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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-17
Try a Song Party"

Ideas for an afternoons entertain
ment Each member should be ask q
"a TO dress ~ az 90 represent some
popular or we'll known song The
Amusement Hes in guessing the
names ~ the songs thus chosen Al
a recent party Two Little Girls in
Blue" WA illustrated ~ two small
young women dressed exactly alike.
one guest IN the costume ~ 0oethe'n
heroine. with long braid hanging
down her back HuEgeHied "Marguer-
tie"
When the name Of a song has been
guessed correctly. the wrnrcr ~ that
costume may take her seat. but M
one should be allowed Co So down
until her song has been guessed hy
az irasi some member Of the party.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-17

In Louis Howard. a man arrested
In Everett several days ago. and
now in the city jail. chief OF Police
sullivan thinks ne has the man who
bunkced J. Ansn out Of SOC several
weeks ago on the waterfront. How
ard n well known 20 the local police
as Lame Louis Mr.. Allen ldentl-
fed him ns one Of the men who
swsndlei him by means of the freight
bill trick. Howard win probably b~
tried for this alleged ofgenae.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-17

IN TIRE SUPERIOR COURT OF
the state u Washington. for the
cousty 81 King. Annie Times.
plaintiff. -. David Times. defend
ant summons BY Publication. No.
- so2
Tho State of Washington 20 the
said David innes defendant. You
ARE hereby summoned o. appear
Within sixty days after the date Of
the ffnt publication OF this sum
mons. to-wit. withia sixty days AZ.
ter the glss day Of September. A. u.
1901 ana defend the above entitled
action ~ the above entitled court.
and answer the complaint Of the
plaintiff. and serve a copy % your
answer upon the undersigned atior.
usy for plaintiff at bis office below
stated and IN case ~ your failure
40 60 40. Judgment viii he rendered
against yon hrcordin a. the demand
" the complaint. which has been
filed with the clerk ~ said court. The
object of the said action. oct forth In
tho complaint. in as follows; To OBJ.
tain a dscTee % the court above
named divorclnE plaintiff from the
bonds OF matElmany with said de-
PENDANT on the grounds % cruel
treatment and non-support.
J. NJ WRESTLING.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
E03.tt washington Building.
" o. address Seattle. King coun.
~. state og Washington.
Date Of first publication. septem-
iasr afaf faaf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-17

a mile, or quarter of mile away.
showing that the metal mass has
fallen into tho depths. The spectacle
recalls tho blowing up of iieli Gate.
The guns seems 90 hc fired ana aim
ed al random. or puralhiy not aimed
al an. for tho missiles drop any
whore, Recently no accidents TO
shipping have been reported nut
there are plenty " solemn moments
90 board conHtlng craft, which give
the range aa wide a berth an pos
aihie.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-17
Last 4 difiOss
q 0'OFock 70. I'm.

~ years old today. For the past IS
years he has lived In Seattle. Lately
his abode has been In shack az the
foot OF neu street, 0affncr had been
drinking during the night, and at
els o'clock this morning was seen In
an Intoxicated condition on the wa
ter front. II Is thought that in an
effort TO reach his home he accident
ally fell from the trestlo, near where
he was found.
When the body was taken out 81
the water. watch and a dollar in
money was found In the clothing.
The body was removed 60 Butter
worth's morEae. AZ far "a known.
Gaffner has no relatives.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-17
TO POTTERS FIELD

The bodies Of two mon unknown
and without friends. viii be buried
In the potter's field by order Of the
coroner this afternoon. One IL the
body Of the man supposed 20 be
named Kelly, found in a tcndsrioin
lodging house several days ago.
The other is that Of the man found
In the bay last Saturday afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-17
n Splendid life

AZ tho age OF 81 Mrs emyiy. q Pm.
ianthropisi has Just died Ia Dublin.
More than 1000 children arr main
tanned IN homes established through
her cscrtinna.
while Htill "a young woman abe
founded little school FOR poor
children in "a hay loft ia q Dublin
stun. She collected not lees than
so. 900 per anuum In the cause ~
the destitute children ~ Dublin. A.
a result ~ her lahors. Heven homes
and four free day schools have been
established Ia the city, and. 10 CO.
oprrnti ton with the iiIfds Nest az
klnFHtown, havn turned many thou.
sands ~ hopeless sium children into
gu0d and useful citizens 81 the Hfit.
fah atufgiru
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-17
A BLACKJACK
GAME PULLED
Woman Loses Her Money and
Complains

