The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 9, 1905, Page 10

ii oat we REWS OF THES! STATE WILLTANER, GIFFIN of the Mount Vernon Oi) co manage a new! outh Mr and three weeks. A BELLINGHAM will have an in-| QQ terurban ¢ ric railway ¢ 290 ing with Ma ¥ . ‘ and with | within ‘ oneal years.» This ts a ‘ the tewm of a franchise granted} °%% Saturday ® THE PAUC w . Smith, of ( at 8 & horse t .* effects ‘ E 2, RICHARDSON, | , & eived a}. .® grega-| , 8 “o ver] vee shot any was| 3 9 killed by R 4 a% a? » >% INQUIRIE Bellingham w SHE'S TRUE TO BIG N. oY, BANK THIEF THE SEATTL® STAR--MONDAY, OCT. ‘Conferred the Pope’s Blessing) Wednesday. He was arres convicted Tourists’ Excursion ‘The ideal short trip for tov fe to go tot battleships Yard is the coast. Fs At 9 and 1 4:20 p. m No Sale This The offers its whole stocks at prices a fourth Right in midseason Annex to a third below the usual of building a six-story building all around and above the old shack has made it necessary to resort to extraordinary measures. There is more merchandise than can be accommodated in the quarters. has been given over to the builders, and present For over one-half the space ---they’re still clamoring for more room. To get the merchandise out of the way the most remarkable reductions are in order. Women’s $25.00 Suits are being sold for $14.50. And stylish Raincoats, such as sell Corner Second Avenue and University St. TALES OF THE TOWN BY THE TATTLER. EV | for $15.00 most everywhere, are going The process | 6he ANNEX STONE, FISHER @ LANE eck for & nea ¢ members of t eeteeeeeee er ee teeteeeeeee w $2,126,000 eee eee eee er eee trict Is no CONCORD, N. H., Oct. 9—Pre rrangements for the for r Faualed at $8.95. For tomorrow a host of beautiful Hats, made to sell at $10.00, will be sold at $6.50. And some 200 boxes of women’s Underwear, worth $1.00, will be of- fered at 79c. So in every part of the store. Lace Collars worth $3.00 are going at $1.65. Fancy Silks worth to $1.00 will be sold at 77c. Bedding and Blankets are being offered in the extemporized salesroom a full fourth below dowstairs at prices the regular. But how long the good things will last nobody can tell. It's best to come early and often. Corner Second Avenue and University St. MOST ANY HEATING STOVE WILL WORK , Smooth Steel With Sheet Ie. SEATTLE FOME & CO. 9, 1995. Complete Cre FREDERICK & NE LGON (Ino.)—Complete Hotel and Club Furnishers, $25 9x12 Ft. SMITH’ Sa and SANFORD’S AXMINSTER RUGS $18.85 EACH =f, dit He here BUT IT’S THE QUALITY OF THE ‘ _ WORK THAT leapt THE STORY wald to ntire nt for xtent Ww raider how long you mee me to h it ID THE FIRST fa Frederick & compared to not going to be IMPERIAL BOX STOVE For Wood. | FAIRY OAK HEATER ‘or Coal. DAISY AIR-TIGHT HEATER FoR wood Smooth Steel With Cast Top. s $1.00 CASK AND $1.00 A WEEK on $5.00 CASH AND $5.00 A MONTH BUYS ANY HEATING STOVE. COOK STOVE OR RANGE IN OUR STOCK, --i wee Russia tron With Sheet Top. bt We Take Your Old Stove and Allow You All it Is Worth As Part Payment for a New One, ™ “ LREDERIOK & NELSON CINCORPORATED ) “Totnes” SLCOND AVENUE, MADISON AND SPRING STREETS. or THE GREAT MAJESTIC Ragley’s Corner Reliable Remedies at Rubbers, Rub ubbers, Rubber _ Bed- Rock Prices Boots and Shoes Every- Line of Ranges thingin "~ and Heaters Won Ist} Em ed and tonized se 50e Pu Nive Oil, in or Waterproof men” At the World’s Goods nia Olive Of}, the on the market, pint O5e Fair And Buffalo Exposition Let Us Fit You — Satisfaction Guaranteed The R.ubber Store 714 FIRST AVE. Bet. Columbia and Cherry GEO. H. WCODHOUSE 1405 Second Avenue. NOTICE TO _ SUBSCRIBERS Turkish Bath 50c INCLUDING BED ALL NIGHT. Heady’s Barber Shop First and Washington ! mi | THE RUBBER STORE 714 FIRST AVENUE ’ FIRST CL Me UM aaraaee Wel Weather Wearables AVENUE conte Le ee ite TT LEWIS ton, | A PR} ig Sak” cumone | ALBERT HANSEN fore you eee our display in our indow and our prices, marked la a figures . Isaac Luria, Prom & perfect se | Vice—and it 18 the only way giving our subsori JEWELRY, WA ‘our alas 706 tat Avenue CHERRY THE STAR PUBLISHING CO,