The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 4, 1910, Page 6

THE STAI THURSDAY, AUGL r 4 10 6 _— VALENTINE ee ee AL SHORT PROMOTED rO BE MANAGER OF NEW WEXICO SEATTLE HOTEL },,"! INSPECTOR SEIZES MILK WAR ON WEEDS (Sale of Odds and Ends Final Reductions on all s and Od d As sort ments. Pr re cut to quick ffect a cc nee before th $1.75 Set Sad Irons, | $1.25 Doz. Dinner Plates, $1.19 5c¢ Each RM irene, de | node nt 2 5c a 250 Water Jug, ee i = am 4 19 35c Flour Sifter, 19¢ Mason, Fruit Jars All Summer Goods at Cost hae, eee a Odds and Ends Bargains 1.00 Jerome Stemwind $1.50 Japanned Bird | Watch 69c Odds and Ends Home Hardware 1 be Gilt Frame Cage: 15e Brass Dresser | Handles : n and camping wear oo gga and Hat 1 | 4 colors $1.75 ) Sweaters and Jer 8, for TT &H relbat AMEN AND UNION STRLET. F y fer VICTORIA, VANCOUVER, PRINCE RUT! TEWAKT (the mew gold fields), CONNECTING 5. THINCH, ALUECE FOR QUEEN CHARLOTTE ISLAND POINTS SIX DAYS’ CRUISE | Prince Rupert and Return From Seattle to ....| Stewart and Return ef CsacicsOh for Safety WILL NOT telescope, splinter or burn In use on all trains between PuGer Sounp, PORTLAND AND INTERMEDIATE POINTS ON THE OREGON & WASHINGTON RAILROAD SHASTA LIMITED AMUSCMENTS we , ‘ ae © Effects MOORE THEATRE § ‘ PA, : —IN— ~ x : . New Millinery Margaret ANGLING 3 anrriat: uy Get the Original and Genuine wut inn BA ORLICGK’S| Lene MALTED MILK — . $20.00 (o $30.00 $ The Food-drink for All Ages. THE NATIONAL BANK OF COME RCE United State os De “p Deitory F of Infants, lnvalids, and Growmg chibi Moore Theatre *9/t%,CO"® || Pure Nutnition.u d ty ae é ee a cas teckel Guia n porrder form Eastern Outfitting Co., Inc. Margaret Anglin | A quick tusck prepared in a minute. | 1332-34 Second Av. Near Union St. § 4 Take no substitute. Ask for HORLICK’S “Seattle’s Reliable Credit House’’ The Awahening of Molen Richie in No Combine or Tras: FRIDAY NIGHT O «1 NOT IN RECENT YEARS ainson ees Fight Grand Opera House 2 HAVE PRICES BEEN SO LOW ALHAMBRA Theatre GARVEY-BUCHANAN’S STOCK Seattie Theatre , Is NOW BEING nie af A | t | | 1 i 1 | Dale @ I & COOLEST SPOT IN TOWN MAJESTIC ii oud This word “SLAUGHTER” accurately conveys to you what is now going on in the G.-B. Co. Store under the active man- agment of Edwin London Co. London particularly enjoys cutting prices and this is his greatest sale. The G.-B.Co. Creditors Loudly Clamor for Their Cash and look to London for early settlement. ne Kane vt i we Sear ret The exquisite New Fall Millinery which G.-B. Co. had just got in from New York is proving a “hit.” The New Fall + | Suits are causing many favorable comments, while the Waists, Dresses and Rich Silk Petticoats are simply amazing A Night in Turkey values. Do not forget that London is disposing of the stock at about HALF THE G.-B. CO.’S PRICES, and in most cases very much Dreamland LESS THAN HALF PRICE THE OLD BUILDING WILL SOON BE REPLACED WITH A STEEL AND CONCRETE SKYSCRAPER — ALL FOR LONDON. F voter "ALLEN a fo lay BOB VITZSIMMONS “WHAT HAPPENED AT RENO’ Other First-Class Acts NORTHWESTERN LEAGUE agdale’s Park BASEBALL HERR FRANZ ADELMANN Underwear-—Hosiery—Men's Wear Although London's prices London is get- ting ready for arly sales of $2,000,000 are lower than elsewhere, & sale is not “final.” If you are not pleased with what ol Comfort for Hot Days at Hotel Savoy Cafe Second Av Crockery—Carpets Curtains—Blankets you buy—bring it back. wperretercee © ereerreseece eeesests wr e*eere ey BVVUceess SFscVese2 Steerrear —Z | 7 5 F & ERS FETS. _——4