The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 15, 1906, Page 8

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OLDEST LOCOMOTIVE gory yenmrem ENGINEER IN WORLD ENFORCE THE LAWS FISHERMEN WILL TO COMPEL TO PROTECT SALMON BALLARD AUTHORITIES closed season was enacted the last legislature for th tection and preservation of the sound alone coming apparent n fishing ts hey themaclves « out complaints and of the fishtrap owners traps without taterference fro WASHINGTON FOURTEENTH «: WASHINGTON te now prosec } nas been recalled ENOCH BROWN. eral Kb rvosstoft. 1 and hia wife Guard of Washingte all states and territories ee of mail matter handled Bumber is 4.325, The average amount eancellations per r Washington 40 men and thet stationed about | STATE NEWS The Wenatchee j sociation will ho _TELEORAPH BRIEFS cone 8 ‘nave a new ere he states and territories The aumber e ot Washing total amount paid rs jaat year was $95,302 CATHEDRAL IS BURNED = ee id a mee ning. VANCOUVER syed the Roman Cath ‘The French minister to Venesuela ce OUR SPECIAL Ready Now to Tell You About Our Great January Sale of Women’s and Children’s Undermusiins: We’re Well Prepared The great Jan Long Skirts deep flounce, trimmed with lace and hematit@hing The accumulated $100,000 wo: regular value ck bought before tional rise in cotton pri LONG SKIRTS—Very good mate- deep flounce, with lace and insertion or embroidery jar value $1.50. LONG #KIRTS assorted embroideries and hem- | bales of cotton. Bale price O8e | o kept by the for her own mills a took twice Japan and Ch or unbleachec regular value $1.9% JONC = i ha pe Labor is higher in Switzerland, wary wate deep Mounce, elabor- ¥ trimmed with lace and em can possibly fill—and these facts have a magnificent ea lection of Long es Short Skirts SHORT SKIRTS— muslin, deep hems regular value 3% beyond all everywhere pay the 25 per cent advance in cotton goods The people who feel the increase are nor manufacturer I can come tomorrow into as fine Underwear in spite of th After the WHITE the 25 per cent inc oO at a year-ago SHORT SKIRTS—Made of © regular value 50 SHORT SKIRTS—Made of cam- or Ince trim- | Y NOW and t that everybody will have this WHITE SHORT SKIRTS Chemise NAINSOOK SKIRT Night Gowns Drawers UMBRELLA STYLE DRAWERS hematitched regular value 66-. NIGHT GOWNS AND MUSLIN DRAW Embroidery or | regular valve 60 SKIRT CHEMI N. B.—Mail orders filled from the foregoing lists under the personal supervision of the lady manager of this department, arene THAT SELLS FO RLESS ,NORDHOFF & CO. SEATTLE: THE SEATTLEVSPAR--MONDAY, JAN te Hotel and FAEORRICK & NELGON Club Furnishers BUFFALO, N, Y,, Jan, 16,—1nehih Brown, tall, stalwart and health carrying upon bis shoulders Qe weight of » years, holda the uh Ainputed distinetion of being the oldest locomotive engineer in the world Brown knows more about early days of ratiroading than any other living man. He te an Bing lighiman by birth and was only 14 when he began ratiroading on the old London, & Birmingham road Tomorrow $5.00 Will Buy Articles Priced Much tigher and soon béetame engin in th days wood d F for fuel e win will be ’ t de TOW at In 18 at the age of 2% he $<.00. Th $<.00 5 100d for h the ' nt t i t Lloor imme. are ross the Atlantic and be t came ao engineer on the old Great Weatern and also on the Buffalo & "F ' Q A “7 ; . pe icable Lake Huron road, which be a Mi be kept open so gan ' L : : t step part of the Grand Trunk aygte nside and have ‘ t t th for 1 fina re t ovenience After serving a8 foreman of en E°SS EE 3°] A FEW HINTS OF THE GOODS SPECIALLY PRICED TOMORROW AT $5.00 sow living at Amagaria, Ont —— | athedral at Be t on the west! coast of Vane ver sland Sunday morning How the big chareh caught fire ts y. The bi started just turday night and continued un he ok un-| jday morning, H. W. Whitaker's | summer hotal, valued at $30,000, and «im the village « several reside jochelt wee by everyone A high wine time, The ke juishings was sand Indians = Seca ‘HiS600 oe lron§5. 