The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 14, 1905, Page 5

HOW PEARY WILL FORCE HIS WAY TO THE NORTH POLE THE COMMANDER WRITES IN DETAIL OF HOW HE EXPECTS TO, FIGHT HIS WAY CLEAR THROUGH TOP NOTCH POINT EARTH'S SURFACE shore of Grant BY COMMANDER R at Cape Sabine with my during the remain winter quarters to the] of the them and the [with Hight slectges ice in her effort to] the n the ice Incumbered to her objective m the northern ht in in each nels leading jon to permit a fal will begin this a the lee conditions what unfavorable, a few Jays | Across the polar » mpt the|the last dropa of the a favorable opening in the! t \ asin be eee : later than the first to the ed on her way broken out of he % ice past Dob- Kennedy and Robeson chan will take up Discovery | Kane basin and the | base on the Ellesmere land sid embark the coal deposited at return home, time in September, Cape Constitution, Thank God harbor . have reached her winter quarters somewhere on the] summe (Photographs Taken by Commander Peary Himself on eR, WINTER QUARTERS AND MET! NO. 2—CAPE HAWKES, A BOLD LANDMARK IN NORTH GREENLAND. NO. 3—ICH NO. 1—FORT CONG GREELAND. NAVIGATION, 707 SECOND AVENUE—-PLYMOUTH SHOE CO.—707 SECOND AVENUE Special Bargains for Saturday MEN’S $250 OXFORDS FOR $1.9. SHOE DRESSING y Linen Low Oxfords, 2 bottles for . Not more than 2 bott BOYS’ CANVAS SHOES BAREFOOT SANDALS _—_ MEN'S $1.75 CANVAS. WOMEN'S OXFORDS 127 pairs Women’s $1.25 Dongola Patent Tip Ox last, per pair while they last INORS EASY SHOE Women’s for Women Comfort Shoes The Kind You Don’t Have $1.75, ores $2.50 BOYS SHOES KINO THAT WEAR” Girit Brown Canvas Oxfor in i's Brown Canvas Oxfords that stands the knocks». TAttle Boys’ “Hard Nox” with horseshoon, sizes 9 to aye Child's Patont Tip ‘Dongola Kis ean Child's Hand Turned Shoes, sizes “Hard Nox" Shoes, with mt . : : horneshoes, sizes 12 to ‘ Girls’ Bright Dongola Patent Tip Boys Hard Nox” Bhoen horseshoes, $1.50 a soe! Plymouth Shoe Co. SECOND AVENUE——-—707 negative the attainment of the, Hnorthern shore of Grant Land by the Roosevelt, she will be forced as far 1 will winter and iven to her obj potnt the f . season, in which ease th n is not Wkely t return until September, 1907 The principal departures in my new plan are; First ng a pow ‘ @to force my through the ice, Instead of a at second, making my base on the the Polar sea, more than 250 miles north of my f 18 bane At Cape Sabine evolution from twelve years of al moat continuous work in these high latitudes; extensive person aintance with the Cape York to 84 degrees north lati on ate and other conditions complete control of the Bak which Ansistant Se wy Dar was pleased to commend, and the execution of which he erm lthe necessary leave, Th ! t. w ! N are the tw , t for » efforts to go t | the pole : t of the eighth int nal geographt ogress, the interest and approval of scientists and gee graphers throughout the world No other field nely and universally to b as these ng, dange mys peal is the to the p rid to the primeval veins is the phystea! lust of atrivtr with and conquering the strongest natural obstacles to be found upor the face of the earth It is association with nature tn her grandest forme and most say age moods It ts closest contact with the heart earth, even though he are gaunt fon of cent And, despite the cold, the dark His Last Expedition In 1902.) ROLOGICAL STATION IN NORTH CORSET SHOES For Children With weak ank r by all le « Price, sizes 3 to 7, no heel $4.75 Price, size 4 to 8, spring heel S200 PLYMOUTH SCHOOL SHOES Child's Pxtra Fine “Plyme School Shoes,” sizes 5 to 8 ath hoes,” #ize Girly Extra} hoes,” pine Large Girls’ mouth Sct hoes, $2.00 LADIES’ $3. $2.49 We offer the very latest adver tised Shoe, the “St ertined in the leading is $3.00, 1 00 SHOES AT BOYS’ STEEL SHOD SHOES. Little Hoys’ Steel Shod Shoes, nines 9 to price a Youths’ Steel Shod Shoes, 11% to 2; price Boy’ Steel Shod Shoes, size to 5% saprice ‘ —— LITTLE BOYS’ OXFORDS. $1.76 Tan Oxfords, $125 Little Boys’ sizes 9 to 19%, at .... in and blood th the} il] the dollar. Following 1 quote ||] above mere THE SEATTLE STAR articles now and save much for our