The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 19, 1907, Page 2

had to draw lots to Would got the mare and ¢ BETTER DAY FOR | STAR’S FORM CHART AMERICAN LEAGUE lesane Sending. © i arr Pet be ‘ ‘ ow York First game~ aad r) Hal ¥ r OW aare nu iy i phie 4 u ' foVarianaf orton and ¥, he oy it e 4 " Host eu Pa ~ ® 11279 VINWT RACH <six and ® half furlongs Holling, Maiden (hres You RS gh had ae Hohl pred NATIONAL LBAGUE Mytigeaciriftirny 10nd a By wD ° F a Nasi of the racetrack at (WE Fine) wd ' t ie I eae He Public Cashed on Two Pare a Héawly Backed three cushions, To the surprise of mee w Mullen and Schmidt; @ rd me rr the talent the latter, who was 6 2 8 d ae a ete oe 1 wiilion to one shot tw @he betting, 1h i PH x Nia an pe. Second Choices~-Big Winning an Hereafter-—Selling “ts'woine'on tne vi ge Bese ice 1 i é Reni it 2 Vatterion—-Kitlian and Payne; Pation| Hatterion-—Lewver out W i St aad The H Ar . R U 1H. GO. Bedwell te b@re with nine grained by Chas. Dickey and Heydon “ . « Witte and f en ned , oa ar Marts ee Horses Are Nun Up; head of horses and his rider, A Hiving heore Rh Mm | hoor m, | ballygamd 0 vinyed ing Wiliams,” Among the horses are ‘®: sonchmalaemaathad ieaahedaantbbiemmdanantt | ~~ —Prephactadeye 7s ae outa $ | bate & team pleked and . . |Low Angeleno, Fireball, Silver : aha a en pacer san ah A git. si ae crews of the Winona rep (By Refypes.) }toso had won the fourth race MB. G,) Stocking and the Derby candigate, IND RACK—Five aod « furlongs, felling, Pour-year-olda Mart; Wender a were. 4 and Merge Aquila and aw COUVer eel Favorite players had another hard | Nlam bid the horse up to $660 at | Judge Nelaon Value to firat $250 ‘ 2 ~ 1 @ay at The yesterday, | which price Baldwin retained the I i a Or Fe Jet. OES only two public getting | horse. Harry Froelich's great race mare MtD.A Peantawilst & ; : ee ‘i home tn front, However as second . Seanet cures in the firat race to 4 a The Store That Serves You Best—Garvey-Buchenen C and third cholees won most of the) “Well,” sald The Boob, “I guess | day and it is understood that Harry ib tis ie ® @ races the books did not lay up much |Gosstper, the favorite in the sixth intends making a killing, It will me! c i, on the day, and in the last race the | race, must have been short be a good sch@me for the talent to ae STORE OPENG GATURDAY AT 8:30 A.M LOSES 10 P. %. winner, Hereafter, recetved a big " said The Wise Guy, “BH | wateh his slate. ” 0 AY IN THE ger play than did. Gossipor, the fa- | Short | — ba? pte ANOTHER BIG SATURD ‘Yorite, | R. Davia indulged tn considerable irtle 6 she emryend Lord of the Forest, who ran the rough riding all through the stretch j STOCK TAKING SALE ‘The first race of me aay was won | fastest six furlongs of the meeting | in the first race when he nearly put - by the second chotce, Tetanus, who thus far, was bred by Auguat Bel-| Rettig on Arcourt over the fence | ia) a Bm it on Arcourt. the favorite, by | mont and caused him to pull up. Davis| } As the assortments grow smaller greater is the shrink- &@ nose. The latter was pinned on/ — was on Tetanus, but was a trifle! 1 | age in pric to effect complete riddance It is mow a P the rail all through the streteh by Rig Bit Henry and Ed Henry,/ slow and tho judges rang the “all I | positive and absolute clearance. the winner or he might have won. | potter known as “Yellow,” mot the | right” bell before he could make his | p the Baszini was a distant third. ¢ ina to decide the billiard | claim. | } pes % se ee ee | | } tal Bologna was made a 2 to 1 favor j hin fte in and second and romped home tt tes fm front all the way. Waterthrush 3 ia) - made a game effort to cateh her = } , Aad to be content with second place IN THE STORE ue. yt home ANOTHER CLOSE GAME .:: | ~ Irivh Mati took the tend and statiod oft || Peligroso was the second favorite es ne Wal Seopped inet turtong, | of the day to fall by the wayside Rosal tau He was the best horse tn the rece | aut TACOMA, July 