The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 22, 1907, Page 3

oe ee | BRILLIANT RECEPTION, (Sorippe Te’ TOKIO, Fy ception at th joan om bassy In honor of Washing ton’s birthday was the most brilliant and successful ta the history of the logation 2 = 3 een eee eeeee Grover . renuous day, do-| : ve . er health. Mo} gehoo! chikiren's cele Tae the Auditorium thts impoke in the same place of the Union ie afiernoon, and guest at dinner tonight club, Business gener} Webb PF, Sater, traveling pas din honor of Wash-| senger agent for the Northern Pa weathor bureau] cific, stated yesterday that the cy githought most of the} traffic over the road between Bell stores are open | tneham and Seattle had become so | great that another train on that rur FBT METAL WORK | Witt he nocomsary : eee eeeeeeeeee Poe ee ANOTHER TRAIN ON BELLINGHAM RUN We have compe.) ey Tar wk, Call and ane je of wl Inds at) aire enatos Geo. H.| ta Hall, 4211 First ave. one De, 112 University at Wear Brooke’ Hata, 1331 Second Avenue. ry gade Dullding htt " ulleti OFFICE CHAIRS| A Clearance Sale tomorrow of a large number of Floor Samples, which are all that are left of dis- continued lines. | | REA ORLA LE Re A ROD Re NM ih Getto, + NRT BME I oe se Every One a Bargain polished quartered golden oak Office Arm Chair that sold heretofore at $10.5 & highly polished quartered gotten oak Office Arm Chair that tofere at $66 quartered golden oak Office arm st sold heretofore at $12.0. Hished quartered wolden oak Office Arm Chair that sold heretofore at 89. me a gol eak cane seat Office Arm Chair that = Maretofore at $6.10 Buys a highly polished quartered golden oak Office Chair that sold heretofore at $11.56. buys 0 go oak cane seat Office beretofor 9%. $0 wold are Arm Chelr that sold hed quartered golden oak Office Arm tofore at $7.50. d quartered golden oak Office Arm tofere at $11.50. Istore at PRESIDENT ON. VISIT 10 NS Tekeranh | Bervice.) wa NGTON, D, ©. President and Mra, wil none Kern t at Groton, Their Suits $15.00 daughtor sulte# we have been busy selling them all the time, These. are ab- solutely now suits of exceedingly strong values, W. B. Hutchinson Co, Cor, 2nd and Union st one Wthel, and Congreasm and his wite president will morrow. CHURCH BLOWN UP alleged that the dynamiting was done for This town ts the place where the Since we began advertixing 915.00; Ble Four train was wrecked by dynamite recently BUFFALO, N. Y,, Cuneen, former attorney general of FOR SATURDAY Every Suit in our Off Every Cravenette Raino Overcoat oat and Topcoat ane seat Office Arm Chair that sold cane seat Revolving Offtee Chair im Office Chair that sold » oak Revolving Office Chair thet Bays 2 qu oak Revolving Office Chatr that fetd her B buys a gok leather seat Revolving Office Chair at $5.75. oak Revolving Office Chair that sold hereto- a srher Going Out of _ _ Business | Pit te not becauce I want to, but the landlord sys go. and co My entire line of ladies’ wear myst be sold at once, and fee is money, and a little money will go a long wey at this i Mrerything reduced from 25 to 45 per ° No exceptions; * teld out. The finest, though not the argest Une of adies? Walsts, Suits, Cloaks Slik and Cotton Petticoats ‘Evening Gowns, Furs | | Negligee and Lingerte pthe city, at jess than cost In many instances, The Bale is on Tomorrow, so Don't Wait. Gerber, 141 Second Avenue MONSTER AUCTION OUR TIME’S UP. POSITIVELY LAST DAYS BIG LOTS OF STAPLE GOODS TO GO.. CLOTH ING, SHOES, DRY GOOD HATS, BLANKETS, OVERALLS, wT« DON’T MISS THE FINISHING SALE. EVERY- THING TO GO JOE MARTIN, Auctioneer 1301 First Avenue | } CORNER ROOM ERICKSON BUILDING, | | idon’ lors will see that and ‘‘we'll show you.’’ Off We never promise anything that we t deliver-- you'll get the tail- 1-3 | off--and our you are perfectly fitted. Come on Saturday JOSEPH SCHERMER & Co. 1010 First Av. Cushion Shoes Raymond & Hoyt 405 Pike St. the state, Shur-on Eye al Are the neweat wtay on.” ¥ Becond ay Lana Wortt | mpanion Ss) oak at Some Ny Otte Summers, dying at wishes to leat wuppow revenge for a sheriff's Thursday on a blind tiger. (Boripps Te BPRI 1B au peer John Cuneen, Feb, 22.—John penitentiary Btylie Bohuchard made it yATLE STAR—rR DAY, DYING MOTHER ERKS BOY, Chief Wappenatein was requested by wirp last night to try pod locate whone to have been in Seat FOR MURDER uirt thin morning deotded that George Dill Roberts, convict serve 4 26-year sentence in Moneyback wasn't a word Ung’s Best had th EB. pr Re7. other 4 re, and He was WARNINGS sitios of Chie here making a termine if porsible and oupherte conditions continue thelr researches in and Contra) America. ‘The | ~ wh Service.) » eb, 22 There Is - Pla @@ af, killing County Commissioner Bn | Jobn. V. Kopf at the Republican|to met their spring stock of alub, election last spring, must an, the tailor, the showing of you want a hil-| will please ¥ meaning and) at a reasona’ price, be sure eee! Wubrman, 1016 Second ave wit of clothes McCARTHY’S SPECIAL BARGAINS In the rush of caring for New Spring Goods we overlooked some things that should have been sold weeks ago. We've made the prices so low that you are sure to take them all away tomorrow. NOTION ITEMS. ——“? 1%e «a yard for Money choice of all widths in White Savers Wash Braids that sell regularly at ac, ge and 5c yd. 8¢ a box for Bone Hair Pins, one doz- en in a box, that sell regularly at 13¢ a box 3¢ a spool for J & P. Coats Luster Cotton, nearly all colors, but not all shades; regular price §¢ a spool Zé a card for Hooks and Eyes, white and black, several different makes, regular prices being sc ‘and 7c. 8é@ a pair for Kleinert’s light weight Ids, the size and quality sold regularly at 1s LADIES’ COLLARS. ee) «Take your choice qc from 25 styles in each Ladieg’ Linen Col- lars, hm stitched, ‘ gests e y and plain, turn-down and standing. Most of these are the regular 1s¢ collarg, but some of the fancy ones are much higher priced There are all sizes included, though not all sizes in cach style. We want to close out this entire stock of ars, 80 take your pick tomorrow at Zc each 47}c a yard JAP. WASH SILKS. kind that washe Leet WAL The reg rice is Goce a yard omorrow AT 46 & yard rhis price for Saturday only. Make your choice early : VEILINGS, Pifteen < styles t from in all ail ) black, a yard white and 0 ATU black and white “4 plain and fancy Ve gy, Snowflake, Dotted Nets , els Nets, Dotted Cluny Nets and F Toscas. The regular price is asc a yard. Tomor row’s special price only 1% ¢@. LACES, TRIMMINGS Pe a Re Sour: chokes tomorr¢ from a Half big as nent of Price fine Lace Edgings and Inmsertings, 4 Lace Ap pliques, and Silk Braid Trim white and cream, These t the regular prices broken, so take them tomorrow at half price FRAMED PICTYRES. Meer ee Your dhoice of fifty bd all mogt interesting { each ub jec at $1.79 s ) each, "They are sect in and dark 1 fra re g large sizes I gular price 98 to $3.49 t | re Department nm the ain floor LEATHER POST @ARDS { “| Choike of leathe# Post Card { each and souvenir f 1 Seattle You'll find imilar kinds priced are 1 nat ie © h Tomorrow only S@ each. LETTER PAPER. ee Bs Great big pound 19¢c boxes of linen cloth vaper and envph» > of each in a poun oo This is a splendid rah aes grade of paper and the regular price is asc a box. Tomor- row’s special price will be only 19¢. TOILET ARTICLES. Woodbury’s famous ISc Toilet Preparations, including Wood- each bury's Facial Soap, Woodbury’s Facial Cream, Woodbury’s Denta! Cream and Woodbury's Facial Powder. Our