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, Try Our Midday Lunch, 25c f at the Tea Room, Seneca Street floor
Save 25 Per Cent on Your Fall Suit
I A lucky purchase by our New York
f 7^~"M^SP^' <'>"IM'"''ltiv'' (>f il prominent in.mm ° /jfjti/i
ittJ^^^^J*^^' Hirer's surplus stock, consisting of about /Jgjjfl^^-
1/___W^-?\ one hundred new fall models in Wo- YvS-'SfKfi'-Jl * 7
\*^t/n&*m\\ men's and Misses* Suits, enables us to
Mlfc^tf^l^^^ °ller y°U to,norrow "■•••• ;i,° undoubt- ]?Sr^C
iBSt-'?'' Cllly t,lc best suU va,ues of the season. _ *st^i!isßhzr^
$H. 63 will buy a new fall suit made to /^^/tlfE^^^
•«.« .■! $19.50. You'll need pay 0...y/|HW
I' -I \ \IJ_ANs_ $1668 for «■»«-• worth $22-50- $22.12 win-M mm W \m^C\ j
4' - 1 jSjr^H\) make you ,c proud P°sscssor of a $29.50 *\\ \ /MWmmf
jfcA. |#sfr^^ ni.Hlrl. All are man tailored, m all the ||fM < i
ft IF J $// PoP"lar materials, wide wales, cheviots, N *>. ] WAf \ V-.i'
i tt: IJ lj If// broadcloth, homespuns, fancy mixtures, 11 / \
L*'V C,v ts are in .*(- t.. Tim h lengths, '/ I / V\
j i^^i j I •*■ fitted and semi (ittoil models; skirts It* I 0]
WgK? I [ arc ■"•«- cluster-or yoke pit ; the 111 \
'lJ_W_f?\--l y-\ * newest autumn colorings, wistaria, chic- 111 \ ■■$
|ffi /| L' . or-v* nioss, navy, garnet/black and many tf J J lift.
. Hi?/'.'ll! Shop the whole town over; you'll Iff I/ 1 I i
Bl^/fl , agree these are the best values: tWWmi \ -*■.-___
||]]T ' I Regular $1«» New 1 all Suits -$14.63 i J/1 JT jIW I
JJJ ill Regular $22.50 New Fall Suits 91G.08 jjf 'jl Hill
liffl: -^!_iL^ Regular $25.00 New Fall Suits 918.75 M '"' LJ/
L Regular $29.50 New Fall Suits $22.12 Vc£^.jp£"
V Sale starts pronptl] ;.t 8:*10 a. in.
I $6.50 Silk Petticoats $4.98 New Autumn Waists Specially Priced
_MmWkm^ieX*. Petticoats, with a deep, accordion Waists of Cable Net, heavily embroidered with soutache
losßce. with tva narrow ruffles and deep under-lay of braid,' Gibson pleats over shoulder, button back; ■<.■..- in
I teahae, in all the wanted colors, includ- (T A QQ rose, green, navy, cream and black Very _* __* (TA
BftiKkis&so values. For Saturday ....j)*+.C/0 apccially priced for Saturday sbDejU
F '
ifGIOVe Jewelry. New Veils Art Needle
I GIOVC I Section and Veilings Art Needle
# Section and Veilings Work
Klf* _^*'.tv *■_■ w** *** headqa-ariere for Kani-y ._* _,__, „__•_, ......
