The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 21, 1906, Page 7

i “ ° . ° ir — RBPe wt tae eeeeeeeeeete oak ee we ocr o8 ea eg SALS waw Y IR aK € BANKS O. K | WASH ON « Prop. 1. 1M ' ' DRUGGIST ARRESTED. ' 1 ‘ Ra ‘i Madison | BUTCHELL NOMINATED DENVER dept 1 Hen a ior of D x ve, |e st might nonina Matron y ir wart, aa t - mines for g | HO FOR SPOKKANE | o vt n4 the North STEAMER BERTHA REPORTS, | pycitic will sell round trip thoke to Spoka A. Bridge & Co, Popular Priced Clothiers Sold Out Kicked Out Forced Out Call it anything you want to. We the of “kind hearted’’ old landlord raised the rent from $500 to nearly $2,000 a month and told you story how our then leased the store to some one else. We must get out, for the law, unjust tho’ it is, says so. The landlord virtually confiscates our goods, because he forces us to sell the en- tire stock at a loss in order to vacate within the limited time gfyen us. There’s between $80,000 and $100,- 000 worth of the best men’s and boys’ clothing and furnishing goods---all going at big discounts. Men’s suit prices range from $7.50 to $25.00. Young men’s suits from $5.00 to $20.00. Boys to $8.00. Overcoats and raincoats range about and children’s suits from $1.25 the same prices. The styles and qualities are equal to the best shown in other leading stores. Hats and furnishings are well repre- sented. Everything in the store (except con- tract goods) is reduced to a very notice- able degree. Every article fully guaranteed and money refunded if dissatisfied. Even if you can't pay for a suit or overcoat in full, leave a small deposit and arrange for the balance when you call for your goods later. Union Goods, Union Store and Union Salespeople A. BRIDGE & CO. 1415-1417 Second Avenue Next Door to the Bon Marohe PROPOSALS SUBMITTED. © way rate, STAR—FRIDAY. SEPT. at SEATTLE . 1906. 2 a i 7 j ABIL (5 AEDELSHEIMER'S CANDIDATES NEW STORE ARE WANTED TRAIN KILLED BY AATTORE MAY BE DISMISSED He | same, WANTED \ ‘ ane 4 WA AL Km, 1 Wt the tn , ' ’ Judge A ' \ ' nomlt f : tends of t sbiiat t f ‘ ( PF ald hardly Oe t i 1 f ' t tal made i K vd i} i i han wn Thh t " ' ‘ fe at ¢ as f « t on Pa ‘ “ n ¢ : we at 1 bt Ng 4 low oon f i f ¥ ul regard i 1 ning of : cawilt vd and third ' ; i cor The . woman's : ake hb at bg OY ast | dertaking rooms at Georgetow \ Angeles ie ant = c Jordan ywn et, aed from thia he t thal’ . tthe nom.| "28" FOR THE JUVENILES r ast & jentity of the vietim, wh hast" | sieot hy pilot floers wetil the arre yesterda i in ay in Seattle ¢ » tree Heaold is the man aad ee “’ Cave 4 MoFadden's wife » Die Me i = hotel, in thts Gua] enerens me ‘Allentown Property In Great Demand Investors in sub 1 ‘ owners of p & Haynes Aller vo and thea di jee * ee SUES RAILWAY COMPANIES. | SPOKANE | Hoyd has be Pee i a bo , v- « Your Eyes Examined by re ai Expert = pol ontalde center f ani EXCHANGE OF LOBSTERS ) 1 ra ry way for b CASHIER IS Say, Stranger! right-of-way for ) WASHING t A " h com « * ne t » . wrtie ' t “6 army |snasy Boat . er Lt Union Pacific har ft Hrow bh oR 1 1 a jand m. Rownd tri “ . : vs | * f | TOWN PAYS FOR FEDERAL first #0 ek t lead Fy a it Sata means ware ooo e eth Ww federal t jing at thie « American ty mt v-| Aad - a ggg a por © witnessed in Beatt New precedents being established ' gh th a eueiomtio eget ag ser 2 me wae fa yune selling at D. 8 Johns Gigantic Demonstration tra be tt -“ . ' Y a t s. Bale Var > ve Many carloads of fine Pianos of America’s leading makes arrtv i" at rls ing and on the way | that oy pul n | Borge Fi Doz of sod Pianola Pianos being sold each