The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 30, 1907, Page 7

6 v @ @ THE SEATTLE STAR-FRIDAY, AUGUST 30, 1907. 2 : a ‘ P ae . WELL NOW WOULDN'T| P gee Linn, Rudadnon, 1, Ang. 26, Bo- BORAH WANTS attle General hoapttal | TH. Cline,s60, Aug. 16, THIS JAR YOU SPEEDY TRIAL || Fe 2 3 i 3 Chapman—L, Chapman, Aug _— _- ~_ | . 27, 2228 Franklin avy, nord (Star Special ) (By Ynited Press.) | 4 . Datton--—H, O, Dutton Aug TACOMA, Aut pry atu BOIS, Aug. 30.—Senator Borah | % 14 Dravus dent attending the University Of} js anxious that his trial on “a| Rieharele—W, A, Riohargje, 68,| Puget sound next term muat make | charge of defrauding tn land canes " Aug. 28, Dunlap, Washington a datly report of his or her move | pe brought up immediately and he Lund-—A, Lun , Aug. 14,8Vay-|monta of the day previous, And|has wired James Hawley, chief If - side hospital the reason ia to stop the “spark: | counsel in the Pettibone and Ad |i - 7 Swan—lnfant, Aug. S18 18th/ing” that has been going on be | amp cases to come here at once |fM g United Press.) ' pate regard the appointment 48] ay. porth |tween students. A vigorous pro-|ceady to take charge of the case | (ey ae t attsfuctory Rastiok—G, A, Raatick, 21, Aug.| test ts to be made bg the student | whon it 1s called § ry de paw TORK, Au SSIS ergy 1 No [2% SOUL Brooklyn ay jansombly, as this rule fs constdered MAUNG FON TRE SMENT iH ik ° wi WASHINGTO:! ug. ne ° Fisher, J, Fisher, 96, 4 j,| the limit : * S d A be P P S agen Duron conttrmation of ube. report trom] Waystde bogplial, n” OAM 16, the lm — wd — l| Second Ave., bet. Pike and Pine Sts. Howe, © ein arding Kellogg suc Bogere—F. Roge: ’ MCATE MONUMENT. Sunday a party of excursion: | : Faak B - amerce ( parte can be made. when in Wesel, ante” hound for China and Japan il Store Opens Saturday at 9:30 a. m., Closes at 9:30 p.m. gnterstate Com } has been hinted that paren (By United Press.) | will Jeave Seattle for Vancouver ‘. i 1 soon succeed Atte ne ' asked to re BIRTH RECORD, NORFOLK, Va,, Aug, 30-—-A hand. | Whére the 8. 8. Hmpress of In-/f ’ . ° will he report . bent that the re Boh bk ly in commomoration (a Will be boarded, The party ex: | Men s Ties 12'c 7 Poaarar erflood that (ti al [port Is correct Births were registered today as/of the first general assembly of Pect# to return November 1 |i e — . : —- follows Page ES Pao Virgiuia was dedicated today on) SOHOSE Sure f° poye {ff] About five hundred Men's ‘Ties anal oxe—To wife ef LL. Lowe ywo island Our new Behool Suite for boys |i H : , ; u ON PUBLIC MAYOR MOORE SICK, 4118 Aurora st, Aug. 20, a daughter Tomoved permanently with [até now on sale $6. in the populer tla-hand styles b Rwanson—To wife of G. Swan even permanently W._B. HUTCHINSON CO | Mado up in w great variety of ° Mayor Moore was confined to e MO" electricity, 609 People’s Bank Bide : eee! | * FRIDAY his 4 today with an i!tneas that] ®" Station K, Aug. 7, @ son Second and Ptic wee) Cor. Second and Union, * Hi washable materials, mostly in ° | Rawling—To wife of J, PL Raw a en ee en mn | stim - C i w ore te has affected him for the past two | haga em — Leave Pier Beto seo baitiosh! HH] white and in ream = whi 4 ——— three Gaye. 46k: SO tent Apeene Ung, 2103 K. Madison at, Aug, 27,| Leave Pier 2 to noo battiosnisg | a $001 gheuede with went Minch Sesteun: j Fresh ranch 686s te a at hie office before Monday Willlame—To wife of H. Wt — ~ H will wash and launder perfectly; De [ a bite market jtimme, S32 S8th av, west, Aug, 27 I] regular price 260 each; tomorrow ae MOORE TO REGULATE): Hf 2 tor « quartor Neen ot garden truck and Lockard-—To wife of ©. W. Lock ‘The supely z a Eggs 26c Doz. 4 '. | “opgtnderagth ard, 1014 ©. Republican st, Aug quant ih oore the = ear eae Hoyd-—To wife of W. A. Royd,| or KY 1 clean-up Hanford station, Aug. 27, a daugh | © Chamber of Commerce) ig, z i Yakima watermelons made oe on city affairs, is in see They are worth 36e