The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 7, 1905, Page 8

there ie a law to prevent ther trom | BOARD WAS , lott ® round loons, and that B t law i broken In Mallard every “| Rummaging Goes on in the Always Busy Basemen 4 and every nigh : The council gab for | We're “hot foot” after disorganized stocks of Housefurnishings. Shorter the lot, the shorter the pr | the putting of a plank dc s sores | WISE We've rummaged out two kinds of “Haviland orated China Dinner Plates and grouped them at one ! t, but when it | price—15e each, Worth $6.00 and $7.00 a dozgp the world over, Sizes 7% and &%-Inch only. Fortunately | q ‘ nm of the bee these are the sizes in use most (dinner size.) You'll surely want a dozen or more ateach | 4 th h 1 lar price me ¢ Eve Beatt n four months t The sion of the board of health Me NICKEL-PLATED 1-PINT Sweepers, with improved brush the stro t and quicke , Fy .s a rr dep wt 3 eattle dete have received a} following he was missing and tho | : te probinit atin Ubi ede 06% TEAPOTS 19% e6; worth $3.00, Tomorrow at washer made, and is fully guae- |? ‘ fopy of the ph r the Port. | Dille were unpaid, The last word |" —s ates m abticls 60 ce cies nm only, full Nickel-Plated 81.49 anteed; wo ha old hundre t on big cog! ain ts in land exp n pa f him was to the effect @ had | ~ talaga ip & very wise one, Btvording to 6 lin Teapots, satin finish in Oe DOZEN COVERED JELLY of these wash machines at | the Alwa Busy Ba Joseph \ need eh Galen “ 1 t } dairy mar | ®, I-pint S-cup size; worth GLASES 1%¢ DOZEN the regular price, Tomorrow we | | aveTRAIN CHINA quant. Th al ‘ idler disappeared CaM | inne people is It will not add to the coxt of milk} regularly Rummage sale | Thousands of dozens of them,too place ale at 87.09 DECORATED CHOCOLATE on his track tain Ingram hes made a rigid INVER | ine box sold in thin city and it will improve price . 19¢ | ood clear gins fluted bottom OFF BOHEMIAN GLA as : <a OO te Ge coarener Of Us te its quality 8%¢ IMPROVED RAISIN SEED Jelly Glasses, with covers; worth} 24 OFF B : POT D CREAM PITCHER: ph ong man in whom he had placed such | ine cit In the post,” sald a prominent RS 4% 40c dozen, Rummage sale price, WARKE~1-4 OFF REDUCED FOR THE RUM United Sta t faith, and the findings have startled | ‘"* °!ty cou ' r ; MAGE SALE to guard the governm ay © uince the company anen " v i 00 ROTARY WASHING MA- | stock of this beautiful thin gold--| Green an t deco. | with thoae who fed thelr cattle on oughly and clean! worth ev ( " ding t iblens. He bad the fu dened pening of the fair.| = ret sire cag wwrytmcn: Bex i ie” Mineane we CHINES $7.99. decorated Glassware dit r i rth f + bis captain, R. B. Ingram, and when oman is to be in the case. | + Ming Mae Bonn ree price 76 “Snowball” Warhers go on sale | Bowls, large and small; Handle $ ale price 4 the boys p Jollars " 3 a blonde of av biber gy ‘ Bq ort ite Ee 4 tomorrow at one-third off the | Olives, Footed Bowls and Con 4i9e , to buy mess acles wh ‘ ‘ rt mia ciseet tn oats totter tii $3.00 BIS & CARPE regular price; without any ques- | forts; Bonbon Dishes, in the ric tice ( government does not v P om rip Se Praguetbacged = snce SWE 8 $1.4 | tion of u doubt, the "t ywhall’’) est and cholcest decorations, w we a captain made treasu > + pein gt ae ri g — pin gp 60 dozen Bissell's Famous Ca Washer is the easiest running, | be sold tomorrow at % OFF reg- | c ive Ja renult the latter furnished dirty | JOOOCIDSCSSOOSOCOD0OOe WOOO LOOOOO OOOO IOOIIIIOIOIIIIIOD IOI DOI IO II III DD ID PIII DIDO I There was a check for $% and & lowe al —- The value of the building permits | @d dituted milk in order to remain | das ‘ lmsued Ian month wan $17% 116, [49 the fled Cotton Stutts That We’ve ‘Rummaged Out ‘ @ays he tu m vane M Riggs a ae equal chance, and Odd lote—which means 900 yards of this, 500 of that, a thousan d of this, or perhaps seventy toa bh undred of another—all bh been Lefler, wit . “ be much better pr cut to remnant prices—some leas than a fourth of the price we woul d be obliged to charge for them if ght now town and pay the bi 1 ¢ brewers’ grain is, of Take early trains —hurry breakfas me by 8 o’clock—the coo lest hours are in the morning | ‘The