The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 29, 1907, Page 7

o THE SLATILS GTAR-TUS AY, octo8er 29, 1597 7 PEE rn ar nee merece eae etna em ea e@ TO GIVE RECEPTION |voker rooms over the Wik's cafe vot iting 4 to Frank R. MeDon-| DEMANDS HEAVY DAmAaEs, | UNABLE TO QUALIFY. TTEL Aftor four yours of official Jite| the polloe court yeutord Goorge’s court, MoDonald claimed|)@ M. Wittler, who built theg City Librarian Judson 7. Jen in Soattlo as Japanese conaul, Mg each fined #60 | CHILDREN ime Sais tiie bas ch 1) James st. cable tine, last night de Ynings, who came to Seattle from | tttwarutdew wit sive up the pod] | of Fran@R, Roll, which he said ran |MAnded from the olty council a) Albany, N. Y., wo months ago, and | tion and return to Japan as soon as | DECREES SIGNED | . Jinto the fence last spring total of $12,820.87 damages on ac| wan appointed city Nbrarian, may | his successor arrives, The retiring Dr, ¥. J, Acton, mayor for the | Jeount of the abandonment by the hold the postition. yftictal will give a reeeption at the Decrees of appropriation were ist two yours at Bremerton and | MUSICAL RECITAL. counell of the plan to create a new dincove od that the Press.) According to the Attell | Washington Hotel Annex Saturday | aligned yesterday after by Fed. | fofmer oury at the navy ntreat known as Magno! provides that an sppointee ae Oct. 29.—~ | h8 a his opponent all the way, | night, tn honor of the milgdo’s|eral Judge C,H inthe | yaFd, n mining from hi A musical recital, the first of a] Witter bullt a hotel arian must have been wr the feather wolkht ohar tand an awful beating and has & Washington Be mpany | qualite na. ith the chvdumiutan \ of David ©. Beh ager |four and oneh Alt foot rth si w the /at st four years prior to ‘hs ap. Weeks of Cripple ney i was career experienc DOWNTOWN OFFICE! t+ Martha A am |deClaye that there ta peor gp of the Capitol Hill Conservatory of |" Brade of the street pointment ing follow y unt Walter and Sybil Kygag | mére cotnoidonce in the fact thGt| Music, wax held last night at the ~ y expect to wee the Colora ail The ved in the two | Mrs, J. A. Hockort, wife of w navy Madison at, M. ©, ehurely nets AUVOE MEN eel Attell the hardest f accent wits are yard machinist, has also a ml we vn ND John Cort, K | . ing from home about the same \ i; He GRA Manager the | VOTE DOWN RESOLUTIONS, | length of tin Many are unkind | ‘: ‘ Ing Backus, | enough to suggest that the double ine Tees He a” ~ he Ve tine ad. | disappearance something to || . e | ” 4 " ~~ aH Fake ucal coat de with the a of “affinity,” | | : : mie 7 wae mas arn. rine ; pauuion. tir the pan Id out his drug store, math " audie o th all Aleka, Orien ‘oan sidera money es -Giokdet seals. ft tions in particular claimed, unpaid ac SEAT ie LE THE ATE R . ated that a site be secured wealth in general ng 98,000, Cred, . a ue raay, 280 and aah tk Dee ees 4 to President § voped dowh anc Tonia ‘ eK TO box - 7 aloe pot | tutors state Cor om n, | threaten t tak the home ~~. suk noukAw at Week Under Aoutherg “ates < Pa er bo WILLIAMS -RETURNS, |but by an overwhelming {t|over the heads of the wife and two aie dedicates | wimiee ee MT * won decided to withhold the mat: | children ecoived & complete T HIRD AVENUE T HEATER er barre | HH. R. Williams, president of the| ter for the present z “ " bie Quinces, $1.62 per