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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-30
TARGET PRACTICE

Company u, n. O. W., spent yes
day az target practice at the range
near Woodland park. Lieut.. j.
Howard Darlington made the high
est score Of the day with o. points
out OF possible 100 and again it2
out OF possible $50. other high
scores were made by Private Il,
buckley. Buser Lindsey, Corporal
stratton and Private billings.
Since May rs yesterday wac the
first target. day OF the company
owing 20 a complaint made by a
resident OF Green Lake that n bullet
had struck his house. On this ae-
count an Investigation has been
made by Capt. tnglls. Bugicr Lind .
Hley and surveyor and the line OF
fire changed no that there In no fur
Their danger. The boys viii practices
every sunday from now on 10 the
tst % August, when they viii go In
to camp.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-30
SEVEN YEARS
THEIR PASTOR
Anniversary Exercises At Plymouth
Congregational

Rev. W. n. @. Temple. -. D., for
seven years pastor OF the Plymouth
Congregational church. preached an
anniversary sermon to a large CON
Rregntlon yesterday. Or. Temple
came 90 this city IN 1895 from noa-
ton and since that time has been
closely Identified with the religious
life Of Seattle. Under hla pahtofate
500 members have been added to the
church and "A $4,000 debt has been
raised.
The subject OF DR.. Temples ser
mon was. Torch Hearers for God, .
and In closing he said:
Hold forth, then. the Word OF
God as n mighty torch. The wind
OF adversely VIII only fan Il into a
brighter flame. The tears 81 life can
never auench a.. No opponent can
snatch u out OF your hand. for God
himself stands beside you % keep
4 II In position. Keep it burning.
Some lost one on the highway Of life
Will need IFS ray. Some poor Fellow
down among tha rocks VIII thank
YOU for Il. In your home, In your
business, on the highway % life. IN
the church. keep Il burning. At
death you will drop It on the brink
OF time only 20 pick IL up and keep
IL burning more giorinuaiy forever. F"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-30
THE BERTHA
FROM VALDES
Brings News Of Drowning on Ket.
sins River--othsr Important items


The Bertha arrived from valdes a,
$50 O'Clock this morning with 70
passengers. she brought the news Of
the drowning OF Tob Kennedy. a
prospeetor. June 7. at the crossing of
the Rotsina river. He MAS In the
party with ]. NcCune and two 9th.
ers. They had taken their horses
across and Kennedy had started
back with a small boat TO bring their
outfits. The water being very swift
the boat was carried onto a rock and
upset Kennedy was not seen again.
although the party searched for his
body for three days.
The placer strike on Nszina creek.
a branch Of the Chlttyna. L. now
known 10 be richer than first report
cd. =. c. Van Brundt OF Seattle. enc
Of the original iocaters. who returned
20 Naldcs because Of snow blindness.
at first gave a rather diseourasing
report In order TO prevent a STAN.
pede TO the district. From three pans
near bedrock s. was obtained. The
pay streak across Rex gulch 10 be-
tween l. and 20 inches deep. and has
been crossed for 50 feet. The ground
Is shallow. bedrock being reached at
from three 70 four feet. Twwnty
claims have been ataked in the vicin-
lty. Judge j. l.. Williams has what
Is believed 20 be paying hydraulic
mining ground In King solomon's
gulch across the bay from Naldss.
George Barrack. a mining expert.
will Inspect the property.
William Lashhrook and Captain
Parrot have located a copper vein
$50 feet wide and five miles long at
Virgin bay. and are eiated over their
find. as the ore u said To assay at
% per cent. This Is one Of the most
important discoveries made In the
district for \ long Time.
Ten soldiers Of Company q. Sew
enth infantry. bound for san Fran
cisco. and six discharged non-corn-
mtssioned officers OF the Thirty-Eec-
ond company, coast artillery. were
passengers. They have been engaged
In constructing the government road
from Valtes 10 Eagle City. 10 miles
Of which IL already completed. A
party headed by w. A. Aberncthy
returned from an inspection Of their
Oh wells At Kyak island. and George
w. Barnes. superintendent Of the
Trans Alaskan railway. was a pas
boom in case work-on the railroad IL
started.
The Danish bark Cumbrian. Cap
tain Hanson. e days cut from the
archipelago. arrived In port last
night In ballast. She will load iurn.
Der for Europe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-30