day tery to cover P; eC dit Certificat | OFFICERS ELECTED his pe rize rect t icates na '" " | WING VIOLATED | Fach and every Price Credit Certificate issued to successful FR li a } 2 The re SPEED ORDINANCE. | contestants in the D. 8. Jobneton Company Publicity Contest is | ar gy Jno. BH. Wing. an automobilist, was worth just that much in actual cash when purchasing any new arrested ma nthe for high-grade Piano or Pianola Piano you have been fortunate violating tt od ordinance enough to be awarded a Certificate or $60 or $85, or even $100, it in worth its full face value « ‘ ee t of a new piano. Rer ake care of any Certifies: m come in and ascertain t he price of a piano has be all price, we will present you absol arry. This is « pi statement of fact + house can HONESTLY Even under the house of D. 8. Jobnaton Company always style and quelity of plano for one-fourth to ou fealer in the Northwest, and we will piano for $149 than any retail house in prices MONGOLIA AFLOAT ® plano, t find th # MIDWAY ISLAND, Sep’ * —Stranded steamer Mon +] ® was Ooated this morning ton Globe. | COTTAGE CITY ARRIVES. any pia which no ¢ hary ctreamstance sell the same grad one-third Jess than any Asen of canned sab-he ots bay, the ateqmert rived in Seattle thi mon from Funte Cottage City a | With 12,600 « sell you Eye Specialist morning. The Cottage City had peesvagera on the Coas and in our Demonstration Sale ei tots) amount being $105.66 | Dr Jane M. Jobnson, 25 P.1/— “we are ready to turn you over a better and finer piano in every SHIP ST. PAUL ARRIVES. | butidine oe way for $290 than any retail dealer in the West can afford to sell you for $400. And bear in mind that we'll not split hairs about sonable offer will be accept rument is guaranteed, sented, money refand- terms of payment, either, and any ed. Bear in mind that each and ¢ and if not entirely satisfactory The ship St. Paul | weatern Fisheries ec rrived im port th The Bull Dogs of the. Navy charge of Captain F. lL. Has senadh | ed. Don't delay. The time ts now bringing a cargo of 65,000 cases of Are at Bremerton If you have! canned salmon and a consigninedt never seen a battleship, take « It fab. Captt. Harriman broke jo superintending the hear ing of an anchor at Nome Port Orchard route boat fro 2, and visit the great nar Bee the cruiser ¢ hicago in dry m pier OFFICER D. S. Johnston Co. The Store Where Quality Tells and Price Sells See eee een eee . *) OROVILLE Cal, Sept @ . ENRIGHT APPOINTED. | Hen: y Kort was kille dtoday > i Sry ake Higher, of Mayaen cond Ave. * JANESVILLE Wie, Sept. tt ty mn an in @ —John F Enright, of this ctty on, Kort ft . ‘ private secr dance for bis am * ov. Geo. Sapith, in the crowd, meant er * t t #|ownding ‘ayder Three Days a Week ee HERE EE HOHE on parted ti anh te r | when the officer gave 4 him Get Busy | Man ¥ ment me will apy Your Credit Hat Factory, 13 | Dx The Model Cloak and. Suit si! the latest col , Manufacturing Co, at 1426 Soc m and every ae ond aven spposite the Bon Ge dy: pected tomor it viarche, are showing a very fing 6 Rr ERPNPRNN ENFPEY - ae Jara roiis Mon. |} 284 Up to-date I Seattle and Alaska-Yukon-Pacifie | WHR stor Day at Washington State Fair, North Yakima, Sept. 20, ard will go on the dry company The § Jock at the Mc FRIDAY, SATURDAY AND MONDAY ONLY lowing explanation Bpectal train leaves Steamer Harold Dollar, the relief | King at. sta 20th. J uhip vent to the whalers, will arrive |p method of doing business fo Fare for r », including ort ronight, having passed in |} ‘he De wn fle one admins { | re De er cogk thie mercing te asing