The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 24, 1905, Page 8

8 THE SEATTLB.STAR—MONDAY, JULY 24, 1905 . . { unt ato lock last night . Tainted Dollar and the [““rme tormer necretary and nin witel Me 7 JM OME | « were Iriving turing the aftern , 1 , o . ~ | plained of feeling tl, and Dr, Btew-4 i fart, who wa A guest at the house 4 De, M.A. Mattnen ; Eetiss tne cldn’ om om ettaue’ of RBeeee ee oe ‘ ee ol , ,|heart disease, 1 t died a half | ’ ° on Fe pre seeks al Nour ater, ft the moat| SAN DINGO, July 24.—Forty-n la , ” ‘| Lamont w 4 ye sid, He waa | F buried in (he mili ' 4 | 1 t « N.Y ’ nd on the of the pro |EWPLOYMENT F/RMS ves 8 MGR X 7: ae beers Wie cleipiatn ms ehimet wes bl | ‘ we he beca Iraped. with th Uenal embiem | ; SORE AT dah, C. A. me ay cmc! TO TALK | | = tands Out Like a Clear-Cut Cameo | _ "2 WATER potitics your duty “and Ob ccna ‘ anh | ja Here in @ plece of news that should make the heart of oman ed one of the bent purchases of We thugs from every f teal |r Y ui teenr the " men's Outer Garments we ever mada power, A K as th | t if C3 eye . harbored or remats has » t eting with ther th. | REDUCTION WILL BE MADE AC . “ = hes “ fina d 4 policemen will t , At being ' to ha CORDING TO SEVERAL COUN. | freneh in wh te wm be “cc 9 sé 53 st ae a 3500 “Anglim” Brand “Shirt pase gree worms Sm SE) Stage "ven leering! aie nglim” Bran rts, = mre eof the coumell wil 17 | the Dural grown exprone Wa Actually Wort .25, $1.75, A) The captains of fir n- | need 4 that they t » once more take up the wa- | ° Pitta Mylrea PnP a. Tongery enpen id nr ning | tat sate sepesten seeeer, & S| $2.25, $2.75 and $3.00 Each, at | gambling and ‘ ' « Ww i The water fund the leaders of W ‘ ; which has offices at|condition that ‘ 1 Could we smash th ate, th ur hea r es a! could be made “althe u An “Angliim” Shirt or Walet stands for merit. Thousands of women yw that the garment will be right at every point. To be | , Mentical old difficult Sag small f hey . heir | will not allow the reduction to take| to offer thousands of “Angiim” Shirte—"town and country wa { you will—at an average of half price, just at the beginning of the F : age ia enleen os at the.© . oe « alplace before next January, at the Sound Summer, is something to be puffed up about water = time convert the masses to a new |} s of " he | earliest hy of Ww veral members would prefer to . n y - make no reduction, using the water | | fund aa in the past to pay general e ome 0 e 0 é too wich | LAMONT IS DEAD expenses, thereby keeping down the| It t 1 tax levy, or » raise the salaries of | ove { od, y 1 | : 3 e city officials. fe ove dh The makers, CLENDENING-ANGLIM CO., OF 406-410 OCCIDENTAL AVENUE, SEATTLE, are the largest manufacturers of feminine 4 : | POUGHKEEPSIN, N. ¥., July 24.) Others desire to pens rg garments on this Coast, and we are their largest customer, Consequently it is q natural that any bargains that The “Co.” has should } moaphe such max Daniel & 1 t €/ advocating the r n order unt of the ome to the Bon March ’ \ for the & tf} wa Preaide ev t)to attain the friendsh taxpay- | threaten Any way. they are now at the end of their summer season, What does it mater if 3,000 or more waists are left—say, out of a quarter of } true must perish, and manhood | administration, died of heart dive ors that will be ac eful at the next | recent gerous flood has stimu million 8 year! A mere drop in the bucket bs in 1 the Rearding of wasters k, in Dutchess municipal election lated property owners