The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 31, 1908, Page 4

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THE SEATTLE STAR—PRIBAY, JANUARY 31, 190 “Hest man on earth” deserves a bet ei and don't | — @THE Work Classuied to work DOWN-TOWN STORE use KER~2 COL, ne RETAIQ, “THE SEATTLE STAR 1907-1909 Seventh av. iP S1AR PUBLISHING CO. wr c 4 And work until he's diay SOUR PH EVERY AFTERNOON EXCEPT SUNDAY. s BY JOSH ‘ In poanestion oe rh - ,| But old Hurke, he can't get! $013-1018 FIRST AVENUE ine @ . ~ nant “Télephonee— coer: oe eee ~ gates ork | ‘OWN STORE Private sg gg om yp i ary ay ns inay vie ont Sock hike « a] For “the fine tn always bny | euces WESTLAKE AVE Fret "70 ALL Ee gultaing — Sunset, Main 1080 ane rg ga << | A Word From Josh Wise. . at man on earth den vd 8 m oo |'| ae for the department or the name per | Old Grouch, the Rach—The hey who ought to but won't BOT OFFICE SUBSTATION “HTD Sab IIFUN kos | ME Phones ae —— resolution does you credit, The | aye i %aant nave to but always Mainsprings 5 0c Si er ta oor srOMe one “ ar n Y- plingh tty ot, Ballard $06 - - Fle Fine « and wateh repair ni rn Ane eran same pln 6 —- | |, GUNS” FOR REnT—Piper | y have to and 'ing. Glover, #07 Johnston Bidg.°** VALENTINES wPenwrr STAR AGENCA anes F Av, Bunset, 3640 . Taft, 1024-26 Second av oe#! And they who don't have to & sae : | When ye coo ter 2 | wis eaves tent © ‘ a 3 est tae Batored at the "Postoffics at fea Wash call her yer little tur Fe Pr . Py ze | Ue dove lee our dine fore bu * Te MAIL StUMSORIMERS.Tr 4 the address label Of each paper, W . } : 4 ot ‘aanin bows paid Vn vadvanoa.” your Friday and Saturday Specials NOTICE To suns RInknS ) e ad White Rose Perfume Worth 4 oe by 6 wel } Ambition ea Wihette Balkek Wabene th 7 more tha | “Lam as yet occupying a bach Chloris Violette Toilet Water-—tte al per seat in the affairs of life,” ur e a . esata mured Jim the Penman, as he nyvo Cold Cream Res wa es serene copled another signature onto a ome ins! Lundborg’s Taloum Powde 3 check, “but | am rapidly forging to x can ; FOUR YEARS TO ELECT A SENATOR | the front Poslam—tho great " a amen | Guatemala now has an ocean-to Reng Rn AH. ¢ i barmleasly, ocean raftway That's as thing b » bOKeE < - : fi The general assembly of Rhode Island, aftér a struggle | of an improvement upon an ocean a a hatr t hurting : . . to-ocean revolution oah ‘er bottle 7 cual 4 lasting more than four years, has chosen a United States senator | Cooper's New Discovery—itex: ' “ ; : . >, A | The Specialized Age. In this advertisement we give you no prices in the person of Geo. Peabody etrmore | D. 0. O.—For skin trouble $1.00 be } ~ ‘ we wish to tell you that on , pr cape * Tt is an experience which might just as well be that of any , yomel——Cures catarrh, + : Penn's Cascara Tablets c 0 state which still clings to the clection of senators by the legista- | 9 ARE YOU TROUBLED WITH RHEUMAT Ask any one of our clerks about CLaroux be wi ture instead of by the voice of the people | a ur ay, e le 9 pot, an ur © worth It was a scrap between the party bosses for public loot the | more than 80 We Start a Genuine Clean-Up Sale of All The Quaker Drug Company 10-13-1015 First Ave- ——2 Money Saving Stores— -~Fourth ang) The assembly adjourned | mgest dead lock in the history of ballots without an election t April after the stat taken Senator Wetmore’s strong opponent was Col. Samuel P. e z Colt, Both were republicans Colt managed to tie up the Winter D 00 S | se tae 3 republican vote as long ago nuary of last year, Neither ; Colt nor Wetmore could muster enough votes for election, but M C S fellow out en Lan save ally each could, and dic Wetmore’s term in t in