The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 24, 1907, Page 12

STAR..WEDNESDAY, APRIL 2 12 THE SEA’ or; sold even below their preaent worth | schoo! for awhile on secount would bring the $1,000,000 which | sicknows | the state proposes to raise for the 7 sa = TORTURE | : : KENT NEWS. (Star Special Service) ; Women’s Suits, Walsts, Furs, Ete. —FREDERICK & NELSON, En€,—Stere Opens 6:30 , m, Closes 5130 p,m, “Under One Roof - dsc mtd to shetenal the Home ser cases on Mra, 8. Boucher for cancer, She Mike (Twin) Sullivan proved to is at the hospital the atation at Riga moat horribly This was made public in the ses oo. ectee oer S| Over 600 Dining Chairs Now Being Closed : be Honey Mellody’® master last The Christian Badeavor Society . ‘ night, cutting him to pieces in the of the Presbyterian ehurch wii! | #on of the acer ahs ge Te ob hottest kind of a 2-round go in e@fve an tee cream and cake social rey bi Bb sand adc ar th po eo e ° e and crue Los Angeles. Both men were go- at the ohureh tonight - “ ing hard at the finish, but Sullivan Be persons, presumably boys, The report #h« be 7 = 7 wee —_— had clearly outpointed Mellody, and are stealing tools and bulba from pulled out of their tng was given t! greenhouse, This bas occur xuards Hair was pulled out by ; eg the roots. Guards whipped the Mello was a willing fighter and | several times lately, Recently ‘ _ ; ; iaiged ge in a cont thal bere # stole quite & number of brass | Prisoners breaking, a ee This quantity of Dining Chairs represents the remainder of a line which it is desirable to clean up at once, We do ‘ : ® y 4 tive » s of he =o e' 0 : ‘ out his reputation for strength. But Bttings one other hem ; around cared d the inhuman wretches not permit «mall quantities of any line to take up warehouse space when it ean be avoided, preferring to force their « clever for hir r us ' and tried to saw : T hie lett to great off the lead pipes under the house, seemed to take devight Im their ber sale at deeply reduced prices, The quantities quoted in this advertising event on sale this morning, Of course Sullivan was E The winner w advantage Met y Was all but out in the seventeenth round. Mra, Geo. MeFartand is visiting Derity her brother, Fri Smith hor Seether: Pa ERAS Te | SLAY TACOMA SATURDAY The tennis court on the school { FAVORS PARK BOARD PLAN ground was 6 they will be deeply lowered tomorrow, and we may be entirely out of some of the chairs, Better come in as early gp you can tomorrow Coyle of the High Manager ! girls began Bo age and (he school baseball team has arranged 138 of These at t 95 of These at 104 of These at 70 of These at Mrs. C. G. Chittenden and Mra for & game with the Tacoma High The committee from the Commer- paldwin will entertain the M. B. School team for Saturday morning cial club does not agree with Land | adies’ Ald society tn the church Coyle is keeping the wearere of the Commissioner Ross (hat the efforts pariors tomorrow afternoon orange and black busy these days of the park board to from |" Berlin Broa. are putting in large | the High Behoo! having the best ° — vee of the « windows and fixing up the froat of echedule of years ake Washington their store upatatra me “ } j the appr a The next number of the Rpworth| |. Meslye miner ws Regular Price $1.15, Regular Price $1.26. Regular price $1.30. Regular Price $1.75, the A.- Phe Com League lecture course will be at oe 7 me 3 ' mercial club wea ord reoent- the opewm house next Monday even. [Sr 8?) * ty as favoring th boards ing. A lecture on the “Three D's sine No. 4 boulevard and shore reserve and the Three R's,” by Rew W. J.) with « toaded ¢ plan. The committee claims the Weber, of Portland to Cle Blum shore lands of Lake Union alone if atherine O'Connell ta out of Precarious ovndition. SALE OF BLACK AN) COLORED SILAS LASTS ALL WELK | TOMORROW | ——-: One of Our Rousing Shirt ) Waist Sales Fine lingerie and lawn, cm silk, taffeta silk and net waists. A showing that woald do credit to the most fastidious store, The waists are fastidious, but the prices are not —that's the beauty of it. Come tomorrow, 98S¢, WORTH $1.25. - White Lawn and Lingerie, open embrotd- ery and vine pattern fronts; also solid em brofdery, Others hematitehed and tucked; @iso tallor made. Many figured on white «round and many pretty lace trimmed mod- all te one 4. All excellent values. $1.25, WORTH $1.50. Pretty Fine white Lawn, profusely trim med with embroidery panels, fine lace and imtucked yoke; some of fine dot Swiss; oth- ers of figured lawn and percale; some tat lored chambray and Peter Pan lingerie. All tn one let te choose from special. $1.50, WORTH $1.85. $2.50, WORTH $3.25. The Fine Tailored Royal Waists, of fine white Fine Jap Silk Walats, both white and black lawn, so choice allover fronts and pretty em- pretty panels, embroidered tn sflk, trimmed with broideries, panel fronts; others of fine lace, In lace insertinginiald; collar and cufe tucked and laid, tucked and plaited: jong or short sleeves, | iace edged, long sleeves, open front and short open