The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 6, 1909, Page 5

THE STAR—TUEBSDAY, APRIL 6, 1909. ILLON TAKES SHOT | | rin TERESTED” PEOPLE ren aE on rT n « a wish to have them seen 1 i | cl TRY TO : a STATE aE WS (By United Pres.) Mr Wrinkerhotf, who waa the STREE Ssrlar Sealine tah AN WRANCI8CO, Apoll 6 rad of the late Nelson D. = “er0 » Duties. 4 Word has been reeetved here an ltihamiiiionaire, and the| fey nt of public utili Paseo The Winds te oe | nouncing the death in Molokal be ary of the the unabated interest taken by the public in our bop Walla Walla, -The state board of | Hawall, of Mra, Walter Ro Brinker N 1 parties, ntrol has cut the prt of aral hoff, formerty Misa Nelite White of | tn) S 11 h art { public utilities sacks from 96.20 to $8 per hundred. | Winchester, Mana, who three years “4 peg + as forcibly demonstrated during the first two days of the seco Ila ane Simply » t» dution and funo-| North | Vaktma-—Four hundred | ago gave wp wealth and position traordinary sale, making it the most memorable trade event of the cagon to accompany her husband to the| § WEN PRINT BLURS . k mee them. Awd the Adequate ame department simply deaires to] Welle W ving to r settloment of Molokai and) irritdble temper and general dis thousands of the most salable, choicest and seasonable articles are specially underpriced Service. Feel recan erame ter the Nat heltieen CHO | vereety cat life to the care of the | comfort results, We positively cure practically every piece of furniture in the store bears a pink-colored “Anniversary Sale wf actual facta, and not ‘dreamed verte t atatee in on | Mefortunater on the island 6 etal 4 cheane part " this condition with our specially tag,” telling in a most effective manner a splendid story of money-saving-—saving on the ee . j ' Dele ana The cablegram which arrived to. ground glasses, Schuebard Optieal to = the h : i ; intends 4 The department of public uttt "or ae on | day contained the brief announce | (o., Kye Bpectaliats, 1207 Bucond necessary appropriation tor the home 1, poutan thes Is Kot seeking publicity, and tt os meni eltie Ie dead Sea j Yoat. night Mite not avaidine tt. Te the teouc tht "aan a MM Ra ae I a i sacnndlte AO aro the items b give you but partly the great values to be found in this sale—thousands of the ranks ; ©! now before un of adequate streot ontract has beer thers, just as keenly underpriced, but not advertised, on account of limited quantity, make connect! Bepeal« ar service (his department is sim Se this "pinee this sale a memorable event to cloud up the iy ying law an it exints on e pz * apn equally interesting money-saving opportunities are shown in the carpet, rug, drapery, eur iraa last week on | ined to give a ued service, Tey tain and housefurnishing departments 4 eeclal con are not doing aa If the department Weare: and of publi witiities has ite way the sompanios will live up to every b several counci! men | single clause, every single promise pa secasion to “shoot & fe and every single agrecment covered | S Bealiion, the father of im their franchises These fran-| Wishes good street! ohises are simply contracts. Roth! They tried to throw parties are expected to live up to a| jes eyes by die | contract } ie practicability of “fix a pretty buffet— Out Rees and Batter. Hotter fat a2 tunity to buy pianos. Mr. Cline and his associates of the Cline Piano Co. are retiring from the piano business in Seattle. For many years the Cline Piano Co. have carried on an extensive business, and are among the most popular dealers in the trade. A stock of pianos not excelled by any music house in the West will be sold at the earliest pos- sible date. This includes all stores, Seattle, Ta- coma, Everett, and