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“4 > Prominent Drug Firm Brought! \...,, sin ant tamity, (ON Western Avenue — Come! aucne Vije turkeys, aime Up for Selling Liquor aM A. W. Engle and mission Men Pleased sencenes Saeieed Were Lette ‘ Without License. Mnetal, © pieasast camping apot With Mid-Summer : | parm Mr. F eity, gave Business. neem, | a stag ing at th 8 tne 1A 8 i} ¥ t Unite . ‘ Holmes. the Stew & Holmes prised a Husiness opened b x t @rug firm, and J. W. Sna ac well known Seattle busi-/ nue this morning dm their employ, ¢ ing liquor at} " aa : Ebtaged that on Yuly isn case of|, MI Dwight P. Hobineon wit give| were recelved from umner.. Haat 1 Whiskey containing aart bot Anne Clubh S homer of bar toe (uae. 3 rate box » Was wold by the firm Was iseued by City Pr De Rruler this rr served by Mr, Marsh ‘The case will be one to test the elty ordinance providing that drug Btores ehall take out a ty license | ’ Bo sell liquor in wholesale quanti. es. Diackberries cam . sisters, Mrs. Page and M ae S nd were selling at various p of Ro who are rning, 80.1) summe Seattle nding thy rpass = NEW FUEL ™rcevstors AND HE DIDN'T 6 per case; cooking apples, $1.006 eating apples, $1.50@1.75; Va ja Oranges, $2.79079.00; seedling. | Denman Did, Howeve: bananas, 2@3,00, olives, ‘The Duke of Norfolk's indifference | Be the niceties of dress has let to) The bin iny mistakes, which, as a man of SMe German manufactur , he always enjoys. During his ing large quantities of an oll product rial German navy and + are us and Paid ‘ THER SEATTLE STAR, | EVERYBODY | More Protests Against the Presont Lake Washington Canal Plans. ma Ipterurban F a by A Sight of a Lifetime, Three battleships, Towa, W er Athion frome alternative plan! chestra on b 1 ” 1 by th John E. Reed Selected. Ms ‘ lifr " ig? me Jolly Made From Glue, 1 garded. 600 MEN AT WORK ae ading for th rading © Auburr ke the new fant steam ria street or 1:15 and Fa Ho round trip term of service on the London of German brown coal tar Ne: t 2 Gounty council he was often mit: | sy verrs ge i aren $10 for the Privilege, Raken for a labor member, one rea eyebrow D per dos; ch om. e coast defense oee on being because he always sat on @clme purp Same group of seats as the labor | Yeuseis German navy are fit : 1B ey 8 cone eagee Drag jod in w fight be Not so long ago t nome | ted oi, and som ots, GMC; Tragedy plums, 6 mo fe = te A i tulsege af raspberries, $1.25; pears, 1.500 gn 4 that they can use coal art this advantages of v ' t iene in the plate at the door on of the by Wing the Roman Catholic church # @rra Lincoln's Inn Fields. The door- | or » feeling that the plainly dress al are said to be a| man must have made a mistak> ater heat-producing! Potatoes—$ after him to explain. The ty, & greater ease in handling, |10c per dom; carrots. 25 pe ing Visitor smiled quietly as k; lettuce, 180 p turnips, . 2 the mistake Produce pow boG81.00; garlic, be ' time than with coal peppers, 12@ 1% green | squalid avin ddd ide diddy weds. the bookkeeper » more troul Alaska Railways Mortg A oo for the amount nde terling haa been re forded by Judge Seniorisire = ’ = pull . on the property of the Pacific |B 4 t © Railroad Co., and the lirit “ Columbia & Yukon Railway Co. |B > Mortgagers are the Railway <p SEATTLE m =: Fruit & Agency Co. L - of =z -_ om, and Francis Pavy has. = McCrae, of London. The mort- = fe given to secure the mort- «= gees in possible discrepencies aris . img After the boundary dispute sha, eee = dar right of way and property, ha |= STAR FASHION HINTS = : Previously reco: z | TMABAAANARRARABADARAAARAD AAABARARARARARARAALS sreau ane tive bidders on ap: e. . BOHEMIANS =: in ite makeup. It's as unfortunate as it's true, though, that net | neven nt ise A touch of pink or a predomination of it, combined with pale | 84 at th headgear. plication Frederick & Nelson—Fine Furniture. pecials day Speciale are tn ° this Northwestern country