A small sized black jack game was
raided BY Officers Ryan and W. c.
Hubbard At an early hour this morn.
ing In the rear o. the Snow Shoe sa-
loon. corner Fifth avenue and Main
street. Robert weiander and a wo-
man who calls herself Mrs. oester.
we're playing the game. and the man
was the banker. Mrs. Oenter lost
a few dollars and complained 20 the
authorities. Welander was arrest
I'd on the charge Of running a gam
Ting game. and the woman ls held
as n witness.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-17
uR. ADAMS SAYS
NE IS NOT DEAD


Ii mme peculiar manner a ruuor
vas started late iass nsght that De-
txfiys adams Of the Seattle police
txre. had been shot and killed on
senn9 avenue sometime between .
lns 70 o'clock IN the evening. SIR.
sians went home shortly after mid
rxat A. he cauld not - found az
,sassuarsers the rurnor gained con-
fiRrable credcnce. This morning
>spAene messages came 90 head
<nFtsrs thick ard fast asking 81
Aszrs tragic fate. OF course there
M 70 truth In the runner. but some
rsgle stir believe that Adams IL
Ind. The dessctfve came on duty nj
mon today ard soon after ne was IN
y ctsrs the telephone bell rang
Asams himself answered il and the
~ question rs Adams dad yet
Va ASKED.
7 guess not was the reply.
Where = hs7~
TALKING
Bang 70 went the phone and
tazt wss the first that fhe big de-
'ss'ivs kn~r Of him death.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-17
ASKING for Her Son

Mrs, Beetle Hal Of i0ai sixth ave-
nue., nes Moines, Iowa, has written
a letter TO Mayer uumes asking
information concerning her son, Ar.
thur H. Hal. from whom she has
not heard Tor several years. She
said that about three ysars aFo a
young man named Hail. who an
swered her sons description. died In
a hospital In Seattle. She desires
the mayor 10 find cut n that p~r-
son was her son. The matter has
been turned over 70 the health De.
paFtment for Investigation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-17
CHAMPAGNE PUZZLES ARABS

A Vienna newspaper contains IA
long description ~ the expedition led
bY the Austrian explorers. Mnsli and
Airiich. into the North Arabian doH-
erfs. whore they collected many sci
irutinc and historical treaaurca The
explorers were attacked on ak ar
fefrnt occasions hY hostile Arabs
Five times they drove Of their as
malianta bat an the AIxth they were
overcome ana robbed Of everything
Then explanations rynk place, The
explorers informed the AFnbn that
they we're not traders hut scientific
men. The Arabs then restored the
plumber. and friendly relations we're
established A fsw bottles ~ cham
page which were among the stores
ware presented - the Arabs. who
wers delighted with the beverage Of
course they ga not know they were
violating the Mphammedan law
regarding wine what puH4ieh them
was how champagne could boil and
sslii keep cool.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-17
Cot License. Closed BAR

There a. no other "honae" IN the
country like the Crown Inn Wiiahnm
Brook. near BURY f. Edmundn. says
"a London Newspaper Every year
for the past decade the license has
been duly renewed az the nrcwhter
Sessions, iiut during all that time no
one can boast ~ having qnenchcd
HIS thirst az thr sign OF the Crown.
The place. IN fact has been closed,
the occupicf--a strict teetotnirr
adopting this curious method ~ nn-
sorting his principles Recently tho
license was Withdrawn. the Justices
coming 10 the conclusion that the
public had no need Of an inn that
never opened its doors.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-17
Wesley Farrah Dead

Wesley =. Farrah. aged 70 years,
died al the family residence. 1918
Fourteenth avenue north. this morn
ing. The body Is now at Bonney and
Stewards. AIR. Farrah IL survived
by a widow and two sons, Allan NJ.
aud W A. Farrah. both OF this city.
Tbs funeral viii be held from the
residence tomorrow afternoon At ;
o'clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-17
STR. DOLLAR
MAKES PORT

me ireighisr Robert Dollar, Capt.
s sn' arrived in port from San
ss tnia morning at / o'clock.
sas anchored in the stream for a
49, 80. out tied up at the Arlington
wharf this morning. The .,ssr,, s'.
e. ~ aus IN port yesterday. but was
s = ~ =. on account Of the dense FOE
y .ne Straits. The Dollar naa 40
tons Of explosives een.ss,ra,, -. =. -. -
. .seliie Coast Co., ana 10 tons .,
s,.I'i, ~ for the Clipper Line psop, y
Only two Passengers made ~ 49,. ~
. ne steamer goes to FaIrhAvsn ,bls
afternoon to load lanbe, =" '''''
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-17
Body OF Tracy Robertson

