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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-05-31
AGED COUPLE UNITED m DEATH.

Wateryille. Mimi, May 31.-George W. Var
rington. aged a. died last week. and his wife,
aged 50, died Sunday; They had been mar,
succeeding the Everett bank. will commence
business June 1. J. NJ Knutson. formerly OF
Slayton, is cashier. and M. r. Everett is pres.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-05-31
NEW INTERPRETATIONS.

Articles of incorporation have been filed
by the Perham Loan and Mortgage COM
pany. which starts with $4,000 capital
&c. w. Baumbach of Wadena and c. w.
Woodward, F. J. Brabec and M. J. DAILY
of Perham are the incorporators
The Cokato Canning company has In
corporated with $4,000 capital stock.
The White Bear Electric company has
increased its capital stock from $4,000
to $4,000
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-05-31

THREE CHILDREN STRUCK BY CAR.
Three small children were run down by
street car at jackson and Thirteenth
streets, st. Paul yesterday, but miracu-
lously escaped serious injuries They were
struck by the fender and thrown some
distance fro mthe tracks. All were badly
bruised.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-05-31
PIPEsToNE REVIEW IN NEW HANDS.
Special to The Journal.

PipestOne MIMI, May 31.--Jay G.. Kaplan has
Review. and J. L. Marshall & Co. have come
into possession of the plant. It is the intention
Dakota
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-05-31

and and Frisco have lately cut out
the expense of separate offices in New
York and all lines have perhaps eff
fected saving of a few thousand a
year in matters like this, bu that is
about the limit ~ railroad cannot
cut on It's PRESIDENTS salary, or its
lawyers fees. These items and sim
liar ones make up general expenses.
In some cases municipal graft is in
cluded. They would like to cut it out
but theyare sked saboutsthe mat
ter at all. n
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-05-31
LANTERN FUND LECTURE
Miss Roberts to Assist Holland School
Purchase Stereopticon.

Holland school will start a stereopticon
fund tonight. Miss Roberts, the teacher
of dra wing will give lecture at clock
and the proceeds will form the nucleus
The lecture will deal with Holland, Italy
and Switzerland. It will be illustrated
with lantern slides; moving pictures will
be shown at the close. A musical program
will enliven the evening. Miss Roberts
gave this lecture Friday night at the Irv-
ing school and was greeted by large
crowd and much enthusiasm.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-05-31
AROUND THE TOWN
EVENTS TO- NIGHT
University Of Minnesota Armory--
Senior promenade.

Plckpocket on a Care. Clauson, 1914
Tenth avenue S, reported to-day that his
pockets were picked on crowded street
car yesterday afternoon and that he lost
SIS, a. $3.50 =. r E
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-05-31

The Predictions.
Minnesota North and South Dakota and
ENTHUSIASTICALLY showers tonight and
Wednesday; variable winds. ~
Upper Michigan and Wisconsin-Partly
cloudy tonight and Wednesday, with
showers in west portion; variable winds
Iowa - Partly cloudy, with probably
showers Wednesday and In west portions
tonight Warmer in east portions
wednesday; variable winds.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-05-31
NO coMMENcEMENT EXERCISES.

Yankton. s. D.. May 31.-Yankton high school
will have no commencement exercises this year.
altho a class of eleven will be graduated They
will have as speaker Rev. B. G.. Matson OF
the CONGREGATIONAL church. 5Ss7s7
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-05-31
Ninth Ward Denis,

4 Ninth ward democrats will meet to-
night at Sodergren's hall, Twenty fifth and
Central avenues NE
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-05-31
Malta-CePeS

Malta Ceres
Contains all the necessary ingredi-
e11tS to make a perfect food.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-05-31

"With Observation-Disclosures Hats
81, So, So, SO. Eoffmans Toggery
Shop.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-05-31

ments. The economies will5fall on the
day laborer. 1.
There is not much room for econ
Omy in general expenses. Rock ISL
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-05-31
ROYAL BLUE HUMOR
To Be Found in B. & O.'s Royal Blue
Magazine.

