The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 26, 1905, Page 3

EE ————————— > Cash__ “Don't Worry, Watoh Us Grow” The Sow Sere_ Credit Success Follows Such Efforts to Get Avenue, Between ie ress d in His Sunday Suit Your Business and b han to y 1 your the > get make t n value sfactory what ve Golden and Quartered Finished Chiffonier Has five drawers. A well made piece price luced all well fitted for re week $4.85 Is T (TURE EG SECOND AVE @ UNION STREET es -> SPD > . Avenue, Between Vine end Cedar 2615-2617 First Q015-2617 First The Bee Hive Vine and Cedar Reliable Dry Goods Si i Bee Hive ae iy Light Aimerica Bastistes, good cloth, in neat floral designs; NOON SOP Shc dltnet (cee ARibabtnGhisocascnevais’scicrereenne F Ope tot of Ladies’ Corset Covers, with 4 rows lace insertion, fin ished with hemstitched ruffle special for tees . 29¢ “North Star Dre * good quality ‘Women's and Children's Hose, special for. all sizes; THE IDEAL |GAS RANGE IS THE “GARLAND” HIGH OVEN H. WOODHOUSE CO. 1405 2nd Ave. Mike Went to Bottom of Se Peverboard one of his patent KIMBALL ardest Musical Plant in the World Kimball factory in Chicago largest plant of the kind in| World. It produces everything| Goes into its instruments. It} pipe organs, reed organs and| Its instruments are found Revery quarter of the civilized | | enormous output enables it} instruments for the least cost. It is obvious that ten fan be made cheaper pro} ‘than fiv. economies 2 1-2 Lb. Cans California | Standard Tomatoes TUESDAY “ee are shared the D. 8. Johnston Co. with} bple of the Northwest. if you want the most W for the least outlay, get a instrument ,5. JOHNSTON CO. Leading Piano House, es, SECOND AVE. lding. ADAM TEA & COFFEE CO. 921 SECOND AVENUE, Burke Bu Welch, the jovial engineer;leathers struck a young boy in the Ihe fireboat Snoqualmie, took an | face, cutting a deep gash which bied ditated bath in the fey wat-| profusely, and blackened his eye the bay Sunday afternoon,| Welch came to the surface afte to the amusement of a crowd | he had imbibed a considerable qua people on the water front, who) tity of salt water in time to see his him the merry ha ba at be) best hat floating out with the thd wed back on deck Mike satd he didn't mind gett had finished his day's work|wet, but he only had one good #u licked up in his Sunday best,/of clothes on the t and t he missed his footing on the| wouldn't dry in time for him to of the boat and pitched | keep his “dat into the water, his head a fy missing « pile. As Mike| Dr. F. M. Conn, Alaska Bidg. * rik B COMO RED THAT MASS Pre ATT! TIVE or ‘VED In rH IN THE TOMB FOREGROUND 18 OF ENGINERR ALLE WHAT I NH. TTYL LET OF WHO DIED THE RACED ATH ; | \¢ Fl Fl Bathi ;S t ags! ags! Bathin uits sith ge for your yacht or launch. Silk All aboard for A don't forget your Plage in handkerchief and button-hole size to Bathing Sulit. right h » tomorrow } orate your home or place of busines All want. Sandals, Caps and Water-wings, too sizes, all b d all price everything to help you swim. f “ Mounted Muslin Flags, per dozen ... LADIES’ BATHING SUITS of plain dark f ". ~ Z1-2¢ to 0c _ blue Sicilian cloth e with pretty dot - we j ted sailor « with whi and Cotton Bunting Flags, size 2x6 f each wash and tie, onthe $3.00 ‘ | 35¢ LADIES’ BATHING SUITS of fine Sicilian ag 4 | made with full tucked blouse and aie n Bunting Flags, size 436 feet } skirt, with collar, belt and sleeves of white , with blue dots, a very handsome sult, at oo Wool Bunting Flags, size Sx8 feet " only totes $4.50 * : s 4 $2.00, 42.50, $4.00, $5.00 and $5.50 : - Wool Bunting Flags, size 8x12 feet, each BATHING CAPS in colors to match suits 1 aaa pa é $6.49 = with rubber lining ; : tay ong 15e, 200, 35 and 45e Sitk Flags, unmounted Se to $5.00 gANDALS in biack or white at Bunting and Crepe Paper in national col .. Be, BBe0 and 45e a : si ors for decorating purposes. Ayvadis Water Wings .. .o.s6 sees++- B50 sel ete fare , McCarthy Dry Goods C i Stared, aetoateg were] cUar ry ooas Oo. Hammocks and Umbrellas and s00ks Glove for Fourth. ¢ ah 1 your dree the we corre f summer Make es quoted for te | ery eany tory mor MERCERIZED Zt white and navy the most fash) "HYRS in " a WHITE white che