The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 28, 1905, Page 7

THE SEATTL TAR—FRIDAY, JULY 08, Bo05 aaa a WON HER HEART WHILE FITTING SHOES TO HER DAINTY FEET A. Bridge & Co., Popular Price Clothiers 500 MEN’S SUITS WILLGO Cha fair 5 We, was t w ' ther ene: | known 1 , “gp ii bs sat aig nad | , 3 7 AT HALF Piti CE nit ~——— a (OMORROW (Saturday) morning, we place on sale 500 of our Men’s Suits, embracing the choicest Ath, Nota eae een gee se) , pickings from the season’s best sellers, at EXACTLY HALF the regular PLAINLY MARKED sell- ~ SATURDAY * SPECIALS = AT seer ae ing price. In the lot are plain blue and black serges, fine imported Scotch tweeds, swell novelty mixtures, fancy worsteds, etc.; single and double breasted, sacks, also cutaways; stouts, slims, and regulars in broken sizes. Every garment cut to conform to the very latest style, and made up in the best manner possible. Not an undesirable suit in the entire lot. Any alterations necessary to make a perfect fit will be made in our own tailoring department, free of charge. If you can get here early we'll give you the greatest bargain of your life. $12.00 Suits $6.00 $13.50 Suits $6.75 MeDonald Woo 1 Alcohol, full half gall: Headact Brom Precipitated Chalk, fall » Vera Ta Li er regular 2 Te eastes Dentistry eS ai bea a / $14.50 Suits $7 25 $15.00 Suits ¢ 50 eo ee y for - for ts It pays to deal at Lang’ ——y DRUMMERS’ SAMPLES OF 12 | IMPORTED -| COSTUMES finest mate latest de “She $10.00 “i $11.25 ‘Saturday’s Extra Specials— COLMAN BUILDING. $07 FIRST AVEN a aad We Mark u ster Brake Yul $40.00 Engte $55.00 Coaster Brake Re $120 Costumes at \ poco 7 : : j 829.00 860.00 erty he claimed to have r ghtl led f A general outiofall br Stock-taking time is here and everye ‘ en the work of inventory Splendid nay in ev partment. 55.00 Coaster Brake be aoe ae #29: 0 $100 Costumes at joot Coupled Gard . 840.00 $80 Costumes at 850,00 $25 Suit and Silk Coats 12 s $4.50 60-foot Coupled Garde Saturday | Two Cases of Baibriggan [| Saturday Snaps _ Underwear at 25¢ Snaps s Men's Light-weight Soft Finish slighty soiled with dustin. vv — 25¢ Bow Ties for 10 Cents —. a i? a - niin 23 Men's Fancy Lisle, Gauze Lisle, French 25 Dozen Men’s c omen ie isle and Florenza Silk Hose, fancy col- Shirts: special Saturday. Percale r “aia $20 Box Coata, all vari SPINNING'S SATISFACTORY STORE. 1310 SECOND AVE G. BENINGHAUSEN’S REPAIR DEPT, Is the most extensive in the North west All work guaran teed. $10.00 $15 Walking Skirts 87 h $10 Walking Skirts Ibriggan and Fancy $5“ Walking Skirts .. =e Opposite Pantages Theater © fact that y in Seattle his business e and took irand, where Mra. Chane G. BENINGHAUSEN Jeweler 713-715 First Ave. Optician L. 1, HOFFMAN, Manager and ste know ‘Suit Cases and \d Traveling Bags Half Price CHILDREN’S SUITS AT HALF PRICE Triumphal March ws = 3 = CHILDREN’S SUITS AT HALF PRICE Men's Brown Derky spe I kept «iving up 10 8 so, Saturday A which he prom a 200 Children’s Suits, ages 3 to 7, Men's Soft Hats All our Children’s Wash Suits, the Aveolar Dentistry I} soit his property.” auld Bre Me. mm gat Craven famous ‘‘Mothers’ Friend’? brand, the Raioter-Grand, he called « on day and told me he would be home REMARKABLE SUCCESS OF THE BOSTON DEN. |]! to dinner with me. I was then be ng introduced to his relatives as TISTS IN CURING AGGRAVATING DISEASES OF }|his wite That night | wouk jon! well in di THE MOUTH, TEETH AND GUMS. A COMPETITOR || Fon to my trunk f no diamonds. MAKES FRANTIC EFFORTS TO IMITATE THE BOS- ||| “**) 18" per + Saat ne ag al TON DENTISTS’ NEW ALVEOLAR METHOD, HOP- had, thinking ING TO PROFIT THEREBY. mostly Norfolk styles, on sale Satur- | day at half price, from $1.00 up. HALF PRICE Saturday Half Price. Men’s FrenchLace Big Assortment of sve Underwear A. 3 ii id g 2 é C 0. _~ Underwear In blue, ecru and flesh tints, | Of all kinds and sizes—see mor Ose Sat Ge Mext Door to Bon Marche 1415-1417 Second Ave. | ee ee might 1 them, and could not Charley came home next morning and I nds, He € from the low service, | which is inadequate The club wants the boar works to ge ead and ma necessary repairs with the mo’ ej} it is now withholding from Erick son |1WO MEN HELD 14, but newly tenanted, 1 «mok them | capito: HM line, Mrs. M was] Many of the pir Noth ike the spontaneous outt ft siaem that b i} , « je pipes were of poor Ste ER Ne ENS oe ng) as outbaret « , ; rod “ Dope Fiends Make oney Jwith him. Bef getting on the! quality, and $3,000 was withheld companied the new Alve thod of the Hos I sam haw te 960 san 06 tel jear they had alle ars | from the contract til he should | DOVER, July 23.