The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 16, 1909, Page 7

i THE STAR—MONDAY, AUGUST 16, 1909 7 ae “4 BAKE (VEN THIS OLD GIRL NOT ASHAMED THE 8T< FISHER CO BECOND AND UNIVERSITY THE STONE, FISHER CO SECOND AND UNIVERSITY. August Blanket Sale!!| | OF HER AGE AND IT IS 213 YEARS THURSDAY THUR SEWARD | npn | nie Belongs to Ringling I he te one of the largent of their herd of 40. Preparations are already under way for the cole na few days seen the sar border, and made of a fine quality Lots New ¥ lev to 8T. MARY'S UNSHRINKABLE ALL WOOL PLAID BLANKETS of long, fleecy wool; for, pair he fourth time a park attra feenees Be well As ever the AUTO RUNS MMT v f the old ' bir lay \ tthe oaterer ha baked the ake. It is an elaborate affair, a in white, and on top of It Is the} tatuette of Jennie, done in plaster | and surrounded by 213 candles, The l pull 124 else, Heavy Cotton WHITE YALE WOOLEN feast will be heid in the main tent] | I wienhete with coleied borers, 1 BLANKETS | after the matinee Thursda Jot | \w id for $1.00 & pair; for Extra tt her | > |e }ale will sit at the hoad of the ta Gove pink or ) ery | i and eat peanuts from a tub, Doc) It 26 ics Wikies heavy,-flutty blanket that woul i 14 Kealey, bows elephant man, wil . | eon 5 ell the world ¢ for $ for ria (Ah a gray and tan, with colored bor b | - mm.) ——— ders; always sold for 65c a $5.00, | j od a st Known oF Jonnie fa that | ir: for & \ | pair; for 56¢. WHITE BLANKETS | 4 » Washington was still | sp : hiss hake Ge 1 tac | ae tra lee Cott Nanket J . 4 wr) “| i States if ae ak ing, full 11-4 aize; pink or blue | | t from somewhere tn th i in gray, tan or white, with col. border regularly $3.25 « pair 5 wilds of Africa to become an ex: |}} ored border worth regularly ae arly $3.26 a pair; | Bi lasien, Baaend.” Bae just i i} F usual hl way of that genie ST. MARY'S WHITE OHIO | 113 yeare will have elapsed since {ii ) | Pure White Cotton Mankets, with 4 ¢ FLEECE BLANKETS See cutenaes tate Gbbtineatien, ona ll iI, bert lint. a8 Marnacte Dutt |i] out border; extra large; full Bise 12x84; long, fleecy nap 4 |her age was then estimated at 100 | iit pplautes | Slee; for $1.89 4 patt kad oil bound) beautiful Som) saan ‘ ders in pink or blue; guaran {"'In 1806 the elephant was trans |Z PPP HR OR ROHS ' Ha | INDIAN BLANKETS — teed all wool, both warp and | / n I © elephant was tra: r "« Fr rer Sar ee i ro bs fill fc alr $12.5 | WAR | te. fan Leen tk a ere ts tae ‘om almost all the Indian tribes 4 ug; for, a palr $12.50, it ARTHUR SE " | cares tine adler’ vale * Moore—"Polly of the Cir * seep] tn the just the thing for Joung , OHIO FLEECE BLANKETS | | — } i eu * 1h} ing, for canoetst 4 for the camp ice ning Red or gray, all wool, with { id 1 wish to say tho Bake! known that In 1846 Jerry Fogg and : oe = st The Witeaiag . | from $4.50 each to $12.00, as or brown borders; a pair | e of rhe atisr at | Rveneti« wes ho operated a “sy 2.50. | ee oa tv. t y pain of |amall show tothe Waited Btates,|* @fend—~"Bhip Ahoy vd ST. MARY'S BAXONY BLANKETS ST, MARY'S SAXONY of it since, | am satisfied | bought the animal and brought ft to - ‘ Seattle Anita, the Singing @ | Size 72x84; bound with ailk taffeta ribbe war BLANKETS lt (AB cate caves w all other | America for ite first tour with the | 10) . : * |] ranted all wool; pink, blue