The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 14, 1905, Page 3

()ffice Furniture { ' COR. SECOND AVE. \e UNION STREET | ensation of | S Seattle The Sheriff's Sale of the $20,000 Purchase of Clothing, Shoes Hats and Furnishings of the bankrupt firm of R. RICE and B. SPRING, of San Fran- cisco, which is now on sale in Seattle, one door south of post office in the large five-story Arlington hotel building at about 55c on the Dollar has brought buyers from far as TACOMA, EVERETT, SNOHOM- 18H and many other Sound cities. AND WHY NOT? nfortunate concern carried one of the finest stocks on the Pacific Coast and these goods are now in reach of everybody in this section of the country at HALF THE ay VALUE, and many broken lots marked down, even iTS ON THE DOLLAR. We intend to make Sat urday snd all next week the largest days yet of this sale by marking goods still lower, as we have but a limited time to pay for this big purchase And Need the Money Below we mention a few prices which will give an idea of how low everything is being sold +*This city ts infested with all kind of fake sales, and to pro tect our business from imitators, we want you to bring this ad vertisement to our store and we will allow you an extra 10 per . ant of purchases made. MEN'S SUITS. at tr ne m pe 4 ai t $12.00, now selling for $15.00, now selling for $16.00, now se'ling for $17.50, now ng for ores $18.00, now selling for........ss0006 $20.00, now selling for MEN'S TROL $2.50, now selling for $3.00, now selling for $3.50, now selling for $4.00, now selling for $4.50, now selling for.. $5.00, now selling for.. $6.00, now selling for 7.00, now ng f BOYS Serge $7.50, now selli HATS. English $2.00, now selling for $2.50, now selling for $3.50, now selling for see BOYS’ KNEE PANTS T6c, now selling for $2.00, now selling for $2.50, now selling for $2.00, now selling for UNDERW Se French Balbriggan, now ¢ Jersey Ribbed, now $1.50 All Wool, now SHIRTS. T5e, now selling for $1.00, now selling for $1.50, now selling for FIXINGS OF ALL KINDS. 50¢ Suspenders b eebncersises ~.¢ Lisle Thread Hose, 3 pair for and Linen Hdkfs., worth be Han fs $1.00 White Shirts ie ‘ SHOES.~ $2.50, now selling for $2.00, now selling for $3.50, now selling for $4.00, now selling for a ba aeae Trunks, Suit Cases, Bags, Valises, Telescopes at Half Price Rainier blothing House Make No Mistake—Look for the Big Sign. Md ee CR aie SIA RE RR AOD LAD A OS OT AES OSE IS CULE AY CREA! CONES now, 3 for One door south of the Postoffice. The only place any of these jools are on sale. qall it the “Pike,” bw Lewis and Clark expe have lea its right name. ‘Well, let's it the Trail,” is the popular invitation after the newcomer has seen a few of the other sights. As a matter of fact, nobody cares to excape the D. S. Johnston (0. BY HER GRANDFATHER TORO RR ATO ee ee ee | tolled home, but when she arri The Child The Kidnapper REAR EERE ERE Te it any of your t kf ¢ th nd to may anything to you y 1 rding t tt I t Mra. ¥ I 1 } 1 Ht hured Mrs, I r 1 th ged me the » a fe ter # 1 A fr a " h w. holding Marie § ' t th uu { cor t " Fred ©. Brown, y ‘ far p at « THE SEATTLE STAR ———————— @ | within wight of her lodgings, at arte Town ® | Sixth, she saw a bugmey just | Mather ® | ing the prer and in the « 1 “ * | we tle ¥ The little © Brown t her arms to the mother . but the stern father A ' a * | 1h t i the bus « 1 down the driveway at * | drank Bho r fter t bugey Yor nearly @ half mile, & \ " b@ewhna later determined to bri oot Rage overpta ms Dit Brock es 1 id) ur tood th t ht she w ¢ letermb to wer h o Wet We . hefwrieht, and will resort to th Upt r n t tw t the tody of th t " 1h the et 4, but ' 1 Ke Attor Mackint " t t " led 3 rning that th wo. Mra} eft how one. Th m punishment s-ye 1 daugt r th ten yea prisonm | 1 1 hin wife met on th Brown's friends say it has | halt hour irtly | against his wife within the past few t k ff all procee « ffect a) weeks, and r that the case may | her f al mp lege that Browr ould not be found Frid Brown t t 1 nm” to ning, and his employes may th take her child aw will be back to work Saturda Mra. Brown lost no time in has- as usual “Hitting the Trail” at (2 scccsccrs the Portl PORTLAND, July §.