The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 8, 1908, Page 6

°| Want Ads Telephone Them | eTo Us And We Will De the Rest Charge for one tnsertion, 10@ per line. Seven words to the line, Three Uges, one cent a | mioath, 6c per line eo for aa “ad” 20 cents DOWNTOWN AGENCY Kennedy Drug Co, First av and Cherry | BAL AGENCY—P. H Mullen. rdoay opp City Hall one, Ballard 304 th av erait b a4. The Star cannot saran accuracy or assume resy tty for errors of any kind = in telephoned adver 8 . t Ta a 4 . ed Portnger. orchestra. HELP WANTED—MALE WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS. = Wanted ak fan Bished room. 15 wee + tig “FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS. er Thy ANB wean ot ke foe o. os! BANKS ' REAL ESTATE DEALERS. York MONEY TO LOAN ABSTRACTORS. DYEING AND CLEANING DENTISTS. OSTEOPATHY M PHYSICIANS. Skin and oe PATENT ATTORNEYS Ma Ma PHOTOGRAPHERS SUPPLIES OCULISTS ANO AURISTS. MUSICAL, OPTICIANS. MILLINERY F FARMS AKU ACREAGE. City Real Estate Co. M | LABORER INJURED, Vincent Griffe of Tal s onrly of tron BIRTH RECORD. ' we winters yr c i" t vite ' tay an ure ~ Bank De positors! cular $45 and $50 au made by Killott & MeGre« t for $36 for a few Fly On The Fiyer SEATTLE TACOMA ROUTE Fare 36o—Round Trip, 0c FOUR ROUND TRIPS DAILY LEAVES SEATTLE — 6:46 and 10:25 a.m, 2:08 and 6:45 ™ LEAVES TACOMA 6: « m. and 12:15, 3:55 and 7:50 p. m U. SEELEY, Jr. Agent. Seattle —Tei, Main 176. Tacoma— Tel. 212 FARMS AND ACREAGE Looking Up! , a tein, 9 t . ' a + w It ‘ t I You § t 1 P "4 nM Lane st COMBS’ WIDOW ASKS FOR PROPERTY ~ t SEATTLE * o parm A RANGING FOR f: 3g . ‘ : WANT THE, i) ON py o HEADQUARTERS ee STAR—-WEDNESDAY, JAN. 8, 1908. ! Beco « 61r: sci Ghallitaaw ol Gan aan p Into something far |the first petition were ob ‘ « raud and that, fnstead of opp district wore “now ‘operat ‘BOARD OF EDUCATION®® * ORDERS BILLS PAID te Rp Ny ina ee onpet ipmyti ‘ Twenty-Sixth Semi. "1 ite over #12 Annual Dividend Pad LOCAL INVESTMENT COMPANY HAS PAID TO FS STOCKHOLD enent ERS # PER CENT. PER ANNUM FOR THIRTEEN CONSECY, TIVE YEARS—STOCK OWNED BY THE F which f penaa Io fepnoile \ that Mite dive the | mation that #6 | troup eng to « ‘ orn we opre ing whieh w i fire h ota et of ” ‘hoon ding t uw wm - , for April 1 * CURRENCY OVENENT cee sears Lt io Serenata ne, Wome broped, bull Cor he sleeping ear p< ee ae ee ee “ ‘ # are he H. O ot dence (By United Press & Co. bank bh i and with oe t ‘ ‘as e been giver CHICAGO. J s That the ,, tel « nt, ta Holde Hold Mo, her he we Coroner Carroll ovement of curre ack fro . ar you tp SUPPOSED DEAD MAN ‘".2".0%500 tse eatin eet, Fn =a IS ARRESTED i=... e tan 7, and with 000 in December gunteat have given them gre Assistant Attorney Quite ‘ t n keeping at PORTLAND, Ore, Jan. &—A ted by law @ sistant Uni 1 " ‘ a Cole has resigned. attorne o- Kalispell ater pulp © found de was Clearance Sale $15.00 Suits and Overcoats AS; you know, we have reduced all the remaining suits, AMUSEMENTS At the Moore. The Man of the Hour” runeat! phe the rest of the week at the Mobdre | bj. it 4 © of the at ! | PaMAL HEARING TOMORROW Bem 1 Seesetereses2ee2a4 final argument for the lum rmer the interstate com ' here thie |, » and continues to draw large At the Grand Arizona” will be at the Grand reat of this week at popular (MASTER