The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 14, 1908, Page 7

. THE SEATTLE STAR-—-FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1908. 7 : Wood and Coal _ IS AT WORK D. Carr, president; Roy I - ler to boost the interests of } oe dent c Th “yy neeh a ShEeg, cad wes one S| At the Moore—Hra Dante w th t i " A. Carle, t . ° Sh Re Bett ee ae | Jymphony Concert Sunda that cothinentty held & smestine H. Uppe i «| At the Grand week, opét-lvestenday and oreanised the eh” a : | Seven doge have n poisoned ing Sunday, “Red Foathe ( getown Chamber of ¢ ree and ©. ¢ pre. pe in the vieinity of 63rd st, and At the Seattie—"The Country ting will be held , next , , Fourth ay, N. B., Green Lake, with squire Joxt week, “Kerry ¢ . - : Wood lim three days, and owners of puch At the Lois—Thie Pit” Next S animals as hay not already re week What Happened to Jones t ale Day lerset ised weed. ¢ cotved the fatal dose have appealed At the Lyfc—Hurlesque. Next € , ie. *“lto the Humane department to vin week, same company in “The Di Veutigate ylemma oo <anahiaaen-tbanan Ll. A. Klein, of Greén Lake, this | At the Family Theatre—Comid the h Sr ttendard. Domenie morning reported the seventh dog | pera company, appearing in “The ~B go ' veatiat PY had died suddenly after eat: | Bon -~ Next week, “The Co hore ' ind. & meat it found tn the treet lege Gir 5 ae aitabie ft animal partook only slightly | \ as Coliseum—Vaudeville . t ic rae | f of the food, walked not more than] ‘antages—-Vaudeville : é‘ heap. : iPhone] 100 feet and dropped dead Orphoum—Vaudeville CONTINUES TOMORROW | “| Officer Vaupell is making an in Five-Cont Star—Motion pleture “ . {Sprain hd Sa: | ees, or netining Balt —eapinn | vce | VALUES TO $1.25 FOR 23c t - nd, |Aetion 8060 Woodlawn « oes — «| &X-GOV, SAMUEL PENNY. DEATH RECORD. | ' BY 4 ¥ 50c | PACKER, | In of the big rush this morning, and which will doubtless «sin tat for sole} Wine engray watch repair] Hiv mame has been drawn into |», Deaths were registered today as continue until closing time, there nund to be some thou Btn attoe . & ling. Glover, 64 D. & dohnstun @ }the capitol graft trial, now (a prog. | tow sands of yards and seores of beautiful pleces left for tomor ‘Ce. Bide Se] reas ak Hasrishere. | Anderson—Infant, Feb, 10, 928 row's selling. So if you were not among the lucky ones who Sem: S Sth 8. came tor ask your nelghbor about the bargain sh secured Mattison—1. A. Mattison, 39, Feb 16th and N. B. 66th and come here tomorrow for its duplicate. Value $12 Kdgings, Flouncings, Insertions, at . : 23c BARGAIN SPOT 35c Hose at 21c Women's Fine Ribbed Hose, fast black, very elastic, with double heel quality; also Boys’ Heavy Ribbed Mercer Stockings, with double heels and toes Se quality; cholee op the Bargain 21 Spot tomorrow, at, a pair c kinds. delivered to ail parte | “| ag af clly at reasonshle pris. Wainwright: | { . | A = Vader, 71, Feb, 12, foot | ye Pa Closing Out Shs, «. oma, smh 4 . rar SR. ——_ $rd and Berton ished 19 t the Bx tonrvact and A a ey mp) BIRTH RECORD The Great Sale Of Musical Gooda, Sb Muate Books, Leather Music Rolle Songs and Instrumental Folios Violina, Mandolina, Banjoe Guitars, All these goods to ' sacrificed regardiess of Cont Store fixtures for sale. A number of fine show cases. All must go. Births were registered today a ton wa Washington. ne thounand (808) mf the City of & by the Comptralter c ouners, j