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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-13
Removal Gents
Furnishing
Sale.

Just VITA. you are looking for.
Tsscs.s are marked down. 20 bed rock
fe. mere OF the &c IAansser-t
shirts. linen front. Monssay SAFE soc.
oar soar-ply 2c Linen Cuffs. Mon
day sac lie
Good LAnea Collars. latest s1y.e. .,
Good Uniauaaerea sairis. 400 ard
sc grade. Aorzkay -.
a TAI asgarset Line OF Neckvear
oar sc WATERPROOF. Oge-Shsrts .cr
Nofstay. 20 Close a. A.
A.I-Nco. Twllse6 Navy Ba1e ar.
Gray DTershirss. 81 = and tits grade.
MONDAY only. al Sc.
Good Mixed Wool oeersalrts. dark
Shades. sc and 81 grade. Monday sac
Complete Tine OF Working sEai-fs IN
Csesfots and Tennis Flannel. &c 10 &c.
Sc and &c grade
Ai-H eos Mems Hais Hose. &c and
DC grade. 20 c-ose al Is.
Heavy Shaker Socks doahas hesls
ard toes, Sc CRATE. Mertay Dr.
Good Working Socks a, a. per pair:
extrs Heavy Mixed Grays a, ~
Fu4i Finished Seamless Fine N.-no
so< Ss sc an4 80. Moas.ay Only. az
i-szc-
SDsp~n3ers n every styi~-soo6
Heavy SuspNnders. fun size. fisr.
Boys Suspers.er. extra vasae. only
B. ard tee
faI lire OF Mems Cloves: mus.
be closed out: wi.l ne n Monday sale
al less ssaAa cost .-fca-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-13
Hosiery.

B.x reductions r. fss.'ss CssAr,sre
Hose Prss,~s thss ~lil net econ ee
o~sFes asaia-
Heavy All Wool Cashmere Hose.
--srrsno heel AM toe. r4ne~d top. &c
pair.
LADIES' All wooi Fan Tsssto-es
Hose. formerly 500 .. 49,. Moatay
on,y N, pair
Ladies' Fine Rfsck Cassraeg. Hove.
regular value 49, Mon3sy cHsy Sc
pair
Ladies. FIRE Rgan~s Cashmere Hcse.
rsSsscs,a srogn ~ 70 ..c a&ir.
LADIES' Flee e-3 mes Fast Rack
Hose .r,say.sag Tor Mos@zy 20 g PAR
Tee New Esssw pAtea1 F>ssi Hack,
ru3f-ts sascne,f Stocking. sTes s. roc
MorasS ensy t~srs A asif vsl~e -
FAsses' Fast Back Hose MORAY
Suly -sac par.
povx- ana Gsvis Heavy SssTce
Hose. sassAS!s for school we2E. CAY
- ,sre-,s Y>A-s Black Rlesea Hose.
cu1y e 4 pair.
Sre~-ta, sor Ho73sv. Missy fi->c-~
l.res rzst B.@<k Hoe. nc = Ssir.
value Is.
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Weddings.

4 happy c1i-rina.3oEf 20 the visit. OF The
Rev. : Dell Johnston - this city MAS Ms
marriage On las, TUESDAY evening 10 Mss
Wlz1STe. F.N11S a. ;Ae hoaa1 - her rga0th-
g. 81 Cherry street. The Gas; hands 81
friends bad converted the rooms into a
woodland bower FvSsoors ~ vines ard
flowers EeTe las sssv 1Tape3 sT9r corners
AMI over &oorwAa-s- ~ o'clock the
strains = tass wedding naArca we're ssoftly
p.zye1 4sl1 the bridal procession catered
the p2rsoT and stood under 5zskes O.
white 218 pink roses. The groom Was a.
tended b. his hrosher, M A CaaEae
Johnston. WHO came from h!s home in
Pennsy .v4n.A 20 attend ;ae wedding. The
bride MAS preceded by little Helen Nical
ard Doaaia JoTIan. carrying baskets q
roses. and Miss SaakA SIS bridesmaid. Tire
bride catered bearing on the arm % Asr
brother, Nr. II. Ewing. The ceremony
MAS performed by Rev. W. NJ Hos h.
The hrlse wo-e baAatlfgl while organ
de trimmed in baee gn4 ribbons aaG
caught ~ w4th 8 alansEsd pm, he prs
en-. u the groom she carried hste voses.
After congratulations the company -
paired % fnR dining rogsIa, where . hour
tif4l collation. VAS Ss-Tea Many hand
scEa> presents were received. Mss Ewing
has been a popular teacher Ia the cttx
schools. a great worker n the church an5
Y ". - A sn4 leaves = ho~; % friends.
Monday evening lizzie Chris Gasoas on be
half II ns- SGnsay hoo3 c}ass * boys.
presented her wilh a handsome berry
Spoon- ard Mrs. S3eo@. n the name Of the
teachers and pupils gave her a purse %
money with whzeA 20 purchase B.ole-
The happy couple left Tuesday night for
their future home al Reynolaton. Pa.
where Rev. Johnston * pAstc~ ~ pros
rerous United Tresbysc ~5axs cor gvexzs 1o.s.
They VII v4si, friends - roa;e near st.
Louis. where the brides graaamother
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-13

