The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 9, 1906, Page 3

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~ anch at The Star elec ear ; Bocaiatty get Masy 1 for voces y th eS ipdanguane on Th rer fs ESereniz 4% £ NANE ADDRESS ND oD ee Ye ne OES 3 HE pee =~ The Theaters #/ . = te ress is spain einen oalbbonintneenineareonary ong wes ein "Soe! pera House. Im all of Ite theatrical history, playing at $2 and $1.60 price | prices, th “ eg Per* | Seattle has never been as fortunate Beattlo has rarely witnessed a | We ,, |ae at the better production and presentation | Mt) The per of any opera than that given "The a Bckb?siFE wel th nt Ume ances being given at 1 avenue | Me Grand opera house by the San| Wedding Bells” during the week At The Third Avenue Yense@) Francisco company at popular! closing tonight. The San Francisco] The Ayiew prices excel the performances| Opera company deserves all the | 1», e Star Thea e big play = Let Ed White Make a Your Suit If you want @ suit that has been | bi | onions tailored; if you | suit that hange right; if y Sol. Fite Gerald's) a sult that has been cut t Sunday, at 11/ ter tailor, go to Ed White, 20 1420 Gnd ay. *** | Collins butlding given by any of the travel gunizations that have visit theater during the past two sea ‘The Lord Now in CiNauisticat| CHRONOM CONTENTION, DIRECTING ENVELOPE, “CON- F EDITOR DAILY STAR.” et ge eoattact “for “he plumbing anime Sees “Th. Brown Pe ambing | lecture tomerrow, *r* & m.. Im Alki hall, fone erescemceees eines sinner eee sie nse ie sielee sien srr ‘ sine A bay Ma 1403 t i “ FURNISHED \ sf Wii COMPLETE | (ait i } a rr Buy Now | Pay Later _— ad Second Av., et i mn Corner SEATTLE\\. SPOKANE, A Corner ih All the ee | = ano WASH. oom Yeu! ie ‘ 4 Want ra idioma : AI = 1 , k Will; iiWhat O’Cloc ill} 1) ti You Be Here cca ae Sunday Dance at come v u oO wi ie ' fringe Bon Sty hae oe ee eae OA ae yd shies an Rl own nat Alki Point oes Ky tiful music and f cing Noor (1 | THke the boat from the Flyer dock SIX TO ‘NINE ning we w SIX TO NINE evening we will sell Table Oil Cloth, worth a5c a yard, for aSceZe <0 Covers rth $3.50 fo i — inches, w a —= = —_ c-X,, = ane =r —= aera nee} ie €f3 6 mm] cs oe_se_ee: I Your Last Chance of our advantage For You to ‘SIX TO Buy This a0 __.NINE Evening pet, fis evening we will sell Se BD Light Grey Blankets Between Hi BBE with new style borders, Six and 4 : : worth $1.50 a pair, for Nine A y O’Clock i D u Pai } 1D. S. Johnston Co. i f WEF 003 ceeond Ave, Burke Building. Ton saa eI ECO Caetano ) ERNST NST BROS. INC. $06-505 PIKF ST, le the cause of 18 per cent of all chr proveriy treat it im the early stages, Groat numbers om nostrume and curen the PERMANENTLY cuneo We Handle Complete Line of Paints, Oils, Varnishes and Brushes Give Us a Call Guarantee the Prices to Be Right “$6. 00 A MONTH aly PREM. Do not delay. Com WH. McHARRIE, M. D. Phone, Independen’ Pto tp. m. Kvenings—Tues Consultation and examine. @0-402-48 Areade Bull ding 32 days Cash Register Exchange WE BUY, SELL OR EXCHANGE CASH REGISTERS We pay bighe Pogisters The Sundwall Co. 409 Ist Ave. Phone 691, cash price for OF Adal DRS 1. Runnell and | he wratitude of | } to arres late the statute "land the latter ts held as Ma: This gener andy Breatont ai View A the plotures ec le the bi AEST |ORIVER WHO ALLOWED DIRT PALL TAKEN IN BY To ON STREET 16 POLICEMAN WILL ENFORCE ORDINANCE Robert Dunbar, a teamster in the ra generally ne warning im this continual move thie nal HELO ON THEFT CHARGE N. W. Metson, who says ateamahip nm ed last night by Patrolmen Crandall and Wenteodt ed with petty lar ceny It ie alleged that Metson tole a watch from L. L. Moses, a ork, rooming tn the Alaska hotel a witne he in a ot / Shoes for ae Nee ’ Shoes for $950 When? Any time Where? Gray Shoe Co. 921 Second Av.,Near Madison Centennial’s Best Flour Makes