The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 2, 1906, Page 3

appetite being one of the features, | tiful Jade” beti® partioularly pleas The balance of the cast was ac | ing to the audience, Melvin Stokes, ! ; The Theaters Ey ens ween me eens Syn Prin full justice to the compa +f PLAN JOINT CELEBRATION ee presentation A joint csteb in of the Fourth ne all that Could be desired, as the at the Seattle { and {natstent applause tow The Liare w ! w ® fe nd i £ . himself with gram » Teddy Wetit | in his ELKS TO HAVE PICNIC a lot | ¥ role of «© of bringing all th while city together, the Var Ie a Bear ers! 1 again, bt Fire Crac ” € want and then And everything else « y om a me « « ke. « Rnelled atart « sunt with the State tor ym o better factiitate pera) in Gut Ho s pkg. au tle. Y wy 6 Se ay, Cor \ gathering . Ve 1 At Spinning’s. °* d nen nually oe ne children eee ° <4 ~_ ~ om BCID CSIC OSS OSS LABOR 10 BY A i, 1 uy - ' tH 4 delerate We've adi tis: thea = nates of 1 k . , at KI) CENTRAL COUNCIL AND BUILD be what it w Ye othe | \ a fu h i} t Wy ING TRADES COWNCIL PLAN a big saving lin welcon t b ty c °, TO PURCHAGE $25,000 WORTH We make no difference ar treatment of you whgther y ay “charg pay tt th OF BTOCK—WILL PREVENT | cash on the nail. If y ture needs, present or future, come a and share [Wi] capon TrousLes. in the savings. ii i | All Dressers Are Reduced =} i Several hundred fine Dressers are offered during Wy f this sale at prices a a floors, They must will certainly mo cece King County Will Make a Mard/ Fight for the Sullivan Estate. SSS aa = Dignsers, were $1875 All Couches at Worth While Need a couch? Then come here and » s ‘twill be wisdom to come early i have good springs and are covered with velour in pretty de Reductions ance of the hearing for distributior YOUNG BOY MISSING aged 12, Is mise! ist av, NJ His dis the po | 7 D. | been seen or heard of him. | H. GROBLOVE MISSING unge home =, et Frank Y ling from bis s, claw feet Some frin, lors. igns and hb, Verona Velour Cover, wae $25 Couch, Plain Top, Velour Cover, was 624.00, at Cow . Couch, Plain Top, Ve Couch, Plain Top, Veieur © Bed Lounge, was $16.6 | | at which juring the day morning a to return WILL ENJOY PICNIC, rovement club a ptenic at Wil Ladies’ 1 i «! Corne! of Foster a low grove, Foste There |will be « large program of sports LOST HIS GRIP. CSERDOSROSE Seeseeeees fete aR | ee a a : == hae ool es Mea” s * ‘4 7 ee ee tee ———- labout 3 yesterday after 100n | MANY ViIQTEOD BOBTON Launches were carrying visitors to the ij ]ton, which is swing at b iF ; ame visit. | ' CAMBRIANS TO CELEBRATE. @t David's Cambri jeoty will hold its annual celb Wood land park on La’ Jay, September : ‘ program of sports, to br fot 6 lowed ae ute rary program, has NEXT SELLING DATES FOR LOW so eer BY " a ROUND TRIP « |Wash Suit Special $1.85 e We are offering ax « Fourth of | é ‘ x4 | Union 2 @ Good 10 Days Going—go Days to Return | Other Excursions Aug 7. 