The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 2, 1907, Page 5

MOUNTAIN CLIMBERS ASIN ate ne fh such a spot could certainty Reaeata Pretty Tough Tap. wv sneat af Starting at 6 Friday morning, veseak ‘Su » The |in a cloud of dust, the trail leading oe woo 8 ie jays frow at ng tmokey bill in a awitel as was planned, with| back course, the party bad the Tort Anse he | toughest trip of the four days over a trail of 18 miles, Then Press valley, aam vty " a well tim! oa y eove 2» @ " river amp Was a. A and again the Mountain pies ‘eq va on the slopt the © free life Here party had ville Camp de tee ‘ve view of beautiful) Crackerville ny the bine Kwa, « bth ra, te alder | Fat ied for HOG owt along the Biwa, and here ‘wen trees are so white they reson ee Spabite Me the birches of the northern for B Sep dinner enjoyed. That ests more than any r tree was only an oxample o Sunday morning the party was follow. Excellent ganized Into companies, and this oy Sid e s in quas der will be mainta through te the wisdor car the remainder of the outing. The tire party feached Elwa Hastn about I Pp. m. The basin, 60 miles who |Queets and Seattle. The branches tn f which are appropri REACH THE anes from Port Angeles, is a large glactal ie irque just at the fot of Mounts river bree forks, all d tor the anent camp w . « fi the val hear camp, : and mountain flowers bloom in : . fuston Search For Route. jay morning Mr. Ourtia, Mr he many interesting places. dear the Humes brothers, « Near the main camp ia a snow wear by was the typical baraba } y Een camp, situated on a river flat.) ye and a two weeks’ ¢ of the trip, PAVING NEW EXPOSITION SITE Despite the fact that the city has f for the work, the jeney tn the is for the F day afternoon delayed fe M possible to close a cor tract for the Hassam cement pave est af $10,008 below the prices ef the napbalt trust Vat the council appropriates shout $14,000 to make up a det BRIEFS BY WIRE At Denver the potice have cap & man who bas been known “Jack. the Sash hia mania emtting wo dresses The all-night police court in Now York opened jast night, presided : by Judge Whitmar have eestees dd thousands Beres of grain wear Aberdecr Dakota Matters of high political this variety to « th until ft can =a ing revivals at Forest Grove, Ore. has been notified to “leave” there will be trouble. tora, New Westminster aad eaime are to morge. F. Augustus Heinze sale, has purchased mine in the Basin dist tana. Over $300,000 was Involved Henry J at Fort Stevens, Oregon, with complicity im the je hold-up at W fet, Northern im y to bring detween King E Bmperor William of nut om the back for wife beating. fell into a faint at the foreign po has rece Mmany ehild rm slated district of been the scene of Mrs. Pet Magill and bis bride. « iste and return to work. diers and ha Olympic Market Saturday Combination || The cut prices on Cahen-Drew Co.'s stock. and our regular Saturday figures are combined, with the result that goods will be eld lower than ever. You have two opportunities for your money instead of one—“Bargains all over the store, ali the time.” Levels. A 8190 ARTICLE—stanley’s Wood Level, a high «rade level, and specially 55c Priced at en Lumber Crayon. agiwth ARTICLE—Dixon's Hest The price Shoe Polish. A 10e ARTICLE—Fiackola—the modern polish. You can get it at half price 5c tomorrow Bluing. A Se ARTICLE—Crown Sifting Biuing speaks for itaelf. Gives ute Tomorrow's 2c Sink Cleaner. Urday's sale is -_———— Trowel. 