The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 8, 1907, Page 3

THE SEATTLE STAR—FRIDAY, 0 3 ARRANGED | 21; lime, fen Juan & The southwest double corner of Third av, and Lenora st. has been wold by John Davia & Co, for W, F for the funeral of Nieman for $95,000. Kenneth Mack Mra. James R. Brackett, of Bothell, who was killed yesterday by & Madison at ble car, will prob injosh * tho purchaser, ably be made today. The husband cleaned up. Two carloads of fine fe still in Bothell, TELLS TRUTH AND celery arrived thie morning from gad wil com ‘alifornia and is selling well. There municate with Bonney Watson oT | $ peggy! company toda: 6 N P Al HED has been none on the street for If possible, Coroner Carroll, will beens ors. yey Jet oil geod pee alle i Mg | = See Ose caaelt at” WHOMNINT Slo ahanae io athe te tae aunts tile sto window of L, H. Pichette, Sé¥enth and Madison, were last tions of potatoes, but the market READY TO BUILD. night taken to the police station is in a very unsettied condition Keno 0 « a ‘The Great Northern has now all Pn Air eebacgt grog y the material on hand for the Cantl| where (bey denied their guilt im @) 000 thowiag lever bridge which ts to be built] most positive manner. While Cap is across the Columbia river at Wen-| tain Byljivan wi thinking — atchee, The bridge ts to be 620) their cage, Charles Rellly, 324 Co Jum bia a young boy, came for feet long, the longest tn the and will be constructed of steel. ward 4 declared his guilt, and | The plers for it have been tm for] offered to pay for the broken wis more than a year, The bridge will| dow. ‘The little fellow was compl be 15 feet above low water. Gar! mented for Bis honesty in this re rett & Gerick of Seattle are the| spect, and allowed to pay the dam age, ‘after which all six boys were contractors. UP-TO-DATE relenned, lawton pa Charlies B. 1 his oc wavy, dike 5 legion | pe cupation as bookkeeper, fell In the bay this morning, and after ry ee Stal rescued, was removed to the city | spring lamb, per jail by Patrolman Bergstrom, The Pe % He man was cared for and finally re leased. $2 coe = Solereese. "porte Yo, inbiker troses THE MARKETS |i: 2's 2 The steamer goods which arrriv:| ib. [i@ite: fresen stiver saimen, per ed yentorday morning were readily |"*' ("vm poe te COMPLICATED OF INVESTMENT CO. The contusion of a> 8. Jordan, receiver for the American Invest = and Improvement Co, with iiiiam L. Walters, receiver of the Mirna Rd of bt Whipple and D. H. Lee, the lat being president of the investanent concern, has mplicated the already Hts against the corpor teers! per tb, syst cows. per 1, 7 mutton, iNgl as We, dreneed hes, FLWAS HAS RESTE ASE FOR DEFENS PROCEEDINGS sToppeD”, Ti, MONDAY—MAY M'KEN- AND COUNTESS OF YAR. CALLED BY STATE. gto’ iti hed jatisfaction guaranteed or money back the rebullding and reduc tion sale. See page 2 <= and who i 6 ald i en stacinasenanisnssioaassnteninrentrinessanir} to have prepared Evelyn for the 3 terrible stery she told on the stand, will be the first witness for the state. The countess of Yarmouth will also be called for t at Bhe knew much of what the couple did while sojourning in Europe. Brother for State, Puget Bound, ton. 2: aifal Mr. Jordan's sult against Lee was fig im Sacked ‘er cise hot concerned In Judge Albertson's recent decision that Mr, Waters must confine his activities to an accounting to the partnership, Jor. dan represents the stock holders who are endeavoring to recover their investments, which Lee is charged wifth misusing Telegraph Servis.) March 8.—-Late you Attorney Delmas » that he would rest the af he defense in the Tiny |, Mowant Nesbit, brother of Bve- ee mete geod and lyn, will also be a witness for the cane wan vested eal te but Jerome hag intimated that : 4 oe wen eannenel will not be the strong card he ; ge eee Jerome re.