The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 13, 1905, Page 3

cartiaen oy scene NS Cas These Friday are made by givir i greater re @uetion on article lready reduced for July »s Ae to empha and make it seem ab! important to you to attend this sale. Read thesedtema--you save from 25 per cent to 60 per cent on everythi at the y sale yy Floor Friday guar Oxi2 ( $2.00 to ¢ abian La tain Bolid Golden Oak Chiffonter, has swell top drawer, French bevel plate mirror, hat x, three large and two sm drawers. Regular price OUSTED BY THE COURT. es Regular $12.50 Suits for regularly “Don't Worcy, Watoh Us Grow"* The Ne iin Credit __ Friday Specials and July Sale Specials et Sweepers, Bissel euch 1.60 val Chiffonier rox™ AVE. @ UNION STREET WILL BE A “HUMMER” THE STAR THEATER HAS A FINE PROGRAM FOR THE STAR CARRIERS AND NEWSIES—BIG PARADE A PART OF RECEIVER’S IMPERATIVE MUST MAKE HASTE IN SETTLING UP THE AFFAIRS OF THE BIG MONARCH STORE OR BE B. ALEXANDER GIVES ORDERS TO “CUT THE VERY LiFe OUT OF ular $9.50 Suits for aters for $2.66 Wool Swe Shoen, | | | | ¢ | | 20¢ Suspenders for | for .. S$e Heavy Suspenders for... 44 tween Gator and zzz Clothing Co 1317-1319---First Avenue- ar $3.00 Vici Kid Shoe Women's MEN'S FINE SHOFS & Shoes for $6.00 sh om, KO Dong soles, worth PRICES.” A BIG LOSS TO CREDITORS WILL FOLLOW. 900 MEN’S SUITS Men's Sik Finish Earptian Mal- | 900 Men's Suits, fine Imported briggan Underwear, regular | 55 54 a: $1.00 value, for t re Seotch Tweeds, Cas remy Berges | Men's Fine Medicated U Reg and Cheviots, | leather cx All Suits fitted without charge. | Men's Heavy Catite Regular $6.50 Suits for | shirts, that well ine 2 oa | $2.60, on sale here f Regular $9.00 Suite for | MEN’S DRESS SHIRTS Regular $11.00 Ste fr saa Sur enank decease Regular $12.00 Suite cepular Regular $14.00 Suits Mens Pan en's 765 YOUTHS’ SUITS regula ty Men's and & Neat, nobby style for young| een men. All the newest materials. | for Women's ¢ Perfect fitting. | 7c Swe Regular $4.50 Suits for s $1.50 Sweater Women's Fanc ular $4.50 Suits for $4.00 Fancy All turned 650 CHILDREN’S SUITS SOCKS AND SUSPENDERS | w"0°°"- Paten Heavy All Wool Alaska Socks, $2.50 Shoes. 2 and 3-p worth 50c pair, for 18é¢ | Women's Exten« Russian Plouse. Men's Warrant ck Lisle Walking Shoes, worth $4.00 its, etc. Spi Thread 8 for 48 | | 82. egular $2.60 8 Men's Fancy Lace vanen's Breach Bosi Regular 96.00 + warranted fast colors, worth | 0 Patent Leather 42.75 Suite for pair, for ‘orduroy Knee Pants, MEN'S FING NECKWeaR = | M7gr On President Busper ere $1.00 Fancy Kid Shoes for ine President Su« 2.00 Bchool Shoes for 36e Fancy Teck Ties for 146 | Genuin P t Su: | $2.60 Quilted Bottom Boys Boe New Four-in-Hands he for Fancy Handkerchiefs tor Se | TRUNKS AND TELESCOPES A i ee tanee 2 rcpt | Heavy Solid Zinc Trunks, regular LAGKA OUTFITS $8 DOZEN MEN'S HATS HB ry ig dled aggro - tures, et $10.00 Trunk, strap $5.00, Splend pring styles, Soft and . One lot ¢ Stitt, than Half Price Built Cases for nee ae ee $0c Straw Hats for he | 4 Leather $10.00 sult piubber Boots and Shoes, Ru $2.00 Fedoras and Derbys for bs pA f 495 _ oe . uded ts pe eers Wesetse for... CEG | 5 Saescepes fer SERS | 91.00 ana $1 Hankets for 4% 50 CASES UNDERWEAR $1.00 Telescopes for 55e | and $1 Blankets for rie The largest stock and best as-| 6000 PAIRS FINE SHOES | {1-00 And $2.28 Hine = sortment of medium priced Men's At about Half Price. Shoes for Blankets, values from Underwear in the state. men, women and children. Extra | $8.00, go now for Regular 36c Underwear for. Bé | good School Shoes in lot. | eeecetes oe Monarch Shoe and Half Block North of g Postoffice 1317- 1319 at $2 WOMEN’S GHOES ia Shoe Regular hoes for $2.8, CHILDREN’S SHOES t Alanka $5.00 to $4 THE SEATTLE STAR—THU THE FUN CHA UNCEY KKK . EXPLAINS 3 ys DEPEW SAYS HE HASN'T BEEN KICKED OUT OF THE ABL®& BUT THAT HE MERELY RESIGNED Wpecial to The Star) | | Frank Milton and De Long Sisters, who will appear at the Star theater Friday afternoon, when over 300 Star Newspaper boys will attend in a body at a special early matin The Star's host of