The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 29, 1905, Page 4

Bein APTERN GON EXCR rime nt tSunset, ¥ THE SEATTLE STAR BY sTan OFFICES.» BLISHING CO, 19 Reventh Avenue ELEPHO W hen that date arrives, If your nut on the address label is a recetpe, Postoffios at Aratt! « Washington. & * Ee tt votes were cast, and of these 1,338 voted 273 against them. As th nai, COLLINS BLDG, JAMES AND 2ND. PHONES 416, Ancther Election Farce © park bond election ye lay was another of those fortish sularly foisted upor this community as a result n of the will of the people of Se ating to school bonds and school © Will of a small fraction of the « factions. requires a thre to carry, the bo nd feated by a lack The great majority of the voters never even registered for this of the total of 5,536 who did register, not one-half > cast their bal lots. Yet it was a matter involving the financial tnterests of every tax-payer in the city. EXPERIENCE HAS SHOWN THAT __ yots AT THESE SPECIAL ELECTIONS Bither they are too | “THE SCHOOL OF QUALITY." This advertisement is de= layed by reason of the fact that we wanted to be sure before the good news could be printed. The silk sale started off with such heavy buying that it looked as though they’d scarce last the day out. Soa big shipment that was intended for Bellingham has been stopped and will be add- ed to the sale here in this city. That means that everybody whocomes tomorrow will have just as good an opportunity as has been enjoyed by those who attended the sale today. Royally good news indeed. Silks worth every penny of $1, $1.25 and $1.50 are of- fered at 65c. Millinery moves again to- morrow. The city building inspector says that the north wall must come down al! together and not piecemeal, so the millin- ery will go south again. For this reason we shall have to have a great sale to- morrow. Here it is: All the hats on the tables, about a hundredand fifty, will be sold at $2.50. Regular prices run as high as $12.50. Every hat a beauty. Che STONE, wa hak dot, mubecription sapires ie vanes, your name te tasen from the let r the fifth busy, or they don’t take enovigh Interest in matters to vote over the cause, the result ts always the same lawa, which seek for an expression of the will of the people, Ie nu to not want jal elections? ity should too many fons That is what the people say by staying away from the vale If some scheme could be devised to rigidly limit the oloctions and then FINE EVERY VOTER WHO FAILS TO VoTR, in marked improvement tn results might be secured Perhaps the legal sharps can some day figure ov upreme courts can't smash. which will tmpone non-voters. As for the park bond election, It failed largely as the doubts in many per s minds regarding the fund. ted, would be applied, There was a well founded or not, th ortaln large property-own t advantage out of the money through improveme etr holdings and that other people would have to Although the park board strenuously denied any discriminate, the doubt apparently remained, In the Ni this feeling was accentuated by the failure to give city representation on the park tagonistic vote of nearly two to one against the propositio yerlence Rot shown conclusively that the great majority of ainly rule in this matter, as in all others. way in which the and the re THE PROPLE WILL NOT BIG REDUCTIONS aT TERMS — oping cuts in price ade throughout ot CLOAKS, SUITS, FURS, MILLINERY, MENA ¢ ING, HATS, SHOKS, AND FURNISHINGS Eastern Outfitting Co.. (Wv.) Cor. Pike St. and Fifth Ave. Seatle's Reliable Credit House. “THANK GOODNESS! WE SHALL HAVE MORE SILKS FOR TOMORROW!” Nobedy ever saw the like before---nobody will ever see such a sale again. In the suit section the most astonishing price concessions are to be made tomorrow. The season’s smartest styles, the most popular fash- ions ever shown, are to be hurried out at a mere part of the original prices. Every woman can