= y -1 3 ~ "a 4 e. fl.
The May number of the Royal Blue
magazine of the Baltimore & Ohio
road Is being distributed by Robert
G. Haase of st. Paul, northwestern
travelling passenger agent. This num-
Der is devoted to American press
humorists, cartoonists, philosophers
and poets, and is illustrated by the
artists on the staffs of many of the
greatest American papers, James w.
Foley of the Bismarck Tribune w. F..
Kirk Of the milwaukee Sentinel, A. L.
Blxby Of the Lincoln State Journal
and other western men have promi-
nent places in the book.
Tourists Return.
H. J. Cobb, excursion agent of the Rock
Island, returned Saturday from California
with a special car of twin city people re-
turning from a sojourn in that state.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-05-31
Cut in Maintenance.

The great economy is in n1ainten-s
anee. Southern Pacific spent on its
property In 1903 over $24, 900, 600, or.
$4,000 a mile. 1t can cut that expense
nearly in two without hurting the
road. It can certainly cut it down to.
s15,000,000 and run along on that for
ten years without making the road
any worse Northern Pacific only spent
S1l, 900, 600 or $4,000 mile, and Mil
Waukee, $10,600,0Q0 or $1,700 a mile in
1903. Southern Pacific and Union Pa
cif1c can retrench here tremendously
snd are going: to do it. The maintenance
expenses of Northern Pacific and Mil-
waukee can also be reduced. They will
be reduced. There will be great and
sweeping economies In these depart
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-23
TO CONTROL
SCHOOL SPORTS

Preliminary steps were taken last
night to form an association which
will control athletics in the gram
mar schools Of the city. A meet
ing was held at the T 81 G. A.
rooms at which principals of -
schools attended Prof A q.
Douthitt. physical director Of the
Y NJ. G A.. talked Of the adyant=
ages Of the association ON account
o. ita effect ia cleansing sports In
the schools
The league will soon be organized
aud later will extend 20 all sports
in which the pupils OF the different
schools may take part Memberahip
in the teams will be limited to
pupils OF the schools and the prin-
eipat of the school Will be Obliged
70 certify that the player f. actually
In attendance Permits 10 play will
also have to be procured from the
parents Of the boys.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-23
The Large ST
Family In
the State

The % operative ayutem IA in
tfauueed nv the Labor linton Co
Operative Company Of this city has
been one Of the most aueeeaafui In.
naKations tried here IN YEARS It's
surprising nnaKfeas has been
hourre of great wonder u eompetis
tlNe merchants and one Of much
qualification ia the gentlemen whe
- carefully aud nFefitabty manage
this business Mr.. n "A Peoples
the genial manager Of the Labor
Union Cooperative store when
asked for some explanation of the
marvellous sueresa Of the venture,
had this e. say ef the system
MANY people wonder. said Mr.
Peoples how Ne have been able u
build ~ such substantial business
- such a comparatively short space
Of time. hut the reason Is not Car to
seek The secret Of our aueeeas aud
the same mas be said OF the many
cooperative atorea nov doing bust.
ness ia this country. Is that every
one Of Cur stockholders shares In
the profits Of the business. not only
On Il basis Of What money he has in
vested but he also HseetNes a dlyt=
drud on the money he spends With
the firm for goods In the course Of
the year For instance. II man
has one hundred dollars IN stock IN
this company hs Is paid At
the end 81 the year eight
per cent on his Investment
This alone would make this
stock a very desirable Investment.
as the same money pat in a bank
would bring At the best not more
than three or four per cent Hut
there Is an additional dividend and
this Is the distinctive feature Of the
cooperative system. II the stock
holder has purchased during the
year five hundred dollars worth Of
goods and AZ thu end 81 the year the
directors find that they can pay \
dividend OF ten per cent for In.
stance. he receives " ADDITION
To THE DIVIDEND or EIGHT
PER CENT ON Ills INVESTMENT
A CHECK FoR FIFTY DOLLARS
or TEN PER CENT ON TIE To.
TAT AMOUNT Or MONEY THAT
TIE HAS SPENT FOR Ills SUP
PLIES DURING THE WHOLE
YEAR
IF he had spsnt his money with
any other store. at the end of the
year he would have nothing coming
aud this fifty dollars would have
gone 70 swell the hank account 81
the merchant instead Of his own.
Every man IN the city Of Seattle
should have one oT more shares 81
stock In this company. and from the
way the applications are coming in
Il will not be long until this l. a.
accomplished fact. The entraucr
fee Is but two dollars and the
shares Of stock are ten dollars each.
and when a man has one 81 more
he knows that he Il going 70 receive
n good rate Of interest on ever
dollar that he has invested and a
portion Of every dollar that he
spends for his supplies will come
back to him also.
In conclusion iet me say" con.
tinued Mr.. Peoples. that We shall
always be glad 70 furnish any add.
tional information and further CT.
plain our system 10 any one inter
ested. Anyone may eAil az oul
store. At the corner Of Fourth ave.
nue. and Union street or call sun.
set Main ia. or Ind a7J and receive
any information desired /" And -
saylng the good natured manager
bowed the reporter out Of his office,
leaving him to wonder at the sim
plielty Of the system which will
soon undoubtedly dominate the
Business Of this eorntrY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-23
NE WT0N A LEADER

