The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 12, 1906, Page 8

i THER SEATTLE STAR—WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 12, 1906 JOE CHAMBERLIN, THE |'si*.1!38%; = ORIGINAL M. 0. MAN 50800 855 eal, M1, ELECT a2 Complete Hotel and Club Furnishers | tariff one! r ) bind the “ THEIR OFFICERS | «UNDER ONE ROOF—EVERYTHING TO FURNISH THE HOME COMPLETE" ' a FREDERICK & NELSON, Inc. et Housefurnishers aaieieniiire ee siete Tate ONE OF ENGLAND'S FOREMOST | wa ag. In| t eit "3 " 7 t P : oo A CENTUR® HAS BUT A seein died in| CHOSEN DELEGATE TO INs , ved f « * 5 a = SHORT Tima TO LIVE When Joseph w As he wae married (i DIANAPOLIS — BANQUET @ "1 ad e - - arintaw for the " HOTEL STANDER TONIGHT “S800, 8875 80.00 Game Plaques of Fine Austrian China os of Fine Austrian China Young M . « n Game 1 shows \ IE eee The “Beckwith Air Tight" The “Live Oak’ Woodorcua Se ad nial Mo ee F enident Cleve: | otherwine “e fee ae fort FIVE SURVEYING PARTIES ARE A The best IN THE FIELD BETWEEN : t \ * ' tion any Stove —tt - BOISE AND THE SOUND-—LINE = 8 . ae a i ’ can have is the NEAR TO SEATTLE. ‘ Statement, “It came from } gIHE STORE THAT SELLS FOR LESS i ih NORDHOFF & CO. SEATTLE UR SAY 80 IN THE PAPERS 18 OUR DO 80 IN THE STORE Little Prices to Introduce Our New Autumn Frederick & Nelson's.” 5 It has been learned f thentic source that the ( Northw rn railroad } chan five sur $5 a Month Buys Any Stove or itt Is Worlh | as Part Payment for a New One ia sandeal hes Gear Gheick ‘We Take Your Old Stove and Allow You All| $1 Cash and $1 a Week, or $5 Cash and Stock of Made Dresses for Little Girls ma are atl tm the| = os pe : es hi eatablished at Bl) Seattle Home See eees REDERT = asme of 8 f na ralivend | x hid Credit Houselurnishers, (ixwcompoxarro) Complete Hotel and Club Furnishers, » - eo hes SLOOND AVENUE, MADISON STREET AND SPRING STRELT- that the North Coast te « part of f . he Northwestern it ts nearer Se} . le | o. ma Te cong Window Shades ail nf;,. Made tr att - le 7 fow shade ate. co || OF 7). Ind. R194 BARTON. MAKES = La T MYSTERIOUS ahel if 1 a salar New York, | THIS GREAT CENTRAL RAIL-| Chicago, RA NGINEER 16 | apie mC TT EOE |] Boston, WAY SYSTEM OF AMERICA. MADE—WAS IN SEATTLE YES-|f FRECKLE Montreal, ; = l- TERDAY BUT DECLINED TOU oF « ve rt ary scare 4 CREAM Worcester, New York Central TALK. ar fa ne Positively removes freckles. At Springfield, Ragiey's, 2nd and Pike. Pittsfield, Lines in pretty plaid with plain trasting « Engineer J. C. Barton, who te still ruffle over Ider, front and as much of a mystery as when he! ‘iinaian fe ogee : first came to Puget Bound, has re : . Serves more than one-half of Pee os cceeses turned from a trip to the eastern Schenectady, | the entire population of the art of the #tgte but would not talk. | ; United States. Mr. Barton's trip to the Utica, the state y or may ™ 1 h ate ma w vi of First and Cherry st. Syracuse, ters of popul. and the gate « SAY N THE PAPERS (8 OUR DO 80 IN THE STORE at, though there are #t There’sa Double Advantage in Buying Women’s J =", (mentions! in one wm veeey for beaihess ste I you cnatemplate a jourmag J in y direction it w pay you mrveyors under Mr. Barton's di-| ii at work tm the Erte, a bed inding Seattle. Some GO AND SE York Central Lines Cleveland, in Seattle are quite certain : Insist on tle Barton ie in reality in the em Fort Wayne, New York Cent f the Hill roads | PEN GALLON. f the New U nderwear at The Bon Marche ave money COMPARISON HAS PROVED OUR rHE CITY. ure of the good quality of the Knit Underwe | EE VERY ‘PIECE OF IT ro GIVE SATISI good any deficiency. to make 450 A GARMENT. VALUE 650 TO Bde Keystone Liquor Co. ADDITION TODAY W.J.LYNCH, _W. C. SEACHREST, | 1123. FIRST AVE. | N. P. C. Agt | Cor, Seneca. LaBalle St. Station, 132 Third st oa Irrigated Fruit Chicago, til. Portiand, Ore. Phones—Main 1184, Ind. 1184 aseenger Seattle, peererone <n | tomorrow's peer, Ul DO YOu KNOW | } THAT The Soda Water Bearing ALBERT HANSEN - _ « Ly be! is the best in the ai for r for 25c A GARMENT, VALUE Se F r Raye fleece 6 nate f Wo A GARMENT, VALUE $1.25 orsey ribbed. hand THAT FOUND UNCONSCIOUS IN CHI It is the best that Tnoney and a 4 bend snats $0 s y CAGO STREETS ELEGANTLY) 706 tet Avenue “ th perience will predee ~ dc sizes; former price $1.3 “98c DRESSED AND WITH money! ‘ tt costs the desler « trifle ame Ka e ‘ Ss EviCe tha her brands? A SUIT, VALUE 500 AND JEWELS, ft “ f e ed Me A GARMENT, VALUE 0c money? for yo Pacific and Puget Sound Bottling Co. | _PHONES CHICAGO, Sept. 12.