According TO news brought down
on the steamer 50. Paul from Nome.
the body Of Tracy Robertson. the
Seattle man drowned near Nome last
month. viii be brought down on the
steamer Centennial. When the 81.
Paul left Nome thu Centennial was
on a sand bar near Port Clarence,
but not In a dangerous position.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-17
Elks Entertain

The local lodge Of F.iks viii give
a members social az the hall In the
Coiman building this evening. III
Henry and his Ministries viii be
guests Of the lodge after the per
formanee at the ;hsator.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-17
MARU
q, Iauanese Liner viii Sail
Tonight

-. Als japanese steamer kaga
Ia '.,.,r,eted her repairs today
va. 81 away tonight. New
~ -. ~ ee put on when the vessel
ie',s rspan. The mex, Of this line
fsisas ..., Il the Rioiun Maru, She
y s.vsral passengers and q oargo
~ ,sns II on time she win tic
=, Great NortheFn dock to-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-17
ROOM WORKERS
'hfee Persons Report Robberies
BY Such Crooks

heon workers were at Il again
~ sight Three persons this morn
~ reported room bHrgiarsss 60 the
laaes- H. W. Adams said that bis
h'n IN the GIanwood hotel had been
n.'aeksd. and new suit Of clothes
Egien.
saHes Grirei Of the Oakland house
noS'ted that sane clothing had been
rclsn from hts room.
~ room o. c. p. Anderson. AT
~ First avenue. was also entered
y 'nisvss and % in money stolen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-17
WELL DRESSED
AND Refined
~ Smith Arrested In Seattle
rAsaler on Suspicion

49, ofnrer Carr early last ev-
- arrested a man IN the Seattle
s..s,,. who gave the name Of II. A.
80 oftixr Carr says that Smith
"a SEATED cut 10 him by several
.,-s,us a. q psckpocket- He h al
s<.a d have been searching the
,.s.s,s a q number Of patrons %
~ Assss. lie v believed oy the
,ol,rs y b a dangerous man. Wen
srsx.a sas with a refined appear
-. .sw people would take him for
1 ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-17
ONE OF MONIES
LUCkiEST MEN
Iaiet Lindberg, a 0lscoyerer OF the
Gold Fields, In Seattle

Jafet Lindberg, one Of the discov-
erers 81 the gold fields Of Nome, and
large owner in rich properties on
the famous Anvil Creek. has re-
turned from the north and is Of the
Rainier Grand. Mr. Lindberg is one
% the most fortunate 0f Nome min
ers. lie Will go ~ California and
spend the winter. lie Is heavily In
terested In valuable On lands In cali
fornia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-17
One Yeas in the Pen

Jim HiIL a convicted burglar from
sumas. was lodged IN the city Jail
today BY sheriff nsiabie u whatcom
county for eAfe keeping. iiin ~ on
ths way % this p~ultentlary. where
he viii serve one year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-17
NET DEATH ON
73rd BIRTHDAY
"'''lam 6affner Fell From Tres,le
and Was Drowned

VIM. Gaffner. the night watcbno,
S.. ne schooner Rainier vaa found
e'oNned IN the bay at o,c,oo. ' 80
s'oIning near the Brighton -,
a aea.s The coroner's officer v,a,
s s.,,ied and Deputy Buckley ipves,,'
sA'eo' Gaffner IS an old man ,n.,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-17
Released on $50 Bail

Levi Victor. man supposed 10
Be the paramour Of a woman % the
town. was arrested by ofiicsrs TN
land and Cameron this morning "a
a vaRrant He WAS released on 90
cash bail
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-17

