The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 24, 1905, Page 8

CABHMERE A water plant in the » TWO PRO! First National "State, have com their capital Bl ploye of a killed log Wednesdi HOP GROWE willing to pay ing. THE OLD G buliding at verted into a he PorRT have organized CONGRE Visiting So tour of in A SERIOUS place Wednesda farm at Pomer acres of grain three horses Lacy Ward. told them any other $1 per R and DWARD FORSETH ompany Snohomish | cing ay near by a falling log oRS nea RACE TOWNSEND Hustle AN GRAIN y on the oy, destroying seven a Comple’s Credit + eusefurnishers—FREDERICK & NELSOr. and SEMINARY Centralia w on header who BANKS. the Puyallup are badly in need of pickers and are box for pick FIRE toc Bert Green and Pro an em. CUSHMAN Bend on pection annual * NEWS OF THE: “STATE | nereased FRASTERN WASHINGTON farm ers are showing a disposition hold their wheat for higher fix although the present price is cents was ROBERT LAMBARD, a farn hand at Pomeroy, fell from a wagor Wednesday and was } | RAILS are being taid on Walla| Walla streets for the new street} railway SEATTLE GiRLS SHOULD FOLLOW THEIR EXAMPLE it would be a personal te a k The complaint was made by twol the big pug who girls aged 17 and 18, Kate Riley and/his age and superfluity of avoirdu They said Cahill by Fepestedly annoyed them with his ogling, and that in their desperation | of the younger fellows scramble for they were compelled to brave Rotoriety of the court to find relief. ‘The action of the girls commended by Judge St d| pols, » with t LMT ME Tue are THE SEATTLE STAR A CHAPTER FROM THE LIFE OF EVERETT TRUE. THURSDAY, AUG. a4, 1905, = AND THUSLY DID MY SOUL ra BUST "inTO é SONG Ra STE Sveiy ROT’ / Don't ‘SAE Ow THE MAN AEERS OUT Of THE LUNATIC ASYLUM. TH (DEA OF MAKING SANE PEOPLE ‘STEN TO SUCH Sis / ee IG “GLIM” TALKS Ges that the ex-champlon ¢ Bipiag thige : over the Eng! ace of his " b When asked ~a Shed wean ae history, the diamond of elep! Poa inns Gale time, had graced the crown of a! hag European monarch who, being a Ww dt com le up against {t d “soaked” the] skeptical about t precious stone the two cousine Frank Hall's big diamond is in town. NEW YORK, Aug. 4.—Andrew| The monster glim arrived in Se Cahill, a 16-year-old “masher,” was) attle We jay compar by the silver-haired manager for the t t up $300 ds te yeauired to put up $300 bonds to) 1), real champion, the mighty keep the peace before being released | jonn 1 yesterday by Magistrate Steinert When interviewed at the Pantages who, entally, delivered a se) theater, where Sullivan will appear Vere lecture on “mashers” and cor jnext week, the 000 «diamond ner ogiers Jepoke interestingly of the plans of notwithstanding till insists that he he mitts and 8 an make there some the/ their laurels he big giim glistened cordially was highly) when The Star man shook hands/ rt, who} with its owner. “Old John is feeling fine,” glit tered the spark. “He is ready t favor to him if they would regort “mashers” their arts in the neighborhood. plied ‘fight Ci willing arley Mitchell and I am 0 bet a few thousand rays| When Hall hove into the re tered ominously and rep pawnshop one sunny afters Yes, I've heard that June and I caught his ey makes a giant diamond of my sweetest glares, I knew I had! to hear those little dubs kno him. 1 don't know where he got) us Are genuine! We the money; the fighting game w should scratch a window pane n't much over but Frank! planked down real goods and| OLO MAN HANGED HIMSELF took me away with him - Yes, I rather like being carried] SACRAMENTO, ¢ Aug, .96 around in his cravat. He takes! jocks nel or good care of me nd never brings me before the footlights without} ha eer, hanged b t first care! dusting me off wit asement of his 9 his his silk I come in ing. No cause for the im (ine) —Comptete Hetel end Club Furnishera. THIS BTORE CLOSES AT 12:00 N OON ON SATURDAY UNTIL SEPTEMBER 1. Furniture Dept.