The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 20, 1906, Page 7

rHE SEATTLE STAR--TUESDAY, NOV } tl enh Renentntech Rl ede } . | | | | | oer | Civil Gervice Exame | | | Hxaminations for th eal] jdepartment are being bh [before the elvil nerviee JP HOWE AND Ags | | son : SOCIATES (Beripps Telegraph Service.) New N. P, Freight Shed. | PLAN TO BEGIN WORK on ; PHILADELPHIA, — Nov 0.—| A permit was granted this morn : ourteen ice dealera are on trial tig by the building department for NEW WESTLAKE BLOCK jhere today, char with forming| TOPEKA, Kan, Nov Four | enlarging » Northern Paetfic ‘ctriensineniitien ) ® Conspiracy to raise the price of | wine of the Rock Island system, | thpight The dimensions of | leo and to eliminate competition, | the Kl Paso division, are stalled | the “pro 1 addition # ‘ morning } 1. BP. Howe, Hana Peterson and} today in the snow between Buckiin | féet, the estimated coat to be $5 ly “aR Fred J. Bitel have incorporated as Jand Liberal, Kan | 000 ‘anothe the Syndicate Building pany for Progressive Whint | he pur of erecting the pro | The Woman's Auxiliary to Typo- | soue! Block at the intersection of #raphical Un No, 203 will give a r . Westlake and Fifth ave, | | pynist party at the residence of Mra. | of the stockholders | | T. Giim #17 Tenth av, Wed Mr. Howe wa neaday evening, November 28. All Whittier in t Mr Pr bed pit ce and thetr friends are tr adit of pay Ove and Mr. BE woe} ited, Light lunch will be served 6 er garda pald | retary and treasurer | aid prise, will be furnished by the the driver last F eon in this block will be the anol ladion + gaing mon! Aces TF | Howe theater at whieh will be seen| Lancaster Speaks Tonight. + ppt to the poltoe ver olter | tt actions of the Independents} _ (Star Special Service.) :. Samuel C. Lancaster, consulting | fo pawl away the garuage the building wilt bewin the} PRANKLIN, Wash, Nov n or of the department of good | bad acon Pin Mra tha coming year and by| Ki Sparks, of Seattle, won th (Scripps Telegraph Service.) { United States government “a home du eo. ome ytomber i Mr. Howe expects to| Si#lon over Enes Howtos, of Roslyn,| MEMPHIS, Tenn. Noy Rain | will address the members of the} eee were his Gre show in the new the|'® the tenth round last Saturday | !* Stil falling and the flood situs | Chomber of Commerce | while the | wade before the Franklin Athietio| 00 In thie state in getting more the Lowman building | ined te court, Some of the attractions now at|cl¥>. The fight was a good one | *eflous, particularly in Selby coun | ject of his talk will be refused to oe the dispom) pf the Independents; ©™ start to fintsh and the audi-| ') where 14 bridges, to the value) Road and What They Mean to . ao yeasee roles and that will be seen in the pew|@@ee Was pleased = over $100,000, are down TWO! the State of Washington.” eens! Ov ne Crop | theater during Yte fir ason and| , S8Parks knocked Bewles down in| hundred and fifty thousand dollars ny on 2 jeason and jowles do surance Company Sued. | gat of ugliness on the part Of ine scasans folowing are as fol-| @@ third round with a right awing | W!ll not cover the loss in this coun ullive ‘others t filed oy met » after thelr | jews ss Jon the jaw, but the Roslyn lad got| '¥: The streets and levees of this amauaek si he gp oe Rigged angen i cont}, © HL Sotherm\and Julia Mar | ven with him in the seventh, when | D1} Ate eM ate oe 7 P. inst the Manufacturers i the case pag" ® wil vend | iowa, Mts. Fiske \ in “The Now| %® put « stiff right in Spark's wind | Robinsons Byearol’ non was f chants’ Fire and Marine Ineur-} ie report and clotai this cae! England Idea.” argaret Anglin| ®®4 the latter went down and took | Covered today in # treetop, wher pany for the alleged pon-| let etnere Of & sitatiar nature S| and Hoary Miller 1A°The Great Di| ‘2 count of wise. Kverybody mp Rad Seon. since being etughs Sy of insurance tm the| Mayor Moore. vide Virginia Hamed in “The Mousht it was all off with the Se)‘ jood on Wolf river Friday of $1,000. The defen | sity will shor Love Mrs. Patrick Camp-| “le bay, but the gong saved him. |" company, it is all is insoly spatter of garbas bell fe Rates, Mme, Katich,| SPark® came back fresh tm the] , }and the