The thlrsf season Of TIE Too WI: Cub
opened very auspici0gsly last Thursday
II rhr b. dance whicn was largely al
tended By ths club members ana their
friends TIE music AMI the foo- wese
bo-h excellent art The evening pSsse3
very entoya bly, Those aao attended
we're. Mrs. Giasscock Miss Ne15A Cisss-
cock. Miss Fonda. N.ss Minnie BeSsett.
Mss Agnes BaSs~tt Miss HeIs- Morse
Miss Marguerite Weld, Mss D5ruse
FA-nsror.A Miss c7Iassccck. Miss Naye
ss1aszeock. Mss Charlotte Hammer. Mss
Dalan. Ass S.~sfto7. Mss 1a5sfh 4
: ~Atts1. Mss huntz. Miss Anna kurtx.
3iiss Ian ssr-er. Mss A5nna Co31en. Mss
Mcdonald Miss Bronson. Mss Marion
Parse Mss Alsc~ Tuck. Miss Jacobs.
N.ss I8psky. Mr. 2 J. Frankfort. Nr
I>7a.s Curtis. Mr.. Joz4?h Dgl', Mr.. ). u
Cummings. NJ WEI At@o05 Nj Hal
T.auascner, NJ. OTIS i2u1s- Der. Sir
CARES Dsgv.an. Mr. Frei Gillette. NJ
Charles Lar NJ X. II Pearse. Mr.. z
V Nos-ly. Mr.. P.nkham. Mr. J. j. A.
k.ns0n. Mr. A3o1pA Bronson. Mr.. Dwi.af
ss-z-ton. NJ. G3en Ssxe-, Mr. Homer NJ
Donald Mr. Ray Mcponal5. Mr. W.T.
Wrav. N~. CARE Bennett. Mr.. Carl
Holmes. Mr. IL Gresham. Mr.. 0tho
C'aslshAs. GT. J. MADE smoke. N-. Frank
Lay. NJ. Charles I.yneh- Mr. O. p
DIVER ena Nr. J. ~. >ayre-
A 6sllght.al party 49, given - Frlsay
evening ov Mss F:ortense Ferguson a. 80
Twenty third avenue u hoDc- % Mr.. " sls
NcDssxa8i WHO IS about ~ leave se- Arr
A~tSs- university. TIE Eecora rsoas wrers
e1azar.. one pee. H1lch wished Fare
zss9 to TAt.le WI" requiring special
Mention The evening was speaf r. 1ane-
II ? snss zleSS5rE contest Euru ee- q
nlassrstlesrs from ns&EaziTes wers passed
a-elus xwd he eao De sso~s Instructed %
xra.s. wnat ar1aeIe era ~ c~t a1Es~,1ses
slzzs Ace Fsshar carried OF aTsf h1L7gs
"a NJ Erres. H@-al4 lock Ese booaT
~ e. Nrs Fevggs7a ac'~9 @s Co.'S fssToT-.
present w.re - ga E3~a S-s4r1. Mss A}~ca
Frsae~. Mss Meme T1rew. &ss Mayer.
Nas <sftie SulA- Nz Hs@~ FlsesT-
Mss 9e~ssns~ Fig az. NJ ssnith. NJ s
rsle g-uhns Mss la Szuita. NrT- Eef-
.-ss,- Me- Nay T7au-se&on. Mr ChesEs-
Fqx Nr r Aiexalte-. ST x Fsek >T1s'E-eS-
81 NJ De. Hicks. NJ C2ars1ce Re- hsrs.
~ g4oa5s A. = King. NJ. Frns.' Ger
as ~ ~ q Mcdowell. G-- TcAz br@~~-.
~ Fraa Ha.r-1e~tz Mr.. LaErsncs W.
ssa a. 3l-. Pea Eiiess
wex sItsn s.ssst =. Qus-= Asn> AsIs-
e-tarsaz-eza q - friends a: progressive
So Tnu~sza~ evening Arr n s~T-
-vsrs- - - wNgrs trstrz-sea-a g.. sn1 ve.s.a3
,~-st- xax RENDERED eg - R>s7ess ART
N-s z Ma Lu1o1eon VS. seTFsss
ssey - tAe evs1tag. TEss- gres~ni w7@rs
A. ans Mrs. fse1s&-nta x - Mr 49,
w~x p = g-awsa Mr.. &re &-s Z. +.
f,.98--e NJ at 3f~s. I. Az NJ. ard
w~x = n A-4s~@er- " Aa1 Hrx Z.
= Nor. NJ. za9 Mr.. :. s. Es-ssT. III
49, M-s- y TAE
t. oueea Ans r'az-srx Gu re:
sa.1-@~y hight
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-13
Ladies'
Macklntoshes
Al INiEiRD.OF PRIcES

