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BIG CELEBRATION TO
BE HELD MONDAY
LIOMAt HOLIDAY TOR SE
i ATTIt LABORING MEN TO
|( OBSERVED IN UNUSUAL
M ANNER-N0 PARADE-EX
.gCI." AT W.LDWOOD
PARK
'veil Monday I* l--*'l"' «'->•"«'
___J Stdldaj fW the working
*_Ad 8«« t,!p ,h"' >°*r will
***._. In *n unusual ttisnner.
__f3a -s no parade, and the
'^ «f amu-*mciil wilt ahlft
"K. -WW* seroM Uk* \V.hl,
[• " i, bat been itecliled to
"i^iht d«y one "' ""ll -ml rvc
_2_ ami to that end acme com
bat the lVntr.l Labor coun
ftT • be*» w-rklug fur eeversl
?..'% - *««» Is the form
'm^eßle and ou.lng. There
'ieV and la I"' evening " grand
___, b» fin » "•» *>• •'»«•»
ft-ii at-.*" " '»"• ,u"l''
___a 7 forenoon, and the other
'"* . -..la at 1 o'clock.
ttSalpork • -
FlwSr-iwW.--> «•«•• «- L,-* '"
"- rrWlhtte .learner* will be
>• .wtMlß** the --• '" Wild
4*rM** ■*
•""agMfa*** •'•-• 0-y.
t'"ti,'syawk*i- eg( Mu,,J"' -na
K^#^ "Mttn,c,p *,
W% _«■
v^g, Harp*'. "Tha rMiur. of
We**
B THEATERS
Yjw* A.*nae Cl****.
■1 etwTliril Avenue theater ct.nr*
_JgT.t for lb* present Uefor* It
~y M .ir, -a. --*kt hen. •
•» th* attrar
* __»tsttrettl-g development*
wg ton* _t*«w»tl*B a*v«
I air I**-**l for and *c_i* unex
Z^J k*M*elßg- *'» --• V»AC«.
ST'■■»■■"' cowtwivr b»» become
ar» Ikr*-' *Hk the patron* »t
?_, Third l»en«e theater. They
'**• "TH I***l* Detectlv**" tt*
STwrftf_a*ce toalgl It I* tb*
*t c_J IW *•*• *'»"i btT*. .
v BatrtT Tkwat** Open*.
Tat St»tb" theater openi t.raor
-a _-e-i- - under the »-_»„*-
Mt of «tt*eetl A Drew, as a pop
_i wired IssßlH tl.f and all
_c ?-*ir S Htvltn attractions
gal late It '-he pan been pl*>e.l
h_ a* Third A«*nu* theater will
urrxTav.- I* played at the Seattle
_L*fSM BfLUe *t Midnight" wtll
It _♦ saif.s: attraction, coeetag
[ajim tfTernii-a It la • big
Mrtt grtslartioa and I* away owl
afrat actoi-" run rtf m*tretr* ova*,
. B>_| —and li* rant* for . . l >tone*
a Itxf*elsc»'t poem. "I ttxkl in
Si w-tJg* st Midnight," whleb
iarr_w hit tea!
■T_t *rHw* at the Seat". theater
ItlW at—Ori Meatlcil with those
i« St Third Aveon*. Th* Taylor
Mttay ta "Stolen by (Hpaiea."
Mtsi Oa the Bridge at MM
ajjat ' Th* tale of ttau for th*
«af*| started thlt morning
•Silky- st tht Grand.
-__* t cry of **lt*frr)thy." the de
'LitsGotothe Navy Yard
Sunday
111 tee He rwrtfle White Ho,aad
** af •a-tie*kipa. rralaar* aad toe
-1 ail* tea* Tfc*) re all there. Take
. Otakard Route boat from Pier
la I W. M 11:39 a a. or 1:1$.
IS, 41* or T Mr p. aa. Round
•tjHr-tte VV i ■ •••.
Irrigated
Lands
I ■__■ __»-* _M_l
Bring §
Dividends
Why not make lug money from a fruit orchard ?
