The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 1, 1905, Page 5

j i : . ” i Many Will Ent ‘|Back To D 4 Ne “60 S N any nter (Back To Dear A ‘ en ty t | l cen W p rium’ fe goam haat ‘nfs Button-Hole Res an Troublea. & supreme, Old England <S } pook h he saya t 1 in hy a bonged f a lowe H y att | |the Th venue theater next Bur —— . i ised fal aig : \ tnaweed d; omen a 8 I by frat ‘ | tauitta tertaining and r ' n off 1 PLAN f 18 0 t mnt 1 ‘ tt th ] 1 t Ww a f i i Asa M ¥ ‘ mber of Cow for t i} . nl ea : : f ii ' i ’ e in the ha s of r b « iT 1 ' ¥ q} ter at ov per va ' ¥ 1 1 1) foretgt ratte cee |e areht oe oe a i: hats the smallest acggons in the| there are more distinctive features FINANCE @OMMITTEE ALSO GIVE FIRE DEPARTMENT (A [Shohomlsh county auditor's office |t amt Cominerss, ueedad | magnet ! the pu t “ gion for sot In a BUCK ‘than any omer api - BOOST AND INCREASES GENERAL SALARIES Jing the th months, ending x # would | fikelthood ex oy, the 9 thal ity “fvemn’” Gieak tron _ of 00 The births num. |t n of th 0 I ' e at in y a or lg BUCH ge sal! t ” " s & 4 by af - a i 1 ‘ 1 he pen t Mayor Ralliy request for two) Several other advan were con THERE te a fate a tls 1 ary and grammar grades| UNI | . a ech a nee 1 | Sidored. ' 1 tive o 1 en ofthe elt ¥| nin in the Jefferson vanes ba police substations, an auto patrol | the six un sare J much Inter in th al cows i | gh ont oe nampa tg as leas ¢ ve TERS) cscs ean | ace eo tn , down by the flnance committee on 1 over P They | bor 6 t beat enaay | % tia } 4s means that a BUCK Tuesday night He was allowed STATE 1 f at = ey s| bas . ; History | io Hoel rans always right however, 15 patrolmen to go into t Mme, Kamoa, the famous prima] handsome Tha ng pt will | up to the very period of ies em Jonnaey's. The tation Te #°l donna, will appear at the Grand] be given. Ca aining the} Cloudy, warmer tongiht; uae a the Sa ing May provision is made for the | i Wednesday night under the auspices) rile and regulat are obtainable | iiohe south winds are improved employment of five more partol-| I day a of t Ladies’ Musical club, of Se) ™ a . | much as poss) FE men, two detectives, a police tn aide tata » i tien Ae ne The sale of seats has been om i ery ge is ag epector and a stenographer serene the Wenatenes river, at Wer i th vendous, and the world famous ger Lillies” at t Re 6. It pay! | of the past year's q The fire department was allowed |l'hne is progress euidty. The | EVeret tor r will be greeted by a packed nce, features im= a five additional men and conside t orary work has t nplet. | at Kvere ~ j a aan, | 4 ’ able new equipment. Harbormaster |qj nnd the work on, the permanent | f6rted | sha Patrol. | he |] CASH Thompson Furniture Co, GREDIT thore sno Jensen was allowed an additional " began We ve a | “The Marriage of Kitty," with} » the BUCK assistant. The increase in salaries | BIDS for the 8 ed and the t } Alice Johnson in the leading role | 4 agreed upon were the following a - BAMUEL at the Grand Sunday, Mop ove ’ Chief Delaney and Chief Cook, $17 ’ fone A day and Tuewday b BUCK’S il { oo0 rag Sworn eg hd Ee ma ey Sadek ea 1421—First Avenue—1429 about the ventilated oven $120 to & Corporation Couns > " at week THE NOF Richards & Pringle’s minstrels Heron Doors Beem Pike Sires THE OVEN is indeed a distin Clerk tt, $100 to $125; City En- | 28 » New | ley railw are at the Grand for four perform tive fea of the BUCK steel gineer Thomson, $3,600 to $5,000 ' y » sold in = ald, pt ance tarting Thursday night range, it uld be, too—It's really 7 | THE FUNERAL of Ix the t rtant part of @ ene CURRAL of, Dy we is not as wach shooting elf COMPLETE HOUSEFURNISHERS by Mas er as the Sunday reporter thought Credit for the Asking od When You Are BXCHMSIVE DRINKING drove | there was Only two shots are fired Bian a - Henry } f Kent, to murder bis) and those take place in a duel with} t oy heap as poasible--quality consid known to have a smooth and even wife during « quarrel at their home | 5 When the Bell To! ered Brer pend suf ime ' to get acquainted with fi} ob Looking for Real Bargains J) ..!