The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 18, 1905, Page 3

' : THE ‘SINGS HER LAST SONGS SEATTLE STAR—FRIDAY,°AUG ! —_— ROW OVER “Don't Werry, Watoh Us Gri Cash_” c AFTER DECADES AS piva, | ™™™™™“"" _ |Saturdayls Bargain aa fe | ‘ Day in Office et | Furniture | | 3 | to Desk, similar } nm dust proot cab- fi] | Machine drope inet. Price SOFA ent BY A Duron e MLLE. MATHILDE BAUERS TER. | LONDON—PFirst a child prodigy, {tired to devote the rest of her life] then 40 years a prima donna and/ to a pretty garden at Brixton Hill : then formal retirement is the life} Mile. Bauermeister was born in pathy aN peggy story of Mile. Mathilde Bauermeis- | Hamburg uth lived CULDESAC, Idaho, Aug. 18—A ter, soprano. Tears came to the eyes | England into fame party of 14 Northern Pacific sur of many one night a week ago as| Drury Lane. beat known | ¥* Dae junk sho sang her last son @ special|in latter years in the parts of) preliminary |performance at Covent Garden,| Martha in “Faust as the nurse| tO Craig M where she had charmed tons of|in “Romeo and Jul but in her| 14 miles, f thousands with her voice in the| Younger days used to «ing such part mag & new course of her career, and bad won|as Norma, Dinorah and the queen | Ora Fag commendation from Queen Victoria) ia “Las Huguenots.” She has made ' SESS EEE EEE RRA RRR RRR RRR - popular acclaim alike }16 tours of the United & In| 36 » abou * » | With « few of her favorite songs| her time has bean associated | LApwal, where the * | the grand opera star of world-wide} with nearly every great prima douna | [B0 wit pu * | fame made her valedictory and reand tenor Hs * a ——_—$—$——_$ $$$ —— * | SPREE EEE ERE EEE EERE EEE EES EES | Rufus P. Jennings, special repre-, in regard to closer trade relation esa sentative of San Francisco's cham-| between the two cities a ber of commerce, will addreas the 3 moenenes spencers agra | business and professional men of mean the expenditure of upward of | ¢n; e” - $100.000,000 by the state, Mr Fran. | (%# city at Blk’s hail Friday nicht [i Don’t Forget Us for | chot nas accumulated a large for Bargains in Furniture Laue bane -ar oan con bamaed ‘Makes Y Better Looking THE Mr, Higgins’ campaign The style and quality of on M Red Front Furniture Co, $3.00 Hats “can't be beat.” N 220 PIKE STREET, Brooks & Co., 1331 2d Ave. KIRKLAND WINS OUT | Kirkland obtain permission of smmissioners Thursday me we | SATURDAY SPECIAL JELLY ROLLS 8 Cents Seen ix te wercloa -TWO FOR 16 5 Cents by th nd mprove nade currant jell GETTING READY TO mans 2 BOSS $10,000,000 os Br" eer poses N Vv. Vv. FRANCHOT Pee he — : pi x ; IN rr - Ma superinte t of put € New Y ON, Ma wits ocean ecrotrerts WHERE? Shirts, Shirts, Shirts ss iv. wns Soeur rene of new fall only $1.00 each, 1331 2d Ave A beautiful styles. “Monarchs E. N. Brooks & Co.'s Still In Progress The Big Surplus Stock Piano and Organ Sale at D. S. Johnston Co.'s Is Still in Progress. showir fee « ave Pier 2 at 9 a 20 and 4:30 p. f Instruments being shipped ev- Th a ery direction * going a lon bind dis. : tance. On the Mth we nona w Lizzie Wood, at F the 19th another sidiers expensive style uke will pauent be forwarded to J. T. Thornquist, at (oy et Nome City. naw any use what-|{] S™veror Brand Corn, regular ever for a Piano or rean alizes turday The that this and # uine ne saving opportunity is of t e mabey se fmportar therm Washington