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

De | rere ibe 7 Rest Quinine, % oe. bottion. Bhe | Woodbury'’s Facial Roap, 25 Pure Powdered Borax, 1 ib. pack- | akes ihe eh agen 10¢ | 4711 Glycerine Carbelic Soap, Be 4 Licorice Powder, % Ib bare .. 126 ba Galvanised stvel Wash. ne pare eaves Re | Pond's Extract Boap, Ie ca “8 boatis; great soap savers Bulphur and Cream Tartar mixed Witch Hansel Boap regular price 36c. Special ready for taking, 4 Ib. boxes cakes ' et jal ized 1 Washtubs ae Lhe | Woodrldge’s Skin Soap, ek 1 ca Galv: va t « ie an ron Washtubs, See tithes Racks 108 ABDOMINAL ELASTIC BELTS. | bs strong side handles, large De: Densete Liieh Steak oo | MANICURE GO0008 AT SHARP th size; regular price Tbe Ghd tence eee Tt REDUCTIONS. he Bpectal 53¢ Paragon and New York shapes, | Natl Files, 200 kinds 106 regular $2.60 for 81.7% | Flexible Nail Piles, 260 kinds 6© hardwood Clothespins, put | Kitehen Folding Clothes TRAVELERS’ ROLL-UPS. —_ jong see, regular oe up in 10¢ Shopping Basket; | Racks, eight arme; reguiar Hand bber lined Roll-Up for | Nat! Setssors kinds... .Bhe 2 worth 15¢. Special ...5¢ price 20, Special ..15¢ alae caus, brute iesees, 1 ee ie 8 The kinds. Bae * | Cuticle Boissors, $1 kinds eo EXTRA SPECIAL—SO-PIECE $8 AMERICAN PORCELAIN penn Mee Fentanyl om a Nall Pollahers. long aizes regular | DINNER SET $3.98 $3.08 ‘kinda’ for Extra jengtha, regular 900 for Certainly « marvelous bargain for $2.98. Similar wets are | wcuwrantes” Washing Machine 94.60 values for O5e considered a right good value at $6.00 in this store—and all ” ts chine, qT good stores, in fact! $10 1s not too much for some places | fourstroke rotary; the best high HAND MIRRORS. | OOTY ANT ROUTH to ask ae a starter. If our memory serves us, $3.08 Is the | speed, ball-gearing; runs light, Shaving Mirrors. LAstering, 60¢ size B26 : lowest level these Porcelain Dinner Sets have ever reached. | positively noiseless, simple In Regular 40¢ Bhaving Mir Ke | Lister Thymotine, 60c bottles New pink floral decorations construction and will not get out Regular 6c Shaving Mir Se B2e We positively will not sell this dinnerware to dealers—al! of order; regular price $4.26. $1.00 real Ebony Hand ae B Wampole’s Formaild, 600 bottles are for our patrons Special tomorrow . a6. 49 $1.50 reat Bhony Hand Mire wee Lister's Antiseptié Tooth wine — oe S145 ibe bottles ibe : Substantial Savings on Couch Cove mmicaren eoar, | Monte Liniid.Denilron BE e @ La : rs Packer's Tar Soap, Roger & Gallet’s Liquid Denti frice, b0c bottles ibe D f 0 SOINCH COUCH COVERS, VALUE $1.25. REVERSIBLE TAPESTRY PORTIERES AT, ay 0 ur SALE PRICE ORE PER PAIR $2.38 wide, fringed all around. The best 9c worth | '2 Teds, browns and greens; made with throw ° your money ever bought | over fringe. Worth $3.00 a pair. —TWO stoOREsS— _, | PLAIN AND FANCY DAMASK PORTIERES . G@INCH COUCH COVERS, VALUE $2.50. | A PAIR 3.75 Bartell’s Red Cross Bartell’s Owl Drug SALE PRICE $1.98 |. Self color and fancy Damask Portieres; large Prescription Store Full size Couch Covers for sanitary bed or | Yatiety of two-tone and self color fancy damask Dr St Eat Davenport couch, in good Oriental colorings, | Weaves; now patterns in all leading colorings— ug tore 506 SECON New 1907 designs, Handsome! browns, groens, red, rose, ete ey 306 “OND | : 610 SECOND AVENUE SOINCH COUCH COVERS, VALUE $5.00 | re ANY CU ee AVENUE Near Yesl SALE PRICE $3.75 | PPP ete: AT 106 pepe et esler i set i athe aou-ilbietien af Qeteutat cotoo | oon? Oa! chinen heart, Miaenuten Gaal ete As previously announced, every suit in the house req ings, in heavy tapestry woaves, dull, rich effects | ball ends to slip on rod and projection brackets; Ml oes pe . tomate any Oriental rus |: gover sold leon than tee onal ‘ duced to $12.50. This includes Blues and Blacks. These} ILMAN. lencekeeeeeanee hel * * . 