The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 2, 1906, Page 3

BIDS CITY R- bra ? Mm ¢ | STAR'S ANTI-CIGARETTE LEAGUE MUST HAVE MEMBERSHIP “4 gRiNCe TSAI TSEH AND HIS PARTY LEF) EARLY THIS MORN | ‘ OF HALF A THOUSAND IN N EXT FEW WEEKS, thing ry 5 FO AST AND EUROPE-—BIG CROWD ¢ Aw 9 was 9 Mv : “a FOR THE E @ CROWD SEES Him : | ‘a a oa Peer comme ee Saturday it. OFF. - 3 Ae heriff er Ed. Cudihee, a “0 me * THEYSTAR'S ANTI-CIGARETTE LEAGUE Be. i undidate for sheriff __ Specials a Chain aint Gls a \ ' macada Thereby pledge myself not 6 pié@rmit any young man, ff} !82y people to the ‘ by a ; ae eee ~ howed their apprecia : “os ag when in my company, to smoke a cigarette, I pledge my- . ‘ rial ma f PEI gD CORN . . . y Rog, » “ with the self, also, to do all that lies in my power to discourage, | Soes'p & oe f uh ». he ~ ~adhy rt among the young men of my deqtiaintance, the habit of Manager Winat epared to] °" Berle ; r 6 cans to customer 5 ates and China smoking « ettes. I desire, also;'to have my name en handle @ large crowd of x a pee! oe eee ¥ a ' t “ tered as a member of The Star'a Anti-Cigarette League eg ne : 1 k 1 1 EAMERY BUTTER, 2 Ibe . & plant by R Mora , tee saine't : 1 2he he s ul Coff . Bee Battleships i ar ; ” . - " ce " at 4 ne “ n t * Rar } . 4 if t 6 Antl-Cigarette )t it gets a vit hold ‘ 4 | fe “ t i ic HAM iy I . a . I e t . bas}! W hie t " awe it 4 fay 1 10¢, worth t- . P en Ago tt H y sous t ri Official Tote Teao was! At a y™M IC. Male a M " . . . wt he lef age to] x gf Tea that will more en a T Mra, 7 ‘ Mra. dA , with the Chil-| young man was 8 M , ye . fadarn | fowa Tho wa recept whieh to I T and w % Hu . * i: ae a P Anna I 4 wn Chicago! das been @ a wa Y A ; - ‘ it Ss pts on van a ya|tominary at Nowe. 3 vas te (aR ie wate | : ee Adams Tea & the Queen ¢ . very ara son a f rt w . : . IGA ' I Hy “ given ur 6 aunpice Financial i é China. Meth at R " 1 kor qH My nit 1 Krieae good f e- yptg h SE, \ ar 1535 Second ave. cor. Pine st. T ya fea n ‘ od be ¥ be r m hae ly t last ‘night ot thew thes 4 ) bick “ f the r bere | hie . yoy jer ah ae 4 —- ae aS rance Sale of SOME SECRETS eee ee eee teen _‘REOH 2 Dorn 450 | SETS r Heoats, Ete ' . . age Ww | For me ranch exes, | NOVELTY CLOAK AND SUIT 1 | land the best butte MFG OP 7 es fr = ywa Creamery 2 per 7 N EXPLAINS REASONS FOR BITTER FIGHT THAT Mr, a ha: poeict| er bad ahe ne to oak, eee Sroeelte Pantage'e HAS BEEN MADE UPON HIM IN THE TIMES r ‘ een cet Pater, ay ee ee wi At ee citman H. C. Gill was give “T asked bh ho he meant by aie 3 ‘ RUBBER BOOTS. em “a his Third sie pb x" and ne poor A a pa aaa 6 . # Sheet Music OILED CLOTHING. giternts at Madrona hall last nif, Sam Piles rep Latest popular music only 15¢ THE RUBBER STORE, eared on the . CLINE’S PIANO HOUSE 714 First Ave tiene tn Oe 3 “Everything in Rubber.” of the alor been made) single mai , 1 won very uM ~ made two yea™s ago for the prest r - . sa 2 After I had . po ‘a aerate, 2 YMCA | {New Fancy Stocks Ha of 2 | New Gold Belts sates inmer trae } and Turnovers {and Beltings came to mt and said that they wan Jude Lament, tod the privilege of naming some of | his cubseque f _ RELIABLE GOODS ONLY. the committees if | was clected jot court M BRIEF CITY NEWS : Ime h List, Mutual Life bide | ¥ | ‘The Methodist Socia! Ly ft Se sient in descriptive Meta of reapect-|~ Qitle wil) bolt able places for women to . MB church to proprietors, rates and ac | tions Su aia ppare “Bent Worcs, Wateh Ue Grew” Cas ee ieee Credit Hosts of Stylish Suits, Coats, Skirts and ‘ | Waists Now Ready for Your Inspection Black Thibet and Fancy Wor- $15.00 to $50.00. 