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OAN WITHSTAND
A LONG SIEGE
01. rßTnuHiuina. u*r J» Vll
•tplanatlon mad* her* of th* report
tl.uV cxplostoua lm\« been h*nrd at
Tort Arthur, la that thi> Uustliuts
at* not blowing up th*lr own »to|s
• rut th* fortlfl-'ntlona. preparatory
to tht •vacua t?on of th« port, but
that they ait blowing up the J«iw
iu-mp iton»4mdra nhip*. which hay*
bottled th* llua»tant up In r. it
closing out
house
raw
GOODS
r*p»»trjf rortltrt*. war* $10 00.
now 95.00
Tua+at.r)r Portlaraa, war a $" M.
now 93.75
Tapaatry I\>rtl*r»a, war* 15*0.
now 93.60
Tab!* Onirera—
14 alaa. r«v«r«lt)l» p*tl*rn, w»r«
IS M. now . 98.75
18-« »l«e. r»»»t«lbl« pattern. w*r*
I? it. oat 9a.73
(-4 •!••. ravtrmlbU patttrn, w*r*
•4 00 now . $ too
•-• alt*, ravtralbl* pat Urn. » ■•
MM now . fl.&o
4-4 alt*. r*> aralbla p*ttnn. wrra
$8.00. now 11.00
Miri»tll«i lit !«rt*»>'«. Wtr* 14 00.
now |.nn
Mara«na« D*d(pr«aila, wer* l!«,
qow 93.00
>UrMl<IN D*dipr«aJs. wtrr ti tO.
n0w..... IIMI
Ma>xs*ill«« H»4«i<r««4s. war* I) M
now 92.00
nn« t-«t Hpr*ada. war* 111 00
now . 90.00
Fin. !.•<■• ft*ra«6a, war. St.M.
now •a.no
F Iln# Benrb WtiH Wringer.
«*• ISM. now 94.00
11-Inch Roller Wrlngtr, without
r—wh. was MM. now . 93.00
Ilu(ne<l Nat I.ccc Curtalm. w*r«
11*4. naw .....93.00
Ruffled Net !>«.•• Curtain*. «fr#
IS CO. now 92.50
Tturn*4 7<al L*e« Curtain*. »<-r»
|4 'M. new 92.00
HiM ?myin« Hud. rever-tb!».
mad* of alt wool, wara 14 M.
ni*« .; 93.33
Kitchen Clock, atrtk* and alarm.
auNH, now 9* OO
WESTBERO
a (tips
ctOAKs. gtrrrs * MtLUMcnt.
mi »►■> < ni> AYE.-1111
Ib W **^i^^p^^^^^^ L- ' ''Y5& ■ #(■ r^^^^r ! ) vt^^B i^K^^^ VT^^Lv /^^^ vißf^* Wmb I r^l Jv' f^^L^^^s tfjp) *r^fiß^ vl
' » I jM! X^BBM - *MBfc J wPj \_^^^M^^^\. > \^E£s S^3!^^^^^ M-" * i ~^^^^^^^ i » /'^SBIBBBbV f^--» ■"" ■■
1 A GREAT SALE OF I Tomorrow the doors of the Outlet open again to a wonderful trade sale. Our representatives have RubbGf BOOfS Worth j
• WUITT VPQTQ bought from the leading manufacturers all their season's surplus lot of clothing. With unequalled facili- Regularly $8.50 •
2 Will I L Vtdid ties for hanJlmg t lLl g e quantities of merchandise, superior facilities for paying cash, we are able to offer Will Go For §
I 'i£S^^oS^S'^ $55,000 Worth of Suits, Furnishings, Hats and Shoes at 75c to 25c $2.95 I
w store hereabouts. *r**. j - _.-t » ** _ w™iww
■ * **rt tit ft Rrtllor* Luckily we secured another lot for this X
ftf $2.00 White Vest* $1.15 "~.;: Oil 1110 l/UIICSI mit sale, *.; these will sell just as quick- W
ft « $3.00 Whlti VeitS $1.45 unprecedented backwardness of the season—the slow trade caused by labor troubles in various parts of the country—all these have conspired to Hie Famous lot. Brand Hip Rubber $
w ».uu nniij ism n.« fla MiMtfUiiHi Tti Idf the iMtn« lh« ttow tnde canted by Übor troubles In various part* of the country ill these have conspired to The Famous Dock Brand Hip Rubber
