The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 19, 1905, Page 3

THE SEATTLE STAR—THURSDAY, OCT : " “p With L I f the aoclety G, Pechtel, Ritzville; sorgeant-at-| buried here today, Me was a prom . WUE WE NUE Todi eatin wn om elma nk termi, ates: (ee ett amend en er hand tn poltt nd endorsed no| guard, W. J. McLaughlin, Ballard, [an nctive part in. the Option”--Saloon Men jc ‘ aie Matas i wes 4 Jham next r. The ne ‘yihuiataindaet taht tecatenaetate’ | ARR Rm! EVERETT, Oct. 19.--Pgring t « are Prealde (Jani 4\* * K we # tho State 1 » | Seattle; treasurer, Johr F At B {I 3|4 BANK CLEARINGS * : n t rd 3|* Oct. 19, 1904 86200710 :| P A : Dun et ght aga , , , Reposasencnenanuatee he cl 4 ~ th rt | IncréAse over sam — - r - Walla] The local lodge of the Independent} * date last yea $ 870,088.70 *| ; a ch tt ~ W. ©.| Order of Good Templars w » * t , neg gece Ayr exec have @ hall of its own in which OR Rt tk tok! A 30 ‘ ae a fight t r Beattie, hold meetings and givo entertaln-| viononiA by Gy Oot, 10.—Tho} & fish , yg welry store of ©, B. Redfern wa afi m n aitle; Cant.) Os mean t the lodge) catered on Wednesday night seal eaalit iy He has dona the ground and the car liwo ¢ full of dia » " were a Ingham; John O'Hare, Aberdeen; /Penters, masons and painters bo-| [NO (Taye TM OF ate tla om jlonging to the order are ready to| “Kee " _ . | ve their assistance j mot a tat r| Underwear for Men |e am | bs sue | t reasonable price TOBACCO We ART i oe Pg : \ °°) ‘The Ballard counct! has tnstruct ta atten the lnwe w Mp tesco didn bernard ag clerk to notify t \ port avenue “Don't Worry, Watoh Us Grow” Cas have ome tt © guesses yo! made er wrong. ( and ee ew DRAPERY ROW $5.00 W Bedspreads, full t $1.50 T hb Bath Mats, full $1.50 Couch © fu lay, each ver Passes you but once and returns for no man Invest Now In Rainier Boule- vard propery and you will Profit the by coming rise. Neglect your chance and it will never re- we 5: Lewis-Litlefel Co. Rainier Bo i “Add dition MeArthur Addition. 22 HALLER BUILDING. ‘Tel. Main 437, Ind. 1092. How’s Your Piano? The question is almed at the folks who neglect to have the piano properly tuned by good tuners. To “let it go” Is to shorten the Hife of the piano considerably Neglect. in short, « ruin. Decide to have it ta Ring up Main 260 ‘The work will The service promp »-$he charges reaso In a word, chara f the talking ma ng given away subseribers? ly we have included ia and his stock of small music wares in our bust ness. D. §. Johnston (0. CHICKERING DEALERS. 93 Gecond Avenue. Burke Building. prs Friday Is the Day to Try New Store Methods COR. SECOND AVE. e UNION STREET Credit e new SPECIALS. SMUGGLER CAUGHT ing on the § 1 weeks as awarded it wmplete, The | i | kind will your fuel bill, bad cold, Try one. A noted Importer of Broadcloths, Cheviots, Venetian, hls goods into this country wit the entire stock by jaying just a little above the regular duty charges, t ck has been man-tatlored into women's outer apparel and it i Now thi Long, Swell 440 and $45 Price 81 100 Raincoats twisted craven anteed to wit stole and cufts ad rimmed in velvet red @ good value ated Sale Price Another lot of Misses’ assorted materials. paying duty, but your Sale end 830.00 up of double naterial guar any rain 813.50 Ratncoats. all shades, 50; Confiscated Sale Price 88.75 Misses’ Skirts, largest assort ment in Seattle, worth up to $8.00 Confiseated Sale Price Down to ightweight length, stole Kersey 85.00 82.65 Coats, % and cuffs trimmed with velvet, pleated and full back fn three ab brown Bale Price 22 Short Box ades, black rth $12.00 blue and Confiseated oats, in black cheviot hand tal ale Price R550 fan, Panama le worth seated Sale Price 87. Large line of Min eee” and Childre School One large | « t of ac Sateen mate at factory p ordion pleated Under kirts, in form fitting, worth ilk Wa jal Prices. Top Coats of fine cuffs, trimmed, all shades, Confis 1207 Seccond Av. ated Sale Price s in endless variety « Kerseys, stole collar and be Fine worth up to $25.00 $12.00 fects tial as the There’ world in the service they give you. ton we sa Broadcloth which will] « UNION BAKERY AND CAFE 1413 SECOND AVENUES. If you want something good try a CUP OF OUR COFFEE AND VIENNA CAKES The Right Kind Of a heating atove is just as ¢ kind of doctor or lawyer Aifferenc