The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 18, 1907, Page 8

Wi THE HRS 2 STAR—-MONDAY, FEB. — 2 - WILLIAM PIGOTT GOES EAGT) such a plant was purchase TO MAKE ARRANGEMENTS | Renton It t» stated tn various f FOR NEW CAR WORKS TO BE} oircion that James A, Moore and] BUILT NEAR RENTON, other prominent Seattle men are In terested with Mr, Pigott “Gempiete Hotel and Club nishers. OFFICE DESKS On the sales floors we are now showing over seventy samples of Office Desks, including Roll Top, Flat Top, Roll Top Typowriter, Flak Top Typewriter and Blanding designs, The woods and finishes are mahogany, golden oak and weathered oak, One bint Here is a Desk which ts supertor to anything retailed CHILDR ¢ nt 4 Wiltiam Pigott, president of the} Adjoining the property on waten | | wilt be erected the plant te in thie part of the country eo ! 5 lett Raliway & Steel mpany, ott nat purchased by ¢ ago, Mil for the money. In made of Thureday morning for Philadelphia) wouree @ St. Paul rall ahd Boston, to be gone three weeks, | general repair shops, At his purpose being to make arrange. | the eastern car manufacturing com mente for the erection of a gigantic] panies are unable to keep up with ear manufacturing plant near Ren-| the demand for rolling stook t and it ts fair to presume that_ the & of room and raliroad factli< | C, M. @ Bt. P. has made arrange tles determined Mr. Pigott to move] ments with Mr, Pimott to fturnieh hie present plant from Youngstown | them care which will naturally be near West Seattle, and several] needed when the western extension months ago valuable property for is a reality RE EE TES BILLY POTTS IS AFT ER COMMISSIONERSHIP solid onk in golden finish M ron 30 Inches deep by 60 inc long by 46 inches ay high, and has two pedestals filled with drawers and dis appearing arm rests, Draw ers in pedestals are 12 inches wide and 22 inches long, the bottom ones being 11 inches deep with partitions for books. Roll ts supp! with double row of pigeon-holes, an well as drawers, pen-racks ete, Price 826,00 fame Desk with bed 64 thehes long .. ce . #28.00 Bame Deak with bed 60 inches long $30.00 (Star Special Service.) reward by securing the appoint OLYMPIA, Wash, Feb. 18-—To| ment of certain members who helped pass the A.¥.P. B. bills hoki off the ambition of Senator 16, wint pay debts of that char Billy Potts to be appointed on the actor and keop off some ambitious, AcY-P. B. commission, and to en-| put undesirable applicants. There able them to exert more influence fs a rumor here of a deal whereby fn the selection of the commission, | one Eastern Washington member the King county delegation has| of the legislature was induced to agreed not to urge the appofntment | withdraw his bitter opposition to) of any Seattle man. } the billie by the promise of a place The plan of the delegation ts to! on the commission yk at plea af Dinghamton Morris Chaire which appear on our sales floor, : ue some tn golden oak, some tp mahogany and others in weathered oak. 5 All come with velour covered cushions and any can be had with | leather cushions at an additional charge T Weathered Oak Morris Chair $13.00 THE PRESIDENT’S DAUGHTER, MRS, LONGWORTH, WHO HAS au shetdamees' teishd Hanke’ doahs' ey the MT. VER ER} | NON CREAMERY INTRODUCED A NEW FAD TO WASHINGTON SOCIETY WOMEN. (Seattle Star's Exclusive Service.) | rings are almost barberid™in their DESTROYED BY FIRE WASHINGTON, Feb. 18—Mre.|aplendor. They reach down to the Nicholas Longworth has a new fad | Very shoulders, and ta the fringe hich 4 os: he ome bs like gold at the end ere amali but which {# sure to ken OP DY | nertect diamonds, which twinkle (Star Special Service.) o'clock. The fire ts thought to have/ the women of Washington's smart! god shine as their vivacious owner been of incendiary origin. set. She has discarded all the mag: | emilee and node in her discourse, MOUNT VERNON, Waab., Feb The plant ie controlled by the Be-| nificent jewols received at her wed-| Great wide bands of Roman, set 18.