The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 10, 1908, Page 8

10, 190% Apparel for Women Misses FREDERICK & NELSON, Inc. fe poy hildren Store Closes Daily at 5:30 ° © One 6F the Most “Important January Sale of Linens- . ‘Tomorrow's shoppers will find in the January Sale of Linens now in progres ds is so evident that t EXCLUSION PLANK TOPBE IM ‘j.c° "7° cMmCes cus, o DEMOCRATIC PLATFORM ‘000000 .. mun DM ' ne plotures of the At lantic fleet and other noveltte FRANCISCO, Jat. 10 (By United Press.) The impression is that those whe A Fisk, of th WASINNGTON, Jan. 10—That| will have much to. do with th ROB BARBER SHO! city, wife calle framing of the democratic 1 pne € « he demooratte t * 9 retothagh ae cree | form fgek thelr cue from this|, Bleven razors and $1.20 were | inonmpotonc events we have ev@r had the pleasure of offering. The merit of the § platfos " aay Soe ee wtate ugh and began the building | Maken from Homer's bart hop at if and of favorite ms cause for wonderment. It would cost us more to duplicate these Linens under present conditior ey are Japanese exclusion th s that! Of w platform to meet Mr, Bryan's 218 Washington st, by burEIae Ye) Atom the use of hix official position Il for We mention @@it a few of the lower-priced items below. There is @yast showing of other ¢ . will leave no doubt as to attl-| views on this subject, ‘This is con. | fers for the benefit of theouthern Pa: | 1 of th treme values Aude of the party towards that ques-| sidered a shrewd move on the part ) ciflo political bureat, violation of and all of them extreme va Mon became known today, The tn of the k ra to coax the noi fic PUBLIC MARKET civil service Hlations, empl °o . . . TOW! Ss z oF ) s ° IWEL formatic come om A sOUreCe COASL states Into the rake f the t oun pe i: employes io pre ro} BLE HED DAMASK | ooxae 1 , ‘ considered highly authentic di democrats, It ts sald » that el polltte nd @@ explanation Four numbers of Bleathed Dama are specta od o Monee follows an interview anted by Bryan shares the bellef of his ad PRICES TODAY of the private commMerelal | ente thie sale, as follows Bor William J. Bryan tn Chicago the visers that an exclusion plank will pointe prises of favoejge postoffice em eiask” 6 4 s we ee other day in which he declared he win these states quicker than any Today's quotations are ploye ¥ * H6-ine opocial a yard ¢ 7 oe mer : 1 x 6 j uc favored exclusion vthing ele ° Senak cank, 406 40 natin ~ ° ine pecial, a yare soe oi Lgpen t ne = : an = wo WOMAW BADLY BURNED. ea chal, « en@, 250 doz; Oregon exe he per A e « © QRASHES x40 Hen hed tan ith Ke doa M mk Whe severe! . ry ~ isineh Check Glass ¢ “ ifineh Heavy Crash eclal a BLEACHED DAMASK PATTERN CUPID, THE CANTEER, AND Washington creamery butter, | burned by re in her hestend’s clal, a ya me ard 10¢ | pattern Ciot : , CLOTHS 400; Towa creamery, %0c; local | Shoe shop & 4 Gv, lost HT igineh ¢ Ae Giass Crash, spe | 18inch Heavy Crash, special, a |” Says $1.70. 92.11 yr : webt. Sires o & een! ol} dal, a yard 12 ard ite | 70, $2.10, j teach, 36¢ jtamp, Bnd the caught hi a¢ | Pattern @oths in #izee ‘ at i Fanéy Swiss cheese, 250; Wit | wife's clothing. Her injuries are eC . : | $2.15, 84.75, 4. ——— conain full cream brick, 240; smler! not serious | BLEACHED DAMASK NAPKINS Pattern Clothe in size , at wash (By United Press.) ion, the restoration of the canteen | cheese, 18¢ on — au \MH 20x20, special, dozen 26x26, special, dozen as #2. A251), S495 and gf , WASHINGTON, Jan. 10,—Cupid, | feature would operate for greater Chickens, 206 Ib. The Washington Fire lneurep 4x24, special, dozen nix pecial, dozen s4 Pattern Cloths in € ‘ weialiy priced &t si... agme the canteen and more pay are «. efficiency and @ontent t Mutton chops. @ 34 Company of hap been leens |] 24x24, spectal, dozen 7x27, apecial, dozen s SOAS And B16 50) P Rested by anklin Re « f 1 the general