The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 27, 1906, Page 3

her northern IK Ala ter the busin BALLARD WAYS LEASED } THE HAWTHORNE CHANGES ‘ : he 144 D ( Tot Engine cor | I t ~ par on the all MALP-WITTED S£CTION-HAND 19), in which Norman rf mit! M Auotte ft Georg ‘ 1, ¢ f rir HANDO~JOHN DAVIS & CO QOVERNMENT wee tal p 1 . tat uve interested, has! beg 1 s 1 byt t f . on ® ON the Alaska ¢ ' | TAKES BLOODY REVENGE ON w 10 years the Ballard) which for t ast fe ' i ' k¥ i . GELL CORNER OF THIRD AVG i = ieee 1 ¢ » w to be used for) t 1 ' “ f hin 4 t as mn of ate . . a ath x BT. FOR F106 i 7s Bases he mont sTore cLoss|GAMPLE| = = SALE At 50 Cents On the Dollar and Less BWA SAMPLES of Hikh Claes T comprising Fall Sample Suite, Cloa Rain and Auto Coats, handsom ’ iheed wilk atin Nned; values up to $37.50 We put them all fn at one figure to move them quickly 12.50 $ ENTRIES Seanananet** anae | ' gancco i av JOKING FOREMAN IN ASH:| é th - AND STEWART " CABLE | SHIF Ta ” " amer 16] rious park ut ott “4 THE Hie | CROFT, ® Cc. rr 9 ine company. Today th Come of " " | 00 » “ HOISTING MACHINERY TROUBLES FOR RAILROADERS ie es wall b t t of am t Ww 0 N’ » i HAN G “ i lala a and construction work pushed) have be w in to the | 4 . the Hepburn and sun-| | pea! beer ere 4 He of Georne | { - ‘ net aity pad tat I TAN pe n & Avg a7 a | NEW WHEAT ARRIVING. » r ie " ter bak top th ON LABOR DAY - for hotel - a . ‘ n the rouble: rom a rallway seotion house a 5 . ve ‘4 ‘ }aoo a OLORED ad t | t ’ ‘ 7 ad men degin, After to-|Asheroft, that looked like a slaw G008 ADIVOE GIVEN ¢ ‘ 1) New eat from the grain. pre A * ss t snded * " P| $ AY Notice must bol ter pen, Foreman Atkert Dow wae] FOLK BY VICE PRESIDENT |@ aa OF the. ents 16 Of | itustics tne Ganined te - IKPFERSOD y . rege 4 before any rate can bel carried, Saturday, bleeding dread Dateieer on” Mantada ee eeeeen | eee c © #tor ! ; ged Pali Seaur Giak cease tak] “PMANEAOIED AT COLUMOUB [Eye ie chat in auniite Oe lant |e ee sate glace, Curing ler reap “ hane ” a ~ : . a yw at in quality of lst) ge re seb atte wheat other respite te e Johns being the hane 4 jbeen inflicted by William MelLaren, yearn The jation in | |teneed to ban a ‘ 5 CARRIES COAL TO NOME ja halfwitted sectlon-hand whom] EXPOSITION: due to the i weather vailin canals 14 thd ' 0 er|. ; y : 4 |Dow had made the butt of many} ; othe biake Oe hae ag , ff f - sere try or be * ; sresthenl snes we ut parts of the state fc B crowbDSs waband, The Kanne labor Mr, J paid $60,000 " " oo MeLaren took to the hille after! COLUMBUS, Obto, Aug. 2 Vie 1 ‘ hes . he 8 7 . from Ladysmith. to] ee att murder, but was cap-| President’ Fairbanks today ‘ » 1 T0 GREET | BRYAN © : — being but rece . m Ladywmith to | tured by oy Bh 4 I ty neg : f he M Invent 4 . rank Waterk & Co, | tuted by ble Burr and he has} dr 1 the Ohio Colored Indu ’ CONVENE IN TACOMA i wt 7 heoak tan aan stready been committed for trial.|exporition. At a public reoeptic own oF } parte MeLaren, betne a almple chap, was/at the governor's manalon sree rhe Rural Lette hweat . « pats have continually tegred by Der 4 he| morning he told the that ed- on b | ‘ wal La e on spore’ " SEAGIRT SHOOT 0 x Bed wv and & ning a the ne J . elation Vas ie will be gent OPENS. —Htook this method of revenging him: |— vector Taek OS On Dee Naat ti EE mee | NEW TORK, Aus. S1.—-The ree jon of ' - 2 ‘ Heenecting Wet a | roads running in New York expect |annual conver i , ft Jona with (2 at Aw. t—T —y | to bring 200,000 people into the city | ' I, The « ‘ igen Be Wea Care) ny] mol M ket | NOVELTY- NOVELTY—1207 BECOND. i wrest W. i Bevan waee be meet at 8a. m. in the sc of the| ‘ RO: nd ; guaeeeeeree® oe y © 44 entries from the} y p a arke | gags oe Mh pag i YMCA ; | 4 i - jular and National Guard organ-|118 Pike at. where you get the best are aiding to spread the Bryan en FROST IN IOWA by J Blak 4 +4 « —— DE MOINE Ave The|f , ¢ ! « JACOBS FUNERAL TOMORROW 7 bed : $ mereury dropp ’ aly * ” Five FIRST RAC tag, 2-year-obde fas ane September 10 Sess i Frankie Newbo's ’ Mra. Matthews We have no summer goods left-—we sold them all ne Bs apes oa : me New Fall Goods are arriving ev SECOND R tember 16 to co € remodeling of the entire build t-year-olda, ‘ Bera rtavene aia . ing. Between n and then we must make room for the y day. We close Ser THE NEW STORE THE BEST STORE McCARTHY’S Seattle’s Reliable Store—1512 to 1522 Second Av. workmen. 