The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 26, 1909, Page 5

¥. ITAR—FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 1909, IN TANANA = QREAT CELEBRATION BEING) the camp will bux HELD AT FAIRBANKS tomorrow, Saturday, is the last day of the special sale of iron beds— cas Os hundreds of iron bedsteads were sold during this extraordinary sale, but Nome Gee Race. OTHER ALASKA NEWS: NOME, Alaska, F ny vu. P| there are still excellent values left for tomorrow, andjthere is no reason why Although only a Hittle ver al ou shoulc ° > a »¢ ne ving Bpp¢ , WAIRBANKS. Alaska, Fe ? ee mg erent te IY you should not take advantage of this money-saving @pportunity,. : By U.P 5&4 gala da 's_ being te fh Oh aaaees Ge Te beds selected now will be reserved for later de livery, ih so desired, Positive sto: ie “Quarts” day in the |t@&M race, which starts Apr | eee eertion. es “a ay Ny enlenbetne od ly no mail, telephone or C. O. D. orders accepted. eeene valle teams din the atate R i @tarted pounding he presence nm the coming to compete, Al-|#] for your convenience, store is open Saturday evenin until 9 o'clock, thousand there have been val |] ‘ if : holiday, and there ts an a wsanda of dollars deposited for|{| ——the following two items will give you an idea of othe? similar underpricings cessation of business. The y i te i | in this sale, which comprises all the best makes in White, blue, green and Aevorated » lage and ¥ «.| Dr. Keller for Marshal. pink enamel; also in Vernis Martin finish; full size bétisteads “end this t parade was| ¢ " : ; LaF given which was headed by the tm SRAGWAY, Alaska, Feb. 26. ee Patrbe } the t The announcement has be ‘ wt here that Dr, t, 8. Ke d The M ng Tribune yesterday of the Datly A came out fying colors heralding ‘ Fudge Wickersham, who was ban ee oe ated at 2 lay night, &8 | OF Untted States marshal, vice J Shoup, who haa resigned, to take} The Srineis [sce sane 3 The Alaska road commission tved advices from Wash that (he senate committee on fea will report favorably the war department tnventi-| the weeds for more roads in| ka this summer. | ae FOR BIDS FOR) RIDING SCHOOL Rida will be onlted tn the near oon sional pe weigh datly of an incres Strenuous course o Nowadays a large nur full nine idorate; ; «|| Sample values from the drapery and curtain sale— | Bigot casing wrinkien ea ‘coat of 489,000, The bulla tomorrow is the last chance to obtain these un- | usual values. ely enameled in green or plotyre, but a higher. de emular price of this bed 680 o Flatt % and de 1 of dieting or represent an outlay | } ore fanciers and » interested The butld Copyright 1909 ‘The Howe of hwppeaheimer Chee ago ining summer montha he plana in prospect @ BASHBALL sHors, $2.50, 85.50 and B06, Announcement Tomorrow the Shafer Store will show the first authoritative Spring styles for men—direct from the House of Kuppenheimer. The fabrics and styles are particularly fine and handsome. The tailoring compares favorably with the best work of the cus- tom tailors of the higher cla And the Shafer Store presents with pride the finest showing of Spring Overcoats and Suits for Men Tomorrow—Suits for Men at $10 | Tomorrow—A Sale of Separate The odd lots and stray Suits Trousers } | ng and driving tours tonight at Mustrated Orthodontia Lectures | By Dr. B. H. Stanley his North Tist. st, every xing to the end of March. | for this evening, 1412-16 Second Avenue | for men left over 1 the pass- All the odd Trousers for men ing season