The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 9, 1902, Page 3

MONDAY, JUNE 9, 1902, Demand a 2. BUCK & CO. Men's, Boys’ and Chil- dren's Clothing Last Edition # O'Clook p.m THE SEATTLE STAR. None But —tewstow es | OF BUTY SMOKERS. ie ee Malin 920) | Graduates ENGLAND'S FAMOUS PIANOS SOL DIN MONTH OF MAY rive t Ba ies 4 | you y " « thia afternoon the OFFICERS ARRES ained for year In the last were ye ; 8000 all- woo! Watch his afters RRGCT THREE ind fOr Fearn in tte present pov | Gelow’ We Give the Names of One KR 1 ane of the Underwood} WHITE MEN IN A JOINT | ' f Hundred d Goventes bined the mame felt way, Caps; nothing better | pone gay taadgey ve a orale ‘Win oa for this cold weather, gitl came to her death COREY CaS Was redone y h o upon it. A oldemt, 4 r Hatr Renewer _ ‘oWning by or with tage xr raph euch bearing th me of ble and ‘bemt ir "t ‘ KIRK, 1209 First Avo t of Paul and Nellie Un-| bara is oy poly rey made, the lowent : apariite, 91.00 sis ome | neath re ine terms and square deal Se Serenparilia..3h0 oles q re, ne, and an iron te 5 ~ow an t S peed idea reasonable prices, you ect ing | Incased in the Zimmerman, Chick no. Bese QCALMER | inrortant news alg ee ermine per Glow xular $1.00 or $1 Limit ry er me, Wer jby King Kenneth Il at the r Mrs. Mary Rowland, Kimball organ. oe é Te 9 Bnd ave. Canadian Pacific Vs fo. the | "the joint was situated ny: |castie of Dunstaffnage, and was|j, 1. Martin, inaton pi Stain “Mpringes.” Peguiar $1,00| Sells Ladies" Bults, Walats Montre ae ae ee house on Fourth ave |taken to Goons, where it remained| A. Skoglund, Kimball orm " ad Skirts, rs j vote shington and Juntil Kdwarda {took it to London, | Public achool, Kimball organ, nen we jour_money back for” the askir mn sand)” Karly this morning the potie |itated It in the abbey of St. Peter] Mrs, %. Morse, Kimball organ . ght Tei.. Main 2029, thor 4 ame aware that whit er at Westminater ‘On this chair! Mrs, John Clarke, Kimball organ. i Re Teer t one @HEADAR, DeLee con lesen, Sraming Toor smoking oplum in thie den. ‘Be at ory sovereign of England has sat,|John Post, Kimbail pla Robert M. Simons, first. vice keant Powerm and the any the corsnation of Henry 1V.| Mra. M.A. Judkina, Kimball plano. TAKERS [potteaatitra tired Rita aio | Sein a ce sn". eh an saye that) fourth avenue south, th In ec on was the great |G. Searles, Hinze plano player. Delivery. Phove, Main 62.| Funeral Directors and Emb the recent convention of the asso was foun aces sore johnston, Simplex Piano Playe SECOND AVENUE. }1007 First Ave. bet. Pike and Union, |‘ : Delectie Mubhard managed to in-| | ubilee celebration of 1867, when the Ae ee Coleman, Tiffany plano, | Seattle, Wash. [ROS aud raat ow | duce the Cele keeper af the] in before Was again pressed into| Mise Louise ‘Tilinghurst, Johnston 3100 mer to open the door and in} | service. plano TWO DIVORCES three policemen. Lying} sr | At the coming coronation this his-| 711% 1 A, Tite pail plano. Skellinger from his w dreaming of paradise, | CORONATION CHALK. Hy of the bigh alias 4 Joe, Par it, Kimball organ praioh, Sime-6 we Fe sKay from Robert McKay. ‘ | Bogiand. ‘There In reason to be- [ANAS his’ position in another |Pearee of Honor I hickering Fa Sieh ne Meve that this atone dates from |chair near by, whe will Pecelve| ye PMEO oat scimball plane. Ra HS r - first came |the homage of