The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 10, 1908, Page 5

THE STAR—FRIDAY, CONVENICNCEe ] ---~!!! tomorrow the last-<lay| ” this “FOLY CHECK-OUT SALE” fis been a magadficent success those who have been fortunate to come and bity during thls week, taking a@amtage of the 6-day sale pricings throughout the store, have not Been di ‘ppo vinted ~—the keenest—-most phenomenal value-givipgs ever extended the Se ttle me ' . rn } attle home and office furnishers prevail here, and tomorrow is the the carpet store “July check-out sale” prices are special features of this sale— —these additional sale vatue hints! 10 patterns WILTON VELVET carpet, new designs, all copies of our finest grade of ROVAL WIL legant rug designa, all.with borders and stair to match r $1.35 yard—extra $1 25 Jers, ®ve line of pew sleep. nod tans, ia floral aad seroll 10 patterns best 6 BRUSSELS, with or ing room effects, Including all the late shade of bi hot designs. Regular $1.78 yard—extra special JULY SALE p loo the mat SEWED—LAID LINED : SRUSSELETTE STAIR CARPET ‘ ®, alike de both sides wears well as Bruasela; 22% Inches wide, re son and tan, with far : Tt noy red strip wie r Regul Se yard—extra special JULY SALE price, yard ney ey: wy meme TE — bed— M, July 10-—On a worn out by the officers lodge of the Foresters LB its former been arrest: | with larceay by ember-| Ye alleged that he “held rong in collections and A shortage of that amount ex) on his books. * i ITANIA"@RERKS RECORD Sie summer furnitere erated — | $9.9 S for $18.50 sanitary imperial sanitary nin gen $9.95 regular value $18.50 —— BABY GIRL ARRIVES. ZB Lakes, of 611 26th wife of the general superin ot the Seattio Electric com , the mother of a baby girt, ‘ : | —an actual one-fourth off everything in the drapery store— Bring your eye troubles Beburhard Optical Co, 120 oy —all seasonable arti- cles are greatly re- duced — refrigerat- ors, go-carts, ham- mowers, campers’ outfits, Old Hick- ory and all summer furniture— and the SECOND AV. AT PINE ST. Way, ¢ good customer of this amounting to 412,14 The following le a line report: Arrivals le im wore valued at $16,337,794, imports | 651,694; departure 347 ;) at $10,188, 212. The semi-annual report of Har | 499 “Inbound passenge bormaster A aalding was le | = - - = _ — — See change of time for Na “i | boats. “1 shampoo use § Sate of Hammocks Calli Tomorrow Best Fast Color Woolen One-Piece Combination | iting 8 Suits; worth $2.50; $1.89 \ special .. 8%¢ Doz. Table Tumblers, |]| 4@ Each Thin-Blown 10-Ounce Table} all first quality, in lar 85 een; special, 0 Lawn Mower, 92.40 ack t-te c WighGrade Lawn M Pie Plates, 4¢@ Doz. Hach wheels and “seed gelf-shary ; wit Wood, Smogth es $1.39 Piney W'vined Past Color H Botks, witte large 1a and strong \a S| aT ses $3.50 Fish Rod, $1.9% ‘PPleee Split Bamboo Fish Pol« ‘with extra tip; closely i; Cork Ere tia 8¢ Paper Napkins, 10¢ per 100 i Wall Tent, 36,49 jfatiexete Wall Te 113 feet s® plain $6.09 mice anaes Fly Paguw 4 cts’ Sc Ravine Tanglefoot FH Paptt—sure death to@} if) M@bsolute nee always two Goudie | bf Ald Se Saturd@y, fou ry * 5c : & Horlbot | | | as Wie AND UNION STHEET, | LIQUOR MEN ORGANIZE. =| as the man who secured the prop. A Personal Liberty league has Ealich at the bath house check nized in thie city for the room, last Tuesday night, by forge At the Loie—"Why Smith Left) Stratas Cofelus, a marine fire-| | man, was struck on the head by « } w the eup and that he had °® D uble with him 0 SEE BATTLESHIPS, Boats leave Pier 2, foot of Yesler vit _ , §:30, 7:30, 9:00, 10:00, 11:20 aued today. It in seon that the! outbound p rs, 785,608; mera m., 1:16, 1:40, 2:00, 4:00, 4:20, TRADE is LARGE Orient has been a particularly | ¢ . from Pacific, | 6:20 p. t rt, exports nd local porta 6 tons j 1 Thine Machines John C. Walfing Co., Inc. : i] And be relieved of that dead . 