later than Saturday, will be filled. _ rounds and legs taney This ts a very substantial, ornamental and comfortable ~ock thing tn ¢ iain Teacups Wikdom'n Kobe That Every Home Can Use, : : ended ted with the w Price $2 Byeckal vbler neat, epec ' Saturday Night Wagner's Full Orchestra, A Child Can Buy Here é FRIDAY Women’s $1.50 Kid Gloves, 80. od for windn away, as there ular satin fo tment will be tof boys’ and under price tomor _ BOYS’ We LINEN table for tomorrow « and upwards, —_ $1.00 SHIRT WAISTS, 48c. gone through the ist stock and selected a of 5c and $1.00 Shirt Waists t we offer tomorrow at 48c. Many of these are worth, real- three times t ask for them _ SHIRT WAISTS, 25¢. The boys come tn for a bar- gain in shirt wa! Companions Tage, worth 2 pairs of Women's be wold Friday at This \s a great bargain. —_— — -——_—__——. KNIT VESTS, n_asnorted color Tée, are to go at a quarter of s dollar tomorrow. _ worth 2c, at 10. A VERY PRETTY HAT 1S MADE OF TUCKED ROSE. (CHIFFON. THE Ri 1 meeting | fared at the left side, and the erown is tow ana tat. a eariana ot | AID GOOD ROADS arranged carelessly around the crown and rests Art League Bohemians was |iarge, shaded pink roses on the edge of the rolled rim. Speaking of artificial Mowers, thore of silk and velvet are n ‘as follow: President, Jacob this summer, only the linen ones being in good taste. Enough linen j Sowers jo trim an ordinary hat (but not ordinary in the ordinary sense of the word, you understand) costs about thrice as much as the Jas. R. Haydon, treasurer; Will | quantity of the silk or velvet. Crush roses are preferred to the ia BS ory board — Will H. Parry! Md L A. Nadeau. <! n high counctl—Frederick | ¢@Fly summer, thi Struve, president; E. H. Wil-| vanced leghorn and fancy straw for mideummer wear have aimost en meet August The saucer-shaped yo pees, w Ss Corbin, | tirely replaced it % Mrs. H. B. Dunbar, editor; Le-| Armstrong, corresponding THERE ARE SO MANY VARYING STYLES OF HATS WORN of the club are hard at work _ Instructors—-Mrs. Chas. W. Turner, ting (oil and water colors); Mrs L, Gray, painting (ot! and china) Bosworth, painting (of Mrs. 8. V. Mossman, ot ing, burnt wood and leather: Frank X. Holl, Dr. Emil Bories, anato- Carson: drawing (pen and ition, designing, sculpture “The lst of honorary members is raced with the names of C. author and McKinney, vocaiist OF THE TRANSGRESSOR John Nelson, alias Moore, was ar by Officer Chipman disorderly conduct. Joe Delano, an Italian merchant ‘arrested by Detective Phillips Right for selling liquor without and the Art League result- W. Dickinson, vice president perfect ones. Although chiffon hats were worr extensively during the eprin tpoliable” that as the season hi material ts 20 THIS SEASON THAT HO |modet can be said mushroom shape is noticeable very popular; it is arranged in curves that can be made becom! most any style of features, and is trimmed with a wreath of pink ro’ with drapery of pink chiffon over the rim in front and rests in a soft fold against the hat MF. Ww. Next in favor to the hats of all-pink and pink-and-whi ‘They are affected by women whose rebel against the more trying test cf pink, and there a who cannot wear them becomingty of black-and-white. -WHITE OR OF BLU; |are the most popular. At the seaside and at country resorts white pre- | De ‘ree. _ . ttes of white organdie, have the fashion with maid and matron Black lawn, orgapdie and gr With the former i# worn almost any style of cotton shirt-walst. More dressy waists go with the two latter ma fies, they are to be seen on the ski: ts of nea and quite a bewitching adornment they m: skirt the circular flounce, aii 1 at the bottom with a single w Charles Newton was arrested last ferns for drunkenness by Oater| R. Halleck, of 1515 Summit avenue, to the police this morning js row boat had been stolen Lake Washington near the foot (Of Madison streei. E.G. Pugsiey, of the Mutual Lite ce Co., Feported