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IT ISN'T
WORRIED
f.trat N
I
Thi» fr»nrhl»(> i»hkh thf> <itt<at
Notthara ratlwav m«*t itrt t" nmln
iftiln pot<«ii l» Mill In h nebulous *m*
dttlan. rhalrnmu ll.iwrn of thr
$»ri><i!-i»tlim* iimim!ttr«< aar* •»• '*
tn nH'ur* from t-Yanshl**
tuptctai Whwipr ih« infonMtlon
It a»Kfil of him nearly a month B«<>
Hi \Yh«»rli%r HII h" furnUhpil Hip
lnfornmtUui ji'< rttxmt that long
»»' There th» msttpr Btaada,
Counrllman lU>w?n gay*, though,
that h* r\i".(!i to hay«« the tbliiß
In shapp at thi» np*t mri'lltiw of tlm
Peterson's Boys' Clothing Fits Best
■
■
roil you tomorrow. ■•• - »•■- -
I Boy* 1 AH Wool Vestec Suits, lim 4 to 8 years, actually
worth $4 50, tomorrow, *pc cial 3- ->
Boys' Al! Wool Cheviot Vestec Suits. «uc* 4 to *J[f*™'
regular $5.50 value, tomorrow, special >- •"
lon All Wool navy and brown Uuy«* Kin* Wool Cheviot, t pl»o»
' Hulta. In prflty Kray tat <Urk
rhavlot :-nlcn» Sulta. •!*«*• • mUturi-a, rhoir« of N 'rtotk or
i- i".i!« cut. -I •■•■■'•'■• t'i»-i> '••'
to IS yuii. a tuatljr worth *tyle*.<>Ki.'lualvertathlt>ra wuulJ
a*h $i ii> fur thla quality: oui
•toe. Kfillni »t i:i.:.o I price imi
ITS KAIIUIOCIAJVi: TIME. ■ BATUKHAVH WASH HUJT
•ALB,
laJliw* Superior Tiffrta Olo»i». l^.t!p»* Bhlrt WalM Suit*, of
•Oft «r»v and mhlte :-cUip l"rt|lr *««urrd Madiai Cloth.
waist beautifully turked front
tMtrniAt. Wi value; »Utir»;»)r. „., 1 |,« . pretty »lo< Is rollar.
j ... . -">«■ skirt 1.! -U (air.i with ll
* Inch «lwp fan plalla. |^O> vat
uu telling at 13.79
Indies' Impiittrt] l.l»l<- lie Ladles' Hut!» of I !i...:-.• 1 • IHtn-
Olotw. taMUM
pirft) »!i.i'. 1 of 1. •' • ..■■! !1 ' trlmtolni;*. xUtrt •■«!-- *tn
gray.. Tsc ulu Eal.irday 7^V 1 "'?."• ill „.',''' 1* im*n'
MylUh ialt. 110 (HJ value; •ell
• ft.He Ins at »«!•*•
I Saturday's Great Hosiery Special
jpo «'!.:: !;--n - Fine Bibb« 4 llaM, i,..i '• -_—
If^ y^ of «■:■,■.■!■: kinc-lhrcad '.'*•. «>t- \f* y^
[Be ton- flne- '""roua. fast black. In 15c 1
I. II a!l alxm t ■•■.-. ■\a 9. actually E ft
Iv V «urth Be; .-.•••: -.t> .;» m nt it/V
t«s-a Cents a l>a'.r.
Good aL Shoes
W. 1. Doudai Mm • / Xy j/ / tttt'l rrlrbrmted M«"i>»
B!orb>' vjU llfcor %H/
Id Talour MM »'! h> e P*J Uoo. «•■> - i>f \r.\t\
II lh<- aid ••k.l I *^B *'* *" •n'l
f /»i 3 ' -'ill aotM
and asap of $10* fool m V\ /*^H 'hit on»«»ar any oth
•W per p.lr- , ""'
$3.50 Vj $3.50
F>ETERSON'C
/6cTo p goods \J
ao6, aoB. 310 PIKE STHIiET.
Kona Blend
Coffee
Thh drliclotis roffce- has a flavor like 'ava
•nd \% a blend of the purest and most skill
fully roasted berries, !;,"»<• pound.
