The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 16, 1907, Page 5

we THE SEATTLE ST. PRIDAY, AUGUST 1 19 || SHORROCK’S BILL ‘PUBLIC MARKET ‘EIGHTY COMING ahh » OPEN TOMORROW | TQ SEATTLE | eum 8 The bill of BG. Ghorrock & Co,, ee ae —— and secretaries of the elty govern ment, amounts to $3,500, bat $1,000 FOR Post ; hee of Seattle Will Have Opportunity to ‘Buy nt Pourrions, seal acepaal cores, SS er Bee Oe On August 17 clvil service exam-| tour score menibers of the Brook jalides Niagara Falls, St. Louls,|ordinance. which’ authorised. the Inations will be held in Seattle in "4 ° ri o r © Fegetablés and Fruits not Subject to Exactions ot ricr'ts cmwe anata. we nwe Ci | x8 leuuue, one of the moat famoun/ Kansan “City. Denveg, Colorads | hiring of the export Gat ts clvie organizations of the country, Springs, Yellows Park, Pana] will authorize the payment. of the Hoe clerks and carriers for the lo! will leave tomorrow on & spocial dena, Los AngelostGanta Barbara, | balapoe. Western Avenue. Gal office, train of seven Pullmana for a tour San Francisco, Portland, ‘Tacoma, — z of the country, extending to the Seattle and Spokane. Hive ‘days ——— Pacific coast, The -oxourstonista will be spent in coaching through 0. K. SAYS CANNON ning of the public the director of the pubtio market | WHI be entertained by the civic und Yellowstone Park % ope of th c plato j a e os morning, compe With the consent of Chief : ares ve on , " enemas or WASHINGTON, market tomo pagan yrviow's stein, Mr. Case will have & police} BARK HECLA DAMAGES. jmade fast, the tug turned ta port, | cy y favor of send dition wiih Western 8 dete, {MAR fn uniform to wateh over the | while the bark kept a direct cou from the north | fa Seattle and the day of deliver: | proceedings and keep the wagons | (Star Special Service.) jelriking the rock on her starboard |ing the warships from the Atlantic | highe prices for fruits /within the prescribed boundary _ “ae : PORT TOWNSEND, Ang. 16,/00%. Tho official log shows the! will be a great move and will not | from »2 ©, Aug - 1 ies may dawn ‘The limits of the market are! WASBING * o Yosné! to have boon “held against | hurt diplomacy cers and consumers from the south «ide of Pine st, to} Secretary » es Iture Wi ‘The damage to the bark Meola, /ine rock four minater : ieniecnindtiiis and it he market ae they shofid Within 92 feet of the north line of | today 72 years of age, having been | examination proves to be much | 5 ors He be open to Pike st, and onlywon the west side * opportunity wi ies of the principal cltios The itinerary tn- Aug. 16.—Joe | Oriental Billiard and Pool Par- | bye — born Aug. 16, 1885, at Ayrettre,/lose than at first reported. When to got frulte of the etree! ~ Heotland, In point of serviee, as ithe bark was alighted by Capt "1 ms : The try exhibit for the Alas well as years, he is the oldest |Rurke of the tug Holyoke at tho! jy eee tcahe tne ‘white member of Roosevelt's cabinet, | entrance Straits, a dense | 4, having served in his present post | ’ To Manage Poultry exhibit, lors, 1415 Third av. have § now tables and the only 6x10 pool table 8 A place for gentlome people of Seatt! Vegetables Which are In sow Mark Freeman, formerly a mem fea, at moderate prices and for the ber of the Seattle police force, now to diapose of thoir surglus|cnmaged In farming in the White irect charge of Harry H. Colller, a MAKIDE navigation | wo}} : known poultryman of the a tmstead of dealing River valley near Kent, te one of}ton since March 5, 189 He we im th fetnit £ pomes Sreesion men Who make the farmera who will avall them-| joined the first oatinet of Preat| ok. The pave pod pe tah st, who has had a wide ox cn : throwsh comm rolves of the opportunity of the pub-| deat McKinley and eootinued with |already reached & point’ within a|Prenc® Af 4a exhibitor, and It te | scanty —, opening the pub le market him until the martyr. president's mile of the rook when the tug aight. (2 