The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 7, 1903, Page 2

THE SEATTLE STAR scoters" BARBERS aaa “= REGISTER T THE WUB THE HUB ree A “TURN FOR THE WORSE” VERY At ON BXCKPT ’ A ' Books Are Open for School Our String Is Getting Shorter Every Day ; ¥ Mati or carriera, No free conten | Election July 18 ' we had | {, mean land f ' atte, Washing qoound-olase mates = | Claim Licenses Cannot be! | y a k ; a too | ct i - quickly ve had hoy m { ; ty a aT * > > " ” k 1 rent v y mon ‘ 1 i THE STAR FOR THE SUMMER | Revoked by Board “SCARCE. ' To cutthe matter short, get rid of the balance of the stock, wind uj 330 ; People teaving the city wens Winshtuna wen ‘hale The:d a ted business and quit in short order, we've lowered the pri th om ; Siar forwarded to ¢ | barbers , MEN'S SUIT worth MEN’S SUITS poe $15 § " : Ne cuiding ce ae A Gaines Olden Oe camining boar ys Labor at a Premium insets $10, now going s $4. 95 to $16.50, now g 7.65 of ' length of t aper is to be sent, and edition wanted . . E Alaska | poet. | " MEN _i ITS wi en MI whe { ITs, golt cast niniiiaaaaaanmn aR ARR eimai eae | f t *| worth $17.50 a5 5 worth $25.00, go ng — i THE MAD DOG DELUSION a A ; ; now going Sil. 85 at 15.15 ra ‘ read 1 Th Men's Neckwear, silk | Men's Suspenders, were Hand Grips, solid leath ‘ . - = ’ nad Four - in - Hands, silk 50c, now 35 er 4 ne inaly : en 1 , * " ry | ‘ Teck, Imperials and | Men's Stiff Bosom Per 18-inch, worth $5.15, ft j +; . Pegi wilt & Club Ties, worth 50 cale Shirts, with sep- | for. $3.85 wh : ty ’ av and 75c, now 35c! arate cuffs, worth $1| J4-inch, worth §5 65 ness ss Men's underwear, light} and $1.25. now... 75e| for $4.20 the be : a " ’ joo be ight ‘qr a All-Leather Suit Cases, tat h, worth $4 as fere are needieaay worrytng themselves about “mad” dees, very mudh Vet riggans, were 1s. | with brass locks and , sue . Paitad gftO™ cee STE | fasteners, worth $5.75, | Men's Hats, all the new 2 Aen's Negligee ope fos ; $4.75 styles, soft or stiff il ‘ ow, Styles, Culs tO | Others reduced, $8.80 | be old at fe follow- “teal match, were >0¢, ne for. $7.85 | ing reductio Men's Shoe ie "| $9.75 for $8.15 | $1.50 sort foe 95c Men's shoes, Cal OF VI | git 30 for $9.85 $1.95 sort for...$L15 ci, were $3 and $3.50, aa € OND AVENUR 4 v ‘ Genuine Alligator! $2.50.sort for. $1.65 D . Ne now $2.35 8 e “4 * oe Gifferent dog wantena, who were con- | i , nts Men's Sox, were 25¢ Grips,regularly $31.50 | $300 sort for . $2.05 r degrees and of all allmenta, but hyd ' bs X, so : “5 for $24.85 | $3.50 sort for $2.45 " any of these experts ow. don or the last » Men’s Black or Tan{| Genuine Seal Grips, | Any straw hat in the cs ~ x ta aye os A SYS” { TEM The Grand Combination — Leather Belts, worth! regularly $20, for store, worth 75c¢ and ¥ ne sont. viclen 75c, for 35c $15.85 | $1, for... 35c 80 marke from en, in some never saw a rabid dow, but handied many said to be Iavestiga ar Ht Inue to entertain and consequently gan kn tydrophobia in their min wtherwise weuld be hermlens, if promptly and properly cared for, non ee CHEESE IN POLITICS A new clement in politics has been suddeniy injected Into the New York gubernatorial contest. It # nothing more nor ts It is suddenly discovered that cheese has a power beyond that of ap pealing to the olfactory nerves, There looms up a possibility that It may make, or rather womake, n governor of the greatest state in the Union. Perhaps nothing In the world would ordinarily be considered ao tn significant and