his nobles J. A. Morrow, Kimball pi Finien ax? 1.20 Moved to 1406 Second Ave. | Mins T. B. Ander Pease piano. te Screen = | Mary A. Githens, Johnston plan Mra. Jno. G. Smith, Pease p ‘We, 40s, 852, 706 ERNST BROS. Pike St. Tel, John 2831. THE SCENIC fils, BRS JAMES HENRY i Dutcher, Jobber, Packer Best Meats And Best Service. fprctal attention Restaurants, Stea: STEAMER OLYMPIC IN A LITTLE TARIFF WAR WITH THE AL. BION—FREIGHT INCLUDEO IN THE REOUCTION—GENER- AL MARINE NEWS Seatticites who love to take beautiful trip up Hood canal have an opportunity to do.so cheap- ly this summer. Two steamers th will U. &. treasury department oat custom house, allowing entry fe the sealshkins brought to this por about two months ago by the schoon . er J. B. Ward. It was claimed that Open Front Shists. the Olympic, owned by the Hood|the skine had been illegally procur: | re ited as Canal Transportation Co., and the |ed in Bering sea, from the indian, | ‘ollare <2... Albion, owned by A. Lovejoy Hark Diamond Head. | Cutts 0. operated by BR. V. Holbrook, make | Francisco, arrived | |- Fourth, Near Pare |the tan there The round trip fare | West Seattle. She returnn t j has been $4 on both boats and $2 per |iulu with coal DONT BE DECEIVED [ton for freight, but the owners of Two huge steamships, the Dix and | fF eles ee Cae tae ketones, that | ths Tears eae Ariings ‘ad-|these rates are cut in twe om their|ton dock. Their pr an high 142 ¥ ot ae, acts hex ws aa the eaves of the warehouve. lasses, fe clair that the owners of the |” The excursion season on the Sound |can't make glasses to correct your|Albion have been shaving rates on | in getting under full ewing. The a | Visto, Or ee ate the quiet, but the Albion people deny | Capital City took a large crowd of | eo le others imitate. this, saying that they could not do 4 | baeeball cranks to Tacoma yester- & WILLIAMS | Bi Serta Taras cis | EOE BLN taba. nee S00 |neewbel cranks, to. Tecoma, Zescer- THE OLD-TIME Tl seen: aie 708 Second avenue. than $4, and that they get plenty of |nickers from Everett to Coupeville r Main irst Ave. s pansenwers'at that rate, anyway. But|and the Albion carried a bunch from the @anagers of the Olymple claim | Coupeville to Bremerton joaded 32,000 cases at Astoria. and) Hing heavy freight goee back to New York to engage in| i oy The run of hall CUT SQUARELY IN TWO at the lo- that they can make money at the! The capta: the Transport 4 reduced rates, and in the meantime | nica the report that the ¥ the little rate w nem On. |fire at Whatcom. “We merely un-| The big colifer Washtenaw Im lond-| loaded the lime for fear that a fi ing 34,000 canes of saimon for the | might result,” he saya The Trans fic Packing & Navigation Co. at| port has been remodeled at an ¢ Broad street dock. She has|pense of $6000. and rigged for hand- at which has been | Oh, Mr. Organ Grinder, I'm nick of ma These rootiess tunes, today, Prom Olivette or Mignon Or Lauterbach. or Bu either one of them would arcu, or many play a tune that is a tune; Plorodora and the ragtime of the coon don't neon to Ket a proper hold, Ho play me some of anything tals reasonably old. Grind me the strains your fathers yund With such consummate ease— ore like there, Imore’s way, y't Compare the oll trade between that city and/so tn mlack! Pp now. \ Or e-en the one devoted to the praise of Limburg cheese! 