The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 1, 1906, Page 3

SEA WE STAR—THURSDAY, NOV. 1, 1906. 3 onal pedagogues for the ae n of | in eatin eny at a date to be ar! f | : MEW SPELLING IS 22322534 este ce 2 21 THE THEATERS === seit ek. oe W Thureday, Friday | the entire me mbershty of the north} . t A neal week woet te exp i to be repre ted The Tie That Binds . hes bs | ues recelved. Only $9,8 wa Funds for City Lighting lee nd tor ws “tor tour f Hal B : ig 8 eres paid in to the (roasuret, ae againat| The city ating a ‘ror t oo a oe r the P ‘ Hall’s Hand Loaded Sheels 2 I + . 1 voll . " Men and Women P , , Real Estate Transfers snd the addition of the fund | ran ent of songs af oo hae| When on i $16,106,807, 1 Plana for the erection of « publi Sale g ee opens at | Work wad are " ‘ : ; sa Ee. F 1 aoe ; aya “ WF tomor w n= guy i “ Wants Deportation Order f park fn eu . 1 Star Theater Vaudevilie r | f You be 9080 pes t thet is a bargain at $300, and Dora Thorne - about th woe ou e Jit trees worth z = TiSSe teers pte eee ~_IN FRUITVALE Curfew Law at Work A. 8. Grand Camp 4 part of Rainier Valley ee cron po gens Mf NICKEL PLATE SHOE CO. |. 28:0%2 200": others are prunes, p cherries give you back your investment ir ne—are a few reaso You MAKE MONEY g gaturd ee which t ; Revers ay ’ g o ones ' k 1 aftervor! m the La . ; ad indeana C s ° wo} former re ap Pooiman Arrested. Cor. Second Ave. and Marion St, SPECIAL 3 DAYS’ SHOE SALE ceret In the A . Dragged by Car evening. A ; Ma ! pe o- | Nov Any way you look at it—and have two years to pay the $250 balance te attend ~ -4 | you need now FN erented 08 8: *e a ' t. Tue abt w of a better anywhere, nor one region f k, being 2 A ttle cash to ha 0 ‘opportunities of a Py * He « w iifetime” that you read ab ¢ true—$800 in value for $300. aK t : wom Wages Salen ; nuts the | Pr IT’S WORTH WHILE Herman's Trial Nov. @ \ , 7 . 9 fe where you get city benefits, without cit ie hs w Ladies’ $5.00 SHOES Sale Tomorrow at eeabie fomtnien. é . : Pr ie Pi sg ¢ $1.00 a Pair. The ' A » make Fruitvale your home. Come in and 7 t * ‘go | euit La th narrow and small { . Hermas ting five pairs es for the price of one pair New Chu He wee tle BM e be i — a At All & ' Nov. § o ‘ — See them. ¢C : Mise Frances Edgerton, graduate RUBBERS Another $3.00 for ia aie obkaiad mii f the ol of D Mark CONSUMERS Another Bargain $1.00. K » . oof A be ae ” ahibiting water ce stud Ladies’ fir 1 Lot Misses’ and ( ais Patreinan | ‘ nt Muney's Art store IN DIS’T NO. 1 P ‘ ' t j Given Clase Pins. m Madi t. Miss Edgerton ha Fixed rates due and payable dur Want Delegates At th ah ol youte ened « the ner of | mg Oct for October, Novem . P t Vice Pris N av. and Spring » ber and December Becomes K k quent November 1. Meter rates due ss the fa pas nd & payable f h month from s a nl r ~ VI t the lat to the 2 of the next suc aN McKeown were presented with ‘\eeeding month. Becomes delin Of the Well-Known Law Firm of Hastings & Stedman, quent on the 20th Buy Furs Direct From Petkovits The Maker of Fashionable Says ot ¥. W. C. A. Director. ed to ” ar this ft that the « from a hote’ Rainier Heights Clud of the FR Women's Slipper t felt es; sale pri se Mt. Baker Park A-V.P-€. Banquet A banquet is to be given short! Women's F« at 50¢ AYP | “ - rhea Child's hand for ” $1.25 and $1.00 v ‘ ee With the sdvent of the coming Fur tobes r /$' SHOE ADDITION. ; eikieh we ge hh with oetde to the tea a 69¢ BOYS’ SHOES jow wien ast ha ' sant and rap d growth of our ar Boys’ Shoes, the Kind “Mount Baker Park, as a residence district, will combine Me Shaner tor due to the fact that we gty 1 Lot Children’s