The Seattle star., August 27, 1904, Noon Edition, Page 3, Image 3

About The Seattle star. (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947

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FREED
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NOTORIOUS POBTOrriCE ROD.
•BR LIO-RATCD BY PALS
111 l t». 1 11-l's N.w* I" n I
JANr.SVII.I_:, Wl*. Aug. .«.—A
notorious poatofflre rubber was re
teased from I ol here tht* mm ulna
by pal* who ► .->■ 1 Ihrtr way Into
th* I.iii It* wa* charged with 01m
rtibliery and *u*iwrted uf being Im
plicated In a Chicago postofftce rob*
bery.
AT OYSTER BAY
—
OYBTEH, HAY. Aug. *.«.-Pre*l
dent and Mr*. Koosrvell Imik a long
horseback, ride this morning, 'lurre
were no visitor! at Sagamore thla
morning, nor are any espei-ted to
d». The presldrnt sprtit the aft
ernoon with correspondence.
Ctrr the tlusHl Clolhr* habit.
IIEUAt.Ii. Uti Sad •••
I2c Pound
Tomorrow, Saturday.for Shred
drd Coroanut, worth SOc Ib.
25c Pound
For Adams' Java Ulrnd Coffee
Try It; catlatactlnn guaran
teed.
30c Dozen
Tomorrow.Haturday.for »trlct
ly fre*- Local ttanra KB*
5c Cake
For Fels-Naptha Soap.
25c For
I Cake* Iciri'v Soap.
lowa Creamery
Butt, 3Hi for 45*.
ADAMS
TEA AND COFFEE CO.
•21 SECOND AVENUE,
Near Ma. .on Sir.at
BOYS' DUDS
hr*i Sale of New Fall St",!.*. Begins Tomorrow
Dcye* All-Wool Or*- -_^ lloya' All-Wool Heavy
i .______ ___* •*** n „,,,,, „-,„_, eu „
Norfolk and equ.r*. « J_ . . „
C-t doubt, breasted X*J •***•* c* **•"" ,Id1b«».
style. Utea 9 to IS __**"_-r*__ trimming, an Ullor
year a *-"'">' vi... _riil^"v/ft|k "***' ***** *"° ,S are.
Pj»1 *' pr "" __Wft/'^__tt 951» ..lie, Sale prl .
$3.98 Crai $3.75
D-'j.' I'.E.v Brown 11- I ijjfftiaW Uoya* Brown and Black
and Black Mlie«l F""s.lH**T tut. t .-. „ . n
Beotrh Tweed Bulla. ki±r*Sl M'""' '? ,1! ,l"'
RuaaUn blouae .:»:*«. -I'l ,Un Dlo«*« B^l*
mlltury -to*, tlik V' _I^l handsome military
coat-ot-arm* embrold- r'*f|_*l button, patent teeth
ered ©a aleeve. teath- PI CI _.. *_„ _...-. . »_, -
er belt, ailk bow.alxe. ■ fef ,r UXt' *"J ,
4to I year*: I M ■ ■ year*. 93-0 ****»';
value; Sale price .... ■ •*[ "tale price
$4.00 J% $2.75
45-Vestee Suits Half Price—4s
Hoy*' All-Wool Gray tamt MM Butt*. alxcs 5 to • year*; were
MM now .... 9-* M
Boya' All-Wool Fancy Cheviot Veetce Sulla, ailk lapel* and braid
trimmed; were Is. 00, now 13.50
*_*o'» Heavy B • ' e.| Fhlrt* an-1 Drawere,
FIRST WARM ■*>*>•*,■*'» weft pearl button*, per garment
UNDERWEAR CALL Mtt .JV___-«i wmi B-irt*'a_d"*i»r'a-er«"
f *©» peart i ittonn. warm and *• rsl •„• :■•
'« ¥"# ,! •'• value per garni. ' II 01
fr' _/ Met. Flneet Pure Auatraltan Wool Bhlrti
__"' _L an ' Drawer a. equal to moat t." ' * gar
a^*\-*_-_-_ ment*. eaeii 91.7 ft
fjS^L^_^*Kf\ Ladiee* Warm I"*- Jersey Ribbed Veet*
(rnPv'*'w\ *n'* *'ir''"'' *r*' r »'•' •*■ ri' *■•" !* -.35.
