The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 7, 1906, Page 8

BIG REAL TAR FRIDAY PREDERICK Inc, ‘ & NELSON, Complete Hotel and Club Furnishers t | GREER IN SEATTLE j e 3 BOW. Ore ‘ freight | | . t the ( Hat elfie ral | “UNDER ONE ROOF--EVERYTHING TO FURNISH THE HOME COM dq lway at V i. C, te tn the} | a ¢ nd t t the Butler] P ap | We Close at 6 p.m., Including Saturday LONGWORTHS AR TURN HOME | i 9 — o | ——— é | OYSTER BAY, Sept Mtr, anal LAND SALE ON BLUFF AD Ax A Nya. Nic " oft at! WARHINGTON, Sept. 7 ING FORT LAWTON INVOLV 5 ‘ ; ~ t haw, of nited ‘ $ € " ely fan re f « tot ING $100,000 OTHER BIG 0 res | * bo renominated and ¢ ! porlt bank 1 sales of these specials ar vised that many banks are loanin he a ot # wclal that 1 ' OT « REALTY TRANSFERS. i funds throegh broker in the au ne aes pec have been ed f Pi hpi t ed ; ' 4 Te } Yew York on call at bigh rates of Ml tomary Saturday cloning t 4 tt half th. ‘ interest, Money loanéd on call | 4 The ¥ . for 3 0 istially for speculation * , ly serene! FOR EVIDENCE | ects Sears s Roman Stool 69¢ mall Axminster . ‘ ity where It 16 deposited for ' a attle ¢ Mag i t in tb 1 ly Publi 1 i t 1 t 1 tn ne ublic depostte are made tm} Roman Btoc : ny ? a foe , ogg Forlovik SERVICE COMMISSION] ald of legitimate business, If ya} tion in m of ' Rugs for Less at w ‘ mr} « © H. MH. Dingley, lot Ihave more money than your com en or weathered finish, Boat . tlen $ b kines are \ ASKS COMPTROLLER FOR) muntty can at » return it to tie ipholatered with velour in \ have ¢ ent now eng eurveying the § b v ! , eamury to be placed where it wil me and ore eat 1 esail Axe ( ' } erty, wh nN ategio oe on Four-| PERSONAL INFORMATION | (the mont good 2 | and there is a turne “F one t view 1 a wiles ox v., ¢ to entrance of . | 1 at efther end. Legs and | both Orler ing the « wat «Pacifio-¥ upos ,| PERTAINING TO LICENSE al | poronaes a 1, rene Ang, The First Free Methodiat ch improved with store# and) gpgCTOR MAR6H, WHO 16/ This Stool well arly at $ f ne has sold to the North Paclfic ert Melvin to] | rhe j Vestiner pany the east 85 feet) HoH. Dir ot od 12, block] NOW ON TRIAL. | morrow from twelve noon unt 3 of lot ' B.A. Be act 4, Brooklya addition, consideration | pe 4 ‘ nt tion, te This tw the s hie y | NOTE—Those Stools are light $ each erty of Free Methodis a Comptrotier Carroll has been TRAIN WHEELS | and ens earried, 60 se $1.85 church, and is situated on the saked by the civil service commis . with bs . northwest corner of Pine and Te trafft ate n to before then sor : CS All y information regarding the of — | SSS cial duties of License Inspector & | L. Marsh, who is now on trial be| CLE ELUM, Sept. 7—-Andra® iE aonnie than some time during th The investigation is the result of| to a train to bid good-by to hie wike urniture Section—-Ask Floorwalker for Salesman St M 35 E bh Ithe dispute between Chief of Po-} and ebildren, attempted to jump off ein u S ¢ ac F Cazrall rer ibe Moca lnaperoy |i odes eS ra $3 Cotton Blankets a Pair |, jthe police star issued to Mr. Marsh | Twelvequarter White Cotton Blankets, very soft and fleecy i ee Both Chief Wappenstein and the 1 Welght 4 Ibs. to the pair. These Blankets warm and durat n (one of whict ® itlust | According to the view expressed) One of the latest of the advertise: opinion that there is need for an tomorrow from twelve noon until six j or in te by pcan John H. McGraw, of | mont n ui by the cham fe investigation « the manner tn | ape ff € f e Chamber of Commerce, in a let shed tn the curre’ am-| which Mr. Marah fulftils his duties OVER HIGH BANK | , ter to ‘The Sar, published “Thurs-| wr at the "Pacific Monthy Tu ar