The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 21, 1910, Page 9

me FRc os <2ai @ 2 rust WN IME ENS WEA. of “Incorporation 390,000,000 Com- a will Be Filed in tor moat ore world’s histo the be 000 will be renal today race In tts ale pertaining to a gale of wom © tans, after 8 rhe wanufacturess itecif rooney hw Ne eta as ma Ee woolen men in aot the formatio: * , “nor is it a tons, On mean & & eat t built on what r mh owned by the The pier w modern pier dulidings. fot passengers and be the landing be big Hiners controlied by Wil Love Out. eling it, 199 Ibe, 1995 noes i 10mm O68 1 ” Ls ad per ton Prices. nes Price 1 to 9 « bio to 24 <e M060 ca. Hing Prices is Wty Dears Prices THE STAR--FRIDAY, JANUARY 21, 1910. neces ts included, Tt is In truth CITY OF SEATTLE HAS NICE LITTLE SUM STOWED AWAY IN THE BANKS| enna atti! have money In the bank, The aneial inventory. This min- cont for a year | imisea the possibility of mistakes ent At present the city’s $4,117, 1.61 is on deposit at 22 local | banks, interest at & per would be sufficlent to oither or all of the above It la a lot of money for one man | & coterle of men to handle tn year, Mistakes wy & have? | powniwa, nore when large sume are Involve To Joffaet this, City Treasurer . jhas installed a most unique check represents |ing system, Bach day the cash bal money, and would buy /ance is made up and presented to nice Uiings, For instance,| Assistant Treasurer Appleton Sould get a mansion, a couple! Hach Item referring to the ity's ar automobiles and a yacht and) fi | | | milliory one hundred and and securities filed with the city pe i thousand, nine hundred | treasurer amounting. to ¢s,o0g), (O° entyone dollara and sixty | 899.74. ‘ ts belonging to the etty of! $4,117,971.61 are now tying idle in Seat rey ’ ks subject to the cheek of! jor Ma wasurer many bond. one NS & NYDR, Ine, (eta dite..ed 1808) BROKERS Hour Poeee 804-905-590 Alaska of figures nik protected by STONE, FISHER Co, Second and University. eel { — Becond and University. } STONE, FISHER CO, a amen aaee eee —_ eee eee The Annual Sale of Women’s Garments at Ten | Dollars—Another New Batch for Tomorrow he clearance sales are conducted without any hurrah methods just the plain list, the former ur price and the new clearance price, that’s all and yet it’s quite enough to pack the salesrooms with eager buyers. which have never looked at them Now they've joined the :) CHOICE AT ected Many wished! For tomorrow's selling we have garments been offered at reduced prices before women have longingly, and wished and wished and great ten-dollar sale—yours! But here’s the list: 25,00 ..\ value ; $25.00 . wo Capes of Reseda Broadcloth; value $ Four Capes.of Reseda Melrose Cloth; Two Pale Blue Broadcloth Capes; value $ About 50 Suits left in navy, gray, green, taria, black and dark mixtures; made of broadcloth, panama and hard-finished worsted; values up to $35.00 ... Six Navy Broadcloth ( ting; value $25.00 .. Four Green Broadcloth Coats, 74-length, semi-fit WO TOUT ESO ois cin cecebe dene vavnee cen Three Red Broadcloth Coats, 74 ting; Two Covert Coats, lar $25.00 red, wis erge, %-length, ats, semi-fit length, semi-fit TOeGar SLO OO oo kc cane e's cvs 74-length semi hitting; regu Four Tan Cravenette Coats, full-length, semi-fit ting; regular $25.00 ....... bie cekges © Three Oxford Cra s, full-length, semi fitting; regular $25.00 .. Two Light Tan Mixtures, Six Dark Gray Seventy-five Woolen Dresses, effects, of serge, panama, cheviot and broadcloth, plain and fancy trimmed, in navy, brown, red, black, rose, green and gray; values up to $35.00 venette Coat 1% length; reg g-length;r rula Mixtures, one-piece S ) THE STONERISHERG SHAFER BROS.—Not Only Largest But Best Men’s $20.00 Suits Are Now Marked Down to $10.00 The twenty-dollar Suits at the Shafer Store admitted to be the best values in town. Our policy is to sell merchandise at the smallest margin of profit the year ‘round. largest and most prosperous men’s and boys’ business on the Coast. the reguiar twenty-dollar Suits—are generally Result, the We now offer the residue of this season's stock, Suits that formerly sold up to $20.00, in all sizes and colors, at...... $10.00 PTETU TESTE OCS ERE eee eee ee eee eee) | Boys’ Clothing—All Suits and | Overcoats Reduced $3.50 and $4.00 Suits for Young Men’s “‘College’’ Clothes Are Now Reduced— About a Third These College Clothes are by far -xclusive patterns, rich all-wool wor teds All men up to 36 chest meas $2.95 $7.65 Boys "$6.50 and $7 50 Suits fo¥ the cleverest Uits toy made and fine tailoring ure can be fitted. Prices are $7.65, $10.65 and $15.85 | and Neetotk, Cluett Shirts Sale Price - 91019| 8 The Clearance Sale of Men’s Shoes Anne Avenue we offer for tomorrow $1. 