The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 1, 1908, Page 7

THE SEATTLE STAR—WEDNESDAY., JAN. 1, 1908. 7 —— ne meme cate nee ae nee eer rere “Ring Out J 8) O &3 Ring in the Old, the New” Pre-Inventory | Pre-Inventofy Stock-Pruning e|Stock-Pruning Sale Continued wre Sasien en ee elle ome acutiianat on aneen te eee Sane Sale Continued by effecting new and great economies. At the beginning of the week we published iste of our furniturd@reductions, and here we publish ists of thegflerce IONALD B. OLSON | | UPFORMAYOR | sit Tichet Democrats Nominate By Convenion,| Brg’etcx xa = Coatrary to Spirit of Primary Law—Metcalfe to Be) sons: "cer tt sinae se Asked to Withdraw. thigk there snuat be ethers besides there. BR. Olson was nominated | hind closed doors, newspaper wen GOLD PRODUCTION Jobn Y. Terry for comp-|and all persons net in sympathy TAILED aa EY Daulton for treasurer) with the movement being denied WAS cu GW. Hawkins for corpora:| admission Thirty-three and one-half tons of | at a convention of| The nomination by conventions whieh of candidates to be voted upon at} quarters any primary election ts an open! 4 3 gold were received at the local as King County Democratic | violation of the apirit of the direct | gay office during the year 1907.} 12% yards Madras » Areade Annex Mooday |primary jaw, although no penalty |. * ~ ” “ ‘ J : ; Bee entareny Gaucecen. Aather the vielallan of thle provision | pr qs ep ees sees —— = cuts in our DRAPERIES, BEDDING, CARPETS and RUGS, togetber with additional Comforts—All Colors. ‘of this action by the com jis provided. The law permits party line voles was $17,276, 18 cuts In our Furniture Department Neguiar Cut James B. Metcalfe jorganisationa to provide for con 5 3 “ 706 satel te = . : ico, = Priee. * General to withdraw bis| ventions for the adoption of plat | ‘ ve Res ged a on 3 hy The SALE for the first two days of the week was patronis 4 by @ great number ” and worn, : sie on of candidacy for the|forms and other purposes “Provid:| joi terond an m produces with wee ' # 1.08 J of people, and they secured a great many exceptional bargains, ‘Those of you who otten end down mayoralty nomination, /ed, that In no tnatance shall any) . & presucer, Btripe and wool ‘ | did not aval! yourselves of that BALE missed a great opportunity, ba® here is an as clear field for Mr. |convention have the power to nom: |S" OUtPHt Of $6,106,028.91, and the | HE vi sesirtes 18 yards .. Seta ion, '8 t mias thi t \ feaving @ linate any candidate to be voted | ¥"K8. which comprised mainly the MP vit iics is yards © * [other chance though in a different direction, Do not mins this opportunity also, yp 10 keep down all op jfor at any primary election.” jrecelpts of the Klondike, was third seo | Understand, of course, that this SALE is subject to the same terms as the last, to-wit 2.6 effort . Jon the Hat with $1,954,864.06, Out CASH ON iD WIN Ne CHANGES. GOODS BOLD IN PRESENT CON. Siar Olson's candidacy, | Ricdethi Goaiiiabad jon the } h y ee | CASH ONLY AND FINAL. NO > ne fas no assurance of be} py < jside polvts im Alaska provided 1.0 | DITION, NO MONEY REFUNDED, NOC, 0. D, TELEPHONE, TRLBGRAPH OR ; vam though Gen} TMS feature of the primary law | $488,605.33, and British Columbia | 2.0 v1 “at SaEVERSEs Af OUR COMER! san mental, ox he twduced to) Wee thoroughly gone over by the had depavits of $1,354.864.06 to tte 1% | MAIL ORDERS FILLED. NO GOODS HELD. DELIVERIT . =“ TH Kuties, the cigar |eaders of the Seattle city party|credit. Last on the list comes r Pg | ence. 5% we ait Insists upon his) Mevement early in the primary | Washington and other states, pro Papeete 6.08 See tp enter the race i That party contemplat: ducing $76,975.76 of the grand I seal : ed the tindorsement of proapective | toval | > zace Curtains. ‘ @eelares that his dee | a anasioney will be died |CAndidates by public oF semi-pub-| ‘The falling off in receipts from French Cretonnes. ins tins Se end tener Maton “n ead of the present te gatherings