/' _' „ :^^^^k l***l**" -*«-,,,r*- Wool Shirt* and Drawer*
|J& -(I. JrSSa 11.09 value, each "'"
'rt_v^^r _B ••*<Jl'' r.t"'l Improved rtalted V*«t« and
IrV**"- ''^*m__——r Pant*, r-.'-.*t perfect fitting unl*rg4r
'(■L JII _i3©*^ fn•»!*•(• made, earh 91.35
IfjKJVI jrO\i» I-dlee* Natural Gray nibbed I'nlon Suit*.
l*Vto siM/,*!.'!**/ •°n* **•*•_*__- fabric*, nicely finished.
*-*CTT-UAi*/**' i ' IMS veto* selling at. a cult 91.00
I^klkm?!./ V Children* Itibbed Klr-erevllned Bhlrta and
p^ffSm_%pif Pact*. «l*a li lo It 111.
BARGAIN NOTES FROM OUR BUSY SHOE ROOM
i Ladle*' 12-Inch high j Boys* Kangaroo C_lf Men's Vld Kid Bbocr-.
top Tan Crultlng Shoes, size* 11 to plain globe, toe.
(Mors 11-M value. li, |1.50 value,now 92.**" value, now.,
now 92.50 ....»1.3S 91.05
! I j
________________ _______ ——————. ___________________
! Children* Box Calf Udles Kid Oxfords,
___e^___r_t-S_-. I**dl" Kid Oxfords, ■•" kld „) m.
wear , irantoe*- „ „ _..„, _„_
,9to » HO* •"" **lv*- Bo_' flß Til |2.00 value.
, 9". to 11 9i.00 "" now tl
1 11«_ t" - 91.35 now ,l 3°
_____________ M^_,^___. _ .-_-___.——_
' Lad lea' flseat quality Boys' Bent Satin Calf Child. 11-d Kid
! Berg* Buck-kins, B hoe». all sixes... Rh"**. «.-e« *t_ to
IllJi value, now... » 11.25 value, now
1 91.00 9 I-SO -*,-,„
IT DOUGLAS MEN'S UNION-MADE SHOES A SPECIALTY
F)ETERSON'C
/GOOD GOODS \_J
306. soB. a ie PIKESTREET.
Robbers Failed
111. H. i 're. N*W* Aaa ii I
i in. too Aug, IB.—Threo per
sons wet* inin,..l yeatenliiy at ttl*
ii im linn ii, inre truck m a result uf
the cxi hialoii of dyntttt.lt* eapa It
Is •■ vi -„.-. .i the rain were thrown un
the floor of the betting shed 111 hope*
of creating a panto during which the
bookmaker*' tills might be robbed,
Ttio .nt. ri,i ito rub one t i- ■. -1 • .
wa* urn, le. but It felled. 'I li."-- In
jured were trampled ihi during the
small i .nil. thnt followed Ibe etplo
slim.
LUMBERMEN
AT TACOMA
A large number of lumtirriiirn of
Seattle went to Tacoma today tO at*
trnd the meeting lit the lumbermen
from ail part* of tb* state who
have met there to discus* Ihe lum
ber situation. It la the *t-ml annual
meeting of tho PnclfU* Const Lum
ber Manufacturers' association and
a grrat deal of Importance la at
tached to tho titertlng.
Among the .;..,■ -..ii-. to come up
are the forest reserve withdrawals
made or rontrmplated tn thla state.
There I* a difference In opinion be
i**re_B th* lumbermen and forest
••uini. Is-toner* about the dlstrtrt*
to be withdrawn, and aeveral of the
i, a. iiiirr. Nt agent* will be present
to present the government aide.