—The $16,000 plant of the Mount | aire Ice company, and the amount! ding and ts now wearing only the|in sapphires, are now (he favorite Vernon Creamery company was gut-| of insurance ts not known here. The/ old-fashioned gems which belonged | bracelets which Mra. Longworth ted by fire last night about 7) loss Is estimated at $15,000 to her grandmother. She was aiv-| wears, and it is interesting to know \ ae —r=-,_ «|e thelr heirlooms by her grand-|that they were the wedding gift of - op goa oe gee eo moun! Binghamton Chair Co,, for whose line we are exclusive Seattle selling agents, Clear oak stock is used throughout, The finish ts weath ered, applied in 4 manner to endure. Back is adjustable to four positions Arma are broad and nicely shaped, each being support od by five turned = spin dies. The front posts are mother, Mrs. Geor Lee, during q on substantial ee jthe present chief executive to his . Sabie aad feted. Gh 9 t ers’ International anton, also made i address. A collection was taken | Der recent visit to Boston, | young bride. ‘The betrothal ring, « ti and $203.90 raised in behalf of the| Conspleuous among the new {half circle of dinmonds, Mkewlse lour covered cushions in rede imprisoned men. Resolutions de-| adornments of the president's bril | now adorns Mra. Longworth’s alen claring their confinement unjust | lant daughter are long pendant ear |der finger, sometimes to the se was adopted and copies will be sent | Tage of Roman filigree gold, with | clusion of her own handsome gift to the governor of the states con-| Pearls and Gomenss Theve | from the on 2 ae corned. annaraen samme aoe ‘The sabes! ah Sab Washington | OETA < Foeduy te mae soses_ sate CLIMBS STAIRS AND Se ready when the time comes fo pack up their household goods and de- eee, camp for some camp. West Seattle} After climbing « long fight of wat 7 stairs leading te her heme, Mie the the | Clementine ¥. Robineon, daughter of sound. Many capers are welecting | Mr and Mre J. 0. Rebingen, of i? silane locations on dige island and/ 19th av, fell to the grownd In an compere ere price is Complete Houselurinshers, Balabe SS SEE. | Stantght Saterday night. Death wee seyret B. GERBER, (410 Second A NOT GUILTY «iiet_Rotingen a cues “ seen 51m peor alles pote ran the Orianda down, Sone have charge Of the body. ANl three of the crew were drownod in as alee Wether oretecssenl: sAm Selling Out My Stock of autepey wilh be held. : the Heltopolis a collision with the British steamer | meeting of the Jabor unious at the Japanese at Mexican Border. ' BARGAIN HUNTERS. | Fourth av. RL PASO, Tea, Feb. 18.--Japan- Demand Reparation. | Some women, and men too, afternoon to protest againat the al |“ *™™lerante are filing wp Ciudad! weawaRaGUA, Nicaragua, Feb. /Siways looking for some sort of Joged unjust Incarceration of Moyer, | Juafesvthe Mexican city opposite Bi] 15" me people of Nicuragua de- | batgain to epend thelr apare change Haywood and Pettit im an Idabo | P8*, seeking admission into wre | nd reparation from the govern. |O8. They would show better judy United Staten Many of them wes ef Honduras for the tnvaston ment if they placed all their spare penptiess and are denied Gtotuston, thelr territory by Honduras ™Oney Into the savings depart bet ore Seog Serpe te. > ihe and have offered fins ment of the State Bank of Seattle, Whee in doubt, buy TIDKLAN DS. bald for a confilet with Honduran. — 4 per cont Interest ts paid ‘They are wmhpe every time. KR. Sele apd prepared to live in ease later Cooper is, 437 Colman dutiding. Tea ie reet and coffee is strength on in life and properly care = —Sebiiling's Best See those dependent oa them Ladies Wea 4 at From 35¢e to G&5e On the Dollar FORCED TO MOVE, WITH NO NEW LOCATION AVAIL. ABLE, THE ENTIRE STOCK OF WAISTS, SUITS, SKIRTS, “FURS, EVENING ORESSES, SILK AND COTTON PETTICOATS, KIMONAGS, NEGLIGEE WEAR AND LINGERIE will be closed out at omce at any price ft will bring. Every gar- ie thie spring's latest creation by the best New York tatlors, cut in the most advanced style, and are sure to please the most eritical dressers. REMEMBER The prises oo many articles are lower than those asked by the manufacturers. B. GERBER NewShirt Waists inand Coming |i“. «hones Almost.every day—every express, rather—we are receiving and showing Waists in the new styles for spring. In- 1-lb, can Crystal Baking pair dications are that dainty lingerie effects will again lead in popularity. The materials are soft, sheer and beautiful, trim- Pat 1907 99 E 4 M4 e \ Powder, regular the eel. | Ibe Black Cotton Hose, per r 2 r * er, for pair « m Ol “ 1e8 In Mtued Nuts, per fb. { ie | 0 Black or Tan Sone | H Olympic brand Solid Pack-| Hose, per pair ...12%¢ and Pie Filler, 16c pkg. | 16e Children's Hose a for . be quality Waist $1.75 THE FAIR DEPARTMENT STORE. 