a_^s__OaPla*rtl Jt-rslry. la-.clu.lH>.- Ct.ltr fins' The mo.t complete a.aWrtreent £. a* _
l'^tj&ji_t\_icil *••■**• "'■*•• ■■** ■*"',• *-"i' ♦**•*«• •in<l *'"1 *«iu-* in v**»» „ r,j Nf^r* inn
'.■■ •*#|* **»-■'•»-'■■*«■ *Ml*H 11ns. tie . attraa In TorVtsa Veilings wo have 0103 sbow-, aVtWUVII
| .:* A*t*'aa"h . 50c .ni 25c ■■""' *>-*-*-. worth 9Q<*
If &„t clean-up of mend- fits »*..» »'•*• •.•,•*»■»***,••*•■ We, for ..cuC special Saturday
Et.SU'...AC I..M^i-J •TmZ* v.X* "XT o'*0 '* "■ -**''m*--* Chiffon Veils, worth CI OK I*o lb* Hs»*t>v Yarn, url
CduddlghtK damaged J** -»»;'«;:f ll .* lie'- ta.-•»»-«•. *-"- fli29 o». color.; worth regular
Rill and! Fabric Gloves: *»i« erta-a . ...'. lUC Chiffon Veils, worth CI Crt i<*- 8-t-*-' p*l*-** R/» I
, a 'to ItV 4Cj» |300. fiT a? I. JU Jl» '
.KBa?,HLS2IP..*. d *'/CS; ??'* ?!?*»:.•„;•_/*t^** *)» tSttmlnt ili-.rfs of Ma.a«, Jutt retettea, tOO mora PUo*
l*TO_|reg\llar to $2.00. »i! »tea*.....;!„•.'..... SQC ■«••- Chiffon. 2H yards long aa4 tosraphle Aa.hst.ia piiio*
Wtm7**l*A?:'.-•'■■■'■'■ ■' "" *-*. v Tubular vainas 1131 Oftf -,-t Inches wlda; worth regular Tops. The popular souva
atraroa), VStT t?" I , a*a9*i: ' - ' s-« fl 7C Ma«. is ti <iiff.t eft«
K|; •>•>•* •••^J^ wM.«''A\Vp«., - 11.25 Prlc - 51.75; .atd",,„. ...........OUC
s^irdsy Specials 0 souk's Millinery You'll Like Saturday Specials in
Bu«ls7t_' RpHHlnvShirc w#ll r«gaining man r new Wends by rea* rill nntrr CinniTf
111I 11-*~ ***"** ****-m*jaa a_ip m^PmWutp-z. v,* mmr .. gaining many n-w fiit*nds br n-a rail r.l_rr.O [iltflirT
I rleMtscaved Sheets. TJ«SO. sale prtce |©c » oa of the style beauty of Hm hats wo at* f*h\ I I IKr I Attn It \
K-*l»Ached^eetlflf.'ysrfl :.r:tr:T.'.-:..7** - showing •* this season They at» smartly! IHLL I/IILJJV* I fiUlllvJ
P» Keyttd i Pffiow/^aws, aarbp % .... I tie ainli"}! la shape. iich In WmmtPg* and ** ,_*«»- jm.t*., « ;f ..^. *rf. »»w.i; -tt* •«,- t
.Bp_»hetrhs4|%i#!n^.-ji*arl A, .. JKU* i reat*nl a flliiet etttittstva ranges for yo*ir ; • ('--„;_,.„..,... ._ w a.*,.., -*„..*. Z*r. In'
RlM»itS|A^^!l^ KJM3f.bSl*ls a:»lj«rh modH of , ' ***' r' C,• £*" r , n ..r. Wl",*.*a"
BB___lV'^- ' ..*/. .'.*h.V... .-.t»«^ 'gracafal » MSes ' tuid * b.'autlfuP maleri.U. ' dlng.'ii-l. li. tZ new plain and two tone
■CS Msgsd bonier Spreads, sal- T^u« turbans, .U.rary (.alnst-tramgh and " ■ r 7l t|trlfcT fcae^y, komeeaa
■ g"* •,' ■ SI. IS Pin-ire Hats are lnrluded In the vast ran«a ... ,,,., .trims mc ata
|M fe_Sl,th^ Table Cloths, sale shown. Trimmings are chic, quiet or ele- V^ ",,;,?,X. Til Inch Br^SeMfe. I-
V*P«-**- Tottli. lsr«' t;/* aa. *H I*3 <> faah.lonabla. . A _.._.,„... ll ..n nualllv H Oft I
