The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 15, 1906, Page 3

WHITE CHANNEL “YIELD ‘om the trade will itain a elty ¢ that we intend to win our battle ul entertainment pons ACT LIKE § THE MAYOR ANO Arthur and Gedney Jaman a r John Falstaff ano SAY — " ale hand will { 1 hi POLICE HAVE ¥ LADIES’ SUITS $12.50 AT] wi A fat, solly-polty mirth Lies. LONDON’S TUESDAY | boa r, he carries the burdens of on fay on we wil the southwe nh Hackett as Mr. Ford | fine tailored suit dus husband, is clever and hand at object.| ductions. Regular § N h E | ty othing Escapes see shea aie pieced monks of . 86.98. You Siepe avi a. te brette work in "A Night at the ( ibe mountains nel | : A these are tock at a big discc 8 over 1 The wat Der, because the < t jen suite . hy. [Bee © sev ‘ ears, the police ' Lo ‘ he & Co, }M 7 Bey : Se rafters wat Vincent Harve ad. on page wo more nigh miensed form to th ho are in A big lot of ere eed of Dress distinct which we consider good business to Pagar gate ot dg mart oe close out—the t nes, hence we can't reorder under the auspices of the Hote! a 1 are pecially invited t nvestigate. ee seal club, and Thu $27.80 Bird Dreane t $27.60 Golden Oak Dresser at edom of Susanne sion 820.00 ‘ $29.00 Birdseye M 8 Golden Oak Dresser at “A Millionaire Tramp.” i] 820.00 “A Millionaire Tramp” opened at} $1 Birdseye Maple $25.00 Golden Oak Dresser at theater y 21.50 PERO Birderye Maple $29.75 Golden Oak Dreaser at 831.80 Gola as BVV.VS $82.00 Gollen ( © Golden Oak Dresser at . 825.75 $37.60 Golden Oak Dresser at $18.50 Golder ‘ Dre ‘oo J. Mack was se G It ; $43.50 Golden Oak Dresser at : - . 0 Bolten ¢ " f Kara Trumbull, the + on 833. MO factote t ttle t . B17.25 $47.50 Golden Oak Dress actotum of the et PITS Golden ¢ easer at “836. 50 ne of the pla GL75 Golden Oak Dresser at sab.be Gels : , “S17. So Phe vee of the Geant ase S15.20 - jolden Oak Dresser at ny is well up to th 0 1 On HIE Golden Ook Drosser at | eas 813.50 week with usual matinec | 819.75. $29.50 Golden Oak Dresser at | Oak Dresser at | $5 Gel , $19.50 At the Third Avenue $16.75 Golden Oak Princess Dre | 817.75 | Third Avenue theater habitues || Oak Drease 21 5 $16.75 Mahogany Princess Drew ’ } 1.7! r the S11.75 The Arts and Crafts Furniture NE Ww DESIGNS thrill-hung were The bea ity of thi the nied ond Crahta Karel } opular in banches. Rescues | ww pot ‘ 1 th calculated to come in the nick of/ time were never over or under of the home timed, and the peyche cal mo | be highty pleased to h tl at store and © us show you mete, and there are many, brin ne pieces of this fu nov orth etun the siage folk wiheh to a large nu of ¢ ns by “Limbert,” which ee von eed are to be found here or € an presage a gher price venerable keeper of {the M bthe 2 on the contrary, it is all marked at our usual very modest price e galleries effe wisdom i pathos of a - —_ s aaiasl € plight The goddess, Laurette Tay juvenile part naively as Tom Cod, | re many an up| " 4 | CouchCovers i} Fifty eight and patterns @ insuch a bung ranging in the famous come trom in “Way Down Ka comp : ° 64 inethe shade, On all week ae 2 —e | “An Arabian Night.” | ’ The Lots continued to | Two Kpe rove its pop ty night, and | Couch presented the opening production of Covad. "The Charms of Music” and “An » Arabian Night” to a crowded house Union St $3.86 Fina 4 Roth are live, natural comedy | Covers sketches, and met the unstinted ap preciation of the audience of Music” picture | a | The “« > n a home because | y har} bored there A mn ie! good a Aileer Ma aylor are refres | j Arabian Night” seems to cen. | ter nd a muc jalaw whose b a mach m BE. Cun atineos will be given | week, and last night's at will run through. Next Oct. 21, will be given the ‘ew York comedy by Owen Davis ¢ Butied In Sale Tuesday btg department 1 av. will sell T BETWEEN FIRST ee Eye Specialist AVE, 8, es AND o00l- ™ 2 DENTAL FE suite Jane Johnson, out within 40 days, rega h of High Grade Cloth ing, Furnishing Goods, Hats, Caps, Shoes, Etc., must be close: Bot cost or former prices——by order of the Receiv » THE ROBIN LO THING CO., an incorporated firm