j 53.50 Whlti Fancy VeStS $1.65 ; rmke th j, g ' a j e one o \ tnc nU)S t impressive heretofore ever announced. He here early tomorrow. \V« promise a feast of bargains such as this city has Boots with leather sole, worth $8.50 for m
X $3.00 White Champagne Vests $1.95 never known before. * *-'.?>r> 2
1 $2.50 and $2.00 Shoes at I $jx Gigantic Lots Of Men's SllltS . Men' $4.00 Trousers at j
• SlilS 3 Pair ALL THIS SEASON'S STYLES-AT PRICES FAR BELOW THEIR ACTUAL WORTH-IN MOST CASES LESS SZ a 35 3
2 ill" 1 rORIES SELL THEM FOR IN REGULAR SEASON. Over six hundred pairs of Pants from an overloaded
2 A great saving for the man who wants to get a good ''i. . »/*". • ■'•'• c •• n m • c- •. *i - j«■ maker at close to" half Drice 0
I pair of honest ies-shoes that will wear. \ *" Men^.so $8.50 and $.0.0 Suits arc Men gSgo and 5 o Su, s are a Men^ -•;•;■ h $,000 and $^50 .„,„,, ( .., „„.„,. W( i: N of the finest quality. .„ nn X
• a^hovmnd aVs°ou C at $/rnaii.lS a pa.rr weujut all to go at to k o go 1 | paralleled • ring; all will go at .'.515.35 I
9 .nd pairs out f" tf^ 4 ft A X 5 1 *5 1
j Ck h[j 5T 25 tk ■ n»4b
X 'Ili^.for Tennis Shoes, with canvas tops and leather soles, %||W ■ WW %|J I■ ■■ I xJ> r a?**?s??? T? Greatest Savings on Summer 1
X worth £t.oo. it T s f. . ... . . V -. • uraaieSl daVINyS On dUmmcr S
1*1.85 for Fine Calfskin Shoes, worth $2.75. ! Mct> $. S oo and $.6.50 Suits arc all Men $.7.50 unttSaoAo Suits will go Men Suits, worth $23.00, will go Flirnl«hlnn« 61
if 32.1.1 for the Finest Dress Shoes for Men of fine vici h> go at • at V" '" r rUmiSllingS »3
iX kll> a" g°°^ styJcs ' 6oltl everywhere at $3.50 and $4.00 BJBBJ gsj /ffcfr /l^ r /^PK V sni^ tsS ani sf^ I" 1 1 Great Stocks of Shirts and Underwear will be sold at less 2
,m a pair. UL^ C 9 Ml C A mji JLg^ fP T| Tl t^ than one- halt tin- regular pru.v. 1 lore's a list of the bar- 5
* HTIU 9 fin Ual Cam C 1 XC C3^ ■ I %■▼ 4&8%1!7a%£&^0 *& I I nsnssMsmss 55«* for Men,* Stiff Bosom 3O«* for li^TlUhhcd In- §
_^-^<r^ Buy a QO.UU nai rUr )1.4D "^ ,f; ; . • I Shirts, with separate cuffs, derwear, regular 7jrVf-'
"•^ You can do it at this great sale- a maker's overstock -1 'I lie management of The Outlet personally guarantees'the value of the goods to be exactly as stated. Money hack handsome stripes, all col- ity. '.^
'§£? us to save you <,w |, a |f if the ih found to be the CM*. -"h ors and nil sizes. Kcj,ntlar 45e* for Men's fes
■Mm et, t/• / , -' . - .._.-_ . » ■ hm — m mnpMMMHSBMHHMM |t.tS shkts. Shirts, with cuffs separate, •
Hats of fine felt, in all the newest shapes, cqtial to — . .. .. ' M , ai _- a 3S«* for Men's Working fine styles, worth 75c. .. ' S
%^ any adverted hat at $3.00, will go for $ t l7t ■ . Less Than Half for Boys' Clothing Sllirt^ l'l-" k Wlllt wlllle lOt* f«»r"lW Caps.in
J --- -—— fcW«^ ■ »H» iSMH iws wj«r v g stripes, worth 7V- handsome stripes, worth W
S C 1 fin D I ,„ .OC The bargain tables are filled with Boys' Suits, every one parked at one-half and less than you'd pay in any other store 20<> for Balbriggan Under- 25c. . , •
