The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 20, 1906, Page 3

rOWNSEND ORDER IES aces THEM ANGRY x8" Saturdays 9 a.m. to TACOMAeMr D. B. Bucham " ft " ef u Hotel | 9 qi oT od TO tb ' t | e MERCHANTSOARE N r Reod, was thrown from a buggy un Judge R. A. Ballinger, preatdent p mm. KEEP WARES OFF THE SIDE foe nhyerives§ NY Tot the u ation, has | 6; Keer POLICE TELE PORT TOWNSEND © Book WALK eye run has begun ta the guif of /COMMmittees of that organization as pHONE BUSY FOR HOURS rein. More than 4,000 fish | follows hav 0 a ken at Friday harbor Committee on the amendment of "Sale Hours | Sale Hours Saturdays 9 a.m. to 9 p. m. Where You Buy Reliable Goods Only _— the law J. T. Condon, ¢ r Pat! erson, Alfred Battle, Kenneth | niinance Mackintosh and Edgar J. Wrieht Judiotery Corwin 8 Shank. | p iy Judge J. P. Hoyt, Henry FL Me-| ; . Clure, George Donworth and J. H.} ’ aon Powell = jaforming the ve P Soe Federal legislation—C. MH. Han pouses of the f clo pleased [ford. W. oom, 3. Bee THE NEAR APPROACH OF MOVING As . , homas Burke au T. Dov _ a + ini orang the at head Madame sn DUCTIONS THAN WE HAVE THUS PAR FELT quarters Was ke as alee ‘ FUNERAL OF COL, SCOTT, | Manis, some Kicking . with be] | THE PRICES WE QUOTE BELOW ARI nd threa ba be] The funeral of the late Col 8 INC I N : ' agains) . ® not had| W, Seott was held thie morning at! CUTTING.” IT MEA THAT WE ARE PRI¢ Git athe Be se ever|the chapel of the Honney-Watson rHEM. ONLY THE PECULIAR CIRCUMSTANCT one kind @ e French play undertaking parlors, The interment} > i . 4 ) \ \ imen have been Ih! “Phe Prawley# are datly rebeare-|was in Lake View cemetery Al GOOD MERCHANDISE AWAY, WE HAVE TO M( notity the eed ta's “Moths,” which wilt be/committee of the Washington So | AND TELL YOUR FRIENDS, WE ARE REACHI ts of the pastes © for the first time Sunday /clety of the Sons of the Amertear . . rey ‘“ . y at ghould the ordinance be ¢ lia H. Hanford, George H. Walker, A “The Onion Trust.” V. Bell, O. J. C. Dutton and W. B Reale accompanied t remains to Lake View, Col the | firet president of the and was prominent ae one of the | laRose and company, in a high-| most active workers WALLA 5 ae Relieving that| clase comedy sketch entitied “The hers fo or and the Horse,” and Lowe.) THREE SAILORS ARRESTED, the boy was kidnaped, seare Ke tse RL. Bri who dis xylophone artist, are adding ¢ fe oe ot A have given oT he popularity datly, Chris Lane} August Meyer, M. Mechale and vate n deep set 8 willfand Peter Duneworth are also first.| HM. Mensie, three German satiors| ed o e pe WhO | clase entertainers. from the steamer Erna, were ar-| There are at least ten d may be guilty of the crime if he t week the Mason-Kelly com 4 last night by Patrolmen Lil- | choose from de found will be at the Star in “The! at the request of the » full lenett ' ith TACOMA Humane Officer| Onion Trust.” Charles Mason will | who alleges Gre Full tength and widen Mr. and Mrs mbered a# & member of ere, The 1 with b Mason, tn “Rudolph and warters, but , turned over to the ship's of * een ~ for punishment iy torn off, and the brutal treat “Under the City Lampe.” CANNER! ERATING dpeat has affected his mind HOVER—The “Atbino’ a mowwhite a i of abnormal five that has been the terror of long the Columbia river has been shot and killed. Owing fo bis color he could steal into @ flock of sheep with ease, and has biy killed more lambs than gay 2@ coyotes in this section. | TACOMA—John KE. Lueth, of Vancouver, gave his sick wife car Rolie acid Instead of Ler medicine by mistake at Collins hot springs, | and she died 10 minutes later. } for One ine Just auch things