19 and should have won but Jockey ‘The Tigers; NORTHWHET LEAGUR, Gross made his move a trifle late | took another close game from the Lay JULY sPEciALé In fishing tackle and rods a great big cut In prices. Piper’ @ Taft 1034 Second Ave. MvcCafferty’s Nonte Laciile. They | decide cuts your meat bille tn i Pike st. opposite the Bon Marche. -~ Battleship Nebraska at oavy wes potsnosiletnannedlsahahdiontea by pitehed bh Battleship Nebraska at navy | yard 7 | Rate ne * | game, 118 Umpire Khret | THE@HUB AGENCY FOR CARHART’S WORKING CLOTHE GREAT DOINGS (t, THE HUB Until Every Outing Suit is Gone It took us a long time to make this final cut, but now it is done—EVERY OUTING SUIT MUST BE SOLD, AND WHILE THEY LAST THE PRICE WILL BE EXACTLY HALF OF WHAT IT USED TO BE. Your dollar will go twice as far now as it would before. Don’t wait until Saturday night, if you can possibly come earlier—last week we were so busy that it was necessary to keep people waiting. We want to live up to our reputation for prompt service, so ask you not to wait until evening if you can come in the morning or afternoon. All Sizes, All Colors, All Fabrics, All Styles $12 Outing Suits 1/2 $18 Outing Suits NOW $6 NOW $9 $15 Outing Suits $20 Outing. Suits NOW $7.50 OFF NOW $10 ON THE SQUARE opr. Hat Specials All Straws One-Half Off $2.00 Straws, NOW ..... $3.00 Straws, NOW ..... $4.00 Straws, NOW ... 50¢ .. $1.00 $1.50 veeee B2.00 Ail Panamus One-Half Off OXFORD SHOES Stamped by Manufacturers ,NOW.. $3.50, NOW ....00%> $4.00, NOW ,....... All varieties reduced. $2.50 is here— Fish Net Gauze, was 75¢, NOW Form-fitting Underwear, in all $1.25, NOW ...... $2.95 $3.15 ce oa UNDERWEAR Boys lors, To sell Seattlo papers. For infor mation apply to Geo. B {flee old library bulldin TOTEM POLE The following are simply a hint of what 60¢ was 85¢ This sale marks the lowest point at which me | | and was beaten a nose by Iristr “ab este: . | ” Mall, The winner was 10 to 1 inj qty ne, Cubs yesterday, having H | dise of dependable character was ever offered in $ the betting. Taos, a well played | ‘elt colors dragged in the dust H | Mowiadé canaouaanl buying times-deridediy gecond choice, got the show to the score of 2 to 1, The win H a ning tally came in the seventh, cate! " H A 2 enutne fits went to the When Shea hit a bingo, scoring see : ‘ | L M. VO SU Ss ia ta as reste Cone ane ‘the * vn Lynch, Lynch got to first on Quit | ,neangen. do : | TI T) IAN ILE IT: font ner turned up tn the favorite, Fas- | '#7'# fumble, went to second on ‘ Le ee : | of 8 e P Kellack orifice. ;. 27 111 Messie Vasey 196m 1 8 anter.. 38 M8 | Wi i gill =. ae ns home by four oe key + le ont swe At post 4 Time i8h 4g LI TAL Lat or Women, 65. 00 Va ues a aoe aoe cory od Eo ie a 0 to fine ebance in the third inning Winwe we | SATURDAY SPECIAL AT . and Lee . zy “; when Rush singled, Ross sacrificed nar | . su ‘Gislinbaal tu ore rou 1, & length for the place acs aati Gee dan a te ee Wiener Black, navy and gray colorings, correctly fashions: every . » which advanced Ru trd | particular; strictly midsummer styles; silk drop skirts stor Nonle Lucille was installed favor.| ¥hieh advanced Rush to third ‘s ; ae Ste in the fifth race but failed to) Whee Myers bit to Fireaino, Rush the Miners im grest ‘shape ALL SUITS REDUCED IN THE STOCK-TAKING SALE. do better than show. After Aunt | *t4rted for home, but was headed | | sears S Ser. RK ene 4 Polly and Titus It had raced each | ff. In the sixth Myers bit for) Thijs, a a ae a Sy tana ea . sere ~ in 7 o three bases into left field, but the henna soimeies taal other ‘ghee agra I. ro teiheggetntoen menneenee bah to. coors bite Wee Oak a Ss" jokey THE MILLINERY SHOP TOLERATES NO wd jforthooming. Clynes and Collins wooUy ae eats sell > . Breesing home: by. five lengtha, in | Billed down some great ones tm tho ot'iall mare wat wry tuened tes =! beet NESS, NOT EVEN IN JULY Z ' Ly « pt wpe the fast time of 1:12 2-4 for alx fur | field. and Myers did some — tise 114 Me We've plained for a rousing big selling ton che longs. Aunt Polly at 6 to 1 hung ou | Tlsing Stunts for Seattle Rus 1bs6 Revolt, a(¥ Giibert> wt Seng cncagh to get the place. | pitched a fine game, allowing but At post 1% minutes Off at 420%. ‘Time seers at yon } two hits and striking out six men ann, ¢ are be Hereafter, a well, played second | / . of cholce, backed down from T to 2 to ee ee 1 ide Sito 1, ot off firing tn the last race Fritee van "0 rimme ats at . and tincanned all the way, running a. - 2 oun doodwtn, tal ong Rens er: | Ciniahed welt . cVeed oe i e be . nah gy iE shee ef cas utecie tan Geees per ed el ; ¥ ‘ a : G. also 3 to 1, tried hard to catch Ee ee COAST LEAGUE. falues from f) the winner but without avail and ' i) a ME wright) 1 ors ‘ had to be content with second place niwnn bs aes} sce. $( Menges}. $7 to $10 . Common Sue beat Gossiper, the fa Ankh H POA B § 6b hath Gaentper SR tevys Yorite, for the show | i we ee \enJop and Mrest) Calift and Da ones Strikingly handsome models for summer wear; . 5 Umpire, Derrick. eres ne 2s ee a cong a hat in the entire colle ction worth less than $7.00. Te U. Z% DeArman tmaugurated a | 9 rt ce Ge ae eet - eu 8 on ed ne oie a be selling war at The Meadows when te ee see a eater plan 2.2 nike? 3 woman desirous of something new to finis e he bid Lord of the Forest up from RE Ge AB j 3). Battoriee—Oray ates and cook” Wen sasliy Merend onst with, this sale tomorrow holds strong economic int $600 to $1,400, at which price the »>eite @| Bie Umpire, A or quickest te break sed, wee sever head gh epee D lest. han: eisbeis auecuaa eae se oe ry chance at the bead of the siete eal 0. owner. W. Gabriel, let the horse £0.) pyraie ‘+27 ae opened pop Foy c bs - . ALL MILLINERY REDUCED IN THE STOCK-TAI lon / Wanted SALE. Great Silk Sale Tomorrow Considering the upward tendency of the mar ket, these Saturday offerings are decidediy at- | tractive “SATURDAY SALE Women’s — Short Gloves WOMEN’S SILK AND LISLE GLOVES, lots; also a lot of Kid Gloves, in black @ colors; 500 and spe- willl cial tomorrow at, pair WOMEN’S BEST $1.50 KID GLOVE assortment of sizes; all colors, i black end white; the best make of Pca REOUCED IN THE "" America; aoa tomor- $1 1 \ Groen steed Od TAKING SALE. Te values; [9422 SPssez 24h PER ASESes Bese. | Full yard wide and guaranteed to give most excellent service. | } 91.25 AND $1.50 FANCY SILKs— 79 The sorte that have won high favor this sea lw + Special temorrow at, yard son, Beautiful quality ih ALL SILKS REDUCED IN THE STOCK-TA ij Are You ae cosa | ING GALE. Qe Fancy Figured | Burlay 36 Inches special Satur. day at, yard— 50c Roman Ti 50 Inches wide, morrow at, ase } | The buying of screen doors is a matter of | | } Small cost in the Stock-Taking Sale tomor row | | 19¢ | $1.25 SCREEN DOORS—Size 2 ft. 6 in. by | | | $2.25 Marseilles Bed 6 ft. 6 in. special tomorrow at abe 11 a0 Art Ticking, | Sten ith et cor $1.43 SCREEN DOORS—sSire 2 ft 10 in. by || inches wide, ners, Saturday spe 6 ft. 10 Iu., special tomorrow at $1.10 || | cial at, each— | row ot, yere | , $1.59 SCREEN DOORS—Size 2 ft. 10 in. by | | #1.89 i} 6 ft. 10 in., special tomorrow at ....81.25 | | 27¢ | _ SPECIALS AFTER 6 P. M. SA TURDAY | $9.60 White Wash Coats, at | All Se Toilet Soaps, at ....% 35 Window Shades, j gs $1.08 | All G0c Bristle Hair cinenn. |. aeeted, at vii $4.00 White Jap Stik Watsts, |. BB¢ | 150 Brass Cottage Roda i . at $2.26 | 200 Table Oil Cloth, yara .. | 3 for $8.50 Silk Eton Blouse Jack- | setts ee 15¢ Men's 25c Boston Garter® ots, at. $3.95 | 150 Curtain Swiss, yard ..9¢ | sone %e Pound Cloth Finish Writ | 200 snowflaked Madras, 42 | Men's 500 Plain or I | ing Papor, at 156 inches wide, yard 12¢ | Silk Handkerchteta ..4 THE STORE THAT SERVES YOU BEST Vour Teeth Would not now t you if ( them. We can save teeth s fail | where othe « hoor PATENT <CELLENT year of Associated Dentists Opp. Garvey-Buchanan’s Velephone Main 1772 NOVELTY MILL OO. ATTA, VAS