or yeh | WHITE SARNIA BLANKETS BUCKLAND BLANKETS Extra large, 78x90 inches; a | : - pheum New vaudev ww harder ante « f or | . fail. 1 have ma red wagons. In 1855 Jonnie became |) = i! wing the ' # palr $17.50, Full 114 size, with Sea Island 11-4, in either white or gray, a | Palr $19.50, = Fags changes opie who Ww the property of the city of New), New vaudeville to @/ li | OREGON WOOLEN cotton chain and all-wool filling; | beautiful bed blanket that would Other Blankets to $35.00. a ' Atle Orleans, Later she was —* le nigt e " = BLANKETS r 1 not to shrink; for, a Hi for $7.50 & pair; | 6&T. MARY'S REO LOGAN | they could t wa sil j tailed with a small show, and just 4 nr hite, extra heavy and extra BLANKETS | od They started to be baked, and |after the Civil war was sold to tt : ; montages E 1H} large; pink or blue borders 70x80 inches, with black striped ple | elty of Rockford, IL, to become for | ¥ ah s worth $6.50 pair; for ®4.95. * * . * . | | garprised at thelr speedy re nk and whit 4 5 | gate that I am entirely free of Fy “ at bear ot Founte MSM ELE REESE SYN ESS Paty 5 naeanile | borders; strictly all wool; either {; guarante baolutely all wool worth $5 00 Bize 72x84, with extra long, | dreaded . yhoumitiom, | & 52° Menagerse & & rauiross snow tarhing Into the Vegetarian res natu t nite 0 ) a palr; for even ‘i a give sna ‘ in hopes |2W8ed by Charles Andros, now wily of the Cireus” at the Moore. taurant,cn Union st, betwoen Seo | Rare) Seay oF white; for a Arties ‘ heavy fleece, with either pink oF | | : a may go there | ret and living in Chiengo. An 0 Re pe dramatic erft:/ond and Third avs, a bie “Boelng|f blue bord: a palr $11.00, i + Seas a Lonch, S0ld the elephant in 1889 to the) [c'*" "8 a, “Pally ot the *” | Seattle” automobile ended a wild |{|——————~—-— ei | i ee Mires at Sale go | Ringling Brothers. ‘They still own| is that lt touches the responsive |run down Union at, with a craut } | | H eet Se gta | is not likely the: u 1 aud that ce he ae Birra rises mo ag, |S, Se, Mt at thly hi | hr sic a chu ont st be hard tor ones Best Wearing Rugs and Carpets Ending the Greatest Sale : vs ry ot Gundaya become a great pet in the big) f suded the mors a ing, and fortunately no | a ee Sey | he af ee cireus And Jennie pays for her | of the minister, laughed at the t enverely tatered, ‘the omorrow the bal f the $2.00 Shoe Ss th Pte 12 only, and they give fre . sagt a . ey gas (O ju M S L Pri ) balance of the hoe Sale and other fe if oar, and they tear many tinea gr. fr in coed” ands write ve mena, idsummer ale— Owest Prices } tines recently added go on sale at $1.50. All feet can be “ ‘ od o e makers Polly 1 n the chine made tte wil j snare ‘ } ; “ St, Beattie. R SEWARD. |*8¢ can throw her great fra arty aparers) of tee cua ah tha comer oun aie a te August, known as the dull season, witnesses the most ¢ fitted, buying the stylish Shoes, Pumps fall Oxfords of the | : ) ARTHUR SE ‘RD. | against « mired wagon and move {t son. Tho car te owned by |p} Sttfactive prices of { Rugs and Carpets. It's to keep the force } season at less than the materials and transportation, includ- | t onto solid ground when 40 horses Ragoft, whose ad is at|f} Dasy. Your profit; note the saving ‘ ing $2.50 to $4.00 Oxfords, at $1.50. | coast not hedgn it ay |] mony BHusseLs nus j What