The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 8, 1907, Page 5

ot FOR WEST SEATTLE 12°72" oo } Guards ar apa | made day until 1 ived BIRTHDAY | have m wed erlean War Vet | | RATED WITH | ® @ Ww. OFFI A splendid new water ay toy oie planned for Went Be in ie the action of the ! he Went | Light ‘& Water! tle Blectr t the tmme Jolin Davie & Co, han sold the | Seattle . leat noutheast corner of Western ay, | M4 offictal Ute f Washington, BD. ¢ > will be generally ob-/and Union at. for OF ¢ J ity o v holiday by « veinvess| seller te HR. W, HDT, and the buye eatablinhed, by ter ‘ - a all jis W. D. Miller, ‘The property in| Means of « m pumping plant “Held by the Enemy." 1A ' will t wed Juntinproved, ‘The same firm has}leeated in Eitiot guleh, finde that Ton! Ii terminate t 6 | program haa alao been arranged and | wold to ©. J, Smith the bloc \ dime f “Lord Chumtey” at the Loin uoun performance on Bunda ae an — me will be delivered by Dr " D GIBSON DIES fed by Fourth and Fifth ave. hgh r ith on & mr nuccens yiad olmen, preationt of the i. . Nive and Stewart at The *" oly " me in att , sll market, 609 Third t ‘ine Eastern inaugurate @ new system | ter capacity Dr. Lee Baker, dentist, 206 Eitel |av, near Yes © the new plant han | baflding. Phone Main 6266, #9 |hama 16% tor price was ty A special patriotic program wilt] QUITE SUDDENLY whieh ts triangular in shape, was) Mere arried out in all the public | formerly owned by St, Mark's) With gr } — ehureh Three years ago it was) A ne auctioned off and brought $16,600, | Cpactty of 650,000 gallons every 20/ been let to Buxbaum & Conley, 81] of H. D. Gibeo ” ro s } “aaée?, was ae te The Pioneer Rent & Collection | hours, is to be installed at Kiliot| Marton at. this otty Y,, last night by the conteifugal pump with a | ma agency youterd oat de « cond « }the Seattic dealers had to pay the « ra ° } cost of transportation between the 52,500. 0 welle Willamette valley and Seattle, to of Derby, Conn, The northwait| addition to the transportation ner of Seventh and Madison hay harges between here and the Alas i » sold by W. C. Stetson to the kan point of destination, while the wtolia Investment company fur Portland dealer was only required i 106, A shostery hotel buiki} of to pay one charge. ing Is now being erected on the 4 To the Merchants’ assectation’s f *) premises persistent work before the railroad Big Assortment firat three yen Pany general fund warrants have] Commission iv duo the credit for RUSSIAN GOVERNOR’ don signed by Mayor Moore. ‘The|*s concession by the road Tepecial fund warrants, park, tb Is ASSASSINA brary, water and municipal light THE THEATERS “ T were all signed up a few days ago | |wotthat with the work today, the - ~ | Jauary salary roll is ready and Isabel Irving Tonight | | (Scripps Telegraph Service.) © | WM! be paid off Monday, as pay day One of the noteworthy presenta | ST. PETERSBURG, Feb. §.—Gag- [PS 19th, fala on 8 y lttons that will be seen at the 1 BURY MRS. SORG E ernor Alexandrovek, of Ponsa, wie z Walters it 4 | Rot this neason will occur shot and probably fatally injured [PUB damus the im npel (he /the charming American SUNDAY by terrorist at a theater in Ponsa * LAMP SHADES. 