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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-30
WATER FRONT NOTE.

The British ship Dundee was towed over
70 B.akesey last night TO take on lum Der.
The first OF this seasons oats TO be re-
ceivei by Lilly, Bogarius il Co. came in
from the Skagit Friday night on the Clan
Mcdonald
Steamer Sarah NJ. Renton came in half
an hour late from B.akeley yesterday
morning, owing 10 the thick fog, which
made IL necessary TO fee her way across
the bay.
A new roof is being placed over the OF.
foes Of the City dock. A composition roof
VIII reo.ace the weai her-worn sieve that
has acted as protection TO Manager
Aerkes during the summer.
The dreiger Anaconda. which has been
employed In cleaning out and deepening
the sips at the City dock and coal bunk
ers. dnlsAea[-esteFday afternoon and was
towe6 back 20 work on the tide fats
The United States lighthouse tender
Manzanlta left yesterday morning from
SchNabacher's dock. where she has oeen
taxing on supplies. for Mary Island. Alas
ka, having on board the party or Engineers
who go north 10 make surveys.
The wal.a waila sails this morning for
San Francisco. and the Umatila IL due 10
arrive from the same port this afternoon.
Besides twenty steerage passengers ths
following cabin passengers are booked Tor
the Wal.a WaEa; Miss Myrtle Minton-
Mss Ha4ght. Mrs, r 4. kysn; Ars. AZ
l. Fehren. Mrs. Carr. Mr.. Jackson. Mr.:
Jacobovics. l. Ackley. r. c. Jackson ard
wife. j. l.. Lehman and wife. j. Bruce,
Mr. James RatiI.on- 7 II. Msl lisa Ma
E.aa Stoltenberg. Mrs: L. Sto.teuberg, @.
81 Stewart and wife. Miss Barbara Davis.
C. H Rothrock. Charles Stock-4n. A NJ.
Reynolds. Mr. Howard. A. g. sutherland.
ter. DR.. L. r. Marley. d. Mckinney and
W. II. White.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-30
BONDHOLDERS ON TOP
Court Rules Against Petitions
For Preferred Claima
VICTORY FOR THE s. c. al. co.
Boston National Rank ana Others Tn
able 20 Establish Prior IIens
Fer Ses. ZOO.

IRE legal hattie az The Bcssen Maternal
Bank sa3 eeaer petitioners against ne
Seattle Coal & lro2 Company aas resulted
q victory fer the company. Ja@ss Lang
lsg having rendered decision % thss e1-
tees yesterday. The case. whten nas been
under aavisemSas for Some aalS. Involves
e. ~ .. which petitioners sought 20 have
declared preferred Gains. ana Immediate
gy payable cut ~ the carrEns earnings of
the Goa & Iron Company. o. cat OF shs
proceeds Of the sale OF the property before
The payment % any sum % the bond
holders ana stccknoadsFs
II The petitions niea with the court tire
raost sweeping charges o. fraud are made.
II 3 alleged sAat TIE properly was bid IA
fo- about Saeoo AMI then capitalized st
&.aee. soe. that tas bon3halaers aE4 stock
ho4oers are Identical. AID that he obi
atoms sal cut IA the Claims we're Gen.
traeted under representations that tho
suit brought against the CoA2 & Iron Gem
paDy BY Tie Manhattan Trust Company
Sas OF a friendly nature and would n 10
wise aEldsnssr the claims OF tia petition
ers. Ii aAs GAINED further thai Re
eeiver John II. Bryant since appointment
had paid slG019 OF unsecured claims. %
which $500 vas 10 the Seattle. Lake
shore - Eastern Railway. The claims of
the petitioners were allowed as ordinary
claims, but The receiver refused 30 give
them any priority. thus making them In
ferior 10 the bonllhoiders. The amounts
claimed we're; Boston National bank.
$1,000 Sehwabaeher Bros 81 Co, 81. "a. =,
Murphy. Grant e. Co, ,i.54l.S0. DItlen-
hoefer. Haas & Co. s7SS. IS. Sehwabsohsr
HaTdware Company. ssll22 An appeal
viii probably be taken 10 the supreme
court
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The Unlucky Opal.
Chicago Record

