The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 27, 1905, Page 3

* to recover property In Seattle N 8 h F hall site } i)) oe it 4 Ethel Barry more ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION ew scheme ror out of the f mtr pe rect fs Paeprtadgs, } of the executive committee of the 00d ho OROCU pe » “Dt achod” |¥. W. C. A, were filed Thursday & H now disputing the righ {ye city iideitimeeitig Pinched” In Gotham} Nia inc secvouary or vento at Olven SESSIONS ourt Howse | yy, onus yone it Wo uuod | Pr a. | for the construct on of such an ww, . oapenneesnincaeaeS A now scheme of disposing of the [auditorium plainly marked “On| arm yey -~ | Goo thouso has been suggested by | borne Ha whie aw the apecific | Fi ll A house h van sugested EA bes » Hall,’ br pg ee Underwear | Hosiery inally Agree on (My Borlpps News Ass'ng tee oval | ff tho hall wore built {n this man RELIABLE GOODS ONLY. High School Sites LOS ANGELES, Cal, Oct ra Jer, ail such objections would be} the building |removed, and there would be no] The W. ©, T, U. held all-day evan-| gor a Ieinal court and |danger ‘of tho city's @sing the! b e Tho achool board Thursday, after] sellstc services tn the Trinity | fim 4 act arcoune!! chamber, and room could two years’ consideration of suitable thoal h , be found in the building for vari-| e Methodist church today 1 t meh be sites for a district higt 1, de {tices t ea i reen we o! € and ol c w enue 0 eect ag ie ty = att | The ®Y" conforence held an all- | Wis pointed out thal the relations Tomorrow Saturday . Lake Union and Gree | day lon, led by Miss Cora B./of the criminal anty jail | Within the next two years a Saberet, of New York, The disc . mergency } re such | 'Phé Glaxgow Woolen Mills, No 7 on igh school will be erected Oa] fiom waa om the Svaability of in [that Seater ba tasty oie | xon8 tot “ate” will make to ‘order Unusual Opportunity & site procured Thursday on Queen] porting a prob! n clause in the|them all in the Iding. All | alt $20.00 and $26.00 Suits at $14.75.| F S M h Anne hill, The consideration paid pledge. The conference agreed that | ceteme nthe b ne An \8 16. or eattle ot ers for the site wa This build-] more can be done uasion | tr rit pepkabin’ ua weak on after! them he rute (one bY Persuasion | removed to the new joint building. | ‘A FINE LINE OF BOY UITS FOR LITTLE CHAPS, the Interlake building The flrat hake ae LS ne location. of tases ofsioes on | ERM” Glassgow “Woolen Mills, | SCHOO! 1 agen 4, 6 and 6 years, eplen wu e¢ . Temperance held this}and criminal court, that causes so} WHl make you @ sult to order to be ery . ue didly made, all wool gar Bill” Sues For d& reception will be | much inconvenience moredw at $14.75, Fit guarant wine tna ments, neat and handsome, ning to visiting Whito| ‘The scheme ntemplates the jormoney refunded i p to $6.00 4 est 0 e Loin) Me convention opens tomorrow | the Yesler block and the erection ot! Stver Salmon be per Ib. at Olym ‘our chol hoice tomorrow gap cin. A public hall on the present olty ploMarket Friday, 118 Pike St. °**] bodes get “eri . $e © & $9. ©) re) ETHEL BARRYMORE Poors te tation he hal | is vo the charges agait : ST. PAUL, Oct. 27.-—-A big, burly}! : are cop ‘ptachel” sweet Bthel’ Barry and John ©. Murphy, which the | Pn ee. Night--Special From 6 to 9:30 P.M. 7 the star in sclation is now investigating | Unusually mood d Bargains for row night ng @ profitable b thie week : ia i | evening if you make your purchases here. Here are a ¢ store's thoa and her manager - pa 4 | sands of merchandis> attraction warters ye day me TEmalnas Wee riding ta on ih was taken from Black Taffeta Belts, with har- Whisk Brooms, of fine q Embrolderies for Corset Cov. Neense tag. Ethel alls it @ “hold-up. news buckles, button trim ity straw, with velve ¢ ambr iss, 18 @ and smiled nO m end med, and worth 45¢ each double 4, an rth i wid ity pat “cussed” a bit under her ONLY A SUGGESTION special after six at....25@ t after six at Re worth 0c & breath, but the cop didn't | Ladies’ Night Gowns, of tine ¢ m 1 Howe Black a six at And so Bthel was haled to the| Yt !