The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 25, 1910, Page 10

THE STAR—FRIDAY, MARCH 25, 1910, p & masked man pointing a re burae the city for the diff Benttle publle sehools, fintehin Hthe price of lamps bought on the | hie first year In the high schoo ‘iver at him | market and the contract prices | three years ago: | Buck fled Indoors and the thie with the company | For weveral years he carried Tho | did not fire, Investigation of the |. Local represent asked and | Star and later entered the ila | premises by Patrolman Updyke fail ed the two W grace when | ton department, where he ked | ed to locate hint the bearing was called before the | up to the position of outside etreu 7 board of public works (hia morn: | lation manager CLEVELAND, Ohio, March 2h. | ing upon the representation that} The funeral services will be held | with three poasos camped nado on they were expecting advices in aj in Bonney-Watson's chapel Sunday. | piis south of Wareaw, Coshoi few days from the Bastern offices county, the fourth dey of the pan & to Corporation Coun) oF the company | Held Up at Home, hunt for Robert Green, the former pun, Harry Kilduff | Barl Muck, 716 Lakeside ay. etep Indiana banker, who escaped from te In the ped toto his back yard at 12 o'clock jail at yria last Monday, te stil) he has ho - DEATH COMES T last night in time to hear a com on, with no Immediate prospect of |i] goes to mand to “hold up your hands,” and | the man’s ¢ “ese YOUNG MAN == Hi Wee | Karl Heilingloh, aged 18, son of Mr. and Mra. ©. A, Hetlingloh, 717 W. B. HUTCHINSON CO. New Store for Easter OUR INTERPRETATIONS OF THE that any contest ust fe MO | ieth ay, died at his residence last ce for 6 ount with the county | io, > o'eloc ‘owas Al ‘ H ] Sherk within 10 fg ‘ cs born tn Seattle ‘and fttended ‘the New [MOVED to the corner diagonally opposite to our old location ponent ts declared elected yon | ° ° * | ’ : : * if the ing ok he cle Millinery Fashions | rd Our men, with the snap and vigor of which we are justly Be erate eal ale Edison’ § evn” that Kilduff's ap WITH SIX RECORDS, e the clerk tr proud, have moved all our merchandise, arranged and placed it, as well as time would permit, in our new store. Everything we have is brand new—too new, in fact, for some goods we have not had time to mark as yet; but marked or not, we are ready to show and sell everything that men wear, from imported Bichety to finest For Easter Are Lovely—Distinctive in Style and Wonderfully Becom- ing—-The Medium Priced Models at $7.50, $10.00, $12.50, $15.00 and $20.00 Are Receiving Marked Attention, ribed by law, but auit was not filed reseribed by law Soni cee at previaed grades of spring hats, tomorrow, Saturday. for by ers att neye will ak sit be Reni Please remember Easter Kensingtons, ONE COP STARTS, ANOTHER SLAPS {/ FLYING THIEF ‘ 4 erties uaiees alee l Sr that, though our store Rogers-Peet, ine ; mes ive ne to fright = may lack a few of our L System College Suits, “ an excl sche a eee “X* NEWEST MODEL EDISON NOW finer decorations yet, Stetson Soft Hats, Ee. te ihe eee ot Fourinee| ues Hoves=0ur SAIRUTE our Easter merchandise English Christys, wie fF cementite rena Sr ce is absolutely complete, Boys’ Apparel, Wickman saw Rogers: €D WITH EACH MACHINE. sear Tester war. Rogers did Wot! Here is positively the greatest and the best that money Imported Shirtings, look good to the parr no th value ever offered. A strictly brand new, latest style, i son, with high polished cafinet liter called to him to atop can buy. Gloves and Hosiery. and he started down Ove ta av, like a flarh and cover to match. Parte finished At Washington st. he turned up/in black and gilt enamel. Large a to the alley, and th town the | Maroon and gilt Cygnet horn sup Ea aliey to Main et Pat an Wick ported by nick » winging man’s shots attracted Patrofman|¢rane. Has fodet “K Mayberg, o waited for Rogers, |reproducer equipped with two sap When mh Out of the alley he points of different sizes for . grabbed Standard or Amberol records Il alle W. B. HUTCHINSON