The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 7, 1909, Page 3

WALKING THE STAR GETS THE MONEY gg HORT ADD! VMILE Mp THe CRLEBR® Ne M yarrent AG _ © ity United t ul ie On Friday Y mpany, loos carried a half adverUsement July 2. ridan}look at the crowd Mr, W. Red: | The head, manager of the sale with a Star repres Alar te certainly a wonder as talking |an advertising medium—tt brings entative, volun: | the money, Of course our stuff th » poople | frat ¢ and that, with The Star ' all that hece ary Th y the tn Now jother paper carried @ sing pace of this sale. The answer LIFE OF A PIMPLE pul « gecu ask that notice be given that no one is urged to pur Sel akin discovery xpo was not made known to any aition officials - Mr. Heney Is avotd P Grandchildren Pensioned.| SHE 18 ONE OF TWO NOTED ing publicity as tuck a. eAvOl | chawe It without first obtatning an | F Aity Waited Pree PERSONS TO TAKE IN on bis vacation trip pty inane experimental package. Hvery , July t et who ‘ TH ' 4 sired to see the " fe hae tried it knows that « j i ae — BIG SHOW = pa the fair ke any prt | iiety cent box, of = : ee and sliders ae ate citizen, which he did, exproms-| tyre Ce, 101 } iced eran tne much pleasure in what he saw. | ous © ; , Tike teas edae | Two distinguished visitors at the pt, and ss drug ks fen ns oday . © cure the worst cases of ectema,! civil ist pension of |AcYoP. exposition this week have MAYOR BUSSE IMPROVES, where the surface affected is not to each the four | been Francis J. Heney, th (fy United Pree) too large The itehing aves on "har Dickens cutor from San es ancl CHICAGO, July 7 Mayor Busse, | first application It will also cure! Ethel Barrymore now appearing here. Bo! Prited Pres ed the exposition practically t July nito Monday, paying uo of Ptatement by , calls, and Miss Barrymore was the fair again on Tuesday, and de , 'clared that she will go an often as she can find time thie week. She le playing “Lady Frederick” at the Moore She visited most of the RENO, New July 7 The large attractions on the Pay. Streak est July weather mioyed them od and accompanted who underwent an operation for ap-| acne, tettor, blotches, sealy seal pendicitis one week ago . to Improve and his attending phy ja! siclans declare that he will be able to resume the duties of hia ofice within & short time May Run for Mayor form of hb, in sding Stehing f d and * veh an the and hande, is not perceptible Nevada Freezes in July Hy United Pres.) connection with {t, as these irritate cold. and prolong skin troubles, some Neveda experiene-| times even causing them ed was recorded last night. Small] Ae to the experimental package , bodies of water had a layer of ice | of posiam friends, Miss Barry and the wheat In the nérthern part | charge by mall of the Emergency tracted little attention, and few of the state is reported to have| Laboratories, 82 West Twenty-fitth people who rubbed elbows with her been frozen lderaet, Mew Youk. ie out Pacific Shasta route. on the Pay Streak realized that they Iflelent to clear th General Agent 8. P.| were seeing the shows in company RES overnight, and the face of ore) with Latin. ‘pimples in twenty-four hours. What*you 4 one of the most noted and’ man te thrown a INV STOCK-ADJUSTING SALE Lined Fire Clay Dutch Cooking Ware The Latest and Most Scientific Cooking Utensils Yet Produced. For Cleanliness, Durability and General Usefulness They Have No Equal. The regular price of this set is $2.00, but to ad vertise it in this vicinity the manufacturers arranged with us to offer a limited number of sample sets at The Set of 3 Pieces 59c Nl | Baker—Kettle—Dutch Oven ie d Dutch Cooking Ware is the best and most eco # ware to use: the lining is burned into the clay in such er as to render it proof against acids, and impervious and wil not scale off, even when allowed to boil dry. nfortable Rocker Nottingham and 3 Strongly Constructed Cable Net Curtains Cable Net Cur of Solid Oak For tomorrow only we offer this splendid little Rocker; it is very well | tains, made, of solid oak, finished | 46 inches wide, wit! % golden; a very comfortable | rocker, with cobbler seat; just the thing for living 3 yards long insertion and edging effect; three patterns in white and five pat room; sold $4.75 regularly at : terns in ecru. Also seven different styles in Nottingham Curtains, white and ecru; regular 3 25 | prices range from $3.25 to $3.75; spe 2 cial for Stock-Adjusting Sale Oak Dining Table Solid Oak Dining Tables or Early English Finish $26.00 8-Foot Golden Oak Round Top : Pedestal Table ...........