plaintiffs ask that- a - js Bertha Galland, Lena Ashwell in| 82th ant rushed Bowles to his ceiver be appointed by the court —" }The Shulamite.” David Warfield, | “OFP’' knocked b up - ' The Stolen Story Loul® Mana) “#8!nst * Bowles began BERTHA OUE TONIGHT Wh and Clara Lipman fn “Jullé Boo get ncared and kept dropping to} o bon. De Wolt Hopper in “Hagpy-| (8° Moor every time Sparks w mul | emer Bertha, from ports to land” and “Wang Eddie Oy in © a feint ot him. The fight the westward, will arive fn ttle | The Bart and the Gi Camitle hen Sparks. | tonlght at 6 o'clock, according to D’Arville, Mme. Nashmova, Cyril ealey Adama, of Franklin, ret “ word recet the Merchants Scott in “The Prince Chap.” Mar-| “SX! the taht exchange | guertte Clark, Lew Pieldw All Star tere was two very fast prelim (Seripos Telegraph Service.) company in “About Town.” Henry inarte between Kid Morris and) ALBANY, N.Y, Nov. 20.--The| TEAMSTERS FINED. E. Dixey In “The Man ' i an, both of Franklin, four] court of appeals today affirmed the . sine thle Snare Aubrey Boucteautt {n round to @ draw, and the other | judgment of the lower court f beaa tem "6 a be Jaden Govéen's} | Love The Temple's vet we Kid Moutie of mitting Hanna Ellas, a negre Y pnb ng oh, ecoasin The Three of Us." with Charlotta Badie all of Chicago, tn keep thousands of dollars wecu — a sine aie shlin| ‘ “ ch . antic Yoolved the decision over | from John R. Pratt, the millionaire, | CTU “Anes uncan = MeLaughlin Nillsan, “Leah Kieseh ™ ‘ ™ od » Se ei - 7 r om a cans.” Pier 9 - seam a 4 the Chico Ind. They fought at} who charged her with binckmail | "** fined for oniing. a he Bive Moon.” Peter F Dalley, } Bee Hall was slow and! Nearly §700,000 given ber by Pratt, grating By age a Pb fas % Woes “brown of Har Mew le DM no trouble tn landing! in large amounts fom time to time. | 1 ! ee Gecend nd tanaieee * Aart at wil te started the way at satel salen ss the fol a. ‘The Road of Yestertay reports follow tang | Fare 7 , ay e =“ aes « and &, D. T. Denny's re oy aie % Vervente - youn go ad's nose tn th WASHINGTON FIR USED, galition, Dexter ay. between | © ais Harrison an auiee) kK ‘of Franklin, and] » Orie ° and Mercer, to A. ©./ Gunning, Gay Standing in “The| Prank Batanndiee Lawson, on - tr 2. E Crichton ators og the fer B105 the north Love Route,” “Queen Zixi of Ix,” articles to fehl . month ot | members of f i eeu r i. andl of 12th and James 1 Whirl, The Tourists. as and date yet to} ‘ wrt fe i oe oh » for $4,000; the th Riehard Golden and Jul bu hook and | semper of 11th and James | Sanderson, “My Lady's Maid,” | ugh the new oe yet & Co. for $1,000; the} "Pantana.” Hilda Spong in “Joho MM STERION, FIRE. | k which ¥ cp motu. Dg cw ‘a, corner of ‘Third av, N.| Hutagn’s Wife.” Mra LeMoyn jaatiofactary © test wap os eames) to C. L Jones, for|in “Pippa Passes.” The fire qepartme jmanufacture, the material used in false the southeast corner }out this morning to - its construction was “Washington | fir and Prosps ¢ for $3.50 7 Bete Davie & Co. reports the wale r flats, 14th and Pile r wea haser repr aed ‘hy Holmes & Haring, for ‘Aboot & month ago Mr the property, together adjoining it, & Co, for 4.- hae Sines wold the jot for Bis investment of Charles sas | van AES. AFTER A delege . teachers and » mayor te ‘Rainst Senator Tillman's fa Chicago on the 27th t The senator ts M> speak on the subject, United States Annex fhe address is for the @f the Union hospital The my ft ts an affront. HOTS. BODY pEMOVED 4 i L Nov, 20.—The lison, 4 signee of ot Independence. @isinterred from a pri- | near Edenteh, t to Norfolk. EWas taken aboard the gun Which carried it to for final borial. State were pres ate 7 a's” Fam- Actresses Madly into Bartell's Red _RYMR Store, 610 Second a’ Biss Battles of Hone Toilet Ba gach. She claims all Rees charge SOc for it. Vie Cream at 20¢ a bottle; Almond Cream, special Me, regular price bie. CoM Cream also at re ij Hose Tollet Cream at ag Your Savings Account Gren” - Lid — you have fool- in the last six That account plus 4 ig what your account 8 should be. 4 4Per Ct. interest | | wean of the collision between | marindr, that the qualifications and | BRINGS $3,000 SUIT. * the steamers Joanie and Dix perience