The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 23, 1905, Page 3

“Don't Worry, Watoh Ue Grow” Cash_**"" Get a2 Baby Chiiinde or Go-Cart Bargain and Baby’ s Picture exceptle tractive line of Baby Car- ff] 1 Children's Cri at a special allowing with of baby with the well-k raphers hanp-pd of { Baby and present it to you fre Come in and get acquainte » now an Folding and Reclining Go-Cart very similar and better than {} lustration, having Maing back ¢ ated maple and ratt which can be raise ed at will from running gea COR, SECOND AVE @ UNION STREET Local Shoe Men Not Interested In National Association Scheme oe _ | DETROIT, Mich. Aug. 23—-The § annual convention of the Michigan ¢ State Retail Shoe Dealer tion open: ance ous parts of this stat from similar organt consinn and other » ent with a view of the Michigan sho: the formation of « Bation. There is a at favor of such a nationa tion and it is believed th tion here will take starting the p ment it “GET INLINE JOIN THE THRONGS OF CON TENTED BUYERS AND BE HAPPY. delegates «in Whe tes were pres. | bee e to take tn ssion, had ferring with made of it in any of alers’ magaaines, and the in ¢ first they had heard of returned summer vacation and had not been informed of the movement Thursday's | Specials 2 Ibs D. & Johnston Co."s big surplus stock cut-price sale will go right along this week, but it's nearing (he end. An entirely new stock of in struments and bargains are lined up for this week. Don't put this mat ter off, it’s important The following few sample prices thow the reductions during tht sale: Our $225 pianos now $146; the $275 and $225 instruments will ! offered at $198 and $264, while the $375 and $425 styles will go at $29 and $350. Organs worth every cent of $9 $95, $115 and $140 will at this sale at $52, $64, $78 and Terms on piancs from $1 $20, $25, $35, and $7, $8, $9, $10, $1 month. Terms on organs, $5 and $2.50 to $5 per month. Every instrument guaranteed to be as represented. D. $. Johnston ¢0. Beattle’s Leading Piano House. 93 SECOND AV Ee. BURKE BUIL Fancy Iowa Butter Good lowa Butter, | California Cream Cheese, Ib 1zke yl TEA & COFFEE CO. $21 SECOND AVENUE. Near Madison Street $10 down ERNST BROS.iInc@ 306-505 PIKE ST. Hot Water cockMleoe Cool Houses A very desirable comb might seem. When a heat home you expect it to last a g¢ she Too often the apparatus | thought of profit to the plant for you it ts Put Together to Stay Together advertisement for w That's w installing these plant work of service to yo ICE in pleased with Can we be phones. THE SEATTLE STAR—-WEDNESDAY, AUG 43, 1905 ROOSEVELT’S RACE SUICIDE — CHARGE IS CONFIRMED ——— FEDERAL CENSUS EXPERTS FIND FROM CAREFUL FIGURING THAT FEWER ANDO FEWER CHIL DREN ARE BEING REARED— UNITED STATES AND BEFORE THE WAR HAS BECOME MORE AND MORE PROLIFIC THAN THE NEGROES A CONDITION COMMON ALL OVER THE PRONOUNCED—THE WHICH SINCE SOUTH DOING THE BEST AND THE WHITES MORE EMPTY 18 THE AMERICAN CRADLE BY GILSON GARDNER ‘ Staff Corresponde of The Star 1 tion. Tr WASHINGT’ o Pres nt Re . r f the tent firmatt it le noted th i f cht ’ pared oie Oe fl AT THE RETIRE. MENT SALE Black Cat Hote for AUCatik hy | Black Cat Hose for Boys Zs? Girls RELIABLE GOODS ONLY. Stylish Silk Waists Final Bargain Sale of Sum- mer Fashions Friday at $1. blll the ry $3.5 an me ahaa A Silk Gloves New bdo ne 7 es fl te ¢ they » 1A ti . Miacks in thee ¢ ties, $1.00, $1.25, black ' pink, pe nd $1.50. Whites at, a pe 81.50 gray i lavender; special at, « McCarthy Dry Goods Co. Second Ave. and Madison St. MODERN DENTAL PARLORS REMOVAL NOTICE! cbt. Have removed from Second avenue and Pike street to Second av- |] enue and Marion street, Maria Building Our prices are the very lowest consistent with first class ma- terial and work bio. wo PLATES Modern Dental Parlers “ine Second Ave. and Marion St. MARION BUILDING to the negroes. in 19 ained in the en, hardly tw eing found 4 lation. The or he} dren. The figure untry is being pop’ y by the children of foreigne # show plainiy that the ated most roeR | by Tee eee eee ee eee) . . *) of H. Lewis & Co. you rule are where a teeming foreign A thousand foreign- @ DEATH MAY SAVE HIM. @ can purchase your hats immigration is added to the city n rear 710 children, where, * * and furnishing goods at rs| thus adding to the number of chil native-born women rear! *. BAN FRAN Aw . = e Th is the proportion t & —Death 1 he «| chown by the 1900 figuren FOREIGN POPULATI RE-|@ 7 Eppling x * aan SULTS IN A “RHOCK TO. THE| # king : Turkioh Bats 600 RELIABLE TRANSFER CO. POPULATION INSTINCT OF THI * “ a é INCLUDING BED ALL NIGHT Baggage, Furniture, Stor : t ing the @ , Furniture, age & prison « * Heady’s Barber Shop Office and storage room. 1216 Fira a wh hie * 4 * venue, Posteffice b: at Judge 1 hi * rbhones—Sunset 002, Independent *! f - e the de- & a bi eae aet boel We make a ap | @ clte " * nishings and car - reeet > most complete line in the North Ps wes Do« ollars, leads e @b and t bh edt * * beers es . Piret and Cherry harness. A'so a fu @ th Auguet 28 : edies. Piper & Ts U01-1103-1105 SECOND AVE. * * - —— eee eee reer eee ee ——— ¢ given in ¢ rnoon from 2 to and invalids We Make a Spec- ialty of Baby Needs M. WITTE. MR. PEIRCE For his formal duties as peace en the chief R an plenipoten- j discarded his panama and wore a “plug” hat Returned and second hand pianos taken in exchange on new wt janos, nd i Price... New. Bed Styles several which Bargains in 1 bed patterns are Two of these we istrate on excep- t another which we consider an Rented Pianos This Iron Bed (see cut handsomely enamel ; has arch- pattern 2.50 Enameled Iron Bed—Is e1 $120 uP This Bed (sce cut) is enam- eled in pure white; has 14-inch heavy rods posts; filling and. chills, Knobs and top rods ex- tra quality brass. Price $7.50 Piano House 314 Union St. Pal Seattle oe piett e