The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 23, 1909, Page 7

| VERRULING ROOSEVELT AND MAKING POLITICS RULE AMERICAN NAVY BY GILSON GARONER administer efficiency, | realty m | ty, aa entire Northwest Frederle L. the real estate jeorge F. Meacham & The exposition wilt 1%, but simply people here and « _krand treasu wetary"’s Last Act tl he beat piace in the city FOR SATURDAY b tae) Pie » tae!) For Mee te ie) | our mar rth ite We Mandie “Cl rete of Chickens, Turke You sure save money at as CHILDREN’S PURE UNDERWEAR {$e CHILDREN’S DERBY Cc RIBBED UNDERWEAR 1 5 4 ees LISLE i UNDERWEAR Boo LAvies RIBBED 0 BE ANTS. KNIT WRAPPERS CUT TO se 50c CHILDREN’S FANCY HOSE CUT TO fy and 20c Children’s I colors, Ladies’ Lisle, Gauze Fancy Hose, to. $1.00 LADIES’ se OVE: S CI pice OF ENTIRE LINE OF STAND- PATTERNS $5.00 COA’ CUT TO eee 45.00 to $35. 00 Fine ‘a oth Coats, colors BEATEN ETTE CO cUnvES COATS % letween Pike and Pine The O14 McCarthy Store. ‘VISITORS WILL BUY | REAL ESTATE on think the ¢ hot but prove bene the ell as to Seixas, m departs of bi w the m what people a " HIGH LODGE OFFICERS - ARE ELECTED chaplain, A. H grand 1 Sec ho last acts of Seeretary | Tacoma; grand guide 318 s ond Ave. a and Presiden: Raoseveit Georwe | o, Snide Tacoma; grand Y t Market (0.’s Big Wit Market \THE BIG WHITE MARKET MAIN FLOOR SOUTH, PUBLIC MARKET BUILDING Hurwitz & Malakoff Malakoff Distributors Distributors for the the U. S. District Court US. Distt Court of the the ton tal taok Gallingher and other leade: ¥. &) realm of graft jo Seattle, and a great y ting Redin, o| ringing the t. ¥ grand Irish, Bellin nghan FL MeLaughite Big stock of Band In- keth _ struments just arrived. Get 4 prices, C. H. ROSE r $2.50 BLACK HEATHER. BLOOM PETTICOATS CUT TO $2.50 Ladies’ White Linen and Duck Wash Skirts cut to 75c to $1.50 Children’s Long and Short Cambric Petticoats cut to $2.75 Ladies’ Cambric Petticoats, wide embroid- ery flounce, cut to... 75c and $1.00 Ladies’ Girdle Corsets, Double Supporters 60c GUNPOWDER TEA, CUT TO 35c BEST COFFEE CUT TO 15¢ CANNED SALMON, BIG CAN. CUT TO 20ce CAN CORNED $3.00 MEN'S ALL- c WOOL PANTS | G2 ° 4.69 CUT TO . $4.00 MEN’S WORSTED 39° $7.19 mt he CUT TO $1 BOYS’ KNEE PANTS, SCOTCH AND WORST- EDS, CUT TO $25.00 MEN’S BLUE SERGE SUITS, latest styles, cut to $30.00 Choice of Entire Stock of MEN’S SUITS rm ANOTHER EXHIBIT AT (ny LeWIs TON t wilt ale THE MARKETS Set oat Amateure Tonight ony min Phir 4 ev obeht na nee LADIES fl BOSTON STORE i THE STAR. FRIDAY, APRIL, 23, 1909. EXPOSITION, Ny United Press.) nite om, | BALM "on other organisa | Qrmtiagd “fight "a eastbotind Urans-cx contrily raten y been Ay it nat the inental Vale pd Ontar «| in Oreion to th je~ | Thin a fo Notice was also efn = Paeific hern Paotfic the fibreage iv transcontinental ra Janwary 1, 1900, is const Poultey vr thowe {a effect 1, 10 \— 009, be reinstated TRY 1HIS FOR POULTRY NETTING “$1.08 $2.16 Meay "Ease 24 In. igo ft. roll «* in. tho Ty Shell theat bet ween Pike | don ‘Tools at v HATTER rd Avenue | COLMAN The time is short. We are cutting prices to almost nothing to make a complete clean- -up. Come in and take the goods at some price. Doors open at 9:30 a.m. UJ, S, $7.50 YOUTHS’ WOOL SUITS shalt, AE BAT RPS $2.50 CHAMPION AND BULLSEYE MEN’S HATS, ALL COLORS, CUT TO.... 50c BOYS AND CHILDREN’S CAPS SP aes tub beh canes 25c MEN’S FANCY HOSE CUT TO 15¢ ARROW BRAND COL. LARS, ALL STYLES AND SIZES ...... MEN’S DRESS SHIRTS, Greenhood and Manhattan brands, $1.50 to $3, cut to .. 