ne DRE WIS8E tment 25e, in pretty pin from 1 Be 20¢ effects, a large a ele materia eon at ENGLI rt make #6 cation trips, a nable ar | seavon, and at present time very ra H GOLF SUITID n reversible ASHADLE walat for camping or va 12 1-2e ORGANDIE white er ral sprays and figured ef rd 1be | Ww | with beautif fect | WA a BATI h dot priced HABLE per TE, ver pray y fashionable and» WASHABLE VOILE n black, mavy and mand 12 1-2e w much in prett wh te grounds, a yard at WHEN THIS PICTURE WAS TAKEN WRECKING CREWS WERE AT WORK ON THE SMOKIN¢ RUINS, WHILE A CADDENED AND CURIOUS CROWD LOOKED ON, AT THE THEATERS) L/77LE HAPPENINGS |}\02° or 18 sontey on fold ‘ nive . t Bt. Mark’s chur TeTTT CTT Te Tee eT ee t eting * | Cer ‘ U. at the + cama suanennts. Salim hagas h the de Second Ave. and Madison St. * Third Avenue The Fer * Ke Rot & Detectives ® | tor of th ht rT. F & ~Beattlio— McManus Benefit ® | last nigt ! embyt & Slar—Polite Vaudeville ® i whieh time he ¥ The rs * # | ternath al congre - RRR RR RR in | He ret a in} NEWS OF THE RELIABLE TRANSFER CO. | my, Dlamonay Pine Lineal v atthews j . n learty ta Septemnt a Beginning Tuesday night and run-| Rey. a. 1 of the First [2nd the ition, which the latter Baggage, Furniture, Storage Studs, Ear Screws, Eta, ning all this week, Mrs : , ere ie Hing away, is headed STATE , Butte, haw bes the Manhattan company ae epg ~ ver thee » | by Mrs. ©. Seheuerman Office and storage room, 1215 First | Houghton & Hunter sent the much talked of * . t Rev Ht |, Mersiars wled igh - avenue, Dopetien Nine me Jewelers Klesctina ne author of this play > a ‘ing, (Gow! in the rear of The I unset 603; pen’ i mere a be a at i x . 1. Firet Ch TO oe arene gpm gg toring |. PROSSER The commissioners | 638. 704 First Avenue a: eieenn wih to - te |-at pos ° Dr, Chagnon tk wtole th th. reg. |for the new county of Benton have r “many wpesches i oven pulpit Reptenver. bs ctap jbeen sworn in and they held their yar af Grek Gene on Pee cee ee . Ne ties of the | first session Friday. J. D. Marsh as the élalogue between Leah | ion, ’ Wan © MOD iisees resid ‘ ‘oj | has been appointed clerk of the su 4 Sylwaine, when he finds her! ‘Orient inday night iperior court, C. O. Anderson is the house, and O61 genera af satan and dad ae 1626 Twelfth « >| county attorney, and F. H. Gloyd is wb nature " se Seen. OS. See nS ab the ‘result the auditor, The other officers are - hat ane one rine: © Pe) mind. wee as follows: A. G. McNeill, sheriff U01-1103-1105 SECOND AVE. he McManus benefit |), bu ss Ff Sotueth wits Harry Van Horn, assessor; J. W be held at the Seattle eee of Gee na W. € Gilkey, school euperintend A r sae ‘ Se L, Smith, surveyor; Dr. F. 8. Hed . je Detectives” ts being | hank he = wil contatig Wiliam P. Sharp war vet- | ger, coroner, and C. D, Kelso, treas Cut Price Today and Tomorrow the Tay ficem sand « y jeran, died Sunday me ot he ty taw- | ZAPAN CRE *LOTH, in all the fancy colors, for kimonos, ete. ; hel a8 aidence, 1 Thirty-second ave COLY ta B—Gtevens county law. "st onertinersaeenie rds t t nue ie te en a wife ee |yers met bere & a af 001 + sees . eorge F ert} Friday |" He | . es 4 perfected the organization of || FANCY CHINA SILKS, for cushions and draperies. Regular, per the company | evening for Melt Ireland. He | *hildren. dhovenn County tor eanndiaiitls yard, 80¢; cut to A eadvaliy -bnoesunen ll ph ragga be jobs sh Si ee ram ‘tm BELLINGHAM Customs In CHINA SILK, EXTRA QUALITY, regular $1.00 per yard; cut to ean ties s thiir a . te ster, Mee Mati | ie. eGarterty Fr spector Frazer York, of Hunting sad Gh 59¢ and they sai ; pipet ad me Sey fon was brought here Sunday with ston, ‘The 8 rece with | ine be e ot} an ugly gun shot-wound tn his umult of & ie Gunday meee oe! oa wengs Post.