The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 27, 1908, Page 8

y ‘JUDGE HUMPHRIES WOULD LET THOMSON OUT Thomason, the} ment-bidened, and unless some Seattle rithing is done tn the near future | KB. Humph-|it will amount to confiseagjon of} ri@s.th-e)éeted "mayor ie the declara | the property of the small owner | tion maife My Jidge Humphries in| He holds the elty engineer | & letter to Judge A. M. Foote. japonsibie for thie condition de* | The letter is now four days old,|claring that “the people have ypen That City Bnginesr beat -pulfjie servant had, willBge Mfredit J | and has Jost been given out for)and are required to pay (wo or publication, although the writer) three thneasthe amount they should says in the course of it that he| pay for work.” believes In being frank with the Now is the time,” he says, “to people ° open the books, clean out the ring Judge Humphries says: “The | and investigate all the offices, in peri are tawridden and assess rehading the office of TO RUN THROUGH TRAINS ty engineer ’ the expresaman raised the chickens, and then he said Clear out of here! Fowler's protest didn't do good At last he thought of his friend Frank P. Mullen, who in & counel! manwatlarge, Mullea went back to the market with Fowler and it.” but by that time the express mat Was too dingusted to try again ml he sold hie fowls downtown woth Fowler and Caswell have been on the streets for many years, one as an expresaman and the oth ae ® policeman, but in some way they had neyr met before Powler decided to become a chicken mer chant FASTIDIOUS JULIA RENAMED HER PLAY. any FROM SEATTLE T0 ST. PAUL Through crains from St, P both Seattle and Portland ar be put on by the Canadian Pacific | tion with the Spokane Internation: | al at Cursdn Junetion, thence over the line of the latter company to Spokane, From Spokane the train about March 1, Officials of the wit use the O.°R. & N. lines to Seo line and the © P. BR. are) Portland, now completing the details of the) Negotiations were completed necessary time tables, ete. and a) some time ago, it is sald, with definite announcement of the pians/ both the Northern Pacific and O. is expected soon. R. & N., for the use of ther The plans have been practically tracks. The trains will make the decided upon. A train of 10 cars| return trip over the same routes will be run out of 8t. Paul each as used on the western journey day over the Soo line and will/ and at Dunmore Junction, Alberta, continue to Dunmore «Junction, will again combine into a 10-car where it will be split up, one train | train and proceed to the Twin going to Sumas, B. C.. and thence Cities, Additional. rolling stock over the Northern Pacific's Seattle will be matatained at Dunmore International line to this city Junction, so that the two trains The other train will leave Dun /to Seattle and Portland can put more Junction and run down over) on at least six cafe each, or more) if necessary EXPRESSMAN UNABLE TO SELL AT THE MARKET husband Saturday to take down some of her fowls and sell them on the market. This Powler started ~ Crow's Nest branch to a ie ne ann F. W. Powler, an old-time ex pressman who lives at 1520 Seventh av. N. where bis wife ratves a a in to do, but he butted right up good many chickens, hasn't the ex . aited faith in the public market |Sainet the hard hand of “the that he used to have. It isn't so much the market, he thinks, aa it fe the high officialdom which seems to invest some of the officers sent there to keep order As the express business ian't dooming, Mra. Fowler asked ber Officer Caswell told Fowler in so many words that he did not believe Always first to pay honest losses. The Warhington Pire ly surance Company