—Ask Floorw This Golden or Weathered Oak Stool | Rom: ered 6 ends sorted cial pr Note tions— Mc Japanese 30c Japanese 26c Japanese 20c Japanese grain Carpeti Matting, Matting. Matting, Matting, ng. cut cut cut cut the boundaries of the city. different figured patterns as well as only, only, only only, cial, cut and sewed, per yard Frederick & Nelson (n.) Madison.and Spring Sts. & Regular price Owing to the expense attached to the delivery of these spe- | ¢ial Stools outside of the city Itmits and the extremely low price at which they are sold, we must decline to deliver them except within Carpet and Rug Dept.—Third Floor. Japanese Matting Under- priced The assortment of specially priced Japanese Matting include solid oak, and can be had in w delivery at our No C. t for Salesman. 65c an Stool shown to left is of or golden finish. Has turned jegs and lower cross spin Seat is upholstered with as velours and corduroys. Spe ice 65¢ ys many natural straw. These reduc per yard rs per yard 23e¢ per yard 18e¢ per yard ibe 75c Extra Super All-Wool In- grain Carpeting 55c Yd. | CUT AND SEWED | ¢ per ymplete Credit usefarnisher There are ten different patterns of this Extra Super All-Wool In- yard, cut and sewed; spe ae Second Ay Friday and Saturday Specials All sales of these specials are for cash and final the quantity of any special that shall be sold to a customer TO DEALERS. NONE The right nor telephone orders for th earliest 0. D. convenience. is reserved at all times tals can be filled Housefurnishings Dept.—First Floor Reed’s No. 8 Extra Heavy Tin Copper Bottom Wash Boller, $1.48 This Boiler is No. having hand mad ends, each & size, made of best quality extra heavy tin and copper bottom. Handles are firmly fastened “81.48 to with six rivets, Special pri Combination Corn Grater And Mincin Knife, 10c A Mineing knife and practical Corn Grater for ren.oving corn from the for fritters, suc cotash, ete. Blade is of well tempered steel Special price 10¢ Crockery Dept.—First Floor 35c Decorated French China Cup and Saucer _1S¢ These Cupe and “ oges, France whose Chinaware has a w m fe 1 here ¢ fou styles and decorations. Regular price 35e per ¢ a or cial, per cup and saucer ise Kitchen Bracket Lamp 58c Lamp comes comple th bronzed fron bracket, glass fount 2 burner and chimney, wick and glass reflector Seattle Agency for the Round Oak Heater 9 Motel and raishers —— PILLOW MUGLIN ‘ he 106 hed I SILK MALINE blaek ho ORIENTAL Ve A fine a , fo GLASB TOWELING 10c ree STOCKINGS AT te ry 10¢ 200 TRIMMING BRAIDS 10 ie 16 WHITE NAIN ook oe. in black, wh ataple 350 LACE INSERTIONS 10c plain or ribbed top, best Ibe hos assorted th pretty pat- 7 point de Venine Lace Appliquer care So 10¢ terna to choose f Hable Beading and Insertions, in white = / bh up to 206 yard ioe 15e STOCKINGS 100 190 WRITING PAPER 10¢ Poys’ or Ribbed ¢ knee, hee Misses’ Past Black Fine Btockings, 4 in and Me