The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 6, 1908, Page 5

THE SEATTLE STAR—WEDNESDAY, MAY 6, 1908. 5 5 _ " A on art showing is the largest and fairest priced in the ad, hal va | ‘4 | Thursday a special day tt 4 eC Saliva S e of value giving— ~ a; extreme values in D. J. MeCarthy odd-length carpets— Faueroy People Seek ye EE ad a a nd ial me aa $1 ‘00. -——- +] TV dater to Chief Executive Gok a * per yond. mencial prio. $1400 Fruemels Carpety regalar value Wiltes Velvet Carpets regular value 7 room-size rugs greatly reduced— - OXtLS Witten steck rug: requ, 69096 Redy B y park car a « J é " russels #tock rag; | oe yer auiler, ¢ , lar priee 942.75 $24.25 reqular priee Sl nt and apectad $16.50: mpoetal $10.50 rts es 6909 Tagmatry stock rug: regu-| @@n7-4 Body Bruswela stock ru MeGarthy’s le lar priee $12.68 7 00 price $15.26 r, 7 ina KIS Witten stock rug; regu-|9xt0 Tapestry stock rug: regu ox 11S Wilton stock rag; rege. | 6x0 Wilten stocm rac: regular | Great Savings for You Money-Saving Time at at 158 Washington St. 158 Washington St. $30,000.00 STOCK SLIGHTLY DAMAGED MERCHANDISE CONSISTING OF MEN’S AND BOYS’ CLOTHING, FURNISHINGS, SHOES, OXFORDS, HATS, COMFORTERS, BLANKETS, SUIT CASES, ETC., ETC. Will be closed out at a great sacrifice by the NORTHWESTERN SALVAGE CO., at 158 WASHINGTON STREET. This stock was saved from a récent fire in one of New York's large wholesale houses. Our buyer sectired it for a trifle and we are going to dispose of it at less than one-third of the Manufacturers’ cost. The grandest money saving opportunity’ you can ever hope to have. a | (a etchers— only— evercromdest own ditth the cars, and tightly of the passeamers forbids ‘ fest physical movement or} for one day only we give you the greatest im case curtain stretcher value you've ever had op portunity to take advantage of extra strong and easily adjusted and a very desirable article to have in the home at | housecleaning time —stationary pin curtain stretcher, fect long by 5 feet wide regular value $1.50; priced very special for Thursday only . the phyates! tnd Iadignities iy owing te ¢ we of the a Rummtanity. res Movement of the car. and close chiefs ; Se | Stetson Hats ia £ 1SC SOR iit aoss 20's 5¢ Black Unfinished Wor bys’ 25c Sus penders | 10¢ Linen Handker- | 25¢ Woolen Sox .... sted Single and Dou buy ‘em now for ..B@ | chiefs .......... 2¢ | ~ en Son ----O8) 510 Breasted; HE $3.00 Hats, latest styles | Arrow Brand Collars, $15 to $20 ....$5.85 Shoes ‘eit i POTS fee Seat RO S¢ About 500 Sample Suits, $5 Patent Leather Shoes | President Sus ar 75c Ribbed Underwear, | ety good patterns 2 o F ¢ ‘ values $2.50 California Flannel |” and Oxfords ..@2.05 | cccoctcc ce a tis a and values, run ie to Shitte sigs Ge ..: $30 3.50 Fine Hand-sewed : : $3.50 to $4.00 values in | Calfskin Vici Kid Suit ( aSeS | $3.00 Union Suits, light | ¢12 59 and $15 —< California Flannel | weight, at .... $1.00 Me 00 St ts, at $1.50 | Wht: at. -, O4-75 | $7.50 Leather Suit Cases, | 5599 x i Men's Suits at $4. tgs a gees . 50 Vici Kid Shoes, at Natural Wool Un- | $7.50 and -$10 Young $2.95 | 52.00 P ) Shirts, ho i re se SF 5 i . le ar >. ae Fine Dress’ Shirts, hon | ee cess ee G.08 | 510.00 Leather Suit derwear ........70¢ Men’s Suits at $2.75 t valu at $1.50 to’! «2% a od $50: we < ‘y by © | $3.50 Working Shoes, Cases, with extra | $2.50 All Wool Heavy | $3.00 Coats and Vests One lot of sample dress for ...... ... -Qihed heavy straps and shirt Weight Underwear, sacs oeee one see Shirts batiwing ie wal About 1,000 pairs of | fold, now for ..$4.65 cc 90¢ | $3.00 Pants are yours for ue from $1.00 to $2.00, poe ag eee _ $15.00 Very Fine Leath- | $25 to $35 Fine Tailored +. .