number be filled b e holesome, but I think the White Dotted Swisses are pre nently the season's favorite cotton stuff—and here you get | public et t office was 3,18 5 da Gant trifle more than balf price r heard of the like eautiful Sheer Imported Scotch 19 CEN S 4 which ts ¢ than the numb y why It woven dot (not cut). The 1 put in the tub without a worry need to. r | withstanding fact that In- | © if any puch | be FRENCH ORGANDIE NESTIN( 9 f | o day 4 . rE: be or less of the i Beautiful fine French Org @ awellest Gealgns of _— 5 fa ! He ngs in thor mall conver figures & ‘ to the ae regular value S6e yard. R price s ihe waist age price . 2 ise citiaieteibtsi shal Kellogs he lous w » MEET tbe APRON LAWNS 12 1-2¢ oc FRENCH q « ed b 5 ING WILL 40 inches wide white dered lawns, in pretty k and imi lain dr on Ww t 7 > “Shame of Ralla a 1 1 e hout rhe number of births was tion tucks; can be used for dresses or far n Regular and ‘ r at of col Regular price b0c ya , That is th * from |t F st these v er here were 130 of them BE EXCITING values 25¢ yard. Rummage price oe ° 12 1-2¢ Rummage price ‘ ¢ stews 19e fhe mouth of every dece F . rolates, why know- | deaths. | S0e BLACK GRENADINE 19¢@ ; the city of Ratlard ng @ decent womar § thinking Balocch! hearing will ‘take/ [20 different ¢ ir k Mercerized Grenadines; look just lke silk in th Jesigns, #0 nice and cool for the The council b ef the ty’s|that all the wor nm Rallard are | ptm hetoee the’ counell Mabéay hot weather. Regular value b0c yard. KR age price ° 19¢ Slennitnens, Let them take a night| {ike these barroom creatures. are in:| FARMS FOR IRISHMEN] tient. “atocchi's saloon iiconse ott [fh mwnnnnnen : eheeeneese sation: 4 eet and visit some of the sale sulting in their remarks ‘undoubtedly be revoked, that por = le 2 cand of ys oy sg a itien et tut. bashes Teptamalll ep Lace and Embroidery Rummaging E take a peep tr Is it the people of Ballard | Ar-|the unexpired term being forfetted 3 the Bohemia bar, th go} Should the pe they see! r plet-| There may, however, be come op Odd Jota and broken lines, w hich we want to close out in a day or so. k to their dens hail | these womer atreet | ¢ kota | position to the plan of Chief De All are newest patterns and sold exclusively at the Bon Marche—which speaks for their goc s. ‘ and have something t er. [go to them and give a de- |) $500,000 |laney to close uf the saloon ¢ Be, WORTH TO 25 9¢, WORTH TO $1.26 The boxes in these are| serving beating. ‘Then the potice| by the Ancient Order of Hibernians |tirely by refusing to grant a ne Odd lot of Real English Cotton Torchon and Ivory Valen- | Odd lot of White, Cream Allover Laces, including Oriental, j crowded with f nk-| would Interfere and the people| for worthy of that order who | license to Frank Landy. [ clennes Lace Edges and Insertions to match, average in width from Valenciennes, Point V Nottingham, full 18 inches wide . ing and carousing, and ro Lb would be arrested and fined to farm ¢ chief promoters | claims that there are many reason 1% to 4 inches, very finest quality of strong alloped edges to pretty openwork patterns ble for making shirt waists, ete hands alr as drunk and more| No! It ts up to the ci unctl the me embers of | why Landy should not be allowed t choose from, worth regularly to 26e yard; Rummage Sale price. .3¢ worth regular to $1.25 per yard; Rummage Sale price ive noisy. If you get tired of » to stop this, ‘They have threatened | the Cathe Aberdeen,|run the saloon, even insinuat! 10¢, WORTH TO 7% lw 4-00 WORTH TO 20 the box * are apartme to take the boxes out of | “ a; | Ma and other points ir ith | that Landy’s purchase of the stoc Odd lot of pretty Point Venise Lace Appliques and Bands, Cotton ad ff 0 fine Cambric, Nainecok an4 Swiss Embroidery Bdges aad tions, Black and but that is as far re still th Cluny Insertions, Oriental Lace Edges and In lioons, assorted widths and patterns stairs, is not the wo: aportation has|was bogus, but members of ¢ inches wide, new blind and open patter Insertions, from 2 to though it is bad enough 4s and it! council t » that Landy’s as White Chantilly Lac nde and it! council b y's e y Laces and te choses fre tn oe 4; Rummage Sale price ivestm, where decent women are,! the women are there to first contingent of | tions are genuine and that the p to select from, worth regularly to 75c yard; Rummage Sale price to choose from, worth regularl yard; Rummage Sale pete Walk these shametess creatures. It Of course there is no law rive from the east! lice are going too far in opposi 4 meets ba Oe vive o:-¥ieh Sine Chk teeeetedite Sap typ apg ts: Ce 7 1-2¢ fs alleged that a decent woman can- women from dr in na his application. 