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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1902-12-06

Embroidered w a is t
Patterns of Spider Cloth
landed yesterday-S3, S.. SO,
S3.75.
The stuff comes in lovely colors,
mercerized, and is woven like fine
grenadlne,
(Salon
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1902-12-06
Os triCh Feather BOas,

So. SO to $3o-prettier than
we ever had before at Christ
mas time.
All the novelty boas have had new
prices put on them-some reduced a
third.
Golden Salon, first hoor.l
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1902-12-06
So Black Pebble Chew

So Black Pebble Chew
lot, ST - though the stuff
was woven by one of the best
French makers.
Besides the little knots on the
surface there are long camel S hairs,
which make the stuff wonderful ly
soft.
DO you know anyone who
wants a black gown for
Christmas
Northwest OF center
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1902-12-06
Boys Sailor Suits -
som" special lots today On
the Main Aisle, Market

the Main Aisle, Market
street.
Sd. $3.50 Regulation sailor suits;
have been $40.
sizes q to II. Droad.al trousers lined
whit. embroidered shield black scarf
white brait trimming.
81 $500 sailors, worth s.. IS
TO 81. 50.
Navy blue and red, collar, trim med with
black ana waite SIX and mo'ar IRA d;
uou>er, l.neI TIN oughDut, We know o.
nothing to compare with them N quality
at the price sizes 3 tol2.
The 1egular Boys C0tA1n.S
Store is crowded full of good
warm clothing cloth and
sewing stand or service.
on. trousers sos.
Flannel waists and b.cuseS, 45C.
ID 1ub.e-breast.d suits. 20, So and $50.
Norfolk suits. S. to $50.
Market street
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1902-12-06
invades ToyIand today.
What is the Captain saying

nvades loyland today
What is the Captain saying?
Forward. march
This to every little boy and girl in Philadelphia.
The on Man Of the Ihu11upcN .N0nN/1lNs has
emptled his vast treasures into basement
1t is a German American alliance tor the
holidays
| ems OF thousands up to $50.
L0H 17"He-r on the Main Aisle today--dressed
dolls So to S.; undressed, soc to 81.
Match them--you can t!
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1902-12-06
Black Derbys, Sl.5O-

Good hats, but a maker
found he had too many.
All this seasons styles:
made to sell at S2.5o.
City Hall corner
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1902-12-06

Women's VelVeteen and
Corduroy Suits an
Gowns.
Ue4vtteen goaas, SIa.so worth
SI8.
Veio<teen suit, S25 to $40.
Co,Huroy sn,t5-a specially fine
one for s25--regularly S35.
No, not reduced--but a
great many bought under
price from the maker.
Second foor. Chestnut street,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-23
CARDINALS
BIRTHDAY
Gibbons is Sixty-eight
Years Old Today

pAx.TrMoRE Md. July z9.--car-
dfnAl GihhonAs who duflng the last
few weeks has Aeen called upon 70
unourn the aesfk % t~o members Of
TIE Eotnan Catholic hierarchy In
Amsxica. reached his 18th birthday
today. There was no formal cric-
bratlun e The event. but during the
day messages OF c0ngratulation
poured IA AZ the archiepisccpAl resi.
doxAce from Archblshops. bishops and
prominent members % the clergy In
al parts Of the country.
Cardinal Gieo1ns vas born tn this
city July %. fs1s. of frtsh parents.
Durfns his boyheoa he was taken TO
Ireland. where he received the sir.
mAnta of a liberal education. ON re-
tosSinx to ths United States V vaH
dssrrrninsa by his parents % eenns-
crate ham 70 the SER ice u God, and
he entered ~. Charles college, Mary.
had. where he graduated with dis
ttncstop In 1871. Thence be went 70
s. HFyss SEMINARY. where. after
taxing thu usual eepFses o. theology
ana philosophy. he wns ordained a
prisss. June 8. lssi- By Archeishop
Patrick kenrirk. Father Gfbbona
hard euty st that time. "a Ne city
az B&itInures serving first - an as
zsstant priest AZ 81. Patriok's church.
Aftsrwax9 hs was cont q. pastor q
the t1zen humble aud struggling par.
tsh Of - ff-tfx~-'s Canton. where
he alxo had TO serve old 81. Aawrencf
church. a. Locust rstnt. and 10 cross
ths Passpseo river 10 DO 50 IN a ferry
boat, ostrrtin1ea In the st1rmiezt
weather. On Naroh n, ksf. he re.
eefrsd the r.d bat u tho oarainaiiis
from Pope Leo XIII.
fhs cardinal shows few sigma ef his
Increasing years. His sye il a. bright
and his step az quick and elastic a'
- years ago. Every day when tbs
weather permits he waiks from five
u ten miles. and takes great delight
IN firing out members % the clergy
one ~ whom always accompanies him
on his long tramps through the ciff
and country. Next year the cardinal
n 20 celebrate his silver Jubilee and
arrangements are already bsinr
made 70 make u The most eisborats
event Of tire kind that has ever been
celebrated In this country.
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I. |.

