The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 31, 1907, Page 8

THE SEATTLE ey aa om THURSDAY, AN. 31, 1907. — oe WOMEN OF STATE WORK FOR EIGHT HOUR LAW ere and 4 , and ev ckhehtWeehweewne se teeeeeeeeee STORM WARNING, Complete Hotel and Club Pur | FREDERICK & NELSON, Inc. nishere. “Under One Root—fverything to Furnish the Heme Complete” | to. * * *. * Flags were set fying this ® morning by the weather bu ® reau officialk announcing a & storm warning, High south # * * o erly winds, shifting to south weet winds thin afternoon, continuing thie afternoon and a Net of the men Question Is Not One Especially for Labor Unions i) watching them tonight zi <==] A Special Two-Day Sale of ron Bed Bal } Demand But Church Organizations and Woman's jis emg Ta NEW PLAYS i Any Iron Bed on Our Floors Tomorrow and Saturday Clubs Are Working in Its Interest. [cout in one | particular: Women at a Material Reduction and | phy foal wreck, She ts hardly} midnight and 6 a. © They « The movement for an eight-hour > be exposed to the 4 -“ law for w o, has got beyond be e kind of a woman to make an wo Fy me i Broo | Our present showing of over 276 samples of Iron Beds com prises Ge moet altrestin thi Ing me labor movement eal wile fer an ARGIWES Or the aioe wine wa 6 | sample floors—in fact, we doubt If ite equal ean be found pe Const, Four sare of iros I n re ported by labor unlone only. It & , uring those bo | ithin 4 short time, and a fifth ear, containing for the of patterns now boing shown, I being taken up by church ornan’ beng Many of the eastern states have | draw attention to this immense line that special prices « jamarsem nad Batsrday tions and women's clv he b . oo ° | f h ° in Beattie, has held th howtng »ro 6 emplo t The Simmons line of Beds, for wh r " t ' m a law prokibiting the employmen attractions at the Grand just ady and pe aking att neither | ng season, The & quality” stand Reds in « ol lowing list of regular and special prices gives an {dea of the reductions. Both thre m the timejof women and children between | yocotnes | those hours, and there ia no reason why this state should not have tt ced by Manager Cort for Thetr clean-cut cnatings, dainty x at six weeks include many| an the new things for Seattle, Isabel rter and f Irving opens the February attrac jHonw on the Sth, appearing in “yw 44, im & wide variety of finishes san in Boareh of a Husband.” The! Ml meguier, Special. | Regular. Special, | Reguier. n i"County Chairman” comea Feb | roary 10 for four nights, and West's ‘ 82.00 | 78. m 4 meet) IS EN minstrels will play two nights,! phyateal| opening February 16 | 2.8 | $6.00... The Ham Tree, the three-hour) 83.10 $7.00 on of on Sent! esen ‘ ha ba of Melntyre & Heath, will| of to be 8 quae) ‘ play an engagement from February | stand labor, and}; EVIE stion of ‘public 4 of the Wa . anion, agent talked interestingly on the que tion tnvolv n an ¢ for women this afte got beyon: Miss | has come question generation 17 to 21 Unele Tom's Cabin” will! appear for a one-night performance February 23, Paul Gilmore will be | Most «i : at the Grand t ate enough . February 24 in y wou Us bit 5 ire.” one ol will be here February 26 and) are engage tions at h tenths of th in life. Th the pres ‘ mothers of the next "A woman who work such ont) fered inju rumental ip de-| are asked “Then Manager Cort announces * again ot iB) the big attraction “Madame Butter: | _ ACCEPTS INVITATIO fly,” which will open February 38 i jand rue until the night of Maroh 3 es | Other early Maroh attrartions are . Pa . a ) the Daity Musical pans, “Hunter | (Serippe Velograph Servies, Brown,” Murray @ Mack and! HOME BUILOERS, ATTENION! | WASHINGTON, Jan, 3t—The | «ance sipby-the Fire Send We to Knapp & West, archi.