rather, te aupynwed. oui 2.50 Cotton-filled Comforts $1.85 Each | eweive noce day, ¢ y water has prov-| pointing out anons Why people | them ontitied Comforts, covered on one side with gc r f ee pe ie Seat Wwe The board wit! also tute at 4 siikoline anc he other w : These comf Haviland Plates 35¢ Each gives as one of inquiry regarding ¢ duties of SANTA CRUZ, Sept Th are very light and Muffy, measure ¢ y and are ed with Aavertiotng matter, to b - wrtamt the following jother clerks In the comptrolier’s! der of « narro nine b white cotton, They can be had in assorted colors. The special & Co. The deco’ pective residents of Geattle into the he public ownership of a prac-/ office. with a view to ¢} loose at Fu » today and IE price te effective tomorrow from twelve noon until six f . «n and gold border, sien that it ts a success tleally inexhaustible water s Yjof the positions under l} went over a bank 60 feet high, tak Bedding Bection—First Floor, Spring Street Bide Be « , effective tomorrow Mr, McGraw in his letter ex) and electric power for manufa ervice ri ing the bage and & passenger © poor eng’ the uncauivosnl nion | ing purposes Inape h, though acting! coach neor and fireman a ¢ " If Main Entrance, at the water system has proven ~ —— from ty| bad we encape. sess a failure and that the rates are| MARBORMASTER’S REPORT som the pay ree eat Cut Glass Sugar and Creamer $3. 50 twice as high as they would be un ot ut eee eee eee eeeee | eity tai ber of Commerce in nearly all of | master Spaulding for Aug . \* FOLK NO BETTER * wind design, wh wets off the ti e ’ Ke. Reg | fts advertising Mterature is adver-|that the foreign tmports received) CANNON IN MAINE \* *. r price pair. The spec » effestive tomorrow These ards long, and are tising the Cedar river water sys | were valued at $2,687,178, againet) * JEFFERSON CITY, Mo, @ from twelve noon until atx inted oF ‘ « of two different tem as one of the leading attrac: | $79 August of 1905, @ gain} ROCKLAND, Me. Sept. 7.—(® Sept Gov, Folk ts no bet # Silverware and Cut Glass First Floor near Main | Datterns tor " t tions and one of the chief reasc a) v f r Cannon ts entirely recov] @ ter today * En. : i I st why people should come to Seattle | ports a mo today from a slight finesse * For the month total exports speak tomight at Portead ##@@¢@¢@e@@#@eeeaw to live. — Saturday's the most convenient day fe Plenty of time to select at leis m recent arrivals. Mothers should able garments Qutside of price consideration SCHOOL COATS AT $2.98. A go0t durable schoo! coat for girls from 6 to 14 years of age; comes in brown, navy and tan Cloaking cheriot; aouble breast ed, loose, tull length with embiem E on sleeve and piped and braided q peck, belt and cuffs. SCHOOL COATS AT $3.98. recog No such values In the efty; the assortment contains black and all colors, as well as the new fancy mixtures; sizes 6 to 14 yearn; long, loose styles, double and single breasted, nicely made, tab lored or trimmed OCHOOL COATS AT $5.00. In fancy plaid and checked wiz- tures, tourist one piece back and dk 1 pockets. turned-up model reas ve Women’ Abou hold ' broad bigger s Newe ° Important Annual Advance Sale st Rz a sale of Rain ¢ er fails C Coates and Built « morrow. Spec first to us to buy se bargains from SCHOOL COATS AT 46.00, A large assortment to choose wm, ic plain colors and fane mixtures; all exeelient valaes: Ip loore tourist styles and Prince Chap effects; neatly tallored and trimmed; sizes 6 to 14 years. SCHOOL COATS AT %#.50. Made of the herringbone mix tures in varfows colors of gra and hairline forme plaid in green THE STORE THAT SELLS FOR LES Bring the Girls for New Coats