The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 26, 1906, Page 4

THE SEATTLE STAR T_ATAR PUR LIEHING CO. orien tar je? Meventh Avenue BVEny APTRRNOON BCR re pUNDAT. <p Rusiness Dew h th®, Indemendent tam BALLARD STAS AGENCY an Mallard Ave Gunset, Med i twentyth@ conte per month, One gent ver ony, ate sent 1 oarrier “To MAIL BU BSCRINERS oe} of each vanen Wh been palt In advanes, your Gate on the address label te & reel dat the Postoffice at Beattl a Washington, a8 aeond-olan A Plain Case Tn 20 yoara conser propriated $252,000,000 for our navy. A quarte A lot of money in and of iteclf Comparatively apeakte Ot large, It te lone than half the gost of rur the government for a yoar—conaiderably less, harily worker Tramp. AV. 8. Wilson for some dellelonb Rojestwensky’s all right, Ever Read fety | f Always trying to make an tm / sausage and head cheese, the mam in in-the wrong business. He na, 4 keen edged sion—Privefighter ory of whieh will remain for seme should be the official explainer for nee. Fonadlore $5.00; Qua 1 at figures—Drosnmaker. time some life tnaurance company, wre ~~, Always looking abead—Locomo Au it da getting Jate and T am - Zi y . | finn Automat ate t he acme of t tive engineer |eleepy I will ring off, wishing the Yor chorus girl has } fay Re a THE SEATTLE Sti te " contors, Intenda to endeavor to | pretty well, so T occasonally re ' nh the topmost rang Maud, | mind her of him,” 10 and with it goes - % STAR DUST 3) [ee SATURDAY SPECIALS AT THE QUAKER innn’t be ap, per ba absolutely in yutha Boup, per bar uM . Banitol Tooth Powder, r day ape —o Antineptic A nt ¢ regula -_--eoo « Au Mecretary Taft haa angpunced colar ah i a 4 how much welght he has w ® amiary Napkins; @ de vol, calculating man—DBookkeep- Schoo j up to Poultney Bigelow to do the! Co “ omen Deaf an ft Clémene nan’ ANITOL TOOTH WASH, + ¢ i. Ape ialneas hit and mid | arrested a co woman for rene . rday special | ing Inte the aty's wte | en young Chinamen are study-| eaiee al ‘Wee nage by rule—Carpenter, Rain ie the or of th nud ing arme in Lond Paria would =, senuing “a De where to draw the Hne—| singing t# the order of the ni@it ' better pla . lay spe. 2 We are under obligations tol Capt in leather case at the Quaker for only Tt was mone¢ well apent Alwaya twisting things—Rope-| readers of the News success, | will mory, Strange how any Gillette ( t in ' But we must spend twice or possibly five times that much in the | maker bid you all adieu until ne other yuld care to ten Itate Hen It oa vee H ae ~ ee Tilites yenen Doesn't care about @ change of | time—tted Mill eapondence, Be 2 Shumate ' jal at the Qua ~ acone— Stage hand. quac chee Tenn.) News, Sutuhe o 7 “fit ¢ Our navy Is very good, what there is of It, It ts small by the |. Began at the bottom and worked | 5 ‘Does It Pay? Koch ry wettined creme - ¥ el rantoed aide of England big battleships and miriad available and aux- | his way up Heteklayer, | “What kind of a reception did you}, yoUsH TO HOUSE CANVAS Sage $2.60; ¢ spect nett “tee hs ape « hy Mtiary cruisers. It may soon be leas effective than Japan's soa equips | get when you reached home he , : eg hla May yey sapiens, re Og Wy oriee on : ment. That country is not only building new war vessels aad ee ae SBE ther night? f “And he married a girl only 20/00 ulue te it dowwn't, don't’ — Rex Ra Qua " ding to its fighting armament by ptures from Russia, Ger A WORD FROM JOSH Wisk, | rpe b> years old. Why, he was 60 last No reading any farther, or aty Raw Qua - many is straining every nerve to tak ond place to England, {=.) | “Oh, she Jutuped on me with hoth ¥en that’s his excuse ne on, a : Mine i ' sles ey A jon and not a th confronts wa. bist feet and dida’t leave on mel Team B li i ul png : h nteyou'll pay in It will probably be a long time before “the war drama throbs unkicked y are t * f “ $ y Genuine Porpoise Razor Btro gular price $1 is i no r and the battle Mags are furled.” The federation of the A Th’ highest —_ ¥ all that unexpected?” t ¢ the prof M eee om wey z wrongs , io tt a workd is a tar away event | ttar te th’ one th't Pure. It Glwe . | Judament cents, and lots of other bargains |} Extra value Horse Hide Kavor Strop, regular pr oa | our Judgement . * ve The best preventive of war is preparedness for war, A small | POs anak Gngeene | Miss Maud MM Vi do it if you'll suspend yours.” | Lure’ 610 nd. and the Old Store, | Colgate’s Shaving way army ts