Of lot block King county addition.
and that BY call and advertisement
as required By law. June 2sth. 1904.
at the hour OF : o'clock r. m. vas set
for the hearing and Determining the
adefanhiiity OF selling said property /.
and on said day Get for hearing there
on the board met. and being fully
advised IN the premises. deemed il Ia
the best interest % King county that
said property bs sold.
1T Is THEREFORE, ORDERED
that the sheriff ~ King county be d.
rscted 70 sell said property in separ-
ate parcels ~ the front door Of the
King county court house. said =. 20
IL. ~ lot block =. more or less. said
fractional Part being that part as
snii lot remaining on the south
easteriy side thereof after the dedi-
cation ~ n 60 foot street through said
lot beginning on the northwesferiy
line thereof. 10 be sold not iesa than
the appraised value this day placed
thereon 81 ss5. and paif lot / block q,
not less than the appraised value
thereon Of 1850. said sale to be made
on August Tth. 1909. at the hour 81 !
o'clock p. m, the county treasurer
being hereby directed 10 appear a,
said sale and to receive all moneys
paid IN theroAt. Issuing 90 the sue
eessfui bidder NJ said sale deed
therefor setting forth all the pro-
ceedinEs had ihereun DER. aid deed
e. be sttested BY the county auditor
under his ofncini seal.
Dated this 30th day Of June. 1909
Board Of County Commissioner OF
King County
ny dEO. n. la MTING.
Clerk OF the Board.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-23
Eight to Eleven

L.ombeft's Gireeriue. regular nc
bottles, 20 II At inc.
Apple Blossom Perfume. ounce bot
ties. worth sc. from 70 II AT lie
loo Tooth Brushes. worth loc each,
TO II 81 Sc
pure Olive OF. IS bottles foritc.
Kirk's Toilet Soap. worth iec a
cake. from S 20 II Al Sc. oniy three
cnkss 10 a customer.
Wrapped Chocolates. worth ssc a
pound. 20 II AZ iac
children's Muslin Caps. worth 1sc
and zoe. Slightly soiied. from ) 10 II
at Toe.
chlidren's Carriage Robes. hand
somciy ennhr0idered,s a trifie soiled-
worth from 81 to s.. from to II at
stc. CSC and lilo.
women's Gowns, made with tuck
81 yoke. N-HhaDe and trimmed Win
hemstitched ruffis. coed muslin. from
3 10 II at ssc.
BLACK Leather shaped Belts, with
white stitching. sizes - and 20,
worth SOC. from TO ii at zsc-
side Combs. very best quality. reg
uiar price zoe and &c pair, from
60 II AZ Toe.
sfswars's Duplex Nickel Plated
Safety Pins, with guarded springs,
regular price lpc a caro-. from 10
~ az Sc.
Henstltehed Pillow Cases. Of good
cotton, size t5xse. worth IL 1-2o, from
a 10 II at iec
Linen Crash. II inches wide. red
or blue checks. regularly worth
II lac, s 70 II Thursday at &c.
Cream outing Flannel, 70 inches
wide. worth &C. from = TO II Thurs
day at &c.
clothes Pins, dozen for SC from
20 II Thursday. Only dozen TO a
buyer.
Asbestos Toasfer worth Sc, from
to II at &c. Only two 10 a pur-
chner.
Rex Lye. i-pound cans. worth Toe,
from to II at &C. Only two cans
TO buyer.
-Four dozen Shirt Waists. In col
orr. all Sizes. worth CSC each, from
10 II nj ssc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-23
BUNCOED BY THE GIRL
He WANTED To MARRY
JOHN ANDREWS FALLS IN LOVE AT THE COO 600 EYES
GIVES FAIR ONE $50 AS AN ENGAGEMENT PRESENT, AND
SIZE NEVER COMES BACK

