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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-28
NOTHING LIKE THE PRES.
EMIT DEMAND THoJcHT
POSSIBLE IN TIE NORTH
WEST FOR MANY YEARS
TO COME.

This enormous demonstration
sale was inaugufated for the
purpose OF showing the Plano
and organ purchasing public
the marvellous yaiueH We are IN
a position 10 offer.
Our superior facilities. aa the
result OF large capital. strict In
tegrlty and over forty Years
experience. have made u poaAi-
bic for us 10 sell more Pianos
this month than al the other
dealers In the State 81 Washing
ton combined
Five more carloads arriving.
and the great rush we are sure
10 have today and tomorrow
will exhaust the surplus quickly.
This Unprecedented record Of
Piano Selling II largely due 10
the large number Of people 10
whom Credit Certificates were
awarded In our recent great
word contest learning BY actual
Investigation that we are not
raising our regular prices In or
der 10 make good these Gertifi
Gates ~ their full face value.
Below are the conditions upon
which the Certificates we're ~.
fttnds
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-28
BUeHr1L is UNFAIR.
COIONADO gpUINOa sopi

COLORADO SPRINGS, Sept Is
Henry A nuchiei. CHANCELLOR OF
the Denver university and republi
can candidate for governor OF Colo.
RADIO. Was YESTERDAY denounced By
resolution Of the State Federation
of Labor. complaint having been
lodged by the typographical union
OF all the religious denominations.
the Methodist Episcopal, u was
charged, was The oulY one which
absolutely refused Ia employ union
labor. ar to recognize the oight hour
law nuchiol. belng one OF the lead
ing diEnitaries OF the church, II was
deemed advisable to take action "a
defeat an ayoNod enemy OF labor
lutrfVatH.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-28
EAST GREEN LAKE.

EAST GREEN LAKE. Sept III
That this suburb Of Seattle 10 badly
In need Of police protection ~ illus
trated daily For instance. there n
crowd Of about 20 young fellows
who are rapidly developing Into
hoodlumA, annoying residents and
IN many canea Destroying property.
On Wednesday evening this crowd
OF boys Waited the house ~ the
AGED belgian known AS old John
aud proceeded TO break down the
door with stones This 80 lnfuriat.
ed the old fellow that he seized q
pltehfork and gave chase after the
young fellows. but failed 20 capture
them Later be procured gun
aud pArndrd the streets until 10.
wards morning, declaring with fear
ful oathh that he would I'LL the boys
full of holes should he succeed IN
locating them. Unless the city au'
thoritiea place a peace officer out
here there IN liable to be- murder
committed one Of these days.
nr Kidd reports the following
births during the past few days
To Mr. and Mrs OhterberR. fesid
ing on tbth st, "a girl baby 10 MI.
and Mrs Joseph Huffler. residing
on bisl st, n boy TO MIR aud Mrs.
q Norbeek. residing on Goth st. a
boy.
John Canut state oil inspector.
y ha resides ON 6Ard and Corline ay.,
bile Ia the performance 81 bis du'
ties on Wednesday Was caught be
~ cen wagon loaded With wood
and street car and lammed aud
quite badly bruised DIR Kidd was
called 10 attend the injured man
and he IL getting along ne we'll as
could be expected under the eireum'
stances
Mrs McKaBe. upon whom DIR.
Dyer recently performed an cH'
trcmeiy difficult surgical operation,
assisted by Dr Kidd. n getting
along very nicely AZ the Green Lake
hospital
The infant son Of Mrs clyde. that
had been I'll with cholera tnfantum
for nearly three months. died at the
Green Lake hospital Tuesday
norma
Loren Kidd has accepted a posi.
ton with the real estate firm 81
Leonard a MeAlllater. as salesman,
and has already commenced his
work IN that capacity.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-28
John D. Can Eat
Again

n old John u could be In Seattle
tomorrow he wouldn't have 10 OF
fer 81 .n00. 600 for a stomach cure
Bartell's Red Cross DfuE Store. SO
secont ave. could even cave him
gse on n box Of Cartsr'e Dyspepsia
Tablets. for We have a special sale
on EN- tomorrow CSC takes Doc
boz, OF nc buys &c bottle Of
PrieeH Little Liver Pills. DID you
ever hear OF such low prices on
staple goods' We eApeet 10 see
you tomorrow
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-28
TROUBLE FOR
DEER HUNTERS

