The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 6, 1906, Page 5

THE SEATTLE STAR—FRIDAY, APRIL 6, 1906, rutal as on a earold girl, [ ' a on Cottage City were fITY HALL PLAN S eg | cree fine is bs Pe ghys THERE 5 Po Marper a called » meeting een this store is always open Saturday 6vening ahth war " of the 5 ag Ocenty Reve ah roakup Yukon has for your convenience n Sunday, fer the purpose of » hate a hea ward me ‘. of the club . bg secutive commit la J be be ¥ T. J. Whoelan, who says he rooms jovening hay he on ght by at 1114 Sth av haa appealed to 11 . . cOUNCILMEN SAY LDING IS. NECEssary, |\"' e@ for relief AbGut a month Tho 1 nent of stean men] A 6—T a) oh b ® € awed ia watch now van eon for “ n aye but neton ati " ‘ n AND SALE OF CITY AL ESTATE WILL SOLVE {fits he has lot the t not | Helpmeets of McMurray Milly{the 0 wiltt \ \ et find ed now w wa : nel i ih have @ larg n iat : ad qHE PROBLEM ME IS SIMPLE, REASON i welne tee ayy ape Aa Ee Aaya ees bo oa stion fol site wa “ the 1 ' m th — - . y EXECUTION, ing Jobless Musbands That} river «a begun to t f ABLE AND EAS n the ooh ? venti Monaiebe 1 P hree insuras panies doing a je wanted tn Okners Obtain Injunctiob\)ent in ihe city, does not infer that is ato for alleged ‘ and « t be rosters. A Fm wavigat wi much earl on of the lawe prev renders of the . 1 gording. i om ‘ )oaRAKO Against Them. ain y y. 1 . ; . , ‘ : ‘ at fire . jthe man got away with $75 in ‘= led ary Bo He finds that Loo McKensie, chief sth anes FAVE | Must Have City Hall | un money, & wal on some thing and] MeMURRAY, April 6—Thie CllY Tine ate are | wurve of the association, simply ie ‘ hor persopal effects. ie still in a ferment over the atrial, : gene Set agg ak nen . aditayor Moore sa pare, uat Bave a. obty. hal anal Jat Atlas Lumber & Bhingle cou |rtearer aa wir and wk te remap gla ahem deca: Boy wetive real an urnete the, morning | pany’s mill, the latest feature OM eavigators going north the com-| heen In thiw state roam, Pope ity be wold and (hs we oan find a way AND | on nthe ee eae ete (Many will be prepared for any|to the head offices in Ban Franc c ise ™ i aw - o sy enta in the future use the associa go simple ty hall aa soon as ratlroad ¢ ck bo ty the i ne hat ort jo the cf we 2 ih . ange ht vg wetbers of the'new crew | ua low afte nie dog coma evenin special FE councitmen ex K ato aken to} Joe strikebreakera who have been Bai ft bas not been aoe I am of the op | brought here by aie al wats : _ Selling fertaken BOLOeS wever, that within ten y ManagersPatten has succeeded In| ‘a seeetiitetea tins odtii ii . esont nite will be so tw | Ketting olght men to fill the atrik 4 Font : ~ prache 3 Is Poor Pol enter of the city that it will be ere’ places, but the strikers claim | e nme cath a i fit pln arp tt , new one that they are fnsufficiont ate i | Wh W ees ate a : re ‘t ~ . n, The} the though they have made t thee = a gies ei real est a ding ab a = mael ee een ee 1S S a e ta Golldvolestite ettves ncluding case, the set $5.50 “4 as —— _ ar each other A tive desee oa Z pe oa — oe rights 2 ond striker who was maki hon} ae The policy ra hi Build Business Block, the railroad track the other day, ave to er ie olding ‘a en e j ; ; but nothing serious came of it | ‘ ality } wever Owe sto me as a _ ~ : (sage ag 71 tiscky geeatinahie to build & modern | A vast at ot new Spring Gox maisting of by any ot als.