Fragrant ami beneficial. |
OUR SAM-: OF FRUIT JARS still con
tinue*: regular (*k and ~oc si/c (pinU and
quart*) selling for .W- and BT>«».
We kerp tif)thinj{ but the frc»he<tt of vege
table* and ludotU jelly fruits.
WM. S. MAYFIELD
(The Family Grocer)
503 Pike St.
MAIN 998. IND 998.
"F.AT TO LIVE."
But It Will Coit You L«ss art- Mayfield's.
PIANOS
. „, - . , ■
n* AXTA^C It U wdl known that Clln«'i Piano
JrIAIN HoiiMt imn'ii.H only (ho l*nt.
_— T a iirvr ''■'My P!|>■""■"• ' without lnt'Tf-<.».
PIANOo VV" <tunr»ntn« thn prlcp* to bK lower
I PIANOS than any other hnu>n In th« city,
JrixxlN V-#O l.estrr, HiiliK-i llro»., Hihormul:r.r.
K.iriii.i.-h. Schiller, Ilimh * Qtrts,
_ -,__ _- _ T and a number llfol!,.- mnkm.
CECELIAN Tbn i•• i iilmi I'lano iT.yr bu no
PIANO PLAYER •"!«■•• "'« »mtiy to (Irmonntratß thla
r.ii-t. fiy nil means «wi tho * ■ i iii.'in
PARAGON liffora you bur.
niVnX Anothur good playi-r at • Tory
PIANO morierato price.
PLAYER Organ* at balf prlcn to cloha out
Drand new; muet »ell hi maku room.
ORGANS Come early If you want ■ i>.niiin
CLINE'S PIANO HOUSE
•* /Cornf'r-'flf'Second Aye. and . Union St., &•:•'"<£■?
rummtltpc. '
Whin Urn Ixiurt! of jmbllo wink*
.1 month UK" uittfii*il nil lOOM BOOH
paolM t» , -.d>i thtlr POIM, It wm»
fouml that th» Oroivl Northern li»'l
BO frNnrhlun for th« 100 I""!** "
ownni. The lnwr.l on lifiirln« the
n-port nf th« tr&ncblt* lii'iu«'itor
eouciudtd that tt tr«i »P t«> "»•
rtmuill tn glw> tlii< rttllrouil com
|>uny n fratu-hUe. n|)f« Ifvlnu tlinrrln
th«« rolor II llKKlld !»:*»«»* It* POIM,
Tho rttrporallona rnmmltteo Is
klrkiim i>«H«u»n Mr. wiipxkr lir»
not y.-l furnl»l»'.| nil lh» Infi.rliiM
tlon tv rcftanl In th« mt«(ti«r It .In
t , lM | It waul* tn kn»* whrrn "''
ii\p company'! poJ«i nro and to no
turn othor Intormatloo.
Thn "vmTni! Woiiu'n'a >*r»t«»rnlty,
«.f ih* UnltarUn vhunh. »iH Rlv
a hash*! aupprr ami «lan-« tula «£■•■
uliiH «t Mryil.nhauir l>av. Ihr
Btamm« will l<*v» th» l.mnhl park
itm-U at T l> in
-B*a«on«bl* Und»rw«ar for M»n
In Bi-i-at variety ami at r«-*»uiialile
rU«. K. N HrvK.K. « I'o , t<3l
•irtunJ av»nuw ***
Olympic In
From Nome
■
LITTLE TALES
TERSELY TOLD
TIIK CONVENTION of the Hsu
tint Young IVoplva tiiUm for the
dUirlit of 1.1 1. in Wanhlnnttin,
I N.iitlii 111 M 1 ■■! uml m.. v hIIII it
J haa ttrrn In »<'>utlon nt Woll.k Wulla,
Jatljuurnnl ymt<ul«y.
Till; MKKTINtI «>f thn triutpr* of
llm I'ltlvri-clty of t'ugrt Hutind, tor
th* lllirpOMl of UrtlMlllK A IH* |il'P«l
d«nt. haa i-. > v .!■ 1. 11. 1 until July
It, a<> that i.i■ !■ i M'xnn tan I<■
prwtsta
Wlltl.i: REPAIRtNa a r«»f n«r
Walla Walla. 11. It I■■ •1. an olii
plOß—f. '■■ il ami itiffrml a inmhu-tl
ukull and ron<*umtun of thr liraln.
lie taiinot ltv«.
