The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 17, 1905, Page 3

: weat for a thorough tapegt! C D a |P rire aarti) ~Cauthorn Is Dead | varaetame RO grnsenseens omen é ces 0d vald that Mr, Hj}l has selected Horn ; io to fill an important engagement in| il. | |tho east, Mr. Hoga te well liked} Xi INCENNE iné a er = _ - - rr 1 | among his railroad associates and) Henry aa aulporr ere ones er | — LA& a a Doll St all who know him Po evuy _— reel le! ; ara IL en | G4 d, | ° vtore Rate |" JOHN AGGESON, of Connell |! boghr re a + Kg | a CY be a ) | | | committed suleide by cutting his) | Ho wan the f Hone Pound Stationery Nearly Ready | huraday |g. Courhorn, of featt | | RELIABLE GOODS ONLY. | < nila BATTLE deal ) | sheep from ps o Erase eg ee ere (tt oe te. “earacebee Supine rho eae Suit Sale Ends oving Millinery sued fe harge from F ynt YAKIMA GAS COMPANY a “s t 1 DO p Tt 100M. HAT WILL ALL Ge “ ‘\ x yeater- | kea a n& 1 act North Yakima, ince ed Tomorrow Marks the Finish of a | ™!! pg etd +s" ee wae a that) t ff on ¢ 1.90 8) make luminating ga 1 q +; ~ i - 8 of 40,000 | tor jo gs ’ Remarkable Bargain PATTES 1 from sestrtment t Pa ae CARROLL WELLS, 17, of 9 - Offering . . * y nt n Suits tor commuted Thursday by the on 4 TURE HAPI ft H t for sce agaiet Daa’ Baloe Empire Suits, One-Third Off K AS CITY, Nov. 17.~Edward od after the waves of public Indig-| chargit fe latter 1 in ) ’ : Now on sale at ss Rosewa of the Omaha{nation had spent thelr fury. The d deed, was dc mroeiih ae ceils PeRnee Sor eae Boo, and G ‘otk, | Present "presents, a situation of of plaintitt “Thursday by ne ag hese Rarer 0% ‘ Underwear and Hose ' a MON: 1 form show KY t ning : r w1 BATTLE > BL EM. GOOL night of the K versal tnatead Of 10a ann | “ORDENA NC Varicle to ihe Rescue AND PIICES PROV! ri Kr of| tory. The revolt fron al OF 1 ' t r at } A i aring Q cn ¢ “ é ting 1 as the tim wh nera going on all ove ' f : ALUES ¢ ) ay al 1, WHE it be 1 © que a|' : andsome ‘ re of ¥ t Ww h n forge b t ' © « und Mob W i an: t s] nad th , hea: ry , a c kind bas be mato $1.89 y, at t . r n A 1 M Vb mover lays gone by but Phe moral idea in ha it » lore ituize, ma : they w The vampire me to stay, This wa wad Caer . sal Bs ‘ ‘ . . n, beau hand f hed han 8 graft w n away and , of peace will go on with In-| hs J maa 1 Men’s Furnishings ‘eo $1.50 et sea and then r n- | creasing force . . I ‘ ' ' Ni Ba " t Pe RARGA FRA oF y Ss | ht i \ i aturday Ni argains ie CDE ‘ THE VERY LATEST STYLES . Ate , i FROM igh ant re Cotton shirt Send Messages With Electricity [cba ceekaae nanaenrnet, 8 teas ; ; ) NOT FAIL, | “buttoned in front, finished . ° ° ’ ‘ } ; ; b TO TAKE AD TAGE w k tape, sizes AG 4 Extracted From the North rv sro THE REAL Tee NeW ‘ so vanes 1 i ys’ and Girly Hose, fleece : Ang hecdh og 0 ee ee ee sont t Tan ¢ “ 106 a pecial at, the on N t estroyed hon Ave — k en, of bent real be : < “ te Kg, special Children’s Shirts, of ecru, Ya " " r " c Be kages £ y ribbed, fleece Mined Bde b tt Why Do You Pay So “ “ i * A Bee — and silk ¥ HISE t i h 19¢ Much for f * en } ic Men's Hath Robes, « pecial a ch Hose, with white need t u large make 4 ‘ a ¢ Box F “ « wor and black cotton rol ne . th special tomorrow night at , ‘ as Po g ‘ fax 1 Boys’ Cloth ing poo’ ha | Saeeten es een ee m yon erveadg x, 7 ft CHOICE INS FOR SCHOO: TOMORROW Colgat fot “4 Wate ‘70 f Be by clouds LiGH ESTION of ( 1 ee OY8’ NORFOLI BLOUSE I “ I ( on. be Very Beat 2-Ib, Bricks... 