| eteel building on the present site | the best and most extensive assortment of Clothing In the 4 at the real “/ for present needs, building « a State, and of an immense varied line of Hats, Caps and by the city was ®- | building as we could for a bunt-| Furnishings for men, b and childrer t pre ann binoke Whemaeen doocame a | The salient feature of th ale the in price of & permanent build | have red ip greatly. The reason for it is that It ght to have a city hae, r P e Stdees rae Wore We Must Get Out, and é em ice shave lal wore | tlona to handle the passenger and uic y froig “ The snow has f ae nee ; pra: red fo etches All that we ask | al values do the re Py pope oy "5 4 ‘ ‘BRIE. Vice is meoting with many obstacion the correet fitting of clothe eee This tuformation was received at the qeneral offices of the White Standard Furniture Co. SS ees i Pass @ Yukon in this ty thie fore 3 alterations « eaimship company has secured al noon. . fe the U.S tract for $250 each steamer cane bee pans. Red | h & Co > gam j See ce soc] cermin te mare cco Se ; elsheimer . é CA ror. fo add to th | erows t a ees : esting " } _ om Me we os ~ ae 800-804 First Avenue, Cor. | Str t Overcoat Hi in Seattle 1006 (to 1016 First Ave. Tacoma nang vard, | ble Columbia Street the State Midchmere will present ere from the interior ar - it, Mise Ivo Grant, tn a plano ital thie evening at the First cue of ( ; Methodist church at 8: 15 Segre vei, Sued Sees saclaa os OUR STOCK AT YOUR MERCY jthe Ladies” Musical ctob wit! take reed to vacate in a few days by our landlord, and no location to be had to put are [piace this afternoon at Christeasen’s ible soaraiade anit woke will dispose of THOUSANDS OF CRAVENETTE RAIN- ve ne Mad - oval ns COATS AT. YOUR OWN PRICE, AND NO REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED. Aen Bene. The Opptec club will meet this SALE BEGINS TOMORROW, SATURDAY, MORNING AT 9 O'CLOCK, AND = ‘ afternoon at the home of Mra. C. R WILL CONTINUE FOR TEN DAYS ONLY! e village, be | Mevers. 178 14th av, at 2:30 o'clock} ‘This street costume ie « . ¢ the M teary Orde and white checks, the f Cravenettes, Raincoats and Mackiat unpacked and | Frag serene ee oe oy A ~~ Fiof a amooth-faced « every one made the GOODYEAR R NOW LOCAT (ot Oe rend ot Bee ag be checks formed For ED AT 202 PIKE You know what th Think of 20,000 Ralncoats from the best makes b slashing prices CM. Maxwer | APH 18, ot 8 they can’t tong. Every mew in the gar Tine fr The old question of dredging « en, Mast and mad ally for Point was ‘Yleanal through Wrangel narrows roasted kc ight fitting, with or without be ike county commis-|Aingke. in again being pressed by weights and many are silk lined. A VISIT TO OUR STORE WILL Maxwell (tC. McHugh, of Wrangel Ald for] omg, omen TELL MORE WONDERS THAN A PAGE ADVERTISEMENT. 5 tor | underw |the project haa been asked trom Se-| remain READ THESE PRICES ly those interest-| hes been f le Sas kept ok the dane tert AND WONDER HOW WE CAN bo IT. perty.