The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 25, 1909, Page 3

I WERE EDITOR OF REV. JNO. M. DEAN. PREACHER TELLS SOME OF THE THINGS HE WOULD AND 0 ee “py Mogg OTHERS HE WOULDN'T 0c i eg goon A Ta one of the most MONE ever delivered M. De Would Publish Honest Paper HEADACHES CURED aeeees', , SCHTCHARD Orrican co. Bye Spectatioes I2OT Second Ave. Senette Ww anted, Wanted, Wanted NTAL WORK eapeat prices consul ST. PAUL DENTISTS Bs a Pacquaimic Hote! Latrance KNOSHER’S Second and James a 1000-10 American Bank Baliding Last Week or Our January Clearance Sale CLEAN-UP PRICES REMNANTS DRESS GOODS DOMESTICS LACES ie and BROKEN LINES Of Men's and Women's UNDERWEAR MUSLIN GOODS NECKWEAR GLOVES HOSIERY SHIRTS Clean-Up Prices wil ur entire 's FLANNELS SILKS EMBROIDERIES tock and _THE SEATTLE TIMES” - the ems ; spe- T4e ds just received ; different pa 80 Cents here is much better than chair of this type. It wood, and daintily striped in color ished in a glossy golden oak: Nx in our window. Only three to for tomorrow. Really worth $ Fin 1.25. Factories We wish to emphasize the fact that a special on any par | of this grade manufactured. Most reliable factories in the country. i come in and look over 1 VELVET CARPETS, the following i) Five patterns, with borders, worth $1.45 All Made, Laid and Lin Three patterns MANY OTHER TUESDAY SPECIALS Buy Now Pay Later The Bow-Back Kitchen Chair shown the ordinary is made of hard ice them a customer | Our Carpets Come From Reliable ticular carpet here means a special price on the best carpet We buy from the oldest and Many new arrivals in the spring designs, which we should be glad to have you Today and tomorrow we offer in a yard, at, special, RET ORAS Ea ty Paar eyes 1.15 Ten patterns, without borders, worth $1.45 a yard, at, spe- cial, yard . $1.10 One pattern, hal i! and stair, worth $1 45 a yard at, special i} yard 145 TAPESTRY BRUSSELS, without border; regular %c, for, yard TB¢ Two patterns TAPESTRY BRUSSELS, with border; ie tlar %ec, for, yard pt ie et TS¢ One pattern TAPESTRY BRUSSELS, hall and stair; reg ular 0c, for, yard .. The All of the above in attractive patterns and co rings, and severa them in large quantities, suitable for hetels, room } ing and apartment houses SECOND AND UNION, Ho outral ne ane & fignt |FATHER SENDS SON ON MES | GAGE OF MERCY, THEN KILL6 WIFE AND SUICIDES. ‘SEALED NOTE TELLS OF DOUBLE TRAGEDY ff CLEVELAND, ©, 3 self dead, Be k lost, $39,400 all is clear Bari LOVIN creaming loud All will him My ind to gone | leave the farm to G FATHER the he n | Po With a sealed p and infort tt tthe tragte th of er had w ‘ ‘XS | mother clasped in bi 4 ap the Hillburn home with “y r ip |addresned to Ming Helen Williams, | foar his sweetheart, Karl Hillburn, 19, Bntering the front door, — the jyears old, called at the home of | found the “d of Mr iiiiburn the young woman last night, hand-|on the floor, death having beer od her the note and immediately de caused by a bullet Purthe ou parted Young Hillburn bad no evealed the remain of knowledge of its contents in the barn. He had blown out Mise Williams quickly opened the | pratn envelope and read the following It i ipposed th EXCURSIONISTS 6TALLED. SANTA BARBARA, Cal, Jan. 26 ; By U. P. Walla Walia's Cham + ber of Commerce excursionists, ee enty-five in number are stalled here by washouts on the coast line “tlot the Southern Pacific They should have proceeded to Loe An geles on Friday, according to their schedule RANCHER DROWNS. CATHLAMET, Jan, 25 N. P. Anderson, # rancher near Skamakawa, and fatheriniaw of Sheriff M 3 Hangen, wae in Skamo! oreek last STOP THE RENT. We can