That Wear — Little , . q cae * alievam plese More Help for Customs. Tip Shoes, sizes Men's “Hard Nox” the attractions of beautiful outlook, desirable neighbors, fs to be the « th ustome Harper hes _ m te seamen’ latest novelties tn regular $1.5 Shoes— easy and rapid accessibility to the business district, with- oo oO, vot cpg 2 go rome png : ee . to 134 B1.50 out the undesirable features of most all other residence 7 dinner " > ; nig amy Patella ay Sizes 9g to 1 . - . Alaskans ly invite to viet this Fur House, with the GIRL s’ SHOES. Sizes 1 to 2 at $1.75 districts, which suffer from the encroachment of apartment s, and the noise and most complete and beautiful Hne of Fure in the Wee Our rem hings renning to manner to the oom house brok houses, cheap business establishme smoke incident to manufacturing. Its location insures the advantage in summer of the cool north winds from Lake Washington, while in winter it is sheltered from the south- erly storms. I believe that the attractions of this section are superior in every way to all other residence districts.” Boys’ “Hard Nox,” * $2.00 Pendarvis ferteee Peedarvis, xaxtstnr @ the Kate supe me pare of Piles, Howe & arrived here tod De. Varicle Here Aathon ft Dawe Shoes redu ov ge this sale to ...... $1.25 Jeling department te under the direct supervision of an expert who has a0 infin city for taking pains and executing to your entire satisfaction any Work you may desire donc Petkovits Fur Co. MANUFACTURING FURRIERS. HO Marion St., Seatde UNION TAILORS 518 Third Av., 220 1-2 James St. Annual Dinner Planned ation and dip The above prices are the lowest ever made in Seat tle for honest Footwear. If you have shoes to buy see OUR BARGAIN TABLES and save money. SECOND AVE. AND MARION ST. NICKEL PLATE SHOE CO. Cor. Second Ave. and Marion St. sb November 7 a, J. Smith, Mayor W. H. Moore, Wil H. Parry and City Engineer Thom }aom will speak at the Cit Teachers Wanted. H, 489 Third are Searcity of teachers for the coun Fanate, 4c to &e Lard, 1 ty schools has compelled County Ie. or 3 r x.) Superintendent Ste to call a cet 2822; M21 *** special examination to secure add} | Less Than ain} Certificates s of Ownership on account of the r € apid sale of these certifi- cates of Il only one certif. jual, and the rin Mt. Baker hip. » be a pr We Make the Best Window Shades. Our New Linen Department Th Linen De for Seat It x that vill have access to one of the best « f ble Linens in the state. Tt means that With price ‘ y lower than dsewhere the pri . t e oo in the ¥ erald Isle ways gave t! fore it rr th here HUNTER TRACT IMPROVEMENT COMPANY. Daniel Jones. F. L. Fehren. 117 CHERRY STREET. IND. PHONE 695. Regular Trips of Inspection Leave Offices at 10:30 A. M. and 2:30 P. M. Come Today. SUITS OR OVERCOATS MADE TO ORDER FOR $15.00 SATUR- DAY — ONE DAY ONLY. al We make every garment in Our Own Shops here in Seattle. We em ploy over 100 experienced tailors. Come and visit our work shops. We are the largest manufacturer f custom work in Seattle t Carpet, made, laid lar price per fal price pe reg Wes coneste's0telveaee 4 Patterns of Printed Linoleum \ will eu y n 65e to 85 Pa is aie ‘ee yard 1 price, per na rd aia: ind veacGakeutea DAMASKS BY THE YARD FINISHED DAMASK CLOTHS. NAPKINS ro MA" T ro THEM ALL. Everything ma | t price Saturday Only One Day Saat rs Our working apacit i 1 ox 5 per back is our way of doing b Carpets SPECIAL FOR 2 DAYS ONLY not satisfied ur money OUR GUARANTEE: Satisfactor Renew same Free of Charg e of One Y Should Linings or any part of Garment not wear ams eer FSS SF = < All the | Comet Oredit | | Union | You Want | street | | r