-Other* do. you can. The Arcadia Irrigation Asso-
Ifrtion will plant live acre* or more with two-year
-old •eet ami sell the land to J'• I for $1 00 per acre
per month. hey will take care of the land for two
I; years free of cost to you. Perpetual water rights
Each purchaser is given a building lot in
,r town. A railroad runs through the enter of this
trrif district ant! It It "tils *<« minutes' ride to a
,fi large city. Call _„_ sec samples rd fruit and be
p* Convinced.
GRANT & DYE
_ - s .
306 People's Bank Building
SECOND AVENUE AND PIrCE STREET
OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 8 O'CLOCK.
The athletic -nt* are at fol
lows:
foulest ball game. Linemen is
ll
IVIe cllnil'lng contest.
.'M',. i.ii. rope throwing contest.
ion-yard d*»h for men.*
. --i.it.i da*- for fat men, limit
200 ."..Is
buiant .lash fur la.lira
,"1.11.1 itatU for girls, IS tears
all.l under.
yard .lash. nr«sl>o>a *>;
tfpeclal. tug of war between newa
liiiv* of The War and Tlmra.
;■" »ai.l .t oib. boy* under It i.aia
t" vi.l aark rare, for bw) - under
12 )rrir»
Thiee-legged race, ti|>en to all
r." 1..1.1 tla»h, fat Utiles' race.
£.0 yard* for members of Indies'
I ...1-4-1 league,
Itwlniiulng contest, o|«n to all.
Tub rare, open to all.
Ilutlness agents' race.
-hintl.- packers
St Killing broad Jump.
Running broad Jump,
Hag, «ktp »aii Jump.
Hie eating contest, open to all
Tug-of ear
Several Sp**i*l f ssturee
Special to the l*rge*t famtly on
Ihe ground* will b* given a tear*
aubscrlptlon to Th* Dallj Star.
1 mi, your claim with cashlet at
tb* restaurant.
A prlie of • meal ticket, donated
by the laxbor day i.niiiiii > ami a
prlte of one doren photographs will
be given for special evenia to be ar
range.!
The pi I tea for th. abova iiuitt
have been contributed by Seattle
mer-hasta.
It tht ful English cvnilc opera which
th* Bt*wnrt company wIU pretenl
th* tatt seek of their engagement
at the Oram! in.l • til. begin* to
! morrow night. I* I very pleating
on*. Dorothy, the daughter ol a
wealthy foxhunting aqnlr*. don* a
pratant dress and at the village lan
eervrs the landlord* customer*.
M't* tall* In love with a gentleman
VIMSa horse has losl a shoe. Dor©
thy la accompanied, by a friend, who
alto falls In love with n customer. I
Then follow* a love story which It
l**rtou« mouth to th* principals
but hlfhly humoio'ia to the audi
ence.
The book of "Dorothy" I* by I!
C. Stephen*©*, the music by that
most brilliant of > a'tan cuntpi-wrwl
of .Hi tuneful melody. Alfred
Collier. .
"The Tec Rosea" bat It* last per
formance tonight
Nut Willi Vaudeville,
Next week* vaudeville at Ihe
Star theater |>:o-l*e* to be Inter
eating Tonight and tomorrow,
from J to 11 o'clock. th*> last per
, formance of the old bill will be
given- When th* curtain g"e* ai>
Monday sftertxma the tnanßgern**'
will offer a* the new headline feat
ora Ct**y and L* Clair In a true
tonal tire dellaeailon of Celtic te*e*
meat life l.lv, fun la promise*! lv :
asset low al'h i.li number Mt4'
and V*gg» are two young men who
roll hoops and punch the bag. their
cleverer** being a matter of ante
MI over the wee-em vaudeville clt
cult. .Mile latin-nt la deecrtlwd •*
th* drum n -.>.! Ilia tare 1* along
th* Una* of • comedy nautical act.
Camilla Persoal. th* ringing rorae
.'iarte will make her first appe.it
once here Morrison and Roma will
furnish th* dramatic (ketch. and
the moving ptrtur** and th* Illus
liraled song wtll hay* their utu I
j niece* on th* program.
