The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 5, 1909, Page 3

min A REMARKABLE SHOW NORWICH, Conn, July S<Preel lent Taf wit he eat of hone AY Streak to wreet b ' vr whe andl { 1 fice Spestee- mpion of the big match out| pone Patt Card. k of clubs |The prosidential party Waa met at , and Interesting. : th i ut 1 the prinel i WNIE WHEELER ale r | rT] ifined fdr tis one can wu matters of local Interent a Me ie the ; = Clare { Sireketd & After a reception at noon, tender the big cireus Llevye murieten a ke wed and 0d by the ¢ Last wtarht ! be the bewt {1 this county w wetainen : © | presldent o Wallace shoe You couldn't bave persuaded me 7 b a aaeee a m me ble parade thls morn TACOMA SANE FOURTH ter i one Ww " ad ac fo t panes rc on 6 “is Age TACOMA, July 5 Not a fire < at yt ti . ‘old friends of]: ncker Was heard in the down-| TOWN 18 DESTROYED. jn every We the At wera [tone Matrict yesterday, Tacoma hy Uplied Press) t the ife and sane” celebration was \ » when you 8! \ © thelr Sunday | y, dented in ' RENO, Nev, July The whe ats « of thes and wo did not know me nh ite M lute liown of Prattville, Plumas count ome One The cireus will hold two per he © Polls Cal, oon entlrela destroyed in the ble tents at 27th \ ne ant And | fire, One man is supposed to have 1 Yealor and Cherry ata. to. | °thtire « been burned to Prattville Spe Was a Village of Htanta, 90 of Reno 8 BOTHELL WILL TIME. A LOCAL OPTION VOTE THE MARKETS — = The following are prices quoted by the salers on loval produce average 1 whole ents aod BOTHELL, Wash, July Thi olty, sorfar as te known, will be the jh |flrst muntotpality to try the new) feed Wriees tn }} joel option | ‘ wi Jeet to varia ° ii} 6 al option law, A petition with freshuens nnd general excellence ag |*iguers has been banded to C. O.| but these prices, untose otherwise Wilson, town clerk, calling for an tndionted, are for atrtetly fier * Felection Aug. 28, The names fol.| Sree * ° t . Si Meere—Kihel Barrymore in @ , w a. Michner 8. R. Reder,| Neus nnd Barter or the dog ® “Lady Frederick seo uweon, Roy M. Worley, J. J. Bees * @ pene * Smith, BU! Guernsey, 8 F. Woody, | Mutter tat : Hh j% rand — “Chinese Honey #!) Ww. Moore. Geo. W. Bickle, C. (| Butler, ranch ug — * ' MD ro © Seattie—"At Piney Ridge.” # ane eons Ww Hal 2 D Keeney : Poultry. * Lole—"The Fatal Card * hag nical TER LDL 5. La | Brotiers, ib, “a 1? | # | Orpheum — New Vandevilte # | pamgunell, Ss to, Gels: | es ih og ® Tonight io — a hs Roosters, | t & Star—New Vaudevitic To. @ 20% H. Pearson, P. Schrans, Chas. | Noosters. dressed, ‘Ib rr & night @ | ¥; Beardalee, Ira Peony, B. Hargua, | Turks : v oun, r Wallace t HH & Pantages—New Vaudeville & he lg i‘ ne ay. bt nce, H ea. it t @ Tonight | Mona all, F. M. Hall, G. A.) Ducks ’ iM * * mm, John Van Natter, D. J, | Gees ih Avery Hall, Wm. Mobna,|{ ee ee ee : ’ janley, ZF. Hurna, C. R. Wet 0 The Grand jmore, J, MeCann, J. M. Batley, R. B . | Bothell, O. Rasley, Dx Dygert D. B. Staples, W. R. Campbell, fom ¢ “| Robt. Pollack, H. G. Dawson, A "| Preacott, M. Elifaot, ©. 0, Wilson J, Bolstad, Cart Reekstror ihe animals does a spe : ward Phelps, T. P. Tilton, FL B Wing the opening e iby Mi roth: "| Lucas, D. C. Roberta, E. L. Dut 06 is Tamed. 5 t r Animals to nm There lton, EF. Collins, G. M. Beard teased Meats. arena the and | fo" os 8 *\J, O. Dale, W. M. Olney, W.