The people 1T fostof aud vicinity
are up in arms ON account Of hunt.
era 81 Seattle EoiuK cat nearly
every SUNDAY aud bounding deer
Far the last month hunters with
hounds have generally gone home
with fr1m one to two deer
Game Warden Ref has been no.
tiuad. but 80 far 40 steps have
been taken 60 prevent this method
at hunting aud the people living az
fosirr have declared vengeance.
ANY hounds that are seen run.
uing deer next Sunday viii be shot.
Tor the citizens 81 the suburbs think
# Is time that they take the law
IN lheir oen hands
The season for hound hunting
does not open until October l.
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; thttt tkkftt 4
. ON The FRONT f.
l 4 kaAss - A a.

British ship East African will
nhift tomorrow to Tacoma "a finish
dihehatglnE 200 toms Of pig iron at
the Hmeltor there.
steamer Nebraaknn ia due from
ban Francisco SUNDAY.
British steamer Gymerick IA
loading wheat az the elevators at
Smiths cove for Callao. Peru
Steamer Excelsior sailed south
llupa Valdez this morning
Steamer Fatnllon IN due from the
worth tomorrow night
If SCHOONER Forest Home left the
ltall Bros, marine ways this morn.
ina asd has arrived In Seattle
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RosusG CO.'S EAST.

John Roseue. president 81 the
Northwestern Steamship a Com
nereial company aud other Alas
kan enterprises left yesterday Tor
the east We ~til spend some Tins
looking over various steamers un
N. Great lake. and AiiAniio side
With yIe~ TO pufchasins one OF
edoptias plane for a steamer 90 be
built here "a replace the steamer
Oregon. which n noS a total wreck
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-28
THE MARKETS

one thousand five hundred crates
~ grapes vcge landed on the stfee'
yesterday on the arrival Of the
Frisco steamer The best are bFing
lhK titn.
The vegetable market remains
about the same Peas are out II
the street fog the SEASON. Green
corn has gene from 81 15 Aad 81 81
10 81
Eastern ffcah brick butter
Jumped from sc per pound 60 Soc,
the first change IN eastern butter
this asasnn
Schooner halihnt has gone from
g 10 Sc
The live stock. meats and hay
and feed sgufls remain at yesseF.
DAYS prirea.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-28

Henry Green's wife wanted TO lit
his scalp last night because 10
bought a comb Tor &c. when he
could have saved Toe by waiting an.
III tomorrow for the biz comb sale
Al Barteils Red Cross DfnE store,
gI0 second rye. Saturday. one day
only. Mems French Combs. &c Kind.
f5c. Ladies' Dressing Combs. very
finest French horn. regular Soc
Kind. &c. Nov. don't forget the
place and the day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-28
SURVEYING roR INV ROAD,

TACOMA. Sept ~ a party oi
surveyors. believed to be- ia the EN-.
pley Of the Chicago a Northwestern
railrasd. are working In the sueco
fash vale, and. lt Is thought. With
view TO running q line across the
Cascades Tor the purpose II per
mittlng the company TO later build
aiouF that route
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-28
BIG FIRE IN
CLEVELAND

CLEVELAND. O.. sept IS The
building OF the rittHhnfK Plate
Glass company Was damaged by fife
this corning. with loss eft tt0o. .
GOO The fire also threatened the
ffcss building and forced the news
paper to suspend publication OF the
earlier editions ON account Of the
entire plant heing Hooded
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-28
moroRmAn INJURED.

TACOMA. Sept 27=fn a smash
W ia the American Lake trolley
Ung Yesterday Moiornan X W
.Clarahan sustained painful lniufies
While his attention WIS., distracted
tpr moment his ear ran into a
freight car. smashing the yenti.
bplc both legs OF the lucklsrs mo.
tormHu were crushed aud broken
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-28
ARRESTED FoR MURDER.