Olympla Market
lit Ptk* st , where yon get the beat
' meat cheap. *** ,
Be* the dare devil balloon •seen- 1
•ton at Maditoa Park Labor Dny.***
NONTANA war
VETERANS MEET
DUTT.S, Mont ,'B»,it. I—The Mt
tiiial reuutou of the Mfanli.li Wat
Veterana of M.mi! ..II I "|.« 11. I hero
this morning nt V ti'rlork, Hit Ho
ii.titii.-ut Cotnmanilrr W. It Ha via,
of Hiittr. presiding. This I* Hi.
third encampment of tile Mot mm
urn am/a. t ion in.l an Inlerettlng
program has been arrnngi'd for Ihl*
occasion Ihe nnntia) banquet will
lake place this evening. Tomorrow
ihe id, tun* • ill attend service 111
ttie morning in! will devote Hie
real nf the day lo tight ageing Nit.l
committee meeting* Phi . union
will close Monday iu»m and In lie
afternoon lb,. mlii.iii, will ll.li
tile county fair.
VALENCIA
SKELETONS
VIrTUIIIA. It Ca' Hept. 1 —Th*
I'.>iiiiiii..n gin eminent steamer
4ju,..|i.i. on her return la thla city
i-.tn.iat afternoon, brought use,
con fit in* lory ef the finding of the
rave* In th* shore near lb* Valen
cia Black, On* ate s.i,l iii con
lain seine akr'.t. lis la about 10*
yards b*yond wlitre th* Valencia
"I. Utai.
Th* Ha kin bey*, on* Of eh.oil
ram* to Victoria on Ihe Quadra, en.
tered *oih* of the** ravra, which ate
tilled with wreckage, but did nol gel
Into the large one. In a tilth Indiana
report that tight skel.li'os are lying.
Tht* can only be tillered by *wbn
tnlng In al certain *t*gra of th* tide
Indian* sat Hint la a large Iron
Bag which could not lifted. |n in.
c*ve. =»
Th* Valencia* engines at lew wt.
tar are ... five fret out of wattr.
r ,____^sr«as*_-__.. ~™f B
I ■''-Ol '•'*•; ' ~l f I
|w ■Ht-. /.- -w/i"". .f - ■
I *____■"/ *•*»**_■ __/>'___
E_i___B _*__._■ I
■_»w^^^^'wS__B_%J_Bi» I
i_^__ '■" Tif__|
___■___________' _____■
" ■
Cash Registers
all kind* aad make*, about half
monopoly prices.
*
A saw cob: put lag teal* about
ball old time price*. *? .',
The Sundwall Co.
M iff. Aye. Pboe* 197.
; !
H. LEWIS ft CO.
formerly of first tad Cherry *v
hate removed to their a*w
•tore, no* Second a*. wfacte
th*y ara ready for Latlaeta.
NO TIC a.
te see en tl. ibsss *f IBs eesw
et ess ***-• al aii».ile I* ike ...t
rat.* i > ' Haa.ib *i rente* ai we
•MVe le ear new iar-.-sl.se in
*•».• m
I *.«• ll .Wit., eewaw aw iw*e
kai.r-i. eat atr tern.
' _*_ to wee
■4 I? ft is we k—•
■. ■' leg net
FRECKLE
CREAM
Plait'e*ly remove* freckle* At
Bagi*y'». 2ewt an* Pike
APPLES! APPLES!! APPLES!!!
Beat I as' ef ll.s Mountain" Apple* choir*, hand-picked snd In
fin* condition to keep. Varieties. King: Oraventtloe. ate. Absolutely
fir.t grade and nothing under alt*. Their »pple* are barrelled rignt
■ t lb* orchard*. We are very parti, -alar an Ihey do not get bruised,
to asa.i.e yell trisl -he, wUI keep snd thereby pay you lo put In a
barrel of more for future •>.. Thl*. •■ you will observe, will cut oul
... middlemen and ..>' retail price* Our price It *• per
b*rr»l. d»tlv*red free lo your home dlrer-t I' you have a place ■• put
Ihem. you may empty them and do your own Inspecting. Thla al.me
will Brae* our fairness and guarantee to lease ■_**, J.i" cn°Jf-
•Trewer *nd Hhlpper. lloth rh«ne»—Queen >..,■,. *:* Ind. 7741.
