The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 12, 1909, Page 3

Weather Po Powtpone Debate. ly wi) R/S tal (AMUSEMENTS Prank RiSSRNTSISSIROSITSNSENS YAY : \ t SAA ; Orpheum ke th Che W 1 ch ¢ b wi r mixed t pitt] Wayne at the pt \ t rather ye ns M ~~ H thi ok @ 1 ir Wayr nedian ALL ITALIAN comPANY witt! * 2 t au & | forgot to lew ght |and spend ¥ PRESENT CLASSIC OPERAS ve dal * je APP ; m , Bae” ARE TALKING litres ns mrs gloat dieteeta AT THE M whole we ning The 1 \ pany fe ov , . ” . : > it Donald |i " { Wen We The on try, having : . t are well kr “ “ 4. (Oe hounces Brand o this under bardi a : y vr ' EDDIE RC Pantages great dog Named Honorary Comm Col. He of exhib! Alaska. Y b yosterday a honorary Ohilbers, Sv e Denmark to speak rag $500 Reward Special Suit Sale For any $15.00, $18.00, $22.50, at 87.50 eannot & a 4. B. BRISBOIS CROWN CLOTHING CO, 1121 Firat Avenue. Meet 4 Glebe Motel ’ Cor, Ficet At. ned Mate Mt Private Office, Ind 4th KNOSHER’ SECOND WEEK OF OUR ANNUAL JANUARY CLEARANCE SALE Everything at Reduced Prices, Without an Exception A Few Remarkable Values in Our DRESS GOODS DE PARTMENT Chevron—Black and colors; $1.65. January Sale price ... French Broadcloth—Black and shrunk ; the $2.75 kind. January Sale price A complete line of plain and fanc sponged and shrunk, ranging in p for January only. Every piece guara ly satisfactory Second KNOSHER’S ssn’. Sale Prices on Dining Tables If you haven't been Second and James PRESIDENT’S. NAME STARTS A FIGHT Ficid Estate Worth $83,459,032. CHICAGO, Jan. 12.~The value of the late Marshall F at $83,459,032 the appratwers monty court. DISGRACEFUL AFFAIR HAP. PENS IN AN EXCLUSIVE CLus | IN CALIFORNIA, Cal act Jan. 12 H. A. Jastro. ervation comm 1 and shrunk; worth ty Land ¢ $1. 10 mged a . B1. 99 and head of Kern Co pany, today is no Ba spo & membe Don't Ruin Your Laces With ordinary starch, that orial sticks and makes the deli- Jantro in sald to have retorted with || cate fabric break and tear. Swan Gloss Starch Will not injure the finest laces or linens—will not be- come “gummy"—and does not stick to the iron refield club tion of Jastro follow of the night at the club bi Joba McWilliams, a ¢ MeWilliax casaally Rooseveit- Till row from || aration that the presi ton, lke that his feet and MeWilltams a sprang at ertered and @ Jastro but friends | combat was averted Major Rice, a leading banker and & meniber of the club, remarked that he would resign if Jastro’s Made with either hot or action Howed to go unre cold water. spon withdrew d wrote hie ree cla | Free Sample CORBETT SHOULD Will be sent ss request-— your name and address on FIGHT JOHNSON o an ignat @ postal, with that of your || grocer, in the store since our SAYS NELSON STOCK - ADJUST NEW YORK, Jan, 12—By ( SWAN STARCH Co. ING SALE has been J) Not Jeffries, but Corbett is th ' only avatlable white man to enter 1107 First Ave. on, don’t put it off other day. The best values in house fur nishine’s that-you have 1M Tl the ring against Jack Johnson, ac cording to Battling Nelson, cham lightweight tod: Bat” be Jim Co: is in better than Jeffri and te the Seattle Bn SU pion Neves that tion ud aS JANUARY, 12, 1909. MAN IN THE WHITE HOUSE tion 18 ATTACKED BY HIS inve ne ENEMY te ‘ poe That's what we are rir WARMING Ry 1 m ' Purchase of Ballin & 7, ay ape k, toge PF pagnt j 2) Vora with great ¢ ss on all Winter Wearable $15.06 wit at f and $25.00 Cc for $10.00; $5.00 Fur arfs at $1 |e ibe ct vr $.. ; 25¢ Damask Towels for lic; Men's Cashmere Hose at White House hor he ' e 65¢ These are but hints the whole store is teeming i hirsute append Riot gnme ward Two Winter Craters : ~ ple th $5.00 Fifty-inch Fur Scarfs $1.50 N H 3 $15.00 and $25.00 Long Coats $1O Each y Ww 4 5.00 PUR SCANS, #150 £15.00 ann ean oo LONG ~ “o ; ' ' « $1.50 $10.00 N De = he Great Damask Bargains From the rei che Ballin & Taylor Salvage Stock Sie DAMASK, Ohe YARD 65e DAMASK, 206 YARD { the de t ut e . tl ple 7 ? 