to the police i he had fost two raliroad tick- one to St. Paul from this city, Short sleeves and waiats cut low in the neck find popularity a dainty cap over the shoulder ling Gf a woman be bi | but scarcely the most desirable style for “the women of hereabout.” | | M rials, for afternoon wed®, and Reginning next Sunday night Ma | 5 | ay ager Cort has the he to an- albat are made of white lawn trimmed with dainty ruffes. Speaking or rut IN COURTS or aa the ananaimenh at mI > SEATTLE . New York Denta! Parlors i tae Gespemas Tate MR. HENRY MILLER = & ‘CAHN & COHN’S ahi” | elects to wear them only on her } iat Diadecaal aaah tis ds his rable company fo my he) deep or narrow, is in favor leuperior secre agaicet Réward and| nine performances. aicediice: VE, Pyon® | 115 JACKSON STREET Opposite Fenn Mutual Lite Building | NG WEAR THERE ARE COOL-LOOKING FRENCH Mary Hart to ¢ & promis tation aod = "He clesy-preducing spent NEN LAWNS, WORN WITH A PLAIN pidtnastednaas The Importance of Being Earn- ~ cs cocaine: | The Soly dostad and is properly worn with « black patent-leather beit | 7 noT=Dee Bogner lge| Prices—81.50, $1 cand 25 in bishop shape and finished with a narrow embroidery. | Griffin enta. | . ‘Advance sale opens Friday 9 «. m. warm resorts, the sleeve sometimes being abbreviaied to litte m ore than | 82 order, citing Chas. Filbert to «p- HIRD AVENUE THEATER HESE bargains, told of here each day, are for with a shapely arm) in the Kast and South, | he should not furnish Marla Gllbe hei Se you to take advantage of. We want you to Underwaists, or linings, of cote for wear beneath white thin dres g00d bit on white gowns thin #u An T LEAGUE | Seattle women, in accord with the season's styles, are affecting a good | lt MED. with a= ae every woman dares to favor this delicate shade, so those who peculiar |ed up to r 8 | blue and the few other contrasting shades that go with it, makes one o: | &t Portiand. Annual Meeting at Rainier-Grand— \ Smces | Dit of pink this sum: Nearly every stylish hat shows more or less | and cast of beauty permits them the privilege may consider themselves quits | tary Wile the prettiest and most effective of summer costumes, in both gown and | [4 ~ | net of 6 Fe a ———$— — ______ tse MEDICI LACE, 10c. ular price 6 0 COTTON BLANKETS, 28 A handsome line of imitation, tor Friday ‘ Be If you are going camping, come | hand made Medici Lace and In- in and buy « pair of cotton sertion, that is worth up to 25e, blankets, 60x74 inches in site, | Will be bargain priced tomorrow worth 0c, at only 3% ‘ won't comes in Fite from 2 to " PB. Sic. inches, and és really the best i 6a OC RTORES, Cees | Sete len of toe ereeee, aT ailkaline, filled with white cotton, | “il © i « jiffy at this price Home Furnishers. Rialto Bidg., Cor. 2d and Madison ) Bicycle Meet of the Queen City Club August 3. wore me wall tafiea wah on _—_—__— ‘The Queen City Good Roads club worth $1.25, tomorro SPLENDID FANCY RIBBONS, to raise money to improve the city’s Bo bral vert ae . 6 |aseke patie, meetekatn toads aml EE ——— te. ooo AMUSEMENTS. lke WASH FABRICS, $0. A remarkable lot of Fancy An assorted lot of Leno ( . | Ribbon in widths up to 5 inches, Fancy Welts, Crinkled Seer- | that had a regular selling price uchers, Pie and Scotch | Of from 45e to 65c, is one of the Corded Zephyrs, worth 15c and | most attractive specials tomer- new cycle wawa, is to hold « track at Boren and Howell has secured for the evening and * Maia « of the clad are hard « weet. ae } Ife, are to go Friday at $c a | Tow. For we under-price it at ty hI, ednesday. July 4. in yard. This is an unmatched of- | 25¢, knowing very well that it te ‘a favorite. The large white leghorn is "s* Melbourne MacDowell |, *°t:'*! sttestion paid to turnisn- EE ' Degen ing candies for camping and outing _— NED SUPPORTED BY widen Linen Crash, | Te FOR $1.0 DRESS Goops. Florence Stone , worth up to 46-inch all wool figured Black f the chiffon