The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 14, 1908, Page 4

Ba FAR Pyerienina co THE SEATTLE STAR RVERY AFTERNOON EXCEPT SUNDAY -TElephtr Private exe @ connecting all ts of the Idjag — Suns mh 1050 and Indepondent, 441. af pre department ermthe name of the person gree BALLARD STAR AOPNOY—2r) Patera a Ta ‘ wo BVERE LT STAR AGENCY—tHomer Ryans, 2971 Recketolier A . ents per week, oF Cwent wh SILLY CAMPAIGN TWADDLE “Every republican in the Eighth ward owes a duty to himself and to his neighbor and to me to support the republican nominees right down the line. (Applause.) If you do it, gentlemen, we will have a republican mayor and a republican city council, and therefore a clean, honest, reputable city government. I thank you. (Great and pro- longed applause.)” 1907-1909 Seventh ay, be cle \ \ at a tre I i \ cor ] ——— A Word From Josh Wise “an tin’ supreme! ugly ay become y duck beautiful Disseminating the Bunk patty de foy graw.” - on It was blithely chip The above is fr spe of John F, Miller at ar name on all the architec Bighth ward meeting last night. Mr, Miller's argument is a prnygeatig th bbe most identical with tha ale years ago by “Honest” | of giving a falep impression of ie : : ‘ ; your importance?” as John Riplinger, who became an emb € 1 is now a | fom a eves ton fugitive fr justice Seattle had a “republican may the d a 1 . Because,” answered the merry and a ae CRY . monarch, “I haven't the Congres twacdille this kir h sional Record to fourflush in i And wayly attacked nother tisan paper inserts “great and pre cornerstone several conterten old What difference « t a gepublican, a democrat, a city of this @ en ou @ party, s ng as he elh t { Letters?" There all his tife for a party, as poor . i han either, He, tx “aap Row (C who ts . nian fessed hero, has done for der t breaks | of action and a man of letters his heart when he thinks of the o ifferin is tha any reason why he should be choser ayor “S ae aia) gee , |Notina Wettts Trus interests of the republican party demande that any rea 4 gon why Mr. Miller should be chosen Malted Mil Se nian canmius the , k Moore lt | The original and genuine Be chosen mayor bec ry City part It is a question d t parties, a that fact , : “ es A glass of Horlick’s Malted! coming home emphatically to the | a Milt¥—hot-makes a delictous and as Git tiie awew. how : 4 Tette | [refreshing lunch on a cold day Roosevelt, and would have one that the shade th Ask for Horlick’s two are sitting up nights wa ww the result on Ma At All Druggiets SANS PR ae a winetien Btirring the powder in hot water and that the presi wont : ] quakes a nourishing, digestibie food better to declare war m Japan or wait until Japan makes [drink better than tea or coflee—ne pases che in tui Bobaahe |cooking. A cupful—hot—on retir the first crack—he is v h fr Sea E : ing tedeees tential doup And then when the orators are through with that silly i less McCormack Bros. First Anniversary Sale Men’s Clothing, Shirts, Underwear f At bedrock prices, as we need the space for our Spring Merchandise, now on } the way. s than regular prices. the $19.00 The style. materials icCormack Bros. 812-814 First Ave. Between Marion and Columbia Stresté. the fit, at niuel erect Men's Suits. $8.95, $15 the finish, don't take an ox pert to tell at a glance the rlority of our clothing to poorly made-up goods prices. supe higher Cravenette Raincoats Overcoats, Topcoats $9.75 and $15 Considered exceptionally good bargains by shrewd buyers SHIRTS—fxcellent Work Shirts; the SOc and | $3.00 Men's All-Wool Sweaters, cut to s oO Se quality; tomorrow Be tural Wool Sox, worth 20¢ 10¢ $1.25 Kigin Shirts; im soft and stiff bosom, | pxtra Hes fare fox, the a tor ee ee som. | xtra Heavy Yarn Sox, 26¢ kind ,,...