The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 1, 1907, Page 8

se ecsterobeaoneer eee mw Bt THE SEATILE STAB FRIDAY, Laas 1, 1907. a . 5 . CAN LOCATE COAL LANDS, : Te some extent the order of thp United States ernment through the United commission w from filing on coal er to withé lands in the te of Washi has been oliminated. A was recelved yesterday that coal entries properly initiated prior to the date of withdrawal of From the enthustagm shown | coal land entries will be permitted among the students of the high| (o proceed to patent ooaas standard brands having 'Un|school over the coming minstrel DRY GOODS FIRMS o FInMe ARE SUP. | months ago, Ocdastonally @) «how, thin year's performance bids NEW Y. W. ©, A. CLABES, FERING—WHOLESALE GRO+| car of corn or breakfast food Comes | fair to ecll all othera, Kegular CERS ARE BEGINNING TO) straggling in, and is quickly dis ne held three times) The spring te claanen of the ¥ RUN SHORT OF THEIR STAND. | posed of, Casee are olted where rom forty to a A +4 W. C. A. begin next Monday even “ two carloads of goods were shipped |are generally on deek to awell the/ing,. All of last term's classes are ARD COMMODITIES, Jon the same day, one arriving safe | chorus continued and the following ones | Jand the other car being months be-| Fred Wald and Arthur Shorrock, | instituted; In the physical depart sted by large dry goods | hind both of last year's show, are out for) ment, a clams for ladies (tncluding i five months ago for The general expression used by | end men Doe” Kenyon, H, Lilly] teachers), and a new fencing clase Complete Motel and Club Fur | FREDERICK & NELSON, Inc. nlohere, __| Under One Root—Everything to Furnish the Home Complete” a ee WE CLOSE AT 6 P. M., INCLUDING SATURDAY. Specials for Saturday Trad delivery at our earliest ¢ enlence ie reser No C, O. D, nor t All sales of these specials are for cash and final od at al limit the quantity of any spectal that shall be sold to a customer None to Dealers, #3 = Goods or firms four a the spring trade still some | the managers of firma today is that| blade, L. Baker, Ben Ketebem are|for beginnera, in domestic art where between the Rast and this | the conditions are something flerce, | among the new men who will faure| children's classes, and new classes |>oCoooSS < city, and {t ts now a race between | and everywhere there is a shortage | prominently in millinery and whirtwalsts for be apring and the delayed goods, with | of certain articles This afternoon the rehearsal will | ginners While there ts ne great shortage | be held in the assembly hall instead - tug to statements obtained this) among the wholesale grocers, this/of in room 108, t » the boya will M. &, BERRIDGE Digs, morning frow of the} being the season of receiving goods, | be arranged on the platform so the shments, | very ttle going ont, it is, however,/end men and balladists can go| M epring slightly In the lead, accord | Prescut Glass Celery Trays 15¢ Each ‘hi feveral different patterns are included in this lot of Celery ences joe KE. Horridge, former post large dry goods este Many goods are entirely out fa grave question with the large dry | through their parte master at Untversity station, and a | ‘Trays, the designs following some of thone most popular in real cut The wholesale grocers are short| goods firms, who are expecting/ ‘The show ia further strengthened | resident of this state for 15 youre, glass, These Trays measure about 10% in. long and are regular 0 ee ot op Genp. < thene Rasle ont, et Oe |this year by the help of the boys'/died Jan. 29 at Lon Gatos, Cal, I ly priced at 30c each, The special price Is effective until tomor glee club, who will give a fow se: | where he went last December to re row night, lections, The show will be given at|gatn his health, The remains will cons of making goles ge us tea leaves are I snnot get inte the en chatmbe 1 hence are Rot pour the cups. Th pectal price te until Lomorrow night Prescut Olive or Pickle Dishes 5¢ Ea. These dainty dishes come in designs to match the Celery Trays described above, are about 6% tn. in length and sell at the regular price of MWe « The special price ls effective until tomorrow night Table Tumblers 15¢ Set of 6; Rulofson’s California we ote stopping at the eer’ Fifty-one recruits were added to ° Resides bet Interested line army and navy during Jaw q avy Both offices report difficulty in ee curing men Want AY. P.f, Plane W. B Neff, special commissioner to Missourt for the A«¥.