amery Butter 2 fa Bi 2 the. full weight Bhe eeneseamndna Dealings — Small Profits Many ye ——That's Our Motto offered at $198 a ewe we meee neem wre $375 and $425 styles and $550 _ ‘Organs worth every cent of $ 2615- 2617 Fir ‘The Bee at 2615- 2617 First $96, $115 a $140 will go at t ve. Gale at $52, $64, $78 and $95. Avenue Avenue ‘Terms on pianos from 15, 25, $35 and 350 down, and $6. i] a gk oodh pp yt Between Vine and Cedar Ste, Reliable Dry Goods Store | Between Vine and Cedar Ste month | ed scinisnicbeihpnitaiiiieinebnaninibenntie —-_ oe : — Terms on organs, $6 to $10 down a and $2.50 to 85 per month Every instrument guaranteed to ae A arnival of Bargains for Satur day Tomorrow will be a day of Solid th this Ad Bargains all over the store. An inkli TEA & COFFEE CO. #21 GECOND AVENUE. ng of the 1 en in D. §. Jobnston (a, Seattle's Leading Piano House. 902 SECOND AVENUE. Near Madison Street. A BIG SNAP IN MEN'S SUSPENDER __ BURKE BUILDING. —_ , 5 is St'phe's Sephii: debarted elisa oxt'm ings, actual value 6c, made from a - ————— = ae and snappy web, specially priced f at only ERNST 506-3508 PIKE ST. MEN'S FURNISHINGS. Price, each $2.00, $3.00, $3.50 & $4.50 We are always at LADIES’ BELTS A RIBBON FLYER Specially Priced for Saturday. Note the Price. Ladies’ Silk and Leather Belts, up-to-date style One lot of Ribbons, widths 9 to 40, silk taff., a big worth from {0c to $1.00; your cholce Satur variety of colors, worth from 12%¢ to 290 per only tees eeeee pean yard; your choice Saturday only 9 1-2e Call or telephone your wants. service. your Either Phone 1158 ,BRORGM STORE 2609, JACKSON STREET 700 Ist Ave, WwaTcn | ; i OUR { ; WINDOW } } DISPLAY {| RELIABLE Goops ONLY. ARR IVING j Saturday News Special Prices on Many Articles All Over. the Store. A Big Collection of Bargains After 6 P. M. It ¥ f m 1 a b a f We u a « ar i v Ls ne os A P SA OF opD ¢ MI AND HOSIERY marked 4 for t “ ihe will « half p w ar $ r 'B1.75 ‘ ’ awers marked down to $1.50 Mer Alaska h a wool and regula 4 alue 1 for ”w @ pair 2he Men's I ikerchief, with hemstitched edge ur regular gra pecial tomorrow at, 3 for Wwe Hosiery and Underwear LADI£ TORE STOCK I ALMOST EXHAUSTED POSSIBLY THIS 18 YOUR LAST CHANCE TO BUY THESE GARMENTS AT ABOUT HALF PRICE CHILDREN FLEECE RIBBED VEST ize 16, Ladies’ Store price 12%e oach, our price CHILDREN’S UNION SUITS, wool plated, priced by the Ladies’ Btore at $1.26 each ur price only The WOMEN'S WHITE WOOL KIBBED PANTS, Ladies’ Store price $128, yur price 59e WOMEN'S UNION SUITS, w plated, large sizes, priced by the La- ties’ Store at $1.25 each, our price 19¢ INFANT He ™ cashmere also gir Cashmere Hose, Ladies’ Store price 26c a pair, our pr WOMEN’S CORSET COVERS, of black lisle thre sleeves, Ladies’ Btore price G0c, Our price ....s..c6 seeeeees Boys’ iN ' Clothing WE HAVE THE NEW FALL GARMENTS READY—ONLY TWO WEEKS TILL SCHOOL TIME, YOU KNOW. fea to be forearmed. Have the Boys’ Suits . a week or tw i in now and choose n our new stock. Our leader w are Boys’ Tweed Sults—Mixed grays that will not show the dirt and will wear like iron. They come in ¢ 6 to and are really good va. at $ Our price is, a 81.6 I v Pa Well made boy-proof garments, all sizes, worth 65c & pair wcial price 47¢ B wen A n white, green, red and blue, with fancy stripes at kirt, special at, each 89¢ je these remarkable money saving specials. sina to th morrow We want to