The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 29, 1909, Page 5

THE STAR—THU As fULY 29, 1909. 8 . (ey Unlted P ) * RATION. "WM, eee OWTH . her re he wf vd —positively only one of these articles will be sold rticles i fi in yo iN that can easily be carried will not tg delivered. C, O D and i liohot 4 ig perey a : orders not accepted seasionaires Will Spend for tw Wy Valted ale day, charging a hepeeey ; meee 000 in Making Their] rato tones ot wa LIBDON, July s0—Poar of aml plicant 96 conte + 100 milre rugs: specially {Splendid jardiniere —} ne and a half yard long _ and Spee+| (ii) 4 and t King Ma See ccc cece Lee. ) Stand or magazine . pie fo Friday — rack; extra special made-up ( ; for Friday 95¢ rugs: ; special \ for ‘ Friday —| | ‘ear HORTHER | PUT IN LOW RATES, miracnats® S85 NK CAT SOARES SSS) MES IMD AT Ifather of the daughter of (By ft heartily in}. BLIZABETH, N {odignant mothers Jodged com-| Plaints at police headquarters today a pink eat which near! whitened the wits out of thelr wnes, they sald | 29 LOCAL OFFICIALS INSTRUCTED | THAT COLONIST RATES ARE ISSUED IN SEPTEMBER, he cat, known as Mike, le mar cot for workmen on pler 19 of the F Centval railroad, It changes color As hie wile sh } with the varying weather, and in a ¥ tinal é roaching id wave turne its ' ‘pler, says, Clear skies ahead, and 92.00 and #20 Mike Was that} yit's a dirty white, Mike way until today, It pepe faratag ;UHGHKD i SUL oe “oil i tee ae clouds (My United & STOCKTON, Cal, J |, | Sadie B. Martin, a promi te travel west Pie the prod: a Committee Named meeting of the | this fall paper woman and an tort a writ oud o ie the ve t's trail and ory my poh ‘ie @re planning a) mass meeting In ite behalf. eleniiiars values in fancy pillows and pillow covers: monts. Mra Martin » persons ay, wa i chated with the polls special for heeds serviceable “as settee for june as dramatic critic during the r Gas Mean Suaes jearly elghtios. Two sons, Roy and) e which bas SUIUUERERS TESTES TTMNT TTT TET Eat porch or lawn: specially PAd you mail that texter 1/AFcble Martin, prominent Inmber swooping the elty for the past w H. L. KLEIN priced for Friday— men of Belingham, Wash, survive THE GHOEMAKER, 1 carried it In| her n't forget it, and o firet box. Y re H if you can't get boots or H shoes to fit you, get them made fj Every Ume a man has bie for € you y¥ letter ne told he gets rid of a small much hotter before night eader rtion of It Hundreds of persons slept on the| B catire char se Manjunction wit regular price $1.76 ~attractive Jardin | stand or magaz exactly like — pleture. strongly made of select ed solid onk and fintshed in Early English; 84 inches high; the shelves » 18 inches tn r; regular price d value at $1.75; f | d sil pie 95c SEs] MMR Standard Gay | == A. Bridge & Co.— Largest Clothiers on the Pacific Coast ——A. Bridge & Co. The Annual Mid-Summer Clearance Sale AT THIS GREAT STORE IS NOW ON IN EARNEST. THE PRICE-MAKING INCLUDES > | Chthing Furnishings, Hats, Shoes All of our $15, $18, $20 and $22.50 Suits for men and young men; in cassimeres, worsteds and unfinished worsteds; during sale— 2.3 Every suit that sold at $22.50, $25 and $30; splen- pillow lee detigne reduced ne-half regular ¢ Frid price; $3.60 value special for heralding the] | } ah an idea! furniture contentence for ef polish; we a iWurn ureC fer out; we wae | make regular f \ deliveries to all pelnts ef Creater fe atthe a) be a Water Car- Mf the Pay Streak) arts of gaily| stumed mer- Buarantes It to be the beet you can boy. Pull wire botite— 25C at the Stadium. on the auiety will be 1 Gitte-rent parte ¢ of Made on Honor and Bold on Merit McPhail Pianos Manwfactured Since 1887, rapacity of whic ed and admission will) g | pace of a freak nature bant, an Ee « oy on horse Mexican vaquero. Also/ fof ali nations, in which PS representation of all @arth--Arabs, Mext fetes, etc. Reveral unique Bye been decided upon, be- gamut of bareback THE MEYER-TONPR PIANO CO, B14 Union Street, Navy Ya ra Route JSS BRT 2 cee RES LAINORY te, 6:08, te m thie coast, in or. ne Dore’ Haturday and By ie |; pone ithe 5 ak With ~ COLLARS Ic, 2c, 2 yndar). 8 x ee “ie 0 fi Lass FARE, 0° ROUND THIP. CUES 4c Shans | tort sw at toepeal Sia Jape Sire Me + aes (Fa) RTS. 8 RACK EVERETT AN ibs. > Sf ee es nis $500 Reward Aix round tripe Gally, Leave Seaitie @ Por an t v. cane of atcholtan tha a lam, 318 pm, Op mand F Connot cure in from $ tet dare : a 5. _BRIsBOIS Cor, pint a AY. oa" ew! St. Private Office, «en. spectacular balleta Lay the wamen of al) na- | ice An the . lake M foot y Pu Streak, “CHRISTENING. Shame ix to be?” aaked ter, ne he approached the precious artful i Philip Ferdinand Cod ' Bats an orett T a m as eee did values in all shades, blacks and blues; finales tr eet wae verett and Tele ones, Sunset M (turning to the aex ‘lt more water, Mr. Jou plense” suitable for fall wear; during this sale— 4./ ABOVE NUMBERS INCLUDE ALL SIZES. All Outing Suits and many things in odds and ends em and broken lots, at........+ a Furnishings at Mid-Summer Pri¢es Straw Hats.... ONE-HALF OFF | Golf Shirts, in all stripes and ‘ checks, from $1.1 All Panamas, while Oe ra ‘a to as low as... eee 45c Negligee Shirts, Neckwear, in fine silks, 20c OG i os Bas 10, 90¢p 65¢ and 45c aS IOW AS. sss sseeees Underwes ar, including light wools Flounce and balbriggan, err suit Silk Hose. sss rrisse» LOC from sss ene ee $1.10 to Age Home of the famous Douglas Shoes at... $8.00 and $3.60 A. Bridge & Co. LARGEST CLOTHIERS ON THE PACIFIC COAST First and Yeslee——TWO ENTRANCES——First and Yesler var’ accor ¥ Igencral excellence, Unless otherwise are for strletly Ment OF SEATTLE The Star Wants Fifty More Carriers —At Once — This is necessary on account of the immense circulation growth of The Star, We want good, hustling boys in every part of the city, boys who are anxious to make good money. Some routes are well established, and command a good price. For these we want 15 to 17 year old high school boys, and for other smaller routes we will be glad to take your application. INDEPENDENT Earn your own pocket money and have lots of it Buy what you want with your own money, We want only hustlers, live, independent boys who are anxious to make lots of money, and who know they can make good. eo SN