5 PRE: ORR A RM ats have. been In for a je Connemaugh is in port again| week. Yesterday and this morning. ‘ou've oticed dn of all the World toda after loeding frelght at Vancouver, |nowavel, the Doneastar, Vida. Myr: |B Cont etastmn Gn the atmoaphare in Pater Giereee ae: and 1069 tons of hay and 230 tons of | tle, Tickle and. Yukou got in with And of all the boasted primas never one can put a tongue- oats at Tacoma. She has yet to load eet cargoes of from 16,000 to 16.- To « tune that has the favor of the sort that Lotta sun a large cargo Of Mvestock before sall- fish. The Myrtle had a cargo of And pianists imported for the splendor of their hair wat wor. |"HLE curtann seameady tell te ro:| hee veer ciodiber Myba, ent f 19 Qh, thelr se Se Goknker Spon tor olin wen’ os ee \e a - ew stoamer ‘ or vith the i 1 or molid Wear and te Sl ported as having reached Saudy|the Alaska Pack: petites Fs tm ‘cal With the ciden o grinder tunes for solid © and tear. Sccuany OFTICAL CO. point badly. da after going | sailed from San Francieco for Hilal Sey, if an organ grinder of the kind we used to know , a ashore at Smith's channel, near the| There is great interest in San With a little strap-Back organ of the make of long ago, Straits of Magellan. She is on the| Francisco over the overdue German |@ Should wander into town and ravel out a little string, Hambure-Puget Sound run, ark Giade, now out 248 days for 1 Sui Of the song that Marie Ston je Kirwin used to sini | | | Mrs. Jom. |. &. T. J. Perry, Kimball orgs B. Mra. Jus. F. B. Pierce, Singer plano. eu, Kimball pis lish, Chickering plano. tt. tron, Kimball organ. Chas lenburg, Johnston piano. A.W . Kimball organ. W. A. Frederick, Kimball organ. Mra. A. J. Marker, Ricca plano. Whitworth college, ¢ bie piano. Whitworth college, Cable piano. Whitworth college, Cable piano. H. J. Sloane. Cable piano. Mre. J. 9. Friant, Kimball organ. c Agrosky, Kimball piano. Clark, Johnston Mary Diffy, Kimba M. Arnison, Milton p | Mine Jennie Randall, Ca ano. Michael Doree, Singer + Mins Dora Lawrence. Kimball organ. | Mre. J. M. Dickey, Singer ptar Dr. J. & Klober, Johnston piano. Mr. Wm. MoClelian; Kimball organ Mra. W. O. Hill Kimball organ. S. Berger, Kimball orga: Chilberg & Koally, Singer pian Mra. ME. Maybury, M. & H. organ J. W. Augustine, Cable piano # P. Bennett. Kimball plano B. F. Tutt, Tiffany piano. Mra. W, J. Howard, Kimball piano. . Hoover, Kimball organ. mith, Kimball organ. Crowell, Kimball piano FB. Wentworth, Kimball organ. . &. Parker, Cable plano. Mra. A. J. Spear, Johnston plano. Christian Catholic Dall organ. IE. L. Odell, Kimball organ. Arthur Mace, Kimball organ. | Mra. Minnie Prettyman, Pease plano. |Sinters’ school, Olympla. Pease plano T. fh Rogers. Kimball organ | Miss K. KE. Howe, Hinze piano. |L_ A. Grant, Kimball organ. Mra. Zettie Cardwell, Kimball piano. [Mra Richard T. Lewis, ir | A. Hamburg, Kimb: The schooner Volante sails fe Europe. and upon which speculation | prey " net, and a vie! Keewalick river tomorrow night with |has reached the high price of $175.