carriers, branch agents and newsboy i be the} guests of the play 1 orches tra of the Star the and tbe cireulation department of The Star, | at a special matines on Friday aft-| ernoon, July 14, commenci o'clock It is needless to way t | he all pre engagements, and ha opted” tations for the vent, Up day noon ove: had cail-| telephoned to The Star ald “be on hand,” and the number will probably be much | larger Promptly at 1 o'clock t will leave The Star alley, headed by Prot. Miner's Juvenile band of 2( pleces, and march to the theate This band has among its m or several newspaper boy they tickled to death over th show th hums how th chance ey can toot The program at the ter will be a hummer The w illustrat rlogiat. sketch ¢ th the four society w ats, Lafayette Lamont troup the Protean Won ders, Zara and pany; and ank Milte DeLong me *, must *, in “The t the ra will MORE FUNDS FOR DESERVING HOME the Florence ton hor pe the t ke { $35 per month T Hie «. ) ty ¢ Beckingham is making ar tion of the needs of the bh Mra, Moffatt's report shows that there nbw 40 persons being the home, and that my in harmony |} The last year's to of conducting the home, in- cluding taxes and all other ox penses, was only 42 ts per day per persor | County Commissioner Baker stat- | ed Thursday afternoon that King terial ansis either b ay propriation for much neede aire at th or by an aned month ance The Pacific Const steamship Pu ebla ived in Seattle on Wednee day night, 12 ur late. On her; trip from San Franciecc he en tered one of the roughe rme in the erience of her off The carried 237 assen Ker and} ns of freight Everyone is catching perch in Lake Union Go fishing and get your tackle at Piper & Taft, 1024 Becond avenue. eee Hub has That you want Clothe rhe a hunch ummer And that \ Half Price Sal Would help Particulars Tomorrow OM the juare, Opposite Totem now, | to leave me pn Ayers CHICAGO, July 18.—The view with Senator Depew on the Equitable matter, in which the lat ter #ays that the reports of t land deal” with the Equitable are | areatly exaggerated i The report said the senator, |? refer to the Depew Improvement |" Jeompany, which was given my name without my belng consulted Much of the stock was held abroad, Thus, when more fande wer necesdaty, it was impossible ne j cure th operation of the widely scattered foreign #tockhol though several members of the company, myself for one will ing to agree to any scheme to re store the enterprise to a profitable pants If the Equitable will Join as ar the other creditors out of individual, like in taking the hands of the receiver and rec ing it, there will t Equitable. The the ordinary company reaniz no loss t n was m sination by the offi of Equitable charged with that duty had absolutely nothing to do vith Senator I mays the r | that bh ja to be ousted from oe i are ridiculous. never heard a word of | thig amatter since I placed my renig- |, nati Yh the hands of Paul Mort: \juet before I came a 1 1 re- jh |aigned because I am nearly 73. |, am reducing my business the which u ae for that re pose which belongs to a man of 73 no matier how vig« )| Hair Vigor. Losing your! hair? .And doing nothing to} through their system stop it? Don’t you know that | they wit! be able to save thelr mem | Ayer’s Hair Vigor promptly | vers trom six to Sitlers ode checks falling hair? It cer-| month at a cost to them of 50c per tainly does. And it always Oa It {# not surprising that restores color, also. 1.24 ax people are on ther Housewives, see bargains er- | ** ming mer It ip their tined In Pike Street Shopping Guide, | inte a large department page 7. ww : Besides in two win the we many n today w add EQuIT.|* * his wife bh They d was the reason of b & himeett [Taneweneenewene TEDD} GREETS THE NEW AMBASSADOR SSeS eee EERE EEE OYSTER BAY, J 13.