BUILDERS ELECT OFFICERS W. J. Waddingham was last night od president of the Master fers’ association to succeed Avenue. Cawsey Cawsey & x ae overcoats and craven- A Stranger in a he t for tb he week at the Lols secretary «ham is a p ettes in our stock to ndet| “Mr te Bullders’ association has turr all of our fall weights in the Kensington and Rogers-Peet lines. We have included all of our plain blues and blacks, but not our Prince Al- berts or full dress ap- parel. ed that questic the Hutiders’ Exehar | TO INSTALL OFFICERS. Gp) 2 fees cesses excmeeveae Camp No. 2, George H. Fo: W. D. Downey commanding ish-American War Veterans its installat evening at lowed by a K next Sunday ARTI x ARRESTED IN BELLINGHAM. ang “A Foul Ti William Chadwick : ry this | &t Bellingham todny Ho | te d the pe given Sat) ing arging grand larceny is alleged that Chadwick « and a suites » two om the com platnant. Officer Barck went to ns at Pantages’ Vaude | fe ham this afternoon to get thie week are: The/ his man fl operatic singers; J.| ee At Pantages This is the largest clothing sale that has ever taken place in the anion & Co; the Univer: | MEETS TOMORROW. northwest. The large stores, such the rane Girk S y marvelous View| ‘The fedustrial agecciation, for as Rogers-Peet of New York and led “Over | merly known as the Made-in-Seattle son, Germen | committee, will meet tomorrow aft The Fro ernoon at 2 o'clock for the purpose ts, and Mr of further perfecting the plans for Incorporation MISS MURRAY RESIGNS, mugen Atwoods of Chicago, sometimes have these great clothing sales in the east, but never has there been anything of equal magnitude in the northwest. Ak ihe Btn Miss Anna Murray, secretary of The vaudeville bil at the the Charity Organization Soctety, | . 3 Ns theater this week has ® numbe coe eres ce ROWamA, SS 5s We have special departments we cannot make alterations * health, M Virginia MeMechen ne tures that are distinctly sistant secretary, will probably of extra sizes for the large without charge. If you desire succeed to the post. stout and tall slender man. We extra tailoring we will do it at a COMMUNICATION arbiter, Capitel Gratters, also carry college clothes for actual cost, or you can have it a iat Wiles dbetence tn ‘oan the young man. We have the _ done by some other tailor, as of nection, with furnishing the new largest stock of clothing in city. you desire. The selection of Deakthasmes WF Weed Conk eel Our makes are all by reliable, sizes is so extensive that very , furniture contractor, of Marietta high-grade names, with reputa- few men will require refitting pee gay ch Bagg po re Es tions that stand for worth and of their garments. hitect, of Philadelphia. The in quality. No suits are to be charged or Saud, Wnuherdcn GObnnel the Because of the very low price — exchanged during this sale. “Mr. state out of $60,160. NEW INCORPORATIONS ot (By United Pres nor Ge OLYMPIA, Jan, 8 —The following ation papers have been filed with the secretary of state Sale Prices in Boys’ Department W. B. Hutchinson ave Be Western Washington F ne P 7 J nine ¢ we J, Ed. Shrewsbury and J. O Corner Corner a ano chance now of énypew | Hell, Roaring and Cougar Creek Second and Union ©. Second and Union = se ag r ‘ch any tact or |Kuhnhausen, August Hilding, F. P been given the Androws and H. Hensen.