The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 20, 1909, Page 3

EGISLATORS ARE MISTAKEN GETTING WISE | j BEEN “STUNG” 80 OFTEN xing the memt A HOME MADE who's be HO” WILL BE PUBLISHED " » be © GIRLS! HERE'S The time other “sr Both house 4 @ded to Ket out their own ma ; @ manuals are t j th the pictures of y J je state Ore, tor : Ath self-written t aphi { Se Sort of 8 yade “W E 98 Who” in which « ‘ t pa ts told : 3 Heretofore, it has ben tl 1 t w et o . > b TY. , #6 BEING KEPT A SECRET AND ’ of damages for death, t TO BE SPRUNG SUDDENLY siggy gE ON THE LEGISLATURE > rg age a on BY T. J. DILLON ki yh OLYMPIA, Jor 5 fixed PBR gen have an employers ty Taw | d ‘ fs Olympia which w m a t " wit? x x sf prime 1 tr ; ey n wing " r pr tat THE FLORAL BALL bee 4 ‘ bring action WASHINGTON, D. C., Jan, 20 - ther. Ht Ry U, P—An artist! j - " * « with Mb ; and the j the White P51 there of the remainde prop hanging ba } ‘ This bir . by ribbor permit « j @raw over , t the Whit damages t ‘ costs, W t anxious t Of the damage a S6em (© want to with the « _ — nght the the moss bag ‘ new mode will insure It st the younger eet ts and roses are expecially ner Florists the possibi enthusiastic about the fad are ities of SERRE ERR EE Silk Petticoats, Tailored Waists, Muslin Under- ‘ * wear at January Clearance Sale Prices J ry m2" os CHAMBRAY TAILORED WAISTS ¢ Stet Weetera avenue, uncom ee es Cha ® on the gas stove, and neglected @ ally of sot eee Ree BLACK SILK PETTICOATS — These winter gays your complex Regular Petticoa’ on demands car f you would avoid with genero heavy bottom; a lipe and cha Sale price, $3.98 Cold Cream is ¥ Sale price, $3.95, skin. Put up in porce! jars 60 and 76 cents. wn Sonene av three sizes, 25, Raven Drug Co. es UNDERWEAR 8 ale, made ver : ae fini. Heat embroideries and tacos $500 ‘Reward case of siocheliom thet 1 For am ct cate ie trom 3 te F Gave 4. 8B. BRISBOIS Globe Malet Cor First Ay am Private Offies, ind values you [Entirely New Enamels in Sanitaire | : Tron Beds a The Bed With a Ten-Year Guarantee We should like to I u come in and see something entirely new in en ame! finishes on iron bed We have just received a carload of tl SANI TAIRE BEDS, and am th are a nur finished to represent quartered oak, mahogan d black f the kind has ever been shown in this city before; it i ¢ to match your other be 1 pieces. Like all SANIT “ ; culs hard and tough and ip or weat er, ever ITAIRE IRON BED is solutely guaranteed for € am f fact ill last a lifetime or two. P: 1 1 i ed--f 2.75 $30. 00. (the : oe : Ht es La BEB A Kitchen Stool for fond Weathered Oak Diner for $1.95 Many omen do This Diner is made w the daily | of solid oak, finished ence of a stool | weathered. Has a in the kitchen. Just J broad back panel, and the thing to climb up to the higher shelves, | braced arms and sad and one can sit on it |dle seat, exactly like while cooking or | cut. The regular price working at a table This one is of hard. |% this chair is $3.00, vood, golden finish, | but for the next two nd regularly worth : days you save a dollar $1.25. Special for two only. days and five cents on each ~ rs 4 lone. Notic in ou Special, Two Days, for 65c \vinsows Sole | Buy Now “aia ~~ ygHed ' The later Pay Sellers . a Ranges Ail the Credit You Want BECOND AND