ke! Begin in the Newspapers The strongest part of them Is their fulfillment, in giving val- ues in high-class merchandise that force recognition, that win appreciation and instill confidence. UE one be misied by the brevity of same announcements, or reaton therefor. Like everything else, newapaper space ak cotenael on price to such an extent that today this store is paying exactly 50 per cent more for its Sunday advertising than the same position in the same newspaper cost five years ago. ‘That's reason enough, dear knows! For the future, only the most “EXTRAORDINARY BAR- GAINS” and “NEW ARRIVALS" will be mentioned in THE BON MARCHE STORE NEWS. Under such circumstances you will find thousands of REAL BARGAINS on special tables, placard ‘NOT ADVERTISED” cards. Lock for these cards you come to the store. Be guided by them in your esti- of the Big Store's undersetling power, not wholly by what you see in the newspapers. was never before so vitally important te read THE BON jE STORE NEWS EVERY DAY. a Each garment in the sale must bear out our reputation for selling reliable underwear for seventeen years. We ask you to note the fullness of material, the fashioning of the garment to fit the form, the dainty embroidery and lace effectn and the needlework. This, we emphasize, in true of every garment. The low cost of cach garment is based entirely upon the char acter of the muslin, the character of the lace and embroidery and the detail. The cut and fit of even the lowest-price garment is as sati¢factory as the finest. In a word, there jan't a skimpy, built-fora-bargain sale garment in the thousands. Yet, look at these cut prices for Tuesday— 39c¢ Corset Covers, 25¢. Very good material, French back, blouse front, 6 rows of lace insertion down front, neck and armsize trimmed with ince | to match. 85c Petticoats, 59¢. Made of cambric, 12-inch flounce of tawn, three \%-inch tueks, onc row of Torchon lace insertion; bottom of flounce finished with lace t@ match. $1.50 Petticoats, 98¢. becelle i. . 79c Corset Covers,| inch tiounce trimmed with sev, 59¢. eral rows of Torchon lace in- sertion or deep ruffle of em Made of nainsook, 18 hem-| broidery stitched tucks, 3Inch cluster | P with insertion of lace in be-| $2.25 Petticoats, tween, lace and insertion | around neck, one row of bead-| ing and ribbon $1.50 Corset 98e¢. of long cloth, Fi fall front with ruf t lace across frent o and beading with rib bon around neck. 25c Drawers, 19¢. Made of soft finish cambric. umbrefla ruffle, with hematitch ed hem and cluster five tucks, or with insertion of lace 79c Drawers, 45¢. Good quality of cambrie, 6-! nch umbrella ruffle, 6 fine| ciennen lace. tucks with hemstitching in be twee ‘ished off with Valen-| $2.00 Gowns, $1.50. aa Made of long cloth, square cut yoke, elbow sleeves, yoke has insertion of embroidery and beading, with wash ribbon drawn through; neck and sleeves trimmed with embrold | ery to match insertion, Made of fine comb ‘fe, 18ineh Nounee of lawn, 3 roves of lace insertion, Cluny pattern, fin ished with a narrow ruffie ede: ed with lace to match. boric, Vehape yoke, 4 hemstitched tacks, 4n sertion of Torchon lace in be tween, neck and sleeves trim- med with lace to match. $1.50 Gowns, 98¢. Good material, Empire style, wide revers, trimmed with but | tonhole embroidery and tucks; also chemise style, short sleeves, trimmed with Valen- Covers, Made back allov renech $1.50 Drawers, 98¢. Very fine long cloth, wide um brelia flounce of dainty lawn, } fine tucka, finished with wide Torchon lace and insertion, Braille, Secomd Avenue nud Pike Btreet New York, 2 Walker Strees JULIA MARLOWE. Julia Marlowe opened with « fixed | ‘THE SEATTLE STARK-MONDAY JANUARY 2), fl