The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 5, 1909, Page 3

The rugs we are offering made of identically the same and durable; have rug. They are heavy with striped border on ends, These at $15.75. + s Saturday, this, iintinietneneines Dain Table Linens | | for Less Tomorrow Good quality, 23 inch LINEN NAPKINS, Worth $3.90; special at $2.80 dozen. Some 16-in. FRINGED LUNCH Blue, $1.10 value for 65¢ dozen. 56 by 70 in AUSTRIAN hemmed with drawn work border, Special at $1.10. 60 by 78 superior GERMAN LINEN cloth, fringed, worth $2.45; special at $1.40. Huck Toi regularly NAPKINS, red and superior LINEN CLOTH, regularly worth $1.75; at 29¢ tomorrow. cial Saturday at $2.45 each. m ote ote ofé ote c¥e ate ote of iTOM en ota ote ote ate ofe ofe of te ote ote © 9x12 Ft. Axminsters $15.75 as a special for tomorrow are yarns as a $30.00 Axminster |}} |Homeward bound, long way|the Trophy Shtp, for there ts not a round, man on board who does not say But we'll be found, aafe and sound | “T WILL Wi) On home ground, On time | In Just a fow days the ships wil ito Hampton Roads, | and Ih} And say! By the way nt Roo! the chief ox mottled center 1} | Won't tt be gay? Hoo-ray!! | © of th Htaten, whe For the U, 8 A.!!! and HOME |very name three heart are an exceptional buy | Linoleums, 45c | Five attractive patterns in good grade of printed | linoleum, specially priced at 45 cents a yard for | We charge 10 cents a yard for laying ot tovgg huck towels, 30c value; spe- ' Full size Princess white cotton comfort, cM '. | Larger size, regular 45c value; special | good colors, worth regularly $3.20; spe- WILL SEE THE FINISH OF OUR GREAT WEEK-END SALE. THOSE & ‘WHO WISH TO GET THE GREATEST POSSIBLE VALUE FOR THEIR MONEY WILL DO WELL TO READ EACH ITEM OVER CAREFULLY. These Prices Are for Saturday Only THE STAR—FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1999. “THE NEBRASKA” 1S TROPHY SHIP OF THE ATEANTIC FLEET | WiLL WIN THE $50,000 PRIZE) about the | OFFERED BY GOVERNMENT | !@to" Today the Nebraska ta the Tro ON WORLD TOUR |phy Ship and she® Wilds REMAIN Rookie Battleship’ of From The Ante Jand wincere ¢ | Jon board the N And when on Sunday, the 2int of | the fleet. Proudest among them February, when the great Atlantic |all, the one carrying the happies fleet arrives in New York harbor,|men in the world, will be our own making the greatest cruiso|the Nebraska, SHAM PAYNE Cyt Te ie teahin fleet, there | OEAPENING CRASHES CLOSE will be one among the many that] SYMPHONY MASTERPIECE | will be heralded far and wide as the Trophy Ship, and that te the Nebraska, bullt in Beattie by Moran Brow, and it WILL, be the TRO Ii| PHY SHIP in every respect, for there has not been one contest In I which ite men have been a that it has lost and there ords to show that man of the contests were mighty hard | ones are Are Real Sports. |} Baseball, football, rowing, w | tng, boxtng and tn faot j that the sallor lads ba fighter in the world-record-breaking wond target practice scores which made | not only the men of the feet but) | the “big ones” at HOME and tn fact the entire world sit up with big eyes and take notice And another honor that close to the target practice comes | EMIL PA ment te the $60,000 a | PITTSBt oo Pa ih 6.