The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 14, 1907, Page 8

s aoe BEATILE STAR— THURSDAY. ! vED. 14, 19 —_ Tinaamuch as the allas “AUD ia was applied and used only by the : spoaynes ‘ ea i prosecuting attorney's office, At a Hotel and Club Fur FREDERICK & NELSON, Inc. Women's Guits, Waite, Pum) ft torney Wiestling has xeked the ou : weer “Under One Roof—Everything to Furnish the Home Complete.” Ete, After hearing the RATE WAR: lhl t LL Made-. Up Rugs at Material Reductions | pag rence Dye, charged with a lke of John ¥. Burkman, 4 45, o COLONIST RATES ARE OFF AND rtrattic matters, especially those re i rkman, aged ve, will be given a heariog OM) old and popular member of t WESTERN LINES MEET THE |!ating to passenger business, Are UP) March 4, lice force, died last night at Prowk For tomorrow and Saturday every Made-Up Rug in the store is marked at a special price, These Rugs are made iq Cc. P, R. R. CUT TO WESTERN Today the reliroad otfictala re ae er dence hospital of — consumptian. our own workrooms from short quantities of Carpeting, and represent to a great extent the popular patterns Of fag CANADIAN TERRITORY, colved advices that the western er nla been il! nearly ax season . railroads will meet the Canadiana He was a momber of the Pollee All of these Rugs have border, In the majority of cases there is but one of a size, so we ; clectifedl t b t to the | Pacifie’s out in far to the Western ' ' R , : A rate war from the east to the aA Mage see ' ellet asmoolation, and leaves i@ KIND AND SIZe ape Shreya stly gid net neers probable, according to | COmAdian territories a : widow and two children, Three FS + , nt, 3x92 PRCIAL, west cease prosena, & st dian Pacific made a low rate to Neotnaee exh aie tiene” ee Rody Brussels, 746x116 ., ‘ . ee Wilton Velve x92 ‘i advices received by the different gifferent weetern sections, and went rH ‘te pol tore og ieee. Crown Brussels, 83x97 er segee ones Body Brussels, 6-3x11-2 f ation agents today many people are crossing the line eanentty vetoing vecle of the Roxbury #Ix108 .,.. Velvet, &6x1146 : y word was tved that) The Great North and Northern P - & ” Roxbury, $4086 a We Se SE, Ee ae the northwe he <a poss wr rates in Pacific, besides the Union Pacifle, Thin ta the day when all sorts of monk troublesome beate in the Crown Brussels, 8310-4 pA - haf > ag? whieh os nf . 1Cuge to the omadier 7 all kinds of | lly Roxbury, #lxl0-1 ary ‘ These have people will expre effect March 1 had been cancelled | have announced that they will meet Fhe Bonney‘Watese company bib ace wednané th eiesuaii low prices and are held up for the time being. |this rate, The question ts being | pent up feelings thro charge of Burkman's remains, apd No reason was given. It fs known /debated tn Chicago today by the] @ Sam's postal inatitution. lithe funeral will be under the th an fmportant meeting ts now | Northwestern Passenger associa oye in grey will deliver M64 auspices of the px h the agency 7 are expecially suitable for small bedroom KIND AND SIZE Tapestry Brussels, 6x8 , Oxllé .. 4 Sé@xlidi. dopertmegs, Velvet, 9xi1-10 being held at Chicago and many tion love tn the ahape of Itho: |'p . Bye: tees oe - wast |praphed bite of pasteboard, deco The date hes sot bee Body Hirunsela, 746x106 .. Body Brussels, 6-2x6-4 rated with (inwel and lace to some, |FIRGT WALK BY NEW CLUB Wool Velvet, Sxlz Body Brussels, 6x7 Roxbury, 6x2 Roxbury, 6x9-10 Roxbury, 6x66 Wilton Velve Double Extra Tapestry, 6x7 Bundkar Wilton, 46x9-10 Wilton Velvet, 52x while others will receive a comic SCHEDULED FOR SUNDAY. Extra Tapestry, 63x10 fiustration of how some of their ~ | Roxbury, 16-6x11-8 3 frienda see them, out of the same] The Mountaineers’ club will close Roxbury, 106x106 mail pouch its charter membership rolls Feb. Body Brussels, 104x122 . 