stars and made stripes-not printed.
extra heavy and fine-
Axe feet, each s2.26,
4xf feet. each s2.7s.
i0xi5 feet, each $3.50.
l2x20 feet. each i4.eh.
i5x25 feet. each s7i.0o.
Bunting
27-inch Bunting. In plain fast col
ors, Turkey red and indigo, also
white, these are real lac values;
at, the yerd. sc.
Fine 36-inch enthusiastically sells
at ioc yard--here tomorrow at Sc.
All colors and In almost unlimited
quantity.
100 pieces OF Red. White and Blue
and Star and stripe Bunting, for
Tuesday, only. per yard. nc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-30
Lace Specials

isc n yard tomorrow for Fine
Cream and White Oriental Laces:
these are regularly worth 25c and 3se
a yard. assorted widths. and with
edges that VIII wash well.
Sc a yard for regular lave and 15c
plat Val. Laces and Insertions: vari-
Gus widths OF this seasons selection.
We are closing out our Point ven-
Use. Arabian and Irish Crochet Lace
Gallons at less than half their real
value.
At Ice a yard. Gallons worth sSc.
Sc and t5c a yard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-30
MORTALITY RECORD

The funeral of Rehecca A. HAw-
ley was held from Buttefworth n
Sons Chapel at 10 o'clock his morn
ing.
Funeral services for oGrald y.
Campbell were held from bonney q
Stewards chapel at : o'clock this at
tegnuon.
Alfred J. Bates. OF this city, died
Yesterday noon Of tuberculosis. The
deceased was a brother Of John III.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-30

Metal Chatelaine BAGS. with long
chains and oxidized silver trim
minss; special for Tuesday. Soc
Steel Beaded chsteiaine Bags. regu-
larry worth 800; sale price. ooc
Just received big line OF the latest
STYLES In Belts, some very special
values In ribbon belts with beauti-
full oxidIzed trimmings and
buckles, price ...,......,..,....6 Dc
The F'lorodora Black Combs, extra
fine quality. perfectly finished:
special for Tuesday at i5c, zoe and
........., ...s....... ..s...sss.. <De
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-30

a large assortment Of Cuff Links,
some splendid values. regular
prices ssc TO SOC pair. sale price.
pair ss.s.....s.. .s-..s...s-..... los'
Tortoise Brand Shell Hair Pins. ex-
ira fine quality, all perfectly fin
ishcd. half dozen on card. regular
value Csc; sale price. card. 2ihc
The Straight Front Hose Supporters.
with Hilk frilled elastic: special for
Tuesday. pair ..................o0 soc
Bath Brushes. all pure bristles with
long curved handles. regular value
hVcs sale price 20c
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ChildEen's Wa sh
Caps Cheaper

chlldren's White Lawn Caps. made
with rows Of fine tucks and inser-
ton. with rufrle of embroidery fin
ished around the bottom OF the
caps. also long ties. regular value 75c /;
now acc.
Children'swash Caps. made with
rows OF fine tucked and Insertion
edge, with Val. lace and long ties.
regular value s5c; now lee.
Childran's Wash Caps, plain with
a hemstltched dotted French fold
edge. with val. lace and long ties
regular value soc: now &c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-30
IL cts

