The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 12, 1906, Page 5

| atatement of Homers te that he would | | Anewer all statements of the court deemed proper but that he did not ean thie pould have the Insues rained | fia decision aa t TTLE STAR--FRIDAY, JAN. 12, 1 EVERETT how the office BE |store. meee © © co. ee Ir | IN THE Le: TrHie = Cover OF Tue A, rep TATHS | te the matter af W if Simon, Bankrupt. | wnkruptey. No, 1 new yor = ws anawer divides the ques. ls NORTH YAKIMA, Jan. 12 rea | furnisher queetioe ae een embracing the|| ( Washington Ntate Merticultural ag, per Sar ther than the w ed the foitowing officers noe in te es ce r as dent w " Pmbones re can save mornin | en ger Fae one in stock atlup firat vice president, J. ¥. Late | Beautiful Snow All ct8ee ferattare, exsopt GUNN ~~ all rte 4 pow || KING COUNTY i the marking down during the Jar Be gives more r and | : ' t ’ give you an idea as to about what can be done. pa pues ‘2 -|! GASES APPEALED sale OM Gentleman thy > te ————— 5 boy? Got a « . LYMPIA, J followers January Sales Of Odds and Ents |. Y ta “er * TOTAL DISREGARD OF MARVELOUS FOR ITS vk me arab yg ets ag When the Bids Were COST OR FORMER VALUE dated W. et Nant Paton Opened MN ean Mary I Healeing JOSEPH n & Gilbert-Ramaker cow appelia hospital Butter Store. Tomorrow we shall begin what rex Basement Cav promises to be a very great Shoe busine : best collection in Sea It begins, too, with a sale Sones the The Dorothy Dodd, for women who want + stock in’ storage, expecting at Shoe money can buy, $3.00 Shoe from Hannah & McCarthy for $1 fr the new building would be com hoes, and about 3,000 pairs of Zeigler's Philadelphia, at $2.98 instead of $3.50. Trunks for the for the plans of mice and men!” Tomorrow we shall open the Shoe Store in ¢ shall make such prices as will mark | the day as memorable | The foremost Shoe for women has been se « business ered best in America today The Dorothy Dodd Shoe Tomorrow at $2.88 Hundred Trunks are to go | | Five on sale morrow at about half price eight cents Two d s and eighty ed to supply dealers. already refu ame reason s, that ustially brought | fay at $1.29. | Downstair © sil) Second and University Robbed in Grand Opera House Mush Solid Onk Flat Top Desk, well made and fir 24.50 3 Mrs. M. B. Heraman, 583 18th av inhed, 4 feet long, 32 ‘inches wide apie {Piue, strong and good N., reports that her watch was ffiee Arm Chair, back 4 stolen from her in the Grand opera pedestal with drawers on each side and) ponte s 5 $1.00 doxen ast Bhing . et house at the matinee yeaterday aft large one in cente two slides I : Quality Fancy ’ . by RT hapt n. | ernoor She says that she had the} ’ c Fee the Heav De. Pustman and FE J. Chap, capital Watch Just before leaving the house, | price is $1850. JANUARY SALE PRICE reg r f ca Sd Decorated stock $25,000. but that she missed it almost im 813.754 JANUARY ALI Weave Cay China Fruit Alaska Calumet Copper company, medialely after she reached the o¢2" PRICl 4.50 Mant! < 7 Saucers of Seattle, by H. M Hoerts Charies | street. She thinks that the watch 7 ip Point Cowen, F. F. Rvane, ge Kikine | was i* while the crowd was! le each , . , ne ¢ Be Se and Charles Dangerfield, apital passin, t of the theater after the comb, by Robert Kinnear and J. A During our January Sale you can buy a $2.26 Wilton Velvet rug Gray. capital stock, $6,000 The Following Priees! size 27x64, at wLt r r You can bu 00 Wilton Velvet rug, size 36x72, for e ge u u An Italian, name unknown, #lip- | Are good for a month You ve ed yin hind ot “ poe ’ ~~ ot, for either the he 7 H ped on the pavement at Sth and | Fancy lowa Creamery, 2 tbe iciiiek fetter. . satis Jackson last night, amt broke his Fresh Oregon Eggs. 2 don econd and Union leg. He was taken to the Wayside| Lard at Wholesale Prices at ( ‘The Stone-Fisher Shoe Store Opens of Patent Leather Shoes y Slippers for the ball of Wom is pre- | Strenuous Life Go apiece. 1 itself aracter of the shall We make it very plain now that in order to give « fair show” only one wil ov plendid variety at $3.00 and how a splendid va 3 old to each buyer P k t Id ct . The Trunks are well made, canvas covered, of th “eee Pet. | metal bound, reinforced with hardwood | 1468 aeeeea Aw isons aforesaid slats, complete with lock and catches. Values pS = s it bell the Hannah | up to $6.00, on sale tomorrow—for the reason SPECIAL INDUCEMENT we norrow we shall se e Hannah | J c're tired of paying storage charges—at $2.88 hildren's Department. so Shoe for Women at $1.98 a | ated, heavy weight . ool Shoes, guaranteed to Other Trunks, to be sure—offered at the —= at $ tead of $2.00. } most remarkable pri every one—for the berg, Himethe Second and University SI3.75 January Sale Price SCHERMER First and Pike Standard Furniture Co. 1006 TO 1016 FIRST AVE. On WOLF SIMONS’ Clothing Stock SEATTLE -~ TACOMA The First Great We Wanted the Location, Not the Stock, So Wiil Sell All Clothing, Furnishing Goods and Hats at From As the Palace will bes thing of the past in a few days, take advantage of the many Bargains while they last. A few specials in the Dump for tomorrow $10.00 Business Suits, in all styles, Dump Price $5.95 Boys’ Koockabout Sults, ages 5 to 15 the 98, om | 35 STORES IN TNE UNITED STATES. STEAMGHIP ALAMEDA SAL- VAGE SALE to- | At the Novelty Cloak and Suit Mfg. Co. 1207 SECOND AVE. Opp Pantages Theater, AN HONEST PIANO AT AN HONEST PRICE, Pianos sold on easy te Pianos for rent. L stock of Pianos in the city ALLEN * "eae RAMAK- Doors Open Satur- day Morning be Kent We want every carpenter in Aeattle to know we carry the peat selected stock of tools to be found anywhere in the city. JOS. SCHERMER & CO. Just Above Madison St. to this part a are right We sell to will be pleased Geo. H.Woodhouse Co. Spa First jonttle Ave. 1406 SECOND AVE. spepial ats of from i2 to 20 years’ ex: | BROWN’ . SPENTAL PARLORS, First Ave. Parlors 1! 4% 4 8 and 6 Union block, one door south of MacDougall Re Hours—#:) a. m. to @ p,m Gays, $:90,a. m. to 19:90 p.m. For bargains tn real estate rane |