The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 29, 1906, Page 8

THE SEATTLE STAR THURSDAY, NOV. 29, LOCAL FLASHES Inc. - ie ALWAYS CRIPPLED BUT FREDERICK & NELSON, Everything to Furnish the Home Complete” Complete Hotel and Club Fur niehere. “Under One Root THANSGIVG | IN CHICAGO ALWAYS GIVES (Soripps Telegraph Service CHICAGO, N ing day in ¢ with mil proving of exc aah sewn 4 re ~ MOST DARING ROBBERY (Scripps Telegraph Service.) NEW Y i pla slugged ot a $36 caped. vine optimmam. Des fact TOWN BLOWN. 22 UP-MANY DIE = (Seripps Telegraph Service.) DORTMUND, Germany, Nev. 29. Three hundred persons were killed or wounded and the entire town of Annen, several miles south west of here, was wrecked by an explosion at that place last night The explosion cecurred in a robrut factory. The work : ue, which THIS 1S AUGUST KAMM August wa: ralyzed at an age and both up beneath b » that he t He has a BUFFALO, Nov. 29 August) Kamm, 39, is a fine € gen bout 36 Inches le to move about the vide ther money to ¥ aged mo ? | earns enough f himself and his keeps hie home campony. : Done ene of I re the Iaat five years vee good # Ever since be had the proper use of his me ‘ . Fs 1 will certainly ret J price "i said August. “Why know | am a cripp loesn all the , y tian al se sticking money. W « ym l THE STORE THAT SELLS FOR LE ‘HE " NORDHOFF & &CO. SEATTLE SHORT LINES at SHORT PRICES "Twas no trouble for the merchandise man and the adsmith to find items for this page On Wednesday night, when the department managers (like the good generals that they are) sized up the inroads that the past few days’ huge selling had made into certain lines of their stocks, they besieged the aforesaid two men, with dozens of items of merchandise, of which there were not enough of a kind or size to carry in regular stock. They said to the writer: “SELL THEM OUT.” “PRICE THEM RIGHT,” says he. AND THEY HAVE. This Friday list is the strongest and best that we've written in many months, It will be money in your purse to read every item, then come and take advantage of this extraordinary pricing. was a small boy he has never a friend sale has been to leave yards. B beavy Ribbon rths run from 4 to 2 of the The le inches wid recent 7 and 9, in in length; yard . cluding be xh plein values 7'4c, loc, tac and Ribbon Remnants at Less Than Half The result a lot of short lengths on our hands th plain and fancy Ribbons from 2 inches to § To clear them out, we : priced them at, per y bas Cc REGULAR 20¢, 25¢, 35¢ AND 50¢ VALUES. All the short lengths of Ribbons in Nos. §, nd fancies, from #4 to 2 yards me fre Remnant price Friday, 5 cts Here Is One Hard to Beat 20c CUPS AND SAUCERS 10c. ANOTHER—350 VASES 25c. wm Roonaan > .100 Dozen China Cups and Saucers, assorted dee orations; 20¢ value 10¢ Buy Books Now They're Get the House Ready for Xmas Se GASH RODS 10c. Heavy tubeslarge brass special, each T5e DRAPERY GILKS 5%. 2 inches wide, dark and light grounds suitable for Kimona, Piano Scarfs, Pillows, and Fes toon draperies, fine patterns; regular The Kouds Be TAPESTRIES NEW PATTERNS IN ART LOOM ‘overs in heavy Ottoman and Oriental 64 size, rich colorings and patterns B1.25 t 82.95 DININGROOM TABLE COVERS. Reversible Tapestry Ottoman and Damask, splendid weaves and a great addition to any prices each 21.50 to 85.00 TAPESTRY STAND COVERS. solidly se ends, regular 15¢.; 10¢ Put them away for Xmas presents appropriate any time—for anybody See the Big Window Display. $3 BOOKS $145 | 10¢ BOOKS 2/40. Burt's 5 vojume sets in | red cloth binding popular authors, sach as Meade, Kipling Dickens, Holmes and Russell 81.45 | 60¢ BOOKS 19. series for boys Paper fine library bound books, line of titles by known au 10 for ..25¢ Arms y wide world thors; 19e 40 titles Henty STATIONERY SPECIALS. 35¢ Box Paper 19¢—Ruled or plain, 60c Chambard Paper 35c—THlue, gray quires to box; envelopes to match at age room ; FANCY 4-4 size in fine reds, blues and greens made and great values white only white pack 10¢ Surely This Is a Hot Special 25e Wood Glove Boxes for 25¢ Wood Kerchief Boxes for and The Wise Parent Buys Toys Now will free of charge and deliver them when you wish, $2 00 Friction Toys, 95c Circus Wagons, etc, slightly scratched; $2 toy for 89c Kid Body Dolls, 65c hair, Autos, dark or light curly moving eyes bisque head Friday ) inches long with prett ef proportioned; plump little rascal and beautifully THANKS lege are drawn iy in such @ way tall the whieh he pro-| els by hand, and in thie way he te ——ae (are stopping In thelr private car bane a Northern railroad New Truck Approved. hk has notified the board works that the new 46 snd ladder aerial truck tory test, and eptance hier « oot hook # panned a watinta Anti-Cigarette Meeting the dnterost AnthOlg meeting tn of the league vday af rr | id 9G | | rhe haw Hipletedy i have Bureau at Depot wher, in Informatic G. Whitt of at ing at » elty j Conway Wiil Fited. | The will of Joseph Peter Conway, | who lost his Hfe in the | a filed yesterday in the probate court The estate aggre mates $16,000, Inclusive of eontate banked money, and stock in mining companies