The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 23, 1910, Page 5

THE STAR—WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1910. Attle Hox week, opening In “Wedded A REAL eae mv “GOOD SHOW TOWN FS Se THE STONE, FIGHER CO Second and dul dil THE STONE, FISHER CO. I Opes the Season With a Stirring Sale of of Wen’ Suits at $25) | t it blow or sno f spring Already aiid number of tic of the 4 Six = Com- ‘i the Fact That er Engagements Here Than ‘ Larger Cities | ar 7 la » . . 0 "7 hokea, 4. |COUNTESS WAS AN stiri teting Pirteen | OLYMPIA PRODUCT) in 3 te | Apples: Wann io OLYMPIA ¥ - } Stavra, whos 4 cablogram n the omen v tomorrow vith new suits for women have bought al plendid style lence rtimne the mi Uirecied toward the offer venty-five dollar iy alah to 2) In “Wes piste Lotne © Kalama | Rite ‘ r at Portland He ow itn On an Eastern trip she 4 Nltater married. Charles Tilton, a | t Jent f New York. Tit met and a tow years she | Trin ra, and has ein Paria, She |SHE DECLINES TO BE “MURDERED” SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Fob, 2 not of the Tam-| Nineteen Nineteen tant night atores om SS ato &Gm Dealers in Stetaway and noe aod Player Manos an, wa tera. Pacifie Co Other ae being AN unUMAl!y « catia OO “yma Coast et do Seaitle Jus with | re Pa. Re ; ] as those ee two weeks .- a any, or “MeKay 1 the name, also headquarters natifie | cm»! A SINGLE DOLLAR * om Y hetaes a VICTOR to you 'from SHERMAN, CLAY & CO., Pacific Coast Dis- ISH HAV E | tributers of VICTOR TALKING MACHINES. ‘Say the word! = Shaman 6. Go Pacific Const Deakdte te Steteway end Other Pianos and Paper Planes. And Many More Equally Effective and Serviceable at the One Price ie were than tree © which in se qatalle of San Fre Boston and 3} pve fie the country 9! that a genersatior E CTONE. HE GUNIVERSITY ST SEATTLE <com FISHER ERG. Half Rates East on Htesmehueld Goods Don't sacrifice packing and #' Haircut 25¢ Turkish Baths 7 Largest Barber Shop tm Seattle HEADY’S| First and Washington Maynard Bidg [Westlake Public Market} WESTLAKE, FIFTH AND PINE. At the Local Playho haties B Hanfor WATCH WORK) GUARANTEED. G. R. WHITE, Jeweler, 2329 First Ave. Cleaning Main Spring $1.00 $1.00 MIS. J. . FRASER--U. S. BANKRUPT Entire $12,000 Stock and Fixtures Must Be Closed Out at Once BY ORDER OF THE U. S. COURT FOR Anything it Will Bring the Pacttic ur furniture # give you an estimate on > it back SKINS MOVING & ST ake CO. Phones—Matn 1623 71 Comet To the good judgment of thousands of women the fact that bu in The We Market is eadily increasing. Other markets or some we siness rigment is never ceived by it take it for all Westlake food stuffs are and dependable She knows from experience that, week The P ¢, clean, fresh that whether adverti whether she then he is | n all nand week out, res always in Ban Francisco se : iow that as soon « we advertise or compares prices or doesn't and » NET She knows, ton't too, mpare re certain of larg avinng waste, 1 ¢ these savin MAN DELICA- Stalls 1-2-0. F. KLOPRIR alls 10T-8-0 2H o Rendered Lara Ihe ial ioe CASHV—Stell & A Henne | 2 ality Pot R $3.00 to $4.50 Os trich Plumes .., 15c¢ Ladies’ HIGHEST GRADES AND MOST BESS See 25c to 50c Straw and Silk Braids; choice of stock; yard 15e Tortoise Hair Pins ast, th Be to 106 ALL FIXTURES MUST BE CLOSED OUT AT ONCE FAIRCHILD & DAVIS Alc Tres FF a O8 PLACE Hemstitched “i TEETH Te nical AL DENIS i ae $7.50 to $12.50 Silk and Messaline Waists, tai lored and embroidered for $3.00 Genuine Heather bloom ed and Street Hat a $5.00 te TNE THE ONE-MAN Biss OFFICE HAS PASSED — Who, all by } Sear teeth, putied y. Dinter and Isto a wel vast iy the MO man in a « Be Perfect himself jr of its branches KEUNG & SEBASTIAN Stale 118-110 He IVINGSTON—Stall 123 « = ane ate “Seat 20—DAVE ST RINLE . Te to te 124 Lanne rioin he and $e nT a8 2 Pot Roast ‘ I = mA Roaster of Fine € MA Ht enge BI HANSHN—Stall tt otter Stall 0 2A, FIL MAN | foe al for J. LANG HOnLUCK Stalin © 2 NGTON PHANUT CO. }4 *. #100 $1.25 w Fim ba, aBe the MORDEN'S—Stall 12 Je, alway sto 2 Brea st | STALLS 105-18 k Bee ah fe & HAGENS 5 NICHOLS Hig! J2 | Stalls 109-104—W r 7 | und 104 At Entrance M LINDSAY os STALLS thtette ae re Té Stall 128 1 $1.05 ‘ ANDERSON GHOCHHY CO. Stalls 185-0—Hotrance LINES OF SPRING MILLINERY, CLOAKS, SKIRTS, WAISTS, FANCY JEWELRY, ORNAMENTS, NOVELTIES, INFANTS’ WEAR, UMBRELLAS, FURS, RIBBONS, OSTRICH PLUMES, ETC, 925 Third Av. im” Cor. Madison style Vio $1.98 Ate 5.00 to $20.00 Rubber 37c dic oats, spring 50c to 75« lets, $l Coat Ma $1.50 Lawn and Lingerie Waists $20.00 to $2 and Misse¢ serges and broadcloth $1.50 Umbrellas OK bunch he 50 Genuine SEATTLE BANKRUPT ent Silk 9c pis near tger & hoice of of Fur Col $3.98 to $1.75 Indian Brand ind Taffeta Milli nery Ribbons 35 entire to« larettes, Muff , ete Infant 69c 0 Opera $1. 98 ‘16c| 19¢ Bonnets, plain ind trimmed $5.00 to $7 Salome Shawl Bach 0c to 75¢ Combs Barrette Veil $2. 97 Petticoats $2.50 to Ladies’ Trimmed new spring $1.00 to $2.50 Children’s ind Misses’ School Cay and and Misses’ Street Hats; styles, $1.50 Purses Hand B and $7.50 te ind Chil dren Distributer for the U. S. Court of the Bankrupt Fraser Stock SHOW CASES, WALL CASES, MIRRORS, CASH REGISTER DESK, SEWING MACHINE, ELECTRIC FIXTURES, SHELVING COUNTERS, RUGS AND CARPETS, LINOLEUM, WINDOW FIXTURES, ETC. 925 Third Av. Cor. Madison