These Ribbons are a great
bargain, and the fact that we
have not room TO show them or
store them accounts for your
being able to buy at such a
price.
Fancy Ribbons
1h cents a yard for AZ inch Fancy
Ribbons In extra fine qualities;
worth soc and 45c.
a. cents a yard for Fancy Stripe
and Persian Ribbons: also Plain
Crepe Ribbon: every fiber rs pure
silk. widths from 81 10 inches:
regular prices 76c. $50 and $500.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-30
POLICE NOTES

patroimen Kelly and Dcigh arrest.
ed W. j. Dray yesterday Tor seitns
phony' leweiry. lie will be charged
with peddling without license.
Geo. Tracy. W. Andrigo and j. +
ponohae are In the city Jail on aus.
plel0n. Tracy Vs. an exsconvice and
the others are Suspicious characters
Detectives Hubbard and Freeman
made the grab.
The RON OF 4. ". Barker IN the
Branch house was entered yesterday
and two suits Of clothing and q
watch stolen, The police were noti-
ned
j. W. Williamson. John Galloway
and T.. j. Alrgreu were arrested a.
the result 81 free far-ail fight yes.
terday. patrolmen Gilbert and
Mnyou made the arrests.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-30
woek OF SCHOOL BOARD

The school board win meet this
evening 20 open bids for new
schoolhoane. ard TO discuss plans
for furnishing the new High school,
A i-room brick addition 20 the Queen
Anne school is 10 be built; the kim
dergarten on Main street Il 10 be re-
modelled at a cost 81 5000 ana a new
kindergarten 90 cost 5000 Will be
built on the adjacent lot.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-30

Green Fruit
L<mon~-fs. z5ass- 50 a hox; cookinx an
Gran essnsss q .oS S ss5:as sss. asa
pinsappiee. 500 FER doz. ssedilnx oranxss
e. zsa1 -: n.xei.. g 2sps.so: Meaitsrras.
~ s~s<s -, g e; yslsHsiss. tteo9ts g.
erap~ fruit. sz.e0efs-oo: strawssrriss
$50 per crate: Clarke seedlings. 81 50:
81 neries,. s &C. ~ s O., 6 sr
soe0si.C0. eurrants. 500; plurnr. 500.
new sDpieH TO- rAsDberries. szoo. nss.
tI.2s per box
Potato I, 60 !. O. oIa. $3.50 p, ton:
:ses. es1rsis 3 ps s's sas. iss'a e.
, ,ss ' ss sss i Y O..
seIs,, &c per sss s ss.s. pa sss
sss. 400 Per sa &c: ca. ln, PEPPER: sssos
s per sea: 20 parsley soSsos; 'as saio Nc
iInower, sI.25; .pump<In.' so1sss PER
s a. ssa' 40 ssf aos ssrinz s ssa s.
&c: csessmserr. 75casi2 per doz. brussels
sprouta. ztse, Pes; re .. telephone peas;
spinach. 4oasos per box: native asparagus.
100 per case green corn. zoe per On;
csnfaioupes. 800 per case.
Provisions
Fresh nleat--CoW beef. DC per ID gfeog
beef sQS54c per II; mutton: wsther. zhc,
ewes. TIC: pork. Sos Der 10: veal. iarzs.
&c: small. 100.
Provfsfons Hams. i5o breakfast
oneks lac. bellies. Ia
Hay-PuGsf sound. per ton. ti3soo. East
On Warrington timothy. 1890. alfalfa.
GSain-oats. $500. wheat. s2s.5o; corn,
- 90; rolled barley, t17.oo.
Butter, cheess. Eggs and Poultry
Butter Washington orsamerses. zzc.
ranch 1e02ie-
chssss-Natlve washinston fun cream.
134 lsc. Eastefns New York. l9AaIfes
Wisconsin,. l4e. noquefort. t5e. Edam.
xi1.Oo1 100 per CASE New York. t54fec.
ieg17e; brick. issgI1c; ssiss.
Fess-strfcty fresh ranch, 23a2ac: Cali
fornia, I80i5c: Oregon. 1De.
Live pouitry--hens. lSh1l4c; fryers.
f4.DO05.Oo per doz; turkeys. iS1f4cs geese.
Is p..s.ed PonItry-rarkeys. 1915, geese.
1919; ducks, fs9f5s. chickens. is0fsc.
fIohsy--f21fac
Commission Mems Prices
Corrected daiIy--Ths following prices ara
being offered 70 the producer In round iots
or the dock Or in The car at Seattle;
1raln-Onfs, SO. 006l 90; barley. zi50;
wheaf. chicken feed. s2i.0o: corn. ouik-
$4,000. -
chsess--Natlvs Washington. fi0fihe.
Ergs--Gfrctly fresh ranch. 2if.
Butter Washington creamery, irviso
xn1ch. f54fTe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-30

