The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 12, 1907, Page 7

THE SEATTLE STAR—FRI Nichot, of Seattle, appotnted state |p y, pany of Reanttle 0.000; Ko agent Aquire, W, L. Perard Sanfield & Gifford, tneorpore Jones, Jones & Co, of Aubutn, of Seat 60,000; H. M. Sant — Gress of B. hea, pr the Stato ! at the Be ation me hie attitud $30,000; | Talleson Waugh, L. R ne, Granite Falla Rank, of | ¢ Granite Falls, Snohomish county $16,000; GC. 8 Wiley, L. W. Jones, J. 2B Abraham, Margaret y. 8. Gittord James R. Thon Hood Realty company, of Sea $1,00; Thomas Cochran, jr, Ja R, Trowbridge, both of New York Millett--MeKay Mining company of Mount Vernon, $50,000; J, P. Millott, George A. MoKay, M. M | Stevens, J. F. Rusk, Marsolais Moreantile company, of Sultan, Snohomish eounty, $2,500; KU Marwolais, Alex, Maraotats Montana Cab & Messenger Sorv foo, Inc., of Seattle, $10,000; FP. B ‘Tittt, J. W. Coleman. Btate annual ad Lewis, | Jul ident of ation yesterday doctrine, (a law which pre employe Tho featu the vents an from recovering dainages from his employer when they are caused by the act of a fellow em. ploye) and in favor of legislation by which employes would recover wmages in all casos of personal injuries. American Construction company, | at of Beattie, $10,000; W Gray, A, M, Cadien, A |C. H. Hopper, W |G. Lerehe, J. FF. bench to TEMPLARS TO CONVENE ting was P. Burweff, | ma bilities of and the corpora. entirely tn | NEW INCORPORATIONS incorporation wecretary of a Sherwood _Soap Lake Soap & Remedy com-|dependent Order of Good Templara assemble in Seattle July Protect Your Eyes jand romain in season three da © bright | Following thi ot the order Wit here and be in seaston doe the reat of the week { sof manent jeadquarters are to a1 in the Washington Hotel | sited eee Ss oi Antex on Monday, The wensions of |, ! Sa SS SESE the conventions wit! be held in|! Pythian hall, First and Ptke. | | Christian Endeavorers) TAKE NOTICE Don’t fati to vielt the U yerd at Bremerton, the battioships Nebraska, Oregon and Wiseonsin the gunboats Chicago, Boston and Albany, the training ship adel: | pe i", ® ship N and | “ i toave | at 8:30 and 10 4 m 10 and 4:50 p.m. re filed with the * follew@ wood, of Califor. astatisstiis hema, G. B. fella servant | ~~ © = rs Baseball sulta*cheap. Want to || e tose them out, at Hall's, 1111 First | chard Optle av oe « the jury gence was warm days with a Co. cont | wantea ¢ Ravenna Park, oo i A Sale of Necessity | No July Clearance Sale Nor Pre-Inventory | a: | §. navy Sale, But a Cold-Blooded Business Necessity | WE eae q i} PROPOSE ‘ he whole front of our store being torn out during May and June, mak | Ing it impossible to dis of our beautiful spring and summer stock of I \ n ten s and boys’ clothing, leaves us no option but to sell this stock of high i) | > clothing at | | “Greatly Reduced | = | style | | clothes | Prices ig iil men | Or carry it over for another year. i, for Tomorrow, Saturday, the 13th, will be placed on our tables 150 Blue [ff] less Serge, Black Clay Worsteds, Fancy Mixed Worsteds, Thibets, Tweeds |} Lirom and Cassimeres, tailored in a manner characteristic of America’s best | others clothes makers, at from do, Because 1-3 to1-2 Less Than | w.0- Regular Prices | ... 100 Boys’ Suits, regular prices $3.50, $5.00 and $7.00, will sell at .. $2.75 i bat ge at, i we'll t s Hs Our beautiful line of Summer $1.00 Shirts will sell at Neckwear, Summer Underwear and all other goods at pro rata reduc- tions. —- Costello & Grant | because Ranke Bullding Cor. Fifth and Pike -scnnn } 807 Pike Street 807 Pike ee rie we of CU PP NHEIMER’ se WW MEN’S CLOTHES _ fj i H | keep press once it AND HATS ONLY. } 1 [Big 2nd Semi-Annual Clearance Sale| _,,.. | | All Summer Goods must go! We mean it. Price reductions will do it—real, genuine reductions— ii mt WW RO strings to them. Your money