The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 28, 1908, Page 7

fo} THE SEATTLE STAR—FRIDAY AUGUST 28, 1908, ‘WILL MAKE TRIP OVERDUE BOATS REPORT. ) PEOPLE DEMAND AR RIVER WATER MILK PLANT TO OPEN. The Joan Baptiste from Catepa Genat r Pi ; . , pnato lon, Samuel G. L at & per cent for reinauran thers will deliver addresses al formal ne of the new plant \e the Pac ‘ondensed Milk com: arrived at) Sigimouth also on the overdue Hat a at § per cent, has arrived at ufacturers and jobbers of Se 4, and) ‘The exeurston has been planned! grand concatenation to be held at The promtee of belug tuestehea ee r attl® will on September 16 leave|pany, at Monfoe, at 10 o'clock to-| itn Promise [a], The promise of being — town ahe matted from San on ® foge days’ exeurston, given un-| morrow morning. The Mo Com 5 Weeiitt in me be copeaRhi deny: Bly Mund CO EEL |der th@® auspices of the Manufac-| mercial club is sponsor for the new * fot Kept, anc ‘ ager tenis cat taflacnesd wane turers’ association of Seattle, but/induatry, Lunch will be served, In| Is Sickness. . ‘ ; Seat ITALIAN OFF open to any business man trreapect:|t ning @ ball will be given un! 8 beget ive of membership in the associa |der the auspices of the Com f officials have fail Tr ces - nice, it is ao! tion, Arrangements muat be oe elub, to which the public ts invited | ish. ests in Ballard, x Words in de jthe office of the caecition, 709 WAN re ghiktren ‘ 2 Sepaenas Lowman building ON and from the ¥ When Viscount Cusani, command The Whotwom will carry the ox tye reaidon (* Mt een er of the Italian cruiser Puglia, at|curstentuts wad the’ Itinerary a OF HOO HO0S hers eompelied (0 mn Ballard and you MW the banquet given in honor of him-| inetatte Hverett, Coupe | evs , & nue Ba ey y ry m sect self and fellow officers at the Mal | vitle, Anavorte Hingham, Hlatne, | a rr . ing e ¢ and paren v r t t | ‘ade ry owners 8 ag hip ge ee tyne fan Amertoan club last nist, ater! Vancouver, Roche Harbor, Friday| Western Washin Hoo. Hoos fiver wat commenting upon t of/ Harbor, Vietoria and Port Angeles.| will make # «trong bid for the next ‘ . home nvene on nta,| primarily to get acquainted with Seattle in 1909 States,” it was the! ent communities, The ‘route in-| ¢row of boosters to 3 SANITARIUM tonged cheers from allleiudes much beautiful seenery.| Where the annual eon | Ninety men will be accommodated ie will « ater 6 J. Ghiigtione acted wn} At the convention held a Atlantic t _ and) Frank = Baty JClty in 1907) {twa y practically 4 {By United Press Now that the ruptey proc G. BR. Perelit respogie od \STEEL BUOYS TO BE jagreed that the 1909 conn at saotlen ; Aug. 28—It is rej ings of her husband mat out her to the toast, “The Italian Army and should be held on the P const | Bh ew YORK. off from funds, Mrs, Thaw {8 sald | y t Mra. Evelyn Nes avy PLACED IN HARBOR *0 the Hoo-Hoos are of the opintor vee today tha’ ‘ to be in poverty, as she spent her Mayor Miller ye that Seattle's invitation will Se pr her pray is 19 a sa allowance as fast as she got it paid an offictal visit te ne opted by jeyeck, her expenses being | Her friends prevailed upon ber | Gyuani ¢ - nia’ | qiaadé, Mrs. Thaw Is said | to go to a santtartum after her doc omm BE andl pesatangte: Pate ta 4 ~ 's “bl e at the pttal un-/| tor had told her that she must take |... al trl nde at hence harbor of ‘Seattle will soon be re ioe atta | i of Mrs gerald, | a rest or she would be an invalid © wath ie wer the city placed by steel buoys. Bids will chan Birmis re Nee mame of cue’ Gis ahivanen nd toniant (De called for the construction of | Joba Birmingham tan an ws ah thie afterncos ai toni pr igen of. « marine Insp of the First dis i iii Mig eaihiaiees {Viscount Cusant and Consult Ghig eo i thr veo, | {rlet. which embraces the entire { rope on Gn attend the neric ta o oO . te 5°.) United States t LED TW PANEG cover tian. bal icy peered oe Aeriiaapamaptia CoE ifieatione are com:| it ania oes up from the car pegeareay vcna barren i pleted. The new buoys are estt | Oi tel EET CAR ot to tere i | mated to coat about $3,000, and will | 1" ‘ du when the p CRAZED SAILOR measure 15xibx3% feet. One will iget n i —— away from him. « the present Huoy No. 1, off . {By United Press.) ih FRANCISCO, Avy al bunkers ciTy swept BY FLoop;| HANGS =o ma See gle toh Aw ship At ia yente of 183 1a) | daysy ( By ul United Pree) ox 7 carke erased and was constantly | { progra t wr for t 1 rred last EL PASO, Tex,, Aug. 28.