* Has Proven ef Interest and quality outing flannel, with Cat,” all wool white feet Veilings, in & ealaboose, where her manager put| plain pink or blue collars and cotton legs, regular 40c blue, brown, red and ¢ Up $25 for her appearance in police| and cuffs, regular 6% ve and 45e hose worth 25c a yard, after six court this morning. 12 | ues, special afier six at 47@ six at price 10¢ _ - Walrus Grained Leather Fleece Ladies’ Piain Ail Linen Hand $ \f | Purses, are good size, hav 16, regu oc kerchiefs, very sheer and | Santi Gaadien, ore Well each, epecial after six a, 02% © hemstitehed ar dally bills of | Need. and worth 80 er Ze eigen, worth 20c ench, after | « S six only 12% | suble Ie that, while we spectal after #ix at 2P¢ Men's Rolled Plate Collar pancy 5p TER Fae sn! ATE ~ Cnet i site and Beck Com . Buttons, with celluloid back md fhinestone settings, 95 inely finished, and worth and lever top, usually 5¢ Gifferent styles, worth 26 ‘under | ae gens rtbe each, after six, 6 for...5¢@ and 85 each, special after do pot A 0 t It f B ] | eh Men’s White Handkerchiefs, six at, each 15e A GREAT LAKES MARINER, Shore n ppor un y or u ers Pearl Bead Necklaces, with with pretty, fast color Turnover Collars, very nicely Captain Turgeon, is in Belling | large fancy bead clasp printed borders, sold in embroidered, and worth Se at the present time, and will prob-| | worth 26¢ each, special aft haberdasheries at te each each, special after six to- ably build or buy a new steamer] « OM R ‘ or wix at 10¢ our after six price 5¢ morrow night at, each the Bellinghar pattle route. | | ¢ ay , H - | Featherweight Dress Shields, Hair Brushes, with natural Single and Double Hair Bows, eae GUrunTeTORDENT of the| MORROW, Saturday, we begin closing out good large size, worth 30c, wood handles, good 25c made of taffeta and satin Post-Lamber mine, Andrew Eck-/ > ire line ees i a after six at, a pair = qu » seed after six at ribbon, worth 35c¢ each, spe- my our entire line of Disston Hand Saws. These tea Se ee 10¢ cial after six at, each 19¢@ the mine Thursday with a cleanup | ; which is reported to be about $10 ppiying “this O00. THE CITY COUNCIL of Harring epted the plans of Civil! ' Engineer P. T. Byrne, of Spok | for the proposed city sewer sys Qnd maps and blue prints of the|{* same have been ordered jam THE ANTI-TICKET SCALPER ~ LAW passed by the last legislature was argued Thursday in Olympia in the state supreme court on an ap-| from King county. be AFTER A TWO DAYS’ SESSION | fa Tacoma, F. Walden, of Seattie,| ‘Was elected’ president of the West-| @fa Washington Christian Mission ery society A BELLINGHAM BOY, Joe Me-| , Was remanded to the su- court in Bellingham by Williams Thursday for the destruction of property. ‘Must report to the court twice month. [1— SUPREME COURT at Olym- ‘Thursday & great many A them was of Charles T. Terry against Furth, in which Terry seeks | Cash_°"" zac. Credit Tablets dime up. strengthen », dyspeptic men, women and ch and children of any remedy because the je and scientific mode; of by every druggist in the United Bra Nothing further any stomach troubl nervous, dyapep' plump and well —_———— required orto make thin. people stron, Both