I?«?a! ttto B»Ul To," sal.- price »*' »,50° AND *16J0 FALL MATS TOR $10.00 V~ri.\ awning r,riee yard 51.10
■W»_» CettoivFllled Comforts, sale We have gathered for tomorrow's special ?iT,,rh i_o^i WldeWa'e Su'lUngs. In
__»___._,. v MX* .slllns a Sro«p of nobby Street ami Dress •«'' "h ™£ „» ''„ wlstarta* ei'.el
■ Sast*. the nt-w batt. sal* prlcet.se Hate, la b-avars. v.l,.ts. li.-ngalln. and ' '," '"„?,;,'* 'owning CI CO
1 aU_ S * ft* ill ! moire Uittefally trimmed with fancy „^L,S,.rt »t*n"'** 1 *DU
I w Bargains Biggest Here a.greuc h »i««. -mm « S^tthTSSr ;' » u ; llu KRnrv 511i1<!0n .^,,.,,..41,,,
|^fe^r;;:::::::::::::SJ SLiSss--- ""* 9ptc,al ,Dr $10.00 - 98c
I "eTBd Wool Nap Blanket. ....... SI 75 B",urd» .*IU.V.U v aawrtment of Fancy SnlUnga,,
»jMwooinni.hui.nU.:::::SJ:,N; ™«»« " -i 7» mSSbT" "° ,M"° Cheviots, Herges Flannel. «'^ rt '»
■ It!!** 4 tbte Wool Blankets .. $-1.2.1 i Trimmed win. large t>si»fit Itathtr i*g. stripes, checks and mlilnres; (,0c qQ
mmMlUhatli Blankets ft", (Ml »••'» Mndln*. -A***o- 51.25 **■'"'* Yuri! vi-tv*
M_*mrm.' i ,,* < ,. •••••.^.*.w_ ttaturday O l»atU - •
Bt?*t. ""
pSfrfendid Selling Marked Another Sale of Human Hair Goods
la-^aTa' a C* g- -_r*_ a '*" "*"** by special request our great surn-ss of one week
lite Uoeninn Sole Hi i nis *™. by offering tomorrow the v****-* valuta ■-* "'!', l •■""
l|» ypCIIIIIS JUir, _•! 11110 Qoo< j, , vcr known tn aealUe.
iH I m% _ ._"*_, The showini; and sale will Include another i-xi>ra*ss shipment of
Ki.W_-_ I _^__a._JI _*'_*_ _L_r_ __ - ' Oerman Wavy Switches, In all shades. 30 to 80 Inchr. long; also a |
~ l|/_>_rl __■ ■■_ i^_ 1%/ too*- assortment of Empire Chignons. Ida Puff.. Pompadour.. Hair
iJm.WmAr .1 It Jll J 111 I ~ Nets, Transformations and Curls.
lla^lT' ™: '^^^ ' •~-^~^ _ / j German Wavy Switches, worth regular to $3.00. Bala PI Crt
liriss.'.. '^ '**m*****m mp**mm^n^t*gmm*gmgy*w% uric y nwu
|«^?e,m uma'oa of Men's, Women's sod Children's j J _• w^'•^_U' . rlh r^"'- lo MOO."Bale " eip'so
■aS^ Mr»Won-en'. and Children. Hosiery, and Women's J.^ ' '. A_ .HO
t|.;-., a,CMt twestert to Be Sold at »6 2-3 con the Dollar. OermanWa'vy *9wl <!."«. worth regular $5.00, J>o nfl
l*'i'_ m ,;! UD,,7,ory''','n,!rP' ,Ilff"","'"" , ,he mMI to™*™ WoVy' 'awtiiaoa ■.L.v.;.ii".n".p.'.;..'.i.» ....r^ for"" J^'cn
| l^_T**i in«.l,l»e.; th-te being .how-room ..mple., every |7 M our pjico v)*r.3(/
l-^l:* *"•*** -*•>«- perfect The Underwear consists of ve.t., oornian Wavy Switches that .ell cliewhero for $9.00 to o*7 CIC* 1
PS™. »**» nnlon .ulu, la The cotton. JUle; In plain and vests, $10.60, St Osrvcy-Uuchanan's sell elsewhere for $».i»'i t*. «pi C\n
* rt« sad union suits, In wool, .niton, 11*1., In plain and fan. y |10M St < lansfor *9 I .\i\J