yedit tte per be oh ae and per } } a wife of C.A. Thomas | 1th N. K., Feb. 3, a daughte Ie ‘Hank—To wife of K. R. Hank aud toe; good She 1910 Gth W., Feb. 10, a daughter affiere—To wife of B. W. Caf flere, 4044 39th 8, Feb. 13, a son. Richmond—To wife of W. W Richmond, 3717 Jeffersou, Feb. 11 | son | Anderson—To wife of F. Ander nm, Beattle, Feb. &, a daughter Johnson—To wife of J. W, John-| son, 604% Pike st., Feb. 2, daugh ft deema just, and shall ¢ jinance rove such ell and EXTRA — A splendid 1%4nch || SPECIAL — Seattle Sou Crash Toweling, with red bor- || stationery, printed on der; very heavy quality; on }) Hurlbut’s cholee quality note e | tor » ial sale all-day Sat | Erickson—To wife of C. Erick urday at, the yard ... . | paper od put up In pretty i son, Feb. 5, a ughter | boxes; 24 sheets of paper and anos } JOHN SANDERSON | Andergon—To wife of G, Ander || 24 envelopes; regular c Hie ts one of the contractors who | son, 5850 Wallingford av. Feb. 5, | G0e; ton wre 8 39e fale oa built the $12,000,000 state capitol, | a son Underwear. } picaxontce drat: ver 30 Pianos oe to be nnd is chief defendant in the graft Charlton—To wife of F. C. Chart WOMEN’S 59 VESTS, 31o— sold. hia is not a clearance trial ton, Seattle, Feb. 9, a son. weight Fleece: || bag pet New Websites. le price 31 WHITE WAISTING MATERI- | Saturday, each . ‘ c ALS—In numegous new de- WOMEN'S 89c PANTS, 50c— signs; very fancy, very attrac sale of a lot of cheap « but a sale with no reserve whatever, All must go or refure to prop [Sie the contract a in the tien teat, felinquent and at the rate of 4 > These are % wool, are well | ven’! Pp ° 5 tive, all upto-date—haven’t mtil ah on nokeor Cline 1ano finished, have band and || peen in the house a week; ex drawstring and come in white ceedingly choice values at only; extra bargains 50 the price; a 35 BOYS' 65¢ COMBINATION SUITS—In natural gray; ape i celal Saturday at, 34c 1] Art Ticking. each tees In the Drapery Department, on Odds and Ends of Misses’ Pure the second floor, a nice line of Australian Wool Garment Art Ticking, in attractive col- fin Masters \ 30e to S5e quality, on # orings; regular ee AS tes seeee eeHALF PRICE || 20c a yard; special . c ne delMquent ficto eapactty ner prescrib: * T ~ Treaserer shall add no penalty "te any delinquent assesment in any * where the state laws require ity to be added to such assess | FURNITUURE WANTEO. be tt further resstved, that | Coo ide Furniture Co's rest whan yma, | S0@oes oe | sap prices for fursiture Bow iret ; of chulttgd to the | iitia 3839 or Ind. bene tt FARMS ANU ACREAGE. PA fae nana e ie for their ratification of rejee. | the) Hom at the mext general election to/ bE: TisTs. t se. | te ren ° paar nena ee mae atthe City of ‘paenea a = Dr Rawle) frown aie on » City Coanett thé tna E.seriontion 7. thek. and etaned tort 1 that he je aby ats Dianonds " NANSEN Matches USE OF WAITING? A dollar a week buys @ Victor, Enjoy it while you pay for it “Easy payments” are the modern way. Largest as ORBAT LAND AALS Souvenir Post Cards. to are, if guthentication | sortment of Machines and fi After 6 o'clock Saturday night we will sell Postal Souvenirs of Se- Sad Gay Of cen-) Quarters in th inest Talking Machine attle, offering a large variety, eoase 1987 | c in the West. Come in today. WE saisesake= sstvolecs aid, nanceweks an tor 1C tm gather ‘heat ior Sets the Sy Count day of De. jek the tad day of January. 