The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 30, 1907, Page 3

secre Tease PORTA SE CCNA MENA eam ti eA aeageoerew ceed dae ° ° ‘ > THE SEATTLE STAR—FRIDAY, AUGUST 30, 1907. sp Bue es fi 4. Re Ro ne pe re A RON {ta Ago and puplic pnnouncement) Rev, 4 ¢, YOUN® RETURN will be‘ tenMered him tonight at ===" THE GROTEARANKIN COMPANY | fe gust boon’ afhded Young Me | |e chatohy forse 6 Piet ate é lealt oon a volal fi vorite He Ne o 4 Tr ortheast and Kilbourne © Complete Furnishers of Homes, Steainbgats and Hotel ‘ | copeeee or By rob oviter” ae nant’ ome c " ft north and Kilbourne at ae > ‘: ° SUITS $F. | works over his desk in the bank ynt, Hine Poturned oy ' = Jat whic Ich he is or ed he ha pik eastern visit ‘ ‘ # for boys ° ~~ - - — — i (By U United Press.) t Mr Mra. Mot Lake Bale anit sia co. BAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 90.—Ton \etled to romantic | 9, ore. of rites f an” bee soe day® Ago Willa HH. _ Metoalf do marria werd Bane wm iy 4 ; : 8 jyoungeat son of the secfetary of + | ne |the navy, hied himself away and| The Salvation Army tn England | _ y married Mra, Wida Bevans, |! sending emigrants to Canada in 4 la pretty widow, th a! batches of 600 monthly ; 6 MM girl, The he ° ‘ contragting partie i Heat Your House bn a - <5 of thegiittle excapade With a furnace, Be eat You ca Ir S C 0 |* Same CCT “SUITS “6 get. We make a spect i" 0 oa S | Our Pew School Sulla for boys -naces and € i Hare now on wale pil +6 oo wre winter co | Simi UTCHINE s0N CO Geo. Ay Woodne ouse Co, 112 Ur nd and Union, *** mos One of The Grote-Rankin Co.’s Latest _ Triumphs i in Complete Housefurnishing | - John Cort, Manager | ow, lant three times Ezra Kendall's Ii L ELE3ANT JONES.” "Woelibo: AY; matinees Wednesday and Saturda Louls dete | in Shakeapoare's “THE COMEDY OF ERRORS” “THE MERRY WIVES OF WINDSOR.” Seat gale today THIRD AVENUE THEATE R White | Third a Phones: Main 2631 405. All this week in | Matinees We Saturday Mounta “SHAMUS O'BRIEN.” tre m | getting tt if you J arch Refriger- |} Prices: Night, 10¢, 20c, 30¢, Box seats 0c, Matinee, 10, 20 f : n | Box seats 250. Next woek Hazel Kirke Special Matinee Labor day ator in nme SEATTLE THEATER Women’s New Dress Skits i] db ay Tontght an Wook the Burgess Co. and Miss Emma Bunting In Sine ahieillad at tes aac is ; 19 “THE MAN OF MYSTERY Bess te re ae ‘all came tn | Next Week—A New Company in | 4 , t # the kind i) “THE LITTLE PROSPECTOR.” genes 4 i] Prices a8 usual r Skirts at $8.50 afi i tenis lored panan ts in na lity closely woven panama. il | LYRIC THEATER brown and black, box pleated ome in navy, brown and iH Russell & Drew, managers, Tonight, matinee rday, all week front 1 be nd ve « H Are fi ed with front i] “MULDOON'S PICNIC ee F of Ht Just 2% hou Next week—Su Puck, Judge ° . jiand the Lady.” veral now faces. 20 and 0c fit gracef ' | ' i Soattio's RS ding Vaudeville He © performances w 86. } | Star ,° dally, 2 7:80, 9:00, Prices 10e and box seats, 30 00 ~Big heguias Acte—7—Special Attract } Othe 7 te will be UYVENO'BS ROYAL JAPANESE TRO Pe « o- 6—In Number—6. Acrobatic Marvel ect f Japa 6. 8s, $10, $12.50, | LOIS THEATER } > Phones: Sunset Main 12 Ind, 4994 69¢ Post Card Album, $1.49 Pictures, 9c. i Unequatied Vaudeville—The dy quartette; F } Another big lot o! A 4 Vack, Dutch comedians c 1 mero onway, eccentric juggler; Mimica 49e. } Thorough- | I i] LUNA PARK ' ‘ j ly Modern FREE ATTRACTIONS. Post . ; House Niklas Sehi \zonyi's big Hungarian Huzzar Band of forty pieces. " , : tail » m. Zola and bis high spiral act, and in Every of the famous War Junk Whang He capacity of 200 t Respect ? n 4 Women’s Neckwear. @ach al NORTHWESTERN LEAGUE--ATHLETIC PARK te ow tt caly 49c 75e Coat Collar and Cutt Sets 33c BASEBALL sample ans Tomorrow at 3:30. ABERDEEN ve SEATTLE. Admission 260 | land SOc. Take Yeslgy Car | THE OLIVER Prouramme week AUGUST 26 The above hali-tone shows the Buefia Vista Apartments, opened last week by Mr. S. T. Arthur, at | mrrand