other branches. Par lines himeet! pe The vffect a te je be fox iiton a “by : nothing about Mr. Bouillon says Cloud tesue seem to be ja trying to mis ‘of this department 'k now before the | tee, stating the gee during which be run on the orday bal | reports | Turkeys, live, Ib he atoam- | Turkeys. live. tb prove # total lows, | backs dressed, it Senat Jones has | Ducks, Hive. tb 2 providing for $24 jeome, tive. ib. { President | Squabe, dosen 2.00 Pigeons, dosen 1 | Belgian hare, tb ' Poultry Foods } gurt 40° | Ovater shetia, 100s, ton 20.00 ot fraud fo] Clam sheila, 1000 20.00 | *. | Clam shells, No. 2, ton 16.00 mi | Granulated bones. 1000 40.00 | Bone meal, 1908 35.00 Se food, 90-tb ak 4% a“ $13.95 regular price $23.50 an exceedingly pretty buffet regular price $4.50 regular price 06.00 wot at . £e-. ane French beveled mir 11d rocker—gol@en oak this fe a very pretty and effec- ee enet genet Any of these stores are for sale in a lump, or i atid saddle shaped tive pattern rocker; solid Tt has woth the g will be sold regardless of cost. Favor- Mey, a08, Comorian, stnciey |’ Sia esaboomantty. Wap ois i their schedules, to fix the Intervals the service shall be fhe question of an ex or any real, fixed Pe ap to the companies ture A very good value at the regular price of $6.00. 3 90 Anniversary Sale price * able terms if desired. Knabe Pianos the regular pri tally priced for niversary Baie pa oa Anniversary specials mous ' faim of turning the | S22", Behning Pianos | ee sorees. sae Yooh mre es oH | s | in the Curtain Department— Bey mas and cid | az conan rate ke vei | Foster & Co. Pianos ge Shes no desire to | "sare take, t Leas ponent | PETE. Waatingnem: es cel ~~we call your attention Sohmer Pianos business, and Sorensen « t ean me a Sperete come private | WEe 168 this city for California Washington eres at ee to these splendid spe a years amy, is now being sought by i nape " fpaystem of street cars er, who wants to place In - sanlte +4 als ‘ ‘ : to the companies | his hands a snug fortune, comslating | Bastera widen “he "| rmstron anos cials in curtains and bie compressed ain materials; the Behr Bros. Pianos a Bide Talk. bile maxing «| a Pictern Wish ph ere & Be need of clouding ~e ington savings on them Sa Soke Crown Pianos 8 aa Ka. was stricke® | Migdiings, ton ed in a fow min~| Barley Feed whent. ton amount to about ONE-HALF OF REGULAR PRICES enough for any oe who really desires, or tment reemgnises the Melville Clark Pianos Apollo Player Pianos Foster Player Pianos Behning Player Pianos Hagens, Ore-"The smile that t come off adorns the faces of municipal ownership a» Wreet car GoMpantes. | inis tty today, for. as the result By franchioes, are pledwed | of the election held yesterday, every ‘& reasonably one of thelr party's candidates, wit! the single exception of treasurer wan elected S: HAVE BEEN MOST Wi ful the obtica th ‘ane will FRUITFUL ‘ . - s Scotch guipure lace curtalas in Arablan and fancy nets—odds and ends in fancy nets tn eolors, lee. corporations assumed the reeling Tarr Fecentiy | Think of it-—such pianos sold at half price. white: 3 yards long and 30 to 34 inches wide: tactiy te fed a0 green; they ave meetiy 66 Seed and obtained | *stadiiened by ber at Alma, Sante | regular price $1.00 a pair; «pectal 59 inches wide; regular prices were 5 ide, beslnecs in thin | PR CUNY: oo wendion, the] to emer, Nae made more money They must all go, regardless of cost. All other tor Anniversary Sale c 65e a yard; specially priced at i oe mer & Bean, real estate fe to give good fer sduatet ket Tisew "rhe"“lakt dealers, than any ther Seattle || Musical merchandise, show cases and fixtures. ft antasah edven dbtuias—te wake vem povelty