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

i | ROCKEFELLER <= ed to Ny | - RAINS SWAMP men’s OPERATION pea WIDESPREAD < essen * : : A >» LAYOU * parton AND F STATE OF UTAH BRATION AT wWwilLowooD MAG NSE Axe Nt FEARED UNLESS re 7 PARK ON SEPT, 5 ne Aug. 20.—Thow w le : ™ ' j. HM. Wood 2 pECULATE 18 NOT) OGDEN, Utah, Aus The} seal La in a public , arr "s = ro 5 . in in” yours te falling trlot Attorney Moran, tod © MhoRure and Hubbard ft QHECKEO bis morning, Everything ts} A‘ preparatt cused Henry M. Whitne eput t ‘ ’ & led. The Webber and Ogden |e" by the lat lan candidate for governor, of lobt we A no m ~ re are on a ramg The raiz| Ay “ " ' foran ' a? ee F YORK, Awe wae an inch an hour for two fat Wiidweed g mg ie -gohie { ORK, A | be hat he should support Guild | CAUGHT IN TACOMA ~ We bs UN} Moran should run, the write ma eee eee eee ee ce ; ieee oes ae a! me tt am . BRYAN HOME BOUND. ei b f Ithe Standard OW be ho robbed % > 8) A prow " ' | j v se ‘ 2 * BRALTAR, Aug baa ¥ aan Bh ay of May | be nh oes : mt * a ailed for @ gras seal | | 7 7 mame th good eure. | , An officer will ¢ + Y ck thin at @| 5 : yar st. . " @ | the S — 4 eee eee eee ee " . - LIFTED MIS WATCH e ht 7 LEWIS MORRISON DEAD. . e park. Hoate w ~ the park every KF tor ofa V tn} ¥ . y Ave ! . gts Mi ; , "i . for GALBRAITH 18 FIGHTING pork fterr " « Mephint % ek bolt | . ‘ , ' hg . a spat the #ree : - . A diseas | SPRINGFIELD, Me Aux saeh cord 400, at Bpioningr tacit | Fuat for Patents 206 Mutual Life " # 61 yea The trial of Galbraith, accused of one “= i , a | S * . * UNIONS ARE scccccace,.fhis Store’ j SEATTL FE STAR— PLANNING FOR LABOR DAY | MAKING PREPA RATIONS FOR A BIG CELE 1906. MONDAY, AUGUST 20, t i ELD ON BUSPICION 1g one of the r | 8 three negro wae morning, Attorney ( fuin F ng, wald by the ¥ Wan seated among toe be one he bewt he The jury , ' n we Jefendant saye he ¥ thie morning Detoctiver null ¢ eohr I ( t and Brown, and held pending an investigation, F is oxhaus re LAWSON GETS, AFTER WHITNEY |: S Advertising q The adwertis! ® of re is of of Seattle and viciuity » service is of great worth heeause it te where 2 go procure the best possible fr things f the home. The “hints to save” with hich this advertising abounds can be safely followec because they fol lines of truth without diverging the width of a That our advertising widely read and impl believed, the wonder ful qromth of this ww commercial giant proves amply Phe } ch follow are of vital import to you | REAL & TAPESTRY - ANOTHER RUG SALE | REAL $15.00 TAPESTRY BRU! BRUSSELS RUGS AT $10. n ‘ a mart for Furniture At any rate bargaina in Ruge are coming 95 THE SIZE IS ox: quality §- wire Tapestry te Huge, measure duit feet ne in five different $10. “ 1 designs of the Oriental and florel order. On sale Monday and Tuesday. Terms are onsh only THE SIZE IS oxia _ Tron Beds---Six Remarkable Values Ve lustrations will suffice to show the n ¢ the very best ivers. We THIS Paes, BED AT $11.25) | of @reen and cream, fancy mententn 3 ft. € in. and é tt vines THIS $8.00 BED AT This Bed ie in a rich ¥ finieh, tar > 4 ft. €t off ice Chairs ce On sale tomorrow a snr nple ine hairs at very low prices: f each, 20 we advise you os come nue Mar- #; In full | SBAS Instead of $5.450—Arm Chair ane seat SITLZG inatend of $19.00—Revory Chelr, leather seat and back $2.00 instead of $4.75—Arm Char oak, cane seat | ates 4 of $14.60 (hat oak, ing epring golden Revolving spring alr, quar- quar Arm Chair, quar- A of 918.00 oak 4 of $12.00—~Arm Chalr tered golden oak, pignkin seat. Arm Chair, quar- quar- | A BEDDING SPECIAL. | | We offer in the Bedding See tion tomorrow a rousing #pe Th High Grade COMFORTERS Special at | al Inches $ We from th finints Mattress Atk to See it Demonstrated } Corner Union St. offer herewith six specials in Iron Reds that are of ewness and elegance This group will prove a