box; 6 Ibs, for/C, M, & St. Paul in Washington, atts 01 DAMAGES. wc ara angry aig 4 has returned from Chicago, where GIVEN THIRTY DAYS, Pe tot $1 p pare Bigg naPagicall ty 1 ¥ puta, » « H » > o Clo! oe" ening woath:| Aww, HU Almonds, Black Wal-/he went to confor with President ___Danagen a to the amgunt ts =” cae oak tee i otrendance and Pecans, 25e Ib carling. Mr, Wiiliams reports sat-| Because he stole a leg of chickgn | “The | Nam Is Br to These € ; today was - afactory progress being made on one of the open-face lunch | ie 1s own sah og | B= COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS. the construction of the line to the! on “Washington st Ole) We do plumbing and beating mente are made to eo coaat was yesterday sentenced | Do It right. Try ys dnd seo. Get! oF ee ae re ordinance authorizing the | — — 30 days in jail by Judge our prices. @. 4. Brown Plumbing | peggy ween oe wad shail ves ot Bublle works to proceed MANY MILLS CLOSING, Co, 221 Pino st _ po Je, tanant: tani Se | ee 4 ve ruction of the new — - o Cc t by th } | : Daily, 1:00, 1:0, 9:80 soak was pansed by the council! Many of the shingle mills of the | | be appreciated by ‘Star A Mine of Laughter ; im night tate are closing for the winter, | | | those desiring & ente | te reat, Granted to the | notwithstanding that shingle stocks | worthy gnement ae ing firm of Scott & Harris | are ight and the prices i chlinhineiiindoeitiinenéaniatis } ‘ : © €0 over the elty records, with a| haa they were’ at thie time feet iT COSTS LITTLE IS THEATRE Ba of learning the system and in| year, 9 : the end suggesting @ new one for A ‘ ae m Fame sau . | jase in the city departments FINED $50 EACH, Just call us by telephone and we will tell you to « cent _ mn i stant mension hat your move will coat | Lyric Theater" : | HUMANE SOCIETY ME W. Marvt 8 oi . | r eTING. turvin, Frank Smith, Charles Mata 1888 Ind, 1. | owney- up | 4 | | Anderson | gular weekly meetin ¢ e Humane the Chamber of at § o'clock tonight and James Miller | Saturday night in the ra MOVING AND B EKI N STORAGE CO., Inc. | Company COR, THIRD & WASHINGTON. 914 First Av. Fire Proof Storage Cut Freight Rates Week ED VAUOHVILLE. held at rooms of October 28th. UNEQUAL Heat you You can me house with a furnace. 4 guaranteed furnace PANTAGES VAUDEVILLE) | Leave Pier 2 to see dattleships. for $65 at G. H. Woodhouse Co.’ ! ANTAGE VAUDEVILL rae Thateher, Minstrel, Una Chay *e@ 112 University at . Here Jansen @ Co, Hardie Langdon, Biwell, Pantegesoops. 3 : | QUICK MONEY SALE Money is tight down in New York. Manufacturers are hard pushed. They want our money. We want their goods, Their appeals for funds are piteous and they offer us their products at sacrifice prices which we simply can not resist when bargains for Seattle people are always in our thoughts. “QUICK MONEY” Is the Watchword of the Sale Read every word of this circular or, fasten Crm Troupe of Bleyelists, 2%e per Id. 100,000 great 4-page circulars, telling of the bargains that await you, are now being distributed in Seattle. better still, bring it to the store and prove what it says. Ladies’ and Children’s READY-TO-WEAR DEPARTMENT Offers the biggest list of genuine bargains in Ready-to-Wear Garments ever made by a cloak and suit department in Seattle. ; cooking | 25 per box.