| Sxbected to play, Howard and his “4 ne Me ana | Mater recently became reconciled agreed. Judge Pitsgerald and his testimony on the stand will court until next | 20t O° damaging to the man Bvelys ’ Peaeerese Thaw ta trying so hard to save. a yee Revelyn Thaw with], TRA 18 Very much vexed at the ied to the siand early next delay. He returned to Dis cell and i fumed away at Jerome, abusing Certain letters will be fa} yy Tes cad Jerume desires to ve-| nim Senerally for what Ze geome additional informacion ann tM : be called in rebuttal of Our loss, your gain. We need more room. Rebuilding and reduc tion sale, See page 2 oe A loose joint or a leaky pipe is sometimes a costly proposition Let ue fix it at once. G, H. Brown & Co, 221 Pine St. Both phot WITH EMBEZZLING Frank Mooney is under arrest on complaint of the Sunset Tele phone Co, charged with embessl ing $190.85, collected by him as} tolls, Mooney is 4 single man and has been tn the employ of the com pany about a year. STEVENS HOTEL CAFE Serve a fine course dinner for 260, dally from 11 to § p. m. “— pound We, dry pe or the Boy tee, rhubarb, per A full base ball sult consistt of caps, shirt, pants and belt $2.00, A. L, Hall, iit First ay TAILORS. Experts tn cleaning, dyeing, pressing and altering men and la dies’ clothes, 819 Pike st, Phone Main 4755 testimony May MeKenzie First Up. gpnounced that May Me mie, the actress to whose home — cement after the are those who save their money and set it to work helping them to earn more. If you are not one of the prosperous, you should begin sow to save and experience the satisfaction of hav- ing money working for you. Are as good as most $6 hats Phone Main 1514 Phone Ind. 3373 FAL and better than any $3 head j weuis| <-—-<| McCARTHY’S Glosterman, the drag clerk “ge . . gern fit nd Seattle’s Reliable Store are yt qualities of “They "re In” Our new = blocks tn the latest Telescope and Minerva shapes im brown, pearl and nutria, and they're beauties. Don't you think it would be alee to have one for Sunday? LILLIGAR & BARKMAN Exclusive Hatters, 1310 Second Ave. More than a dozen different styles here to choose from at this one price alone. So many handsome garments that it is impossible for us to give you anything like an adequate description of them. But Ladies’ Suits at $25 | a aqaies ul . business sults $15.00. w. B. Hut- - y INTEREST? *. SAVINGS $25 you can depend on it that they are strictly up-to-date in every par- ticular. Coats come in neat, pretty Eton, Ponietta and snug-fitting chinson ©o, corner Becond Ave. | Ti and Union st. ances atest tailored styles with variations enough to suit the taste of most particular woman. Skirts are finished in nice box plaited effects. Materials are handsome, durable and desirable. All the new shades and weaves. Suits that you can depend on being re- markably good values at the price, only $25.00 cach. Special Coats Special SKirts $22.50 at $5.00 Tomorrow we will have on sale a splen- You will have your pick of twenty-five did lot of new Tourist Coats of navy and | extra quality new spring Skirts tomorrow brown broadcloth or melton, in a light | at only $5.0@.each. They come in spring weight. The new Piccadilly | handsome and desirafile plaid, check and styles that are proving so popular. Have | fancy mixture eff¢ets and are well tailored velvet collars and cuffs and a loose swag splendid fitting garments. The regular Styles Are Here The season abounds in creations commendable for their nattiness of design and attractiveness of patte The styles are the new Blouse, the Sallor, the Russian, the Sack—single or double-breasted-—and the