The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 5, 1904, Page 7

ae i he ED ir Dar a THE SEATTLE STAR..MO NDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1904, 5 ROBBED os bm x: By . tom Saarrah' ‘mare cowrenence | largest furniture store in the woet--oxtonds longest and most liberal oredit ATHOMESSecostce: 4 SPEAKER nows is alw ‘owe wvon wef Standard store news is always good news-~ KANSAS CITY, Sept. 6.—The | Labor Day parade as organized thi interesting and important- MRS, W. G. KELLY HAD A VERY |)! ‘ ’ toe & meat CENGATIONAL _EXPQRIENOE [TT ie crace and expr 1 PR a special purchase of a big factory’s chair and rocker “everateok”’ne ON HER DOORSTEP veteran players and Mra. Lang is) Watson one Of tue t is am ; ey ' ‘1 1 hers defied i again tant night and w BARBECUE avery special four-day sale-- securing t Mrs. Kel! $2.06 BEDDING SPECIAL BEDDING SPECIAL ¢ . Mus te statement of police, whom she tele eral hours afterwa ! ay scription of the thug is indefinite. | tu SPECIAL 7 7 ay REDDING WORK AND WAGES ‘Non ‘elds for: th DING SPECIAL White Wool Miank porder, $4.56 $3.65 BEODING SPECIAL 1 hand wut r ent and the Indians the n the back, actual value 83 Mo; the very ry special ock sale” price is $1.95 .ie..91.79 “Overstock sale” price . Ce regular fon sere 5 ath, 4% inch ruffles #et o . * sale” price is Sias price ix $1.65 Hs and double atitehed. tomorrow wore : oe. ae : the : — ; = 7 guess how many e rcuann f rane v Tomorrow's Great Bucks hefore 4 iy P next Satur- Sletinn of the man ; AND SAW THE BIG SIGHTS Fur Special Se a prada erse-ws ct Sr Rel a ata esta x Special bedding : A ' man hand ove hey uray. which [Eocnae aun, ee (ok Sale 7 Da tkrcey | = WOMEN BUNCOED si.i9 % 16 inch wide r uffie and dust ruff ETERSONC STREET. | curtly denied by their In the end the men strike and the piant i@ © again amid the tooting o and the cheers of a *ympat dience Jatt y Charles King, Meta Chambertain these three patiern chairs only in this sale-- George Morrison, Percie Martiz Joe Donahue " ried off th balanced an ance with 2ne ar costumes. This play will run al ng this week with Wednesday and Sat urday matinees. Ther taining specialties betw 206, 208, 210 PIKE The Chic Opera company delight ed a large and appreciative audi ence at Seattle Theater last] the night company is composed | ha of juven nde r of Mra. E. Lang, wh ME TO OUT rt . TUF AY FORBNOON rim Meacham’ S Green Lake * ally t ave ‘ rected the succesefu rendition ota vietima, and they feet | lic should be w 1 number of catchy songs and = sar, | of the fraud } Misses’ School | witt HAVE ape. a REPAIRS 796 | Brace arm dining chair, a real | = : " a good and strong chair, solid seat, = : n spindles and neat, ! 3 ) : | : en k i a chair ci stone cs S 41.10 at th worth $1.20; the saa een ae a ve verstock | sale” | | F 796 pr s 060 the Buck Junior Range contest Cloaks, Suits and Millinery | Westberg&Childs}) 3: 000 Ss avon anant a 5 Acres $200 closes September 14 CUPID’ WORK? eres or We pictare aad HUCK range booklet which wil = Cackee' Standard Furniture Co. un PIANO L. Schoenfeld & Sons Meacham & Co. 210-211 New York Block Nala 1006 to 1016 First Avenue {yy 0. iscnt eet SEATTLE BELLINGHAM TACOMA ae LS