MINNEAPOLIS. Mlnn. sept. e.
Henry Sursnau, accused % the
murder 81 his wife Al the GienNond
hotel this city var arrested at mid
night b. the Nashville hotel near
the scene ~ tn. murder he was
detected because Of hu attempted
suicide. being found sith five 1sts
Of gas turned on In bis room. The
police claim that after his arrest
he confessed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-28
". c. 7. U. 1Lecrs OFFICERS

TACOMA, Sept Is Al the meet
Ink Of the " G r I the feature
OF the third day WAS the election
OF officers and the contest Tor the
matfona gold medal. which was
won By Mrs Matte Allison. Of
Bremerion. All Of Last years of
ficeth we're reelected as follows
Pfosidsnt. Mrs Margaret Il. Plat.
vice president Mrs Mary t. Pasc
corresponding secretary. Mrs Mar.
garct { Munns. recording heerc.
thry. Mrs Matte " Graves. treas
urer. Mrs Mary NJ Wade
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-28

..t,nF this afternoon ei
A. : ~ Nerthern aud eulen l's
IL 6tea. ''a,stisrs and the cor
siltc fcp'ss',,arsittee Of che eie
council 'n..hlse the committee
rash se.f.,et rlrbtefway to
sase .,s.ss pacific nom point 90
DE oaS" smith to Firth a. seh,h
rsh y sns north 60 the Scattie
ssssudea e"s fhs Great Northern
eeelessIs.. ,,,es stated that thcA
rples'a.,.A sesiate from the ORIGINAL
ecald a ~ and Mr. FARRELL said he
Te,s ~ acccpt the proposition
se.la ~ n. meeting "Wednesday
.lsAt
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.sssss slsvgN TINES.

.y,AuoNA q. + SEPT
CO.. CA. ng,an spoke 60 an audi
We, y lke0e IN ,his eils last MS y
49, Y snthusiastieaiiY reviewed
- -, eleven speeches Nrss
f nd aithouEh almost go
. ss Ne continued to speak oe'''
s.. - right
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-28
BRINGS HALlsur CARGO.

The fishing schooner Admiral
Dewey arrived from the Cape Scott
halibut banks this morning With
70 600 pounds of flsh. which Wefe
quickly disposed Of 10 the San Juan
fieh company The schooner leu
ME A Decker Is fittins out ~ the
foot ot Virginia u TOT a northern
trip aud. Il Il expected. will set
away SUNDAY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-28

ROME. sept - F1fiy sailors
from the American squadron wefg
received IN audience By the pope
today. The pope preached a short
sermon and presented HE visitors
With sacred medals
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-28
AIAsoR FAMINE.

HoQulAM. Sept IS Labor u
ysFy scarcs. The mills being paftieu.
tarly pressed for woFkmen. but The
situation was sonew bat relieved
YESTERDAY ~ the arrival OF TOO men,
sent By Seattle employ mvut 81
ffea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-28
THE THEATERS
vi titnry TonIpht


Tonight ~ the Grand ~ Henry'H
Ministries will open for three per.
formanees only. including a bargain
matinee tomorrow All the latest
and newest electric devices are In
PRODUCED. such as moonlight, rip.
pling water. cathedral chimes and
many ether novelties. while the
grand mise-en scene has never been
surpassed upon the stage fifty
talented stars are necessary 20 rep
resent the splendid program
brought together In the III Henry
show
Checkers" Sale Opens.
The sale Of seats for Checkers
opened this morning Al the Grand
with a rush FIRST performance
sunday night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-28
DOLPHIN DUE TOMORROW

nlaekhall liner Dolphin IL due to
morrow Afternoon from the north
With a fun complement Of pansen'
gers and loaded to her capacity
With freight The Dolphin will sail
for the north SUNDAY at . . m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-28
AriNs Vlulo

puYALLuP. Sept "a The ~
port 81 the berry Yield. es furnished
b. the PuNallup and sumner frult
Growers association. shows a very
heavy increase over the Yield Of
last YEAR
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-28
Superb Hat Display

Fashionable dressefs who know
what reai style IL In head wear.
can't help but admire the superb
display OF Bargar 81 Soft Hats ~
the Seattle Hat Factory. 1910 Sec.
ohd ave, In every shape aud color.
but We are particularly proud Of our
oyster grey shades They re hatA
from A to 4 and sou VIII like EN-.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-28

