The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 20, 1908, Page 5

home wae Matthewa w ith be In € = | PILES WILL DISCUSS SENATORIAL PRIMARY CHOIR 10 the program. To Entertain Informal Mra, J.C, Merehant will « thin week at her home, 1142 (6th © |e —_—— One hundred and fifty of the beat ly #0, at the | known men of the city have been ub, O. BS. 127 Mar to ait on the stage of the | theatre next We when United States & | vel MH. Piles will discuss King County Veterans, The King County V: ran Asse elation wlll hold tte annual plonte San Aid camp fire at Woodland park, | the lmues Involved in the comin | . Wednesday, August 12 senatorial prima, y election i Tonight. 84h. Plies has handed a petition | | Saturday asking him to outline the} _— ster Preaby As & result of his continued allence. he direction | It is expected that the big auditor autated by ium will be crowded. give its first} wing at the} The San Franciseo Opera com: | Broadwaghand Co-| pany opened tho week yesterday | PLANNED A BRET AL jiswuon of the Angguy tones ftght and thereby clea® up the uncer organixed chorus} tainty which hag.become apparent “The Chimes of Normandy.” Gololsts for the even-jat the Grand with a finish pro Will be: Miss Ar| duction of Robert Planquette’s fa-| Mias E. Hy Mili:/mous old opera “The Chimes of MURDER GF WOMAN: Edoa J.| Normandy.” Caude Emmons, Miss) Eleanor Kent appeared ax the Davis, Miss Clara Kelley herotne, Germaine, and besides sin. RH Hagen and William/ing the muste or the part she in (By Wario. Proven ltroduced, Arthur Penn's “Tho? gag PROANGHICO, Jude fe—Nooe. Nightingale” tn the lass act. "PhO! anit Honk, wife oF wm tearniten, character of Segpolette severed to) wig Wentatly attache beaten with }introduce Blanche Bekat, ® newl co tron bar and thrown trfto an at 322 |soubrette. The choma vertderet ef | cca sewer bys John Chases, « | fective service and the proffactom) porcier, at ltl and Fraurison sta. | | wad soetflowlg pletuseanice last nights, Although sevesely in: |] + jured; te woman was «ifle to make | “Midirightt in New Yorks her escape from Ure sewer and Something, well suited-to the silly mmoned ielp, with te result that || season ta “iantgne in New York,” | Charett fa in custody with charges J [the Burgess-Bunting bit at the Se-/of assault with tntéat to murder [it daughter of |attle this week, The author haw against him. Mrs. D. W. Tovera, 4 beought together tn the play most | « ~ married at noon of the favorites of the melodramat a Presbyterian (. stage, Some More Seriously Than Others, but All Will Recover, " will take plews | y Shove W. A. Major offictat | Ae Seema Bunting, as the con m | ert hall singer, is the cutest ever, Mitler.¢ and Robert Lawrence, the reporter, em May Millf | carries off the honors of the piece Nveuing, July 28; with his attempt at doubling with | Sally Dewdrop in a sister act | Birronje at the Star, Sirronje, the Handeuff Queen, opened her special farewell engage- ment at the Star theatre this after- | ; }neen. She ls to remain all week, visit" "THE (NAVY YARD. with a varied and {teresting pro-| The Great Railroad Damage Claim a) gram of mysterious escapes and Sale of High Grade Pianos at cierttte Pactne | Wembreaking. the D. $. Johnaton Co. Is eutire Pact aa Wauhiarton the Talk of the Town. Pantages New Bill. Peunasy!vania, jarado, eameass tnd Chane As the headline feature of the Let “ak Bee. fered the Seven Zanzibar Arabs.) windup of this unheardof money whirlwind acrobats and dager baer chance, With it ends the builders, Thore is a distinct nov-| out extraordinary opportunity one, and —" magic act! ver given the musicloving peorte| of this or any other city bei | Railroad Damage Claim Sate tn a} PRESS ASSOCIATION ast ess. Sate Ss") respect. Never before have cir} ELECTS OFFICERS cumstances permitted such a ruth-| . leas slashing of prices, Never be fore hi it been possible t ffer | indtvidual tuyers such high-grad The following officers were | well-known, standard makes at bons | elected by the Washington State | fide savings of $120, $197, $180 and | method of paying a Press association at Vancouver high as $226. last Saturday afternoon No better proof of the genuine you owed this @) Albert Johnson, Seattle, news of this money-saving opportun- | t? Could you gather [Bi dent; first vice president, F. A.