| Se per box. | » j Se up Summer | 10¢ I. Bibs. for 2c. B0e per basket ‘Me lb We per basket; | CRAVENETTE RAIN COATS White Mus 3c; Cornichon $8.98. WOMEN’S SUITS, $17.5 $20.00 and $25.00 Values. SEPARATE SKIRTS, Worth Up to $10. $5.00. 00. BLACK SILK WAISTS, $3.49. * Regular prices $5.00 and $6.00. . 1.25 Positively Worth $15.00. tr 18 mr ‘ i rhe had yee hy “grag “gage Mnges Ah In this lot will be found All-Wool Fine Quality Black | Taffeta Silk ight, medium and dark shades of that fs In dem medium and short Panama Skirts, in the very latest ma : ‘ tan, brown and gray Also some tight-fitting eo jacket suits r J Waists—Soft finish; two styles, fall and full plaited and warranted perfect fit ting. Also all kinds of new Fall % 1 . models, extra wide Some are plain, strictly tailored; others are stripes and dark mixtures. The ma terials are guaranteed all wool and absolutely waterproof. The one made with frill tucks covering trima Materials a od wit k braids and so serges, cheviots and entire yoke, cuffs, collar, also a few assort novelty wool st ackets have best grade : : down back. Other style made ment includes every style that is be sit and satin | Skirts extra wide and Novelty mixtures, Lots of blacks, ea sre on ing shown this season. Regular made latest style, Regular $20.00 and $25.00 browns, navys and gray. Regular with fine tucks and embroidery. $12.00 and $15.00 coats values. Quick Money Sale price...... $17.50 values up to $10.00. Quick Money Regular $5.00 and $6.00 values. i Quick Money Sale price ; Sale price .... $5.00 .$3.49 No Extra Charge for Alteration. 4 Quick Money Sale price... GIRLS’ COATS $3.19 Worth $4.00 and $5.00. Navy, GIRLS’ DRESSES $3.49 Regular $5.00 Value. muaranteed All-Wool and Cheviot and Serge Dresses, for children 1 to Children’s Dresses $1.09 Regular Price $1.50. Plaid Dresses, Children’s Bear Cloth Coats $3.49 Worth $5.00. White Bear Cloth Coats, for for children from 1 to children Black, Brown, Red, Green and 14 years. Three styles, including 7 vears’ size Yor ozens of P atte ¢ » 14 years. Nicely made and finished ligase Sra Apap ha from 1 to 7 years’ sizes. Double d zens of Plaid Patterns to choose har tale a if ' sil Rs ! . Nisate tstunen t ac breasted and finished with six large from. All-wool material and beau with braid, straps and fancy but Sailor suit, Nicely ne t a 4 } Soa, Grail. Cokeee dante, bod and tonne pearl buttons This Coat is sold tifully made and trimmed Worth tons. Our regular $1.50 dre Regular price $5.00. Quick Money everywhere at $5.00. “Quick Mon- $4.00 and $5.00. Quick Money Sale Quick Money Sale price ...$1.09 Sale price $3.49 ey” Sale price $3.49 Domestic Department Warm Underwear for Women and Children DRESS GOODS Our stock complete and prices absolutely TOWELS. PILLOW CASES. | \ lowest here during Quick Money Sale. Cotton Huck Towels, good size and weight, | 42x36—Gale price, each 10¢ ‘ ‘ ' . ; i " yep ae worth pair. Sale price, each S¢ | 42x36—Sale price, each Our varieties of staple and fancy Woolen } : Samples of Underwear from the largest Good Quality Huck Towels secié: oh elie | 4 { t manufactories in the country Thi oF alk tak Sanka me toa ee i5e Dress Goods and Silks are very attractive, in | ae : 4 gine A each ithe OUTING FLANNEL. Mino ail the etave ™ ‘alls gtd | ludes union suits, wool or cotton flee Linen Huck Towels, specially priced, eact Amoskeag Outing Flannel, in light and dark col cluding all the weave effects and color style i 4 great assortment of under vests at ha B2Z4e, IME, 17¢ and 15¢ triper, ¢ Sells everywhere 1 that the leading spinners and dyers have pro i ' slate? 