Andrews sat among tho gauallN
dressed and painted beauties of the
dive suiuyinK tho music ana tfslnN
to decrease the wine supply OF ths
house. lie certainly drank the vine
L he did not enjoy the music, Finally
hts hazY aptiea lighted GA one TAT
more beautiful 20 hiu mind than any
Of the reat. Fer her he bought murH
wine. and while watching the boxes
circle round him he whispered words
ut love into her ahsil-lihe ear. re
Thought hin love was RETURNED and
nade formal proposal for the
hand q the fair damHci. A. an en-
eaEemsnt present ne gave her a
bright new so gold pirse. That was
too much for her 70 have all In
lump and with a iieht excuse she
left him.
she said she would meet him In
= few minutes and the happy ecres
monY would then be arranged for.
but she never came back, Sow h
wants the palice 70 find hts wedding
present.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-23


IN THE SUPERIOR COURT FOR
King County, In the State Of
Washington. Jennie NJ. Field.
plaintiff. vs. Newton w. Field. de-
PENDANT. No. =, Summons
The state 81 Washington 70 the
said Newton w. Field. defendant.
You are hereby summoned to APP
pear within sixty (e0) days after the
date Of the first publication Of this
summons, to- wit: Within sixty f6Nf
days after the twenty-third tzzrd1
day Of June. 1909, ana defend the
above entitled action IN the above
entitled court. ana answer the com
plant of the plaintiff. ana serve a
copy OF your anawer upon the I'M
fiefsigned attorney for plaintiff at
IFS office below stated and IN csee
Of your failure 20 90 do. judgment
viii be rendered against you. ac-
cordfne 10 the demand u the COM
piaiuf, which has been filed with the
clerk 81 said court
The object of this action r. 70 OBJ
tain a Judgment Of the above en-
titled court, diasOlving the bonds Of
matrimony between the plnintiff and
defendant and awarding TO the plain
tiff the custody ~ the two children
Of the plaintiff ana defendant. to-
wit. Isaac Newton Field. male.
and Fern Fredn Field female.
RICHARD gOSVAM.
Plaintiffs Attorney.
T.. O. address, I'll Washington bldg.
Seattle, King County, state OF
Washington.
SALE OF KING COUNTY PROP.
ERTY
y. 20 r.. lot 3 block s. King co. add.
appraised at 1876.
Lot 1 block 6. OF King co. add, ap.
praised at $3.50.
II appearing 90 the hdnrd that OF
May zznd. 1909. application was mads
to purchase lot ! block 8 OF kinf
county addition, and on May 2ard
I1902. 10 purchase u. 20 n. more or lesi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-23
WANT HIGHER
AUTHORITY

Corporation Counsel Gillian is GO
ing 70 appeal from the decision Of
The superior court, that the library
board has full control Of the library
fund.-. Since the March election the
library commissioners and City
Comptroller TtipiinKef have had frr-
auent Disputes regarding the dia-
bnraement Of the library funds. MIR
flgp!ineer contended that before the
eorufaissI6nera could draw money IL
could be necesHary for the council
~ make an appropriation. while tho
hoard held that the amendment "a
Inc city charter passed az the ciec-
sion gave them full power with the
funds.
M. RipBneer's refusal 70 pay the
tgbrafv ftiis without the apEHopria-
t,on vas the cause u the test csae
hrou..bf. The court held with The
library board. ia. 49,,
hfter a ronfereace vim hnkai
tfumes and Mr.. Gillian MI. Hipl' p,
.rsf has decided to get the opili.n %
H. htxhsf court upon the matt"f'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-23

Another nnsophisticated stranger
In Seattle has had occasion to learn
OF the rascally sort OF dealings that
are praottced by certain employees OF
the notorious Coo Goo Eye saloon. at
the corner Of Main street ana Sec
end avenue south, John Andrews.
who II at present In the city h. the
victim tats time. lie in cut ID the
nelghhorhaod II $50. but use OF that
he believes he spent iegitimateiy.
or the other SO he thinks he was
wiilsuiiy fieeced.
With an idea % seeing the sights
OF the city Andrews started out last
night FOR hilarious time. Tits start
wa easS. but his finish was strong.
The Geo Goo Eye Was his stamping
ground. There he spent his money
and met the little dark eyed French
maiden whe has now passed cut %
hts heart. n not his mind. Elieln H.
the fair aEmoFiths name, or, at
least. that 4 What she told him u
WA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-23
SPIRITED RUNAWAY