Uncle Josh Perkins. Hiram
Greene. Rags and the other char
acisrs seen Ia Uncle Josh Perkins
Sill entertain the boys and gals
n the Seattle theateT tonight and
tomorrow night aud invite them all
TO the dance when the band plays
after the show.
The conyicfs Daughter" opens
At the Seattle theatef Sunday after
noon II H. a powerful melodrama
II IL n tramp play. Ia a certain
sense. but The tramp Ia this case i
real gentleman lie Is simply nn
fortunate and he does good wher
ever hs iarfisa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-28

rsss.ass uaea ,sesi sstsss. 80 n.
rs.,s sas4s 20 So tsssiss -
-. ..s IS ~ e -. 49, .ss.,s!.. 80.
sssstss-. sasst. 80 FssAssrft4s y -
szsrss. resss. ~ 49, - naas.is.
I, = s'Ass ~ s,., ,.'.' -
n.n..s. ~ Aeas y e 81 49, ~ wsssi.
stss snt8s.s rss - ne y Issneas -
- D tags fsnsy sssases - . $50
Gass as WsNssfhfs fssehes. rt5Afrs
gssis ees sss.s 80. 80, 80.
SO = lasnisu t<afs > -; @sssss
N3isnr1s g IS tnlss. 90 tsae = sgAh
se.iss 81 81 nafss asaa.s. -. sata..
ACES
ssri.siI ii-ss 49, rsf. - s.sss, ne
ag,,sr sns Cheese.
wssAssstaa sE~aHsssv tsstss ~ e. -
FastsFn. ff~sh tftfsz ~ neA tastsfn.
ffxsh fah. szaae ssss~h h9sfiFf 80 b -
sss.:s y,.sss., 1870. ,sis. ~ -, ~,
tssss SETS. y rala lllsa.sses isesls
Eastern stafsss 80 nsttsf, Aasie.
eouftry.
-. - ;,ss = s'. .ss,s. o,. ~. i.,. .S
" is@ses afsss-a rsf - 4afte I've
rae.iss. ssHlas
Live &toch-
wsA~r. she.p ~ n strl s-ss
~ sfs.ss. pr - , , q eers. ~ sYAss
calves ~ b. tSisl iaahs - hssd .
Meats
sss.s. So ~ So ea~s n f>s vs.s
psF a. fssHiss5 rsettans a. ss0FFi stfire
isns. - %. f'ssies sfsss-a ices. ~
tss
= Haansf hafltus. rsf ih ~ essanef
fsffs.ftt ~ ~ s. aatnlsn tfaat afss4
- ~ ~ fieffs HiaH tfnsts fsf ~
firs eegnsass saiffanu H. &C. NeunfsFss
n So ssiss - e. fneA ed f~r a.
= shrirnrs rsf 80 tUit si7vsr sErsits
~ g. uiYrapi& oysters .fzf $50, - -
q - pef s3iton fFVa = Haresmsss crafts.
uai 4 rea sasesrs tots sisias ~
sa5e as. staTssen. rsr %. G'se 90 fish.
pss IN ~ frassn thsA ~ u. tte
Hay ana Fsedstrfrs-
N..sstr w.sh fin,aths. tisgia too ~
xsl Fasna. - taus alfnlfa. ils9lE psF TO
ekssf nay. 80 80 saa Eastern HesntHs
tea oats "a teHa Passf Hessad eats.
~ ten shots rofn ~ gsf tau. rfaskst
srss. - pr cen fssa mset - pr ion
ssilddliHas o. raf ton 81 cake teua rsf
Der ntnn 80 Ten 81 ehufts psf taB 50
shoefsd feed. ~ p~f tu..
Lime and Centsnt
fsrtlsnd e.aeHt ca4ifgFnss. pc bti. a.
isss ~ fsf r.sufp.s bass plsstsf peris
bbf fM5 nnss sen Igan q Roche liar
t8f btf q A. fire tfiek 80 80 piass
ssrinF a.if. e~s "a. 30 anstsi ialh. sss safA
sex
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-28
WILL sng THEM SHOOT