Norfolk, with Knickerbocker trousers, The fabrics are novelty tweeds, worsted and chev- bots. you MUST NoT Remember that we have made a life study of the young- store’ requirements and that we take special care to see that every boy is fitted correctly, becomingly and comfortably. Prices for suite are: $3.50, $4,$5 and Up SEE OUR WINDOW. J. REDELSHEIMER & CO. 800-804 First_Av., Cor. Columbia St. Strongest Overcoat House in the State OVERLOOK ger, mannish effect. They are extra val- prices are $4.50, $64.75 and $7.00. Take ues at the price, $BZ.50 cach. just the Skirt you want tomorrow at only We shall also show many novelty Tour- | 95.00. at $10.00, $12.50 and Plenty of other new styles in Skirts to ow you at $10.00 to 815.00 cach THIS ist Coats $15.00. HOUSE Choose Your Easter Hat Tomorrow We will have a nice new assortment all ready for you whem you come. Every Hat we have to show you is atrictly up-to-date, and as there are no two alike in the entire collection you can have the benefit of wearing an exclusive style if you buy your Hat here. And while the styles are most charming and attractive the prices are extremely moderate, $3.50 to $15.00. We press, once a week, all suits and coats bought here ese CHILD'S HOSE roc TORCHON LACE 5¢. WHY? From Mouth Children's fine ribbed OT IT KIO You don’t need but just a to Mouth full ses little bit down and Hose, with a nice lisle $1 a Week finish. The famous Priscilla brand, fast For your new Spring Suits. A pretty showing awaits free of charge. ess «= cotton Another big lot of English Torchon JOE SCHERMER & CO. Laces will go on sale tomorrow morning price is asc a pair. at only S@ a yard. They come in widths of from 2 to 4 inches and there is quite a $i.a5 UNION SUITS } large variety of patterns to choose from DRe. If we hadn't bought them at a bargain Women'sspring { we couldn't begin to sell them at any weight ribbe cream { thing like the low price they will go for cotton Union Suits, an tomorrow Actual values are up to 10c kle and with } a yard. Saturday's special price is only long sleeves. Are nice- | &@ a yard. Only ten yards will be sold ly shaped, crochet } to a customer, We want the supply to trimmed and last the day through. Lace Section, on $1.25. the main floor $1 Down, $1 Per Week iq soc NECKTIES 25¢. asc LINON DE INDE soc BED SHEETS 41¢. Take pick 17¢. Two of row of all our Men's regu more case of Sheets, from bleached sheeting, seamed hemmed, dered and ready for use, on Savings, and Trust, sale Saturday at only 41¢ : * tetany, Wa Every Sheet in the ince, Seo, vert 3 is any tie particular article of household utility ‘which to be the best obtainable, {t is the Range. A Range of indifferent quality is a source of annoyance even t he eet. How Much worse then if things go wrong, as they are sure Sooner oF later ‘Uneven baking—underdone on top and scorched to a crisp be- @zorbitant fuel consumption, are perhaps the most @ a | us faults of the commoner sorts of Ranges. If you are handicapped in your household affairs with such a Range, come to this store and have our people show you our good Pin Best of all are the very low prices and our Easy Payment Plan. black with double heels and toes. The regular 1010 lst Ave. length will utost speedily show you their various points of su- the fame and praise of our Pure Wines and Liquors ts spreading to every house in the city as the beet house in the city to buy tamily table sup. plies. Everything bought from us takes our guarantee. If goods not satisfactory money refunded. KEYSTONE LIQUOR CO. 1128 First ave, corner Seneca. splendid values at cases good best your tomor that splendt! quality sheer fine Buys Any Stove or Range In the Store. Your Old Stove Taken s . ne in Exchange