The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 17, 1907, Page 5

gennaeet®* aro % Lic FUEL wing that A non fp Seattle would ‘and those In me . Phoreby are subscribe ¢ this pledge | bh purpose of t to pay expe ’ wrested, that the undersigned shall have a tien of off tor the Association, and that J @ in r atock obtained under thie the wndersixned %o desires, be exchanged at the face value in fuel. WRUNG Av cvnesteasa, chvavenges * MAGTOOD sicsucce sesseestooes od 7. Wightman, 415 Seattle; Goo oa eH B Thorgrimeon AND EDWARD REX mve THE NEWS — THOUGH THIS COURSE one cHoose, I'VE To cuT OUT ALL THE —_—_—— ‘bo, the news!) Pray, bark Qi! Here is an item none miss. tis hard to take it as the truth, t ts a0, tm gentlo sooth, th: Joe.” old Speaker Cannon, black cigar has pat a ban on though he once Was BeVer seen bout s bunch of'uicotine bechune teeth, he's cat Hf down weil bis fond admirers frown tll Dat three or four (Y and never more, to smoke ‘em the weed the whole at wi the cartoonists do. quaress gots into a stow, nat of Unele Joe's to ancient nose? doabt, the news will doe has quit the moral fricnds all the Ds, ‘with many a smile and interviews he used to seem same old De we have to balk! ‘Cannon seem progres t Ds, 20 long ox ‘ee all, here's stin an te this first the BS OFS: 3 OF Oe oe rr Sat ar ° 9 SCRIPTION PLEDGE TO THE SEATTLE AUB MARKET ASSOCIATION clroumsatances in case fe this coupon for any amount over $5, eiip tt out Mitte any of the following citizens Amertean Block, Seattle; Eimer E. Todd, Lowman Butlding, Lowman Bathing, Seattle; Cassius 385 New York Building, Seattle. PSSST SEL VESFPSEESSOSSS G ED AND “UNCLE JO ‘BH HAS HARD ROW »by spectfy coal and wood At a reason recemMilly con: titution. market if prac It Ie under m only an nabdle interest the idea te towards such an ins that the ang that iadiction oveM tt ¢ sold at cont sand pay a re Hank Building, Second Reyelle, president Commercial TE: ’ UNCLE JOE AND KING ED. Peer ee ee eee eee eee ee ee ee eee eee =, TO HOE If one dos not belleve thatgit fe pequalty ax bright wha rien with | hel! 10 cents | tions, particularly as concerns the oastble for a modern structure of | #trong colora making @ astrar om t * Wont up t cent) dregence in the aptmal tent of "Ok ser par ae : Ys autanik te Wak cetcan 0h the hd wore Celery in abund: | ighoma atee d tron to possoan af air | contrat to the colg nee. | on the mark ‘Oklahoma’ a Sat I } of the antique or an atgosphore SOF One DALE OF CrOURerTs m8) pet at steady prices, Cantator oe ose ne 1 pbOre | blue and the other white. Hung to pri antaloupes | probably the only one born in this of romance, they should k@®down | the belt of each one Ix a long, dane | PlOMtEMl at 19 for 36 conte, Melows! country, and certainly the only | on the water front and stroll along! gerouslooking knife, which. ¢ plentiful o@d steady, Fruit Gl “double hump” to claim @e Indian nti they find the Uhreemagted | ries you back to the daya when the | *)andA |territory state ax a place of na teel barque Marguerite irc dd beacons salted the seas. Attendance this morning was! tivity Whea “Oklahoma” came ot Havre ‘Gana Aaoeret heavy and w re into this world at the little town The Marguerite Molina (a r Shen the ah | Following prices we quoted of Norman, it wasn't to feel the mantic name tn itself) wax built!) Them th short TrouNers, OXPONIDE) Live pring chickens, 4o each, |hot sun or the burning wind or fn the shipyards of Forgers & fed howe, with blue Ducks, 660, jaee the atreteh of desert sand on Chantera, Havre, Fra tn 1897, | OF FS os sabots heavy Base, 0 per doz; 2 doz, for The. | either side It was @ snowstorm and is certainty a blend of the with potuted to Butter, 40 that greeted the first vision of the wat and the present, Her tower-| ive Wow ty Millet's paintings. Hons, dromaed, Abo apte Gentry Pros’ latest addition, and ing spars are of hollow a, Im the kine tne thee eee