A horse attached 20 a sewing ma
ehfna Wakuu became frightened
While standing at ftfth .aseau~ and
Ycslrf way late yesterday afternoon
aud ran down the James street htti
at terrific speed n coiildei with n
street eleF usaF the seattle hotel. and
although thrown BY The force ~ the
shock managed 70 tear ite~lf leoss
ffaH1 the ssaaon and dashed up First
avenue At the foot ~ Cherry street
n ran into a hoFne owned BY the
seattle Transfer Co. Both horses
we're kuocknt dowe. and the run
away secured before ID could set 50.
Ing again. Neither horse sustained
serious infury The glass In the
ffunt - the ntre~s ear Was broken
and the fender twisted.
The driver % the sowing machine
wagon. W. u Norman. Jeff the
horse In charge 81 a small bof while
he entsfed a haa&c. When the horHr
started 70 rnn. the small boy Jumped
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-23
THE MARKETS

TIE street In froft Of the commits
sion hossss on Western avenue Is
Piled high today with fruits Of all
kinds Shipments from California
were heavy yesterday. and many %
the commission men have quantities
Of fruit spofiing IN stock.
Raapberrfak we're n little more
Plentiful today. They are selling at
szo3 and fz96. wsterneions are
selling eell at s198 Some dealers
are asking a. high as s3.6a. Canta-
t0upes are plentiful nj 200 and ~ 70
per csse. View POTATOES are selling
well Squash are selling slowly at
TIC Other vegetables are keeping
no the regular sale.
The California steamer Ia expected
tonorrow with a large shipment OF
fruits ard vegetables from the south.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-23

Closing out a splendid line q Fancy
Lirie Stockings. assorted patterns.
high npiiced heel. double sole, reg
ularly sold at sc pair. VIII 90
At ....-..tss $1,000 s.s.-ts 81 soc
Beautiful line of wonsen's Past Hue
Colored Pure Llsie Lace 0penwork
Hnse. In the latest elegant designs.
hieh splired heel. double sole these
Thursday ut .t.ssssssss.ftss-sss tr
Closing cut a handsome line "
wor-ieu'a sec and CSC Fancy Lisle
Stockings. In plain or drop stitch.
others Ailk embroidered ankles. sx-
ira fun quality. and pretty pat
terms. Thursday, choice. f'ic
womcn's Fast Black Pure Ingrain
Lisln Hose. white tipped. spliced
heels and toes. regular tso grade;
Thursday at ......ssst.fssst...s tstc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-23
MAY HAVE
THEIR Man

John Mccnok- the man believed 10
have robbed Robert Luris o. a watch
IN q scuffie ia the intter's store yea
terday. vas put under arrest BY DE-
tsctfees Adams and Corning last
nlxht. Louis Barnes. a cotured man.
was afres,ed for e0mpiieity in the
robbery yesterday. McCook. no To-
4 white man. became intcxtcstsd and
same % the city isii % flnd hsruss
Hts Identity became known ara be
vas also arrested
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-23

white Chalk. in i-groet bcSek
from . 80 II at SC.
Priscilla Pound Paper. h ~
os. from ! 70 II At iSc per po1nk.
chiidren's Docks. q variety. sllc1s'
~ soiied. worth Ikc. zoe sn1 =
from . 70 II at Zoe.
Won1sns Fine Wei Kid One-Scu
Sandals. red and patent eats
turned soier. spring heels. e31
$50. for ssc.
Women's Fine Wei Kid cc,44
Ties. turned sates, full Louis H.
heels. worth s1.so. fer sl7s.
Misses Lace Shoes. Of fine -
COLA kla. heavy single sole. essf
:. regular vslue $3.50. from %
at ssc.
women's Fine Wei KID ana ~
ent Namp Sandals. turned soie1. W
military heels. worth lisa fpeu
20 II at sse.
Women's Fine Light Weight ~
Wool capeS, In black and co1e4
worth 80. frssm 4 te II af t4ss.
a6-inch Striped BrfiiisnsIne B
from 70 II At sc
Mems Heavy Cotton SON. frvr ,
II AZ i-2c a pair.
Mems ard Boys windsor Tiek m
length. from TO II at ssc.
children's Navy Blue scrws 1piu
sailor styles. with fancy poika d
collars, sizes ! to 6 years. woEth n
from : 70 II at sass
Baseball Bats. worth ssc. fre
to II at ibo.
japanese Straw telescope L.
Baskets. 1oxlk Inches. worth y
from to II at 2ec.
Misses or Boys Fast Black Ex1n
Fine Quality Cotton Ribbed -
Double toe. heel and triple Ina
worth CSC, from to II at II i-to
Women's RlchIelieu Ribbed -
Cotton Vests lace edging, low n<ck
sleeveless, assorted coiors. worth -
from to IL at II lac.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-23
75c Etamine for SOC