UNION. AND Mee te HAVE THE ST, R—WEDNEED AY, JANUARY 20, EAA Pa yA eNO ea es Are Moving Down— Goods Are Moving Out Nall Goods Certainly ) 9 Have Gota“MoveOn! AND THEY MOVE YOU BEEN TO], rager’s Alteration) LAST NIGHT WAS INITIATION NIGHT, AND ONE FRAT GOT WRONG MAN Made dontity a victim of bound, gagged, blind folded and thrown Into an aute mobile, driven for miles, and then subjected to the tortures of being branded on the back, after lying helpless for over an hour in a darkened room, ls the experience of a Star re. porter last night, who reported at a late hour this morning, al the big copper on the corners most exhausted from the trying We said “Move on” to our Fall and Winter Go ordeal, but none the worse \ emphasized our words with a radical price cutti physically | AND THEY MOVE init night Move! Why the goods couldn't find owners quicker 5 ane ee Or codieee if they tumbled off our shelves and counters and rolled youths, and one who wasn't, were } out of the doors, so anxious are »ppers to own ther put through the paces The one : at our Move C prices fe got the experience, and} say “soon"”—soon will be too late. Take warning hears the sears, but te shy on the |f IF NOT, COME, BRING YOUR FRIENDS. BAR 4 come right away ‘ : ‘ % PI NOeSS nf pi are i |] GAINS IN EVERY CORNER OF THE STORE Test: ulese Gia that event THERE ARE DOZENS OF THINGS YOU NEED, . ) rey AND THE PRICES WE QUOTE WILL ASTONISH A Belt Sensation -¥ You. \ \ a $5.00 value for D8¢ 59¢ 4 $2.00 value for » behind him Men’s Suits, Overcoats and Raincoats Cut to Almost » around in this | Blues and Blacks Included in This Sale. Novelty Dress Goods Must Move On! Move On! $1.50 Values for 59c Yard k twe 00, We will feature for this wee ber. Regular $18.00 ro 60.60 Sizes 34 to dered to onee more sag: | indfelded. As before betng b turers were all d ack robes, with wn ght thetr | and full black masks hang thetr faces Branded for Life | 37, $6.75 Sizes MEN’S PANTS 50, $4.00 and $4.50, to ¢ $2.10 All 0 Morning Specials at Move On Prices PRHRCALINES, te YARD ase FABRICS, Se YARD ise GINGMAMS, 7 vAnD [10 to 11a. m. | Ihe DAISY FLANNELS, The YARD Pants sold regularly for fot $3.00, $3 He waa led 4 * room or hall sizes ees Attention! ar $3.00, $3.50, $4.00 One big lot of Bo $4.50 ated $5.00 suits; t t 1 98 — e hoic ures wi they him, ny the the waist | 4 the brand |p Gore carly and get first 1,000 fine Drews | 600 Fancy Wash Vests only Soft, Fieeey , 1 Panny ‘ Shirts, regu pee pak tee 18 the @ * lar $1.25 val 80 on, son Cc nostrils. od on his 100 Dozen Men's Wool Box { ¥ . to € Inches: da te sup t » and the palr tov np Cought the Wrong Men. | 1 Oc THE STORE THAT SERVES YOU BEST Horror strom, the wrong i man had b d. The ghor * ‘ Boston Garters, pair 12¢ 4 iiscovered th or, and in t mee, ee ’ wa were | of an eye the lights no 6 Shoes. 