719 Secend av. and. Talkin Tp - lothi Se as ie : i : u Fast Color $1. 89 | — ee Clot ng nsetion Machine Dept. Kohler & ¢| Tomorrow morning we will open the annual Clearance Sale. Without charge. New Gel Chase, 1318 Second av, low Going on at p ry . ARNOLD VIBRATION CO, Seattle. rear: $ nae ‘ we : r te seer Bathing Suits . . 339-40 Arcade Annex. | 1010 Pirst Avenue 7 $/}] any reservations, every Suit in the store, for Men, Young Men and Boys, PCS eee eeeEeeEeeeeeeeee ee ene ee | ULY 10, 1908. © _SHAFER BRORcNet Only Largent But Bent _ ® e Clearance Sale at Shafer’s According to our well-known policy we have marked down all the season’s surplus stock of clothing. The bulk of the selling is centered on the splendid collection of men’s and youths’ Quting and Business Suits (Two-piece and three-piece) that are now offered At $14.50 Instead of $20 and $25 Buy in either the First or the Second avenue store, Arcade or Arcade annex. PS ae ak TS ae = ==] Shafer Bros. Arcade Building and Arcade Annex— Whole Block Long fighting the wave of pro-| 1s CAUGHT ery and theft. Van Horne confess- 8 sentiment which has made ed to the police last night snight Robert | 4 appearance in this state. Jacob -——- = “= turday | Schaefer, editor of the Statts Zel-| % Bit WILL AWARD CONTRACT, Kt ee ye UNAAY {ident of the organizat which | Horne, an inspector of the United) 4 contract for the construction States customs service, was &F- of the Washington state building at cated by City Detective Lee A. the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific exposition eo, at Luna park, last ——_ wil! be awarded In the near future. Jay and Monday, Yiddish | C!#lms a membership of 500 pe “Bebeeaee” ane “Brakes DID NOT LEAVE HOME. : * do.” . ee Mel n, president of the mocks, oil and gas [gat the, Grand——The MIKA" S65 stars Hiryden, wite of WH-| OVERSTOCKED ON FISHING orimission, arrived in Seattle liam Bryden, a contractor who Bre esterday to mge th fficial of Fishing Rods. Splendid ass0rt- | cccmmcnmnsmen a TS of the South. ] » ment at large range of prices. This Fresh. tavigeen’ ing salt. water Y je Sale will distribute these rods) bathing in the Luna Park Natator- " Ne week -—dark 1 v, xt ~ |to the police emanated tame neigh. | “mong live sportsmen. A. L. Hall, jum. Take a swim in it for that I here, Sporting Goods, 1111 ‘First ave. °**| tired fee ling oo SHOES AND OTORDS | $500 Reward |The Big Clothing In tan and black. Look at the BI Pon ta trom 8 te 8 acon quality ad compare the prices. Se ation FREOLUND, HORNBERG &@ an ns LARSON, 705 Pike St. NOW GOING GN AT 1010 § # FIRST AY. ina wie won restored | Pacific Coast Clothing Company hospital. The fireman does not know the man m, and Sundays 7:30 p. m | Men's Summer Suits Largest Dealers, Two Stores. All Makes will be sold at exactly one-half price All $15.00 Suits for .. $7.50 All $20.00 Suits for $10.00 |All $25.00 Suits for $12.50 All $30.00 Suits for $15.00 Chis includes blacks and blues, and all this season’s late fancy effects. Be on hand early. Sale begins at Turnishiags at Close to Half 50c Balbriggangs, for . .B5¢ | $1.00 Negligee Shirts Séx for. osen es Re $2.00 and $3.00 Soft Hats ....$1.65 | $3.00 Separate $4.00 Boys’ Suits ... $2.15 | $5.00 Trousers . egy itivineninatitiiieninenae © 900 FirstAv., or. Marion Coast.