++ $17.50 eXtension Din eS txaite of $34.50 6-Foot Golden Oak Round ob » Made o "I 4 ?. . hed golden or | Pedeatal Table ...36. 000000 $25.0) W table, designed very similar to pic $41.50 8-foot Golden Oak ee valu for .. $12.75 Pedestal Table .. ch Shades | roe hades, $4.00 kind; Ber hires. $2.95 Shades, $6.00 kind ‘ 83.05 Bhades, $4.00 kind . 85.95 $1.95 Pair = 8 ng Table, with 42-inch solid oak throughout, fin y English; non-dividing Round Top . $32.50 “ALL THE Creorr you EXTENSION RODS from 2 Extend to 54 inches, with lar brass fancy knobs on anced regular price 25c; each | 124¢ KASHGAR COUCH COY ERS—3 yards long, 60 inches wide ; fringed all around; five choice patterns; regular price $4.50; each . $2.45 SECOND AND UNION » 86.05 a soy nian ore | ; J Pas clally Impressed with the natural { ¥ “ floral beauty of the A-Y-P. F Complexions Are Cleared and Pim ' a = a g visit was also a qu plee Disappear Overnight ; won P * enantio : a Without Trouble . areas Senato d W. Mulkey, of Or ed State Building, but their pros gp Fede oc egg! eter lak continues hives, barber's and every other} | Water and soap cannot be used in| it can be had free of) nplexton | 1406 First Avenue BECOND AND UNIVERSITY | THE STONE, FIGHER CO | THE BTONE, FISHER Co SECOND AND UNIVERSITY Jackets, Coats and Suits for ¢ ‘ais Women Are e Offered at a Third to a Half | Less An excellent opportunity for Fair visitors (a pin there!) to secure practical, handsome garments for less than they'd ever expect, The reductions are made with a view of reducing stocks before inventory, ings that abound: The following is only a hint of the sav WOMEN’S JACKETS ! $5.00 WOMEN’S LONG COATS I or tight ting styl I ain and fancy striped effect All i Less SUMMER WASH 8 $1.00 TAILORED SUITS KIRTS $32.50 || Muslin Night Gowns, Worth $1.00, for 48c | “saa * of cham galaten iras percale French and tr #, in plain colors. A medley of fine savings in the Underwear Section, Se d Floor. Ar range to come early for these a plaids; in | MUSLIN GOWNS xtra good width and length. Value und $1.00, For tomorrow, 48¢, r another } y color or | COMBINATION BUIT6—HALF PRICE FANCY APRONS—HALF PRICE arranged this About fifty in the lot. Blightly led; cove Dre wth $2.50, for $1.60, | and skirt or cover, skirt and draw omblned Dresses $1.50, for ORE. | Made of ve fine ma roidery Dresses th ¢ and 4be, for J from $2.50 to § $2.00 Bults, 1,25, $5.00 Buits, $2.50, } $3.60 Suits, 0,75, ' Bults, €8.75, trimmed. Price rth $1.00, for 6D. rit 0 and $4.00, | for 52,69. eS NNN Ae SR re NNR EUR Principal Distributers of |! Butterick Fashions | r Three | | Washington | Stores HE AVE Eat Mapleine Ice Cream —It’s Delicious High Class Woolens! High Class Tailoring! Must Be Reduced! uly Clearing Sale $40, $45, $50 Suits “Are what we are used to handling. We never make any clothes for less. To reduce our stock in a few days we will give you your choice of any of these suits made to order for han maple. De Genutes WALL'S SAFE & LOCK CO.'S SAFES aces © -y egzion fe Co. MANUPACTUKERS S12 OCCIDENTAL AVENUE An industrial corporation has a limited number of shares of treasury stock to sell. Subserib- ers are assured over 25 per cent on investment. Stock will In- crease over one hundred per cent in value inside of one year, Corporation is composed of lead- ing business men of Seattle. Bank references. For inside de, tails address “Investment,” In care of The Star. ‘With the best of linings, a No. 1 fit. We fit you perfectly. This Sale is for Three Days Only— Thursday, Friday and Saturday LYONS World’s Largest Tailors 1113 First Avenue NO. 166 Wing tr aturday drawing for rged picture at Buffalo ing in your ticket and « 424— PIKE STREET —424 IANO FOR RENT, Kohler & Chane, IMIS Second Ay. Tel, Mato raz. Ind, 10322, OSTEOPATHY telty, vibration alr aw igit ther. t baths, and other Optics! rooms nd treating eyes yifices in Seattle. Con- ALBERT HANSEN, Jeweler Best eau 1 ab un Treatments $1 each. herry. A path and Optician Firat and Cherry 1407 i Pe Hank Bidg., Secon Optical Department. and Pike. Main 245) AGENTS FOR “iain pei . The World's Me meno = K Nn a he Best Piano One Priced Piano House. $ 5 oO Reward | Per any case of alcholinm that I cannot cure in from 3 to & days. J. B. BRISBOIS Globe Hotel Cor. Piret Ay. and Mate St, Private Office, Ind. 4221,