eaNed to make the oxhibit the | The NMP weiock in the mo Freeman announces that he will/assansination. Since then ho has led her, and the strong the cureied | ett tthe history of the country. | | te eaipe closia hour noon, Ky be om hand early tomorrow mom-|been secretary of the department |both vessels further towad the | De Las Baker, dentist, 908 Bate? ERY dollar you toe Tes supposed that every. Ing with a full Toad of produce. jot Sericulture under President |danger. Boon after the line was tullding, Phone, bale ites s saveina savings | | that tiene out so that the Farmers generally are enthus- | Roosevelt Hosephueiklkeuats Ban : ae Bs nsec thing eS ven back to traffic tastic over the market and the pros:|_ Mr. Wilnom came to this country | A t eae + ibe day is that it will prove a great|from Seotland when he was 17| |} account works tor | for the rest a8. [years of age and settled with his! a of atree ar sliaiiaiil ial cman | Parents in Conneetiont In 1856 = © family removed to lowa, where | th DIAMOND FEVER IN. young Wilson secured the prac TAKES FAKES STAR FROM Uieal experience which has aided jhim fm bis work as the head of |]! POLICE OFFICER SITKA DISTRICT jthe aariouitural activities of a -_— | freat nation | ‘you. No matter | what happens, you | have something to fall back on. No | worry---better work | | ---more pay. Start | | today. Exclusive Apparel For Women NUMBER of high grade . styles, including the most exclusive models produced silent SEE cece - The political career of the secre coording to officers and passen-/tary began when he was elected (Star Special Service.) Poms of the steamer Jefferson.!a member of the twelfth Iowa as-| P BYBRETT. Aug. 16.—Because Pe |i, the Pacific this fall, He says it/nembly. He became speaker of the E Wolman Goldthorp gave an Inter) Wadnesday night, diamonds tn! fourteenth assembly. le was sent! p View to a local paper in which b* iarge quantities and of great value!to congress tn 1878, reme alning to Police Chief Marshal! with | are being found tn tho Sitka die | 1877, and again from 1843 to 1885. Giving him proper support Whe | trict and there is a diamond fever| For six years he was director of | pier arrests, but Instead, be jy the ‘vietalty, Geologists have! the lowa agric tng Influenced by people of (| maintained for years that the hills | «tation and pro tural experimental We Pay Ay. Interest | aor of agric re orld to release suapecta, ithe) of Southwestern Alaska should beat the state agricultural colleg ; for autumn wear, are now be- iy cer is without a star, rich with this precious stone, } Secretary Wileon has been spend ) i" . | Ex, removed from his breast jing much of his summer vacation ing shown here. On Savings Accounts Yesterday at police headquarters COLONEL ON VACATION, among the farmers of the « ry . who has @ brother |delivering speeches on agricultural the city council, declares that be! PORT TOW NEEND, Aug 14-—-| topics tu various places | @renches | Fentar, Will take his case fo that bo Col. Cummins, in command of this! We h ave no summer | Georgetown ‘Mayor Jones is back of the chief to artitiery district, starts thie week To Raion / ae e9SMENT j ave a | Pm tii: Senna — and there is © possibility on a three months’ loave of absence. ; left. Everything now WR Sotnar, Cashier Major Bartlett, the pext ranking (Star Speci vies.) i | DIRECTORS, ‘tfleer will assume temporary com pee at “Servioe. is strictly new. |} Ferd. motmies, no mene PORT TOWNSEND, Aug. 16.