sufficient, but a large navy is imperative. Ss he oe One onmren . . F j | 606 2nd Ave eee) 8 Quaker Almond Cre I - See what a work is cut out for our navy Sie aden ’ ‘ . pede 4 = wow CE | + Viola Antioaplic Shaving Lot agua pes o There is the new canal to defend. And THE MONROE DOC. | | Try Eagan & Bricson's “Leaders” | xanishad Shaving Brush, regular pric ot TRINE We cannot always debar Europeans from this fertile con ‘ n't she ever remind you of 6x8 Cab, photos $2.60 per dos Badger Hair Traveler's Shaving Brus cts tinent by paper protests | : ‘Open Saturday evenings, Bitel Bidg special oA. And we have all sorts of possessions in both oceans—especial | on tian woes No, never, You seo, I knew fill Heavy Barber ‘ sneting Brush, cement filled, extra yrs mt cite. THE PACU enne at : = . S | regular price uaker’s special ly on the Pacific, THE PACIFIC IS THE SEA OF THE FUTURE. | wos air uitor, as T have not} | Small Badger Shaving Brush, regular price 4c; Quaker's spmaidy Its broad expanse of waters is to be the theater of mastery—com | written in so long, if you will allow 25 UI Mercial and otherwise | * in your paper I will try| The following prices for the beet: | Ss Sto fe I sca The Quaker makes FREE DELIVERIES to all parts of the We must have more flage afloat papel rts age ~~ se ee OS uits or Less Use your phone, Main 1240, Ind. 1240 ™~ \ Eve t ta lovely om are) Good lowa Creamery, 2 ttre Congress should provide a REAL navy yard at Bremerton. It igh erg be : - 7 desi ol md havin plenty to) Mild F t At ~ >< ships can be made and manned. Red HU la on the boom sow wee All this means money ae a Skirts for Less 1043-1045 First Avenue But the people wil not complain of suck sensible and timely ex ” , | penditure, 20 EVERYTHING GORS AT IMMENSE REDUCTIONS IN THIS aq_oeeenecene = _ = —— Y/ YY. V4), q. Leh v2 / BALE—you can save from 25 TO 50) PRR CENT by trading bere, J} 0 phone us every time you mim it { ‘ / , ‘ 2 TO PAY THE BILL AT THAT {Im this way we can be certais Watson Allen has offered a cash) Mr o Fujioka, alitor of the U7 A OP? LO TLE CAL = "vi a lta. 7 being as od hl to replenish your N TICE TO giving our subscribers « vertoet aoe Prize of $75 to the victorious team | Japanese North American Times, n+ haem nay oe a oat a 7 | Vico—and It is the only way, Qwhich wins in the debate that is/and Mr. T. Aral, cashier of the Or \ ANY N) LO ry) wardr me in tomerrow and get a bargain SUBSCRIBERS THE STAR POULISHING Co Ro take place between the univer- | tental-American ba ortgtnat | — of Washington, Oregon and / ing a movement to ev ne suf . Phould your copy of The Star tan | Saag Rapenees m7 Ne xe . Jovan Phones 416. Eastern Outfitting Co., (Inc.) jt seach you by ‘ pagan Rad | i Danone . ttle * . | Bing. p we do us the j Harry C. © P who were formerly residents of Bigger, Brighter, Better Than Ever Cor. Pike St. and Fifth Ave. | up our mate office (Sunset, dala | larry C. Coffman Hbrarian of the tat district are h in favor of Come and See—Sceing Is Believing z | 1060; Independent 1138.) between ¢ versity will re ‘ February 1/ the plan and all to give » Seattle's Reliable Credit House | and 1 o'clock. and we will send) ma he Is going to ¢ * t0 @0-/ famine atricken THE SCHOOL OF QUALITY. Moving Boon to 1332-34 Becond Ave. you @ copy at once If you should @age in business for himself posaible | mnteo it more than ence, please tele r ' s 4 : : as Pe . “oe i ” ali * : : A . alt : é c > The rise in the price of leather, like pride, “‘goeth before a fall. Quality, ||| like a poor relation when compared in quality with those of 1905. Fortunately . “ . : ” a ri P | @ owing to the increased cost of shoe materials, is not so likely to sit in as hig we saw the “handwriting on the wall’’ and purchased heavily in 1905. So at 4 Take the 1$25 Raincoats | for $15.50 It will surprise every woman who knows the character of these Rain im Coats. Nobody ever expected "em to equaled by anything about town. And, go for less than $23.00. They were not moreover, they're all of recent pur- chase, and every one is in the height of fashion. They're made of Priesticy’s famous + cravenetted fabrics in grey and tan ef fects, Empire or bloused styles, full plaited back with or without belts, never offered before for less than e $25.00. Tomorrow They Go at $15.50 Women’s Suits in grays, bives, Black Sateen and Glase-spun Pet coats and long effects; regular $25.00 Suits for $15.00 brics