TIII3 I'ACIKIC I'a.Mnt * Navl-
Cation rompaoy put thrtr latmrry
at li.-:'!>-.»-!i IMI to oprrallon yritrr
day. Th« run of MM fl*h. ahowlng
k>» kryca of •malt al«» for the mats
part, ••!-.. iMiniiir.i iiu- in>i>«- that th*
run will W brttrr lhau la»t year.
JACK n.YN'N. «h(U worktai la
ihn ».-..■!■< !,..n Brtrttl v ■•'.!>
took off ! - ■ ■ .«■ and Irft It \j\n»
on th« ground for a tlro«. tiomron*
found It and tuok from th* t •■'.••
%f.M •!.: ii 1 uiui had ID bla \** k
t-' 1. .■, A younc man hxi !■• • n ar
..■»•■ 100 • ; ■ ■ ■•»
THE NSWOEHO, OUK. po«tof
fl.-p «a» ' -• -i Into ii 1 nlcht ant]
thai *af« blown with nltro «ly. *rhif
All lh« rath, ulauni* and nuiocy or
drr lilanka wtr* itolfn.
OBORGB M'AI.KVV h»» »wo §p
polntml chl*f of th« Ta.»?tna ftr» di»
parttr.rnl. In »ur«»r«l John iMrtarh.
MAItltT SMITH. th<» Tarmrji bor
who *■> hart by a «Ifi.io« tslitua
on ht» !.■- v »«vrral day* asn, la
•till livlnc and la twlni f<*l throuih
1.1 tub*. 11.- phy«l< lant are putiird
..»• r th* <a«#. a* tbrre ax* do ■ymp
tliun ol (MinilyiUL
0 _i.
Don't Buffer F'cm M..t
Th» '. ■ •' variety of mid ■nun »r
undrrsrar fur mm In lh» *!ty at
! II N Hr<*>ki * «'a*a. IJ3I Id Ay. ••
my!l«h Cloth' flrrald. ISM J«4
--• a.
Read What We Art
Giving With Our
Famous
Blue Ribbon
40c Coffee
Tfc» «*it fc^t hUi\<\ of Mock*
•ad J»'» on ■ «rth
BALM) BOWU
Vttllf (ior»l d«»>r»tr4 Berry
Bo* I, «orth ;'.>■
iaki: ri.vTi:
Dalßiy I,'UMn ctla« ' at.*
CUP AND SAUCER.
Of thla <>-f »n Chtaa, wltb
daifiljr tUirml *pr*j.
VASICH.
10-In. c.i.i.-i 11..»n Va«r.
, worlh -•it
PAY BUT 24c DOZ. FOR
JELLY TUMBLERS
1-3 pi, tin top, ■ l qttailtjr
Jrlly • ■»**. Sac ■'■• . Jlr
% In. r>i**'r Ulaiii Ufrry IMnJi.
fit • Mr. for ''*
Xc 8-pt. <;:.,.« Water J . Kir
Speller & tlurlbut
Second and Union
CHARTER
OAK
RANGE
51 Years in the Lead of
Other Ranges
W«* iilwi i ii i v In hlih X nt our iii>w
mill K'-c (iiullmnil .|i-|iin inn-lit Btfiri'H
many othrr lirumlit of run fit, li.v ln>;
the Ohio, Ktmi'lnni. Mnjmtlr, Ilurk.j
Bt. Clnlr, Onrlnnrl, Jfwel ami other*,]
Huron liuvlng i«-n iwrrt a lltttr>, nt j
much below the cost of w»w nunm.
If you «r« looklnn to hoy« mouejr
on your furniture It will pay you to
give im a call.
DABNEY & \
WOODIIOUSE
419 PIKH STIVJiET. .
'...I'^iJiira-Jnliß OBU.tm)/ A iliOt j
■ ■ I
1 SICATI ii FRIDAY fULY I
' » !
eie
LINEN
SALE
THE
OPENING
OF OUR
LINEN
DEP'T
OKFKRS TO TJIK PUB
LIC SOME OF THE
BEST HAH CAINS EVER
OFFERED IN LINENS.
