The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 8, 1910, Page 3

(hy Vaited Prem) york, July of the sanitary through the am Commissioner jo wated for smoking ‘pis Delns pew section nance provid Coben ‘a amoking pe arrested and fice court, with a fined or impr © the code. affecting © force <n to the disc chauffeurs. proprietors Seve Pl y YORK WON’ | FOR SMOKY AUTOMOBILES T STAND alth; may smoking ¢ owe that din the Jenne our » than a gned a pe of health to cars and taxt to the health York.” Few » Man RORS! SHE FOUND A MAN TAKING A BATH (iy Valted Frees) YORK, July §—Unadle feause of the heat Cauldwell went ef ber house in FE to await the After waitir eat back into the t to Mrs oat and hear a shit oom. Thinking her fome home quietly ‘ag joke on ber, Mre. the bath room { Police! Bur Sereams arcused the standing TO JUDGE Es ae (Ry Calted Frees) aly $--Vice-Chan Bt & lesson in “Eng spoken” when hear ult yesterday Je i of Brooklyn, wanted) from Gertrude M on the ground | Jobo martiag: me he was stewed the witness Married. n, testi if What do you} waked the vice } wan soused © }the vice-chancel- rT sion deepen- th B will have to be founsel for Scot- #alighten the court. . your denote tn to @icessive indul J geld the vice-chan- liceman O'Flaherty, The supposed burglar put on his clothes and hur ried around to the station house T'm David Saintzing, 19 years old,” said the prisoner, “and that » | Mat belongs to my friend, Joe Bern hardt. He gave a key and told me to go In any time I wanted to. It was hot and [ went in for a bath and this woman butted in The janitor of the flat said Bern hardt had lived fm the Mat until Monday, when he gave it up. Later Bernhardt arrived and explained that he had forgotten to te sing that he had moved. dozen other witnesses swore boys character, but Mr r refused to withdraw her charge Saintsing was locked up. In court today a sympathetic magistrate dis charged him. me S niaeaesmmameamemaieesied ellor, the puzzled look disappear ing. “Let the witness proceed No decision was reached | TIP OF BOY’S TONGUE | SEWED ON BY DOSTOR | J, July 8.—The tip of @ little boy's tongue, which he had bitten off, was sewed on by Dr. Thomas Platt on Wednesday, and yesterday medical men in that part of Jersey began to watch j eagerly for the outcome The boy was William Smith, 4 years old, son of H.C. Smith. He was running along a street with his tongue out a littl, when he atum bled, fell and bit off the tongue tip. The severed part was about an inch long. He was hurried to Dr. Platts loffice and the operation was per- |formed at once. Should {t not prove successful, the youngsters | speech, of course, will be impaired permanently. | “Bee that | makes day.” He certainly don't look it, & speculator?” “No, he works in the chap over there? He ore than a hundred dollars ds he mint.” ———$—$—$s | Town Canoes Tackle Rod — Well 5c plated: dow Are Perfectly Safe Cutlery Bargains $1.00 Safety Razor—Ender's Unbeatable Razor, in neat box, with extra blades 45c Gillet! Special fe tor Gillette Safety It's the blade have Through Hell Gate. | evelt wan talking with a wapapermen one day ure hour on a trip, ‘The Was running along the lines literary and typo sometines creep Roosevelt ng Inatance oddest and moat aitions of the came under New humorouw types that ¢ wa ver my eye that in York paper conversation | ‘ THE STAR—FR nome yeara ago. ‘The paper to printing tte news on c ' stone exchan ong Mat of forth under wed Through | Viewinia M.A.GOTTSTEIN| i at LAST DAY OF OU FURNITURE COR, | StCOND AVE, BETWEEN PIKE & PINE. R ENLARGEMENT AND ANNIVERSARY SALE The Savings Range Up to 50 Per Cent. You and of the gua an the Ge Rasy same time. Every art itée of SATISFACTI