CANCER CURED Without the Knife
■________ -fl
I ' '* ' _P-»> **_» tf)r**K F _______ .* '_____»■ . _____
_k*____B_t -^r__lw______ /_W _H tew.- a * fill
r ij-Br y/_i»*^^^m %F * * '#
_____r * ______ ____f ___H ______
________ __P^ __________■ • ________________
w_M _^_B-e-^^^ _^
... c _. » — —w-**-*^
a r MOLBBOOK DR' M ' M' R,NQ'
8. F. MOLBnOO*. Osteopathic Phy*ltl*n,
S**ttl*, Will. atW Arcade Building.
Third Floor, Front of Elevator
Formerly of Sparta, Wit. M*ln 4185, Ind. R 1*66.
The Man Who Had the Cancer and the Man Who Cured It
Mr S. 1" Holbrook I* 81 ears old and hta Just been relieved
of an enormous cancer on hi* lefi cheek. Wttcen monthi i.t In
tente suffering It the hl»lory of this monster.
Dr. Hint laoS tin- cane less than six weeks ago ami last Sun
day removed the la*t particle of caßuaroaa llssue.
Mr Holbrook at*lll enjoys a remarkable vitality and will be
glad lo talk personally with anyone suffering as he did. Call
on him at COt t'nlon at., Brattle. If you at.- interested.
lir Ring ha* had several years' eiperlence treating thU dread
disease, having cured his own father after surgery hail been a
complete failure. Write to htm If you cannot tail. stating your
cat* fully
Dr. Ring also < in* rupture ami tcrofuli under » positive guar
antee.
All diseases en ,-pt cancer .mil rupture treated by oateopathlc
method* at 11600 per month of ll treatments A positive guar
anlee of a perfect and permanent cine In every ease treat*.,
The doctor Is especially i essfnl In curing asthma, anemia,
appendicitis, bronchitis, constipation, diarrhoea, enema, cancer,
rheumatism of nil kinds, pile,*, pimple", nervousness from what
ever cause, ii,a. li, kidney, bladder and female utiles, dis
ease* of the eye, ear, not* an.i throat, i"i,.. backache, in
grippe, lumbago, goitre, sciatica, pneumonia, tumors, typhoid
fever and consumption In Ha early stage*
Consultation free, strictly confidential, and earnestly Invited.
LADY AHHTSTANT.
A class will li* formed Monday evening, September oth. at m
Arcade block, for the study of osteopathy. For particular* Inrjiilre
of Dr. Ring. _________________________________________
rAT^TI |T M' RAT 'AY SKIT I tone)
TREPOFF
POISONED
RUMORED THAT IRON-HANDED
BUSS CANNOT SURVIVE —
BIOTIIwO AT LIfJAU. WITH
MANY FATALITIES.
ST, I'KTlJlrllllMltl, He|il, l.— l! I*
rutnnied thai tlenernl Trepoff Is •«•
111 that 1.1. life la rlolaosneil II I*
Ittll.l'. i c.l that lit ha* been tails
ou*d.
.
Kill.. Mother and Babe.
1 l.tllAl', a*pt t.— i-i■■•..' i attacked
lin.'l's au.ii.lies |irlsotiets tine 1.-st
'.-at tint retnfuteeiiiriita artlv*tl
ami killed right ao.l wounded a*.
Among Ihe killed wwa a ll'iitllri vho
held • tuiby at tier br*«*l.
MOSCOW, Bept. I— He volution.
lit* Ititiad a proclamation today and
claimed the credit for killing (leneral
Hln. but Banted rtspniialhllltr for
lb* atte. oil I'letulrr Htulypllt,
CUBAN REVOLT
SPREADING
HAVANA. rJept, I.—Th* revolt
ha* Sine. el to Ibe province of Vi> i
to Principe It It elated Ihtt banes
f B \
h <*t~ _k. '-■•
*-■'"* *t ' ■ __{ __rW^
Or*. o**. O. Sure end All** M.
Sure
SUCCESSFUL OSTEOPATHS
isnevail, le tka c t-e'trtr IrMtaMt.