65) ate Calf, Viel and P * $10.00 Suits for ..,. All styles, such as Buster Bfown, Sailor Blouse 1 all size Winstead Wool Underwear Now | Monarch Shirts Sale Price - 95c shafer Shoe Store, Arcade , First Side, ackard and “$3. 45 itent Shoes, I arly ilfskin and Vici Kid Shoes, 2.50 and $3.00, for [ Men's ¢ other famous makes; regu $4,00 and $5.00, for .. regularly eeeooe SHAFER BROS. ARCADE AND ARCADE ANNEX WHOLE BLOCK LONG Ke Corner of First Av. and University Second Ao. and University Corner of St. | = will be held, the various wards of the City of Seattle, for MAYOR cry com CORPORATION COUNST ASU mint COUNCILMAN wann y wins Cot NCILMAN—#ECOND WARD Bugens W. Wai hirthet COUNCILMAN—THIRD Ww ‘Ano , w AND Wann V4Es Mighth COUNCIL MAN--SIXTH WARD 4 Z%binden edar Mritt edar COUNCILMAN —SEVENTH w skep dertck W wre ) mae PF i Twéntbeth A COUNCILMAN—BIGHTH. WARD ‘sas Fir COUNCILMAN—ELEVENTH. WARD wk COUNCHLMAN—TWE » T™ WARD Pemocratic bisely MAYOR Charon Hh Miller 164 Reventeonth Avenue Witham Hickman Mo 140 Mast Harrieon treet 7 kaon soe we North erry comrrnot Cherry Street COUNSEN. PORATION . . wu i" rth Broadway TRHASU ROR #12 Twenty-third Avenue COUNCTLMEN- AT-LARGE Thirty-ninth Avenue and Bast J . Viret A * th an COUNCILM ANS FIRST WARD Routh y Way COUNCILMAN=S8O0ND WARD COUNCILMAN—THIND WARD a UNE AN—FOU nem Wann COUNCUMAN—PIPTH wan . COON OILS A Nant vA i 1s OUNCILMAN—SEV ‘COUNCILMAN COUNCILMAN —b Notice is hereby further given that the ii| places of voting in the several election pre- ficinets of the various wards in the City of Seattie are as follows, to-wit: Primer WARD First Anet ontral Hotel, #14 First Avenw eh Secoad Preci q Motel, 1008 Pirst Avenue | M Biath Avenuc South | Fourth Preeinet » Gtation, Third Avenue Fitth Precinct —& nar Fitth Ave Sixth Precinet ‘ Seventh Precinet Kighth Precinet SHOOND WAKD First Precinet—-Mre RB. Bork B. the Fourth i ritih Aixth ¥ Kleventh FP rit | Sinth Kighth Precinet Ninth inet Fomth Eleve Ww. ony Co pursuant to law, at the designated polling places, Republican Party 9 Notice of Primary Election NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that on Tuesday, February 8th, of eleven (11) o'clock in the motning and eight (8) o'clock in the evening, a primary election 1910, between the hours in each election precinct of the purpose of nominating thereat candidates to be voted for at the regular city election to be held Tuesday, the eighth (8th) day of March, 1910, and the following are the names and addresses of all persons who have filed their dec- larations of candidacy for the offices therein named rounTnh WARD rivtH wanp Reventh Kighth Pre sixTe WARD Kerond Precinct Third ¥ Fourth Preet Vitth Precinct First Precinet Rear 1116 Second Precinc nkler, Ba Shop, rear 618 Kae Third ¥ abinet Bhop 0 Fifteenth heventh Precinct g re, ©08 Past Deany wi tre Ninth Precinet and Teeth Precinet— Twelfth Pree Thirteenth Preeiact Tuerk, Barber Shop, Rear Fourteenth Precinct. Wisiow, Rear of Store, 619 North Fifteenth Preciact Rear 601 Federal Stateonth Precinct ¥ of Bomttte tation, Fifteenth Keventcenth Precinct 1524 Fitteenth r 903 Nine- Twenty-first Precinct Avenue First Precinet Recond Preet Third Preeia Fourth Prewk rher Shop, 221 Westlake Fitth 8 = ance eroom, 102 Queen Amne Sixth Preet x . arket, Rear $22 Fifth Avenve Reventh ot Residence, 1286 Kighth Precinct esind, Reet Taylor Avenue nee, 1600 Second Ave- Preetoes Storeroom, 1811 Tenth Precinct B. Hilleary Hlevent Ninth Queen 610 West © Aane Storeroorm ockett reelnet a Weet Twelfth VPreetaet Frank Ouse & Co. Hotel, Billott Avenue ngs, Storeroom, 4 West Me- NINTH wanp John Johnaon, Real Estate Office, $100 Grand Kecond Provine fitehort Ren! First Precinct Restate Office, m, 69 F Dudley, Greenhouse, Avenue West mm, 2940 Westlake Ave- Street omer Armour Free m8 ery Btore, 3560 seme », 4409 Woodland te Offtes, Fremont ant Thirteenth re, $418 Sixth TH WARD First Preeinet z Secund Vrecin Heal Rata ' east room, 662 Kast Forty-seco Basement, 4423 Sunnyside Wilson, Ri Latona aidence. Bast Firty-sixth noe, 1008 Bast Fittieth Real. Batate Office, 5 A. Hall, Cos Real Estate Off NTH WARD First Precinct bbs, Grocery Store, 6699 Phinney Second Precinct —b Third “+t eolnet—City of Beattie, F Station, First Avenue y-fifth ot te Office, 6800 rituy Preeiiet © 6423 Tenth Ave- © Station, A Avenue Chaplin, Residence, North Seventy- 1806 Bast a levard Kighth Preeinet Burletgh, 1202 Rast Seventy second Nimth Precinet Avenue TWELFTH WARD First Preeti i Tay Store Second ¥ A Third Precinct Fourth Precinct Fitth Prectact Sixth Precinct Kighih ¥ Ninth Twelfth Precinet CHINTERNTH WARD Righth Precinct Ninth Preeine A FOURTEENTH WARD First Precinet—V ‘ Third Pre Fifth Precinet Sixth Precinet—A Seventh Preeinet Wastt CARROLL x-Offiolo City Clork