***'**. sll grade, .ad ...-t, *'■-"*. Chignon., Curl., etc., at equally advantageous price*..
intH«i.lV i we * h'» .. . Hair Roll., gold stsswbstw for 60c. Our sale OCa
j • 'WHotlery Is In cotton, * ashm. re and lisle, In plain colors; "^ .;...... *tOC
J^w!***- 1 »nd black, with color.*! embroidery. The Sweaters HAIR ORNAMENTS
I feek 0*'0 "* ml fUt'!l5 ' 'hough a te* **'''■ the •*••" v%ltrmn length Great v'*rl,'t-' of B. hc,,, n AJfc "^___l^Sj?yft_| ■>_
ll •"-"'■'"' *** and ttSlde Comb., wmo In /^*^y^^A>*i**^V^^
i "'* last Im « C » C I ■-*'«■ Rl"1 aK' rout supply *_^f^A*m^m_m^
Lay in a Season s Supply ;,; 11 .: B '",v;a y«, 1 .','".": 1 K^^^rWksi _WS^L\
HiuZt'Z," 7*f ! 2f"' Underwear for I7C r.flO dozen HI.. 11, Ami" and V*^^^sd((K_S!B^P'_ft'
\*te*imZr\tZ , °<' ar.,- Underwear for '/.'tf .let Harrcttea, various new irj* "** m M ffp-ll'h ImJS
|1i.,.,„, '"' A'***t 60c Underwear for .*i:i<* d«.lgn»; ti.,* kind **old regu- / **** vlFel3_Bi r^
S'l-Mio, i.t.° r «« 2 3<* $1.00 Underwear for... «0 2-3<> lar at 35c and '''o* OCp *•<•• ->f**^_s£B'
k for $1.00 $1.25 Underwear for .. Hl.,* Saturday, eat* .......t*Jl# *%* V ***T
i.s^j^ $3,00 Sweater, for ..... (12.00 25c TO 30c VALUES, 15c IZmtW I
'•'■'■'mtWmm*. *'M,j i $8.60 Sweater, for ..Sa.M.'l I*3 Shell and "l,"l IJarrette*. S-a-^T. \
fPaWtW fr2rilC $5,00 Sweater, for J3.»3 1-3 | In plain and fancy deslirn., \i. \
II*$S??l mW)\ $5.60 Sweaters for IS.S7 the kind .old "'"L at 15c .•..„,.. »
T:'_)Cl" IH^ $7.00 Sweaters for.. *4*<w 2-3 26°- Saturday, each IOU
£^wf At^i "Akmnimm -^ serve* you Be., _^ Leather Goods
Ufl||lJnH.B ■ ii ? I m*. EXTRA SPECIAL
ifti__i«kiltil_Ss iiarvey-Kuchanan I a %--75 and $2°° -98
B^rfl VtrV-iftlil IlflSlO I If. 860 Hand Ilags, black only,
t£___!il_l% I lUi I\Jl I lllvllWllMll 1 V« , n Kont Heal, with in.ldu
If^SIISSIII if IV' ii™ II / 1 M pocket iiii.l coin pur.o.; am
I m*. 1 l';i« 110-15-17 Second" -^ Aye.; 113-15-17 SeietiSL SfLaoS ■ST' fnqn H:
_y^',{ *' ' .;ka. SI 78. for f 30C
M
assays'
Till, STAR—FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1909.
CHOWDER IS
WORTH PRICE
: OF ADMISSION
I .
Chehalis County Men In
fill That They Played
Fair With Visitors at the
Fair.
When one gets a good big bowl
of clam chowder he gets his mon
ey', Worth think, this man. Here
I. hi. loiter:
To (he f.dltor of The Star:
Under tha caption, " Bunked,' I.
Cry Heard on Fair Ground.." you
sa> "It Has heard inside and out.
thl.. of every building." tin* Infer
ence tiring that the people did Dot
»<•! a square deal lv an) building on
ih* ground.,
1 am not an apologist for anyone
who worked a "hum., game on
Exhibitor, day or any other day,
but I, .1.. believe where one ha. at*
tempted to keep faith be should
hsv* due credit for tb" effort.
red All Who Came.