% for 50¢ 10 Work Sox for #e he $1.06 Golfs, in wide range of patterns, for Oe 10¢ Canvas Gloves, for be HEAVY UNDERWEAR—"The Winsted,” in nat- | sochanies’ Heavy Sateen Capa 10¢ ural and camel's hair; the $1.00 non-shrinking 5 nd kind: while they last ise Pigskin ves, for Ie a) iincel Aieiy. wielded, epostat Boys’ Extra Heavy Cotton Hose, special . F 2 for 2h¢ 25 Heavy Vicuna Wool, tomorrow Sizes from 6 to 9% H Natural Wool Unde hirte only foys’ All Weol Knee Panta, $1.00 values, for : ; 506 Hats—Odds and Ends, worth $2.50, $3.00, $4.00, for 5¢ and $1.45 | Men’s Pants, $1.75, $2.75, $3.50, $4.00, at least one-third and one-fourth Head to Foot Outfitters for Men and Lady Hiow much te thie let | twee | CGreengrocer Eight conte a | pound, ma’am | Landy Two pounds fo: Greengroce Nom that let oaeigent Som" AND SO AVE lad You but tt curly let Tie ext two pounts of caer) OOO OO off for being so blame keen about : Tett SS Fly On The Piyer THE SEATTLE STAR—FRIDAY, FEBRU Showed Him a Kink by dessie M.Partlon. me is red, the violet o.{ en advantage of {t already, bat it are yor n Per Cent off on Bult Cases, Hage + Far Bets, Ladies’ Hand Kage, Purses, Card Cases, Meggi t and mont lets, Coin Purses, etc, ad imfinitum—all at 15 Per Cont off ffertn laid on St. Va - : oS Soltnate eetiads tele ais tis tea Extra Special for Friday and Saturday, in our soho laye Lake Boap v cake you on @ leaf torn at No mere wa rmaldehyde Antiseptic Soa ake book and surroun i be safely trust 4711 Rath Salts, very high! nize with @ ed our mighty sentimer Hoffs German Salts, cure wsne darts and arrows the address on the special of drawing smudgy envelope we wrote “To!E Lyon's Tooth Powder, per box Ther we begged t rowed One | Love “ she took It te Graves’ Toot Powder,. box oe purloined a stamp from the far seh next day and showed it I Bau De Quint a < size, per bottle exchequer and dropped our trib-|to a group of gtggting gi we F Quaker Cough ut 1 Cupid tm the Le r Dox t 4 ube nd scowled at the Make Man Ta x cankenel s Ricksecker’s y 26e, special U. S. N Y d D. D. D. Boap ©, specia Cheap Colonist Rates avy ar SMOKE! We or during March and > a trip on the Bound and The discrimin moker who buys his Cigars at baott be a Reiiseed @ Havies the Wak case: week ae stores can smoke st Cigars and save money. tion Co Chicago $26.00, St. battleships Oregon, Wisconsin and ff We sell all i2\%c Clears 5 for Paul, Omaha uses City and Miss Nebraska, the erulsers Buffalo and fj Fer Saturday only we offer FONTELLA Se Cigars § for sourl River points $20.00 St. Louis the training ship Philadelphia, the —— A watt inown Play fib Tolyourfreuae oy wake mamnvih ay doesn torre bent | The Quaker Drug Com GUNG PON WERT per Ek First. Ave. EK Bilis, General Pier 2, foe WOD1NG FINST AV- Twe Stores ———-POURTH 1024-26 Second av *** Agent. Sugar’ ARY 14, 1908. is sweety DOWN-TOWN STORE WIS 1015 FIRST AVENUE UP-TOWN STORE mnKe 5 ST, me WESTLAKE AVE Post or ri erm fir at ae ye rome aroma You can't afford to mise this ay, & times oe dally. Round trip A Store of Specials Our Low Prices Our Chief Attractions No Frills---No Flowers---JUST VALUBS LEATHER GOODS F OR ut and 1 the ve Gh! Order! Order! " a olimh ’ ia 8 voy : Chaucer's % " p ;| If Portuaal's new king turns out [°° ee i Be e eld that the and there is “great and proton be ght it will be due to Manuel f ‘ on . ee h, b he ng tt in bi t was a gre ured thus me eee alii hile the M man who hap " ' 4 up ' ung 5 at wa n M8 | 0m where Saulpped P oe Not Gulity I } 1 ta J a he eve V nak De vid the al weathe mar me uty t e " rh e colt apd ia Vor what he's went and ' 7 7 hing ‘m golug & shopping, kind Fo can blame his forecast on wt ae ‘ the Devoe to go throngh a ca A he watd rhe one from Wast t he fe direction cot “i ; bel “Down tn the Bon Marche brings to @ what , or way ‘ ely to perginent re ones occurred in the and » le w int break th “gree “nut where 4 ow mor n Tokio when the badge t ‘ oe We my wet maid ame ‘ final pa le a man , rey ade tH) tnguired “Huttinaki” J " und the final wt t me “ his dreeuaalty 1 don't need money, att , f Japan will not be mad " bes. of ane coe — “lm @ tomanig¢ , would be considered dange st ‘ they Wt the 3 to know th e and fact heap a to seo Ponderber 8 ob jee alt anels lines, He a gentleman of \t tb Alaska . hte P . va peer oe the old achool ® “ * it bas me < « ' ) can BY JOSH You, that's the trouble with the | pot his commit, ¥* eccle . 