Will Mear Officers Monday A uy i hearing, in the late Dix nator, Wa cane of ii! be held M od by Chiet Wag penstein Would Repeal Twitehel! Law The Seattle Real » Men's Jelub, at & meeting last night, urged }the repeal of the “Twitchell law which provides that commission for the sale of real estate cannot be enforced unless the contract engag ing the broker fs tn writing Supt. Moore on Long Tour. D. C. Moore, general He | dent of the Lake 8h for |28 Southern railw by his wife and In Beattle yout pon and Mr, Moore's ttenerary will include #,000 miles and a score of cities Road Officials Leave. George T. Blade, general superin: | ely |tendent, and M. A. Kennedy, assist for |ABt general superintendent of the left in a jal train for Vancouver, B. ( Mr. Slade and an Inspec lye day afternoon for | Mr nnedy are mak 4) tion of the line in th More Streste to lave, King at. from 16th to 20th ave Washington st. from itth t | Madieor | Many Danced at A ate. eventng’s affal Mareh, Roland | Fenwick, George TB. Grau and T. & Teachers Get $34, last night at a ae lof the schoo! board. The addit witli be of brick and concrete ai will cost $4,500 The teachers’ pay-roll for be lmonth ending Novemper 23 w eudited and passed, totaling $38) json MM The ise in wages of $4 to 85 per day for carpenters approved | ; London's Friday Sale | WHI be the greatest money saver lever offered in Senttic. Mere jeome 100 yards epectal silk. be a l yard: Mennen's talcum powder, 16¢ a box NOTICE TO WATER | CONSUMERS | IN DIST NO. 2 Fixed rates for November, De due and pay lst to 30th Become District | cember and January Jable at city ball fre lot November, inelui idelinguent December 1 lcomprises all that part of city ly ing between Union and B. Union, | Galer, West Galer and East Galer lata. Meter rents for each month | | due and payable from Ist to 20th of | next succeeding month. Beco mbing before letting | contracts # n bi Stylish Up-to-Date Footwear olt B "i Welted Soles, a Patent Coron a ( ton Shoes, $3.50 Hoyt 405 PIKE traset UNION TAILORS 220% James Sk, ‘Upstairs, SUITS TO ORDER, $15.00 No more, no lene, |Special A SPECIALS FOR FRIDAY ONLY $20 Tapestry Gressels Rugs $13. 65 Om of ein patter ! rr $17.50 ‘nite 4 Brussels "~~ $12. 50 each Choice of six patterns of 0x12 Taper assortinent of cab Regular price $1 each he bee ls effective tomorrow “Moss Rose” Couch Cover $4. 98 each | Your G c patterns apectally priced for tor ar ra ene are of extra heavy tapestry tn dull Orie $6.60, $7.00 and $7.60 each. Muslin Bed Sets $2,98 vere Dainty Bed Bets, made of washable f, per yard, Cable Ivory from of Nottingham, Irish Po nberg Curtains in Arab errow and Saturday at ALF REDUCTION are marked for ATH TO ONE- $4. 35 Blankets $3. ‘5 a pair ot and cotton White Blankets, with pink They weigh four pounds ig effectiv Fleven-quarter mixed w or biue striped border the pair, are very soft and Meecy. The special price @ tomorrow and $1.65 Feather Pillows $i. 36 pair with blue and white tive tomorrow and Saturday ind mixed Feather Pillows The spe price $2.50 Bedspreads $(,6§ each Pull double bed sine White Bedapreads, in ansorted patterns. ce ie effective tomorrow and Saturday Bix - pe striped tieking urday in afte The fferings a. Waist, "| for Friday and Saturday None te dealers nna Fruit or Salad Set 908 ‘ Ona a off (Ba English Earthen laa 35c¢ each -™ Speci ally Priced at 10¢ cach _Crumb ed and Scrape 25¢ or having Black we oot Veluwe at - $16 oy I Table Special Si. 15 olden finish, et in length, and ape, and fest ate Womens Costumes, Suits, Furs, Wiists. Lie Vie. DERI Ch & (1NcoRPORATED) Complete Nouseclurnishers, Hotel and Club turnishers, SLOOND AVENUE, MADISON STRIET AND SPRING STRELT- At the Union Tailors NOTICE TO SUBSC to reach you pre, pir gme FREE! FREE! Friday and Saturday; Extra Pair of Pants free with every Suit or Overcoat we make to order. Any Suit or Overcoat in our house; Made to Order for Friday or Saturday Seattle's Leading Specialist, | 40 Year's Experienca, | a with Extra Pair of Pants gy free of charge. You cannot « r Overcoa regular price We are compelled to keep our wi or Overcoats to keep them busy. luplicate these Suits ¢ must have 200 Suits Visit our workshop. Remember, we limit this sale for two days only. UNION TAILORS 2 STORES 220 1-2 James Street 518 Third Avenue, in the Coliseum Open Until 10:30 p. m. LLOYD TRANSFER CO.,, aggage Express. Furniture and Heavy Hauling. th Phones—1686, Office in Diller Hot Open Day and Night. Ine. Cot loo LEN Raymond & Giascow lwo . MILLS. 1020-Ist AVE SUITS To onDER 415.00 BOSTON DENTAL PARLORS ‘TweivelVonr Guarantees, Hourwhs 10 ¢ toAtBo Both F 609 First Av, wking capacity working, We employ Patent Excellent Flour COMPANY, INC. ats in any other house for double our it is so large. We 100 tailors @ay-F a m tol pm DR. CLARKE C0, 123 Second Ave. So, Gor ington St, Seattle, Wash | Cikis | | ] The Right Saint Siete Omaha, Kansas City and Chicago Makes the Best Bread x Cuicaco GREAT WESTERN. Rut Trains. | Roure U aia On All PEZeezz. sup by phe ur wants For full Information, apply W.H. OLIN, Gen, Adte’ 210 Mutuat Life w Seattle,