Bey Wented,’ “Ont fr 6 Walk _ the corner of Boylston Avenue and East Olive Street. The bui ilding ce and four room ee eee oe ener. Te Mectreted Gongs } apartments complete! ly fu t nt contains a gas rar White Mountain refrigerator, full porcelain bath, complete kitchen and din foom equipment. Bath rooms are tiled throughout and fini in white enamel. The furniture is some in the extreme, some of the rooms being finished in 1 oak, some in weathered oak and in mahogany. The finest Wilton and Wilton Velvet Carpeting is used on the floors, giving a Great Kinodrome Motion Pictures and High- ticular air of richness to the entire buildi Every modern convenience is on hand—hot water heat, Class Vaudeville nic lights, hot and cold water, gas for cooking, et« The different apartments also contain Marshall sas ans ennai EStearns’ patented wall beds, some of the apartments being capable ur persons CORNER BOYLSTON AND OLIVE. ains two, th rnished in the most up-to-date manner for light housekeeping, Each apart- { 50 Paney Collars 14¢ tailored and fancy and of accommo a | i pet ' We have been told a good many times dur he last few days that we de edit for the Ane @ yard dc | way we handled the fu ing of the Buena Vista Apartments, It is witt me of the finest 2 d places in Seattle to live ated on a corner lot, with paved streets and cement walks on the two sides tH — ; ie areas abandsome view of the Sound, but a block or two from four ear lines, and only fifteen minutes’ walk § Agents from Second and Pike. HE NEW | MADISON At for the | PARK Designer | Wagner’s Band [3.292 % “Tat zwiiia A ACES acne Labor Day “ire SIX RACES DAILY Free Stage Shows Every Afternoon and Evening RAIN OR SHINE. First Race, 2 P. M. Take cars at First Avenue and Jackson Street. GENTLEMEN, $1.00. “emdrand — LADIES, BO9. WHITE CITY) Satubiay Sunday A. BRIDGE & CO., Largest Clothing House on the Coast. last Chance -at the... Grea | CLearance Sale Sale set Tomorrow, Saturday, at 10 o’Clock P. M. ember, we offer h the season's 1 d ts, in ch The Grote-Rankin Co.'s Seattle Store. The Grote-Rankin Co.'s Spokane Store. Organized ome twelve years ago in Spokane, the Grote-Rankin Co. established at that place a store was backed by the principle-of giving customers value received in every instance. Liberal term Sven on purchases where customers desired them, and every effort was made to serve the people tof €ntire satisfaction Spokane people recognized the efforts put forth to give to them the best fur-f to be had at fair prices, and realized that we were building for the future—that we were cateri PALL of tix people, not merely those who were able to pay cash Business steadil increased Not chang omers, A little over a year ago the G €d to make a place for itself Mears in Eastern \\ and changes were made necessary from time to time. These change ly changes which enabled us to better attend to the wants of our | f principle, but-merel rote-Rankin Co. acquired the location in Seattle it now occupies, and the Western Wa on field similar to the one held for so many mely, the best place for everybody to buy furnishing fH Seattle fora store that transacts business as we do, and there $ busi been much larger nie Seattl placed The Carpeting Display i is Particularly Strong. The people is that our first ve ever dared to hope it would be. We greatly appreciate the] intend to try harder than ever to merit our share of the patron nu hers of Se This is the only way we can hope to build a solid foundation for Rankin Store of the future === Call and See Us If You Need Floor Coverings _$ 1 Oo rere) ae Pet, SPE Re e gaa cea Every suit a bargain, and th la | ttn | Aen ee one dollar will do the work of ie the final wind at sale, Pay us a a quainted with the largest clothing house on the Coast ALL SUITS PRESSE D AND KEPT IN REPAIR FREE OF CHARGE [ cornen | Re SECOND AvE.|} AB : ; AN 7 ts vstew st = R t03- 108-107 . AVENUE, Largest Clethin Monee on the Conat. . om First and Yesler.