regular price 1g¢ each. Choice tomorrow at 15¢. CURTAIN SALE. ee ~~ ‘Take your pick to 1-3 morrow of nearly a hundred pairs of Off fine Lace Curtains Arabian Net, Cluny Net, Irish Point,Brussels Net, Point d’Esprit and Irish Net—all that are left of several of our best lines. a kind. Also tieres in fancy cx two pairs of a ki morrow at one-third ular Ie One to four pairs of Tapestry and Rep Por- w effects, one and All on sale to- less than the reg yw prices. L. ADIES’ HOSE. 19¢ Hose, with white a pair double split soles, een White garter bands, tops, high spliced heels and toes. These are fast dyed, good wearing, 25¢ hose. Tomor- row only 19¢ a pair CHILDREN’S HOSE. The regular price is 10c isc and every pair is worth the money. a pair Are medium weight ns have dk le soles and tr knees, are fast black and seamless, We have w only 10¢ a pair MEN'S WORK SHIRTS. all sizes. Tomort ¥ ‘ There will be fifty 39¢ dozenofthese Shirts on sale to each morrow and every cr ta single one of them is well worth the regular price, soc. They come in black sateen, plain blue and in black and white and blue and white and gray stripes. We have all sizes. These are splendidly made, roomy garments Choice tomorrow at 39¢. ME N’ S| UNDERWEAR, Shirts and Drawers 84c of lambs’ wool in gray or brown mix each ture, good medium pe weight, generous sizes, well made and durable. The regular price is $r.00 a garment. You would pay more for them if we asked it, but tomorrow the price will be only 84¢ a garment UMBRELLAS. Every Ladies’ Un brella in the store which is priced reg ularly at $1.25 and $1.39 will be on sal tomorrow at onl 98¢. This gives you a splendid op portunity to pick out a good or ata saving There is a nice assortment handles and the covers and frames are extra good McCarthy Dry Goods Co. 1512 to 1522 Second Avenue Between Pike and Pine Streets rade on his #wel rly spring moods, If) which | 70 GIVE QUAKE: (Serippe T ‘aph Bervice.) ba eer BANDFORD, Ind, Feb, B%—-A . Ind, ioe.) ~|dynamite explosion ' this morning Coortene pomuees Serv the Methodist chureh and peep at Aap! Pato ar ghey or the Methodiat obu ince, of the New York Aero club, ores of J. W, Roese ron Ti f the Univer ehicle & Johnson. Citizens and Dr, Von Teuber, of the Unive o and Berlin, are «in balloons to give # of earthquakes from the They will South While most merchants are unable goods, ln on iN new n every rempect and to nee You Don’t Have to be | a Good Judge TO KNOW THAT THE HIGH-GRADE SUITS, OVER- COATB AND RAIN COATS. THAT WE ARE NOW BELL- ING AT THI BPECIAL PRICES $ | 2-50 and $15 | ARE EXCELLENT VALUES. DOW. QUALITY BPEAKS FOR ITSELF, JUST LOOK IN OUR WIN- ly. REDELSHEIMER & CO. 800-804 First Av., Cor. Columbia St Strongest Overcoat House in the State W.L. Douglas $3.50Shoews THE BEST $3.50 SHOE IF YOU HAVE BEEN PAYING $5.00 FOR SHOES, A TRIAL OF W. L. DOUGLA®’ $3.60 OR $4.00 SHOES WILL CONVINCE YOU THAT THEY ARE JUST AB GOOD AND cost YOU Less MONEY, FIT LIKE CUSTOM MADE SHOES. THE ARE AL- WAYS UP TO DATE. Nickel Pilate Shoe Co. | SPECIAL AGENTS. CORNER SECOND AV. AND MARION, Century Furniture Company Plymouth Shoe Co. GENERAL AGENTS, 707 SECOND AVE. We wish to close out our odd lots of Dining Chairs and will dispose of the following list at the prices quoted on Satur- day—for cash. Regular Special Price Price. 1 Mahogany Diner $ 5.25 3 Weathered Dine 2.50 athered Diners, ; f , len Oak Diners. ............ 12.00 75 Si iner< cis ccs. ee 10.50 Diners sone e 4.20 yak Diners 3.50 4.85 17.5 9.00 6.00 3.00 After 6 o’Clock Special Tomorrow Night 1 lengths of Carpet ind and fringed, Currury Forwrrure Company Srconp Avenve & Spring Street Fi Cs reeeemenenna sl Aigo WS A poromcrorvremenens NSN, © niin omemainsetandneal ; ' a | narnencmmeenternatecon neti nae ie =