1s¢ Augusta Crimped Paper Lar ade with wire frame. ... NIGHT LAMPS. Isc Package Gold Decorative @ifoutive to sign his warrant enne, Mins Leabel Irving, and an ex whe: Mead an Gk aa Mayor Moore said today that he! traordinary K hin seat. Tho flesing | WOWld continue to refuse to sig ed 0 ’ 4) the warrant for the pay of Wo both STAR CARRIER DIE Se. and America m of the re +1 beter aed $1 down—$I a week onaful ere in The funeral of Mrs. Loulse Borge motherinlaw of Gustave Werth. watdent ysc Ruby Night Lamp, | $1.25 Roller well known with telip 43¢ Skates, il Coreen “undertuning VERY SUDDENLY will buy a GO-CART here— : ea With a nil ate QUEEN ANNITES TO MEET. cea ge «a —this season’s GO-CART SHOW is undoubtedly the brightest, most attractive and fairest-priced we have Steel Frame, De. yf At & o'clock tonight the Queetison, gon of Mr and Mra Werth of} Anne Improvement club will meet many | children Green Lake, Mra Anna Ander at the corner of Queen Apne a RAG DOLLS. Mra. Low are Herbert Standing, Has ever had. Certainly a show worthy your coming to see well known Stella Rag vail , mach of Vi a, B. C., Otto Sorge | and id at. The meeting ‘ “- eae a - Be Doll, 15c Brass [jot Port Townsend and Hermann} the regular monthly assemblage ot | « ard Short, Kraest Malnwaring, A and selecting from unbreakable... ..... Bi ‘ay t te in that diatrict Andrews, Marte Wainwright Extension jorge of Fremont reatdents In tha’ atric oesie Ixett and others T'wo hints from it = Curtain z AMUSEMENTS. ROOSEVELT BEAR Rods. Fon ge Se ge aan Uae ike aheeas amie ei _ ods, Both Phones 65, No hones after 1. PATTERNS. Sol | THE GRAND 83.0 55.0 isc Cloth Pattern to make ’ TONIGHT—@aturday and Betarday Matinee, the Distinguished Corr | Newsboys’ union, of which young Sup rome K. Jerome's Comedy Mit of the “SUSAN IN SEARCH OF A HUSBAND.” | Thompson was a mom’ y. Prices, $150 to be Clifford, of the Lane Te. dienne, ISABEL IRVING, in Je Present New York Seas With an “All # up Roosevelt terian ehureh, will H patron 2 | } “The County Chairman.” j ‘ er om t ©] The sale of tickets for the en —store always open Saturday evenings for your . ertore ; ock | gagement of “The County Chalr convenience. br the auspices o be man” wh iT Grand for rf a . ‘ S85 Railroad "THE COUNTY Handle, |. “Human Hoarts,” the play at the 63¢e. BLACKBOARDS. , ow. IE ane 7 Ji ES WALL HAVE NONE OF om, bing igh Pome 3 toc good s h , ft ne coge | ped Bu ~ Blackboard, with GAME OF QUOITS. MATINEES EVERY DAY, LEST YOU FORGET. Seattle theater, continues tonight t James Francis Sullivan & Co. in he Craziest Act in Vaudeville;” ” aielt last nish? t } the Ozave, Comedy Jugglers; Bert Westen, Monologuist; Tom @rant- The olty council last night ture | ford, Onetta, Harry Loraine: the Sterascope row afterpeon and tomorrow ed down the appointment of Theop-| —|olis Brown, made by Mayor Moore Tieesie J. Castete “The aw 15c | 257.4) a F to the position of street suporin:| po sail” ale adie goc poe Game 33¢ Improved SEATTLE THEATER (ere! & Orem, Mare Phomes | condonr pe} — s piny at mate Mr of Quoits,.....++ Spring Toutght and All Week, Thursday and Saturday Matiness, Twelve councilmen voted on the Balance, 25 Ibs., Te. appotn nent and all one way ol M k “HUMAN HEARTS.” o jman Keene, who has been ym c ar et ag ng the mayor's § appoint 118 Pike st. Special sales to the position as fast 88! prime roast of beof 12\%c per 2 and 0c. Evenings, ihe to 6 they came up, was not present i poe org Ne : : poe m4 price $13.50. price $7.00. A Go-Cart style that is quite body SCHOOL PAINTS. g0c box Milton Brad- Tey Schoo! Paints. - LOC Splendid play, cast. Next week, starting Bunday matinee, Lincoln 12. Carter's "Past Mail.” Prices—Matines, 2% S anager Pavtare Prove | SEATTLE WINS THE asc Victor rong and good folding a ' nd BUBBLE OUTFITS. | Stee! Trap, oOo = “LORD CHUMLEY.” N. P. RATE SCRAP 25e 10-Q'. Heavy Gal- toc well known Bubble With | THEATRE atiness daily ‘7 jo Fe Outfits, Chain, and Friday, D ’ vanized Pail 15¢ mevabie cushionn, ts complete 17¢ Phonee— 1:20; evenings P os| The 7% per cent preferential rate |f| 260 1Sinch Heavy Black ! . 