is more, she fs a atle “4 SHOES PUMPS t beast. She has never given one of | SA 4 Black Suede Brown Kid | i r many keepers a moment's wor BEAT HIM UP, HE SAYS it i : Brown Suede Brown Suede, Bronze | { iry, and she haa probably fed trom | #22.00. Green Suede Kid i (the hands of a million people. She ri ae onan & me | veLVeT ann) AXMIN. Gray Suede Brown Suede, Low } tw still in her prime, being an Hecause nek, owner of , Ti Tree Gun } Heel 8] phant, for elephants have been the Vancouver bar, at 87 W. Wash-/ AXMINSTER HUGS Viel Kid | Black Suede, Low | known to Hive for 600 years. 80 ington st, invited him into the bar,| , gine bay Patent Colt Heel it is more than likely that Jennie supporediy to have a drink, and t “af be ope | OXxForDs will live to eat peanuts from th “beat him up,” Theodore Dab re. ? Ger tiie Chocolate Kid | i hands of children whose grea bartender, bas filed mult in t | same Brown Suede Bronze Kid | i grand parents are yet unborn. pertor court for $1,000 damages. | satel Black Suede Bronze Calf | | - i the sone and elr ane rope ve Dabler ves geo = ek vee | | | ar sos van seh Tan Russia Calf | Ox Blood Calf i @ worst of the hand reilston. | pomely entice im inte the saloon | Patent Colt ; t | and that Is always « thrilling satis | Ci) ine premeditated idea of using exl0% “suet al . a . action ¥ premned' den of w sgust Bale price : funded. 2 tf As A if in thie a the eae) Roh MUP a Suahphling deads Ce tant iI cunt Bale price Oats. pe Exchanges made but no money refun fliet te are ater keep dent oecurred Auguat 10. oes SHY AN AUTOMOBILE «):''= 9:2! Syncs pene ig te adbeast faftece aed hionaeuer! tilng| me tow Pow Ae doe |S j im love with her @ tinister ts | id. § | An automobile of the Cadillac | just an ordinary human being, ike |? | Three | Deteiee Dodd } . oat minister nd it te marvelou | so ee i Taal Brogenty Of Josiah Cob! West enthusiasm bis Surely natural | | Washington | i] Shoes ba our win- Ina, director of ceremonies at the | conduct arguacs. His deacons and | ac ii 8 i for W \f exposition, -waa stolen last night deacon ever, are quite other wn Stores SECOND AYE AUNIVERSITY * SEATTLE «Geet» {| or Women. _dows for apna i a sath ‘nists! Dapee at Dreamland. | | : l ESSGNERESNE | pe residence at 1205 University at. | or) | howevre' Prise walte at Dreamland tome ' c . prices. Mra. Coltins ordered the machine | stay wane Mech S| row might jwent to the residence at § o'clock | . IShe had planned a trip to the water | cai", /a!K) even [pour tolerant } front to pick up friends who were | Grives het hack to the oireus, }to arrive by boat, The machine was| Againet wis is ti So. gt Heft standing in the street, but when | 24", bone pongnt and roe, pe Mrs, Collins left the house the car all_that te slangy | Was nowhere in sight. NEW IDEA PATTERNS. | NEW IDEA PATTERNS. Ed. J. Wolff Co FORMERLY OF THIRD AND PIKE Now at 1421-1423 Fourth Ave. Between Pike and Union, the new store on Fourth Av. Buy Your Wants Here And Save Money Our prices are lower than Second Av. Let us prove this to you. Below we give you a few of our many good values: e third make up ht is Shetland GRAND FREE EXCURSION CAUGHT BY GUARDS aus es) vee TEA UTI FUL ) BIRMINGHAM <tridians om the expusition\artist om a cc FOR if | srownda, thought they had @ clever and around h —e Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday scheme for quenching their thirst on | [ TIDE LANDS f th ba: t of Agricul treus bueln etna wh ye WATER FRONT {for use in the exhibit of the Claus. | *tanding treae bot ee ee | Whitney was caught In the act by| way int j Wet, ae well as others who have) wilt hardly satiety the discriminat.