Another quratlon to be taken up
ts th* «•> . ■ t.i rate to Ht. t'aul, which
haa been advurated by the associa
tion and turned down by the rail
toads. Every one prearnt I* en
prated to register a kick on the way
the roads have treated the Pacific
Northwest lumbermen, and some
hot talk wtll be made about renew
ing the demands until coma c> r»
mv.m 1* made.
MONEY FOR WAYSIDE
King rounty yesterday contrib
uted I-• •■ toward the support of the
Wayside Emergency hospital. Mr*
Marlon U Hatter called on the
county commissioner* at their af
ternoon meeting and spoke of the
needs of th* hospital. Tbe com
atlae******** are enthusiastic over the
good work that I* being done at the
mission.
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It* Your Time to Buy
"Cluetf Shirt*, tl. 15; "Monarch"
-hlrta. TS rt*. E. N. llrooks * Co.,
US] 5r.,,,.1 Aye. ess
ARE AFTER
THE RIOTERS
Mr 'i. Hope New* Antl
citiri'i ' t'nisicK. ruin.. au« :«
— Infill iniillutiH have been filed and
ro|ile* Issued and placed tit the
li ,ini-i nf Hlierlft li. il fur ..in..
m, iiu-.t twenty-right (if tin* mi,at
prominent n ■ m. m i lv the Cripple
Creek district The Informtttloit*
were filed In Hi district court by
Deputy District Attorney 0. t*. iiut-
Irr. The ehnrgrs are i-nti»|iiiitc.v, as
sault li. kill. fn I mi. Imprisonment,
1...,ir. i."i-i in-. . i,i. r and luririiy, all
In i-iineitliui with the deportation*
of A work ago.
Among the allrgrd trader* of the
mob fur whom capiases were Issued
ate: \. I-..ui Franklin, former
mayor of Victor; It. I*. I tunnel I and
John si,,up |.-, .. . 13. I!. Nrw
■ i mi. . .i-i.i. r of the mi National
bank; Henry Dahl. malinger of Ibe
I'l'Mi mine; A. 11. t'arlton, presi
dent of the First Nsllutial bank.
I: i. 1, of the defendant* when ar
rested will lie required by order of
Judge I • \.i'i to furnish bond* fur
$6,*itH>. In an Interview Judge I.ewls
rmpbatlrally declared Hint .!■ ;»-i t.i
tlon* and other forms of law|i*s*ui*ss
In Teller rounty must rea*e. ll*
ltitliiini.il that If the ai'fused *re
tried before blm and convicted be
will Impose ,-. I.i- ii. ■ . without frar
or favor.
"FAUX) llOMANI."
Tbe Third Avenue theater t* en
Joying a prosperou* week. If the
bustne** keep* up fur th* balanre
of the season a* It baa during th*
Keane engagement of "Kablo llo
main Manager Kussrll saya he
will get married and retire '" *
•■til. K. r, im-. li at some out-of-the
way Island where he ran enjoy a
"n.i.. *i needed rest"
**A llunaway Match,, will b* the
bill the eomlnf week. Thl* might
mean a horse, a "»root-w*gon." a
btryrle or a foot rare, but tt doesn't.
It ts the name of a fare* «*omedy by
Mark .wen. It Is to be presented.
Manager lluasell says, by a stem
winding farvw comedy company and
ta built for laughing purpose* only.
•TNCT.K TOM'H CAWN."
**Unrle Tora'a Cabin" will be Ihe
bill tonight, tomorrow afternoon
and night at the Alraiar.
All nnt week, beginning wit!, the
Sunday matinee, the Wiedemann
.-• ,r . will be seen In tbe popu
lar old pastoral drama. "tUirl
Klrke." Tb* ..liter theater-goer*
wtll remember the *tory well
Rejutre Itodney loan* Dunstan
Kirk* some money and In return Is
promised the hand of the daughter
Ilasel Klrke. How the daughtrr
fall* In love wtth another and I*
turned from h*r father* door with
a cure* and how thing* ■BBMCBMt*
ly rtghl theraselve* I* told In four
lnten*e!y Interesting act*.