and Allowed for at Full Val made GooD PIANOS Victor and Edison Talking Machines quagt My ond Ave =~ TII Sece lar 39¢ atid soc Four-in Hand Neckties at BSe@ each assortment of Linon de Inde will be on sale tomorrow at only 17¢ a yard, It is full 40 inches and has that beautiful and many dull finis* Regular select from This special 25 Ten yards to a { lot is good value at the reg j ular price, which is 9c. is for Saturday only. Don't buyer tomorrow at 17¢ F 4 ae a good thing yard ; : Six to a customer, | Dragdist Sundries at Special Prices 17¢@ for Poudre de Riz PS¢ ‘for Face Powder in flesh, | splendid facial cream, open clay le dae 04 hk spléddid for chapped hands did gy nonin: which o | / ; or .yeind tqughened cheeks dies highly recomment | x The tegular price is 26¢ a Regular price age. bottle. .Try it I 9 4 for y 17¢@ ‘for Listerine, k cial ys he well kddwn remedy Facia ar Cream, all well known 25¢ mouth and throat troubles and every one of occRsbiiéd by colds. The regular .zsc bottles tomor row only 17¢. 19¢ for ‘ in cente oaks n center, laun SaViINOS san There is a fine Sommeretat n evening colorings aturday nights 12 p. m. wide Jom am'l mi, nice patterns to new each price Frostilla, a Your Money Will Do Double Duty at this Store Tomorrow Byery article of ur choice of Facial Soap, and Dental that for vor entire stock goes on sale tomorrow at half ts our store and WE MUST GET OUT. WAISTS, CLOAKS, BKIRTS, PETTICOATS, FURS and yae them out. T wing that ought to make you sit up articles them thost excellent 19¢ for asc pint b 7¢ for your choice of all ttle of Colgate’s popular toilet act $1 25 Sleeve Board 89c her own shirt Has a baby sleeve board attachment as shown in the cut Absorbent Cot ton in 8oz. cartons, This is the very highest grade | made and this size package alwayS sells at gsc. Surely ors a bargain, THE POPULAR DOVER EQG BEATER ... Soaps that sell regularly at a cake, You know the of Witch Hazel. No house Ring a te hold should be without | 10¢ this. Splendid for the man who shaves himself. Just the thing for the economical woman who loves to r 4 je Black il Drummers’ Sample Blac k Haht clothes. were ordered out; all colors; fi $12.50 and $10; tomorrow go at reliability of these Soaps = ome mena and that there are no bet ote Another lot of Black Sateen Pet- tieoats former prices $1.75, $1.60 and $1.2 nO ose, The and #5¢ line of Skirts, spring atyles reguias d $7.50, ¢ $3.75 ace Hose, rrow 40¢ An exee Pair fine Worsted . ree weights 1 and $10, prices $6.60 ar ONE-HALF morrow at ad ptionally pretty case of get out, that's why prices 29¢ a bottle for genuine distilled Bay Rum Phis is put up in half pint bot tles and the regular retail price is soc. Tomorre only 2B¢. B96 for picide, “It druff germ.” head wash and always sells take it at Newbro’s Her kills the dan Is a splendid at goc a bottle. Try a bot | | | ho : | | | ter made, 29¢ for Colgate’s Toilet Waters in | odors Dactylis. the popular , Cashmere Bouquet, These bottle. Y« ford to take a bottle home Caprice, ete sell at always Soc a mu can well af } tomorrow at 29¢. 1 only Té for Toilet Paper in large toc rolls or in pack ages of 1,000 sheets. We reserve the right to limit the quantity sold to any one purchaser 19¢ for a pound of fine madras linen cloth Note Paper. There are 1a0 sheet te id andethe regu 1 is always 35¢ Regular price is l6c 50c CLOTHES DRYER 19¢ These dryers have sight weoken arms damped to an irom bracket which fastens on the wall No kitchen can be without them. VICTOR COAT HANGERS, with nicke! finish, Regular price 26c 500 The ié¢inch ot ee = me = Terms on Above Specials for =o eccee eo eet LEATHER DUSTERG for, ..csee censceee seecceererteeeetesenne wheenteeees eeene weer oe ‘his Cash