of the mate, who was at| ommeae | ‘The above mentioned words have | the wheel of the Dix when the col-| 4 93,000 suit against the Seattle! been screamed out by thousands of | tiston occurred, be Inquired into, and! wiectric company was brought by unfortunate people whose livers have |1 promise that some startling reve-| Joel Jones this afternoon for per been sacrificed through the incom | lations will be made, which will help| onal injuries recelved by falling potency of the persona who are li-| the steamboat inspection service to] from a ear at Woodland Park on 1 to take charge of and asmiat | suggest remedial action, and aio} Aug 17 taking charge of pasnenger ves-|clear the minds of the unfortunat nels, and the tine js and has been | retatives of those people who were for « long time ripe for the congras-| mercilessly sacrificed in the Dix-| A Gre t Record S2 te rosentatives of the states | Jeanie disaster. I would also like ving f ton, Caltfornia and Ore-| publicity te given as to how| The Buffalo gasoline engines for é won take immediate action to qualified seamen wer on| marine prrpowes have n the 2 anfety of the lives thome who | mishag and how tong tt was before| They are neat In design, compact mnelied to use pasmenger|the lifeboat or boats were put in| and economical In fuel. Geo. Ht smers in carrying them to and | the water after the colliston, Woodhouse carries a complete tne hetween thelr homes and places| By the publication of this letter ‘of thom and can show you all ab om you may be rendering valuable aia, them. At 112 University st. a {t repeated occurrences of | sympathetically, J. 7. Bik, Arcade Way on in the Mra. M. J. Hadley Although nothing ton mattress and several Bae cur the VESTN tains were burned, @roum | stances of the fire are ver ate | rious 4 ludicrous On 7% Hadley was in the house af the time of the fire, and she would Gy have known of the blaze if sot one entering the front door ha@jor that seme body may te recovered. | en not told ber. The cause fe unknowuashie morning oyrrepes Public memortal services wil) un (Seripps Telegraph Servies.) = | WASHINOTON. Nov. 90—Secre |S 7 * TARAS SH HANSA S bari be held next Sunday tary Metealf, today ordered that an' ¢ BANK CLEARANCES. al Se investigation of the insurance com @ * panies which he fatied to pay @ Nov. 20,1906 * their policies in San Francisco, be @ Nov. 20, 1906 $e] made by George Butler of Ross. @ Increase ov . Cal, ender the direction of James date last . | R. Garfield, acting for the govern:| w . ment. SRAHAHAARTRAE SED! BOYS OF TWELVE sili ee a a WASHINOTOM, Nov. 20.—ttena tor John 7. Monge £ Alabama Arafied @ platen declaring the democratic party & be the “white | canetiipesceinace pe party,” ond he will-uree ite / fon at the next » ton The police are out today looking one co t of the office. Thinking he will try to @et tb h for two amateur safebiowers of to fad mom lnaide the youthful | er @ te accept bis iMeas very diminutive stature jeracksr en apread soap +9 a ‘The work of the safecrackers,/outside of the safe an thew | who were two boys about 12 years| poured coal of! over ft, beltevim TO INCREASE TAX old, was reported to the police this) from hastily digested deneri pthons morsing. The amateur cracksmen|in dime novel¢, that the combina did not use Jimmies, or drills, oF) tign would form as exploatve. They even dynamite, but common, ordb) were surprised by the owner of the nary coal oil nod « little somp. at The boys committed their “dep-|« bat ff oa redationa” this morning in an ofl) wilt probably | and fuel store near the University.| alone hereafter Seeing the front door open, they |tectives Corbett aad A tered and found a tiny safe in! vestigating the case ED ” A. Brooke with petty tar- pipe worth $1.50 aght by the pollee, agit to let safes ven toy ones. De dams are in Cha cony two pleces of lea CORNER LOTS SOLD. Two important lot sales were made this afternoon by Jobin Davin 4. W. Thomas was arraigned be-| & Co. They sold for James H fore Judge Frater thie morning and} Kane to Roy Brees the southeast pleaded guilty to a charae of as- | Corner of Third ay. and Battery st. sault and battery, He wos given) for $25,000, Also the southeast six months in the