$1.00 Pee ees yan er Folding Cases will | Black and Blue Suits $3.00 ¢ corduroy Pants at we Pde 20¢ ues up to $9.00, will go $6.15 | wR One big lot of Overalls, at $3.85 BO at ....-5-. ° eee Skye $10.75 Shirts 75¢ Working Shirts $1.25 to $2.00 Negligee Shirts SECOND AVE. AT PINE ST. desire to mm the expense of » customary side of life and pub-|ing out the above statements, but to excuse Its derelic-| also against other practices of said ite brutal indifferemce |company which Impeach It of fall ai negieet tm falling to| ure to do its plain dwt table medes of convey-| “Mr. Mayor, the people have andertook to do by |shown their confidence ia your tm of ite tr unchises as re |tegrity and ability by electing you to the highest office in their city government, and they look up to you as the champion of their rights trusting that shown Itself through pubMe authort ght shail be respected a os of the fraschises comp te ith by the monopolistic corpora; them the nothing bei: ion tes that it { damaged .......10¢ Tentite ehinek: |) B5¢ | So A large lot of the latest | $5.00 to $7 SS eeriasity to con- Has Plenty of Evidence : D. J. MCARTHY Silk Handkerchiefs, reg xii | x Faney Worsted Peni ise & ComM ANY, “The writer is In possesaion of a pa ‘ ee : ; ‘hs pomaing | surtitent evidence, not only bear |ARRRRRERA ORR ERED ular $1 values ...25@ | Panama Hats, up to $12 | 10c Cotton Sox ....3¢ Spring Suits, | $3.50 to $4.50 Pants for 25c Linen Handker valtes, at .....$3.85 25c Lisle Thread Sox 8¢ } up to $30 $2.35 SPELGER & HURLBUT—A Store for Everybody. * BITS 0 WSs » . ; ° qwtrtreeereeeeee een Briere ARE MANY OTHER ARTICLES BEING SLAUGHTERED. COME AND CONVINCE YOURSELF THAT fhursday Specials ~ THESE GOODS ARE ALMOST GIVEN AWAY. rish church will give a dinner jthis evening in the crypt of the SALE WILL COMMENCE THURSDAY, MAY 7, AT 8:30 A. M. Net" $3.98 |= =| 158 Naso t—Northwestern Salvage Co.—158 Wasaga 5. ing in Seattle me are of th wiginal veatry—M. R. Mad all ie ar pic” Cot | ocns. crave Prowch and De. & HI A FEW DOORS WEST OF SECOND AVENUE. A FEW DOORS WEST OF SECOND AVENUE. With couplings; 34-inch; extra Union Guild Meeting. pling ia The gutids of Trintty Pariah a> 42a» etre prned we church will b an all-day union meeting mt the church Friday.|A * cial de Hirseh. | larg Jesus From a Jew. ent and legates being instracted for|woke up last week from a s p of shonn will t - ont {Il occupy ture was » work for the election of days. bee adjudged s 40c Feather Duster, 19¢. Luach will be m i at noon, | ¥ rk has m adjudged sane " LA pa Standard |) Tillicum Dance. ts : eee ty Mies taken McCormick as i , y commission of Los REGULAR 4c — Standaré The Tillicum club gave a dancing} /larriet Levy, of Elmira, N wi om the wiat 0. | Ar 4 ordered discharged r er Duste made from $5. 00 SPINNINGS RED party last evening in Christensen’s|>e read by Mrs. Isaac Cooper N own nan, has |from ¢ ody best all feathers; ex 19 PROOF hail Wedding Announcements. endowe 4a le Re me ‘with a librar Daniel Lawler, democratic nom- tra special c THORN TIRE “Qaily Life in the Orient.” The wedding of Miss Anna Rein. | inee for mayor of St. Paul, wae $2 99 The social acience department of }D4rt, daughter of Capt. C. 8. Rein | elected yesterday over Joseph Mc- . | Ww 5 lub wi} bart of Olympia, to Me James | ‘BY WIRE Kibbin, republican, by an estimated a j the ma Centur Gas Tubing, S¢ Foot. | meet at 2:30 o'clock Friday, thepStanford will be wolemnized Wed-| ooo. ss atin heavy tn the min plurality of about 3,000, " chaste + eaday, Jy 3, at Olympt poe » webh . | Assorted lengths guaranteed fi Sth. tn Johnston's hall. | The si eee and Mra, John B. Copeland [6 districts of Whatcom county TROOPS CHASE INSURGENTS, Pp ject for the afternoo iu a An 4 a . J ; yvered Gas Tubing Cite in the Orie The pro Phave insued Invitations to the mag-| Prof. $, 8. Busch, principal of! ‘The postal savings bank bill will riage of their daughter, Miss Mabel the Zillah public schools, lost his probably be passed by congress. | LIMA, Peru, May 6.