Fall and tare. Thsntt erie ults or Uvercoats on lrate also & 18 | SEAMEN ARE LOST i Cloak and Suit Manufacturing Co ent i trate from Tac ction from | FROM EAST AFRICAN make and fit to order Suite in Easy Payments | Seattle, leavin, m. Other trains from 8 September} A stormy passage and the loss of | the very latest styles, wilk lined j 22; fare r crew mrked the ae 1 new serge and swell gray jround trip British bark East African, |] *ultings at §26, in order to get MADE TO YOUR ORDER their cus ou acquainted with 33. } porning in | corner First av. and Yosler way 40 days tom tailoring department. The i — John Model company has a large staff i ard, and ff Of skilled workmen and are pre pared to turn out garments bullt from Parisian and domes. tle Models that are a high con ception of fashion and work manship. Now your indulgence lines that are purpose of mak h your while to nus »roprietors of The Model tloned above and control the output of 28 other stores, and being the largest consumers of raw matertal inj this section of the United States hey naturelly buy the cloth from the weaver for leas, 80 much for our advantage in buy ing raw material, The Model's factories are kept busy supply ing the ores it owns, and every garment made for every Model store Ia cut, planned and built by the Model's own staff of out tors, designers and tailors These designers, cutters, etc here f the east j your n the looke st in Parisian Is, and from ctions have effort was made to him, he was lost. Stanley War ren, apprentice seaman, took sick with malarial fever and died sagh every What are you going to do when you are old—reat or work? 1f you have saved some money which enabled you to buy some property which brings you an income you will be able to rest if you have spent every cent you have earned all of your life, you will always have to work Bear this in mind when thinking about a savings account S15 rear We are making every garment in our own work- shops here in Seattle, under our own supervision. We fit you perfectly or refund your money, We give you credit, MAYOR GRANTS PERMIT written f ing tt Mayor Moore has granted a per B pureh mit to the International Contract leompany to work next Sunday op the installation of hydrants on Mas between way. 7 own achusetts st and Kast Wa company complained that it was impossible to do this ork on weekdays be peg ey im the vicinity had to use the w and to install is now hydrants it will necessitate On Savings Accounts WePay4 Per Ct. Interest UNION TAILORS 220% JAMES STREET (Upstairs) the shutting off of the whole pipe tine BANDERSON APPOINTED. HRANCHBR—Georgetown, Rent WASHINGTON, Gest. S1-~J. ® t Randersor has been JAMBA D HOOK Pres af Hremert n VER r " lammation service, Idaho. tion tn the re | TRIED TO KILL HIS WIFE county or is in the with threatening to May Miller 1 Mill nt builders will raw material into garments for you at firet cost. It will pay you to visit our store. Spokane and Return $10.10 by Great Northern Mall. | |UnionSaving & Trust Co. vey, going Bept, $4, good to return TTD up to Oct Tleket Office, Second Hoge Bullding, Seattle, Was ang Columbia | Benefit Ball The Model Cloak and Suit | Mfg. Co. Nankini Agente for Alaska Deport at: Your Cradit Is Good Given for Mra. W. H. Knight and Jehildren, Wildwood Park pavilion Saturday evening, September 29, } 1906. Tickets, including supper Open Every Eveiting: land boat fare coming and going, ; Ct ere gle tee yg HY esl all wore Write for samples. Self-measuring bratixe. oe |poat. Ladies free, Boats leave | Opposite Bon Marche Lenchl park 8 p.m. -