—Emil in al) probability be made | Pass caan ie Bee wr neers and firemen of the by Unel than any other ship in the this wonderful cruise The f at b eaterda = at ee tae oe to thie time | 42d purports to be a musical rep —="=ii| won by an overwhelming margin. |fesentation of sounds and impre Two years ago, when the Ne-|sions received by the co braska went into commission, It was the forests of his fatherland, near known a @ Rookle Ship, This is the Alps a contemptuous phrase applied to} " & new boat manned by inexperience) % } ed sailors. “The Trophy Ship.” One year ago, the men on the | lother ships preferred t forget the | name as attzched to the Ne lf | They called it the Star Ship and, quoting again from The Antele the monthly published It is notice burg orebestra, b his long-awaited symphony the country over call it a master plece. It is called “In der Natur movements of the ¢ distinguished by K crashon of sound. e building he effect he wanted. found that with | Directof Paur every man in the orchestra work ing bie hardest, the volume of | sound was not great enough. Bo he invented a contrivance by means of which he merely pushed litte but tone we bis music stand, as he was condbefing, and thus, by electricity the great Carnegie pipe organ in muste hall pealed out ite K notes, producing an ef feet that was truly startling "| exraavacance is | CHARGED WASHINGTON, Fet By U. P. —The forest service got its on bbing toda: h ‘The Newport, tt CAPE & GRILL FIRST AND eet Sette Le of a ote ote ote ote ote ote ofe NIGHT! ultarsc retary Wit Both Xr. Pinch vice “wore vig Menare. Mann cabinet foreat ner and the ampnd the bill in any im towlar fatled. Genuine aii-wool | Clay Worsted Suits, actually w: 2G, for $745. A re y THE STONE, FISHER CO.{ SECOND AND UNIVERSITY. lrHe STONE, FISHER CO Ninety Coats for Girls Are | Offered at Absurdly | Low Prices Tomorrow HINK of getting five- | dollar Jackets. for a dollar! Think of get- | ting smart Long Coats, worth $12.50, for a single | five-dollar bill—and, more | than that, every Coat inthe sale is one to be proud of— one that Miss Brighteyes | will be glad to get and de- lighted to wear. The Coats are all in this season’s best styles—long or short, plain or fancy. And all girls can be fitted—these | three groups to choose among: $1250 and $15.00 Coats for $5.00 | $5.00 and $6.50 Coats fo $250 Girls’ Coats, long, full styles, in | Fifty Long Coats for girls, plain colors, red, navy, brown | made of fancy striped and | and a few mixed effects; ex- | mixed fabrics tastefully } cellent styles and fine | trimmed with velvets and quality; were $12.50 and | __ braids; yegularly $5.00 and. $15.00. j $6.50. Now NOW vavces $5. 00 offered at $2. 30 | $5.00 Short Coats for $1.00 | Children’s Furs for $1. 50. Girls’ Short low that one , | Top Coats, made | The price is so ) of fancy striped fabrics, in | could well afford to buy for 4 | mnextyear. Fur sets of Lamb, grays and browns; double Angora and Chinchilla, muff breasted, with velvet co geld and scarf complete; worth were $5.00. to $3.50, Now $1.50) HE STONE FISHER @. SECOND AVE. pe wine waste c Tourist Hotel WAISTS, eS 4c LARGE 141216 Second Ave 4 Doors above the Times” HA sizes WE ice ane THE RAVEN DRUG CO. [Turkish Baths | 1Se Silver Brand Lg | 100 Seedioss Couare tie ene Wes se _ eee Shafer Blag Opp Bon Marchs a ARE I PT Toc Men's minoed Under. Qe | j2ise Conrad 7G | mined un- Hotel Rates, From 75¢ Up TSc Men's Re 99 1240 Canned. 