The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 5, 1910, Page 3

> HMVENTION MADE HAZELTON M POINDEATER ADVOGATE (ig fight “South Bend Edi- ee Disgusted at Over- ! T pearing Tactics of State Machine. ity United Press » pat on pate the ca ' r Bak ee ate the ove ltt oes . vba , Jour 4 SBAND PINCHED FOR HORSE ‘STEAL ING, SO WIFE DRIVES THE ST, AGECOACH| (My Vatiod 1 | HELENA, Mont at ber husband Pea a charge of the stage iness until I D Selects a Representative Appraise Phone | Plants. PUD Jones has be sa X « tative of to attend tt t ‘ ‘ t BR : HJ € Se : ] : . [Saturday Bargains In the Odds and Ends Sale © Fresh Lots at Lower-Than-Ever Prices _ Hardware rs Si os wi " 89c aadbay yo Se Odds and Ends Home Needs 25c Household Paint .. 15¢ 43 Pound Can on ‘ola English Ploor Wax .. ' 25¢ 35 wot aged 15¢ or Stag Handle 4d Pocket 98c to see DEMONSTRATION JEWEL.” FIRELESS COOKERS Saturday Every. Housewife Should See This lds and Ends Housewares Reduced 5c Doz. Fruit Dishes, | 25 Soda Straws, 15c | Package containing 500 Soda raws. oxtra’ Od each: ” 3c’ tea Bade sect -.,.0008 tLemon Juicers, 7c | 15c Paraffine Wax, 3 Manny's Giass Lem Odds and | for 25¢ ‘ C | Large Bar of Pure, Refined Paraffine Wax, for preserving Pie Plates, 4¢ | and other uses. Odds 25 and Ends special, $ for Caleimine Tanglefoot Fly Paper, Double Sheet, 1c | Regular 2 for 5e Old Reliable “Tanglefoot” Sticky Fly Pa | per; catches the germ as well | as the fly. Odds and 1 | Ends special, double sheet c RD avinus AND UNION STRcer. bly a Safe and Buy the Very Best idquarters in the Prefontaine ntaine Place and Yesler Way, the , sole agents for the Hall Safe & manufactured by the Herring- afe Cos has on display as fine an up-to-date Safes, larg and small, as in any Safe House in the W est ) ntemplate purchasing a Safe, and Fou should if you are in business with valuable Papers, books, etc., unprotected, it will be worth Pour while to visit the Purcell Co.'s headquarters POA inspect its safes Whe buy, get the best. There are more ee Hall Safe & Lock ¢ ‘oe s Safes in use than those of all other manufacturers combined, Parcel Safe Company Prefontaine Place and Yesler Way. her determina. THE | The se an it The membered ctal club has mark, having & | pas THE ATOR AND SLEVATOR MAN SENATOR EUGENE HALE. ar awk the Club Now H t year of members we and there are 49 ap ne from New Ye senator f ts Maine aine for cent. Th he _ | ree eee eee eee ee a Wie cam hoo Taft past at 6 quair ered nurse park tending a baby belong family, Wh se had given the baby an ng and trundied it Japanese kersham THE STAR—IRIDAY,AQGUST 5, 1910 DID NURSE TAKE MAN’S MONEY? aries Dahmse became a d wit while Dahme told man took alo of F rth 830. d, and as she give bonds tri h Lena Jones, a cot maid, in Woodland the latter was at the police the ng with her § a ° is in jail pe ee ee ee and Nagel Join Arctic Brotherhood By United Press.) SKAGWAY, Alaska, Aug. 5 last General Wicker Secretary Nagel lated into the mother of the Arctic Brother night. President was made an honorary Want and master of the A. B attle last year ee | the Bridge By THE REGAL DENTIST plications pend: | ro Woman Play-Broker Here. Miss Alice Kauser, a playdroker a dancing. 9:30 p m Vieto New York Dental | VICTORIA AND RETURN $2.00 |Good going Saturday return ¢ or Sunday+ Parlors, Inc. HIGH GRADE GUARANTEED | WORK. |No 19 t 1 pain or no pay. |money refunded. cialist In each department. Open 8:30 to 6 p. m. Sundays, 10 12. Main 153. Satisfaction or Graduate spe Present toca | tion—10 years—Howard block. ‘New York Dental Partors, Inc. °: O. C, Gilbert, Mgr. 614 First Av. PORTLAND Bellingham, Sunset Block Everett, 1514 Hewett.