of its members, but ihe northern districts amounted to youtet Reguies Cut a4 the upon fading that mock action youre approximately $6,000,000, and is due oy ’ Prie® : © contrary to the spirit of the /iargely to labor foubles expert | s 408 Iria Polmt core see A000 © 6.00 Not Party Convention primary law, decided to take no/ enced during the past summer. The | Portierss oo irik P 4.00) «66% Bedspreads. cut democratic convention Was) such action, That party, there total receipts at the assay offige Portiores — Leather ou Ivieh Point o Te 688 Price Prise. & regularly representative one fore, adopted the method of cireu-| since it was established, on July 16, | | Leather 1 Irish Point wo 1920 White—Palt size ™ 88 ih delegates selected from (he lating petitions asking candidates | is98, up to December 16, 1907 | Leather a0 Filet no White ™s 1. Grants aad precincts by the |to enter the several contests, the |amount. to $166.429,924.09 | Leather o Fistet os ye is bat an invitation affalr,| petitions being signed and present. | ; ane 4 Leather aw Cony % 4975 White 60 to which was by pe led to the prospective candidates} : 1. “ Hope 0 uny os ‘of those having the morone without action thereon by any for BRIEFS BY WIRE | ee o | ene ry Ctuny a ‘share. It held its meetings be-| mal assembly of electors | iy age so say so nlite . " Ee EEE sated ‘ | . 8 os Nope so rar howe o REPUBLICAN CLUB TO -HOLD FIRST "> ic-Smco ‘usage ff China and Shiki Siw wi $3 | te tes . to peeserve order betw the min. ater Rope so Duchess ve jers and the strike breakers at the | Pertieree--Nope ow | Corded Arabian 6 | PUBLIC MEETING | Wilkeson Coal @ Coke company. | | Verierts—tope ew | sich ‘aauiiiien o ~ |7 Edward Hughes, 19 years old, ts Pertiorss—Reve ? 20 orded Ar | aaner’ On oe jlost in the woods near Helling-| Portieres-~Mepe on waded Arabian “ Tales, ‘Prien. Hyland. The meeting will be called to| ham, and searching partios are} Ports Repe te | Corded Arabian se | : Proeess to 1s be Han. | onder by P., J. Farley, president | Ot - | Portteres Rope 5.00 Garées S14 6 7) hore Of the club.“ while P. FP. Nordby,| The Industrial Workers have Portierte wee 688 Gordes aie 188 no Be Ge principal epee ho Chairman of the executive commit:|started an agitation in the Yukon | a orded si} ‘ss meeting to be held at the tee, will be the presiding officer |for an cighthour day ° so 8 4 ms of the Commercial club to This is the (rst attempt of the! ° when New Year was ushered | Sie ataie ck Eelaae aatee 1” 68 é 4 - _ - — moe Mant under the anspiows Seattle Republican club to hold|in jast night, Alabama's prohibl $i yards plain and figured aise ° Wood Chests Gulile Republican club, the a general public meeting, although |tion law went into effect | BH Regular Cat pergene ot which Ix to urge all re- the club has now been organized | ve york landiord out Hf Prive ‘eebiicas veters to get out early aod for more thaw a year. The elub| ** ‘or’ diords, eapoctnl y Madras “ 2 Camphor Wood re Siete ie the approaching runic: claims a membership of 473 active |°" ‘Me east side, announce that o | os | phor Wend i oe oe ° mombere }they will reduce rents. Imported Past Corered Medrae, te all colors: | os | 1 1695 Gum “ sultable for dining room, porter, bedroom aad | Zolted burlap covered ..., ‘ ee <a BA sg enenemeeed Alabama Saloons Closed. oe mabilihe . cities | | Genenoxie 8 year, if T have never loved BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Jan, t—At Vries Codar—19%5 16.50 before, I shall did some soul to [the stroke of 12 Inst night every ley saloon in the state closed its doors, | i ee z that po may the prohibition aw thea ‘onta into ———— omen ‘Steuart will appear at the “Btrongheart” toaleht f 1 5 time. Tosrrrow night ‘Tie all g | ¢ the remainder of the week | | #4 Table Covers Crimkie Tapestry Odd’Sized Tugs. 6 63 “ 6 ws ry 2 5o vo — 3 0 3 o H ] e | Made Prom All Grades of Carpets. More” with Jimory H - ~ Regular Cut Price, Price. | Nets and Curtain Goods. 