The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 24, 1911, Page 6

P| : ; ER RT 5 Ran an cacmmarincen cnet atetnipomaomarmnetmenenti te th “poem ERNE OR BELLINGHAM ARMORY npotndea UNDER PROBE * * * WOMAN, 84, CLIMBS TREES * * * * # distasteful to him. ime all * * * * * * * (By Statf Special.) | who OLYMPIA, Feb. 24.——The senate} Th Yesterday to pill | € galling for & Bellingham took up & asking the senate will reconsider the Dill making Columbus * holiday, It_ ge € nat, fal vote of 49 to 4 stand-patters Ww sides of the d ate. ny progr law on the} da man to} ne on second choice | TODAY’S STYLES TODAY WANT SUNDAY OFF Make an Early Selection OLYMPIA, F Association of F convention here ig 5 ed ~ oer € to affore \ tic r Ne : lg © = jernate convent A will be in Ne th Yakima May 80, 1912. +k come Lily i The New PORT! AN v. 8. A morning for ex Jaw with her automobile HOW ABOUT RATS? | Clothes A I apy f meri rt 1 tir terminator. ‘ . MANY TOURISTS. { A FE. W. Andrews, president of the Credit Two “Two Good Bargains | “ That tells but of this store f oth news. We've got b ds 0! ers, all specially r 1 PEARL-HANOLED SILVER. 63 PLATED CHILD'S SET, $2 c : The iittle folks ayprec the 1 own knife, fork and spoon—the ; game as you used to. t : ‘ STORE OPEN UNTIL 10 P. M. SATURDAY Eastern Outfitting Co., Inc. Near Union *) “Seattle’s Reliable Credit House’’ PIKE'S KANTBREAK KNIFE SHARPENER, 35c 2c se this occasionally and #!way*| 1332.34 Second Ave. ‘ fave a@ sharp knife ao, SPINNING’S BARGAIN STORE 1415-17 Fourth Avenue. CLEANING TIME 1S HERE for all Seattle... it you are going to do any papering, we can save You money, at our Wall Paper Sale A good line of remnants is here too, cheap. Federal Paint & Wail Paper Co., 1314 ist Av, Near University St TALKS ON TEETH By the REGAL DENTISTS Free Examination of Teeth We might preach on the good teeth until we have exhausted the subject, but our preaching would be all in vain unless you take ad vantage of the opportunities we offer to give you good teeth Like everything else that is worth having~a full set of Our Method teeth is not to be had with mit ‘some effort. We can't send them to you. Dentistry the arts that cannot be 1 mai) You must come , fice and allow one of our examining dentists to go carefully over your teeth NOTICE The last chance to take advantage of text of the best merchandise ever offered in Se- attle at the price. Everything in Men’s Clothing, Shoes, Hats and Furnishings will be sacrificed. Look in the windows and see for yourself. Satisfaction or Each individual case calls for in @ividual handling, but fortunately Our Method of supplying missing teeth without plates or bridge ean money back. All Heavy Underwear, Overshirts—in fact, everything in winter weights will be sold at a figure that will then we can do nothing b the patient than supply ow able work, which resembles the or dinary plate in a measure, except that it is immeasurably superior to any other that we have seen We give a written guarantee with ali work REGAL DENTAL OFFICES 1405 Third Ave., N. W. Cor. Union The Rubber Store 714 Firs: Ave. Oldest Alaska Outfitters |) in Seattle a complete line of Rubber ngs Oil Clothing, Rub- twear, Pacs, Arctics, |) Moccasins, Woolen Underwear, Mackinaws, Mitts, Gloves, Fy Blankets and Kenwood Sleeping Bags. | surprise the customers, Also a line of Spring Suits, strictly up to date, priced accordingly. Washington Clothing Co. 319 Pike Street Bradbury System Accommodation THE STAR-FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1911 LONDON’S POPULAR: Saturday Sales “en one a 69) Ski RTS FOR WOMEN a AND MISSES Worth $7.50 to $10.00 | Children’ 6 eres 69¢ High-Grade, Man-Tailored, Perfect-Fitting f WORTH $1.00 TO $1.50 Skirts, of the Best Imported and Ce Domestic Meterials Children’s Headwear ~~ 3 Less Than Half Price. NEW =. 9 g ite “Velvet epsee ult Boots 98¢ | +r, Velvet - 75 Cents iiiosnises it ht bow F cmaaie—s0e ? xa ae : FOR YOU x a vthe Wor - s . Call $ $1.49 be oe 1 a8 0 Felt Juliets 59c _ 49e | DRESS | GING aa es ; x = wW en's Rat 39c Cork Insole ‘flens per 4c LONDON SELLS GooD SHOES a soe elas. Boeck i¢ EMERALD CLOTH | fen PILLOWS | INFANTS’ SWEATERS Cneronnes iil rae | snl PANTS Dias dic ee: Wiad or ete teeteen 69c yon've always $1. 38 A SUITE: > | Seem Sete: 95¢ a R.& G. CORSETS = = eal Bi Special 89e "Be : This extra well-made R. and G. Corset has the_nec essary high bust and long hip for the slender or me- Special Sale Fas socteate r RUGS S16. 15 $12.45 $6.38 "$2.3: 49e $4.89 k Cotton t outsizes; dium figure all the good point “ Covaetas. WEG! OE Sass cues cvs 0+ <okaces ae . wos 8c BARGAINS oe ‘ Mie OUTING FLANNEL—Light styles Women's 19¢ Black Cotton Plain Top 1c egular or 0’ SUNDRIES SPECIAL 15¢ Colgate’s and Talcum Powd Feuasiy ae he 0c NAINSOOK Fine Princess Nainsoo ae » 25¢ R. & G. Corset» ~ Merise-3 ot ade. Saturday specia 0 : 1 A ur 18e, On La | yard . 19¢c sae 4s rity sg ECOND i eacnie Tae” Sé-tnch Fust Color Turner Red Ta. | 80 ee 12¢ plain black or wh | On sale ' Crockery—Carpets Curtains—Blankets The Most Comfortable The Most Serviceable The Most Economical CUSHION SOLE SHOES ilar, Viei Kid than St. Maries, penis Mr. Fred Russell, of St. Maries, Idaho, will be In this of for sevéral days, and will explain to you all about St. Ma surrounding country. He will tell you about the timbe and lumber mills; about the mineral in the mot large and fertile farms in the He will tell yo! leys of the St. Me 1 how, With a little money, you car go and live in St. Maries and make more money; 6r how you cat buy property in St. Marles and let those who live there n » in value. As to St. Maries, ask the officials of th. Joe rivers waukee road, and they will tell you that St 8 now ve best town on the road between Missolua and Ellensburg. and is bound to be a hummer. Come in and let Russell tell you J. A. Paine, 908 Alaska Bldg. Direct From Paris Marine Field and yeulars, T Opera, Glasses, Binc We h the » larae st 8 rp § <1 Coffee Manning’s Coffee Store 1519 PIKE PLACE, HUGE DISCOUNT choice is large Come in while eattle §— age Kryptok nse SbunOn Ts ‘Glassen s Le HUTESON OPTICAL COMPANY 1330 Second Av., Near Union. Satisfy in every oi plain Cost no Men’s: $5.00-—-Women’s, $3.50 and $4.00 Raymond & Hoyt 1406 Third, Bet. Union and Pike The Cheapest Place to Buy Good Shoes | or Calf. Cap toe or more other kinds of equal. quality. PRINTING and ENGRAVING TRICK & MURRAY 814 Third Av.