8 new fall stock han been greatly reduced in price. Why purchase summer goods when you can bay new fall goods at reduced prices? Seeing ts believing 4 Garments SER OUR WINDOWS. is . REDELSHEIMER : & CO. 800-804 Fire Ava, Cor, Columbia STRONGEST TOPCOAT HOUSE IN THE STATE Were You One of the Crowd Saturday Night ? in E BaF REQREESEREE i ' > Lynch Seems as if ever ¢ to buy ‘2 Royal White | some came to look at the ne t w e and all were ms | more than ¢ eee Sale Begins Monday Morn- | ay Kind te of the store ica for equal please the to match Announcement Owing to lack of space due to our rapidly growing Stationery Business, we have decided to discontinue our Talking Machine Department and have placed our stock of Phonographs, Victor Talking Machines and Records with JOHN C. WALLING 711 Second Avenue Ing, 9 o’Ciock NO GARMENTS RESERVED ON THIS SALE iT Fr last. There art with, but se are as rare as imer and they etty fast. A For Lons< “50 For your pick | Fruit of rs from a big as | 6 Cc Yd I sad and CYa' so ortment of it Tuesday, Aug. 27, Only. Ready at 9 a. m. Quantity Limited to One Customer L7?, SCHOOL COATS, CONSISTING OF NO TRTURES AND RAIN PROOF, CHOICE 6IZE TO 4, AT 87.35. iis 12 SAMPLE SKIRTS, PANAMA AND Wi vu (TINGS, VALUE® UP TO $9.00; CHOICE BA a PHMISSES SKIRTS AT Bg.15-—-WORTH O i e3 ry ; 44 j Mr. Walling has opened a finely equipped Talking Machine Department and is prepared a to give the best of service. We bespeak for me mile, | wide, bleached full pieces, no sods. They include new patterns in “6 j LOWMAN & HANFORD { remnants, orig ticket on every and bright plaids and checked or as in shades of gray, blue, Stationery and Printing Co. 616 First Avenue, Seattle ain pa rand none | brown and most colors. Widths run piece. Regular pr Suit Mfg. Co. 1207 SECOND AVENUE. j limit 10 yards te Bie soany 4 one or from 36 to 40 inches These are all fe Mine ay ‘Bowdian to dealers or chil ders accepted. brand new goods and you can’t beat 83e'ch |” H | and or tan stripes These g made from soft fluffy comfor ing flannels and are cut in clev this offer in any store west of the Rockies. A For Children’s l5c 2sc Seamless Pr. Ribved Cotton Stockings, fast ular price 25¢ sizes. They are variously a ‘ black and all sizes, re a pair. If you have children who wear kimono or turne with fancy braid ar featl ing | The Woodhouse & Co. Stock of Stoves, Ranges, Tinware, Granitewareand Other Housefurnishings on Sale in Our New Basement Store At Half Price A few day s ago these goods sold at double or more than tomorrow's ause the goods were worth ise & Co.'s lease has ex us a proposition that stockings, you won't miss this special. McCarthy Dry Goods Co. | 1512 to 1522 Second Avenue | Between Pike and Pine Streets The Pioneers in Seattle's New Retail Business District prices. These prices were cheerfully paid bec it. But conditions are changed. Messrs. W« pired and they are compelled to move. They m was very attractive. It brought their splendid stock of Housefurnishings into our possession at about half of actual cost Ve're g to transfer that ownership to you on the same basis—just half of real value A The goods are excellent and of high worth. It is a sale where the J It you wish to be in the fashion you must own a walities will be as much admired as the low prices. Everything is to go— ; q } i ié g nothing reserved. Terms are cash. Nothing sold to dealer od 1503 to ait 14it Second Av. | SecondAv., a MONARCH a Lady’s Range. THROW AWAY POLISH AND STOVE BRUSH The Monarch M able Rang as a top that is ground and polished as smooth as the top of a table, It turns a steel blue in use ‘© labor required to keep It clean further than wiping it off oceastonally, Alwa smooth and bright, it 7 F asing appearanc iapenses with the most task the housekeeper subjected to—that of polishing the range The Monarch Malleable ‘ heat quicker. The extreme thickness of tops mae common east fron prevents the direct ap , \ , hile a Monarch top will not ot nu reason of the saving in t es ther ‘ esponding saving tn the fue) and quicker that the differ ence is apy er who values her time eo $5.00 Down and $5.00 a Month and your old stove or Range at Its Full Value in Exchange. Corner Corner We Offer $30 in Gold for Any Monarch Range Union St. Ever Sold by Us, No Matter How Old. Credit You Want Union St. ashton — ii.