The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 9, 1909, Page 3

THE STAR—TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1909. 3 LIKES TO LOOK AT THE NELL BRINKLEY GIRLIES, BUT NOT IN A THEATRE ~FURNISHES WHOLESOME | FOOD AND SAVES MONEY nde, One 1 FREDERICK & NELSON, Ine. Deets et id sige ne ee ieee will the dear little Noell a, =e Brgessaere Sv SHERIFF HODGE PROVES ure! ners paid for meals at the rate ef Brinkley girlies do when theat Bones Store closes daily at 5:30 Bacon There CLAIMS REGARDING FEED | 0 cents order them to take thelr ING OF PRISONERS. [fe — Ve question was asked tr last night | (e god coat of f the county jail during th Gaye in January that Hodge was ab Just $178.43 Vious 20 di overhangof a States | priac during the | days of January Long Kid Gloves \\"s..'mm: Special $1.45 Pair lady, overhearing the on old regime red why only th taatt tea a coftes, and auch whole . ro Be At fear In. her f° | plauding the moving "plotures | . fourth ofthe prisonora an waa th “CANAL ASSOCIATION feet, Sry Careful investigation has satisfied us that the apparel oe meee lodge Went tats | dawned wu pointed Deputy United Sta ihre) . J feta i = HOLDS A MEETING °:;, : tin ee EX, Chabon sane | styles for Spring will be such as to render Long Kid Gloves jouldn't Bat the Stuff, Washin, Pana. ‘Alscsiatlon ‘wns wes a argtir ayes’ eae ee ‘| i passe. fact rn va th | galsa-tunneel sew’ tiie A: Brees Such radical methods are therefore taken to effect a cir meals sent in from the adgear broadside to the stage, |& ©o.’s clearance, First and You if ® * ° si Buring the veriod named short wae soahinas to Oe. seas Uribe (ba “i clearance of Long Kid Gloves that the question of stylishness Tr, fed the prino ners at the rate or ahs cents per day. Under the | % contract system employed by ex Sherift L. ©. Smith, the county paid | 40 cents por day to feed the prison. | ore. is entirely eliminated by the extreme value-giving. Our Entire Stock of Long Kid ] 4A 5S Goves, 5 Win hcsetospea, At.ssossesseee Pair ALL SIZES IN EACH LENGTH In addition to the & large quantity of February, and 8h Meves he can make a monthly to the county as against the Eerairuree under Smith of from ~ Figures Prove the Story, « t The cost of food supplies for that | the naval hospital here Period of time, from January 11, |), xii shortly be oa When Hodge took office, until Jan: | oo Me4t +4 WAFY 31, 1909, amounted to $1,068.67 Tacluding cooks and bakers’ wages the sum amounted to $1,204.17. In the same pertod Kitsap county pris- | Sinan You can't afford to take chances im having your prescriptions put u Awacertes—The closing of the re- | Pp o otr * my wp! any more than you can afford t0 | {i rarnest ty Gere ‘. “Exclusive Style Shop.” 714-716 SECOND AVENUE 8-button lengths are | The 12-button length Kid The 16-button length Kid Gloves, | in tan, navy and | Gloves have three clasps at Special Sale —_—-OF NEw-—— Spring Waists|| Wednesday $1.45 VALUES WORTH $2.50 The courtship war short bi ut} which are strongly represented, are y 5 ‘ shown in tans, browns modes rays mare Wen yob. can stterg 00 green; three clasps at , » Brays, @octors’ skiti, without capabie| All passenger steamers eave Cot | skilled compounding, ie of no uee.| man docks for Puget Sound Navy | ‘se Raven Drug Co., 1418 Becond av. "Yards see | KNOSHER’S Sn. Ladies’ Gloves New Arrivals in Ladies’ Gloves REAL CASSAN CAPE Tn the latest shades and finishes, such as English Tans, with P. on M. or P. K. Fingers, Backs self-stitched and Paris Te Canon Gawhun khan ease e Special Price $1.50 Ladies’ Belts Tn extra heavy elastic, mounted with very pretty buckles A large assortment, including blacks, browns, tans, greens, blues and white ....... Special value, 6O¢ each Among our new arrivals are shown some very pretty Jew- elry Novelties, such as— Belt Buckles Brilliant Hat Pins Brooches, Hair Ornaments Combs La Valliers wrist, are Over-seam-and pique wrist, over-seam- and | navy, oxblood, green and wistaria. They sewn, have one row stitch- | have three clasps at wrist, are over pique-sewn, one row a aan sad doa seam- and pique-sewn, and have one- of