A man was shaking dice In q cigar
store. He lost
.sNo wonder" said bystander. You're
wearing an opal You never viii have any
hlck"
This Sc, the man to thinking. -Four days
later he skipped In getting on streetcAr
and sprained his ankle.
This decided him. he gave the ring 70
friend VINO was on the beard OF trade and
who was too hard headed TO entertain any
fool notions about the nurnosr thirteen.
or black cats, or cross-eyed girls with
red hair.
Nevertheless. when this board OF trade
man lost over sio.ooo on wheat ne began
=, worry. He didn't care much for the pin
ay,vv-av ana 80 one day when young
man In his office admired tbs Ere IN the
~+nns ne said: Take It along II you ike
ia
-rha wang man overwhelmed him with
+h4nlxs Then he waited with guilty knowl-
a4ve 10 see what would happen TO fhs
vossnx mar. He dsd not have 70 wall long.
The very next week the eT0p.oye was
taken az. and hs missed four days a. I4s
efice.
r,on~-ser-o. 60 he told his young friend
49,. ne ooaI pin and the superstition
attaching 20 n. end the ernpsoyes aftTf
ess4s@-s ton. ascsfed taas he would give
the pin 20 his girl
T-7a oryai ga RAPID ard very eneclvs
work after q became the properly OF re
yourr woman On IN, second day AFTER
ere hsrau % wear IL shs tgnfte1 cur .'4.h
En- attempting 90 light the gas Iias curtain
wzs DESTROYED ard ne young N"fisa
h.yv~ss s.o.h Of Der hands IN attempting
:, extsnxuish IRE oasze.
TIE vo1rg man who had gwen lfi1 o'"-is
N 49, raat raae. upon - spoacRsze-
.epewr4sss 7. -xas ts1as opal ! gave yoa.
ssss he. You know an Opal Is sa5s'csed 20
-.~-v bad lsrck with r. | dtdn Tea you
ss->s,,ss 7 arr not. supers-1tiosas."
.sr'n not wear the drca1fA Ting q cay
sonEer," said she
- - Altr't She gave 4 % he- brother,
w-fo x7orrsss a. .1s rzyEestion rfsAt a PARK
49, x.assv. Etis stone eo'se wleaa s1'S
s,,-nA~,a zo.o3 ~ bad <-versas3ess' wf'ss7
- .-a~tas 20 Cincinnati and the tram ran
~. -. r-acx ard he wss toS=s1 fSk4I ne
$3.50, % a car sse be-arne converted
arr not gre & 20 anysocy e-ss - % =
r--sss :. $40 a.. 'sI'u ser !. - se'Fs4aer.
e. Re x~nt % the 1saFealer ard sal1.
.ew7v.r'H vosn give ne fox tbs pa
7-ha tewr~sger looked n y ana ssso' hAs
sat an opal. has 9 cats eye
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-30
The sp aeewrlter,s Novel Idea.

Chicago Post
The spaeewrster seemed eiated over
something as he entered the Office OF the
managing editor.
II have a great scheme" be said, en-
Enthusiastically.
''Yes7' said the managing editor. in a
coidly inQuiring tone
The managing editor has great schemes
proposed 10 him on an average OF twenty
three tff1ss day every working day In
the year, and in consequence he has
reached a point where he doesn't enthuss
very readily.
Yes. indeed" answered the spacewriter.
And the best feature OF II is that II ls
something entirely new. / don't believe
it ever has been done In the whole history
% the world"
Possibly that's because it hasn't been
considered worth doing" suggested the
managing editor: Int the spaceN ritter ig-
uorad the suggestion. and proceeded 10
unfold his scheme In his own way.
What would you think" he asked. "of
the story Of man who had been left
alone IN the broiliqg city while his wife
and children wers enjoying themselves at
The seashore2"
Chestnut said the managing editor.
sententiously.
1T Is, up to this point. / admit" re-
turned the spacewriter. but you'n ind
the rest OF II entirely novel You see,
this man wouldn't sit In the 'front.' row at
the burlss9us shows
''Nor''
"Oh. no: not at all. He wouldn't take
actresses cut TO dine after the show,
either"
''Really7'
Certainly not. Neither would he spend
HIS evenings playing poker at tbs club
and afterward writing to his wife about
his loneliness. nor would he take the
pretty girls driving and ell Them up with
ice cream and nirt and otherwise make
q fool OK himself"
"wh-what would he dor" asked the
managing editor, sghast
That's Just where the novelty OF my
story comes IN" replied the spacewriter.
proudly. He would behave himself prop
erly, as self-respecting married man
should, and ne would be really and truly
lonely. although ne wouldn't say much
about il for fear OF spelling his wife's en-
loyTnent q her trip. That. sir. would be
something absolutely new and novel Ia
The story lire. and think II ought to"
"Tt Is new enough" interrupted the
managing editor. reproachfully, but /
don't see how you can expect Us 10 pay
space rates for a story written TO square
yourself with your wife for your antics
While she has been out Of the city. Be-
sides we like 10 have our stories possible
and probable
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-30
Court Notes.

