The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 21, 1907, Page 8

THE SEATTLE STAR—THURSDAY, NOV. 21, 1907. the board of 1 terest to the toamaters of this city to Seattle and|He advised work along lines that building of the new | would bring the local uniog up to HOW T0 BE A REAL i geeecyise “ | flreboat lthe proper point of effiete Divides Chain Gang. | Resume. Wheat Buying. Superintendent of Le, | and! Orders were gigen yesterday to faewine M. 'T. Mahoney, tn Consul outside agents of the Kerr-Giftord | tation with Chief of Polloe Wap. Co, to resume the buying of Kast penatein, haw de jod to hereafter ern Washington grain, Since the Under One Root—tver. Furnish the Home 6 FREDERICK & NELSON, Inc. STORE CLOGES DAILY AT 6:30 Teprac Wilton Carpet to Be Closed Out at ... ‘ythi omplte ries tas Ire rahe cases a3. cath re bye gn ty Mes eam The Teprac is a line of Wilton Carpe ting: which we are discontinunrl a lull tn baytng, bi » movement |If Investigate Wage Reduction, of wheat ts expected to take onjMe It is made by M, J, Whittall, one of the country’s well:known me ikers. OWe Aa jan impetus again now Light Registration, Up to yesterday but 600 voters had been registered at the elty hall for the seheol election on Decen 1 To Discuss Charges, The garbage men of the city | have ® meeting called for Satur | Meeting Postponed. lday night at the Labor Temple to | tm order to afford Mayor Moore ‘discuss the matter of incrensed jthe opportunity of being prosent| charges for haaling }Chairman Gul of the charter re Organize Orug Clerks, | | vision commision has postpon The organization of the @rug) the meeting of that body postponed clerka of Seattle as an adjunct for tonight, to Tuesday evening. jof the Central Labor Counell fs Addresses Te. ore. proposed by J, MH, Hubaschak of The decline in wages of the mon working for contractors and build ora haw caused the Central Labor eounell to name a committees to make an in¥estigation on current cgnditions, The report of the com: | ef mittee will be made at the next | meoting of the general body offer seven different patterns—-one Khiva, two i block effects, two Sarabands, one two-tone green and one Garman ‘Tapestry effect All of the e foregoing have border to match, While the remaining stoc k lass, tomorrow and Satfrday, the special price will preyail. It is evident that early buying is advisable, NOTE—There will be an additional®charge of 10¢ per yard if we lay and line pecially peicial : leprac Wilton Carpeting - ag gon Maynor pony tateie Sofa Cushions, Special 2.0 = George W. Hiriggs, auditor of the Ban Francisca, International or tures have been arranged for spe In our workroom we have made up an ext ssortmént International Teamsters’ union, ad-|gantzer: of the retail ka and cial sale tomorrow at 19¢@. May fine Sofa Cushions, using for the covers 1 nts andi dressed a large audienc t Labor of the International Protective as Temple last night on matters of in- | sociattie be had with either gilt or black | lengths of fine upholstery and dri Aper fal he file frame and in panel or oblong ef | these Pillows is high meet) silk flo Shee fects, the latter measuring 6!4x13 Saturday, each i iy fort t ° ¢ ql inches. The Pictures are fac-sim In addition to the imade- up P cite. thie re is; ine of attraes suusile | Fads and Fancies in | iles of oils, and represent many sub tive Pillow Tops to choose from, Thes« e 20 inches and 2 “3 | jects, among which are Pastoral, inches square, made of reps, silks, tapestric rs and other calle e | Marine and Rural Scenes. Special | fine upholstery and drapery goods. Price soc e — Fashionable tomorrow, choice .......... 