25c, 50c and 75¢ Jars tes 65c ‘ 1 1412 SECOND AVENUE Po ph gps a RE oe i Hoe DAMASK, 206 ¥AILD 3 AT TAL OS Z| M Try Our Special Hot Lunch, 15c—The Tea Room i aK NJ FORAKER TAKES PARTING SHOT AT ROOSEVELT at Matchless Values “ase Snaps For Early Shoppers You Can’t Go Barefoot | This Weather AND YOU DON'T HAVE TO, AS WE ARE SELLING 6HOES AT SUCH BIG REDUCTIONS AT OUR “Mammoth Shoe sie If you need anything In wine 2he DAMASK ome foot wear, now i» the time to lay in & supply at 26 Don't put it off too always per cent to 50 per cent less than egular prices long, however, ax this sale will not last Men's $5.00 and 36.00 Shoes at Big Girls’ $3.50 Low Heel Shoes at Men's $4.00 Shoes at Men's $4.50 Bhoes at .. Wgmen's $4.00 ee at ® $1.50 and Shoes at TREEN SHOE CO. 707—— FIRST AV.——707 It is rapidly arriving, and will make big money for present buyers. KAVANAGH CO., Inc. Mine Operators, 704-6-6-7-8 JOH NESTON BLDG. SMASHED TO FLINDERS | Prices being cut deeper and deeper every day, absolutely no mercy being shown to the stock at Counters fairly groaning with countless bargains at the Consolidation Sale THIS SALE WILL NOT LAST LONG—BE WISE AND COME WHILE THE BARGAINS LAST NOTIONS LADIES’ HOSIERY GROCERIES all. CURTAINS curtains, to seen in this city In dining tables, for ign, example, one in Mission de solid oak, Early English finish, 44-inch top, extending worth $32.00, for $22.00. Another Mission desis to 6 feet Tobaccos, Pipes come In. in Early En glish fin of solid quartered oak, 6-foot extension; worth 1418 $35.50, for $23.50. - A round pedestal 6-foot Extension Table, | English finish, 44-inch top and regularly worth $30.00. Sale price, $20.00. Notice them in om AND DINING CHAIRS We are offering m did specials in I rs : Gh are several to give y the saving One like weathered and worth $3.00. $2.00. window plen mu some idea of to you, and hardwood braced back Phis week fo cut, finish, way you can You'll find Diner of solid oak, weathered safe and con finish, braced back, saddle seat to put it, and $3.25 value, for $2.50. utmost Handsome Diner, in not ours, Savings All the Credit You Want eet) || SECOND AD UNION. 81G CUT RATE of Cigars. Werth your while to Oriental Billard Parters, Third Ave. is a very important thing right to safeguard it the best and we use the care and precaution in handling funds, because we realize they are yours UNION Company Second and Cherry and all Brands you have a our bank a venient place . 8. S. HALL, IM14 Second Ave. Seattle, & Trust y 1h | | / Address Pure Silk OMO Dress Shields; regular 60c 25c 226 Ic Luster Cotton, al! colors; regular Se effects, 39c Haxtra Heavy Comrse ith. one, Tegular 2he 15c ne, mite 184¢ opemwork , ‘ rewular Thc valwey Ladies’ Bow Ties; this snte regular Se Foolscap Paper, 3 big sheets © Cashmere toe; all colors; Boy Goff’s Angora Dress Braid regular 10¢ 5c MEN'S FURNISHINGS Hore, 5c 9c 124¢ ool Sweaters, {f weckay 69c Pleece-Lined Vestn and Hk trimmed) ree~ 39c rol Ov Men's Suspenders, regular Be valne Fowr-in-Hond ‘tik Thee, all colors; regbinr Be len Under~ 81.50 values 79c CANVAS LEGGINS 39¢ DRESSES AND SILKS Skinner's Satin, M0-tnehs black and all wanted colors; & value ° sineny jZour chotoe, to clear SHOPPING BAGS 7ic Men's Canvas String Shopping » Ww Oriental, pat= ae Jeaath. m BOSTON STORE SECOND AVENUE, BETWEEN PIKE AND PINE 10c Canned Milk Be Pearline Wash Powder Heavy Cream and White Deapery Nets, regular Ie value ; 25e 6c 2c Tic Naphtha Soap, 6 bars for 10¢ 10c Riverside Gloss Starch 10¢ Calumet Baking yards; Powder Coat and Skirt Dept. Real HY . eo" md HCC tage brown, $5.49 © of Beautiful Brond- » fancy trimmed, sat- swt! $7.89 Ladies’ Underwear bine, binck and red; $15.00 value; now « Flee » regular a Vests and 15¢ Fleece~ THe 382 49c Cate w Sehades were $20.00 Pannme Overskirts, tm black, and brown; some are plain Wins olde; others 89.00 4g Union Sult 19¢ 98c Ladies’ AN-V Suits, $2.00 val Ho! w Union pleated, ete. value SYRINGES Comptete, th DRESS BRAIDS DOMESTIC DEPT. ETS—A good, b Paney D T 39c Welghe 9c Fl : ia