session, when he promptly set and carried his fight into the And the people of Rho« Nobody asked their advice were supposed to be dead At last Wetmore scraped wad Te oe and Shoes | i And we have cut prices, and cut deep, to move the i| stock quickly, as our spring and summer shipments / are arriving daily and pressing us for room We say to our Friends and Patrons: Take Advantage of This e senate expired while the assembly was up headquarters in Providence | Money Tomorrow | on Underwear back rooms and halls Tsland vd As Mark Twain would say, Writer's Hand from too much use Overde veloped watched they st by and At one of the winter tracks a race was lost by & neck The favorite Slipped on the tee and sustained a er, which means wee i dislocation of the cervical ver OB votes tos that he will for the third time ornament the senate halls and tebrac Underwear of any weight, Underwear of any material, i add luster to the capitol decorations umes 40 Gn Delay. |} colors or fancy, white, natural, bie, gray, pink, ete; How Wetmore got his votes does not appear, It is suffi-' hey were at the altar, he and « Sale || unton sutts, makes this sale of Underwear one in which cient that he did get them i a Re BL oe ee ee Genes : ! i can find a bargain and get what he likes It is the game as it has been played in many legislatures ring It is a g@nuine, honest, clean-up sale of honest, re- Our entire stock, except a few contract goods, has beam Some make deals for a week, some bargain for as long as a} Far too scared to ring the foger! liable merchandise, priced lower than the lowest. price.” ‘There ts linen, wool, silk, cotton and silk and wool Sal month, and then again others, as Rh« land's, require a few | Judge-—-What is your provocation Absolutely qverytning 2 spduced. wear in weights for winter, spring and summer—you $ or so to make the necessary trades for striking this man? | light weights or heavy weights, a Wetmore does not represent the people of Rhode Is!- irae on Pe ee Pes j aad, and neither the people nor Wetmore pretend that he does.| Judse—Woll. what of that? a ij Prices: Defendant—I'd had ft. The people were not “in on the trade.” $3.00 Garments tow $3.50 Garments now 99 Garments now . 0 Garments now . $1.00 Garments now ...... $1.26 Garments now . $1.60 Garments now . 74 Garments now ELD bats-2623 big =. St. | ol nis pits Ends (Sr Night. i Meartily Indoreed. | es Flp—1 wouldn't marry _tme | U. rn S. Navy Yard Sound visit the U. & navy yard, see the | Dattlostips Oregon, Wisconsin and Nebraska, the crufeers Buffalo and jthe trainins ship Phitadelphia. the | mammoth dry docks, torpedo boats }and prison ship Nipsie. Boats leave Pier &, foot of Youler way, 6 times daily, Round trip, S0e. we All and $1.50 Values for $1.15. eee a King Bros. Co. "2: : Coenen Cte Ing Apparel for Men. LONDON’S Opening of Men’s | Clothing The very latest styles your inspection. Turnover Collars. Ladies’ Lace, Embroidered Hand Drawn Turn Over © lars. We bave a wide whieh are very fashio Regular prices from 26e each. Special Veiling i Speciale! Saturday is the day and don's is the place to bay ings. We have single | double mesh, also net Women's Heavy Calfekin Shoes, double wie, low heel; all sizes, Regular $1.76. Special 1.41% Women's Vici Kid Shoes, exten are ready for This year our showing the best quality clothing « includes an almost unli is replete with »btainable and mited assort ment of imported worsteds and velours, black unfinished worsted and a very special blue se $s and thibets, cre rge. The styles of our 1908 showing are unquestionably perfect ix and the quality of that is put into ready Of course you know al ern payment plan—the ea —why not pay A