7 q 7 t SPOKANE COUNC &% KINGSTON 18 SHAKING. * esaes Hote! and Club Fur FREDERICK & NELSON, Inc. [ Women's Suite, wale HERE % teeripes Telepraph Soret * ore | «Under One Roof—Everything te Furnish the Home Complete” | ___ . SS ae an eee & Pe “WE CLOSE AT 6 P. M, INCLUDING SATURDAY. | Stricken with appoplexy as he!party returned to Spokane last} ® accompanied by terrific # sone cri cance ab Jeaned over to pick up & mateh,| night, and Mr. Stimmel's remains) ® roar, has been the expert # Hon, H. G. Stimmel, member of) + nt there tod * ence here and the inbabit * (ter 1 Gerviee.) *. * vic, THE SRATOLE iy med MARCH 5. 1977 the 8 e city council and a plo Mr. Stimanel w te a nie stricken. y wipe a | é neer St the Northweat, expired yet | office of KxSenator Joba L. Wit gale VANCOUVER, B.C, March 8 terday at the Seattle General ho#/ som when stricken, He was taken wae kee kee eee teeth 45 aemapereeet ae ada yeaters a oO pital to the hospital and expired soon lay by the officials of the CanaSiag, Accompanied by a party of Bpo-| after TELEGRAPH BRIEFS Pacific Railway company, while f kane men, Mr. Stimme! was re| The dead man was 83 years of Wel cnuee Re Gmail spouse. af its turning home. from Western | age, and. leaves a widew and #on frome ons gy bed ei aaah yes agen. Fair association meeting at and daughter In Spokane, He bas PS v. pe NE — ure, bric-a-Urac and otfer are ere he had just be at times n interes ta various -! clea, not including silks, cigars ang land, wher ~~ . te tht OLYMPIA, Mareh 8-—-Governer | canaries. - ed president of thé association nthesise Mead haa announced the appolnt| When each of the Oriental steam, ————_ So TTT ment of Hon George K. Dickson ore arrives at this port there are in, BWienebur » the third member of | variabt ver « erga et tg 15 ine grt Se Bt Pacific expos! | crew Shia ware bik 8 sd Samples from a new shipment of All-Wool Art Squares have just been plac ed on display. It is to call attention 94 VANCOUVER, Wash, March &—| thon state commission, Four mem) to buy articles in China and Ja this new showing that special prices are made on the entire line for tomorrow's selling. Here are the special pricegy Ansil & Marble, aged 74, and Mrs, | bere are yet to be appointed. and these articles have been carried Frances Chamberlain, both pioneer en free on the steamers, and the good } j residents of Clarke ponte were Banker Slaye Self. saree Co smuggled off by the peresan tox Size 6x9, special .. one .. 83.60 _ 9x12, special : aiveahary ined eave ae married here Tueeday evening at} SAN FRANCISCO, Mare! ~| whom they were purchased. + speci at NE .. B4. ize 10-6x1a, special ........ eevee écesooe the home of Mra. W. A. Dimtck, a| Charles A. Kinkilea, retired banker,| PD. B. Brown, superintendent of Size 7-629, Hal». $4.50 8i oom daughter of the bride. A feature of | Committed suicide last night by/ Oriental Liners, has caused things Size gxg, special . daskee sueehe . 85.40 ize 12x12, apecial ... ‘ ee the occasion was the attendance of | shooting himself through the head. | to change in regard to freight rates, | Size gx10-6, special ...... $6.30 | Size saxts, special ....... eoow Renewed efforts are being made | chitdren, About 30 relatives were| time past. He waa a German, 46/ tion he hit upon the advisability of| to capture William Walker, the/| present. years of age, and sondo-law of the| including bric-a-brac, birds and $376,000 New Britain bank de — - jate millionaire paint and off mer! other such articles to be included in faulter, Circulars have been tasued RA IERS ouT FOR ebant, W. P. Puller im the Spanish language, and have} — bee! ik io Califor ‘extco | Convict Counchmen of Graft. m matted to California, Mex! od | ANY WIRE rT. STATE ee an| and South American polnta where it ta hoped to capture