Eniire new stock. and they al 60
iAto me removal sale. &. the lowest
pFlces ever quote. n this city. See
our prices
For A-H-~f@6ies' Double T.x-ura
Serge A2cklntoshes. navy and black.
worth AZ least *
hor S-sa-IA1ies' Double Texture
heavy Serge Macksrtoshes, navy and
o.ack. never before sold for less thar
s.
For &ss-iadies' Double Texture
detachable Cape Mackintosnss. serge.
navy anc black. regular s. 81 quality.
Fer a~ss-Laeies Double Texture
Weos Serge fun s@eep sossbl. cane
sesset collar. regular s. quality. for
For S.a-l>adles' Doah,. Texture
WOOL serge MacklntoShes. siIx-Hned
double cape. velvet collar. real value
80.
ttHeT SPECIAL bargains n Nacksr-
iosaes a. s..sS &ss g.: and Sc.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-13
Removal Dress
Goods Sale.
he greatest and most pronounced
ba-xzIrx OF the year.

Tie greatest and most pronoacce0
bargains OF the year.
NE PLACE ON SALE FOR MON
DAY ONLY.
e-sneh All Wool sai,ing. former
cr.oe g., Monday &c yard
<-.nca changeabie Su!tings. value
81. Monday 81 a yard.
sA.nch All Wool Broa6cioth Suit
.r. In black. garnet and hunters
green, value si.oo. Monday ssr-
xlfnch Wool Piaids. value soe. Mon
3sy Sjc
S-gacn Henrsectss and Cashneres.
h cream. light blue and pink, slait3b bic
tx evening, wear, worth 80. MoaEsy
onsy - yard.
Ss-.ach Black Satin Soliel. value N-S.
-4.n and hrocastext. Monday ssr.
G-sneh Black Boucie Cloth. suitable
ss- capes and jackets, our price Mon
Cav sSc. worth xi.0.
4s-snrh All Wool S~rges. in black.
rarnst. navy and brown. value sSc. Tor
Monday a.
New exclusive pattern, imported All
woof seg,s. sold everywhere FOR tio.s
4 SUE. our p-ic. on Monday ss.so suit.
seeeial French exclusive pattern
p~rs< Goods in SILK ana Wool. sold
everywhere AZ SIS. our price or Mon
Gag si.5o ssI,.
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Removal Gents Tn.
derWear Sale.