1 A $250 ARTICLE —1 A be ARTICLE—Biack Enamel Saltows Plastertr . sled Rui end perforated. Saturday ; hould be in every kitchen. ioe ia Saturday's Combination be $1.98] price 3c eens Enamel. Croquet Set. A Me car A $1.50 ARTICLE—At almost ais on, me-half price you can secure Sok 5 ne tomorrow, Saturday, a splen Se. Batura 1 Kight-Ball Croquet Set, y ith mallets and wickers, a maplete in box, and nicely = finished. Remetnber Tennis Ball A %e ARTICLE Match 1 k to all Ratlor Baturda Camp Stool. A Me ARTICLE—The frame is of hardwood and covered canvas, Satur 19¢ Sit itcistsinteennsteeemmnaneannttenaee prise mont Piles Hammock. ier” ee Mine A $2.25 ARTICLE—Wo make 4 On car ing-ont price to select trietly reliabl Baturd hammock, Satur day's price Child’s Doll Go-Cart. A $2.50 ARTICLE—P holatered and -ELGER AUREBUT 26D AVENUE a UNION STREET largest. tributary from the ea ul and Mr. Nelson start out flowing into the Blwa. Another for the best route to Olympus ftem of interest on this day Meanwhile the remainder of the was & @eadfall, built for tra arty are planning tripe to temporary home of the trapper | filled valley, tunneled through by mate Tewceday afternoon the |the Elwa This funnel can be reached Camp Three, or Rik: | tra 4 tor several hundred and will prove to be one of | many excellent features near} ) With the bea 1 fir and alder » towering over evel bed of moss | at hand, As yet the 6 end tad forns ite many advantages are sew to ‘This was the ideal can party and only await the ox STREET COMMITTEE FURTHER DELAYS isappointed half a done bes ' reel of getting bids avement will not be consider times tn the mai te guwag Ne the board of public works. for the paving of (he Some members of the council al Tel to the site of the aska Yokon. lege that they are afraid of the Padiie exposition. 1h ™m pavement, although ft t« declared that in Massachusetts 90 per cont of the pavement gotng down ts of The committee yesterday refused be determined residents of the district will be satisfied with the Hassam paving or The brewerles of Vancouver, Vio Ne at a sheriffs | Katie | Mon | Crager ts under arrest charged a h siding last Will come up at the mee? in which the engineer was " Rane and Er Creager had enlisted in ph, August 1 of escaping. At Portland, Henry Shaefer was given 15 lashes from a raw hide| He} third stroke. | grand jury Investigating the | Mafil! have 14.006 coal miners in the | = will settle their mengod wan injured and ca Friaco. None a Four theatrte Kagle ore ar J. Redelsheimer & Co. sscanmont levied | and out In Chicago. start for tho North just as soon aa th in a bloody aftra: port Nows last night an ied and = severa Ohinese slave girlie wore found ee ra of age. plured in a They wi re over 16 ¥ be thousn oal prote i member ne The who is staytme with his family at stated that Inland, New York and installed in the i hopes to start witeth ay nan Willik, of Oht cently convieted of the murder Mary Veral by poisoning, has been ced to be hanged Octobe AUTUMN WEAR, OVERS. WE HA OF NEWLY ARRI LATEST MODEL SHORT AND LONG TIGHT FITTING, CUTAWAYS AND AND FABRICA, SEIN LINED. Prices are SEATTLE § at New one man 1 tatatty | » ot &% down a: at (py » valle Vronm) reas given that a majority of the aum-| GUTHRIB, Okla, Aug & mer shows have beon taken off the | following ticket was placed In nowt road |ination by the republican) H. H. Rogers, of the Stand@rd | new atate Ol, fe back at his deak again tn r, Frank Frant New York, having re 1 from his recent’ prosig@tte ° David Christie Murray, the nov ist, died at London last evening me