°:e2r ens, srgy (Se ne era If iceas to va g from 1 evenings entertainment |i wi ARK AN UP-TO-DATE NEW GOODS STORE, NOT SECOND- jf tveted to body of Russell says he te not as arabe |] range, raking it alr and s he looks in this*play, and} 1AND. gas tight ~ heap as all others, se!l on small mar A BUCK oven is the Come Here z, ze g saat site, ce ar toceis Hl oaty “oven te tant a Bt skept th of our assertion has no rivets or bolts on the bottom, pans will slide In and out LARGE | Ve are sole ag CELEBRATED JEWEL STOVES. freely 0c Family Steel Blade Meat Saw Bbe I4-in. best quality Rubber i STEEL AND GAS RANGE A BUCK oven will not warp or buckle, it is well braced and al- . 296 Window Cleaner ive lowance made for exp ‘ontraction of the steel. ” A BUCK oven ls VENTILATED, which means that the circula- ¢ Heavy Stee! Household Hand Bosley’s Combination Wood and IMPROVEMENTS f PURE t ‘ 1 7 - b tion of 2 AIR passes through the oven at all times, taking all Leather Weather Strip, foot. UNDER WAY A Perfect Range| The Solar Jewel fumes and odors into the cuimnay, hestead Of tm. the foomm Wee Tn } range is used. é Ibe yellow Mixing Bowl, 2-qt Qe P/F *# eee ee eee ee eee! * * # WOMAN HORSE THIEF * . ne Ma * GETS TWO YEARS * t Is estimated that about ha 1d $1 k : Sil « ian aes Sal te toe $ lown, $1a wee i * KANE, Nov. t.—Myrtie #/! in public improvements in th pnt ins telnet * 18 of Resebu: o 1 i ol ood) C . th 45e Red Seal Double te Hall Boy Water Jugs ..15¢ |e at edtotwo ®|| jn the wear felure, ‘The mew} buys a BUCK ‘Wash Board . * m the penitentiary for #)| street car Mne, the mew hig) Steel Range-—- 25e Japanned Coal Hod, 15-in stenting. he took % || school, and the new grade we Se . iy Coats ENGene: heel, and the Improvements tu a a re OH cece eee sees 3 : ‘ * naking merry with other w|| #ehool, and proveme: q ise * . * the park tteelf will foot up to x a 1c Flower Pot and Saucer, 6-in. | 5c hard maple Chopping Bow!s. * * that figure, or perbaps more, ir old stove or range taken as part payment on the purchase of eges ene polished, 13-in. ve OER Eee) These various ime t ane Ge combine to raise the value of te become fourneyiner the property in that vie 16 applicants appeared!) and the owners of V i at Ja Terrace Addition decid a ee sold within the next sixty days ee 25 per cent. This announcement, Second and Union i made several days ago, caused a Expecially inte ting reading on|| rush of buyers to this beautiful ¢ addttio On Sunday and Monday's ea tows Ed Walsh, block 9, $440; &. 20, block $225; Mra Smith, lot 16, block 9, $220 Page 6 lots were sold. es were as fol lots 35 and Brann. 0. 3, | lot B Me!- THE SCOTCH TAILORS yun Bamford, lots 1 and 2, block || oe e 13, $580; N. & Harrison, Jot 22, || block 14, $260; Bennett, || lot 24, block 3, $195 lots || 10 and 11, ble J. ii Ehrnbeck, lot 2 and north haif || of 3, blowk 12, 6450; May Wentz, |} lot 2%, block 11 Thomas | Bennett, lot 13, bi 4, $235; |) Robert Norrie, lot 14, block 4, || $225; Frank C. Braden, lots || and east half of 18, block 3. $29 Charles C. Corcoran, lot 19 and west half of 18, block 3, $290 Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Nov. 2d, 3d and 4th torn to: Ck: Magma WE WILL