The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 1, 1909, Page 5

EA APRIL 1, 1909 Will Beoure Quar "HOOL DEBATERS wate ae ow BUILDING ROADS IN “10 mix iT TONIGHT [ioe aioe ‘ou! THE FAR NORTH ‘rrangements for seourtng epace tn Maj, W, P. Richardson, chatrman jthe Bducational bullding at the A YP. B. to entertain New ngland visitors this summer, Also a day | of the Alaska road commission, re will be named for all members to/| turned to Seattle from Washington write a letter to some friend in the | last night The major states th Bast concerning the exposition will be completed this yoar a road sultable for Hight wagons betwoon Valder and Fairbanks. Next year JAPANESE CADETS the road ‘will be tmproved. #0 Unat at the T0 VISIT SE TT heavy teams will be accommodated, | A LE) New Dental Officer, | BIRMINGHAM, Ala, April 1 Dr. BL, Thorp, of St. Louls, was The | elected president of the National } Dental Assoctation today. Denver was chosen as the place of meeting next July Japanese navy unusually good Friday specials in the anniversary sale— —the great values offered in this remarkable sale were advertised by mouth to mouth more than by print er’s ink, bringing hundreds of careful homefurnishers to the store, who took advantage of the many | extraordinary money-saving opportunities, for the contest, and the @emonstration way bigh swe Lowa qu country and which assing through the etty ent time appeared at the as Y &nd their selections were ived with wild enthusiasm by udents The oh ar WASHINGTON, April 1 navy department announced today that It had recetved word that Ad miral Ijieht, of the with his practioe squadron, carry ing 189 cadets, will reach San Francisoo April 25. Later the ‘on Will go to Beattie, wi © cadets will attend the y's gavel, will call o'clock MOURN THIS _ DEATH baters to order at § MARKETS MARY +-for tomorrow, Friday's sale, we mention the following specials, all reduced in price to about one-half of | their regular value. Ten Cathoun Jurors SAN FRANCISCO, April 1.—Ten Jurors have been sworn to try Pat rick Calhoun onthe charge of offeriag & bribe to former Super positively only one of a kind of C.O. D, or telephone « not be filled: the that we these advertised specials will be reason for thi enposs sold to a customer; articles whict wish customers purcha Myres, mother B. Button, died daughter Sun She was the the grand the twenty-five seventy years. concen PLANNED The folto owing was went to The/ Ye Old Folk Co | on in ye Unitartan Meeting | ght how ye twelve day this ye fourth year of our Lord t in we, ousstooms and if you kant There will be | rwards, and drink kum anyway Pw and cards afte or to eat TO ELECTRIFY RAILROAD. (fy Valted Press) BELLINGHAM, Aprit 1.—1t ts an nouneed that the Bellingham Bay $ |& British Columbia wilt» i electrify ita ratiread, Branch jtrte linew will be ar areetee. “= FINE PROGRAM FOR RECITAL 25.00 ene 89.006 49.08 | D. &. JOHNSTON CO, WILL GiVE 4 sedis 83) ANOTHER OF THEIR POPU ii Lage S33] LAR TALKING MACHING RE- CITALS TOMORROW EVENING. 29.00@ 21.50 16.00@ 17.00 14.00 15. S0@1T.00 3 sri soma a 5.09@ 96.00 Club Meeting Sea Improve | will its regular Tiesy evening, April) bail. The regular/ occur on the first Friday month. Another splendid Talking Ma chine Recital has been arranged by the D. 8. Johnston Co. for Tomor row (Priday) Evening and a cordial invitation ts extended | jto all music lovers. The recital | will be given in the D. 3. Johneton | Co, Recital Hall, beginning prompt = ly at 8:15 p. m. ; a saree feovetag program will be have organized and af- themesives with the Ameri 1 Settety, The local or- Rte ksown as the Puget Two William Tell Overture (31221) Pryor’s Band. meetings per Drink to Me Oniy Be held. The following} Thine Eyes (740 bs De Gorgoaa. 