July Midseason Salo we have reduced yth eyery article in the store—and say ta you the savings are greater, om housef . r than you arrange ; } to come in } ; Saturday } evening — } store open | ; for your conven- ; lence ae é Standard Furniture Co. L. SCHOENFELD & SONS 1006 to 1016 First Ave. et.inonan TACOMA SEATTLE THEY RE OFF! Flyer for Saturday, July 15, Only--250 Pairs of MEN’S TROUSERS Light, dark and medium colors, in stripes and fancy weave, wor- steds, sultable for all the year round or summer outing wear, cus tom made for $4.00, $5.00 and $6.00. Some have been slightly dam aged from the show window, the, most of them are as perfect as when they left the tailors hands, Remember for one day only, pick ~ $L85 CHICAGO MISFIT PARLORS 1400 FIRST AVENUE CORNER UNION. neas, the stile 25 Roapllgeg Bh apr ye KAISER 200 FRIENDL?| in his veins, ever penetrates w th sf the arctic circle but what he wants| | to go again. STOCKHOLM, July 14—The en tire country is alarmed by Kaiser | one ata William's ane ement of the vis | => |it of a large an armada to} | these waters, evidently as a token of friendship. T sposition of GROCERS TO the fleet for the naval demonstra | tions will an a friendly blockade | | CELEBRATE jot the entire Swedish coast and it} looks as the now friendship ts} being overdone. nir program, consisting of! King Oscar te visiting the katser | es and a colored cover, has|and the announcement of an alli }just been announced for the sixth | ance is expected. jannual outing tail Gro | annual outing of the Retail Gr BUFFALO. NY. July 14~Dur-| ing Thureday’s session of the Grand of Kika, the southern lod i together in a fight to de liquor rs from membership In the order. The matter was laid on cers’ association, to be held at Pleasant beach, Wednesday, July 19. Mayor Ballinger has consented to act as chairman of the committee of Judges on the games. The day's festivities will begin with « parade, which will start " from the Hinckley block at #:46 agal at the convention in Denver |» a. m., in which the grocers and next year clerks will take part. Cash prizes} pernadine O. Spang wants $2. will be given to the winners of the| for « » od and twieted naa ent events. ja broken leg, caused by the slip; > } lcondition of crosawalk on Thi Not Hats at $3.00, and Yester, whieh he claims was | But $3.00 Hate, Paying the same! ogponsibie for a fall he had on fee don't mean getting the ame! june 20. At that time he wae re p and quality as you get at Thi} owed to the W . Phe $3.00 Hat Store” MN yke ‘& Co. 1331 2d Ave. sd hompital by the p ly been discharged. 1 lq nettled out of {to bring sult for the . make a specialty of fishing Piper & Taft, 1024 2nd ave APOLOGY i To the Public for having to close the door at 1204 2nd ave to keep them from ser aly in juring themselves in the rush for tomorrow I have employed ten extra sales people and I cap assure the Public there will be no delay, no waiting, ¢ body “Monarch” Shirt Sale, All styles and kinds only $1.00 each at BN. Brooks @& Co.'s, 1391 24 will be waited upon rapidly on count of having extra help. Ladies’ spring wash suits, waist skirts ‘and furnishing goods. men's and boys’ clothin hat shoes and furnishing # now being sold for 50 cen PIANOS. We begin by putting prices lower than any in Seattle. We mean by this that qual considered We sell t makes in the os placed on the ndise by the cred tors t 4 cond ave, next { loor to the f ntages Thea A. T.F Spool cotton fast black hose, 7 lace effect hose, 1 6c wash waist, 29¢; lawn waists, 69¢; 4 Indian linen shirt waists, 98¢ Jadiew, $20.00 silk shirt waist sults, $9.85; ladies’ § Indian linen shirt waist suits, $2.05; la es’ $3.00 indigo bine pereale wash suits, $1.45; ladies’ $10.00 de sole white silk waists, ladies’ $2.00 duck kirte, ; Ind 0.00 tailor made suites, § ladies $326.00 mua THAYER tailored suits, $17.50; men's $10.0 AND OTHERS suite, $3. men’ sted auits, $7.50; drews suits, $10.00; m cashmere pants, $1.50; men’s $5.00 worsted pants, $2.50; boys $2.00 school suits, boys’ $5.00 school suits, men's $2.00 fedora hats, $3.00 dress hats, $i4 on" -_ $2.50 calf skin shoes, $1 #4.00 vicl kid shoes, $2.00; men’s | $6.00 