curtains, a special purchase; white and season, ane ™ od te ~~ — aan paper Come early —secure first choice for oar new imp ations of colored Madras Arabian, 2 yards long and 40 to 45 inches wide; ek cee team | Seeeee, ee oud tine. Geen Sort of makes you sit up, doesn't ¥ curtains, now under way from Europe, we clear some of these are trimmed with braid, others os 7 it, that statement? out all the stock now on hand at greatly reduced with lace and insertions; the regular prices provide that sort of roles service is not ade may exist a diversity brary co mee lature would «uarantes to 1 Seems. the council | eg suttabie manner. the law Many of thene coum | ingkers of the isinade are not yet * 3 the de) Gnanimoun on the propesttion, and | PAs | indeed ft does. Read what they say, and then you'll blink same. Palmer & Bean use “Business Chances” space on the classified prices “4 may have unrestricted choice from range from $4.50 to $6.50 a pair; special price all our $7.00 to $9.00 Madras 85 1 for Anniversary Sale, your choice 2 65 curtains at * for ° . . : ’ CLINE PIANO CO. : [Ketesaktea!"al'presect wheter or | Mere 8 thelr testimonial: | sil Oeeer Av. ...0400. "Ss rere) will bring the best MALLEABLE range inte Me gt oi | Cots ne The tone or has | Geo. F. Palmer | Tow W. Daan | : * your home immediately! See a Ae ES | 7 oe | —e I but” at he MALLEABLE eee thiaetetl ents —there is no “but” about it; the } JLEABLE range is galery sop. | wttoe Bee = “Feaittewss droueed 211 Mehinore Hutiting | not only the best range made, but it is also the eat feel B geoth rently Lake Sunday wight | the Star | saver; it positively will save its Cost in a comparatively tertain interested ; ~~ SPRING LAMB Gentiomen: 1 started business short time ot 211 Mehthorn bullding two —the MALLEABLE range wil! give satisfaction during a pols tien “Service| ‘The genuine article from the months ago. I have advertised in Me skill in pre Yakima country—-wth mint sauce all of the papers of the city, but! Gut efficiently supple for the Sunday dinner. All our am frank to emy that the results devygists” ski in | Menta are the best the market af | from “The Star Ads” have been lifetime ; it's built on the latest and most approved scien tific principles ; no money was spared in its construction to make it absolutely the best and most satisfactory Children’s Suits co., | ors [most fruitful. THAT 18 THE range for the home or for hotels. wa aagtad THE PALACE MARKET | TRUTH, as my books will show. | | nk Vester. im Sur seome to have I "on | the material in a MALLEABLE range ts the finest ‘em” for real, genuine business in | steel and the very highest grade of gray iron, my line “ { which after casting ls submitted to an annealing — Ss Respectfully, | process, by which process all carbon {s burned out and all NDRON GO. CARTS | PRANK A. CLINE, other impurities eliminated; this process gives the fron Besinees Chaseve. the greatest tensile strength—in this pnrified and pre- ame | pared condition it can be doubled, stretched, hammered | } and: twisted without breaking, the foel saving In a MALI a ABLE range t*« practically dem ONMAT SHOR SAL } onstrated in our Mo Kit a) amd imapect the | 01.00 and 8150 sa; you will be ed to learn how little coal is j «eo at S265. o keep up @ steady fire and how easy ft is to regu av THR CHOWN OLeTHING fire to any desired degree. | smn Peet dite oret by which this marvelous saving in fuel Is ac complished lies in the scientific principle that all the com bustible particles of the fuel are totally burned up in the MALLEABLE range. The most convincing demonstration of this assertion is the weighing of the ashes of two equal piles of fuel—one burned ina MALLEABLE and the other in an