or Suits While There’s No School to Miss nee are attac chance is one covering most desir | ate blue or red, auto arist model | with pateb kets 1 cuffs piped t ollar ivet in laid; sizes § to 34 yours. SCHOOL COATS AT $7.50. A coat th appeal to girl, In the new checked and plaid mixtures, looxe tourist model double breasted and one-piece back, slashed sides, velvet collar and turnup cuffs; sizes § to 14 of 1in Coats for the ats the finest ega tion of Rain ¢ st Ne han thirty-five different sizes—at t t them six weeks hence That's the gist of the Sales in a nutsh Now read t |RAIN COATS AT $5.00 RAIN COATS AT $12.50 i RAIN COATS AT $16.50 a mi-fitted full belt, plait- The Kenyon enette Coats, dou~ | og back a "box platted from | absolutely w pert uf ot and two patch 1 ‘nett at by one pocke at sieeve plaited at sffs and pat RAIN COATS AT $6.00 nap cae igh pase et All perfect waterproof Coat RAIN COATS AT $15.00 RAIN COATS AT $10.20 rd Made of a splendid cravenette The Rigt Cra ats, slashed breasted patch pockets for this sale. a THIS RAIN COAT $23.50 THIG Ig made of the best cravenette Come int clothe in tar i and . black, satin lined . t 3 nelt-fne with plain al . shed etc DUBIOUS 8TYL OF NG son and Oxford RAIN COAT $25.00 | THIS RAIN COAT $27.50 1, made An nobby am they n, of the beat | Of the best cravenette tan, ollve and Oxford, f-faced and i satin lined sleeves, broadcloth n lined, fine | and braid trire 1, also plaited, 1 silk braid same as Slustratior GOODS ARE NEVER SHOWN Household Cottons Drop to the Bottom: Invest Now pest few quotations will give you an idea of money aly, BO one with a thought of buying will “wisely miss this sale. HDRE. ving chances fn the cotton 100 YARD, VALUE 150 to take wp moet of the hed to some of our most ctive markings will make them exceptionally popular School Coats at $11.50 Handsome woo! mistured, made wp girlish, with plaite and self ng, double with velvet ve breasted black trimmed, § to 14 year sizes, in the battens and velvet hee, a beauty School Coats at $12.50 As han ae aur gt long model a coat . jeome and warm iw made © nary and brow cheviot loose coat etyle, p ctly tailored and full lined with all- wool Seoteh th velvet a bar an pla ar, sinew Bt All SizesinIm- ported White Enameled Lipped Kettles at Clipped Prices Savings Run to 1-3 The most phenomenal offering ever made, and more {mportant coming at a time when house wares are in great demand. The lowes rices ever quoted by any Seatth store on this noted ware t by several pointe! In the emall dealers pay ae much as we ask you tomorrow and we violate no confidence in we publishing this prepheey Every man Jack of ‘em will profit by this sale.” Always do. Be sure that you get your share This in the way we'll sell them Saturda Savings Run to 1-3 2QUART SIZE 29¢6—REGU LARLY 45e, Z-QUART SIZE 37¢—REGU LARLY 50c. 4QUART BIZE 4:2¢—REGU- LARLY 606, S-QUART SIZE 49¢—REGU LARLY 700, 5O0c Perfumes Down to 25c Better bring that vial tomor row and have it filled. This chance may not oceur again. Any odor you like Jockey Club La France Rowe Sweet Pea Lily of the Valley Trailing Arbutu Italian Violet White Violet White Rose Pansy Blossom Stephanotis Mignonette. 