The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 1, 1910, Page 12

12 THE STAR—FRIDAY, JULY 1, 1910. Let Us Focus Our Voting Eyes 'Geo. Bernard Shaw Giv es King | wsrnairg as meurniie. sna 0” TOMATO GROWERS daccdsltsad Yor 0 Sate and Sauk - i by Means of a “Short Ballot’) Ed an “tun-Obituary”’ Notice fine Fit kee bnaeie hanes nate ARE =! : “Fourth of July Celebration” i | Author of “Conistan”” Writes in Favor of Plan That will preter ‘That He Could See | ne “Edison Phonograph i eohise gum tee vices mia temCr a: ook teiven he gv lager | au , | ] Some splendid Fourth of July Records in the Edison | Catalogue. Come in and hear th a Very Common Sort of Man. € them. | tits BY WINSTON CHURCHILL RHAKKKKEEAA ARH ‘ ; ROBINSON CONT : Ballard Music House sd RAILROADS Chee. % | 5411 Twentieth Av. N. W., Near Market : ;|NEPHEW OF DIAZ Phone Ballard 1277. ™ \ ‘ ‘ AT THE RINGSIDE *e 7 LOS ANGELES, J ce = vd — c lw 4 bp “ ( H * Ro 1 boarding its # ; ef trat elting passen 7 The Big July Clearance Sale at I es * aa the complaint tt ts ab # : * loged that as soon aa Robin * wo [esas 7 era The Wonder : “we x Seale la testing ete oS 1525 Second Ave. bs }® eject Robinsor * nish * . callt eer ere erre renee GEO. BERNARD SHAW : BURGLARS STILL wcitee:| BUSY AT BALLARD WINSTON CHURCHILL “The Wonder Millinery Co, ‘ of Dal ard ver secied "Watee: Second Ave., Between Pike and Pine Sts, King f MR: —TALOWDNG SAL America. The most log i seems to me that it is, in effect, t boss is elected he can be held r could snap his fingers at public o ment says, in effect, “Let us elect as few m 283882 SPS OSBERLRFERS. f.. itoco S*E5EBREY Teal popular contro!; let us be sure that these mer let us hold these men responsibie for the actions of the so . Hieidars whem they appoint and whem we now elect and pay no atten | Here's a Sale tot teiseila a tien to.” With Credit Pay Later ever. Al were GOING UP--THAT’S °AP Wik OOS vac i THE SOUTH POLE 0 apie Fe ¥: | MR. FRANK BURNS Gy Comet Fens ne wc +4 TOKIO, July tt i Shirase ™ a will ‘Th Era Fourth 2 On August 1 cluding a geologist, an ace Hi omer & ‘ Japanese officer will » i head of an expedition bound for , the Antartic. The : to set up the Japa the South Pole befo: = lish party under Captain Scott Baxt ean reach the coveted goal fh Be fs to Fellow Citizen ay i Saturday being the greatest shoe day of the week, we are going to offer you values th uld make the ordinary shoe dealers Feel Sick While we are selling our Shoes at $2.50, whi rock bottom price, tor $75,000 Worth of Fine Imported and Domestic Woolens, on Sale One Day —SATURDAY —at One Price, Made to ee up of Summer Pumps and SI Take a Good Lake at These Prices 1 00 ij » te a omen with Cuban ceeras bel ell had of ” QB Grand Trunk Pacific Steamships THE NEW STEEL STRAMSHEP “PRINCE RUPERT”. : Most pe on Pacific Coast uy A Suit, and Extra Pants FREE 9 Fee ence ES ete Ds NY gg |/SEATTLE to {iit t''wah H ol ™ . SSO STB co eg fo Saas en Six Daye Cruse "a Remember, Suit and Extra Pants Free for $2O Onto eet et samnckh eo Made be in Alstyle. Best work and linings. We will give you These Shoes Are Made to Wear, and Can Only Be Had at a Shoe Company Qur Motto! 132114 Third Ave., Opposite Third a No. 1 garment, as we want your trade. We are compelled to « keep our "aor working. In order to do so we will give you these a a ef rip ree values. Also to unload our wr big stock of cloth. Steamer Falcon | , ——— THE TAILOR 1016 Second Avediie: Majestic Theatre Bidg. Ave. Entrance of Postoffice Will carry passengers free one way to these points. This Ad, with one wa tare, 100, is good for the round trip on the 9:30, 11:15 A. M. | 0 Rites: 83 the Whole Family, $2.50 and Down (Not Us) and 8 . M. weekday trips only, Boat leaves Galbraith Dock, | foot of Madison st.