The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 11, 1905, Page 3

Cash “Don't Ware, hye oe ey. Credit ° ‘ i hi | Credit or Cash At the New Store | The foundation of he new store redit syst m is the belief in honesty, We believe you to be honest and that you will carry out any agreement you may make As a result, you can buy anything here that you want and pay for This is it on terms to suit you that that we liberal a statement you may verify make with the realization that it is the most credit offer store makes. you get just as you wish that any We want your patronage more for your money here and pay C me in and talk it over. TURES COR. SECOND AVE. @ UNION STREET COFFEE AND TEA At wholesale prices to close out. the best high-grade Teas and Coffees at whe got to give up our room Saturday, Septem Shoe Co. All 40e Teas now, Ib All SOc Teas now, Ib. All 0c Teas now, Ib All T5c Teas now. Ib. All $1.00 Teas now, Ib ADAMS TEA AND] COFFEE CO. | Baking prices, Only two wee’ raale xe 0 Coffees now, Ib..18¢ like 22e 2e All 15 ‘ All 20¢ Coffees now, Ib 89e he Coffees now, tb ive Coffees now, Ib Coffees now, Ib Coffees now, Ib Powder at wholesale 9) Fixtures for sale. Extracts at whol prices. Groceries sale prices at wholesale Boy Truants Hold Cop a Bay With a Toy Revolver: The only of Sunday) hydrants as he was confronted with aight recorded at the police staticn|# revolver. He hesitated, thinking , | that It was better to hike away and was when Patrolman App the giant of the force, bay on Queen Anne hill by two dim live to walk the beat another | but duty beckoned him on and he day.| | inutive highwaymen, who refused =| went ee aoa it whe Cel to “throw up thelr hands” at the] /evoiver and the bie patrolman hed! request of the officer. | They were truants and the curfew Jaw was getting perforated with holes until the giant officer strode upon the scene “Hey, you fellers, I want the satisfaction of dragging the tru ants by the nap of the neck to their} home. The gun ia held at the po-| j lice station as a memento. | NAGASAKI, Sept. 11.—The Taft Stop yer guying me now party arrived this afternoon on the} The nervy patrolman almost stag-|steamer Korea. They depart at gered into one of the city’s emerald | daylight you ERNST BROS.inc( INC 306-505 PIKE ST. INE FEATHERS MAKE FINE BIRDS People judge a man considerably by the clothes he wears. While there are exceptions to all rules, clothes DO show pret ty much the degree of taste and refinement one possesses. It's the same with r home life—your neighbors judge and family by the cleanliness and neatness of your Steel Garbage Barrels yourself premises. are a specialty with vs, and to such an extent that we make them exactly t order, giving any size, weight, shape or style desired ney're HAND-MADE. Hoops are extra heavy as We expect thes barrels to last for years No extra charge is made for having your name and address stamped in the barrel to insure against possible loss. $2.00, $3.00, $3.50 and $4.50 an't ca BOTH PHONE: Congressmen to Discuss a > Theatfair t C nd c chroth has been charged vatteens LOW S400 AVE he ® loggor named H. 8. Tlegs, were | orderiy Mag Nap ies RELIABLE GOODS ONLY. duties arrested Monday morning shortly | quarter r out, but the RRR ARR A RARER RR me [aflere? o'clock after Captain Ward, $40 would s No charg WeWiccccese i¢ wat Sergeant Powers and Patrolmen han been pl nat Sehroth mt water level at Lake Wash-| ' HENRI f 1 rr A turned Sunday from a tour of the | ington iain’ have an” Ghee ook CHIFE BROAL : : |wouthwestern part of the state In an interview Senator Piles/— lection of patterns and colors LOTH EE where he has been investigats dwelt strongly on the importance|| The assortment Is so extensive FINE BERGE AND AR wants