ST LOUIS. Sept 28 seml finals
Of the Oiymplan golf championship
In being played today between
George 8. Lyon. 90 Toronto. Can.
f. G Newton. Of aeatliei n r. Nc
Kinnie. Of g. Louis. and Nntionai
Champion H. 1tumdbm klsaaa, OF iist
unas hlab Of t4e ss0asi hsae
sssfae GOOD aifos1iMr a tls prs tinai
asa, A.ss~ aud II " hard 90 elda
tss wlnneB the Seattle player put
bis oppondsht ott OF commission
yesterday in n very exeIttag game,
winning, two up and one % play.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-23
ZALAcK WOW
PAcING RACE

Zoloek won the Puget Sound
stakes. 81. 800. for I'll paeers at The
Meadows yesterday O'clock was
G to / shot. and defeated a field
Of IL OF the fastest PAGERS IN the
West.
Summary.
First race. Puget Sound stakes.
mile and a half. for I'll PAGERS
O'clock won. Leroi second. Kelly
Briggs third. Josega Baaler fourth.
Time. a22.
Running races:
see6nd race. seven furlongH-our
Choice won. Fondo second. George
Dewey third Time. 10.
Third race. five furi0ngs Rleeful
won. Rose Leaf second. Carubufn
third Time. LOLA,
Fourth race, six fuflouga aallle
Goodwin won. Sir Christopher see
ond Rosebud third. Time. lily.
Fifth race. five and a half fur
longs HueFleen0 won. HHtado sec
ond. Step Around third. Time.
1sG8ia.
Sixth race. mile Budd Wade
won. Glmrlce second. Postmaster
third. Time. 1.41h.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-23

aeeted Tor several years with the
Mcclure people. has been In town
studying the political situation for a
Writeun Ia weekly of laree elfeuz
latian. lie has luet fiaiHhed Ia
diana. aud goes from Illinois t.
Wisconsin. Adams concludes from
his Indiana observations that that
state will 80 republican hY nlus
fNlity eameN hat smaller than the
one given Mckinley four years
ago.s Ills plurality was. in round
numbers. a7.N0u
Adams finds that the democrats
are willing privately to euueede Ill
neia Il Is enly question Of the
plurality. which Ia estimated YAfi
ouslY from = 200 10 Il. 600
Some hlg bore oratofteal guns
have been furnished By the reuuh
lean national committee to the con
xentlnn Of the National League OF
Republican clubs. which II 60 meet
October aud . In indianapolis
Among those present Will be See
Rotary Of War William II Taft.
Secretary Of the Treasury Leslie N
shaw. senator Albert J neFafidge
and Frank g Knight. executive
committeeman for California.
sMoiders. union Ne !. Of Illinois
II what ane Of the iokera called the
Democratic Editorial Association of
Illinois. which Was rpcentiY called
10 Chicago to meet the Parker man
ayers. because they mold public
sentiment. vac explained
II Is part 81 the democratic plan
Of campaign IN get into touch With
she country editors through the ed
torial associations. aud u coach
them In the NaY IN which the aeuti
ment Of the COUNTRY reader Il 10 be
nodded. FIFTY editors responded 60
the summons Of the Illinois demo
cratic state committee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-23
FORFEIT
POSTED
Way Is Now Clear for the
Long Neary Fight

