The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 19, 1907, Page 8

an JUDGE Wo DEALT DEADLY BLOW AGAINST TRUST HE WILL BE SUSTAINED IN WBGHEST COURT—CORRESPOND. @ QNT'S FORENOON VisIT TO Tawous JURIST AT HIS HOLI | DAY HOME AT GANSPORT, IND.—HE'S DELUGED WITH SURE © CONGRATULATIONS. ‘ ® py R. FY FRAZER construed a fle reterenae 4 (Seattic Star's Exclusive Service.) | '! at t ca t dineu LO@NSPORT 1 Atte f \ Kenesaw M ain 1 ema who dared > | Aum. 19 aga he not), believes wow in the (Ue ytice of his act, but that 40,000 fine will be sus when the matter da*earried highest courts } 2 igen mae home in Logansport, taken by Correspondent Frazer thie newspaper. than any o o vha-ba low him And OLLIDE OW ratulate him. Boys fe AUTOS corner of day ». owned by the Win ) garage, and an Oldsmobile, own edby H. R. Cltse damaged and the ove badly spants had a Harrow excape The Winton was in charge of © of Mr. Clise was in the other Netth machine. TO SETTLE FRISCO’S CAR United States Judge Kenesaw Mountain Landis, From His Latest THE AUGUST SHOE SALE TWENTY THOUSAND PAIRS OF SHOES AND OX FORDS FOR MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN, AT THE LOWEST PRICES EVER KNOWN Twice a year—in February and August City Hall Market Third Ave. airlo shoe trade ay These snles are atte @d States and Canada. T Course, and sustained its And good merchants by se SNAPPY SHOES, AT ¢: achievement, when {t is remembered ¢ time prices and labor has ne The sale continues tor is, the floo ween the hue addition. It ineludes shoes for men, woine Opening in mind we bought lit right when you need the prices, we throw thousands of 1 @t e figure that is just about b your shoe buying now—and here of one. Read on essen Women's Queen Quality and Other $3.00 Shoes at $2.45 a Pair. 1,200 pairs Women’s “Queen Quality of $3.00. Shoes, in kid, patent kid anc lace styles, all made over new, stylish Ia All sizes. h and children, and with sehool CHOOL SHOES, And now son ar For less than the in- ferior kind will cost you elsewhere right at the beginning of the season. See the goods in the window; READ THE NAME oe re RT A TR AR TT Price Women’s $2,50 Shoes at $1.95. 1,080 pairs Women’s $2.50 Shoes, In best viet kid stoc flexible € © or BI Lor bright to materials an Women's Queen Quality $3.00 Oxfords, $2.45. About 600 pairs of “Queen Quality” $2.00 Oxfords, in diff and leathers, the remainder of o ammer stock, t Women's $3.00 and $2.50 Oxfords and Ties, $1.95. 1,560 pairs of Womer r Ties, acquired In our big constating of kid, patent welt sole Pluch neweat and best sth ‘ Great Price $1.95 cae Women’s $1.50 and $2.00 White Canvas Oxfords, $1.19. sto Bargains every day. $3.00 Shoes at $2.45. Men's Men’s Suits, Boys’ Suits, Shirts, Under- wear, Hats, Socks, NECKWEAR THE Misses’ $1.50 School Shoes, $1.00. td and Kid Sc Py hapes. Sizes 1h A sa ri halt toh Little Gente’ $1.50 and $1.25 Shoes, $1.00, sspalee Little Gents’ Calf and Kid. Bhoes, aver wiyHah, comfortable |] dante, Gil solid and made to wear. Biser b to 14. Price .. bie), A snapshot of Judge Landis, seated on veranda of his brother's espectatly for r judge would have [i © done in the same case.” | fidate? Me? Ha-ha-t he would say no # HOCH DER STORK AGAIN! Ail Germany 8 Watching Affairs at Prince’s Palace. CROWN PRINCESS CECELIA > (Seattle Gtar'e Exctusive Service HIGH-GRADE MERCHANDISE Weber Clothing Co 1201 Secotid Av., Cor. Seneca jare gett | The at | in Seattle Home of the Great Majestic THE MARK }Yakima and i jrived thin 5 THE SEATTLE STAR—-MONDAY, AUGUST 19, 1907. LANDIS BELIEVES STANDARD FINE WILL. STAND | Linen Suits, Lace Coats, White Dresses, Outing Waists, Lingerie Dresses and Other Seasonable Lines Are Included r word for tt jou ETS m Western a morning, th x (ONE leh Jaa? uate Used But Not Abused recy at ict Setoacee, =" *| Three Thousand Dollars Eleva CONVICT TO HANG @ Week at Earlington Women's Suits, Waists, Corsets, Gloves---FREDERIC X.\\ed from an inspection of these Art “Marble Compa Brooks @ |oa6 @¥, three doorw 7a = et SO = “New Fall ‘Suits °” Advance shipments of .suits comprising some of the pret- tiest creations obtainable in the New York market. have arrived and we would be more than pleased to have you call in the Costume and Suit Section i 4 and pass judgment upon them. Of course the Fall Suits we are now showing are but the fore- runners of vast shipments to come later, but a good idea of the Fall modes may be gather- early arrivals. Will you call tomorrow ? Radical Reductions on Remaining Summer Wearables ces, but or if you wish Fish * nck, 0 wl. 8 ’ ‘ ; shad, per tb, 6 bitefish, pe May and Veedstolte, in and tatk the The Jones-Thomson Investment Co. 4A3 Baneye ot. Heariio, mi ees ow Monuments SS Sie K & NELSON, Inc.---Store Closes 5:30 p. m., 12 Noon Saturd “Under One Roof—Everything to Furnish the ape Complete.” a visit tomorrow if to anticipate @uother 504 Se ia Novelty Cloak & Suit Co., 1316 204% Go see the ervoir Addition today, and lots cases! Lake car to Groen tion Branch Office, INTERNATIONAL J AGALTY CO, 337 Pigneee Om Sain 1158; ind. 0008, ne em emanate eh pe ae ay Until Sept, 4 r appare! and lowered the al t vould seem be that Jemand clegn tice involved, by summer of our Fall you are in present’ Table and sk Seattle Agency for the Gurney Refrigen pv Supp oem Jo,a20) OR? eq) BORTpERD ) pecopred tage jy RNepSUM Jaf nS 1 BgOr PALACE MEAT MARKET t and freshest fish im the city, ¥ ” — EA % good tea 18 9 ly a third of cent-and-a nts for the s your money chilling’s Beaty <= PATENT EXCELLEN? FLOUR a high Coats wnd jepartment © nyoasure Green Lake Bee Houses erm ae GMD 23°. LIPSPZTFFPESTAGS2 oF2e5E,2F meal | -ESEE SE ELE ESEY Oe @a2@feererci