The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 26, 1907, Page 5

PEE, Mawatha store ed ned evn for yor Convenience--- BURGLARS RUN INTO ARMS OF WAITING OFFICER | — =a) Saturday a busy dayat the Standard | Potected while in the at of loot: heard the burglara at work tn the! second at store and called Patrolmen Retily | ous h | { a : | Wore guarded the burglars were | Bae teat uicht, Capi: Pu Mame Suaieed Che. Deraiare wore r tomorrow--- orson and ry Wansen, | pondeér Hiiciting no reply, Lane} terse nado & determined ud a shot from his revolver into | | * ' a 7? yunre | fle etore and the two mengeade a | bs ‘ broak through the rear, where they | gato the & bf el ande i enoounte Offle Jeonings. 4 oon “og little Eng Entrance to the store had been | BD iich. wore os city jail, | gained through a window, and the | Private Pat ohn Lane, of relars had selected the ad nl @ Surry’s merchants’ patrol, | they desired to take away Two SALOONS ENOUGH AT YOUNGSTOWN, counell for Heenses; Angetine re | will make application under the town, the b across the ested Just now ard gon questitm, new regime, but it le generally un fim" Wilson, 6 ne A. derstood at Youngstown’ that he and | who will do #0, while Sloan ha had t resorts enough of the saloon business and is now employed at the steel pla Résideats of Youngstown say th is no cecasion for more than tw at that place ness about throe months ago, when suidenly made the discovery ey wore within the one-mile | saloons there, and it ts understood | ¥ poor West Seattic. that the Seattle’ counctt will issue IS god and Barker have already Heenses for that number, and no/ | s to the Seattle | more. een 9 ‘Toeo AHEAD WITH PLANS FOR ASPHALT PLANT Reguiar Value $26.50. ‘& splendid round ead, poltahed China Cabinet 64 inches high, 36 inches wide, adjustable shelves, exactly like ploture-—the regular value of this attractive cabinet finished golden, ts {6p panel not As opinion from the corporation Section 10 of article § ia plain ta} in $26.50. Priced extra 1 4 before the street com-|{t# language that, where assess Special tor Saturda a bene bee $13 90 comneal ree: ‘indicated to the ments are made to jay for street | 5 : ewtlu, mittee yesteriay, Indicated to the i orovements, the city shall do it with the lowest bid committed that the city cou! F dispose of its asphalt to contract after making it in the event tha’ is such @ plant oun gave it as his fon that did the city build the phalt plant it would be comy ad lay the asphalt and pay th out of the general fund by lor. The committee has decided to go on with the plana for a city asphalt plant and until such time as the} can sell the produgt, ft can | ake disposttion of the ing it for the maintenai ment already down contract, special sale fine pedestals--- these two attractive numbers taken from the special showing and sale of popular style pedestals —you'll find outof-theordinary pricings here tomorrow. = | SAWYER CHOSEN HEAD OF BOARD OF REGENTS A. P, Sawyer, of Seattle, was} Charles C. Moore, acting pro @lected president of the board of fessor of civil engineering at the | regents of the iversity ata University of Washington five | metting of the board yesterday af-| years ago and later assistant pro- | ternoon, te succeed John P. Hart- fessor, was elected associate pro- $1.95 $1.70 man whose term bas expired. The fessor of the same department reguiar value $4.00 new president's duties will begin Miss Eva Louise Barr was chosen | regular value $2.85. Aug. ist. awistant in German. She was a very pleasing design, The regents made five additions | formerly a high school teacher. carved pedestal, heavy aub- | —a neat little pedestal or jar to the 0 of teachers at the/ EP. Hell who has been teaching | stantial base, stands 18 Inches dintere stand, finished ‘university. Charies B. Weav-|in the 1 um, San Francisco high fintshed weathered, weathered or golden, stand 17 er, of the U: of Califors High school, w elected assistant | golden or mahogany—regular | inches high-—extra good value Rowan elected as uctor in geol- in mathematics, All the newly | value $4.00 — Priced extra | at 2.85—Spectally priced Dr. William A. Morris of chosen instructors come well rec- | special for $1 95 | for $1 70 university, was elec ommended, most of them holdin, Saturday ‘ | @aturday .... .... ‘ fm European history. He degrees from leading untversities | a iad of this country and Europe. os ee no eee ee oe ee: ‘STATE | NEWS the question of a bond issue of fe Bow studying in London $200,000 for new school bulldings 1 at oo the bond issue and/ | Stan ture Co. six aga ss PF aero Naylor has been arrested | LHe. Desert comet Coast wilt go to court | yy ‘Town Marshal Lindsay, at Top-| —— 