PUT ON SPECIAL SALE 500 NEW, UP-TO- DATE WORSTED SERGES. EVERY SUIT WE WILL LINE WITH THE BEST OF LININGS. THE BEST OF WORKMAN- SHIP; WE MAKE EVERY GARMENT IN OUR OWN WORK- SHOPS HERE IN SEATTLE AND ON OUR OWN PREMIS: Buy Your Clothing at the OLO RELIABLE SPOT KLINE & ROSENBERG, BVERY GARMENT FITTED TO YOU BEFORE IT 13 FIN- 625 First Avenue. ISHED. THIS SALE IS FOR THOSE THAT COULD NOT GET WAITED ON OUR OPENING DAY. OUR WORKSHOP Is THE LARGEST ON THE COAST, AND ALWAYS OPEN FOR IN- SPECTION AND. CONTRACTORS JUST TO REMIND YOU THAT WE CARRY MIXED PAINTS VARNISHES CARTER'S WHITE LEAD MIDLAND LINSEED OIL, LUSTERLAC CALCIMO JOHNSON’S FLOOR WAX OLD ENGLISH FLOOR WAX Suits or Over- coats Made To eee! saat on Order JAPAN AND DRY COLORS GLUES WITH THE BEST OF EVERYTHING. OTHER HIGH-PRICE { TAILORS CHARGE YOU FROM $35.00 TO $45.00. OUR PRICE, STAINS $15.00 WITH HAIR-CLOTH FRONTS, PADDED SHOUL- , ERS. * SHELLAC | BRUSHES ’ : 2 Don’t Miss This Special Sale GLASS | ETC., ETO. 1405 Second Avenue. BOTH PHONES 944. Scotch Tailors 120 Pike St., Near Second rectly, butlt nt and priced right. This 6 ple full nickeled range guaranteed to give perfect $38.50 Here's a quartered, EST price ts— $8.75 A Laundry Stove for | $3.50 get this « it has two covers used for cooking if necessary, a fact. For % lendid Laundry and can be 50 you | ve Do these pr think by spending yo you a cust of ours? Come in and see. * appeal to you ur money Thompson Furniture Co. A Little Down and a Little at a Time Princess Dresser pretty polished and positively the CHEAP. DRESSER ever CHEAP? Will it not pay you to be one? Standard Furniture Co. L. SCHOENFELD & SONS 1006 to 1016 First Ave. SEATILE TACOMA RAINCOATS We purchased from an Eastern maker 250 Cravenette Rain- coats at fifty cents on the dollar and are pleased to offer our large clientelle these coats at a slight advance over what they cost us. ’ SPECIAL THURSDAY AND FRIDAY this season's creations, well tailored, regular in a fire tor 48 hours work of a f is a handsome looking nt full nickeled, fully | euaranteed ov Princess Dresser, solid oak offered in the Cravenette Raincoats, price $18.00, now Another lot of $20.00, now These Coats come in all colors and ehades and to be appre- elated whould be seen. that sell regularly for $22.50, now $12.50 avenette Raincoats, THE NEW YORK STORE 1418 Second Avenue Near Piko St. J. Pert, Prop. {WARNING — Wood Airtight Heater $5.50 Overcoats, s originators of the Alve- r Method of Dentistry—the only method that does away with plates which tightens ures Pyorre nus diseases ns. examine $4 | 85. | BE | $8601] The Only Alveolar lb | Dentists in Men's Shoes. aa | Seattle $5.00 8h yea ‘ s There is no better place to secure $3.50 8 & scientific, skilled Dental Work, no $2.50 s matter what the nature of it, than $2.00 Shoes 8 at ce of the Ohio Dentists, s s s s 8 = Pp male Call on you, nd let them is no charge : $1.00 to $1 This same heater will cost you Thc Negligee & | OHIO DENTISTS $7.50 at any stor bahccapicey ~~ | Entrances 207) Pike Street and 1430 0 useful to yor - . “khoes Third Avenue, Corner of Third save it by the purchase of this E yond and Pike. perfect stove for $5.50: pay you to isc ‘over our Underwear Line. 200 Boys’ Suits at Less than being just all right. Don't you Manufacturers’ Cost. with us you certainly do better? Are THE BARGAIN STORE, 1104 First Avenue. RELIABLE TRANSFER CO, Baggage, Furniture, Storage | Oftte aven stock of second-hand Stoves of all sizes and very lowest prices, Large Heaters. of the RED FRONT FURN, CO, 220 Pike Street. and storage room, 1215 First | . Postoffice building. | Ind. 626. | Phones—Sunset 902;