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF
the state OF Washington. IN and
Tor the County ~ King. Jane G.
Agnrd. plhlnun. vs.. Nels NJ And.
crsun. A. :. Peterson -. j. Strait,
August Lovcgren. The Preston
Mil Company a corporation. and
the scandinavian American bank
OF Seattle. a corporation. defend
ants. No. 5000. Summons by
publication.
The state OF Washington 20 the
said Neis -. Anderson and A. =.
Peterson. defendants:
You are hereby summoned 20 APP
pear within sixty CG0) days after the
date % the first publication OF this
summons, to-wit. within sixty days
after the 9th day OF Aug, 1901. and
defend the above entitled action In
the above entitled court. and answer
the complaint Of the plaintiff. and
serve a copy OF your answer upon the
undersigned attorneys for plaintiff
az their Office below stated and in
case OF your failure 80 20 do. judg-
ment will be rendered against you
according 10 the demand Of the com
plaint which has been filed with the
clerk Of said court.
The object Of the above entitled
action ia 10 furecloae mortrara
upon lands in King county. Wash
ington. to-wi,. Lots fifty-four $50
and nfty-hve (55) IN DwiRhta Add
ton 20 the city OF Seattle. King
county. Washington. said mortgage
being made by the defendant Nels N.
Anderson on the l4th day of Novem-
Der. 1899. to Jane G. Agnrd. plaintiff
herein. to secure HIS note OF one
hundred G00l dollars, payable two
years after date. with interest at the
rate of ten per cent. per annum.
which said note is now In default
and TO bar each OF said defendants
OF any claim or interest I'm said real
property
PETERS q POWELL.
Attorneys for plaintiff.
PoHtoflice address. Rooms No. to
g. Dexter Horton Bank Building, Sc
aftIe King Co Washington
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-17
Dickinson Appeal Filed

The appeal 81 ths Van Kuren boys
sad young Dickinson from the iirr
aSsessed against them ny Justice
George. waa filed Ia tha superior
court this Afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-17

The steamer Czarina. Capt. Sea
men. arrived in port today AZ .. m
from San Francisco. she had n car
10 Of 400 tons Of general mcrchan-
dlHe.
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IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF
the State OF Washington. for the
county uf King. schwnbncher
itros. and 60. Inc. Plaintiff ~. A.
a zipRer. Defendant summons
No. a1iss. The state % Washing
ton 70 the Haid A. A. zipser. de-
PENDANT.
You are hereby summoned 20 Rp.
pear within eiKty days after the
date ~ the first publication ~ this
summons. 10 wit. within sixty days
after the lat day 81 october, 1901. and
defend the above entitled action IN
the above entitled court. and answer
the complaint 81 the plaintiff. and
serve copy % your answer upon
the undersigned attorney for plain
tlff. az his office below stated. and
in case - your failure ~ 90 do. judy
mcut VIII be rendered against YOU
according 20 the demand ~ the com
plaint. whirh has been filed with the
clerk ~ said court
The object ~ the action n 90 re-
cover Judgment against you ~ tho
sum ~ Sie00t, together with costs
and disbursements Of the action. for
goods sold and delivered TO you by
the plaintiff
LEOPOLD ~. STERN.
Plaintiffs Attorney.
7. q. address u3-tif Bailey bldg.
Seattle. county 81 King. Wash
inEtou.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-17
City OF Puebla Arrives

Steamship city OF puehia. Capt
Jensen, made port from San Fran.
cisco last night She had III pas
sensefH ana 1900 tons 0f Esneral
freight for Puget sound ports.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-17
Cottage City at Port Townsend

The steamer Cottage city. IN tow
Of the Dirigo. arrived az Port Town.
send this afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-17

