The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 28, 1906, Page 7

THE SHATTLE STAR--MONDAY, MAY 28, 1906. SNOQUALMIE IS (GIVES HIS LIFE — LODGE HOSPITAL IN GOOD SHAPE, TO SAVE Ree: _ BEING PLANNED: "Will Be Conside red. CONCERNING FRE | oy i * Oe.| RED MEN SUGGEST THAT OR-)) it or been made to this or any vital ot he | SEATTLE BOY MAKES FRUIT ing establishment it tamity ake FOUND TO BE "| Less . » or liv ip | ry goat +} 8 EFFORT TO Rescue DERG JOIN TOGETHER AND ‘ ih 3 B-SHORTAGE OF t rt pling albot for Patents, 206 Mutual Lif mhortiy QrouNDLESS-—*S | COMPANION AND BOTH ARE]! ERECT BUILDING FOR THE ition nnn inane aetna . “df 2ARD ONLY r Cat yan ON BOA xO 18 ON | CARRIED TO DEATH IN RIVER | Cade OF fhe bien ane Pian of Red Men. rity OMPLAINED OF b The idea forward by the Red ‘ we Bre Neeoy ; Cash Register Exchange s § | WE BUY, SELL OR EXCHANGE ae CASH REGISTERS . We pay bighc ¢ eash price for : Registora will ‘dis Don't throw your old clothes | May .|away. Have them cleaned to look | leay yo. Hike new at the Pantortum, Matn | arri + 1048. eee | $1.0 soermecone ASD pra ccineeres. nth ay, south, in this etty,| vad his father, William & Follmer, | jy, futendent at the meat pack | ¢ 609 ist Ave, Phone 691. and —— GMESSAGE | FROMNESSI CREFFIELO writes TO GORVALLIS RELATIVES THAT QHE HAS RECEIVED WORD prom “UOSHUA nor TO WORRY ABOUT HIS EARTHLY ~ GET OUT —— age * us | : UR Store at Second Avenue and Madison Street has been leased to other parties. We have been ordered out, and our immense stock of over a Quarter of a Million Dollars’ Worth of Choice and Seasonable Merchan- dise must be slaughtered without regard to cost or value. THE SALE WILL CONTINUE UNTIL THE ENTIRE STOCK IS SOLD. What has been rumored for moths past has become a fact, and we are obliged to leave the corner where we have been located for so many years. It’s a case of “Get Out, and Get Out Quick,”’ and every dollars’ worth of this immense stock must be sold within the next 60 days. An investment in the bargains we have to offer at this sale makes the profits on Seattle real estate look like Nothing in comparison. Tan 3 © felling thaber ant co into the waters of Wemet creek, James Keil, « carpenter, was seriously io $250,000 Worth of Goods Being Sacrificed WAS sae | at Cost and Less — of Than Cost Many youns fectered and he was badly M hours before Keill Providence hospital, where secured «medical attend He was © in a farm from Cherr ¥ a0 ‘a 8 distance t® Medison park om the and from there taken to J in the ambaiance ¥ pen and wom Silk Dress Goods, Linens, White Goods, Wash Goods, Sheetings, Hosiery, Underwear, Gloves, Ribbons, Laces, Embroideries, Suits, Coats, Skirts, Waists, Undermuslins, Corsets, Infants’ Apparel, Boys’ Ciothing, Children’s Dresses, Summer Millinery, Ladies’ Neckwear, Men’s Furnishings, Umbrellas, Hammocks, Draperies, Pictures, Fancy Goods, Stationery, Books and many other things---All must go. Warkestareries Wie ie R 1 Y will not be appointed.—If any other Seattle st besides McCarthy’s made this state bear { th ' gle article is guar ee t tl ' as if you paid the f I cutting the price does not hurt the quality of the merc binitins Lhis # Ir s loss to u ar a bit to f | to swallov But “necessity knows 1 1 and we mu 1} as A ye. 1 An | - Conditions of Sale | All sales are final and for cash 100 Shares of Stock a Seattle-Boston : m=" 1McCARTHY DRY GOODS CoO. matt A RANE, Pres Second Ave. and Madison St. After August Ist at 1514 to 1520 Second Ave.; Just North of Pike. The Sundwall Co. | McCarthy Dry Goods Company, Second Avenue and Madison Street we mene DEQ 4