The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 24, 1908, Page 3

for Capt. Brown was an old soldier, and the interment will be at Mount Pleasant cemetery UNITED BY: DEATH Driven Insane ‘fasband’s Death, ad ' MORE TIME ON : fin in Gra Beyond: | ASSESSMENTS Death Due to Headache Powder, | MONROVIA, Cal, July 24.—Hen \"Y Canolla, 63 years old, a mer chant of thie etty, died suddenty at jhin home. It ts belleved that a harmless headache powder,” whieh paused hoart trouble, hastened his ‘ xged at Y! The reet committee « Mre " h Treasurer je Weert | p of delin the Insa wha by the regrade, for an addi It ts desired to give wheres that much aquare the amount wesamonts for this big ontract approximately 900 « erty out of 9,700 de me on the Jackson st. a» ment roll, on which the assess This district tn , who was f i dent 90, at his : ay, in thin cit Hand by bis bed side. the sudden deat! companion hac locks of Jackson st Be MANGLED BY A TRAIN With bis left leg crushed into a hapeless mass and many cuta about » about 40 years old, was pleked up from the railroad tracks at Ovel fental av. and Railroad way, at three @clock® this morning by a Northern Pacific switch crew. He 1 | ¥as taken {mn an ambulance to Way aide Emergency hospital For four hours the man is thought to have lain suffering, un- | til faint from toas of blood he lost onsciousness. The last train that} t-| passed over the track where he *) was picked up was a train of cars ~ pulled by Great Northern switch en gine No. 422, in charge of Engineer Harry Shippee and Foreman W. C. Duett. Amputation of his left leg below the knee was necessary, the opera sing performed at the Way side Emergency hospital this morn CPURNISHERS OF HOMES, STEAMBOTS ane HOTEL Good Investment at Any price of a range does not really determine whether Ineipensive or not. The true economy in range pur Getermined by the amount of fuel required to operate it ff) Mim? used, ax well as the cost of keeping the range in eter. The construction of the Monarch Range makes it 9) » in thickness | red of air trom the outside inte the fues,. vend through Third——The oven bakes evenly and quickly, without 9) Mosarch is inexpensive and the reason why—giadly taken ff} ‘Our sales floor. | Prices Range from $52.50 Up THE gant Ca Things Doing Get beautir 1 oks FREE—Busy Bears Mary $84 John” and n-Bonnets Free with every 26e purchase faturday ze $1.50 eT 25¢ ‘ te ake 22¢ 256 Be alr $1.00 After 8 Saturday Night ba Too Raven Dras ae 7. Second Ave 4 Abo e So Times. Grater Bldg. Doors v Opp. Bon Mershe The Raven@alke. R. B. Ciiey, Mauri Ind. 4972. a> meRHODES co: Basement Specials Fair tonight and Saturday; Saturday warmer; moderate westerly breeze. Six | woman were arrested last night tn ~ | Ballard by Patrolmen Wolcott and | Welch for in the North Star saloon. They were Nestor Louma, boiler Take Pediiuiiama of i i teieiiaiietasinte /get the _ shapes of any store in Seattle. _ We deal exclusively in men’s Men’s Sfioe Store /men---only find just the shoe for you. THE STAR-—FRIDAY, JULY 24, 1908. 6 Sale of Beautiful White Shirt Waists at 98c Including Values Up to $1.98 The Shirt Waists concerned in this sale are a fortunate purchase; and every waist is tresh, crisp and #nowy white They are stunninely meade from fine white lawns, batistes nid Tactio Hiner, in dainty embroidered designs, while others are elaborately trimmed with Filet, Valenciennes and Maltese Laces Many have yokes of tucking and in sertions of hice or embroidery Alte gether there is a Wide assortment of styles, and all sizes, including sizes and out sizes. Saturday Sale of Men’s Golf Shirts Saturday at 29c Including Values Up to 75c. This is to be the sensational sale of the and you ought not to miss it, included, and the season, for there are all sizes shirts concerned in the sale are both plain and fancy. Seme are without cuffs, and a few are a trifle soiled, but the laundry will kly adjust this it tle difficulty, out they go Satur 29 day at Cc 14 to 17- inch neck bands, with accent on the large sizes an 12-quart