3.06 | ashed to th room, | *4 1 $2.5 | | trom ‘which he was taken, after af erga a and $3.50 val |whort delay, and carried to the| s M. PRAGER & CO. IN U5 — iS SECOND AVENUE after being driven over | | © same a, wae wet | {he same road, was sot 615- 617 2d AV. Pe MAL 7 ALA] r where he was picked up Buy TIMPAHU TE GOLD MINE STOCK AT 25 “CENTS. jsome seven or elaht hours before It is rapt iving, and will ma big money for present buyers. KAVANAGH CO. Ince Mine Operators, | THE LANDS OF TAOS. a — 7045 678 JOH NSTON BLOG. in the tf ed par by the Denver The Lands of Texaw f a bemutif tustrat ot| BRITISH STEAMER : by Lioyd’s sur juries were Craigvar Floated. Britten The Craigvar, steamer let being distrit ward ple t & Rio Grande railroad. The Texas| which was recently ashore on the) a4 surveyors | valley in New Mexico is the father |rocks at Mororan, was floated to! diately dang - s | of agriculture the mother of fr-| day, and passed upon as seaworthy | oo04 to the nearest Gryatek far re RE! tratt ae it f; the oldest farms ee pairs at once | and the firet ditehes tn the Unite | e i | State { the lands having | INGKONG, Jar By U.P aw dre Wants: Semen way by SENATE FACTIONS ji, 2°." : re Brick me over 400 fired two years SHOW STRENGTH Ha [NEWSPAPERMEN WILL | INSPECT THE A-Y-P. | | | 2th COMEDIAN INCE me rat vee PASSES AWAY “Sad Iron” Will Bea “Glad Iron” HAS AMENDMENT | TO RACING BILL Bank Receiver Reporte EVERETT, Jan, 20.6. G, Reey pactieclintecsinaen ns . recetve rt } BY T. J, DILLON If You Use oh J “4 OLYMPIA, Jan Re N € { that} , g 2 any with n that us Xi ePreie Swan Gloss Starch a. 3. pew oe ) ee Maneli’s bine. troche wit It never sticks to the iron, See Malt holdinee eg [As M. Loughney, Drugless Healer. | isn't afraid to spoak abou no matter whether you boil that, upon their failure to pay such| Loughney & Loughney's bake | * fearful if the ‘Ha wns it or use in cold water assessment, he be authorized tol over reduces fat folks at the rate | ee ny gyellle ar, bg th optios ‘ f s telat the cour air for sud for the unpald portion: of 10 pounds per week without |tw rold Percherc ¢ n arrived starvation treatment, exhaustive ex: | ile and his. am general ea aot the ; and | Specify that nothing contained in - ig y ereiaes or through danger and | Speclt eee deen akaty Cae 4 in at that port injurious drugs, It 0 Cured] the prises offered at a county falt io To THE PUBLIC. rheumatism, gout, Bright's disease, | — 4 Bvery one will soon be “fixing |@abetes, that terrible malady, nerv:| BRING YOUR EYES Z/; up" for spring and the falr, Youjousness, and prostration. ‘Their|To us if they are causing you any o.-. do it this month, ahead of the rush.|methods are simple, and if they | trouble or uneasiness. We will ad: |f-———— = We're selling new wall papers at take your ease they will cure you. Vise you what to do, and only rec Have you ever tried Swan 20 to 50 per cent saving to you all| ommend glasses when absolutely | Giggs? this month. See us first. Pederal |They do not tako Incurable eases, | necessary | he | Paint & Wall Paper Co, 1914 First |and if they can't eure you they will! SCHUCHARD OPTICAL co. | A free sample for « postal avenue, tell you. ‘Their offices are located | 1207 Becond Av. jf and your dealer’s name. — at 2 People’s Bav-| % a "| TT | ings Bank Building, corner Second | Savings & Trus | pecia uit ALE Fi ane Pike st, Consultation ts treo BROKERS Swan Starch Company | ape $18.00, $22.60, at $7.50 Hougs from § a, m, to 6 p, m Private Leased hy te All Bx- aii } Ldighney tells everyone thelr Co. ate ; int CROWN CLOTHING CO. Hlatindlaie without asking one ques §. C. Osborn & Co. 1100 easel | Second and Cherry 1121 Firet Avenue. ee M9733 G27 Heat Av. . | | Hon. eee rereeeeeceeemenmaminn serene