to begin the| Sell then out and wipe off the slate for next year,” they say. “We'll start fresh.” So here are the waists, or “Shirts,” at an [tn of removal immediately worage of half their value This restriction only om the sale; NONE TO DEALERS. Otherwise “stacks” and “stacks” of them would be The location will simplify the pught up to sell aga I sabreet ond ingore Sere af ‘Just a word more about tho style of the garments—there’s not a good store from here to the Gulf of Mexico without them, either oes BS Pd FREDERICK & NELSON (inc.) | Camricte Cretit Monsere a for Valdes. A ratiresé } vey ure more prominently known and more easily identified a» “TOWN AND COUNTRY WAISTS,” and they are by long odds the ideal , . same Somplene ne Dam 4 imnarter Semen Shas house for the “Girl on Puget Sound,” being comfortable and proverbial cucumber 2 - ay and» wharves, in much The materials used in making the garments are in the fol =: Swivel on, Silk Mixed Cashmeres, Zephyr hooper weter, wil tmareve the ship. lannols, Anderson’s Scotch Oxfords, Madras and Ginghams; Manoish Shirtings and Tissues of pretty stripes, checks, plaids, | for the whart ts to be shipped! Every garment is cut, designed, made, laundered and boxed in this company’s modern factory in this city madith. | The self same garments are now marked and fn other local stores at a fourth more—and they're not asouable at that ridiculously low price, for, Cholee.,.....66 seesrece © eeeeeee ose town in mpyuproar, we offer this entire assemblage at ' SALE CONDITIONS All sales final, No exchanges. None sent C. O. D. or No ‘phone orders accepted. Positively none NEWS OF THE}! STATE | | Furniture On Special Sale To- day and Tomorrow THE HOTTEST DAYS OF THE YEAR ARE AT HAND, WHEN COMFORT IS FOUND ON THE PORCH OR LAWN RATHER THAN INDOORS. WE HAVE A LARGE SHOWING OF FURNI TURE DESIGNED FOR OUTDOOR US) E GLAD TO BE ABLE TO ANNOUNCE A SPECIAL SALE OF IT AT THIS OPPOR TUNE TIME. WE HAVE SOLD MORE PORCH AND LAWN FURNITURE THIS SUMMER THAN IN ANY PREVIOUS SEASON CIGARETTES cannot be sold to minors in Whitman county A‘ fax denier was recently fined $2 for doing it A GARFIELD FARM has changed jrands for, $10,000 deration Charigs W. Kimball purchased it 4 W. A. Disney THE M'MAHON SAWMitte THE GREAT NORTHERN has, ] C > MockGeré. wan oyed by fire bought a new round house site at} The Art Laurel Double Fine THE NORTHWOOD CEDAR/ at 615-8 ae poond ave. RONTIER DAYS are returnin t ret A wa, Indian oy COMPANY, at Lynden, is in the AND THIS SPECIAL SALE WIL! RE MANY MORE Es GO TO ADD ATTRACTIVENESS AND (¢ MFPORT TO SEATTLE Li * the same man : che drove away . : Aiki Natatorium ts the only re- : HOMES, CITY AND SUBURBAN. AS WELL AS TO MAKE CAMP i from her house about @ year ag: ae ere Set oot te Ragley’s Corner ed | hine. All under roof, at 2pm with a rifle LIFE MORE ENJOYABLE } 3 2 | RENO, Nev.—The traveler from | years bef ANGORA GOATS are proving &/ nono to Hawthorne, Nev., on the | exterminated or d t success In the Palouse valley — Colorado railway, often the large herds of horses! OTTO OLSQN w esert along Walker Morgan lake, Tac he Walker Indian re-|attampting to swim id. | leaking boat CUMMINGS, of Seattle, ix to purchase the Waltsburg oie | Your Baby’s xa Needs We con t which is saying a Se ta guard of heavier shipments waterworks system mn These horses are ange animals gone wil sible of the latest products a COWEN ie in the Colfax jal! ¢ yd amare rachael es : 3 ; se, . anawer several charges of horve horse They a " ee eh