cownty Jett double corner of Howell and Bel Curl Schult and Stuart Brown,| mont av. for Peter Dean company aged 16 and 17 years, boy highway-| of San Francisco to T. D. Treviers men, pleaded gullty to a charge of | for $17,500 attempting to commit robbery. They | were given three years suspended sentences, Charies Stewart filed Information against John W. Stanford for grand larceny. He pleaded guilty and was given one year at Walla Walla County Clerk Case received to- day © big bunch of depositions in the John Sullivan case from New- market, Ont. These were the dep- tiislose Tetaanala iene sitions of new claimants for the} ALBANY, N. Gow Bish Sullivan estate taken by a Canadian | op Doane, before the convention of comminsion appointed by the #u-/ the Episcopal diocese of Albany, perior court of King county | today scored the divorce laws aad A complaint was filed today with| urged the church to activity Im se the prosecuting attorney charging curing reforms DIVORCE LAWS ARE SCORED RAHA RAHAAAHRARAREHRAHHHRHEKHEE ‘HELP! HELP! FOR > GOD’S SAKE HELP! TOP PPP PPP PPP PP SPP PP ee ee eee ere Raitor Seattle Star: Sir—The) this kind, such as the Valencta, words quoted above were screamed | Queen. Walla Walla, Rio Janel 2 Clallam, South Portland, ete, ery te vat from the dying throats of sev- |». Pani ges for. Ae eral dozen agonized and panic-|in preventing a mich stricken men, women and children | terrible calamities who were suddenly hurled into the| In making an investigation of the hilly waters of Puget Sound on|case of the il-fated Dix, | would ¥ night at 7:30 o'clock, in con- | suggest, as a thoroughly qualified and both boys made their es! (Star Special Gervice.) PORT BLAKELEY, This elty today is I fn mourning Every steamer from Seattle je anx | lousy awaited in hopes that ong, of thone wing might ye or that some body may be received The crowds gathering around th« dock afe sorrowful ones. return | 10 NEGROES (Beriope Telearaoh Service.) CHICAGO, Nov, 20.-—-Represen | tives of the corp srmee of | fice today at Spring | board of equaiaa thor | Pullman Car company’s taxes from $200,060 to $3.990,000 SWITCHMEN WI (Serippe Telegraph Service.) SCRANTON, Pa, Nov, 20.—The ewitchmen today received the con consions demanded from the Lack awanne railroad and will get a 10 hour day in the classification of the yards, and the increase of wages in will amount to ? centa an hour. TH some yards ENTENCED, Fred Olsen, arrested yesterday for having in bis possession « wag onload of blankets, was given « fine of $100 and sentenced to a term of imprisonment lasting 100 days by Judge Gordon today. LEASED TRANSPORT—FAILED TO RETURN. For the noncompliance of the terms of a lease, involving the steamer Transport, the Mitchell, Lewts @ Staver company this morn ing began proceedings in the supe rior court of Judge Tallman against C. B. Beeson et al. After the ox piration of the six months for which period the vessel was al leged to have been leased to the de fendants, the latter refused to re turn her to the owners. LABORER GOES INSANE. Frederick Jolly, an English labor er, 28 years old was taken to the county jail today on the charge of insanity. WILL PLEAD THURSDAY. J.C. Dolley, indicted on 14 counta for land frauds, was this afternoon arraigned before Judge Hanford and, through his attorney, TMi Gill, asked to be allowed fo make his plen Thursday. The motion was | erantod WARRANT FOR HURST. George M. Roberts swore to 6 Warrant charging Jobu Hurst with dynamiting bie home this after ) } moon. Roberts, president and man or of the National Cider and Vin-| information | gar works, gave bis fo Proseeuting* Attorney Mackin tosh late yesterday afternoon-after | the close of the just courts | Hurst tm being held by the police] jall. He persist and ie at the efty | aying his complicity in the o, but refases to ar sunt of his actions Satarday nigh He fort: a partner of Nob jerts in the vinegar business | UNHAPPY KNOTS UNTIED. | The divorcee «rind co CY fay at the eupertor court bow additional decrees being granted and complaints of * wives filed. Ethel M. Burns, in a com-| plaint filed at the clerk's office) this morning, asks fer a diver for Heged drunkenness and ab " nd Net Melk id wents a divorcee from Alphonaus MeDonald for a) leged desertion | | Judge Frater this morning grant led a decree In the case of Lena} Murray versus James Murray. A lecree of separation was alec leranted by Judge Gilliam tn the case of Ellen F. Bixly against F. on the ground of drunk abuse HOTEL WINDSOR, OF REGINA, CAPITAL CITY OF SASKATCH EWAN, DESTROYED BY FIRE, ENTAILING LOSS OF LIFE. (Seripps Telegraph Service.) REGINA, Bark, 20.