18-9815-1617- 1618 Geoond Ave. Z A. MAPRIGE CO, Inc. 4d. J. WOLF, Mgr. Having more Ladies’ Suits and Skirts on hand than we can find room eee We are compelied to close out a lot of them AT OWN 19 bare O@wifts Laeuniry Groceries P an +4 $ ibe, Small Navy Beans 4-Ib, ber Castile Boap 196 } 6 Ibe Pink Beans , Suits and Skirts 4 ibs Lime Bea HOO Ladies’ Stylish Skirts Tbs, French Prone e $1.59 te Full Cream Cheese — | $5.00 Pancy Colored Siik Underakirts 4.08 - : 1 Fancy Creamery Butter ME | sxe0 Merceriaed” Beteon &e “Underakirts $1.59 2-1b, Dried Boneless Cod- | $26.00 Ladies’ Suita, all fish, tb, ¢ atyles 9.50 ibe. Loulsiina Feice he $2.00 Ladies’ Bults, all Ibe. Rice Popeorn |. styles. bare Naptha Soap $20.00 Capes, cach rolis Toilet Paj |. All Children's Coats re- 6-Ib. box Lity in Ta- | duced in price. bie Balt Oc LADIES’ FURNISHINGS. Mo Mocha and Java Cof- | $2.26 Stylish Shirt Walste | Button back 3-4 sleeves; made of very fine quality lawn, yoke effect of very wide and jatext desian Button back 3-4 sleeves, made of very Button back 24 sleeves, made of . good fine sheer In 20 fee, 4 i wn with 4 rows of handsome ot embroidery and inces; aisc 2 rows of same quality lingerie witb 3 rows of fine ent Swiss embroidery, graduating pin tucks | Sih fies Cebe bet aaen ce” cee, remy t Hye “ Boe Chiffon ¥ Droidery, and graduating pin tucka | b with fine tucks between the embroidery ay ‘oung Hyon fe Chiffon Velis ie front, 16 t pi 4 in yetween the insertion, as well as 6 tucks Back made with yoke effect same an in front, A beautiful line of ‘01 ucks om back and pin tucks running all the way down, 12 tucks on having 9 rows of embr running from yoke, ensiies Breakfast and Un- | Chemisettes cheap. graduating tucks on the of embroidery; col- lar and cutfe trimmed with lace Insertion ai lace edging 81.7. colored Japan Tea, ib New Wash Coltars, special and lace edge on collar and cuffs, at Phy ahh o feetatisws: Bikes vd sees MDE back, collar and cuffs of fine pin tucks with late edging on cuffm at ..1,25 ne oe Fancy Country Lard, 4 400 wide Satin nason OS at sha Al¢ yard be 3-1», pall Laurel Leaf Lard | $1.60 Lang i | Prench Kid USE BOTH EYES IN BUYING— ONE FUR QUALITY, OTHOR FOR PRICE mings refined, and all are tastefully made and finished, #4 Tomatoes, per can A complete line of Long |Japanese Crepe Kimonos, New Orleans Molasses, per | Beautiful patterna. As an ingentive to. early buyers, we shall offer. extra good values,™ This Waist 89c |This Waist $1.25| This oan 2 25e jar Peanut Butter. .O¢ | $1.26 Miderdown Dressing Tomorrow we invite you t ( > ‘ou to a GREAT showing and sale of ‘ +. ’ and sa of “1Q07" broideries. . eplitita OF MEW” Rercddatins ore heck o 3 ! 97” Embroideries, GREAT—because it's the finest i Guaranteed Strictly Fresh | Sacques ‘pe This mammoth purchase $2 r i spec ne Sale at such remarkably low prices Ranch Bese, per dozen | S0c Ladten’ Fleece Lined sammoth purchase was recently made by our ayer. securing th 6 “ aN 2R¢| Underwear, per garment Gases onthe Akar TOMORROW the hte at. & the entir verstock of a New York importer at Choice Red Alaska Salmon ike E WILL STAR THE SELLING. Assortments comprise everything i Figs, per tb. Per-Fo Breakfast Me} ing Wool Underwear, per ‘ood garment ose Gitia be tet entrcliery Ginlincss. Inuit eo Re | ide Weal Undermaen, oe okenwe . < ed are Corset Cover Embroideries, Flounc r —in the most charming and newest “1907” designs lounces, Allovers, Edges and Insertions This Gigantic Paribas Goes on Sale Tomorrow at 60c on Dollar New Embroideries £ » oF ideri New Embroideries Worth Up to soc 25c Worth Up to 75¢ 49c | | Immense lot to choose from, run up to 18 inches wide: fin Th markable valu : ‘ambr rset Smt ‘ - ‘ 7 ne ene are