19¢, WORTH TO $1.00— 196, WORTH TO 69 ieee baa lot of Net Top Oriental Lace Edges, Colored Lace Galloons, Escur- | Odd fot of Nainsook and Swiss Ex ry Edges and Insertions to jal Trimmings, Slik Chantilly and Point Venise Appliques in match, quality, choice openwork lind patterns, with strong em ect from, worth regularly to 6%¢ 19¢ r wiges that can be separated and appliqued broide -19¢ | yard; Rumma straight and irregy worth regularly to $1.00 yard; Rummage Sale loped edges to s duty. One worldly-wise mother All day today the section whe re th hown was crowded. Fifteen extra salespeople were on bought a dozen dresses off hand. No race suicide there! It's not surprising they go Sta rattling pace’ Two months of warm weather are stil! ab hams, chambrays and linens. The styles are “too cute” for anything—the cream of the season. Fou r price hints— $8, WERE $1.50 AND $1.75. ! $2.75, WERE $3.3 Children’s Wash Dresses, made of best quality gingham, plain Mnette | Girlx’ Wash Dresses, made of all linen, Chambray, Buster Brown or dimity, Buster Brown, French and Russian blouse style, sixes and Russian blouse effects; colors tan, dark blue, cadet; trime 2 to 1, dresses that have always sold regularly for $1.50 and med with fancy metal or pearl buttons, patent leather belt, sizes and these are cool, tubable fabrice—ging $1.76. Rummage Sale price > ‘ O8e 6 to 14, regular price of these dresses were $3.95. Rummage $1.59, WERE 6 AND $2.95 price ...... = seeth pobasave nde $2.75 Children’s Wash Dresses, made of plain Chambray, fancy gingham or $4.50, WERE $6.95 linette or Galatea cloth, sizes Zto 14, Bus Brown and long | Children’s All Linen Sailor or Lawn Tennis Suits, colors tap, cadet 3 waist effects, very full skirts, with deep hems, regular price of blue and dark red, silk embroidered emblem on shield and sleeve, . these drewses were SO and §2.% Rummage Sale price.. 81.59 sizes 6 to 14, regular price $6.95. Rummage Sale price...#4.5 “aeitad: Sid WE BUY YOUR OLD TRUSS or 50¢ ng you 75¢ for it it is the spri if elastic style, applying the amount alvantage of this offer at once ing the money. We make no charge that our expert will place on you a truss that will hold perfectly your hernia and at the aveling truss salesmen say that we b $5,000 eos Reward We will buy your old truss, on the purchase for fitting and v same time be « the city HIGHEST POSSIBLE 1y more trusses than any two other drug houses in at Your tor requires his | prescription to be filled It’s a saving to accurately and with chem- ye ther you have one | \’ goodly sum not to be ally pure drugs only, We or many to be fille | positive in our knowledge | fill the bill on teak oint Bring your pre mito | tion ever occt in any | Bring your next sp i “4 us next time above reward for proof. tion to us “iy : G. O. GUY, Inc. Druggists REMOVAL NOTICE! MODERN DENTAL PARLORS PHONE, MA ca) Have removed from Second avenue and Pike street to Second av- enue and Marion street, Mariua Building. Our prices are the very lowest consistent with first class ma- terial and workmanship, | Modern Dental Parlors Second Ave. and Marion St. MARION BUILDING 1 Second and Yesler Second and Yesler 4 = — PIANOS We sell better Pianos at lower prices and on easier payments (haa ay other house in the city, woriny SRY > - , ECHL KOHLER & CHASE, ise Second Avenue, 9. A. Payer, Mgr. They all say you do the best at THE CARLSON DENTAL CO.'S who have the latest in methods and appliances used in modern dentistry. SECOND AND YESLER, Over Guy's Drug Store. Turkish Bath 50c JDING BED ALL NIGHT. Heady’s Barber Stiop First and Washington NEW SYSTEM DENTISTRY. Investigate. The Maker Dental Go: FIRST AND ¥ Bargains in Furniture 220 PIKE STREET. si isis sina