Waee Potatoes, 1@ be. for if “Texas,” the animal man, hadn't stoad of the famous Ovex pine, | OF | ah. nd the Hes mans wore Over! gweet Patatoos, be Ib. happened to get .the baby into and a steol hull takes the piace of | 8 or) scant Wan ~ — Boots, 2 bunches for Diankets and hastled up something the old oak. Now, if it was not | 1m coats: Mater hn : . * Carrots, 3 banches for be. warm ink, th baby camel for the peculiar atmoaphere of | #7 comes ® faure which might | ©] Corn, 100 to 160 per doson would have consed this life in the Old World which clingw to her, | f Cyetmeter from the agus of Vic! sweet Potatoes, be per Ib; 6 Ibs. | short order, As it is, he has been the ship would be forctblo re: | tor Hugo-a tong apron, bare arma, | toe a6e, an infant difficult to “raise,” and }minder of a modern battleship Un Kray alr Gad & hie Onions, 3 bunéhes for be will probably always evince a jwhen you look af decks and | "hoved Into a patr of -old he | hye Themes M. Breweles, by Wic| Could We to 160 per head Attention ts first attracted, per | guardian, H.W. Brewster, has flled| Lettuce, sneceiinemnesie jhaps, by the pigeons. High up/ sult for $529.50 against the Alki| Saash, ibe to 20¢ During the course of a heated de jom top of one of the deck housea | Park ex any for injuries received Green peas, $1 per box bate over the approval of a public jis « little dovecote and beautiful) by the boy, who cut hia foot on| Pears, Bartlett, $1.25 per BOR: | market site on Market white pigeons, with blue-black | copper sheeting while swimming |°?*Ine pears, $1.00 per box. | Piret ay, allard, Fred I wings, flutter and hover around |in the tank at Luna park Pumpkins, Ie to 20 vie the ship's deck, as happy and cow Hucklederries, 10¢ pound Improveutent club, yesterd id tented looking a» though they were Blackberries, 100 box; 3 for he. | inher if the aed site wah 80 jim the farm yard of some old peas APPO INT ALL 1ET Cantaloupes, 10 fc boopted, he would establish w rival jant in sunsy France. | Peaches Thc to 80c per box inte ihe sonseneh alle. wa | Om the poop deck, and not far oonerliincnvtbaon Ww melon 5 eeeptes & ae ae nd I seer from the great wheel which quides| A J. Baltict, received no-| White Concord grapes, $1 per | Seerted by the elub and Rexinger the Marguerite Molinca on her (tice yesterday of his appointment | box PO gece eg mre thal fong journeys, ix a "Joli petit jar-/4% ansistant United States district} Plums, Green Gages, 10¢ pait; | Petitive market that will run the din.”* Geraniums. little vines and| Attorney and hia comminsion will | Dasket, for 2he 2 oe See brother, for lo, here comes startitng | news, King Ed has ent out all the beore, and new f riding, good and dry, upon the water wagon hixh, though counties# steins at Marien-| bad are feaming round him gay and ing cup. But Ed, the king, waves all aside: | His appetite must be dented, for he te there to feat his Uspue adipe nd dose and sh the gentle joys of staying out with gay old boys who, singing, give him ample warning, they’! never start | for home til mbrniag. But oh, won't Ea, NOW'S PIANO-BUYING TIME the king, re | jameoking and talking. A Ilstener i YY your hy Seattle will catch an occasional “Tres! ppp, Cas 1231 Se. . i ca eo hundred and fitty dollars | SO a bea” or “Mon Dieu!" Some wear! wore appropriated last night ini ——— —— Van Dyke beards and artist caps.