The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 14, 1908, Page 8

8 POLICE ASKED TO: : DAYLIGHT ROBBER PIC & | GETS BIG HAUL| er a STOP FRENZY _ iis; since Maes tli tbalr ane Toe, Motel delet Monga fn, #640 In ch, 4m olan More Nottingham Curtains to Sell at $1, 95 abe Apparel tor Women, One Root five THE SEATTLE STAR—FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1908. "1 FREDERICK & NELSON [Tr77 Y the Home ct ite lay me © 8 he | $540 fo cash, $2,600 in mining » Hamond x and @ 22cnllbe } i ¢ 1 R oe n oy | : o tivief would nother shipment of Nottingham Cu on - en ities pon % hat jon would Alfterent vs om ome white and son n¢ sia vam wt » y i ed the ¢ the p t on we © ever beer < i. Verte g/d al A en: ay th pi, the tt ft . ring the AM M ond’s apartment, da the ° 5 A PAIR ‘ y q * he gers workd, wh ey . Cascade fats, Was entered with a { her tue ah i 6 oa 1 te f " ‘ sng ta. thé e of Mra. J. H. Conne orted in the flesh to the cloud © Was absent/ and out the facts, Mr , hipment referres oUtin ghaaam ome in whit © thief rete delicatessen of mvt nd at PeCial Yalu row, and while stoc Inlaid and Printed Linoleun-—Saturday Spec To induce a we have eclal offerings, deta of which appear below Grange PRINTED LINOLEUM, SPECIAL INLAID LINOLEUM, SPECIAL is ' She BQUARE VARD-—The ut $100 SQUARE YARD ed Linoleum under; different yosit for) Howe t ee = TRACE OF %. Nelew, of 1917 Firat av BACK YARD PLEASANTRIES LEAD 10 i ARREST OF OFFENDING WOMAN = fon, at 111 Yesler Wa morrow Include Letters written to her mother Chotee, pe 1 or Se There will be an additional ch S1.00 air f : si aianeatred. | | = Special — Offerings in China and Gla . Te ° FEAR MAN WAS SEVEN-PIECE SALAD BET, SPECIAL 7oc—An | AUSTRIAN CHINA SPICE ian sr ; an China Fr or Salad fecorate 1 ce Jara aie bow! with «ix small fruit saucers to the name of <a YOUNG GIRL IS — =2t sac | Sete hon Se SEEKING | f 4196 Denn SEVEN PIECE CHOCOLATE SET, SPECIAL 3 * ae h 2, } rnb $1.00—This Chocolate Bet consists of a large CUT GLASS BOWL SPECIAL (480m, ; ning since pa and st - Bow oir rmeter, nM ie ir ‘ lene fan china t ively cut t ‘y aa P ‘ t 5 a, and consisting of hold fere ach one UT GLASS TUMBLERS, SET OF Of wot assure you that this lot will | Hats that yesterday and day after tomorrow sell saddie sent and shaped back plenty of wamher wouthen yet to co’ p ing sord for $3.00, $3.50 and $4.00 are put on $2. 25 Coats actually worth $5.0 pricee s . at sale Saturday at... Arms are connected to seat with T boite A well-made and substantial Chair, spectall? priced for tomorrow at . $2.19 MUSTARD POTS, SPECIAL 100—These Mustard a 50—Cut G me t Pots are of Austrian china, and decorated in ‘ ely and “ t bine. Bpecia ow, each 106 chal, set of six wa. x F Specs the After-Inventory Sale of Housefw v t New Interest will be given the special afters ale of Housef ngs now fe ‘ the addition of the goods described and priced below 2 ANTLCARBON SOOT DESTROYER, SPECIAL, | IMPORTED OBLONG TRAY, 6! } PER PACKAGE, 350—AntiCarbon destroys “ir é ; all loose soot in « wile . ‘ ne Makes the by 1 as though hard ec < mented with small gold star \ lessens danger of chimney < . P 4 packa 35 IMPORTED ROUND TRAY, SPECIAL Bem t » . b IDEAL STEAM COOKER, SPECIAL $4.75—Thi flar to above described Tray, . n is @ labor-saving household article that will re | round. Measures 14 inches im t } duce your fuel bill to a remarkable extent. You | | need only enough fire to boll two quarts of | UNIVERSAL FOOD CHOPPER, } oT ich ' ook ye ire peal ove » t st Sults can be worn in the Puget Sound the year ruand—but out they | on weg “Sauer sean 1% emi 2 large fan go! We're losing money on them—but what of that? The loss t# only a drep in the bucket-~ jf | | Sanaa ann Stik taeeee tak, Maa toe 4 | chops all kinds of m I @ trifling tr n at business. BON MARCHE stocks must be kept nd / Fok cunioe i pe ae all kis ! Hon Marche i filled with the goods ng season. We don't ac teu persons, or the par arse, an ae the Spris coming in. What OF a SES GR See Core titlons can be removed and the cooker used without mashing then 1 d thing wh i as one large Yersel, a great advantage in cook | : ‘ Suits : : All soft and stiff Hats—except contract goods— ing a large turkey or ham, Special a4.75 “NEVERBURN” ROA ‘ > remaining Suit mur regular $16.00 and $18.00 lines —200 In all: single and double: | bis POURTUDE LOW GAS RADIATOR, OPaCinL - ai eget eS styles, of haré finish nte — s nd a te he very whose regular