WOULD TAKE
IT ALL BACK
The reel dints of Skykomlsh, Who
recently petitioned th* county com
-1 Mlselnaer* to call aa election for I
the purpose of voting the town a
city of tbe fourth class, have ap
parently gotten cold feet on the
I proposition. Their attorney* called
|up the county commissioner* thi.
I morning to ask if there wore nol
some way by which the election,
which ha* already been called for
September IJ, could be declared off
There Is nothing to do now but
go ahead wtth the election. It Is
{understood that there will M Utile
! voting and that the chances are
' that the nominations for city off!
jclals will not be certified. It Is said
that only * few of the taxpayer* ar*
In favor of Incorporation, while the
majority ar* atrongly oppoeed to IL
LAST DAY
OF REGATTA
(Or It- 'irr. News As**t_l
ASTOIIIA, Ore.. Aug. M—Al
though the crowd* of yesterday
wer* far beyond any that have ever
filled th* atreet* of Astoria before,
trains and excursion boat* this
{ morning brought still more visitors
| to the Columbia regatta.
Today Is th* last of the three-day
program. Tired though many were
j frota the galUe* of tbe past Ivo
I day* and tbe reception to tbe queen
.last night, tbe town wa* early dot
ted with pleasure aeekers and when
| the morning events were called the
I grandstand was unable to acroramo
j date more than a small part of those
seeking seat-.
The program wa* somewhat "shot
to pieces." due to the changes ne
retaliated by yeatcrday'e rough
weather.
RECEIVER ASKED
"ten Kortgaard today filed an ap
plication In the superior court to
i have a receiver appointed for a
1 grocery store on Fourteenth avenue,
lof whlrh he and J. V. Ilenson an*
Joint owners. He nil.. that lb*n
i son haa excluded hint from the
! management of the business and
i haa appropriated money belonging
ito the firm to his own u«<*. lie de
j mands an accounting.
*
Dot Dinn.r In Sssttls
I Four course, btir; B i mime, Tsf
sml 12 course), $1.00 with Ratlteines
|or llitrgundy. livery evening nl j
tbe Malson Uarberls, Hecond and
, J_r... i **• |
THR SEATTLR STAR
Alaskan Boundary
Is Officially Fixed
AMEHICAN AND CANADIAN RIP RCBENTATIVES ERECT BOUND
AFIV STONES AND FEAST AT OANQUET ON ALASKAN LINE
—Till I TO MINERAL CLAIMS IN DOUBT
(li r. ,1 to Th. (iter)
VICTORIA, li C. Aim. 2<1.-0n
Friday last the last act In connec
tion wllh the raiiyliiK out of lire
ilt-i Irilun of the Mi i i iMiiimUry
tribunal i... i. place at I'agln I'olnt,
when Crnf. King, of tlttawa, rep
trsriitlug Canaila, and O. 11. Ill
man, of the grodrlli* surtry of Hi.
CnitiHl . i.it. ■ placed tho in. iii ti
in. Nt . win, h ii ,n i i .i the soulhrast
ern boundary of Alaska.
These .-tri- t.il-s were taken tip on
the steamer I'antibe tv Krtiblkan
and thrni-e pnueiileit to |_anl»
Point, at ihe mouth of Kalmoti rlv
er, i.i,,..- It enter* the Cortland
■ -i!..ii Here a big bronze tiiiniii
tmenl st* frel hlgl. waa erected,
bearing on one side the words
"I'nlted : mi... ■ an.l un Ihn other
THE MARKETS
WHOLESALE PRICES.
(The*, prices ar* to .•• 1 buyer In
rr. ii nn. s pi 1 „0 n -1 „, , ,1. 1,......
aversgs Z9 per cent higher.)
*r»r«> ....
r*rrsh *.t. .1 .-..., |^«f, t „:<,. „,
Ib; steer beef. 1%,.. *•«»., tolOc Ib.
pork, le lb. mutton, 1 4i I.•_ it.