Up to this morning the Long
Neary fight. scheduled for aeptems
Der Is. seemed to be an uncertain
quantity. Unknown only "a those
On the inside. the forfeit Of neither
man had been put up. oNlaE 10
various causes Long Has opposed
to Grant A. referee. aud 50 ex=
pressed himself 70 niiiY taFigns.
Later on Long consented ~ Grant
and then complained about other
minor matters
NenrYa farfelt Waa put up Yeatafz
day. Thla morning Long vas pn
haha NIth hla 500. and exef1 thkns
l. settIed satisfactorily. although
tho fact that Long had laid off
training for TO DAYS Led manr
70 think that some hitch would
come up which paaid neessAltAfe
the calling off Of the 20
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-23
FUN rs PROMISED

Gilbert Hunt. mayor Of Walia
Wniln. sent an Invitation to the
council this morning 10 attend the
big old=fanhioned country fair that
II to be held In the bunehRfnas me
trapolla. II Is not likely that any
Of the city aoi0ns Will make the
trip. a. the two earuivala that were
held here this summer and 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-23
Octopus Breaks
the Law and
Is Fined

GAfI.ATfS. Tenn. sept ss--A
Jury yesterday returned , FefHiet
assessing = O. 600 fine against tho
Standard OIL company. and a " 90
fine against the standard OH com
pany'a general agent. HOLT. At Nash
vile. for violation Of the antitrust
iawa Of the state. Agent O fhonnell
Rutherford. the aailatin agent for
the company. waA acquitted Of the
charge Of violating the antitrust
fawM
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-23

WILBUR. Wash. sept. 23.-Chisf
Joseph. the famous chief Of the Neg
Psrce tribe of Indians. Is dad. lie
died at Nespelem. on the Colqille
Indian reservation. "Wednesday af-
ternoon. Of heart disease. He Was
sitting By hia campfire. when sud
denly he toppled over and by the
time the other indians in camp had
reached him be was dead.
The old chief visited the Worlds
Fair at 81. Louis this summer and
while en- route home he had a pre-
monition that death was near. a. he
said to the stage driver who took
him 10 the reservation. Halo Nj
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-23
POST OFFICE rs
cA2cR0SS NO w

sKAdwAY. sept. 2s.-The name
Of tho poatoffiee 1T Caribou crossing
hes been changed b. the postoffiee
department 10 Gafeross The fact OF
there being two paat0ffice In the
territory % near the same name
proved confusing
The change Is largely due Go the
suggestion of the TT Rev. Buuipas.
bishop of ReIklfh. whose reaidenee
is IT the village NJ the foot Of Lake
HeUneff. where mission for the
Indians IL maintained by the church
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-23
Judge Parker
i'm New York

NEW YORK. sept. Judge
Parker arose early this marnlnE
aud after breakfaufinE IN his apart.
msnt At the Hoffman house he read
the papers and attended to an ae-
eumuiAflon Of mail Up 20 10
. clock his only caller vas ]. Ham
ilfou Lawis, formerly of the state
OF Warrington. Parker leaves for
Eaopua tonight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-23
PRESS CLUB
INCORPORATED