- Nay, 0 proenes 1 Sm Set. aad vet a vision t cams Ses e hich p 15-|@ A judge a-patting Jujube, happy as a judge can be 268 tons of merchandise and a deck- | 000. A dancing, prancing crowd around, Including | Joad of jumber. The Volante ts said| Chas. R. Polmer, Inte chief engin-/@ And a minister a-kicking up his ga! | to have been once engaged by South of the transport tug Slocum, | American rebels in the fiifbustering | passenger on the Umatilla. now | ulimit ern Mat cvenlry ond hr oy erm ae he eet se. | SeRRCCCC@NCC~geooecoozcoecccoooocnroseontees | alifornia. | He comes hore to take the chief j Capt. Chas. W. Aines, former mas- on the survey | ter of the steamship Chas, D. Lane, He is ace Dh by is out of Providence hospital after |Officers Hunter and Th wh be months’ serious fliness with th also hold official positions on yellow Jaundice. tney | Hon. M. Defries of New York. a| A race for a purse of $5 gat members of the U. 8. custom board | run by the Han eodre E | | of appralsors, accompanied by bis |Johnson and the Chehalis, Ca A. | { sectetary, Mr. Dowsing, and a coun-| Johnson, from Grays harbor to Ban | . selor, has arrived in the city to heer aANGiaCo. Roth veasela we built | appeal cases for the local custom{at Grays harbor and the discursion | - - | house. |by ite citizens a# to their relative | PUEB! June &—Col. A. A.|town reayires will be launched aa} Word has been received from the! merits led to the race Pope of Bb id G. Henry Whit- | noon as te governor's speech throws 100 Pianos to be sold at @ club rate,| . comb of W M are back- | the portals open. | $10 down, balance easy payni | ling a sche towr in| A new strike hae recently beer , | n | without interest. ia heteeet” net | pike, between the 15th of May ana |& Mant. ¢ mM name | made in the Haesick mine is attract a e vail pike, between the 16th of May andlor the new piace, which will, be|ing much Interest to this part of the | member, no int meats e. a ge $50 | bas » look then Se built near the Basaick mine in Cus-|atate. A vcin of ore that runs, i is | less than any other club rate in the ye the game warden. Lak said, as high as $16,000 to the ton city. | ae eke kde are te" be fmotning of June 10h |han stirred up the appetite of pros ail raided Sunday fer the purpose of ull-fledged will liek es ee 5 |capturing fishermen who ay Of two before | | ‘Cline’s Piano House pon ier satgrem a town al Che ante Pie Sa crt. Houses, stores, a town hall, |. FRIEDMAN & SON | | electric lights and water works will | | AN is ge aa ‘WIFE IN NAME ONLY, be there "to ‘greet the citizens. who | SECOND A } their new homes on that \ York Dental Parlors gQTEL BUTLER 00 '**. RICKARDS LAWYER ON) — day. She Sveling.f & statue of Ly sve. SEATTLE. | WAR PATH AGAINST Gam.| The case of Mary D. Paine ve. |the fam «eneral for whom the) j Siw, Howard bulidiogs oes | SEATTLE’S | Bters j Chartes Fields will be heard this af. | place has been named will mark the 1 C3 Foninek, Or — | largest and | ternoon in the superior court, The [4¥. mat viet k Ladies aiware |Sonly first-class }to day in his attempt to effect « net-| ee : make the dedicatory gddress, and ‘4 European plan |tlement of Tex Rickard’s difict |ried Fields in July, 1901, she #uppos- |many prominent citizens will attend HOTEL. }with the gambling ring Councliman|ed she was his wife, but has since |to make the occasion @ notable ons Gill, whose law firm represents|found out th ting matried gis | Excursions wil run over the Den. Stand haa resumed his, attack | just one of his habits and that there| ver & Rio Grande fram every city | Rickard, hy pon Mayor Humes and Chief of|ix another woman who has a prior |along its line, and