—Just a few! il talk of the “Midway many visitors 4 to call The Trail by ail In it are some of the most svel notions of exposition amuse ent, notably the Homer Daven ort farm, where every day the dis tinguished cartoonist may be found petting his Arabian steeds and talk ing to his fine-feathered pheasants and other fancy birds. Here also, gonally acrosa from Davenport's domain, is the Televue. The Tele- | * Later, with a crowd of new Per Cent You will bring thie a4 with you Saturday, July 15th, 1906 we will allow you a dis count of 20 per cent for it on all Tena, Coffees, Spices, Ex tracts and Baking Powder bought from us, tomorrow Saturday Remember bring this ad or we will not allow the 20 per cent discount. ADAM TEA & COFFEE CO. 921 SECOND AVENUE. Near Madison Street Diamonds, Brooches, Rings, Scarf Pina, Link Studs, Ear Screws, Ete Houghton & Hunte: Jewelers 704 First Avenue | Your presence at a con cert given by | Madame Melba | Scarlotti Signor Curasco | Is respectfully request | | ed for this afte: July 14, 1906, 0D, | artiste will v Talking Ma (These famo sing via the V! chine.) 903 Second Avg. Burko Bidg. The Venetian aspect of the wh: | le every where It was an | . tion that suggested the buildin |the Trail over the lake. plete and in full awing, it is a pre ty big affair, T ards is “water, wate ere are 30 attrac the St, Louis Pike h | eatiafying fact, to the averag Hitor, is that one can see every sh on the Trail for only about $7 Doing Gotham ments and tell bim that if he will meet me in New York, I'll show. him how to get pay dirt tof ifn What he aeeds is ly. While Mr. | agyolone; let him get out with Fowler has not as yet built a line|@ the public a bit. I don't see from city to city for the operation of hat. he has anything on the his device, he claims that it may be|@ common people but money made to work for long distances|® , just as it works for a short distance|@ NEW YORK, July 14—Wal inside the Trail concession bulld-|#@ te Scott, the miner and rich ng. Those who have talked through; @ flyer from out of the West © Televue and seen the person|® “glew into our midst” this to whom they were tatking, the im-|@ morning, on the Twentieth age being thrown on the dise,|@ Century Limited from Chicago. prophesy great things for the in-|@ He was dressed in a blue sergc vention when it develops along the @ syit and, leading the now fam Hines projected by the Inventor *# om, yellow dog by a piece of Rolowsy Kiralfy's “Carnival of) w string, “Scotty” hit the Broad nice” also is a part of the Trail. ® way trail Yue, or seeing telephone, is the in vention of J. B. Fowler, of Portiand, | and this is the first time it has been operated publ SERRE Ree . *& SCOTS BCOOTS ON TOWARD i* OTHAM |® CLEVELAND, 0., July 14 |® Walter Scott, the Death y *® miner, who is out to break all * railroad records, passedthrough # Cleveland, en route to New |® York on the Twentieth Century |® Limited, this morning. He ® stopped off a few minutes and * paid his compliments to John % D. Rockefeller |® “So this is Rockefeller’s town? # Just give him Soott’s compli * * * * vi « { * found “friends,” he got into a Latest Summer Nevelt }® cab with the dog and is now In Men's Neckwear, Hoste and | @ seoing New York Shirts you will find at EN. Brooks | @ & Co.'s, 1931 34 Ave. ee ee ERYBODY OININ WHAT WATCH THIS SPACE GOGO 96080505 8086 C866 1 |“Scotty” Is Now a | ties, more than half as many as ad. The most/ vis-| ) eee eee EERE EEE EER ERE ee scsi") QLHolmesFurnitureCo- city uring ich ine wl UOl-1103-I105 SECOND AVE. Charles E. Coon, 1 jernor of the state, a | elty Friday morning fror | Townsend. A. M. Dollar, of the Dollar Steam | ship com y of San Frar rived in the city Friday morni registered at the Butler 148 BARGAINS ] These Prices Are Made For Just One Object--- REDUCTION OF STOCK rt ‘ancy Shape White Ewer | $1.00 dagen White Cable Dinner $ and Basin 6De | Plates te $2.50 Bisvell Standard Carpet | $2.00 8-Rall Hard Wood © roquet Sweeper .. cess eee PLD Sets, varnished ,. die Pocket Knife, warrant $1.00 Universal Food Chopper. . $1.00 i-blade Stag or Ho ¢ $2.50 Torrey’s Best High Grade Ge Roll Royal Toilet Paper, y : Hollow Ground Razor. .§1,49 sheets Be cake Magno Toilet Soup, 10c Bar Williams Best Shaving floats .. +80: tees 8 10c White Porcelain, Cups, only | $2.00 Creacen® Heavy Steel Coast each .. or Wagon .. 