The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 2, 1906, Page 7

Sean Mina sui, eee iene TREvsesssr res ewww RSRRRREREE 6 6CEPR CURR «6S PEGAFE 0 ORRSRP Seer PP PT PREP SPAS ere —_. SSikE EEE THE SEATTLE STAR--FRIDAY, MARCH a, 1906. PT Sea ve PCN Se em mn aman em em aoe i wo eee H . ‘oe eS ee ee eee eee ee ee eee eee COMPANY \\\tsichN); =‘ eve UUNCILMAN «= war TRADE SHALL IS ROBBED |; \iW OVER ID GONVGTED YOUR BOY LEARN? ; rkman, will care-| Cleveland, which presents a fair uling before} the journeyman | average, pays $2.50 a day, St. Louis ogee they ning : me he|$6, Pittsburg $4.50, New Yor ations of the |is ‘ will be given opportunities to do | Chicago ’ In mn the Tam-| ae tl . 4 |these things himself, | where all trade ‘DAYLIGHT NEWS OF THE == BURGLARY, WATERFRONT scm ciu cal ee | ha to stand Aberdeen tor «ht for and if he pa and where the cost of I nation bef rt teamer Santa Barbara sail | In the big cities of ma all the Monday for southern Ca’ tornia| |secrapers, palatial res 7 rage about +I porta | Republican meetings will be held | great po + wages are ven months a year, the country LE a port! igh even in|round, but many get scarcely half The steamers Charles Nelson t {Beacon Hill fire | these arian Ithat number of months’ work | Robert Dollar, Nome City, Watson |! nett i Melville Dx ar are all du nes ir Rev woek and w harge cargo a 3 heak mare pier ¢ | Fr , corge A. Hawle ; Pepe D. Meikle, Will 1 xt > » Ww ne Me > ty tor i . nristensen’s hall, A °| o the? Ison. - ouver Forty. | George H. Walker, R. A | The county commissioners yester- ~ re uM one » C, Al John H 1, Edgar ( ine, | day | ted Auditor Agnew to a ar Sen Se rua and|and all the other candidates | ail for bids for the $1,000,000 4- beh ata ’ any 4 tor| Sev Wa Chat Relle nt bond issue that will bey up foo, sisal fibre and glycerine r ° emala . a Pike, T. P. F. P.| ae ee. Srconp Avenue & Spring Srreet ts Clara will # Mullen, Kenneth Mackintosh, Wil-| : lou the county on a cash basis Vals ag sed Jue from Alaska|iiem H. Lewis, § ¢,| SPARTANBURG, W March | = = ct mt ig 1 brey avy 2. N na 0. * a BEST RANGE IN THE WORLD co et gr Aubrey 1 2—W it Tb > . a negro, was | IO. OLD COPPER, DULL led Steel Ran $5 Down and $5 a Month have 60 t for the V tratl nth Ward hall, corner | hanged th ning for certains’ BRASS OR BOWER BUFF ede Steel Ranges | = QOQ | vat orate Mit vases Ble eres a sae Sig Gus wt stn ana| son Sa Pears Mee ske "ts apo Bre aus Jumen oa | BRGRY SEs 4 THE VERY BEST AT THE PRICE ’ | ae Part Payment. ° the Excelstor at Valdez yesterday H. M. Caldwell w 1 | Dec The woman is still} ut down your appro 2 és bon ole Soe, F. Mllen Som mh jantbertag on @ reeut- of the aanautt. {ff priation for hactware if pou Uap S22 \gunBoaTs | estat 7 FORGER’S FATHER «0: = CHinA LIVES HERE $10 22° ing in this city 50 Down, * 25 a Week | We Offer $90 Cash for Any Men *39 50 Pounds of Coal | arch Range Ever Sold by Us. Double-Sereened Lump $e FREE WITH THE FIRST 100 , MONARCH AND LAC- LEDE NEW RANGES SOLD IN THIS MONTH | OF MARCH. ing. The annual r }iand Flyer will be m Officials of the Pacific Const ip company state that the m the City of Puebla will . wena an ae ced thowt Age 1, wae: arm I March 8.