The seattle presa club was diH-
solved at a meeting OF the members
AZ the Rsthsksllsr laAt nikht A
new club was incorporated and Of
fleern sleetsd AZ follows.
VIII A. steel. president. c. v.
white. secretary. Joseph Bisthen.
treasurer. executive committee. VIII
A Steel. Horace Mcclure. &. n.
stsatton. C. v. white. Joseph Bleth-
en-. James A. Wood. Aahmun N.
nruxn. X. c. neaton. G. r. Rathbun
and Louie u. Sefrit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-23

No SCHOOL, TOMORROW. BRING TIE BOYS IN
AND FIT THEM WITH NEW SUITS.
HOYa' SCHOOL. sUITH-AH brand materials.
aergea worsteds and mired goods. and the latest
shades In brownH-in two-piee and Norfolk styles.
neat fitting stron and durable. regular price for
this same grade all town $500 suit our price
tomorrow
BOYS sWEATER2-A drummer'H sample line or all
wool sweaters show-a eizes from to IL years. col
ora white blue red aud fancy stripes regular value
eyerywherp each 81 25. price tomorrow 9sc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-23

DAYS when the Queen city was in
the Pacific National league. arrived
in town this morning from Spo-
Iana and will don the init aud
mask behind the bat for Dugdaie's
WebfoaterA In the game with the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-23
Acre TracfSg
RfuEsf orr the EssfeE.uS.ksa1 Car
Line~-SfakFonS on fhe
Ground
Only 20 Minutes Ridc--Mosf Access
ibfe Land--Ho Hills ia CHnsb--N0
Lakes 70 Gross

MTERsEcTED with CONVENIENT ROADS STREETS and
SIDEWALKS
There : GOOD water. and LEVEL ROAD Tor
driving GARDEN PRODUCTS TO MARKET.
The SITES FINE SUBURBAN HOMES convenient for
BUSINESS md families
TICKETS and further Information Our agents
will accompany you
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-23

nAnitch one more snow. meaning
that he would not live to see an
other winter.
Nearly all the old chiefs band OF
warriors who gathered about and
have stayed with him since his re-
turn from n southern prison yearS
ago are absent ia the hop fields
Word has been sent to them of the
death and until their arrival the
funeral arrangements will not he
completed. IT IL probable that Chief
Joseph will be buried In the Wallo-
wa valley. which he frat fought for
and later pleaded with the govern
mert foH.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-23

afternoon
Matt anya he is mighty glad to
get back to town again. and par
tleulnrly glad to be under bis old
time boss. Daniel Euripldea Dug.
dale Atauley'H accession Will ma
tefiaiiy strengthen the Webf0otefa
in one Of their weakest spots
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-23

which they had passes, has fur
niahed them with sufficient enter
tainment Of that sort Mayor Hunt.
however promises the city dads
good time II they 90 10 Walla Wal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-23

TOMORROW IN YOUR DAY At McARTHYs. NOTE
THE SPECIALS BELOW.
WORKING MEMS SHIRTS. Of fine heavy madras
cloth tan coored regular price e5e each. special to-
marrow - 49,
MEMS BLACK SATEEN SHIRTS good quality all
s!res on sale tomorrow at each Tos
MEMS BLACK SATEEN Shirts. the very BEST quail
fty all sre~. we'll made and finished With fancy
stitched black tiea match. regular price tl2s each
special eals tomorrow at. each use
MEMS COTTON HOSE in black and tan extra heavy.
good wearing quality. good a. you generally pay
2sc pair for. on sale at. pair s.s..t....t. Ioe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-23
STANLEY ARRIVES

Matt Stanley. seattle'a faithful
OF war horse aud haekatop IN the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-23