as you 3 a a “cites SPOKE NO ENGLISH | Tomatoes aration of an ordinance 1 well know. Not over five Little Things doz. to one customer at this | } af gid, 2 - | . Sweet 5 ouncll was also asked to Te per Ib . . } H : Potatoes, eed on . That the English language ia not | e e ams 13ic {b. - Gorn, eS Schee tor SC The committee's report will belnecossary in all things 1s shown by | i} . Onions, 3 a thy ay subw * to the chamber on Tues-/the fact that the ship Kaifukal | You pay 18%e a pound at ~ Dried conga nd ‘per dos. day, and if approved, will go to the| Maru, now tn the stream, camo all I other stores for the same y Gecumbers, 06 per, city council the way from Japan without an | Pp | fone MMI Se to Se per Ib English word being spoken on her iW krad ‘Beans. voney, $1 to $1.25; cook H P ROW jIt develops that neither her of e ‘ Apples. “som She. | fleers nor crew apeak the languaxe ! — , ‘ ys _ 16 Ihe for 25e om ‘a week tt eee te ee ||} 10¢ Beart Buttons, doven ....5¢ 11 Batter 29c Ib ~ , Be to Se por Touainaen | ] 260 Hair Brushes, oach....424¢ 6 * Tomators, fe per Ib; 50e crate Among the passengers to arrive! one Ga. tn ‘eter te re} Chotcest and most extensive Mue of Sailor and Russian |i] 2 te per Ib pane North on the City of Pu 0 “g a The ¥ el - ought 4 large |f} : : ] 15c Hose Supporters, pair. .7$¢ This i creamery butter = Beets, carrots, radishes and ¢ 4 yesterday was the Rt Rey. P|. = Ro to aces oak, which |] Biouses, single and double breasted Sacks and Norfolks. | tc Ironing Wax, each le that costa you 35e a pound . for F. Rowe, bishop of the Alaska g rehire i " " , be Mour > ° 4 ‘ " — nisht % he Mourning Pt vaper 2 anywhere else, Limit 5 Ibs. to wd ead A of the & ehured APPOINTED RECEIVER. 1] Complete lines of Hats, Caps and Furnishings. o fl te v < te soe ae For the past 10 years Bishop Rowe ’ fi rt q see - has done mi work In the} J. Loring Whittington has been eee a | 10c Hat Pins, dozen . to Seattle the appointed by Judge Albertson re Hi] S0c Hair Brushes, each i! thon on board ons for the Pioneer Live Stock } be O. N. T. Lustre Cotton Matches Yate bx. orning be will | Ind pulpit at the Queen Let us install a modern bath, lav-| m | We Pock PETITION IN BANKRUPTCY. |atory or sink. Factory prices. Call 800-804 First Avenue, Corner Columbia. Hf $1.50 ‘Trimmed Hats it ju up. G H. BROWN PLUMB 00. 221 Pine Strongest Boys’ Clothing House in the Stat $25 is Hd _ r Sc Basting Cott i | "Dlamond toa te Basting Cotton, spoo i] Se Safety Pins, paper . 1 Ge Safety Pins, paper Best parlor matches, that beaks sell in every store in town at he & box; tomorrow at 2\e box Clarence and Minute M. Kennedy Trimmed Hate have ff ankruptey papers tn the trout, 1c per Ib. federal court stating Habilities at 3 hs for 25e. $2,000 and assets $700, The couple Ie per tb. We ‘Zhe per pint. 3Se each. 204 Valley bide. oes Sugar 8 Ibs. for 50c Best granulated sugar, sells aged in business at Dem- Ope ste ————— y E. Bates. 40, Kent | a | 268 Love, legal age, and Ellen} 1 Anderson, legal age, Seat you | sat Froderberg, 23, and-Anna| Jensen, 20, § PAISPIELD, IND. Awx 50 Edgar Blair, 26, and Mary A. Fox about 7 " an legal age, Seattle ee car 2° | “Gwitym Vaughn. 34, Wilkeson, | iettiemberthip will be 100 /2%¢ Alice Margaret McCabe, ding here | 72coma. ee wee 8 wedding b ik. Dixon La 25, Nicola, | and Alice War legal age. | 10¢ Crepe Paper, roll . } 30 Pin Se Brass Pins, papor 1 i 3c Hooks and Kyes, card blew eac mbles, each tomorrow at S0c for 6 pounds. None to dealers at this price i] $c Hooks and Eyes, card 19¢ Collar Bu 10 Toilet Pins, paper ona, dozen 5 Ibs. Salt 9c The famous “IAlly Salt 10¢ Cube Pina, cube Se Darning Cotton, spool 40c Table Spoons, set ......19¢ 2be Spoons, net - 106 1Se Laces, yard 2he 20¢ Laces, yard 10¢ fe packago Hair Pins, each. .3¢ te package Hair Pins, each. J¢ fo Bett Pins, each Be i 250 Waist Seta, set ........10¢ Manufacturers’ Mill Ends put up in full 