of Oregon and Washington y has been forced to the wall. Ome year ago they determined to enter the Seattle fi location, opened with an immense stock of high grade goods at No. 116 Washington g EB B00d for the n. Hig ed trade Id not be attracted to this neighborhood. Fall goods arrived and a tt stepped I redit ors want money This immense Stock Must Be Turned Into Cash. Price Is No Obje . ae i” n ¢ k. A hundred sales may take place, but this great Receiver’s Sale w tagger the eed with i pr with its chain of six to f and being + Street. TI KEYSTONE LIQUOR CO. 1123 FIRST AVE | LOOK FOR THE BIG SIGN AT 116. IN THE MIDDLE OF THE BLOCK FIXTURES AND LEASE FOR SALE FREE DELIVERY Cor. Seneca Phones—Main 1184, Ind, 1184. NO BAR. ie merely or vm Seoreed “Fl | 7 t ~~ 1 } 7 oare’n delight ! <r Store + tent cons | Are YOU alae |- Wil Hold Ladies’ Suit se - pperecrmmaenmacteg as is. it: Store for (Gtar Special Gervice.) th wame f the i Big Wreck ine | war . t. though driven tol sURVEY BOATS WILL lWoutd be tiresome, but w the | that mos wt of them had played, The the oxtremity, has attempted t company at the Gran int} @aMe was good and clean and well b ) breal 1 t | WINTER ON BOUND. |, , - tont fi th sion COUR nk of soctalints » law of this country, — ‘Te ght out and backed t | SoeteNes, (Bad only meer the ond ame «6 GUPERI ' hall tm the Ar} Deas tts to be an intelligent] aye q ; ded stage settings and gorgeous | 4d the soldiers score, making two puMMIEs man, and It ia with intelligence | Th nited State r , ‘ua oeennhy othe je | Goals during the fow minute STARTS WEDNESDAY, OCTO detic survey | The score wa or of Fort BER 17TH AT 9 A.M. AT THE rot La m after the will have a got a it rge crowd Fair Dep’t Store 1613-15-17.19 S8COND AV. SEE TOMORROW'S PAPER FOR PAR TICULARS. ¥ will nta Clara tonight Ghe PALISADES A NEW ADDITION TO SEATTLE HIGH-CLASS RESIDENCE PROPERTY ON WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 17TH, we will open the sale of lc n THE PALISADES ADDITION, situated on Lake Washingt immediately north of the Seattle Golf and Country Club, and known as the Hildebr homestead. THIS ADDITION has been especially favored by Nature The ground rises in three distir levels, af- ton with fording for every lot a fine view of Lake the Cascade Mountains in the background LOTS WILL AVERAGE 50 fect front by 100 feet depth and for these large lots the ces we are able to quote will be a very agreeable surprise © you district will be the ow is the time to get THERE IS NO DOUBT that t best residence district in the city anc in and have your lot paid for by the time you are ready to build. THE PALISADES WILL ALSO OFFER an_ excep- tionally poe wie for investment. We believe it will pay you toe¢ ne what we have to offer here before placing } sur money elsewhere. ON ACCOUNT ve! THE LARGE EeCESAeS in our busin la branch office to He this addition, at 304 Der , where we will be glad to furnish particulars, prices, terms, etc, s, we have ¢ McLaughlin Realty Co. J. R. McLaughlin, Pres. Crnrury Furnrrure Company @ Srconp Avenue & cateensabaanitl WE CALL YOUR ATTENTION TO OUR NATIONAL HEATERS Gold Medal, Blue Ribbon winners at St. Louis Fair against all competitors for SIM PLICITY, ECONOMY, DURABILITY, Before purchasing anywhere have a look them, Here is a list of the MAGIC—FOR WOOD sizes of DAISY, for coal ot wood 1 $5.00 to $10.50 2 sizes of REGAL, for coal or vood, trom . $6.00 to $8.50 3 sizes of BOSS OAK, for coal or wood, from aie 00 3 BE 00 oeeulig wing ‘ eevee . $9.50 to $18.50 4 sizes of MAGIC, for wood, from. .. $12.00 to $18.50 4 (AIR BI AST, for coal NOTE—SALE OPENS 7:30 A.M. DAILY. CLOSES SHARPAT9P.M. ALL CUSTOMERS INSIDE A’ De cides : j nani WILL BE SERVED. ON SATURDAY THE SALE REMAINS OPEN UNTIL 10 us We ? slways carried $1 4. 50 i » $21.50 HIGH GRAVE ae bate WINES AND LIQUORS $22.50 & $25.00 | ‘es eS L0 00 to $27.50 WASHINGTON STREET Nara Saco ew He foie BEBT SOTTLR WHISKY base | $47.50 BETWEEN FIRST AVE. S. AND OCCIDENTAL borer Xetne care, mama, swe ot ert You can take your choice $2.50 down and $1.00 a week. We take your old stove as part pay ment.