—A young * man, elegantly dressed, wearin 3c A GARMENT, VALUE Sle Min hildre 450 A GARMENT, VALUE 660 Extra fine pure white Swine ribbed weight a ankle all sizes; former * his “ | 3 by Established 1860 A few moment Seishin waas hee THURSDAY 5 awed sald she had been living in P . Ns 1305 SECOND AVENUE neighborhood. It is said she Arcade Building deserted by her husband, a SPECIAL her San Franciecon. Rs -. on CONSIGNMENT SALE 10, § © NOW GOING ON 1 ‘ wall tent A ETS R GG-0-8ER Dre, Geo, D. Gurr and Alice M. At the wall tent ure Novelty Skirt Mfg. Co. ‘Loggers’ Supply 12c SUCCESSFUL OSTEOPATHS BOARD SHANTY with apy pent pee 1207 Second Avenue, Phones 922. PUFF RICE ut the. ine erect DR. PRICE'S BREAKFAST he ues “yo A Wondertu fore he has appealed to the board FOOD lumber with which to build him a ye f p vow’s the Time and Here’s the Spot to Buy Men’ s Autumn Underclothes "Twould take a try and explain here The facts that the garments are here, that the gether too many words—too much of the average man’s time—to the cause of this store’s underselling ability in men’s goods alities are all we claim, that the prices a 1s low as they are, and that they are elligently by a man who know the Sam Johnson” can’t sleep in the} open air, nor is a tent a good plac to confine “dem roostahs” in, there MENS STANDARD IMPROVED FINISHED Lua! RNP UNION BUITS, _ Jersey bbe Corre FLEECE LINED SHIRTS AND ine finish and made to fit; « DRAWERS, in silver and Jacg re, all sizes, A garment "$3. 00 stses. 50 MEN'S HEAVY x. ¥ wim MEN'S / BROWN {0 UNDER residence garment c WEAR; « Kood warm, serviceable garment, well Som Ives on the canal, and 1s PACEAGE. : iraculous!) MEN'S NATURAL WOOL SHIRTS AND DRAW- | = tmade, all sizes. 00 the city caretaker of the dog and GRAPE NUTS 4 gp MOA ERS in ull stun; a £00 heavy weight; just the A garment eevovserovnneesies e cattle pounds. Moreover, 6am is a 7 i 4 ; ee rg Bo al 50c MEN'S FANCY CASHMERD § gentieman, sah, and considers it 12¢c rr : eee een ‘ne the 2 : . | DRAWERS, fawn color, all siz oP, bad for his health to sleep in a mt ay une as bronchitia oy t « the f AMEL HAIR BHIt TH AN sD DRAWERS, RoC Me $i" 36 tent, or have to watch the pounds c , , mace t All chron! igh weiget, all sta 2 $1 .00 @ garr day and night without some warm ¢ . Ms reatenest ng Eg THE FAMOUS LUZERNE WOOL UNDERWEAR shelter to craw! into now and then. Ad make no * diag ° trea WRIGHT'S HEALTH UNDERWEAR—Pure white Oxford gray; Jt thing for hard working jg) His appeal for a res rd shant ams ea : ve avertahe te | ce now inal Rd Sisen A Ge ores $1 00 | men; made very strong and heavy was granted by the board pe treatments, Bing! “4 t stck, ‘ sizes, A gett a | all sizes, A garment . ; ¢ b c ff c atiner t ck, Go Steamship Humboldt, due from : lov osteopathy, ele | ys " t consult MEN'@ HEAVY RIBPED THREE-FOURTHS | You may not Itke wool or fleece lined, #0 wo are Ml the north today. will 0 Aa ' pe ofree 0. ' ent ¢ ; never failed WOOL SHIRTS AND DRAWERS, ail sizes showing 8 HEAVY COTTON DERBY. RIBBED ol Pres Rhy Trea * at eo cure overy case he $1.60 values ywh oF 00. NDERWBHAR in ecru color and $1 00 in treasure Th Humboldt alto has 1638 Second Ave. Cor. Pine a ORS, GEO, D. BURR and 3 ian ie al bi sizes, fc " i a larae consignment ol almon '@ don’ jeliver but we sel iP ALICE M. BI ¥. ae 4 7 from the Thinklet Packing & Trad. jy Sean, pias Save — CONSULTATION FREE 7 }ins company, } Prenes i 4432, Ind. 3686. 162 Seventeenth Ave