patent leather shoes, $3.00; Sherman, C ay Men's president suspenders, 25¢; white handkerchiefs, 2%c; black & Co. and tan Ross, ¢c;_ men'® Se STEINWAY DEALERS. fancy hose, 12%¢; men’s canvas gloves, 6c; boys’ 26¢ winsor ties, 11 Second Ave., Seattle 12%e, at the Insolvency Sale, | ies. Panniins als 1204 Second aye, next to] Oukiand, Cal, Pantages Theater. A. T. PEENBY, Receiver. | you the p STEINWAY AB CHASE EMERSON ESTEY RICHMOND HELLER WOODBURY GRAMER We give our guarantee. It everything isn’t just as we say We return the money, Can anything be fairer or safert Pay by the month, if you prefer. GREAT CLEARING SALE OF ODDS AND ENDS IN MEN’S AND YOUTHS’ SUITS The Great Clearing Sale Now On In Our Store of $7.50 and $12.50 Suits Is Stirring Up Ail Seattle and Surrounding Towns "$7.50 si Now at $12.50 The reason for making this deep cut is that owing to the late sea- son we are overstocked with light-weight clothing. Rather than carry them over, go they must. SEE OUR WINDOWS In — Gents’ Furnishing Goods and Hat Department everything has en reduced in price. The Hats We Are Selling at $1 .40 Were previously sold at $2.00, $2.50 and $3.00. the greatest bargains ever known. its are also incl Everything in our Children’s All Summer Under- and Juvenile Departments dur- ing this GREAT CLEARING has been reduced. wear One-Fourth Off Clearing Sale Special for Saturday 34 to 38, left from Suits and $20.00, in order to e the ridiculous s out quick we will HIMELHOCH BROS SUCCESSORS IT ALL DEPENDS ON THE POINT OF VIEW. Amusing Optical Illusions That Result From Photographing From Un- familiar Standpoints. number tographed In this way with curious | and amusing resulta, More surprising resuite than those First glance would proclaim except for the presence of the tuberances on ertainly are not parts of an the table and will probably come up| gra at Mlustration No, / egg or cocoanut. et is that the picture is re- a photograph ¢ lassifying the THIS ADVERTISEM Flyers for Sat- <- Mon's Soft Negii- and ‘without « worth to $1.00; your choice Sat- Ladies’ Viel Kid Blucher and BOYS’ WAISTS Plain Cut, all solid, 1 Big Lot of Boys’ and dark colors, sizes 4 to 12, worth to 36e, your choice Sat- oak tan soles, all solid, the e king that wears, spe- clally priced for. $1.35 aud St 50 , ‘and Misses’ Shoes, viet kid, pat. and stock ttp, warranted to wear, specially They are certainly boy's head, taken from above. The protuberances are the tops of the ears and the tip of the nose. The second picture might be that of a fish of some kind. But it is nothing of the sort. It is a dead | canary bird, photographed as it lay | upon a table back upwards. The remaining subject is not so difficult to detect If studied closely, It is @ view of the finger tips with the thumb underneath and further away There is hardly any ifmit to the sbjects that may be pho- ~.| GASTOR IA For Infants and Children, | The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature acta c4 a — sae —_—— Saies—— That's Our Motte 2615- -2617 First; Avenue Between Vine and Cedar Ste. es | SWEEPING REDUCTIONS on all SUMMER MERCHANDISE NOTE THE PRICES QUOTED IN The Bee Hive [28267 Fist Reliable Dry Goods Store Between Vine and Cedar ——— —. ON RELIABLE DRY GOODS. LADIES’ HOSIERY Ladies’ Fine Cotton Hose, “North Star Dye,” Sea Island Cotton, worth 20c; special for Saturday only ........4. 15¢ Ladies’ Fast Black Cotton Hose, full regular cut, all sizes, regu- lar value . Special for... “T 1-Re ~ LADIES! MUSLIN UNDERWEAR Specially Priced for Saturday Ladies’ Corset Covers, in Muslin and Nainsook, actual values 12%c, Ye 35e and SOc; priced to close at $1 Tye, 22%e and nil BS adies’ Muslin and Cambric Gowns, actual values ¢, TSe, $1.00 and $1.35; priced to close at 25¢, 490, = — Specially Priced for Saturday. Misses’ and Boys’ Fine a Maco Cotton Hose, sizes 5 to 9%, worth 250; special Satur- day only .. .csse seseee Misses’ and Boys’ Fast Cotton Hose, broken worth 12%; spectally Saturday only ........7 $e LACES At Clearance Sale Prices, Torchon Laces, from 1 to # inches, ,worth 10c, 12%c Ibe; y choice RE only . she t Laces, Gyo Os Res wid 12%, le and 18¢; your ice Saturday only...