phones. ERNST BROS.INC 306 308 PIKE ST. Cole’s Hot Blast Heaters Save One-Third Your Fuel COLE'S ORIGINAL HOT BLAST IS THE CHEAPEST STOVE EVER PLACED ON THE MARKET. Our method of Temoving ashes is perfectly clean and overcomes the many to the ashpan used in other stoves. The elbow its upward slant allows the empty coal hod 6 that no ashes or coals can be Our- Spatontea dustiess ash cover is fur down every particle of dust in remov that will be appreciated by every tidy used in stoves are too small to hold aceu: jon of ashes. They are usually Temoved, and the ashes {n the bottom of the ragged out on to the carpet. You are all familiar method, and have, no doubt, gone through times of spreading a newspaper or cloth every time the over-filled pan is removed. ie ‘apd = but is @ great evil in stove Joints which can be made rth aiectient ty the use of stove putty. These a few weeks’ use, rendering ash pan stoves gg ees It makes them fuel-caters rather fish pan and the shield for guiding the ee peeet base heat. METHOD BE ONLY CLEAN WAY. THE : U Y WING AND DUST CLOTH ARB a ere o woe to k alr, base oat Cole's Hot Biast is the cleanest stove, only ‘@ in the world whic! fy ae gr bentor and the only stove in th rh hich to remain Siways air-tight. BOTH PHO) 1168. sigh Dyspepsia Tablets are sold The best reason for taking your) pictures at Eggan & Erickson is that the| we make the BEST PHOTOS FOR LESS. Eitel Bldg. 2nd and Pike. poli rn No. 7 No. r No No. : No. The new store could not go ahead at such a remarkable rate if, Hirat of all, the price was not right on the goods. Not only is the price and the quality combination right, but also ‘the store methods are satisfying, and terms of payment most High class Office Desk, made from selected quarter-sawed golden oak, hand polished; entire case of raised panel work, drawers properly fitted and will not bind. Dust proof curtain top. Wood enclosed pigeon holes ours Has individual letter file. Price No fifty-inch size .... The screws, Warranted spring and Saves Time in the Kitchen, saws made of extra refined London spring steel, highly polished skew back bladg, selected and _ shed apple handle, carved, with four improved and all of them guaranteed by the maker. cast steel. 7—26-inch Hand Saws, regular $1.50, special bs- 26-inch Hand Saws, regular $1.7 vecial .. 12—26-inch Hand Saws, regular $2.25, special eee 120—26-inch Hand Saws, regular $2.50, special .. D 8—2o-inch Hand Saw 5, $F , fegular $1.50, special .. IN FIVE SIZES. The Common Air-Tight Heater has a use in every home. These of have full nickel urn, are full lined, and all except No, t have top draft. 1 has low draft r No. 1, 16 inch . .- $1.85 No. 2, inch... $2.25 No. 3, 20 inch $2.50 No. 4, 22inch , 25 No. §, 24 inch $3.75 same thing in polished iron, full lined, nickeled urn and swing cover— No. 1, 16 inch -- $2.25 No. 3, 20inch 2.....$3.25 No. 2, 18 inch $2.50 No. 4,22 inch .........$3.50 No. §, 24-inch ..cisedewns $4.00 It’stheOvenYou we Heat Not the Chimney. helt the fuel bills fly athe chimney with Work E smoke where an in Fuel range is used, and est construc- Ma the lever ‘Break ‘Malleable Range directs all the heat to the oven, dis tributing this heat evenly and thorough- ly. The Drafts are perfect, and facilities for handling unsurpassed by any range built. TERMS: $5.00 Down. $5.00 Month, Secon 22c Coffee Special Saturday MOCHA gives STRENGTH JAVA given OILY FLAVOR BOUTH AMERICAN Coffee B) gives that DELIGHTFUL TWANG That composes the MO-JAVA BLEND, Keguiar price 28¢, TRY IT. YOU'LI, COME AGAIN RHODES BROS. 1325 2nd Ave. EAMES Will Sing to You Every Night if You Own e Victor 80 will Melba, Caruso