The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 1, 1906, Page 8

THE SEWRTLE STAR—THURSDAY, FEB, 1, 1906 : sas nvacimsendht ee at + ccc eeneeeneaneeeteneees a WASHINGTON, D.C. ‘ONE THOUSAND tbe rah wes ae GIRLS COMING f ammay of VAROOH YEE no Res WwW. Fl Somplete Credit Housefurnishers<® REDERICK & NELGON (ip lete Hotel and C Interesting Bargain News for y, ina a4 with Hinman, | the COMPETITION OF NEW DEPOT CREATES DISMAND re 4 vo Bagg ON FIRST AV, SOUTIf AND PROPOSED NEW } _e BUILDINGS ON SECOND AV,, NORTH OF PIKE ST, +B 4s (m8 OR a INCREASES VALUES NORTHWARD a “a vi ada in Stare j rr tera “ nee a at exer jump as ® Se | All salen of thewe * to Hans activity a ' aa the ‘ 3 a | entablished ors t T the q ty of any # ol that ull be to #& cuy . h Oo. D fe " NONE To + “ . u | there r s to en i the I Dt teh of aving Car Line Helps. prarll okepramee “4 salmon by the otehe has forced | "We he en - ‘hic 25c California Toaster i ‘ Parry | an “ news | Gibt ! me he 5 n . One N , That is @ pre at LT a pes ecguefei: Get ses FURIOUS ATTACK eas a ¢ pany W for § w a bie adva seen this M Ww a 7 ‘ 1 shar me ct amp WITH UMBRELLA : Ce + Ao gad baeg- oly — ; sitre y ne th t & the 5 ane R ar at on, has & tot iRY - Dp “HES Erie , N, | Fe —_ from purcha » that on 8 ale we ss ANGRY WIFE PITCHES ONTO ANOTHER WOMAN, | Empire Clothes Dryer : . ft block | : HAIR FLIES AND HUSBAND DISAPPEARS — BIG 45 Set of Rosette Irons 40c CROWD SEES THE FUN f ¢ , st A y won o affair he at a cont “~ Rosette a ‘ - ' k e quest n » A { " a f hogt —| tt . and at . % coere s the # ' . ' : ' A A ary th ony 9 ‘ . t ‘ Japa a Cherry * Ge * t ' , afternoon . it was tensely ’ Round One Chairma a ‘ ah that come wh we “ night for five th gins tom At the Third Avenue t « to Well might Mr. Frank Cla 1 Mise 1 pe a hee Risie Grahar y| BALLARD, Jan W. 5 M and had f x c” an! ft ta agre f t nig 1 2 wh play Mr portunity for re whieh bh Neat week th ater wil he } "Hooligan in New York neral, which te entirely different from the he F ere’ hal Sunday | woman w Tun of “Hooligan” plays. It has a! r K. The interment will be at \CORPORATED wnplote Pokand ‘no wm whe + oll a ates : Cheb Purneshers SLCOND AVENUE, MADISON AND SPRING STREPTS (| REDERIOK €:.. NELSON angry air A sudd “SELLS FOR LESS” THE BON MARCHE “SELLS FOR LESS” NORDHOFF & CO. SELLS FOR LESS” THE BON MARCHE NORDOFF & CO. SELLS FOR LESS” ——_—__. ¢ here easy—A liberal c guarantee ¢ here safe WE STAND THE LOSS---AND YOU HEN a man takes charge of a de- { utmost Pains Are Taken to Fill Mall Grdece Cocco y and With the Greatest Possible partment for the first time, and is sede vants to have things arranged according to his own ideas. Myr. Couperthwaite, our new Always Busy Basement A ard BON ger, is no exception.to this NORDHOFF 8 CO. SEATTLE comes to us from Portland wit responsible for its success, he naturally T E STORE THAT SELLS FOR LESS . nnection Whatever Wi y Other Store Earth did reputation in the business: de his first step, as usual, is to reduce stocks and throw out some lines of goods which he will 1 place later with stock of his own choosing. This means a big loss to Us, but of course we do not care to hinder him; and besides the immense crow ds and great selling which result compensation ina way. As you see by the list Mr. Couperthwaite has reduced everything---Silverware, China and Crockery, Kitehen Needs and Hom Supplies---nothing in our famous Always Busy Basement -pted, and the reductions are genuine and lavish. This Sale will bring out ar the distribution begins---Friday morning, February PORCELAIN SAI I t Pr Pest mH is exc cord throng, and your wisdom will impel you to be present when 2he e 1° 2 f . ® th : Te - . ; A eee : #119 ' ' ; 82.50 OSD ey . it ' : I Se 696 k he 0 PEs I 817-69 F UCRRES ! , t ‘ I . ‘ ‘ 813-05 s y deem B ‘ F “ » ne s Be Ups Pe f 256 Gc $3.90 $1.59 Pe 0 de $e eoverocccoooseceoooccoooooooccoooooocoooooooooooooooo‘;ooce;ecocooooocececee @eeuneeee weGaehe oc eww wi we Co is de’ 4 ‘the ore an on vie Re Ge = MRS