The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 28, 1907, Page 8

fer Reema et THE SEATTLE. ar R—-MONDAY, JAN, 28, 1907. MISTRESS OF SERVANT: E THE CIVIL WAR DENIES THAT THER . SERVANT PROBL Complete Hotel and Club Fur ” Eto, | nishers. “Under One Root—Everything to Furnish the Home Complete a / FREDERICK 6 NELSON, Inc. Women's Guits, Wales, —q ABOUT TO GIVE UP HOUSEKEEPING, SHE PENSIONS FAITHF MAIDS WHO SERVED HER DURING A QUARTER OF A CEN Ve RRR RR RO RR oi om * a % THE SERVANT PROBLEM IS THE MISTRESS PROBLEM, * Phe showing of V/ilton, Body Brussels and Tapestry Br sels Rugs is part lar! we ‘ ' tern ich the ¢ 5 . 0 patterns which are entirely new, as well as the best of last season patterns wh ' * SY MAG WILLIAM B. ROONE, ° this season, Our rug racks make it a matter of but a few moments t ¢ entire a * ! . ! ’ p Deleg \ As » to vhow the extensiveness of our display in these lines of Carpet-size * A t f t he . 2 “ ¥ p ' to thelr doge and ® . > " é * 48 Patterns of Wilton and Wilton Velvet Rugs Priced at from $352.50 to $57.59 tt ks when they don't give ® 2K > ; . id 35 Patterns of Body Brussels Rugs Priced at from $25.00 to $32.00 * v * oxy yal and ®& ma . or xf h * 38 Patterns of Tapestry Brussels Rugs Priced at from $16.00 to $22.50 + M ' A out Into the world when the - ROVIP. pias Many of these rng can also be had in other carpet sizes, #¢ cts 86 4-OX7-O, OXO, 5-31 ' nd gxt4g, * y CASSIDY, RAY, nere Sa wood showing of All-Wool Art Squares and English Art Squares, bot! in 9 go * * caer . ups 7 rm Col a a | wing of Al ] good ag Perr rrrrrrrr rrr feet eee ee eee eee —— so n y ize : (Seattle Star Exolusive Service.) he t terable of the i NEW YORK, J 15. Atte bla . Papen eae MOTORMAN DIES|AStrong Showingot Pillows. ° ' are bal wed ¥ t R t \ ser ne | Sera haeiee, fro ben the x= | "Ie there | IN C OLLISI ON Is Now to Be Seen { ‘ t n the First Floor, including $ . good rooms (Star Special Service.) , curred ta well Hghted and the crew { ne ‘ food w “ ir SPOKANE, Jan. 28.—C. B. Nick-[of elther the ewiteh engine or the Feather, Goose { . to 3 at 1 1 had ample opportunity | i] . ? I do F ‘ ¢ ware bat 9 lehts of other, Tt ered with ticking in 4 A ; § "2 . ape. I ha nigh h Grea hat the motorman of the ; 5 ares ha handler evan taaah deere Mer mas parties to 16 os cdbrggani { % aan ij car was endeavoring to gain! few hint housekeeping a and I enjoyed w “ oF Said an ‘ of the railway | 14 West Righty-six the Washington witeh ongine AT $140-—Mixed Feather Pil. | AT #4.76—Pure H 3 tel an . i it in thought] lowe, covered with good er Pillow i. my giris are com r ' ; re wpot where the accident oc | grade blue and white striped | Amoskeag A 5 thrown on the f to begin agaln e¢ enly t ‘ | ticking; weight 6 Ibs. to pair weight 6 Ibe ; { which a few Soin trife t " AT $1.85—Mixod Feat } x ‘ } the Ranson # t a : r bel wee * 1 with Mowers, Ther them | Thoinas—At 608 Maynar i ; Pheer AT %6.75—Pure live Goosefeath } yet I cannot understand why th ome's two makte are Rosle | eon : mt 6 fhe. to th Amoskeag A. ( § warfare goes on, I prot help | ¢ k, and Maggie MeCar | Ueking; welgn . weight 6 Ibs, to ; thinking that when there te trouble | ny, upstaire girt and waitress par, Price, per pair, 81.85 Price, per pair 4 (Scripps Telegraph Berviee.) cae odes sitios i PARIS it te re it ae 50-—Do BY BROTHER MASONS. | 4 firodamp explosion t | weight 7 Ibe, to the | ticki t 4 Ibe { 12,17: Combe, Ballard city coun haved peghcntares Ranin eral pair, Price, per palr, 82,50 | pair. Price, per pair, #6.50 ‘The showing of mma, wee Gatarday Bigmt pet W L MURDER I AT $7.50--Pillows filled with mixed goose feathers and down, and Shawls, Automobile Robes | sea d by the masons ot that town ILFU n covered with A keag A.C. A. ticking; weight 6% Ibs, to the reat patterns are include wade of solid gold and jewels ey = 87-50 | 66 25. 