-P.«, In a a, one of which ts pictured chal price are ol The glass is of good quality. A special until to | This Totter will toast bread to e { { ine of » Rureka at and also Press ta president of freighters operating to pointe along the ¢ tiful golden brown, will not scorch toast ke w will heat rolls or b morrow night eoulte to First Floor, atroys the effects of all fumes arising try Mr. P * r be reid eo ; r be" lietter to Henry KE. Reed, states that a ge ” = - Geverner Folk har asked for an Ou, gas OF Com eguiar price te eo wt of atingles special price is effective until tome w outline of the purposes of the expo {than at the pre [tear abortage be mld "ana [hrs ta gun'crtaroemeatin Printed Linoleum Underpriced diaiediinai- otic ote Last Lecture Tonight. t ’ re will be such @ rush of | aa shingles to the east as the world Six different patterns of Printed Linoleum are specially priced has never known follows for tomorrow } The Printed Linoleum, per aquare yard ..00e Fi ured Madras 65¢ a y, tonight by @ relation of Rik bbe Printed Linoleam, per square yard 0s ee yn sags Hh re eetieae od cre ae This figured Madras comes in large assortment af (Star Speciat Gervice) proms correspondent | The above special prices include cutting only An extra and colorings The goods ts 42 in. wi The # . SPOKANE, Feb, 1-—tn the per Permits ¢ charge of 100 per square yard will be made if we lay It fective untl) tomorrow night won of ira Brown, arrested last! 4), ‘inarpe jon—Thi jon—F in inight for drunkeaness, the local po SS aieh te aaainioiny onan 1 Carpet and Rug Section—Third Floor, Drapery Section st Floor, |liee believe that they ha PD fae gy pth esate ft posi yp . an care “Kld" Barker, the Kennewick lines in vertous parts of the efty | outlaw, who broke jail at Prosser Mest of the new work i te be in | recently eee geo ReE eae oe| the Fort Lawton distriet, where the) | str “ _ 2 yatiatn | |Rarker which have been scattered | Nee company i buliding up & large | |througbout the state, and word hae been sent to the authorities at Proe (Seattle Star Exclusive sore) eae the une of electrictty. He had | or of the Mkeness. Am officer will ENDS TOMORROW NIGHT SPECIAL GALE OF IRON BED [REDERTOR & » FSO. TAINAN, Formosa, Jan. 1 miles of wire strung through the arrive from Posser to identify the | #?. died at the family reatdence, 1338 ith tive wines bas boli peng | tem ‘seuss eometeaens |" ling tteeek Wenoral enrviets wit ben Auto! and Stub Seraishare, with live wires hai m adopted by jo couse instan’ 3 - ing Hine ne ev the Japanese soldiers to eitterminate | 4eath. As & result scores of dead held trom Butterworths @ Bene to “aonens STAND eNOS, peloceay SUMET AND SPRING STREET. the warring savages that swarm the "tives are being found strewn FERRYMAN KILLS morrow afternoon at 2 o'cleck; In terment in Mount Piensant teme- heart of Formosa. jabout tn the thick fungi ' For one whole year Japan tried) A band « A SALOONKEEPER tery “ . , jeimamesciaipe in vain to subd: ith bull 4 in to jee wr ullet an WIL. NOT PREACH, saber the head hunters joy the When Formosa became a posses. | the intert | Berviee) We have mot time or space to COLVILLE, Wash, Feb. 1—Gas men on the advantages sion of the mikado an attempt was | the Japanese soldiers It le made to bring the natives under |* ™atter of time before they Carlson, a wealthy saloonkesper, ing your money through on Ravings, Buliding & Novelty Cloak & Suit Co. Absorbs Model Suit & Clog AND TOMORROW AT OUR MAIN STORE, 13:6 SECOND AVENUE, WILL PUT ON SALE THE FI NI LINE OF CLOAKS, SUITS, WAISTS, SKIRTS AND PETTICOATS EVER SHOWN IN THE -— CENTS ON THE DOLLAR. meee oe eee the rule of J ‘The higher clans | b¢ completely annihilated | died last night from wound received | natives acq but the were at the hands of Tom Adame, ferry lation. One dotiar pt hunters abec « Veterans’ care Becia! man at Mar who shot him Wed t in « bank will return to you tf it remaing the year. if invested in thi fon @ much larger return be Ite safe and ttm meth Full particulars from see'y., 416 Batiey tid Ineeday night. Adame ts in § here, charged with murder in t first degree mit. Thay small perties o killing every member Finally an ingenious officer hit at Madrona hall, tr . oc SUITS $15.00, | they wore aanteted by the women of | Reter states, S00 grade, for Oe. |, Our $15.90 suit special for busi- | Austtiary No. 2 | Roller skates, $1.26 grade, for $1.6 nese men has kept our special floor Rol ee, $1.50 grade, for § busy during the last fow weeks. 