—Five persons were burned to death in a fire which destroyed the Hotel Windsor of this city yesterday Bixty-five guests oceur i the hotel at the time of the fire, The dead W, Mozzler, manager of the Re gina Milling ¢ WwW. L. Mus t man ager of the Regina Milling ce pany aid Walker pert J Harry Jones. The Wi v was the largest and beat hotel tm the elty, and was erected at a cont of $200,000, Bev- eral quests of the hotel were burned. fiany of therm seriously, although no further fatalities are expected. DIM DIAMONDS’ LUSTER WITH MUD. 20.—T wo mud CITY, Nov fed KANSAS Alamonda, In solitaire their luster and give the im. they beer ym Offices. were tmitation elved through When the ed w Clarke, collect rt, thought the ema were paste, but after the had been rubbed off the at gained their luster and it found that worth #300, The that have re package was was about package, which was ad lressed to & man well known in Kansan City, ts being 1 until the Secretary of the idvises what should be done they were | ‘Treasury 17'S WORTH THE MONEY. \ | Oo, lefinitior &t ine by of A Kansas woman, B ley, of Lincoln, won a $ writing the fotlowt What Constitutes He has achieved # lived well, laughed often b » has gained the and the love has fil mplished his task and loved trust of of little hie niche who has} pure ehtldren and a left it , world better than he found by whet he pert hi an improved poppy "oF Wed s never lacked appre th’s beauty failed who has always looke in others and given had; whose life was whone memory a ber soul tation to ex 1 for the tr Ne premn 1 the beat beat he spiratior tion.” wry COUNCIL SNUBS CIGARET Tall OUST CUPID, J H PRICE HOT TAMALES ' ' OAKLAND, Ne 20, ~ Lenk | Moore hax been granted a dive t int night used sear from George Moore in th rior n of John ser of the] husband tne’ on her eating hot Anheuser f 0 damages Th mpalxn agatoat the clgar-|tamales, for which she Wad no ¢ the city for fa ver et in Beattie is getting under | ¢y In her complaint Mo if proneoution. The pet strong head and plas r-| declared that her husband returned . t submitted to the cor fected 1 mak h iJ nt . home the other nigh laden with lata ae in uMual t ® record-break ! we WOT | hot tamales and requested her to motion of Counetiman 1 t ’ wht the | wat one, She declined to do #0, was unanimoumy rejected 5 ’ n and their friends Of | whereupon be drew a pistol and ’ the Qu Anne district, east @94) ti rostened to shoot her if she did | west, united = not comply with his demand, The weeting . . irt held that no man has @ right Episcopal his wife to consume any | oguaregations of the 3 foodstutt which she does noweare odist, Dr, Wallace R to oat ae the address of the evening | The schodule of the ent week an laid out by Dr truble is as fol |i An electric tower with ita four! Warren Avent ant CAGO HOTEL sides serving an cascades is to be! spor Mase meet one of the features of the expost-| University Place Deptiat church. tion, The structure ts to be placed|y, m., the Latona and University at the end of Rainier av. and the! Heights schools and the churches of plans are being prepared by Joho) the vietnity uniting BURNED E. Olmsted, under whose direction] Wednesday-—Denny and Cascade | the lan ape of the exposition 1] sen Union mass meeting nr to be laid out, The water running] Temple Baptiat church, .Third | (Scripps Telegraph Service.) down the brilliantly lighted sides of | and Cedar st, & p.m. Trinity Meth CHICAGO, Nov. 2 A aixatory the tower will concentrate in 4 pool | odist and Temple Baptint grega-| Canal st. hotel building Was de- at the foot of the tower ‘ne uniting with Warren Avenue | stroyed by fire this morning at @ THOUGHT FIRE WAS CAT. Thursday Columbia and eet g| FOURTH AVENUE REGRADE. my " 0 ees ha The so-called Fourth av. regrade BT. LOUIS, Nov. 20.