The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 16, 1910, Page 5

—— Boom! Entire Atlantic Fleet Rides Off Cape Cod—Navy Gunners Show What fine as it was, will be surpassed this month. U be more Marksman’s Enemy if Real Fighting ‘ PROVINCETOWN, Mass, Ang t boom The ent speeds thunder of the big navy guns With all ose handicaps balls whizs over the! gunners are ringing “bulla eyes © Cod. Clouds with {ine regularity. Targeta sts jeet of American | ti sers practicing oi four miles distant a we first of the to belch fire in a shoot of interest a and the thelr own during nearest he ing for a work ry champion pennant pt, but bg alt Of doings » holding Satest, Fastest, Pimest, Most SEATTLE There: We submit that these are the best mor worth to be found hereabouts. They're ail wool, handsome fabrics, carefully made, double sewed and lined throughout. Sizes from 6 to 7 ted coats with two pairs of All at the Very Special Price, $5.00 ser trousers. College Clothes for Young Fellows — New Autumn _ Styles Arrived PI f the to-be-popular browns and the gr ef 1 the tre ish Donegal T weeds Ea 1it cleverly tailored and embodying all Prices range from $12.50 to $25 are vy on . Moderate prices, as usual, play Geet Corner of | Second Av. and | rand Whole Block Long The Big Guns Roar! Last season's record in gunnery, | undoubtedly | y, cult to make good | records this time too, for ting is being done in meey Could Do to the! vines to more thoroughly Targéts of and at differ resembie worn sieve after the Amert can jack have trained a row nnual meet and the |of 12-po 4 targetway Mesest ever. Four new battleships| The lot of work for Jack to real Nght time and he likes it course there all the time. ship is trying to take the (for best shoot STEAMSHIPS “Prince Rupert” and “Prince George” Sundays at Mid- | * ¥ wae Fort Gtbbon. Shafer Bros. Arcade and Arcade Annex The cour rt Law Was Jack Tar Smells Real Pow der in National Sh hoc Court Martial Over. pleaded th tally irresponsible w SHAFER BROS.—Not Only Largest But Best Two- Trouser Suits for Boys— New Autumn Styles, ee Boys’ Fall Top Coats and Reefers Are Now Ready er and Brokaw Bros.’ Suits for men in the new fall fabrics Corner of First Av. and University 2 i ante, crate 1 Ap se 1 hap * soo vf « ~w THE STAR—T are the average p) Rees and Butter Busing Price. Wholesate. fuok Buying Price 4 u | 1 ¥ om rt freen 7; an oo om At top—Guns of big battleship ; ; firing at target four miles distant.| Neck tenes “ At bottom—Riddled canvas tor a pe pedo rget Pork “a — 0 er ” r ” ; ‘ DE m the battleship Vermont, |? Hs md that afford = y K rivalry which p ap and ginger ” rt i ; rk. The rende 3 is is at town, Mans. ‘ hat quaint ut at the tip jend of Cape The long lean | ® Sou strip of sand at the end and 5 4 makes a harbor hat is 1 . om on Pvalicy Locde—Ttrade Prices wf th ne re " ro . “mm ) will » “a han ack in a yon fense Rag Fo will alway Ie 10a $8.00" par “ise The battleships anchor in, poe and it is no trouble liberty | Chick Peed a ton ’ men” to get ashore whence they | Buckwheat . Cy a bee line for Evans field vaied Mit-—Getling — . hat |“ don for “Figh Bob), that | ¥ ; : ¢ ground which ts th M io * H * jackie themselves and Best me . Solting they hold their baseball) Peri” Weeatarce Tim, oon and other com riety 3 3 Most of the men are looking for a 17. 00@ 8.08 A aprodh Cate, “Basters Washing u 37.6@ next big Bras, ton th rt- | Shores, ton x Moa Rolled “Gate and Bariay, oe mised ! Venetables Selling Price. i Ee ie i i ee ee - Calitersia, yellew. * * | CAMPAIGN COMMIT. «|! mo. po ie sited * TEE WILL MEET. #|) . * *-; *. * ra pam * * *) . * 1 gress & & is invited to be present * . . ERE RR Ee ANNOUNCEMENT. | Northern Pacific chang Train 4, August Mth, | te at 7:15am, T withdrawn and No. 42 p. m., will ron via B No, 41, westbour Ot. Ind 4088, ‘Kinnear Mfg. Co. | 2001-7 Bastinke Av lene e. indicated, | } } state of Washington to take the jatump. for Gongressman Miles Poindexter After he has com pleted his Washington campaigr Murdock will double back to the | East, arriving in Now Jersey September, There he will speak in behalf of Congressman Fe | UESDAY, AUGUST 16. || THE MARKETS The toll At { | Just a Little Chilly | These Mornings— | Makes One Think of | These chilly-like morn | ings and evenings are apt } reminders of the necessity | for filling the coal bin. | The weather is good yet, hauling not difficult, and LADY WELLINGTON Coat can be had at summer prices—surely the logical time to prepare for winter. if you have any doubt about what coal to burn this winter, let us send you a single ton of LADY, WELLINGTON, By the time you're through with | that you'll KNOW LUMP, $5.50. NUT, $3.75, | FURNACE, $3.75 Per Ton at Bunkers Order from your dealer or direct from \Pacific Coal & Oil Co 401 Hinckley Bik, Both Phones, 5040. For West Seattle Prices Phone West 11 Lady Wellington Coal) Lady Wellington Coal! , 1910. (MURDOCK STARTS | WEST NEXT WEEK | (iy United Prowse.) WICHITA, Kan, Aug. 16.