OYSTER RAY. Sept. as The
president sailed IN the MayfioWef
THE morning 60 Cape cod bay 20
attend the target practice tomorrow
~ she North Atlantic fleet Re
turning he vii reach here Sunday
af n a. IN.
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Visit the Navy Yard

Sunday and see Uncle Sans great
est naval headquarters on the Pc
eife arean. The ride "a hfemsFian
- = delightful water uir. and The
fnrt orchard hoats ieAN. Pier
SUNDAY al 20. le n 20 a m ard
faik. z %. 80 and 30 . IA.
geatna fffp 70 cents SO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-28
..orsss INDICTMENT

- toIfls. Me. sept 3 Il N
- he millionaire promoter,
$50 twlce Indicted Tot bribery
~ .s~al, Of Governor Fuik's cru
eut whose indictments we're
=. - because OF the absence
&c t'thofI. an "a councilman.
: iasicted again today oa a
= hglhing members II the
'ss,s.pal assembly In 1898 Oihofs
=. satlet~a Tor perjury
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-28
TO INSPECT PRISON.

The government prison AZ Nc
Neils island IL 10 hs Inspected ~
Gel cecil clay az Washington, y
G.. general nRant ~ the federal De
paftmsnt ~ iuHtice and also
United states Marshal Hopkins
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-28
MAJOR oEARx RETURNS.

Maior " l. eearY. In charge II
the local commissary and purchas.
ing department Of the United States
army. arrived In Seattle yesterday.
after having spent a month on q
leave Of absence visiting IN the
s4gE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-28
rhIra Av.nu, Theat,r

Escaped From the Harem. the
play a the Third Avenue theater
this week. pieturesquely. Is the best
play the fay lof company has pre-
scented IL is melodrama. spec
tHeular play and a circus az well
New York BY Might" the PLAY
thai opens Sunday afternoon. will
Introduce the audience to some real.
istle scenes graphically por.
trRyed There IL more heart inter
est in New York BY Night" than
ans OF Taylors recent plays
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lksr GOAT oo1s TO FAIR.
BANKS

DAWSON. SEPT "a The steamer
Ida MAY left hsfs yesterday for
Fairbanks carrying se passengers
and five tons II freight The Ida
MAY 10 naN making tire last trip
u the season
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-28

wAHnIS0ToN. sept b-The
italian ambassador brspisness. and
dean Of the diplomatic eofns. has
resigned Hs is nov IA Rome. but
his successor has not yet been
chosen Il is rumorsd that he dld
MOI like Secretary Root
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-28
Tie Special

Saturday " n Huiehison Co
wiii run q &c line 81 absolutely nsw
ant attractive Ties Tor +te each.
HMM and second ave 80.
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loses Her Purse

f,,g@. twa mysteries 10 Seattle
-. aid Aanabei Mas lose her
- snd the ether how can har'
-. ssd croas DRUG store sCil. to-
-. anly. Ladies' Purses and
80 nzsa regular 81 - values.
-rts and sc value az esef w
!, gpply every lads IA Seattle
,s ~snt evsry lads 10 visit a.
s~crss~ VIII yeu cume
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-28
IAar noAT from pAWsoN

Steamer Ida May. the lac, beat
from Dawson 10 Fairbanks this
year. left yesterday afternoon load.
I'd 20 the guards With freight aud
pasaanEUFa
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CONDITIONS