e. Nsw vre So fSrs~ xccN3s se@a
r,y*~ss 49, 1898, $50 icy sTe
81 p.,ss stzs ssss = asre
Nna's aeAvv >a ara Wc~a zsisr-~
sea- x&szs 49,. &cossvs ss-e e.
&acA
NsA--s g~avy Eges,.s. tsnct Ssorki-
-.t r-rsse-a e&~ 49, as s-@T~n. &&sn-
xnx Nr}y a., ea-s vs,se 81 e~scA-
Meas heavy ~ asogs = cc@ NEstsr~
wear. cav 81 ess11 $500 49,
Mes CAEvEs f5ssr sTT@sr ?,
nsc~sx ~ sa~3 x&~raens. e1y - a.
Nnzk Efravy &sss.srw AfSSl zs7eg-
~Sar ~ Assug 4-aoe z1e e<st Y@-'as
= re Szfv sor ~ ~Aeh-
Mes So Kszs&s calzae.'s War II
xrrs.-s~ Yss.-sf1rs ~eet<ht - $50 eat
s..stsegs> ~s-sssssaaAA s. "a. ar~se 80
" sssswa - Aes> AE~s Nss~s
tsr~v Ms.et rss ar A>-@~rs~. SHAy
- ssscs-
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Ladies' Shoes.

LADIES' fire Wet Kss Suttoa. Lace
Button esth Century cut. regular 81.
Shoes. sg&sa A. Gar pAer=srr~nAl
removal price % .. -. al sizes ard
VS. ard every ra.r gSaaTar.t 49,
oar = Ladies sab Ns3t0rI cs9f lace
aFa4 Sutrass ~ s-a@- Te are gol1x 20
Sos again ecTncrrov az s. ~. sGpNy
yclFSxf wNis IRE goods remain
I-s4tes' Fns I<sysotr XII. square
toes h8Eser az sizes ART sItss-
every PAR Euhrs Ef@@t~ tomorrow q:
& A. re&ss.Ar 81 Shoes.
oar Fire Me- Csa,sroste TaSiss'
Sa.0s.s 81 tsc. ans hnttou. go1so~rc~
axsl-. g oeose. a. j. s.. formerly sell
ms a. sAsA
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Removal Notion
Sale.

S.. ihesa prices ard Judge how We
Are ne 4ut goods
Large bats kensington Crochet Cot
tor = bail.
Fasting Cotton. l. a spool
ssrinE SIX. e 8 spool
Imported German Needles. 10 .
PAGER
Heoks a.. Eyes. y a card
Machine or. e. a bottle.
cxxtcrsa - a bottle.
csr,san & Curriers' 10 ysrss Black
Al Color>s SPOOL silks. SC a spool.
Trim rs Buttons. IN gil, sid silver.
T. anA f9c a dozen.
WAslseaaes. Sc \ bunch
iasse spool Embroidery SIX. only e
q spool
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Children's Tn
derWear.

WY 20. ses~,1-e zo-,a % = see wcr-
esrfa1 renewal Asarxxs-tr
C133-sr's SAe..Rry G-av sgxes Com
p.ese me fTcas &C. fs-. lE-sc. ~ N
CSA@1reas Canes tiaAr- en2sh =.
scans from x. ans -, each "
A sst - l4rEe sigss is~s = css~ Ma
ural Gray. Nar-snssd 5 pr cent
vo-o. C-asi3rens Csss3e-wea-. NonsAy
cnly - eaca.
Youths sni BoTs Heavy <asurx.
GRAY Underwear. cheap a. ~. % csoss
cs1f. al &c e&SA
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g,rthsav and surprise Parties.