| 1405 ed in Se- } to! of | tw om of w we added in July |oukbbred hor phrase and today w speaking of m Porelgners te big @ hurr 4 in « rock But a told ‘ ats We can ‘ ant ct < at Thibets in brown, nee what we can do and the Niapyerem-ogape-cahired No charge or obligation tor the] ae Gua ace? wie as and buttoned pocket All work guaranteed and d pock REGAL DENTAL OFFICES, Th arb to perform the e * Teeth Tell ss lx The sory] Women’s | Women’s ell as we do th are A sure sig at mankind ry us we are in t looking t« ard Av, N. W. Cor, Union. | Trains Leave King Street Station, Seattle, at 7:50 A. M., 3:30 P. M., 10 P. M. City Ticket Office Columbia and Second Cc. W. MELDRUM City Passenger and Ticket Agent. PARLOR CARS, DINING CARS, SLEEPERS, COACHES (ELECTRIC LIGHTED THROUGHOUT) Tickets, Parlor Car Seats and Berth Reservations at King Street Passenger Station 80. Third and King Ww. A. ROSS Asst. Gen. Passen ger Agent a nthe she ON TEETH el-kept body goes far to »| wards Insuring a well-kept v Yell groomed waa so apt a de conditioned thor sort of artificial STONE, FIGHER Co, a pair Bradbury pa rea me If you once get accustomed to no other, because ite convenience charge any more for the assista | true teat of a credit pl without any additional expense. 1332-34 Second Av. “Seattle’s Reliable Vests Stocl | THES! TODAY'S STYLES TODAY Early Fall Styles wea helping Beoond and University irplus stock The particulars « > (K) Age Pie h up to $5.00. wort! sie | as 9c TONE “FISHERG ¢ SEATTLE JR TACOMA~ EVERETT SATURDAY—STORE OPENS AT 10 A.M. AND CLOSES AT 10 P. M The Annual Sale of Women’s Garments and Hats at a Dollar—Tomorrow * LIKE POURING OIL ON A BLAZING FIRE! le are accurately told of below. The selling the morning and everythmg advertised will be in the have been prohibite 1 buyis ter the gen t 10 k in O n hely erved Conditions—No C. | fir One-Piece \ linene; re 63 WI \\ >? SK) Dre i int ( et i nW uy 4 S} k n $2.75 Sateen and H 00 ce, 1's Ho D M lren; va ulking Skirts immed Hats, for women a \Children’s | ( Children’s "Women’s ‘Screen kings Underwear Kerchieis Vests | Doors System Suits Prices From $18 to $40 rel. We are offering our fu ally excellent reductions. Suits, | Straw Hats, Low Shoes, ete. | any cases less than half has no comparison. We ney etl pelo Fake te ieee For the man who desires to be | ‘The work o well 1 this fall, th It Is Not Too Late for Summer Apparel For a long time yet you can } ar light and medium weight ap i assortment of summer wear at n Bear in Mind Our Credit Plan buying this way, you will buy er y e it affords you. This is the you to buy what you nee Store Open Until 10 P. M. Saturday ‘EASTERN OUTFITTING CO." ne Near Union St. Credit House”’ d STONE, FISHER CO { Second and University on’s surplus of Wash Dresses, Skirt Waists and from the Seattle Dry Goods Comp ular $5.00 .. Saturday 10 a. M. lues $5 ; regula sonnets fo For weer with decol lete gowns (nc der straps), while 10c $2.00 TwoDollars $2.00 —TO— VICTORIA AND RETURN Saturday and Sunday, August 6 and 7 GOOD ON ONE QR BOTH DAYS §. §. Princess Victoria Leaves Pier A at 9 a.m. Arrives Victoria 1:15 p.m. Four hours in Victoria. §. S, Princess Charlotte leaves Victoria at 5 p. m,, returning, and arrives Seattle before 9:30 p. m Sieuiebte Both nites The Princess Steamships have few rivals in either in speed or service Victoria occupies what is probably the pretti natural site in America and has rece d the ¢ of the world’s great travelers. It unique American con unities Canadian Pacific, 609 First Avenue Foot of Washingto: Canadian Pacific Pier, A. B. CALDER, General Agent.