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The Monte Vista journal., 1907-01-26

George W,dman and Peter
Buckle returned from Denver
Thurs,lny morning where they
spent few days watching the
movements on the political chess
board They report that there is
no lack Of candidates for all the
appOintivc offices within the gift of
the governor.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-01-26
The pus,ie Domain.

The Colorado Stock Growers
Association, in session at Denver
this week, takes strong grounds
against the policy Of the govern.
mnet in leasing the public lands
for grazing porposes. But the
president IL firm in supporting the
policy of tho administration which
hs insists hes come TO stay. Gif.
ford P,nchot. land commissioner
Of the United States, has been
present aud presented the policy
OF the government
Senator Ammops. in sn eloquent
aud earnest plea for individual
ownership OF the lands OF the state,
denounced ths measure referring
to the project = placing Uncle
Sam in the position Of . tyranical
landlord.
This il . question between the
state and the natioa." !" says Senator
Ammonia 1T y question
whether w ars 70 have control Of
our own lands or tbe government
u going " becoms . landlord aud
place IL under . system of ten.
antrv. Do you vest Il? True
patriotism begins sroend our owu
firesides. aud We must b loyal b
ourselves first, aud u ~ are 10y Il
70 our home interesss ~ will be
loysl to the nation"
Mr.. Pinchot in reply ssid:
II have always insisted that the
right Of the homsstsades b pro.
tscteti. No plan which vosh 70.
strict settlement shoah b con.
sidered.
MY personal view d The mat.
ter 10 that national coud,tiona
which nous Of W can coutrol ars
forcing % into the consideration
Of the public range. We cannot
escape It, The recent exposure ol
the land frau.is in the West have
caused the Eastern psople to
think about these lssds = they
have never thought bseoes."
HE advice 10 that the slockmeu
gst tn9-th~r and agree seos what
70 the best methods - pursue
under the present lav asd the
government will gladly listen te
aud cooperate with then.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-01-26
WIss Csssssl rrsn Ths ssssh.

II want 70 give some valuable sdv,os
to thoss who suffer With lame back aud
kidosy trouble" says J. X Blsnksnship,
os Beck, Tenn. Il have proved 10 an
absolute certainty that Electric B,ttsss
will positively cure this distressing co.,
ditioo. Ths tfst botsls gave me great
rsiisf and sftsr takiug . few uoss
bottles, ! was oo@ psstsly cured; % CON
plstsly that il bscoaes . pleasure "a
rscommsnd this great rs0sdy." Sold
under Gusraatss At E. f. Goniding's Z
drug stoes. Prioe I1c.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-01-26
rirss Baptist Church.

Rsv. Y. l.. BLo~kRs. Pastor.
Morning theme, Making Haste
Evening theme. "F"llowing 4
Christ Wednesday evening.
23rd Psalm.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-01-26
Fee osIs at . Bareaia

100 scres Of fine peas slso three
farms Of 100 acres each. Will
make very easy terms and prices
% reasonable you will surely buy
il yoo look q the land because ell
Of the fsrms have good artesian
wells aud there 10 no better coil in
this Valley.
A. n. IsBKLL.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-01-26
Tha Pr1oo q Reace.

Tbs tsrribl~ itching aud smartsng, In
cideot 70 csstAin axis diseases, \ almost
lnstsntly ailsyed ~ applying Chsmbsr
lain's Salvs. Price, - cents. For sale
BY all druggists.
The Denver Chapter Of the So
ciety Of the Daughters Of the Am
erican Revolution extends to the
high schools Of Colorado an invi-
tation to competition in writing
essays, the terms of which are al
follows:
Two annual prizes, the first Of
e15 and the second Of SO in gold
will be given for the best essay ON
BONE subject to be announced.
The subject for the year 1907
will be Practical Patriotism.
The competition will be open to
students in any of the four high
school grades.
Competing essays must contain
not less than 800 words nor more
than $500 words. They must be
typewriter, upon one side only,
on paper Of ordinary typewriter
size, about SAxl3 inches, and each
must be mailed in a large envelope.
The essays must be signed with a
"nom de plume and accompany
ing each must be sealed letter
containing the real name Of the
writer, the nom de plume and
the name of the school to which
the writer belongs. The decision
will be made before the envelopes
containing the real names aud adj
dresses of the writer's are opened.
Address Mrs. w. G. FERRIL,
1928 Downing Ave-, Denver, Colo.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-01-26

