The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 17, 1907, Page 7

FRITICISES PRESIDENT Renjamin Andrew chats view dow given out law leht, and de ne the Unive of Ne clared that either FRraker or Pater ‘and forme dent of banks would make a good pre versity, who a 1 in pe seater day was the ot the Rrown ity Al fy President the presi ELL WILL ADVOCATE A GENERAL BOND ISSUE an inter. ¢ he Republican candidate. vis !T SANTA ‘cLaus tics ciate ; ES sts‘ [700-2 Pike St ted b ia Corner Seventh Ave. ered Hear any ‘ATTEND RECEPTION The new Prost open the ganducted. th departments of ‘cnn of visi MUSEMENTS Waldorf Building h was « the mag to t c last with an. organ tour Chace cated Frank W Store Open Evenings Till Christmas. Mire. Edith M Mra. Sylvia W hand ‘to, and Mr. Alvin G soloists, will assist in the conc under which the new offe The atties and ses to please as well as its pred ssors. ‘The at of Yaude ludes Madge REN’S SHOES, GI ro DOTT. prom ) Fritzl Scheff. h & Elliot vt ’ a atel, con h tginal me of th nud ie bt ad hi iw a " ; § Continued Attract . The Seattle P * Mi The Loise—Clay Clement in “The The Third Avenue — “M 2 . Our stock is t “Candida” Tonight ames Young, Prank Egan and a wil preepas “ Men’s Furnishing | Areade hall t t and Goods wise WANT ISOLATION J vss.2e: 2." HOSPITAL Ee Tic health board yesterday de ned to take | Men’s Underwear jon of a0 teolation hoap matter will be brought to 200 Dosen Men's F mi of the city council in Wedeseesr, i all bear future. fine. Regular 7 Sale price PWM aatisfied w € ae ments, M! eff spring ie one and it pwed| ‘The r then wit » na man steps Lined Extra 39c coeed altos ’sH si00 oes sie the Men’s Hats allow her dwart the | ment: of the jail, He members of the « it. Claude gu that the matter would be tab 000 Men's Hate In broken sizes ater, as an American Mer, carried the bulk of the Work and with it many langhs orous lines drolly delivered Pruette ts a crusty old epi The tnd his sole “I Want What Unue When { Want it.” the chief Numbers niment of which was the Hed of bis filet a Bwhich he was brought 4 nly. Regular pr $2.50, $3. Sale en up at DISCONTINUE once 69c Men’s Fixings 3c 19c 39c Table Damask price LOCAL TRAINS. Northern Pacific wil econ «ix local trains December 19 39 and 40 on the South branch, 16 and 11 on the ays Harbor run and 18 and 19 the Butler branch have been or dered laid off on that date. The al order atm tates that th ontinaed until f Men's Linen Collars,” were Lhe ton's Tles up to 50c Men's 75 106 varieties Neckties Washington-Alaska and rm mal banks of Fairbanks Poertificates tomoffow falf Bleached Heavy Table — Damas worth thc RRR RR REE Sale price 20c tapable and the 5 Is good z rs and well Ned The Con tt ters are splendid »* She most striking th nl * * a ({_$#$__ «7 @ * fase with which r - * ; om being finished i ¢ 2 toa a Herbert's secre ain |* Cee * former * * r price # About saving money and say 9 : « 0 yourself, “I am no excep * ‘pope ed But coop oul * Children’s Hose te as it or feature ° * Og ta ee ee, overs. nothing to | y Amer 91g, to Bi; extra. he Maire. * aa ena olors. Regular price The c - * cent Ie “ . Sale price tiene tas On new | % MtKn accounts of $1.00 and " lle bil! eet ont |r enee EEE Persson eit Sit ee ean | * " Oitdren's Satirwens Monday, is & » whe > 3 fenders ci} " ie CAPITAL FULLY PAID * bildre Une fons wi ond $100,000.00 a m 6 ears. Reg if are 8 ow at yrie fo : * oie 19¢ >: NORTHERN : : : Gi Y >| * * joves >: rr ee ee The Bric Shy . TRUST * HALF PRICE : popula . co. > Whew a “ae « : . . * Fourth Av, and Pike St. Ladies’ Underwear * 4 6 Dozen Ladies’ Underwear, cot * Be with the SA AEPeser ee ee O22 ton or wool, at... HALF PRICE b the Mor — At the st ); H.L. KLEIN sme lew THE SHOEMAKER Toys = of ite wad 4 the to t get them made te and Christmas i] " ' Lese Than HALF PRICE 217 JAMES STREET Al baie | of the very best and latest STYLES OF NTS’ > numerous UT tHE SEATTLE STAR—TUESDAY, DEC. 17, 1907 ° Ne ent 5 {vee but pointed to Governor Hughes of ° ow York as the coming man of the Republican party anquet last He also