2he AN OUNCE, These Are the Newest Belts Special Features of the Genuine Beckwith Round Oak Heating Stove The single-plece bottom w ree ash pit; the only one ever made, Feed and ¢ on all Joints air-tight Perfect contre ewult of tight-fitting ht The double fire pot for coal, with cone giate at prevents fort a The fredow! exter ting the low nd forming hot biast draft | ‘ ; ' : Shaking wood grate * Wood uble refine none but the best quality of pix trom ‘ Sth. Ax the Round Oak Heate ec themselves on each Sth. The factory system of double tnepe 10th. Lowdown fire pot, and the bottc pit 1th rth and feed doors are pert { fire. This ts the on jo that will stay tight 12th. As the fire te under perfect control The Round Oak is the only heating stove of wh 18th. Sheetiron fs & much stronger radiator of heat than cast iron, and f rs being placed on the side, the heat fs thrown into the room Instead of being 1 by the wall near which the stove us stands Mth. To barn cos! successfully requires a coarse grate and p fire, while wood we these reasons sepa fixtures for coal sively; Dut and broad fire. Fe when either fuel is to be used exe should bare « fine ar and wood are necesss burned on the ¢ f Malleable breakage wood can be ures for occasional ‘on legs, fitted and bolted sid a log get bent This improvement it « y straightened 16th. All fittings and trimmings are strictly fire class 7th. Particular attention i# called to the Round Oak castings. They are, without a doubt, the finest and cleanest produced SIZES AND PRICES ARE AS FOLLOWS Diameter } Diameter No of Body Height Price No of Body Heteht 12 12 inches 62 Inches.......... ° 819.7 | 16 16 inches 56 inches.. eae M“ 14 inches 64 inches we 9-15 18 18 inches 60 inches.. 5 $1 CASH AND $1 A WEEK OR CASH ANDO $5 A MONTH We Take Your Old Stove and Allow You All It Is Worth as | cfu? havent Some _ Part — for a New One | Stock Viz TF DERIOK Ge »/NELSON Camplete Credit Houseliirnishers, (iweompomaTta) Complete Motel and Club burnishers, SECOND AVENUE, MADISON STREET AND SPRING STREET: SCH | ! a AON] 928 SATURDAY , SPECIAL roe Novelty, Novelty, 1207 Second Ave. Just From New York US A CONSIGNMENT OF HIGHEST saat sexcncccemnes Of O iecseniainee AN IMPORTER SENT ORADB LADIBS’ FALL SUITS, CLOAKS, RAINCOATS AND SKIRTS TO BE SOLD AT LESS THAN THE COST OF THE tent tip, good CUSTOM DUTIES, WE WILL PLACE THEM ON SALE TO a. MORROW BREAD, v school heel, REMEMBER, THESE ARE EXCLUSIVE GARMENTS, AND 8; apecial EVERYTHING OF THE VERY BEST 2 1-2c == ee tee LOAF. Imported Broadcloth Suits at | 825.00, worth double | | } Novelty Tailored |) BEST WASHINGTON CREAMBRY Imported Venetian and Broad Top Coats REAMEN cloth Coats, 812,50, $18.00 and @25.00, The Lonon and Tourist styles 30c in mixtures, 5,50, 810.00. ) BAP. wna si largest ae Northwest “200 Novelty Skirts Imported SILK AUTO COATB— $17.50 to Rainproot $2.00 Coffee Co. & "{ 1535 Geoond Ave. Cor. Pine St 405 PIKE ST. We don't del but we cheap. POUND. in the IOWA CREAMERY POUND, Made In Seattle in our own 35 00 she Finest black Papama Skirts at 96.50, 88.50 and Ad T e $10.00, ams [lea ainy-day Skirts at @4,50 to 88.50, All novelty tailored Worth double, ey ~ School Coats For children, at factory prices Our new display room is full of grand bargains for children aT Lot of Swell Tailored Suits In new suitings and broadcloths | eeeer= ~ * | " Wales hae every cukeepten 6f New York, THIS GREAT CENTRAL RAIL: | Chiengey first-class tailoring, at Boston, WAY SYSTEM OF AMERICA, | $15.00---§17.50 als ine “7 Jjooe ait A large assortment for much re CW TOK UCNILAL | cincionat © Worth double. less than ever offered in Seattle Springfield, e tober . : 2: Pittsfield, Lines Pittsbargs oe nor Huy from the manufacturers who Heattle and sells you {or less make them from goods made in Albany, Detroit, Serves more tha Schenectady, the entire popt he | FROM FACTORY TO WEARER, Utien, Sennen Reston | steal vie We take you through the " a yracuse, | ters of population and the ¢ } | ways of commerce. | Rochester, Buffalo, If you contemplate a journey in eny direction it will Ray ut { ee oh Contd hm = to York