This Credit Certificate may be
be applied on any new high
grade piano or Pianoia piano
bought on or after date hereof
for cash, or on our easy pay
ment plan. but must be pre-
sented or sent 20 one Of our Re
tali Warerooms Ia Washington.
Oregon or Idaho. 90 be register
ed and eountersigned By our 10.
cal Manager. and cannot he used
later than October I. 1906.
II may also be transferred 20
another party II said transfer be
made IA person and with our
Managers written consent.
Not more than one Credit Ger.
ificate will be allowed on the
same instrument
d. S JOHNSTON co.
Prices have never been 50 low
a. appear on our price TAGS this
morning. Think Of u. reliable
old Boston aud New YORK makes
as low as $3.50. and even less,
rhe regular $3.50 styles Tor t2ee
Regular $500 styles for s3os and
$3.50. The regular s52b STYLES
for $3.50. and several exception
allv fancy ones for s3sh. s4os
and stl5 worth $3.50 more each
Instruments for every body
Baby Grands and Paflor Grands
usually costing $500 and 81 600
Fancy $3.50 and 500 upriThts
and others worth $500 and s400.
Organs from $40 and MP.
Requests by wire 10 hold GER
tain styles till letter can arrive
will be honofed for thirty.six
hours only.
Remember. every instrument
| fully guaranteed. and II not en-
irely satisfactory and exactly
"a represented your money re
funded
And well not split hairs about
terms. either ANY reasonable
offer sill be accepted.
Don't delay. but come at once
and select from a large and com
plete assortment
d. Johnston Co.
The Store OF highest Quality.
so5 Second Ave. Burke Bldg.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-28

Wagon umbrellas - every Eina
aud description ~ ths lowest prices.
Tom Henderson. The aaddiery man
2te Occidental Ave.
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SANTA ANA SAILS MONDAY.

With a general cargo ot mer
chahdiae Tor southwestern Alaska
the steamer Santa Ana Nill sail
Monday morning Tor the north to
relieve the little steamer Dora.
which will come south for annual
fepairs
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con pFCTION

The price Of admission to the
Letter Carriers dance tonight AZ
Iaachl park is zoe. not 2bc.
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Tie Special

Saturday " n Hutehlson co
will run q ssc line % absolutely nsp
and attractive Ties Tor csc each
I alton and Second ave. go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-28

e.r.rr,ns horse covers az less
=. Tar Henderson, the saddiefY
- ~ Occidental Ave. l.afFesi
- n ne esiy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-28

81 90 International or Nelshaeh
isi Efade gas lamp complete. Gse.
~ SpinninEa 80.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-28

Al ono dollar you
can buy here to-
morrow a neat.
pretty. long Coat
for the baby, made
Of cream white
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nay ana rsssstpir-


Portland eeneet imgaaisa. PER nj. o. =
fsrtAsnd c.neut caiifoFntsa pc etis %
lsss ~ fer rstufpst bass pisstsf pefis
mt H1hs iiuts, sen Igan Roche liar
49, hbf fE fire tfttk psr ftf ptass
ssrias hair. psr -. 30 asstsi ialh. sss ssfA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-28

There will be a
great assortment at
this price fomor-
row. No less than
IS different styles
and a line Of oolors
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-28

cashmere and handsomely trimmed
with braid The regular price is one
dollar and sevcnty-five cents. More
than three hundred infants long aud
short coats came in last Monday and
Tuesday. and this is only an example
OF the saving YOU can make on any one
in the lot The $500 ones are Just as
big bargain as the ones quoted here
at a dollar There are al least fifty
STYLES to choose from, so there is no
chance but that every one can be
suited
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that has no equal IN Seattle. They arc
for girls from 10 rs years old. and
for fit. style and workmanship the
line cannot be duplicated on the coast.
even at $1,000. The girls are more
particular than their mothers about
their coats these days. and we guaran-
tee that any girl IN Seattle would be
delighted TO wear one of these gar
menis. The price will please the par
cnis and the coats will please the girls.
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lcct from. They are very natty gar
ments. as we'll as being warm and
comfortable The materials in these
garments arc not all wool. but the
cloths used will give satisfactory
wear and the eolors are very pleasing
TO the eve. These coats are suitable
for school wear or for dress occasions.
aud there Is a good. clean Saving OF
from $50 to Ssoo ON each garment
TO the purchaser They arg for girls
from 10 - years cid.
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This IS Hot No 4
Of the (brls oats
on spectl sale to-
morrow and all
that has been said
about the other two
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lots can DC SAID about thcse KaTlnthls
and a lot more added The styles and
materials leave nothing TO be desired.
and every garment Is strictly man tail
ored No sweller STYLES cant be had at
double the money. There are about
twenty styles TO choose from, and the
range Of colofs and color combinations
IS practically unlimited. You will save
from $500 10 5000 on any garment
YOU buy out Of this lot.