■ li.-.MI Ike .'— et i- - li- 'r- w s.rs-ir
el ...we eiimial. a* Ike ke*e
rv_ we. Is I. ,- ..! .Is. 1,1 , i.tinar
sal ttski irswi—aei
, .nasal a,, ilfce a* 11.■ ai reea
waw wees a—ikwls el wis' r«ealle le
t-.r--..5-...a eeeea la eeeer '••a***
eksea .it.,, a..,-.,,-lis*. ..'in, i-.iv
r.iai ... I 'ha iw. *l '»-. ii-.t. aw*
—rata r*-.i
vketeafwlkf te r-srit- .'ill. as- .ssr.il
ir. raws . f i,—-..is ellk ear rt Ike
ssniaais dl_r.ll.a enss .alts* .-a
s'li..l._ seesseiiii . 5.1.... ,-4
t—ll" *f'i. ii.. ele , 1., s.i.r'r let
I- < c.! -r. I. lewa lew • »-e_! lurse
tl-r.
• All teres a-.-awi em. if i.i.a ta
ir... ,». .ti. le tie atertskMw liM
lialtira .11. s le laisl'-a*... tk .a...
asf w-as.s* ,tt ...i—r .via aisesew ie*
arra. ii.»s ft Ike —aetrelari viasss.
i.i'si .-! 1a... el, as keswslillie
■ 'Ist iiwl.i east as. i»..»l —M— ■
-_» ele
4.x>„*t-i.TATR>v r*aa
Ws nwke cc •■_.,. far 4'-.«r-«'«s
»—.. saw If .. eaaaetaki se •*__•*
se usee i-w ear ... ssiii is III*
par assailk *f tl Irs*i_*sis Steele
Irsel—aal It »•
W. ■ iiw -f eal».*al*r. eterl.tr St.
!,.!«.» »s_ lt*ki lrsetw*B4 ii.i.i »•'.
OSS OKO. O. BURN an*
ALICE M.'BUBR. Osleopetr.
411 Art*** Blsta
1-hr..,.. V1.1.i till I*4 **•«
rf iwi'tfii -i*:*ir£i^ r?'!sr':
V.ctsr teed Edison fttcittl*
Pally—C*rw*. ■*.: .
ouwNiku, HOPKINS s avea
SBOetTftS.
BMOKBBS
Oreln. prnvielnn* Bt**ti*. •"nil
rm^ * ir -vtitßS.
TsL Ml. 7*S. In*. 17*- .
liiei SM-tOt-tOI Alaak* Sl**
of lu-'itia ■■■ - a. iii.'ii.niilliig in Hut
vicinity of Hie city of I'uvKO I'rln
■ ll.e
CARPENTER STRIKE
NOT IN SIOHT.
LOB .ANOELES, H.-pl. 1— Ihi
r.'iinetiin, alrlhe, which la a.-l fur
todnv. Is not In tight al prBSSBt,
Tlln carpenter* tale the liatiinliii
half litiiiiiny, ciiiuiiii-iicitm today,
nil.l iii'tu.iii.t all linn kro uf wnget
next r-eoh. -;,' t i .
——— ——
ADAMS
.1
MONDAY
SPECIAL
rOL'II CANS COHN
25c
<*c ''Mir
32c
Adams Tea &
Coffee Co.
Hl* Seeend Aye, Car Pine St
We don't ile-ler but we **U
«be*».
MOP I'ICKCHS' SPECIAL
11- 4 ta. a teat 11*1
tat. I a . . leel list
Ist • ... A li lit
• ill, • .-• , - .11 leal .,,.14 It
MilL I as a.ii 1.1 I ,*4 la
11.14 IMI , Bill leal - a M
COGGERS' SUPPLY CO.
I Pi one, 5.2. Colmtn Does.
—e—lswswww.>——asawsses—^ew— swe^e
I 5.1..H 41, 5i...-, ri.ea.av
a a. ie_*r, Vste i,...1h
I j.e T <...... sir ''irtis
I ■ i'-'e Is.wrw.sis4 1- ma ''4*4
I PIOPL-S OAVINCS BANK.