Chehall. county ..greed to give
600 clambake lunches, sod sayoM
Who presented a |.nr. ticket, not
only during Un* time called for, bo-
tween 12 and .1 o'clock, bat up to
closing Ume. « o'clock, received i
full plate of . Inn. chowder or soup
mad*- of the (MMM rotor clam and
fresh rich milk axifl » large fat sal
mon sandwich, together with olives
or otber like relishes, a lunch that
could not be duplicated anywhere
else on the ground* for l.a* than
50 centa. Every comer was fur*
ntsbed a napkin and dishes and
spoon and a comfort»t>le tab!*, to
sit down to and a alee bouquet of
, flowers—roses, carnation's, eta.—
furnished by tbe ladles of Alter
da an efIMeBHBHi
Not only did wo a«*r ar Ihl* lumh
until dosing Ume on dadirday but
honored every ticket that was pre
sented on Monday. ■
It bad been the Intention in serve
tbe clams In Ihe open air but you
will remember It rained a couple
*Of day* before and the weather
MMMd not auspicious Saturday
morning, kt we cleared up floor
• pace on the Inside at some Ineoo
retilenco and a large majority of
the lunches were served there.
I If Ikon was on* person dltMiis
fled with Ibe treatment received la
: eur-Ju tiding ha* fall.-. to mention I'
tt Ha- tune, Slid tbe hundreds who
did "apeak their mln.l* all agreed
, that Chehalls county wa. doing,
more than they contracted for.
| Wouldn't Stand for a "Bunk "
■ V.'jr have * high minded lot of
mru down la Cbebali* count) and
(tier* would not stand fur tbelr rep
feaektatlve to permit a "bunk"
gain*.'as you style It. either In or
a* you tljle It. rtthi't
ont If tbelr building. In fact. if
they for a moment Imagined thai 1
waa capable of being a i art) to a
•mall or mean thine I would la all
probability not be here.
A/gain. It i. not fair to the Kea
Beach racking work., who furnish
ad tb.- clam.* and wboao president
took great pride la preparing them
personally. nor to tha Hocjnlam
king company, who furnished
the .atmon, to pa*, your article un
noticed.
I have a personal reason to know,
not necessary to mention here, that
The * a,- always stands for a square
deal, and I am confident that you
will make a correction in our favor.
..Very truly,
I ' t . 11. D.» CHAPMAN.
Executive Commissioner Chehalls
; County Committee. >
"" '* a , . " a
A JEST OF
FORTUNE
BY HAROLD CARTER.
Cahaunoey Ambergruff, mopping
bis laid bead with his handkerchief,
puffed his way tiompou.ly in the
direction of th* 42nd st. station.
It was one of those hot spells that
occasionally burst upon New York
before summer has actually arrived,
it had driven MM York—that Is to
say, that prosperous community to
which Ambergruff belonged to
mountains and seashore. it had
tent Mrs. Ambergruff away with
her maids and • hlhiren some days
before to the cool Catskllls, Each
one of ihe limited number of human
being* worthy of the Ambergrutfs'
acquaintance had likewise closed
Ml* (own house or apartment and
left*' And this hot Saturday after
noon Mr. Ambergniff was on his
way. to follow them. t
j A* th* corner of Sixth ay a man
ram* whining alongside. Mr Am
iH-rfuuff was about to pas. on In
serene 'outness of this beg
gar', existence, but a sudden glance
at the man's fare told him that It
was vaguely familiar. The beggar
seized tho occasion to detain blm.
I 'ffcg pardon, sir," bo whined, "I'm
<le«*k''. your butler, air"
j .^-pbcrgriiff did remember that he
hud -.missed a butler some month*
previously for Intoxication.
] "It Isn't money I'm wanting,
.ar. ,; _• roan whined. "But. Mr.
I'lifl'pn, your banker, sir han just
moved Into his new house and If
you'll give me a tOW Wolds of r.-.
sndatlon, sir, ha'li employ me.
I'm sleeping In Washington Square
park, sir, and to wife's starving"—
"George," said Amberbruff,
wheeling upon him. "I shall cer
tainly not recommend a drunkard
such it" you to my banker. I—1"—•
he stuttered with Indignation. "De
off." In concluded, "or I shall have
you arrested."
The man slunk off abashed, nnd
Ambargruff, with a heightened
sense of clvlo responsibility, an
tered the Grand Central station to
purchase his ticket
11.. pushed his way forcibly
titmuKii the queue, oblivious of the
muttered remonstranoes, and put
bis hand to tho pocket where he
kept bis hills. Ho started back with
11 cry. The pocket had boon nearly
( ut from tit.- coat.