will do the most good here. This isa email store, but of character. [Hj specialty | ‘The merchandise |s good. A child can trade as safely as an adult. Ht house || | i or White Rib | Men's S0¢ Work Shirts, all Women's 36¢ Lace Liste Hose, i Men 8 i] neck and black or white striped; dur in allover, with garter top or ff clothes } SZ, | ing this sate 39 boot lace; both black and | . . l ek Ga aces 3 c white; sale price, 2¢ i and i Children's Seamless Fine Tan | Ladies’ Fine Split Straw Gago PM seenaes once I hats Lisle Thread Hose; sizes Sallors; $3.00 Sail 19x41 Extra Large White Huck nl Sto hose ‘ 19 ora now 1,95 Towels; hemm ends, red i only. } Gale pri . © | woot Finish Twill, Scotch a Ang tow 12ic | | White Cotton Mand Towels, Summer Suiting, plaid effect, —- | | | tan and } | iaeid cleo; por denen gray wash goods; Children’s Summer Knit Vesta, i} ~ ° 1%¢ cloth, 1 long sleeve, high neck, and or iW ae. ‘ach i. a Oe $10.00 to $25.00. Ctifldren’s Short White Cotton ments; sale Gloves; a sample lot prica 1326 Men’s Suits, | / } | 12%c and te Figured White bn : 5 | Goods, snowdrop pattern; 1 Men’s Hats, | & bargain, pair....... c sale price Ladies’ or Misses’ Street Hats, fil! 1.50 3 1 CRildren's 250 White Leghorn yard c in white, cream and black; $1.50 to $3.50. I Shapes are 196 | Womsn's a8 sorcortzed regular 92.50 to 8.60 QBn i Sleeveless Vests; good, firm het, now H | i } r Diack Rough grade; sale price jood, Berviceab! | f and Ready Knox Shape Sail enh 19¢ ) | oo © 69c | Boys’ Very Best Heavy | mt! ‘ Cotton Stock#n, | Gt Gall Patiste, white, with | Ixt rib; pay 2 40-inch White Persian Lawn; | | fed dots and ings. 1 ¢ Sale price, # ing this sate, 123 ) “i Value; now 12! 6 tw yard a . | pare 20 | we Kimona Mendherchicfs, in | 260 00d She lemperted White y 1010 First | 8c | Listes ‘te Persian and fancy designs, Swisees, wite sraall and iH a | white, | . o | during thie c large dots and meroeriz || hs Cad v@ie prim | sale fieurom: during this | ve 9c m the Suspenders, cross |. sale, yard “WSe fH Mince | bina ~, |° back eastoff buctles; light | Women's de tw The imeanee \| fommen 27 in or heavy; sale 9 Finest Lace Lisle Hc a lm |! Y fore ~— . v4 price 1 ic ety le 0 embroidera i Me baliste. 1 Latics’ or Miteoe’ $1.00 Duck isin k and 45c "i = we Bic Outing dats, in white, gray whit ate price ! er ee i Be Naturn Good Batety Pins, aicket plate i Cline’s Piano House Popular Sheet Maste alt cites; sale price, per prone 10c Mortal awe price oe Oc | Peles Bebroideriog to Hercuies Hose Sup broad, stroaa web, wink wad blue, ibe ane black 4 wok and Witty Ober Stromeheart ° a wan White Geant sale 10 supporters, on Cc When the Powers incon te 7 Quperietiy ay *"15¢ prtee, yard ic ante Aypringtine one eat ow, Childves'e tawa Embroidered Dig Puach of Marguerites, Ciematie AY Wont Tenneta, Mnished with beng primp wp your bat with « Aweet Potatoes Rag + 88y lovely baneh, $1.99 Pawnee os end hundreds mere we cannct mention hore. Open unt 8 p. m. during thie eereere value, now . w if 4 a Around Again wit ase 2 Oppenheimer Co., Ine. wert, Jeet me ef Willie B. Herr Janiat D. Barkhutt, i | x whe national apr. pDusine { Ler's coi the Sound sity Str Ye 4 DAY, JULY 12, 1907, KENT NEWS ITEMS | (Star Bpecial Service.) KENT, reader nm, violin, t place ne ; ) | [Lloyd Tippery and Audrey Carnine ciple of the {eat Rapids Railway compan H E HIS E ppery an y ‘ a company, ot Cowli ou are visiting Se [Feet tapi natoay oowne| HERE THIS WEEK: '[st"Soeits"sstase'sst ‘cc frbators etuase et cos (Btar Special Service.) H. K, Owens, M. B. Haynes, B. H - ‘ W Drought ac roads for per.