of the counties, with particu-|of Fort Lawton to Seattle and stated|— that you'll have no trouble in REPE HERI ! lar attention to the rivers | that few ple here appreciated|— finding something that will look ELOUE POR AND MO. Monday he went to Everett, and/ what a regimental post, such as| well Mer your coat and walst IN sesday he and Senator Ankeny will/originally planned for the fort,|ff coat. Prices Ox: oY eras ee jand it is probable that Congree#-| {nating against the Puget sound] v man Jones will also attend navy yard that in due time it Mohair Waist I 1} Wool Crepe The most portant matters to] will be made the firet in importance} Waistings—r bea in the be discussed a the ship canal}in this country. lb ty of ste 81.50. » The, Oe 1 606 | Council opened here t THE SEATTLE STAR--MONDAY, SEPT. 11, 1905 " ; Burkman and © MAN AND WIFE jist’ who claimed that IN DURANGE VILES:\%" (°°. andall had f the log he had beer band an THEY NEED. Dress Fort Lawton Generous Water Supply Bremerton Plenty of Work for Navy Yard Qiymypia Lighthoune Ps Tacoma Big Army Post and Rifle Range; Indian School Hellingham. ..More H Mortifica MAKING ven ome River and Harbor Legislation for Counties of Clarke, Wahkia r kum, Cowlits, Pacific, Thurston, Mason and Pierce i + » ” » c 1 ¥ ’ OF Ls AND Dit or ‘ ‘ i i i i i ee Ee ee ee te ee ee ee ee ee eee eed | « ' » 1 f ‘ ur United States Senator Piles project and the maintenance of the . ; Tee : Lights; Channel Deepened; Sm eee eee eee tee tee eeeet confer with chief of engine Seattle's needa. man will be yp Mackenste with respect te Congressman Cush went at thin meeting General means to the city commerctally, and | what added prestige nationally it} | would ive Seattle, He stated | | that the government ts not diserim alac $2 TO $8 } 2 analy an un Checked Pea de 800-804 FIRST AVE ealine White Chips Cost a Hundred Strongest Overcoat House ta Pes : ts . tereed veel olty-tele In this L ittle Game of Draw sore Seta raipas'y a goehegee et rane y lbh pangs Seg seat \ which the names: Frick, | tions,” he replied with another emile | puret 4 : Bing Ah — se re Weett houre there | it . Tt ia eald th fame ran thr “ worth of chips, No chip rep Second Ave. and a a Other Why Pay So Company Madieon Street game. He smiled In & noncommit- Much More? A Little Down and a Little Evory Week Pays for a JEWEL RANGE This Range is most fm dewign and r compactly built; body best grate of heavy polish BOSTON DENTAL PARLORS Twelve-yenr guarantee Lady REBELLION TANGIER, Sept. 11 sereuineen co. American Minister Samuel R. Gummere, and endanta arly all Kuropean colony has quick bak! oven, Deau's Clothiers, Second ant Unos tue Soe mentea dl ics chiakAted dake sesknanan ' patent oven t 7m, guaranteed te 12 Both phones ee aaeeiet ae the never to warp; heavy fire-box In 1420 SECOND AVENUE the exbarbe at, the. = tog: « powerral water heater: Do Ml LONDON LOAN OFFICE | — ter of the elty for ® Severe a a ee 106 Kecond Ay. B every reepect Diamonds. | Breaches, tribal fighting st | Next to Guys Drug Store Money to Loan on Watches, Dise | t F d FAMILY IN EVERY monde ené Jewelry. mf _.J De not buy « a ans no orm IN THE USITED Pay Ringe BB gy MOR ym] Houghton & Hunter Jewelers 704 First Avenue window and eur prices, marked wi vale figures isaac Lurie, Prop “RELIABLE TRANSFER CO. ‘Union Bakery Baggage, Furniture, Storage | and Cafe Office and storage room, 1215 First nue, Postoffice bullding. 1) THINGS TO EAT. Phones—Bunse 003; Independent am THURSDAY. ely decided on} Nothing waa defi at the meeting the executive mittee of the Japanese asrocis tion, whic convened Sunday night to discuss plans for Baron Komura’s reception. | The lack of information regarding he baron’s movements has left the| ittee “up in the alr j ding to latest advices Baron | Komura is iii at hie apartments | the Waldorf-Astoria, New York, an will rest there for a few days, bav-| ing cancelled ali social engagements. TOeRP eee eee eee ee 2 We carry a ful Furnishings. Get our prices. 