Defendants appeal bond IN ss7o va. hied
In the superior court yesterday N the case
OF Mcmillan & Munholland va. Albert ;.
Kerry.
Location certificates were MED for re-
cord with the county auditor YESTERDAY oy
frank & Campbell and Robert X. Ander-
son for tbs, Ace Up, and by Campbell. An
derson and Glenn VI. Benney Tor me B9o
Tan. both claims in the Granite Mountain
district.
The Goid Medal Falcon Canning ana
~ ifssif Of Receiver Aiphegs BYers. on
the ground that the order OF sppointlmen.
had been obtained wrongfuly. Wstnou,
cause and without notice. Judge Dsbofh
declined 10 remove the receiver.
On petition Of Receiver Furieigh. Of re
Mort her-, Pacific. Judge Gilbert OF ne
TT-i.es s.atss court yesterday vacated
rs order Of August "a. In which De nal
directed the recover 20 pay a CAIN 81
a. as.l =, fs~ TJfelity Trust Company it
appesrE that when the order was MADE ~
IusYwe Gilbert IN Portland there ~ss pFae-
~ - Sssenea The rev order GETS
lie hearing % the case for September -.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-30
ASIA AMERICA
MIKE NARU-
FIRST SHIP or THE
NIPP YUSEN KAISHA
At SEATTLE
AsTA-ANrERCA
August ISA

49,
on the opposite side appears the pro
gramn1e Paper coniaS WIN be issued to-
assv for general distribution.
the japanese. who are enthusiasts ri
the prospect ~ greeting vessel from
their native lard completed taA work OF
decorating the dock As might be exrect-
FL from the artistic instinct and culture
% ttpat race. the decorations. while rad
fcsffv dsTerent from what Americans
would have suggested are very pretty
and striking. Along the edges q the east
gables ana along the TOD % thu high
fefnee adjoining the warehouses extends
A graceful liae q evergreens, and Just
underneath them copious display Of
Bunting In a central place ia front Of
the entrance Sc q ueat design bearing the
crossed 6aEs Of me Nippon YUsen Kaisha
ard the Great Northern Steamship Com
nanw. witn TIE Inscription: Welcome
" Y. Steamship Mike Maru-By Jap
snss@ Residents CT Seattle" From the
toc az q pole eTe stretched three rows 81
Jana nesa lanterns, interpreted Nth jap
anesa ard American nars The work 81
sarors tiou s. n charge % Mr. X Tassh-
ASH and Re has had a corps q vigorous
assistants
The Fireworks.
The fireworks. which constitute ire or
er fesaturs az fl1e Jararese side q the fes-
ffvf-fas VII - IN charge - NJ Na sumo
% snd a mere list - them VII show
what = treat = IN store nor OILY for
,hs Juvenile population % the ci5y. hut
f>r r-,,~s nature people as wet who IKE
,, t-,k a. pretty ard aup~oPrta1s EhinEz.
A. r~assut these fireworks are stored
away IN az ktn8s ~ r1y3sTi0us boxing
rarkpees whose roGwh exterior gives liz
- rns~e Amt of the possibilities sum-
herring wis0in than an acorn does - an
osk tee They VII be tossed out or
sr.s when t2le StrsrusT rounds the polnt
sha vii bs greeted Wa ere fyst piece.
which ne Jarzsnese. Who sre Completely
.+airgrarss FOR an American word - de-
s~-zea r. have Designated cu gSeir pvp-
s-rar,rns a. s-rhurdsr,@ From al accounts
i.s 8aassatnx report vii Justify he nane.
49, nav make Gea. Metcalfs ard rs
e.,stt~w Batteries look % their lau-e3s.
~T,~eA ether pseces Viii probably Dc given
a - wfaayysfr comes down the bay snn3A
.ha saIere= from land ana water Tasse
vffl - he Nippon Ngsea kaisha hae.
she American fag and ghe japanese Gas.
spe~tStn~S Vfu hs Interested 20 Know tnat
- 49, rSess rieces and IN fact IN al ths
Jao1uese nrsworiSs. teere IS nrSt pTel5Fza-
t-.s~v report as the pro ts-5iie 81 discharged
- \ t,,he ara second explosion n
--f8-af~ as re dessgn g the psccs - TN
fotsed
.res ether pieces arranged - re Gay
t.ree M - given Nf}eT ne steamer
s~-...ee. ne acrS. SORE - them preeaav
,-.F~s,.-~tnr tAs platform exercises ard
.-,.s~Nas IRE exact orssr - tAsn has
80 her sxe4. bat re programme as A.
~e~~~H ~ SE- NafEErf2te sn0r1eT&ies ths
s,rs-Ns--- waste snsoke aps asAes. Bat
t--srsss shr>e t&EfeFas. a '-5ocx line." en-
49,. waite s-acxs ard American far
Tshss American latifs i wlH ieEpr~ss
- snail boy - kaoz thst when th~
'srer~1a' AKA TIE ssA-- pretty iat1ss
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The Colored Fabrics.