556 3 " 69 n a a m - ri Bo TROUSER \ 1 and - Local Freah Ra Eggs. do ty aes pAtooe : p at, wt plai ial after six at, a | Thursday ihe 1i« and pair 17 KERR-GIFFORD waret rf Ranch Begs, doe. .30¢ . are ae ee ee shin tata ot ae " BOYS’ SWEATERS, ina ar valu sleeves | Men’s Hose, fast black, 40 |the 0. R & ced — .~ 5. re _—_—_ Nhe’ and $1.49 eact 7 ose braid gauge, double heels and STATE gine sparks and roof damaged $1,000! the cittn nm: . Butter Stor i9e baer een } REVS. W. B. RANDALL and J. B.| rested a tow aye OWd Knodall, of Everett trades Tacoma we de Bid W. H. PRINGLE, a large Colum-| council of city as de} sean 1811 Second Ave, Arcade Bide Dia river dost, has been chartered} APPLE CROP at sack har with grand by a Wenatchee cattle dealer to; vested, largest in many years, and carry 200 cattle to the Fryé-Bruhn selling at 50 cents a box company More large ship-| BRODIE & SHAW, proprietors ment» of the E ington electric lighting DAVID STEWART nominated for| plant, have dissolved. the former mayor of Chehalis. Other nomip in the field for elections Decem? *| buying out the latter. JAMES TUCKER and Fred White |two boys of Cle Elum, were found JOHN R. BURROWS and McCarthy Dry Goods Co. Cor. Second Avenue and Madison Miss | guilty of burglary at Ellensburg. MISS CATHERINE CUMMI | Miss Vera Lavin and Frank Slidell lof Seattle, will sing at a concert in the new Redmond church Saturday May Adams, of Harrington, marrted| Tea and Coffee UNDERWEAR FOR MEN 7 sale. Enormous Homest values. MN. Brooks & Co, 1331 tnd Ave. | ght. . Th sands - IT 18 RUMORED that Hi. Bi pede Horn, general manager of the Premiums Free. ou Want food 6 Northern P ic railway, is on his Seine a tea Don’t miss this of Happy +: ae Seattle sale. ¢ WAS COMPLETELY CRUSHED. Terre rr rr er ee ee save you lots of af : : * People # STORM WARNIN * - p * Astrong & E. to S. W. wind, & prema t # now near Vancouver, is mov- # rea * A strong 8. E. wind #0 ag, i ing Tea C ere on 3 merican Importing Tea Co. Laugh and the world laughs with * ifting to the §. W. on @ porting . 4 and straits, Strong & do without comforts and you 5 W. gales are blow- # the Big * « the coast and st sea. # get another laugh * * FATHER TIME. eee eee eee eee ee 209 Pike St. 908 Second Ave. Free Train ‘ SEATTLE. 7 ‘ Our 100 stores Eve H by th * 1 Come to the home of Father Time and buy anything for G 3 : * the home “on time in payments to suit you.” : f 7 . 0 i} ad second-hand me . Jand S5e Pillow Covers, Oriental and denim embre fer < ‘ “ cs with backs and fancy tassels at each corner, RED FRONT FURNITURE CO. ath; t 24-inch pillow, each jae 8 er, A literary and musical entertain stipes . t At Se Brass Sash Rods, with shoulder hook brackets, ment will be given by Mra. Ruri PD. use iebogel-ondunda . elling it f gi si viasiese Meoke at the list Eptscopa : ; j 10c Brass Extension Rods for lace curtains, each church, 234 and Madison, next Fr 26c Brass Extension Rods, large fancy ball trimming, each day Mire, Mee e will be as mp he STEAMSHIP ALAMEDA SAL 12 1-26 some of the instrumental and VAGE BALE 50c Brass Extension Rods, highly polished fancy brass, each vocal talent | ony At th ty Cloak as ; 25e . . ' iY 10c Brass Pole Sockets, for 1-in. or 1%-in. poles, per pair TOWNE'S, pee PERRINE'S 1207 SECOND AVE. Se \ variety to please every mar Opp Pantages Theater. 