1 int ~patendl | HW. CARROLL, RT. RETNOLDS. | Clty Comptrotier and ex-officio City cee he ONT) eee ot emer btication, February | ‘McCarthy Dry Goods Co Sutcliffe Baxter, Receiv Howard J. Shechan, Mgr. day of Ix 1, 1908 } uw " SOCIETY NON .CES. ; Say ned ‘7 | "Tom the wan) house repairing tn oft | = February |" branches, tubber weather strtppin Speen pettication, F “7 on deors Randall, t sem — SPECIAL NOTICES. yeu $2.8 AMANT SF 1 YRAR RESOLUTION NO. 1198 [) AMENDMENT NO "pe Aer MONARCH SHOE & CLOTHING CO. Recerver Gives Imperative Orders To Turn This Clothing Into Cash! Another big slice taken off the prices. Every- .s thing goes. The entire stock is offered for less eset ranma ALLS _Rmbtre mae, —| . than fifty cents on the dollar. Such value-giving fame 'cl ckdeered. Poly ee | has not been witnessed in Seatttle for a decade. ‘voters of the ne dl of Seattle & S 4 Merens sole orte Beerige. oe om RY BEING ANB CLEANING. | oy SIE IAB. GUE, « If you want © retintte Gye works rt ' ety % vi Geen Guy Pr ap Ma and a Sup ot A uiitte each, Aad be Mt torther tt solr ed, foregoing amen time: 1 ts beerety Rent general e}- the Ind day 0 the City Courett + ‘ aa a 5 I FS Tomorrow you can buy— iytish mliliners at lowest prices ROMMRT WA LTE Alaska Hide —tene! Meek Fourth ave 5 a 3 ce} Betis: BE 2 le epee aa eiv¥_wEAL esTATE - ” é Black Worsted Suits, while they $2.75 F CD MLMAN Lt tee ee | St -secerees oe tetneneteeeeeres ¥ [DoLPn BRinENe bie q Men's Fancy Cassimere Suits, all sizes; a, Februas DF ge setae $125 e ian a 7 while they last 54) Sew henna s<sMeeae eee hea 4.65 DATS PARK ADDITION Men's Fine Worsted and Cheviot Suits, s Pay 9 be | worth up to $15.00; sale price cote 5.85 te: ws Men’s Blue and Black Serge Suits, Vicuna Suits = 810) Down and . and Worsted Suits; worth to $20.00; ‘ RESOLOTION No CAEP AMENDMENT NO 14 om : Articte Vitt of fat / i i “SITUATION “WANTED—MALE. 1, sprayed © @ OLMSTBAD. MD ile at neat Ps Refers 12, 1 te Sundays by Sep sale price Be deri, ghey a! 2 Main | faa tee 35 Per Month, : scsi NOBODY EVER SAW MEN'S SUITS SOLD THIS WAY! ! me ‘Come Out | TE I FS ae RN : ordinanc 4 and Balbriggan Underwear, Shirts and Drawers, In lations of —_— ~ seeping re Diecesee—Dr John Dentep | pke . Park SSS ae Men’s Raincoals|«.. ..™°" "2 2euur eens ~g| TOPCoats Two hundred Mens Men’s Topcoats, of tan Cravenetted Rain Men’s Blue Overshirts coverts and worsteds, coats, originally made ” Twilled California Gratin ta ttle ta in tans and grays; | l at prices up to i rth regularly $1.50; on sa a sae ae ae 87 worth up to $15.00; FOR EXCHANGE. > FOR RENT—ROOMS: ¥ 4 feomm for . with ele $18.00; sale price ; : sale price— oe Saale eas a ode AG yo | : bye pg coped | ,* FARMS AND ACREAGE. ft ii oft and st : . rea youne tir ie . § Little Boys’ Suits ; : : moth roms #2505 G16 Than Halt | an heads aee cow Bf Less Than Half Peri ica bute en Pager ang Men's Schoo! Suite, ro ‘si ge] eva $1. 85 Children’s s Shoes ue {Monarch Shoe & Clothing Co.} hire 1347 and 1319 First Av. he Opposite New Arcade Building. Half-Block North of Postottipa up to WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS. : Raa i= we fais as Weer & Wilber, watkes fi #06 Golan Bide Spanek Sos teak tana se eet eet seen etree, Peered ered eorotd teow D wie of Few hes rts Side pie Cees Died, at oeee e< ‘ e Bratese oS - ee a ‘ ebilanastruaae ithe teeter 240 siiaSalte 2 20 stat Oe a ns ee Oe ME ee stem