wanting in consequence and influence a» the little piece of cheese that modertty makes up @ part of the free Tunch tn Many men perhaps ignore it, those who nibble at it do so absent edly, © few detest it, nome appreciate it at ite right degree of importance But the tong-despised bit of free lunch cheese has at last asserted itgelf in tts full majesty, and politictans throughout New York rtate are almost dumbfounded by the trouble ft ts able to ciuse them. A new high loense law has aroused the bitter enmity of the Hauer interexts throughout the state. The Liquor Dealers’ Association has re tallated on what they call the “hayseed™ element by cutting eff cheese from the lunch counters. as if such “retaliation” ee this is a hardshiy pm ata bite that Shaving Requisites along with other good sundry values. We offer a $0c Razor Strop for— 25c See window display. ] 1 ena than cheese. } the city salcone—that they can nibble their cheese at home, and drink milk—can they? ¢ They become Rilarlova over the Hquor deatere biting off their nawes to spite thetr and their customers’ faces—to they? Nek much! ‘This throwing of cheese out of the saloon lone to the dairy industry of bundreds of thousands of dollar h ‘The dairymen up-state, therefore, were astounged when they found that their product would not be used in the future, They were touched ta a mighty tender spot. Free lunch cheese, this venerable relic of ante-bellum days, has been considered a necesnary part and parcel of the liquér trade and Insepara- we from the gentle art of selling to the thirsty, The Galry interests have long looked upon this great market as one of their sacred rights ‘The cheese ismue will. therefore, be an extremely interesting and import ant one in the gubernatoria! campat gn Can't We Be of Some Service to You? We ft and adjust glesere sooo: rately: alee do repairing promptly factory on premises. G. BENINGHAUSEN JEWELER AND OPTICIAN T1S-715 First Ave. Union bieck, next to McDougal) & Bouthwick Ca Sua Leen Se BRIGADIER GERARD COMES AGAIN. NOSTRONGER ARGUMENT i be advanced to ity of inten a pave thetr minds fully ie up where to buy their Pinno or Organ! han that based upon the cuny lative evidence of THE 1m SRTIOrIES cusTomens| AM of whese © sue) that purchased mth (June), this be- | MANY GREAT RECORDS Matabliahed by owr house. We have by far the largest stock of Plane ond Organs tn the city to show you of standard makes, and as our prices mulated by the many superior tages we possess, the buyer ‘ ured of the biggest values ob- tatnadle, IN TALKING Sones elebrated COLU ME BEA | the most pertect | Prices from ore We carry the deaphophones, talking machine made. $10 to $109. SMALL MUBICAL ee al plier of all kinds, at price infy Tis coat orders revetve prempt-et-1 tention, Write us for prices and terms | D.S.JOHNSTON CO. 903 Second ave. Burks Building. | hat wat | Dear Public Please observe how polite the Klectric Trust ie getting to be. If you don’t like our methods, burn tallow candies” is ne longer their gentle admonition to you. Besides selling light we teach good manners. [Each series of the the tales in the series ix the first series or any of you will enjoy the Just as if you had lived the life of the dear old fighter with him in his first yarns. The second series w iil begin in a few days—Kd.) WHEN YOUR GAS GIVES A 25-CANDLE POWER FLAME Its Citizens’ Gas SEATTLE CATARACT CO. 7th ave. and Jefferson mt. WHEN IT DOESN’T IT ISN’T “ BUILDER | Are always healthy | stable