—Supposing | } th Haven Methedin earch, » before the council last night that the noise which they heard | Howard Denny and ane Of on cotinanat, aan wan caused by the ont, 1 H. Kela- | Cas hools uniting, | sow | was referred to the judiciary com- # 5 + mane meeting-in| ® regrade of Fourth av., from Un- aor sonics siatng tarts | ies S Reput ms ts crovsing it beginning at room their hea The blaze |m., Colu and 1 schools | Us Washington. le sgrneaiye Meee used by ‘and their friends ot uniting Ant. , All new vaudeville at the Mar arks from the coffee roaster Capi an \ ‘ \ tonight Phone, Main 1514 Phone, Independent 3373 McCARTHY’S Seattle’s Reliable Store—1512 to 1522 Second Av. More Big Cuts The ax man has been turned loose on the first floor and is whacking into things generally. The specials we give below are only hints of what he is doing here this week. You will note tHat savings average a fourth, a third or a half in every case. All goods advertised are sold for cash only. No C. O. D.’s or charges. PARA ARAL. APRA Dress Prints Only $c a Yard American Indigo Dress Prints, in pretty figured effects. You he good old fashioned kind which make up into such 4c nice, serviceable house wrappers, The regular price is 6c a yard a yard. Tomorrow the price is only 4¢. Ten yards to a ii nadie Syrians customer, Arrow Brand Collars 3 for 25c dnhsh spit Me Arrow” brand Linen Collars, the most popular Linen 10c Coll rn. We have all sizes in every desirable style. Five hundre zen of these Col s will be on sale tomorrow t § 10¢ cach, ” Three ce for 25¢@. The regular price is two Collars to a customer. Show this to your They will appreciate the bargain. Fancy Ribbons 3 for ase } fi men Pillow Slips ee a Pequot or Salem 2,000 yards of fancy 12% brands. Take your 25c colored Ribbons, in 2 choice. They are pretty Persian and each both good The size a yard Dolly Varden pat- is 36x42 inches and } terns and handsome Roman striped ei- fects. Widths run up to 6 inches. The regtilar prices are 35c, 40c, 45¢ and Soc a yard. Tomorrow take your pick from the entire collection at only 25¢ a yard. hemmed, The reg To- they laundered and ready for use. ular prices are tse and 18¢ each. morrow’s special price will be only 12 1-2¢ cach. Not more than two dozen to a customer, Wool Suitings 73¢ a yard Oriental Laces Pretty Oriental Net I5c Top Laces in cream and in white, Pat- a yard Fine English Suit- ings in brown, tan and oxford, 54 inch- es wide, and also in a wonderfully va- ried assortment of plaids and broken checked effects. The regular prices are $1.00, $1.25 and $1.50 a yard, Tomorrow take your choice of the lot at only 73¢@ a yard. Fine Velvets 59c terns are all up to date and there is a goodly variety to select from. The regular prices are 2o0c, 25¢ and 35c a yard. Tomorrow come right in and pick out the piece you like the best. You have your choice at 15¢. Bed Blankets 0 Great big, generous $3.95 Mirror, Panne and plain finished Vel- vets, in fancy shades, including sized Bed Blankets of pure white Aus- a yard : 7 plum, tomato, fus a pair tralian wool, with chia, reseda, cardi isha malecriahialahil only a little cotton nal, gitana, mahogany, cafein, sapphire in the warp, which makes them wear better than if strict- ly all wool, The regular price is $5.25 a pair, Tomorrow they are marked down to only $3.95. Bed Blankets and brown, The regular prices are $1.06, $1.25 and $1.50 a yard. Tom row they are cut down to only §0¢ a yard for your choice of the lot. Taffeta Ribbons Plain colored Taf- The regular price is 16c feta Ribbons that $2 15 $3.25 and every pair are every thread ° of them is well a yard silk and a splendid a pair worth the money, Merrnmrnnad quality. They are UL) «They have a thick 3 to § inches wide wool filling and will and come in red, pink, blue, cardinal, wash without shrinking a particle. white, yellow and every desirable Have colored borders, The axman shade, Regular prices 2c, 23¢ and says sell them tomorrow at $2.16 a ase a yard, Tomorrow your choice at pair. But only two pairs to a cus- only 16¢. tomer. = a McCarthy Dry Goods Co. 1512 to 1522 Second Avenue Between Pike and Pine Streets The Pioneers in Seattle's New Retail Business District °