— [} 2D Lowman, | BA Dunn | wma os two men he . aa me It has been decided by the Joffor-| Mman Rosenderg | Saimes Di. Hogs & dance hall the! Bids For Many Jobs fon county commissioners to raise | AB Stewart, Wh" seiner the ground that) Tomorrow the board of publie|assesaments on timber 10 and 16! se eee and flimfam-| works will open bide for @ total!per cont over the official figures | aimephaticated youth out of 269,200 euble yards of grading of last year | wad. The case was held open OM New streets, Inclading W — q eg further investication. When ford av. Aurora ay. North y> \} Etna fees the coset |fiR. Ok, and Theckery plaes Spectacles $1 ‘Chief Marshall sefred him by Hitds are to be received also for/And up. We are specialiata and ‘zat collar and partially forked ‘he ‘planking of Ratlread av., for! grind glasses to sult all oye defects. paar off. Goldthorp asked to be sidewatke on Olymple way and the Our prices are the most reasonable to complete the operation Franklin av. sewer | Schuchard Optical Co., 1207 Second permitied to do w. He! Ave. oe) star off and threw it on the U. S. Navy Yard Sy CONE i Meaty desk, and then stated what The Pacific squadron fs now at @& Both men wore very Premerion, and the navy yard now Ks has more battleships of all classes in his published inter. 'than ever before in the history of G@clared that he had been the Paget sound. It ts crowded tld teare the two men alone, on vessels, such as the Ne- p@plicitation of the keeper of the Oregon and = Wiscon J. Redelsheimer & Co. 800-804 First Ave., Corner Columbia STRONGEST LADIES’ WAIST HOUSE IN THE STATE. Union Savings & | Trust Co. ke Menking and Safe Nowe, Alaska {No Place Like The Bee Hive for Value COFFEE. i Good coffee, good break fast. Poor coffee, poor break- where they were play-isin. the gunboats Chicago, [et that he refused to do so. | fioston, Albany. Charleston “and | (St. Trustworthy Qualities Represented In Our Announcements ce — Huffalo, the training ship Phila Your grocer returns your money ‘AST, Ireland, Aug. 16 delphia, the prison ship NI ts between the com the torpedo boats Paul Jones andi we pay him. and the strikers resulted to | Goldaborough, and the Immense | - ~ SB settlement of: the labor drydock. loats leave Pier 2 Round va trip only 50 conta. and if you don't like Sehilling’s Hest Saturday Store News Headquarters for Men's Furnishings. Men's Mack Cotton Halt-Hose, auperior quality reinforced heel and toe; sires 9% to 11%. Spe cial for , 106 Men's HighGrade Biack and Tan Cotton Hose, reinforced heel and toe, double sole, sizes 914 to 11%. Special for 12he Men's Vine Austraiian ‘Wool V * and Drawers to match, superior quality, steam shrunk, suit: able for earty fall wear: special for 81.00 Mon's Now Fall Negiigee Shirts, in endless vari ety, in light, medium aad dark colors; sizes Lace Curtains Priced Extraordinarily Low for Saturday. #6e Nottingham Lace Curtains, apectal for Satur day 48 $1.00 Nottingham Lace Curtatns, special for Sat 2 ANS TEE SE FI 69¢ 91.60 Nottingham Lace Curtains, white and tan, 12 different designs to select from, special for Sat- urday $1.10 Nottingham Lace Curtains, white and tan; a great variety of designs to select from, Spectal a SPELGER & HURLBUT—A & TORE FOR EVERYSODY. } j ‘ 1 a2 14% to 17. Spocial for 61.00 | ° St Getaréey veveees PLSD ear, you will ne ed to look somewhere onan RR | LT iaey. fe lead in price-giving values, and we are so A White Handkerchief Special for Marvelous Values in White Bed- ahead of our nearest ra gg that they have long Saturday. spreads for eumntep. forgotten what we look | For tomorrow's bargain 1 Lat of White Bedspreads, full sire; regular $1.25 100 dozen Men's White Handkerchiefs, superior the following is but a poder in of what our large quatity, made from a fine, even linoa, linen quatity; special for Saturday oe contains— finish, hemetiiohed, laundered; our reguiar |! Let of White Bedspreads, extra size; regular : 10¢ quatity. Saturday's price onty Se | $1.75 quality. Special for Saturday $1.29 A big lot of Children’s 1 Lot of White Bedapreads, regular values up to $3.00. Special for Saturday ............$1.98 A Great Saturday Sale of Ladies’ Handkerchiefs. 