1*i...-1.1 -us n.i,... Hollo Ib;
breakf.at bacon, '-■ Ib, belli*..
f.».h, lie lb.
V.a.l.t 1...
California potatoes, 1',., 1 v per
Ib; Yektfa 1 ■ '..1. .. 1 ■.-.,- . , „ .„n;
carrota, 11 ... per aark; r*bbi.*e. It,
it IS. lb; t.r tutie.. |Be do* bunches;
green onions, l*e per dos bunches
cui-umber*. loir «n,- dosen; native
( *«•. tc Ib; wax besn*. 10le Ib; hoi
house tomatoes, :■ „11 egg plant.
s-eet 1 ' ,*..-. J , „ '.'.- per Ib;
Gre.n Fruit, Ct*.
»H' * Welisti ti*». I*ll II II bos
per bos; Vale n. la orange*. lioow
ITI p*>r bo*. I_ein.in.. CStullo
box. Htwrkberrles. It 0001 10 crate.
Boys'
Clothes
Our extensive a.
eon-eat Of Ilia Ap
parel la wiirthy of
your carrfulatteattoa.
Th* strength of our
garments and their
pert*, t fitting feat
ure* will renttnee you
of th* guodtif-a nf our
•tork.
We 'Li* some ex
celleat 11. ... fur
echool wear. It will
pay you to come In
had see them. Price*
$3.50 Up
J.Redelsheimer&Co.
■ tronge.l T«t<r.l House la ths
■tela.
tOt-t*t First ay*., r.,r , Columbia
Oman *»»_»i Urn fli..** Credit
iTYT,,, Jhe am** Storm .
HI Buy Office mi
f Furniture at €&
M the New A
IttAUMIUJ _»._ -m.-m-_ *___
m a *_. store tenner
Wl -frill"!,
limine-* Bjett quickly appreciate ttur* money saving opportunl
tlea la ordinary buslnems—this KmergiiLy Hale offers a tutistantlal
sarin* In modern (equipment lor 11 <■ offif .
Everything 11...:. 1 to completely fi»i i»h the office ts hire—
[ni. E.i tit Emergency Ha;, figures. f'
get tiii: nAflfi,
__..:-■____■ ' ■"■ „■■■■■, -r-_—imt cte-a : ___t
imX^mßtt Off ihe Desk
/i)*r*m «**-_»_•»__ 1
**w___»_ffißea«i<iß So"'' °als. laa mr row of drawers and din
**>*. "^'^m**t " S!|.'.ir 11 g niM rrst in one side; rntlrc-1;
P_"fl_«=?B-2 Office Desk
■/1, r*_tmm_____a ****4
I fl^-^^^^^^__l •^"IB "
l» '■ ban.! |.. rilllnl ill',
|jot_> if dra»i-r« liMlWtitiimatlrally with fall of
vl-C-v^*ri| curtain; r<r__r %X* .00; speclsl.. .fin.r.o
1 ivi: i.\v iiuKi: md Tlin JL'Nioii
Zrxfjr CONTEST .WILL 111. OVEII—HUbiLR
\P_mr*\*^m
_ \'nSNITiIREt Cwtf(|!
>V -4k v^ U,MII * <OW SF.COND AVF V«
l&^'V^lf^V 7/ & UNION M!" EET I
_^_r____T • ■_?* -1 /
H^*.
— _ I
"Canada." Near Where the monu
ment is erected an old bouM stands,
and this was 1 taken I possession uf by
still llii" waa la
the party.
Al tb* roiicliislun of the eere
i. .m * banquet was spread, the
table being set on the boundary
Hue. Tlie Canadian* occupied the
i -ir, nil.hi side ami Hie American.,
the oilier. The speeches and lunula
were of a felicitous character and
showed that no bitterness etlsled.