Comeander Robert KB. Peary Sailer aor misatoners, T. J, Dore. John Krafton, ty W he will then for and Jotn Jenson, Tulsa it principal candidates, Frants re ceived a tremendous ovation, ‘The om, re | nhme of Taft was cheered to the ot | echo. * Roolevelt wax endorsed in the t 11. platform, and “a squ FOR WOMEN Smart New Suits PURCHASE CORRECT GARMENTS SUITABLE FOR THEY COST NO MORE THAN Leer v TODAY A BEAUTIFUL 8TOCK VED EARLY FALL, 8UITS IN Tit 3—PRINCR CHAP, SEMLFITTED, FIVE . BUTTON MANY OTHERS, NEWEST SHADES TAFFETA, BATIN AND PERAU DE $25 and Up 800-804 First Ave., Corner Columbia STRONGEST LADIES’ WAIST HOUSE GREAT DECISION SALE IN THE STATE. Offers Splendid Buying Opportunities and now you can come ply your needs at one-half and less jf ifs or ands about if stock at once to if which are Ss $i2 $15 $1 $1 $2.¢ $3. $4 ( 50. $1 Bet $10.00 Men's $18.00 and $2 arriving daily and note the big redux We are going to make another cut in the ex- tremely low prices that we |! There it; this make we must dispose of room for our fall gor ad the tons? Re following MEN’S SUITS 50 Men's 50 Men's 00 Men's Sui 20.0% 50 Suits 50 Suits ts ed ) Men's Suits ‘Boys’ and Children’s Wash Suits 0) Wash 50 Wash 0 Wash 0) Wash ” Wash Children’s VW ” Children's Suit Suits ‘ EE cocaine Wash P 50c Straw and Crash Hats 75e Straw and Crash Hats $1.25 Straw and Crash Hats $2.00 Men’s Hats $2.50 Men's Hats see Sbeb ee ee $3.50 Men's Hats +s ‘ae $1.95 A very fine line of Men's Pants, in serges, worst eds and mixture th $2.50, $3.00, $4.00 and 00; take your choice at .ONE-HALF PRICE Shoe Department $2.75 Men’s Buff Calf Shoe $1. 75 $3.00 Men's Box Calf Shoes $3.50 Men’s Vici Kid Shoes $3.75 Men’s Patent Leather Shoes $2.8 $4.00 Men's Patent Leather Sho« $3.00 $2.50 Ladies’ Oxford $1.65 $2.50 Ladies’ Pat Leather Shoe $1.45 $2.50 Boys’ Shoe $1.95 $2.25 Youths’ Shoes ‘ $1.50 $2.50 Children’s Oxfords and Tan Sho $1.25 Do not delay, but come early and avoid the rush The Monarch Shoe and Clothing Co. Opposite 1317-1319 First Ave., Union and University Sts., Half Block North New Arcade Building Seattle of Postoftima FRANTZ. FOR" GOVERNOR |; i fd yration pte Pottawatomie There was little opposition tay the > been offering yod : to this great sale and sup are no prices 50¢ 75¢ ‘AR—FF of phe 2; fed of “Sout big rds, RIDAY, AUGU! every man and every nation” 4 princtpal place tn the platform. The remand being completed today Tattle 2, 1907 finds | in |% Yard, oe ler of the tidet hor now hips at Navy Boats loave Plor PALAGCI® MARKET, Palace Meat Market, 604 2nd ave st your poultry for Sunday tor Navy Yard . ience— —store open Saturday evegings for your conven- six pot covers and holder--- an article that will appeal to every housewife-— this is kite holder 10, 10: hen use w It's and contains six covers; ¢ know of. a wire sizes 81%, one of the most practical little articles for pot cover oY, w”Ws , lL and 12 inches, ready to hang on the wall, making your pot covers handy and conven tent day only (but or orders Sta THIRTY DAYS ONLY | 25 Per cent Discount Associated Dentists Away fr everything for immediate use—for Satur- 1¢ to a custor filled) nda 33c}) y Opp. Garvey-Buchanan’s Telephone Main 1772 AT me’s Landing.) “Where Woods and Water Meet.” Spend Next Sunday Here mm the broiling sun and heat of tt br is « and green, and ge ne 25 Per cent Discount LD DONDORBDA city—where s blow A Delightful Sail Free Up and down the S yourselves. We be under ne won’ nd, Come our xu to buy this t bother you nor urge y » obligation by