the man in the event he goes to any of those places, BUTTE NEWSPAPER (Star Special Service.) BUTTE, Mont, March 8—C. H. Clark, business manager of the Butte Miner, died this morning at & o'clock, of heart failure. He was 48 years of age, and has been bus iness manager ever since the death of George W. Sikes, last Septem ber, John W. Sweeney, a saloonkeeper at 1601 First av., was arrested early this morning for violating the 1 o'clock closing ordinance. He was released under ball of $100. Pa trolman Wright npde the arreat. Keep your family healthy by bav-| fag modern plumbing in the house. We furnish estimates. G. H. Brown & Co, 221 Pine St. Both phones « i weather conditions. derpricing. $2.25 Clothes Wringers $1.69 Easy running Wringer. The tolls are made of good 7TSe Wash Tubs 53c j several of the groom's great-grand The Rainiers, for a number of years one of the best amateur base ball teame in the state, are organ ved and looking for games again. | Manager James H. Rryan will take jie players to Pleasant Beach a week from Sunday to try them out and limber them up, having made arrangements with Harry McDon ald, of Pleasant Beach, who is the hottest kind of a fan, for the grounds at the beach. Manager Ryan wants to meet any | firwt class team in the state, be- ing particularily anxiogs te meet Ballard. Ryan thinks thet in Bab tard be has hie strongest rival in the state. FITZGERALD ACQUITTED. (Scripps Telegraoh Gervies.) CHICAGO, March &—George W. Fitagerald, the teller fn the sub treasury, from whose cage $173,000 disappeared, was this morning ac quitted of an assault epon Harry Friend, newspaper man Fitager ald accused Friend of tesulting his wife while in pursuit of sews. Spectacles $1 And up at Schuchard Optical Co, Eye § 1207 Second av. *** $1.25 Wash Boilers $1.00 Great Savings in Wash Day Necessities Again the “ALWAYS BUSY BASEMENT" comes to the fore Saturday with » attractive offerings that ought to crowd this pleasant trading place, no matter what He had been in tlt health for some PORTLAND, Ore., Oregonian special from La Grande, Ore, says the Jury Im the case of j}the state versus City Counctimen B. W. Bartlett and 8 A. Gardiner, has brought In a verdict of guilty of the crime of extorting money WRECK VICTIMS ARE RECOVERING Report Fort Lawton this morning states that all the wreek victime are detng well, Albert Reeke particulariy being @ great val stronger than at any previous time, Yesterday he was able to take sub stantial netrishment for the firet time, and under present conditions hia recovery ts almost certain At the Pacific hospital the vic tims are improving diy, and some of them will be releaeng very shortly. Sults $15.00 Freight ts now arriving New spring goods are on sale. Men's business sults $15.00. W. B. Het chinson Co, corner Second Ave and Uston St eee No. 7 or 7C Bailey Iron Jointer Plane, $2.76. Brad Gem Folding ' ores The Bon Marche high standard of quality rules supreme, notwithstanding the unusual! We only quote a few prices to give an idea of the reductions— $8.25 Washing soita copper votom ta | Machine for Wash Botlers with fitting covers; price Last we Special dibs «1.00 35c WashBoards 25¢ tight regular and Portieres 6.49 and while jugeling with the ques OF TACOMA’S PARK A meeting le betag | beld in be coma today to determine | burg te going to do for a ball oe On the result of this meeting large | ly depends Tacoma’s chance to stay! in the Northwest league, and the confab ts of much importance in ——- basebalidom. ». Jugdale, the local manager, left for the City of Destiny this morning to attend the meeting, called by George Shreeder and Mike | Lyneh, and to be attended by | members of the Tacoma Boosters, the Chamber of Commerce and the stockholders of the ball club, A! numbe? of prominent real estate mon have also been asked