More Bread Makes Lighter Bread Makes Whiter Bread || — Makes Sweeter Bread Makes Better Bread Than Any Other Flour ALL GROCERS SELL IT FINE OLD GLENDALE BOURBON WHISKY PER QUART $1 Binew Rye full quart $1.00 nm old erved stock Fine old h and Apricot Brandy, fv art, each $1.00 herry, full quart ioe The Murphy Wine & Liquor Co. 310 Pike Street, Port Wine an TA Lu Mercantile Portland for $5,263.77, Than One-Third of Its Actual Value Merchants from every elt « known that this HIGH G rhit off bu eo LUCKY rttom at price SEE PRICES BELOW sults. $12 Men's all wool Beatt Huite $16 Men's fine worsted 6 made Suits PANTS. $2.50 strong and durable Pants #1. $2.00 Wool Pants SI $4.00 Woo! Pants, beautif te ” $5 and $6 fine dross Pants 82.75 SHOES $2.50 Viel and calf skin Shoes | 81.65 ' dress and working shoes $1.8 $3.60 tra heavy working noes, ao uble soles, $2.15 k, best ie, $2 b Oxfords in viet and patent leather, | $1 05 UNDERWEAR, 2.00 fine all-wool underwear, wear 160 extra heavy Jersey ribbed underwear, all colors, 40¢ $1.00 linen mesh underwear and ight, 42 ye Tbe nderwear 40¢ n emfwyp cmfwy S0e MNeht balbriggan under wear, 2bo. Make No The Ralnler Clothing Company of Seattle Gets the $14,000 Stock of the Bankrupt cky Strike Clothing Company of a Little More went of the Mioac iri river rushed t he Oregon met when ft RADE CLOTHING, HAT, SHOR AND FURD B8TOCK would ed the opport 1p this en LOW KO! « goods at g outfit till ‘ urgain sales of the | 008s BALI where ov ne p to date and you n outfit yourself at will hard! a dent in SHIRTS $2 dered whirt, 45¢ $2.00 ¢ ell elese $ Ay case, with straps, , $1 leother sult case, satin bee, all and leather lined, $4.86 ‘ FOR BOYS AND YOUNG ‘ al ors, 40 MEN HATS, ' g men suits, dov- 4, three-piece, $2.00 fine fur hats, all shapes $4.75 and 9 wool and stylish $2.50 h all styles, shapes men suits, long and oe, $1.2 5 $3.501 brand hats, $1.66 « men's tailor- double-breasted, FURNISHING GOODS, t and durable, $2 46. le-breasted, 0 years only, $2.96 $1.00 boys all-wool ants, 40¢ ®’ hoes, strong and hiefs he matitch nm handkerchiefs, styles and EXTRA SPECIAL CONTRACT GOODS. bh shirts, stiff and soft ow brand collars, 10¢. ett whirts, $1.00 celebrated $5.00 Harlow caps, all styles and ecol- ors, 206 BOe nec four in hand, 20¢ shoes, $2.65 | Fine yw tes, latest $2.50 Lion brand hats, $1.65. 2 The genuine President sus- $2 mis, 95¢ | pender, 5c $2.60 fancy ves beautiful | Iris ish iinen handkerchiefs, 2 patierns, § or 26¢ Mistake, Look for a Big Sign Lucky Strike Sale Rainier C Clothing Co. 220 Pike Street THIS WEEK YOUR CHOICE FOR $8 ANY $15.00, $18.00 and $20.00 SUIT THE BARGAIN STORE 1104 Firet Ave, 1104 First Ave BOSTON DENTAL PARLORS Houre—s8. 30 : to 12. Both phones. 1420 BECOND AVE NATURE'S REMEDY Guaranteed to eure Constipa- tion, Zhe a box enaney S. $ Second and Pike Dr. M. M. Ring. Geo. D. Burr Osteopathic Physictana 416 ARCADE Phones, Main 4432; Ind. 366. $9 For two weeks’ trial treatment pag Cure Asthma, anemia, appendicitis, bronchit constipation, diar rhoea, a, skin can kinds, Between ng and Third Avenues What the Guarantee Star Means oYAr N TEED The absvlute correctness of the latest circulation rat- ing accorded the Seattle Post-Intelligencer is guaranteed by the publishers of Rowell’s American Newspaper Di- rectory, who will pay one hundred dollars to the first person who successfully controverts its accuracy, The Post-Intelligencer is the exclusive Guarantee Star newspaper published in Washington. It has a known circulation of known quality. To advertisers the P.-I. is indispensable. It covers the field and pro- du results. Se ae Crnrory Fornrrure Company Srconp Avenve & SprinG STREET Saturday Special A line of Pictures in square gold 16x20, regular price $1.25. frames, beautifully colored; Saturday only cm—ns—=«san

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