The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 5, 1906, Page 3

AD ANVESTIGATE gOnRUPTION (teripne Te poston, Nov TI i hn ea np white bras ‘The sleeves are ——— teats and Raines took around a | In Suite we Prices ure Our Beastit Botels te the for Fabrice are plain bereeys, meltion = Prices are tweeds and che: Prices are ..... . We are talk about We've been since the seaso: Pretty positive Coupled wit Ment plan We take value, legraph We have the best fm the latest plain fe Ratncoats w+ ts, made ap All these style and mahogar See Double Window Display About Ranges and Heat Buy yo Bervice.) yaw FADS AND FASHIONS OF SMART SET BELMONT iE. MRS. 0, H. P PRRRA RRA AAR AA ARATE EERE EEE EMH HD (rust (hroughout the coun BOMB IS THROWN. Here You'll Find a Better and Larger Variety Than Elsewhere mainte of the lowae f teds, tweeds, cheviots. 810.00 Corner Columbia St. weathered s in and range ir range or heater of us— try it thoroly—if not pleased with its performance, phone and we'll call for it without one word of protest | ba Buy Now 1403 te | Pay Later (ai SecondAv., Corner Union St $10.00 to 40.00 860.00 { worsteds. newes ng ® 35.00 J. REDELSHEIMER & CO. 800-804 First Av. Strongest Ladies’ Waist House In the State ers technic $1 Down and $1 lol Week Frere ee ere | | Office Desks EXTENSIVE DISPLAY al ‘Century Furniture Co. Re- celve Carload of Ra: ranges , Monarch NION LABOR CANDIDATES | FOR LEGISLATURE | ' home HERMAN POHLE Candidate for Representat Fifth District 8. W. WILKINS. Candidate for Representat District GEORGE A. COMPTON | Candidate for Senator Thirty-Fifth District ve Forty ve Forty Seventt SAM W, KOHLER, | OLE THOMSON WwW. W. MORGAN. | Candidate for Representative Forty: Candidate tor Representative Forty: | Candidate for Representative Forty: | Third District Becond District Second District FIRE IN LIBRARY ALISKA BAD | MAN KILLED NORMAN E. SMITH, TERROR OF| 1s SHOT! ip oe Telegraph Service.) (Ber ALASKAN MINERS, LONOON'S BIG DEPARTMENT DEAD BY ROBERT REID. j STORE ANNOUNCE AUG SALE | TUESDAY | To m (Geripps Telegraph Service.) j JUNEAU, Alaska, Nov Nor- | men F h “ ad killed Spring lor means buyt 4. ©, DALBY. vou and | Candidate for Representative Forty snarch stor Fifth District. The sale of M which are handled excl sively by the Ce Co., Second ave. « Increased to such an ex in" | Let GH. WOODHOUSE Co. IN-| the above firm have placed a/ STALL YOUR HEATING standing order with the manufac PLANT save from 16 t for a carload eve 5 day construction, b baking ¢ and @ of Monarch ranges have & the most popular told in Seattle today. The last « load arrived Saturday alities TRAINMEN KILLED j sity atreet « eee During the past can say without fear ¢ from the standpoint of varie and price fairness. We call particular the new Nea Sal of Drap-| the vogue now Our makers have tried very hard th y the eature most n in Seattle will be their Inet ‘s git nv ote ted to learn that the Century | ness men ave given speci sight Furniture Co, Seeond ave. and depth of the the desks we being ex Spring st, will, within a few days, | ceptionally rt a most desirable requisite hold a rar sale of odds and} e showing ends of b draperies, nets | We ares B nd swiss. Wo have many beauti-) ‘ f ne that will go at extreme Typewriter Desks at $16.75, $27.75. $33-75, $38.50 BI fy tow prices. Put off buying until $44.75- [this sale begins and wateh Th ar Roll Top Desks at $21.75. $24.75. $25.75, $35.50 for the first announcement oor and up to $250.00. Flat Top Desks at $15.75, $21.75, $25.75 and up to $85.00. Single and Double Standing Desks, in 4, 5, 6 and 8-ft. size at very low prices. | Don’t Read This: It’s a Money Saver if you Ingiset on reader, London Big I Store, 1111 Second ave., will it worth while by cutting pric only, on carpets Well tomorrow rugs. An All Wool Art Square rug cheap at $9.50, Tuesday >; the] same rug 9x9, low at spe cial price Tuesday, § » from jourl fust onee, and tet us show oe MI you; we can. dull brass, o at Spinning’s