5-pound boxes the best salt on the market tomorrow $e pkg., worth dou ble. Limit 5 boxes to a cus tomer Grocery u and general alarm is future of the town. Miller, 50, Auburn, and M. Kildow, 44, Auburn. a it Was condncted Joseph Spero, 21, and Sadie Mor-} School Tablets 5c 600 school tablets, suits for either pen or pencil, three different sizes; worth 10c tomorrow choice at {0 raise funda for the ris, 18, Seattle. And previous to the paraded the streets rt E. Chapman, 41, Sunny. ie girls in old Seems which bore such! side, and Olive Fassett, 44, Seat-| 00° Lord, for 4 man!” ~ Bred P. Linm, 24, and Myrtle &| e = your buttons on.” Minear, 26 | *Lonce was young Wm. Dohe: and May Tay-| “Tre got my eye on you” 6 : | I r , Seattle. t ‘Me darn your socks.” tor, i‘ PRICES cents each EATH RECORD, | takes . 52 The bargains for tomorrow at the great Decision Sale i é young thing walked Deaths were registered today as the ay . fc off 1. Our immense | egg Sart from her compan- | foiicws will surpass anything ever before offere: : i e @ banner which read sherpur—F. A. Cohenour, 37,/ average big stock of goods must be reduced, and the only way we 7] | | sm hospital i | can do this is to offer you special inducements to come here nderaor A. Anderson, 3 man SSE GRY Of IRC TORT | emma eo} and buy. Note these prices carefully— \ Every trimmed hat in the ilies have taken up| Soap Lake Soap cleanses and P y ' ’ . store will be on sale tomor. i row at just one-third of the ar price. If a hat sold about tn New York city henls —~ oe Men’s Suits 5 minutes to $8.00 Men's Suits ........6 se eee seeae haeenes eee ae regular at 8%, 1 will aly ; $10.00 Men's Suits .... re res ceceee 4.85 1 as cost you $1.00 tomorrow. If — $12.50 and $15.00 Men's Suits ...... 0... .......$8.65 | the regular price was $6.00, his you can buy it now for $2.00. clothing Men’s Pants i] If the price was $10, it will | be $3.33 now. You can get i] lots of wear this season out and A large selection of Men's Pants, in ashmeres, tweeds, sip paca amyalcesaacetocen _ worsteds, ranging in prices at from $1.00 to $5.00, at 40 to i price is ridiculously cheap. 0 per cent savings H 5 . | ALWAYS Young Men's Suits | Rugs at 1-2 SELL $8.00 Young Men's Suits ian’ $4.95 bh diek | siesta de g $10.00 Young Men's Suits . $5.75 would pay if you bought them A big lot of rugs go tomor FOR $12.50 and $15.00 Young Men's Suits .......... $7.55 te full pleces. ‘Ten thountné row at half the ABOUT yards to choose from. Come as * Men early as possible to got first 5.00 H chotce. “3 $2.75 Men's Buff Calf Shoes ..........csssseees 75 SA AON Men's Bax Calf Shoes . $1.95 wig M H e e 4 Men's Vici Kid Shoes > $2.15 ine Seersuckers. . N HAN s ‘ 25 Talking Machines | Se ee Pel tach Sha SNE Teves aauoe en’s Hats 48¢ THE $4.00 Men's Patent Leather Shoes + ceeeee+ 83.00 TTF Novelty White Goode. morrow cholee of Now $9 60 | OTHER | Plain White Goods. pte « a " Bleached Mustine. afg es “4 FELLOW - ’ | India Linons. q — you'll Ch Id S h { N d Victoria Lawns. Violins, Band Instruments, Guitars, Etc., ‘eo tidrens Scnoo eeas Gertein tut p hes been, « at Less Than Half f at Less Dotted Swisees and onl we and a big se Mercerized Novelties. y few of en M you expe repaid Come here and buy the child’s School Outfit and save at Lawne, Mulls, ior YOU expect to partictpa f instructor, ete., sella ordin. really t 1 arity for $18, now y $7.60 for least one-half d Organdies and Dimities. ye alergpmed od: 40k. Sie Cae Geen ‘ 0 Boys" Suits 4 Pa $1.65 |j)]}] Ket on cotton goods, this is a urtains 98c —_ Organs, Talking Ma high aa $300, $360 and this $3 0 Boys’ Suits sab 3 $2.35 most exceptional offer and we : Drop in this : sg 1 TR vase ot 4 ateve $4.50 and $5.00 Boys’ Suits dete a Lily $3.45 reserve th ‘ ent to “a lave ane oe paints 1N me BREE ae, “latent ~ € models of NEW FALL Boys’ Pants eee. ais, Ge aa a a GA ca Machine» ‘ » oe “ | r a is will be sold to 1.39 and