| council, for the installation of more We are showing the finest and sihere Rave. thin Haunt faces and iittor cana in the residence dis / HL. KLEIN mont stylish Hine of a “ me bodied, Wearing | wtete, THE SHOEMAKER TOP COATS Chose-fitting forseys with broad | eeneennmenmemeeaneinsmemenmenrnannne ; z stripes. The bow of the vessel in| Violet ray treatment and elec Jt you can’t get boots or shoos In the City. foie and im delicht Litt up bis voice, | and Kit the boore an awfal stam when be gets back to Buckingham?! R PRICE, A DOZEN, English Semi. and Butter Ce ers. : PRICE 15e—Hoeavy F Micket-Plated = Folding S. PRICE 10¢—Portor- Winch Voneered 6c _ Hunting Coats. Rh PRICE $3.50-—U'y Hunting weight duck $2.59 Knives. Mo ot extra __ To siean up the broken lines and odd pieces, past year's accumulations from different is, and make room for our fall goods, gam # have cut prices to the quick, so that al! odd iin stock will be sold quickly. If you @ sale before, come to the “Store tomorrow, fer such bargain op are szidom offered. Wall Bracket Lamps. REGULAR PRICE %50—Wall Bracket Lamp, complete, with Neo 2 burner and chimney and REGULAR PRICE §1.35—Well- Made’ 2 Barner Wiek Ol Stove, for the chilly evenings; Wednestay only Wallace Silverware. REGULAR PRICE $1.00—ieaw- tiful Joam Pattern French Gray Hutter Knives or Sucar Shells, “Wallace 1835," Wednes oma" yee 59 Window Cleaners. REGULAR PRICE %e-—-The X LC R Rubber Cleaner, ao betfor made, and a labor saver Wedneaday only 19¢ Lawn Rakes. REGULAR PRICE Sc—Gibbe 22-Teoth Wire Lawn Rake, for dead leaves, ete; tor Sie Oil Heaters. Wednesday only REGULAR PRICE $5.00—Poer fection Smokeless Of! Heaters with Jarge brass fount and oli gauge; Wednew- 3. 98 . 1CE 106 Steet Bade Paring & bargain Wedney 5c tent day Ben Hur Soap. len Hur Sosp. The well-known Ben F 25c Water Soap; it floats Wednesday, 7 bars * B9c | OU CAN HELP BY BUYING|CQMBINES . | FUEL MARKET: STOCK ~~ ARR HER EE tn France, you would expect to see auch pects to run across a Freach village in a modern. jespecially on the deck of a steel waist of the always decorated with laundry brightcolored jerseys giad, and he who seeks to whoop, Wide stripes and other garments “em up can find ad Nb, the cheer | ——————____. nestle againat rustic PUBLIC MARKET PRICES TODAY BS . ANCIENT AND MODERN’ | CAMEL (@oWn steady at yostorday's pried HWeot pots we" 1b.; ont *nd peaches | Pnekloborrte | Brow.’ sho jeatering to t [public also fi 4 the mann amunen is expression iw ady, mit to 6 cents anced 1 went up 6 teady at cent, conta Dried Onions, 6 tbe. for 26. beavis disposition tides, Rut there te where the art bed — ® great Cucumbers, 100 per dos [madera te overshadowed by hat nat teas eee Hoaves Of! Deas 4¢ to bo per Ib ELECT OFFICERS. not quite describable something mee Beans, te to te tb which fs ithe a wot bres This ta all that fs needed to com “ of as » Afre or the Old World, tPA FOR ete the picture. When you have| Crab apples, $1.20 par box. cua Foren oh “yg it an ne. the | * loft the ship and again find your| elery, te per bunch. | Mhesth edie saeeanee’ 1 eal French Village, self in the hurrying throng, you ‘omatoos, be per Ib; Tbe erate, | following officers were elected Of course, if you were traveling |have the feeling of one who has| [en Tomatoes, ao por Ib. |¥. Norris, president; Jon. A. Clack first vice president second viee president; W. C. bhages, be to 100 por head Wenateheo peaches, $1.00 to $1.10 box | ples, secretary, and 8. P. hon, fancy, $2 to $2 per bar | easurer, cooking, 15 tha for 250; Grav onsteins, $1.25 per box just returned from a foreign land, aud the familiar seen strange and out of place. things, but one hardly ex real little buat and | ing business elty Hke Seat DAMAGES ASKED. ther Mowers cling he fécelved from Washington tn a! ite Piper & few days. Hoe will enter upon his duties October I. The new position | was created hy the department of) Fort Lawton soldiers who left the | Justice for the purpose of securing | poet, last® Wednesday on a three & proper enforcement of the new | weeks practice march, have arrived | inaturalteadion lawn t §noquaimie Falls, where they Hh spend seven days. | climb over and and artiatie ttle trellises, with a background the snow white deck house and be bright brass works. Strange Crew. Lounging om # big hatch in the ship ts the crew,} | Guns For Rent | 108 26 Second av SEVEN DAYS AT FALLS. Fourth Floor People’s Building MORE GARBAGE CANS. the