wAKTxD. ~ CAissso vs.,ss.als s.A .ai,os4ss
Asoao. osaislant manages t0ea - Uo9snI eps
shie e0saty ssd s4t0inii.a tssFiSssy. oalaU -
ssd s4pes.ss. paA vsssly; sxPssss nnssy "a.
e 3 s.: s:s:
siu.s valuahis, Wsitsas eoss foe fsu paVsie.laSs
sd Seflo:s s.!teAdEs. - esveie1s. Adar.s
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-01-26

Eek Farrow seems to be manag-
ing the county clerks office in
good shape. The business is be-
ing kept Notwithstanding ,s
tagging behind.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-01-26

j. l.. Hurt, Of Center, returned
Friday from Kansas City where
he disposed Of a large bunch of
lambs at the top notch. He says
that Roosevelt 10 all right and the
state administration is all right.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-01-26

As I am liable to go away l
wish that all who are owing me
would call xt once at W. j Clark's
office aud settle. D b CLARK
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-01-26

Senator Jones came in on the
morning train Friday and took the
Center stage for home. He will
return to Denver this Saturday
night.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-01-26

Telephone your drug orders
We will deliver them.
Stroup Il Fuller.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-01-26

Sous ol the pigs thss ~ bs,ng
shioped iato the valley 80 ~
postsd 70 have died u peen1nosis.
Hoass causos bs shippsd = opsn
esss thsss cold uivhss vlt1est tak.
.a9 eold which resalts 10 Desaao-
|U3o. l,.l .-
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-01-26
Rasch Fer sale.

At . bargain Tor cash. or would
sell for part cash, - I wish to 20
70 . lower altitude. have 1884
acres OF land, . first-cIass water
right dating back in the 7Os, 4
artesiau wells, Groom brick
house ~ good ~ new.
This 10 fine dairy or hog ranch.
Peas aud potatoes do 6ns and .
sure crop every gear. ! mile east
Of city limits. The best bargain
10 the valley, Come and see me
il you want . i~rvain.
n. n. BxxNETr.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-01-26

Fine quality taole turnips 81 0C
per hundred. Write me or leave
order at Exchange Grocery.
G. G. GRAYBILI.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-01-26
stockmen Aitentioni

St0Ckmen Atlenti0nl !.
Through the cOuls-
tesy OF Mr.. j. Selby,
accurate daily tele-
graphic market re-
ports will be sent out
from Hotel G ran d
during the shipping
season.
Phone Monte 40. or
see the bulletin board
IT you are In town.
GEO. III. BEATTY.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-01-26

Mrs. D. 4. Barues
10 ceiling Hats At co~t for cash.
Come aud see them.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-01-26

The pure food Law whiNA vent
into eject the first of he ysar hes
wrought hsvoc in the istssios of
grocsrv. candy aud drag stocrs.
Il 10 with the wholesale groesrs
that tho nov lev he's turoeo thlugs
upside down. The olsaso esssing
The greatest amount a troobls 10
the provsso which says thas the
eonssnts Of ell cans ed jass nasa
b. explicitly stated. Il ~ bssn
ths osstom 10 sppsad ''sesowbssry
jan" 70 = jsr thst did - have .
sisgls strawberry 10 II bess Dsrsly
. oixters oe other suhslesseA
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-01-26

l have in stock everything for
the good of stock and poultry.
Phone blue 1863. q. NJ. Thomas
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-01-26

For first class up to-dste Sun
day dinners, 20 to Hotel Grand.
Value received for every plate.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-01-26

There are some potatoes coming
INTO market this week. The price
paid is 20 cents per hundred.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-01-26
nisA seAee, oe.te.,.