The voan- friends Of Clarence WAITE
net 81 his home, - Fifth avenue north
Friday even * and gave him q happy sur
Prise. TIE evening VAS enjoyed By al A:
Il A dainty ianch was served Present
were NJ a.E Mrs. - A. Waite. Master
VIII NosxsnEt0n. Master Edgar Sar0nae
Master Essxene Cardiff. Master Ray Kelly.
Master CLIFFORD pe~rSe. Master Cs4res1ee
Waser Mss safe rGtyram. Miss Cs@rt-z1sse
Wxse sslss ZsYfa Ray. Miss Mary Sta S63n-
-san. Nss Mabel Esfsssan Mss Eea NAT
@ws. Miss Ne uzlfs Mise tsertr36e Per
rs. Miss Ruav Waite. Mss ADD " aaie.
Mss Bertha Mathews. Miss Hannie Cox
A rsz-<w 80 = So=sa friends Surprise
peg. u. razssw a. as home ~ Ccssfyasils
last Tuesday nignt not onfy ~ PARTING
- ~ urex y~ectsst Hrr-esrancs bat nv fhs
rs-~s-r tatscn ~ a aoT rass % hssnsesr *
ss-stes ~ M~s =. = Fzatsrsv AtSo-E
.4seaA present wee: Nj Hnd Mrs. Hest
,nxv N-. ard Mrs fcslso. NJ. ard Mrs.
Herss~. psv aaA Nra. r. = Rsttray.
-. Nfsssrs. iIegss<. AR. B0ydsn and Ara.
9-oz..
Mss Trr7e EsTr-+sc, vac given q
hsrssdsy snrp~sae a. osYrnns~ bah Tus.aay
eversnx Aaogf SKY o. Ter trends Raj
ga,-er~1 in her ho-oT AMI 80 evening was
rss.~d n dancing A boat m 6nfxnt . re-
past Of cake ara wire Vas served.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-13

Nsss Gertrude Clark Fo-. Townsend.
olympia flctoFl4 and aEAe- Places On
TIE s01Ea- all De visited
Ms Theo3s-s u. DzEltoa gave AZ after
1eoT reception Las Friday for Ms. =. 4.
v 200 var, % Peoria. Il TIE affair vas
9.af-Isz 80 hastily that many Of Ms.
WOOD wards sr1er1s c0ul5 10. Dc invited.
5lk those abe 3i8 attend passed The after
SEA1 ih4 Misses Carter assisted Mrs. paul-
to2.
4 tennis parry =. he Acre 81 Mss
Navarro kautx last THURSDAY as-e-roo,
vas a aosz Sect and ersovahse AFFAIR
Present were. Mss Preston Mss kellogg.
Mss AcNalgnt, Miss Spencer. Mr. Oria
E2E&e. Mr.. Wlu Hanna. Mr. r. Geary.
NJ Aaur-e> C7lsi and Mr.. Tun KsIiogg.
Miss HArrls, Alien gave very r1sasan.
Dance Friday evening. entertaining about
t&snty young trte2z3s. Mrs r 4 Wool
H-2-s. Mss Cornwall and Mss Clancy a.
sa~iAt Ia making the evening enjoyable
so- &c lads AID IazS.-s
Mrs. George Riley gave . c,nch parry
THURSDAY afternoon fer Ms Z. A. Wood
ward. OF Peoria Mrs. Howard Jcxiyr won
the Hrst prize: Mrs 2. Ii. Dsl.oa he
consolation prize.
Mrs T. A Woodward leaves today Cor
her home n Peoria, Ill She has beer VS.
ing Mira Z c Hughes this week. and
mas h4a de--Sasfa. reunion with Ter
many friends.
Mss Preston. who has Been visiting