8, 9; Sept. 8 and 10 | I ous credit system THE “ORIENTAL LIMITED . COMPARTMENT OBSERVATION CARS THROUGH, TOURIST SLEEPERS TO CHICAGO DAILY WITHOUT CHANGE For Particulars, Call or Address » Cc. W. MELDRUM City Passenger and Ticket Agent. Ticket Office Second and Columbia St., Seattle e | Eastern Out fitting Company, Inc. 1338-34 Second Avenue Near Union, Rellable Credit House.” j “Geattle’s ————_ es YC & SEATTLE STAR—MONDAY, JULY 2, 1908, j Coptadle q jaw Francots, gave a finished rendi UN — | tlon. | “Princess Chic” at the Grand. | The costuming was bright and| | That tuneful co j artiettc the r setting did cows Chic f the | | Ban Fran at | ' y and LABOR DAY PARADE WILL LADIES’ HOSE i Mercerjzed silk finished Stockings in brown and chocolate colors, extra val ues away under price morrow the pair ~ for a general plenic on Labor Da HUMBOLDT BRINGS $164, 108. WISHON LOSES PURSE. the 1) hae ap | m r With KE. Wish 1112 Becond av, re th of @ pocketbook con urade old. He te unable to ¢ the time or place at which the theft occurred, but tn of the pinion that his pocket wax pleked. Margaret King, who for the oe has been a mins! DONE AWAY WITH, AB IT 16 er and | 1. B. Cy and bring | $0 CRs, OS ee Te ther nt h those of POWDER FOR TREADWELL - vs a ” TOO COBTLY—ALL UNIONG | wand other citte ; « — ON THE BOUND TO TAKE a fy - mi : ing ll. f po Subscription Books Pane Hurrah for the Frater= on ici int proceed torn Now Open nae nal Picnic ro area rhe ton bookn of We a ee esas The Real Charm of seruistertorann Buy Your Fireworks at °°." w sg hed ruaars ; Mapeline Ice Cream ‘ Piper and Taft's glad ty ni fot tke | a r . ‘ AtMcCARTHY’S}! Second Avenue and Madison St. WHERE YOU BUY CHOICE AND RELIABLE GOODS ONLY. ° Cannon Crackers From the Great McCarthy Sale Every item under this heading is a cracking good bargain. If you note the prices you will see that a quarter, a third or a half are common reductions in every case. If you purchase here this week you are sure to save money. Women’s Vests Finest Swiss ribbed all-wool Vests, long natural and black, ° Men's Bathing Suits Two-piece, navy blue, with short sleeves with white stripes, $1.23 and pants finishe extra values, now priced at, each India Linons Pure white, sheer and fine and worth 15¢ Men’s Neckties Ties of finest silk, in and 2oc a yard, on sale tomorrow and Our best * while they last, at the | -Girls’ Dresses h) : i Dress Shirts Made of blue, pink or green chambray Made of white Oxford cheviots, very rare ought to be $1.25 each; 3.00° with white sizes 2 and nicely trimmed articles in men's finery enenped- ep’ Gul a8 pique and white braid, 214, worth up to now priced ¥ $1.25, each . | ee eee : ’ Misses’ Caps ed Sailors Of navy blue vel- worth 75¢ 58c mming New Fa ° Ladies’ Purses Made of high grade fancy leathers, very fine qualities and worth regularly $1.50, $2.00, $2.50, $3.00 and $5.00 each, now marked 98c each, only Bathing Suits Women’s Bathing Suits of blue or black soliel, have sailor collars and are trim- fancy white med throughout with é braid, $1.75 values, SUN BONNETS @ust what you want for the beach, They come in white, blue, pink, black and Se LADIES’ BELTS Fancy Silk and Leather Belts, many fi ferent styl&% 3 and 3 up to 39¢ each, now or gray and are worth 20c 10c sale at, each each, on sale at GIRLS’ SHIRTS ¢ Sizes to fit small girls. They are made of GIRLS’ VESTS White cotton d with one fine muslin and have deep flounce of 49c sleeveless — 15¢ inch fancy inse ® tucks, hemstitching and 1g¢ quality, now marked pretty lace, 65¢ values .@....- edown to GIRLS’ OVERALLS Made of good blue denim, sizes 4 to 12 49 years, regular price 2§¢ cach, now on sale at only ... - ac McCarthy Dry Goods Co. Cor. Second Avenue and Madison After August 1, at 1514-16-18-20 Second Ave. ee S @ Cau « d