suggests that rib steaks, 15e Ib; porterhouse Med te ss in the State of Ss cer gg S Shvee tina thatithe wevediteant...ecoviee b.; sirloin, 12%y¢ Ib; round « New York oe : oe: y nD in ‘ 2 le Th houlder steak, 3 Ibs ‘i ° e ° P Ec f will induce, expertonced poldiers hg Be ong i 3g¢; hearts, 18¢ each; tongue Clearance Sales in Drapery and Floor Coverings Sections Present Economies ‘ ny n at , ‘ in pay. He . Oe each; liver, be Ib , 9 : . - : a ; atooa, 16 to 17 Ths, for 2667 In the Floor Covering Section, on the Third Floor, prep arations for inventory are being made, with the r t Dubdling over w ‘ onda that a new & prey . t tions for the betterment of the con-|rant officers be ar per com many important money-saving opportunities in Rugs and Carpeting await you The Drapery t on the Firge > ! ons of the ators wh fc! he above the. of a no pounds for 3 ° is also getting ready for inventory. Shirtwaist Boxes, Lace Curtains, Tapestry Portieres, Flax Portieres, Leas has submitted to President Roose General Be rounds for 26 " " . . : ‘ n a ; ares Ss Beets, 3 bunche Portieres, Rope Portieres, Upholstery Fabrics, Table Covers, Couch Covers, Madras and Bed Se ire underpriced, vel uld be allow e arm Onions, 9 bunche Ld i heir rations To hold a man in the service 90 years and deny him the priv y be given bet. |omlons, 12 Ihe. for St. " # 2: i flege of normal life, which is ma ora, more matem, 7 yenenee or” Pol a impale aagt, Gen oo Bris coionn tim fr 100. | ’ Be Sure to Attend the January Sale of Undermuslins Tome @ral Bell ‘© permit ail to marry | support « the ruley nunche lor < fa equally Impossible. in my opin-|should be abolished Soret) Seceees ter bo en S You will find the goods splendidly made, of excellent materials, and all priced in a manner that will meet with = < > *| California persimmons, 15¢ to 30 i] approval. Gewns, Chemises, Drawess, Corset Covers, Petticoats, and Sets are represented. A splendid opportunity toga I VAWAVAVAVAVAYAVAVAVAYAYA Congregational church, Third done n; Japanese porsimmons, r Sh i vide yourself with a generous supply of Undermuslins for the entire year. AVAVAVAVAVAVAVAVAV AYA Bi iat Ret aC a YET dcoens are : 4 5 p Gas H d Radiators Specially Priced for T ‘ BITS O'HEWS Kc tre crue ons tome i tad uae wok eee as Heaters an tors Specially Priced for Tomorrow's Se VSISININISINISTISISS USNINNISITIISS Dance at Fairfield at Leather Sh maee ‘and Tomorrow's special attraction in the Housefurnishings Section, on the Second Floor, takes the shape of reductions Gas Heaters and Radiators. The Humphrey Gas Heater may be used for cooking, as will be observed by reading description below. button; factory price $4.00 Sweet peppers. 25 cents dos, He Radish, the 1b. to close out Mrs. LS Brophy entertains this rt - evehing with a dance at the Fw rm aw| Rutabdagaa, Lic Ib. field. 7 os Sauerkraut, be Ib HUMPHREY GAS HEATER, SPECIAL $1.75-—A happy combina | 4-tube low; hes base IixiS inches and ¢ imes from 6 t u Year Dance. t of basket 1 Lettuce, 2 for Se ‘ tion in @ ghe apparatus of healing and ing abilit To cook cuble feet of mae pe ay Last ¢ ng the | of t " » fasmill not t c| Pop corn, shelled, 2 tba. for 16; with this Humphrey Oval, simply lift off top half and room is | 4-tube has bane sumes from #§ je Frederteh ertained th nes on cob, e made for a kettle or chafing dish. In cold weather the cold may cuble feet of gas pe i wie at a leap yee nee at the ! per don be promptly taken out of the room by placing the upper half | Gtube low; has base nd oo es from 13 t Annual Colonial Poudre Ball ey a 2.60 box s oemeainel ¢ Oval 1x position and lighting the burners, The principie cuble feet of gas per he Specte ae Rainier Chapter, D. A. R, wt cooking box; 9 Iba. for is that the celd air is taken from the floor, heated, forced out | 6tube high; has base x nehes a ousumes from 12 i & give its annual Colonial Poudre Be. side