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

} i THE SEATTLE STAR—MONDAY, NOV eee ae een etme ame 27, 1905. 3 seg REMOVES ; { TREASURY OFFICIAL i : ~~ en . rn . WASHINGTON, D. : > which wee ade 4 cessful Phank ; FEMALE THUR AND. COMPAN:(pkiiolinsa 1 a fow n ar to have bee one Linens “south | wean King and) wore no mash WENTY more | imately $20,000 ‘ this ox 6 to} a , vy Shes RNR oe TON salespeople | worth of medium Bs OS i om ' hr \ , (A Wonderfully Suc- could not have ‘grade Clothing, [ents mors maplatot, which was fil people at the sale} etc., and it is all t her husband knocked f on Saturday --- it to be sold at once. clerks could do to r ava } | Cards and Whiskey | WILL NOMINATE OFFICERS FOR THE ANNUAL ELECTION get around among much of a sideration as time, cole ere Me % o> porn yal ps RELIABLE GOODS ONLY Christma Itic INOV Ohe Sale Cone timues Stock of“The Little Toggery Shop” Still the Great Attraction CANDIDATES IN PLENTY PROMINENT MEN MENTIONED d ‘ the crowd. : ‘ ’ ° ; bows : AS NOMINEES we want the loca- ~ ; ~ Captain’s Undoing ieee rare hie tee aeee AT 40 CENTS ON THE DOLLAR e “erty es ; than we expected. | yo for as we y ’ « grote x. om war mar ‘ ne m i vies ae ; A " Hat brace ; f Every pet ON have explained to HAND DI ne ; ai] Ali r who has an iN-|you, we intend OLOTE 2 aE ig Syren r A Barracks, W clination to save! to make this the BROUWES iit si aa r = Lu y . i ay ar > , ; " : * n : - er commanding an at money ina rather | model clothing MEN'S 1 MANDKER: | PRY. e ene : ent ‘ ; large way Will do | Gore of the West ' 1 ‘ 1 H.W. Mix, H t J , « 7 é ° ' ™ « to be taken) A. Fore wi J ; ’ tates well to come in. $ $155 — AB gto ag" , , pS to plo Suits LID 1S ON IN~ "Many ROGERS| “Stock So," VALDEZ Phare Ney Py al Pitay $4.95. This shows McCarthy Dry Goods Co. \xo im 'sesuuce'tare'ty's sei] = MUST DIE ThisSully stock | the price reduc Second Ave. and Madison St. " : | . | marein e pol t im-| | consists of approx- | tion. IP anromcentnctis tmp netmcntis mpemmannvod gael: VALDEZ, Alaska, Nov. 2t—The|. ing’ ' ’ ' 2 en roecrenaane~antagmien magia Hd ts on fm Vales. Due to a « r WASHINGTON, D. C., Nov oral agitation aguinst sin tn ae be T reme court has ref te Clans city, the large dance halls an © Mary Rogers the Vermont ng doing court has dismissed the ap a NOTICE TO Spine, Ngee ee eg ‘ree nd you OP the movement, more than © hall Due te 100 da thrown women are Great doings tonight at West Se attle ‘The taxpayers-annexation party/ will hold a grand rally in the gym-} nasium of the Congregational church to which everybody is in vited, including the fair sex. Those present will discuss the resolution that “the permanent/ needs of the people of West Seattle| will be best conserved in immediate) ATTHETHEATERS CASH--- The New Store's ste styles, material and price the prices season. It carries a “problem,” but it also has « strong vein of humor, “The Miners’ Merry Opened at the Seattle Theater § day night. WILL TRY REST OF LAND FRAUDS PORTLAND, Pre eral Cireuit Judge Gil signed Judge Hunt, of Montana, tof a» Burlosquers rrig Chair, mode of oak, #trong- tana bench during th Dea’t Worry— Watch Us Grow THE NEW STORE Sale of Morris Chairs This Week k of Morris Chat regular COUPON On presentation of this coupon you are entitled to one dollar credit, the first payment on a Morris Chair. WE ARE UNABLE TO SHOW YOU THE MANY OTHER PAT- | King roe. Oo. is complete tn every way well worth marks © Morris Chair November 27, 1905. | | | ---CREDIT Morris Chair no rockers ished weathered like cut, made of onk i eee ee ly made, nicely Gnished. shaped TERNS WE ARE OFFERING IN THIS SALE THROUGH LACK OF jtd *s ed; low , ee ee co ee arms: front very heavily cary pACE. SEE OUR WINDOW DISPLAY. DON’T FORGET THE peg legge sell ser pedaacn mn pointed Oregon district jurist, Judge 4, reversible cushions, “all col. Thing is a very ¢ < pattern Wolverton, will oc y the Mon- ors.” For this week....88-05 COUPON. Special for thin week 17-85 ‘Dut has fin w back, in “A Broken Heart,” at the Third} DeForest t# divinely in Avenue, ix one of the best plays to do what he doer by seen at the popular playhouse this some superior power Call it = e which saves it from the mistake of | » Vision penetrates into mysteries teo much tragedy, and the whole/ which airvoyants - a thing sweeps along with life and} i = paychic powe with EVERY MONARCH RANGE YOU MAY HAVE vim. | YOUR CHOICE r A. R. Brooks, as Jack Torrence, tramp with a habit of qu > fe EITHER OR Shakespeare, carries off first | 3 , $ « 2 or Elsie Gresham, in the charac- |i Morris Chair, made of oak, welt Nothing Down---$1 a Week 1 Savory Roaster .....81,35 | ONE “A-No. 1"—"Gilt-Baged” ter of an adventurens, is ali xcel- | leur cushion, veversihle, Yor sts shin iebaicies ‘Nigse tains Gillin’ dake etre Paka . 