remarkable values for absolutely "NEW" goods—in Camb le ¢ orset Cover Eo roid fos Flouncings, Wide Insertion the finest materials. Swiss Nainsook and Cambric Flouncing eavily embroidered, open and blind. patterns, two-t Em Insertions to mateh; Alloyer and Wide A : B . = ia abe “ a r, c c f pplique Hmbr — ries and Appliques; actually worth 400 and 60c; on sale at Trimming in two-tone effects, widths up to 18 tebe wide ALBERT HANSEN Se a yard Gx tae 1s 0 ad Jewelry, Watches, Cut Glass New Embroideries 835c 706-—-FIRST AV. Worth Up to 65% ‘ New Embroideries 65 > Goop Over 3,000 yards extra fine Sheer Swiss Corset Cover Em Worth Up to $1.25 oe » + brotdoriee, Fivencings Ingertion Dreas Trimming Embroid Very swell designs,in the finest materials, from 9 to 22 inches PIANOS WATCH AND eries in two-tone effects pliqnes and Finished Edge In wide, sultable for watste and finest underwear; Corset Cover F Victor i aiste a ne derwe oreet Cove . and Ediso 7 . sertions, In widtbs from nches; imported to sell at 50¢ | broldery with lace edge, wide insertion, allover, wide founcin Talking Reahines WAIT FOR THE GREEN DUCK. SHERT MUSIC, STRINGS 71k Second Ava., atte 4 and 6 yard actually worth $1.00 to $1.26, for 65e a yard FREDERICK 6& NELSON, “Under One Roof—Eiverything to Furnish the Home Comple Sorte, Rockers, Chairs, Dressers, Chiffonter cldpaly comfortable, being so arranged with oot) springs at head MORRIS CHAIRS #0 injurious to the little o One side of this attractiy ‘an be lowered at will, making it easy to Mft the ocevpant in oat ‘The Morris Chair deseribed below ts but one of over forty sam This movable gate operates on brass rods, Washing Machine ning, most practical and most dur- able Washing Machines on the mar- shaped and embossed, with }} ket. Tub is made of Louisiana cy- feet Front pane! is press throughout, having corrugst and embossed in 44) ed sides and bottom. Legs form a This Chair), yore of the body, which is bound by and greens. Just the Chatr{) aluminum bronzed. Washer ts sb- for livingroom or den, The}} solutely guaranteed against break- - 813,002) age of castings. Price ....9.50 Womens Costumes, Suits, Fors, Woists, Ete. = REDRICK NEL SOW SECOND AVENUE, MADISON STREET AND mane ti ra Inc Women's 6uits, W ny fe 4, alete, F) Rte. we, — CHILDREN’S FURNITURE In the Juvenile Section, Second Floor, will be found Orbs do. Cradien, High Oh rundie Beds, Baby Swings, Baby Jumpers, Youthy Chairs, re, rev’s Reed Furniture, Mianes F os » Okt Bedroom iture, This Iron Crib $13.50 Here | thorough cobaracied ace i al on ve years of sary. ; fee b nied on moth runoing caste head | tom bd straight top agg | by ornamental chills emi ed with bronze. Sides of twelve upright rode ed top and be m by ap humber of ornamental which are algo bronae Milshed. A Gature of this Crib is the spring, wileh ie keow, as a National fabric, The can jump up and do eart's content without causing the spring to nag, and tt fight oot as to take up all strain evenly, completely avoiding the when up te wtomatically by brass hooks, Qich it tw 1 » release We show thie Crib in two diff blue and gold, and white ‘and gold, © he price 6 .....eree adonseedasnecsesne “Ocean Wave” This is one of the lightest rum hree heavy hoops. Body is fin- shed dark mahogany and hoops are AUCTION © Must be sold at auction, an a ' stock of Clothing, Shoes, Blankets, | Fancy Dry Goods, Laces, Trimming Notions, Hats,Caps, Rubber. Linens, Towels, Underwear, Men's, Furnishings. Everything To Go. ~ oe | 1301 Ist Ave., Erickson Building, JOE MARTIN, AUCTIONEER PIANOS Steinway =. Kné FINEST LINE, ONE PRICE, HONEST are : EVERYTHING MUSICAL. As Do IT NOW Why not? operations With Full set Teeth Gold Crowna, 22 k Bridge Work .. Gold Fillings * Sliver Fillings ...... Office Houre—#:30 a, m. to 8 p. m. Bundays—® to 1:50 Sali ae tendants, Phote Main 1773, an 2 ASSOCIATED DENTISTS Rooms 1, 2, 8, 4, 5, 6, 1112 Second Ave. Opposite Garvey if ffiee Houre—9 a. m. to 5 p. Mm Wed. and Fri. evenings tilt & Lady Attendant. Consultation Free Drs. BARNES and RING OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS, 882 Arcade Bidg.. Third Floor, Front of Covel way. ‘sg Main 4185. Witte ren re eres?