7, Messenger boys will be pressed |15. On that ofght the club will| Mf Beat Tapestry, 1046x1110 .,. into service to play the part of | meet in the Chamber of Commerce , cupld’s astistants, and tn many | rooms, when Prof, Trevor Kineaid Piet Shab fotaheetntuehatetateatued Roxbury, 106x124 Crown Hrtiesels, 104x11-10 ... ak cases a cle a path to courtehip will jot the university will give an flue Velvet, 166x114 2 Saxony Axminster, 6x9 Ppp + Guballa fee th ad to tne |be paved. Valentine day has tts) trated talk on “Harriman’s Kxpedt Body Hrusuels, LGxila , "2. Tapestry Brussels, 6x7-7 ALASKA RAILROAD SERRE» wa ate ps re r the new w Fon to the sentimental side, ita comic ade and|tion to Alaska.” Designs for a Body Brussels, 9Ox1140 Extra Axminst x6 interior, which will pullt to the Matra Axminster, 327-7 Bigelow Axminster, 6x8 STRUCTION, AS PLANNED. z y* lite serious wide, although the day | motto and symbol will be consid spper mining district this year, On | be od humor jered. The firet walk will be taken MEANS BIG EXPENDITURE] ine steamer Saratoms, sailing a AND MANY MEN TO BE EM-| March 9, men will be eent to Catala x Ban ene clam Bodo oa PLOYED. » begin work. M, K, Rogers, one Launch Equipment ie Tadd ie eeem me ARCs At ¢ the experte who decided that - ~ oe —~ —, ae Catala was # better piace for - CITY CLERKS ARE Is our bustness, Call on us for} or Set oR ik ae rf os 2 yz Nearty $3,000,000 wilt be spent t allroad terminal than ¢ ordova, tr your wants » ee % Woodhouse * i Re Couch Covers I. iat over a ation DESERTING on AI Untverstty This Solid Oak Morris et p $1.95 Each Bigelow Axminster, 6x9 .. Body Brussels, 6x7 Body Brussels, 6x8 Roxbury, 63x83 os Wilton Velvet, &3x104 Extra Tapestry, 9xil-10 generally te one of land popular with the young folke next Sunday to West Point lght RELELEEERELLELELLLELELEFESE ars must be spent in making a are now Alaska this year for railroad con- | spite of the f struction purposes, M ‘These Couch Covers are made of red and green wide stripe ¢ barber, will go north with the men —_— a being engaged for the work and] Mo a & Crag, who has Paes se SA aR er ‘iii oi ; They measure 50 inches wide by long, tr ‘ ji t George Phillipa, a - ce each, The special price is effective those «oing to Nome will be sent on} appointed chief engineer. coun ee me Oly Treasurer George r pec a pri ac i ice | e tomorow: the first steamers while t ‘ e tobe! The Heney railroad work from ell's office, has da pe ‘ soe a, Russell Na Morris Chair shown oe SALSA ALLL ? employed at Seward or Cataila will] Cordova will be taken up and uted | cicion with the Piret National bank be sent north during the first orlae Catala. Several hundred & by : ‘ al hu mM lat one of the calleetion windows itustration ts made ot As $ 98 Pair middie wig Se are Wanted to comprise the fret} ite Russell has lost five men since solid oak tn golden oF sorte ace urtains I 4 a Central. erew. ° 7 of ask: iJan. 1, because of better pay on " nue 4 "© Gewart it Oi Alas Com On Seward Peninsula, ltered by private firms. Good mea| weathered finish. Has Crates of four patterns | at guare fancy meh Lace Cap tral railway, has arrived tn the city} On the Seward p ula the rail- |reeeive more money on the outs! broad funcy shaped arms, —_— vt “and 3.3 per ; . T epoca a prices $2.00, 6 and $3 ser pair, The special 9 € shaped front legs, orna mented with carving als say they are help from the east and has already let a] road now from to Lane's *. eantract te Snow @ Watson for| Landing, 73 hit Dridge, trestle and grading. This | extended by br line will be extended from Mile 49/ chuck and Koug to Mataunska district this season. [read to Lane's Landing we o | Kt ts the intention to make this; structed last year by J. H. Dunlap The