I rseaiiuilsl. *atts,. eat Trial
I 0...1.1 aaatte* sal *••»►«**:•
11 rWsMiT ail lis. Essies "—»
I Bra" ..en tar.r tw T ■»»•—
J awl lake tx r.n.ii. Saw I Bill -*•
I ear* C Vser.Ww
LLOVB TBANSCIN CO, Irsa.
Baa tar. t«*e*ew
Peer tar, an* Heavy Hauling.
I". Bete. Ph*B*e—lMS.
X Off!** I» Hitler lUlel.
H o*en Day sal NlgKl.
£ TAKE mis TRIP THE DAY BEFORE labor DAY and SLEEP late next MORNING
~__^^i *W _w___ ___ _n __L__P _^_k _____T -M
CLAM BAKE
i-e JL A. aT- PAs-Lf
Two Excursions
____*C _es « _a*~^ _| " • ■
East Sound and Olympia
SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER 2 |
Tke simian, iilj *^^^J-^-J l _sf_l. £__-&_. .Mar--
Whg wry. beaultful .. hay I hi. ..11 k. >ou,
J?'" _ _,__. .i _■_■■«■—lTfiJi i__ ■■■-■*■!■■.■ »*.iL..j* Steamer
Steamship F^VttS^^ r_ _ r
i.ii * rUr/IAIWW^ JICHv UI
Whatcom hi^S^^ p j Wash
if iiaiVrUiii |m- v-;■-t;4_ss^ Wach-
Leaves Pier 2 <^Bss^^^:-^f 1 . ..
Sunday.Pi p«-2 2 - l i-___|i*.ff3» "-£l-0..
Sunday, Sept. a .. .. ■ ; ; &'g^»^}*^^^fe___ ! __Jf; 1 »'5 l"»
8:30 a.m. L -eati^jn't-re^Sft r, .~ > -sKfift Leaves Pier 2
l L^ _S_B ■■•—--•—-•- -**—>-•-- ~e _ IJC_______| I
•East Sound and |^_*^ReHS^^^^^Sil| „. F<" .
' aP^ 1 fur
forcas island --—---■■------ —J -;■ - ' Olympia
a I i-wwi »«r„.io„. fhslclier •«.-!„, P...).. s„d rsrr-Z.k?».iH^^ „ j__S J°X_.
tkirtiit_ the Grandest ocean scenery In the West, close by „.,„. , |IC state Insane Asylum; by McNeils Island, _*■
«T ? .•..'. r-'.c i State IVnitoiitiarv; .111.1 excursionists can take a trolley rule
rocky islands, through San Juan Archipelago to East bound, Bt plympia to set beautiful Tuitmater FsIUl This is the first
Where a Clam Bake will be served. Tickets for round trip, • excursion ever run to Olympia leaving Seattle as late as 10
&__,'-rod toe. only it* «« "i„ I bad. "' Se j** _ * -^^.iX^^rrJsiC
Jtlle at lo:y» p. m., alter a ride of 250 miles and an old-time ,-,, RC 1»*»Ix11 e i* possible OH account 0, the extreme speed of
native Gam Bake on there. the State of Washington. Round trip tickets only $1.00.
The Clam Bake Will Be Under the Charge of Two Experts in the Old Original Indian Style and Is Alone
Worth the Price of the Trip
TAKE YOUR LUNCH BASKETS OR LIGHT LUNCHK S CAN BE SECURED ON BOARD STEAMER. IF DE
TAKIt SIRED. AT CITY PRICES.
Steamship Whatcom carries 800 people, but only 500 tickets will I-' sold. On last excursion to East Sound or
Wlialco. h rio CIS.. Bake, boo people were turned away at the raxtt.waeci.re you. tickets early. Capacity ofState
f Wa^ » X 1 mli.it it u,111,c!,.,'.1,„.U limited to \po to provide conveniences to. the *"ur-K»«..tt rickets
„d .Uteres for Blest Inland Navigation Company's ticket office. Pier _, relepl c Main an, and L. 11. Gray I Co.,
lor 11 >li i Way, Telephone Main 37.
