The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 7, 1910, Page 5

THE STAR—FRIDAY, JANUARY 7, | PANAMA CANAL OPEN THE PACIFIC STATES “2simut!85tos pf CAN DEFY THE RAILROADS AND MAKE MONEY” 232 1910 6 DLA LOA Dea aa coneatens Second oud Seneca—GARVEY-BUCHANAN CO.— Second and Seneca Women’s $1.25, $1.50 and $1.75 Knit Underwear for 10c Crowbar earning 3¢ 25c Huckabuck Towels $3.00 Woolnap Blankets 1.98 $1.25 Double-bed Size Quilts ite Tenth Anniversary Sale ings | E ic the Bargains and the Gos pe. Engineer, Cai! Q erry Reductions aren't trifling, | andi Harbors League " 2 apan, in t . € not few, but numerou Near! w how, ¥ 1 1 ian conal $1 to $1.75, $32.50 Suits for $1 «) $15.00 J gheawers, oF $1.98 for Milliner orth to fe seaport for Saturd hrewd chagaall Women’s $1.25, $1.50 and $1.75 Knit icaawes | 75¢\f comes this, the best | A foremost Manufacturer's , high and $1.75 though why they Anniversary Sale at 75¢. = { lless to add 16 2-3¢ .8d¢ (By Uatted Prom.) ii Hal) sree Cities, Oper F tag 8 Freight Steamers, | Could Not Only Stop Extortion and » Heath with hie Monopoly, but Per Cent Clear 10 Per Cen : lier «75. I |MAKE WASHINGTON It ‘ Ne et A SECOND TOKIO wy) T FLYNN t big, deep, radical eductions are duction. 7 for Wor i $10.00. 3.00 Blanke but hint }the river bank } turning pot int fairy land next spring BURIAL TRUST IS COMING NOW (By United Press.) CHICAGO, Jan A project | junder way in Chicago to organize rea. tilt pay Scene on on the | fe a tart the flgures sup the Docks at San Francisco, the Only Docks on the Pacific Coast Not Controlled by the Railroads. led ire called | | | imperfections are barely no and cotton silk and 4 and natural ular and extr ind long sleeve Garments th All to go in this great Hurry!) 1,000,000 tons only, for the whole | the cost of that enterprine coast, would amount to over $20, do not There ta not a ern, commer: | combinat wool cial dock on the Pacific coast to-| tro! pri day, outside of the docks of atate. The form Francisco, which are owned and| tion t® being pr Operated by the state, that is not , either owned or controlled by one or more of the transcontinental ratlroads. The cities of Los An organteation *, San Diego, and Oakland are jon, it wan aid, wi taking steps te owned | tuné a week. docks at a combined expense of m Casket 46,000,000, but the cities of an rade and Portland, al! ertaking ating against the f the railroads, are es 2 he trans the firet ship p bine, ao far Canal, if the rail On the | broker things are dif a both reg iech ships cost fn reg nech cos ink Ne Loe S20 ml « made up la pe — would ween the A hele oute a elr goods over their Pecifc ports ap hips, JUST AS THE JAPANESE h = capacity ARE NOW DOING, and thus | leaded bo: fall cargoes both ways, but de eee ae S° any “cut-throat” rates which 720, - *|railroads might offer throug charged $2.00 pe fo dummy” steamehty Up to the Lawmakers. ane taking each year paned of cou ach way, bu able about w of the enormous tonne y the Pacific $25.00, $27.50 and $32.50 Suits | $25.00 Long Coats . . $14.50 $15.00 Long Coats $9.50 zon t w ive" The Three Best Ready-to-Wear seein AOS Bargains in Town 25c Huckaback Tow- 5 ts are a small lot purchased by our New Y ir real wort! 10c Crossbar Hand- kerchiefs, 3c Women's Fine Handker $1! 5.00 company {fern to buy sor [ 100 Lawn cblef the bent Saturday, in versary Sale dozen Crossbar worth Be to 10e; the The Dock Menace The only way that the rallroad could defeat this result, would be by the control of the docks of the seaboard cities. That In why the ranscootinental railroads are now making such a desperate effort to| secure control of all the on both seaboarde, or pre © proper development of the through ownership neerns es through allroad 6 are concerned however DOWNING When the Panama canal ts : opened the Pacific coast should be BROKERS cy ni ready with its ships. In the mean Stocks, Gra end Provisions. Both Phones 279, Private Wires. time the seaport cities on the coast 504-905-090 Alaska Bde PING & RYE. Ine, ablished 1898) ehas « right % of the atate ence to the tnt and. with state com ) ne t any other federal law om the inves! c Based upon their present domes should be ope by te expert and import tonnage mpany Portiand could support one of there «| ships, Seattle one, Tacoma one, San Franciseo two, Qakiand one, Los Angeles one and San Diego one makt total of eight ships with carrying capacity of ne ayear, The saving to the jobbers, producers and consum ers of the const, as the result of the difference in rates, on a basis of appreciates should not forget that where there canal can/are ships there must be docks. o are paying! There is plenty to be done before manufac - 1 dozen fine, heavy, Hucka back Towels, size 22x46 inches, with hemmed ends lent 26¢ 1 Satur gs COATS AT $9.50—A re Blankets, in border and «re th -——$$_—_— order; warm, feec | Fine Upholstered Furniture at Very Low Prices | = = | ee entory | a ees Anniversary Sa $1.98 Ladies’ $1.25 Gowns, $1.00 Ladies’ Outing Flanne! Gowns good heavy quall stripes or plain ¢ or plain yokes; r also collariess effe ular $1.26 value Bale price hand pair le chairs, mahogany up holstered chairs and rockers, has been marked at very at The Great C learance Sale of Fall oad bain wane prone d and the ng of our best $1.00 Ladies’ $4.50 Kimonos : i incheding alt") hats except ostrich $1.98 | nl! to go f 00; values to $25.00. This includes ail Ladies’ Wool Knit Kimonos, | aS in white onl alt satin fs wash ribbou taffeta r bon tle cords; a very comfort: | | imeorted nes : rege able house garment for th areuhs delta 4 cool days. Regular $4.5¢ One-half value. Sale $1. 98 Plenty « One-half off all Fur Hats, price Men’s 65c ‘Werking 61%4c for Embroideries worth to 12%4c. Shirts, 43c 15¢ for. Embroideries worth to 50c. ¥ } tment of Edgings ti d Beadings, in eavy tw Work Shirts, | cambric a Bwikse ’ de ee A rsgg he a4 white vy gs rete bic | and 12%e v polka-dot; good jes in wide assort tractive prices for this sale. In many cases the prices are cut to a half Sale ace to Buy Wearing Ap- dat Greatly Reduced Prices Mt this season od order t« have the « i a week 85 advertised Bot mentior $80.00 Green Plush Arm . $50.00 $45.00 $39.50 $30.00 $35.00 $60.00 $71.00 Chair Reg $70.00 Green Plush Turkish Rocker as well as $60.00 Green Plush Platform Racker Veloura\rm Chair | 0 Descriy these remarkable values, Beautiful with fine wing trim |} Values to $10 on can not do justice te 2.50 Tapestry Arm Chair shapes in fine ¢ are W Never $5 sine g 3 70,00 Gr lush Settee mind wait $90. cen Plush Settee white, blue and Buy now, and pay us as $100.00 Green Velour Davenport thers and winter flowers our merchan % for the home milliner. find ce will $95.00 Green Deni Solid Mahogany Upholstered Reception Chairs and Rockers a credit during « : strong, well | Fine & $14.25 made patterns and elab. . * Reduced Prices £40.00 Upholstered Mah gany Chair $20.00 ' . ‘ e eege ~Poepes The Store That Serves You Best APPAREL F D WOMEN. 2 ; Sane. onset ia 97.35 arvey- Myuchanan § 0. Men's medium heavy weigh 0 Upholstered Mahogany Rocker $11.25 W3-15-17 Second Ave.,113-15-17 Sencea St. Ladies’ Suits 27.50 Upholstered Mahogany Rocker $13.75 7 | pric e ee 122¢ | et, $7.95 | Scte vee wee” $19.75 18.50 | $14.25 CO DADA OI, Bee $1485 Geri $895 1] Mahogany Library Tables and Stands Reduced ® great many ot» garments too numerous to mention exceptions in our stock of mahogany tables; from the finest down ALTERATIONS FREE have taken one-fourth off the regular price. The Ladies’ Westts ope apg east RISe Library Tables Davenport rything marked in plain ¢ Ivantage of you using now on sale a k and Cambric Br $28.50 Upholstered Mahogany Settee 50 Upholstered Mahogany Chair Istered Mahogany Rocker SEES TI | Wa OLID COMFORT Cook with ‘Gi Union Savings & Trust Co. of Seattle We have made no to the kk list below shows the Center Stands »west priced table or stand, we apa fe Ladic idered Waists si Seattle Lighting C Company 1814 Fourth Av om Pet Se Watch Our Show Windows Men’s Suits coats at Reduced Prices ‘SURE AND CALL—USE YOUR CREDIT DURING OUR INVENTORY SALE. wific Outfitting Co. THE POPULAR CREDIT HOUSE 7422 Pike Street SATURDAY NIGHT TILL 10 O'CLOCK $15.50 $4.50 Mahogany Stand $6.50 Mahogany Stand $4.00 Mahogany Cente tand 86.00 $13.5 50 Mahogany Center id $10.00 Mahogany Cente and a3. nd Mahogany Cent Stand $18.75 $27.50 Mahogany Center Stand $21.00 $19.50 Mahogany Library mage nvle $14.50 “982.50 Mahogany Library Table $24.50 987.50 Mahogany Library Table 828.00 $40.40 Mahogany Library j Table $30.00 $60.00 Mahogany Library Table $45.00 $140,00 Mahogany Lit » Table 875.00 $45.00 Mahogany Library Table $04.25 $160.00 Mahogany Library Table $112.50 Store Open Every Saturday Evening Goods Purchased During This Sale Cannot | Be | Exchanged | NO PHONE OR C, O. D. SECON® AN UNION ALL SPECIA .ARE CASH. Goods Must Be Purchased in Present Condition DERS ACCEPTED, Capital $300,000 Surplus end undivi ted your situation you an ambition to some go into business for yourself? A would enable you to face these questions confidently INTEREST 4} PER CENT JAMES D. HOGR, President ®. Uranches profits Are you a salaried man? ts savings Ferdinand Sob Bi, Solner. CORNER 8ECOND $50,000 secure? Have day BEKING | Exclusively for Household Goods, with us - Buy or Sell Real Estate. Business Chances. Classified Page. account See TUE CO-OPERATIVE DENTAL EVENET? ND &. MONDS ROUTE PARLONS OF SEATTOE | ROUTE Compounded Semi-Annually und trips dally, Leave Se- N. B, BOLNER, Caahter. DIRBOTORS, ite, J. D. Low 6.1. Bebb, h : 118 p mes D. Howe, ; ‘ 1.00." Round trip $ 998: Ina RVED. ALBERT HANSEN, Jeweler, First and Cherry Optical Department and CHERRY STREET