cantata “Daniel” will be gtv-) route the one to be traveted next | and eo well was the work done that |en by 50 volees at the Queen Anne! 1 the elty of distant, will be lunable to hold thet * fective tomorrow carved panel in front and cart Comes | Dimity and Taffeta 19c Per Yard with velour in assorte The| CANTATA AT M, & CHURCH. Ok district j | | | For tomorrow and Saturday a large line of Dimities amg winter by those bound to the|for over 43 miles the engines can|M. EB. chureh next Wednesday | Tanana district, as the railroad wil! | safely make 23 miles an hour joight, Fi 20. Frederick C. King patterns and colors fetas suitable for bed sets and bedroom ries are take them about 15¢ miles towards ~ will direct and Mra. B. C, Jenner Chiir bas spring seat and priced. Floral and art nouveau desigos are included, the Interior. J. H. Dunlap, one of | “ALIBI KIO" musT BE IMre Mifftia, W. Brown, Loule| SPECIAL adjustable back. The reg price 30¢ per yard the heat known raliroad easantien | STRICKEN FROM COMPLAINT | gvare, D. ©. Roberts and J. Peter ular price of this Morris SS SSR a 3 in Alaska, has obtained the cor son will furniah solos Chair is $16.00, The spe FA tract from the Alnska Central for Alleging that the Na ALD | ct for the cial price is effective to the surfacing and track laying of | Kid.” as applied to Clyde Brown-| Baseball gloves from 360 to $3.00.) morsew Odd Stans of Chinewers (5c Each this new branch. field fn an information charging Baseballs of all kinds and at all/ BOYS Boys’ Box Calf, Kangaroo, (Calf and Ot} Grain Shoes; worth wit! spend} robbery, would have a bad effect | prices, Come and see them, A. 1. provements upon the jury trying the case and, Hall, 1111 First av The Guesgenhe' $1,500,000 for hart A number of odds and ends in Chinaware are specially pris as above for tomorrow and Saturday, including articles priced at 26c h and upwards. The assortment ‘octutes Gorman IL { 5 ? - . penne ; 2 } China Jugs, German China Plates, German China Mugs, German Regular price $2.60 « pair. The special price is effective to {) Hat Pin Holders, Assorted Vases, Sait and Pepper Shakers, Ging morrow } Nappies, Footed Jelly Dishes, etc. } $ & 5 All sales of those spectale are for cash and final—delivery at our earliest convenience. The right {s reserved at all Mame 3 init the quantity of any special that shall bé sold to a customer. No C. 0. D. nor telephone orders for these specials dam Bp t None to dealers. z ners SURINeEEEeeeree ree a a * Womens Costumes, Suits, Furs, Woists. Lite. Seattle ‘ agents for Globe NORDHOFF & a SEATTLE Raymond e ° joke y Wearings for Little aot hie ae font oof one Folks at Little Figures It will pay handsomely to look a little ahead in the important matter of white wear for your youngsters. Pending the advent of the Spring Fashion Show we are resolutely clearing out many short lots of this, that and the other thing at very great reductions As an idea of the way savings run, read the following: Ian se Sin Rede vo 30. Read Below fntants’ Long Slips, made of fine Nain s0ok, neck and sleeves edged with a dainty hem. hed ru ; regular price le a 4 ruffle; regular price 69¢, Sa j WHY ? Child's soc Skirts Reduced to 39¢. Children’s Skirta, with waists made of Soft finish cambric; sizes 1, 2 and 3 years; z Nainsook, trimmed with Valenciennes Fegular price 250. Hale price 1%¢ b lace; regular price S6c. Hale price 3% Child’s asc Drawers Reduced ’ ‘é — $ ramen Reduced to Oe to 19¢. ; Children's Poke Bonnets. made of Pattie Children’s Drawers, made « 1 bs, Biki ean tedis cote of tamae anoerts ° ae og Infants’ $1.75 White Dresses Re- Child’s soc Gowns Reduced to 25¢. duced to $1.00. Children’s Nightgowns, made of cam- Infant’ Long Dresses, made of fine Brie; yoke haa cluster of fine tucks neck Naineook or French lawn, dainty yoke and sleeves edged with hemetitehed ruf- trimmed with Valenciennes lace and en fle; sizes 2, 3 and 4 years only; regular broidery; regular prices $1.50 and $1.76 price S0c. Bale price 25 Gale price $1.00. . _ P 8c PairforTea Cups| These $2 All-Linen y . and Saucers Worth| Table Napkins -— $1.50 Dozen $1. 