and all the other famous vocalists. In perfect style—so realistic that if the Victor Talking Ma- chine be placed in the next room you'd surely imagine that these great artists themselves were Present in the flesh. The D. 8. Johnston Co. is the chief distributor of the Victor Talking Machine and the Victor Records. Visitors are cordially weleome always Incidentally come in and play the new auto-grand plano—even if you can’t play a note you can get beautiful music from this. It contains within {ts case a perfect plano player Small musical instruments here in plenty, since we includ ed Mr. M. H. Hanna, of 1406 Second avenue, in our good com pany D, §. Johnston Co, CHICKERING DEALERS. Second Avenue. Burke Building. |] There ts No Geoure Scientific, Si if \rork, No Matter What the Nature of It, Than at the Office of the Ohio Dentists, the Famous Originators of the Alveolar Method of Dentistry—The Only Method That Does Away With Plates and Bridgework, Which Tightens Loose Fallin h, Cures Pyorr' ind Al Serious Teeth and Gums. and Let Them Examine There Is No Charge. But the most gratifying inel- dent of ali this enthusiasm You. the fraternal spirit that —o dentists have shown toward th new discovery, and many wh recognize their inability to cope with such serious conditions as pyorrhea and falling teeth are sending their patients to th Ohio Dentists, for they alone of all dentists seem abie® to cure these diseases, Some time ago & dentist brought three of his patients to the Ohlo Dentists for treatment of pyorrhea cure was effected in each « OHIO DENTAL PARLORS, Batrances B07) Pike street and 30 Third avenue, corner of Thied and Pike. ie. BARGAINS iN FURNITURE McCarthy Dry Goods Co. 3 Canrury Fornrrure Comeany ¢ d Ave. and Madison St. Thompson Furniture Co. 1427---First hg PB __Three Doors From Pike Street Oak Extension Table Quartered, six-foot exten- sion, nicely finished; special price .. $7.50 This Nice Coal or Wood Heating Stove A perfect beauty, and a stove that sells regularly at $7.00 special sale .. $4.50 An extra special is an Oak Dining Chair- ished—a bargain at $1.00; Saturday cane seat, and well fin- special price for Saturday, each....75@ These Saturday Specials are for Cash only. THOMPSON FURNITURE CO. _ complete Housefurnishers CASH OR CREDIT THE FAIR ***3 to, $589 Second 20 PER CENT DISCOUNT On all Cloaks, Suits and Skirts for one week. Sale begins Wednes- day morning. Srconp Avenue & Sprang Steer FOREN GL HOLMES FumpTURL Co! Special Sale Saturday COUCH, covered with figured velour, and is extra strong and well made. Frame is finished in golden oak and well con- structed. Filling and upholstery are high grade. For Sat- urday we cut the price Of $6.50 to ......seseceeenees! W ay ge eo al PLOW a ih gee! at ay ce THIS ADJUSTABLE BED LOUNG converted into a full sized bed, oak frame and is full fringed This adjustable bed loun Saturd Pires GOLD MEDAL HE} At the St. Louis World's Fair in 1904 the gold medal was given the NATIONAL HEATING STOVE In recognition of its unrivaled EFFICIENCY, DURABT AND SIMPLICITY. Most efficient because it gives the greatest heat from least fuel. Most durable because material and construction” are very highest grade. So simple a child could operate them. Absolutely nothing to get out of order. We take your old. stove and allow all it is worth as part pay on the new, Is consty Is nicely ¢ is a regula’ These special sale offerings are for cash and final, No Zt or C, 0. D, orders will be received. Out-of-town orders For bargains tn Furniture eee * un, RED FRONT FURNITURE CO, 220 Pike St. f filled if post-marked not later than 6 o'clock Saturday None to dealers. wll