prices are $3.00, $3.50 and $4.00, may $2.65—This 4tube Radiator has base 11x18 long and 8 1 beet Americas tailors, pert iting host, im th : : inches, ix 19% tnches in height, and is fitted and the Roaster is the ’ todate styles, an aimest identioal fente be had Saturday only at the cut price. Stiff Hats with Scotch tipped burners and best quality Coppered steel rods F ed for Spring Buits, fo woke BON MARCHE at $1 60, ‘ steel tubes, Radiator is ornamented with alur: wear and leave a ap are sites to, fit m db ; ute and wlime; wntl re in browns and blacks. Soft Hats in browns, grays, inam bronse. Special $2.65 | prevents burning on the we offer unrestr feted ¢ Shot . ‘ ‘ Men's Store— Main caalangee ne Entrance. | tans, pearls and blacks, bound or raw edges—Hats ; { Girls’ $5.00 Coats to Go Saturday at 98c ee Seas Somme Se corre see Hardwood Arm Chair Special Tomon a y Each one a prime investment at the price. i Wenge BOS eneetertaite Te ack 3 tf hardly seems possible that ft can be true, yet it is, becw he Btoek Reducip Arm Chair, made of hardwood 2 : I excuse; all the winter goods must go, ne # tor Boglieh Box and finished golden. Has shaped 4 | & of ait-woot! Oxford Gray Zideli Hy Seattle, Second Avenue and Pike St. New York, 2 Walker Street — Alf fi . BVeE } } Af Paris, 3 Cite Trevice. Chemnitz, 22 Theatre Strasse. Manchester, 88 Faulkner St. Child’s Rocker Special 59¢ This Rocker te made of hardwood and finished golden In a bow back design, and strongly put to gether. Special price tomorrow Soe Frederick & Nelson Both Stores. «rw « King Bros. Co. Scan | wean oe Correct Apparel for Men. Columbia Incorporated a week or two| COFFEE * reported as en WILSON LEAVES ie " rhe won : > wor wf © ed when he le Almost entirely recovered from the “i Who returns | operation which he underwent in| fim at the mone} if you dont The Entire Stock of Ladies’ Ready-to-Wear Goods, Located at 1207 |)s!s\sec tr Sion ie om ee Second Avenue, Has Been Bought by the National Cloak & SuitCo. AS ET Men’s sbi Styles | i}. Eastern ql And Must Be Sold at Once. For Less Than the Actual Cost | Outfitting 1.468 Se See ae apparent and every garment represents all that® 1 } : best in modest but up-to-dat of the Raw Materials | ~ Commencing Saturday Morning, Feb.15,at 8:50 | be thrown open the mercy of the public Never before or never ag The Colors for This season a new and decidedly striking.co” 5 will be worn by men—olive-tan. In. our Se Spring avenue window are di played a number of Spr% styles and the popular live-tan is shown the: | Plain and fancy browns and blues are also show? in will the people of Seattle have an buy high-cl merchandise at such a triflir ost If you value , don't mi rdinary value ’ Fine Tailored Suit rth $25.00, onl P $8.95 Ladi kirts, all sizes, all colors, worth $12.50 $4.95 | pes Lad Fine Tailored Suit rth $35.00, onl $14.85 Ladies’ Skirts, all sizes, all colors, worth $16.50 ........$6.95 |}} i Fine Tailored Suits, worth $42.50, only ...... $16.85 || Ladies’ Skirts, all sizes, all colors, worth $20.00 .........88.95 [II Special Features The front of every coat is guaranteed am! I I d Sui rth $50.00, onl $18.85 Ladies’ Shirt Waists, all sizes, worth $2.50, only........98¢@ | will remain perfect as long as the coat Wer fissea’ ( rth $10.00 $2.95 Ladies’ Shirt Waists, all sizes, worth $3.80, ony $1.39 | the hair cloth used is selec “Be nd ble bes d Misses’ ( t vorth $12.50 24 O05 Sion ite ae : oe ye | factured. Made up in mere and double bees i vee $4.95 | Ladies’ Silk Waists, worth up to $12.50, only ... $4.95 | Misses’ ( WE FET ‘ a De toued Sadat tag Bab J own | styles, with the new large, round lapel ! j th $16.50 be $6.95 Children’s Coats, all sizes, wor th’$5.00, only ........ $1.39 | pockets ‘ ( ort 20,00 ..+ $8.95 Children’s Coats, all sizes, worth $7.50, only : $2.95 | 8 ¢ le 1 $10.00 $2.95 |) Children’s Coats, all sizes, worth $10,00, only $4.95 | he iisiues | Special A large line of new Spring neckwear—" i spetially pri very latest styles and fancic at 50¢. Be Sure You Get in the Right Place 1207 Second Ave. » Look for the Big Yellow Sign woo ER WILL HAVE TWENTY EXTRA SALESPEOPLE AT YOUR SERVICE. NATIONAL CLOAK & SUIT CO. tine eee “Partial Payment A little down and a little at a time makes Privilege”’ ing easy. We extend such a courtesy to any” deserving it at the same Ww prices er vail—no extra charge ever being made in * commodation, Second Avenue and Union “Seattle's Reliable Credit House”