The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 30, 1907, Page 8

ririnnetchiceentemineerns its enact centtitia : : : i LJ THE SEATTLE STAR—FRIDAY, AUGUST 30, 1997. LV ee WILD PANIC REIGNS WHILE STEAMER ELKS, HOPE TO LAND| *#*" *”° "°° |BUILD GHURCH FOR aneay © ) SINKS” il DOCK , ®| 1909 CONVENTION W's via | , QUAKERS by the ate : DES TSS Ge eE SEoF SE: Apparel for Women, Niece Frederick & Nelson, I. Store Closes Dally at 6:99 and Chil@ren. “Under One Roof—Everything to Furnish the Home Complete.” Samuel Hill, Hervey Lindley aud vg made by > 7 f areat grand BIDS FOR HAR@O® WORK. | Mivridgo A Ateert have built ww wattle in 190%! stay Gon, HH. M. Chittenden, of |dgnated fo the Saget ne wt Friends Py ‘| Last of the Saturday Half Holidays Also Last Shopping Opportunity Until Total | e will noon, but beginning one week from tomorrow, the same hour that thir atic gran ult of the WILL BE NO RAIS labor ~ BUILDING FOR CQLLEGIANS. close at {2 Prevails on ‘ : Ht is Pr the fast Special values Owing additiongy roteatct th i . ; } Cor ‘| Jeweled Back crease wit Combs pa ete See STEAMER ACAPULCO AS SHE LIES ON HER SIDE ‘TODAY AT THE PACIFIC MAIL DOCK IN SAN FRANCISCO. Noveltfes rly You will Mo wnt a eecee pts YOUR LAST CHANCE ans = _. KING COUNTY vice), SH ANY $15, $18, $20, $22.50 and $25.00 SUMMER PH A Namber of inl Up Rog and Carpets for | me ma mot oF imp oye Hl ce qe - K ; ; sy - vs ae sate yi " oo Ae Bissell Carpet Soin: f Du own elevators. A body td mote as that o m $22.50 and $25.00. for $9.90 found in the river. Mental de rangement was thought to ance last Mon¢ day A highwayman started to he Mrs. George Hamm oi Toad near Portland the and in turn was her vic nearly killing the unknown he escaped. Seven Sonties have been r before — e 3 ed at Frisco caused by te te plague. Hunters’ Notice Hall's hand loaded shells are the best Come and try a box. We loa anything you want Hall, 1111 First av oo | ie aturday pecials... 25c Window Screens for | $2 Adjustable Window Screens, size 15x33 inches, reliably made of best galvanized 1 wire regularly 26¢. Rummage price each 12%e¢ Basement Store. 2 35c Window Screens for | 48 Adjustable Window Screens, size 24123 inches, reliably made of best woe wire; regularly 35¢ each. Rummage price 206 Cc At the Remodeled Ranke Building, Corner of Fifth and Pike Streets Costello & Gra out, and the approaches to it jammed a i Third = ji) SEATTLE, WASH. | Avenues |) Avenues |2/6 P/E ST. NOVELTY CLOAK & SUIT MANUFACTURING CO. AUTUMN SALE BEGINS Basement Store. past, will be open $f 75 Jog By pea .. d at such figures as wile ularly $1.75 &, | t-rate prices during the past 3% Basement Store t ad yY— \ »y boys’ school suits; 100 Priestly’s Gam 30c Ayrarg soy Stools — aturda xe wool underwear, and a complete line of mica 19 only—be eerty 1, Strong, Re re| 19¢ $3. 98 to $5. 00 Lingerie Waists Showing the Largest and Most Complete Stock of Tailored Cloaks and Suits IN SEATTLE Being wholesale manufacturers we are naturally compelled to carry surplus stock. We show more suits, more coats and more skirts than all others combined. Our prices are lower because we are producers. As “head- quarters” we offer you special values for Saturday As our store has been made smaller by many feet, and our immense fall stockiia™ i: 1 : the entire fall y ql Basement Store. Second Floor. $12. 00 to ‘$18. 00 Wool Suits Costello & Grant CORNER OF FIFTH AND PIKE TS | RANKE BUILDING, taney mix $12.00 to each Second Floor. : $25. 00 to $48.50 Coats and ‘Suits "hens nd $3 .00 and 34 25 Shir Waists 62 White and FI d Lawn Shirt Ww Second Floor ott $2. 00 School Shoes Women’s Broadcloth Suits, satin lined, black, blue and brown, special Saturday . . . $15.00 Women’s Swagger Tailored Suits, imported venetiens, worsteds and broadcloths, Spe- ‘3 aes and on clal Saturday ... . $25.00 2 corer ie sesecsseeee $1 35 Swagger Long Coats, satin- lined Hroadc ‘loth, all ‘Associated Dentists Sch asin Miss 5’ $2.0 00 School Shoes colors, special Saturday . . . . $15.00 nder New Managem United 5 tako jy the aut cide ag ment y Stevens 1112 Second Av., Opp. ane Buy Direct From the Manufacturer and Save Middlemen’s Profits Men’ s 75c Neckties 29C The Pike Street Progre ssive Millinery and Hosiery Store I 59 sik 9 in #ix flour de then come tied in the rowns, greens, et 1 faa in Floor S, $1.50 and Ghildren’s @chool Hose regular 200 valuo, heavy or fine ribbed all elees; special, pair ie ° ide Women's 160 Medivin Weight “Forest Mills” Union Suite 50¢ OPPENHEIMER CO., Inc, — 807 Pike st. | oO Se auee oo aoe * «meee