but none suited the fastidious Julie Finally someone sugeented "Gloria, and she almost wept for joy, so Gloria” it ts ‘PRESIDENT'S NEPHEW COMES TO SEATTLE —— James B. Roo a nephew of eaident Theodore Roowevelt, is in Beattie to become one of her eith | nena, Mr. Roosevelt in here to grow up with the went, afd imtbidi tiple to acquire prattfull Radway of power plants He haw type Stong & Webs y at mm ton and Pensacola, Florida, and has been sent to Seattle to take a po sition with the company here. PREPARES FOR DEATH M. Bumada, a Japanese cook, cut December labeled | new play in New Haven, 20, whieh was originally The Joke.” Miss Marlowe almost! fainted when she saw the title, al- taough she was enthusiastic over the play Heelf, which is the work of | Jamea Fagin. Very positively she decla! that it must have some other name: Seores of tithes were suggested, cones Wanted } Elderly people to try a pair of ‘our spectally made glasses and thus enjoy life. Prices are very modest Sehuchard Optical Co, Specialieta, 1207 2nd ave. —_* How Would Buy a $6 if you come to McCarth see them black and brown. Women's price 25c, laa For Pure Woo! Knit | 22c | Gloves, in binck, | gray, brown and) pia Pair | navy. Regular priee - the a pair. For 60¢ Omo Dress Shields. All size 4, and the well-known | double white silk kind. Limit 4 to o customer, For 25¢ Embroider. jes. Pxtra fine Swiew Edges an insertions in matehyd designs | AN new 1908 pat terus. Sutcliffe Baxter, Receiver Only 94.49 That is what you will have in our window. seventy -three of them to choose from. Made of handsome checked, plaid and | stripe effects in combing Choi tractive garments tomorrow .... Side Combs, in amber, gray, all sizes; regular an opportunity to do hy'’s tomerrow, You can One hundred and stions of blue, ue ice of these at- shell and a pair— For imitation Cluny 6 and Torchon Laces, in cera and creat: beautiful patterns; vidthe 2 to 7 tuches. Regutar prices up to abe. | } Ernbroidered = Turn- over Collars. New id weal designs. Alt remuinr I2%e quali- ter. For Rich, Heavy Warp Printed Rib- bons, in lovely de signe dark and a Yd. | white grounds. Reg: dlar value 650 a yard, Howard J, Sheehan, Mgr. mune you cannot bewin the wish your with ae large a aavings running Btirget cars atl opefiftiag! pertorfhanee, fn the employ of we | | The Grand 1908. ENTERTAINMENT’ TONIGHT A cast of nearly 200 persons will appear in the Longfellow enter ltalmment to be given at the Moore # theatre tonight and again Wednew ' day afternoon, The show is being iven under the ausploes of the aor ine woasiors ot” This Is the Last Chance of Getting a»; 1 ee ay iy EO Fine Piano at a Saving of ce Mrs. Harriet C&burn Saun 4 ° From $75 to $200 ed. of the Saunderson Sohoo! pression, haw ah of the ‘ “eo LOSING OF THE GREAT PIANO § OW OR NEVER A fund dayaps, of We “the Sbanteh Student,” ne WONDERFUL low's poetfeal drama, will fw mie, main feature of the treat |HORMLER & CHASE GUARANTEE EVERY ,,!\.:", "nth tae & led by tableaus, readings and iv-| NIEW PIANO OFFERED—PRICE INCLUDES he a ing pletures, A wide variety of |iusiea! numbers, aa well ax a num et .| FREE DELIVERY AND HANDSOME STOOL ©» ‘ |iriu‘by.