-A./ Vea ae @ bareback riding on Hannan, Wm, L. Hall, B. A. Sever | Vest, + 4 6.00 sowy necks are ance, Geo, Ling, W. W. Moorecraft Poultry Veods. ead WHR What seome to be a 1 A. M. Shaw, A. EB. Larson, W. G. Oyster shells, 1008, tun 2.00 ™ “but under , Graham, Jas, Skirving, R. C. Kies “ * ¢ p for should « sol, 1, B. Graham and R, B. Max ig become well as Bef aitack would be |» entitle ad 19 Eaeet on which they are! we gun 5 production this Revolutioniats Defeated. 1.7 week and ha tituted dialect in P Hilder Vides the big-| stead S—~A skirmish amt and jumps through At Piney Ridge” ts « story of has ¢ ahabad, 16 miles Pe ae am bis apec life In Kentucky and the southerser!to the northwest of Teheran, In Washington whidlt f wi his soft sounding “re” © which revolutic 1.0 with jumping | ever present h revolutt a p Kasterp Washingt Ane) its by the shah Two timothy 16,006 31 the revolutionists w killed, while pected turn tail and run ster, but he did for the long through the burr Ht, landing on the the cossacks lost one officer and ¥ three men. FOREIGNERS IN OANGER « act Is perhaps as p Ae any n trained’ of the frozen north, Mr takes dinner with Rand after drinking Wine has to be away, while the , Won't Go Home Another of the big es his master, he ts re Foported to (Dy United Pres.) 8T. PETERSBURG, July 5.—Com Simunioation with Teheran waa sev ered todgy, and grave fears are en tertained for the safety of the for eign residents, Latest reports re ceived from the bealeged city stated The lover of melodram Preite. that the shah's palace had been fpcnl straynerries... Lce@ tf fortified with Cossacks, as it was ex pected that the rebels would soon Ia make an attack for it lan ple Fatal Card” sounds ithe a and it certainty is with & scene In Colorado $150 Back Taffeta Silom sands of satisfied Seattle women are now using is superb Taffeta Silk—yard wide, oil boiled, rich, C istrous black, That the be is perfect is assured by the colored edge, which means that every d was dyed before it was woven. This is silk that meets demand—it has been tried by thousands of women who know and never s it failed. Guaranteed the — of a qualities elsewhere. is _ KNIT UNDERWEAR Look Over These Prices—Good Underwear KNIT UNDERVESTS 4c Women's Pure White, Sanitary Ribbed, Sleeveless Vests, the elastic, comfortable kind CHILDREN’S UNDERWEAR 3c. Children's and Misses’ White Sleeveless Vosts, sizes 1 to 14 years. Small sizes also have long sleeves. m rol err | MUSLIN UNDERWEAR | @pectal drives for Tuesday's selling; our Muslin | Wear always pleases, We've got the values * 50c DRAWERS FOR 2c n 5,000 yards of Corset Ladies’ Muslin Drawers, cut very full, finished Cover and Flouncing with rows of tucks or lace $1.26 AND $1.50 GOWNS FOR 890 White Cambric or Muslin Gowns, high neck and y lace or $2.00 WHITE PETTICOATS FOR $1.39 you | i ng sleeves or low neck and short sleeves embroidery A very lucky New York buy that means much to alone fa worth more than the price we ask Embroidery; beautiful patterns with strong edges that will stand ry and wear 79 a yard Tuesday extra special, trimmed. See those pretty fresh skirts. The embroidery WASH set DOMESTICS Cooler | This Section of Our Store Offers Striking Values | Footwear | | | Men's and Women’s Low erehiets for are elemant ge Comforts=fample Comforts 25 29 Inches 12:¢ White Dotted Swine wide. Special price. yard | White Lawn, 40 up from inches