By $9.50. Ou, Heke : ’ } la D 5 Renter he ; and strum nts Harmonicas, CRAVENETTES, $1.00 Boys’ Pants { 5o¢ and apatite 5. wit by lim te Pe : ent , : RAINCOATS, | Shoes and Stockings tomer Young Men’s eptem ' tC | . On sale. 1 ”y . TS 74 ) ‘<r s’ Shoes a re a ae ee ee] 3 . & ero a i OVERCOATS $2 5 ¥ uth ish Suits $5 Mstruments 1: 96.90 BO shoes Bev baling i nee the tre AND |} $2.50 Children's Oxfords and Tan Shor ta tor | eW instrumens t rOP COATS l5e Boys’ Stockings ¢ ‘ 1 ence rt! ose net lly HH $1.00 Boys’ Silk Front Shirts Made 4 , the ra ARK HERE Sey thing. in t red now ak veke — — This isn't the regular price by ¢ finest of Brand : hye or Pa T FROM any moans, if you bought at Player Pia . 1 ve intend to $10 TO $25, h ular prices you would pay 26 Used ss “ : Me oF ce @ yard, and think Mite and Costly Violins f ir uments eounte 02 q} 822 tho assortment ts lange of them will average much Be vow offering a r hit uw ‘© quickly. | 0 ing O. enough to satisfy the most ex less thaw Dalf price, Btradivarius Vioti ear ie i “Money Back” > ®) D.S. JOHNSTON CO. 1010 Psst Av. i OLOEST AND LARGEST DEALERS. PE MECOND AVENUE, a Burke Suilding, {| SECLURVR CLOTHIEKS, ==> — SEENEN CEN, Wok CR NTIS Atte atin: oo ahem Me 48 emanmane Oh siestse cee « wutien Haat Neen aRNSAN Ns I acting customer, Opposite New Arcade Building, 1317-1319 First Avenue, Sea’ Bet. Union and Universivy Streets, Half Block North of a aN Se ee ept. 2, ‘Labor days busineas in lo it. You could not at feast one vu have to every other 200 pairs of trousers will be or sale tomorrow at about half price, They are made of ca meres and hard twisted worsteds in a variety of handsome pat terns, The regular prices have been $2, $4.50 and $4; tomorrow $1.98 for choice Dress Goods 15¢ as any all wool goods ever made, and will wash and launder Iike a pocket will wear au w handkerchief. The regular price i ca ye te orrow they wil be ni Nothing better for school how much you pay 12 [-2c Wash Goods 5¢ Many kinds and many styles and colors. A complete clean up of all the wash dress goods in stock, ranging in price from 8c to 15e a yard; tomorrow choice ot the bunch Se a 4. Th are percale lawns, lis and a big lot fancy weaves included im this lot None worth less than 8 a yard, and the most of them worth 10, 1 and Se; tomorrow choose from the lot at Se a yard f 900 yards plain and nov elty white goods go on sale to morrow at lhc the regu lar prices w and 35¢ a yard. Some n are a lit- tle vilied and musted being shown on the counter the price quoted is so extremely low tha 1 can well afford to over- f look everything else Lace Curtains 98c 360 pairs of imported Notting ham lace curtains will be on sale Saturday at 98c a pair. They are large size, and the patterns are most desirable. Our regular prices have been $1.29 and $1.50, but tomorrow the price will be only $8e a pair. 15¢ Silkolines 9c About 0 yards of silkoline in a variety of handsome styles and colors, fully a yard wide; for comforts, curtains, etc. this is the fine: ity made, and no store hem regular at less than l5e a yard | 9¢ Muslins 5c | 1,800 yards full bleached, yard wide muslin tomorrow at be a yard, The ar price is 9 and it ts at that, the way cotton is at the present time. Only 12 yards to a customer at a nickel a yard. 50¢ Damask 35¢ Five pieces, 60-tnch table dam ask choice that we g patterns; a quality mrantee to give the best of satisfaction. Our prices and everyone else's is 50c a yard but tom w for one day only, it will be Ts Tapestry Table Covers 12 Every one in the © will be priced just half tomorrow here is a lot of them, in fact tl re too many, or we would not cut the price” in two 89c Blankets 69c cotton blankets that n last Beason will be placed on sale tomorrow ir, They would cost ir at the eastern y, to say nothing about ht to Seattle. They are if 1 wait later you . anywhere from 89e t | Dress Gonds About Hal | Pants $3.00 | “se 466 Ateoe