| ON FAST STEAMER VENUS, LEAVING PIER 6 AT 9:30A.M. ANDO | the probibition fair grounds, until! sta I} permit, although | they were arrested for stealing beor| tilent Hbertiea are taken with the FACTORY SITES The ¢ tableau te a pretty | tural building, where is waa stored | scene with 4 the miniater laen Brewing company up staire | Sbile ts te atitt-legged BUSINESS PROPERTIES | expasitic ' c | “Polly jexposition guarda, and implicated the omniverous theatregoer, but not been arrested. The men are held|/ing and exacting’ taste jat the exposition grounds The RETURNING IN EVENING AT 8. Claussen people declare that the Greed. HOMES INCOME INVESTMENTS us” will please BOYS’ BLOUSE WAISTS,| BOYS’ KNEE PANTS in all colors, black and plain great vartety, sizes 50c INSURANCE “ blue chambra: 4 to 14, at oo... eee * Ferris Hartman and bis big com- NO TICKETS NEEDED. 5 ‘ ORY Rineet print “ned rectanioe| cect ann tien sine curth of tant] Bany infused a lot Of ginger into CARE OF PROPERTY at : 25¢ Tapies’ GINGHAM AND P Cite sound tachity. | 24 — hana mt beer Pandy Aber". at tae rent inst Birminghanronthe-Sound ts the scene of the greatest activity EE CHAMBRAY ree A nO ete, Myers Op-| me ben sialon. ee tee bg 4 these days. Homes and stores are boing built as fast as workmen Bee ~y oa 1414 Second Cette ee morte than sattefled. It wae het List Your Property With Us ue Oo. OMAHA, Neb, Aug. 16.—Two] stuff right off the bat. and as con ean be secured; sidewalks are being laid all over the beautiful prop BOYS’ BLOUSE WAISTS,] — sorted patterns, 50c | persons died of the heat hero this] ‘Tasie’ with | the ottert leat} erty. Hundreds of Seattle families are planning an early removal : jaundered collars and cul Eee " Oe } . making « total of ten to theao magnificent homesites, the latest and greatest triumph of — apenas 50c LADIES’ BLACK MOREEN deaths from the heat within forty C, D, Hiliman’s real estate operations on the Pactfic Coast. Birm seta» SKIATS, cut very i aa : —— ingham f# on this wide of Puget Sound, near Everett, close to rail! eee rae Sale Rieoteble 98c ways, wchools and churches. You can now buy WATERFRONT ACRE TRACTS or 6 and 10 acre tracts at from SPECIAL SALE OF 250 TO | seme 800 BELTS—This includes] A NEW LINE OF SILK leather, elastic and 15 SKIRTS, all colors, Regu- silk. Special at ....6 lar $5.00 goods. 3, 98 Special at ed Prize waltz at Dreamland tomor- Ind. Ave.cor Lini row night. =| TAKE ONE FOR A FIVE SPOT = _ | Ostrich the BUY YOUR House Fur.| BOYS’ RIBBED BALBRIG. . = Feathers | $50 to $1 SO An Acre NISHINGS HERE AND GAN SHIRTS and Draw- Tables’ Have your old feathers made tnto | SAVE MONEY. ers, ecru color; regular 26¢ Willow Piumes, We clean, curl, re- ‘ : . : — —— genta, Seecal ot Iein Bods, Chittonters and mode! and dye feathers in iishadea f| Splendid Used Pianos at Extraordinary Prices Good full size cotton Rat Exrment rece. srus-. c MU Chember Furniture. | Seid ‘iesthere OP filled Comfort at aave vou 8 tor emt MODEL MILLINERY CO. The