75 dowen Ladies” All-Linen Handkerchiefs, hem atitehed borders. Take your choice Saturday be ) dowen Ladies’ Embroidered Linen Handker ehtets, none worth less than 250, up to 39c, Your Limit 1 dozen to a customer. Screen Doors. VALUE $1.25——Any sive and as sorted styles. Well mortieed and covered with anti-rust wire. Saturday's aon 75¢ $28 Sbore handle outed. aitk wrapped, Price 69c tr etsy to : tgue Leaders. —Annorte Bad six feet, extra loc Price } and Misses’ Shoes and Ox New Fall Outing Gowns for Ladies and Children. Ladios’ Outing Flannel Night Gowns, made of & good quality flannel, fancy trimmed. Ree Hive price ste Ladies Outing Flannel Night, Gowns, white and 5. made of a fine yoke and ¢ | S fords must be closed out at once. Values up to $1.75 three Better come quick op. Very Quilting Frame Clamps VALUE, Se—Rest gray iron Quilting Frame Clamps are ehoice Saturday for .: 196 rot priced for Saturday at the RAYMOND & : sand Night Gowns, special f n Children’s School Handkerchlets; your very low 3c urday Oe to 896 choice Saturda ’ le Piyemeggncal price of ..... ie HOYT 405-—Pike Street—405 German Willow Bas with leather fa ° for Japanese Lanterns. . All our Japanese Lanterns are now priced at one half for Sat Fly Book. urday. A large assortment Saturday in the Shoe Section Many thet cinta yas 3c, Se, 18, 15¢ | Good Merchandise---Honestly Priced---Satisfaction sire: price .... 836 Boys’ Coaster. Guaranteed---Our Motto VALUE $2.50—Our boys’ beat Crescent Coaster Wagon, with extra heavy wheels. To- morrow's 1 98 price . ‘ Borax Soap. VALUE 10e CAKE — Twenty Herels Your Chance If 15¢—Hotid brase, fancy (Kooba, wiih sores MEN’S, WOMEN’S. Old Ladies’ Congress Shoes, low heel, pliable soles, all solid leather. Special for Saturday ..$4.75 Ladies’ Strap Slippers, French kid, medium and gas bene ae Mule-Team Borax—the stan to buy such well known brands et ee eee ee $1.35 p97 low price dard. For ee 4c of fine whiskeys at a very low adiow’ Viel Kid, Matt kid top, extension and turn Saturday Ae ee ae pein, ae Speotal for Saturday Preserving Kettle. Hunter’s Baltimore Hew’ Viet Kid and Rox Calf Shoes, Blue UE 16 VALUE 35¢—Gray granite, five Rye in cut, Special for Saturday Of canvas and fin suart size, Preserving Kettle. Guekenheimer Rye her tipped. Tho Special price Our Dollar Rye Blea tomorrow only for Saturday ; 19¢ Big 4, Old Bourbon Bell of Anderson BOYS’ AND MISSES’. Keystone Monogram (Per Full Quarts.) . ‘ Misses’ Vici Kid Shoes, warranted California oak tan soles, Special for Saturday $1.50 and $1.75 Special Drive on Gold Decorated ||| ae Glassware Bho pag gceehiage tS Men's Winter Calf Shoes, specially made for hard Chrome Calf and V Kid Shoe Bluche paces up TO %e—This lot consists of Nappies, Sugars, Cream- | The Only Wxclusive: Family wear, with heavy sole. Special for cut, light and medium sole patent and plain att o4, Je i Vases, atc je are ys oO} tl en's HighGrade Vic id Shoes, oak " vith Oo , Jelly Vases, of yeaa always on Liquor House in Seattle eee eenne Vis BES: Be ; tip. Special for Saturday $1.75 and 82.00 okout for barg, 6 other fello Special for didn't want th did, and secured — 1 lot of Men's Vict, Box Calif and Kangaroo} Roy Wear Well Shoe warranted not to ri them ate low figure. You share with us Cc ae Calf Shoes, all solid; worth up to $3.00, Take “ 4 se aa esa . the benef 10 ¥. Your @holoe FLY ON THE FLYER your choice Saturday 81.95} vble California oak tan soles, Special for Bat SUATELE-TACOMA, OUTS Not all sizes in this lot urda $1.75 and $2.00 Nhe —. Ika ¥rh oF batty private funds| held by the heads of departments | The egunell | 5. ~-letthe “Stafidard Way” help you easy fo buy--easy to pay! PAPA ALL PAL LD ADD PLLA AL PPA PPP Standard office furnishings-- a remarkably targe showing —this store is Neadquarters for Office Furni shings of every kind. We have the largest Office Fur- niture Show in the West—the most complete, at- tractive and fairest priced as well. —the special feature of our Office Furniture Show is»our Office Device Department. We are exclusive agents for the nationally known and used GUNN and MACEY sectional cases and office devices. store is always open Saturday evening two