4 " 4 ! 5 tae love fellow er had the ad- | tee 4 berhiew © ofterts | Mal Mal Hal r es, " ig angen aggro years betore the Christi , een, Those Toledo tee trust fellows a a the religiow de « 5 id have gone out and ga , anation apart from t hurgh| Dingman, 1112) Secgae a a ee sy 7 calendar aa oad AY, Ty - ae KER~D = co, RETAIL USE YOUR PHONE IND. 2015 = ~ MAIN agg WE DELIVER FREE TO ALL rg) big wale of leather gooda, i i H re nm Special hi New White Lawn Waists | Closing Out All Flannel-| Torenoon S New Millinery " 98Cc ette Kimonos Women’s Waists 43c We are showing our | . ’ Regular $1.00 and $1.25 Values. en ad He | Worth $1.50 and $2.00. We w dispose of every Flannel The ene item ought to crowd our Spring Trimmed Hats. This a Beautiful, New White Lawn and India ette mono and Dressing Bacque in | Sere Saturday forencon— season they are more b a Linon Waists, for spring aod summer . 7 Won Waists, made of white and * fir 1908. Dozens of beautiful lace and our ©. On Saturday you will find colored hi trimmed with Ince and ful than ever. We won'ta® Y embroidered effects. We have then them arranged in two special tots— embroidery leo a big tot of Sateen tempt to describe them here. a ec ho ne buttoned * Gingham, Musil Dack nd Percale ts feat ea: tsk. Deneliour “te et coat eee Walets, nicely made and good, fast Come in and see them for troduetory Sale” we are showing regu — colors: all sizes om 8 to 44, Regu —— Prices from Ee ' 150 é a Hi it Lat No. tat ng $1.25 to tar prices up to §1.25. nm sale i one Senrday ¥ 98c $2.00 Kimonos 98c Saturday forenoon 49c . . $1.50 to $10.00 y th ’ London’ $ Store for Men Men’s $2.50 and $2.00 Pants $1.39 Dress Goods and Silk Broken lines of Men's Pants; several patterns Specials 7 arn) Lines at HALF PRICE—Box and Under be we the cream of the factory—on sale Saturday these are of $1.39 and all sizes, but not of a kind; best of wool fabric and sell for 50c Washable Silks, 39¢. LOT i ing @ lot of Sample Sox, of fancy liste. $2.00 to $2.50 regularly; special Hey, Sactes Week St ete See plain black lisie, silk and lisle mixed, and the best ‘ colors a lot = — . ee ee Australjan wool, in all weights: thie is a cholee " creams; aiso colored stripes e assortment, made to sell at from 3he to The. Sat 10 Shoe Bargains your spring waists and dresses tomorro urday, have your pick from over 600 pairs at .. 25¢ Fine Dongola | Child's Viel Kid Shoes, wide, day; special, per yard oo Oe extra wide; patent © toe, patent tip, LOT 2—Sample Sox, of faney Egyptian Maco flexible sole, medium n sole, Vici upper 85c Mohairs, 49¢.. plain lsle, merino and cashmere; a splendid lot low heel, Wide ankle: spe j to 8: special . Paso | Full 52 inches wide, regularly sold for 85e; made to sell for 20¢ and 26c; Saturday. your choice clal $1.69 | Boys’ Heavy Calfskin Shoe to wear; this is a bargain feast for Saturday o ehbecke oe 2 cap toe, double sol nike Colors, navy blue, cardinal and brown; Sat oo eaeeees cee 12%e Women's Vict Kid Shoes. peo Ne P _ oa , ae ment - dove cardinal LOT %—Contains a big assortment of Sample U nder patent tip, medium sole last Bat os - 1 as sires to ais shirts and Drawers, made of the best and heel; a shoe that will ie i &1.25 [$1.98 Plain Pin Stripe Buietk’ $1.39 wool Boog Avg $2.60 per garment | eer gps AE $2.00; apo. | Youths’ Shoes, heavy calf, | Exceedingly pretty, nice pinstripe self-colored : ee eae the cial $e cap toe, double sewed; a the spring's newest designs, including a] LOT 4—Consists of the sample line of Shirts and 3 shoe that will stand all the full 560 inches wide. See carat Drawers made from all wool, lele and silk and en's Oxfords, patent tip, hard wear of the boys vanced showing tomorrow—Saturday; special, lisie: always sold at $1.00 and $1.25. Saturday they upp medium sizes 11% to 2; special yard ee cont fou eae