ts brought ur | Ginte "On the f of the races a « so est and Be 1o- Americas Hon ding & Tras Ox. 1 go tomorrow at | Tamise Clotl ihn ie denen tta sos ee Agents SSevi8Se CSG “Company | |B Ec. * For outing ‘or street wear. | jn to'go tomorron at yee. ee es ove, ee we ls goods mak very pretty For real val tr : are thone riages and club members awhee iP) ” tT : ue this offering is ‘ompiexiona | Interest in cycle racing is especially GISMONDA tet ae Feee A. Wing reanes. parallel. few, indeed |Migh in Seattle this season, and th on remain the eame. HAYNES , prises for the Augu# *, dota) pry, r 0. Now f are to be aaional and amate n sale at box office As thi receipte | 22 75,000 10 100,000), Pre -G00D.... BonMAR @- ed _ Pee MID-SUMMER yonn cont Manscer Qtr Potato Sacks pe ma. kirt# are much in evidence ws lending Th S ) . . . DIRECTORS At a Reasonable Price. y | Bnd one from there to Galbraith dock, as pier No. 3, is to be widen- RIQUN MARU FROM JAPAN Oriental Liner “Arrives at Smith’s Cove—Left Yokohoma July 10. natty 20 feet on the Foner the Northern Pacific Raii- amount of team sguth side by tte Co. The lari ‘and foot travel incident large mosquito fleet centering has rendered the improvement WHO GET TIME FOR PLEASURE Mr, Jas. D. Hoge leaves Monday | Yokohama July 10. ‘steamer Oregon for a trip to| lent weather en route. | incident of the voyage was the pass. ling of the British tramp steamshio Duke of Fife the second day out engers arriving on ‘The Riojun Maru of the Nippor Yusen Kaisha, teamed Into port lai from the Orient in night at 9 o’ch | command of | Japanese captain to navigate a ship The big liner left |in these waters. She had excel Maurice McMicken entertain. iB number of friends at tea on| Among the p y afternoon at her home on! the Riojun Maru i* Prof. | gent Perry, a teacher of | the Tokio university. |nephew of Commodore Perry who first persuaded the rule nese nation to allow th He ts @ grand if, Chas. P. Burnett returned to flor the past year. Myra Smith entertained ‘where he has Prof. Perry is on his way stern states vidson, Calcutta tea mer- mizum|, of the! y, Japanese navy, are among the pas-| Schooners Caroline, Crescent, Cap-| nd Yukon arrived from Cape loaded with halibut. Reet got in thi Paul's church in| Juan Fish Co salmon from the north, the first of which| the season's catch. They on | fine Tun of fish, cht Bonita Bunday, Mrs. Kelley, Miss Gower ella a D. Bridges of Tacoma. One Week, Commenct become acquainted with our store. We're not ‘ed etuffs and silks are fashionable De Witt Jones and Mabel ¢ id Black velvet ribbon is used s | Jones were this morning allowed t SUNDAY, JULY 28th advertising to deceive you in any way; it’s sim- It is both pretty and effective, | adopt Walter C. Fisher Return Engagemer ot the Famous} ply a bid for your trade. Every ad. new every Po ig bite po. guperion courts Jory. sullivan ana) — Mf, Charles Erin Verner day. tatoos, $1.752.00. 1 _pep-| creditor, to pay $21 sil, §| supported by ie Own Company, in ‘The proper thing for your Proper Crowns, $5; Full Sot Too Be ° , | pera er Io; eduer Mau, agen, | SUaene haste aA stator | Pte irene Sich he Mi gang lewe ira ord Aa AR ssteneroray % Fail set tests | * Perfect Harmony . 16@500 doa; green by kim 00 the defendant. “THE COLLEEN BAWN” gain. Child's Red Slippers, Silat daeuses Up; Silver Flilings, 900, ” | eat the atieart tee nd; dried figs, cartons | per pair. prie » {haps you know how dreadfully inetd EMPHASIZED a Oe Ol ena be - New York Dental Parlors |Se%tus°somn’piaton natal Sab f seats begins Saturd: Raymond & Hoyt 614 FIRST AVE. SEATTLE, |The KIMBALL piano is well McLERNON radishes, to 4 once fone, er ~ |carefully made to stand the ch per ib naparagun, SEARCHLIGHT $18 Second Ave 411 Becond ave. te Mutual Li Faas? eee joe atmosphere and retain its pu Ei; ‘now ‘potatoe s SB 8G “owt | | “4 in eng abby sceatasiigepiiibiniidlaiedadeestiineemam of tone. The wood in thoroughly