sell you Beautiful Homes, Cottages, Bungalows Payments just like rent. T. RP. FAY CO. INC, Mehihern Bidg. Total Cost res 10¢ A Whoteso a Appetit Lunch our lace of Tusiness, Ring up Sunset Main 1890, Ind, L a6te NEW YORK BOX LUNCH Co. Several or Tuesday’s Special Great Value for Better Select It * Tomorrow inch Bleached Linen, coin dot and foliage de signs ; regular $1.50; special, yard ., B5¢ 68-inch Bleached Linen, floral and ivy leaf pattern; regular $1.10; special, yard 60-inch Turkey Red Cloth, rosebud and pansy et fects; regular 50c; special, yard ... ... B5¢ 17x17-inch Bleached Pure Linen NAPKINS, regu lar $1.20; special, dozen “a Pa 2ix21-inch Bleached NAPKIN ‘pattern, regular $2.85; special, dozen .. $1.65 22-inch Square Bleached Pure Linen “ NAPKI floral pattern; regular $4.25; special, dozen ig yt RRR oO TES Wi $2.95 TOWEL SPECIAL 22x46-inch German Linen Fringed TOWELS, red borders; regular 40c; special, each ........ 17¢ No Better Folding Table Made Than This This is a Genuine Burrows Feather-Weight Folding Table, the best thing of the kind to be had. Cov ered with green felt, top 24 inches square, fin ished in mahoganized birch, braced legs. Very light and compact. One to a customer today and tomorrow— $5.50 Value for $3.50 SOLE SELLERS MONARCH RANGES — 72. floral All the Credit You Want hy U. P| “When my son returns home he will find his mot tin poculating her and my € Canadian Northern Extending A AL AL OZ Delicious Ham Sandwich, 5¢—~lnvigorating Coffee, 5c—The Tea Room {Stupendous Selling 4 ‘. One- Half-Price Sale 4 y of Ready-to-Wear | BHINGS BIG SAVING OFrOWTUNITIES TO YOR ALL SUITS ALL OND HALE Prey sKInTS ONE HALE PRICE Phe Jun D. D ye ALL, COATS ALL, GOWNS AND WIAP v jee president of the Can K] ONDTALE PRICE ONE-HALE PRICE rthern ral ¢ Hee JOST VALUES FOR THE LEAST MONEY—Ane Hine that the r ‘ ions from Kam to Atha | llanding, from Calgary weet te 12%Ge INDIA LINON, Be ¥D. hoe SHEETS, a7 —— lveau and from Edmonton west te k Ordinances will be introduced to-| Yellow Head pa night ounciiman Armstrong) joxar t waking for de al franchim @ the Balle It le the se the barg about $5.00 shoes. Men's $4.50, $5.00 Pants, $2.95 good patterns ar minute in every Men's Shoes immediate clear ular $3,00 and Shoes and Wor Alteration $1.80. wear $1.25 Wright's derwear $2.00 American wear wear Cluett Shirts, Stiff Bosome, 79c Boston Garters, 12¢c Uniaundered Bhirts 29c Pants at startling prices. $1.50 Cooper's Wool Under $2.50 Silk and Wool Under Odd Wool Underwear. 55¢ TheRed Front ra waterfront Fjutesey 1556 20 | A Sale With a Principle Prager’s Alteration Sale NOT A SO-CALLED HALF-PRICE SALE, BUT A GENUINE ALTERATION SALE, BY A STORE FOR THE PEOPLE. WE DO NOT ADVERTISE EVERYTHING AT HALF PRICE, BUT EVERY AR- TICLE MENTIONED BELOW IS A BONA FIDE RE- DUCTION AND IS SOLD FOR LESS THAN ANY OTHER STORE IN SEATTLE CAN AND WILL SELL GOOD, SEASONABLE MERCHANDISE. WE WANT EVERYBODY TO COME TO THE GREAT- EST SALE EVER HELD IN THIS CITY. | 500 pairs Ladies’ Shoes; We have picked from our jone of the best makes [] regular stock 300 Boys’ | known to the shoe world; I] cuits. sizes to 17 years all sizes and leathers. AH pe tar $5.00, $6.00, $7.00 shoe that will appeal to the most conservative buyer and $8.00 values. During During this sale, $1.95 ]] this sale $2.95. Come Pair. Regular $4.00 and }] early and get first choice A decided Men's Shirts. very most Regular $5.50 All and best of pair makes and sol nd up to the Ht avery store aise ichaad During this 69¢. Sizes 1 priced for ance. Reg $3.50 Dress king Shoes Men's $2.00 and $2 sale pr sale price colors; $2.50 Cordiire son og REBROREEZ IRR a $1.25 Health S05 $2.50 Heavy Flannel Shits Silk Under er . 