SECURE YOUR TICKETS BEFORE SAILING DATE AS CAPACITY OF BOTH STEAMERS WILL BE
LIMITEO
acme: business college
"Tht School That Oats ■.•suits"
I all enrollment t_Jt __«.' t '/V *k
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""" o'clock p. 111. a-L^X _.*a_ws(fV-*e**e*/ w2: ♦! I Iss_e*_r»_r*»_*_ I_r
Sept. 4. Seven ex- '^0/r^^ m^3'^ ** ' V^__*N , V» '
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in I'iiiii.iii Shorthand, w_ _, Itt^' e"*P?-^^ >Vcvs jt^r^i.
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cation, I.it-lit, l'i|ni|i- n [^|r^^_Se
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itite li - I I" .ill and '^i'/vcO*-' 111/ '/AY
Intpcct our quarters IfOT 1 ~ X*%
before ctirollins else AGUE BUSINESS COLLEGE
U.S. EIKENBERRY President.
Entire Third Floor, Pott-Intelligencer Building, Seattle.
HAVE MUSIC IN YOUR HOME
If tin- piano you hut. In your horn* Is silent most of ihe season for
want of a skilled pianist who can pi*) It, we suxgitl lliat NOW la a
good time to m liiitige It for
I The Pianola Piano
"THE PIANO ANYONE CAN PLAY."
, . . . IVi. are constantly faking ill make* of pianos
Exchanged hi ,, t,.,,,^-, r,,, ,„„ |.i ano |g Piano Main of tin
PianOß Instruments received In tills way •how scarcely
$110 Up any siri of BBS, (but demonstrating ronclu-
As a result .Urlt how II la* real pleasure their owners have
of lh* wide be. n ,„.„ , 0 ...tract from them,
spread move
ment to ex- Tne pianola Piano Is the one piano that will
Ch _**_.*twe-* never »tand Idle, in. mttter Into whose borne it
• no* fin Plan ... ■
Ola I'lano*, our may to. Every memlirr '>' the fan I) can play
Ksctatiiß lee- ll— ma Moral) the east pleres," that are so
partment '" gaaert beard, but IB* moat brilliant compost
tl.tr to offer . _, |h wbtcfa a p«_(- r «wnkl or a Ilotentbal
•nine excep- ....
llonal values In dai»l*« bis audiences
and
(.rand* thut Would It not be worth a great deal to nave
bay* seen gurh a wonderful Instrument to jour home thla
hardly any use *ummerT w* shall lie pleated to quote an al
gurh BtaBBTS lussMl on your | n nut piano In exchange for
are reyteaent- I'lanola Piano and also to make ea»y monthly
r ,, X , ! Piaiiola Pliiur, and *l*o to vi.ike east loci
WEBER terms of payment on the balance.
f" M If* X I* R I fa Q
STECK W* *v* * fee. escnanged Pianolas, originally
KNABE coating S?M, which w* offer at S'"-~. Sold sub-
WHEELOCK javct t 0 th* full awara*nta* el*" 1 with n*w
xziT 1 "-*
D. S. Johnston Co.
EXCLUSIVE WESTERN DISTRIBUTERS.
BOS SECOND AYE. BURKE BUILDING
NdflCt TO
SUBSCRIBERS
Should your copy of Th* Star fall
to reach you by C clock any ever,
Ing pleas* do «• IB* favor to call
ui/our mala ofnee lßun»*t. Mala
10$0 Indepenlenl lISSI. betwee*
• *ad 7 o'cloca. sad wa trill aead
toil a copy at owe* if yon ri.ould
ntt* It more thaa one*. pl*aae tele
atvoß* v* every tune yr« ml_t »L
, la thl* way we can ** certain of
gtvlng our subscribers a ic-ifeai
as nice— sad It I* lb* inly way
THE STAR I'I'HLI9HINU CO
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PARLORS
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I_*y Attendants
Hour* ll* tn I t-un.era. I
la 11 riotli phone*.
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Best Flour
Makes More Bread
Makes Lighter Bread
Makes Whiter Bread
Makes Sweeter Bread
Makes Better Bread
Than Any Other Flour
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