spinach, 3c; cucumbers, 40@500 dor | et i , " soned and all parts carefull: onfons, 14¢;, caullfower, 166 | 13078 Second A ‘i Builders’ Hardware English Covert Cloth |justed. "Also a tare nme $1.00; parsnips, $1.50; green ‘corn, | snowing. Log » Content. ot Psi : : | other standard makes to select f Bi60 per box ee, dog Re Stat Dust | A complete assortment at low} Makes the most popular tal fick at genuine bargain price . Piéviatonn An Actor Acts and a Chines¢ Laun- at tas de'tn york Harbor, |i est prices uaa ‘Rie % bal haa ad : meat — Cow beef, 7% ID dryman Was There. pa pect yh oe iis id °oRNST 3 ° . ¢ } x| fo per Ib; mutton, woth y genete ASeasion 300. | RNST BROS MATZGER’S, 1307 Second Av. | * x00d suy * 0 ns On | ; ewe C; pork, &4@0e per THLETIC PARK 606 Pike St Tel. Green T2 " Tailor avd Habit Maker ” * ® bd provision!" theme igs / — pase Gnas f|: in Butter : hams, sinall, 13@13%c; bre ; | Jetective Glasses M4 PC venue Dacon, 14@liise: ary salted clear | A Wild-ayed ¢ Pacific Northwent League. External Inflammation | oi. ese eee oe x AY he P+ ka, 9360; Dellten, toe. front steps, a Championship Game of all kinds 1s quickly allayea by] health. Ti Mt you with those [il & Churned Fancy # | see Serke Bullding og utter — Washington creameriea | rehire: ag a / B: LINDAUER ff] « Price, in 61D tot. X18 ; ound prints, 2 Castern lows | w a 66 . 4 A af - 2 End Bigin, Hie: fresh granch, 110136 | vate re lente eae e HIRSCH’S PHARMACY selenite Optician Batlle Ly +/8 Now Is the Time Chesee—Native Washington: eraii| mmeiae ace ‘ot ne First and Pike. ‘Phone Main #16 M Ros, +8 A consin, l4e; California, | hy the Chinaman, Detective Kennedy e ny, ‘Thursday, Saturday " a Cor, Sixth and King Tel, +{§ ; WHG@ii%; Roquefort, ‘s6c; Edam,| hastened down to investigate Jand Sunday, July 24, 25, 27 and 28 A * Maines. 2 16 T 1912.00 per cane: New York,| whe fact was, Chin Kin, a laundr San : att R AZORS Muslin Drawers BARBER OOOOOOOOO EG Cs | 8 \ | ! Miso; Limburger, is@iic; brick,| man, was having trouble with Frea| Portland vs. Seattle at will give the best of aatt-I neevity embroidered Fis SW ! WAiic; Swine, 18@rV06. Parker, @ variety theater actor, and! amiga po ae et faction wt $1.00 to $3.00. Why ‘mbrotdered, of good ° 4 4al | iggs — Atrictly fresh ranch Parker’ was emphantaing hw part of] gt *eion 26 en eats, 2601 (ear your face off material, 3c per pair, Seeeoeeoooosoooocosoooos fh ern, 16@19e the conversation with @ bottle, atrik. | 4 satay Gpeeda ine — Se: .T ay I | "Poultry — Chickens, live, 11@126; ow and then the Chinaman ove nd 3:18 Bu covenseeemenge Seattle Transfer Co, éuehen 2: ureee the undt"hotn Were arteritis Olamonds, Watches, Fine Jewelry |—§ PRICHARD HARDWARE C0.]Mee Chong & Co. Till Rata acta $= _ Always Ready Dre stook—-Chickene, 12@18¢;| Chinaman as a witness, and Parker id Sil 417 Pike Street 6 Second Ave, weet, rand bt g , turkeys, 1¢; ducks, 160 for nesault and battery Head 6 a epee - STORAGE Sold at Manufacturers’ ‘ tire ‘Xow Albert Hansen amatismn. Very often one of our fine tlectric bathe ailment MeL, Kal 41-44, Ofoe 623 First ay Prices. rected Daily, — The following| Dr, Cumyow's Chinese Root cures » largest Jewalry house in the pletes a cure, Come and see us and try one treatment: It witt eaten : 03 — prices are being offered to the pro'| Rheumatism. Ofice, Lyon Seeewersrovovoovonooooes F Cont! ‘ ducer in round lots on the dock oF in|£18% Columbia, girent, ab I ’ ge ainckiey Block. Typ HT Turne wii aaa eM oases cei} > Seattle Gas & Electric Co. the car at Seattle ond avenue and rd avenu fubsctibe for ¢ he tte Dall Fou oo1 * = eieonnte HE Grain — Oats, $90.00; 9a. m. to 8p. m Star. i . | r Reamer sie.§ We. Renttie Datel a atishedans tal Ne alm sett! that then or b rome from mer DA Inia resid equa caus flam. kind) Islan brisk rectly yard manr mass. fire v barel The tivity this n dearir ly ass The n and n artille

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