Fast Coiored Dress Prints. good
styles. worth &c a yard: at snc.
Heavy German b Calico. az inch
&c wide, good assortment Of patterns.
worth i7ssc a yard: at. only, . i-sc.
Cluster Dimity-dsrk grounds and
desirable designs. worth l5c yard: at
7isc.
50 pieces SILK Finished Novelties,
In variety OF styles. worth l0c: here
tomorrow at lie.
Heavy seersucker Ginghams. q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-30

THE MARKETS

The markets opened this morning
with every Indication OF good week =
business. Buyers were out in full
force and every kind OF fruit was In
good demand Strawberries remain
unchanged though the supply Il a
little larger than usual. Raspber-
ries are coming In In larger quaint
ties and there In a consequent drop
in prices Tomatoes are In good de-
mand. Prices In this line are fall
ing.
although commission men expect a
False In eggs before the week il over.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-30

inches wide. worth i.ssc: at, only,
sssc.
Fine Batirses. % inches wide. light
or dark grounds. stylish designs and
last colors. worth iSc a yard. for 1gc.
aercerized Satin Stripe Madras, q
inches wide. neat and pretty pat
terms. worth 2sc; for. only. lsc.
Dotted Swiss Muslins. in the latest
designs. worth 2sc: for isc.
Mercerized Coteiains. In artistic de-
signs, on mercerixed corded ground.
worth regularly ssc: at. only, rec.
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Prices for Ping Pona

Ping Pong Wood Rackets. set. Sc,
Ping Pong Wood Raekets. set. S1.1i
Ping Pong Wood Rackets. set, s1.2k
Pins Pong Battledore Ralcketsu
sf.65.
Ping Pong Battledore Raekets.
SAFE.
Ping Pong Battledore Racketsl
s2.ss.
Ping Pong Battledore Rackets,I
s4.1s.
Ping Pong Rattledore Rackets-l
$3.50.
Extra Rackets of all kinds. csc,
45c, 75c.
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al 2. cAMPaEII auRlEp

The funeral OF Gerald Il. Campbell,
the man shet and killed BY "A po-
licernan az whatcom last week. was
held from Bonney A stewards chap
81 az : o'clock this afternoon In
terment was in Lake View cemetery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-30

The German steamship Pentaur
tied up % GalbFaith dock Saturday
niRht and yesterday loaded piles for
Valparaiso. She has loaded lumber
al Port Blakeley and will take on
paper at Everett.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-30

BUTTE, Mont. June 30s-Bscause
the Tacoma team tried 10 delay the
game until II rained so hard that
time would have be called Umpire
Cunningham gave the game 70 Butte
here yesterday at the end Of the
fourth inning. The score was to o.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-30
SEC Ribbons for TIC

An important sale tomorrow
of Is pieces of colored Liberty
Satin Ribbon, No. 30, guaran-
teed all pure silk. latest shades,
worth SOC yard, Expansion
Sale price, only
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-30

HELENA. Mont. June so.-spo-
kane won here yesterday by a score
of s TO 4. Helena made a grand
stand finish ir the ninth inning. but
could not win out. Pfeister. a new
southpaw twirier. made his appear
ance with the Spokane team slagie
pitched for Helena
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-30