|/ity can be found than the manner Hazeltine, South Bend; second vice|in which discriminating buyers, & ten-dollar bill, |president, M. EB. Randall, Ellens-| many of them keen Judges of pta ones, a half. a quar. j burg; secretary, G. L. Odgers, Dav | value, lose no time tn snapping enport; treasurer, L. EB Rad the rare values. fwo dimes and four Hj) Olalla; historian, Frank B. Cole.) ONLY TWENTY-TWO REMAIN. “weppers? There te a much | Tacoma; orator, Fred Ornes, Mount! 41 tig the cases of sixty-four . way for the man ha checking account ed What would be the easi- presi- a five, [Pleasant; | poet, Kugene Lorton,| anon were injured. Home more nll seriously than others, ie many of - them can be refint #0 that only Weat, Will , 5 M the closest examina’ con will reveal A. W. McCormack and D. W. Gil ithe mars. Forty-two have already leaple A legislation committee been snapped up—the remaining was appointed. as follows: Eugene iwenty.two pianos were placed on jLorton, Walls Walla, chairman: | soi. thie morning at 9 o'clock at committee — J Steel, Lovett Wood, Carry a }J. W. Lyons, Seattle, secretary; | such drastic reductions as to tm: K. T. Beard, Vancouver; Grai = with you al tin, of Ghalten; a rant AB-| diano-buying a positive duty, even Albert Juhnson, of | though you're not quite ready HURRY IN TOMORROW. | If you come at once you can se eure a fine Kimball, or Chickering, jor Schubert, or Btorey & Clark, or | Lester, or. Haddorff, or Hobart M.| Cable—ptanos whose enviable rep- utation and high standing need no \mention here—at positively a fourth *\to a third and in some instances pearly half off the regular estab lished prices. Bear in mind, the railroad stands the loss. Remem ber, too, you're protected in every way, We'll guarantee there are no hidden defects. The damage t# to the cases only—which in many in Sistances is slight. Musically the | pianos ave perfect } If the Instrument does not prove! exactly as represented and satis | ta . your money back | Surely we can say or do no more except give intending purchasers Wil auch terms as wil] enable them to 2 f |B | secure one of thi fine planos with * Seattle. | ~~~ Children’s Eyes Should recetve careful attention while growing. We «ive spectal a jtention to children’s eye troubles and invite you to bring them In to ‘8 for examination. Schuchard Op. itleal Co,, 1207 Second av. i Shoes Oxfords in tan and black. Look at the quality and compare the prices FREOLUND, HORNBERG @ LARSON, 705 Pike & is no safer or Trance ‘Sale of Hammocks | SEINE -TWINE Hammocks Heavy Seine-Twine Mesh Hammocks, in assorted colors; double hickory stretcher: Worth $4.00; special ...... out financial inconvenience. We'll jdo this, All we ask is that you} Ni come in, see and judge for your lB i self. Look for the yellow tags. All| | prices in plain figures. ARE USED ONES. Should you prefer a fine plano or organ that bas been used a little, visit the “Piano Exchange and Har gain Room” (downstairs) the first | thing tomorrow morning, This new | department is filled with big |enaps, which will be closed out at lonce, regardless of actual cost or Window Screens, 17¢ wood Window Screen, with 85¢ Doz. Table Tumblers, 4¢ Each ij fly guard: 15 Full Blown Thin Table Tum. }f| their real value. high and ex blers, with besutiful These pianos come to us In ox to 83 inches; 17c¢ etched designs; worth change for costly Chickerings and Worth t5e; special She doxen; special, Kimballs, Hobart M. Cables, Les each |ters and other highest-grade instru $225 Scythe, $1.39 : |ments—also the genuine Pianola | The famous Kéen Kutter Tem 50¢ Rinsing Pan, 23¢ sig Sie Metres pairs pgm rex 39 enameled ware; dow f set hy id remain by t 25; special andled , jag anaes eae Mpc: | THESE’LL GO QUICKLY! 