—T. W, be curred in a long time. ha or pane ll B di H which bore sign indicating that) show that they w hea this morning started & potel | t r M b 9 2 os sche ne Or al ina ses: be tee. Albien In Swe oarding House ie. ra fiw illo ae raed} * Eat the chanel At tea | street. te » Th the rr vot as ned ) | was ros brought its originators, the Hoston Dentists them and they were pawned. 1} : |e - to pase by. ¥| reservoir was turned tn ‘ther wa batt way across, and Sa st competitors, one going so far ah to imitate ked him wh and b much | ae Suwene hb or, 'é ar Lis.mow « long swim. ez 4 would take to get them back. He] said that we be all right, as he would get them right away. I per aiated and he finally told me he!“ had lost them in gambling in t place back of on Second a stein had them. I went to Mr stein and he told me he had the diamonds, but said there was more} pe a. chia. PENIS Bong bl This endeavor to imitate would not be pres fact that this new methe * REE RRR Ree RRR EK The board of works will, on ® Saturday morning, recetve and pr bly open bids the re- «rade of Third avenue The award, however, will not be ad for several weeks, The 1 is so vastly superior J. Mulligan. ods. By its use eth may be tightene ia Pp teeth restored te a and t HIS NEW METHOD WAS DISCOVERE! ND IS PRACTICED BY THEM ¢ cured, crooked g teeth astral 1STS DEN . MISLED BY IMITATORS CLAIMING TO HAVE / iy o be paid on them than Charley | ooo, at $60 b ateben | cearchine (08 0 t in opening bids is to ag« OF IT hed sald, Freer ns venad Detectives cutipaiar|. Ih Sa betiaved the Det SECRETLY B} POLICE |* certain 0 tof the ame K Everything would have been all} aig fusing rehed the hous la} from Beat and start things moving. Bes right,” continued Mrs. MeDonald If Mr. Squire had not asked me to go do’ to a house of ill r ras” Mornald 1 bad’ D s Moore Was Sore and Gets arther they them clothes and would a 's 6 |there. He said it would make F Ri d “J k C Ie ae : Charles Goldberg was placed un- |difference with him, and he wou ree nige on a eys ar der arrest by Detective Philbrick marry me just 1 yon as we gol late Thursday night He is the on our He thought ail my WANT WATER tate Tonretay Rigat, Hie 18 money was gone, but I had held out fore the ward is made some settloment of the damage feats will have to be ma¢ ther | Two saloonkeopers are held at the city jail without any charge against “S| dededadpiptededetedadedpdptetedadedetates Kanteen eee It was just t Robert Gil 1 tooth in thelr mouths The eplaced the missing teeth wi AHA AAA many of the teeth were r diseased teeth and gums, b ¢ dentiats not only cu ; on him and still had a little left. | that the whole of Capitol AT GREEN LAKE| 3. Ww. smith, atso a sat , pond! banal OTe Ae OP _RETO OE DEM oFts OC tHOe Neder When he asked me to go to a house was arrested on July 25 by the same 6p ous Be found anywhere of iI! fame, T was angry detective. It is no more expensive to have work done by the Alveolar Method than by ordinary methods, and and permanent. Naturaily Anyone can call of the Be Dentists, 1420 Sec. ond Avenue, Seatt d and advised free of charge. Appointments may be made by telephone, Numbers A 2818 and Main 1186. OPPOSITE THE “He finally got a job at Tacoma jreen Lake Improvement club Chief of Police Delaney has ad- jand kept writing to me to come to| He refused t | mitted that Smith know |him. He came over here and tried | yi « 1 on Thursday night decided to ask| about the hold-up in th jto get me to go to Tacoma and £0) on the ho « e, and, | o ne, bi thing has occurred|the city to repair the new water! saloon on South First last into a house there, and we could | being mains in the district so that they| night, but has positiv he together. I positively refused to | ride b s|could get an adequate water sup-| don his officers and men have anything further to do with pitol Hill car on Second avenuelply, The pipes were laid last year | thing about Goldberg him. He worked in @ shoe store | str » the inten of visiting some under the Melrose avenue contract, self that there is n over there,” ule residing near the end of the C, J, Brickson doing the work. give out. t the former is more skilled, safer which do you prefer? rophy, ey then ibe cir. perfect and to the examined, - counse |” it tn nald that Moore BON MARCITE,