following pianos were placed on sale today at Good fui tise cotton 98c LADIES’ SHIRT WAISTS. Waldort natta 620-027 People’s Bank Bidg. | Nes) tly 9 o'clock 4 Note the 1 , ames anc sinsecves ~ mt Ballding | es: oes “et promptly ck a.m ¢ the well-known nan and Geet 104 Cotton 69c bared aed ee 98c == |} the ridiculously low prices. Besides any one will be sold Blanket at 75e Lawn and Colored * 48 Good 46x72 Cotton 50c Waists at : c PHICAGO MISPrT PAnLONS on terms of Money Saved ie WinNT AV Blanket at ........4+ ———— H ixalues” Jn Mon’e ph ney Ps aged facto $5 Down and $5 Monthly Good izx90 Sheets Qo sy ona accra a Tr LASTRRN SYSTEM 1” ’ eof sen Th rene Sr ts: Thind Floor These prices and terms will mean lively buying. Be on Wat pha Vicks, 16¢ Ladies’ Binck | 10c KNABE—Reautiful rosewood WILLARD—Onak case, slightly Good cotton Towels 50c CLEARING SALE OF ALL upright, traded in on Chicker- marred, but musteally per at, dos SUMMER GOODS. ing Grand; was fect; was § Now .. 8186 Good huck Towels 60 Ladies’ $1.25 Muslin 98 Now . $212 MBM NLAbeest sed, ered at, doz. ‘ C Gowns at ‘ c Fi vk grep iigrony Good huck Towel Ladtes’ $1.00 Musil EVERETT—Durl walnut; fine | tone; alle now for' $500, _ tte owels, 100i ee a 715¢ condition, beautifully carved; Now only 9 as was $400. Now 4218 7 Turkish Towels at Ladies’ 750 Muslin . 50¢ SCHUBERT—Special art style, 5 10 12! 19 owns at x FIBCHER—Regular $400 style, fanclest design; regular price 7 The Corset Covers ‘pula: cages’ & porteabcaahs 9600; - Gees. tomoreow ‘This is the last ground-floor opportunity for investment {ni cheap C, 1UC, Ileal, 1uC) 50c Only ae > 8206 |]|[ acrengo on Puget Sound. All untenanted land destrably located ts ana 250 500 Corset Covers 3 held from the market by wealthy men, and will not be sold except ask Values Th Meattie. ° at C JOHNSTON—Medium size, ma- | WHEELOCK GRAND 8Q.— for prices several times greater than we are now asking for Birming Ree None: vee. 85e Corset Covers 95 hogany regular $400 atyle. Splendid piano for practice ham property. We unhesitatingly advise the thounands of Seattle at eae Cc Now only . + $287 | work eves oo 868 p yple who followed our lead to big profits and attractive homes in Good Apron Check Bel? 50 Corset Covers. 19¢ i f n Lake, Hillman City and other additions which we platted, to Ginghams at, yard at Sietis Loag sig Here's raletl ee amgs omenly” a8: represented “or ree and buy quickly, all the Birmingham acreage possible, as the Best Apron Check 7c 25c Gauro Vesta “195 We wy only tacte mples at prices onethird to one-half epi! : e . profits in Birmingham will be many times greater than on any prop. at ree ee io : rn tees uv —y Omen @ » eve . i Beat Dress Ginghams © Gause Ves } Bound floor stores, because of our low rent. _ a rty we ever handled. Terms 10 cents a day ee ' 10c oh eer 10c aes Seattle's Eilers Music Bldg. IMEMBER—EXCURSIONS DAILY FOR THREE DAYS—AB Good quality Silko 8} 10¢ Gauze Vests jn 00 SEE US BEFORE BUYING. Musical Ps Y FREE, Mine, yard .......... aC Wren d Headquarters. Third and University. sete 2 = z a “ome ‘Sam ple Shoe { 0 You can have a good time at Birmingham digging clams, pick- ° fuccessor to {ng berries and fishing in the beautiful fresh water lakes, teeming runia Arcade Buliding Take Elevator. D. 8, JOHNSTON CO with black bags and speckled trout,