and diffused through the room. The height Is 16 cubic feet of gas per hour. Spect me ® ball on the evening of January 16 Cider vinegar ral Spectal tomorrow bi iemb oaeulee $1.75 | ROUND GAS HEATER, SPECIAL $2.65 The drum of the Hem ii Kindergarten Round Table. } Cider, 400 to 6 per gallon. Gas Heater specia priced for t orrow’s selling ft mateg } The "Kindergar en Round. Table Kubelik Returne Sunday | Pineapples, 40¢ each RAYM D GAS RADIATORS SPECIALLY PRICED-The Radiators sold by us d measures eight inc 0 - eiuire . Guickahank the) Jan. Kubelik, the greatest living! Oranges Be to 30¢ dos are fitted with Scotch Up burners, best quality steel tubes, and are nicely nickel-plated t li Re ee eesnank was violinist, will be heard as a spe Fabneg fruit, 400. on are ornamented with aluminum bronze. Each tube tx set with seven-jet t urner and consumes fr ? cial seloist at the Moore theater ried, prunes, 2 Ibs. for 15¢ HOYT kinase jewels, which shine brightly when Radistor is lighted gas per hour. The height of Heater is 19 Bangs Gaines Entortained. Sunday aft The Seattle Jap oranges, 10c doz; 30 to 40¢ Prices are as follows | eal ¥ hate thle oetnteg at ber home: on | ST SOOeRE tra will give at, | per box ' pe } Rainier Heights, ot a dance other of popular concerts, and} Dates, Pelde Pike Strect—403 5 ” : ‘ honor of the Delta Gamma so- | has secured the virtuoso an an + Spe ter apache . rority added attraction. Reserved seats| [Huckieberries, 10s rad Seattle Minnetonka Club. are now selling at Walling’s Music] jy, wy & | Home ne p rll gpl ~ abbard squash to 186. | ? om Minnetonk storey, om md av. near Chetry} Yayima honey, 81.80 eal: comb. || ONLY $ 10 DOWN of the e serge He candied honey, 20¢ Ib; 2% — will take a for hall. At Continued Attractions Ihe.. dbe; 6 Tbe As besutiful Piano Great ~ : ent The Moore"The Man ot the! Ne™ ite ® to your, home. Majestic Round | i ement Announ 1 t Be row: ¢| Diack 1b Eng Pianos that eee INCORPORATED ... Hour Next week, “Brown ¢ R if Mr. and Mra Willia ft ‘) heh walnuts >; almonds usually sell. for ange bs ounce he b Ib ne e 1 ¥ are. The Grand—"Arizone Next : eta store lesa than daugbter, He n ise 1 nu 5 to $50 dow ard) Warren week, “The Gingerbread Mas Ike Ib; cocoanuts cach 7 wedding wi The Seattle—“Yon Yonson."| Brasil ie ‘ can be bad for o ‘ February Next week; “At’ the Old Cross) Flowers — Carnations pe small Pil a — a — _ - - Sigma Chi Smoker. — Bs a: poses, $1.00 to $1.80 écecs pave agp ~ ° he*alumal members of the Sig he Lo A ra in a buneh; ch the » ma Chi fraternity hold «| Strange La Nest week > to 81.80 FE oo ory . your home, smoker on Saturday evening he|cret service a. Gm ote Used Pianos blue! room of The Third Avenue—"A Colebrat $110 up New Pianos’$225 up Any vistting Sigma Chis in the eq case * lebrat a city are Make’ to be present. ed Ca ne Ta ape | Made-to-Order ts a eae | ” . mate Detective Recital Next Wednesday Evening.’ The Colleeun—Albinl. the magl-| Trousers 1218 Second Av. A Marvelous List of - Mr. Henry 1 Ha will give . . cdmplimen ree next Wed. CA, and seven other vaudeville } (Opposite Arcade Block.) neaday evening at } ith | SUED. MeCregor @ Elliott, style tailors. SBATTLE. i I end The Star—Rinaldo, the tramp! 106 Cher st, w ake their] P. 6—Catal nd rt . Tt does both, cleanses and he amie aaa aes este er Sk Sek cane 3 Sa ir ee . Boap Lake Soap. All Druggists. Pantages’—The Delaur Trio, op | for $10 during their sale ere tL ' en _ Bargains for Saturda am 1 SSS SESS EES EERE EEE EES ER EB ESE Ee nsueeeete teeter OH - . . . . ‘ * y There Is No Twisting of Truth in This a = + — An Man’ S it REMARKABLE VALUES. | Women’s Winter Underwear and Hosiery ] Reduced Prices. y S SUIT Of | Black Sateen Skirts eye, ans | $1.25 Plack Sateen Skirts, with deep ruffies; Clean-Up Sale price toe and heel; Clean-Up Sale price | , TPE || 36c Ladies’ Black Cashmere Hose, warranted f e | $1.76 Black Sateen Skirta, w th deep ruffles; Clean-Up Sale price and heel; Clean-Up Sale e oa _ vercoat in t e Oo ‘ple, te ne eeee eee eewees ee botteeeee $1.15 || 26c Ladies’ Wool and Cotton Vests and Drawers to mateh; © use | Ladies’ Waists Cut in Half. $1.60 Ladies’ Sitk and Wool Shirts and Dravers to mately Hal 1 Lot of Ladies’ Walsts, worth up to $3.25; Clean-Up Sale price || 5 Up na roengeee “oe $ Daher oe, 93 eit a ea ae Lag alae i * 81.49 || LAdtes’ Jersey Ribbed Vests add Draw , le price .. ; | Ladies’ Dress Skirts Cut in Half. oe You can bay any Lady's Dress Skirt in our store Saturday for Warm Comforters Greatly Reduced in Price, : | exactly one-half what it ls marked, and you know what that means Lot 1, Silkoline Covered Comforter f with white t with our always low prices Clearance Sale price . od | Lot 2, Silko! Covered Coniforters, ft ith white cotton. & set i‘ ance Sale p = au |A Clean Up Sale of Shoes. Lot 3, Silkoline Covered Comforters, fided with white oottemy “y | ot of Ladies’ 3-Point Slippers I size. Clearance Sale price . in pa Ame Lats see ae Lot 4. ne Covered Coniforters, filled with white eat tac | worth up to $1.25. Broken larg . : SL ze Lot 5, French Sateen Covered Comforte 1 with ome Cor | sizes, Clearance Sale price cotton, tied with best quality Germantown yarn} . oe Clearance Sale price oon ant i Neh onshes. cbiveaddil es aie I mae ~ | wit i GARMENTS WE SOLD AT 1 Lot of Ladies’ Shoes, pat., viel Standard Wash Prints at 5¢. on and chrome es orth up to 10,000 yards of Choice Wash Prints, tn a use variety of * a een eget ogt as oad edt ican aaek’ ScAarEnGnt. watbiene sugerved ares aa ae $18 00 $20 00 $25 00 d 0 $4.00. Cle co Bale price ard 8%c quality, take your choice Saturday for omly .+.s50 thr | “th neallad ; salad ; . afl $ ° | . nee 3 Men’s Winter Underwear at Clearance Sale F ee ee Men’s Furnishings at Clearance Sale Prices. Gur Caighealica Miei?a Wine Abstvallan Wool Cinéosueaeen Men's Black Cotton Half Hose, good quality; reinforced heel and or, non-shrinkab! highly recommer for its weartas an 1 ; ee a < on le nce Bale price opl 814 ties, Clearance Sal tc Blues and Blacks are included. Full Dress Suits alone sears nore ay Cadumnene Half Hose, in black, natural and denctas! 1k Mees axparies Qual Natw “xempt Th yur Ss t oice - of «the > | alues to 35¢ Yearance Sale price onl zee team shrunk, Clearanc prittion! is is our semi-annual choi f+ the - choice Men's Strong Working Shirts, In black and” white stripes and || Men's Heavy Plush Wool Un e, familiar to every man in Seattle We do not carry heavy cheviots. Clearance Sale price only : Bhe shrunk. Clearance Sale price only our Suits and Overcoats over a season less of | 2 > ke involved, twice each year we close out every garment in stocl —— orice that compels Gulck respon AEN DS ne * : — | remorse sreseomantd Branch Store 2619-2623 i my lick response F nen b a complete ye upp - - of clothing at these tr atin ale [his season ¢ ar tock | Y 2401-3 Jackson St. FIRST AVENUE ving at th extraore sales ason 0 OK are higher | eR than ever beforeeand the opportunity for choice at $13.50 is one of unpat : = alleled interest. [he price of $13.50 does not represent the cost of makin % y these stylish, high-grade garment We sold them at $18.00, $20.00, $25.00 noun! 's Eaern nee, 1000 pm and $30.00. The product of the best foreign and domestic looms are made ———" : Baby i Gaibr, Curio Hall and > up into this clothing by the best wholesale tailors the trade affords. For one 0 RE SHEA (RF Hh sh gee cou i week, beginning tomorrow, take your unrestricted choice of our entire stock of eR aad ' my stink Sci Paes ace Roberts Oremntion or Startling ‘ Vaud ose. Three soath $18, $20, $25 and $30. Suits “and Overcoats for’ $13.58 THE GRAND Unser Prem 65 0 Ans Next Week, Pestasing Sunéey Malian, (on © Mepeme (se Cd ” Grand a ee Cran : o ‘Peoape? ge Frit Gans