and heavy fleeced, made with yoke or sailor ¢ with yoke, trimmed with em- broidery edge, ruffle on the petoes, coehar $1.45 to $1.98 band at the wrist; regular $1 Saturday for .. ese | quality, Saturday for YF orset Cover Embroideries Ready ‘sa collection that's positively Bowere ever 5 ibe—and | Cover Embroider ie, all with bea Min the daint t fk or medal bottom sleeve or gathere Notions for the Men Folks urday we shall force H ale: in the , n Store hir ing the pecial | ¢,, ot @bout half Hairpins ¢ and ¢ black and browns, short, box | ticoats with two or three ruf- fies. Saturday OS8e - Wrappers of fine percales, cam- | Kimonos of fancy flannel, made large ie | B places as formerly. Spring shoes of 1906 will in a good many instances look | The Annex shoe store quality still occupies her old perch. {Sole Distributors of Dorothy Dodd Shoes for Women, $3.50 and $4.00 Per Pair eps } H } | H } , ; i } } B save alalfon — A Trio of Bargains | Tablets y ; Bhoestrings for kind cold weathe ; wix Hatpine For Saturday 5 fax, four for * essay ety * aa. § ishing Braid . ined = Und a avy } Shields welght, natural gra sme} ing irons Fancy Suapen trong web, ¢ Hairpins er ends; regular 26¢ and } Brushes for i9e | - 34 19 H Broun of Hand Kar s ‘ ; B tined, fitted inaid 5 -- : poem ne ; a 81.19 } ¢ t | : sai = bg oa ans r ‘ 1 r a Pe Second Avenue | Second Avenue |} plats noes: Maaulab Boe bean dit b. and | and f sith net ¢ e “cor ‘ . University Street | University Street |} and » ‘ V I _ Witness These ~—_ Store Offerings for Saturday: It, fine mat kid ¢t ar welt, Misses’ all solid leather School Shoes— | ° $2 48 | One cut open for inspection: . | | Child's good solid Shoes. Last Call for Millinery Ladies’ fine dongola and vici kid, with mat kid of bright | $2.00 _ aol hs Jongola, mat kid top, Goodyear welt; a Worth p to $8.00 for $2.50 iful styles in the re to go at less Some rarely bea collection—«yet they than half price The shelves must be cleared for thé incoming stock of spring merchandise and we accept this loss with resignae tion— $12.00 Hats for $5 and $8 Hats for $2.50 SPRING VIOLETS ARE READY! Chance to rejuvinate the winter hat at trifling cost, Do it with these violets—the first flowers of spring! Prices for big bunches with foilage range from 196 25c, 45¢, to 75¢ a bunch 2.48 Ladies’ bright dongol 1 | $ " adies’ bright dongola, extension or hand-turned soles, made by C. P, Ford, of Rochester, N. ¥.; a $3.00 value— | Crumbs of Comfort—Special attention is called to our as- ‘ Pi aaa . sortment of Women’s H Shoes and Slippers $1.98 teel shod Shoes, for the boy who kicks at every- thing Boys’ all slid leather School Sh | $1.50, $1.75 and $2.00 $l. 39, SI. 49 ee $1. 69 | For the dressy little miss we are showing all the latest novelties in all leather, lace and Blucher patterns, large eye- One cut open for inspection. | lets and ribbon laces, Rubbers for Everybody, 25c Pair The Sale of Undermuslins seagcio neater $ Attracts Wide Atten ion : A Quartet of Stocking Values } ; such as women of ta srentlewomen—demand are rarely offered at le” prices, and xceptio lines-—in an ¢ Pp this sale of Underwear is w a vrei Ac Women's Stockings in Herms- , Boys’ heavy ribbed cotton Hosa To get Under ! nplace ) get dainty, beaut ents for little cost was unusual. Hence dort black, brilliant Ince, lisle | fast black, good school Hose aad i ‘ Tomorrov um ar and embroidered effects, swell will wea new spring goods, best we ever | offered for the money; pair ‘0 close out Gowns ‘ood Gowns, a numbe Corset Covers s Hose—We nother lot of amie ribbed | spliced knee; a pair... 156 Exceptionally Mack Cotton He heel and double soles, extra black fleeced, aplit feet, fast black, at . two @ pair .. ; 2he a big barga’ to secure of style to select from, made of cambric with V shape or neck; worth $1.39, for r Seau French Gowns, made ver embrowdery with ri " earl, dutton tr catasuo ete This Ribbon Sale Wil Make History “s i na “ oe ¥ a ge) net ay howd of beautifu g Ribbons—a rts and every $1 — ie V shape, with long “ are iain Be eke bea ) odan Tae : as agerer yo “$125, BAB snd Gi {Malone wide wp w's eben: Wort abe and e's Yar. FOr Drawers pane oanenaned aaaaeaam ens ustin Drawer ‘We'll Part With the | Tomorrow You Cang || , Ch v plan with deep § GOI GlovesTomor- {| . Get 75c Silk Belts J}: $1.39, $1.50 row at 39¢ for 35¢ Short Skirts batch of i . Ela ately Trimmed aoe t uy fomorrow choose at