A few Only are told about here.
THIS week We have on display in our
Dress Goods show window three lines
% Domestic Chevlots. eTnhr&.tng al
the newest weayes and color combins-
tons.
Ss-lnoh AIi-wool Checks and Stripes.
80 yard.
4eAinch All-wccl Chevfotz. CSC yard.
&e-inch All-wod Chevtots. Boa.le
effects, a,c yard.
Plaid and Checked Cheviot. rough
surface. COO yard.
xo-iFrch Colored Brocadss, . smooth
finished material. newest xhads- 81
greens. blues. reds and gTsys. 300 yard.
In better goods we have q line or
SIX and Wool Mixtures. dark grounds.
with light silk mixture a. inches
wide. 500 yard
ao-inch Atwood Novelties. grounds
OF blue. green ana red. oversize; with
black, two lines, at 500 and eoc yard.
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Latest Styles in Ladies'
Shoes.

Our new Shoes FOR fall and winter
have Just come Ia. They include all
the late styles in Walking Boota. conn
bring durability and comfort. Note
our prices.
Ladies' ncnrola button Shoe. opera
and square toe. Sl.gI.
LadieA' Fine KID Button Shoes. cloth
and kid top opera and square toes:
q good shoe 70 wear. Ss.s9.
Ladies' Fine Kid Butfon shoe In cloth
or kid top. new razor toe. very dressy.
s2.5o and s..
Ladies' Fine KID Hani-Tnrned But
ton Shoe. cloth and kid top. razor and
narrow square toes. $3.50
Ladies' Lace Shoe. Twentieth Gem
fury" last. heavg sole. splendid street
shor. SAFE.
our bargain counter contains several
hundred pairs OF Ladies' Fine Shoes.
oxfords and Satin Slippers. formerly
sold at s., "a and s.. now 9sc . pair.
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Tides at seattr. Harbor Today.
MARINE NEWS.

San Francisco. Aug 2s--Arrfved-s.r
Del Norte, Gray's harlSor: str Alcatraz.
Coos bay: str City OF Rio Janeiro Hong
kong, str Newsboy, Tillamook. Sailed
Str San Benfto, Tacoma: str Australia.
Honolulu: blk Richard III. Nanaimo.
Clearei-Bktn 5. G. Wilder. Honolulu; SIR
State OF California. Portland.
San Pedro-Sailed August 2s--Schr Ban
gor. Puget sound.
Newport-Sailed August 2-Schr ]. A.
Campbell. Port Blakeley.
Hongkong- Sailed August g7-Br rh Scot
tish Isles. for Puget sound.
Sydney-Arrived August 2S-Br sh Celtic
Race, from Tacoma.
Hoqulam. Aug. ae.-Saiied August D.
Schr Neptune. from Aberdeen for San
Francisco. Arrived August S-Schr
Orion. from San Francisco for Hoquian:
schrs c. r. Wilson and Ruby Cousins.
from San Francisco for Aberdeen. Sailed
August s-Str Sunoi, from Cosmopolis for
San Francisco
Port Gamble. Aug. 2s.-Special.-Saile allied
Blk Ceyion. Capt Calhoun, for Honolulu
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Boys and Chlidren's
Clothing.