n builders’ hardware opper “Why didn’t you save when you were young and able to #arn money?” is a question that has been asked many a man. Try opening a gmail account —you'll never regret it. CHTA—Georgetown, Renton. Dp. noon mna JAMES President % » SOLNER Casbier DIRECTORS Lowmaa Plowart 1403 \o Sole Agents {atl for the Great Quarto Sectional & Trust Co. nd Avenue and Cherry Street Mattress. Agente for Alaska Tia Deposit Co., Nome, o”aske Hilda P el vy siGr od she was gol DRINKS ACID Bhe then loch and erled 1a (Goripps Telegraph Bervice.) | gor lron Beds Of Interest to Alaskans und bur D. Perkit fire Phone, Main 1514 P Go ahead some ng to commit sul) dy fr by the Car- hone, Independent 3373 McCARTHY’S Seattle’s Reliable Store—1512 to 1522 Second Av. Tuesday Attractions at the New Kimona Fla ci: comiagies a | w We | ricsrat s bie st FANCY SUITINGS. $4. 95 ge a yard ing are pr Ramm od §=— regularly \ and he r : t cas s pr price SHEET BLANKETS. AAA These e 1 1.05) 0 ° ar are a pair { be = of therm naebereccnm: ke price, $1.35 a pair Tomorrow the price will be $1.05. Ar price only two pairs will be sold te customer. If y know a bargain won't s these tomorrow BED BLANKETS. ; Good big 11-4 pure 2 23 w wool filled ° Blankets, very ; warm and fleecy a ar Lael They have pi ARR blue or red borders The cotton in the warp makes them better for wear than all wool blankets Che regular price is $3.25 4 To nor wo pairs a cus , a 28 a pair CROCHET BEDSPREADS. nly ° Marseilles f pars Spread. The qual augusta aimee give you genuine sat ar 1 hemmec € Mr c 1 Tomorre $1.2) CHILD'S UNDERWEAR 25c ders each he y and OS eee weig vh neck and long slec are ankle length. The is gsc each Tomorrow be on sale at the one garment New McCarthy Store } find . Cc“ > ; 4 nnels Only 13c¥d tyle The € P "7 ey 13¢ a yard, but at n's best ng in the price you a Pake your 7 from a nice est things ir oxford and brown the regular price is $1.00 a yard LADIES’ UNDERWEAR. in 4 Ladies’ Vests and ; 39 Ps ants, of pure ; Cc rite ribbed cot ton in fall or winter each is weight. These are eh ace ~~ the famous “Forest Vests have log sleeves are ankle length finished. arment. ely , pr c s a MEN'S UNDERWEAR. ——~. Natural Wool weight for this cli of this underwear mate. Wear a suit ma will find it the n rheumatism. The ¢ is $1.00 a garment, but nly 83e¢. ALLOVER EMBROIDERY. a garment These fine ; are a 59 | sheer quality of 4 Swiss and come in a yard i pretty open work A EE The regu lar prices are 65c and 7S5c a yard. If you saw the goods you d pronounce every piece a bargain at the regular price. ‘Tomor row take your pick at only 5O¢ a yard, HANDKERCHIEFS. a. | ta, an ee 10c and Youth's Hand kerchiefs will go on each sale tomorrow a J morning at 0c each They come n plain white hemstitched and fancy colored borders inen and in cam bri The regular prices are 15¢ and 20c each Pick them out tomorrow, x toac omer, at 10@ each SHELL HAIR PINS. ces ~~ Good Shell and 8c er ~—s Hairpins, I up in the most a bex sanitary manner, twelve hairpins in a neat box They a box. Tomorrow ily Se the box 1 department will be sold this price McCarthy Dry Goods Co. 1512 to 1522 Second Avenue Between Pike and Pine Streets The Pioneers in Seattle’s New Retail Business District 5 AR pret CRA 6 Reg V 00S meee 0 EE Ona Carrory Furnrrure Company Sxconp Avenvr & Sevens Sone j RANGES We offer $30 cash for any RANGD heaviest gr finish and nm blacking has The tops of emooth as MONARCH ever sold by us. nite. It hae simple devi and er i to the hous You will ne find a better Monarch Range $5 Down $5 a Month Laclede 60 Down 5 a Week Your old Range or Cook Stove taken at its fall worth INARCH Rai nd closets of al nid rolled p enamel wil! tmprov lace in a kite where ARCH Rang ®. It will ; fh ention in convinced an adve d that you ¢ we are waiting,” wm the made of the te In the 1 polished as bark or lig ous and poren, ie, AP 1 1 it ak anh, load tt FS ” ' : rr eile geod Mins “ ! weet r ithe vt Think This Over" LOl4 rON