9,000 western grocers return dis- | Roller ok $2.00 grade, for § Dr. Hust, dente, #0 Be B. Hutchinson Co, corner Second soney tor cot. | Roller skates, $3.54 159° | puilding. Phone, iad. 50% Seat } ere. and Union at soo At A. L. Hall's, TH E THE STORE THAT SELLS FOR LESS | tn NORDHOFF & CO. SEATTLE Chemise at 12ic in the Annual Undermuslin Sale has been wonderful, and still it's not surprising after all, Our is shown in remarkable profusion. eee vod interwoven. pla to $39, Saturday and ~ Two Magnificent Line of Ladies’ Wear to Select From xdel Stock, comprising all the latest styles in spring The success that has attended this White Fair Sale reparations assured it. Everything in Muslinwear for women, misses and « oth regular and extra sizes are libevatly represented, and | Real 19¢ Chemise—White Fair | Real soc Drawers—White Fair the quality is superb. Read | Price L24¢. | Price 3B. : Women’s Drawers, made of fine * trimmed with Your choice of either the Ladyware Co. or ladies at unmatchable prices YOU KNOW, WE KNOW, EVERYONE KNOWS that the building at Pike and Second is to be Sommm Women's Chemise of soft finish Real 75¢ Skirts—White Fair | combric perfectly plain; ree a 4 — oe Se Price 50¢. Sor Piag ose gg White Pair price ek Gaacher of tne tues 4 ; make way for another skyscraper. SO THE MODEL BUSINESS WAS DOOMED Women’s Long White Skirts — value, S00, White Fair price, The Novelty Cloak and Suit Company took over the entire stock and IT MUST GO, and go at once, a ruffle of will make every woman who visits our store a buyer made of cambric, deep rap with | Real r9¢ Drawers—White Fair | Real 75¢ Drawers—White Fair la®n with 2 tucks and We want your business on the standard values we giv ¢ and the extremely low prices we cores Ms 7 owas Price 15¢. | Price BOe. MORE COATS AND BETTER COATS, MORE SUITS AND BETTER SUITS, MORE Women’s Drawers, made of soft| Women's Drawers, 5 TER WAISTS, MORE SKIRTS AND BETTER SKIRTS, MORE PETTICOATS AND BI ambric, finished with a % | sook or camb ematitched ruffle at lawa with th than any house ir ¢ city is showing, and built to fit along the season's most advanced and snappy lines: Real $1.50 Skirts—White Fair | "™*" | ineh Price 98¢. value, 19¢. White Pair 5 18 Nged with i i i Women's Long te Skirts, value, Te. White ; ih, aga gs Hig ee | Sci aue trewerd tein F SWELL TOP COATS AND NICE HIGH CLASS MAN-TAILORED flounce of lawn, eight 14-inch hem: : —White Fair) Real 35¢ Skirts—White Fair suits. COATS AND FINEST WOM: | atixts stitched n Linch tucks and Price 194. Price 2h. | In mixtures; 1 EN'S SUITS. . value, $1.50 aii . ‘ fae - alu : our In broadcloths; Ladyware value HUNDREDS OF $27.50 up to our 10-day le Real 25¢ Covers—White Fair ~ FINEST MORTED Tor =| Pt 816.50 » Price 19e. j COATS—SUITS. SWELL SILK AND SATIN s up to Women’s Corset (i made of | Real 35¢ Drawers—White Fair | . “sh 4 RAIN COATS price , Price 25. by ae wales eg ms rr . ‘ All at lyware value PANAMA WALK 10-day sak ce to $ fay sale « oi a ‘ : ; _— 89.65 “T1200; 0-day LONDON BOX COATS AND WOMEN’S IMPORTED SuITs. MODELS Fr 1 Suit of model mixtures and b in 1 ob finish, we 4 Ladyware values uy Broken sizes at sale price What Do You Think of This for a Bargain in Ladies’ Waists? yle sampl Waists from the Novelty St e price, Saturday 8 man can afford to miss this chance to save at least ro va t of them are t $4.00, What do you think of buying them at $2 Siacadis Cloak & Suit Mis. Co. Main Store, 1316 Second Av. L. |. HOFFMAN, Manager, Novelty Annex, 1207 Second Beaters 7¢. | 60c Berlin Kettles 45¢. ails, some provisions, dish other goods, large room. Rent only $40.00 per month. Cheap at $500.00, We will sell for only $1 Apply at DABNEY & WOODHOUSE FURNITURE CO 416 Pike Street Main 9906. Ind, 3096. Union Bakery and Restaurant 5c Wash Board 26¢. ae stathleg = . SATURDAY’'S SPECIAL 65c Wash Tubs 49¢. Buys a Good Piano At Cline’s Piano House i Assorted Cookies, j 200 2x12 Jack Sorew | Se Dozen, Two ash Tubs 63¢. ner 244 15e¢. Dozen for o Cline’s Piano House 1205 SECOND AVENUE LOGGERS’ SUPPLY CO Colman Dock Both Phones 922 | =