1 Mine of House See our goods and FOR G AY ANI Thompson FurnitureCo * * . eR : seus ae setae Cor. 1s Ave. and FORMERLY Gl HOLMES FURNITURE .CO, * ND NAPOLIS. ‘nd Sept. ae aed 1 nw O Smock, an Tadlan Pike Street ® polis justice, ha ® opinion that a girl who breaks ® her eng ent to marry need ® not return the engegement ring | @ unless there is @ specific com # tract that she give it up on ®@ failure to wed. The decision @ was in the romantic case of Welsh, who divorced wooed her anew, and # Michael ® his wife, ® gave her ® Kegement * remarry ® ring eee ee DENVER, Col September 11 The eightth annual convention of the International Building Trades day. The at very large and an in ding materials, etc will be discussed THE BIG SALE @ new diamond en ing. She refused to d he sued for the eeeeeeeeee Overstocked Owing to our limited space we are compelled to move our new fall stock and move it quickly. The follo « prices should be an in centive for you to purchase now CRAVENETTE | COATS tendance is terest of b: $15.50 DRESSER—Golden oak; beveled French plate oval mire ror measuring CHILDREN’S COATS? BONNETS $1400 DRESSER 1; bag serpent base 18x40; three anes French pF drawers with gilt pulls. Cut to CLOSED Lad Imported Mah Cray Children’s Coats and Bonnets mirror, IAEA Cut 00.8090 * +: Ca enette Coats, satene styles, UP | ffom 3 years up—the most ex D. & Johnston Co. extend big from $10.00 || quiftte line in the city—at the thanks to the big number of bie- | Cntidren’s Cravenette Coats, the || most reasonable prices. minded patrons who were big/— proper thing for school girls, enough judges to see the big valucs up from 87.00 and took advantage of the money-saving opportunities A big and well-assorted stock of pianos {s# now on exhibition at our REGULAR prices, which are al-| ways the lowest to be found in the! Northwest, when quality of instru-| ments to which they apply Is con big These gooda are cut In half as we made an exc fine buy in New York. LADIES’ SKIRTS LADIES’ SUITS As a special inducement for Mon day and Tuesday shoppers we Tare making a epecial on a most fexant line of Ladies’ Fall Suits—the latest materials and Will 300 families are now doing it $3 or $4 per week will buy a sidered Heavy weight, for fall wear, very || ‘fall styles; $35.00 values Shame: teailt 46 smth: dons bates Among the display this week are pretty and neat 85.00 AG $18.50 |] . several MINIATURE OR BABY itn : e you now live in CHICKERING GRANDS that are superior in tone quality, yet really i A ty improvements are in occupy less space, than some up ax Novelt Suit & Cloak Mf Co. te Tw tf em Include in our regular line are Chickering. Kimball, Pease, Hobart MANUFACTURERS OF HIGH GRADE SUITS, CLOAKS AN |M. Cable, Haddorff, D. 8. Johnston | Co, Special and various other pianow and Kimball reed and pipe organs, also Vocalion and Clough & War }ren church organs, Easy terms ar car on Washington street COA 1207 SECOND AVENUE. OPPOSITE PANTAGES outheast Seattle. THEATER if | pa ranged on all instruments | BOLPEN OAK DINER—Quarter 1ANOS FOR RENT av ery ‘pattern, with are the and oldent Cut_ to... strongest Wve © guarantes to oR om to 12 m Fin 80 a, m. 'D. $. Johnston C0, ss or Howard Nutidin, EXTENSION TABLE 1 PB Jen oak, measures 6 feet extend- Seattle's Leading Piano House, ALLEN & GILBERT Pens Biutua! Lit ed, 4 hes cloi h, equare, pedestal base ls supported 902 SECOND AVENUE. ! RAMAKER CO. Rullding by henvy ecroll Cut from $21.00 to 4-75 BURKE BUILDING 1406 Second Avenue. 7 ite