EMBROIDERIES 10c Nainsook and Cambric Emt ery Edges, 1 “GERMAN” CALICO 10e 150 HUCK TOWLES 10¢ he Linen Huck T he heaviest 1 best qualtty of neat OUTING FLANNEL 10c He Bleached Out J-timer warm nig 10¢ 25e GILK MITTS 10¢ of We st We STAMPED DOYLIES 10¢ stamped won FRIDAY he STAMPED BIBS Baby Bibs, starmpe ' Me BATTENBERG DOYLIES 100 Jenix ling, worth Ife; ¥ 250 FABRIC B 0c. ELTS t k Women's Cel 200 MEXICAN DOYLIES 10¢ 19¢ COIN PURSES 10c A vurtety of Coln Purse ried ed 6 ith trong clasps zee ag extra fine qu th 19 1 ] 25 SILK VEILINGS. 10c. 8, | Sitk Net Face Vetling in black nd staple full 18 ot hes wide, 1 fn fancy ed nize worth 250 pe 0c PILLOW CORDS 2 YARDS FOR We, DRAPERY REMNANTS 1 clean-up of 10. ort be MATTED PICTURES 10¢ V 4 subject me a a 400 yards Piatr Tricolored Pil lenghts of ery Materials ings, rex 5 10e and Swinses, Ne’ pr Friday you want at s want at the * of ards for 10¢ 10¢ We 250 MOREEN SKIRTING 10c, are blue and light pink, short Pri ‘ hen w rs purple, dark ed, white and regular price 2 sie the tat, a yard 10¢ CURTAIN NETS 100 Nets in yards ¥ tair 30¢ WASH GOODS 10c. A nice lot of fine Wash pre in Organ a Ve Goods French designs Imported ap to ¥y price 10¢ 19 SUN BONNETS 10c 22e CURTAIN SWISS 100. 15e DRESS CREPES 10c. all the latest evening shades, these do not lose their crepe ef- t when laundered, and also What 10c Will Buy in the Grocery Clover Leaf Soap, 3 Se bare 106 Matas, Be WOT. a sciccccccesscsti<ctes dabubete eee 10¢ Honey Flakes, 2 ibe packages 106 alf-y nd cans 106 gular 15 Matches, regular lc package 10¢ Ar 15e OUCH... 66. ceseeeeeee 10¢ Pepper Sauce, re jar 1 bottles Ammonia, 2 Se bottles re eee ee ee ae er eee 10¢ Mustard, regular bottle 106 Star Cre ‘ 106 Jelly gular 1 7 . 10e Vinegar, quart bottle, cider 106 Oyste res iat esd... eee 106 Rolled Oat pounds, fresh 10¢ | Ginger Snaps, fresh baked, pound......... ...5. 106 What 10c Will Buy in the easement | What 10c Will Buy In the “Notions” Tin Tea ‘ for 106 Hair Pins Women's Shell Hair Pins, 6 pins to the card, alge me 2 A worth } ach extra long hed teeth, in shell only, worth 20¢ a card; Friday 10e only . 10 d Faas : hte oo . 6 for | 15¢ Lace Pir Women’s Fancy Lace Pins with pearl and colored 106 pins fo the card, needle points, worth 15¢ card; Friday N 1 Pla Towel Bars, worth Friday specia Oe cP r a Bare, worth $8 ‘ 10¢ of Pearl and Metal Buttons for dress trimmings siete in ms m sizes orth dozen; Friday 10¢ a m sizes, worth n a 106 . 3 10 eka ng Hooks and Eyes black or white, warranted not a O¢ wort card; Friday, 4 for 10¢ be; Friday specia 106 Bindings including corduroy, brush hraids and. mohair. braids fancy em ed = pattern, colors, we «, 8¢ and 10¢ ya Friday, 10 yar 106 Swan Bill 4 and Byes in black and white, in all sizes 206 J 1h« } day ) boxes Diamond Wire Ha Pin Cabinets in plain or crimped, worth 5¢ 10¢ Gas and Electric 1 Friday at. ‘enak Premier Nickel Plated Steel Safety Pins, assorted sizes. worth ah " , worth f card; Friday cards y Women’s Silk Halr Nets in all col worth Se and 10¢ eack 19¢ ik " h 8 lozen L day, 10 r U Blade Metal Can Oper and bes Black Tubula t Laces, assorted lengths, worth 2 pairs fc Be ad h; Friday h fe Friday, 6 pai r 1 fi ne Welsbagh Mant! Id alwa men's Faney Frilled t extra good qua worth 9 ri Friday 10: Sevatél Seiniberddain Div Plate n’s Hat Pins, with heada, extra long pin, warranted $ “ Friday special, eache steel, worth 2%c each 6 for 10e