87.50, 89.50. 10.50, 812.50, $13.50, when he retired from the position} _ (Serippe Telegraph Service) Many other Pillows are shown at intermediate prices each « ig. tn the lodge LOUDON, Jam, Liandhe geayg kind 5 » maxiinum of value for the money ¢ Window Display QREAT NORTHERN COAST LINE| Mr. Combs is Past High Priest| Jury this morning returned a ver sponta Tos ese EE ee skesoGtie tin GS murder” againet who killed William of several masonic lodges through-| diet of “wilful RUNS INTO THE FAST MAIL) ou: the country Horace Rayner —PASSENGERS BADLY IN) Whiteley, Thursday ae HUNDREDS ‘DF ucenseo | TO WED, Womens Costumes, Suits, Fors, Weists. Lie. REDERTOR & NELSON at Mosher sation, between Mukil Marriage licensen were lenued to- fat Hotel Ceetl Complete Nouselurnishers, (INCORPOMATED Gigite tor covers beure cha cameo day os ¢ Towne—Ailce T. Towne, Jan. 3 ‘SECOND AVENUE, MADISON STREET AND SPRING STREET. e j ‘ober a ned t. John, tone T near resulting disastrously to east Bt. Jobnet arnet a m. thas 008 Torey ay, Bak so ound passengers on the Past Mail, a ae en ainenomin Genet 19, Beattie « evidence how, a ed temas | cryin inte om the nae ee Anderson-Nyland—-K. K. Ander+| Norbere-—Cart Norberg, 20, Jan ‘encour — P 2 Hard, Anna Nyland, [ 19, Van Aseelt Many passengers sustained a gen-| — (Seripps Teleoraph Servree.y om ae = A een Posteo tasnuel Mere, 04, Jan. $1, eral shaking up and many received HONGKON®, Jon. 28.—~A terrific Winters—Iioyd L. Mille hat Wayside Rmergency hoapital injuries about the face and head. | rainstorm has flooded this city. One Beattie, to Anne C. Winters, ncarron—-Mre. Emma Nanear The collision was the result of hundred Chinese are dead, and the| ™4™ Beeld. te Ane ; a2, Jan. 38, ot First and Vir- the inability of the engineer of the | harbor ts covered with wreckage | iti leas soctie b. tinaih . Vancouver train to make the air|from junke. Many steamers wore | eye anaes So eee. | Oe raaas—chen Wi eee aa creared Bg gene ng omg veo tee | ley 27, Bouth Beattie 44, January 2%, Provideee hospital Church-McLean —- Eimer a fine until the coast line traim ar | STABLE OWNERS CAN REPAIR fived and had switched to a side PRINTING PLANT «=: r. 1, Deion to Ellen Mew BUILDING AS PLANNED — John F HMeaton x vaaeet unset Scott Cal THE FAIR Dept. Store As the coast line train approach Seer nees, D. tee. |. Corporation © 4 Mosher, the air brakes failed to . Dig SS apa "7 | noun bas looked over the papers in work and instead of slowing down I" ba “8s ae — controversy between owners and nearby reeidents, to the mat to take the switch, it plunged bead-| ter of » petition to the board of on into the east-bound train stand . Geen we Lae “ly ing on the mais It (Seripos Telegraoh Service) ; - « for the repair of a stall ‘The passenger (rere thrown for-) | SPRINGFIELD. Mose, Jan. 28— 1 = +" = arieamae ie th av, near Vine st. He say 1619-1915. 1617-1819 Becond Av. ward, many receiving injuries. The |The Phelps Publishing company’s oe —_ = « in right for the owner cow-catchers of both trains wer ss Gis daniel tee ays | Dla, um. make repairs as he has plans 2. A. MAFRIDGE CO., Inc, 4. 4. Welt, Manager demolished and two hours was re ing, lous $1,000,000. > | without showing the consent th quired to place the engines back on Birth Reserd property owners. He must the track. The train was due in Se CHITTENDEN WILL STAY. Birthe were registered today **| ever, comply with the nanitary lew s Attle at 10 o'clock, bet did not ar | | follows: oe «lof the city and at all times! keel rive vatil after midnight Major Chittenden, chief of the lo | MeDermott-—At 267 Wall #t.. Jam! ib. ceante in @ gtrlctly sanitary oon 4, to wife of J. J, McDermott, « United States engineering dition TRA M N CONFER a recetved advices from W tom that he will be retal eity and not tranafe Holmberg—At 2902 Twenty-ninth| ‘The sound steamer City of Eve , at, Jan, 24, to wife of Cart| ott, plying between Seattle and bere, & som t, ie to be withdrawn from. tb Lente At 1617 Valentine Place, /run and will Immediately be pla Jan. 4, to wife of Joseph Lenton, a los the dry dock and converted inti an of} burner, Por severd! days ¢ value an vena Miss This rene t your Und sling from th (Scripps Special Service.) CHICAGO, Jan. 28.