« sad irom company | TO MATCH. {ar hag National Guard of Washing exvessinasoeapnnnnngnens oe , ved phanog: ber, reduetion e , Te ti PIONEER WOMAN |\CALL AT ONCE, OR WF OUT OF TOWN WRITE NOW—TIME IS SHORT, FOR THE » his throat tn bis room, 414 Main | SALE WILL END IN A FEW DAYS—IT ™ lat, yesterday morning, He was! an oy _ ~ > = ciaaashr aabiiinhdl WILL NOT BE EXTENDED KOHLER & J The nan made eiaborate prev CHASE HAVE - ALMOST COMPLETED - erations for sending * y wo _ Japan before committing the deed) stvy: Mahala 1, Payne, a ploneer STOCK REDUCING. \ Saturday be gave Rev. Oxa-| * : waki, of the Japanese Baptiat| resident of Seattle, died yesterday $500 Clough © i ureb, $100, saying that he wish-|at the residence of her daughter, ~ $239. a this to be used in sending him) sry Belle ‘Thomax, $26 Queen | Kohler & @ t ro a cc He did not mention | Anne av, at the age of e dye Now is, the time to act if you; Start the chil. Of $75 and ggg" = ¢ sutetde. | Mra. Payne ecromed the plains re . dren in must - The body was removed to Bon-| with her hdsband in an emigrant| “A%t & Diano, playerpiano or Degthes wit s ney: Watson's | wagon in 1063, settling in the Wil- | piano oer If money is any ob ete “head ; . 69 the . ‘ aving enough to édu-| wane eae eee eee & | lAmotic valley, In 1869 they re ject, and If sav you for it in nd @|moved to Seattle, Her busband|cate your family in music appeals later years ; * NEVADA MINERS WIN, # “ed 18 monthy ago. |to you, come tomorrow to Kohler Mothers z * Mre. Payne was the mother of @ Chase, 1318 Second Avenue, be- | should mak « fi * (By United Press.) «| Mra, Thowas, of this city, Mrejiween Union and University | the home cheer 1 & CARSON, ‘Nevada, Jan, 27. # Julia Btadieman of Bellingham and | Streets, opposite Areade Block ful for guests ‘ ® —According to vices re w# Mre W. H Hughes, wife of Editor) Don't let anything interfere with | Keep the fam & ceived here, the ming owners # | Hughes of the Hartiine Btandard.| your seeing the plano and player fly at home ‘e ® hay withdyawn the card @ bargains in reliable, guaranteed in-/| evenings by & syetew. This Is & xrent vic #| MACCABEE AND PARTY. | stremente—nothing takes the place making yours i t the miners, * lof seeing for yourself-—you can't ap a cheerful, ma we tory lor, spe sain | Amat’ tive) io. Se, 1. 0. T.-M. | proctate the values until sou hate Riser home| YO 7 eke te ee eee eee & Will Btve &@ card party in Macoabee them before you. A $375 plano for Nothing in the ¢ na _———- temple, Wednesday night. Suitable $265 sounds extravagant, but we world will) Several baby y oor Nae prises will be offered. = nine of them in beautiful ma brighten the of $160 to §3 ‘ A jhogany cases, full size and scale, home and give) 4 Autopianos, f Cotte darts ex AMUSEMENTS. livory keys, practice pedal and every | #0 much gen.|\to $235, 4 teal 8 as ages oe eg aera A |modern improvement. The manu- uine healthy! Every one of * Moore Theatre facturer sold us twenty, bat we are | pleasure as a is overhauled, t e | }net Boing to carry the agency—we | good plano, ready to sel lrmors, PH. Mat, Bal Matinee and Hun- | have no room in our lac. We And it's so ‘lege with each, © t | an ia Night should name this piano here if tt] easy to get a served. t with Marauerite “ark and Th oth would not injure the name of the! good one now * ou e to eg yrins FE heme aan paneia’® plano, whieh sells everywhere at) REMARK. ‘ Pi “RAVEVLAND.” $375 or over. Terms on these| ABLE | We have without : 1} guarentee e #20e Matinee, Ye to /pianos are $25 down and $10 per | VALUES /C#t stock of t, to 7 50 jmonth, or 3 per cent off for all These prices School Organs tn the) . { John Cor, jeash. Bach fully guaranteed. are for differ.| Four carloads ent grades of | #¢ shipment # new pianos) pRICES GR and are values show, During this In & very large business like that done by Kohler & Chase, many old | styles, samples, discontinued styles| “I'm Old Enough find their way into our storehouse. for My Piano” All of This Week Chas i. Yael for Your Pieasure the Bveriasting “RPEVILS AvOTION” which TEA. You will find no poor| ‘ 7 Matinese Wedeestay and Saturday {Theme have been marked the jowest you what you ®re offering o Pricer Ile, Me, te, Be, The and #1, jbecauNe We want them out of the/can actually save by acting at less than ‘ |Way—teed the space for regular jonce. Other pianos at equally low Nt our intention : Seattle Theatre (17! Mot to make rom for in| prices many lequeie ts : cor lock, we have marked| 2 $250 Pi ” on nullelt & Drew, sare Pheons. +3 lovery Instrument down to enst or| © $200 prance at mee. | chacemie . 