happening as can shut the eyes and imag coyote. | Sound canneries are now tn full joperation. Few sockeyes hav taken but the general tmpresston | that the run will be as large) sin former years are seen in “Under the City Lamps the play at the Third Avenue, The! Aylesworth pany could not have “ play for thelr performance, The «# ot every Silk Gloves ar RYAN COMES BOUTH Dick Ryan, the feated cand! date for delegate to congre south from Juneau on the today Sun after which the Third be closed for a time. @ay | Avenue wit! night, Si } ity ik Gloves all only, CHIEF HAS LIST. i makes, tomorre HIS GIXTH ARREST a} ABERDEEN Mistaken Chiet Wapp <n has obtained | the cougar while berrying Rear! ¢rom the secretary of state a lst am Ch Appelt war af ar Coates’ camp, Mre. Louis | showing that out of 45¢ sutomodtic ter pair la Came wes ohet, through the}; ensed last year that only 188 own weual ev Dead yesterday afteracen, and | ore have renewed. A number of Hes new ~ iailled, motor companies and private own Grand "} alight —* TACOMA—A forest fire te burn ing between Elbe and Mineral lake fe the Nisqually valley ere are runn care this year, ur der and being jgullty of such an offense are sub SPOKANE —The pavilion at Loom | ject to punishment under the mis old number Silk Ornaments sion and Dance Tonight Steamer Port Sitk and Jet Gemaat st Henderson Saddlery Co.,| doe No 8 Columbia Igultor Bat! good time. Round trip Se, includ al ies priced regularly as high | $42 Oveldental ave. aoe Aery Bbe, at Spinaings ing dancing eee t ate to 7*c each. née as &sc a bolt, on sale to. a - — ast, cath <3 morrow and while they SRDS IOSDOSIOSICSDOSIOSSOSI gest. a¢ the 25 bolt Cc YOUR ICE BILL REDUCED BY THE $y8.s0 White Mo at $q0.0co White at $45.0 Mountain Refrigerators White Mountain Refrigerators i ty. Eiderdown HKimonas Portiere All of them are fring ¢ of our $1.00 qual ors best age Ornaments in variet of good les to land es ferent st lar pric You take them $3.95 Ladies’ Belts belt and this Every in the includes s of styles, colors worth while sizes to each, they last Val Insertions \ Pretty Valenciennes Lace Belt Pins worth up to 3s¢ each Fancy e Mountain Refrigerator }) § Jo: en ys an each Finishing ; Stick Pins worth 10c and 1s worth 1 The king of all refrigerators is the White Mountain, the “chest with a chill in it” Nghe sg aig Perfectly put together of thoroughly kiln dried lumber—all the inside parts are re each : fy, movable, thus casily and thoroughly cleaned. Priced low just now when you need them Cult Lit eal oe —a typical way of doing things this store has. : pies ria Beaded Chains wor $27.50 White Mountain Refrigerators $1 8.35 | EMER at * eee ee eens e ee eweeeee weenee $28.50 White Mountain Refrigerators $ Rush Shopping Bags worth | $30.00 White Movntain Refrigerators | Ribena: oper oe $20.00 $32.50 White Mountain Refrigerators | j at R $17.50 White Mountain Refrigerators 1 at DAY CAUSES US house in Among then TO RESORT TO MORE DESPERATE JUSTIFIED IN MAKING, Waists ver) jlored Wa at $1.25 $2.50 each, while they Handkerchiefs rrade La erchiefs and res Leather Bags Leather Hand styles, j and y cent of the prices as $2.00 each, as high | 98c ar now only Trimming Buttons 25c a dozen Braic Colored Shirt st in Long Drape V« both winter and summer weights all sizes in dark brillian tine and flannel waists that are regularly You take riety shades, $1.25 each, at ‘ombination Purses of | | Thousands of yards of , 1 Fancy jraids and the finest seal, alligator Trimmings, worth up and morocco grained to 75¢ a yard, here for leather, worth up to your choosing tomor- $5.00 each, at only ... the Greater