9 Don Pasquale Duett (98002) amg Go. bes Dontzetti | Rossini With Sembrich, Scotti Prologo—1'Pagliacel (#8065) | padeda Leoncavalio | Ancona. Stabat Mater—Cujus mam (74093) Williams. Naila Intermezzo (31511) oe Deltbes ant | -Rowstn! | Pryor’s Band. | Rigoletto—Caro nome | (38078) Verdi Melba. O Come With Me ia Summer Night (74033) re Van der Stacken Van Hoose. Tannhauser — Evening Star (88154) . Wagner De Gorgorza. VPagiiacet—Vesti la glubba (88061) Leoncavallo Caruso. Samson und Deiilah—Mein Herz (86094)... Saint-Saens Schamann-Heink Judas Maccabaeus an Alarm), (74131) Williama Call Me Thine Own (violin and flute), (31491). .Halevy D’Almaine, Lyons Pescator! di Perle (89007) . Bizet the Floor Denny Building. Take Elevator. (Sound Handel |, vibration. Might ther. sweat bathe. tm md other Ancona, Caruso, 15. Rigoletto Quartet (#1471) Verdi Pryor's Band. OLD TOWN CANOES ARE BUILT FOR SERVICE. THE BIGGEST LINE or aster Novelties - IN SRATTLE ding ers, Chickens, 5c ase 10c etc., at— China Nest Eggs, 1%4¢ Ea. China Nest Eggs, made of clear Friday lic | | $5. 98 15¢c Dust Pans, 8¢ mei Dog Collars, 35¢ Japanned Heavy-Steel i amortment of Plain and | pans, with shield; fod Chamois and Leather each see, Collars, all sizes ik buckle Secial, each 35c £65 Floor Paint, B9¢ Paint, | p c ie te. the eat floor al j hardens whon it is first qualit Forks, $2.00 Rayo Lamp, $1.39 © Windsor Pattern The fliver Knives and Made of the wa th Way through and 80 Lawn Mower, $5.98 ade Rall-Bearing Lawn Mow 4 el IGinch size; knives Sif sAjusting and made of Mel; has high wheels white opal glass special, each . Dust 8c $1.25 Doz. Cups and Saucers, 6 Pairs, 39¢ white and Saucers special jo wl - Shape Sem!}-Poree- | jain Cups extra spe 6 pairs Well Known Rayo of solid plated Lamp, made brass heavily vickel ructed and very perfectly cou efficient; cot | extra special gel aa $b 29 5.00 Electric Iron $3.49 inteed for one ae Electric Iron; has detach- Cord; always ready for use; absolute- oa, 49 ete with opal » i ble. Special, Friday on visor Fred P. t noon on |i and Ne admission tickets are required | | $5,800 worth of new Spring Goods have just ar- |. ness Nicholas. Quality of cloth is the backbone of every garment rics and good workmanship; Satisfactory Clothing Spring Suits and T We insist on getting tested fab the result is: opeoats— $12.50, $15, ait sess and Up J. Redelehiiness & Co. Strongest Overcoat House in the State Firat Avenue Corner Columbia. First Avenue Corner Columbia. “CONVERT INTO CASH Such are the orders of the administrator of the estate of William Berger, who died at his home in Buffalo last Saturday. Mr. Berger was as owner of the Buffalo Sales and Brokerage Co. stores, located in all large cities of the country. The stocks in all stores are now to be sold to settle the estate. $30,000 Stock of Clothing, Hats, Shoes and Fur- nishings in the Seattle Store of the Buffalo Co. Must Be Sold At From 2Oc to 45. onthe Dollar This stock remains from the tremendous sales of the Goldsmith, Keilor & Kline stock, which has been on sale here the last three months. About rived and will go in at these sale prices. Sate Friday, April 2, A's. Opens This stock was bought in by the Buffalo Co. at about one-third its usual wholesale cost, and you will be given the advantage of this tremendous saving. The entire stock and fixtures must be sold, as the heirs do not wish to continue the busi- WATCH WINDOWS AND EVENING PAPERS BUFFALO SALESROOMS 424—Pike Street—424 can be easily carried will not be in person, delivered at our delivered ; others opportunity to earliest convenience unusual value “pl afuacee Ss @ splendid beautiful flora sells regularly at $2.00 limit one to a customer a comfortable Morris chair— requiar price $9.50 arge