wholesome family bev j erage TWO DOZEN HALF-PINT DOT. | M J. Walker, Ma We have just received from U. B Government Navy Depot Flannel Shirts ® 1 eee for ti Neweastie, Franklin, Fulton, Black Diamond, Rostyn and Leary Coals. Charceai. load of bert wood order here. Telephone, Maln 62 = Inde. pendent SEATTLE COAL & WOOD CO First ave. south and King st Hillman City: FREE RENT — FREE WOOD Howses and lots almost GIVEN AWAY. Onty $5 Gown and 60 cents per week; don't delay, come today. Take the Renton car on Washington strest, 5 cont fare: § salemmen always on grounds to handle the crowds | Down town offices, 16 Downs Bidg Phone, Union 6. _ Auction ‘| Sale« Cattle Vehicles and 4 thon proved them simply to be victous or to have fits, distemper or other oe investigate. Tohian ’ . ~ disorders, He gives asthe reason for escaping blood poison that the **]tonic-people who drink daily | 5 ste always thoroughly cleansed and cautertsed, Just as any =. | a good Beer | * s should be. This man says he stands ready to be bitten by any Horses supposed mad dog. | e | thatanding the people who hate doge | © Mules } for drivers and It is a pal- jer ght horm you want to buy, © oti jiment wil be he: eer, Bring tn and buy . J. WALKER Manager and Avotionser TLES, © CENTS ony TELEPHONR, RAINE ™, 4000 Finest Navy Blue All- Wool aad Drawers 4 Bir ore soning Meridian Lamps, fity candle-power, o¢ the »st same to operate as ordinary 32-candle power lamp. for candle window a i our demonstration power of Meridian Lamps Seattle fer coe 907 FIRST AVENUE ALL GRADES Alm Coke and You get an henest when you GEO. E HALL, Manager, Payers" ...This Is the Season... A ER Buya Gas Range Now Lady Demonstrator TO SHOW OUR, CUSTOMERS THE MOST ECONOMICAL METHODS OF USING A GAS ‘RANGE = = WE MAKE NO CHARGE FOR THIS SERVICE. CONSUMERS DESIRING TO MAKE SPECIAL APPOINTMENTS WILL CONFER A FAVOR BY TELE- PHONING AFTER JULY FIRST == Indedendent 96 Sunset, Exchange 27 Seattle Gas @ Elec- tric Company 214 Cherry St. Paradise CITY WATER This store has always maintained a small'profit policy is best; it will stick to it till the last dog is hung, too. Hence there's not so much to throw off. We have, in fact, thrown off a bit more than most of the goods cost Believe us or not—that's the fact. We are pretty sure that no store around town has yet matched The Hub’s prices, or is likely to—no matter what sort of sale goes on. And we repeat it—if you find you've paid more than you could buy equal goods for anywhere, bring the purchase back and get your money. us, —py pesaanaces aera a Rainier Fuel Co. ‘We deal in all grades of coal. We well fresh water slab wood at $2.00 “+f oe Fresh water mill wood st ell manvard 2 & SR or feoued Ave RAMAKER MUSIC CO Moved We gee od Are ter Ga. "} =e vem, Os bars! “Made in Seattle” #8 s<y'0 ct Ou TO BUILD A IREPROOF «CHIMNEY —-USE— LIGHTEST t SWEETEST MOST APPETIZING BREAD IS MADE FROM FLUE PATENT EXCELLENT FLOUR A BRAND THAT STANDS FOR PERFECTION Novelty Mit! Co. Seattle, Wash. LININGS MANUFACTURED BY DENNY CLAY COMPANY | SEATTLE ~~ ws 2082888 OFZ rl j Whether you like you have but to try | ““Centennial °°" Is Best..... 2 to dn de da cn tn de be a dn dn te de dn ho ta dn to Avoid the Heat on Wash Day Mrs. Johnson’s Wash Soap does the Whole family wash- ing with etther cold or Iuke- warm water. Saves time and robbing. Finest Laon- dry Soap on earth. .. .. «. USE SOPO Washing Powder General Cleaning rCrcccrree tr ree ere Hammond Mill- ing Company Seattle, Wn. r a . |