Mrs Frank Bell. leaves TEX, week FOR
Victoria She VIII remain there a month.
returning t5eacs 10 her home Il Santa
Cara, Cal.
Two yachting parties were OFT las;
Tuesday afternoon. One was o. Nj
E'rs. Z. Sanders zach: kel2le and the
os1se- Oh Dir. Edward Sweeney's yacht
Aggae.
Mrs Frank Osgoo6 gave a luncheon ,a.t
F-i1ay. Present were Mss Wyck0- Mss
Hubbard. Miss Collins Miss St-uve Mss
Murray. Miss Fur;h and Miss osgood-
Miss Eta Nugen.. who has been visiting
Miss Katharine McGraw. in Olympia re-
turned yesterday Win Mss McGraw, who
MI De her guest here.
Miss Ruth Allen gave q dance Thurs
Day evening n compliment. 20 Mrs. F. A
Woodward. % New York The party
Sss SsI ATTENDED
A number % people are attending 3
house party al he Country Club. Taey
un-li Tuesday.
Miss Cornwall, who has been the glses;
Of Mss Alien FOR several weeks, viii leave
fo- her nome n walla waIa ii a ssw
DAYS.
M. aud Mrs. H 6. Str1ve have returned
from their summer her1e or Lake Wash
lngtoa 10 their residence a. - Pine street
Mss E. o. Graves entertained M-s. Nc
CTeilaa and daughters. OF Los Angeles,
az lunch last Wednesday afternoon.
Mss Katherine NcMlckea retn-n>i
Wednesday from a pleasant v.s:. TO
friends in Olympia and Tacoma.
Club a. dinner today III honor OF NJ Lang
don {. Henry.
Mss McNauga- leaves FOR Taco-, n.x,
T'nesiay 70 spend week ~ TIE guest O:
Miss Wa.
Ms. w~cko- visited Mrs. Butler. n
Everett. as; week, returning 20 Seattle
on Friday.
Mss Navarro Kautz gave q yachting
party yesterday afternoon OF ths zach.
AEgle-
Lse1;- Spear returned Ias- Wednesday
evening from visst 20 San Francisco.
Mrs A =. Eawisy entertained a. iu-ch-
eos Friday to- Ms :. A Woodward
Miss Echel Bsglev returned Thursday
from pleasant vt<st n Olympia
Mss Cary. o. Tacoma. IS visiting Ter
aunt. Mrs. john 2. Alien
Ne Claire BaSlsy rs.U-u-. from oiT--
pa YES se-say.
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re Ee@rfz. KksSerx2rs<a SssSes sa
~E nosA ia regular hs-rsoefA8y ray-ssszsx
a. ia g-harnsl-e~ Of C'ss-Ts-a srrr@ FnnA@TTow
A. Is "a IN Tire meeting yy~cgfss 800 - -
~ ss.es-ss5 fssswez- a. ss5ss Gresham. wfso
has szst -esu-nsz. f~nra As~ Esster-s trs>.
VIZ - ss-@sea. ar4 gsT~ s1es<f siaTsss~
y - as@e r~aAstSs TIA MESS AeosTA
Tsrra wssi --szas . ga4yse- CT sss4s ~s%7x
A fsz 4ttNss8sssea - ssrDssf'y Fsss 1~ssesf-
A.. frsssa5s * 80 Gt71eTg2Efsxs are cor
sl54Ffw snEeGfat
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MONDAYS SPECIALS