19¢ | Pee i eae ati it eae ae gat 25¢, 50¢ ‘ia cool, Lt Housefurnishings Specials for Tomorrow s Selli of any size pla No. 1—When a cat licks herself F | more than usual it will rain soon. 00 wear i elise ; : | Y FOLDING WASH-BENCH, SPECIAL 75e—When UNIVERGAL FOOD CHOPPER, SPECIAL & 1 lee leaniy Wale on ergo ih | open ready for use a tub can be set on either aide and a wringer eutters, This Chopper cuts with great wi 2 ESEERE SES on the upright wringer attachment. When not ing or mashing, all kinds of me ats, « ned, 8 Late Bing: bed gai doen AT In use it can be folded, thus occupying little room. This Folding frults and vegetavies, into rm plec © oF “_ Soll tence dull and | Fa “8 Wash-Bench is extra large, strong and well made 5c coarse, as desired. Special cakey some time before a rain | & superior article of it# kind, Special tomorrow NICKEL-PLATED CRUMB TRAY AND SCRAP ER, : s storm. } ’ GARBAGE CAN, SPECIAL $2.50—Thie Can is made of extra heavy These are nicely embossed and the && Weather forecast: “Slightly ri |" No, 5—When your newspaper | galvanized iron, and measures 24 Inches in height by 18 Inches in black handle. Special . ing temperature, rain sroaeres tears easily, rain ie in the air, | diameter, Has erpendie ilar reinforced ri 8 siden tiatior FAMILY SCALE, SPECIAL $1.25—Colur : ae And then you laugh and leave nore ad | - ndlex, raised bottom and flat cover with flange whieh fite ‘ax'uw lo 91 ade, tae totie White< ‘ Pm 1327 Second Avenue snugly over outside of can. Special 9 sath van, ties 2 b collas, dné stes the house without your umbrella, | soyeral hours in advance, by sim eries tomorow gilt rim n scoop with collar, am pn the theory that the weather | ply keeping an eye on things | square, Can be used with platform f ora Re m itn me cauanen the household cat, | NO. 8 AMERICAN WAFFLE IRON, SPECIAL 650—This packages, or with scoop for weighing ¢ le me "But if the weatherms salt, your gloves, umbrella or walk: | Iron is ma y the Griswold Mfg. Co. It in the ge | bulk. Spectal mande nature Is not always ing stick, your newspaper and shoe proved. Amorioan, Wattle lren—the only’ one having | TWO-BLADE MINCING KNIFE, SPECIAL 180—Thip vay a mood. The dame has pro laces, are prognosticators of weath shaped rim which catches al drippings and prevents grease from | Mincing Kalfe is made in one piece, t , rast from tore vided, aay » who study such er changes. It is only necessary to| apattering on the fire. Bakes perfectly; easily taken apart and | 45 steel. Blades are tempered and i re cleaned; has long wood handles which prevent pred: everyone pay ention to become a prophet oe sabi : f can foe -tporoach py train pi ig edly aenettate burning of hands, Special price tomorrow C | nicely nic pecial a crus ‘i y i se ee ETD SEVEN-PIECE NUT PICK GET, SPECIAL 18c¢—Set consists of j NEVER BURN” DRIP PANS ‘ PRICES — 2 ‘ 4 Nat Crack and six Picks to match, all packed in pasteboard box, | bisherade Drip Pans make excellent bakin; co 1 open 99 a. j cumbed to a long illness Tuesday Rach plece is made of good quality atecl, nickel | ‘They are equipped with coppered rods or 0 whieh take allt ' iMra. H. R. Robtoson, 903 Thirty tion of heat Bast LANDERS, FRARY 4& CLARK CARVING SET, 6PECIAL $2.25— | Three Plece Set, ce ing of Knife, Pork and Steel, each having 8x12 sixe, specially priced at ........... oe ® atag handle with plated cap; Sinch biade is of extra quality | 12x17 size, specially priced at Stoel Set mplete in lped box Special tomorrow « 14x20 size, specially priced at sixth av. N s. Ogden te sur vived by a son and four daughters Aged Man Dies. At the age of 70 years, Lucian well known in Seattle Lumberman Dead. a ot A. C. Warner and Gyorge M. J the Brown J. R. Gay, both of this city & foster Co, lumber dealers, died at the home of his daugh @ heart disease last night, at his B. MH Ogden, 546 Holly av home, 1520 Harvard av. He leaves 5 pe Ml FEE mur Seattle Paul, yesterday after a short ill |a widow and two daughters - ness of typhoid pneumonia. Offer Servic: Home. Aged Woman Dead. ok & Penton, marine en of the Mrs. Susanna Logan, as of New York, have made a Great teeta ave = Majestic Range «+INCORPORATED ... MATINEE SPECIALS = The early morning hath gold in its mouth.” Matinee cialis, as the French would say, are Morning Speciale—-Laots of good merchandise found here and there through the store and marked at prices notably lower than real value for early buy ers. Most of them will be closed out in a few hours—not worth while to ask for them after noon. Come early tomorrow morning. ERE We know that