5. sarang | hone Main 2646 Special Weekly Rates Slik Ties C | corm Corner of Main St. and Occidental Av. $1.50 # 150 Bitk Bow 7 c 12\4e Canned wHiT Ties 20 | Tomatoes | BUY TIMPAHUTE GOLD MINE STOCK AT 26 CENTS. oe eyed » mows Dress 5c daa ene | mene Pa It is ne ee gg make big money for present buyers, soee juspenders eee +4 iH 1 Inc, Mi fe] it 75¢ Muslin Night- 39c Be Bottle | ‘Valentine Day | | Special 704-56-7.8 JOHNSTON BLOG.” B0c HEAVY Shirts se luing Qe Bors COTTON $2.50 All-Wool Over. $1 39 Se Perfect Soap, 25c pi AAS Is Feb. 14 | | Thursday and Friday shirts ’ Bobare 266. ceceeeeee FLEBCE- - cae $1.50 Madras Dress 79¢ 100 Fugees 8c We have an unusual | Rising Sur Stove Polish Hi ere i t q Borer tars ss teeretY meres ais a seesarte | ly full line of the sea | ‘en ee a Goes! | son’s best novelties -Ray Stove Polish Batten eo ie we saci NO MORE DRUGS FOR ME & o That's what a man muakkiers 60 Pairs of White and Ecru Nottingham Lace Curtains, full length ny a0c modieine 40 seen ae aE and wide width; have been used for window me gece ia Mico efit «s/s ian em ati 6 eqine fo feat the otters ons0 n dlectro-Vigor--turn INDIAN Sanat ee slightly soiled and will be put on sale at one yi c ra 4 sen ihe, sink pout a ye VE : stand polson better thi eononinas pre, hae Nay’s Metal Polish, per can our stomach, liver @ Feather Pillows at $10.00 Heatherbloom Skirts loom Skirts, 75¢ LADIES’ VELVET TOP eut Men's Heavy quality When looking for Bargains be sure to go where bargains really exist —~ that’s SECOND ee am Men’s Suits Men’s Pants and = Medium Weight Work or Dress Pants, all sizes; regular $3.00 "$1, 49 MERCHANDISE ore veninike PINE STS. ois. Suits. Boston on PRICE { y's Cream Polish, for 15c COTTON c Mowe yoney hearel painot mn Chloride of Lime, sifting toy its in gray and br “ BATTING, pate re early spri Peterman’s Roach Killer LARGE ROLL.... style; made to sell $4, 49 Pi & W. Powdered Sugar of Schefflin’s Peptonized Emul + $1.00 LADIES’ c Mote tenes “Eralah om |B. bronchial affection; a fle COWBOY brown; very swell high-class | Lo 2) er rere erat HATS Se ee nn ; jo afersje ojo Barkla’s White Pine Tar Cough Syrup | | | Stellar's Alterative, $1 “ai | ged c Men's Very Fine Quality Dress G4 LADIES’ slik mixed worsteds, Eas ee HEMSTITCHED Dis seu $2 79:1 cinane sg per bottle, 3 for. 82.50 HANDKERCHIEFS Pre $6.00 quality ' KIMONOS Pa gE MN Se JUST ARRIVED, a big shipment of Men’s Nobby Early depend on him to help you, ment is worthy of your con ld and s Your doctor has your confidence because you can out your doctor's instructions to the letter, If you have become a jotim of @isstpation, ex- austive diseases; if you broken down your stamina with hard and worry, don't de yourself with the that you can get your strength and », full er es Milk, fy full person 20¢ sion of Cod Liver Oil, for , wor via the drug route. sh producer; per bottle, Give me a man with a « weak back, full of ean 64008 3 for $2.50 natic paths, suff rom weakness of stom- iver oF bh, kid Zin Blood Purifier, for chronic skin and blood ¢ his health and strength diseases, per an a U. & & “St, Louts,” Brome Washington. last three years I have jed to une 3 for $5.00. ™ ~ Zymole Trokeys, special 18¢ GET ONE FREE Ane BU or write for my - t Dr. 5 S. Hall Co. INL4 Second Av, Seattle, Please send me, your free trated book, ee, If you will ma Gut It out now prepaid, 100-page illus- 2-5-09 Our prescription depart- fidence, because it carries day and haut Name Ey if FI 4 Cg ies