ordinary range. This “difference” is a part of the saving. Highest efficiency, full control at any time and of the largest and concentrated flame are other advantages tending towards the total of fuel saving. AT THE GREAT WESTERN WILL BE FOUND MANY BAR. GAINS IN CHILDREN’S CLOTHING-.GOOD, DEPENDABLE CLOTHES FOR THE STURDY YOUNGST WE MUST LOWER OUR STOCK, AND HAVE PUT ALL CHILDREN’S CLOTHING AT PRICES THAT WILL SELL THEM QUICK. ARROW | WE | — EL AIT TEI | jf QUALITY OUR SPECIALTY. Paes tary wed ond Seong $1.98] Martin & Co. | special | 1207 Second Ave. Opposite Savoy Hote! | 80 Fahey, Children’s Suits, worth Boe. $1.25 100 “hind e-Breasted Children's Suits, in fancy cassimeres and worsted worth 1 $3.50, ‘now ' 500 Children’s Suita, in faney wor steds, regular price =4 $4.08 iw ‘ tt | 150 pfpth@ very finest $6.00 and 96.07 Children’s Suits, in Scoteh, —your old range will be taken as a part payment ona MALLEABLE, allowing full value for it; we advise you not to make a final selection before you have seen the wonderful efficiency and fusleaving qual ities of a MALLEABLE range. if you cannot call, send a telephone message and our representative will come to your home, giving full ange information, also estimating the value of your old range wishing to exchange in trade for a Standard 2 1 ahha ys Costa Felt, $1.69 | New Suction Washer, 98¢ Feet One | The New “Cyclone” Suction Feit, for | Washer; washes the clothes and floor deaden- | perfectly clean without rubbing; % & Roncondactor saves time and a great deal of — We recommend for your Kaater labor; special 98 $1.69] Weacecdey... c Serenaseh be * ‘speetal x 7 Zoe, $9.50 Lenox Soap, 8 for 25¢ SMality Netting made ot | Woll-Known Lenox Soap-—"juat | wire: the best fits the hand”; Wednes 25¢ i Prin buy: ape $3 59 lay special, § har te _— J 25¢ Cups and Saucers, 10¢ | ©, 35¢ Pair of Thin Kgg-Shell Japanese | Ahe mont tm em away free fo our range de- pariment— Mopper or Cups and Saucers, two decors 100 dozen Mother's Friend wate, Gineh diamet Uons—white and gold band and Watets, Shirts and Biouses Mekel ringed centre bine; Wednesday i the best of Imported makes worth up to 91.00, now 3 10¢ Try our famous going at Cc Ry 35c pale ibe ‘sc Tea Pow. 2te 11 Perfecto Dollar Glove y Raz Genuine English arthon. Ten Feta, your eaiee ‘This glove will give you more 15¢ a bows a and shape I1c satiafaction than any other glove spectal, each : | | | 100 pairs of Kne roys, (weeds and worsteds, worth up to $1.50, now 35c, 45 and 65c THE SUITS ABOVE MENTIONED ARE ONLY A PART OF OUR IMMENSE STOCK--ALL NEW GOOD8— FIRST CLASS IN WORKMANSHIP AND MATERIAL AN EARLY CALL WILL GIVE YOU A BETTER SELECTION, Pants, in cordu BROKERS | [!2.oF Soh secre Private Leawed Wire to All Ba- changes S. C. Osborn & Co. Tue viday Bvenings Mo OTze 86 G27 Fiest Av. Sone * pth te onl ag A iene Martin's FAVORITE, made of fi genuine French kid, light weight, in all HASTE SHADES, $1.50 A PAIR Another stylish glove for Kaster, with pearl clasp, made of genuine. French kid also with embroidery on back, iin $2.00 A PAIR We also carry a good stock in FOWNES’ and DENT’S | GLOVES Screen Meat Safes $1.19 , Sates, 17x11%23 inches; nicely stained and made lumber; ends and door are covered with y wire screen ; very handy for Of food. Special, each :: 19 MAND-MADE MAT SURCIALTY, Mme. PAUL ex ¥ MONEY SAVED. Mastera JOHN C. WALLING C0, PIANOS, TALKING MACHINES © MUSTO . Near 4th Ave. Great Western Clothing Co. 1317-1319—First Avenu 1317-1319 Between Union and University Sts. | aon ene bieen Want ® house buflt? Mind the| WA architect on page 6 *e* | uage 6 | Looking for » room? Find it [om page 6 eos » WV—Board and room 8 . AVENUE ANG UNION STOEET. ema ma ae: or sm me re mm ’ 0