The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 19, 1907, Page 8

> THOUSIMIS. | Rehrinds $26,000; @ orbes, Lk. K Decree of King county super court — disincorporat h j rested late last night | Pulkenberg white he W. M. M. Mackintosh, dus, Ira Bronson «4 ther. Taral Copper company, of Seat- tle, $1,000,006; same incorporators. Chicago Mines Development company, of Seattle, $3,000,000; H Daniel Fubrman, Seeond ave. out sults in a length of time i-jare right, too. oe vince you. versity st and Areade Way Raincoats. ing. omy. patch pockets and coat ¢ lar, open side seams at b 1 back quick Rain Coats That Were $12.50 for $7.50. vet collar, plaited ba pcited sleeve, and 2 Rain Coats That Were rain $13.50 for $8.00. yatch pockets ist tid h Trave piled | 7 t g wlete t t tt pl ec TEA POTS, Ge. $1.2 k af ‘ ! Stedman and BM ALIENISTS GET of Beat Lear by Patrotman was prowling the taflor, announces to the pub- lie that he is In a position to get) reasonable | Every suit, made / |there ts cut by him personally, and | lis sure to be made right very Hie prices One look will coo Whether it rains tomorrow or not, Every Raincoat in stock is slated for fast sell- The timeliness of the sale adds infinitely to its econ- These are some of the reductions. made Rain Coats That Were ted and fancy $i1.50 for $6.50. and cuffs; plaited Fancy mixtures and small | exceptional value checks, double-breas 2 | dirt cheap. Rain Coats That Were | $20.00, for $11.50. tom. Cravenetted water proof; an excellent coat Fine Cravenette tourist model, Will sell ght gray, tan 3 Made of pretty gray check ible breasted, mixtures, water - proofed ther equal value cloth, double breasted ame reduction Rain Coats That Were $22.50 for $12.50. herring a r “BARGAIN BASEMENT.” SHEET. leached 10o PRINTED 17e UNBLEACHED Ail tt at ING, 12¢. checks, polka A t effects, printed , t. o fectly fa me that will stand the 15e DRESS GINGHAMS, He, 12\4¢ STRIPED TICKING ecks and atriped Dr ; Ginghan the best quality, in A B. lengths f 10 ya not : + xa ie bc CUSPIDORS FOOD CHOPPERS, OSe, L 8 creating musical fi clome Ite engagemen ee, ie Boe at the Beat Ready company labowt the home of J Mann, at | tonight and tomorrow being the inst Amended articles of Seattle Park) 529 seth av. Pulham could give no - company, of Seattle rease | satiatactory explanation being | The Washington Fire Insurance capital from $40,006 to 975,000. im the vVielnity of Mann's house Company ta & particular inter New companies Mana believes Fulham is the man) est fn the insurance of wage work The Fremont Swedish Methodist recently tried to set the Mann | ¢rs’ residences and contents. No || Episcopal church, of Seattie home on fire. risk ts too emall to interest the! Northwestern Auto Track aso- —— -—- Washington Fire Insurance bed elation. of Seattle, $1,000; F. B| EM. Knight, @ farmer of Av-| pany, Workingmen's home: Edy, F. A. Bryant burn, is dead from tnjurtes recetved | yeularty deatred. Fidalgo Mining company, of Se-| by falling from his Wed @ttie, $500,000; G BR MeCulloug needay. He was @9 years and : lived with bis son, Cory Koight RENTON HILL HOME. 83.500 Stylish new S-room cottag full light Drick basement, f place, Miller furnace, marb' plumbing. laundry stove, 92.500 cash, monthly OTTO WENDLAND. L sm, j 1016 | balan Rain Coats they are called, and so they are, for everyone ts show er proof; but they are as differ ent from the old style rain costs as day is from night. Many ¥o men wear thom evenings in falr weather because they are etyliah and attractive, and there Is the advantage of being prepared for a shower whes & comes Tane and Oxford Grays, Checks, Platts and Mixtures, strapped and pleat ed; collar fancy cuffs ilar | cut long and extra full, Will sleeves close this lot in one day at Going | this price Rain Coats That Were $26.50 for $15.00. Fancy Herringbone Crav as. enette Havelock Coats, in tan, olive and Oxford, self apped and velvet roll col fly front d mannish nany Rain Coats That Were this $30.00 for $16.50. \ very dressy yp Coat, rain and ist pro vf finest cravenette, in checks and , plain mixture best colors a and black broadcloth ; inlaid collar and « s, finished with ornament Automobile Coats, of tan 4 mixtures, fiv front enit-fited ent cravenetted cloth, w t d box plait plaited back visible hair-line plaid, self | pla front , color, double breasted, 2 | ¢ 2 pocket ar Rain Coats That Were patch pockets and turn-up | and cuffs ar et $35.00 for $20.00. cuffs, plaited sleev A ba tional value; ex pecial ape i t Raincoat pre duced te Il at $35.00, of — Rain Coats That Were the ‘ enette cloths Rain Coats That Were $22.50 for $13.50. | in tan, olive and gray, and $18.50 for $10.00 ibberized tr te the newest fel and best Fi ne Cravenett 1 t at tailored Skinner satin Coats, in tan eand g ble breasted » | body lined and handsomely double breasted, fancy | ! olaited and trimmed. Waist ed back and front, se it t-prot t fitting Bargain Basement News for ante 84 GILKEN CALICOES, A fine, soft Mercerized Calico, inches wide, in neat, dark de two igns, absolutely fast color and 2c BERKELEY CAMBRIC, ge, ! 0 yarda only in the lot of 9¢. | Berke Cambries, in hort ae lengths, from 2 to 6 yards; will "™€ | not last all day, so come earl amp | 460 SPRAYERS, B3e¢, | M Fault prayers, for $1.50 LIGHTS, ORe, 1 1 In i¢ Tae ‘ lights made treye and 2115 E. Pine Gt. it is to be a day for and buttons, a | | Going! Going ! The ing company of clothing, shox THE SEATTLE STAR-FRIDAY, APRIL 1 chances to eee it, Come heat week, Tra Diavelo” 1907. certificates for which to purchase # the certificates to be repaid out of ————_$—_$— Eye Glass Repairing |< Murray & Meck $76,000,000 with |the surplus earnings of the road) t ratiways, | under municipal ownership So op aan ‘supplies, Caben Drew va Aut bi y, of tomorrow night feon the ayne Aniomene sCompene © firat performance of We make @ specialty of replacin, ae en eG 8 000 ta," whieh fe said to be the broken lees while yon wall, ta mon ear MAY DAY | ; {ie Lae, Ean Charles Sohrerer, } thing In the Zinn repertoire, eases, Sehuchard Optical Co. as 7 | 4 . " ae a . : Washington eonomle _Myphor —_— Promised Treat. pene i ; ieee any, of Seattle, $126 % M.| Proscouting Attorney Kenneth} Next week “The Adventures of : Kernaghan and W Mackintosh this afternoon am) Lady Ursula.” Anthony Mopds | Fulton Cowle company, of Se | nounced that the warrants for the | charming tory play, will hee pre~ * (Roripps Telegraph Servier.) | ©, $6,000; W. T ~ A-letate’s alientata in the Cheater) by the FP en Rloole s } MANILA, Apri) 1®--Ilo To, on wie and M. R. Cowte Thompson case would probably be| pany at the ter next treet, a ea the island of Panay, was swept by | | paid May 1. The vouchers for the) "An American Cittzen” closem ta fire and it is feared with heavy —_ PARK (= of the physicians aggre | morrow night lose of life, Twenty thousand are mate nearly $8,000, The specific! 4 homeless, ‘The authorities have | claima are aa folows: Dr, Wit | At the Star, CoRR the cttuatior tartiing to the eyes of the early son, $2,000; Dre. Ridpath, Reed, of| Big crowds are attend ing plenickers along Weat | ® le, and MeLaiah, $1,500 each anoe at the Btar t fe ‘beach is the site of Luna| Dt. Reed, of ‘Tacoma, $760; Dr.) an is eight act } | park the new Coney ot} Shaver, $160, and Dr, Dewey, $60. nd there is not @ weale spot | j Puget sound, which ts nearing com | on it, Comedy is found in every ] Prem “thts pels je of the bay it buildings loom ap prominently, and | omen DECIDES AGAINST M. % ¢ | ae a near view of the work