get just the suit she looks best in, and yet worth well nigh twice as much as she pays for it. Here are the prices: Suits worth up to $15 and $16.50 for $8.90, Suits worth up to $17.50 and $22.50 for $12.50. Suits worth up to $25 and $30 for $16.50. In the downstairs store there are all manner of inter- esting sales. Pictures of the most beau- tiful sorts are offered at half price. Books at a fourth and a third less than common. China and Bric-a-Brac and Baskets reduced a fourth, a third and a half. It isayveritable bargain feast. Same all over the store wherever you look. Come and share. the good things tomorrow. ex FISHER & LANE Corner Second Avenue and University Street ONE - $7.60 Gray Krimmer Neck Bom; now $7.50 Brook Mink Neck Scarf; now $4.00 Brook Mink Neck Scarf; now $10.00 Marten Fur, Boa style; noww $1250 Marten Neck Scarf; now $16.00 Marten Boa, with tails; now $16.00 Squirrel Collar, high around neck; now lar price 65cts.; special Saturday only Cents ~” ew * Suck Saws, {/One More Day OF THE GREAT Half Price Sale ENTIRE SUIT STOCK ENTIRE COAT STOCK ENTIRE FUR STOCK EVENING GOWNS EVENING WRAPS ALL. DRESS AND STREET HATS HALF PRICE SUITS Scotch Tweed Suit, tan shade, semi-fitted coat; now 26.00 Suit of dark red check sulting, Minch coat; now 0 medium gray three-quarter, (ight fitted Coat By 26.00 Black Cloth Suit, three-quarter coat, tight fitted sty 35.00 Tan Covert Suit, three-quarter coat, fitted style 1.00 Garnet Velvet Blouse Suit, pleated skirt; now $45.00 Green Velvet Blouse Suit, lace trimmed; now COATS 250 Tan Covert Coat, three-quarter length, fitted; now 2.50 Olive Covert Coat, three-quarter length, fitted; now 15.00 Gray Tweed, three-quarter length, automobile 0 Tweed Coat in gray mixture, Empire style, half length; now ”) Tan Covert Coat, three-quarter length, semt-fitted $26.00 Tweed Coat, gray mixture, full length, automobile style; now $90.00 Tan Covert Coat, sem!-fitted, half length; now FURS 714720 Second cue No. 5131--Inside Mortise Lock This Lock is like picture with the exception—it is in the Odessa pattern—which, as you know has rounded Gérners. Steel trimming and handsomely finished in old copper or burnished brass; regu- Also Sliding Front Door Locks to match. You at any; tme the difference between these gaws and those of inferior quality, HOLIDAY WEEK SALE IST OVER CAREFULI iday week special, p 6 ats dmign for New ihe and 2he , 4 aod 24 wheets of paper, regular price ze paper, 24 sheets paper, ek spectal ahe Paper, 24 sheets, 24 enve- pecial 2 4 shemts of paper and enves pocial ve our patrons on Saturday—FREE—ask " SPECIAL PRICES FOR TOMORROW ~~-SATURDAY ONLY Sow & wASS Tate b+ a eS 7 =) *£ FI ERE een: == be +4 style 5 ~gpoan Saturday special o in our GREAT SEMI-ANNUAL SOAP SALE watch ers for announcement jeaker makes FREE DELIVERY to all parts of the city. Use The QUAKER DRUG CO 10133-1055 First Avense SEny ——-PIANOS —— Ve well better plagos at lower rates and on canter payments than any other house In the city. BAEEEEE KOHLER & CHASE, 1206 Second Avenue. Wire Coat Tomorrow (for one day only) we put on spe- cial sale Russell & Frwin's extra strong wire Coat Hooks . 3 Dozen for 2c THE ATKINS SAW We announee here the arrival of a full line of Atkins’ Celebrated Each saw Is warranted as true as it is possible to make it, and free The name of “E, on a saw is agsur- quality and relia- | Rubber ¢ holiday week special t Btudies at half price to close Saturday special 226 Saturday apectal be Saturday special ..44e turday spectal ite lay special e ial 18¢ Saturday special ke ttle Saturday for Rie Saturday special -.. Bhe sie € #; Saturday special ..4% C. A. MEYER, Mer. WE SOLD THE LEASE Must vacate by Feb. 1, 1906. Bn ‘| tire stock of Furniture, Stoves, Carpets, etc, must be sold at ag Se CRIFICE. THE RED FRONT FURNITURE CO. _220 Pike Street _WAX RAGLEY DRUG CO. 4 DE FOREST. 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