Dyvokr s.x-corc sofs finish machine
tA-est, Monday three spools for &c
Yenxngton crochs, cotton. ill col
~s. sc = ball.
Largo ball knitting and crochet
e.ks. Ia back and white. only &c .
hAiL
x-fnch heavy rnbleached muslin.
sp<csa. Monday. fisc yard
sraosI states. value ioc. special &c
aeh for Monday.
Hors malt extract. Monday Sc
ess:ss.
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Removal Ladies'
Underwear
Sale.

Lae;~s' Natural GRAY Fleeces.,sa
Crscn Suits 4sc. value 1sc.
Ladies Crva- r-coiore3 Heavy Fleece
lined Union suits Sc, cheap EU
LADIES' sanitary Gray Cn.on SUITS.
Monday only s. 3. vslGe rs
cnet1a Con- o.naglon Wrapper r~a-1-
less ard s3oye-s31;.ng n natural gray.
sc. formerly si~75
Ladies Jersey Cuio, SUITS, natural
WOO. utcelY finished. with SIX s.fsch-
irg a11 pearl b-ttoBs. only yI-~s, rsSu-
lar value 3 - Ee.t
cneaa Co1o.nAttca SsIl.s, al ~ool.
natural gray. only 3 IS salt.
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CRkY 1s-s
art casL.ST4x
nights hare
fallen OF t1s
city. and ElE1
their COMING
rAz 70 , Z : :
outing. Lac 3
bird o. pas
sage. sSeAS
W B : Y 8 :
CGEe$ and :
dis placed ~
the elegant
bah, tie AK
aftxe tez o.
the Ee-I4y
!. r : 0 = u 4 !
u 4 n = e No
more runs
a 70 SIS IRE
lake In puT-
ing Launches.
nor gaeulcs On
the wooded
shores SSa
~ and g44sal-
Ty SH~.-A
; 20 e re
rrrs.SSwsssf ~
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Arns fi1e Dress Shoes. narrow
razor toe. regular value 1~sa. sonoz-
ro~ only sz-da pair.
Mems Heavy Dom pecros. sizes g
70 10. regular $50 shoe. tomorrow cnly
Sc pair.
Gents socks. tomorrow only - q
pair.
Misses ar6 Cstldren's Fire Donxola
Ta'eat Leather TIP. square and point
&C. sSTlns heel, sizes LA % :. SIC SO
10 s'2s &c pair. : 20 AZ &c. Monday
only
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ss---osz-6i-sg ss2sags The sAescs t&h-e IS
e Mrs. - a. Galley u ~ Eransa l.. Nee-
- Mrs. g y &ser Ms EaA&aoe~a M-F~
ray ans H. , ~. zsc&Ssg wese Ts4asrs~8
Ire -uo-a at-racrrs tr1az ire Bears sE.eF-
asoa sbeza. "a r-izav n~xs w1E De sas
3ass cu>zzE e Sc naeasa sse gel7aS Xxx
F'-..-S2y Ae-nE re na3ssc rscepsso1 & tee
s@agU@. 90 Nike y tae s1&ss Gn4ve~ssSg. .
RIO aas sss'ess q cars.NEs .aEu&ka u 80
s.gA.s0 daring rAa PAS. s1ar 1aoagEs. has ~
s1rrss3 - <n@ c4zSssc prscsncts ~ Ass form
- home. lie IS greatly missed. ard aAs
co-ner seems e.sss~te1. 70 matter k9x oc-
ped ss7e iiss~xsxe- fnsz-3s2 xsA picture
% hin = ksn. ID v.ew. = = TIA work ~
IL F>rss Mcclellan &n3 e.aeats rga-n fsv-
crAnl@ comment Se- = saSesaty - se-gras--
A.. T'ae lecture ca Tuesday evening W.
sSs on Woman - Arr
4 pleasant 1ettaS a. tNe Lake w@s
siyea 1ass wednesday evening - Mr.
T = carr II h1nar e - departure -
Ar. as4 Mrs. II. :. .A1sse. ~ New Or
leans Ia 2I1s1S ard refreshments aas-
ea 20 IRE @aioy-nent- T1soss present weres
M-. srsG Mrs. NJ - Ana5e. Mr.. ard Ms.
\ ". Late. Mr.. sid Mrs. =. =. Carr.
NJ. and Ms p. kmutt. aI4s< Il Mana
Mss NJ zaEsIisoa. Mss 4 J. McAa6-e IS.
ne Misses KAntree. Mr., u. B Frsucz.
NJ. Y =. Cro-ssa4s ard Mr. = Il J.
Sta@tsl1ee<g.
TTA- Twelve young people who cal :herzs-
selves tie ~Hsaxry Lssfen." enfeye2 =
very pleasant Dating on Lake ~ ASH nc 1oza
las Friday Atse-sseoz. TAsey reS agss TIE
east shore % The axe a. ; o'eGock n RE
afternoon sn1 c&rsg-e3 There Gaid ~
o'clock IN the eve4Aus. when after packing
"a fhs remnants 81 their llScA an4
oasaching ;helr camp IRE. tAey aAs3@ Ire
camping grounds farewell tor The Ss2Soa
a-a1 ~. @-ue1 20 tho city.
TIE stco5 Gil. carried me fol'esins
a&rry - Port Eaakeley .ase Friday Mr..
MOSCOW, Miss Mabel Mckay. Miss VA
erie Mayer. SIR. \. ~ GaLsd, Capt pyt~
e-s ard Mr.. Ciare0Ne Peek They were
entertained aboard cae ship I1n1ee ~
Capt Jarvis
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Fsswe-4-x weatAe- CO ET1ea4T esr-rsS
- -v-v-r-~ss y gEse s@&--.s A. lag ~
- E~.esx O. Is1@-Em Era-s 44sz1E lie
ssss-s szz 3a-gv NsrA spent 80 "a 81
.,r,-.- z X t-V-sa ga-S- 2 Ha~e y - - a.
-a-z 1..xa~sg, as sxcss-eeeE @esA. s-v~z4-
~ ts,ss - =. as-H aM.-E &e11lx tae asst Ea&@-
.sss-s~x -. s4sasc-z 1s H11sse-s essa 1sskS-a-
nsz.a &C - lsze. 10 gseaat2sg.4se &s.3 lSs
xx-a,zs r.s-.- s-E->- Es-Se1 N.AA a~szB
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Aalazn. Or al Ms VIII Ssa-noz. En-
tToT- z21 Ms. Sw1-~so~s Mss Sx1zesa<5.
NJ JoSA G-ssn. ~ a-3 Mrs G.. A. &
Aoc1esier. Ms. Bzckne- AID VI. Roa
A-s~ Perry Sz.ea
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Best machine OIL. &c q bottle.