00 LOVELY KITCHEN ovr NO. 4 GAS PLANT OUTFIT NO} urner “Reliable” Gas Het One Heed ion Ex‘ra Heavy ALL FOR ALL FOR & Erie Round Han Nicke! Plated Tea Keve One Rochester Nickel Plated Tea yh PY pot One No. 80 Granite Tea Kettle Pot One No, 20 Granite Lipped Sauc Nickel Plated R pan Or pt - Bight Feet of Rex Gas Tubin KITCHEN ‘OUTFIT NO. 5 BEDDING ‘OUTFIT ~~ One 4-qt. Aluminum Ma One Pair 7-1b, Pillows One Aluminum Saucepan One Pair 65x36-in, PY and ends, ii astin ond Dimity Sete, which have ben used in display windows; short lengths, re nis, e { Muslin marked at very tractive prices. There is also a Mrge line of Imported Soaich Madras, which selis regularly at $1.25, $1.60 and $1.75 a yard, specialty at 66c a yar Among the Floor-Coverings will be found short quantities of Carpeting, Sample Rugs, Discontinued Linoleum Patterns, i ot all m rially erpriced. uy -PITTI ER . ve “ Masteric “7 Ramor ote <4. CN CORPORATED ) hp , SICOND AVENUE, MADISON AND SPREVE STRELTS. 5 1 . a AMUSEMENTS. ped fale price STEAMSHIP ALAMEDA GAL. AN HONEST PIA ghe Jira Avenue VAGE SALE HONEST PRIGE, A besuliful Theater Pianos sold on easy terme” a eook. hand TONIGHT AND ALL THIS At the Novelty Cloak and Suit Pianos for rent. . ely trimmed th lace, om penesda "a sz. Co stock of Pianos tn t ; broidery and ribbon: regular Vie tee 1207 SECOND AVE. ALLEN & GILBERT-RAMAK value @Be and fisle price Oy pg wR Opp Pantages Theater, ER Co, 50e PERCY HUD . | 1496 Second Ave. We also have a more extensive MH. LINDBAY com ansurtmment of higher priced goods PANY. in « Bumpty ‘ terately priced Children’s Drawers CHILDREN'S DRAWERE—Good muslin, sixes 1 to 8 yeu BOSTON DENTAL PARLORS Twelve-year Guarantes, Neat Week AT ‘ Lady Altendantsa CREEK P HMoure—#.20 to 6; Sundays, 9 tae } to 12 Roth phone 12 DO YOUR TEETH OR GUMS me ‘ ear Yunne 4ST AR } Turns GIVE YOU TROUBLE? 2 OD A Yaee. DIDA, A Bensation!.. Aq ¢ the Benefit of the New | =| “RICHELIEU Change regular value 1 Ba Dental Parlors, giving their There in no better place to se - eas UNIONBAKERY : - AND CAFE 1 FEBRUARY 1413 SECOND AVENUR : le ey Good Home-Made Bread and | Cakes freeh from our ovens every day CHILDREN'S DRAWERS what the na at the office te, the famous « Meth children’ s Gowns Made of good PRINCESS THEATER t 4.06; SPLENDID BET, CROWNS 8 x) aterial, sizem 4 a. Kale price B96 Ballard et CHILDRENS GOWNS inde Thig Werk Great Acts—7 4 7 a utely without mbr hematitched, tucked FLEMMIN & MILLER Stree het yobe @ith tace tnbert 7 Comedy Sketch Artiats RUBBER BOOTS. pote ‘ years up to 12 years: regular ia Sanford Reyna OHIO DENTAL OILED CLOTHING. th Frank Seoith |B 307), Pike St. and 1430 Third Av. SROWN'S DENTAL PARLORE Beope onic Production En. | Home at Wuletide.” | Admienion—1We Plain Baths 12 1-2c Heady’s Barber Shop Cor. First and Washington THE RUBRER STORE, 714 First Ave “Everything in Rubber.” Children’s and Misses’ Skirts CHILDREN'S SKIRTH—Made of good materia #3 to 8 years bottom of ak ruffle with tacks; regular ¥ 19¢, Bale price 106 MISKES SKIRTS—Made of good material, deep lawn ruffit few ther-stitehed, sixes 6 years, regular e 49 & Southwiek's. alee ee fm tet oe ys 500 & m to a pm ~ NOTICE TO SUBSCRI | Should your copy of The to reach you by € o’cloch ning, please do us ep our main office One Week’s Special on UNDERWEAR have narrow artes Bae ep ra 1060; Independent 1138.) CHILDREN'S SKIRTS Made of i wre a and’? O'clock, and we ambric, ales 4 to 14 are, deep y you & copy at once If you LLOVO TRANSFER OO. (ine) miss it more than once, pieam ruffie, trimmed with lace regular 1 hones #26 phone us every time you ‘ain In this way we can be © giving our subseribers a perfedt vice—and it ts the ouly way, THE STAR PUBLISHING & ‘ CHICAGO LOAN OFFI HARRY SILVER, Prep PRI Offices ar } bles, ills West- HALI THE BARGAIN STORE DEPARTMENT ‘ dia ctrert cS | a wontent gioco w DAI ja amonda and all kinds of } 8 yc onfidentiak LONDON LOAN OF 105 Second Ave. & 3206 SECOND AV Nature’ s Remedy nstipation and Indig ¢. Oe. Ragley’ Sten be before y H. LEWIS & CO window and our prt 700 tet Ave. plain figures. TBAAC LUAIE, Prem CHE. SUTER, THE sEWELER

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