stitching. Special | "8, 2nd appear in tan and navy | and and Paris point stitching. Special $1.45 a Pair, | only. Special $1.45 a Pair. | $1.45 a Pair. NOTE—Owing to the extreme lowness of the special price, we must decline to fit these Long Gloves: First Floor. FREDERICK & NELSON INCORPORATED We have just received a special purchase of NEW SPRING WAISTS, direct from the manufacturer. It embraces a number of the newest and prettiest styles brought out. They come in fine mull and lawn, with long sleeves } and button backs. Some are tucked with wide panel of baby Irish down front, others trimmed in val. and Irish lace insertion. This is truly a ee wonderful value at $2.50 = —yet tomorrow is of- - SL. 45 Diners for Half fered special at.......... Thursday, Friday and Saturday | Total Cost Only 10c A Who! and Appetizing baneh Your FP of Business, Ring up Sunset Main 1620; Ind, Laas. ROW YORK BOX LUNCH Co, Special Suit Sale| Cline Piano Co. AGENTS FOR $16.00, $18.00, $22.50, at $7.50 The World's Best Piano One Priced Piane House STANDARD PATTERNS 108156 & Shop at Knosher's JAMES ‘BUY TIMPAHUTE GOLD MINE STOCK AT 26 CENTs. It te rapidly arriving, and will make big money for present buyers. KAVANAGH CO., Inc. Mine Operators, 704-5-6-7-8 JOHNSTON BLDG. 1406 FIRST AVE. MUST RAISE MONEY OWING TO UNUSUALLY BAD BUSINESS DURING THE PAST MONTH, TOGETHER WITH EXTRA HEAVY EXPENSES, WE FIND OURSELVES COMPELLED TO RAISE $5,000 IN FOUR DAYS, WE HAVE THEREFORE Slaughtered Our Entire Stock to Raise This Money Immediately Sale Starts Wednesday, Ends Saturday, 8:30 A.M. 10 P. M. $9. 98) : $1 00 SE AMLESS $2.00 LADIES’ DRESS $10,00 SILK $2.50 MARSEILLES SHORE... :..-27 UNDERSKIRTS . $2. 89 BEDSPREAD ......... SUNMeTAL. $2.00 BLACK SATEEN yh mI $1.59 A ante tes acabab 69c 714-716 714-716 Second Ave. Wednesday's Savings List We Advertise Bargains Only Fancy Fresh Butter, 2 Ibs. | Large White Combs Yak- The ima Honey 15¢ New Crop Select Walnuts, Japan Head Rice, 4 Ibs. for 2 Ibs. for 25¢ 25e 2 pkgs. Grape-Nuts ea 4 pkgs. Best Seeded Raisins 25e¢ 12 Lbs. Eis Sugar 50c If you purchase 1 1b. of our 60c Tea or $1.00 worth of our Coffee $2.50 MEN’S DRESS OS ios Uae a cent Our sale of Dining Chairs, which opens Thursday morn ing, will be the biggest thing of the kind ever held in the city. Absolutely perfect in every respect, but only from one to four of a pattern. Over 400 « hairs in this sa vbr acing 55 different designs, from the cheapest to the b morrow’s paper for a few descriptions—notice the window $1.50 CORSETS, DOUBLE SUPPORTERS, ic ALL SIZES eeweiaaee : We roast and biend all of our We select all our butter and ) 80 pwn coffees know cheese with the greatest of 25c ORIENTAL MAD 8¢ AMERICAN 15¢e SWISS 1 display. A genuine opportunity, if you need some en lbre non Me. ant ‘4 " oe adcanines cacao c ¢ b A eet ene wr. or | Seay ae Seas thee aaa see RAS, 36-INCH ..:.... ..WJe| CALICOES ........... 2c EMBROIDERY ....... £2€ People like our teas, too, and | “yy the prices are moderate not 10e VALENCIENNES ing toe 2 50c SILK, ALL 2.386). Sg na Ve 20¢ CAMBRIC SEASON isang deans 72¢ PINS .. 6e WIDE 10e COLORED DRESS PANTS (2S 9 ot INSEE Fae RIBBONS 15e LADIES’ $1.00 SATIN AND STOCKINGS hs 5505 FRARPAWNE cP. cs sbeietcxoes 2c 50c LADIES’ KNIT 330 ENGLISH UNDERWEAR.......... BACON Ss i, 2¢ 50¢ LADIES’ CASH 5 LBS. GRANU MERE HOSE .......<. 15¢ LATED SUGAR .....: 25c $1.50 RAINPROOF UMBRELLAS |... oc: 29c 1$c CAN 10¢e BLACK 1 CORN i. Sinsenassee ken “x rege Serr ry re $18.00 LADIES 15e P 1 LOW $2.00 FLANNEL COATB $4. 69 ES 00 eS ee 59c SECOND AVENUE SECOND AVENUE BETWEEN Bi REN PIKE AND PINE PIKE AND PINE $10.00 MEN’S 4 SPRING SUITS... le $2.00 MEN’S DRESS PANTS..... 99c $3.50 MEN'S In the Star Every Tuesday and Friday. 3c PACKET te Creamerie Butter Store 1014 SECOND AVE. _ First Store North of Madison j $3.00 MEN’S NEW SHAPE MATS 65 és kas 25e DRESS SUSPENDERS . 10¢ CANVAS 1 GLOVES 2 c STRICTLY SAVINGS BANK THE STATE ON ALL DEPOSITS YOU DO NOT HAVE TO PAY A COMMISSION HERE All the Credit You Wan! We have money to loan on I nproved real estate in this city. BECOND AND UNION. CORNER FIRST AV, AND UNIVERSITY.