—E m his knees | prayer. In the tt al ares oe he regular wn from! persons are known to be dead, | lght hia we made sleep} j H n ootie - during the com. t head the | many others are supposed to have wr ay afer | a pr . the at perished and the { Folsom a ~ New Mexico, is inundated as the | “@rd he hang NOTTINGHAM SAILS, re of a cloudburst in the 9 fo cme bet | tains early today. Mea advices | Aborioy a Ship Willian N ecel ved ere si a onttre aber ~ | avigation iE DISMISSED br pn body flan ade Canary | ceed to Pi d to discharge cargo omterday by the cloudburst i jens take a return of wheat | loaded “1.332.000 ‘feet cosmid a. A. J. MeCiure, the Boleom mi at | with disorderty conduct be. m Patrolman E Brafford ob ve ding a revolver ie tiding ip & Fremont-Hallard Was dismissed by Judge police court yesterday that R DR. CHRISTENSEN ENDORSED ‘COSGROVE SPEAKS Dr. W. T. Christensen has abn AT YOUNGSTOWN unanimously endorsed by the San-| dinavian American Republican club | pr iesdneie of the Thirteenth ward for the re publican nomination for representa the weapon tive from the Forty-second district Callao for W NEW YORK, Aug. 28 pension of the firm of W stock br day on th change. The The ul 18 Davin, Tomorrow is the last day to get one of the bar- ate the re} : ‘ tes (unimportant. The firm ‘ Ae ) gains we are offering in hours ta which to settle claims aes slightly used pianos. We) 0 Counciiman Max Wardall, Henry |have certainly made a Watson Cornell and others. punerow tiv. Congrove: will oo clean sweep, fully 100 pi- nit and speak ie the Bverett/ anos have been sold since the sale began. However, |we have a great many fine) rneon and evening ock thé Kansax Sun-| buys left for the right par- {i} Plonle at Wood! ties. Some as low as $95) candidat governor ¢ 8. G. Cosgrov | nomination publican tie will speak jgevine’s hall, Youngstown. Mr. Cosgrove will be f for the alking Machines _ ata Cut Price Outfit Selection Paid Advertisement. | To PICNIC, and Six Records of Your Own For Only $14.70. KANSANS Tomorrow afte och te to be served clock ao tl who attend to $150, good for practice » have them w 4.|purposes; some *$200 to nae sing hpnen juiahout (*|$300, really high grade pi-| ans m°"8 anos slightly used; some ldropped styles -and odd Waitresses’ union Local No. 240, makes that_are new; all give & box social tonight at) will be discounted to close aod ties win be dancing The |them out quickly to’make| jhour Is fixed at # o'clock ___|room for our regular lines, | 70c 114 May dole as we have,ten carloads of HAMMER 47c {pianos in transit. This) jembraces such well known! jmakes as Weber, Fischer, | |Kohler & Campbell, Koh- land park at 6:30 BOX SOCIAL TONIGHT. or tomorrow (Saturday) only, will of @limited number of $25 disc Talking Ma- complete with large horn, and six records we “M. E. HAY, your own selection, for only $14.70. out © neccner, Your| ler & Chane, Behr Bros., an as oh val yr repo | As this cut-price is less than the regular es too welt known to] Wheelock, Stuyvesant, |! Lieutenant Governor.” | d wholesale figure, no machine will be sold odiis thener; 40 Steck, and other high|-—— | dealers and only one outfit to, each customer 12 Maydole Hammer ...43e} ie | grade makes, and cheaper | 3° | pianos, such as D. S. John-; 11% Maydole Hammer Hammer Hammer is is positive. Pay $5 down and the balance $1 ly if you choose The Raven Don’t wait or delay. Remember only a lim . wrod ng lla $< |ston, Iverson, Deniston, Atimber will be sold. Be on hand the first 711% Maydole Hammer 60c| Winthrop, Bailey, Jos. 1412-16 Second Ave. Shafer Bidg. Watch Prices. Phone, Main 2646. ond straight-claw ond regular Magar g tomorrow morning if possible. Store opens 4 *\ Keller, Clough & Warren, | 8:30 and will be open tomorrow evening until 10 Se »-|Brinkerhoff, and many slothers. We wish it thor- oughly understood that we | Sulphur Candles, box of 4, reg Third and 1310 Second Av. ular 26¢; spectal 16¢@ | University. do not claim to be giving | FOR THE ASKING F. M. SPINNI G pianos away and selling| Free 10c packages Or | them at a loss. Such are — Headache : ; a: fH) the methods practiced by| i iatiekadl ackias some piano houses; but if} you are looking for good} /full value for your money | Hand-Tailored or R. B. Calley, Mar. The Shoulder Brace for Pink Cascara Pills Our New Fall Clothing We have received quite a sprinkling of Fall Clothing, and every day brings us etill more lhe new browns, tans and