Specially
Adapted
for '
Hotels
RESTAURANT* AND ROOM
ING HOUSES. | ,
Nt». 4 — (*.> inches wide, full
bleach pure linen, regu
lar 05c value, fur, yard
13*
X>>, v— d inches wiile full
bleach purr linen, refju
lar 85c value, far, yard
... i&4
No. i|i/>—<<s indict wide
l>ctt <|uality bleached,
frgu!ar $i.mj value, fur,
yard OT><?
Kxtra wile, extra good
quality nvrir 11/ ed, new
pattern, full bleached,
regular $1.^5 value, for
yard 7."..
No. 444 —'I'iire linen, half
bleached, no starch, soft
finish, fine quality, regu
lar 85c value, fur, yard
5.V
Napkins
to
Match
NAPKIN' SPECIAL;
- -
No. 400 —Pure linen Nap
kinn, worth $1.25, spe
cial, do/en HO«»
No extra charge fur
hfiTuning Nipkini.
*
Our I.incn I)epartiTient I
is large and ■ni-jili '#4- '
limn Tovvcl.h, Hath Tow- •
cli, Butchers Linen IJ^I
Sheets, HecUpreads, Quiff*!, I
Comforter!* Mid Pillow
Cases. Hi-re arr bar
gains that you can not 11T
fofd to miss. 11 i
All othci departments
are filled with new goods
at pleasing bargain prices. '
No mblc to show goculs.
N.G.
KAFOURY
703 J
PIKE 1
ST. f\
KGUY'SW
I "Worry-for- 1
■Other-Druggists I
1 Prices" I
m&\ Sunn to oilier dnnrßlM*. Huli» from Sa.m. a* long tV**"l
|£'jj H MlOl k I ■ '-. {'■."♦ i
I 21 Cents I :
pffl v :.!», lulf-i'lMt txilllm, B,tlur.la> — prjj
I 2 Cents I
|V>j M..i.-v •'..«» (alto i;i.i! >• mi i>..iin( tobacco K-i j
l'< I pOU(b), 1' K'l! i L l.i . .■ »,i|i|. . :; .i!i:|.!n) - t**,^
I 3] Cents I
I*-j Mini If*. n<-v«r imld tr*« lh»n 1 for 10c; Batuiday, p-*-!
I 2 Cents I
r.%3 I)«iinl»on'« (Mm ii-rular 10c b<jttl#; : .m; !.■>•- fiA
I 5 Cents I
K,| For our reputation* uki «• »!*• a f»w mora L*fJ
BM #!»iii',« n;..i..!« d.r Haturday »tllln«. k, * ..1
■ WE FILL PRESCRIPTIONS FOR HALF | ■
I DRUG STORE I
I Myeslcr*h D SECOND M ■
■WJHOPtN ALL NlGHTrir^
Modern Dental
Parlor*
fir* m 1 and I" 1-- HI. ■ .-T ]'*< ; " •
lUr.k.
T**(h nil*4 .- 4 rllial'l >-"!.■ It
!■«'■• A •.•■.:>! In .!■:«• .f *ach
•:«l »»f;r.»fi?. V. • ». I (til you in «4
--» .n « »i»t your work «i:i coal by
''•• »t»fnl».»l|rn All »oik (uar
i»n'»»t tar t»i» >*ara.
Silver rilfint* ■'•'•
i Gold rilling* » I IMI
Gold C'»--. |5011
full 6.1 •( th« o>it S. 8. WhiU
T..lh »»OO
1i...r« Il* 10 • Bun3ar»—•-!• '
la 1
Wanted, Elbow Room
Since The Hub was reorganized trade began to come this
way in good big gobs and we found we hadn't room enough.
Moreover, the store wasn't good enough for the class of
merchandise we sell; so we've decided to remodel the whole
thing, from front to back.
We put it off till the season was done.
Didn't want it to hurt trade more than necessary.
The time is now here.
The contractor has got the job.
But before he does a tap the stock must be out of the
way.
We can't store it.