ave flexib regular 81.49 apecta | Boys’ Heavy Unlined Shoes LOT 6—Containa all the sample line of Underwear ee . Ay” ls bellows + tongue double rages made of balbriggan and mixed wool; sold at 60c | Minne Patent iid thew. | sole, solid leather gole and} | TABLE OILCLOTHS—All but white and and 7 Suturday, your choice aDe heet~ alee 340k Ge f coun sizes 2% to marble; specially priced, per yar¢ my ‘ve spect 72x90 BLEACHED SHEETS—Specially LOT 6—A big assortment of Sample Suspenders, 50¢ etal $1.98 | ston's Heavy priced, each a and 75c sellers; 100 different kinds and no two alike. | yfignes’ Heavy Calfskin Shoe black or tan GINGHAMS—Silk Finished, in black and Spectal Saturd sees Be a shoe that will wear and bie sole; tongue ete.; plaid styles and checks; spe urn wate sizes % tu 2 150 pectal lly priced Y eee LOT 7—Contains an assortment of Sample Suspend. J {urn waters sizes 11% to, Py lak ata Seninea al era, made to sell for 26c and 250, Saturday, your > 1. $1.08 | | CRETONNES — Pretty Art Draperies, all choice . . eee 196 3$c Laundry Bags, very styles; specially priced, yard e large LONSDALE MUSLIN—I5ce regular; spe + 1 tig and 35¢ Pillow Tops.. elally priced, yard Hosier y and Under wear 1 skein German Yarn , OUTING FLANNEL—Lieht colors; spe 12 yards Val. Lace C elally priced. yard ; oe » Br © 40¢ BABY FLANNEL—Not all wool; special Investigate these Saturday Snaps—-Goods that you N oon ' = eee ee * te cohien tend 1 need now COTTON BATTS—Pure white, fluffy; Ib = Hot Water Bottles. Ruching. 25e regular; specially priced, Boys’ ‘Extra Heavy Rock Ribdes Stockings, the only Hot Water # and Fount. | Fancy Neck Ruching: Values roll nd that will stand rough wsage; any size to 15 F ringes, in man to 40c yard ze FLANNELETTES—AI! quaiitic : years; Snap No. 1, at .... zte _and makes; values 6 to 10 P. M. Specials. 16 2%e and 20c values; spe 15 : Children’s Strang Ribbed Wool Stockings, with gray Saturday $1.80 | 35¢ Plaid Ribbon, pure silk, a cially priced, yard C, and heel and toe; any size, to JZ years; Snap No, 2.17¢ Slactic Belts yard ive ; , Ladies’ Elastic Belts, trim- | 36¢ Rack Comb ’ Women's Gray Ribbed Wodlen Hose, th 1-fashion med with steel and jet trim. | Spool of Clark's Thread, 200 ed kind, that wears and i comfortable; Snap No. 3 ming and good buckle yard 5 * Floor Hn be ive | and. back piece: regular | 2 Spools Best Sewing Bik avings on the Lower price 75¢; Saturday ‘ e ; Women's Imported Hose, of fine quality black combed 25: 3 pkgs Matches, best brand yarn, with double white sole, cut low jn the heel b Ibs, Sugar the regular 36¢ kind; Sna@p" No. 4 2B Maple Syrup, per can R cans Lang's Sugar Corn Children’s Ribbed Union Sdits, nicely fleeced; just Rotled Oats, in neat 91d, bale right for spring wear; any size to 10 year Snap Our Special Coffee, Ib No. 6 i ze A 2-piece Ja Imp« 1 Tea Set i A Good Coff Dainty White Muslin Gown and Chemise, of many aceasta hi pretty styles, with high low neck, long or short Our Special 20¢ Broom: sleeves: tn act, avery style shown this year Piente Hams, per Ib. Wes te 50; Snap No, 6 Se Lard Substitute, per 1b The Benson Clothing Co. {}| The Best of Everything at Lowest Price 501 Pike St } SEATTLE-TACOMA ROUTE. We Cpuete te Fare 35e—Round Trip, 50c. FOUR ROUND TRIPS DAILY. LEAVES SEATTLE — and 10:25 @ m., 2:05 and 6:46 nd LEAVES TACOMA — aren wal. se 4, and F530 9 om, “6 wage é7., Reged. Regttie hoe Sane BEKIN CORNER THIRD AND WASHINGTON. Urequaied Security ts Offered for the Storage of Furniture, @ Cont What tt Will Cost to Store Your Goods MOVING, PACKING, CUT FREIGHT RATES | MOVING AND | STORAGE CO., Inc. | Only Absolutely FIREPROOF WAREHOUSE to Seattlo. Trunks and Other Valuables. We Can Tell You to - PMONES! Main 1693, Ind, 71. |] PAGuEIG.A.RpOs cou TLING COMPAI CARE SHOULD BE TI best and to get ¢ the drinks. Th st grade of { carbonated De those bearing the label 00% Pacific and Puget Sound using the wate Co, stand alone whet considered, It you Hav tried them, do a and. vineed «28 Phones 927.