front or back, and many pretty models In sleeves; open back. A bargain at this price. Swise, all at one price. $1.98, WORTH $2.50. $2.98, WORTH $3.75. White French Lawn, sheer and fine, with pretty | Fine Taffeta Silk Jumper Walsta, tn solld and allover and panel embroidered fronts; lace tn- | changeable colors, very prettily designed, deep inid and deep Valenciennes lace yoke Many V yoke effect strap heading and fine pin tucks other handsome models fn this lot to be chosen } graduating below, with small straps over shoul from. All at the one price. | der and upper arm; fastens in back. $2.25, WORTH $3.00. French Lawn, in extra quality, pure white and $3.50, WORTH $5.00. lingerte mull, beautifully designed, with om Also made of alleilk taffeta, tn black and broidered patterns and Valenciennes lace, tn colors and fancy stripes; a leading novelty this laid and trimmed, finished with pin tucks and | season; prettily trimmed with wide strapping, narrow plait. Many other of these choice mod- | fancy buttons and fine tucks; opens down back els to choose from In this lot epectal | and low round yoke; very desirable. SALEOF BLA HAND cor SILAS LASTS ALL WEEK No Man Need Pay More Than $15.00 for His New Sprirg Suit or Topcoat Good fit to start with. Good fit every day you wear it. True of « Suit or Oversoat that comes from The Big Store. Expertly tailored, it retains ite shape. Correctly fash joned, it deserves to be worn among the best of men’s apparel. Meets every require Made of hardwood, in golden | Made of hardwood, in golden | Made of hardwood, in golden | Made of hardwood, in golden finish i finish finish finish. 79 Regular 85c Diners, in golden finish, at 67¢ | 136. Regular $2.75 Diners, in weathered finish, at .. $1.59 46 Regular $1.65 Diners, in golden finish, at... $1.05 13 Regular $6.75 Rockers, in weathered finish, at . $2.98 » small to mention at equal reductions Also a few Diners in quantities clale are for cash and final. livery our earliest convenience, The right f* reserved at al) times te limit the | that abell be sol@ to & custom No CO. D. nor telephone orders for these specials can be filed. All salee of th quantity of any pe 'E [REDERTCR &» NELSON & | ole Standard Rotary and Domestie — Machines No agents to bother you Evenings You save more than half, Bele Agency. , ¢ > ¥ 4 A 5 ¢ 4 Q No commistons to pay. ) ‘) 9 CLINE’S PIANO Q HOUSE 1205 SECOND AVE. DAYS LEFT (At Koh’er @ Chase's) $10 Down, Ba'ance Easy Terms Only fire « left in which to buy a plano at actual whole t Kohler & Chase's Without previous warning, we were notified by the lang lord to pick up our duds and move out, “bag and baggage AND RESTAURANT 217 PIKE ST. Tel. Roth Phones 906, be six months or more before our new “Temple « fing” will be finished, and In the meantime we de 1 to sell every plano in hand at cost rather than plac: in storage and pay Insurance Now we notify you that there are only five shopping days left in the month of April, and on May ist every plano left will go up to our at coms on Seventh and Pike. You wil! have hurry if you get in on the ale price. Remember, only $10 down takes one to your home, balance easy monthly, quarter ly, eer yearly payments Catalogues, prices, terms, etc, matied free. ANGEL CAKES: ment of the high-priced made-to-measure 8 uit or Overcoat. Costs about half as much NOTE THE PRICES: Want to lay spectal stress on the Aults and Overcoats at $16.00, which we'll deseribe more fully below. If you'd go to a local tailor he'd 8 SECOND-HAND ry Pa ree you about $30.00. Wouldn't give you « better fit, Couldn't 3 ) 8120 857 2450 Cents Ts We bave your size, your fit, whether you're long, short, stout or sien Pa #136 * S290 ie dard fer. You can get both the Sult and Overcoat at the price of etther at f i 4 8162 8750 Steinway Grand. $297 f \ tlar tailoring establishment. Read more about these wonderful i” S184 ne hens rth 8 : re 4 $550 Fischer S256 e } i _— * 4 $250 Singer $16" ° 1 on a ’ +4 | jay MEN'S SUITS AND OVERCOATS $15.00 \ - - na See g Sen View De f . mm ¢ . w 2 te by Here Suite and Overcoats good enough for an Over et -| ' : ’ as iets “s ) 4 6200 to 9709 3 ’ 7 ts are season's newest styles, made of Tan Covert and the aie | 15¢ ¢ Ge Out and See Them r sirable Oxford Gray Cheviots. They are halflined with guar \ 4 $ ‘ ; } od satin, while the body lining ta of fine worsted. In the as \\ ’ rH >; eee r rt f Suite you will find all the new styles tn imported Gray y ? + ‘ " ” . " ARCADE BUILDING T 8, Cheviote—patterns and colors without limit All : ow, $15.00. Until May 1st at 1905 Second Ave. 1 Block South of Bon Marche ew ~ tet ‘ t, at Seattle men are finding out that they're not Jewelry, Watehes, Cat ‘ s 706. _rinst Av ¢ ag i, stylish, well-fitting suit. Consequentl we are } I i me in the morning t $ powsrve, HorKiNs 4 BYER } EA . Ine. t ed . HROKERS . ks, Bonds, “4 em. f ATE WIRES z 4 Tel. Main 270, Ted. 27% t § noes 904-305-908 Alaske ’ : t Seeeesenseceeee ' t When tn doubt dy vee Iands, t Villis, 4 Colman Bldg. ee — PORES Ae ANN ATRL EES GA I EE ESS el”