—Closely pur- Merrill | residence by fire yesterday John Clark, a pioneer of Utah, is | Sued by government troops, the at the| ‘The achool at Des Moines has dead at Sait Lake City. A son, |! ents who rose last week at Vaughn Clark, lives in Seattle Chosica and neighboring towns lgram will be in-charge of Mrs. T. J | Penne). Beattie Women's Club Copeland, to Dr. Geo Hawkins, Saturday, May 2 * « home of the bride's parents, 1515 been od on account of the prev | * 25c Flower Vase, 9¢ The Seattle Women's club will Kigth as Roane of peartet taver . Threats to burn various to and who under the leadersiip . rrow at th neto : i 3 towns in Ohi ly res o nar are retiring into the REGULAR 25c—Larce 2 Annex. The ann ris wih? | Ladies’ Musical Club. B. ©. Kingsburg, aged ble th hike interior, It is rumored here that a c Mouth Ci Crystal Giaes be read and @ tion of officers} The Ladies’ Musical clab will | weslthy mining man of this sta to various sections to prevent revolation is in progre: Fle Vase; special % held feive a complimentary concert as is dead at Spokane. ee can : prevent: "=" lthe capital of the é Thursday . jthe closing event of the musical} An appropriation for a $24,000) °°" sk 5 ~ Seethicn: ome Gnk one t | Mianewatha Clot beanon, May 11, at Plymouth church. | warehouse at Neah Bay will be at-|_ MT® Beulah D. Hawkins, who) ¢ The Minnewatha club will give? ndment to the PRB, he A, Robert &. Lee Chapter, U. D.C. tached an ar . " the firet out of a series of eprin ha 65c Gas Stove, 30¢. happened. as sender decd atiee Stay Kae Minor sundry elvil bill a ee REGULAR bbe Spirit” Gas Re , at Leschi pavilion will « the Robert E H. W. Bngleking and Grant Pow.| Take boats at Pior Ten round ean, ; , R hapter, t ) omor- jell wei t over the falls at faily. 0c round trip tee Aleohol Stove, tor all p them heas th five ¢ nen of ru Council ef Jewish Women, : fe. D.C, at 2 p.m, tomor os haved ; or Bia” be Ne oe whe + eerie 35 sunderstending the | extra 7, ne , Prisoners in the county Jall. at Seesesurtuensreccrrererestertrtersrtcare and tb ly meeting Children's Festival Orchestra > : R d © Tse cs = andthe roewr monthly meeting} Children's Festiva Orchesrs., /naingham have boon paced sth He ce KLEIN — S300 Rewar Pai 10c ott “ as eth en will be held tomorrow, the | {f@ rehea s was given this after. | Work cutting wood for use in the THE SHOEMAKER. For any case of alcoholism that : ; 4 ne Pleree county republtenn | shoes to fit you, get them made ‘ Chin 25¢ PAIR—Hand-Painted Neat Eggshell J ins. oe: and _ Special Excursion fast acessories wway rellevea |coavention yesterday resulted in|Mto measure at’ ’ ays. J. B. BRISHOIS, Shape Cups and Saucers; best bar- sue Chicago and return, $72 by § Li Its. 1 ioeneeeye te tne Gay see 217 JAMES STREET. Cor. Firat Av. and Maln St © Ge year: extreine special, pair LN » Smehs' an Kensts ** a sepenaneesretsritiserstsrzettetesseteths 7 r 2a e: 980.00 evere! other MC.O.D. or | e Orders The seiied ¢ Ore + Me . . * ee gon RR eres ‘ele land and Selt I |eale May 4, Mey 18, June 5, 6, 19 THAT'S ALL. wey is | and 2, aleo certain dates in July F M SPINNING len@ August. Call or write Union nore FInSY AVE aige EME ts Bi Om atlbut bed “dl het Office, G08 Firat Ave BH & § Main 1e7e be 1310 Second Avenue te, General Agent ere Oo. the ke or De Motel Waltfirst THE DEAF CAN Hl Hotet Walifirst Hotel Walifirst 4 All on One Floor. Rates Reasonable, 50c Up. $3 Per Week Up. 2414 FIRST AVE Main 1673. Ind, 2794. 241@ FIRST AVE. Main 1673. Ind., 2794,