The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 10, 1906, Page 3

T Pe Deedee a | weavien ENGINES FOR @G, n. » * $ RESULTS AT..." 7 t of . * t : THE MEADOWS : : * . W * \ « * te * ast. The @ t @ * i Rev * Firet & * ake M « oe at * * > * ALASKA 8ALM PACK * Ae eee eR * eaeeere * * . WILL START bod * * « raat bd ala ~ The loc * 4 Race * Mar Baxter! ee « . Le ' america * 1 * porn a * “ H a gen. ‘ « + A} ‘ ~ anal © ie one the aa * * APA okt ny * * A A “1, sae - AKA RAR vere 8 J 7 ne “een NEWSPAPER MAN GOES NORTH aT “ a er, ite ee ro ue “cet: Makes Life Worth os HUMBOLDT oreo N@ SOL os | Closing Out Soft x Living ‘ poset — at cies! : ~ “unc of Grapes" ; “ait ice . smears eh | Bo mo bey ett ake advat ‘se {| mane a 1 : Refrigerators ‘ Will Find New Owners at These Low Prices $850 REFRIGERATORS AT $22.50 $32.50 REFRIGERATORS AT $19.50 Mountain Golden oak ase fre White Mountain Golden ak case “White front feex ite enamel lining, 120 front feed, pounds ice capacity, pounds ice capacity, white enamel lining, 95 $i.go REFRIGERATORS AT $16.50 $42.00 REFRIGERATORS AT $23.50 White Mountain"—Golden oak case, “White Mountain"—Golden oak case, front feed, white enamel lining, .80 top feed, white enamel lining, 335 pounds ice capacity pounds ice capacity, $yge REFRIGERATORS AT $21.50 $2 0 REFRIGERATORS AT $19.50 “White M tain Golden ak case, White Mountain ide n top feed, white enamel lining, 100 top fee white Buy Now 103 te = Pay Later SEPT eeRe ZETRITEES if @ The emblem of quality ie @ We think of you tomorrow, it f cigars is the UNITED Shield. Pe when we walt on you today. Opening ToMowew The UNITED CIGAR STORES CO., which has acquired the three Cigar Stores so successfully conducted by A. to-morrow. Special Inducements and IGARS]] UNITED it Seattle smokers know the good points of these stores—our new ideas will | only strengthen their popularity. We are here to please. | 619 FIRST AVENUE | 622 SECOND AVENUE 803 SECOND AVENUE >: | Every Purchase CIGAR STORES Pn eo: won lt st ‘ ‘osu Attention Cyclists Skiddoo steanee BANCROFT WILL FILED 41RD RACK One WINBUAN'S FLAG ae pest ae EXTRA! eo} ‘ a a! Ma ayer Sample ry da “ f Litchfield & Shiamp, REPUBLICANS TO MEET STEAMER PERDITA DISABLED eee stock Ww “ nale t 100 ON THE DOL and LAR N b re h ad Bleve “ o he * FIFTH RAC t . f e ' b i : K «* oontaus « ke a *# THE ASR DEERE MEN Seon 2 he Washingt a f ' e 78 1613-1616-1617-1619 2nd Ave. “argh ne Ping wom yer timag : Make Your Own iis Oe, dedi 7 Inc Manager sores candiaaten. hepa novia ss ss.tcct aM] 168 Cream | SIXTH RACE rhs rt “ SEVENTH RACE ing and electing tte officers. | sos i . “4 IMPROVEMENT CLUB MEETS.|p565 fur Byes 43 tok The Rainier Heights Improve | (#84) } ; Ry. ment club wili @ meeting a Oliman’s ball tontght at § « 1 ‘ SECOND WHEEL BTOLEN SHENANDOAH TO BAIL. obsige: Big Purchase for Spot Cash THE FAIR DEPARTMENT STORE The 2. A. Matridge Co, Ine 4. J. Wolf, Manager 1613, 1815, 1517 and 1519 SECOND AVENUE. THRE.~j DOORS ABOVE PIKE STREET HAS PUKCHASED THE ENTIRE SAMPLE LINES OF TWENTY EIGHT DRUMMERS REPRESENTING THE ‘ee ag eee yet ek ting vty Siggy f Port r | The D sae Light comy can readily see “for wd FAIR. GALE yourself w NOW ON and will nue nti) ¢ goodn posed early and cng the cream, There is only one artic icle of a kind THIS IMMENSE PURCHASE CONSISTS OF THE FOLLOWING (Remember This ts All New Fall Merchandise.) 178 Child Coats, 75 Misses Come 300 Ladies’ Gults, 200 Ladies C Guite, 400 Ladies’ Skirts, Men's H wear, Men's Pants, Men's Suits, C - Hand Bags, Trunks and Valises, Laces, Embroidery, Hosiery, Belts, 5,000 Ladies’ and Men's Handkerchiefe and Mufflers, cotton, linen and silk, in all shades imaginable; 100 dozen Ladies’ Kid Gloves. 1,000 pleces Ladies’ Underwear, Musiin of ali descriptions; 3,000 pieces Ladies’ Underwear, cotton, merino and wool; Notions of ev. ery description, Ory Goods in mill ends, Ladies’ Corsets. WE QUOTE YOU A FEW PRICES YOU MUST SEE THIS ENORMOUS STOCK AND CONVINCE YOUR SELF. -| Reasons — Every Man Should Save of the fact that the Ger Closing Out Soft : ae, at 650 That's what the W ed en's Black Ribbed jes’ Howe O2-IacUs S495 © B15.00 GROCERIES 20 pounds Sugar P5e 'o F8.00 Crepe K ‘tse Quilts he & 83.00 to 25e : The People's Store L. Cohen, takes possession Covrury Furnrrure Company Sxconp Avenve & Sprinc Srreet | ies Your choice of {50 IRON BEDS 20 Per Cent. Off For Tomorrow Only (SATURDAY) bie Souvenirs with Pree Eee OE Ge Store open Saturday evening. These are fresh commmmncemmminmmmmnemmmnnsd” } samples. All bright and new goods.