7bc OH lamps, ase. 81 80 Oh lamps.
soc. sl.76 and ta.n0 gas lamps. si.n1.
These prices ara 20 close out the =.
4 ~. stock You viii not get these
bargains after sale.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-30
Wash Fabrics---Splendid
ChOOsina

Al our High Grade Wash Fabrics much reduced in price
and you may have Summer Dress made I'm for the ,
cost of the materials alone.
Below you will notice the prices Of the everyday
Wash Fabrics well the better grades for sell
ings:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-30
eoRcHsEnIus REiNsTATED

Geo. W. Rorchsenius. formerly
clerk Of the United States court at
Nome, II 10 be reinstated by Judge
Alfred 8. Moore, who succeeds
Judge Wickersham. Mr.. Borchben-
Jus VIII sail north In a few days.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-30
NOTIONS
Continued Selling

While stock will admit of continuing low
prices of the past all the items yet glad
cord the following price cuttings for tomoows selling in
the Notion Store:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-30
Sale of Flags

Flags Mounted and Unmount-
ed
Our mounted Flags are prices at
about half
Okla Inches. for 90.
i4x24 inches. each &c.
20x36 inches. each 7hc.
Unmounted Flags
Made of very heavy cotton cloth.
dyed with indigo blue and Turkey
oil red
Axe feet. fast colors, each Tbc.
bxS feet, fast colors, each $3.50.
sxi2 feet, fast colors, large and
extra heavy, at each, $3.50.
All-Wool Bunting Flags
All Wool Bunting Flags. appliqued
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-30
IgFT DOOR UNLOCKED

Archie Chisholm. a recent arrival
from Butte. reported TO the police
this morning that he was robbed OF
SIS In n lodging house at Fourth
avenue and Main street laat night.
He went to bed and LETT his door ufi-
locked. When no awoke the money
was missing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-30
20 sNAkr oAAevrr.. eeNrM..

pIAlNFIEIp J. soilove ehamef precp-
aed trouble the smallest men
Mack elghect giant all mernbe OF
Liable hailed TO court charged ey
o assault
dismissed with warning not to hght any more
Liable weighs "a pounds The giant
Liable admitted the charge
but could not reach ~
shlns aud pumeed him In the ro-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-30

The contest until tho ninth inning
was a pitchers battle. Whitbeck. OF
Portland. was pitted against Jack
Hickey OF Seattle. Portland negotiat-
al five hits or Hickey. three OF
which were caught I'm the second in-
ming. when Portland made her three
only runs. One Of these. made by
Mullen. was q two-oagger. pugdale's
boys pounded cut six hits One by
Hurley was thrce-bagger. and
there were two doubles donated by
nalrympie and Hickey. Whitbeck
tanned out 10 Seattle batters. and
Hickey did likewise with nine Web
footers.
The Portland team went out In
enc. two. three order in the first IN
ming. The first thing that happened
when Seattle came 20 bat Was tes
presentation OF an elegant bouquet
90 Bsll Hurley. Biil promptly slap
ped out a three Dagger as a sort Of a
card OF thanks whitbeck very nice
IL pitched himself out OF the hole.
although Mullen did all he could TO
spoil the work and by dropping an
easy ny allowed Hurley TO score.
A single by Weed. a base On halls.
another single BY Harris. a sacrifice
BY Vlgneaux which he made into
q hit followed by Muller's two~bag-
ger gave Portland their three runs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-30
Women's ACC Stocks
for Z9c

Women's Batiste Stock Ties,
with hemstitohed border and
colored turnover collar. regu-
larry worth ACC piece, on sale
Tuesday al 2oc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-30

when the ninth inning started the
score was 20 IN favor % Portland.
Huriburt led off with clean single.
Stanley got a base on balls and Dali
rympie came 70 the front with a two
base hit that scored Hurlburt. klopf
was substituted for Campbell. On
his short hit Stanley tried to score.
but was caught at the plate. Stovall
hit an apparently safe ball along the
base line II was fielded Is inches
inside OF the diamond. but sfovail
beat II out to first For some reason
Smith, the umpire. called the ball
foul and brought Stovall back The
play lost Seattle the game. for Sso-
vail famed cut. Seattle goes to Port
land for a series this week.
In f5-inning game Saturday Sc
attic defeated Portland by score o.
to l.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-30