2.75 Garden Hose, $1.98 ; A. Barnes & Son, snap at $7 Meheet lengths Celebrated Olym 6c Toilet Paper, 4¢ nearly new Batley, case consid Cotton Covered Garden Competition Totlet Paper, a “d ably marred, only $110; a larg best qualit quality paper snd full fanclest style Fischer, ont fingd; war 1.98 count; worth 6e 4 a fine, medium-sized We Tented ; regule $ extr i i’ nother Weber, ge 1G; epecai Sootiet € wood case, like new, only ae fullsize Davia & Sor 7S¢ Tennis Shoes, 5D¢ 35 Sleeve Board, 15¢ a ae one | oe 4, Best quailty Hedvy Rubber Sole 4 Canvan Covered Shirt Waist may 91 See Se Teonis Shoes. good Be ame aaa Grand Schaeffer, only $55; a med Menyas uppers; a: kiln dried material fave wamandhgeningt Mar Beka ger ibs oa worth 59e bolted frame; regular 15c Sor 3066) new only 006 a ; Ge; special Winth good as new " ty Decker & Son about thirty others | that will astonish you Pay cash or easy weekly or month $1 Doz. Cups and Saucers 6 for 29¢ White China Cups and Saucers, Baltimore shape; ; Bade ‘fine ones, both dire - the thing for every-day use; regular le and parlor styles, at virtually gty Fin 1. ing-om-awa Pay $1 a week 00 dozen; special 6 for ........+. s Fy pag lb aicamgghve dati ate list. If you live im the eity or near it, be on the tanerrow morning. Jale commrences at 9 o'eleck, Me 4s member my payments, if yon) chant P % Jvtmrston Co, Otttewt ard Linaxunt Kineton, Petec anh Chad py werrially, PWhUStOD Co, Guikdluy THI ALrreni (9) THE STAR--MONDAY, JULY 20, 1908. —for the service of the people; THE GREATER STANDARD is the largest, finest, mast modern exclusive homefurnishng store in America! good-bye” ALL adjust their stocks, straighten out certain lines, clear away small lots aml generally fix up. So there will be no question about this being an active and immediate selling occasion. Your p&rticular attention is called to the several HALF PRICE SALES which will be in foree during the week. Read on and note well a carefully the savings; MAIL ORDERS FOR ADVERTISED ARTICLES THIS WEEK WILL BE GIVEN SPECIAL --now here comes a selling movement planned with the one idea of saying “ Besides, it’s right after stock-taking, and the several departments want to seasonable articles, move inwmediately odd and seasonable articles then arrange for coming ATTENTION, ni as an tmmedate snove-2 oF all. / i / Btore during this bright, sensonable materiais. ‘Por’ instance, now marke will leat; at these hatf-p f the JULY WARE of wack before inst the Carvet Btore 0 mulated a number of odd apectal oatry, Auminster, Velvet and W 4 Theme pie and pangs trom being the oda ends trom y amall quantities the way they are priced for an im Mequiar $2.25 value; choles from extra special “move-along pric AXMINSTERS Regular $100 va oh “ yard EN WW half-price hows ings are rently wh BODY BRUASKLS—Reeuiar $1.79 vaive: oho 004 ‘pieces, yard v, wot Oh VELVETA Regular $1.65 value; choice trom odd pieces, yard TAPESTRY he charge for sew vine #1 » laying oF tning. SO-ft. tenath Ioply hone, high quality=-none better, Regular value 5 value; choice from odd pieces, yard move-along price ne hs Gite acim: tapinean Ween. Magee velne 4 & cimomn vse i{hene pieces will fit small toome; bring in your reom size and save half on ‘ —CARPRT KUGH Room sine 2 feet. all the patterns of whieh we h but ta TaPane Caabeorclaun ootee (eae Be Som, cur active at 1 Y BAL . selling; the pricings will be rare, su note - ironed hose, guaranteed. Regular $17.54 value; extra special “move-along py ROYAL WILTONS, 9212. for par and living rooms, in tw Oriental and me- daition ene Keaguiar va 0.08; extra special “move-a tee’ te N a a ne LAWN MOWKES REDUCED ACTUAL HALF; you'll AOUINeT ERS and WILTON VELVETS In Oriental, floral and medallion designs, choles regular $36.00 values, ext jal “mov ew price,” dnit on IRE BRUSSEL © popular r a price re quality Br nie for any room. I new effects v F800 value; «i hardened bearings Requiar pr price #% BATRA mAvY BRUSAKLA CARP, with or without borders, 37 inches wide value, # tony (rive includes MAKIN BELMONT INGRAIN CARD Regular 90 toe Reguiar price $18.66 it-ineh, ball bearings Wegular price $12.50 service; regular 50 qads: ox +3 price includes MAKING UP, LAYING ama the move! —riooKn CLOTH, « price 1, 1% of 2 yard widths Regular 36 grade: extra move-a Special “move-along p bored —BISSELLS STANDARD CARPET sWREFER, a special value #198 AS STOVES © the only trpe ~ETxh4 ROVAL WILTON RUGS, regular $6.60; & apecial “move-aiong pric “8 RATLY UNDEE-PRICKD ad then the the alt tnt making oe easy to clean fo CHINA MATTING, extra heavy, im reds, blues and greens Regular Ie grade: extra wpectal, extra apectal ‘ yard aan Sostel “s ‘ 0 extra special % —HARTIORD AXMINSTER RL ed tal, th designs Heguiar $3 of de p “OAS PLATES NOW EXTRA SPECT Prived ga plates mo 1 LMAS TO PAY FOR A GAs RANGE NOW exceptional rRIcKD. unusually good Mine of fair- on ENTIRE COL Section will piace All the finest from 18220 Inches to lx —RXTHA SPROIAL914.95 fo Tomarkable tt arn OFF on of fine ted in wines ranging The reductngs em gne ranges are truty $22.60 to $36.08 BELOOCHINTAN ORIENTALS—this ie a to induce lovers of Oriental rug art to visit th on i fine BELOOCHISTAN rug. sixes range from values fr 1.66 to $38.00; extra special, your choice the draper, y says’move quickly'tooy go-carts tomove at ctual half prices! sinch W ~Reeviar price © pi hoary quality eauee covere Heaton mad: sin cream, green and red Regular + . extra apeciat to Tee alone price.” yer fancy stain" giade effest and Ortental patterns Regalar $1 wee ae poles,” yard mn epet design ¥ patt ade wih preity motifs ¥ quality whe whee $126 Falue, exter « Drive RY 4 NOTTINGHAM CURTAINS |e (he regular Notting madras and cable net weaves, fine H 100 ‘nets, choles patterne left over fh July Male eviiing. Quantities from 2 to © paire of « 230 palters, splendid at $225 bait, your chatoe to more the ent sty, pale "00 4 o~[uiported hand made IRISH POINTS. ARABLANS, RENAIBSANCE, CLUNY sod BNURRELA $ 9.00 lacs curtsine Re rr To move along Immediately the whole jot 25 ranging fr your chatee, pair 3 825 > dace t and narrow window curteina $15.00 wipe Ge GE. ee ENGLISH BABY COAC feures born —the regular $26.60 style—extra apecia acedeig pet enue ate ‘eas —the regular $25.00 styie—-extra special “move-along price” $17.50 far the arch; neary “ ra plain and taney the requiar $42.60 style—extra special “move-along pr 21.50 arches and h large arch rope portiorss Regular $39.50 atyle—extra a1 “mave-along 0.00 oxtre : oe —these pricings simply show what the “hal f-prict mean. (The ALLWIN ali-m cart orn sheets, me al quality musiin, deep heme Regular T for which we are exclusive agents, te not red to contract selling price grade; extra yee-aiong price ake now a moving of all refrigerators! now good-bye to summer furnishings/ THE JEWEL, 15 tba. ive capacity; rewular $19.80; exten special “m THE JEWEL, 100 ibs, toe capacity; regular $21.50; extra special “m ns THK JEWEL, 125 ids. ioe capacity: regular $24.50; extra apecial “move-aiong pric 12.28 THE JEWEL, 09 fee capacity; regular $18.50; extra special “move-along pr $ 9.25 (Apartment hy style.) LEONARD REFRIGERATORS —We are exclusive Beattie agents All lined with heavy mineral wool and eight walls of packing No. 35, front door loer, capacity 100 Ibe ice, sine lined; regular value $26.50, exten ANSETT GRASS FURNITURE pt = 918.26 BER-RERD PIRCES—iockors, chairs, © tod No. 34, zine lined, 149 Ths. too cape rom. $99.60; extra special “move-along price”, $10.78 No, 404, white enamel lined, 110 Iba. ice capacity; regular $29.60; extra ape move-alor ables, chairs, rockers along 25 pees $19.25 ares) \ . A. f shed oak front, 110 tbe apacity; regular va a No. 1198, d outside, 110 th apacity, © vat CLINING extra ap ARM ‘ela AND Workin « ARTICLES. ie ; i Magy eich ‘. iKASH RUGS, N PAL, SEWN, | ah, soltd onk , ans trim ONE-HALF OFF ALL “OLD HICKORY SUMMER FURNITURE eo eapagity ¢ cular value ¢e5.6 Py " ok SHWEL 10K CHESTS rte avy ae 4 iron, strong and sq No. 310; 100 the ive cape Toguler vewe $11.60; ease apecte 7 aR STANDARD FURNITURE CO.—L. Schoenfeld & Sons —SEATTLE— —-TACOMA— + | wos si ether eatebliehment wer fire destroying = Ue forest of Capt, Henry MoCrea Deak of the Novth Athentic @gaadeon Ore., yesterday, lows $130,000 Three-ceat street car fare inj NEW YORK, July 20.—Cupt. | of Bright's diowasw in the moved kos. President Roosevelt rode to losing the Municipal | Henry McCrea, of the United § pital, Beeoklya. Me had beow S Hola are putting a stop to the battleship Georgia during the crul 57 years old ik ksiner 8 THE DEAR CAN TEAR § H. L. KLEIN : | Don't Fall to Tnvestl i. LL he a. he aviy 6 Baw | na Family Liquor store THK STOLTZ fai OPHONE RECORDS. MAR hi Thy Bett Shee Repairing in sved to 1610 and @ for bu: ro Ag G. Lovell ‘hae. oeererverevery errreers | the Clty White You Walt JOHN Waiince Co, tier AA etet sg, wee er av Lemna sT. 7 58GO, UY POP ds ae ran wees es —