Galvanized Iron Pails, usually sold at 25c; Saturday, Fairy Soap, the kind that floats; for toi- 10c let and bath use; Saturday, 3 bars for Potts’ Nickel-Plated Sad Irons, 3 in set, with stand and holder. Saturday, 89c wERHODES co. maker; Andrew Forstrom, [at Matt Hill, Light 15¢ each Three Rensing a set Weather Forecast “ROBBER WORKS IN EARLY MORNING Seattie men and a young roc 0 Lane st, and « Sigin watch, three cash creating « disturbance And up. firing your eye tre to ws. Sehachard Optical Co. Recon av with riffing STEALS LABORER'’S MONEY. A member of the light finge red This Shoe Sale In this store for “Tthen amatism is greatiy “relieved by Soap Lake Salts men’s shoes beingcar- ried--- you can widest selection of styles and goods---no shoes for women or children are offered for sale, and this fact permits us to carry a stock in which, if you are a man, you can The biggest sort ofa all the Hats, all the Furr mark down! We mean b yourself. All the stock f Now is the time to get this | class of goods at a saving over regular prices. | That That Formerly Sold Up to $18.00 for.. style All the newest all told Suits Either low or high shoes--- tan or black for dress, busi- ness and street wear---shoes that will wear to the limit and give style and comfort at the same time. $5 and $6 Shoes for $3.95 $4 Shoes for Men’s Trousers Prices Cut in Two $3.20 Men's Working Trou et worth $2.50 and $3.50 Shoes for pees $2.80 oy ica ee $3 Shoes for Men ! sn Prouss ior $2. 95 $2.50 Shoes for | $1.90 ; Wow Vort Om a, 717 Broadway, New York ‘J oss First Avenue & CLEARANCE SALE All Men’s Suits Come and g Men’s Hats, Shirts and Underwear - Way, Way Down! Pac Coast. Ong, Co McCORMACK BROS. BIG PANTS SALE $4.00 Men’s Dress Pants $2 9 5 i] Placed on the Bar- SWEEPING REDUCTIONS IN gain Table for......... Summer Clothing $15.00 MEN’S TWO-PIECE SUITS FOR $7.50 Big Clean-Up Sale Men’s Three-Piece Suits, $8 65 values which run as high as $20.00, for ...... The season's selling has left us with about 300 Men's Suits, broken lines, good se mable goods, and in order to clean out the whole lot quickly we “have reduced them to the extremely low price, $8.65. Keep Cool and Enjoy the Summer Weather 50¢ . De 25¢ Porous Knit Shirts and Drawers, at, each Fine Silk Plated Lisle, the $1.25 kind, for ... Form-Fitting Balbriggans, al! 50c Fancy Balbriggans, ck Negligee and Golf Shirts Be ick ah i ibe, | 65 5¢, 95e, $1. 50 up An exceptionally fine sl ng, wit fs attached nd detached, and some ollars, in or plaited front either plain Camping Suits Men's Khaki Glove Specials Suits, special, suit .. 10c Canvas Gloves, for .......... Boys’ 50c Muleskin Gloves, for . “o8t eS i ee Men's Genuine Hogskin Gloves, spe .. $1.00 WO wis 2h: p 68 ok Wo Vedeseenges abe Knickerbocker 9 Pants, Boys’ Wool Suits Worth de Special for $1.95 yuble the price; all sizes up to 15 years. Head to Foot Outfitters for Men and Boys. McCormack Bros 812-14 First Av., Opposite Colman Block PACIFIC COAST CLOTHING CO.—— Terrific Price Cutting Clearance Sale that has ever been known in the Northwest—all the Clothing, Goods, are ruthlessly marked down. No reserves—no marking up to ! Square deal for evefy man. Come tomorrow and see these values for ale as wellas the retail store is included in sweeping sale. AllMen’s Suits H0. 00) That Formerly That Formerly Sold sizes; over ten thousand rishing usiness rom the wholes¢ $7.50 est fabrics d Up to $25.00 for ind new will be found in both lots. All s et yours Men's Hats $3.00, for Men's Poro ale price Light We« $1.00 Boys’ Clothing Ruthlessly Marked Down Knit Underwear; ligee Shirts, $1.00: two collar Boys’ $3.00 and $3.50 en il ed } ee SI vorth 1 00 s 0 2 $1.00 ic : A5e i ty hay “o> gee hes lesh Underw “i 65¢ Pang 1 ; $1.65 zx sess ris a era ae | \ erse veaters: all col 0 ss ) $6.00 and * aa ths apt O * ¥ ° 8: "0% all in ee Boys’ Black and White — rshirts; z x bunch worth 400; gale price cc. usec eee eee ele FOP F TOP we ee peees Largest lesale and Who Retail Clothiers an the Coast 900 FIRST AV., CORNER MARION ST