Capt, l ... i . of th* steamer ...
nube. which returned I" Victoria
this morning, say* the new line
,!.-.. flats ami meadow lands at
thn head of Cortland rauat at a
•mint where a number of valuable
mineral rlalm* eilet, and that lumt
confusion tn regard to the tltlee
wtll rtlst fur a time.
1...'.,, dates, fttn Ib. Ilananaa,
lldoolto liiin. b. Native straw tirr
rle», MOO i«r crate, I'herrles,
II »0 per rraterj. i „,.,:..,,,. . tak.
Im*. *.*.. nil crate. liewberilea. II
hex. Wenatchee , . „t... »",ill in
box, \\ ,i. i,i . .'. . - |] 000 t.l *, per
do*. I in,, nl i i,ir, a || || |.e f pat;
liiitbanb, 11 ,l■ •■ Tragedy, *•"■ .
rllmat. |l*) 9 *lu*ei*ate| .-.,,..
It.Tl. II .-,...,' - || .(, I'lesi,,.
cantaloupe*. 11 r*. ♦( 1 1,0. Crawford
peaches, 11 000 I ti.
May, Gr. .nd fesd.
Oats, 111 000:100 per tnn: barley,
lit St i-i tun: wheal. I.- „• Ion:
chop, |:100Q|TOO per ion; shorts.
If J 00 per ton: bran, 110 00 per Ion;
ell meal, U2 00 per toe' K. \V, tim
othy, 11. - 1 par Ion; 13. W. com
i-ie.ie.l timothy, 1111 lru Ion; new
■>(.. .1 1 .. 1' 1 i* '-.• per ion;
1... Mound tiny, 11. .. 11 per Ion:
'•■ill 111 OS per Ion; cracked
rem. 111 00 per ton; straw, 110 00
per lon. Teanuta, .net.
If
Butter, r 0 3«. Cttaaaa.
K*tlve creameiy, |«r per rb; t .st.
em creamery, freah. tOfrltc lb.
lire—Natlv. ni.,').. tlptlc do*;
Oregon 1.1. 1 Sir* do*: Eastern, tic
***,
Cliees-—Native *„.. h, 11 (file lb.
Po.ltre.
t'hkbea*. hen*. UMe; spring. !««.
H',.. trucks, live, 11011 c.
r,.h. Clo.
Hall-til. i-i*, Mi lb. ea.lm._l
trout, ii, 11 t-r Ib; flounder*. I*
per It., sole*. 1 V per Ib: shrimp*.
lltiOlts per Ib; smelt*, scarce.
0r.... II and Cereal*.
Hugsr. Uolden I*. In sack*. IS If
Ihttra I*. In ... *• HIS; powdered,
tn bslrels |l 18; .in [i „t.,,1. r- i. tn
Mill, I.e. rub*>. In barrel. 1110:
Hour, 1 .'• • ' per barrel. III*:
Crown. II Ttt; Ptralght. per • ..rial
!«•'• Hold "■ • ' I ■ -' Hi..- '.
bard wheal, tie*: flll.bury. |« SO;
riilal.ui>. Ileal, tl Tt: Mt.til.rd Da
kota, II :•■ Whole wheal flour, per
barrel, lie*; graham, l'<" graham.
10*. 1•. bate, tl tl: ry* flour, ( -
per barrel, HTS; rye flour, Itr*. per
bate |." 10. ry* meal. SO*. | »r barrel.
t«,*e,* burkwheal. p-r b*rr*l, |?ee,
germ meal. 10*. per bale. tS.TI; corn
meat. IO". per barrel. 11 00: yellow
fern meal. If**, p*»r bsle, ll JO: white
-... 1. meal. 10a. It 00; rolled oat*, per
barrel. «* iM*, HIS; wheat flakes,
bos. TS lb.. HO*: Sarins, per barret.
tSSO; l.r'n, 10-Ib aacka. per bal*.
1100; hominy. Urge. p**r barret.
H.t*. hominy, small. 10a. bale, tl SO,
It.Jlr. eelf.ral.lng t . a -1 ■..' t"
me*, tl II: Holly cake and pastry
flour, per race. I» •■ ■ pearl barley.