to altend | PREGIDENT HOVERS OVER | BED OF HIS BICK GON. WASHINOTON, March &—/ Archie Roosevelt was better thid morning. Dr. Lambert, at § o'clock. said; “Archie te all right. He te stronger aod making good progress indeed.” The president wae at the bedatde | at intervals, taking the same pre cautions as the doctors againat tn-| fection BIG DANCE TONIGHT, ! A social dance will be held thie evening in Baysees hall, Datona. Cash prise walts oon) Our word as good as our bond if you are not eatiefied your money back Rebuilding and reducti wale See page f * ‘Meat Prices That Please $12.80 Bulte for $6.25; $15.00 At the City Hall Market, 500) Suite, $7.50; $20.00 Suits, 810.00; Third av. sear Yesier, Pot Roast) §2h00 Suite now, $12.50 Just 4 fe to fe; Rib Steaks, 10c; giieati few days more eee? John Lindh Co. lard 12Ke. MARCH— This Is the Month for Extra Savings in Drug Store Goods at BARTELL’S—— Sample of Pricing for Tomorrow bottics ihe half pint bet feta, Bbc Pure Glycerine, quality rubber; regular price $2.25. Special bucdeevinel 81.69 Coscarets, Itc boxes | Sulphur Boap, I< cak Y Gulpbur and Cream Tartar Tab- | Shampoo | Pore Castile Boap, large I60 This Muchen Cabinet Special $2.68 A wellemade Kitehen Cabinet having two large easy-working bins, two large 4 and two large kneading boards, One bin and one drawer are partitioned. Toy 28x46 in. This Kitchen Cabinet ts made of natural spruce. Can be had with either % ttom bine or wooden bins, as desired. The special price is effective tomorrow ri seer “gators. We SOOO | Beautiful Easter Garments ', semen | Our buyer has brought the experience of the world’s fashion cen- Drop in at Are now being shown tn the Costume and Suit Section. many years, backed by close study of the styles gathered at New York from ters, to bear in selecting these garments, We would be glad to have your opinion of them. your convenience. Why not tomorrow? Womens Costumes, Sults, Fors, Woisks. LREDE REDE | & NELSON an anna Last Day of the Big Sale — gm sO GS EEES5 Gs EEEES ECeEZE aceee the era Agency ql the Gurne Retr at these prices.| 1432 Becond ay. * *| Ge bare suits were formerly $18.00, $20.00, $22.50 and $25.00 Sleep in a Cool Room with Plenty of Bed Clothes Physicians nowadays It may mean doubling your all recommend fresh atr in abundanc supply of bedclothes LAST especially when sleeping but that is easy when prices are as low as they are now $1.25 COMFORTS 080 $2.50 COMFORTS $1.85 4.50 SPREADS $3.19 Bilkoline covered Comforta, tuft Extra he and extra large ba Real French Marseilles Bed ed and tied with wool zeph tiste ¢ 1 Comforts, in Spreads, fine satin finish, full nough for any dou dark colors, well quilted and 84x97 inches, and the designs { filled with good oe filled with best pure white are all new and _perfe tly 5 cotton. These are just what sautiful; regular price $4.5 Your Last Chance pecial tomorro ne you want for good hard wea each. Special tomorrow, sch o regular price $2.50 each | 83.19 1 t I i cial tomorrow, each Pe ‘om yw Saturday a bao ’ the last day for you to get $12 ALASKA BLANKET 97.65 al tomorrow, each ..$1.855 | $1.78 PILLOWS $1.15 or those $20.00 or $26.00, neat, nobby and up-to-date suits for Extra ‘ ; wool mottled $6.00 BLANKETS $3.45 | This is a guaranteed feather Pil $) Remember, we ha ne d stock on hand, everything new Blan ‘4 , will Good hen pure whit wool low. The feathers } tados We ha ust recently opened up our and we make thia ape Blankets, full 11-4 siz “t! thorough! ‘anved le ae r in order to become acquainted with ye Give us a call f nk borders and and = purife 7 . ene Inches; ree Dancen Clothing Compony 165 nd w 5 A 8p: 87.65 83.85 601 PIKE ST All go at $12.50. We need the room for spring goodss hence this Be sure and see us Saturday. BOYLE’ 423 Pike Street, Near Fifth Ave. sale. “eo <d4¢e2820°