and comfortable Morria tke chair, exactly prettily finished oak, durable removable pleture, carved frame. in golden spring seat neat ton; upholster ed in Persian the this Rpecial for Friday velour; regular chair ts price of 99.60 $5.35 o. KNOSHER’S “> 5 OO Reward! Mission style umbrella stand 69C this fs a very neat Mission style umbrella stand, nicely fnished; fs 26 inches high, 12 inches square; is fitted with a brass pan; a very good article cially priced for Priday Spe. forks, § forks knives; full size: the regular rloe is 93.96. Specially priced lor Pri- fa day SEATTLE Second Ave. | at Pine Street Easter Suit Sale The Maximum of Style at the Minimum of Price, $23.75 Tomorrow we continue our offering of Women’s Stylish Suits, Owing to the fact that the time is too short to re order for your Easter wants, we will sell $25.00, $27.50 and $29.50 Suits at the sale price of $23.75 Each garment the acme of style, with those long lines, so graceful and so much desired The skirts are handsome- ly trimmed, materials are of fine worsteds, linings of guar anteed satin or taffeta silks; best of tailoring, fit and sat isfaction assured, With a wide range of sizes and com plete line of colors, your selec tion is made easy. Remember, $25.00, $27.50 and $29.50 Suits cost you but Fancy Easter Novelties in Jewelry, Gloves and F Neckwear Second Avenue and James St. For any case of alcholisy that I cannot oure In trom 8 to 6 days. J. 8. BRISHOIS Glebe He PROF, LATELE'S HIGH CLASS HOHOOL OF DANCING uthor of the Improved Walty, Two Stop, Three Btep, and Bchot tinohe, Leber Temple Hall. Classen Tue iday Kvenings. octal Nights "wed and 8aQ Private leasone appointment OH (. WAILNG 00 PIANOS, TALKING MACHINES shoor MU 419-421 Union Bt, Near 4th Ave, ing these special thereby giving the a splendid Axminster rug— regular price, rug spectal for tomorrow, a 27x54 siz# Axminster rug in Oriental, mottled and animal for one day only and sulte with o eh glasses orn to visit the store m an man offered for sale a 1 splendid rocker value— regular price $5.00 and com- ike tinteh, beta a very cosy looking fortable picture, quartered oak 4 back; « this rug mer $1.65.) seines Woe" spncinty gay a5 center table, in highly polished mahogany finish— Tooker, exactly $3.00 solid seat an designs, reguiar price $3.25 made of selected birchwood and fin this table te ished mahogany, also made of solid oak and finished golden; it is a more elabor ate design than shown on the picture; a tid val ue at the regular price of sanitary refuse cans— made of heavy galvanized tron. tight, have rainproof covers braced with V-shaped strips on sides; strong and durable water well both specially priced for Friday— mr. LTS . $1.95 ... $2.39 164nch size, regular special 18-inch size, regular $8 special 20-inch size, regular $3 #8; special —given away free—an in- teresting booklet con- taining the best up-to- date cooking recipes— ask for it in the Stove Department, Third Floor. Private Leased Wire to All Bx- changes S. C. Osborn & Co. Moores 86 Got First Av, sou THREE FOR ONE FOR YOU way? If #0, | a skilled optictan. | » attend your case, better con: We'll be gia can gua prices $2.00 up 8 OPTICAL 1414 Second Ay CLEARANCE SALE All Pall Stock of Clothing, Hata, Shoes and Men's Furntsh ing Goods at loss than half price. RAINIER CLOTHING STORE 1104 First Ave. MONEY 2 LOAN (Without Commission) telis bring ¢ ash buyers for from $1,000 to gai ANY, property | te salt sett it DR. S. S. HALL CO., 1314 Second Ave, Seattle Please wend prepaid. your frea 100-page illustrated book 451-09 THe ORI 45 Pool Tables—45 25 Solo Tabled—25 4 Name Bar, restaurant, cigar stand and chair barber shop. Largest the kind in the world $io! tven away datly, 1419-16-17 | ¥. betwodn Pike and Union. |