our prices afe not to be duplicated elsewhere Try our Ladin’ or Gentlemen's Shoes at $3.00 and $3.50. You will find them positively perfect in fit, superb tn style, and In durabil ity second to none. We are special agents for JOHNSTON & MURPHY'S HIGH GRADE POOTWEAR. Also DR. REBD'S famous CUSHION SOLE SHOES. These two makes are known from the AUlantic to the Pacific an the best that money can buy. The fin est selected leather and other materials necessary to bulld good = : = | Four Per Cent Interest — Compounded Semi-Annually, Is Paid on _ Savings Accounts | Until 10:30 a. m. Tomorrow 15¢ Lonsdale Muslin | O-4+C Other Victors §10 t Terms #0 easy never miss the ter select one for Xmas ao shoes are employed in these brands. You know what Lonsdale Bleached Muslin is, Bove SCHOOL Wallin & GIRLS’ scHOOL | ||! so there’s no need to say any more. Retail price o egal ote a = ay is I5c. Two hours Friday morning at See pened Dare Nordstrom tall footwear tor 4¢. No phone orders.—Main Floor. pec nt yen he m / nd very aon all leathers. 1327 Second Av. plete. Until Noon Tomorrow 124c Dress Ginghams | 8C Fine, Strong, Durable Dress Gingham, in checks and stripes; washes perfectly; good for women’s house dresses, children's dresses and boys’ waists. No phone orders.—Basement Store. $25 inGold | Free To anyous suggesting the best Trade Phrase” for the Savoy Hotel Write or cal) for lists of points at hotel or No. 7 Hancock building, Beattle. Contest ¢ Jecember 16th. Earn this $25 for Chrixtmas Until Noon Tomorrow 50c Bath Robes |35€ Infants’ Outing Flannel Bath Robes, made of dainty pink or blue pin stripe outing flannel, with cord and tassel; 50c values at 35¢. No phone orders.—Second Floor. Replying to the question asked by our custo and the people of Seattle, “How can we afford te that beautiful Priestley’s Cravenette Raincoat, down town for $15.00, for $10.00 Those 6 pairs of Fine Woo! Sox for $1.00, down tewn for $1.50 : This fine, heavy Wool Underwear, sold down towal for $3.00 a suit, for $2.00, and an immense line oF High Grade Fall Clothing 1-4 to 1-3 Less Than Down Town Stores We would say that our capital is not tied up in fool ish, glittering fixtures and exper e plate glass mit rors; neither do we pay the ex int rents paid down town Special Sale of Shirts ALL OF OUR SOFT, STIFF AND PLEATED ROSOM SHIRTS FORMERLY $1.50 AND $2.00—FOR $1.25. OUR BIG pis COUNT SALE STILL CONTINUES TO BRING ENORMOUS CROWDS TO OUR STORE Every Suit, Overcoat and Cravenette Is Reduced aS% JUST NOTE PRICES BELOW. eee eee eee Tee 3 Bank Until Noon Tomorrow 35¢ Haviland Plates | 23C Haviland & (¢ Vhite Parisian Pattern Din ner Plates, size inches; regular price $3.50 a dozen. Friday morning only at 23¢@ each. Ne phone or mail ‘order Basement Store. FULLY PAID 9,000.00 Until Noon Tomorrow 40¢ Colored Damask | 1 9c Turkey Red and Blue Table Damask, 60 inche Overcoat, now 0 Sulit or Overcoat, now Suit or Overec now Sult or Ove oat, now Ve keep no useless floor walkers, and as our clot! dise is bought directly from the factories, no mid I ther merchan- en crafters, have $26.00 Suit or Overcoat, now Overcoat wide, in pretty fancy checked design perfect! $20.00 Suit or Overcoat, now any rake-off from our business If you question these nents, inquire fast in color; wear guaranteed; the best 40c col $18.00 Suit or Overcoat, now J as to the rents, the enormous cost of useless fixtures. and the array of ored damask in the cit No C. O. D. or tele $16.00 Suit or Overcoat, now..... ...05 ess¥s tape and swagger of semi-officials and silent partner many of those phone order Main Floor. places, and you can see at a glance how it is that we ca: rsell them, Los ; Author the oi Astonish; Smith, Shosts, le hor Braves, Yenee an, with his ' moles: that ® house We wattle, Second Avenue and Pike Street. New York, % Walker 6 roEMARCHE Paris, # Clie Trovies. Chomnite, 22 Theater Gtrnsse Manchester. 48 Faulkner St OURTH AND PIKé 8T F ieee eee ee 2 2 umes | Costello & Grant THE SHOEMAKER ‘esotrSaeteat at's |] Ranke Bullding 424 Pike St. eee ee ee 2 423 Pike Street - Near 5th measure at 217 JAMES STREET.