are being closed out at have 2cc PS 5 that have accumulated during at $10.00 a Suit, . Former prices were $15.00 to | the passing season at $2.35. $22.50 | Former prices $3.50 to $4.50. | noids SATURDAY'S SPECIALS. ‘Transparent Violet or Rose Glycerine Soap, per box tly freah Boot, Pork, Mt BP. cape : 4 Vernon's Transparent ore ae ela oe rer oes The New Spring Togs for Little Fellows Now on Display : erine Soap, dozen cakes new 1909 tmportations—the me wide comprehensive sho ed. Regular petce The styles are the styles that have won their “spurs” in the race for popularity—the Norfolk with the new Derby back, the Sailor Blouse, the Russian Blouse and “Buster Brown,” all with Knickerbocker pants. These are shown in wide variety and in beautiful fabrics and colors. All sizes. Prices start at $3.50 and go in easy steps to $18.00. Boys’ Top Coats for Spring Now Ready Made of Covert Cloth, Serges and Fancy Velours; handsome styles and fine colors. All sizes, from 2% to 12. Prices from $3.50 to $10.00. food and tonic; large J}: | : Special Tomorrow De tia .25¢ Dainese wen tole of every t he) 4 ; i All the odd lots of Boys’ ey over from the season now ean do yore re aids | : iced as follows: its for $3.75; $6.50 and $8.50 Suits NTRC ta jobs with ile 4 } ssing are priced a wonder how you ever 1 « without one after a few ial for bedroom | sure Silieedl destroyer, bed we offer it for, per can PALACE MARKET Second and tants $1. 00 No. 41 Baker’s Jersey Steel Faced The Golden Vibrator | Vise 75c ular price ... r Arnold's Vibrator; to any on the MIO sso in the West: all fm . for durability they omnnat Shes yard, Special durix Household Tar Soap, large cakes, 6 for . 23¢ Golden tesa — 1 cakes for . 41 Baker's Jersey 1% Ipoh od dave, AltCiamy 4] Be | wor sat sect Hats for Men—50 New Spring Styles Now Ready ment of beautiful dene m View Anvil ia | d r P — —-—-—— a1 c t cotors, @ splendid value | ps | Fires Second 45 a-Inch Jaw Bpsctaty” p Piprioed toe 3 q — SHA ER BROS. and cha gcanitgay | ee ah AM Sse kt * us }: Schefflin’s Peptonized Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil with Hypophos- phates; an excellent rem- 3 T&-Inch Jaw 47 21-4-Inch Jaw ao, SOM | Arcade and Arcade Annex—Whole Block Long __Nereity. 19 2i¢-Ineh Jaw inch Jaw, ed. coughs and colds ; i cbai’s Yerecy ew regular priee 92.50 veguine petve Ge ; per bottle, $1.00 riced Beived J “Wark thee “etge "and incertion. 1 Wat "fiem: tn whine ot. cate: thie material wat J .. 8 for $2.50 57 d-ineh Jaw x taine will fives good services for | be used to an axe vantage hese are all aperiel prices hear oes 24s . Sia Rpecial price for inte’ b-day anise $1.55 | Paays enpaectell erg = 35¢ 7 : fi toda 2% Inch Jaw 2. perc °= SPA RT SENS TI N | ve 1 3-Inch Jaw q To eg) | a RS =< Standard 2a, A ATIO i SPI > At 1014 First Av., Bet. Marion and Spring eeres the parity and effi Fr. M. SPINNING! AT rniture />Credit 4 cy of your prescription gio} "1310 Secona Ave. HH pave AS ay At 2 and 7 P. M. SEATTLE ! The Most Beautiful Collection Ever Seen in Thig Part of the Country |) BUILDERS, ATTENTION! PALACE MARKET ) River stop to shiek that you: ee a | Be on hand Saturday for the greatest values in Builders’ Hardware and Locks ever offered in Seattle. The savings are unparalleled. | Lot No. Solid Brass Mortice Door Lock, with plain oval escutcheon and knob; brush brass finish; a close out; worth $1.25 each; special . o iy Ks Regular $3.00 Front Door Set, to sali, .. $1.98 Regular $7.00 Cylinder