The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 3, 1904, Page 7

THE SEATTLE STAR--FRIDAY, JUNE 3, 1%. ? of the hospital has been con ter. | | peng large, and the mob in| trot tart to finish. James F. | whict mmer ¥ h to death. GETS FIRST PRIZE}: ak ta afer torest in the various charities of the| Count Alexia Tolstoi hung a se « j. an at seri ie J ee, 1S a gt Rape sa sh "a SATURDAY THIS INSTITUTION RECEIVES THE MOST VOTES | interest ome was shown es : ant met ! | yesterday after when an im-/a frame of harsh unwieldly wor ; af th < » the IN THE CHARITY CONT EST CONDUCTED BY THE | ™en#e crowd gathered at the ud of power " > W. Bird n avenue store to hear the announce patio ane | boyy ‘ eton, the partner of Joe Fulton, | : “BIG STORE” _ : p Rang A Ao wy allea 1 the play the rapid tranat-|did very well, Hin death pose, | yu wl y he management} 18" the Terrible because ff] the decrepit old me » Tinpres ao excel ne 1 ! This morning the Bon Marche an- ly dolighted, The Crittenden Home lot that by both, . :m wn " nt alt with the most monstroug#ova} © Meee tg gag yes (last Mente Me i sad to taking sieouing 5 red b qvery-Cay Racca Bounced the reault of its gg ata Guerre paren Tee ibis tele Seba tas he ae hing of interest oF of Any save the great, and)s much-needed reat for a time, th I sha 1¢ to a » regularly, Loolé ce eereing te the 1 that within the past week liar attention to the needs. of the {valve aE ae en iets of the exorbitant prices| profession many years ago. Alta for theny, and bear i 1 that the goods offered og lency | Wayside Mission and asked ite|tnd, there. too. In fact. one or| charged for the Mansfield engage Phi o ata very well le tn cht r ei Ries ' , entine teat next nett ore Co vote for this Inatitution. jiwo acts of the piece could bé} ment, the Grand was well filled ji a no Mise Retelle Redmond. | popular # 7 tively. | theularly : |dropped out and the sequence | last night [Lastio, Visden, as FRecoay Pentions THE FOLLOWING FOR TOMORROW, MONDAY, The count was completed last might,| ner, “You cannot speak too highly | Music and Nature "Wace henna see “MY PARTNER." Jens, whose financial attractions AND TUESDAY many thousands of votes having] of our appreciation. A hundred dol-| makes his « tion af the} ‘The Bd Redmond company pre-|Proved too much for the gallant FANCY EVAPORATED PEACHES Carefully been cast during the month the con-| lars will be a fortune to us and will! Wagner's full band, Pleasant linnuman. ty pe thel beh sented “My Partner” at the Alcazar |™4Jor, was worthy of mention. packed and pared, retaining tt ict runoing, The winners) just put us on our feet again Beach, Sunday, June 6 Be thing he ha . The pro- last night 4 the performance | The play will continue for the rest oo I : - ¢ Pome i ms are ‘inal At the Orphans Home the situa. page 4 duction is magnificent, the com- held the Interest of the a udlence | Of the week pane : nati pound, per < t ‘ ee iaston 00| tion is similar, It {# not known just | perm prep ‘nil ?REN > 3 eet momical beca Tre House of the Good Shep : | what wi be or | he $15 s0| | “THE BUFFALO MYSTERY they need no ening When cooked will e 50 | awarded this institution, but Matron Tt Is evident that the theater-go serve, plump, whol y and de io a snap at Orphans’ Ho fourth avenue BE. Cameroy his me « « © shows of the ° é in Milevleds ueiees..-.-r-2-, 400] fom, thax there were many sommaats THE HUB Caen ad oe eee 8 pounds a "ose Florence Crittenden Home 100} to be and that the windfall t , rateh is th | GRAPE NUTS—The brain food and ular break The checks were sent to the win-| waa ox timely | owe ul run at th 1 ast WOW es , ning charities this morning and| The $250 won by the House of the | thie wook fh theater has been . om, 6 - 2 for 25¢ there was much ing he! Good Shepherd will © the sisters packed dur ng the entire « °- pow Sr ids pavonia ’ _amainine ie to sen The ened Grocer. , The while the § the | wil be given tomorrow night | 503 PIKE STREET. good had not je Mission b be i ag 4 to most sensational | Phone M. 998; Ind. Agg that institutton when a Star man! ap on various vements ‘a WEI plays e Sethe Mystery, “EAT TO L IVE! ” called for an interview this morn-| The funds of the latter have Oma liad " _ Rat A . Vou Ls eld’. Co., 1116 Iat ave. ove FREDERICK & NELSON, «tn ‘6 dd @2eoseeeooos00s00c02902C00 Complete Credit Houseturnishers Store Closes Tomorrow Night at 6 o’Clock THE SALE OF MEN'S SUITS AT Fancy Sox, 12 1-20 | Tomorrow Is the Last Day of The Hub IS drawing to ITS finish ad : AN EXTRAORDINARY . . : oninie , , | TWO PAIRS FOR A QUARTER Ou t S ] Off NO -STORE COULD KEEP UP THE | ce a rExtra pecia Carpeting TEN cst Uke Volo tnd tay tn basinens | steel gray sox that usually cost age a pair. | Until tomorro ight a good assortment of patterns VEL " reeTrrep | Hurry up! | be che ong sewed, laid and lined a Regul: “worse’n this,” as Huckleberry aye. | : prices $1.25 and $135. BRING YOUR ROOM MEA vested bp nates . . te, ste Bet geld 5 King Quality Shoes COULD EVEN PROMISE $20 SUITS | . » on > > i , ca for $4.98. But couldn't deliver the goods, | EVER WORE A PAIR? A Few lene From the Housefurnishing HERE'S ALL WE CAN DO. li > it's a safe | | | Section Men’s Suits, Worth $20.00 | 3: bis Thi floor section is maki tabl tion fo: i iieoit tn the qreces of local bonsckespers, One tect which ts and $22.50, for $12Z2-B5 i. i.e next when pre-eminen uy the car of the popularity of our Housefurnishing NOBODY CAN MATCH 'EM. If you Section is this—-WE SELL DEP ENDABL. E GOODS AT RIGHT . x The first are gone PRICES. find you could do better—gnoney back —- -— without argument No Shoes like these AT RAMAKERS "Royal Clothes Sale of Men's White Vests, |»)! 0 even Wringer $3.75 $1.00 If you blow in Five eer, . THESE VESTS ARE OF WHITE Or Six Dollars ‘This is a High-Grade Wringer or polka dotted duck, pearl buttons. Sold Oxtoed 1 St ! With enclosed cog wheels; has all over town at $1.50. You can buy them re Tro HROUGH a very unusual blun- steel ball bearings and im- : ‘i ahh om eah 50 . Gaaih’ iets, naen aa Somer Gh sigkvins 6s & veees $1.00 Sizes and a'l styles $3. d ‘eh t ‘ b spreading the clothes; rofls er, we have too many pianos by are of best white rubber, fourteen guaranteed for 5 years. Price Just Se You Get That Habit---Trade at | : dieses bieadidiaomenDeniiein | _ 98 Set ae Mr. Gilbert in Portland ordered for the ~~ Sensib le Sad Irons Set "6 A Streeters Cold Handle Sensible Sad Irons, per set of three trona, Everett house. with handle and stand, our price oe BAe “em Mr. Ramaker, of Seattle, did the same. The Ocean Wave Washer, $9.75 That’s how it happened ts. iii This Washer is fast gaining « Teputation as the highest grade, ; PI : most practical and lightest running Washing Machine on the market. We guarantee it abso! ad against ~——— of cast- Inge Price oreee . + seeeee $9.75 FREDERICK & & NELSON, s(lne) Complete Credit Housefurnishers Second Avenue, Madison and Spring Streets We have sold these instruments in this city for two years at full round prices. ‘i On the Square, Opposite the Totom Poto, Pioneer Square We have never had a complaint. Yet we cannot advertise the name of the piano for the reason that our contracts Pacifie Coast Clothing Co. _ | The Great Sale of Broadway Clothing Company’s ¢ lL Bankrupt Stock _ Pretty quickly the last lot of Suits will be gone and then to duplicate such bargains as these will be impossible; for, without question The Greatest Clothing Bargains of a Decade Are Here We let that statement stand for all it’s worth, We mean every word of it. It’s endorsed by hundreds who have bought here already. Saturday's sales will transcend anything heretofore attempted ° er" $5.15 Bs 398.75 Men’s Pants | Boys’ Suits oo pairs of Men's Pants, handsomte styles and fabrics, || Boys’ School Suits, two of three pieces, worth $3.50 and worth 5.90 and $4.00, al, the pale’ coos a Rice! $2. 15 |] $4.00; on sale Saturdayeat...eccsen ronneseeess $2.45 sere Bankrupt Stock Furnishings ik STORE, A GREATEST. VALUES EVER OF DIN THE HIS TORY ©) with the manufacturers specifies that they shall not be advertised for less than the regular, fair, set price. Everybody who buys before Sat- urday can get a credit of from $75 to $95 as a first payment. All we'll ask you to pay is $10 as a guarantee of good faith. STANDARD AND DOMESTIC THE BEST MACHINES THAT VER RUN. ] No agents, no expense to sell. | more th ne-half saved in price. Shuttic machines, $16, $18, $22. No use paying « big commission. CLINE’S PIANO HOUSE : Corner Second and Union. INTERESTING DAYS FOR PIANO BUYERS Closing Out the M. D. Pease} Stock of Millinery We are still closing out th Pay the balance in little drafts of $6 or $8 a month. The sale closes on Saturday night at 10 o'clock. Safe to say that by that time the last piano will be gone. ng here at of how prices a PIANO DEALERS 1305 Second Ave. 100 Tailored Suits $10.00 and $15.00 Redueed | from $18,. $20, $22.60 30. 1312 g pr & Childs Second Ave “Af Ppposite the Aronde Bldg = PAGRIOOQAST fa a pes cyanate St a ‘ aieiani | 900 FIRST AVENUE lis adi: ‘cael