ta fit you, get them made to the trie vibratory massage, Turkish and steam bathe—under the @ 217 JAM REET. Fourth and Pike. Opera House with Every Piano, Player Piano, Organ, Talking Machine, Violin, Etc., Etc., in Our Present Quarters Must Go Now New building nearly ready. Will be stocked throughout with complete as- sortment of New Instruments now on the way. We’re compelled to sacrifice everything in eur present quarters in the quickest possible time. of strictly brand new Chickerings and Kimballs and Hobart M. Ca- bles, and Schu- manns, and Story & Clarks, and Lesters, and Baileys, and many other well known makes, go now at Prices Never Before Heard of $250.00 Pianos oe tee Saas $290.00 Pianos ee ae ee $325.00 Pianos wee $400.00 Pianos OT eit And the fancier styles from $220 up to Slightly w wigs, Emersos Remember, « thing fully guar and ne advan of $25, $15, $10, or even $6 a month are desired Come the first thing this afternoon Violins, Banjos, Guitars, Band Instruments, etc., at Half Price and Less Talking Machines, the regular $25 values, now only $9.60. Prices the lowest ever known. Act Today $246, $257, etc. » Hebart M. Ca mg them Kir ts, Steinway . Lud Sil antec for $96, $124 and up. bes, et hen casy terms Act quickly if you desire choice D. S. JOHNSTON CO. OLpesT DEALERS 903 SECOND AVE. AND LARGEST RURKE BUM in of ite trained animal exhibi J. A. Williama, Peo. De Bow, Tate oes The Chicago Fye Specialist Bank Corner Beoond and Pike Street, THE TAILORED READY CO., FIGHT OVER MARKET JUDGMENT ABKED. tate had paid th in prin endant lands not at the for harbor time wned b Gaffney extute, yeuter jee 8 1 6 oonte this torn | Judgment. for $6,000 t Chel Geers Satteheinnd ai the bave sore at tw ? Pap 20 market Me Ming A leaning toward juventtity | Midetity Pruft Co, alleging that| than ever before. * ; Pong Hh wteions Wi which ch prizes = the —go up to Second Avenue at Pine Street and take a look at the progress of our new nine-story store Buitling buys «&@ Buck Steel Range —the balance you can pay at $1 a week and take a whole year in which to pay, too! —these exceptional credit-giving terms apply to heat- ers also. and get your e here ready for —so come in tomorrow—right a BUCK range and heater; they you —your old stove, range or heater taken as part pay- ment on the purchase of a new one. a good fire shovel like this for 10c--- —this is @ heavy maileable fron, galvanized Alaska cold handled fire shovel, made to meet the demand of a good, strong, durable shovel; regular price is 2c. Extra 10: special, each ase 4 sear . Ue splendid savings on coal hods--- ~-heavy japanned coal hods: Regular Special price. - price. 25¢ 30¢ B5e ~heavy galvanized hods Regular Spectat price. price —# hod full of coal will hold fire in a BUCK HOT BLAST HEATER FOR SIXTY HOURS! A. BRIDGE & CO., Largest Clothing House on the Coast. THE A. BRIDGE .. SPECIAL... $1 2-50 and $745.00 Suits for Men (UNION MADE.) Neat and nobby; the height of style and perfection. Up-to-date dressers agree that these suits are the height of the clothes maker's art in moderate priced clothing. The latest and swellest fall and winter styles, direct from the fashion centers of the country. Attrac- tive fall colorings—blue serges, black unfinished worst- eds, fancy worsteds, in plaids and broken cheeks, stripes, ete., in all the new browns and grays. If you want to be in style at a small cost, be sure and get one of these suits. Suits Kept in Repair Free of Charge. A. BRIDGE & CO. 103-105-107 FIRST AVENUE, Corner First and Yesler. Largest Clothing House on the Coast. Why Pay Trust Prices for Cash Registers ? We are handling all about half trust prices. Let Us Prove It THE SUNDWALL CO. 609 First. independent deaters, popular makes, at M. 1180. Ind., 697, Mra. Gaffney and subsequently her o HAVE NATIVE W. HH. Vincent, administrator of | cipal and interes@to the Mary A day asked the superior court forg | |