9 •fM.UU rdjdmdS ObC in the west. Typical of The Outlet's matchless buying |x>wc f i . wear, worth 50c. _7 + for Black or Colored W
• These arr ,*>** of Genuine Scutch ...... country Boys' Two and Three-piece Suits, Boys' Two-piece 5 nits, worth $3.00, i> «■ i ■;,,. c.u.imrr* and Cheviot s<* for M' 1"'" ami Hoys' Sox, fancy sfri»es, worth I
2 se are tfljds ol Genuine Scotch Madras sold the country I;.. V V Two ...,d Thfis) WiU Salts, 1:. P. go for ; ... c. S nits, worth $300, '"'^ llllf '"T,. aiul ' '"' usoenders worth a soli dsewhere at^r^^
1 isr^r OUTLET CLOTHING COMPANY ReiSsir I
•"^^T'-j^feSr _-_ J: 'i j \. _ > a__ i r_ _u» j> j!^^,^^ JlM^flfc^^L^Lfc^L^KL^fc^^^Ls^^fc^L^^ftßßsst^Lst^fcslfc^nfcitss^i -»*V^l-^^-^B
Arthur harbor,
A private lotUr, WTttlM from
Tort Arthur. April If, stato* that
m Mia Orn. Bto< --i. Ill* llu' <!:tn
rmnutnder at tlio port, wits nl th*
lima th* IpK.t «im writ tan. daily ay
prctlng to I," cut off from th* out*
»i.l. world by *>» j.»-m. li« 1.1 not
(. »r * lull* •U'».' l UK lh« port wu
«vll atocked with provisions, am
munition and othem Itioni of war.
ll* thought »i« iv«|,i ji..i,t out udner
•legs for Hint' tnuiiths or a y<-.ir.
Th«» letter states that at Port Ar
thur th« fortifications nro consul
•ml Impregnable. It snys th«-r«* tiro
thre« row* of forts uroung th« Port
Arthur ftii»l(. auoh row being fiw>»
i»d by .1 moat n.nit other obstructions.
HOSPITAL
BENEFIT
MUSICIANS' UNION HAVE PR!
PARED FINE PROGRAM FOR
ENTERTAINMENT ON MAY 19
•Th* Muslt-tant' union (if Reattl* '•
prvparlng a arasrajn for th* ent*rtaln- :
limit In Ik given for till" »>. lirfll of
th. Wayalde Mtaal hoapltal on May
I It. that arsamlaaa to l>* very attractive,
i Harry Waal will direct th* work pi
an orvhexra of over forty plrca.
i Thara wttl b* aevrral a*J*ot»d luim
\ hit on th* program, and aoma of th*
; vary beat aololsts In tba alt) bay*
, ba*n secured.
Baaaia th* purely mudral number*
' that in to b* rendered. a*T*ral of lit*
' theat*r* will put >m their b*at •!•*
--'rlaJtiea, and will a->ut tba manag**
! ia»nt In other waya.
I Th* \Va.yaKla Mlamlnn la taking rare
i ef th* city poor and dea*rve» th* con*
. atant support and *nE*oura«rrm*nt of
th» tl(l«»na until «,u Urn* as tin
{city butlda Ita own *raergrney bo*
j pltai. p*v*ral member* of th* Muni
• clans' union ar* aupi>U*d with llok«U
fur th* etttril.iiiim.nt,
Whoa rour tailor? iii.haM' i*i»
"*• • :'
a,
R*duc*d Rate*
To th* I"-.i«t via Northern Parlflc.
on May nth. >•<" and "'" Call
City Tlck*t orfi.-e for nttat and all
particulars. I. A. 1-au. General
A««nt. **'
NEXT
WEEK
Tllßl9 5 - Aort Tracts W'!l
Cost Mort
Every unso!d 5-acre tract in
th« Interurban Home Tracts
ill be advanced $iv an acre on
May iff. Prices now are $91)
and |ior» an acre—sso cash and
$10 a month. The} t< fine
level and open— lacing on the
best county road leading to Se
attle and on the right-of-way of
the new interurban road now
being built to Everett They
arc three miles from Seattle
and are dirt cheap.
303 and 303 New York Block.