expressed the opinion nis Oppoal- that one of these three men will be roll He ted in preference to Taft as t OY) bd ~ | e ot > is marine | loves will be issued and which were declared n . the sufreme court to be invaild ‘ chow that there ts a difficulty in « floating special fund bonds bearing : interest at the rate of 6 per cong, 4 t wi But Mr, Russoll believes that gen eral bonds of the elty, with the full = Wa vote of (he faith and credit of the elty > ; i ot ge them, could be sold ¢ r» fe ne i ew a , : eh pe. n pene basi ‘This wena ote! ry savingrot We opened up withea new and up-to-date stock not quite a year ago, at the corner of Seventh Avenue and Pike Street pat of wa Teve:| 1 per cent In the Interest, or-$10, The . . ¥ : faterest A per year per $1,000,000, 6 total Phe LOCATION being a little too far up the street, THE HARD TIMES HIT US just as our indebtedness became due, ee In endeav ne to saving of $20,250 a year on the pro * ~ , oon ot thes Sowad tahun oF ba neneee their money, and in order to uphold our reputation of many years’ standing we must SACRIFICE OUR ENTIRE STOCK HUBBELL BROS.E= $100,000 Worth LADIES’ READY-MADE Sl FURNISHING GOODS, MEN'S HATS SITS, AND ( COATS, APS, ET FURS , ARI DRI PFHROWN AT > GOODS, SILKS, YOUR MEN’S, OWN WE MUST RAISE $25,000 OR BUST of our item The following are a few LADIES’ WINTER COATS to quote prices 650 Coats suitable for a well dressed lady, in color nd shade former price from $12.00 Extra special for rrow 150 the very best imported Broadcloths, made of the best ed, brown, blue ack with best “Skinners in, fancy military braid fre t trimmed latest Lond 5.00. and Dress Goods and Silks 1,650 yards Black Henrietta famous arisian styles. Former price $2 Extra $10.95 Extra Special Silks Silks, in all colors 90e and $1.00 Former 39¢ Cloth, made by the Japanese 46 inches wide, elegant black mnaly Lupins,” tomorrow color Double warp Extremely fine color embroidered and Lace Hand None better. Former price $1.50; sale price iH h Id Good kerebiets, for Christmas 69¢ ouse 0 Ss EXACTLY HALF PRICE 3,500 Glas cial for 1,750 yards French Silks, in black and fancy cc plain taffetas, and all Japanese and Chinese silks lumblers, former price 10 tomorrow extra spe rs, Fancy novelties for Waists, yard wide Skinner 1,200 Odd Plates, decorated China, former price satins, all new and up-to-date in styles, colors l5c; extra special for tomorrow 6¢ and fine qualities at exactly one-half of former 750 Granite Cups and Dippers, best quality, former price price 10c; extra special for tomorrow 3e MEN’S FINE SHOES 700 pairs Men's Dress Shoes, box calf, velour calf, 500 pairs Men’s Working Shoe n real calf and patent leather, lace or button—such as Selz atin calf and oil grain, regular price $2.50; sal price $1.69 Schwab, Hamilton Brown, reliable shoe manu 900 pairs Infants’ Shoe izes O t , in facturers, well known makers. $3.00, $3.50 and all colors to fit the infant Regular price 5( $4.00, sale price $2.35 ile price 19¢ LADIES’ SHOES 5,000 pairs Ladies’ Dress 9Mf5es, in patent colt, vici traight lace Former price $3.50, $4.06 rd kid, welts and turns,jin button, blucher and $5.00; sale price Bed Comfortables’ prices cut in two Phousan f other articles we are selling at such low prices it will mutt 1 rate Remember the sale will not last fore One dollar ved is a dollar carned 700-702 Pike St. Corner Seventh Avenue Look for Waldorf Bidg. IT EIS. 8 (Waldorf and REGARDLESS LADIES’ PRICE. le Building) editors demanded OF COST or 700-2 Pike St. Corner Seventh Ave. Store Open Evenings Till Christmas. AND CHILD WE HAVE GOT Umbrellas 100 Doz. Men's and Le from t chea at exactly ONE-HALF PRICE Ladies’ Handkerchiefs « Handker chiefs 10¢ Handker chief lbc Handker chiefs se Handker chiefs ¢ finest A large assortment of extra fine Furs slashed to pieces. Lynx, Marten and Mink a full iine of Children’s ONE-HALF PRICE Coney, Fox Corsets 00 Pairs Corsets, Royal Wor 8 and American Lady, up eae “"50c This sale Notions 4s Sil . Underskirts 34, 95 Skirts at HALF PRICE Slik Heatherbloom Women’s Tailor-Made Suits