|, OLYMPIA, July 12—Artictes of | 2%* The state grand lodge of thedng £00 and family to Groon Lake . Lee Raker ing. Phone EVERY DAY WEEK SATURDAY. Afternoon | 2:30 Round Trip Round Trip 50¢ These excuratons have planned to enable CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR VISITORS to real beauties of eaving Tickets for wift's Pharm nue and Pik Rartell’s Red Crows Annex, 610 Second Avenue. Pier 4, foot of University Street A 4669 Main 264 hones ind July 12 ft Musle attle in pl jooncert here Wed y 17, Mrs, David W Mine Margaret OL Herr Karl Schwerdt Lawrende ifexer, baritone and Henry L. Bett will take part hal Sheplach ha a light gray horne, h was found running at large din the pound Vv. P. Wells’ nephew and niece and Dramatic Art D. Mitchell has moved his he and his son, Kdwin are alker has sold his express " to the There i# now only one trans mpany in town John Hayward has bought Walk-4 al and foe businons nuamen Ad ada od To the various points of interest ON THE SOUND Grand Excursion to Hood’s Canal SUNDAY, JULY 14 Round Trip $1.00 6, foot of Univer 8:45 a. m. sharp. The Columbia ing to give jay evening White, pt | mm, dram advertined uly 16 Tacoma Spokane Transfer Cowan 6 Witel denti Main Retail Seattle Wholesale THIS Evening 8:30 Oakland, Cal. Pianos of Highest Quality at Positively the Lowest Cost, Courteous Treatment, Definite Warranty and Strictly One Price. Reno, Nevada 50¢ The Johnston method of doing busines’ on a mammoth scale, many stores, throughout an immense territory handling and distributing not shared by anoth That's why the I i world’s best and highest quality pianos. That's wh tails the highest grade instruments at the price aske dium candies And that’s why the “Johnston Stores” other dealers on the Coast combined “Small profits, quick sales, strictly one price, the Johnston way.” | The House of Highest Quality san adva “The Hor i] Exclusive Representatives | for the i] Genuine Metrostyle Pianola i] and Pianola Piano, 903 Second Avera A. BRIDGE & co. Largest Clothing Nouse on the Coast Sunset, With Growing Fores Comes the Johnston Slogan From North, South, East and West “Better Pianos for_Less Money” Walla Walla, Wash. Generous ‘Terms, through a chain of ¢ in buying, shipping, neern in the United States. ioneer Piano House is able to secure the representation for is use of Highest Quality” by other dealers for the sell more pianos annually than all best me- generous terms, definite warranty is Headquarters for Edison and Victor Talking Machines and Records and Musical Instruments |} Burke Building |ANNUAL CLEARANCE SALE | A Clearing Sale That Clears—No Attention Paid to Profits—All Goods Must Go—No Our most important annual selling event, offering unusual bar- gains, in clothing, hats, shoes and furnishing goods---sale prices that suggest to the most economical the opportunity to buy summer wear- at great reductions. ables Do not overlook this opportanity to buy the choicest You all know our way of doing business--one price for everybody Half-Way Measures With Us—Every Article Reduced ’ ° Men’s Suits Vouths’ Suits OTA MENS SUITS. too) so costo sis $10.00 | $12.50 YOUTHS’ SU $13.50 MEN’S SUITS........... $10.80 | $13.50 YOUTHS’ SU $15.00 MEN’S SUITS...... mE a $12.00 rg eae ARSE MRIS SUTIB Sin vsn vidos nssse $13.20 | 21800 YOUTHS’ $1800 MEN’S SUITS............+5+ $14.40 | $90.00 YOUTHS’ SU $20.00 MEN’S s | b £2250 MEN'S SUITS: «iccscccsssvoess $18.00 Pants Dee MEHIN'S SULTS. iescesiceveanks $20.00 | | MPOG MRS PANTS. is ccc dives ’ ’ 4 . . } $6.50 MEN'S P AN Men’s and Young Men’s 2-Piece Outing Suits | 2°55 2.50 OUTING SUITS........ $10.00 | So MEN'S PANTS" “ioe Seb opiate okt 15.00 OUTING SUITS.,.... cascesees RIO | S409 MEMS BANTS............°..... $18.00 OUTING SUTTS....... F ..$14.40 | $3.56 MEN’S PANTS.......coos....- $20.00 OUTING SUITS... ». 816.00 | $3.00.MEN’S PANTS thee renee easonabl ind money tetunded ALL SUITS PRESSED AND KEPT IN REPAIR FREE OF CHARGE 103-108-107 FIRET AVENUE ° , Corner Fast and Yesler ¥ Largest Glothing Hous@on the Coast Ss i — Men’s Wear at such reduct wus satisfaction guaranteed or iA. BRIDGE & CO. fer