| president this morning accepted tect Colman Bidg., for a book| the invitation to attend the dedi of plans for pretty homes, It will| cation of the MeKinley monument anve y and tell you how/ at Canton, O, in the last week of ] Tidelands the cente Special $6.85 values for ave Willis, 473 Colman building *** to build a good home cheap. *e*] September | | . © | except that the top rail on both } as ~ green. Regular price $8.60. foot is bent be had in white or os nd gold, Vernis Ma ar nighed old gold, or green, Kegular price NORDHOFF &CO. SEATTLE —— “| vacnenscumior DEFEATED OMAHA, Jan. 11 --Patmer Burne! defeated Charles Hackenschmidt at the suditortum here last night | Burts won the first contest in white and catch ascatchean in 24% minutes. price $7.00 ¢ Hackenschmidt took the secon uparter eine Every Woman Will Want One of These $7. 50 Separate Skirts at $4.48 They're just the most desirable Skirt maginable to finish out the season. Smart in appearan ored to the second; of fine br fine range of the in-demand col and stunning plaids. Nothing like them elsewhere onder $7.50 or $8.00; but we've lot—not a very big lot, cither—for selling at Special $5.45 Full-etee Ire 4 and plain, etre Spee $11.25 ed rather ng eatending poste le fintehed n Regular abd leo be bad in the (Rree gold or blue, cream and gold. Regular price Gracco Roman, tn 31 nifautes. Burne) won the third, catch as catch-cas, In 24 minutes. FINDS ONIMTE [REDERTOR & NFLSO. IN COAL sot Complete Nous el urnishers, (iweamponnTED) Notel and Club lurmshers, SECOND AVENUE, MADISON STREET AND SPRING STREET: (Stor Opecis! Servies.) PULLMAN, Jan. 91K. P. Ab len, postmaster of Pullman, found i im, potent Feline if reat may sommes SOLDIERS ACQUITTED t ff rultding | ' natn = oe | NATIONAL BANK Of Seattle--Bailey Building miortable and tail Panama and viot, in a ng navy wh, gray * Up to $3.89 Wool Waists in | Our regular $3.50 Mohair Pet- large sizes only, will be | 75 ticoats are offered for one 2? 50 closed tomorrow at . day only at ° de—sells for $4.50 else We've never done anything quite so rash a5 Our this before—this price away below cost, | where eo tomorrow at $1.00 lene What's up? We're « trifie « a Walets than of large dimensions. So we've bunched several Mines that have been selling all season up to $3.89 each, and offer them to you at $1.75 Of albatross and veiling. Sixes 44, 42 and 40 These $5.50 Go- Carts on Sale Tomorrow at erstock Hi made, of good Marbles. ete, at A. L 6 Exclusive Exclusive Style Style Shop Shop Friday and Saturday Specials For Women and Children Candy Eating Is Healthfu ed to learr men—a Lon sugat-eater proof against « The physician in questi lumps of sugar, or their equiv daily Isn't he “a dear And now watch for our Folding Go Carts, as ill aily Candy Bul trated; reclin r see the Gr ing reed back seat, adjustable reed front rest, green and en offer toothsome fruit slices at, a pound en OO) tc One- Third Off value at $4.39. The re price i These $4.50 Go-Carts On Sale To- morrow at Dd. 15 Exactly Half Price for These Japanese Fiber Trays Winter Hats Ww ol Reaicherbadiaee Children’ on's C ‘oats duction covers our entire stock of Winter Hats Caps and Bonneta. A ver fine collection—-one-third off February 1, 1907 reduced one-third Very Special 7 5c Capital....... $1,000,000 Astrakhan Caps, Red, Black, Blue and White 75c; Scotch Surplus 500,000 Bear Cloth — extra quality 75c ASSETS OVER $12,500,000 Largest Bank in the State of Washington o $ - Mian Drawers 19¢ baci 39 ies _ wes st sui , Savings Department Open Saturday Evenings, From 6 to 8 p.m © i i | j All 50c Games Reduced to 39¢ i r ' i Japanese Crumb Trays at One-Half Price b Tr mb Tra mb T thin China Cup Unusual Values in Children’s Coats and Dresses $16.60 Light grey mixed Suiting, box coat and $5.95 Brown serge Buster Brown, now Gnd plated skirt, sow 811.00 $12.50 Black and wt mixed ting box co- ed, nice trimmed The New Plaid Ribbons Here Special Sale of Petticoats S834 $16.00 Nav nd erge, trimme braid stitched banda, now $10.00 $15.00 Brown plaid serge, trimmed ec nd velvet bands, now 810.00 714-716 ye 714-716 Second Avenue Second Avenue BOSTON DENTAL PARLORS three-quarte Twelve-Year Guarantee, Lady Houre—8. 30 to 12 1420 & Loree. Ribbons for ear different widths, 414 in { ALBERT ggnsen| wide, in na combinations soc and 39 AO atti 706 tat Avenue