It-lb bole*, per ewt, II It: pearl i
barley. IM-lb earks. l< tt: sptlt
ri. . * ;*■ bos**, ISO*; split peas,
! 100-lb boxes. lit*, popcorn, per
(St. tISO.
*—
Ilemoval a.l* on pheloe new on at
■B«sn * rj-tckson. 111* First •••
♦
{%n to Bptnning'e for btcycl* re
pairs. ss.
„>"^
SEE OUR _^__^_%__tf_s_j___) SEE OUR J
•tsaj;-s_.'aa.'^_r windows *
Dialing In "Hrllaliln flood* Only" give* ti* a hearty filling of aat- *
in i». ii..n i ...i ii 1., r .vi .in .i. i.ci. If jnu trade ber*. id.nl below. ft
!(_!■%
sil OUR "Cy/Abat//:^ j SEE OUR J
u yzz\™j:fi~ windows j >
Ing iii i
In liii iii, i ■■„ il „w ,
NEW FALL** SUITtS j
We've a Splendid Array of the Best -Styles Now j*
«. New Tourist Suits, In handsome swagger effects. 2
IL New Bcmi'Fltting Norfolks—very .Jul I.i Style*. 5^
aTj New Street .mrl 1.. Suits, with straight front -ml hip length coats. aT%
tfcj* 'Ilir New "Huttliei'a Coats"—the swrllr-.i garments extant. "C^
X '1 lirsc new gariiirntn arc fashioned from the hr*t quality as well as the most i ]
\ handsome* and htylisli materials. A glance through the* different lines will con
! vlrtCC you more than inert* words can do, of the superior excellence of our
Splendid I all Slock. See our window. Come in and examine. Trices on new
"suits range from 513.50 to 835.00.
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Men's Hosiery Special
Furnishinft's Boys' Hose for School Days
*-— 1 1,- Kamotta "Btrinewall" Ilrand Ibtya' Fast
Reliable Bargains for lllai-k Cotton I lose, double heela, tor* £
5 KCliOblC -Bargains Tor _„,.„, evpry palr warranted to wear juat
I Husband and *» tin. name implli-a, sperlal prlre *_»• m
-J) Brother row..pair *" *
"% Mi ii'h Madraa Bhlrtit, In hand-tome pattern*! T*_**V**i' "***-a _** If*_ _■"•*_ _**_ 1 _*A
i and desirable colore, regular 11.f.0 val- m\-*\** Jr. _( v_* «_* ii * V** «l_-* m^
u -'for •,85 Suits
MS*___f___i^__t___%____ l-t_____ l__*___.__ *■ A"** ,u:A"Y WITH TUB BEST ON
to i...11 .',. regular |i -• laitire ott aaie at -„„ ....,,,-,■
* UH Till" MARKET,
f „"*,'""'"_ *••• * uo" llandtuirne New School Hul Is, In two-plere.
I In tan [Mer*,
Mens ltalt.rli.gan t"[id*r-«*ar fine quality. Norfolk and llu.t*r llrown atylee. in new
aold all the „.,..!, at ,1.00 a suit, now mlituria, rbevlota and etrgea, all mane
prlre _____ a garmrnt 40e up In the durable manner whlrh active
ll' i. • Cotton lloae, fait black, naval 20e boy nature requires, al/ra 3 to If j prices
quality, on tale tomorrow at. a pair l-.e 91.40 TO gIOOO
Saturday NigHt
** -Special From 6 to 9t30 P. M.
,j^% I—rge frame. Picture*, rolnra and bla< k and white, with handsome (Ht frame*, sizes ai J__.