COATS FOR 1000
Tomorrow we win offer a splen-
did line OF won1en's s12b0 and SIS
coats. OF kerrey, satin lined, half
fitting. n inches long. trimmed
with pearl buttons, at. each,
5000.
This 81 an exception offering ofs
strictly high-ciasH coats at very
moderate price.
DOWNSTAIRS SPECIALS
Decorated China Cups and sau-
GERS, each loo.
sin. Glass Berry Bowls. lie.
Fancy Colored Work Baskets,
for i0c.
Earthenware Decorated Gus
pidorH, Sc.
Decorated China Fruit Dishes,
&c.
Fancy colored Paper Candle
Shades, &c.
DRESS TRIMNTNGe-sP
Tomorrow we win start a gen
eTal cleaning up sale Of odd lots
Of Dress Trimmings OF many
kinds. This IL the clearing OF the
last Of several well selling lots.
including novelty braids, appn-
cue bands, persian and Jet bands.
velvet and gold applique bralds.
and a splendid lot OF fancy dress
ornaments These prices viii
give you an idea Of the under
cuts:
Trimmings worth &c and sc q
yard. for 90.
Trimmings worth Zoe to a 81 per
yard, for 1870.
Trimmings worth sl-25 TO sa.oo
per yard. at 19c.
Trimmings worth ;2.2s to $500
per yard. for SIC.
FOUR COMFORT SPECIALS
Full size Comforts. covered with
figured silkaline. filled with
white cotton. tufted with colored
zephyr, worth sl-25 TO csc.
Fun size Comfort, covered with
silkaline. filled with white cot
ton, tufted, much heavier than
the sort above. worth s1.s0. at
slg5.
Full size Comforts covered
with silkaline. filled with white
cotton and tuftsd. sim heavier
than above, the last named
worth $50, at si-ss.
Fun size Comforts, covered
with sllkaline. filled with best
white cotton, corded and tufted
with colored zephyr. worth si.75,
at s14s.
LINEN SPECIALS
100 dog. FrInged Napkins, with
red borders. all linen, worth s0c a
dozen, at ssc.
100 doz. Jaquard Huck Towels.
size lSxS6 inches. plain white.
red and blue. fancy borders.
worth &c, special for Friday,
i7i8c.
100 dog. Damask Napkins, full
dinner size, assorted patterns.
worth N.25, Friday CSC a dozen.
FRUIT OF THE LOOM, T,sc-
Fruit or the Loom. bleached
muslin, worth Toe yard. Fri
day, TIC.
Toe PERCALEs. &C.
ss-in. Standard Percales, good
styles. worth i0c, special for FRI
day. sc a yard.
WALKING HATS
Fur Felt Walking Hats, worth
siS9 each, FOR soc.
English Walking Hats. worth
Si.76. at gSc.
The Arcadia, trimmed with
quilts, and drape of polka dot
SILK. with buckle. worth s2.25,
Friday. $3.50.
TRIMMED HATS-SPECIAI-
Stitched Cancels Hair Turbans.
In tan. brown, blue and In black.
trimmed with Ostrich Feather
Pom Pons, regular price s4.75, for
$3.50.
MISSES $500 TAMS, sI.s5--
Misses Tailor made Tans, I'm all
eolors, worth $500 each, for 81 .95.
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GROCERY
BARGAINS
Friday AND
Saturday
FRESH EASTERN EGGS
For Friday and Saturday
24c DoIen

BEST IOWA CREAM
EHf BUTTER
Per pound ...... give
Good Butter. per pound 2:tc
pounds for ...... ....af5c
eAUER KRAUT--
Per pound ......... ........Sc
ADAMS BAKING pow
DER
Per pound s..,.. 2oc
GOOD COFFEE
Friday and Saturday. . lbs.
f0r.sss.s.. 4ttt.f..sst.H 10
This VII please you betiorthnn
package coffee sold AZ Ice
per pound.
BEST suGA RHINE
WHITE GRANULATED-
~ pounds for ...........S 500
FANCY SUGAR CORN
glib. cans.
cans Tor ...tss... .ss.s. .Dc
Per d0z. cans .,........Ef.O 90
GOOD NED ToMA-
TOES
cans ior,................ &5c
Per dozen cans .....s..Af 90
FAvoRTTE BRAND
STRING BEANS
Per can ..s...... .."......sc
LARD
5slb. pals ....".. ........ dc
i0-lb. pals ...... ....Rf.2S
HAMs-suGAR CURED
Friday and Saturday, per
pound ...... ........ffMc
BREAD
ioaveH for .............1Oc
MATT VINEGAR
i-quart bottles ....,. ....Dc
DEVfLED HAM
h-lb. cans &C., ..tss.s..,.stc
h-lb. cans ...... .....,...,.Sc
CHALLEN NOE BRAND
COVE OYSTERS
l-lb. cans .s...s. .....s..,.. IOc
S-lb. cans ....... ...,.s... Toe
SNYDERs CATsUP-
Regular price 25c, special
price .... ........,,...,..%o zoe
!, BAfLEYs HORSE RADfGH
AND MUSTARD
Special price, per bottle. lie
RTTTEns SOUPS
'AHf TOT ssssaFsf.sFss <<Dt
aHaeaaas4ess sa.aaasaa4
ADAMS GROCERY CO.
ii2s Second Ave. Tel. Main 4s2
Bet. Pike and Union.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-17