4 ran near it, during this Clearance Sale| 12 $360 Pianos at $103. “PRCK's BAD HOV.” | which clones this week. | 9 $275 Pianos at $263. : 3 eg be Bee THE HOME i = thm ; : pos at have 4 Told ihe NM" | The home without a plano in to-| 3 $550 Pianos at $425, lit poe Gant o bof 3 day an exception—-how barfen is| 5 $750 Pianos, some damaged in | torus 10 THIRD AVENUE TRE ibe parlor or living-room without shipment, at $385 to $495. i per month, ‘Third ant Pine it plano or playerplano. Every | Also many playerpianos and one. Each 0 Phones: Mate fst; tea seen | tiband oF father, every true moth-| piano players. $10 down, balance | six years and “THR WHITR TiGkR OF AnizoxA” °F Wants the children to be educat-|easy monthly payments to suit. /lowed any ume AU This Week. Matinere Wednesday \d and attractive. A musical edu-| The above values are the beet toward the price : ang Sqnergay sgumntonr Might Friday cation Is new enjoyed by most girls | we have ever offered in new pianos pee hoe, 204. and bey t deny you | / c =< Hie + bh y your children | and represent actual bona fide re-| OUR Al p 7 = < Kreat advantage possessed by |ductions from retall it is: tht Masteat Cours, ng aren ton — aga may | ished throughout the Untea cat | | pup oe eels need : » necu sonably now at|We i “ Mr. Herbert Witherspoon |this Clearance Sale: pay a little fo denial wee al on coevaliad | pestis ye : Basso — and «@ little each month. le come—so we mean it when be page : Direamiand nak, Wrider, January 21 ‘ so SP nam cae] KOHLER & CHA % Established 1850 . fi : both "Prones ‘ONLY $ 10 DOWN ; Ba EW SHOW TODAY. wil) take «| 4 4 Her Lions Seven Other! deautiful Piano | te your home. || z : see Pianos that ij , ouse. ; usually self for |) EO kA 8 pcan Datiy, | set jens than | j e Priewe—100 nnd 380; ben seate, S86. $25 to $60 down || Pr p d | t NEW ACTS OFEN TODAY. | cna be had for iI] re are The is Other Famous Mpectaition ered tree to il] eee or eee j your ae iH] } Used Pianos || E j LOIS THEATRE | Emergencies: ae Phemen: funext, Main 1804) thd. 4906 New Pianos $225 up. aes ! e Under Direction T Daniel Prawtey, KOHLER @ CHASE, i | re, ee pet Bahasa” 1318 Second Av. | | a—Ladies Nigh | (Opposite Arcade Block.) SEATTLE. | P. S—Catalogue and prices I go || Mailed free, } ij 3 i | j tea in packages bearing'!| Sa Zs our name. Ii you find any| Union vin & | isuch, you know what to| Trust Co. | | one Manmarre ADMISSION | Second and Cherry eng: | Your grocer returns your money || Feurt ana Win- | ff yaw don't like Schilling’s Best 7 dow, Operatic Voc Kiwel. Pan-|we pay h Lyric Theatre A Corntlal of Pon and Muste. Rrery Hvening, 160, ae La day, Theretay te and & and saturday “exrosih: N at $178, on te and $5 per month? American Bank Bul Cie weiunvntesnnane y etal Reenery. | a shapely Chorus. | We request the pleasure of your compa y Victor Concert No. 1406 Second Avenue on Tuesday evening, January 268 at 8 o'clock Sherman, Clay & Co Admission free PURITY, FRESHNESS AND EFFERVESCENCE are strong features of any mineral and soda water and ginger ale, but in those bottled by the Pacific and Paget Sound Bottling Co, they arel not only strong, but uniform feat ures, making them always reliable, and giving them that high reputa- tion for which they afte famous. PACIFIC & PUGET SOUND BOT, TLING COMPANY, Phones 927. PPTTTLCCT YT Pee ee