Little Down fabric n every detail is the finest tailored clothing. yout our mod- sy way to buy and a Little at a Time Eastern Outfitting Co., Inc. Second and Union Seattie’s Reliable Credi CORNER THIRD AND WA Upon short notice we pictures, brica-brac, ¢ We will pack and pr them to any part of the world We will pack and store the entire our fire proof warehouse. We can tell you to a cent what it goods MOVING, ine wware, glass Phones—Main 1523; PACKING MOVING AND STORAGE CO., inc. j will paek and e goods for it House. SHINGTON. box foarniture, sbipmest and forward pianos, contents of @ beuse tn will cost te pack your tnd. 71 FIRE PROOF STORAGE. sion sole, medium heel, mat kid top, patent tip; a neat ap- pearing and very lasiy shoe. Spectal $2.10 Women's Fine Dress Oxfords, flexible sole, military heel, patent tip and foxed; these ay well worth $2.60; all sizes. Special $1.98 Mines’ Heavy = Wear-Proof Shoes, solid calfskin upper, sole leather sole and counter A shoe worth $1.75. Spectal $1.09 biucher up, to 2 $1.49 Children’s Heavy Calfskin Shoe, solid sole, low heel; a good water and wearproof shoe; sizes 5 to 11%. Well worth $1.25. Special ose atent Kid Shoe, mat top, blucher style & very neat lasty shoe. Regu. 50. Special $1.98 avy Unlined Of! Grain either black or ta, double sole; a shoe that will last, and price within reach of all. Special 82.419 Men's Dress Shoes, vici kid up. swing last, medium sole, biucher style; a regular $3.00 shoe Missew' cut, low Regular $2.00. Viel Kid Shoe, double heel; sole, patent 11% Special, aizes Boys extension sole, Shae per 200 pairs of Felt women’s and men's ly sizes, but lines; leather foxed leather xole. Reg $1.50 to $3.00. cholce of the lot Shoes, Your vse Suit br sult Boys’ All-Wool cheeks in blues Re, lar $5.00 to 15. Speelal Men's en lines sizes 7 83.80 Pants, good wool mater ; & good assortment of patterns and nearly all sizes. Regular $2.00. Special, $1.69 Forenoon Specials. On Bale From 8:30 to 12:00, Te Flannelette Kimonos—-Dos- ens of patterns to choose from; ali sires and colors. Until noon at aoe Infante’ Silk Bonnets, lined and nicely trimmed 2he White Knitted Wool Shoulder Shawls ive Outing Fianuel Short Skirts for Women, assorted colors 23 Children's Buster Brown Pa ent Leather Belts, black and brown and red. Reguiar val we to 0c Saterday till noon 1 Pillow Ruffiing, assortment of 4% 12 large and patterna, Regular #6c. Till Pin Cushions, shapes. Regular 40c. Till o'clock AD 20¢ Shopping Mag, heavy cord, well made, Till noon .12%¢ Men’s Wear Men's Colored Flannel Shirts, very ana ndid thing for this cold weather While they t them Sat you can have HALF PRIGE best all-wootl day only at Men's All-Wool ranging In price to $4.00. Special 13 off regular + $1.00 lt $2.65 Union Suits, from $1.60 Saturday Men’s Canvas Working Gloves. 2 pairs to a customer each Men's 36 Fine Cashmere I Hose, natural or black. Sat Ive mn Work rday ..30¢ urday Men's 75c Black So ing Shirts, Sate Men's 50¢-Silk Lisle Saturday Suspend ore. ie n’s Boston Garters > kind regular Saturday ive END-OF-THE-SEASON CLEAN-UP SALE OF WAISTS Every Waiet in stock at big special reductions, 75c and $1.00 Women’s Waists 49¢. Batcen, percales, flannelettes, ginghams, chambray, ducks, lawns and other wash materials. Colors absolutely fast. These make splendid house waists, Worth up to $1.00 each. On Sale Saturday at $2.50 and $3.00 Woolen Waists $1.98. Wool, batiste, nuns’ velling, mohair, albatross Walsts, in white, cream, black, navy blue, brown, green, red, light bive and pink. Some are strictly tailored effects; others are beautifully trimmed with lace and embroid- ery. Regular prices $2.50 and $3.00. On Sale Saturday at + see 1.98 $5.00 to $10. 