75c BOYS’ SHIRTS, CHOICE OF ENTIRE STOCK . $1.50 to $3.00 Choice of En- tire Line Men's Wo Un- derwear cut to : 35c WAITERS’ AND COOKS’ APRONS CUT TO . BPD ray ae $2 MEN’S NIGHT SHIRTS, EMBROIDERY FRONTS, CUT TO Sree 20c MEN’S BOW TIES, CUT Me ctiek sy + seh mees mata oun 50c CHOICE OF ENTIRE STOCK OF SILK RIBBONS, lok AE i AP TO’ 75¢ CHOICE OF EN. TIRE STOCK OF VEILING, EE BAEK cians ak aes ee 25c CHILDREN’S HOSE SUPPORTERS, CUT TO GOING AFTER / RAILROADS. ee ‘OREGON MAN HONORED roo d by the state 1 from Hunti commission as provided by la wasonable and unjust, and a re jaueat in made that the old rates. prior to January YOUR COUGH fy Oe ek ay $3.26 His LOGGERS SUPPLY CO. PIANOLA REOITAL The next Pianola Te ee lulven by the D. #, Johnate ® place in the b c high | freight ny yottes Proms.) a ASTORIA, Ore. Apel 2.—Jobn Trullingor, whose heme was | o¢ in thin ¢ has been whieh bt paintings: 1% ortralt of hie DR. J. N. SAXE _ DENTIST weatern Unt Chicago. « in Wash and = Iiinote. All Graduate of versity Dental «| ington, in| Prices reasonable work tw guaranteed ‘Examination Free 3987-60-40 Arcade Bidg. “8 Arrived Hig just recetwed have been here before Kaster. Their inte arrival has caused us to mark them considerably lower shipment of Suits / They should | | Wits eaf_AUNDRY COLLARS Ic, 2c, 2x 5: FES) sn SHS . ‘ar Efe ——— ie. rror. str IONLY -A-FEW-DAYS- Our orders are to close out the entire stock and fixtures of the bankrupt Boston Store within a few days. The goods must go, 50c LADIES’ HOSE SUP. PORTERS, DOUBLE CLASP 25c AND 50c LADIES’ BACK | GRR Osa Se BEST THREAD CUT WO i ccevec ccs ie 5c SHOE LACES 1 CUT TO, PAN RSE 2¢ $1.00 FANCY BROCADED TAPESTRY, 54 INCHES WIDE 50c FINE PERSIAN LAWNS CUT saa CE POS oe Cee re 25c DRESS LININGS, ALL COLORS, CAIN FO acess 35c PURE LINEN 1 HUCK TOWELS ici E> aS ae F2 $1.25 314-LB. GENUINE FEATHER PILLOW 4 C GUPNO.. coitus ce $1.75 FINE TRIMMED SWISS CURTAINS, 3 YARDS LONG, PAIR $3.75 NOTTINGHAM LACE CURTAINS CUT TO $6.00 CABLE NET CURTAINS, EXTRA LONG, CUT TO | ALASKA RATES 10 REMAIN THE SAME MODERN METHOD DENTISTS |p 1000e% STOP HYVER Y THING electrical devi INVESTIGATE OUR EASY <xuVED, ee gpene ahs weily ie ore eu = sve Geittle af 198 are iL) Phones —sunect Main ‘set! tea mits JEBSEN LINE } Ss. S. from the makers that how The University Shoe at $2.50 and 94.00 the made a hit, and we might, tor they're witho th yest know One tomer Turrell’s 903 SECOND AVE. pair makes you a cus * work _Painionaly by High PAYMENT PLAN Class Pe reyail expert Millinery 9 hg itor P%,«. mot jo acts ese DENTISTS Company CASH CREDIT BP of & Second and Cherry N. B. SOLER FREDINAND SCHMITZ 4. D. LOWMAN A.B. STEWART ©. 1. seep AR. C. MeCOnMICK orricers JAMES BD. HO OP, President, J. D. LOWMAN, Vice President A. B. STEWART, Vice Prest- SANFORD, Anat. er |. BROWN, Aast, Onabler, LEFT if only for = TWO CENTS ON THE DOLLAR Bankrupt Court Sale $1.50 SATIN-FINISH TAP- ESTRY, 54 INCHES WIDE, RANE TE eve viksnekeveer rs 15c LADIES’ FANCY EM- BROIDERY HANDKER- CHIEFS CUT TO 35c LADIES’ EMBROIDERY ne CUT $1.00 SILK CHIFFONS, ALL COLORS, i de RELATE PERE EE 75c TO $1.50 ORIENTAL AND BABY IRISH LACES ER 5 .cdasen Rsaksks coee 10c AND 15¢ SILK ORNA- MENTS AND EMBLEMS SON WOR Rey s Pes os knee SHELVING AND COUN. TERS FOR SALE, ee POE hast hees oh ybee LADIES’ TRIMMED 4 HATS, $6.00 TO B $10.00 VALUES CHILDREN’S TRIMMED HATS, $5.00 TO $7.00 VALUES $7.50 OSTRICH PLUMES 65c CHILDREN’S Ut ey aero re A.-Y.-P. AND OTHER POSTALS, SP UME Saks we Sade bk cee $1.50 LADIES’ COLLAR SUPPORTERS $1.50 BROOCHES 1512-14-16-18-20-22 2nd Av. Between Pike and Pine. The Old MoGarthy Store,