shows that Vaudeville, Benefit In Carpenters’ Tools at Seattle's only uptown hardware store | (Serippe Telegraph Gervien) the $600,000 the park will cout will) 4 targe nce greatly enjoyed | PR nk py ay yoo 3 oh full line of carpenters’ and builders’ supplies, Note the savings 9) uk la eeitiages Cae ; [the vaudewit ance given at! The supreme court of linots last | 0% each of these spect | oe 0 Here are of the attractions ine Grand o last night lnight returned a decision deel Block Plane, like cut above; best quality Oe tae the Benediction at the, republl- tt open J many of which» under the of the counell invalid the Musiler met. which aw {f NickelPlated Ratchet Brace, 10-inch eweep, strong and well made 9) an banquet last night, salt: = J are comp! ly ot Jewtat for the benefit 2 i . 81.10 “tare sent tn his providence tals A vunt natatorium, with | of the proposed settlement building iS aod the city of Chicago to ineue | Disston's Cabinet Scrapers, each Se the banner to be litte oft at the ltanks for ad women, hot and] 4 targ Y whe tur over to the Visit the Beonomy Basement. Brimful of bargains for the house and allow it to be borne triumphant | sight roller conster eae Opes Saterday evening to victory, and may it bear the |, round,” entirely different from “Mra, Wiggs” Sunday, | We have made a reputation for motto “Bquare deal and Wit HJ the old style; the “Canals of Ver Sra Whe tthe. Cabbage | #2200 business suits that ie of im - fed _ Tatt ter president treat cheer*/ io.» affording balf mile gondola| parte comes to the Grand Bunday |monse value. Saturdays wo are} | greeted this benediction |iite, a uhout the shoots.” sliding | hatch” comes to the Grand Suntey crowded ta the limit by men whol GCahen-Drew Company, Ine. pet Into an artifictal and| dramatisation of thia famous story |W&¥@ Purchased ope in past seasons | , NEW INCORPORATIONS ~ of other altradtions. Alig proving a# successful on the and desire another this season, W Buccessors to M, Selier & Co., Metall, big cafe will be ran in connection | stags ae the book was in a literary | Mutebinson Co, cor, 2nd and} First and Madison, (Star Specie! Garvie) with the park Way. A capable company ts prom. | USlen-at i ‘ beam wus} | susPECT ATTEMPTED ARSON. |“ owing corporation pa ave! been filed with the secretary Of) james Pulham, an oller for the “A Stranger in Town.” | state: Hammond Mill company, was ar "A Stranger in Toln.” the laugh AN EPOCH in the History of Seattle Ten feet of the famous Ranke Building being removed to provide wider sidewalk space for shoppers on busy Pike As a consequence we are making an unheard of Think of Street. slaughter on our already greatly reduced prices. It. $25 Suits Now $15 $20.00 Suits Now $12.75 $2.50 Soft Hats, All Styles, $1.50 $1.00 Shirts, Varied Styles, Now 50c Gloves, Umbrellas, Neckwear and other haberdashery at equally reduced prices. COSTELLO & GRANT entire st Ranke Bullding, Cor. Fifth and Pike ‘Vnag jail eurayag tee! AVinvayirgae! aE | vente’: Wvyyiiiceaed ck of the 1104 First ave furnishing loth- consisting hats and Eagle ( goods, We purchased the big stock of the Eagle Clothing compar at t 4§ cents on the dollar. We also contracted to accept roods that the Eag mpany had in transits This stock msists of the very t high grad ing, hats, and furnishing g@pods, and the t make xs on the market good b and in order to ™troduce € t ttle’s ‘ht tock or ale and give you t ba ever offered before. Visit our store Saturday and take ad buy pring suit atyabout one-half price. In order to accommodate all our be o y evening tut 8 o'clock, and Saturda ng until 10 o'clock MEN'S SUITS. © and She Fane Men's $10.00 New Spring ‘Suite | Men's Fine Dress Pants, fo $5.55 $3.00 anc ); go at 158 Fast Black Men's $12.50 and $16.00 Fimé Ad | Men's Fine