4 Sunset, Main 1504. tnd, 4394. vegin, Matinees, 2:15; evenings, #15 | granted by the Northern Pacific to Hod for ———| Standard Furniture Co. jand early in under the shyrle Theater 24 Occidental Ave. Kessel! & Drow, Mere ight, Matinee Saturday ond al! week, Russet & fF | mpany te “ON THANKSGIVING DAY.” A play you | nd and er ¥ mena 1, & Sunday Matines, “in a Woman's Power.” Mati- pao for the Alaska mart SEATTLE 1006 to 1016 First Avo. ‘ACOMA md 100, Nighia, 200, 800, Bie, 4 J | eta of the Willamette valley, as parce tt NN ee OP, ata PEP AL APA McCarthy’s Beats t e Town More new Spring Goods will be shown here tomorrow than in any three other stores in Seattle. It is easy to talk, but sometimes hard to perform. This store has the goods to back up every state- ment made. While stocks are not complete in every instance, we are able to show you splendid assortments of new Fancy Silks, numerous styles in Fancy Wool Dress Goods, more than 200 styles in new Colored Wash Dress Goods, more than 100 different styles in new Spring Suits and Skirts, a biz assortment of white and colored Shirt Waists, a complete spring stock of Muslin Under- Wear and new Embroideries and Laces of every description. These goods will be on display in the various departments tomorrow morning. See for yourselves. Extraordinary Displa and Sale of New Muslin Un- derwear Beginning Saturday Morning, February 9th More than 5,000 Muslin Undergarments, all fresh and crisp their A Lasser and Better Showing of Stylish New Spring Suits and SKirts Than You Will Find in Any Three Other Seattle Stores Look around town and see what you can find. Then come to McCarthy’s, the only store in the city which has anything like a respectable showing of up-to-date, ready-to-wear garments. More than a hundred models here to choose from. No two exactly alike. All the mewest modes, from the best designers in the land. Materials ‘bright and stylish. Fit and workmanship guaranteed perfect. You'll be thirty days ahead of any of your friends if you make your choice of a new suit now. And you can rest assured that the garments you buy here now are just as stylish, and just as low in price, as any you can secure from the best stores in Chicago,.New York or Philadelphia. Prices from $18 to $52.50. No extra charges for alterations. and new, just as they came from the makers, will make initial appearance in our lingerie section Saturday morning. The assortment includes--- Corset Covers Night Gowns Chemise and Drawers Petticoats RD PAPA : ason if wh you, or, r that matter, the most particular =. ~ e e - ” gaakendisenen ne sgorarquadae dicpmging- tea ae hac New Shirt Waists New Embroideries b to sh re are 1 than ¢ { beautiful styles t fr } More than hundred new Spr will be shown You'll find it easy to get just what you want if you cl Many a : au . f fine lace ed ertiot ' tu ’ hem $ in t D In | your new Embroideric We | nt ta for ever yarr mt tr t! t t that i po 2 not he ’ . waist in i till you can’t rest 1 bl ar iby ' rh plent j for t them, and ; th i \ f appear ; both blind and open work, ta a an sae a her ; ' t hite Aap . I Stor: Corhe expecting to see tl u i si 8% md 5 2 enilia in the w hay . be disay t aoe r r, op prices are a good bit lower thar re YOu are to become a patron of this sale ; I like the same values <ares menaapnntasnansnitammscninaantiam Eee ELL ASSL ~s i ae - — ibicisdnsiabciipaialicnieimetinduiiiains SEE OTHER AD ON PAGE 3 SEE OTHER AD ON PAGE 3 ¥ °o