5 ke in fi Linen Damask Towels, fringed aid hematitche Redueaa to ’ 4 aes H 10 poets ter e and juality. Sale price. .29¢ and ‘ase Best Quality Outing Flannel, in # duced for fall and winter. 4 - “ Turkish Towels ached, good 10¢ value, Re cheoks, plaids, etc. Our regular 1 1 Regular b goods for ereereess duced to 8 Lite Reduced to $1.25 Quality All-Wool Panama Suitings, 52 inches wide, We wp ye se Bagg toe BSe and 45¢ Large Bleached Turkish Towels, 260 regular, | 10¢ Outing Flannele—Lots to choose from. Re guarantee this to wear; all staple shades and black. Quick en p-taow Ribbed Fee they wo Reduced to, each 20¢ duced to & 13¢ Money Sale price, per yard S5e 500 Mis Union Suits, good Reduced to Tie Grade of Outing Flanne be weight, for fall and winter wear full Mne of « Quick + oeTeS a TT . a fm a 75 1 AILW. ‘ hiffon in fcloth, imports ” Money Sale price aze ence AND GESTS. | BABY FLANNELS Garnony ered Cuinh, an4 94, indber wiaii. salar, enone, ; 0c Women’s Ribbed Heavy Fieece-Lined Vests and Pants; a 72x29 Unbleached Sheet; worth 59¢ each All-Weol and Half-Wool Baby Flannele—Prices cory exciinal ad Clack Gal taaaay Gol onan. a ae warm, good-wearing garment. Quick Money Bale price 25¢ duced to oem, per yore ide to $1.50 ’ Children'e Wool Underwear, ribbed or natural shirts and 12x90 Bleached Sheet, one of the bx Apron Checked Ginghams, per yard Se $1.75, $1.98, $2.25 Novelty All-Wool Suitings, all 64 inches drawers; complete line of sizes from 6 months to 14 yea ag Seam. Torn and hemstitched ma Best Quality Amoskeag Checks, per yard ...9¢ wide, and the best that is shown in the city at the Proof against colds during winter month » 20 t ling at 900. Reduced"te 79¢ - ~ aT ine stated above To clear, we give you your chotce ¢ Quick Money Sale price 126 9-4 Bleached Ghecti ing, She quality, Reduced to FLANNELETTES. this Quick Money Sale, per yard izen 26 to 34, Quick Money Sale price 696 yard = 20¢ | Kimono Flannetettes, in every wanted design : : 290 Children’s Extra Heavy Ribbed Underwear © lined A2inch Pillow Muslin, worth 176) Reduced to, | color, ete, Reduced prices, per yard $2.50 Quality All-Wool Chiffon Broadcloth, 54 inches wide. A Iver gray color; very warm and clastic. Quick Money yard | 12%¢ 16 23¢, 15¢, 11¢, 8 13¢ beauty at $2.50 per yard; colors, black, brown, cardinal Bale price a8e navy blue, Quick Money Sale price, per yard $1.49 laven Drug (0. <a Second Avenue AON FANON 5 Na A A OR a BEDDING SECTION COMFORT SPECIALS ort, $1.00 Reduced price... .S5¢ 4 alze Cotton Comfort, quilted, § Reduced to DMe Cot f 1 Comforts, sanita mad urge «ize a from. Regula BEDDING SECTION PILLOW SPECIALS w, 90 va 1cad to pound Fe Pe beat Shoe Repairing While You Wait etl? JAMES 91 onder Home of the Universal Range to choowe to $6.00 —— ao Reduced to THE BED SPREADS "ge © BLANKETS ) { White Spreads is alwa arge and . Get Our price Wool and Cotton Blankets before buy! mtn Clothing Co. apr in the wh le coun It : 11 SECOND A rl onto 1 gy specially pe ‘ or pair, BOE to $3.60 rs ¥ 1 Our reduced pri V Blankets, specially priced, per patr 29 to abe Pnion es" MAY MANTON PATTERNS, 10¢. HAMILTON BROWN SHOES & PIKE gr