The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 22, 1904, Page 7

_THE Sk ATTI E STAR. FRIDAY JULY a2, 1904 nae / ——— NO MORE ch me . Inspection i. * “ WILL OBSERVE! “&” #ue ron Exams _ sage i aur SABBATH OUTWITTED ROBBER (Special to The Star) t “ Und Wil Tal N at GEN. CHAFFEE AND OTHER ' ‘ P. 6 > , ~ ARMY OFFICIALS MAKING hs — More Risks Until Malacca : ‘ ft ‘ on FINAL VISIT TO BOUND FORTS thon ' | 2 an Atl l ttled 4 . bee A " A ¢ Nie by! em, t . Th “ :| WILLIAMS WON nt | HIS GAME EAS) a , " wes | . ‘ rT TO LIVI wen te a (Sah ne oun ie tal eg rear snore bn Lr ae GROCERY A LOVELY |nsyien ff GSS Matter saa eae cree oo SPECIALS | HOME = [testo ksi) Seeiesy antisite Grape Nuts LITTLE HAPPENINGS LAKE YG a PARK si short iat buahrbanr "He | aun "a ADDITION Postum Cereal Coffee » | th to have relat n Califor erly this _s ; ; Baking Powder S| ena | «6WM. S, MAYFIELD rood Wresle spnstuith a hoary ton ofomscies Mactan ter 503 Pike St. £8 Roos fort 8 ve “ nities ox uf on MAIN 998 IND 998 — . = Great Railroad Wreck Bale TROUNCED /BERG ,% Pettit & Son Entrance Arcade Bldg. PHONES Ma 44 Ind A. BRIDGE @ ¢ POPULAR PRICE ¢ THIERS 1417 SECOND AVENUE. THE GREAT MID-SUMMER CLEARANCE SALE HALF PRICE REIGNS SUPREME Half Price Reigns ins Supreme The Whole Store Turned ' Loose for the Benefitof the | Saturday Bargain Hunters The Curtain Store |..." *' Special for Saturday || wo? EVEN A SCORE TRADE WITH US and , SAVE YOUR DOLLARS THE AMERICAN LEAGUE y | FARM BARGAIN ES ESTE EIRENE NES EN i a. 6 ] At This store has the ambition and aggressiveness that make for success. . A “ We're building a business that records big gains day by day---forging ahead of a competition by accomplishing things out of the ordinary and by underselling meth= , AT t Louls, 8 ods that attracts the patronage of all money-wise folks as naturally as the magnet F attract the neeele. H A LAWRENCE PACIFIC NATIONAL LEAGUE - aie ttiiesent feebuno Stonding of the Clube, Each department is brisk with bargains---some of which are chronicled here, fi} Admiration Is"... , ot om the sre of © ona Peblict 1 ptt eat acces Standing of the Clubs. and many more which are crowded out for lack of space. H All Men’ S Suits Half Price Extras Men’s Suits Extras Men’s Stiff Hats ” OurGreat1904Shirt Tee eavescsrn _.DO: 00 Sale Starts Satur- (3c “Sta | day Morning i It Will Eclipse Every Record Men’s Hose , __ $6. 25 na Senate ae call i 944.50 Sure I “we p test what-we of All you we will wean a miration of th one which ecution in out produces that ance and f It’s the pleased cur tisement. be Smith has 2 ban would |i terest. a are always welcome at the D.S. JOHNSTON CO 903 Second Ave, Burke Bidg Spe Se * 7 f them, all told—bear the name of on of Une: ba st mallee 5 he w 1 panies y morni vo iy ee 75¢ Black Balbriggan Light Weight Underwear for “ages | | 7¢¢ Flesh Colored Open-work Underwear for ........8%@ || $18.00 SUITS—Made of pure worsteds and imported || LOT 1—Men's fine Madras, Percale and Dimity Shiete} $1.50 Silk Finish Underwear, summerweights, for.. | Scotch tweeds. W. per anship perfect—padded shoulders | this season’s newest and best patterns; p) pin a 75 Light Blue Summer Un derwear for ........ bi 1 —haircloth fronts—finest linings—now .o.essesecsemeee dras and Oxford weaves; every white paved Va itively $1.25 to $1.50, fawwees. COFFEE wey 22 1325 Second Avo, Aycado Bldg, ‘ — LOT 2—Men’s ctegant pots White and : cna ‘seta | “= “ — Suspenders at y 4 } pi Fy plested bosonns; fine white Madras, Oxford, | ity aad Percale; shirts handled only by the highest cl } haberdashers. Values from $1.75 to $2.50, for. . Bi sxc] A) BRIDGE & CO. | 1418-24°"" weond Avenue