The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 27, 1901, Page 3

.. See Se errn / 4 ~t ™ ee - ; a L§ es ee wees eres cere ual os TT TER EMrarsl | “SATURDAY, JULY $1, 1901 THE SHKATTLE BTA “UST EDN, MACHINISTS SIMORE MONEY [DIVES FORBIDDEN. s..¥yi:virtsuuiy ore aoe ieee Ss) DETERMINED sacreeesece) FROM DAWSON) ot | eewemcren,_, Sabena ;COOper& LETy KID WEST | Fase Rosohehegs te Gurry en Strike Thomas C. Healy Buried City of Seattle Arrives With 120 nalig agreed | pom taat fait) well the } } vate "py the OL STRUCK | Indetinitely. irae tensie’ at dha habe eemen © Passengers and $80,000, 2 more than 4 mal atop To it Is Believed That He will pi ate En * 2 7? Se ‘i Be Sent to Walla Walla. ate wtrile " Lake View n re veo GONTRACTS LET: = {4° West will probably go te the funda wen Kned to the care of Pur it ox p ¥ v rd S 1 " Me The Board of Public Works in After- | » v : noon Session. wiv. Ww Chief Sulliven | poe ‘S| THEY LOOKED OVER “hci dears’, cha tre em boul | et Sees * et) SPOKANE’S PAVING Sinise: ~ SOHUETZEN NAY SORIA OHA HOLMES’ GOOD FURNITURE MID-SUMMER CLEARANCE SALE Managers of League Meet and *"". Refuse to Split Season —Games Today and Tomorrow. A ha ete ect fee oy (331° SECOND, AVENUE SENT BACK = Mrs Olson, Ineane Woman, Will Go| Washington, foudwed by» hana to Medical Lake | } thay will speed some time To battleship, & Wholesale and Retall Grocers 104-106 FIRST AVENUE Jewelry @. L HOLMES FURNITURE COMP’Y 1101 to 1105 Second Ave. 4 Albert Hansen at Jewelry house in the Hours § to 8; Sundays 9 to 4 EARRRA AE RRR E ERE ENE PENNE SESS EERE RRR ER ERE EEE EEE PPrrpetrrrrrrerrilosrrirrrtrirrrerrrrsrrrrrrrers Telephone Main 182 SORE EEEE EEE EE EERE E ERY UCTION SALE! $973 373 Worth of Steel Ranges, Gook Stoves, Mantels, Graniteware, Tinware, Heaters | Refrigerators, Pumps, and Cooking Utensils in General, Hydraulic Elevater, Shelving, Platforms, Show — Counters and bas Fixtures, In spite of Our immensely successful Removal Sale, we stili have goods at 78-84 Yesler Way, worth approximately $28 000.00, which we will not move into our new building at First Avenue and Spring Street where carloads of brand new goods, just arrived from the factories, are awaiting unpacking. We, therefore, place every moveable article left in the old store entirely at your mercy for just the exact amount that you are willing to pay for it. We expect to lose hun- dreds of dollars on this proposition. But, nevertheless, it would not do to mix old goods with a brand new stock at our new place. Now if you are lacking i tala in your household be sure to be here Monday morning and take advantage of this gigantic sale; the only one we have ever heard of where you can get goods of the lines and character we carry AT YOUR OWN PRICE Sale begins at 10 o’clock Monday morning and continues all day and until 10 o'clock at night. Our intention is to close it out Monday and Tuesday. The auction sale will last 't!l 10 p. m. on Tuesday also, that everyene on Puget Sound may have full opportunity to fill all their wants in the hardware line. On account of such an immense lot of goods we have employed two of the best known auctioneers in Seattle, Mr. Joseph Martin and Mr. E, G. Beckerton, to conduct the sale. All dealers are invited to be present at this monstrous sale. “Steel Ranges The Ohio, |, X. L., Economy, Triumph Economy, At Your Own Price = Cook Stoves All Our Makes, in- cluding the famous “ACORN,” AtYour Own Price Heaters, The New|Kitchen Utensils of Every Cog, Victor. Description } And Many Others From a Teastrainer to a Wash Boiler, east ¥ AT YOUR OWN PRICES} AT YOUR OWN PRICES Near | Refriger- ators The Renowned Herrick Refrig- ator, all Sizes Mrs. Potts” Sad Irons Pumps > |Gasoline = @ ™ Se Mrs. Pts Mrs. Potts’ eas ee otoves es ig, Sat_rons, Irons, a Carry i Aivds eee S ae vy Vad At Your AT YOUR pe 5 Se) At Your Own Prices OWN PRICES F=f — Qwn Price. . The Royal, the Challenge Wringers, iss’ omer. <A There is nothing you use from garden hose and rake for the back yard to door mat tor the front porch which you cannot get here Monday and Tuesday at your own price. Z. C. MILES & PIPER COMPANY 78-84 Yesler Way. After August 1st, First Avenue and Spring Street CROWDED FOR ROOM Conger & ton Bet. Vester and Washington AT YOUR OWR PRICES