12 50 15 00 d 18 00 d ts, BESO to SES,0. $ $ $ . ts, $5.00 to $25.00. sted ee " an . New Spring Waists, $1. 25 « $12.50. D ES KS SU iTS Some very special values in Gray Plaid Three Quarter Coats, Shown In South Window, For The N ew Millinery Is Here ‘The New Store has named Saturday for tt# “office furniture . t f tensive This time the spectalt il be deska Hi 1 ially invited to inspect the advance arrivals of our ex i be scaly wil be Geek Saturday and Monday, Only sacasl og eg cnetially Bee enves, reinforesd with a brass strip, maki tight, ‘These desks are strictly first-class « SEE THE DISPLAY IN OUR WINDOW. Mettow at about 15 per cent reduction. T fe ‘“ ane a" | ON SPECIAL SALE TOMOR- WE HAVE THE BEST IN THE ROW WORLD AT THAT PRICE j | Comparing notes with leading stores New White Embroidered Wash other cities has confirmed our | Belt | sizes, look good ¢ gh nvic at we had the best Pe ad almost every shade, fits well and ee ee eae as | gives the best of satisfaction in 1010 First Avenue ae eae iat ail } the matter of wear. Price is al New Gold Be B, very pretty anc all aravin thai 14153201 $1.00 SUITS BOUGHT HERE PRESSED the go, too; all sizes on special | For thos esire a Fine Dress sale tomorrow at ........-. BOE Kid Glove we have the “Q ONCE A WEEK FREE OF CHARGE ~ 1 handsome rtment of Black Silk finish overseam stitching at, each BOE | ceeecces cer seesensewers $1.50 | ii McCarthy Dry Goods Co. . COR. SECOND AVE. Second Ave. and Madison St. @ UNION STREET CaO rmtprenmanmenesscoehyn : : ’ ERNST BROS : LawMeme: see: PIKE ST ¢ ures for those who are looking for something above the ordi- nary in Piano values, and D. §. ZoRneOe Co."s big store in the 20 Per Ct. Advance Announcement = || *ssccoosse te be pes as us he I s a. Mine this: You want the SATURDAY on Hardware +o rm esa w York c's representative is now in the east purchas and to our interest to see that new at f all that is new, best and stylish in wom you get it here. Economical methods in con- ~ ay a located 8 2 . o duct our business, shippt SPECIALS ~ All over the country this 20 per*cent advance nerly located at 1418 2nd Ave—is now at fa’ nat lente, Coane a ly tn freight, ete., enabie’ sve 0 let of.s was announced on the first of the month, but ar ay enaeke Te ¥ Pianos and Organs direct from for this or for the benefit of our customers we have Deetit” Gninpsteet: ine anes WASHI t men only are employed to Ved > > afte your interests. A BROOM de cided to se ll end waver an 8 con- ° 1 that we have the / IZ All Hardware forthe Next 30 eco n V. Hoga eatin . —’ jentally, we are jobbers rtisements. BOTH PHONES 1158 506-508 PIKE STREET S870] WANTED---FIVE — Ee cate == WILLIAMS FAREWELL: | THE SEATTLE STAR.—FRIDAY, MARCH 2. 1906 HUNDRED NAMES y ern Wa | UR MELo Days atthe Old Prices 3etter buy your supplies this month and get NEW YORK STORE NEW LOCATION 1112 SECOND AVENUE. the full benefit of this liberal offer. x {ADAMS} famous Edison Phono- We also and other dise records machines eatly reduced, D.$, John ston (0. Burke Bldg., 903 Second Avenue.