A splendid bargain in All
Wool Eiamins, Back Wistr / a
coarse, light weave for summer
and carly fall, will be oaered
here tomorrow. The real value
Is 7Se yard, but as We say, to-
morrow Sec
Colored Brilliantinc, 80 inch
es wide, regularly worth soc, on
sale Thursday at 3sc.
Silk Striped Etamine. in light
eolors on cream grounds, for
Waists. AZ inches wide, worth
$I.2s, at only 7oc.
A better list than ever, val
ues considered. is this for to-
morrow morning. between 3 a
nd II o'clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-23
Too Late to Classify

AUCTION sale ~ furniture on the
2lth az o'clock. y. m. AT 1909
sixth avenue. In part 9H follows;
Cbiffonicres. oak sideboard. rugs.
carpets, hand irons, portiers. to-
bacco cutter, table covers, linen.
screens, map. hAil-tree, letter files,
hair and wool mattreases, springs,
bed sets. 30 chnlrs--dininR rocker
and Office tables, stands. eik head
Rogers plated ware, bed spreads
sheets, pillow slips. one large dress
ser, curtains and many other uHe-
ful houHeholh things. ell from fash.
ionnhle bachelor apartments. can
be examined friday morning. d
e. STAN, auctioneer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-23
v. M. c. A. CAMP

Prof A. q, nouthitt. physical tn-
atfuetor At the " NJ. g, A., u pre-
pairing to take number OF the
Younger members 90 the association
10 camp on Hood canal The party
Viii leave next Tuesday ana Will be
gone two weeks. This camping trip
has become an annual event among
the boys. and h looked forward to
with considerable anticipation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-23

citation ot New York and comea in
that capacity "a hook over the field
here
nueIatlonA Ia the United States now.
muHt ~ which were otnanikad BY
Mr.. cook, In ~, Louis the move
ment has been especially successful.
Funds arv raised by the aHHaeia :
items on auudhyu by church eatiefz
tiouH ana on Saturdays by large aud
small subscriptions from business
men IN the downtown districts. The
movement iH non -pectariaH,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-23
Underwear

women's Jeraey Ribbed Pure Iisle
coiorsa vestH and Tights. tn xasi.
Gus styles. splendid quality resu-
isr 7hc values. special price. Thurs
day. at .s...sf..ss-sssssts sf.sS
womrn's Jersey Ribbed Bleachsd
Cotton Ribbed Union Suits. low
neck. no sleeves. and lace trimmed
knee. worth shc. special. Thursaay.
AZ s.s...+.. .s.ss.ssss. sssss $50 SOC
Women's swiss Ribbed Pure I.lsle
nlcarhcd Vests. Low meek. sleeve
less and pretty lace yoke. splendid
s5c values. Thursday At t3r
women's Jersey Ribbed Cotton out
size shaped Vests. v neck. short
sleeves. IN white OF erru. regular
ssc quality. special. Thursday. at
...ssss sssssssssaa tsse $3.50 tsss Z. ~
Extra specially
women's Pure iislr white slesveless
Vests with elegant lace OF Gro
chetcd yoke. also assorted eoinre
excellent quality. regular SIC ana
ssc values; ciosc out si,.t. t''c
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-23

Pony Prcmo No. s. ass size, regular
price x22 sale price. 80.
Pony Promo No. 8, tNs size, regular
price $50: sale price 1880.
Pony Premo No. g. SKI size. reEu-
Tar price SIS. sale price 50.
EastmRn'H Pocket Folding KODAK,
No. ], regular price $40 saie price
o.. -.
Enstman's Pocket FOLDING Kodak
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-23
WORK ON THE PARKS