1.49 bl 15e Best Quality Rush Shopping 85c dozen Quart Spelger & Hurlbut Second and Union Basket 6. cscee seeeeeneee be | produ |fully taken | The balust Dame of the i his rt temp! Weypt engine famou Dame. be bea BE. N. All Ave. shown in the picture, which is a re-| Relieving the romance, gargoyles 9 soy i 1, r were intended as « jue gutter MA's f fey iad ft; pouts, to dischar lin creating weird heads and figures for gargoyles as depicted in this Our $3.00 Soft and Stiff Hats can't 2d Ave. each at B. N. Brooks A number HALF PRICE. Batavia worth § Clearing Sale and red ribbon; Clearing Sale price, each Boys’ Bargains CLEARING PRICES THAT V Buster Brown Wash Bults of nice and $1.25 values; special Cleartr Boys’ Wash Suits of good washable blouse styles, regular 69¢ and 6%¢ value Boys’ Knee Pants of strong mixed tweed jal Clearing ba .Y APPEAL TO MOTHERS. als, very neatly finished, regular 98¢ als in neat summer pattern: ale price tomorrow 4 to 14, regular 2% rt Waists of madras cloth, regular 26c and 35¢ values; Clearing Sale price tomor 15¢ Hosiery and Underwear +o t~¢ Special Clearing Prices ( ercert r <i and taped, shaped garm with V nde; Clearing price 2he bleached, made kn Women's V necks, reg Women's Knitted P: Bale price length and finished with ew Clearing -19¢ le price - 25¢ t ed hee price 12 1-2¢ fast black, wide and narrow ribbed, spliced he Women's Vests of mercerized silk lisie, pink and blue, regular value bdc: ( Women's Tan Hose and toes; Clearing § Children’s He sizes, & p Children's Ho. soles, sizes 5 superior quality, 40 guage, fast color, full s and toes treble knee, all * vee ‘ 12 1-2¢ e thread, with spliced heels and toes and” double price, @ pair .. ...+6 vans +e Men’s Furnishings BIG CLEARANCE OF FINE NEGLIGEE SHIRTS. ) finest quality Negligee Shirts, made of best percales, cheviots and madras cuffs to match—including a splendid assortment of the season's Hium and light colors—styles that have sold all the seas $1.50 each; special Clearing Sale p Men's Underwear of fine Sale 5 ag Men's Working Sb wearing shirts, sp Men's Fancy. Ne kwear four in-han¢ light « » Choice of cloths, with m at $1.25 and es. e800 seeee 2 8 . 98¢ amer weight, regular $1.00 garments; Clearing natural w riped woven cheviot, with double collar band, good price ... 068 be Se clubs and ascots, made of fancy dark, medium snd and 50c values; Clearing Sale price 25e SATURDAY NIGHT BARGAINS These Clearing Sale Bargains Fai Black Net Veiling, 260 are reserved until after six values, special after six o'clock, just as a special induce- yard ‘ ment to have you visit the store Cloth Bound Books, good lye during the evening. None can regular be had before six at the prices six tomorrow night, at 10c each named. Sale will begin at the or 3 for 25e¢ stroke of six and end at closing nd Paper, 60 sheets of paper time. and 50 envelopes, in box, regu- Land Roman Gold Waist lar 25¢ value, special after six &, (3 pieces), regular value Somerrow night 19¢ ante Ek taeelal afte att Tollet Soaps, including Colgate’a, tomorrow night at ......23¢@ regular l0c and lie values, values, special after special after six Crystal Head Hat Pins, regular : - bese night, at a cake values, extra long, special Hammocks, full size, good $1.69 after six tomorrow night at values, special after six tomor- each .. oo Je row night at each . 984 White Wash Belts, with harness Bed Sheets of good hand torn buckles, 25¢ values, special muslin, size 81x90 inches, spe- after six tomorrow night, at, cial after six tomorrow night GOES 5c oi ancanvcauak -10¢ at each 3B5e McCarthy Dry Goods Co. Second Ave. and Madison St. arty of 150 business men and 1 of cag ANOTHER DAY it we promi: k surprisi This is wh cut down th special sa ay Today we look for yesterday simply to inser pared to purchase, They were pleased and better bargains—as they said—than they ext © you for t peted. Rugs and Misfit Carpets At prices cut to the lowest possib tainly be able to you the exact size you wish. no more Inter | This is an unusual « than the one] mense variety at rock bottom prices. You may choose among the following materials: ction of a photograph, beautl ning over a rade of the mous Notre cathedral, of Par It is one se that Victor Hugo refers to emarkable story gargoyle is Brussels and Body Brussels the rain water of gutters of buildings. are four in the p and Denderah in Medieval love of the gro found congenial expresston 8 reproduction from Notre For Style or Quality at, EB. N, Brooks @ Co,, 1831 =m ‘ eee Ag Straw Hats Half Price, Brooks & Co, a New, Stylish, Modern. “Monaroh” Shir only $1.00 in perfect condition, ay. Yesterday's sales y, but we put more stock in the | greater things, as many who came ct the offering will today return pre- fied and found point and in almost every conceivable size. The quantity is so large that we shall cer unity to select from an im- Velvets, Axminsters, English Axminsters, Every piece of Furniture sold tn this sale will be delivered egrmcmanoen ZA Bargains MCaritiys Bargains Bargains Bargains / Clearing Sale ‘ rs Summer |} tga Millinery -