The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 31, 1906, Page 4

+ 1HE SEATTLE STAR—TUESDA SEATTLE STAR..TURSDAY, AY, JULY 31, at 1906, cr THE SEAT BY STAR PUBL ===" ONLY THROUGH DEATH usar eVERy ArT! . i 7, 4 A era a ae ow | — af 6 a ste ove orre se a = “3 au | -_ rhe Real Triumph ww . coil , I~ wy . No Reason for Dis gia wn tiene fj 3 eet JUAKER ; aaa - “~ 1013-1015 SEATT Mie | Tat 4 FIRST AVENUE fA WASHINGTON : wie < MAIN 1240 ; HAD THE BRASS a ' ! BUY HERE A AND [ GREGORY MAXIM. ' an of ; ' Ve “ 7. ow ’ rr , ee ie tee send of the JAP WENT WRONG. | Mu aie ae « r . Y K a q Ja “ oer _ Our Pe * Ready te 0 "i f the « ‘ vt t ‘tailed the Municipal Car System whee Mapetne ice Cream . < my. 3 . os Pov thaw Min oe ; o Jin ut here Rusia ding 7 rn AMUSEMENTS. . re ° * coe At . Bering FRER DELIVERY ti t y. Pho i wlokly | Kaintwok ' shamed to rea | Star sumM) ER PRICES 100 A a EK 100, PEF nt 188 5 - si Del davancdann s coake weiieire oneat Bic THIS ‘waeK | i ” . ode ' we | P ; : ; gh B A ry Ee B A L rate 10433-1055 First Avense Y oyu + the |e vat Oe sa sn a SEES tees | cs ns t tae oy * are | Mnlshed « . Stor TOMORROW, 5 O'CLOCK P.M F : ttos ; a ; ape . ; ne ” + ready . ro i reed * RECREATION PARK Admission 36¢ and 60¢ Take Virginia or aie ‘ ne ~~ ag ry . ; . . . . 1 ' os jee seaceaseeuaahiy LADIES DAY WEDNESDAY, FRIDAY : atiggediaes beaplienige Dietoyaty In the army, | oer airt’ be chewed, te] Auditorium Skating Rink | t she sotvens Ghatak oh hine-prearye “adie rere vg| Fourth ave, above Pike street. Al service Maple floor, Steel ball - " x ba eo ear @ - bearing skates Kile Good & ae cone pa Hf 1ca! morcailalll - tio —— Ml dent Vi Gane som of Wate pe oy shang : euee AS | talking machines, planos and orgs moved to 1406 ret Hunter sa j Second Ave, where all costomers ‘will receive our best ab oe ct > = |i - wf ‘RAC E Ss BIX RAC 7 a ie RAIN OR iit r Da ‘ ‘ a : . i ‘ FIRST RACH 1 P M. SHARP The Meado ws _ = : . eee ; Pion einsstea SHERMAN, CLAY & C0,|) 2 R Piea: oy ty COOL OFF | Steinway (and other) Pianos « “4 st ARS SOTA TRitg, pasts ears, 27, Re: | 1408 SECOND AVENUE SEATTE es —_— =~ aed Poe nie tian ae oe. er ee mee opm i ” : ~ L e. ad » fighting ohe 7 . oF v p — eee af The tu roery Tivsssssesesse; | TOMORROW AT LONDON’S J he V elvet| 3 ce an 4@ SUMMER BABIES. * Bi M4 enourn sHOULON'T * | GROCERY SALE STILL CONTINUES ] er ie e a Rest Flow wer's price $1.25 prt cece An Tr # throus * *. + * j o"" : Invites You to Their * * > | pening * « . * 1. : macs at mW F000 CUTTER Wednesday, thels PoRETRE TT ee eee eee ee ee eee eee eee) All-tie Kettle, No. § size enadie covinstaioa ae ‘ a coe od (nae SE Ree eS Se: THE MARKETS 22 | [WeNS owoenwean-s. “Soave Thursday, the 2 FROM 12 NOON TO 5 P. M. . — © j@ seated, » ‘ MWe Lime and Cement ‘ Le a te © intention to thro tt rs of our new ry and st t public of attle, for the first tim ax: [_NEW BELTS-—RIGHT FROM NEW YORN | At ie car intention to throw open the dence, Cf oot reac, cleshlioess, perfection of mi ipto-date mel . othing ’ aa ; : wh t vagrant wit . on a radet ry ' a Be | Pionty of Long Gloves at London's ] SILKS ARE GOING Ladies’ Wearables PY senntagetre eae At Greatly ite at tor amt tavend | Reduced Prices Aap eG estat ade CLEARING PRICE ON DRESS GOODS ena Goods went out © 1 h toda We repeat again Take the Cedar or Virginia Street cars and get off Thomas Street c already} r of yout substances) pure lard MAY MANTON PATTERNS 100 Eastern Outfitting Company, Inc. 1332-34 Second Avenue A LVET BRI te-ahe inuee A are " oe Uae t for sal HOME OF THE nl \ b 1 ty 2 V k UNIVERSAL RANGA, ywea mt and t ad on Wed ne " ext between m. and 5 p. m@