—Representa tives of the trainmen aud railway Managers, conferred today upon the | nee of 20 traveling men at uget sound dis | ' steamer has been tied up Nicholson—At Dravue st, Jan. 22. emploves demands for incressed| = 577 DSON x Y. Je . | * : . . n. 28.—The!to wife of Fred Nicholson, « sen. count of coal shortage. Satur wages and shortened hours Columbia county court house, lorat Kahl-—At Seattie, Jam. 25, to wife the Kiteap was chartered t@ Bargains In Grocer les Always the Everett's run while she le of dergoing changes re, was barned yesterday. Loss| of A. Kahl, « Kputsen— At mf E NORDHOFF & CO. SEATTLE The Muslin Underwear Sale Starts on Its Second Week Increased Interest, Increased Stock pit eased varwe es, Increased Sales Ide Dover eas b rings et st. Jan. 24 DRY GOODS DEPT » fine Cotten Mat 16 1-Be | $2.50 Ladies’ miue « 71d03d 3HL WOd FHOLS FHL Mohair Luster, 27 Skirt inches wide, for new apring sultings, per yard | $2.00 i2se Ur Abe Fancy Piald Walsti stitched ruffies per yard BE | Mo Ladies Fine ¢ the Plaid Henley fe Hone per. 7ane 19¢ | $1.50 Ladies’ Fine Nor i6c Bleached Muslin, per Shrinking Wool Under yard Je | wear full 3-M, Feather Pit; | simsen’ Tibbed lows o | wear « READY TO WEAR DEPT Children’s 25. screamer | wa We have succeede Long _ Gray to § $08 getting the landlord to-ak low us two days of grace -—-today and tomorrow. This was necessary, a$ we still have a large stock on hand. Come early, pick out your goods, we will put them up at auction and you can bid} onthem. In other words we have goods here that you can have at your own price. THE SCANDINAVIAN AMERICAN BANK Invites Savings Deposits upon which it pays 4 per cent. compound tnterest; while «till maintaining {ta long established standards of security, and a reserve fund which, at the date of the last statement, amounted to $3,282,961.91 The Scandinavian American Bank {a recognized not only at home but fn all American and Buropean financial centers as one of the strong est banks in the Northwest—one of the most conserv ative in the world Deposits May Be Sent By Mail With Every Certainty of Prompt Attention reat sale promise The past six days have SecONA ini een very gov reasons we'd have never been ale to make thie a Be :{Second Wee incr recat and worth whl: "The asoruments are very lage-a mont nvitng combina. | WOOK t volume ever rea $2.75 Long Chemise | $1.00 Long Chemise ler 7 White Fair Price | White Fair Price ri 5 cts We have branches in Tacoma and Ballard. $2.25 Night Gowns White Fair Price The Scandinavian American suiaing Bank ‘sh $1.75 Long Chemise White Fair Price Sale in Charge of Joe Martin Sales at 10.30 a. m. and 2.30 p.™. Ww urge wall ruffie of ff ' wr Fair pr ti $2.00 Long Petticoats q = White Fair Price $1.50 hf $5.00 { incertae". BO cts | haitiarme 98 cts | ecm” 75 cts _ Saved on Teeth * D e of f = t of i & BRO. 917 FIRST AVENUE ALL OUR PRICES WILL SUIT YOU All our work is guaranteed. Elevator service, Lady attendant Office hours: 8:30 a.m. to6 p.m, Sundays, 10 to 12 NATIONAL DENTISTS $3.50 Long Petticoats Vom t £2 es $5.00 Long Petticoats $3 98 White Fair Price $2.98 e720 | White Fair Price Pex , 6 Dr, BG. Thompson, Dr, J. L. Thon RAINIER GRAND HOTEL BLDG. 403-404-405 People's Savings Bank a Second and Pike.