We are now showing for Fan ana
Winter wear very select line 81
line embraces tho very latest styiea.
the newest and best Of cloths. and Is
made up especially 20 stand the wear
and tear that boys give thsir clothes.
A careful inspection Of our stock be-
fore fitiing your boys out for school
VIII convince you that We have the
right kind Of goods. spiendid assert
ment. and Al popular prices
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A Woman Notary.

Al document that might be made an ar
gunlent for female suffrage was fil-d IN
The superior court yesterday in tho case
OF the Washington National Bank We.
the Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Rail-
road Company. Involving bin OF lading.
Il consisted Of the dispositions OF j. IL
Heyer, &. c. Schwerin and r. a. Dunn.
witnesses for the defendant. and was
signed by Elizabeth c. Lynch. notary
pubic, Peoria, III. In Washington 20
tary must have tha Qualifications OF an
elector, and consequently a woman can
not be appointed
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6z-in<h ATWOOD Golf Cloth. a Scotch
Importation. an extra heavy cloth,
gray. brown and blue mixtures. III a
yard.
4s-inch Boucles. rough shaggy mix
lures, all the newest coiorlnEs. Us
a yard.
s2-lnch Plain Boucie. dark brown.
dark green. dark rod. sl.25 yard
4s-!neh Velour Cords. exquisite color
fngs. a Goth that presents very
drcssy appearance. ss inches wide. s-4o
per yard.
as-inch Nohair Mixtures. has an over
shot thread. but Is not rough ner
shaggy. fs inches wide, sl.to per yard.
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To voters Mt Road Elections.

A notice to voters at the road district
elections TO be held next Saturday has
been issued by County Auditor BemarR
They ara instructed to vote the tax in
dollars, at least I-nliil tax. but not more
than a sa-miA tax. voter should Dot
write the amount he wishes 10 vote in
mills; should not write an amount wsieh
is less than one mill on the dollar nor
more than 10 mills. as In either case the
ballot Will not be counted. While the law
does not specify the number OF hours
during which voting shall be allowed, the
polls have usually been kept o9en from
O'Clock until 5 p. n
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Domestic Dept.

New line OF fan and winter outinE
FTaunels m dark medium ard lght
coiofN az and s i-Sc.
New lire OF Fan Dress Prints. eplen-
dts styles and rooi quality, only b.
OR fail and w1ntsF stock os BED
Corr >s,rters lust arrived la every grade
from &c 20 - go each.
FFsereow-r Ped Corr forters. tass
opened a beautiful assortment, ch0ice
patterns. from $40 20 80 each
white Bed Spreads. crochst patterns,
large size. great value. sgc zach.
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Priestley's Black Goods.

We are prepared TO offer the gxeai-
est values IN prisstley's Black Goods
that have ever beerN offered In this
city.
&a-ineh Atwood Brocafes AZ sioo.
42-inch All-wool Brocader ~ t1.S.
44-ineh AlI-wool Figured soleiss az
$40.
Finch Atwood MosSatr Brcradss a.
us0.
ts-inch Ar-wool Mohair Brocaf~s al
g7s
ss-;nch efik Warp Novelties at E-E
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Boys Long Pants
Suits.

Single breasted Suits I'm bius anA
grey Mixed cheviots for IS.
Single Breasted Suits In blue and
black Chevi0ts for 81. o. ard $40.
Single Breasted Suits In Black Ciav,
very dTassY, for 80
Single Breasted Suits IN pretty
Scotch Mixtures for SO and ST.
Single Breasted Dress Suits In ene
serges and wofstsds for tie. SIS ana
si7a1
Double Breasted Suits in blue ard
graz Mixed Chevi0fs for 81.
Double Breasted Suits IN back Chez
lots and Mixtures for $50.
Double Breasted Suits IA black and
blus Cheviotg and Scotch Mixtures Ter
SO and az
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", rsaa~r-f,aek Novels for -.
-. 1879 Novels for fsc.
-, a.r.sr- BACK Novels for sc.
rs,orh- asysrsa Books. 9Th TOP. publish
e-ss r~tee re. or pTfse cry &c
f.fe,sts-bsuna Books. Ei. top. publish
g. r-sr.. 7ssssour price only re.
We carry the largest and best as
~,vsas stock % Books IL TIE cry. ard
ssfr them a. 10 20 Is per cent below
publishers price
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I,hn Petersen. Of ps,ostvi!le, Ia, SUFFERED
x;sh av~,nserv for eighteen vesrs and irled
49, ef the h~ss doctors IN New or.esas /;
80. halrs dozen or nsore pasent req, ii'ss-
- l;e,le relief followed Until he eeSzn
49,. - sshsusherlsin's Cello. Csolera ard
D. p;.-yb,ss Remedy which steeiea Tsr-'A-
neGl cure
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Gloves.