Lock . $3.98 Solid Door Lock ..... $1.89 and 98¢ Lot No Worth 90c; Square Escutcheon, AUCTION Without Limit or Reserve. Berane in on mate ™*) awe to wash dishes 3 times | | |f | shrimps, crabs, eto. We invite your cree ‘\a day, 1095 times a year? a If you could save one-half the time devoted daily | | to dish-washing, we figure it would amount to about | 15 days in a whole year. Rather startling, isn’t it? | Hand-Carved Furniture, Chotce Brasses, Ivories, Magnificent Bronzes, Satsumas, Cloisonnes and Other Wares AT YOUR OWN PRICE Regardless of Value. A Chance of Once-in-a-Life-Time, JAPAN ART ASS’N 1014 First Av. PERFEOT TEETH may be natural or artificial, but the ch of beauty is only given Met. Madison and Spring A. RICHMOND, the latter Figured Border Mortice Set, with Sift a teaspoonful of GOLD DUST in a dish-pan | Oppo, Quaker Drug O Auctloncer, when they are t solid knob, in either old copper or sand brass | full of hot water, and it will.wash your dishes in just oe > np glam ~ 63c POU LT RY | half the time taken by the ordinary soap method. , : arene Oe renee re NETTING Better still, it will give you cleaner, sweeter salstens: ton, gouniog: Hite i L Ni This lot includes several plain pat- . it s " ‘aes tnocenvenience in treatment. ‘ ot No. caren: tn edd ryporere é dishes—dishes that are not only clean on the surface, Pun Git ot : 5 old copper and brush brass ; First Grade pe “aon ie oa Teeth * oval design, in copper or old brass; also figured but that are sterilized and sanitarily safe. Gold” Crowns,“ wuaranteed design; worth 75c; schemes or ane a ) i . et, : Dee: 58c pric wpe The reason is that GOLD D UST is a positive _ we, Bee 109 tt: Oe? $4.05 | antiseptic vegetable oil soap < a 160 ft. by 5 O89 in powdered form; it goes 25c Toilet Soap, 10¢ 25¢ Doz. Wax Candles, i Lene rng oa P Fel The New Idea void Can of “Kleenzeze M 1%¢ 189 ‘hn ie! $2.70 deep into hidden places and Win «sees. Kinds of stains from doen; Saturday special, lic | 19 tt oe * 4, ‘35 stantly dissolves in hot or you the money Instead R| turday | ~ H of the landlord, Our ‘ Hyer seceee seeeveee .18e 38 Cups and Saucers, age 169 ft vs ' 10¢ cold, hard or soft water, and \ —— yj i gag aplutoly pelatess 4 : i ee Big Assortment of Fancy Chin Folin 35c Shinola Outfit, 21¢ | Cups and Saucers; many decora rie jn does all the hard part of the shoes—all styles and Cetke ouasalg whe to this ; Complete Shinola Outfit, con tions and shapes for your quinn stumping atte . leathers. work 1 disting of wool polishing brush, | choosing; high - grade thin der and Columbia task without your assistance. ™OUt operators aay ox } dauber and box of Shinola shoe Saturday, only 6 to a Lomein "90 via, Thay Smploy ne student ’ if polish; Saturday special, Ic her, petit, 1G ‘soa engrtape Does not hurt the hands. bythe Tork, done, Belnteealy 4 r 5 exebange logging en- etiam ARO CIrEteD atc nes nas mee nd “Let the GOLD DUST Twine do your work Bramination free, ines. = | Office open evenings un- ‘ eae 8 cletock: Stndaya"unth Earthen Bake Pans, with white glazed lining; as- Made by THE N. K. FAIRBANK COMPANY é ourist Modern Method Dentists sorted sizes; to close out Saturday, _Makers of FAIRY SOAP, the oval Mie H t k Turkish ae EB, D und ©, rah LOGGERS —- ote Baths eats g EPR OF Finest fath Establishment in the Northwest S$ U P P| nf r 9) IR oor | Hotel Rates, From 75¢ Up Sakae 5 f } | Special Weekly Rates STORAGE |i MF Corner of Main St, and Occidental Av. J] WANT-—Rooms, turniahed or wie ead