"My noaoir'i been istolen"—hi*
tegan.
' Next. please," crlod the clerk,
rho mini behind pushed Mi Amber
gruff asldo. lie DMM back, thrust
ing and striking out savagely. A
melee ensued . nnd Hie next moment
Ambergruff was lying upon the
ground with a cut lip and swollen
**mm**mmt*mV*.'- " "***vtr^.i.•-nt-wr*^,*'''.*.*-*'*-?:
■ v.vua___^_.__i'
eye, ir.i half I. dozen in' were i
mauling him.
"Throw him .mi " they cried, and'
a dnien arms carried hlm, not gent
ly, to (he .1.... ami flung hlm Into
an opportune pool of water. A po
liceman .trolled by humming. Am
hergruff arose dripping and ran to
hlm
"Mi.v.- mil of here," cried the of
ficer, raising hi. club threateningly.
And luddeal) Ambergruff saw his
I* ll' 'Hi. 111 a glas. window. Ills
hnl tans smashed over hi. head, Ills
eoiii '..ii* .ii..i muddy and vol, hi.
HE CREPT INTO A PATCH OF
PARK AND SAT DOWN ON A
SEAT.
left eye was almost closed and
blood dripped from hi* cut Up over
hi. clothe*, 11. looked Ilka* a hobo.
Atiiherßiuff world came toppling
down over hi. ear*. 11. slunk
away Women wbo passed blm
drew their skirts aside. li. crept
Into a patch of park and sat down
mi a seat.
Where should he go Ills apart
ment was dosed; If be tried to force
a way In he would be arrested PA a
buiglar 111. few friend, were out
of town. He was penniless. The
office was closed. But bow could
be present himself anywhere In
sucji a guise?
It be knew bis banker's address
be might call there after nightfall
and obtain money. But I'Lipp*- had
moved to the upper Weft-side and
there wa* no means of locating blm
Unless- Bometbtng was .luring
In Atitbeigriifi | bralg -The ex
butler bad mentioned f-blpps—lf he
COUld be tOUQe}*—
Suddenly Mr. Amlttrgruff remem
bered that the man had said be
slept in Washington Square park.
A wild hop.* we* born In bis brain.
Perhaps be could locate- Mb I And
be crawled off in tbe darkness
reached 'tie park, and began to
slink through Its tboropgbfarea,
peering at tbe disheveled tramp*
that sprawled on tbe benches
Me found him on tbe last bench
of all. Tbe man's head lolled over
the back hi* meager form seemed
shrunken and motionless. If be
were dead! Ktor tbe first time in
years some sentiment of humanity
stirred In Ambergruff* * heart. Fear
i fully he approached and touched
the tramp's ragged sleeve.
The man sprang to hit toot wild
ly, like a hunted beast Then, with
a cry. be recognised hit Interlocu
tor. Thay .tared Into each other',
facet, and la that moment Amber
gruff knew himself for what he waa.
GIVEN II JOY
RIDE ON GOAT
WOMAN PERFORMER AT THE
EXPOSITION IS TAKEN
INTO Tl-JE T. M. A.
While olhee* ' were : taking »"•)o<
tide." In automobiles last night an
other kind Ot "Joy ride" was being
given to a woman performer of
the Pay Streak In the T. M. A
j lode-". The goat" bad been given
a three days' grubstake of tin cans,
broken glass and other Indigestible
foodstuffs mi"', when be, was . led
Into tbe lodge room at ■ midnight
and the blindfold was slipped
from hi* eves he beneld a dainty
candidate In petticoats. He lm*
mediately snorted once or twtoe and
was ready for the big ride.
.As an appreciation for many
favors - shown the Theatrical Me
' chanical association. Miss A till"
j Dames, better known as Atttle
; Masqucrla. one of. the three sister*
<■ playing at the Spanish theatre on
tbe Pay Streak since the exposition
opened, was made an honorary
member. :39a__HM?
But honorary members are sup
posed to be Initiated Just the same,
only not with so much levity as
• lie male members. Last night Miss
Itarnes was ready; the goat was
likewise ready; ditto the several
hundred member* residing in Se
attle. Miss Josephine Ls Hoy, hon
orary member of the New York T.