TIIK RgATH^B STATt~FT>IOAY. KAY 13, 1904
BALLARD
DOINGS
P.tniah-Norwfgian Conf«rcn> f
Will Up Held Next Week—
K.tll.mj to Have a Tannciy
n.vtxAnn. M ■■»• n-n. \v. i:ngt«>
holm. rn|>ltatUl of CamhrMti*. Minn.
in in Hi* City, With a VlrW lit liMfttlllg
a 1 iim.-i >• her*, lie will tnret with ilia
builnrim nirn'a aasuctntlon on Moiulay
nvriilng to dlxjusa a all* for Ilia tin
n*ry.
Mr rii(Uk"!Mi ni formrrly owner
of • tannery In Mtnn^nrtto. tmt 11,1 a
VM li . n.ll\ iimlliii ill l>> Illr Mai 111
.1. Hi.i !>■ linata Ilia i,.» hnaliiaaa on
I'lltfrt Hoillld,
!'■ ■ I.'' :> 11.mi» mi* bring made -i Ih*
convratloa ■-f "'•■ 1 ■ >Miiii n..i ■' (nil
l> n -n.-ii innfi rrm<* la i.n lirltl in Dili
ciiy 11. v »>rk ih.. eenf*r*nM will
op«n .'II Thiir»l*y and BMiUbM until
."'-iiii'm. ami a lnrgt< numlxr of mtn<
l*trr» and ,!rl. <»!■-• ant expected. Th*
local 1 hur< v ixhuilb «r» i-> ■ im""« t"'
glv* 11,.m a rf»,-i'il"u an.l vnt'rtaln
tin 111 whll* In 1 ■*. . li» annual n<lili'*a
will l>. dtllvcrrd I > itev. H Itrlnlitld
■'-11 on iii';i>.ii\ • v. i.ii.k ill til* I X •<
t'miiili Noim nun church.
v RITZVILLE NEWS
•T "m. '.-i«* ii a,: -. .» ««a
(Spaoial la Th. 9tai.)
ItITZVII.ua. Whuli.. May 11-K.
I>. Dlbaon, cilltor of tit* Adam*
CotiMly N«■«••. and faintly ar»•pend
ing a few \vlKl at Hi* l.t.'.il«l*iiß
fun li.mv rtposillon.
Hey. «.'. Qk ■tnon. pa»4'r of Ih*
Method t«1 church. 'la crltUally 111
with h«morrha«* of th« atomach.
The hou»* Of **. I' Krciieh caught
firs at an rtuly liuur yvatrrtiay tnoni-
Ing. Paling th* drawing of lit*
chrmlral *ngtn* to ii,* Bm J. XV.
tlrvwer, ca«hl«r Of the bunk at Wil
son t'rerk, was thruwu violently to
the groutul aitd badly 1 1 il»ri, Th*
fir* wna avon r«tn.« ,i«ha4-
Many rating e>«pertin*nta In
grain ralalng ar> b«Uig carried on
on* mil* «mi of th* city tm4ar th*
direction of J. U. Erar.a, fr"in lh»
•tut* agricultural rollrK*. at Pull
nun. The.** experiment* ar* mi l«r
th* general ■Uix-rvtulun of th* o«
--1 enlist dlvlilon of th* I i.;t..1 Hlatea
<ln[>artin*nt of agriculture. Mr. Kv
ana hit* air*.. I aawn ovar >M va
rlell** of wheat and from n to so
v arii-tii* of mil and bait*>. »!•••
rlaJ work la l.«-lnit don* wtlh a •(•<•<!•■
of wbtat known ■« "durum." Thl»
• i-eci* la vary fuir.lv an4 wtil nflen
grow when other »p*rlr» fall from
!*rk of moldur*. It U «•—I chiefly
In th« manufactur* nt macaroni and
tu-vad flour. It U rabjeU s«t*nat**lr
in Alg*rU. Tu«h.«). Italy au4 Una
• la.
A few varlttlM of ct»rn Nvi b*en
!>! mte.l. but corn haa h*r*Hofare
never grown wall In Idle pert of
Wmhlhgton.
