The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 16, 1908, Page 8

WONDERFUL WIRELESS MESSAGE WAS ik BRIEFS BY WIRE | BROKEN LINE SHOWS ROU TE TAKEN BY CORRESPONDENT ROSE'S WIRELESS MESSAGE FROM THE FLEET. gorge ig: When word was received March | reached Magdalena | ft ne » “ ® from Norman Rose, staff corre | O°" ad ws P 7 “es w Bpondent of this new rw R 1 ’ 2 Admiral Evans, of the wh Of the great battleship fleet, It was not only an evidence of Rose's | am m Glertness and of the perf USEMENTS. by which ft wa ¥ movement of Armada would be given th Seattle Theatre delay, but ft w Tonight at 8:30; $500 a Side able wireless mitted and ree of that mys The eve the white Bteaming he coast of Me was wondering home. There Was no cable pews since lea a0 Sen be any news until th TWO MEMBERS. GET NO RAISE = ‘Two members of the city coun ef! which organized today will not at the name ~ night, when erease provide Omendment adoptee eity election. These are Council otal enatiarge F. P. Mallen and F. DR. ROLLER Hurd. They are both holdover counciimen, having been lec ¢ eae pe 604 dodneion Mulia __The charter and the state con s tat ea Catch as Catch Can -- Rest Two at Three Patis sess WESTERGAARD, The lowa Giant, Infants Sane Coats Worth $6.5, Leann fh Ve DR. ROLLER Of Seattie Seats on Sale at Theatre e Prices, $1, $2 and $3 Moore rheatre i Brent Bxtrnerdiaary | , 1E very fact that tokens the very cream of bargain ne means quality, style, finish alla bit finer than can be had any time ym regular stock at wt prices. There are Coats—long and short—of ilk, white Bedfc red eed and cashmere these Coat speaks volumes, It be nd Mae oe Some handsomely embroidered and some pret tily trin with lace, ribbon and fancy \ few are a mite 1, but th " aewoe i — Mies pe | easily and inexpensively re lis more than made up by ___Melnwnt "Plane aE the price. Regular $3.00 to of &5 ! Moore Theatre ‘aca: tomorrow, at onl igs ss Embroideries, Worth Upto 3a JOHN CORT, Manager guished E I7RTTA JewhEL 1c a Yard, 1.12 at.. ee | Seattie Theatre TE cute” these de n nt buzz of busine in at Mgre Phones 48 Au Week (F Monday Nie Ma Fae tionally tf Fu PES ten” earn the Embroidery with the best of reasons f inner to the | list Tuesday morning and Nainsook Embroideric vluction. Fact! mbroidered, at a pric c that di 10 vee . o Sighee Edgings, insertions, flouncing ae heer Swiss and soft ) Lois Theatre . wot, ‘ all fine nd blind pattern They are worth uy week, but our price for Tuesday THE sPortens T. D. Fre -¥ | Women's Stockings, $1.00 to $1.50 Values, at Women’s Stockings, Reg- Lyric Tesouten H ular 75c Values 39¢ A = ’ ony Mus ' g tivdry-De te roun MARRIED wes t Seattie. Second Avenue and Pike St. New York, 2 Walker THE BON Paris, 3 Cite Trevice. Chemnitz, 22 Theatre Strasse. Manchester, 88 Faulkner St. THE SEATTLE STAR-AMONDAY, MARCH 16, 1908 All This Werk—Datly Matinees: i ‘ Naily. pe FREDERICK & NELSON, Inc. Store Closes Daily at 5:30 ung One Roof—Everything to urnigh the Home Complete. saint ~ the Furniture Stock: Keen Savings Result A ‘rangement of the Furniture stocks and a geheral clearing te “of odd pieces and broken lines, is necessary every once in a while, and such a re-arrangement and clearing up hag } been in progress during the past week. Separate space on the Third Floor has been reserved for the accumu: Bre Furniture the prompt disposal of which is desirable, and to give wider scope to the event we have added a chiadacable number of staples at deeply reduced prices. Medium and High- Oak Dressers, Birdseye Dressers and Mahogany - Finished ie Low-Priced, Grade Extension Tables in Mahogany and Various Finishes of Oak. Dressers. Several Grades of Oak China A Considerable Number of Bragg Closets in Various Finishes. | Beds and Iron Beds. Golden-Oak and Weathered-Oak A Line of Chairs and Rockers jn Buffets and Sideboards. Various Woods and Finishes, All of the foregoing reduced to an extent that makes the buying opportunity one not to be lightly overlooked. these goods are sold, the sale ends, so it would be well to call tomorrow. ees | eae SPECIAL $7.35—Dining Table, of drop-leaf extension pattern, 1 of solid oak, finished golden to six feet. SPECIAL $4.95—The Metal Couch pictured herewith is a telescope pattern, 28 inches wide when closed and a full size bed when open. Made in two sections, which can be taken apart and used as two couches. Simmons | fabric spring is fastened to frame by helicals and Couch is finished gold bronze. Serr arg? SPECIAL $1.95—Full- size Iron Bed, with brass knobs. May be had in blue, green or white en- be had in blue, green or amel. white enamel. SPECIAL $1.65—Full- size Iron Bed, which may * +4 SPECIAL $15.95—Six-foot Exten- | sion Table, made of solid quarter-saw- 4 ed white oak, finished golden. Ped. estal base is equipped with Tyden lock | neal | SPECIAL $5.85—Automatic | Collapsible Go-Cart, of all-steel construction, with reclining back | and adjustable front dash. Padded seat, back and sides are of green leatherette. Ten- inch wheels are fitted with rubber tires. A forward movement of the handle collapses the Cart com- pactly, and an upward movement of the handle | opens it, wheels and all. Special price $5.85. Com- plete with green leatherette hood, $7.45. @us |) EEE TF SPECIAL $5.75 — Solid Oak Rocker, finished gold- en and pol- ished. An attractive design, with extremely SPECIAL $24 of Hall Mirror ill of quarter-sawed oak, ed golden, and fitted ’ heavy double high back. three hooks. Owing to the fact that we have secured an extra large qui tit Mattress Specia a special high-grade of white curled hair, we will, for a lim time, make up a 35-pound best white hair Mattress, covered with German art ticking, & me, $22.75. We make these Mattresses ourselves, which fact is an assurance of high-class worksmaie ship. Globe - Wernicke Elastic | Bookcases STAR EES. sled Vaudeville ' a eeote Daily at Orpheum “or cose, 1 8 aod COLISEUM Seattle's Leading Vaudeville Howse sow apre—t at W . ig NEW SHOW BEGINS TODAY—2.90. a ¢ yins--BIG } | NEW SPROUL za 7 Other Kastern Successes. pik eS