00 Silk and Fancy Waists $3.98. Your choice of any Silk Waist in stock, $5.00 to $10.00 val ues. Also all our Net and Lace Waists. Regular valves to $10.00. On Sate Saturday at $3.98 Domestic Snaps. Unbleached Turkish Towels. Saturday's price, each, B4¢ Calicoes, navy blue and grays Warm Black Cashmere for women, with gray Hose heel and toe. Saturday On Sale, some Heht colors. Satur a pair t6e day's price, yard 2 pairs +: ae Outing Flannela, all light col | Women's Fine Black Cotton ors. Saturday's price, yard Fleeced Hose, with high 1% Challies, from 50 patterns to choose Saturday's price, yard spliced heel and double sole. Saturday On Sale 19¢ Women's Plain Black Cotton Hose, also black with bleached «plit sole or white foot. Best line ever shown for Saturday Racine St or whi or children’s Saturday, 4 House Lining only, Satw sold by bolt rday's price, yard Table Damask 2 pairs Saturday's pr king men's freon pairs SATURDAY. Cilidren's Union Suita, Regular price $8.50 lined; sizes to 10 years. for 9x12 Saturday ze Regular price $6.60 Children’s Fine Ribbed Fleece for 9x10-6 Lined Union Sutts, the Au Rege'ar price $5.60 gusta brand worth The. for 9x9 feet Saturday tne Newburg Brussels as a Pure Whi Jersey sine regular $15.00 Ribbe ‘ : nion. Suits, medi spec ow Saturday um weight. Saturday D Women's White or Smith's Brussels AEA A % Color Australian Wool 8x02; regular $14.60; spe and Pants. Saturday celal for Saturday .. $10.25 After 6 Specials. 6 p. m. to 10 p. m. Specials. 26e Hat Pin, very faficy .12%¢ ibe Mexican Drawn Work Hand- kerehiet Williams for oe 400 Back Comb”... Dent's 2-Clasp Glace Kid a pair .. $1. Outing Flannel Gowas for wom. en, full and long, trimmed she Good $1.00 Corsets, large sizes; white, drab or black in small sizes wanes 39. Misses’ Corset Waist, 50c car ity, with shoulder straps Men's “Se French Flannel Night Shirts 39¢ Your chofee of any ot ‘our line of G0c Suspenders, including President and other noted makes, Saturday after six : 39¢ Men's 20¢ Cashmere Half Hose, in dark gray or black. Special after six 12%e Groceries for Less Extra Fine Granulated Sugar, Mug Shaving ‘Soap, q 1 § ‘be. for 27e¢ abe Wedding Breakfast Cof fee for . ze Large Bottle Catsup, Blue label 21e¢ Salmon Pudding, Bue per can .3¢ Tea Galts Ribbon Tea, % Ib ze Old Plantation Pan Cake Flour ze 3 Cans Corn, Peas or Milk for zoe per ib 17%e 1b. can Baker's Coooa ..45¢ -10¢ Hunt's 10¢ or ihe alt Re Ammonia akfast Bacon, kages Matches for Quart-Rottle 4b. Gloss e Bluing and MH 15: 3 Pac Mac. aroni Washington l0e Package Wheat Flakes. Saturday . von dee RM Vine Picnic Hams, per Ib. Tbe Veilings, — yard See Vellings, special yard . S5e Vellings, spectal yard . © Vellings, — yard ... . 19¢ Vellings, peat yard Belts. Ladies’ Studded Elastic some are studded with steel ornaments, with @ buckle and back piece; are trimmed with jet; fashionable. Regular 75e, Special Wednesday, Aprons. Ladies’ Wrapper Aprons, gingham, full sleeve, frili. Regular $1,00 Special .. <<o0n Ladies’ Mother Hubbard fancy strap over sho deep frill; full jength; value ... «ean Ladies’ Gingham Apron, mgth; with and bibs, Regular price 2%¢ 35e. Special Muslin Apron, with inserting 400. White brotdery Regular value to special Gloves. Ladios’ Golf Gloves, silwaatd beautifully made and fin | All plain colors and At combinations. Elegant ue} Golf Misses’ Gloves ladies; all colors and “7 Extra special Golf Gloves, styles, colors and prices, in a large box. Valuoa to Your choice Underwsial | Children’s Heavy Cotton, REE Underwaists, well st with lots of buttons. price 150, Special Saturday Children’s

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