preparations a (| ce Sullivan, | right to be called Mra. Fi |being made to entertain thousands | WHEN READY 7: The gamblers who swore a doable.) She asks that her so-called mar. jot vialtore eae aa | WELL HELP YO money which the latter paid In + leity in movable gections and mer Bot Weather Suite et | FIT OUT. Humes campaign fund la COST HIM MONEY chants are arranging t@ open Not Prices. Flannel ~ “ apring, have so far failed to keep In the new town, As plann Suits in with or with- | Paper Pi their promi ‘As & consequence, |Clothing Merchant Is Forced Out |littie city will cover about 60 ac out Pleats. Special White E ‘ “ Counetim is out against pub ‘To suffer from a city’s having too |About 1800 feet from the Bassick rice this week: ‘ ¢ ic gambling with a Ké heavy | much business i¢ a strange condition | mine survey of the new line Figtes £ sok lie gambling * Y vt t th es ; ra Cup and Maucer, vod go that cor EB. Ward of of the Denver & Grande rail Oh aay Dy <a Te wil open the war in the councll|censiderable mum of + road runs directly to the site of Cus tonight If the $1000. Is not paid ne to this city abe and the conatryetion of the} sot by the time the council ts called|and made up hie mind to enter the | sch 1s only a matter of a short! Baskets to pack ratted weveral weeks ago against|tle on a large scale. He secured an|_ F. I on, who te agont for Col fo n Spoor | mbling will be intteduced. One| option on a lease of one of the best | Pope and Mr, Whiteomb, has bh i} Chetan 3F § «ivvi itis sion |szmbiing”witt be inigpdteed.* ne) action ona fase, ot one, of the bent [Pape and Mr. White has bad en: ’ = Y . Caen Re iitice. ‘The other eails| turned to New York and Boston and | eral hundre ple have alread: Es newer <ronl' aa wibetvie bad eg: for the impeachment of | Mayor [expended $75,000 in of the finest | pignified their Intention of taking up Motor. y Pans and the Humes for bartering gambling priv-|lines of clothing. st and haber- | thelr ab there. or, You can sele@t a soca ‘one rf “ ve Jashery obt able, pd had It ship Col. A. A. LAcy, who for more than | rekon Bt fieges for political advantages. y n Moa rable for r bus saving prices. | “L will try to get the on to this city ‘ 25 years has published @ paper in pReem regardiess of proximity to Jagaiunt the mayor referred to al As tapldly as received it wan plac |Custer county, will enter the new nites and the one against the|ed in « storage warehouse t ia, and has already purchased a Hou con have many comforts ‘oon Bros 412 oe, at his disporal, ‘The frm occupying | weekly. p m the first week | Mood tight, pure air; a clean = First Av Whe gamblers and politicians who| the store decided t continue busl- | nusiness.in the town begins. Kv Rod attractive shop: your own @ SQ@SOOOOOSOSSSCSSSSSSOOS 256 Beating In cambling privilogen| Hom Nt, Ward ther failed to | other enterprise that a lively mining | fer supply controlled y whall not delay this matter longer. | © wes otis an ; " ~ 4 - — -- — eee comtreties |b They have broken thelr word snd 1|s' weeks lin an, endeavor to Secure | 7 itself only; avaliable when | will now do what I first threatened. J * ver you desire to use It, ir & 4 reatened lex and warehouse charges accumu an ¢ to use It, in o G. Benninghausen, Rickard, it ts true, Ww Hating on the $75,000 stock, Ward wa: Out® reguiar working hours | ‘Thursday, but ¢ O'Rellly, Dis | compelled to give up and #0 #old the | in | partner ia, ati here and will keep UP | goods to the firm making the J. FriedmaneSon | the fight offer Headquarters "Ste, Gilt further declares chat if bel "rhe Outlet Clothing Co. bought the pried agp freecgy ing | for the repair of all jeannot obtain satisfaction In the |atock for about 15 ent below th be Tee lott tt The 4 At >, Cai le oannel) he will go to the superior |monutncturers’ price and will well we HL ay ¢ | ‘ |court and 4 mand & # und y ty In- ah per cent. profit, wo a grand rush | pee ° 903 FIRST AVE | * vestigation of the gambling #itu@-|gaie will end the Ward stock, ‘The! pposite Hotel Stevens Electric Watches 3): ; A Ynaarengy ewe for oom SUMMER SUITS for || tose est ‘ at much phenomenally low WATCHE DIAMONDS, FIND Co. dateshdienve ir FISHING kg aig PS 35e [MARGE Et USER shWA Ri C. & PB ity., and the nesgomn ee (i It promises to be the biggest | 7081 907 First Ave. Spore ie t Any pervon who caturon in any |MG,,J¢ prominent be the bigeon WORTH $1 Albert Hansen wonue ‘eam in the state of lake or ch, pickerel ington @ bess, ‘gx The sale opens Thursday. » nee The largest jawelry Northwest. hot in F. EB. Hoover, Kimball piano. N. E. Hollingsworth, Kingsbury plano E. Holley, Tiffany piano Mra A. Larson, Kimball organ. &. S$. Somerville, Johnston plano. hickering | pt C, E. Griffin, Pease plano. F. Gush, Kranich @ Bach. plano. K. Hueston, Weber piano. 1 organ. Kimball organ. Mina Lizzie Pa Mra Anna H n ander A. G. Rostedd, Kimball piano, Peter Nelson, Sterling organ. Mra, J. W. Loftus, Hinze p A. Peterson, Pease plano S. Ruck, Cable piano. ra, J. W. Smith, Estey organ. V. Snyder, Singer plano, M. H. Lyon, Kimball piano. ins Mary J. Bain, Kimball organ. 0. J. Ames, Johnston piano. ice Russell, Kimball organ. A. Pero, Kimball organ. U. J. Sehwiekerf Hinze >. W. it. Davis, Kimball piano. awrence F. Newell, F. & W. J. D. Allen, Kimball piano. 8. Solvason, Kimball organ. Miss Mary Kelly, Kimball plano. J. A. MeCorkje, Burdett organ. ¥. M M M ¢ ¥ piano. organ. R. R. Ross, Kimball organ Mra. Geo. Lovelace, Kimball piano. Mine Clare Glty Hinze plano. L. ©. Froling, F L. L. Snow, Kir Wm. Baker, Johnston piano. F. E. Bellver, Kimball plano. Samuel Gilpatrick. fra. C, J. Swanson. D. S. JOHNSTON General Music Dealers. 903 Second Ave. Burke Building ——— CREDITORS ARE HOWLING FOR “MORE MONEY’ So once more we slash thie al- | ready “lfe-cut-out-of" prices | and eive the public a chance to gain on the order of the re- ceiver, The creditors have no regard fc they say they must have money at any cost, GBT IN, QUICK, Chickering piano. values, A $5 U. 8. note Is equivalent to $20 in this store. ‘This Is your chance, PRICES AS THEY RANGE. Uncalled for Suits. $20 Suits for $ 9.00 Suits for $11.00 $20 Suits for $12.60 Suits for $15.00 Suits for TO WAC 7 EARNERS! This sale is a money saver. It is a strictly bona fide re: cotve tors are shouting "me nd the receiver ix endeavoring to ac comodite them by slaughtering everything in stg Don't de- lay. Don't iJ. PIKE, Recelver Wineberg & Kessler's 8t Church, Kim-} Kimball orgun. | Kimball organ. | ID PARKER JAILED). 