The high school contest will be
held At the Presbyterian church
next Friday night. February lst
The winner will take part in the
Valley contest in May. The fol-
lowing are scheduled for tleclama-
tions:
Helena Zahnen. Ina Howard.
Mark Watrous, Olive Grafton,
Lucille Moody, Wallace Wstrous,
Grace Tohill, Fred Chaney and
John Stone. The contest on ora
tious will be held in about
month.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-01-26

Horace Sickles of Denver, bro.
ther of the late Gen. Sicklcs, died
ut his home Tuesday.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-01-26

A. n. IsBxLL.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-06
MRS. LOUISE S0RGE
DIES At GREENLAND

Mira. Louise Serge. recently OF
oreen Lake and formerly a we'll
known resident Of Victoria. y G..
died az : o'clock this morning AZ
the home OF her aon.in.iaw, Guatave
werth. a well known baker In
Green Lake, Mrs. Serge was 10
years old and death was due to
pneumonia. Mrs BorKe'a son In
Port Townsend has been notified.
an the funeral viii probably be held
Friday. although definite arrange
mentH will not be made until he Ii
heard from.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-06

% the great emergency II was not
thought safe tn trust these ship
mentn 10 the railroads. Congress
had already annulled the pure food
law. 10 az 10 enable the large pack.
efs TO supply food for the defend.
eEa Of the Coast
thousands of people. having ek.
pended all their available cash for
fueL and who were therefore un.
able "a flee 20 Tacoma, we're en-
tfonched Ia the evacuation Of the
lhird avenue rekfade They know
mat TOR a time. AZ least. they were
safe. for oven should the Japs 81.
Iect landing on the water front
u would be some time before they
could Set across Railroad avenue.
The Salvation Array was quickly
called together by Hi ON. and aent
post haste TO Smiths Cave ON a
Seeihs Seattle car. and their War
Cry VIII be thinK long Ia be re-
memhered BY the people Of Seattle
Patriotic and A..Y..p. aonEa were
heard on all aides, and the blg guns
OF Queen Aane Hili we're gathered
on the square.
The smoke from tho large stackn
of the Seattle Electric Company'a
power plant hung like a pail over
the city. while the hot air escaping
from the real estate offices Ia the
Alaska building bat added 10 the
din and confusion.
Not since the departure Of James
Hamilton Lewis had there been 90
much excitement aud IN the great
confusion Ballard annexed 20 Se
attic. The eoaaelimsn greeted each
other kindly and worked IN har.
many With the mayer. Even rs
great a crime a. expectoratinE on
the car tracks was overlooked. and
no one was arrested for blockAding
the sidewalks Roller skating was
forgotten aud the ten cent shows
deserted
suddenly tho red light on the top
~ the totem pole fiared up Ia.
stantiy all the whistles began 20
blow and many absent mlndediy
rushed 20 the headquarters OF the
A,sff 70 subscribe faf mere stock.
They quickly realized. however,
thar the laps had been sighted.
The disappearing guns Al Port
Townsend and IN the straits had
disappeared completely. and tho
laps wsre advancing upon the ex'
position clly.
A lafse company. headed by the
mayor. composed of appolntees 20
the poeiiloa 81 superintendent 81
streets. formed IN front 81 the Kat
ten.Jammor Castle, wherein waa
slofod the key Ia the city.
The Seattle Electric Company 81.
tahiishea three cent fare on all
IL llnea 20 enable the suburban rec
dents 10 iake part Ia defending the
city.
Large eky.scfapass we're bought
By enteFpriasng real estate dealers.
the Alaska building being sold for
$50 Other buildings we're almost
given away
Soon the Jap fleet hove Ia sight.
hut yet had cot fired = shot The
report Of a f1gach gun vas
heard. my pipe fell from mr. mouth
and ! came back 10 earth again. ns-
fore ne vas lying btu fof the last
load Of coal War H. hell. but the
fuel shortage wins the mouey.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-06
|; rMMEL CONCERT WAS
ADMIRABLY GIVEN

