The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 9, 1905, Page 8

LATTLE STAR-—-MONDAY, OCT, 9, 1905 7 es SR a a me Wiitilied Herself By FEDERAL CONTROL OF [CLOSING OUT Taking. Aci LIFE INSURANCE THE a WHAT HE WILL RECOMMEND TO CONGRESS—A FEDERAL v ¢ FRANCHISE FOR LIFE COMPANIES WHICH WILL PLACE f THEM UNDER CLOSE SUPERVISION OF THE GOVERNMENT t ee ered | oma da s oe STORE ie ? : 1K F ow” THE yi TUPENDOUS SACRI Will Make Queen Anne Sees Driveway Finest Extant : | Suits for Men 85.50 A winding speed and pa way}the Q m Av v ting Pr tay ni pened at great ox “dt Would Be Grave Mistake to A committee was apy eo. . | Stop on Street Improvement S it f B BP ah . oe | uits for Boys mic drivewa fro i - f . 1} Being aside a f $ « ol w al ' 1 $ Ww th $ n $6.50 for H 000 onds which | | S1.65 Peto issne fer the Q N r One! Btate legislagre t » t r con Font BA = | 2.85 Thecciud decided po: e [tc views ear uine 4 ¥ : vee > after listening o f wh ° f Plage | be. kn , * : . roe ced ype igh vers , Beco ig ~~ \R, RUBBER CLOTHING, veway that w : bere ~ aver} HALF PRICE Pace ON THE POLICE ss sescon ee ct Sol dunides ta tae . BEAT ; th ; SUCCESSORS TO ver the route Charged THE MONARCH SHOE & CLOTHING CO. on yov A. € J. R. Roberts tig ha ——- ape | 1317-1319 FIRST AVE. 1317-1319 the only th Tor, a : | \ Half Block North of Postoffice > pragnecd imp * eo Se eae on 8 = | oe gayle Tian Between University and Union t woud have to be paid f aaiees ; : k mer ® ' : z olver in ‘Sheriff Shoots Wesley Atterbary, 16 : och Her to Wed Newspaper Owner . 3 iepoeta, o-t 9.—With a revol PORT TOWNSEND, © h—A Pointed at her head, Miss Lela)‘ rupe WILL DEVELOP COPPER MINES - ; ot Albany, Ore.. aged 16, say . A ' ! t ; iis, che nooo A large importer who tried to get his goods into this ene cia : intry without paying duty was fooled by Uncle Sam’s cus- oo A se pin he sabisbiaee . ie 5 officers and the Novelty Cloak and Suit Manufacturing er home to this city, and ts 4 PET mye Ee ager LAN) |} ., 1207 Second Avenue, has purchased the entire stock at ® ‘ . ‘ Hi nfiscated Prices. The stock consists of all the newest im- elties, such as gum at the girl | and she wed him wn, et taint 5 Yale Freshmen 2.0" . Heavy Scotch Suitings, Venetians prastesrrore ow Belo Raise Big Rumpus |; :': and Finest Broadcloths ~ FORECAST — Fair mand Tonight: Tues ran Warmer; Light East 3 3.8, 827-8, 3 1 In All the Latest Shades and Weaves ft he | t Pac, 1 5 ir Factory has been working day and night since this prize was captured in order to turn out the Ce 49 1-4, 14 garments. Now they are ready for your participation. Our store has been closed all day today. He cana Se Sale Will Start Tuesday Morning "Soup Mountains Sa at 9 o’Clock A BARBARA. Oct. 9.—1 Oats Physician's | Order To ws fs fulfilled to the “minute detail, at an shades, $17.50, Conf 1 nf 1 High grade man tailored ‘want your presc ription b P : ‘e Suit t 1 cated sale price le p youll raat are entitied to it 7 é - ; é 4 cloth , graduated av a sé ‘ ma and pounding pharmac 1 pool wheat aed: I 6s = > \ rs r oof = matertals to us the next 1: M B15.00 © B2O.00 076 srinne | k ch “onfiscat- nuble twisted cray » HAYNE'S CANDY ALWAYS FRESH toe UNION BAKERY AND CAFE 1418 SECOND AVEN $8.00; Conf toe enette, material guar price | \\\\ eer: ee arge line of Misses anteed to withstand r and down t School «ny trimmed in v $07 FIRST AVENUB COLMAN BUILDING ; Columbia and Marion onsidered a One large value at § ated t Rain € form fitting, worth up NOVELTY CLOAK AND SUIT MFG. CO. 1207 Second Avenue, Opposite Pantages Theater THE NOVELTY MANUFAC TURING CO,, 1207 Second Ave 1ANOS FOR RENT are the oldest la hd t and strongest organ house Paeifle North ALLEN & GILBERT AMAKER CO. 1406 Second Avenue Spinning’ e Gast Store Diffientt Cases 0