• ■•»•■■
California's Resorts
n*athed by Sottthern I'arino >'•■> 'a
farnoua »*• anl.< Hhaat* ItuuU. Twa
train* dally, raat time, •xrcllent
• role* t4 tb* nif.«t atlracttv* 1*
._... — •».» .-^. >!■»■» n>ix Ran
r"r.iwl«,-rt t:$.M •' ••• data, l v-'
»»eond. 1.. . 1 pfhraj llteratur* and
full Information. a!*o tlck*t» and
r**«rvallon* at •*• rirvtavenu*. C
E. Kllla, n#neral Agent. •**
"IT DOES THE BUSINESS"
"Hade Me Feel Like New-First Bottle Helped Me-
Doctor Was Astonished."-More Praise For
PAINE'S CELERY COMPOUND
IT GIVES ALMOST INSTANT EFFECT
NEW YOHK.
MISS FLORENCE WOROEN
Paina'a CaUry Compound R»
--• lor.d H.r So Quickly That
Har Doctor Waa Astomthad.
Tirisl. wra«-n*nr»U. lhln-l>lu"<lp«>. un
ii«M-> wn and wotnm gal qukk
•urx, h«»rl» health Imm »hl« i»lfl>r«t
--••1 Nrrv* Vltallacr and Tonic, tt 4rt\r«
a*ay ii»»H-i.lf, gIVM i-,..iri»- ai«l >
-ii.i ,-M. i'h»t» la a rii"b Incirut In;
1.... •! > n i.:s ni..| »■•■!! !>••- W!i !.< »/•
inn Itiri'i* with h»srtr health
l'« -r '• i'i!,n 1' .!ni...<!vl ha* tv**n
wi.rt'i ■ lh<m**nd dollar* ti» m>."
wrtt** M !•• *''■■■! «iv • W.-.r.irn tin' !
».f Admiral 'i«l<-ii -mraln ..f t»r»-1
fraalnnat dlltlr* l»ft ln» a ii'M-.-h
»rr<>. 1 wynl li--n.- «nl for *nln
•raa i.i.r •. ' Uj my ouitltcr am an ab* I
..J.i'p InratliL
•'My di««(»>»n *«• Trry »<»aV. »nd,
t auff*r»l acor.ica frnm nturalgia. I.
6o to your Drugclit TODlY—Bel one bottle tl Palne'i Celery
Compound—Set how DIFFERENT it will make you feel.
LITTLE TALES
TERSELY TOLD
THE DAVENPOnT high achnol la
i.< t»« placed upon Iha llat ut* •'•itt
Had achooU l-y tha at »l» un|rcr«l(>.
iia m i i.i«!« to !■• ktiowed i.i enter
th« ut:i\«r»iiy vlthont UMImI
111 'ill WIKR anj wlfa h»va aurtl
th* .i! r of OrtrMta for |IV«M. *i- [
j M*n ami Woman Haart«n«d—Drao«d
lnviyorot.il Quickly by KM Cala«
braUd Narva Vitallxar and Tonic.
"A nlil '■ :.-i,. 1 Mai li* A 1...m1, of
IMi." • iVliiy t • .Jt, J.- ■■■I p. t, Will) «
<h**rrul. li.i|..-fnl 1..11.r, t.iilnn ntml
It I. ..I done i.-i Ik r. 1 t..■ v r ■ii boii
1'• -. Mint in ii.•■ and of «1 immi i- 1 vias
»M il ,ilm..lill. l\ W«-11.
'"N'.ii aliicn 1 wim * child liava I f< It
• Uoll |.n..i i,t 1,..,11h 1.1..1 rl'llil-i Our
iliK'lor «.>■( imiaiiii-ii. ii ' i \ii ■" !';•.(
--•nee WiTticn. 144 Weal rurt>-««vnith
•lint, New York.
;••■ othrr ti>ttlu In <!■•• worl'l I* Ilk*
I'alnn'a «*cU>ry I'utnoounil; no otlur
I'inniv tahra ao atmt>l« ami n, I, ti(if
n y. >i. In i. if. •mi lla wiin.Uni v Oil*
l"Uli-«l>' atlii »II»1I*(T tllWOVfcTi '• t'> !'"•
i>mfiii-m I'rnf. KdwuKl 13. rticlpii. <>t
Ii .tin...tali I'iiUi iKii>.
•I »n« K< ik'i.iMv run down from
uv»r-w«rk. imaliirM rar»». flc . »»'• f»U
X roiiatmit li. ..\li.i •» im.l lannltiido. t
took I VII ■• • «'. i. r> CumtHiund on Hi'-
MINNEAPOLIS.
