The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 1, 1908, Page 8

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JAP MINISTER TAKAHIRA AND GOV JOHN ADAM RESCUED FRO M FLAMES (By United Press BELLINGHAM Children Saved. home in Lyndex TO SEE BATTLESHIPS | GOODS, SHOES THIS BIG SPECIAL AND MEN'S | Big Special @2ineh Biue Linens and Towels | and Toweling From Bankrupt Sate. ; 160 Real Scotch Table Damask Ladies’ and Chil- dren’s Knit Underwear Child's Vests ae Lbs. for $1.00 WILL GOV. FORT, OF JERSEY, BE TAFT’S RUNNING MATE?‘ ROCK FOR ROAD MATERIAL (By United Press.) NGTON, A 1 —Samue an r od with the secreta f war th egotiations look ant Deception pa nd. The island is a gov m we 1 he condi that the ent a time take . he «re for milita “ GIRL INDICTED (By United Press.) NEW YORK Apert ’ se against Ra md Hite dicte< he H shampoo roay All druggtats 700-702 Pike i ALL CARS PASS OR TRANSFER TO OUR DOOR. AT PRICES UNHEARD OF URNISHINGS STOCKS BOUGHT BARGAIN SALE. MIND YOU, WE ARE BIG DIFFERENCE. WE BUY CHEAP WHAT IT SAYS—NO DISAPPOINTMENTS. In Bargain Basement Store TINWARE—GROCERIES—GRANITE WARE. prices never heard of COMPARE se at ise matoes, 2 cans Ihe best made, dozen is Ag $ Bars Lenox Soap ane Foree Sbing Brush Block or Roll Toilet M0 Roller Rack Men's s roe Goods ihe VV) ( a HY $ Fla Shirts soe Boston Garters ite $1.50 to § Men's and fe $ Hats a big cut In price ise $2) Hoys’ Sweaters ive ; weate 896 $4.00 PHONOGRAPH, nes Distinct and. Serviceable, This Sale . TO HUNT FOR WHALES'; VICTORIA, 0 tonk regiate and an experter big guthe and “HURRAH FOR TAGGART AND DEFEAT!” ge-erowd of Repub FORT PHOTOGRAPHED jthe land Tht is @ffmated atx TOM TAGGART. t to vote at Deme Congressman Howard of that is apparently Ir Ceres -Golden Gate as Failing Vi sion cored by our madeto omedian, Was WE BURY YOU A $100 berigt by any we > day on 3 i to have rACUTe BURIAL Co. 604 Jedesion Meilding 17 sala 8 orn bell Co. (WALDORF BUILDING.) Important SaleGroceries and Dry Goods GROCERIKS FROM A BANKRUPT Porter J. White & Co., | itor,” comedy pantomin ai acts, hoop jugglers, living te P REGULAR PRICE SEATTLE FOR STRICTLY FRESH 25 CENTS ON NO COMBINES SLAUVOMTERED | 2 OUR PRICES WITH AS WE BUY Men’ s Shoes s ever seen in Seattle MEN'S SHOES. A new line of all the b This sale $1.25 ¢ Ladies’ and Chil- dren’s Shoes Sapolio or Hon Ami _— Rubber Balls new toes, Oxford ou cannot help wonder Bic Ladies’ Helta. KNIT UNDERWEAR. 100 Yards Sewing Clark's and Coates “$4 19 {pool Cotton WEDNESDAY, APRIL 1908, ANNA GOULD'S PRINCE HAS A JOKE, HA! HA ki Prince Helle, From a Snapshot by Doncourt NEW YORK, A pleture of Mme. Ant NAT GOODWIN SELLS RANCH A tanch on the waterfront of Ballard, « ining 17% wcres was sol@ yerterday for % t Nat Goodwin, the of the gol grounds of the Countr ib Mr. Goodwin had man chances to he land, but has heretofore refused to let ge AMUSEMENTS ‘Coming Thro’ the Rye.” ming Thro’ the Rye” con to make good at the Moore being seen by | nigh There will be the usual Theredsy matinee tomorrow after fr we house “The Toy Maker.” Predictions of a big week at the Grand theatre are proven by the larke aliendance at the perform | ene! The Toy make The San ancisco Opera company ts main tabs ning ite popularity with Beattie audiences Matinee t The Cow Punchers,” playing at the Seattle theatre this week, is the best that hae appe season. There in a day. and it rune every night this werk “Wher Knighthood Was in Flower.” When Kuighthood Was in Flow er” continues to attract large audi jenees to (he Lote theatre. The play has proved a good “follow up" for The Spotier which broke at mts ds for two weeks Matinee tomorrow Coliseum Acte Attractions at the Coliseum are! The Vis *. marl *, motion pictures Pantages Attractions. Headliners et the Pautages this | week are Prof. Bilyek's