wide Biankete—Tan, Gray and White fe value. | Bpectal Blankets. Bpecial | price, yard 11c price, per palr Co Raby Blankets—White Haby | Pillows, Spectaily priced Cc or xT OF y Blankets, with blue and_pink up from borders, Apectal a | White India Linens, Spe C ; price, per pair ve elal price, yard Men's Patent Leather or *; our ueAday Soft Dongola Low Shoes, val 39¢ | wen to $2 Women's Tan or Black Viet with patent tips, or black pat LOW PRICKS—OUR CHIEF ATTRACTION + | ent leather; lovely, stylish goods that will please; all th plenty of them Men's or Women's, palr— 1.39 Bh, 4G, ConsHTS | THUNKS suit CASHES CARPETS [TIME WILD ANIMALS IK | I NORWICH STONE, FISHER CO. | GECOND AND UNIVERBIT ms. oJ ay ,) ins THE STONE, FIGHER CO. SECOND AND UNIVERBITY | Four Thousand Five Hundred as a result we of half, or near it. | tomorrow morning— Group No. 1. About ind V of white lawn and plain dotted batiste, s 34 to 44; plain tailored or, lace and embroidery trimmed; value $1.00; on sale 50c MMOTTOW, pp ee eee i me thous Group No. 3. About five hundred Waist lawn, trimmed with the finest lace broideries, openwork medallions and tucks; also plain tailored waists with broad or narrow 94 A5 $2.50, of fine white ind em line regularly $2.00 to Washington Stores SECOND AVE STEAMER YOSEMITE errs, a. Pa0T oF VNVEAMT YS Ot Tons of Ripe Berries at Giralagham Wodnesd B your pails a ket ous fruit you can 8, raspberrte with wu tng alor blackear nud salmon ber REMEMBER THE DATE, Wednesday 9:30 A.M. Bremerton Excursion Tomor row | ‘Ofte hundred mile excursion among the beautiful islands, stop |} ping at Paradise Park at Bremerton. See the battleships, forts, pow {| der magazines and machine shops, Fare 25 cents round trip, Leave Pler 6 at 1:30 Moonlight Excursion Tonight and Every Night musk Leave Pler 6 at 8 Ladies free Dancing and returnin 10:80, Fare 26¢ Tine Piano Co | AGENTS FOR K n a be The World's Best Piano TT Ono Priced Plano House. habe First Aven* =e Blackberrie wild | Waists Are to Go at Close | to Half-Price Quite the biggest waist transaction in which store has figured for many a day. back east enabled our people to lay in many cases for ‘less than the cost of the material and the making— ‘an offer, right in midseason, saving's Four great groups are offered | the 3usiness conditions Group No. 2. White Lawn \ yl ucl 1€ tucker lifferent . | trimmed, front or back or lingerie effect up to $L7 Group No. 4. About twelve white lawn in s¢ ’ lace and embroidery tri or back; long values up to hundred \\ venty-five different effec nmed; open front sleeves sizes; 0. Principal Distributers of SEATTLE “Get Butterick Fashions | REET a A ER NO EE Navy Yard Route Kennedy, Athion, Tourtst and Inland Flyer, DAILY TREE CARD. Schedule in Effect Monday, June 14, 1900 Leave Seattle—610 (except Sunday Lime of & 8 HB. Kenneg : 4:40 y. fastest alti a. m., 1:80, | eteamer hie coast, in. bisck face and #aturday Steamers MOB. only 11:30 Extra Boats on Snuday hange With 1 ton fo a8 Seattle e x 3. 1stS 8 FARE, S00 ROUND, rar; ; ~ EVERETT AND EDMONDS Single Bure to, Sauhomish $1.00 _ Honnd Trip. $1 grett and | Tele- ® Men's Lunel p.m, Choice o Onty £6 all hours. Short After-theater jalty -|Morrison’s Cafe ®: 1222 Second Av. versity to Ladies’ Grill on Unt+ eet, affording all con- ~ I e ey i The Newport | } CAFE & GRILL FIRST AND MADISON, INSIST ON A NEW YORK ROX hee vold infe