Fresshuts," Was especially we'll
Eisen aad served al most elo.
aaeat farewell of one OF soAttie'a
best artists.
Assisting Mira, temmol wera ses
eral well known musicians, The
tiret number was given BY r.
EVatafieff. piano: W. n. lloadley.
first violin. W. Pryor. secoad VIC
lin. i.eEFand Carter. viola. and rr.
win Gaetel. cello. The quintet was
required 20 respond 10 an encore
John ]. hlackmoFe save two
piano aelectiona and alao responded
to an encore. and John l. olhha.
slcilniat. save the andante from the
violin concerto az Asndelsaohn
most aeceptahly Ne also respond
ed to IN encore.
one Of the gems Of the evening
was the duet BY Mira Iemmsl and
Niaa Clara i,e~ys. the fret helng
oh. Vert Thou In the Canld
blast" and the second. srroh
aiuns A most vigorous demand for
an encore resulted.
Mrs. Lemmel leaves shortly TOR
Germany. where Tor two years she
viii study under German masters
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-06
HUNTERS ARE NOT WANTED
ON MERCER ISLAND.

A vigorous protest against the
opening Of Mercer island to hunt
ers il being waged by residents %
that territory. A bill presented
10 the legislature recently and now
under consideration proposes tho
opening Of the island for hunting.
The island abounds in deer, grouse.
pbeaahnfa and other game.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-06
A TRICK OF THE
OHIO RIVER

Evansville. Ind. "a On The ~ end
81 ona % tho many beads IN the
Ohio river sineu the flpo1s com
menced the river has taken a 40.
ton 10 keep IN bee ilue IN that
particular vicinity 50 thu waier
- faahinx seross this strip u land.
ignoring the bend The eurfrni 10
gradually eating channel IN IT,
mes coafaa. and u the water digs
1aep enough Evansville may ind
itself An inland toun Nhen the flood
atthsffuH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-06
sLAsrIna cAuses raoueLe.

The police have received com.
plants from residents IN the Inter.
bay district that the blasting, which
il boing carried on in that neiRhbof
hood by a contracting company. Is
causing good deal OF damage 60
the houses IN that vicinity Mrs
A. Farmer. iif6 Nlckerson IT.,
states that the plaster has been
Knocked off the ceilings Of her
residence by the conclusions Chief
Wappenstein said today that he
would have the blaatinga stopped
n much damage was being caused,
as those using dynamite or powder
for blasting purposes must have n
permit for such work.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-06

poncd veto IL the repeated com
plainta alleged 20 have been vert.
fled by Truant officer ketehum.
that MciaFland or his employees
have been In the habit Of selling IN.
toxicanta 20 minors. Two other or.
dinancea Will also be vetoed. one
granting license 20 Gus HneHe. At
1898 Seattle boulevard. ON account
Of being outside Of the saloon linn
It's. aud the other "a r Maran. be.
cause Of a defect In tho tranafer
Of the location,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-06
NDNAWAY TRAIN MAKES
A WILD DASH

IN favor Of the Wild train.
Aad ~Ilh each snlle the terrific
speed Increased
Swasinx from aide 20 aide and
then tarehiax forward. the last
stretch ct the Land flight wAn enter.
ed upon.
There vas \ rpar---l heard II
miles AwAy--a blur and a strong
current of air almost drsw ne IN.
TER. says tho axenf ~ 1sealvtlie
The next n0fnsnk u had hit the
curve. a crash cams. and ] went 10
iooA for bodiesf~
pa there wers 10 bodies The
train crew. vita the sruc fnatinct Of
railroad men recognising an appii.
cation % the brakes wcuid BE uAs.
less. iamp~d - soon Ae the runa
way started backward
Wfeekinz cFewH satoFea for days
eefoFe THE destruction caused b
the defAlITnsat Was CLEARED a~sy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-06
The MAGNOLIA WAY
ORDINANCE 10 siohEp

Mayer Moore has signed the ordi.
nance providing for the laying out
Of Magnolia way. nov thorough.
fare running from Second and
Denny ia nofthweaterly direction
to Elicit av, and Beach drive. Con
domination proceedings TO acquire
the neeesnaty property will be com
menced Immediately.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-06
CO.'S TO INCORPORATE
NEW ELECTRIC co.