Pe an excellent line from which to choose. We consider it a pleasure to show gouds at any time whether . horses tt nee covere 1 deliver them to your with ffalo an’ least price H You wish to purchase or not Among the new arrivals ma Bottles, § to 12 oz TWO TRAIN ROBBERS were BODY BRUSSELS CARPE AND RUGS Bi OW WILTON RUGS—The name of Bigelow augh saturday morning b “ , - wuld The Body Brussels Carpetin p at $1.50 tampe any. Floor Covering as an excellent a N Pacific detective im th " ravel am me Water, half galion, includ and $1.60 2 yard, sewed. Iald ar " ‘eiaiasa) ailinen tore {2% of trying mb into a F os hills on its weatern ng bottle ihe 9x12 ft. Body Brussels Rugs are : > man car window. Tt e © | would sq@ hundreds and the gar of Milk, our own importa- oan a few weeks, Walker la’ ity, 1 pound 306 her bre “BUNDHAR WILTON RUGS Wilton stands for all that is good in I ( caw thaw ae erings. The 9x12 ft. Bundhar Wilton Rugs a . tw priced at, each a Sugar of pound 2Qhe a y excepting e “halt ¢ doz..20¢€ 6, half A WENATCHEE RANCHER, Da urda GOOD LAND k Wilt S30.00 was killed aloon row lake, which CASHMERE DEMOOCRA ond Advance Ship nents of Fall Bvapertes ae Beeinning to Arrive ear gel cy family sie During the past week we have Tt Republic western side of Walker the first mts of our new Fall | r a és a imont of popular p Av you went around whi - the Lace to be found HEEP SHIPME han even gun-bak Nat, halt natbon Corded Arabian Laces at From $2.50 to $3.50 a Pair at E j ot | aF6 willing to attemp VEL l E AC 7, n’s Barley, 1-Ib imitation Arabian and Cluny Laces at From $2.00 to $4.00 » Pair t rads te Up until last winter the i tee ssceeg horses on the Nevada ert Vax, for sealing Arabian Novelty Curtains, Having Trimming of Arabian Braid in White and Arabian Color on English athens PECIAL PRIVILEG ehét or polacted by the pound . Net, at $2.25, $250 and $3.00 » Pair. ‘The new arrivals o nelude a full new ¢ Art Dimity, ¢ 6, Silkoline been granted Walter } herdamen. Now the ‘ Delivers Burlap Hangarian Cloth, Mouk's Cloth a abrics, all of wh ery mo Brisnon to. r peotec the Jat f ARE Phones 982 ately priced wpe “e* on New act We expecially invite an Insp mot . ws axeortments remain € plet . — . at T G D choosing HOQUIAM will dedicat travel mat ay ar This Catalogue Free to Qut- mainly of nad onge Near Seattle-Everett Interurban THE DEXTER HORTON BANK attle, was the purchaser i mhaking’ it i in th nm even it ‘ BARLY COMPLETED THAT FAR r osts You of-Town People MAIL ORDERS RECEIVE send, it is now officially announeed.| ay they are often diff and a favo THE O. R. & N. COMPANY cor templates extending Its line from! tegr destruction was inc Joseph to Clarkston, on the Sna tiered water bh i OUR PROMPT |f'= ye Turkish Bath 50¢ SHADE that t rds are prote ! INCLUDING BED ALL NIGHT. WHEAT in the Walla Walla val-\iney have grown very ley will be damaged but little by the ‘ ARE REPRE sgemeeerece tt) Nothing Heady’s Barber Shop First and Washington AND CAREFUL ATTENTION At 1331 Second Ave ; st late 11 mer sh FOR THE ASK BD k he bills ea - 4 he canyon. At the head finest u and Go to Alki Natatorium yon is a V-shaped stock pe y fitted with a ry a and the (nating in a nto wh f a ™m 5 f warm salt wat full | many a A c $ Noastfural th of people eng = th ‘he © hore ia 8 ‘ m salt baths #° | broker . w“ ‘ r x en. cei ne tran co steer an iter built, tm fae New York Block WILLIAMS OPTICAL C0. 12, Second Ave (INCORPORATED,) Second Ave. Madison and Spring Sts. Second Ave. Madison and Spring S