take advantage ttstein rrow ¢€ of these extra sf cle you Plan at « elect carric ON TO YOU ment Imitation ¢ tered oak Saie Ends Tomorrow Evening—Dee p Reductions in Every Department $5.50 Sanitary Couch for a SMew even nenees esa Stee! Sanitary Couch with extra heavy weave fabric. end angie irons are extra heavy and there are double rows of sup ports in seat; opens to full size bed. Seattle’s Popular Home-Furnishers TODAY'S STYLES TODA Style and Quality Are a Strong Especially when ap- plied to clothes buy- ing. Style—that's in the tailoring and workmanship, produc- ing a perfect fit, strik- ing appearance, indi- viduality, character. Quality—that’s in the Combination Bide and IDAY; JULY 8, 1910. ined the im Kod re the tell joy | The 25th Successful Year EDITORIAL We th jfore interesting, or goods that |for one reason or another have been purchased and are selling underprice The er ¢ aim to be re About stera can be hap jnew headgear a | price. Find loony. five hi ; y fitted with t this trifling | Drooping Straw Shapes, f in blue and white j and white rough s y fine and very b were 50¢ and 75¢ Linen Crash Tams jand girls, and White F Duck Hats; worth lar apiece. All at tle girls Now up toa Made of fine pique; some wit! | broad sailor collar out, being plainly Sizes 2 to ¢ others wit tail were $ SWEATER COATS FOR $2 Knitted Sweater tote 2 to 6 years o pearl! buttons; can and white; the best made years ‘oats for little age; large had in red , being $2.00 were N WHITE COATS FOR TOTS |. SEATTLE, JULY 8th, 1910. WOMEN WILL {DRESSES FOR BUY WAISTS) WOMEN $2.97 | Sale Involving Three Thousand at a Third Less Stone, Fisher Store News Seattle, Tacoma, Everett TRIMMED HATS HALF AND LESS not es are 3.00 200 for $5.00 00 f $10.00 | SILK DRESSES FOR THE of plain ch made pray, in lavender, sky, wt ak with colored ts worth up| the Ipiped with a t the ones piped on white ones white, 2S | $1 nego fe: i 1 Of color $1.39—1 orth and lace r 1 throat; ting and good to look upon $2.97 up |nainsook yoke on at the perfect fit $2.47— V aist $4.00. worth up j the Hats on the Bal | | Over a Thousand Shirts at 75¢ ,plaited bosom; well-dre Instead of One Dollar men will wear ther fis white, black or navy blr , dot tie, and fine they look To has with a get such Shirts as these usually taken good round dollar Here they T5e apiece one are tom TAN FOOTWEAR | PUMPS AND OXFORDS FOR WOMEN AT CLOSE | TO HALF PRICE i Hundreds of Pairs to Choose From—aAll the Smartest! Styles Tan footwear is the style pat|fords, Chocolate Kid Gibson for Ties, Russia Calf Blucher Ox- well with eith fords, Russia Calf Buckle Ox- fords, Tan Calf Ankle-Strap Bumps, Russia Calf Pumps summer wear r black, ks best | excel It looks | polka | G00D OLD SUMMER TIME Very Important Savings Of- | fered | Women’s $25 Silk Dresses for $15.00 Women’s $35 Silk Dresses for $18.75 lish Silk tomorrow prices. a n will on these festive ys. of Taffeta Sitk, Pongee Silk, Foulard Silk and Messaline Silks,-in plain and fancy figured effects. Rose, reseda, gray, tan, brown, blue, navy are some of the \colors. All are beautifully made in |the latest fashions. And tomorrow you can save a enug sum $25.00 Dresses for . j 0 Dresses for 818.75 $15.00 to $20.00 Dresses $8.5 The third group comprises odde and ends of lines that sold freely |the beginning of the present son. A SALE OF KIMONOS $15.00 a- The picture illustrates a few of the styles—just such pretty garments as women like to own, particularly during the dog days. Made of light and medium colored lawns, with plain bands, wide or narrow sleeves, belted th ponge that shaves.” Pockags-29C ith pongee | Blades — For or “Ender's” fabric, in the shripk- ing and testing. With- out quality, style