—Early vext week Insurgent Congressman Victor Murdock will leave for the another Insurgent M puntaineers Return 1 | > of ; Reg 9 er On bet athes McCrae ae Ca. New fork. G : wt a unprecedentedly low prices ' ' | The t t rr . Hlere are but the god SI. 00 Black Taffeta Silk | $1.50 Black Taffeta Silk A “. 31. 50 C hiffon Taffeta Silk 75¢ New Fancy Silks trip, Tr ( ‘ nes, ( ed Louisines and HERR FRANZ ADELMANN With bis orchestra will play at Dinner and Supper latest ¢ from Madam Sherry e asic ight Eyes The Child of the Prince.” and “The Prince of char. Firat latest song hits from New Y« Cool Comfort for Hot Days at Hotel Savoy Cafe Second Avenue, scillo movement on this the greatest step at | g machine is nt th s been 1 ewing machine first old 1 were ented ure mm the makes the machin id sew faster On August 27 We Give a Our New Six Story Building At Pike St. and Fifth Ave., Will Be Ready Next January | “FREE” Machine Away. Come Ie Silk Sale wid Shot Intec ated edb | y member of every fami! the r i Bag ? 6inek feds MA r r pecial of re pice t and se « he wily at These are odd perulariy ” 3 | *e Hu Hu rs t f Wed jay a © each aang? as it WILL BE, _peend Sea | AY fea f tl a be apparent - At Fountains & Elsewhere | H | WOMEN'S 200 VESTS, 12:0 ousewares Ask for jl" Of white rib cotton, low neck, sleeveless, with | |Ht tuncy crochet yoke | 75c TEA KETTLES, 50¢ “ 1A” |b WOMEN'S 35¢ UNDERWEAR, 25¢ to get Tage ce ~My mhog : 5 +h HORLICK § : $1.50 MIXING BOWLS, 50c ‘iene inch size; reg- The Original and Genuine WOMEN’S 50c VESTS, 35c | ular pr , j White ribbed Lisle Vests ck, with pretty yut Wednesda c MALTED MILK | ]) vite cectetet font avptiaue ettects $1.75 WASH BOILERS, $1.25 50c AND 65¢ UNION SUITS, 39¢ |X Wash Be stationary han- The Food-drink for All Ages. Women's white ribbed cotton Union Suits, low | ¢ aide rice 1 25 hat neck, sleeveless, umbrella drawers, lace trimmed, | ecial for Wednesday at . At restessants, hotel, and fowntame, reguiar and extra sizes. | 5c TOILET PAPER, 2\c } Debeious, imvrgorat d sustarning CHILDREN’S 35c UNDERWEAR, 25c | Leader Tissue Tollet Paper, 800 sheets to roll; Keep it on your udebowd at b lll Swiss ribbed, white lisle thread, high neck, | regular price 5c r A special for 220 Dont travel without short or jong sleeves; also knee length Par 4 | Wednesday at ° 2¢ ‘ lain or lace trimmed and ankle length j —Hasement Sulesroom. A quick lunch prepared in a minute ’ | MEN'S 75c UNDERWEAR, 43c Take no imitation. Just say HORLICKS | Extra fine Sea Island cotton MEN'S $1.50 UNION SUITS, 85 ia Noa Gombine or Truet ers, light and medt weight and r Medium weight, fine “ibbed cotton, knee and —- —|f| jong and short sleeves, knee and ankle ler ankle lengths, long and short sleeves, ecru, white and ecru; 50c and 75c values at 43c a gar white, blue and salmon. Sizes 46. $1.00 and ment $1.50 values, at 85c a suit Str, Clty of everett oF Telenreph. : | and Get Particulars. Like picture, but with cane seat; a plain, attractive “cc ” . . style, box construction, and long back posts, shaped The “FREE” Sewing Machine Is Insured | ':00 tes», with ciaw tect; a good $879 Chair ign It insured for five years against breakage, wear, fire, tornado, | $7.5 . 84.75 lightning or water rt ns that if from any such cause any part srrooniitialbeel or all of the machine troyed, it w be replaced free to you REE” is the only insured sewin chine | All the You Want 5e Berkeley Cambric Suthwick Co ee SECOND AVENUE & PIKE STREET | aunty cael ung Continues All Week Important Clearance of “We 1: 1€ aagaed v Cases —First Floor. Stevens, the man who teaches how to dance. hing every day and Main 6260—Phones—Ind 1524 SEREN & BALDRIDGR Tallors and Men's Furnishers, 1107 Pike Street, Between Boren and Minor. h and Pine St. avi; M118, Quarter Sawed Golden tak — A Solid Extension Table 42-inch pattern, 6-foot size, with a top, a plain, neat and well-made, solid fluted Solid Oak Library Table i al, plain legs with | Made of quarter-sawed golden oak, a very 3 go read; regular price | pattern, shaped shelf and French legs, $17.50. Special ...$12.50 | top; regula 5.00, Special .. ba | Credit The Famous Monarch Malleable Range Saves Enough Fuel in Buy Now Pay Later a Very Short Time to Pay for Itself Second Ave. at Union St. |