Real Grove bargains that you should
not miss.
TrefovsS. s-ineh Suede Gloves. reg
uIar ssa5 MONDAY only Si.7s a pair
Tresolsse 4-button Suede Gloves,
regular s. quality for yl.D pair.
wilton Psqae Gloves. perfect in a.,
best values ever offered In city. for
81 q pair.
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Table Linens.

u-fnch Cream Table Dafnask, extra
heavy. -.
ss-inch Turkey Red Tabls pssuiasif,
superior quality. colors Absolutely fssi.
a..
r. dozen Blearhef ard finbleacsie~l
Turkish Towels. large size, a. 1z'z
each.
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<axv su,,a Filed.

Actions were begun in tho superior court
yesterday as follows:
Eslstace Henry MAIDEN We. Howard y.
reryrses-p rofnissory note and mortgage.
s. 20; judgment signed. a,SE5sS ,,,-
Coal, sl7ssS. NJ.
j. c Nixon vs. Henry yorning--Pr oTais-
sorry note. 400; judgment. signed, VS..
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-. ,.a,tax % sns Dunlap sat- 70 an
-. a., xght,h al nsen are interested Al
: .sf--sresset vien reccgnias ne fact iRsR
r,s.,ap creates zss styles e uea : seas.
- ~-pr rtfnla- ssvaes Ter re feA and
,.rf,fe- wsll - On sAls q; Cheastys seSefe
.yanu. ans James street neXi ASss@~9'
S~otSusSer :
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AChanre For nnx-.

BOYS who wsrt a bicycle saoElt rer7.rTs-
ber that ne Seattle Soap Company - &C
ing "a give one 20 1he boy who before
noon, September L5-a brings them the
usost wrappers from Emerald and Blanche
soaps an3 Sono wishing powder save -
re wrappers aus rakE tAezn % ire Seattle
soap Company every Saturday.
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Attention. comraae~.

. mating Q. Re executive COMMITTEES
- - rnfon Patriotic Veteran League
zf9 - nsla a. room 5is SEATTLE Nattona3
bank building Monday, ~ e.clccz ?. n.
A sa1 Attendance ls requested
LYMAN e KNAPP. President
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Boys Short Pants
Suits.

Double Breasted Reessr Suits for
s2aa g. % ard f4.0.
Double Breasted Suits In CheviotA
TFlcots and Mixtures for s.. -. u.g.
81. s.. 81 and g..
Boys Three Piece Suits IN Eohby
Clay worstesis and Trieots. tbs vsry
latest cut, for 81, I'D and si9
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rhave devoted TIRE sT~sce allotted me 70
- f.rw.sy 70 re ceremonies attending
tSs eonap.etlon ~ tne Nerths-'a Feeif,e
.-st.,.4 a. ne reason shat this tsy vii
,,a re last 81 The existence q toai srs~'
n'rs r,,,s,ssaYAgei prcpsTty. IesiaoFro
80 car2or@s Cor. the Northern Fselae
rauuav Company. VII take cehlTe' ~
- - - - osa corporation and here
sst.v -ean~ as asStlniss. II RE res par
=, sf,g-rtses ne ravsxes @, tine As ters
- re "a enc. she writer WI - greatly
= -. 80 : L CRAWFORD.
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Baskets.

Renember. we can save Won rncrcy
on Baskets OF all kinds, Infants Has
kets. with or without stand. Work
Baskets. Flower Baskets. ONCE Bas~
kets. Wood Baskets. Lunch Baskets.
Sewing Baskets.
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MONEY! MONEY!

we are purchasing ars.-class eaternrises
sor or American as E4ro2-an clients
$3.50 as orxaE.ze1 Money advanced
- 49, sssx.esog-ne-+- AVOID failure ia Goaf-
~ your enterprise - Wratang OF seesng
surgrcAN AND EUROPEAN INVEST
onz ASSOCIATION.
xgss rusi1.ng. o Ns- a1f - Broad SIS.
SeI York C2ty.