important specials for tomor- tow, “office furniture day” this office chair $4.95 mgr tors desk $15.25 SU Aae $4.95 regular value $6. —an exceptionally good and regular value $25, strong office revolving chair— }—a Tne typewriter desk, quar- heavy base casting—post arms tered onk, finely flntehed, 33% bolted through the seat—solid in. long, 23 in. wide, 30 in. seat—nieely fintshed weather. high, 4 good-sized drawers; an ed or golden, flat spindles in unusually conyentent and sat- back Regular value $6.00. ectory desk. Regular value Priced extra spe- 95 0. Extra spe- 15 25 elal for Saturday ... . cial for Saturday . . nd others, good books for any Sean NOUR erbe thee ans. | tee enak-ot Gat We Alas cal at Lettuce, Tar, Glycerine, But $0 far 25¢ termilk, Oatmeal and others, | 250 Books at 17o—A col special at 10 lection ineluding the box c thousand titles standard } 25¢ Pound Packages of Brandon | fiction, poetry and prose writ Linen Paper, 102 15 ings. Most of th books are sheets, at only i c Branch Store 2401- 3 Jackson St tY, Jr, Agent 2ND 2D AVENUE & UNION STREET 2619-2623 t FIRST AVENU Tacoma Tel. 212 Our Neckwear Buyer, while in the New York market, snap- ped up this special lot of beautiful Collar and Cuff Sets at a remarkably low price—so low that it allows us to sell you a most extraordinary bargain. These Collar and Cuff | Sets will be all the go this fall, which makes them all the more valuable. In a few weeks we could sell them to you at an immense profit. But August days need special sales : to keep them busy, So tomorrow take your pick of these 4 pretty plain linen, Irish Point lace, hand embroidered linen and Valenciennes and Maltese lace trimmed Collar and Cuff Sets, that are valued all the way from 75¢ to $2.00 a set, at the one low price, ae ee ce hen itel! eacee So Ribbon Specials. Among the Laces. A big new stock of ribbons $1.25 and $1.39 Allovers at 98c, now all ready for your choostag Beautiful allover embroid- As a special lnducement for to- ery with dainty lace inser- morrow's buyers we offer tions, is 27 inches wide and Half-inch Ribbons at tc a Yard g00d value t the regular The regular No. 2 width prices named above; special and in all colors. You cannot wrow at, 98 SAIN 6 ses vec Book Bargains. The bapk specials at MeCar thy's are always well worth tak ing advantage of. They offer ed miss finding the shade you jer 1¢ § 30c and 35¢ Bobinet 21e—Pure 3c Ribbons at 19¢—All silk gros and excellent quality at the 3% inches wide, every color at Dew ey ae every shade, rich and beauti Post Cards, 1c. Choice of all our Post Cards, ex- § nir Cards, pretty pictare ca and oc that sell want, Tomorrow white bobinet, 27 inches wide | grain ribbons in No. 40, about ful. Regular price 30e a yard sds diinhe wh doahtess nest 2ic Special tomorrow | eapeemaer= at only c t leather ones. This m regularly at 3 for Se and 2 for ; ate Choiee tomorrow at aly ; AS opportunities ta secure wan’ books at most nnusual prices Paper Covered Books 10 for 25c Choice tomorrow of many titles in pape nd books. Most of them are of a relig fous nature by such men as Chas. angeon, D. L. Moody, C. M. Sheldon, John Bunyan Drug Sundries Great bargains In household needs. Look them over. Always a chance to save money at Me- | Carthy’s Drug Department of recent authorship and are excellent for any Mbrary. They ure cheap at 256¢ each, The ul Pst ee 17¢ 8c Cakes of Bocabelli Castile Soap, $1.69 Combination Fountain r Syringe and Hot Water Bottle, Recent Copyrights at 45o—Re Ne a.complete mith ab prints of books that a few po ae months ago were selling rapld . $1 25 ly at $1.50 8 volume, Every arate ' one of these ty woll bound ¢ 39 Idealine Face Powder, white, and printed on ¢ ee flesh, spe- nd book pa: cream and flesh, ape 25 per. Will make splendid ad clal at only Cc jitions to your library Peroxide of Hydrogen in 8.07. icCCARTHY — September YW) September Patterns CA RT H y Designer Ready cars R AGL sien Ready