The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 25, 1909, Page 5

IME STAR—WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 25, 1909 5 eG—— SP HPANESE. ARE ens ms, ASEAN ] : | s J PANNING FOR Tremaine Ti rts war or geyey’ BADLY: HURT specials from this week's salem — ited ARM AND SHOULDER ~ ! good and well con strong j structed gasoline dining }stoves, safe and re ad nN e haire ——} liable; greatly chairs rede ed in A special $1.05) Sas, | to a ee een Sell weathered oak settee— this Mission style settee ts q Making Elaborate Prepara ; a a’ A manttegt of : 79 ad \ tions for the Coming tin r oate " t : e Japanese Celebration to ; oe | Be Held Here. at NS onsets 1 August | {ng th saion to certif fore | father-in-law of 0. J. Haage, who In Follow: | Oct 4a transeript of the + 1 charge of the Yakima exhibit at} nd hi the exposition grounds, was throw J, | hea to the g 1, sustaining a] nal tra ured right shoulder and arm To de ‘’* | \ lent of Beatt Detaled expositio: L . akon to th ro his in] erloun be-| | 4 ing OF at . 1 N« contes dor the a4 BRIEFS BY WIRE pping f his sondtn-law whi hers’ as ant r | 8T, Louis. Twelve persons |!" Seattle, The aged man and Cea, | inder|were tnjured today, two probably ink Hane m Irkland to ieopett | for | fatally, whe car carrying way to Wf the aceldent. As Kc Mr. Minke will be of j © anter! . BARCELONA.—In uplte * and ad-| Buckley test must have won with M eautions taken by the bomb throwing and minor ¢ 1627 16th av. N. EB are of irrene th than the grounds, not | is oo | So | Bad Sessler’. § clans and eveniug of August 31 li SSSI a ATT fencers will uinments all The rules of the National Bus | or Ak ae ity we = YP ay | fay, and! will resemble & how will govern, with capture ON THE FRONT | holiday in 8 4 ¢ Yea) 4 on, vias That three words 4 - - Neo au: | Pistumeremrssgeinne a There tw made extra strong of solid oak; exactly Ike pleture; fintshed weathered; excellent vulue at the regular price of Standard 7m urniture Costa «| | © WAS) shall be deducted for each error] VICTORIA, 8. C.—The pol n h the w D ay Se PURE ae instead of five. thorttiea are looking for Ande to be an ¢ 4. The contest shall consiat of alleged to have disappeared } Vernon, after leaving A writ ntinuous writing from ‘ ' a wrt jten confession that he jected by the COM | ts the to the ©. PR. Ine running be tween this port and Vancouver, B ‘ This le the Brittsh steamer | ht by} plied the 1, which Purl, whieh has been bo e, and the|the MoKenaie Bros. B8he carries Jestruction of the building 1,600 passengers, has twin screws | Standard Standard Patterns Patterns and can make 16 knots | | BAKERSFIELD, Cal. Three n f Puobla left out lant | a Foe G SEATTLE TACOMA hateh I b { of | hatches with freigh | nthal | ert The steamer Humboldt lett tor] AMUSEMENTS. AMUSEMENTS, srtod | Skagway and the bh One-Piece Dresses Very ~ Popular for Fall We are ready with the new One-Piece Dresses that Dame morning for aton wa. The | 'ee at 8 oF to emer nent _— See tare te eee enn tate evening Thursday Night, Aug. 26 Final Week—™ Freder mpeon's Product SIENA, Italy, —'t | the latter | today to Investigat the damage} “Polly of the Circus” | AYP. Auditorium + ” Hives, We te » Me te 01 D0 Fashion has set her approval upon for Fall wear, They are ves fo #2) Mate #150 zh ‘ x | PITTSBURG.Judge MeParlane ] Neat # ook \ beautifully made from materials of broadcloth prunelia and Ihe refused the petiiion of the bee] PRIMARY 10 OPEAK poplin, in colors of black, navy green, gray, rose ete open is wy ¥ ithe oer vend | Tuma an rom The Famous hagen, mahogany and tan; tastefully and attractively trim- J) - Sy SE causation to arisen = —_---— eal “MISSISSIPPI med with ice braids and net. The prices range from | ides ; tative and| Now in ite Hecond Your tn Now or OUVER, B. C.