is lost and the other characteristics it pro- duces. SPECIAL NOTICE Linen Suits, Linen Lingerie Dresses in so variety it is impossible to seribe them all in detail, are now selling for a fourth less than regular prices Bradbury Ym A, she — J SATURDAY MONEY SAVERS AT THE THREE QUAKER STORES Clothes has this combination Pike and Westlake 1013-1015 First Av. Third at Madison We are showing a va- riety of nobby patterns for summer which we would like to have you see. They will please you, and we assure you of a perfect fit without straps, Brown Suede }jor loose effect. Gibson Ties, hand-turned or! The new Goodyear welt sole, with mili-|way— tary or Cuban heel. None|25c Kimonos .... worth less than $3.00; fully a|50c Kimonos .... third worth $3.50, and a few|75¢ Kimonos Tan Russia Lace Oxfords,| worth $4.00 a pair. Choice ...|$1.00 Kimonos Brown Vici Kid Button Ox * $1.98 | $1.50 Kimonos .. Ohio. St., This, then, is a right timely » be able comfortable a saving prices run this to get stylish The sale the most Shoes at The Deer includes | Door Bell, with bronze or brassfinish turn. Special Bell — Nickel-Plated 49c Frame Baby Walker: a9 # the child to walk and | $1.75 M the limbs in natural | poor — Hard $1.98 wood finish; a covered with 1.25 Base ) 8 best wire Bali — Offi Dentists Over Ow Screen cloth; 28x cial league; | 68; complete beat with hold-back hinges, knob, hook and eye. A bar. 98c s gain DEMONSTRATION OF THE 3 Prices JEWEL FIRELESS |] $20 to $30 i ae Why Not Use Your Pie be bettie’ Sararaay ie MARLEM OjL—Regularly 10« Credit Saturday,,2 for FREE—A Face Cloth with each purchase value 10¢ or over You may just as well use it, for it don’t cost any more, absolutely. Our large business proves that the peo ple are satisfied that they are not paying more It is pur osely for your conveniente, aa it. VANILLA EXTRACT— 42. bottle aque TEAM BORAX— SMturday special ° ORANGEINE H 2he size . Adjustable and guaranteed SSORS reBularly 60c; Saturday SYRUP OF FIG8— HORLICK’S MALTED MILK— Regularly $1.00; Saturday EVERSWEET—P spiration; regularly PURE GLYCERINE SOAP—Regularly a bar; Saturday, 4 bare for . 25¢ POZZONI FACE POWDER— Regularly 50c; Saturday ° .29¢ RAZOR SET COMBINATIONS—Razor soap and strop; $2.00 value Saturday STRAWINE—Cleans Saturd t 20¢ VIOLET AMMONIA—For toilet and bath 7c Regularly 26c; Saturday ...13¢ 14¢c nts odor from per Be Dee | EADACHE POWDERS— 5c 17c High-classed dentistry at a cut- jrate price for thirty days. |Full Plates Gold Crowns Porcelain Crowns Platina Filling ....... Tw brush 97¢ ve years’ written guarantee your hat like We w on your tental work if y Don't fail to see this. interest ing demonstration of fireless cooking; the newest sanitary and economical method of the age—Busy Basement Victor and Edison Machines and Records BORGUM MUSIC Co., 1207 3rd Ave. Open Evenings of VELVET CREAM— soap, Regularly 26c; Saturday | BROKERS Walls & Lewis Co. NEW YORK STOCK RAIN AND PROVISIONS Private Wires 01 Ind. 2280 328 Balley Bidg. Be Liquid Veneer—4-ounce bot 3 Og cash kes old things new; use 15¢ —Pure rubber tubing. plated solid brass complete for instant 6 feet tubing 59c 6 fect tubing. FA 1 woodwork Let Us Load Your Camera and Do Your Developing and Print- ing Hernia Yields to the Frozen Dainties at the Gentian ee Third and Madison Store 1 pray Apectal eens Lunch Box—Giiman's Folding ket made of bent binck tk | washed STORE OPEN UNTIL 10 P. M. SATURDAY, Eastern Outfitting Co., Inc. 1332-34 Second Av. Near Union St. “Seattle's Reliable Cred House”’ NOPKIxs # RYER Ina 19a) DOWNING. Use Your Phone. We Deliver Free. (Batablisned BROKERS Reliability Is the Keynote in the Quaker Prescription (013-15 FIRST AVE= YWO° STORES: - 406.PIKE ST Department