The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 31, 1905, Page 5

ing extension rod for hanging .... E SAME cacecee ore ce THE SEATTLE STAR—MONDAY, JULY 31, 1905. 6S . A NEW MOUNTAIN } gold, David Wilson and Lu A sat ut" en EXTRADITION TOFRANGE {i's claims to have ¢ vered a new worth of gold between them mountain peak, hitherto uncharted | in the hggrt of the Steamship Humboldt arrived from ' Skagway Sunday, Among others on Bennett ha returned from a her pa list wore Brigadier | two weeks’ expedition and hunting General Jages Dougherty, retired trip throw the Olympi and jand bi wife and Major Langfitt claims the M. BERTILLON IDENTIFIES MARKS LEFT ON WINE BOTTLE | who returned from an te poo eer the head o : AFTER A MURDER IN THE RUE HOUDON—FRENCH EXPERT [/)\0 tO = al nay oO on scowallups ri MADE STRONG CASE AGAINST SUSPECTS IN BOW-STREET |bolit, roporta a pecul ai aan | * courT through an aurora borealis abou midnight of July 5, his compas — = was deflected about one point dur ing the hour and a half they were| t raing the wonderful light Al though it was t ht, the Wi ufficiontly ng to enable ot ; heal AYP AM 6 + M6 rt t t wil w ut off ft he ¢ A 1 gz Jon t y-fitt elcid = | AMUSEMENTS. j | Samet Avenue Theater NIGHT A ALL THIS WERK Ru & I rr THE CHAS, A. TAYLOR CO. “THE DERBY MASCOT” te ae t 1 t i Di t of th Author A Big The Taylor Company | M. BERTILLON } A feather duster had been forced tr STOLEN BY GYPSIE 1N—Finger t tifl-} her throat. The money drawer had mange in pricse+-00c, " haw ania” ’ A RR Rh “ GRAN OPERA « oe ; ee or aaa HOUSE ‘*" Drapery Store will place on 3-day sale four very fortunate h t aceus er untouched. It ¥ JOHN CORT, Mgr, Both Phones, 66 purchase recently made and to induce more than t the price advan- » ext ! iby M. I THREE CONCERTS ONLY 1 tages of these lots, the Drapery Store gives this 3-day t t identificatio: expert BATTLE ‘ the Britis hen took the stand 4 sald the | Friday and Saturday Nights and ta per pound th aa ae bat ation is 28 to ts. Bloody rtisin f the taden finger and AUGUST 4 ANI om 4 “ ~ . vileny , LIBERATIS | MILITARY BAND | ts taken by the En-| AND ¢ ERT COMPANY J t . t ‘ t rr be t ' t 1 ' bh ne! M Ix t M. F rere rong A nion 100, tingham curtain u | d gham hop in the Rue H 1 k . s charged with m t 10<. € and white; you'l ail curtains; wi by M I Her t 4 and Thiriot aa a y rane seep. F iety of pi hit . Toe Are Many g on the f in ot r the f MUSICAL KLEISTS, ose from and the v are S 4 = ANDERSON TRIO mu} y Pric 1 the regular way they will ran nt ion. re ace; they ld Square A you know. Priced in the reg . rang y 5 1 P yeneeve ete eaastan « And Eight Other Great Acts. from 85c to $1.00. For this 3-day , the pair, includ- For th a ade le, the pair, iz t Pianos WS OF THE, pe henge Mew vith which to har $1.65 and there are lots of up- | ers would like to change | for new ones. If you | - have a piano of that | THE ANNUAL REUNION " kind, we will it in Whatcom county p 8 will be place ot STEINWAY, EMERSC STARR. THAYER RICHMOND. 4. B. CHASE, ESTEY HELLER. WOODBURY, o- GRAMER, + " and allow you for your . old one all it fs worth. 3 this w 2. T le, pk at ear Rel ay THE BENNING Thonored by mer ‘ payments can be readily son ; arranged between ua arin gh ie Teil us where your pl #9 mdse hes * ano can be seen and we at ts - will tell you what we nid | iia aaa q wilt de. are layir irri Sy — gation ca t, of Fi | Spokane, party, and t Fairfield, of Seattle, the other. Sherman, Clay }) COLFAX is prepa jits grain for the Po i ng samples of j & Co. tland fair. STEINWAY DEALERS 711 Second Ave., le. - fast taking shape San Francisco and large capacity. Oakland, Cal. niin THE NEW MILI Lumber company of the Canca will have a soon have ar GARFIELD has y a plant for the ased a new ty water F Buy. Your Clothing at the ; OLD RELIABLE SPOT | THE NEW SWEDISH BAPTIST] i KLINE & ROSENBERG, |CHURCH at Mt. Vernon was ded 625 First Avenue. jcated Sunday TIMBER WOLVE Countless Money Saving Chances During i Change About Sale $2,000 worth of samples Fancy China on special price counters | marked one-half and one-th! =} $4.00 loss. +. 