—The funer} ih Oregon, will ||) sven, 00 10 61,50; Mats, Be « ‘ormon a (mac 0 $22.50, $23.75, $25.00 and $32.50 lal services over the bodies of Mixes! met Saat Yese | Paul, Miss Cowan, Mra. Colvin and f the Wash a com, We welcome your inspection. Come, enjoy the new sty: |Mrs. Grothe, who lost thelr lives saaan | THE GRAND Salt Lake Choir 200 PICKED VOICES { four days ago in an auto aceiden Jat Seattle, wore held late yosterday Good-Dye Week—Only Saturday renin ‘The HARTMAN Toymaker y Hook y Opera . Be to The Fine Arts building at the! The lenge of which} terili in president, te} planning a new campaign for the} lnitiative and referendum laws as they exist ‘in Oregon, Maine, South | , 4 Dakota and other states. as they arrive—buying or seeing —Come. Closing Out Men’s Underwear To make room for the new Fall stocks, "Twill pay you to take advantage of these two special bargains: Men's Roxford Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers, in cream and ecru; long-sleeve and short-sleeve shirts; double-seated pants; worth regularly 75c, Special, COGN es évis 50¢ Men's Summer Weight Balbriggan, in cream and white; also blue and salmon; double-seated drawers; worth regularly SOc. Special, cach ....... Se VEN SEL GERoAg* 008 350A 3 _ Wash Belts Arrive Fancy Messaline Silks A large shipment of choice now | A special lot of choice colors of fate styles, embroidered and gray, green, bive and garnet in, with attractive new in fancy mewsaline silka, in kles; all sizes and colors. self-colored effecta, desians / Tomorrow choose them at, and stripes will be placed each, 15¢, 2h¢ snd 50¢. upon the sale table tomorrow | EVERETT.—Forty old shacks And Hinging fare to be burned by the city Company ts Fives. ae to #1; Moore Theatre * Sentite’s Le VANCOUVER, B. C.-Min Webling, the original “Litt Fauntleroy,” was married |day to Waiter ‘Mea wet To Vancouver fl:30 p.m, a onal reciter and enter Return by Daylight — —_ SOUTH BEND, Wash. — John} ThtOWKh Victoria, Princess Char | Stopplemann, anea ’ yeats has lotte both ways, giving time fora jbeen missing three days and it is bw doa pos of Vancouver and }now believed he has been kidnaped. |through Active yeat aot tes Dan SALEM, Ore.—Mise Irene Mar.| 708" lalands CANADIAN PACIFIC, | This Company plays Tacoma Friday Night, returning t , ffor Maturday Mat. one Night I want to quit quick. To do Tickets The to I will take cost and less In 0. Wer tale the Office of many cases, JOSHI B. THOMAS & OO. Alhambr. : 100 Cherry a1. RUSS - - i Only 3 Times More 250 New Pianos q Matinee 1 1] JON MA i In Auguetus Thomas “The Witebting How! ! cn* bic to $4. Mat, S00 t , Oberry St, Near Second Av. jue 18 years old, has undergone an j ope ion inh which 400 square {inches of skin have been grafted on | —————— Sd jher body. Beginning eriaer || Friday Night, Aug. 27 | oy CHAMPIONSHIP Mate, Tomorrow and Aaturday Henry Ordeman This Week. the Favorite PMMA BUNTING, In vs. General Admission SOc. Reserved, $1 and $2. Seats Now Belting. “Closed Beptember 6, Beattie. Day at the Exposition, #300 New Pianos 148 850 New Pianos 187 Every Piano Must Sell PORT LUDLOW, Wash. — The fourth annual celebration of their) half century of operation will be! celebrated by the Puget Sound Mill! company, here Sunday Nighis—t00 to 81.00. Mata— Bee to #1, Beate now selling We will be there.” Silks worth regularly $1.26 of- fered for waists, school Union Trust Co. Seattle Theatre | ‘sik, with double tips; we can fit any child, Gloves worth Me, choice, pair........ B9¢ There's satisfaction in these silk hose, No other line ever gave the customer so much wear; they are all pure silk, plain lisle feet, double heels, sole and toe, with 4 garter | colors. Choose these top, extra long & gauze “pew styles at $2.50, $8.50 | weight. Worth $2.00; choice, ree eeed, Bt reer eer jal Mase ot Spun Silk Scarfs Spun Silk Scarfs-—the ‘ery latest novelty tn all deti- Capital... .....++.