~—| voated in Bt. | take her old run from Se] The gunboats Eleano 4 Quiros |& charge of forgery, has prov A. Walker ¢ had no nd hac o for some little time as | nse, who was ar # last Saturday on John Wate © fan Francis be @ at have arrived at Kiukiang Ww Steamer Humboldt arrived trom | : San Francie * morning with | 2 $55.00 Little Used Spring has come—the ight ¢ Wil | EVANS STEPS IN li laborer. He was seen in BOOK Racycle Bicycle...... time for ® the diate Shag kane three weeks before his ar ontain- | fe 4 o pediately tor SHAT seasor Case contain- |] SPINNING’S CASH STORE time for putting away old | morning appointe od 1410 Second Ave. until her retor ° House Worn-out possessions fn It was the inten to fill the vacant favor of new ones In jon of her owners, the Padiie} in Judge ( . and order to start our Spring Coast Steamship company, to give; k e G 1 Cottage rade be iy cle oxen Cc | pene eductions In ower GET UP EARLY | repa andidate for tly fresh home ranch eggs, Phone ¢ you ha Ba tu o nd the beet butter in town . hee a M. 4236. apres Fes a erate prices. | VW, Voorhees, Architect 4. St nic ¥ 402 Eitet Bidg. Clothing st Ave. at H. Lewis & Co., 7 cor, Cherry St. See show win- dows. make the above offer. | DON'T BE LATE | a the King ( He lives in tt Second and University. Second and University vt THE ANNEX. OMORROW the new shoe store will make a vigorous campaign for votes ‘New Spring Best Corset | by offering a splendid collection of Women’s Shoes at the maximum price of TWO DOLLARS A PAIR. They’re made of fine dongola kid, lace or Sh Hats Ready 1 p blucher styles, with light or extension soles. They possess as much style as any ollect { Hlereabout ts shoe you could buy at three dollars, and they're fully as good as any we know of at $2.50 (though, to be sure, the exclusive shoe shops get three for ’em}) Trioof Under! {knee Trousers _muslins For Boys GREAT vane oot sameness ally as pret yet mew Sp be sh< straw Choice of all styles and sizes and widths is offered for Saturday. 1 ; hair CORSET COVERS Boys’ All Worsted Knee crowns wipe 7a Wool Twe at = D sae at hettiat ona MEN'S UNDERWEAR t med Men's All W Safes, 200 = Pair ae Femi . BOYS’ SHOES. -2005 tia tomorrow we will sell good tubers 0 fit these same $10.:00 QMUMIME — Ff shoes at toc a pair. AND THE BOYS’ SHOES ARE GUARANTEED, TOO. =| At Fractional . . Tee New Waists, Skirts) Figures etting Rid of an Overstock | of Trunks A Nickel Never - Stockings | Saturday Sale “| By ~ | Worked Such priced ower tha Miracles mech fe Before Batch of dainty dre a ANd Suits fOr | cose form than regular pr Spring AS caw We the. pring sea on, too, } } } } i } } ; $ } , } ; 5 a A f n OLLA } badl hed. Not t t but t — the womer DS pce v8 ia < Le met § s badly sma: re by t because he Trunks a¥e wr ut b v } - » eo oe ae ; 1 t scatters ro _lews, 3 three lots will show h can fo ate remarkal| y and taint one ; 52 } taped part KERCHIEFS H : . 1 , , bumy ail ‘ aon 2 4 ; hildren’s colored bordér hand- } * a tr arene "| = al valance ol " ty wh " boot bu LACES ; “ 5 8 for me lywhe , t ROZ5 5 82-25 tains, yard, 100 to eases 1 bei setae: on $3 id orset | is, In white, black an SEPARATE SKIRTS CORSET COVER EMBROIDERY | ot. Children’s Black Cotton Hose, fine momo oS i ) Be side ‘ oo et Covery Embrotde in § ibbed, double ‘knee, heel and } Card o boks af f : mbric, 18 hg Second Avenue Second Avenue toe, fast dye, all sizes, regular} doRen snappe a nda, all sizes, specta beading at the t L$c, special tomorrow, four pairs : 5 nee Roaseooee. aa strongly woallopé ; and and for 4 Bagi gs ‘4 bebe PONY auUITS Gay, yur r neg lar 100 nort, for Color gray, bro pera ae NEW VEILINGS University Street University Street Hairy gular 100 bow for & Sate to" os and sii} Mesh and Chiffon Veiling in ait $ : nm oe et, a pematch, fall ctroular the new spring shades and | 2 ————e 1 rea a: 5 ; asa a ne nuit and tylas, chenile 4 ¥ ‘ . ¢ Stcollent valus at, cach $1500) yark te ten. pe ‘ paren xis CO.'S UNIVERSITY STREET STORE. ~ whys ‘