10c Brass Pole Brackets, for 1-in. or 1%-in. poles, per pair N. Brooks & ( 1931 i Ave ’ HUTCHINSON CO. Clethiers, Second anid Un COR. SECOND AVE. @ UNION STREET OVERCOAT VALUES THAT 108 CHERRY ST. BETWEEN 191 AND 2NOAVE.| ARE "LONDON LOAN OFFICE 105 Second Ave 8. siden; Do not buy gray Lp ' o dbefote you se our ir g ISAAC LURIE, Prop. Are of many kinds. A good many are merely put together to stay to gether until they are SOLD. § are made to last awhile and gi OSTON DENTAL PARLORS little heat and comfort after a “a fashion. But the tinea prexbeten oe page cle FD enn tear Attendants $35.00 made to order garments | $30.00 made to order garments 8:20 to 6 for COLE’S HOT BLAST HEATER teed by us to be ax good y wey after years of use as when BRAND NEW. It's the heat- er of “real satinfaction”’—the one which gives the most heat from a very little fuel. BLOOD POISON TELLS ITS OWN STORY The Chicago Misfit Parlors 1400 FIRST AVE. nlady shoul@ have tre ‘any of ite physician who ha ‘olnon & Hte study, Send COR. UNION enough to last a month. yote the Improvement f eae in Senttic only Cow 103 and 1015 att ° wt “J | Let Us Fix —THE Old Piano r department SATURDAY’S SPECIAL “s n experts Be gre Sen CUP CAKES 8c DOZ, ihe one thin” the TWO DOZ. FOR ie Saeed THE RUBBER STORE Pot |p Weather Wearables wor = on 1 Srconp Avenve & Srreet FORMERLY Gi HOLMES FURNITURE CO $50.00 IN PRIZES KERING 903 Second Avenue. cH To be given in Mrs. Haffner’s big bred contest. Visit her Burke Building. Cooking School, on our top floor, register your name with h n tales for entering. There will be absolutely no Daily lessons at 2:30 p.m. Come every day. We nvite you very cordially, Special Sale Saturday SEWING TABLE — Regular folding table, light weight, yet durable. Is fin- ished in golden; has 36-inch measure printed In the top. Table is 36 inches long, 18 wide and high. Satur- day only, cut to, each G5e TABLE — Golden 28 inches high iare top; L, RACK (see cut) See It In Full of golden oak; has brush b Operation and co case and top | shelf; two towel rings; good a front of sto mirror in carved frame; cut to. 48e $1.50 HAT RACK of weather- ed oak; is 36 inches long and 14 high; good mirror, 7x9 inches; has 8 hat hang~ ers and is perforated for hanging; cut to GEO. H. WOODHOUSE CO. 1405 Second BOTH PHONES Avenue. O44. i ho | A You'll find Shaws | Pharmacy across the strec* 4206 SECOND AVE. IANOS FOR RENT We are the olde largest and stron Jano and organ house in the Pacific North- west. ALLEN & GILBERT- RAMAKER CO. _____ 4408 Seoon CUP AND PLATE RACK (see cut) of weathered er measi 18 inches high” and 23 wide. Has cup hang ers, plate and saucer regular $1.60 value; out measures 2 inches high and 13 wide. Has full width shelf four also full width rung; mirror meas- 7x9; regular value; Saturday ‘ All Saturday Specials for casReand final, None to dealers. No" phone or CG. O, D. orders, Qut-of-town orders filled if postmarked not later than 6 p,m, Saturday, ures