At &c yard. Gallons worth 500,
&c. sec and sc a yard.
At sec a yard, Gallons worth 80,
ssc and 800.
At $40 per yard. Gallons worth
sf.oo. si-25 and $3.50.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-30

Wanted worktnsmen 10 attend
Peoples open Air Church. Occidental
avenue. at n a. m. bring your seats
and music. y, ,. Crowley. director.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-30
SEAT Tie
BUNCOED
umpire's Decision In the Ninth Very
Shady

For the first time In three weeks
Sammy NlensauN' Webfooters won
= game Of ball yesterday, ky . seotr
Of 60 Seattle was defeated. Nearly
900 pecplc were present and during
she last inning when Seattle began
90 crawl upan the visitors every
voice was raised and pandeMoninm
reigned. The game was delayed al
most half hour hy the crowd that
persisted IN gefting On the diamond.
Al one time the whole field was COW
erred with bowling mob % rooters.
When the crowd was finally pushed
back the game was resumed. Al TINS
time the score was 70 l and Seattle
pushed IN another run. by an ap-
parently unfair decision by Umpire
Smith. Seattle was cut out OF a third
run and the game was lost.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-30
A Bargain in Embroideries

she a yard for Cambria and Ham
burg Embroideries: l TO AZ inches
wide with embroidered and escal-
loped edges: regular value, i0c ana
i2isc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-30

Fletcher q Carpenter. realty bar
gains only.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-30

90 to spinninr for h,svei- r.p~ir>
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-30
Splendid Suits
for Boys

Mothers, your attention to our very desir-
able lines OF Summer Weight Suits. in the bet
ter grade. These four price items will give
you an idea. though we tell you frankly that
prices are third lower than you would ex-
peet TO find them for such qualities:
s37s for Boys Fine Worsted Suits, double
breasted style. guaranteed fast black and trim
med with best Innings, sizes 10 to Il years
$3.50 for Boys Scotch Suits, two-garmen,
style, in navy blue and black; this is the new
est effect for boys; ages to II years.
$3.50 for Boys Norfolk Suits in all wool
cashmere patterns. box pleats and belt to match,
very nobby, sizes 10 to IL years.
$3.50 for Boys All Wool Serge Suits. navy
blue Norfolk style with fancy shield and belt
to match; Italian Cloth Innings; sizes to &c
years.
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Special Notice

5 intention
ntockb fore the
But when the
will be called
in he Pike rect
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-30

There many better grads in the lot and some worth
much 5000 but every OF them is sale about hal
its real value
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ENTIRE STOCK MARKED DOWN TO HALF
This Sweeping Sale Continues Every Day
Until July 18th

OH of
noldsn still
land the wlo
give an idea as to former prices and
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-10-13

side. The pew rent will be paid be-
fore the opera ticket is purchased.
"A young woman should be devoutly
religious. "A woman that feareth the
Lord, she shall be praised The high
est adornment of young womanhood is
religion. A positive religious life and
character is the first and greatest need
of a young woman. Alasi that so many
parents do not recognize this. and so
many daughters do not discover it.
The young woman wants to be re-
ligious experimentally. She wants the
experience of a conviction and CONVEX
sion, a meeting and a union with the
Lord
She wants to be religious intellect
ually. How many young women can
plead ignorance as to the Bible and
religious knowledge and thought with
out a blush. A woman is entitled to
a better reason than because
The young woman should be relig-
ious practically. How few of them
really live and work religiously. Gods
daughters are most ornamental when
they adorn the doctrines of His word
and the worship of His sanctuary"