| Th ee: Oe ee ee Men'y Ralnooats never sold ee Ho ec} Ralncoats, of very fine cloth, wholesale price amish fof $91 ed wttessis tele Dantenteine ¢ 4.50; hundreds have been sold during this sale ti tithe ox the Katghts ot} McCabe & Hamilton, ste choles, to close out balbaee t $2.00; sale price to close . » 81.00 wea gesterday held im- | Columbus to be held at New Haven.) witt hawe ati of their toad A peeve court, and Cona., in June [at work tor ow, te Men's Raincoata all colors, wholesale price $6.75; Latien Relnconta, of very ht ad tee anda ‘property was qu a | fin port tor ni “ ne checks, actual values $8.00: last week we ‘at the present bo Henry |The deareau of construction at{™, bor! Ye At least 600 sold at $200; youre now....84.50) io nave sold 800 of them at t 2.6; yours this Washington has recommended 89/1, ioaded immediately Men's Raincosts, wholesale price $9.75; hundreds of week 82.25 itern im the house naval bill foF Bl gemantha will be these bave been sold at Lawes éloaing price award-|new masonry dock at Bremerton. | 2’ ington cargo Sides 0s Bebrcksee waxes Meher’. Qheates 83. Ladies’ Cravenettes, trimmed with green on col- regen yee w. nt hilieation ~ Sis: Ui mena Ciniiadiahinn: tan teat onl tall jars and sleeves, actual value $12.00; last € aad ae was yomercay lune jens ver e wi 4 . week onle price 00, balance to close . kagway at alnot guilty by « jury in the teperior| tures, actual value $14.50; Inst week's sale price price 96. . 83.75 The charged th | Alaska court Lee was Ra 5 SATURDAY SALE oF |: 185 German Willow Fish 50c Carpenter Pencils, best tude Gipsey Geass Sick femovable Blade. A Parent s Duty 94.50; balance to close 85.00 colors, Latiew Cravenettes, semi-tight fitting % and full Men's Cravenettes, up to the minute, all lengths In natty shades of tan, olive, brown; ac- o uke “ be taught te nobby designs, wholesale price $19.00: hundreds tual values $16.60; last week's sale _ $8.60; rent who 4 tet sold during this sale $10.00; sale price to close this week to close .. ..... on » 86.75 negiocting duty | © o08ee eseese eosee's ** 87.50 aiuce nah Gehe baihae « teunéadian Ladien’ Cravenettes, in high grades imported 4on's Cravenetios, hand tailored throughout, loose models, for future wealth, but through self very latest designs, 17 different styles to denial and determination to accom ewaceer offects, natty tana, grays, browns and select from; wholesale price $22.00 hundreds oar Rear cannot be bought loss than $25; yours...@O.75 foo. cece. ceeece vee eth asbes oe $10.00 ng CHILDREN'S RAINCOAT. plea riven away to close out the alance of them. Sal to matte now on n Evenings During This Sale. of Sea! GOODYEAR RAINCOAT CO., 202 Pike St., Seattle Next Door to People’s National Bank Men’s Shoes Given Away Free Give Away Absolutely Free 1 Pair of $2,50 Shoes With Every $10.00 Sulit 1 Pair of $3.00 Shoes With Every $12.50 Suit 1 Pair of $3.50 Shoes With Every $15.00 Suit 1 Pair of $4.00 Shoes With Every $18.00 Suit 1 Pair of ‘$6. 00 Shoes With etd ia 00 Suit Suits Bought Here Pressed Every Week Free of Charge Joseph Schermer & Coa. 1010 First Avenue Just North of Madison Street I Compare the pric on elsewhere with the u that annot Why? Because and up-to-date om the [ ao b, or at about ht advance you for 8. Court Sale and you Will wee others compete with stock of the Rainier Clothing Co art by D. J. Rickles for the insign 20¢ on the This is ne he price paid purt. We can raw material cost the manu The purchaser of this big stock has p the st ight place SHOFS and over t ews than the fair profit Be sure an uying CLOTHING GOODS, as HATS THIS 18 THE ONLY BANKRUPT CLOTHING SALE TLE, AS THE COURT RECORDS WILL SHOW IN SEAT FURNISHING GOODS, w Black an ol Sox 4 Tan Sox J a * 1 Sete aA® Seis 99499999 99 os EXTRA SPECIAL CONTRACT GooDs. Clothing Co. 220 Pike St., Bet. 2nd and 3rd Aves. Look for Sign of Bankrupt Sale