..,..rsi ehssk tor sasee, de
IN comptrolieF Carroll
~, a addition 10 the usual
a -@S4z 10 Indicate that
- 4 Anckles afu slneere
a rarrc4s 20 prceeea wssh
8. --.,5.ssIon q the new Seattle.
y. ..ss.rfkan. and 70 finish a
- 4. ,1<slflea tine
q a5zksmnn went 10 Tacoma
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-06

to-day for the purpose Of making
arrangements Tor the incorporation
~ the Seattle Tacoma shore Line
Electric eompany. The neu com.
pant II 10 take over the Seattle and
Tacoma franchises 81 Mesars.
Muehier aud wikhlman. and also
all the franchises ~ the shore Line
Electric company. between here
and Tacoma.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-06
LEAVE ON PLEASURE TOUR.

J. D. Powlea. the commission
man. his wife and daughter. and
Mr. aud Mrs, 7. J. Thorson leave
this afternoon At o'clock for Port
land and San Francisco In San
Francisco Mr.. Powels has a large
20.hoTsepower Franklin touring ear.
In which the party will make
trip through the northern and
southern parts Of California. The
party expects 10 be gone a month.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-06

rrnsr1El.D Cal. Feb a.
2 - i IL msnatss'
= - b - seeoadsl
~ ; ~ nst speed raade by a
urr lr~lsht trzia down ths
Iske<axpi uoansain
ourks sexefesi nth sllppefs
Au1 rr<snf rains fs frcikhs
g ~ 80 tacometists hfake
- hpn fb< femalnlng u carr
III hprlr<,ve
IL lns14at skeY were away
= - lnprsea automatic air
~ = szs<Fharsan ssfsnksh 81
4 Hlts<z ecrap aags latest sn
/. - u<fe me tppe IN the hands
IA an Tlwaxh the moaniain
- - snf 4 teafsnlns rear.
& - nst rnrse uas made In
eu ~ sscoad allaost brUasbt
nrllrk ! snail srestte was
- m wAl1 = swlsh -lsRk was
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-06

Tonight reception In honor of
Arthur Hartmann. the celebrated
yiolinist. will be given AZ tho 81.
Francis by Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence
4. Moore. Tomorrow night Mi,
Hartman appears In q concert At
the Grand under the auspices Of the
Ladies' Musical club,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-06

The application Of George calen.
tine. r~pHtef non Of tho late Mel.
ody Choir. asking for the appoint
meat Of Everett Smith as admin.
iatFator 81 he fathers estate wiii
be argued February al befur.
Judge Aibertnnn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-06

BLAINE. Wash. Feb. e.--The
home Of Paul A. Hadford was total
iy destroyed by fire and membefH
u the family escaped IN their night
clothes. Mr.. nadford lived mile
and a half north Of the boundary
line
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-06
VESSEL BREAKS UP


Loa ANGELES. Feb. s.-Ths
steam schooner National CITY.
which went aground near Hermoso
on Tuesday. pounded 20 pieces this
morning and IL total loss. Tho
crew deserted the vessel few
minutes before the ship broke up.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-06

An o~f's nest wfii - Installed
tonight BY officials Of the nrusher.
hood from Waiia Wmlia. ehere the
ofxanisstion ass fisaf started sew
eral weeks ago the lucal usns 0an
started. and toaisht there wtll be
OVER So members supplied with a
charter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-06
JAPANESE INVASION

vas ADDED the ram Iennnae and the
hospital ship idaho. with the Flyer
IS dispatch boat
rhfsf WAppenatetn. with = large
forces % blaeeoafa and drag.nsiterN.
waa encamp~d Al The base of the
totem pole. al the top ~ which
fef iixhf had hesa Installed. This
was 20 ho illuminated wheu word
saa received from Ballard that the
Jap fleet waa sIxhtHd
Large cpnsiKnments of food ard
anm unifiou uere being rushed
from the East ~ boat. for owinx
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-06
WILL varo LIQUOR Licansas.