of a you employ # all the ¢ in the ¢ and satista buy the 4 worvic y Ume COLE’S HOT BLAST allr Money can’t buy @ better one, al though most others are me pensive ex here The one we tilust SAVE ONE-THIRD because it Is so economical fire over night, so you may dress in a warm That beats having the doctor in after you have contracted a Then, too, it holds room always BOTH PHONES 1158. ete Uncle Sam et Imported Kersey, English handsomely tailored Capfiscated Sale Price L. 1. HOFFMAN, Manager Cover Coats, made in the new Empire ef. worth up to 82 $60.00 19, 1905. | SE { J RELIABLE GOODS ONLY. E OUR WINDOW! CHa DISPLAY | BE ON O'¢ HAND AT 9| ~LOCK | Mammoth PURSE SALE Manufacturers’ Surplas Stock. A Thousands of Purses and Hand Bags on Sale Tomorrow 1-3 to 1-2 Off "TP HIS i ui the great- est sale of La- dies’ Purses Seattle has seen in many day. A New York manufacturer over- reached the demands of his trade. He made too many purses. We bought his surplus at a third to a half less than regu- lar wholesale prices. The assortment includes every size and style of purse. All the best leathers---Elephant Leather, Walrus, Morocco, Seal Grain, Alligator, etc.---finely finished and richly mounted. For convenience we have divided the collection into ten different lots, value and prices as below. See them in our window. They speak for themselves LOT NO. 1—CHILDREN'S AND MISE PURSES with gilt | LOT NO. 6—LADIES’ PURSES made of biack walrus grained frames and fancy chain b tan red, green and bre leath with andard t n nickel frame na handles loathe ie pre gifts, « ar on and furnished with nf nd card case, ¢ lent bar your eb te ow & se each € rrow, only 636 LOT NO. 2—MISSES’ PURSES with Vienna frames and har RSE tf alrus grained leather les; made of fancy ed ke ning to 1 made with Vie handles, fancy two very attractive valuce a - « b ¢ & - ree cial price $1.50; he ¢ tomorrow, or only The LADIES’ BAGS AND PURSE luding a big LOT NO. 3 MI RSE * made in var : es, of seal 6 grain or hand * be with coin pu t h ha two and three with sm sulin w wortk Kun met ather handles and value, 6be; ape row @ ngs; regular 5 each; sale price is LOT NO. 4—LADIES’ PURSES of black and . s9¢ grained leather, made in fiv eat shape VERY HA 1E 8 of brown or black two-ball frames and Vienna handles, furnist ained leather frames, Vienna han cane. in purse and mirror holce of these e lining and t large and beau pi omorrow at they will Take your LOT NO, 6—LADIES puns gE « ten different style and shapes YLES OF LADI grained le ed ther, have Vienna fancy gilt f two and three- and two $3.00 each; your ie 3 $1.25 VE UNTIL SATI SALE WILL START AT 9 A. M TOMORROW AND CONTIN RDAY NIGHT. McCarthy Dry Goods Co. caused consternation in the ranks of Uncle Sam's custom officers here and the Novelty Cloak and Suit Mfg. Co ia, they bought the stock at confiscated pi @ little advance over Uncle Sam's re The Best of ThisImmense Stock Goes on Sale Friday and Saturday Tallored Suita, worth Confiseated and 50 Novelty Cloak and Suit Mfg. Co. 5.2 a. Opposite Pantages Theater Made of sheet tron nd measures 18 hes high, not lined. We 4 t set up this 5 nor give stove pipe with it, We Coats trimmed in fur at the price weight Kerseys values up to $100 Cor. Second Avenue and Madison Srconp p Avenue & SeRan & Spine G Srreet SPECIAL SALE FRIDAY AND SATURDAY SILK CORD—Fo: Valu FIGURED BURLAPS—In a vy patterns, suita eut to ULL ey. hy rg 2 WLR © SRS © WEE © atugat 2 OF ee a | sofa pillows. ‘ound You see he tried to get ore. 1207 Second avenue, purchased which means the same thing ar tariff charges. riety of exe vering, ete. V; t colors and 25e per yard; ive . Measure 36 inches in length * Value 35c; cut to... ue Ma SAME IN SILK—Value 7 . Ponce scee DINING CHAIR—(No. 60.) n oak, has extra one cane stat, spindle back ar turned stretchers. Value $1.00; cut to ; --T8¢ SILK FLOSS vreowe Uncovered: 18 by 18 ir 20 by 20 In 4 a4 by a Inch wap Bhspaere yd ACE CURTAINS—Th ne white and e offer a ch curtains are in ce among 10 excellent patterns, 3% yards long; 50 inches wide, $2.25, $260, $2.75 and $3.00 Curt HCO, HOP BONE < cscs nctcesveaere’ 59 GRANITE RUGS—A s offer for two Gays only. | $4.75 ms, wee 9 $5.50 rugs, & SES8 AIR-TIGHT WOOD HEATING STOVE For these two days we offer at special price the best cut rate bargain whict . B47. 1207