troupe of trained seals 4 Werickx Broth Other te Strong men and acrobat rections are: Misses Fe Window, vocalists; Sharp Brothers, | sewer biaok face singers and dayeers; | cei Lioyd & Whitehouse, musical com edy duo, and Frank M. Clark, mono logiat and comedian. Star Bit it The Star offers Loper & Loper Under Parents’ Control | When 90 desired, sav- ings accounts may be opened in the chil dren's name, yet sub. jeot only to the control of the parent or guar dian. We invite you te open your accéunt with thie bank. 4% INTEREST PAID ON SAVINGS DEPOSITS. Union Savings & Trust Co. SECOND AND CHERRY. THEY COULDN'T SELLIT ALL ere BUY IT ALL THE BON MARCHE TREI $2.00 Dress Goods. Panamas, KBugits ities, Che pt a Pre N root Covert Clo and $1.50 For 50c All-W Alba Spring Suitings. -_ 89° Mohbatre Shepherd Checks make selections 89c alues, at Regular $1.25 Spring Suitings. 19% oy Taffeta Che f th aay Con ut 79c | 15c Half-Wool Danish Cloth at 124c Yard ANIGH CLOTH is a Today it ti mn whe on Cream color Dan TRY IT! “Stayer.” It started in the race for popularity some Perle, & Cite Trevice Chemmtts, fT Theater fireese Manchester, 61 Penthwer 66 Harry Holman and ot | ington for farewell week, | jthe history of the house Wesson, Walters & WAR DEPARTMENT AWAITS REPORT ‘cording to special dispatches reach ing this city yesterday from t » action on the the house milita waiting for the Chittenden Major Chittenden says the papers The Latest prices to be found at 1008 Ist Ave. BRUSHES peeeesns, rt " RAAMINATION® Independent 4530 Porite Poatoftice. selling mill lots of spring} dressgoods at50con thes WETE ehoiyg © Counters. ildn't WILL COME BACK TOMop | 000 MILL SURPLYs erage halt, $1.75 and 00 and $1.25 ng Suitings, amese. AlLWoot Pau ‘ool Serge ang hh €*) stripes, heen gag 1 summer tones; h, etr tross Cloth, 1 Cream White Alt 008 Of women apy! summer ote eal enone ay ing tult ‘ " «1© tomorrow at.) 28 * For Regular 50¢ Spring Suitings. 06 yards fr Jultings, M Foule In gray, tans outdistanced many an old-time competitor—AND wir te a or w. at of half-woel Danish Cisth ih Cloth laundere to perfection. It keeps ite crispness, is ees! New York, © Wether Stireey upon which he will base his will be ready within a few and that immediate!) afte 1 forward the report AUTHORIZES STAIRWAYS. Five additional fire stairways wil be constructed in the city schools The schoo! board last night author ized Architect Stephen to go ahead | —— with the work. The buildings on which the sts ayes te be placed inclade the Mz R. Alien, Interbay, Ros: ney Hill schools formances Daily at 2:3, %, Hite A Th ee " and 9 p.m | 2 BRIGHT, NEW SPECIALTIES | BIG FUN ACTS—DONT Miss TI PANTAGLS UNPQUALED VAUDEVIDUET * west. Dials, Maxine, Wulyek's Troupe at Ro Ps: and Beacon TO SEE BATTLESHIPS Take boats at Pier 2. Ten ro trips dally, 60¢ round trip. CASH CREDIT. Buy your Baster Sulit on easy payments Your Credit Is Good Westberg & Childs, Inc. 1312—Second Ave " AMUSEMENT Moore Theatre JOHN CORT, Manager “COMING THRO THE KYP Frank Larlor, ae Nett, the Matinee and The Grand Avenue, JOHN CORT, Manager | Frank W. Meaty Presents Admbselon We “THE TOYMAKER,” ‘ | Anita Negere, Hammett Wh Tenes em meee Temere er acts and Newimeae Be tan ‘Pranctece oO Company Prices from Ite to {1-00, Matines wrday Lois Theatre rh sot, Main 1204; Ind. 424 Another ona at the Lois WHEN KNIGHTHOOD WAS IN FLOWER.” Ailleen May as M ext Week, “In Old Heldelbere COLISEUM Beattle’s Leading Vaudeville House Fly On The OMA yi Ame Trip = Success —Packed Porter J. White, Im “The Visitor Other Brand New Specialties FOUR ROUND TRIPS LEAVES SEATTLE and 10: 25 aw, Mm, 2:05 ’ r l TAvES TACOMA — ' 100 and box senta m, and 12: 1 are “ SEELEY, losirumentaliets. 9” Other Baccli Tel. #12. Specta

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