The ordinance granting James
Mcfarland. Second aud University.
a renewal ~ his liquor license will
be vetoed. The reason for the pro
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-06

alxGrza h. Just bssn recalx.
= Ea1|ne skxt Tao laps had taken
Troai1s = he s4ndNick ISLANDS.
Il ~ i large rees waa ca Its
~ y - Pacific Coast. pllh ths
nfIn 4 ;ae&nlzinx se4ttle. The
3 - = n sproaF. and far q
- ~ he superintendent Of
- - s2s fnrKuften A iarxe
= - zatckiS asszrabisd. con
- Il - Cky a. EseFets. she
- Qze<n. Rapid Transit and
elu1aa Win The fefgy taat
& Ssastie ~ flaxxhip TO this
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-06

of a new petticoat. They are made Of
good quality satteen and ligM weieht
durable weatherbloom shrtiug. They
are cut full and wide aud are neatly
finished with deep hounees aud dust
ruffles. They come in black and in n
wide range Of eolors The regular
prices are $3.50. $l75 and Sisg each.
Tomorrow's price is only $l1g.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-06

..,msn.al eencers kltsn At
~ - lass aiehi ~ s ,''a,
, - rssnalsl. assisted 80. ~ ~. local %,
- : most eres a sasS'l
urs Lemmei was MAJ aea''
-. ,smhsFs and I've sns ores.
aass win Miss clara
ssldem has = lsea, ar ati -
Ia n - many n s.....,., y. -
> ''s ssss.o admirably aud. ~
=. ..sss, 80 Of > dliiefvas lyn
- ssds ense q hsr voice :.
4 ,<sl'sIs and satisfactorily
4 IA hes, numbers % the
y = - 'sehon Greslsin .fair
' y. s.<l< ~ voa fielita hs
IA Il, ave 20 produce, pnt Mis.
"A skss selee'sen admir-.
Il - ast number, scene and
- Szhse Mlr. ffom Der
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-06

..,At TO ONE OF 80
<ssFl'saN'ae .ssr ARTISTS
rtas, % aes oGpARruas
Ps'or e.ssANv olvrN AT rHH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-06

IL what you obtain from uH. Glasses
ti0o and up. Sehuchard Optical
Co. Eye Specialists 1907 Second
avenue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-06

ske Ne. az stanley s.ft fsrsse
hoaad Hais 9se. a. sp4nainEfs -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-06

A1e[ fsnslst. 11e BefSs
- P>crs. inf So Seattle.
-.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-06

garments. Materials are percales,
prints and foecedowns in nice dark
shades Of blue and gray with attractive
figured designs Regular prices are
asc, Al 90, al 10 and Sl25 each. Take
your pick Of the lot tomorrow II only
Tge
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-06
More New Undermuslins

fresh and the
yesterday This practically completes and there
world Seattle find
beautiful
dainty choice qualities with eIab
headings and
are such simmes purse a afford
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-06
Swell New Embroideries

Of
would whole tell
show Narrow and wide Insertions soyer,
and pon. but them
appreciate their beauty and worth There nothing here that want
Ehie daintest richest
effects There nothing cheap them bat the prices which lower
would for such admirable qualities
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better value at that price. But we want
you to get acquainted with other big
values in our Hosiery and Underwear
Department, hence this low price for
Thursdays selling. These stockings
are all fast black plain cotton They
have elastic tops. double heels and toes
aud no seams to hurt the feet Only
l2i9c pair. Three pairs to pur-
chaser.
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More than a50 10
choose from and
every skirt IN the
lot a grand bargain
for any woman
II IL. 80.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-06

500 House Wrap.
pers viii 20 on sale
tomorrow morning
az only 7ae each,
They are all well
made neat fitting
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-06

Jersey ribbed leeccd cotton. are crochet
trimmed and nicely finished. The reg
nlar price Is Doc garment Tomor-
row all sizes, at only PIE a garment
These garments are Of good weight and
every one Of them is great bargain at
the special price