Superintendent Of Streets and
Parks Little has already begun the
work % assisting thu park eonmis-
sa0ners % h@auttfy the pubiic re.
xorta ~ Seattle. Contour maps are
TO be made. ard after visits TO tas
parks the beard viii Be IN a position
h. suggest Improvement 90 the
council.
The Seattle Electric Company was
this morning granted a permit TO
build street car tracks on Broatwas
between East Pine and Eat Howell
streets.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-23
TO ENLARGE
POSTOFFICE
Double the Room, and More Clerks
Will Be the Order

George W. beavers. general super
intsudeuf 81 salaries ana allowances
IN the postal department announced
lat night that the size 81 the
local poHtofftce would be doubled
within 90 days. The adjoining store
room IN the same building and the
floor beneath the street which are
now occapfed BY the Denny -coryeii
and other companies VIII be added
10 the quarters. Five new eub-sta-
lions Win be established and 10 I'D
dfflouai clerks and carriers VIII be
added 70 the force. This expansion
a. made uecessary by the rapid
growth OF the city and - the Alas
Kan man delivery. which IL handled
largely from this city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-23

ON an Investment OF 500 = sure return 81
kin0 Dor mDufh Fof particulars. inquire
At A Lawrence. pOfh Seoond avenue.
E2fo. 600 % loan,
Tveriy third avenue, splendid new HOUSE.
raHtaiulnF large rromHi large bath
room. A0.rnilon boiler. IN fact. every
modern oonvunisnee, built for a hous.
and 81 altogether q very desirable place.
Handsomely furnished throughout this
hauss a Just compietrd and viii he sold
at great sacrifice. For further par.
tieuihft. inauire nc A. Lawrence. ppsit
-efnnd avenue,
Lot g0xi2O niuated 100 feet from corner Of
Iaahaon street. az a bargain.
nuhineaa lot In North Seattle, $1,000. In.
A. LAWRENCE,
sOsh second avenus.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-23

Dover Egg B,nters. worth Toe. to-
morrow ut each Be.
wirs Tea Strainers. worth &c, at
each tc.
Soap Savers. worth &c. at each Sc.
Can openers. regular price &c, at
Sc,
Chopping Knives, worth i5c each,
at only &c.
Stove Afitts, regular price i2e. tor
Sc.
The above items viii be limited 20
one TO each purchaser.
Wood Coat Hangers, worth SC, Mt
only 1c.
Two TO a buyer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-23
FREE HOSPITAL
msVsmsrt on Foot To Establish
Such An Institution In Seattle

To give Seattle a free hospital or
ar increase % free hospital service
Il the object OF the vinit Of =. r.
Cuak. Of New York. 20 this city. Air
Cock Is organizing manager Of the
hospital saturday and sunday AAaa-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-23

HELIDi
S250-Iset aGxi20. 10 n. alley, In
WaIla Walla add.
1910 House. roouiF, G0x07, corner.
5000 cash. balancc SO per month.
See me- II you want bargains;
handle nothing elee.
r. KELLOGG,
it01 Twenty fourth ave. south.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-23
Muslin Underwear
Department

women's white Muslin SNts,
with deep flounce. trimmed with IN
scrtion and lace, worth sAso; Thurs
days price ti.Th.
Women's seamless Napkins-put
up in neat boxee-per box OF halt
dozen. 1Sc; dozen at 4sc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-23

John Lyons. who saws he IL a
brlekiayrr. was arrested by police
aerat Aikr Powers this morning os
sua pieion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-23

Owing 10 waxner's band being a.
Camp WeinenberKer thsre viii be o.
band concert al Madison park to
night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-23

No. 2. regular price SIS sale price
$40.
Eastmnn's No. l Panoramic Ko-
dak, regular 50 value. for $3.50.
Eaetman'n No. Bullet Special.
regular price $50, st siS.
Magazine cyclone Camera. $40 reg.
ularly NJ 1915.
$3.50 and $500 Tripods ct. only
$50.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-23
WOmen's Knit
wear Bargains.

Now that the season i adj
yancing, we are closing out at
cost many lines OF womens sea-
sonablc Underwear and Hos
iery.