- $300,000 Surplus and un- divided profits .. 40,000 A. B.C, that, HI) id, one muat WISSNER SCHAFF BROS. bread and butter not spend all. It is equally sim Givee under the auaploss of the ple, that, to keep be spending | Luther League and Men's Club of the OLIVER from a all, some part of the income ™ | = Moly Trinity Lotheran Chureh must be put away before the ~~ Pe | (Bagtich) BACH home b king of spending commences. Yet thou- cal Johnstons, Heth . Mteamer Reliance, leaving Colman | STEINWAY WEBER KNABE FISCHER AUTO PIANO PIANOLA PIANO ] KINGSBURY ; sande of bright, intellectual Americans go through life with- out learning this lesson from the kindergarten of common sense. | dock Aug. 36. 5 pm. sharp | Tickets B00 On male at dock Children Haif Price / Excellent Flour INTEREST 4} PER CENT THE | College Inn The W Closed September 6th—Se- attle Day at the Exposition. Compounded Semi-Annually. JAMES 1, HOGH, President N. B. BOLNER, Cashier DIRECTORS Ferdinand Schmits, J.D. Low 4 2 Vaudeville? Acts 106, 200, 30¢ Reserved Seats Friday "a Handsomest Cate | rees Moderate. | The Finest Music. Third Ay. and Pike St. n. rlormances Datly—2:90, Tin, | ONE DOLLAR brings into your home re Gecormih men Bites Nw stow Fe oF re ‘ Br. Peay \ a VICTOR from CORNER SECOND ’ 4 || Pay Streak Attractions NELSON i Sherman, Clay & Co., ff Always uniform ge abate ehcat : | at the Expo And many others that are not i distributers of Victor pen ere tas 7 fo OR above named. We have taken | machines for the Pa ey LOIS THEATRE many pianos in exchange for | | Summer Season of Al Vaudeville Oa Iron Beds, Chiffoniers and 4 all Chamber Furniture. } Player Pianos and Grands, Igorrote Village Your own price. i A.-Y.-P. Exposition TERMS “NERDS NO DE G2 — Pak, i The *4, °6, °8 and ‘10 Greatest Exhibit of a Monthly j cific Coast. | In a New Sketeh, “ONLY A € Large Tracts $50 and Up Large Lots $35 and Up | “Easy Payments” are the modern way of doing business. Many people amply able to pay cash Prefer to avail themselves of the easy-payment Pplan. We are glad to sell you a VICTOR that uC. B pay. Come and see us about it today. ACTS —T Day—Continu unday PANTAGES THEATRE “UNEQUALED VAUDEVILLE” | | The Strange European. Miusion, MENETRK EL | “The Myatery of Dabylon," Comedy Cockatoon, | OTHER } Three Times ous & Ostrich ‘Feathers “3 | Have your old feathers made into | Willow Plum: We clean, curt thers in all sha: made from new oe Const 1 Pacific | Montagne’ Const Dealers in | 8 otvn Steinway aed Other O—Other Dig Venture Acte—@ > oo . » 3 Fy 4 Moen! ; High Grade Pianos. ‘Terms $1 and 2 Monthly. [—-—__—— —: Primitive Wild I must sell every piano at i a 4 prices ere wh makes f!) — a West Beattie once, I must reach Chicago i fir ton Heights propert i Luna Park Ferries ot sith People go by wo fast, This beautiful prope is ale te th norton Navy idiog a efty the "w future of Bremerton Heights ts assured, as Uncle Sam ix spending mil Hons on navy yard ‘e will Sept. Ist. Anywhere we o Bankrupt Sale $22,000 stock of Clothing, Hata, Shoes and Furnishings ai your Typical War Dance. Sixteen Other Mores on the 4 Pacific Const Kuaranies ® large profit in one BIJ OW Pree Wo ay L ectah din pasa A time: Cee eee ERE RIO De RN i Your at the present price NT a i 2 4 ft N y Ward and i Ce ed | — xoxmiwavrmn vaxcre | Chinese Theatre j penme) Ve are taking cr a ae ad . Te ead | MO AcVPE, ok ton times dally, 8 THE SHOEMAKER. : SENSATIONAL SUCCESS! a Romonookers , owners, 1" can't get boots or # ; a ; 1 hi orton offic THE PIANO MAN, Seeeh vily, nauelh, °C" | mows Yo you, wet tem made Hp romonnow av sao, | A¥e,PEIIN TMOUPM, Juegere | Estimates See the Navy Yard sights in to measure at Vancouver vn, Senttle, time in America. 705 UNION ST. Furnished Free. our tree auto. 217 JAMES STREET. Joke ester Admission a ‘ Tit tii Car. tbe and 500. Native Chinese Orchestra. Store Open Evenings 4