cuILDRES's soc ToHoGOAN
CAPS. a5c-
A line az Chndren's Toboggan
Caps. sold regularly AZ s0c each.
Win be under priced tomorrow az
a5c.
CORgETR AND GIRDLES-
Girdiea. In the latest straight
form style IN drill and satecn.
trimmed with lace and ribbon in
drab. and Ia white and black,
tomorrow 50c.
A fun line Of medium length
corsets, IN white. black and drab.
az. each. t0c.
DRUG STORE SPECIALS
la Parisienne Pure Giycerine
SOAP. in half-pound bars, az ioc
bar
Dr. nulre Cough Syrup. the
kind that cures. reduced 20 zoe a
bottle.
Rubifoam Tooth wash. regular
&c bottles. for lie.
coiERts's shaving Soap. &c a
bar.
Pure giyecrine. ise bottles for
g..
Rose water and glycerlne. &c
bottles for lie.
California syrup OF Figs. zoe
bottles for &c.
is.oa UMBRELLAS FOR si.w--
A special line uf regular g. 90
umbrellas. and a fine value az
that price, VIII be offered Friday
at WE5 each.
These are for both men and
women.
EIGHT DRESS GOODS SPEC
IAf.S--
Tomorrow these eight Dress
Goods Specials will BE- found on
sale in the Dress Goods aisle
much under price. as follows.
Ail.Wooi French Foule Waist
INKS. worth &C, Friday bargain
price 7pc.
An wool Fancy waistlnga. IN
dots. checks and plails. worth
TIC, for tsc.
An Wool SOLID Color Roman
Cloth Wnisiings. worth &c. for
b0c.
New All-Wool Border Waist
inFa. worth 81 a yard. a, 7sc.
eo-inch Ali-Weoi KRin-proof
Chcviot Serge. regular value si.7s.
for tits.
Wool Check Cloths. s. inch
~ wide. worth ti.5b. Tor si.25.
sAli-Wooi Fine Venetian cloth.
"a inches wide, for tis0.
Aii-wooi Malta Cloth, Sc inches
wide. worth t2.25. FOR si.75.
NOTIONS
Brush binding. regular price
Gi4c a yard. AT &c.
Corduroy binding. worth &c n
yard. for g..
Dress Shields, worth i0c. for Sc.
Patent Hooks and Eyes, two
cards FOR g..
women's Combination Pocket
books. FOR 25c.
SILK Frillcd side Hose support
ers. iac.
soc GLOVES. 2ac--
Womcn'a silk Lined Cashmere
Gloves. regularly worth soc. for
2ac.
woMEN's $3.50 AND u.T5 KID
GLOVES. esc--
Special sale tomorrow OF real
Kid Gloves. In white. cream and
Pearl. regular value sibO and
si.Tb. Price for Friday only eec.
MARTHA WASHINGTON COOK
HOOK. i9c--
The well known Martha wash
inEton Cook Book. worth soc, on
sale tomorrew at iec.
ibc MATTED PICTURES. &C.
800 Matted Pictures. regular
price 15c, special for tomorrow
az Sc.
PAPER BOUND BOOKS. SC
EACH
a fine line OF the Sabbath Lib
rsry. paper bound. 100 titles TO
choose from. such as;
In His Stepa."
BLACK Rock"
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BANK ClEkRANcES

Band clsarancea today were t8gs. e
100 Is. hatAeeea tigT.Tafgi.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-17

Umbrellas Repairing and covering
a specially. Ehamrk. 1871 Let.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-17

Home Camp Team 9sa. ". o. W.
viii Efve their second dance - this
season Thursday. oct. 18th. A. WI.
sons Modern business hail. ~ieyAtor
all run until ioia1 e'slerk ...
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-17

Tel. Seattle Fuel Co. Tor coal and
wood.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-17

For coal and wood phone Seattle
Fuel co. 80.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-10-17
PETERS n POWELL.

Attorneys for plnintlff.
PoHtoflice address Rooms No. 4 to
liz. Dexter Horton Bank Building, Sc
attic. King Co, Washington.
Date OF first publication. Sept. 4.
l 1901