most THIS $10.25 | THIS CRIB VERY SPECIAL more f de convincing pro« $38.3 BED AT plee of green and cream, fancy roaments; in 3 ft. € in and @ 4 green, patent na le of the fa. A moat ex- Nat al weave it ¥alue. | EXTRA These $10 Mission Rockers $6.95 We »p on sale Mission Rockers t—which are an doubted $10 ue, at the very price of BOOK. They ar tn all a che any home, tomorrow mety substantial, the a true Mission enuine Spanteh fr that will grace than usual merit. A glance at the fl The construction and finish are of Mf of this store's supremacy as bargain reserve t . t ¢ the right to limit the number of beds purchased by any one customer | THIS $75 | BED AT $5.95 ream cotor onbys ote; in full oe, € «tt in orname only THIS Pee 7s BED AT ue Mer- in ‘This Bed ts in a rich Ve fancy gilt ornaments 4 ft, € in. ex- un low t 4 M 50 inches wide; plein red « 130 hinted led Curtains: stitched and hemmed edges; full length, vatead © t large and «mall fig ¢ inatend $6 to bé-inch extennlfim, « ne } Our New 1403 to House Furnishings 1411 Second Av. Corner Union St. | | comer Department | Is Nearing Completion, It Will Be | __ You Want * » * * . * * * ASTORY OF THE Livel * * By Katherine Leckie 1 YORK A he } ' nas her iam H. Weat him at the ex ey moon sult of that me al vent Her London Experience. It was in 1886 ¢ Mise Te ' ton figured in a t THE THEATERS “Babette” at the Grand With the theater ent ° 4 and overhauled. looky opera ent began last Cort “Brelusive terns in fall suite at Elliott & Mo-| Gregor, the tailors, 1 Remova Sale We will move to 112 Universt ty et, corner of Arcade Way Bept Wit cocupy stores at 3-6 Ar above 4 ee and 1301 cade Way Everything at Cut Prices At Our Old Location Geo. H. Woodhouse Co. 1405 Second Ave Tuesday Special CANS GHIRARDELLI'S Adams Tea & Coffee Co. 1835 Second Ave., Cor, Pine St. We don’t deliver but we sell cheap. Oe ddl HUSBANDS FAY HAS MET ¥ CAREER OF TRE REPEC OBOR ORL OO ORO OOS Se ee ee ee ea »| PAY TEMPLETON IN r Herbert The freshness | 29 Second avy eee) | future y, an account THE VERY FAIR ANO FAT IDOL OF THE RIALTO eteeteeede “FORTY FIVE FROM BROAQ WAY. MINUTES —_— wd chamberlain had Insisted he forced Edwardes to let her ap- , the ar and without the #ilk sash that | upon pening of hi®/company 1s made up of a numbep | eyueus ae. ‘The pany ie made lor well k a sock 0s Des up of artints, # i Mubel Day, |caccto,” “Fatinitiza.” “Girofle Giros the prin B, whose clea fa 4 others, but “Babette” will * ways prob 1 own with the *” The bill + one | im ok the . - dwood Dick A se witnensed thé firat production of “Deadwood Dick” his buries A. Taylor company the mes tt bird Avenue thee & splendid piece and afl jealing a 1 ene 1 Lourette * « ractions of the pere 1 e Charles R. Allen did ex- ere » vther Side > » Capt. Hunter, the Wall,” sung by Vinette « whole, the company I Write A « 4 there ageing in 1 "He W The run te ‘One D Dollar Opens a a. Savings Account No man can reall the best of the zing, dancing es by the Mim- aside for the | * he has no mone A few 4 each week with t Seattle will grow t interest compounded semi-ann ix pald om savings. Jepoaited | the Operatt lou Palmer; filustre Dunsworth, and m Most Economical Range in the World Coal Con- sumption of All Ranges All steel ranges bu 10 tons Malleable ranges burr 7 tons MONARCH ranges burn & tons With @ careful cook. GOOD COAL CosTSs $5 a ton in the cellar All ste $50 a year Other Ma $35 a year $25 a year A MONARCH THEREFORD SAVES from $26 to $10 each year In fuel | WHY BUY ANY OTHER 1 $5 a month. We take your old stove or range at Y and WE OFFER $30 IN GOLD i r sold by ua = =e =e Mousewile Should Own an Elwell Kitchen Cabinet EVERYTHING IN ITS Every EVERYTHING ANI PLACE. A PLACE FOR It saves many a mile, It saves many a dollar. And soon pays for itself in th onomles it effects: CALL AND LOOK 'EM OVER, o:T ed Oe MERE _— Be | 2 |e - Tr.