We must sell it.
So everything will be sold at reduced prices.
Clothing at about half; Shoes, Hats, Furnishings at about
two-thirds.
We are going to gut the whole store—pull out great brick
pillars and put in steel.
But first we must get the stock out of the way of the
workmen. \
The store is closed today to get ready.
We reopen tomorrow with the biggest and the best sale
of Men's Goods Seattle is likely to see in many a moon.
-:.- .. %.. ■■'■•;, V "' *-.' "::&> :',r;'.
Just Get That Habit—Trade at
THEHHbg
On the Square, Opposite the Totem Pole
Alcazar ■«?&
H-lit* * ....!•: 1, frr,^. ,„,, w , t .
I'lmiMHgri.l, *•• 1M . Ind .A M
Wtm4mimßoHt'm Btm Ommmmnw
TUMCIIT. TOMOIIIIOW AKTKII
NOON AM) TOMOJinoW
MOIIT.
Th* «.i. •! M.1,. |ir«i:.»
"LOVE FINDS A WAY"
Hlrona- VauJrvi:!* ftk'trhra > -
l»»*(i «i h art.
H!«rlln» HuniJ«y irallnr*. AT
THE OLD LIME KILN."
Kit «>••••• a»4 fin* *>»'.!• I Ooa4«
I.w«. I) •! VIII |'ir >»U t • K.>.«tl ( «ML
Ji»t »I.!j « of l\»|.;ir«l*l W.I ho
LouU Klodt Jewelry Co.
M«« L«tU«i Wtt» a*e«n4 AnaaM
Why do you pay tJOO for T. Y. spring* wb'-n you <ant them
her* for • 1 »O
v> i., do you ; i> I ' .'■ for Iron n> !■. whm you ran r" them here
for •S.l*
Why «lo you pay fl 1,00 for Child* iron H> '■ ■ when you can r«i .
lb«ni here for 15.110
Why do you pay t'< >«i fur !!ra?i llall Iron IW-<li, »h«-n )ou ran g«t
ttifrn lifr* for ....." $5.23
v. i,-. do you pay J. ■• ■ for Oak Imtwra, v! < n :■■•> iaa c*t th«m
bcr«> fur 10.60
v. i i '•.-■.:; .I. j . I ,- i.. .:•,..■:. HHt, wh»o you ran Krt th«
*4inf hrr^ ffir tIA.AO I
Why do you p»y |ISOO for Felt MattrPimni, whrn you ran %H
th»-m h«r« for •. • « ftO I
Why do t'ou pay fKOO for H'-frliC'rator*. *h-n you ran t*t tb«m I
hero for |«M
Why do you pay |r.OOO for a Birrl Range, when >•> -i ran get tie
Ham* ban for 933.50
Why do you pay fane y price* for Rosa, when you i an %tt thrm hrre
for half. i
Why <lo you pay fanry prteaa for Carpet*, when you ran get th«
came b*n for nrarly half. • t£
A dollar M\«-d l> • dollar ranted, and I assure joi this rult
ni |i':m to a'! of v*.
DAULTON CARPET
COMPANY .
Cor. First Avenue and Spring Street
Seattle 7 hcal*r
Manager.
DOTH rt!O.Vi:S—U.
Sunday and Monday, July 10 and 11.
CO—Juvvnil* Entertainer!—*O
fN Till: NEW UVBICAIi CUiiCDT
Brown's
Boarders
AIX TUB IJ^T^ST BOKOS.
N'UW »H*»«IO. NKW INJHTL'MKa.
NHW I>A.Nf'EB,
Summer Price* -X)«% 150. Kali* oj»n»
■kin hv mornlnc al 10 o'rto<-k.
Third Avc. Theater^
MMHU..J MtEW. Manctr*.
I<.'.:. I.ii •.«■«. Main WJ.
TRICKS-Night, We. *•<■ and Me. j
i:..tt..■■■■•. 10i; an ! t*c
Tonight
KrM*r. Hjtur'Ur «nd Hun.i .. N'ichVi •
.V.».il: ■ ■ ■> tUlurd»F nil .•,;
William Ollint to 'm
Crral l-iueMng Hucccss
Too Much Johnson
n

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