Buitermiik soap. Dc q hz- NccA.x
only.
larson h Curriers' 100 yards black
ana co.ored spool silks. SC a spool
- cozsn ladies fast black hose "a
morrow TIC a pair.
~ pieces bess quality ksd finished
skirt lining. tomorrow ss-c yard.
~" pair i-aGses' KID Button Shoes
WITH patent tips. ln narrow and square
toes. KID and cloth tops, value STE.
Monday only sl.s3 a pair.
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Ladies' Understands.

JUS received rev rns OF ladies'
Black Jnd-rSki-;s.
Pack fine Saline Skirts at g..a
Black Saline Qa!iget Sksrss, sl@.
EiAck Sailne. BRAID TriFh-ae3. s. -.
Back Mcreea Skirts a. to
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- ~~-fhsrn pscs1c VIII eel rozra
80 .t-x~sa @@atti~ 70 Tscg-a a. rae
=. > es-tA = zSsoznt ef FTsrcs comfy
- -r4ess en- sate s<sztsgnssee u % -.
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THE *
81 |"'N 7u"uG6E 81 Hn'r
''' IVA cf67'szEMrp@ ''a Seattle
A Whirlwind of
Removal Bargains.


1hA AWAIT
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On the afternoon % September Z ss-s
KI5aoGrue's honne g. Creeu lake vss the
scene 81 marry tea parry IN honor az
her sunday hcol class - ~ Piyr-catA
ColEraEa iEorA3 chu~-A- TIE house z-as
beautifully decorated All 80 spacious
vsra1aA was Transformed laso q gam1aer
Tara0-. where dainty -@fTeS3sgrerts we're
served. Thoae present wers: sftss Hatfl>
"a nsr Mss Ria DauEsE. Mss Edna
Waszfl=- Mss Nznrifre5 Abbott. Mss
CRY. % Yakima. Miss Efhel TsenmE. " ss
A'scs Baker. Miss Aee4e Drew. Mss MI
ne Sa-gens. Mss Terap.e. Miss Sa~p a-~t
Ar~s Conner, Mss Darkle,. Mss Gillette.
Ass C2ars NJ Murray. Alss Curtis.
Mss C'-s wfo~t Mss Kl-~Ael. - por- Ma
ssoa. Ms W2se-aosse- cf Honolulu.
Mss Cassie MIS- gave = lavsn,-- lun-A-
80 a. -n@ residence - A@~ <wg-. NJ
Beu sarat7 Niles. yesterday afternoon .
sew friends Tia decorations we-e fsrg@t-
-~s-~-ts ara ira Tlenu cards we're ran4-
ra--te3 ans t.~s srtsh lsven1@- rssnous.
prsser, were Miss Anss~sor- u - Ho31en.
VI - GA wfor5. Ms GRAHAM. N4s@ Caa-k
Ma Warner. Mss Page. Ms Carroll.
Ms IeES Mss Ye.gags. Mss E%ae.
ToGrx=
Ms C-.ss r F-ras=h e-.srtai1@. tAs
s7lowlur 2z8ss tszs wednesday after
noon a. her ao-e. 2EF fess~- way. oy
4 -~ssg .rsa1 ~ eore~ - Mrs 4 u
cs-sz-e= $50 "a NJ yist from Dayton,
Cnso Tsn~e --ase1, Sere Mr. A NJ
Crimes. N-s. Cares &a@c.r-@-gs. Ms.
" Ans o~skI Ma l. = Sa2fres Ms
y Harry. Mrs g A Herman. Ms
C-.sz e F-ss-A Ms BRA Crimes. AS.
Asrss Kozsows2 as Master ottS <T4scs1
TO ho-7~ - R@v a-d Ms. A. = Ez>os-
. -