9/22" s0!"" ata "tm “tt Nobody Locked Out at the BANKRUPT °™.3::""" SALE Co.'s Although on Saturday after I times it looked as though J have t the d i to property serve 6 straighten out the stock which had been #o badly mixed and soat- tered throughout the store, to find certain articles, was just about as Ifficult a proposition us hunting for needles in a hay stack, Yet we n't believe in that old worn out trick of closing the doors and caus- ig 4" Intelligent people the humiliation of gathering outside to be- n advertising freak for the sale in progress, We are truly thankful to the good natured customers who #@ patiently walted during the ext rush ever known at @ clothing sale in the Northwest and suggest that everyone that conveniently can make their purchase other days and avoid the crowds that are sure to turn ut on Saturday. Tomorrow (Tuesday) we've made some startlingg, bargain prices as an inducement for you to be here. Men's $10 All Wool Cheviot Suits om $Be 5 | | | | | Men's $10 All Wi ted Suits . 1 Black Clay Wore- $4.15 Men's $12.50 Fancy Worsted and Cas- simere Suite ‘ Men's $15 Fir Vancy Worst Imported Black and a Sulte.. Men's $20 Fine Imported English Berge Clay Worsted Suits, in all styles of coats and $25 extra fine Tailored in all the highest grades of Men's $2 Young Men’s 3-plece Long Pants Suits, in qualities of $5 to 36 Young Men's extra grade All Wi Suits, in plain Dlacks and fancy checks, worth $8, $9 and $10 Men's Shield Bow Ties. Men's Sc and ibe Four-in-| Ties Men Boys’ 44.00 Knee Pants Suits.$1.40 Boys’ $5.00 Knee Punts Suits $2.66 Men's $2.00 Heavy Worsted Pants $1.40 Ibe Jars. nd Boys’ 7éc Caps.. Men's $2.00 Cashmere Pan’ Men’ Men's 4.00 Btriped Worsted Men's ttc White Laundered Dress Pants $1.85 Shirts ... , pags Men's Fine Ail Wool Parts In } Men's 75¢ Colored Stanley Sthirts, stripes and checks, worth $4.00 collars and cuffs attached. .8se senses 42.45 } Men's 7c and $1.00 Fancy Percale Boys’ $2.50 Calf Shoes........81.15 Dress Shirts, cuffs and ¢ollare Ladies’ $2.50 Dongola Shoes. .#1.10 attached Aes One lot Men’s $2.60 Felt Hats $1.15 Men's Sc Straw Hats ibe Men's $2.50 Derby Hats, black and brown 51.25 Men's $2.50 Hats in Derby ang $1.65 35e Boy! 206 Men's Lisle Hose in black and Men's $1.00 Black Sateen Over- shirts . Men's $1.6) Sweaters. Boys’ 50c Knee Pants Boys’ $1.25 Corduroy Men's $340 Ail Botid Cait shes | ai tan fe Men's tbc Cashmere Home... ..140 heavy sole baekstay . Men's 10c large «ize White Hand- ) Men's $4.00 Dress Shoes $1.95 kerchiets ... - 2c 2 Men's $5.00 Vict Kid Shoes. $2.45 Men's Silk 25¢ Suspenders..... $¢ { Men's $6.00 extra fine Viel Kid M Silk Neckties: a= % Box Calf . +-$2.70 Don't get into the wrong place. This sale is at 1003 First avenue, northwest corner of Madison, in the new Globe building, The Bankrupt Globe Clothing Co. ‘BRIDGE, Acsignes E. Corner First Ave. and Cherry St, Special 3 Days Sale of Men’s and Boys’ Summer Clothing Hats and Furnishings Men's Suits, in nobby mixtures, In all this season’s latest patterns, in the new olive and coronation shades, stylishly cut and tailored —for 3 days, special $12.50 Boys’ 3-plece Suits, large variety, all woo! fabrics, extra well made, suits that will stand the tear and wear that the boys usuaily re- quire—special for 3 days only— $3.25 stiff, Hght or dark, $3.00 in all the le seft, days special- $1.95 French Bilbriggan Summer Underwear, arment~ Men's Hats, st styles, auality—3 grade—special, 45 CENTS Remember, What We Say We Do, We Do Do H.LEWIS&CO Leaders of High Grade Merchandise per