50 dozen thin A and ncer . a Crystal Glass et frame Stove, 2-burner trian China | 136 steel w sler $4.00 irner be 15e | 25e dozen tin top Jelly Tumblers White E Cart Paras 50 feet 4 “Arcade Hose 2t-inch 4-inch Wire Spelger & Hurlbut Second and Union vs WHATCOM COUNTY MILLS working overtime, but ;30 per of the shingle millk bave sh down. THE APPLE CROP at Colville very prowt | i | CHARLE BLACK, a nductor on the Coal Creek ratiroad, lost bis leg jon near Kelso | {EAT SECTIONS report that | y reason | d, and) on Ginghams ..ecore... Ml will | io. 1213 Geo- SASH AND My five cross panel Doors are known everywhere; 4 down and stock LUMBER 41-2c Ge American Shirtings Prints, light and dark colors , 41-4c | — t, is MARINE NOTES amer City of Topeka docked Sunday morning. many passen Lawns, OTB eeseee seeveeee 8 1-3c Bee Hive 2615-2617 First Ave, dark col His label on | your Presorip tion corre: Between Vine and Coda: sponds with the mark “Ster- ling” on silver. | BHAW’'S DRUG ~— | Sheet Music SPECIAL hits In popular amental musi ond Ave. DOOR BARGAINS | | 15¢ instry PRICE LISTS FREB. price $1.30 per door. the copy Send for price ists to my sales- | CL iN E 4 20ms, 1010 Western avenue near O. B. Williams | 1 PIANO HOUSE 07-1309 FIRST AVE. They come in silk and cotton. Prices from $81,225 to 7,00. our line of Oriental Embrothered Waist Patterns Department —srconp NUE JUST ABOVE The Fair Store susT ABOVE PIKE. PIKE. BEATS "EM ALL Fi 1513-1519 SECOND AVENUE 1900 WASHING MACHINE working and will wash fast. Guaranteed to be satisfactory id on 30 days’ trial GEO, H. WOODHOUSE Co, 1405 Second Avenue. is ap articr ly choice lot inc d in this lot is a spe- Irish Points, Brussels, cial showing of most pleas- Clunys Battenburgs Oe ng bright, new patterns in outache Curtains; the Bon Boman 4 Lot ® bians, and S 185 or French store effects are These h heavy inser- in from one to three pair representing re neces 36 an¢ —these are reg- values from $5.00 to $8.00. For the 3-day sale the $7.00 ar for tl 3 day sale therm fine are gular price, curtains, yin wit wi and d ular values ¢ the pair, tion flo % price lots, 00, we lace bed sets priced less for three days deep bolster $4.25 g, white and ecru, with large 10 and $8.50, will be in this 3-day sale at . a fine showing of lace bed sets in Battent cover, which sell for $¢ urg, flounces including Che Standard Carpet News the carpet part of this 3-day sale consists of oni songin: rug values hes, choice Oriental and | 95 Fine Wilton rugs, 27x54 ins., very newest and latest | colorings and designs included in this lot, the regular i iH price is $3.50, for the 3-day sale the very special price h.. $1.85 | 1s, (ath: dna cebeasoadees —100 Axminster rtigs 27x54 in floral effects—these rugs sale are priced in the regular way at $3.00, for this 3-day they will be, ea large quantity odd lots of rugs pricedat half actual values we will place in thi ow: patte Sinyrna ale a large quantity of odd lots of rugs not x the “end lots” of lar ation Orientals, Bag e from $4.50 to $8. old style, solid rug unsalable patterns ete., n selling from during the season, Kinds in- and Burmahs; sizes from 2 ay sale, e 3-day resent ir Imit $ range Ww \xm 2 inches; ing 3-d this is an exceptional rug buying chance granite art rugs all patterns and colors, very special priced for this 3- intied sale } SR: ieee .. $3.15 I $3.60 © 7%4x9 ft., regular 9x9 ft., re r price $4.00, size 9x12 ft., 3-day sale Galea ic these conditions will govern this 3-day sale- . ivertised prices are for cash only. xchang any number of pairs of curtains or rugs can chased by all a ave cannot guarantee how avoid « no m. long the lots will last; to appointment we urge early buying, C. O. D. or telephone orders for these 3-day filled. s can be made. one person. specials can be “the Standard way” means “‘easy to buy, easy to pay” Standard Furniture Co. L. Schoenfeld & Sons 1006 to 1016 First Avenue BELLINGHAM - this store extends the longest and most liberal credit— SEATTLE this store extends the longest and most liberal credit— “TACOMA a]