2 ; A 8 company §= coming s | & i Witten Vetwet 1 taT-4 s fat ee “Arson XY COR FIRST AVE.6 COLUMBIA ST. =| et 3 . "The Alaskan.” Meares | < wi = se The Atasiaa,” the Seat:ie mate ‘ 8 8 bs e Meare theater. “The Nan | : Carpets and Rugs. Fey 8 le | inerain any ’ FA 4 f= | Our January Sale of {ff seecercc ees | 2S) =| gee 4 H O-Wire Tapeciry Pullin Oar. | 4 ° 4 | os | Wane te-¢uis e 4 and F145 Rody Bevmete and | ro bac aEey 9S | Body Brumele—s-061-0 7 Tomorrow opens our Annual stg aes? Sete be at | 4} reeheen «| oes 3 | January Saleof Undermuslins. The Th eaec went ae} tS | » | i 3 | event this year is fully as impor- se) tant as any in the past. The gar- | ments are of the usual splendid canons + sao whether they be of the | FRESH FURNITURE FATALITIES Leather Couches. / Cheval Glasses. Center Tables. Regular Morris Chairs. “see | finest of French Lingerie or the |] £8s"e22"" | este=sanenes cour | eee | Seeteceey once ram ‘ ‘| least expensive makes; the lines |) SoS"... | “tetanic Hes | s2a-atannay Gener Table 9. 6690--Leawtber Couch SBsssesuses- o- are complete; and the pricings are ee ean beer rs 25% lower than on ordinary occa- Hall Seats. | coe enemas ; j sions. ¢. Reguiar cut Dressing Tables. | S44 —Duit atatow'y © Price. Prive Reeula « Dull Mahog’y ¢ " . zi 16 B~Gelden Oak Hall Sent Joiden Oak Dressing Tabte # 2 ea | - z alee High Neck Gowns Closed .Drawers | west hee mreagpertion 2 tee | 3 ote ‘gts he ly is | Weathered Beat “ Mahogany Dressing Ta 1. #8 Leather Rockers. ; Low Neck Gowns Combinations Maple Reman. Chait S| t9te cotton Oak Mall Beat. 19 1407—Mahogany Dressing Table (v.00 dt.00 | Sasa : | 1916— Weathered Hall Seat 2 219-—-Birch Dressing Table and | . ‘ : : x | Chair . 0 0 me ‘Onett} sisters, acrobats, and Chemises Lingerie Sets | ewes 20\—Maple Dressing Table aad wee Fite Siar thogter this weet. Corset Covers - | Long Skirts | Shaving Stands. 220—-Golden Ouh Dreasing Tabio : Pe Psse. Aang . i . o Yyautar ¢ and see se | ee At the Lyric. A Open Drawers | Short Skirts % | Price, | sosr-—Watnut Dressing Ts eee ie a Weathered #having 1 ietieit. tiene . Ps . Lyric theater is this weet | aan S ee | Mahogany Shaving Bond pote wae * ree Che co. “er “The Seminary Giris,” af ciate canoeing Mahogany Rocker Getden Oak Shaving Stand | jogany Drelsing Taule j *% iu which Posty's Orien. Secoud Mand Chatr ™ | Golden Ook Shaving Btand 14.60 ae ORE 5 6 08 9 y—Laatior Recker s rs are appearing. | Golden Oak a 18.60 | anh fay Dressing Ta Plena - ~~ me Saye, < set | » Rocker—Leather rscornvenr. | Our Removal Sale weet 3 : = a t | 6 i " her Chair 2 Be feturos of the Alaska cable) | leiden Oak Bhaving Stand. 14:68 | Writing Desks. ; ; mercial i handle ; 5 g | in Oak Shaving Stand. 31.0 } om ma eimai aati 1907 ge oan cee Those satisfied with nothing shert of the best | Sane Bee tee 4 : .| i . Mirr Outside of th * Pra . ano «| S#—Walnut Writing ‘ors. : é te hisinoes wien | are finding that our Removal Sale means a stib na ise | 21 Walput Writing : Regular Cut show in the statement of ' se eke ar Cut 118—-Walnut Writing Dew . “yn Money transfers ~ i) stantial saving on the very merchandise that they | $0.00 r4 e0. Price. 44-—Mahogany Writing Table . 14.64 4] Sasresating in vaine $1) td insi bivine t's ’ — | $8.09 ge {att so “ss.0 Walia >. 8-08 } fee would insist upon having, even though former $6.09 * vet peek Case oe 9.08 . | res a — ‘ . " ‘ ee 186 00 00 aoe Book Case 6.09 «25.00 Table 45.00 | Hrd Killed in Explosion. prices were maintained. Everything is fresh and 160.09 oo | 17% Book Cas oo aT Be at 11.00 } $e UQUERQI F. M., Jan. 1 7 0 oo | a7te Book Cas 119 60) 80.00 400—Mahogany Writing Table ° 7.00 Hs wore killed in a binck | scasonable and.of the quality which has won us our on in the Bernal mine Rens ee”? . . On account of ga reputation. The only reservations made in our en their bodies have net / " to the surface tire stock are those Contract Goods whose price we an not lower—everything else is 25 per cent less than it was at the beginning of this remarkable sale. }}