All-Wool Pants, worth Wool Suita 80.55 $4.00, $4.50 and $5.00; go at | 10¢ Nelson Work Men's $17.50, $18.50 and 620.60 Woolen Fine Worsted Suits, in all tite MEN'S SHOES cand 3he Ne late tyles 811.45 | Men's $2.50 and $3.00 Shoe be and 50 I Men's 0.00, O and $25.00 te Fine Tweed , Thibets, Bergds | Men's $3.50 and $4.00 Fine Fine Balbriggan and Fancy Mixed Cheviots, in colors and sine latest styles and colors Men's $4.00 and $4.60 Fine each Shoes First Qualit YOUTHS’ SUITS. Men 00 Extra Fine worth 75¢ a garment Youths’ $6.00, $7.50 and $9.00 all Leather Sho All Wo Light Weight wool Suite 84.85 | Children’s $2.00 and § we worth $1 ‘ Youths’ $10.00 and $12.60 Fine #1. h garment Serges and Fancy Mixed Suit MEN'S HATS. x ul T5e Work 86.65 | $1.50 and $2.00 Men's Hats OSe Children's Suita, worth $4.00 and | $2.60 and $3.00 Men's Hats 85e and $1.00 Wo $5.00; will go at 82.85 S145 PANTS. $3.60 and $4.00 Men's Hats Tbe and $1.00 ¢ Men's Pants, worth $1.50 and . R1.85 | #1 ond $1.60 Golf Shirt $2.00; go at De FURNISHING GOODS. $1 and $1.50 Negligee Men's Corduroy Pant worth | 10e White Handkerchiefs 2 $2.50; go at 1.4 ¢ Suspenders 10¢@ | $1.00 and $1 Black Men's Working i and 60 Suspender 206 Shi Men's genuine English Corduro exident Suspenders She | $1.50 Black Sateen St MANY OTHER BARGAINS WE CAN SHOW YOU, IF YOU WIL L VISIT OUR STORE, SIEGEL BROTHERS, 1104 First Avenue BETWEEN SPRING AND SENECA STS, Ribbed Underwear ise Under Oe Shirts nd } ha no’ on. me wp kn vol in of Pa tab ine i kee all Aft abc Mc to th T “Under One Root—Evervihing to Furnish the Home G The percaline dust ruffles, which a1 iff ties of a petticoat, also appears on ore in this Iine ] tan, The factory Has if ineh Stationary knife lock, which prevents slipping Clocks Vases, Steins, Platters, Etc., at | lp Pa PRP ch Move ble and put in ite pl a McDougall Kitchen Cab- a ‘ut Into the McDougall mut everything you now and phoard, thus cu kitehen work in labor-eaver plies ables want to d but hire done men FREDERICK & NELSON. Ine Although Taffeta has advanced Bilk Petticoats hax not b raise 4 are therefore still offering th splendid values tye conts at 85.00. These are made of good quality tafe: we 12-inch flounce, with severa! rows of pin tucks is ¢ n in several also t lack ond Rea Lawn Mower Special fe Tomorrow “Giant Universal,” wh * our highest grade mower e that we have been setling for veral years, and a higly satis medium priced nm rn lOinch drive wh cutting cylinder tral revolving temp ives, which give continuous cut ta flextble The are pay : rose and changeable effects and ty pawl and of th lipped edge, agaieat ratchet fo @ 1 cutting gear, nortow Iving knives shear th 14-inch blade, $6.00; specia Or eee Clocks at Half- Price to Ce Oat | : ature nak One-Day Clocks having we order to close mini thered them ont Section, First Floor, am f Fancy China Cups on, Monk Stetaa, { out at Half-Price and Gh In the China odds and ends China PF ina Dinnerw janeware ng ated V SEE THE GO-CARTS AND REFRIGERATORS SEE THE PORCH AND LAWN FURNITURE Start House-Cleani With the Kitchen kitehben ce out the the p p in the er that wasted «& you'll do mat half the time Dougall is a wonderful A money you do many ings you have to for k of time And re r this fall to pieces and FREDERICK & NELS Incorporated Second Ave., Madison St. and Spring St AND HOSIERY st HE PROGRESSIVE MILLINERY PIKE | Where There Is Smoke There Is? 1) ! OPPENHEIMER COM uying induce ow here. sdatigienne Store atohable « Our Millinery Dopartmed howing cute trimmed your 8 toa la made on tin t ald i trimmed 40" ete nd w a silk treamers, and th price is only . MISSES’ DARK GREY LINENETTE scHook HA} i, banded, boun f . quills, 86€ ave ren’s Hose v atent Ser t — turday i ‘ net 212 ay, urday, yard 4c PIKE 87. BET. 8TH 807