7 on S4P. | oenish, for assault upon Mra, Bert Parton, of that town. The assault followed a neighbors’ quarrel, but Mrs. Parton ts said to be badly hart ite on an excursion through the company, will not land his steam San Juan twlands. They will re ore at the Deony-Biaine Park ple turn late this evening, and Satur ,a night for the reason that ther day morning resume the reaular|are vo lights there to guide him work of the convention. A number! George W. Dilling, who has ta of papers were read during (he the matter up with the lighting day's trip. partment, says that one of NEE D LI H neighbors was recently held up jrobbed by a highwayman Denny Maine station of th Lights are badly wanted In the Denny-Biaine district. Captain An company, another place derson, of the Anderson Steamboat there are no lights Superintendent LL. PALACE MEAT MARKET, j 504 tnd Ave, near Yesler, handles | but one class of Meat, Poultry, Fish | Next week of the entire line of and game-—the best. Phone us for | sporting goods ot the Cahen your chicken for Sunday, Both | Drew stock, at Theo, Wilts @ Co.'s, phones, 6. eee | 1008 Firat av ate is claimed by the Northern The North Coast wants Bp for entrance to Puget Sound the at MANY EDITORS AT EVERETT (Star Spectal service.) EVERETT, July 26.—-Today the delegates to the state editorial as t sociation, about 160 in number, | were the quests of the city of Ev erett on board the steamer Yosem SUITS $15.00 SALE. Sale of men's $25.00 and $30.00 summer suite for $15.00 each. W B. Hutebinaoe & Co. corner Second and Union. ~~ .M& engincering department Commission men are taking ont Bemners, ten having been given per mits from Seattic, and others from ‘Tacoma and Spokane Aberdeen boosters have sen to the east to int men in industries ‘Gray's Harbor The N. P. depot. burned at Port Townsend, wil! be rebuilt / ‘At the special school election on leave Pier 2 for Navy Yard. | ot} |the lighting department, has turned . RK. Youngs. the matter over to the council Special Sale Big assortment Hammocks, Choice strongly woven, wide valance, c Satur good quality, These Hammocks day regularly sell up to $3.00. You will find them on a special coun- ter in our new daylight store. Carpenter Pencils Re- } duced. H REGULAR PRICE Se—Dixor er Red and f ite Carpe r 1 Penetis, Saturd jay o ty.2a€ Bench Screws Cat. $1.49 Children’s Sand Pails. REGULAR PRICE 10c—Child’s Sand Pall, with extra shovel, for sea shore. 5c Saturday Children’s Table Sets. REGULAR PRICE 35c—Child’s +-Plece Glass Table 25c Off Sale all the Blues and blacks, maauian PRICE 65¢ Sets; Saturday only | rought Iron 1 eneh a a Water Tumblers, handle. Saturday REGULAR PRICE, PER DOZ., only y 30c 85c—Thin Blown Bell Shape 12-02. Water Tumblers, Saturday only, each 4c Water Jugs Reduced. REGULAR PRICE %50—Clear 25 per cent off on all clothing best Blood's ™ ie a SER od Bush fabrics and makes worsteds, a« " aa Crystal = %-Galion = Water cheviots, tweeds, and every conceivable fabric —"* 53¢ Juga, while they Inst, 19 Saturday c is carried in our immense stock. When we ad Children’s Barrows. Chisel Handles REGULAR pRice 75, vertise a sale, we give you what we advertise. Red, 8 Child's | REGULAR PRICE 10c—Sar | 4, Steel Wheel Garden Rar gent’s Leather Tipped Hick i wie gee 1g for play ory Handle Socket Chisel Just note these prices on the beach ; Handles, a bargain; Sat Saturday 49c urday, only 5c | NOW NOW NOW NOW NOW NOW NOW $22.50 $18.75 $16.85 $15.00 $13.50 $12.35 $11.25 SUITS SUITS SUITS SUITS SUITS SUITS SUITS $30.00 $25.00 $22.50 $20.00 $18.00 $16.50 $15.00 All Outing Pants Reduced 25 per Cent. 1 $3.50 Swimming Suits Saturday $1.98 } To ieee out ck of Swimming Suits, we offer all wool one piece fancy designed, well-made Suits, worth up to $1 98 ‘ 93.50, at, your ch Saturday Pure Castile Soap. REGULAR PRICE 25e—Pure White %1b. Bar Castile Soap, i) you want Saturday 15¢ at, per bar Waffle Irons. REGULAR PRICE $1.10 pur ste Trout Flies at Half. MEOULAR sage & ' PER 00Z,, ee So 6 Ses Se tS eee Cards; big asso Batorday, per doz Printing Outfits. Cris yea Rare E 15¢—Fulton wold’s Famous American lak pe ‘ice gting Outfit, with G ndlo Diamond Shape only y 9c vo, le Iron, Sat 69c on of Special Grey Graniteware Bargain Counter 15e COUNTER le BOYLE 423 Pike Street Seattle ANT 242 Ballard Ave. - + Ballard NTER—@6e COUNTER, x Utensils as Ple I such a ‘AURLBUT 2ND Act & UNION street B, oe 6 66 e THE SEATTLE STAR—FRIDAY, JULY 26, 1907. ih This store,” but it is Seattle's biggest value giving exclusive clothing house. Here are the prices for tomorrow— We're cleaning up on summer Suits. $25.00 SUITS AT $17.75. $22.50 SUITS AT $16.75. $20.00 SUITS AT $14.75. $18.00 SUITS AT $12.7! $16.50 SUITS AT $11.75. $15.00 SUITS AT $10.75. $12.50 SUITS AT $8.75. $10.00 SUITS AT $6.75. We press all clothes bought here once a week free of charge. Joe Schermer & Co. 1010 First Ave. Men’s Clothes and Hats Only THE | FAIR’ Second led most serviceable wash ma che ranted to come from’the tub 3 to 14 years at half price. Neat sty big 08e fro good as | Bet. Pike and Pine St. } saving’s you We undersell the big store an make. Comé here-tomorrow’ and you Will be surprised at the every day in the week and Hats, all at half or Street at le Hats, Wall with an overstock of hats and are it les, made assortmer m. Colors new old and at Less Suits Coats Skirts eit them to sell at this price “American I sets, y, clean up the will CHILDREN’S DRESSES .of the war es from ‘Tomorrow tomorrow. $2.00, cost you so little that you can well SAILOR HATS | Shirt Waists MILAN HATS LEGHORN HATS te to All from and other well-know of them to make from the $2 stock and get the at ady” ¢ t a one one-third less than saving quarter y would pay elsewhere of oney out every week in the year. car a new C afford it Every Waist in the and there is ale tomorr About 7OeS on yw big discount to ou n makes; styles in all, amd every desirable of most ery point view see them, high, low } ng Hats, half a thousand to than half regular prices: We are swan willingy-te e them aw ay 1008e iped f to ome tomorrow store, a big lot of them, at a fifty single. from ev- Better It will pay you. | Cosets at Half The Corset Sensation of the Year! s, “W. B.” Corsets, Imperial Cor and medium bust; colors white, black, drab, pink and light blue; enough 350 Seattle women happy if they come here All sizes, Atlantic 25, $2.50, $3.00 and $3.50. to the ; they are from 18 to 36; ‘acific $1.25, $1.50, here, ready for choosing at seventy-nine cents a pair. rov get 25¢ Belts 5¢ W Nobby styles em to sell at half pr a are getting ready for fall, ice nd all that, but ut to make room for fall goods Children’s Hats or we to choose the About 300 in all, and a 25 aid good y of them are © new worth SOc and 75¢ each some are only worth 20c, Twenty styles but all are cheaper than dirt J from. Regular pric ata nickel. You can’t make [75c each. This is one of a mistake if you choose in | best snaps offered this sea th e dark son. and they must es up to No re the small sizes show them, hence we get price better rid of them at an busy and your money while get the chance. Ar ad they where else on de Boys’ to a cust Butter 30c are good. 4 pay 10¢ a dozen more any No more than 3 dow and none t mer butter pound any 15c Eggs 25c where Pants You eat, Try our once, and you n and again and often eat grocery you will Half Like Finding Money To save money on what you c It pays Men’s Hats ve department ome ats, Ju thing for vacation ne. Made of good cottan All kinds Outing H is made the way [Street Hats, Canvas Hats hers would make them | Straw Hats. Take your pick emselves; worth 35¢ any- Pand pay just half what you here them tomorrow had expected COFF Worth 40: anybody Cu 300 pairs Boys’ Clothing egular | Good er to drink rtains Nottingha ain Ww p Half Price m MOCHA AND JAVA EE, 28¢. and Paper _ | Napkins : 55c Try it ar Best Matches; WO . or Boy and tity; you Young Men. ‘The sizes run } OX up as high as 36 bust meas ure. The materials are all | WASH wool, ‘and the styles are all new this spring, and when i ble you buy them at half you [the newe pay less than the cost of the J ings mate to say nothing pe White Skirts Half Price Choice ef every o store at punt half the time vow need eh in the the ing 800 P White G White rat SS¢ a thor inte Ss, 5¢. GOODS, unch then at style Many 4,000 y Goods ~:: MATCHE 2 Boxes for WORTH l5c. id a bi uric Line irabl t half regula Men’s Clothing 9¢, and restaurants The here best tomorrow at None better at any You you clsew know what e 98c 125 of them; for car filled d, white ipers I ; size, with ting now, they would least a dollar eacl rated Japanese th F¢ One hundred and this Manufacturers’ regular prices in every $1.75, your y Hams 16c Comforters >rusand No matter how we got Fine New Crop Lemons 25¢ Per Dozen. Rugs One-Half »om sizes, but lots of No room to must old If you are interested, save you have Eastern Hams 16¢ a Bacon 173c price pay just the thing f generous bat- If we had to buy them cost us at and a quarter Paper of or picnickers is a snap worth look- Mill Ends of in plain and in novelty designs, organ Vie a Lawns, Mulls, ¢ othe, ¢ ies, Mercerized Nov- ed Swi Dimities things Half Price 860 Men's Su and arate Pants at up-to and lots of in white goods at just sep vari Half Price squam in two, Wash Suits You need the tight now ify need them at all; 20 t » in white, cream white and linen. @rices cut