Cuts Than Ever AND FAR-REACHING RE IPLI OF WHAT Wt {EAN WHEN WE AY “DESPERATE PRICE HESE GOODS SO LOW THAT YOU CANNOT AFFORD TO LET 1 KEEP IN WHICH WE ARE PLACED COULD EVER FORCE US TO ALMOST GIVI IVE AND MUST BE RID OF THE GOODS, LOOK THESE BARGAIN OVER ; CLI X OF THE GREATEST SALE IN SEATTLE’S HISTORY AND ,DERFUL MONEY-SAVING OPPORTUNITIES FOR YOU. Tapestry Portieres You a neater or more cool morn them this Idn’t have a better, vfortable garment for mut the camp. We price way to close them out Kimonos worth &5c and 98 at onl ings abc Kimonos worth $1.2 Kimonos worth $2.50 te at only ' # Notions and Fancy Goods Almost Given Away Spangled Nets Spangled Net Dress Trimming in black with for- Drape Veils Is in a va and a ment of up to choice of styles 1 assort worth colored spangies, merly priced at $5.00 @ sale while it your yard, on Ladies’ Purses Dress Trimmings row and while they last, at only 48c Hooks and Eyes worth §¢ a PAPCT, MOW cececceerseeeee Whalebone seaage 8 worth toc a be ° ove Whalebones worth toc a doz en, now only seen worth 15¢ a doz- w only odds and onda worth Dress Stays nc en, Jewelry up to 1§¢ each . Skirt Braid worth § now only Collar Stiffeners, each, now only worth 5c McCarthy Dry Goods Co. Cor. Second Avenue and Madison After August 1 at 1512, 1514, 1516, 1518, 1520 and 1522 Second Avenue PICKS MEMBERS & EG AT McCARTHY'S Second Avenue and Madison Street H. LEWIS & CO. formerly of First and Cherry st have removed to their new 1206 Second av., where for business ERNST BROS.IN 906-508 PIiht st. ste they are ready PURE RED RUBBER Frult Jar Rings Regular 16 jal, dozen GE THE ER STORE, 714 First Avenue. CLINE’ PLANO. HOUSE We Handle a Nice Line of oore’s a ov ems CUP CAKI DOZEN Tou can Fnby decuan Sffice: ‘also ony other Infor ae complishes the cure m0 Pioneer Bide. plis Cure. Main 961 These f sbestos lined throughout, im makin 4 i 'b We srantee them to PPANTS TOO OER Sits $00.00 to $4 | G asco {oat ER 705 First 1020-Is7 AVE } Ave. ZUITS TO ORDER +IS OO Pacific’ and Puget Sound Bottling Co. PHONES 9 SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY OSTEOPATHY Removes any obstructions to nature and nature ac- Kirksville Infirmary of Osteopathy 114 Washington Building Cash Register Exchange WE BUY, SELL OR EXCHANGE CASH REGISTERS We pay Registers The Sundwall Co. 609 Ist Ave. Phone 697 highest cash price for DO YOU KNOW THAT The Soda Water Bel i» the best In, the » hat money and ex It te the Dent perience THAT 4413 Second 8e¢ 15e¢ Phones Ind. 3639 Main 4202 “Make Good.” Our Shoes Ladies’ Sample Shoes and | Oxfords In Vie box calf. fact all styles values up to $ cho! $1 95 a Hoyt 405 Pike St. black or tan, in and kinds, 50; your IRRIGATED LANDS { Kid, patent leather and * Water Colors I Pastels, Etchings Steel Engravings and Carbon Copies, in weath ered oak gilt oval and square frames; our entire line at 25 per cent. Discount, = ee “Saturday Specials in Crockery Department Plain Restaurant Tea Pots, 1 cup, dozen .... $2.00 23¢ 26¢ 35e only Plain Restaurant Tea Pots, 2 cups, dozen Plain Tea Pe Plain Tea Pots for family use. ts for family use peat each .... 8 cups, each .... Plain Tea Pots for family use; 1a cups, each ... These Pe proper vessel to make tea in the Austrian China only Sé@ a air ts are fire proof, and really Fine id Saucers, the egg shape, Tea Cups a not more tl an 12 pairs to a customer Flour Sifters, the “Acme,” always 2sc, for, each ILé Mission Clocks at, each......+.+5 $2.50 to $3.50 For Friday, each .....seeees. $1.50 to $2.00 Large Eight-day Clocks, beautifully embossed and el ant fancy dial, worth $4.50 each, for, each $1.78