see you here. “t and to visit hence these special Curling Irons, regular 15¢ kinds, with wooden handles nd hidden sp special t ow nig each 9e F a ed sizes ' a dozen night at. at, ew M - orf i9¢ pe Back 8 of Magazines ct ading Ladies’ Home bed Journal, Munsey’s, the Ar an v gosy and « rs, your choice 9, ap + tomorrow night at, 2 for . Se Hur E. it's Stationery is and ends in blue and gray regular p 35 a va box, special tomorrow night 1,000 Volumes in jeove reguiar m ‘ow night at, a volume ‘ « J Dressed Dolls, a lot of beau Infar Hos f t ties, worth 59 d 65¢ each 1 alu on sale ton yw night at, ‘ x at, a pa sur choice McCarthy, ‘Dry Goods ee Second Ave. and Madison St. | GLtotmesFuritureCo | U01-1103- 1105 SECOND AVE. Cut Rate Today and Tomorrow ra, Wut no trenat rhe CUSHION TOPS—Handsomely Mthographed in oil. Just the re heavy storms at thing for hammock, canoe or porch pillows. Our regular 40c which ayed the dischar stock, cut te . . 2 argo for several days. | 20¢e HOFI FIBRE CARPET—Made of a very durable and sanitary fit Many designs in assorted color Md by the yard. quality cut to » 45e quality cut to Se Specially Priced for Satu Men ton Garter FANCY MADRAS st west de eaner Seattle Men a specia Very suit- able for all li The surest way to ke»p your premises clean and sweet | $65,000 stock of high drapery, $1 is to have the BEST GARBAGE BARREL money will buy. It BOYS’ WANT | SHOR DEPARTMENT grade Clothing, H $1.50 and $1 never pays to purchase a poor one. sty Outaih fat Mdiandan a 4 values cut to, : Our “hand-made” steel barrel is the most substantial and ery Oieba Since Cotten tea heevy 1 Lede “i for Saturda th per yard. .§5¢ AMbost sanitary one made on the Pacific Coast. North ar dye worth 20c, special for Satur- | ? : going Caut of busine No. 44 w y, We mbke them exactly to your order, any size, any shape day on . 121-2 Ladte el Kid Shods, pat. tip, medium weight and at the prices that ROCKING Boys’ Waists, in light and dark colors, aasorte sole, regular vatue $1.7 for Saturday pea bieved A 8 r CHAIR — Sim- any weight desired the stock has been re sizes, specially priced for Saturday only... 18¢ only $1.32 duced to will insure wu ilar to cut but Hoops are extra heavy, and entire workmanship is the Boys’ Strong Berviceable Knee Pants, sixes 4 to 14 tome a ago is highty carsel 1 Oke Kha. wk. | Men’s Boxed Ca ucher ¢ all sol al. oak of a large trade, so come very best possible. specially priced at. .25¢, 50, GNe and THe | Men's ! re fice “ alue $ rs weds Boge Beng early and get the pick of and of an ex- | day only > 19 of the best clothing that = Fras. LADINS’ HANDKERCHIBFS — ome has ever been shown at design, Quarter Name and Address Free Boye’ and Mies! Yiel Aid Boxed Cal, ll sold Re hag E awed golden 1 lot of Ladies’ Plain and Fancy Handkerchief regular value $1.75, special for Saturday only around and be convince oak; wood sad- We make no extra charge for stamping your name and ad worth from 7c to Ihe, specially priced for Sat 81.29 that what we say is so wn ee « drees in steel—thus insuring you against possible loss, urday only 3 1-Be Sc ae val- Lewis & Co. Cor. Cherry, + RZ Heating Stove Display Guturday, oy our Outs Giver, we will show the finest Ime of gre heating Gtoves hedogy Beplhewe this season. Prem ew ot Inety Be Cape clBy evenings—times when a Witio Aun GD LW try tardy apd. > Bang Maser BG Me Age @ gho most liberal terms.