45 a Doz. Are 20x20 inches in size, and The Union Tailors can make suits or overcoats wortl come in excellent designs 830.00, $35.00 to $40.00 for B15.00—no more, no less. Be- They are pure bleach Nh cau we control our own workshops here in Seattle; we en and of extra employ our own cutters, fitters and too experienced tailors Napkin that is cut ot to do the work, and every tailor we employ is the best and ‘| | | Infants’ asc Slips Reduced to 19¢. Infan Long Slips, made of Nainsock, neck ml sleeves edged with narrow ruf- fle; regular price ie. Sale price 19 Child’s asc Skirts Reduced to 19¢. Children’s Skirts, with waiste made of good wear than pg highest class workman, As good as your high-price merchant Fine Restaurant Napkins, cer tatlor charges you from $35.00 to $30.00 for a suit. We fit you ‘These’ pracy’ Aacbrated feachpe, and o my I n you never saw periectly; we suit you; we use nothing but the highest price biusere dre Ok CAUUEE Getic, Gnd at eir equal for the money. To woolens. We must k our large force working during the enough to know they are well made. Nice | iat price ¢ 4 l dull season—that's W you get such big values for $15.00 pen perro cod stall alae’ aid ob wal f 2.00. —no more, no leas—from us. Sos somalacte ob Ohego & oan Friday, 8 6oc Table Damask 43¢. Nothing reserved. Blacks and blues all go at one ye. papa ) Higgs nic hear 5,000 different styles to select from; all new goods. We do pai bieache Foses ‘annaens not carry over a dollar's worth of goods from season to season, $1.50 Dinner "Plates 8¢ Each. seb gece Be ye Mo hay Bo Come early; select the best; save 50 per cent; you save from ‘ Dinner Plates to match the above Cups and | Pemular price 6c. Special Friday, a us. We guarantee ayperfect fit or refund your money 4 Saucers; regular value $1.50 dozen. Clearance | ¥#r4. 4 q pos ge . ; NOTICE—From 8 a. m. to 12 noon we will make ; 85c Table Linen 67 ¢. Black Broadcloth, Serges in Tuxedo or Double- . rac Yellow Nappies 7¢. Bleached Table Breasted Sacks for $16.00. Glazed Yellow Nappies, used for baking dishe for puddings, cust ete.; 9 inches wide ac Remember, our goods of the best money cam buy at $3 to $5 avyard in store in the land. We top; regular price 12¢ each, Clearance price: 1 ae 4 each use nothi: i r 65¢ Table Linen 52¢. lias 965 i $1.75 Cut Glass Tumblers 5¢ Each 8 ade of Bie 17 This sale mean 00, no more, no less, for Friday 60 dozen hb ut Glass T nid reg Damask wi at A Roe 1, hard wear « and Saturday only = positively will not H any high wtarly for $1 Final t ial Pr i we priced suit on these days aoc Japanese Mugs 15¢. $1.50 Table Linen $1. 18. The first 25 customers buying a Suit or Overcoat Friday ik aie, len dadne th olen few * PRR int ag ny Rporegeth gs eas or Saturday we will make them a full dress pants free of charge € sedovationa: fe prise Clearance price Table I : «> oe ; : with their suit. This means two pants with your suit, 75¢ Glass Table Sets 49¢ Each. ree. ‘ty ds 5 x aaa "1 ie peer tetiy Beautiful Gla T sisting of et ered & ar, Crean F e Dish nd # er ear ease Bs on en i $1.25 Table Linen 97 ¢. I Irfeh Table I i 15c Glass Nappies Se. ouudere & . ag ie Bp 0 § te Clearance price te saci | Pviday, m yd ht 518 Third Avenue = em : n j n iti 1ecs r James St., in the Collsoum Rink Bullding soc Belt Buckles 25¢. | oc Back Combs 25¢. | age Dressing Combs 15¢ ~ Ff oye STORE ONLY : | 1 $ STREET a trong ‘be : OPEN UNTIL (0 P, M. SATURDAY at 26c. Our