MR. 8. B M'INTYRE
Worn-Out Dutlnaaa Man Wat
Quickly Oraead— lnv;uo»-a»«d—
Cur.d by IK« CalabraUd Narva
VitalUar and Tome.
!--i,<M <Sainar»a claimed fur Injuries
' r**t>lttr>t from a fall on the alde
walk.
TUB COUNCIL Or RBDM
ct»»i.l II • annual »r»»|..:i at North
Y»klnia la*t t Ight with a ball In th.
*n«orjr.
•fiin NEXT RKOUKAfI conven
iwin of th« Kn1«hl» of I'ythlaa wilt
ba »<»-lil in X' 1- on-«x-lob»r •♦
AI.H«M> IUBMEI.U »<> y*ar» of
a«». ml a v»l*mn of lh» lf*>i<lc«in
fITTSBURQ.
MISS CLAUDIA KARH
Tn« Flint Bottl* of Pamt't C«l
ary Compound M«lp»d Mar-
Brought Bach Parf.cl Haalth.
rnrommnndailnn of frl.t,<la IT DOKM
inn in;»isk^*a."-«. v. Mcimrrr.
I'rvaldrnt Amtriru limk C<«inj>aiiy.
Xi Nlcollet tunuii, Miiiti<-«i''ilU.
"About two years «*<> n. ■. «<-tifr»l
1., iiiti ■an t>i ■]• • ni.f I lt#t my it ;»
|,i'ln Bi.l |... ,i..- Itervotia KU<l till
labln. llarnx^itnu In rrad an adirW"
ll»«>m»nt fur I'alna'a «"«'lrry r«mj«Hind.
I d^irt«» 14 try It Tb« KlltHT HOT-
TI.K IIKI.I'KD MR and I am now 111
parfael iiriMii •■- mi»« Claudia Karr,
{•lobura. Pa. ,
Ko nttusr rrni««ily t.urifl.-* tt «rnt!y
and •» o,utrkly. raln«'a «>lrrr Com
pound la lh» one r#m««lir that puii
fi. • wlthont pur«lr>« or w«ak»olrg tha
■yalrm In any way.
«nd civil wara, died >»» #<r!»y at
Oregon it jr.
THR RECORD HNTRT for on*
day MM i:.a-> at th» Walla Wall*
|. iliriiUiry y«-tt«rtlajr, t»n iirivmrra
l>«ll:g received. .'/■''
Tltllirv i''."T «t.pl!riin»« «r»
taktnK the ''■ "!" ' • Mianilnatlorui at
Walla Wall*.
a. ] OTIAIIAM, a n«rt|r.| fann*r
of t'owlch* \»ll«»jr. wa* )i>«lTda>
l>ut und«-r 11.000 bond* on <har«« of
QHfIITQ The B]^st
\3£m V-/ JL«/\3 That Money Can Buy
hkhidkh it r>oi:a not takb j<*at. FUiiflQ to uvx good
Hllol.H ni.u«»W>lt INBTAN<;K —
Ladies' Kid I B | Men's Velour Calf
LflUlW I\IU jgf shoeJ
Shoes Rffl^s. Matt W'i Toi*< Bn*
/7J<£'>^> V *It<lb welti n*ttjr
-1 tiiiM. iiii •• •■ iii J[ U \ • / 7
t*.irui.c« uii'l ««*rv- /l^O\Y/ "lyK *""' *""r
lea of mom < »i" ii. / 1 ML fe'/ guaranteed, *''"
alve phi.i-H, per pair fi 1 fc\ W value, I«r pair....
»s*<M> A. I |J/W jCitii
fji'll. «• VI. IKM f),i,.«, ifikA • »^k M'i.h Ml»ii icr:i«l<j K.KIn
lil.i.'h»r vir-. matt ff£ui \ | *Jh ''"" t-:h".-i, »olld
HI topn, look* Him a 1W 0. yJ %i^JA |.-iiili«-r throughout,
I 1 '-i elm.-, ii.ii i>i \> ■•. . jU V ■■■■i*lii I^'J'J VuIUP, -llinf at
12..V) R.B 11.60
r.[iiic< I'iil.-nt fiii«-r y^L jH
JHu'lki »(j !•; f;i,u(«, \^t-*,' I^SSSi M-n« n*ut Patent rv>i(
liillllniy 1... I. ■•"■' \^3l.'^P?A " kl" Hh """. '!""'!>■'»r
M.I kid top«, <x.«[.- V^feh^^f*! weltf'l. leart ii-l,l»
ii..n.illy |irelly «ii> •>•»•. '" "■"*'■ ■'"''' '"'' "r
ut (li* price, f«r i«fr. A^'^tfS'J! uIJ I'" I'"'. I"' «*•''••.