,M A , acted as escort to Miss
Harms ami the latter was quickly
lashed to _. goat and for thirty
minutes feminine shrieks echoed
around Third ay. and Cherry st.
The police en the beat were put
wise and no Interference was
brooked. '.•'■'-•■. •'«■'•*
Today Miss Karnes Is slowly re
covering from her novel "goat Joy
ride" but the letters "T. M A." are
stamped on her la Indelible ink
and when she leaves Seattle she
will depart as one of the few hon
ored women of th.- theatrical pro
fession.
For soft while hands and com
plexion, l.'iir> 'b Liquid Compound,
perfumed. All druggists. ***
KINABE
The World-si Best
Piano
Gine Piano Co.
SEATTLE
tS 3__hi_£«__^Si:li_l_i
I for your convenience: store open
Saturday evenings —
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fTSX—__/*! o wel?iN _/15/\
A_" S"ll wllTb^y 2 heq* hei*e-l.Ld7
— in our showing of several hundreds of heaters
• you will find just tlie very heater you need to
meet your requirements.
j your old stove, range or heater will be taken
I as a part payment on the purchase of a new
one.
—$1 down ■—$1 a week will buy a heater litre—
the prices arc the lowest consistent with high
est grade and workmanship.
EMPRESS JUNO j IhcHOT BLAST heater
wood heater— 9
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—thlt Is a vary practical and l_l v>l
caw styls h**t»r. constructed **■' Ktv
en *ntlr<*ly different Unas than _.»,i. *.,.. »,.. . ____ .„_,__
tha old ttylst. the draft Is In U„l i2*,hl nt.tn.'mttm^mm"
th* front and the ttoO door Is Tu^.i .1 thi «..« «»ara?2d'
at the anil. Aliia heater can be J" "\*\*. **.'}.} ,**•{?? *l*^**t *tl*?
r.lsm ** 1 cloaa to the wall and ?r.*l im., r ,',.. «m,.SS? OR*)
will not taka ';, ' ,V. ' SIS third n? of i.«t wit an. .TiSJ
th* room. exactly Ilka pictur*. 52.„? mIA" L?ii fc^JSTaISJI
Vary ornamental In dr.&„ and *mV£st,?™Z('
finish., Klttlna* are all (sa- wood or coal,
tis!, A splmdl.l heater a* - fir* can be kept In this stove
wall a* a flr«k*tp*r. IMs east *<" *° hours with on* hod of
Iron top si.d bottom and east coat—no other stove made will
Iron 'lieln,* nlckal twin* top. ■*** this. In four slsa-s. as foi
nickel urn and nleka) foot rail. lows
In thr** slit* a* follows: Ho. IE has U*>lneft flrapot.
No tt— takes II -In. lon* wood: w-""' o*'0 *' *_.**• •*.***."i.* »«?**©
prlca. , .11.60 no. *r. ha* 11-tnch firepan,
N »rfc.-'•,, *• ,o 'tnCh ,0"" .___ °Pr«; •*" '•«'•"•<"" ''Ytrolmf*
P'* r* ••■ .I—■ . price , «2«jm>
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price ai.aa prte* .*.ir-_so
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Beautiful ride on big, fast new
STEAMER "VENUS."
Tomorrow and Sunday
_P*aMSSsasNMHSMAasgRM4eMad '
t GET ON BOARD, NO TICKETS NEEDED
Leaves Pier 6 at 10 a. m. sharp, returning at 8 p. m.
Come early and get good seats, as we always have a boat
load. We receive hundreds of letters daily praising this
land {..'-."j
' _. Sumner, Wash., Sept. 14, '09.
Dear Sir: I have spent $85 traveling about this country,
and will say CD. Hillman's land at Birmingham is the
besrbargain of them all. being on this side of Sound/ on
R. R. and street cars, is the reason I bought 10 acres at
$75 per acre, which I will set out to cherries. I am an
expert gardener. Respectfully, C. A. FRANKLIN.
Birmingham is on the
■_**_*■_=_--ii—<~"**JgV-T_r '"•'■■"land on this side of the
♦600 worth of Berries raited on Hainan's office in Room 2,
one aers of this land. limes Building.
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