|head. He was found on his farm The Star's t t ¥ vom wanwoued potas Seewts, 5 g |bim and whether he shot himeelf , lated to ple ectally } |from accident or design has not TODAY AND TOMORROW warn for it is } been ascerta An elegant ywing of fine, new buffets. No profit whatever is ATS THE DUTCH Sienbines 0 We sono ar: wieweant “ AS j ORIA HE BEATS | AUBURN M. Stebbings, @ vet- | expected—but we DO count on an awakened interest im furniture more th umually attractive ch CAPETOWN “ ' " an of the civil war, id at his it conerally ter. The Star ide ian Satie f For Infants and Children. leader, M attacked + de. | home near here Seturday night af No. 190 BUFFET (sce upper cut? « Sam.” iit make any ova | The Kind You Have Always Bought | ‘x2 » e Karas (ey @ lone is highly polished quarter-sawed Nee screar here ar wix ther meauntse Ger thwest t- | oe ' © eo c big numb luding + xints, | Boars the rien A Ge s unit TACOMA—Cableship Burnside Is golden oak; has bev French . | Sigma ature aR agBicter ed off by the |taking on 200 miles of cable here plate mirror, 18x40 inches; base be} e nen are ported with which it will extend the Alas 20 inches deep, 45 wide; silver | ka cable from Valder to Seward and linen drawers. Regular NORT H YAKIMA—The apple $30.90, cut to $18.75 e Yakima valley t# not as There will, how BUFFET — Of quarter There 18 Crop plate oval mirror, 14x ( alfalfa this y first crop silver drawers, two we tor Ae dare wriswiiie compartment. Regular > pany ex $21.50 ae ) FET—Of quarter baal tn the wear iden oak; has 14x38 w t about | ¢ French plate mirror be financed by 20x42; full width circular The canal w front china compartment Klickitat valley high. Cut from ntry south A laree a Con ekleton wheat No. 132 BUFFET—Has aoe ane J , se : beveled French plate a, ows octal pardrayt So oval mirror, 18x32 heer gm ; - “g: om ! tirely high- aughter when th . r frosts, but the inches, entir high made the a better and the ished quarter pla wher 1 tu re gave the n oak showed tha sh loors po ag THE SUPERIOR YURT OF pe a The “talking IN 2 SUP mR CC « — ‘ee nga r j | the State of Washington. In and Regular e arkat ' ’ | for the County of King Fath Ganaien tb saan | nT HEEL] 9] tn eho Matter of the Receivership gap _ pvlee Montages i} 171) Blot The Evans Manufacturing Com The held the attention of the tly pany. No. 47307 tepe - ' Notice is hereby given that the eal Saaenane* Wega ite turn, The trick that cau WILL BUY THIS Four has duly qualified as recelver of the || Plate mirror, 14x40 greatest talk was the fox terr above named corporation, and that silver and linen draw- mounts a 40-foot ladder and leaps SOUTHEAST SE ATsLe on the Sist day of May, 1905, an or ers; large china com to the ground. ‘ Jer was made by the Cc and duly partment entirely poneacpacuaicinenctas F itiekac! ate tome Ec eesigplenad batty entered, requiring all { quarter-sawed golden SERRE EE Seueanien eons: Win pentry, Nath az ets for le Jebted to said corpore ’ oak, $50.00 Buffet l* * let us show you You ve in th fine little home rT any the same to the unders all cut to ¢ # GENATOR MITCHELL HAS #/9 its size you may choose from our plans while you pay for it. Invest ersons having claims nst said |p ou 30. : i aon \ ~ 0. 767 B 5 f solid os finished in ear aglish; Fren # GRANDSON—I8 A DUKE. */9 63 per week and save rent, Youcan be an independent owner of orporation to present the same|f N BUFF BT—Of solid oak, is finished in early English ch o PARIA June 96-~A sen wes MIE Sour own bonie in three years Which will be worth much more then July verified, within ninety days plate m 10x34 inches; base 20x42; large lower compartment |% born today to Duchess de la *® you paid for it. Seattle's population is doubling every f year from the entry of sald order, to the _contal ilver drawers. Regular $35.00, cut to $20.00 | & Rochefoucald, rmerly Miss ® You know what I say te true. Make start today Take car undersigned at his offi e, No. 684) No. 154 BUFFET (see lower cut)—Entire swell front, golden oak * Mattie Mitche sughter of ® Washington street. Office open On the ground until 9 p, m wow York rs - Five ee or to quarter-sawed; has carved top and front; French legs; leaded *& Senator Mitchell, of Oregon * een oe lodavek waet : ha ie || Slass end doors; three-compartment silver drawer; two linen draw ——— neys, or be forever barred . SERRE eides of tanks’ tutes jf ers. Regular $65.00, cut to. - $50.08 } The Oregon and the Bertha sail , | W. A. DOHERTY, Receiver. | for Alaska Monday night. Both A Rossman and Johnson, Attorneys | DISPLAY ON MAIN. FLOOR | steamers have all they can carry of for the Receive 300 = Pacific} both freight and passengers. Block, ,