—The president ved Baror the new R an ambaswade an nore Hill this af Ava ht Iph ador the | lowstone Park f the Producers Their mana ‘nit i mers Af ation, 314 Colmar k, 8 t h pears be much pl ! ne op ow being promoted, He states that they yt during the past ng to thone who call at ng to become mer ion, Their p pted t ri fore. Lik | We THE PIPE ORGAN N THE HOME ARE SEATTLE AGENTS FOR It f significant fact that the rgan has come to be a feature pa fy if the architect will fer with our experts, It adds @ ot can be- und gives an amount that nothing else Pure California Olive Oil uy TEA & COFFEE CO. 921 BECOND AVENUE, Near Madison Gtreet. WE ARE SHOWING A TWO-MANUAL KIM- BALL ORGAN store, The price 1 are invited to try, the Chickering, Cable and othe JOHNSTON CO. 903 SECOND AVE. Burke Building. Watch This Space. G-LHolmesFurnitureCo- U01-1103-1105 SECOND AVE. A GREAT BARGAIN DAY f furniture put on special sale y ester ay—about 600, of which but few can be advertised, or displayed RUGS AND MISFIT CARPETS This is a rare opportunity for offered Following to @ partial list a buyer as the choice is very MISFIT CARPETS | Vel 6-9x8-5, regular price 9x12, regular price 9x11, regular price 6-9x7-7, regular price 6-9x9, regular price 9-8x10, rex price 9-11n6, regular price 9x12-8, regular price Ox regula x12 $xit gular price 9x12, regular price 924, regular price RU Axmi 6x6, row 6-9x10, r ‘The Monarch {s gradual! turéf. In no public compet The Monarch combine It is as serv after 2 We more iceable unhesitatingly a economical of fuel THE TOP of the Monar 1 and the body is blued steel, t is the ONLY ONE » SUCCeRS. THE DUPLEX DAMPER Is 90 front, resulting in an equal oc This is why bread ne sure to be baked perfectly MALLEABLE IRON used in th cially for it. The peculiar conditic require this, No other range in th $5.00 CASH, $ Buys a new range. And we take allowing every cent it is worth ishe range ‘omy and the oven itd has better h Range which has vet 7.00, cut to $10.50 to $20.00 to $27.50 © $20;00 to $20.00 to 820.00 to $20.00 GS nster $14.85, ly super t ever alities of other ard usage ing every ranges when br all other range rity over $ water drafts; will heat more annealed all through and pol heref no blacking. A polished top that re it need arranged as to admit mbustion of fuel and ¢ t be turned in a Monare ne Monarch Range {s ns to which a range he world is made of ma 5:00 A MONTH your old range as part payment made eable to $20.00 to $7 0 to #2 en beaten ia, in with a host of features EXCLUSIVELY ‘and new This proved a 1 iron and | large, a the patterns attractive, and prices lower than we have ever before , éxé cut to$ 9.75 cut to $12.00 cut to $12.00 cut to $12.50 0, cut to $12.50 25.00, cut $35.00, cut 6x9. $17.00, 6x8, regular pri 6x8-8, reg 8-3x11-6, regular price..... 10-6x11-9, regular price 10-6x12 ar price. . 00, cut - $42.00, cut $50.00, cut Body Brussels regular price $12.00, cut regular price Hr 40, cut regular price $13.00, cut regular pr $17.00, cut 6x7-6, regular y $17.00, cut 6x9, regular p’ $16.00, cut 6x9-9, regular price $18.50, cut 6-9x8-3, regular price $18.00, cut 11-3x11, regular price 28.00, cut 8-3x12, regular pr $$ 50, cut 8-9x11, regular pric ° seus 00, cut 3x12, regular price .... ‘ sabe 0, cut 8-3x11, regular pr $28.00, cut 8-3x8-3, regular p . $23.20, cut 10-6x12. "4 r seeeee $27.50, cut 9x12, reg 5 ‘ «$28.00, cut regular pri av basbasks $36.00, cut egula $36.00, cut regular $40.00, cut 4-6x10, 6x6-2 6x5, 6x7-£ 10x6 to to 26. iS ae s range in a cla nd ts generally recognized as the best range manufai s of it wn and is r ly unrivaled ITS OWN use: It bake more ev is made of better nly than any materials; other. workmanship is better; it is which has been especially prepared for its manufacture. MONARCH NICKEL is made on copper, giving to it a satin fin- ish, which will neither tarnish nor wear off. This is the only range made w h has this especially prepared nickel MONARCH OVENS will not warp or buckle, being riveted front back to a malleable iron frame. Monarch ovens are 15, 17, 19 and 2l-inch. This allows plenty of space for ple tins, as two 7-inch tins could not be held in a 14-inch oven, there being no allowance for the flare REPAIRS for the Monarc earry no parts for repairs. WE OFFER $30.00 For any Monarch ever sold by us, no matter how long have been u and h arenever needed nor called for, so we is may