accepting inv guests and ye and enjoy ya will tation Abundance of Pure Water From bubbling springs d gr and sparkling avel beach on beautiful bay, and fishing streams. with excellent bath Free Camping Grounds For the in this ummer, Come and put up grand natural park your tent and enjoy Come Sunday or Any Day Furnished upon application to The Sound Trustee Co. 500 Colman Bldg 401 1 REDONDO BEACH AND DASH BOATS LEAVE Seattle ity ‘Tacoma FROM SEATTLE « F Launch “Fore Steamer “Dove m ( an | gs Weekd Deck: Weekdnys @:30 4. m 9:80 a. 4 tornieg 90g mt aye “Benner “Dav Ma mw 6:00 p. re - -—— om oo aon 6 @e 66 6 © POINT. FROM TACOMA from 1ith ys, 10 & m. rnd 1:20 p, Woelhdays, 66 &6 6 din - nen po sg ee tees: The Fair AVENUE 5 Between FAKE AND PINE Pomorrow morning 963 yards of | € Wash Dress ff Ca ward. I thi Good Theya ummer’s choice goon ale at 53 re organdies, mulls and oth } er most desirable Wash Dre ab rica for hat weather wear. The For 15c styles are strietfy up to date and the Wash eolor combinations are choice. If you.come in the afternoon and*find Dress thea Goods cis, go in an hour at this price ortment broken, blame your~ not this store, as they sheuld i | ee | $3.00 CORSETS 49¢ | B.” Corsets, “American Lady” Corsets, and several other well-known makes; black, white Ss S and drab, that sell any and everywhere at $1.25, $1.50, $1.75, $2.00, $2.50 and $3.00; all sizes from 18 to 32-inch waist measure. Many styles to fit almost any figure. Tomorrow, your choice of the lot, 300 in all, at, each .40¢ No exchanges, no approvals, no C. O. D.’s Boys’ Pants | Men’s Pants Loe Pair ($1.98 Pair Made of good, heavy cot Made they should be, of splendid hard- twisted as ton cassimere, nothing worsteds, Scotch mixtures and English tweeds; reg- ular prices $3.50 and $4.00; tomorrow $1.98 better for vacation time for kids ; the they are You 3 or 4 pairs cheap at 39 a pair should buy at this price Men’s 35c Neckwear 17¢ and Satin, Silk in the most fashionable designs, and in a big variety of washable materials; reg- tomorrow at, each 17¢ One thousand to choose from. ular prices 25¢ and 35c; White Skirts One-Half Lots of them, made up in the most-wanted ma- terials, in w hite for summer wear; a manufac- turer's surplus overstock, bought at 50 cents on and our own stock is included in this A white skirt waist make a pretty nobby suit these hot days, the dollar, sale at half price and white shirt and a couple of dollars pays the whole bill. Summer Hats One-Half Straws, anvas—all kinds of Hot Weather Hats for Ladies, Misses and Chil- is a lot of Linens, Batistes, ( dren, at just half price, and there 7. . them to choose from. Some are on sale tomor- row at one-quarter of the regular price, but none will cost you more than half. Tape Girdles 33c in white, drab, from one of the best makers in We are over ,a pair. 33¢ mi 50 dozen, pink, light blue, newest styles, America, and contract price is 50c a pair. and offer them tomorrow at loaded, The girls most appropriate Corsets for and All sizes. es Children’s Hats 25c Not the regular quarter kind you find elsewhere, but nobby styles for the children, in the newest straws and newest styles; that most stores sell at 49c, at, each 25¢ 65c and 75c; ca tomorrow EGGS, 2 Every BACON, 16%¢. The Eastern kind, that one warranted You pay 30¢ > 35¢ a where. anywhere else SUGAR, 6 Best Granulated HAMS, 16¢. pay Why cents not two or more than 10 pounds a pound more at TH f f Al Second Ave. | Betweea | PIKE AND PINE } | ees Oa 606 ©o Goa escalate raeeaaadt ; | : i