The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 26, 1906, Page 5

t OMAN PRESIDES AT FIRST RALLY every department has out-of-the-ordinary values LORD Wit § THE GAVEL AT CITY OWMERSHIP | 3s ace pERTING-—JUDGE MOORE TALKS : to offer you ampe. H i the case of the Codar| taner 7 ‘ ay | River water system and the hard | During the January Sale (and It can't last much longer) you Judge W ft ve againet ft by corporate jf °8" find extra good values in every department. No matter what the candnis . Ne entd that the lea you want in the housefurnishings ling, you are sure to save some the contra’ tls A wht for it were called cragy money by attending to your purchases before the month is up. ‘of the Waitre a a Aine ArKUMeENtH werd made © two items are good ones ga chairman of (0 * » being made now 5 d that, w " and city 5 of rishts in vot utilities ti b bd tric system eub : { ¢ t A he hill they mareh gd af municipal ow udge M tea, They had vis tod , > the and mo col |t advantage wad alters © howk tward Brady, cand valu: | poration coun idate for cor vel, wars the inat speak UNCLE UNCLE JOE, ES GRANDAUGHTER AN ACCOMPLISHED MUSICIAN January sale price si’ 60 A quarter-sawed highly polished hall rack of attractive design round French mirror 12x 26 inches; high side inches high, 2 January sate price BOO This ts an exceptionally attract ive table, legs are extra heavy and neatly turned; odd shaped, ta: the top is bevelad edge and ts finely quartered oak, polished; regular value January Sale « arms inches wide an elegant Standard Furniture Co. Lhe ft rhrd, 1006 to 1016 Firet Ave. Tacoma Is Where the AUCTION| ATTEMPTS TO «= |, «Ss SALE TAKE HER LIFE Rainier Clothing Co. Bank- Ie a Mt of despondency because of the potson, but received ald in| rupt By Order of the | time to prevent death. She ts sow | Ser love for the milkman was not slowly recovering from the effects | fetarhed by the latter, Marie Klink t Is At ! of the drug. at the Wayside hospital S eervant im the b ot leo 8} 1217 First Avenue | MISS LE SEVERE. : WASHINGTON, D. C Mitle Miss Le Senora, age P @ perfect colon!s ed musician the past two winters grandfathe an. 26 —Dreaged in her colonial costume, Jaughter of Uncle Jon Cannon, is s already an accomplish tren live In [itinots, bet have spent agton, much to the delight of their The woman is without relatives, | Ghwabacher, 1114 16th ay, at-/ and very frew friends tn the city, fmpted to commit suicide Toreday (and when she foand that her love Sight by drinking chloroform Mal-| for the milkman was not returned | ent. she brooded over her troubles and | The girl took a very beavy dose | finally attempted to take her life, ~ OFFICERS INSTALLED George H. Fortson No. 2 in now a part cotient time. The captain # jthat the trip was one of the worst | jot the season and that numerous | lemall boats were lost and the eateh | ry Veht. The San Juan i sgh the inside passage, and | Spanish War Veterans. The nothing of the Valencia dis- folowing office: have been tn stil she rem hed Senttio, Malled; President, Mrs. Ida Gor- | NS reeepane ) Is selling at prices that astonish the M@ely; senior vice president, Mrs. WASHINGTON, Jan. 25.