Hf by SO Inchea and upwards, ralue 11.19, Haturdaj nlKhl 70c £s#
I'i.in.. <i I',- ■ ■,:• - sou more of the prei.y 25c kinds, on ipn lal aale Haturday night at. earh "%%
< lOe <
7 Books by beat American and Engllah autuor*. 1. mo. and 10 mo. n/> -, clotb bound and '
M regularly valued at 25c earh. Haturday night lOe
_ 1.*■'....' 1 in. . Hound Uartrrs, of frilled elaatlr, regular iralue 25c a pair, Saturday night
tt lOe
A Nun-Twilling India Tm■•-. aa-torted widths, regular value Be a bundle, Saturday night 4e
1 lv .i.i- inH.• in Special From to 9t30 P. — Haturday night.... 4e
I-e • ,nd lilac la nd*ome f,
TOr Fig
'- 1' %%
i • and 16 mo. *!**► 'md and *
-turdaj* night 1
itt ul gbt 4e f
I ii 6 lanl piece. * Kat'irdajr night 4* S
_ -.mall i'earl Ituttona, one dozen on a card, 4-bole alze, regular value 10c a dozen, Satur- M
M day night 3e ■
9 Boar Collar Buttons, one dozen on a. card, regular price le a rard, Saturday night 3e W
P McCarthy Dry Goods Co. v
%___) Second Aye. and Madison St. f J
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PACIFIC COAST CLOTHING CO.
AUGUST PRICES ON MEN'S
SUITS TO CREATE A
FURORE
■ununb
The Pacific Coa *. t tiling Co. will wind tip the , ____%____*
month ol Atipust .villi the Greatest sale in its history. * * _ «rV
l.r tins purpose v,c have a*.i>cmJblcd all the ".11 par- ''it/ C?£__l>
ments left over from the scav.ti. sale* ami massed ihem .*..{;-'■■■•' \^**f
Men's $12.50 Suits for $6.25 I%'^SKg^^^
Men's $15.00 and $16.00 Suits for $7.85 _|_^jL| yJ.JmA
Men's $18.00 and $20.00 Suits for $8.40 J &
All sizes in one lot or ■■■•■• thci all tin most \< ]-.i.at nV*)*_i i I^?^'\'"W/tj|
twccdt, cassitnerc**, cheviots, homespuns and serf-jet* tn ,*-f''M | Jf^'__»l" *^*-tJtK **1
choose among. Each Suit rarcfulh and correctly tai- W\ At^S*^^ "_#»-^ tJ
!>ri .1-n.'lit up t.i ih<* minute fn r.t everj point ■•! view. vft\Vj*-^Q**^^i%^^^'^__^jr
An.l needlc«< to a.!. 1 the values are such that arc* int Vg^^'^ s*l^i«J?^ *—_**Z
matched aiiywhcrt in iln* northwest. iHj**V Ar''A***. \_t—_r al
Buy the Boys' School Suits Here ftJ^^§^S|B
and Save Fully One-Half fifc-iffl|
Hundreds of Boys' School Suits at.* !•• go on sale to- (?*'i|"J\!M Iu1~"( rw^^j
morrow .it .1 savin** <>f one half '.):<■ usual price. JJ -ill v:'\ HrJ , ' ,B^"|Jj/
•dd lots from oui wholesale department that we want If 1/ |jj ' lOa' i liVKf
Hoys' $t;.oo Suits for 82.45 , \r**f/ V_ I-MlI
Hoys' §4.00 Suits for $2.1 ().,' . &Sf -'.. K»k
75c Knee Pants for ;{.-,<. j £j-2 i\s**t%
L\nunijj the lot there arc Norfolks. Vcstec. Junior ami '__f_r "^^Sgi
Hccfcr styles, in all sizes, and all suitaldc fabrics. '-S^
Furnishings for Men at Half
75c Negligee Shirts for .-.*».• 50c Palliriggans for i;r>«»
25c Su*pcndcrs for lO.* 25c Wool Sox for 10**>
35c Underwear for 1.".«' 25c Fancy Sox for 12> _<*•
200 Hat* for Men. worth up to $-.50. for 200 Pairs Men's Trousers, worth $3.50, I
< * ami for 91.35 I
The Pacific Coast Clothing Co.
900 First Avenue, Cor. Marion
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