CO. Second Avenue, at Union Street to. hendquar werful motor; can be wound watch was/While running, all gears inter dented that changeable plece, He ad Think of it—this fnstrument, to but recently |sether with six of the new four se sentence at| minute Amberol records, for only Rogers was tak ters, where @ found tn his pocke he had stolen the ti mitted that he hw completed a workhe Portiand for entering a dwelling. | “When @ man falls once.” sobbed | 30 oo Rogers, “the police are always after 7 hin.” But he did not expiain how he came into possession of the watch. a ored ag: Suits /8 3) $25.00, $30.00, one $40.00, $50.00, i And Up to $100.00 Come In early before the atock be comes broken and have an Instra ment set aside for you | Terme--One dollar a week DARK CORNERS | NOTICE All the new April records will be played in our Re The authentic style interpretation and moderate pricing that tharacterizes this extensive showing is more marked than 1 } d arr st 1 been 4 and 1 i TO RE LIGHTED cital hall Satarday wight, beginning | CV®": Recently delayed arrivals have all beer ya geile ja | HELP WAN reD—maLe— HOUSES. sto at ® p.m. Come and hear them our stock is now at its he t, offering an unrivaled selection » tata ce x OO FRR ra ~ hieseldinementd of suits that are distin in the fullest degree. Especial 7} / vi The Cammeron Electric com ie attention is directed to those at 25.00 to 860.00 | ° pany will have two weeks’ grace to ty % $25. } Al LIN? Pest Headquarters for Talking Machines and Records. show cause why its contract to furnish the city lamps for street | | Right fisom Views a | MEATS and other lights should not be re feet 380, $id 16th as. north voked, snd in the meantime the j free } FURNISHED HOUSES city will go into the open market <NFEC is PUP and purchase sufficient lamps to | r] fer relight street corners that have ERS he “The gid been dark because the company oa S 24) failed to provide the necessary, 9: 5. Jobnston Co Exclusive, 714-716 Second Av. Enclusive | EVERYTHING lamps. The company will reim Third and University. Style Shop Style Shop IN ‘ our | PRICES j 'T nas Bs z 1) tarniedes THIRD Al Very tthe spate H q | Fors bi tur- | FouRTH A Shafer Bros.—Not Only Largest, But Best. Easter Attire for Men and Boys Ready for Immediate Service The best feature of this store's mission is revealed on an occasion of this MARKET Becond Ave, and Vesier. Both Phones 6. kind. You may buy a suit here tomorrow, have it fitted and wear it Easter Sunday without hesitation—it will be perfect. Kuppenheimer, Brokaw Bros. and High Art Clothes Are offered at very moderate prices; no more than you'd pay in Chicago or New York, which accounts for the big business done here TRUSTEE SALE OF WATCHES, CLOCKS, SILVER | WARE, DIAMONDS, « JEWELRY, ETC Nw YoRK sm nY CO. 1406 Third av, Pike and } Un * hares of | Ke 5. Address * ean make | North pst Prices for Suits— $15.00, $20.00, $25.00 and on to Prices for Spring Topcoats— $15.00, $18.00, $20.00, $25.00 Prices for Prince Albert Suits— $35.00 and $40.00 Easter Clothes for Boys, All Ready DOWNING, HOPKING & RYE, tne (Warablished 1899) BROKERS forks, Grain and Provisions Hoth Phones 110. Private Wires j 304-903-206 Alaska Wide FUNERAL OlnEc Tone | “oom 100 ROOMS. | v nfur niall ap 110 ROOMS. Pike and Mine, Hawes von Gal, Imperial and Other Famous Hats-- Now Ready I High-Clase Novelty Suite—Of white ser blue serge, black and white Shepherd checks and “HELP WANTED FEMALE Ipes Smart combination col ors in Norfolk, Russian and Suits; wide variety; all 2 Priced at “$5. 00. $15.00 BOYS’ SPRING TOP COATS— "$10. 00: 25, 00 ay Ip plain and fabrice., ach a sa Men : wit rt Gantt In the Arcade Annex , $3.50 .. $12.50 Special—Two-Trouser Suite at bSecrynd Men's Suits— . 2 FARMS AND : Painter wante w Fornien re Phone Ind ar ite ' NY Ya “MISC ELLANGoUS plain and faney fabrics, with i wataee 4 : two pairs of Knickerbocker 0 and $4.00 St Ls - University | . | ARCADE AND ARCADE ANNEX WHOLE BLOCK LONG St. | cle I es and Oxford MALE cheap. Mudioon Sschanes, 4310°M