CHICAGO. III Get huay In the
industrial ueutera. Get the labor.
ms man Who Is cut Of job. Hold
the republican party responsible for
every cause of discomfort
This Il The order which has come
81 the managers of the democratic
campaign in the middle west Il
sums up in a sentence the plan Of
campaign which the Parker man
AYERS are Just nov putting under
way.
Uncle Joe Cannon Is afraid the
republicans are To be caught nap
ping. lie came In from trip
through Illinois and Indiana last
week and let out an awful vail lie
hunted up the state aud national
campaign managers and told them
that the democrats were a. busy as
ants tn all the min towns. aud that
there we're a dozen congressional
districts which he might name
which we're more than likely "a Be
taken away from republican colt
troll lie urged the republicans to
wake up and 10 puah the congress
sionai fight a. II their political lives
depended on H. Very frankly he
told them that II they neglected 70
do 80 they might get ready to
choose democratic speaker. and to
tight a democratic attack on the
tariff system.
None of which alters the fact that
the gentlemen Who are sitting
around republican national head
quarters in this elty think they
have the game already Won They
ARE not saying 80 for publication.
knowing well that they will Be
called down BY Chairman cortel-
yon. whose parting injunction be-
fnre leaving for New York Was.
Don't hFaE. keep busy
Samuel Adams. who has been con
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-23
KOREANS EXECUTED


SEOUL. sept 2a-rbe Japanese
have executed three Koreans Who
we're caught on August q wfeekiug
the seaui Win railway An iuFes.
tIeatlou showed that the Koreans
ere employed By Russian aympa-
thizarH.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-23

A complimentary concert was
Given hy tho Ladies, Musical club
a. the Plymouth Congregational
church at 3 O'clock thla afternoon
a prommm of Eugiish. Scotch and
American sayup Wts gl30a BY Harry
Gu1@a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-23
Democrats Lay Plans
to Capture Labor Vote

CLOSED MILLS Will DC CHARGED TO REPUBLICAN ADMIN.
isrRArtoN-AoAms FIGURES THAT REPualleAss wilt
GARRY INDIANA ny SMALL AND ILLINOIS sy alo MAJOR
tTY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-23
Chief JOSEPH'S
LIFE IS ENDED

FAMOUS OLD INDIAN WARRIOR DROPS oEAo WHILE SITTING
BESIDE CAMPFIRE eoLvlLs INDIAN REsERvA.
TON
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-23

mystery distinguished
Ina girl vho killed herself In Cen. a PARK She young naae
o
fAahonaby
.
refused
o give their hastily oye
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-23
Another
Lot OF
Grocery +.
Specials
For three days only.

fUf fufse 0Ays outGs
MAcAHOEI.
Domestic. regular Toe ID. now
lbs for .s..+sss..ss..io Toe
Imported. regular zoe 10. naw
4.........ss..t...s.ss..f5 e
FULL CREAM CHEESE. 20
20 with Il. regular zoe, now
.................s......tSe
SOMETHING SEAsONABfE.
New cranberriss. ? quarts for
.sss.sss..sssss ssssssss zoe
Fancy crfsp White Celery.
per bunch .............tO Zoe
HUCKLEBERRIES.
Fancy aud plump. just out OF
the patch. per quart Toe
FISH DEfTCACTE3.
Beardsiy'a B0nelesa Herring.
regular 25e ....4....... zoe
Norwegian AnchovIea. In
kegs. regular 75e....... soc
BAKING POWDER.
Royal. nr Prices and sehlll-
ing's Best. regular 25c, now
ssssssss s4s5s#s #ss=s.#s=s Nte
arm and Hammer Soda. reg
uiar Zoe now ....sss.s. &c
PICKLES.
Heinz'a Sour. plain aud mix
cd, and Chow Chow, fam
lily style. regular lie.
for ..ss.ss..sssss.s* zoe
India Relish. regular BE. zoe
chile Sauce. regular s0e zoe
WASH DAY SPECIALS.
FEELS Naptha ....t..s......be
Gold Dust. regular &c.. &c
sopo. the perfect washing
powder. regular SC. now 1e
BREAKFAST FOODS
Malta vita. regular f6e pack
age. nov 2 for .t.s.ss. 25o
Hest. 2 10. pae Rage. With pre-
MUM IN each package. reg
htaf Zoe sssassftssstfs &oe
CHOICE PICNIC HAMS
Tender and delieiou8.....I2o
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UNION TRUST COMPANY

Incorporated 1892
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Phone 653 Main.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-23

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