fiiMi »:i.r>o
Ij«<1U«" IIii« Kid Oxford*, palm* "i>. ' hot* of McKay or h«nl
■••w«(l nolcii, n*iit new «h«|#«, !'•' I'" f 1.75
Mfn'» Fine Kl'l Oxford*, Hlurher tut, (ioo-iyirar NWtt union rim >,
|.. if. . 1 wnikiiiiiiiNlil(i, J.'T pair «n..10
I^.ii.« Kid '.i/..i'l tiuji, patent •!i'". '• ••rvlc»abU pretty «tyl#. p*r
pair ...f 1.10
Seattle Agents W. L Douglas CHfIF?
Men's Union-Made - - - - JIIULJ
Large ahltxnrnt of new summer atylea of Mi'"« iind Oxford* ju*t
re<elv«"l. jier pair 9'J.tX>, »:jco ,i. i 94.00
Ladies' Shirt Waist Suits Just Received
Kln» VfOtn ■'."Ir.m Hhlrt W*l«t Kult«, »;il«t rum bo* plalta on front
mid back, atock collar, pearl button, «klrl with detachable I.••it and
IS-lnch double- plait on bottom.
I.:i'li'V Gray and <ii»»n Impnrtril Madras fihlrt V.:.!«t Hulta, w*lat
la beautifully tu<k<-<! and piped, lure* pearl buttona; »ktrt ha*
plaited gore* and double platted flare, a bewitching nt)'lf, 17.00
value; Jin* at f6.60
Summer Underwear Problem ?^ Solved Her e
Oenta' J».i».-> Ittbbed Shlrta and tons, aatln placket. French
lna»ii», IKikli neck, vary !>••> *. our moat popular and
eervlrealile nnd tow piic«d ■•' beat arlllnc Kurmenta. each..
tr.ent*. each 35<i 91.25
ilt-u'u J#m»y Itlbbed Bhlrta and I,>!:••«' Ktna K>»-v.-!<-»» Wily,
Jir»w<!i». miiK-ii-.r flnt knit, rrorhet and la/** trimmed neck
rlnntln enrmenta; ahlrta have and armhole, ISo vaiu*. »r»-
I'rench nrrk and pearl bill 1.1 cImI .' lOa
drawera double »eale4 and •"•- I^di^i' Egyptian Ple<»r«lea«
render '••i-« '"Mi- In fa«t VeaU. one-Inch wide lace with
black, n«-ah and • col- t»i" on joke, Bf ninir at X 5«
ora; cxi eptlonally good gar- L *,n, ir ' Mercerised Ple«v«l*Ka
ment» '»' the price, each... *°« \>«u. l-lneh wide he on
<;. n(K Natural Wool Fine Itlbbed yoke and armh.olea, 10c value.
Mini and I>raweri, art but- -lllnjr at 35«
Great Skirt SaJe Now On
PETERSOIfC
I /GOOD GOODS %J
ao6. 208. aio PIKE STREET. glflS
V
• ■MUlttnir Kiia Morton, a Kir! of It
Till: SULTAN niVKU Mining
oomt-any ha» been Incorporated at
Brervtt for IJOO.WO by H. K. Thajrer.
WiJii.nu llcunUun and William
Uouck. ■ _2_l
■ an UNKNOWN KAlfwai liiw
•4 In lh» Columbia nv»r nnr KM
■ma >«it»i.U> M' llal for help
and a rop* «m thrown to him. but
he tank l» fore It reached him.
raOPLI I.IVINO on low mound
alone the banks at iht Columbia
rir»r near Vacouver are moving out
in >pprehrni>ion of a flood. Th»
river tuui been rUing steadily.
Sol* Agfntt Young* Hat*
On* pric*. IXOO. Can't b« beat.
Give us a call. I N. lirook* * Co..
IJ3I 2J Aye.. Arcade nidr^ *"
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