1 Berlin Kett 35/|\ 2 House Broken All-wool lent in her role, and the support in| thie week, apeciel PE dese me iat ee ee at Nee Chas a0 " ++.75)| and-a-yard-wide the bi wil be. canaet i the | eee 1 Granite Colander AO TURKEY Great Diamond Robbery.” ! Ss h C ” 5 Seneeen 80 / > “ Sg oe of the Trotle Car Trio, Richards i we i aceept th oupon as a $1.00 syment on any « 7 7 x ot the male soubrette; Jeanne Brooks, | Chair in our stock on etther cash or credit purchase ie ap 1 Sauce Pan 50 OLD HOMESTEAD “the girl with the smile,” Patsy = No storage, bargain Doyle, Laure! and Southern, Harry PPP PPP PPP PPP PPP PPP PPP EP PLP PP PLPPPPPELLPPP PERE 3.70 counter, sh lot bird. V. Henrik: od other fine things. UTENSILS GOOD FOR A TURKEY GOOD FOR ONE THOUSAND MEALS. MEAL POWER IN HIS MAME =» SUBSCRIBERS ==): 20s, 35° 5ol"Stin te on the town 1 LOUIS, Mo. N ———_—__- ciation thin Formerty Sully’s Should your copy of The Star fati|" In this way we can be certain of reuni Burton's attorneys || Health and S in the to reach you by # o’cloch any eve-| giving our subscribers @ perfect sete BIG RALLY hall, Ba to file a motic || Health and Success || ning, please do us the favor to call| vice—and it is the only way. 8, at | Touch of His Hand = Our main office (Sunset, Main) THE STAR PUBLISHING CO ae patriot ay res | . i dote w Ask the man. Page 6 {| @ MHEG © Hi @ aE © Covruer Frorrre Cony Sconp Avenve & S: Svreet FORMER Gi HOLMES FURNITURE CO SE 4 For Three Days Only what you Will hei s a natural what you will he is a natural ed ther In the trae spirit that rules the uni- tell your past Thanksgiving Suggestions MAY WE ASS IN DINNER? IST YOU FIXING UP FOR THE BIG Our Dining Furniture Sale Ends on the 29th--Every~} FORMER SHOWMAN SET FREE | Dining Chair, of solid golden } Extension Table, 6-foot, quar- . ait . / oak, has cane seat, brace ter sawed, solid golden oak LONDON, “Rov. 27.—Joseph T thi fe th Di i R at C sid > bl L 2ee | for Holman & . golden oak. McCadden, ‘the. proprietor of the ing for e ining KOoOoMmM a onsideravly Less Wash.: arms, turned legs and || 48-inch square top American cirehd, which stranded in| - | Dear Sir.—te stretchers, strong and woll | ge, legs vel France some time ago and who was 4 Rites is a great pleasure that I now made, very servicable. Price we. ed here upon advices from the address you. the purport of Price 2,00 | China Closet, of weathered arrested hi pe which i to state to you my dis: Arm Dining Chair, of solid oak, stands 5 French authorities on the charge of trenaing case, and to request for seant . oer ab makes Wie cnn Eilaiing the bankruptcy laws. wes tresning caee, 2nd be reueeat 256 oak, quarter sawed, golden and 40 inches wide, single discharged this morning by the will make public, and my finished r covered panel glass front fine cet \ a ae box seat, pi oh curved glass ends. This Te legs, & beautiful closet ...$48,.50 PURCHASED FINE RANCH arms Extension Table, 6-foot, quar- George Raymond, of Seattle, but Price ter-sawed golden oak, 44- formerly of Alto, this state, has Pete Dining Chair, of solid | inch round top, beaded + purchased a fine ranch near that ea Fig a Fs ed weathered oak, has fine edge, square pedestal base. place for $45,000. The ranch has in perfect health cane seat, neat French Price $28.00 1,100 acres, and is one of the best of sciatica and lure D logs, square stretehers, | Sideboard, of quarter-sawed wheat ranches in that part of the state. CHICAGO. Swain and Wi my testimony in the long list of your miraculous performances. ; wee... AVE.& UNION ST. ALBERT GILMAN, Wash from Armour & Co. Seattle, Page 6. oe He will tell you. RNITURE EGRPETOCO. 8 = back and seat of most ex id golden oak, has 42-inch solid golden oak, has 22x46~ cellent construction Price inch beveled French plate , <onn 83.00 mirror, 26x54 base, elabor- I have the happiness to know Extension Table, 10-foot, sol- ate base holds two small drawers and one full width, large of + sascha ~ a Medd reeomme ug my fellow suffer square top, heavy legs are st lower compartment. of conspiracy and attem ra F - ¢ ern to your advice and sympa fluted, Price $17.50 Price .iseseesens $95.00 mail in the alleged theft of letters ON THE SQUAK | thy. “yourw truly