—~—Gecre pabite and more than please the for- | Adella DeGork; Mrs. Mayme Reach this afternoon an | tunate bidders. The fact that Pres- | | | aor View president; Miss Anns |e laced the diaminal trom” thet ident Suspenders sold yesterday for fies, treasurer; Mrs. Doll Jones > ef Midchigate Desater ot 15e per palr was a novelty to the Beamer, secretary; Mrs. Hellen G nnapolia, who was convicted of| regular frequenters of auction salea, Robertson, chaplain; Mra. Marthe pacing and when the auctioneer sold the Hawkins, conductor: Miss Magda-| a oe | celebrated Hanton Shoe for $1.66 lems Huber, assistant Mrs. Alice F n Head, trust e« | ARRIVES SAFELY | ‘The San Joan Fish ( ne | the pair the crowds in attendance | Helec were actually thunderstruck. The Dangerous vale of Monarch Shirte for 650 was the predominating excitement start- All dentists will tell you that It is not only unhealthy, but at erof the day. Every resounding « haltbut whack of the Auctioncer's hammer Samer San Juan, that caused not /solutely @angeroge to use an old ied tacdaeet hs & Bittle const ton along the|teoth brush. BARTELL ts now weve. to an axpoutzoe Water fron » . wllting RED CROSS sanitary tooth Auctioneer ba: bargains. The sale will last only to Saturday night when the remaining stock will be sold to dealers. The houre of sale are from 10 TO 12 A. M. AND 1:30 TO 5 P. M., 6:30 TO 8:30 NIGHTS AND SATUR- DAY NIGHT TO 11 O'CLOCK Rainier Clothing Co. 1217 First Avenue Weturning ¢|brushes for 22 cents All Day Busy Saturday Lots and Lots of Odds and Ends to Sell for Easily HALF Note---Be sure and Go to the Right Place On First Avenue The Fair 1513-15-17-19 2d Av To the BIG Clearance Sale Spelyer 2 Hurlbut | [4 Genuine Cleaning-Out Sale erything {n ot r store has been marked down to hem. We mean to clean ¢ ely new stock throughout prices that must t our present stock and THE SEATTLE STAR—FRIDAY, JAN, 26, 190 fe a Men’s $20.00 Suits, now for . corepeccecesoe BT.A5 | Balbriggan Underwes 150 Men’s Odd Coats and Vests, your pick at ....$2,00 | Derby Ribbed Und Extra Fine Tailor-Made Clay Worsted or Sores Frock | Extra Heavy Fleece Suits; out they go for ........ess008 poms couse WOVE Tan cont Mackweat om Sale-$oF: ..<oskecsvcar cas 13¢ Men's Top Overcoats, covert cloth, at ..esee+e+++-- $2.95 | treavy Black Working Shirt Men’s Trousers, all wool, for 98¢, . 45, $1.85 and Men’s Stiff ( ed ttl ** Worth three times the ¥ sia ae eer ae said Well Made Working Jackets on All-Wool Buster Brown Suits, ages 3 years to 8 .. $1.95 | Heavy All-Wool Underwear goes at, Washington We Secured Against All Competition the Entire Stock of The Lion Clothing House A Consignment of Stock of =<7r| MERITORIOUS saw MERCHANDISE PRICED AS NEVER BEFORE “Our Last Strike” Was a Great Hit and the Sale of The Lion Clothing House Stock At158 Washington Street 1S A MAMMOTH SUCCI CROWDS GETTING BIGGER EVERY DAY—A I ING MA OF BUY IN EVERY NOOK AND CORNER OF THIS GREAT § ALL OVER THE HOUSE, AT PRICES BEYONIT WE MEAN BUSINESS The entire stock must be dispc thing else has been boy FOR THERI A CYCI VE OF BARGAINS ) COM PETITION PORE, sed of at once, and ABSOLUTE AUTHORITY REGARDING PRICE and « WARNING: COME EARLY—Store Open Tomorrow From 8 a, m. to 11 p. m. Look for the Blue Ticket ~—HOW MUCH? Every garment in the house is marked in plain figures and reduced from former se The BLUE INK FIGURES on the reverse side on each ticket tell LOOK FOR PRICE LIST BELOW—THE LOWEST EVER QUOTED!” FINEST GOODS FOR A SONG! Men's Stiff Hats BLACK OR BROWN, 22 Cents YOUR PICK AT Look How We Have Priced the Men’s and Boys’ sonra inainaaiton ocr. | WOONS Furnishings THIS IS WITHOUT EXCEPTION THE MOST RB- MARKABLE CLOTHING SALE EVER KNOWN. asc Hose, at pait ..ssececseceeeeens Shee eeeewene Men's $10.00 Suits, now for ......ccccccees cesses $2.95 | All-Wool Hose, the soc-kind, sold for, ...+++e00e ror Men's $12.50 Suits, now for ....+.erarceeessseees GBS | Suspenders go at, each ......seeceree teeeeereens +++ T¢ Men's $15.00 Suits, now for ....00cceesseevesees« Working Gloves MEN'S RUBBER BOOTS sO0YS' s SHOES, on sale tomorrow ESS THAN HALF PRICE We caution customers to make no mistake in rea THE AMERICAN CLOTHING COMPANY “a sar Second Ave ashington St dade Street enue