81.40 Ff $2.50 and $3.00 Cassimere Shirts now . $1.80 : $1.85 1} Shawknit Sox, 3 pairs 50¢ |] Wool Sox ., M. PRAGER & CO. 615-617 2d Ave. Opposite Alaska Bldg. we edrner Union Hats - oy Shirts now ital f bargain in They are the patterns and id for $1.25 in in this city sale, choice, 4to 18 Regular 50 values, all ice $1.00. 10¢ Rubber Boots |f} Short Snaj Proof. price $2.90 Hip Snag Proof Sale price $4.10 ale ) Both Phones—-279, | Leavitt 8c 206 CURTAIN SWISS, 12% ood 3Tc : 12ie otc A | For Those Who “Hurry” to the “Move On” Sale Twe ft T Jute, regular values $ to 50c ID\%se PRERCALES, Se YD. \ ete Percales and D os, Meht grounds with stripes jaured my: 9:30 to 10:30 $1.00 CORSHTS, Be. ft well knowr ‘ Cornets The TAMS, B80. 10:30 to11:30 12% MEN Me WOOL ROOTE Infante’ Woe! Boc Regular 20, w $1.00 ROBES, 25e. Infante Sorriage Re ber ot £8 e woe arr | JHE STORE THAT SERVES YOU BEST chWVEY: = lS — S—17 SECOND AVENUE SJ AL7 VSN eaO DOWNING, HOPKINS & RYER, Inc. Established 1893. Orders Executed for estment or on Mai SAYS PROPOSED LAW IS NOT COMPLETE Mayor Mtl sage with th proving thi counell reg ernment next summer on reciam- ation work ane—Former State Supreme Judge Gordon has arrived, and he ; Will await the action of the grand jury in his case. He was recently Srrested, charged by the Great Northern with embezzlement, Il file a veto mes ii tonight disap by the manner in| to be raised into nese district xecutive finds with t makes provisions for le the safes are he street a rblic being | d in- | say Steamer Mix ta sailed Saturday for this port from Yokohama and ie due Feb. 4 The American Hawatian company taniey up the Co- out afterwar The mayor's posi tion is that the law simply goes haif way ete BY WIRE ator oday San Francisco bribery case burgh disa charged Spokane—Adv lyn Thaw ts Visit. As 8 Newlands was The jury in the Attorney A. 8. New 4d and was dis “s are that Eve oute here for a as Harry Thaw gains his freedom the couple will locate in the west Washington—The wreck of the Maine is still a menace in Havana harbor, and steps will be at once taken for its speedy removal Parie—William H. Leavitt will not oppose the divorce sought for by his wife, Mrs. Ruth Bryan: | ¢ Steamer ¢ arrived dur- Ing. the night from her regular rup to Southeastern Alaska with @ good general cargo and quite a number of passengers for this time of the year Stean: Jefferson arriver yester- way from thie port amer Col. BE. lL. Dr here last night for after discharging a cargo r Pennsylvania arrived tos Seward from Valdes. /HANDLING A BIG CARGO IN RECORD TIME Steamer | great deal Bremerton—Eiks of this city|’ city must wait unt] a population | of 5,000 is secured before a charter will be granted Tacoma—lD). S. Johnston, the eran plano man, will be marrie Wednesday evening at Chicago to} Mme. Pope Tremont is attracting a of attention by the rapid- Sait Lake City—Uniess all plans |!ty with which her . fail, Utah will soon be a prohibi. | SpyCUUre pe) eat tion state, A drastic anti-liquor|freightor in. st bill is now being framed for the /t gislature I Helena-——Mrs. John Hancock, wife | ® cargo away at onee, and a of stevedores swarm or her dec wh 10 of the prominent mining man re. ent be 50 cars, it cently ‘murdered, ts in jail, as|/f a ie tvs threats have been made againgt her ‘Tremont wilt be feady t0 put to pen life if she give |by We day North Y men will be by the gov: | In 1907 it was estimated that there wiwere 161,781 divines, 810,198 983,156 members of United Sta HAND-MADE HATS A SPROLALTY, Mme. PAUL EXCLUSIVE MILLINERY, i ; | ; i if