olives, etc., in tweeds and worsteds, are very fetching, and are built to fit all forms with accuracy in cut and finish, which cannot be surpassed by your best custom tailor 1 very little detail is carefully attended to, and the construction is accom d by competent mechanics, under condition Our New Clothing forFall Wear At $15.00, $17.50, $20.00, $25.00, for Is now ready your mspection All Broken Lines of Men’s Clothing We still continue to sell at half price and less— $8.45 AND $14.50 The in will run from 34 to 37, but 1zes Coats are heavy enough to be worn all the year Coast. through on the Men’s Wool Underwear 50c, 75c, $1.00, $1.25, $1.50, $1.75, $2.00 The Famous Winsted Underwear We have received our fall shipments of the fa mous Winsted Underwear, known throughout the country for the quality of yarns used in its manu- facture and for its non-shrinking and non-irritating ; in five colors-—white, natural,tan, fawn, prope rties brown. Men’s Furnishings »complete a All the little access: man’s wardrobe, in the way of Shirts, Neckwear, Gloves, Suspenders Handkerchiefs, Hats, Shoes, etc., can be had at McCormack Bros., at t t prices. McCormack Bros. Head to Foot Outfitters for Men and Boys 812-14 First Avenue; Opposite Colman Block. SPECIAL Boys’ and Children’s Clothing Sale Drug Co. 4 Doors Above the Times. Opp. Bon Marche. The Raven Talks. Ind. 4972 MARMOLA will reduce your fat-ask at prescription de partment. B3¢ 25e ze 100 Blaud’s Iron Pills AT THE RAVEN 45e Complexion Brushes ..254 : Finest Concord Grape Juice— School davs are close at hand and you want Pints 20¢ 1 new Suit for your boy. Special, commencing Quarts .. 106 |we certainly guarantee J 2% Powder Putts Be tomorrow morning, Saturday, Aug. 29, at 9 o'clock ° pe value received and fem Ragen ABO RM FREE we will offer you any Boys’ or Children’s Suit for Hazel To school children, small half the regnlar price. We will save you big Machine-Made _itice weit oi eset cz] [fH the regan ce We’ wil ave you ig bes claim that we will sell » Paints and Cold paints, noney by buying your boy’s clothing here, as our lyou a good piano for $50 stock is all new and complete for this season's | : | trade Clothes T jor $75 or that we will sell) SATURDAY, WITH EACH 25 PURCHASE OR MORE fischer or We give free your choice of Juvenile Books, “stary and John bd jyou a Weber, Fische Rufus Rastus Brown,” “Busy Bear Sun Bonnets,” ete 1s aie is or |Kohler & Chase for an a pretty t ence bet n hand-tailored |amount that will not pur- AFTER 8 SATURDAY NIGHT-—SCHOOL DAY PRICES oy hine-made cl ntil reces a man hadn't lichase them at the factory, | 1% Sanitary Wash Cloth, after | $1.00 Halr Brush, after 8 ..47¢ ne ay nly fi s he a high-p it But | it ¢ Soap Box, after 8 10¢ ‘and have you come to pur- ndividual Towel, after & ; SCEAUY gaa amt : & hand-tailored and 1 through pane nave y I | 20¢ 77 eRe an oe It includes the latest styles and patterns, blue xleled and ha "| 1 ade \ichase them and go away |} jc Fine Comb, after 8 he ze ‘ ; fl dipappointed and-say that|} *° Pressing Comb, after 8 Hot Water Bottle, aft erges, worste and cheviots. The following are y, | § } ’ & $10.00 0 for a f ||Kohler & Chase are fake nking Cup, in neat ca ith oe eseisna hint nied ” O Hand advertisers. We guaran ) the | | — tee to have the goods that aaaaiiiiiad ~ ——— B cl thi + ore the @ . oys’ o in d ||we advertise and warrant| a that you will agree with $4.00 Day sale $2.00 ) il ||us that no better value was| R 00 1 Day ( 2.50 last ever offered Remember, Regular $5.50 1 Sel ) | ament ||sale closes tomorrow night Regular $6.00 value school Day at 10 0’clock. Weare open R | 00 Tite he D ‘ | F 7] tonight until 9 o'clock. | all , sh ig Ready Up to This we do by request from many purchasers | $50.00 | who -wish to take advant age call during the day. your ‘tanga STEAMER YO and cannot re, Call |] e of the sale lat 719 2d Av., Near Columbia VO EVERETT AND FOOT OF UNIVERSITY. ST cariest com! Grand Excursion, Sunday, Aug. 30 SEMITE | “ PORT LUDLOW | e Chase! Under susptore of American Yeornee, Marmony tomestead No. er yaveo Pwr 6, feat of Votreraity. ot, of 0:80 @ en. tog Byer KING BROS. CO. [Kebler & Chee Ss Crown Clotning CO. . ||) akon. Bowebeus, Rt mm | Correct Apparel for M@m 1318 Secoml Avenue | FARE © CARTS ROUND TRIP. i} 1121 FIRST AV. NEAR SENECA : Seattle, Waih. and, Por Fi rane ee eet ere 4 ~~ REMEMBER THE NUMBER. © a | WEBER PIANO DEALERS« |)" sacenctidlinndeieiniiipilleiiiiiitin °