The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 3, 1904, Page 8

THE SEATTLE STAR-FRIDAY, JUNE 3, 1904 7 COCO COOH Fisher & Lane Stone, SHAFER BROS. $7.50 | ks For Black | Embroider 7 s pal | Lemons by Mrs. Proper Attire for |} © i eit | Bar-~ Extraordinary gains at the Gentlemen Saturday Specials Caref r your trading he m @5e a pair for Women's A and invisible pin checks wl ir presence | ™ t READ THEM! READ*THEM CAREFULLY AND COMPARE WITH PRICI » ps » tweed ELSEWHERI n~ JC For dre black cb ts and Thibet and unfinished . . IN THE UIT DEPARTMENT IN THE HOSIBKY AND UN Veets in worsteds Now, listen a DERWBRAK DEPT ht t at on Splendid nobby, up t,| Men Hiik Web . | of medi ed ver-plated buckles if for Rove’ Hes 0 lite Beotch tweed, black cheviot skin ends, one pair in a box Hose, fast Ritan thei. Suits $15 Bcotch tweed, lack cheviet| skin onda, One pair 18 o be toe cheviot, jackets all sitk lined ° S7e| Nazareth Waiste for boys and ~ and some beautifully trim pair for Women's Black girls, always sold at 2 to Whit afer. pecial wits op as ee aee| ee to $3 ¢ 456 f er Cornet The tailoring, the fit and the s are only to be com cho f FANCY GOODS DE MILLINERY SPRULAL , ith ry highest cus iloring IN THE RWADY-TO-WEAR PARTMENT pared w the very highest « ral a DEPARTMENT © 1-Be for Women’s All Linen | 7Se for Women's White and The broadest guarantee is given with everything offered Outing Skirte of heavy faney Hematitehed Handkerchiefs Colored Car by the Shafer shop, of course cotton popline, trimmed with| with or without initial OL55 we Wenews iscalentins bh and white braid..61.50 r Women's Fancy Lace ates, dray otk, all cuiiaiinmenienitees w“ Pique Skirte in the ock Collars, trimmed with os — : E t * Sh ‘ f St in stitehed effect... 91.50 ie | HERE YOU ARE | nsitv win Ww Others with fancy bands 25 12%e for New Persian Stocks Your ot f any Dress Hat E l xte e 0 & o ta " ' “AFTER 6 SPECIALS tn ; xtra °< Specia our house at 64.08, Val ' H foan Black Silk Hose. The each for Women's Low ues up t | . - . ie ats : GREAT COLLAR BUTTON SALE | Sample Line of Every style from the finest Panama to the Straw Sailor Six hundred dozen of the famous Marvard One-Piece Collar Buttons. Every button gold-plated | Fedoras of fine straw are a new fad. These from the and warranted. Oth id sholl, sterling silver, pearl or sterling silver backs. This | Huttons ONL Y, the b arkable purchs purchase of 6¢ 33 i-Se and n the wortd, bought at e kind we have made famous Imperial Hat Co. cost $3.00. Straw Sailor, $1.00 up BELTS As we buy je will be on » a Mmited t —— these reduced p every variety of button made , ‘ and take your choice We mention jast « few bints of styles and pric or elts; no t very style un- Boys Wash Suits Gold Plated Buttons, regular price 1c | Gold Filled Buttons, wihes dic'ane 1/00 ; ; 7 each; apectal prive 2\e wale price a Be | der € n All kin crials, at Quite the biggest variety of Clothing for Boys in Seattle old Shell Buttons, regular price 25¢ each; sale price....... The metal ng ond duck, And the best money's worth Sterling Silver Buttons, regular price 26; os ereeee wise ‘ abuttetl Wash From $s op _Wool Swits $3.50 op EVERY BL TTON. at ARANTERD. Some Startling Specials tn the Big Bargain Basement H be dash Ihe 6%-inch Nappy Be} Pretty Ic Japanese Tea Pot 48e a f er y Ibe 4M%-inch Handled Nappy Be with wicker . for....8e] &-quart size, reguiar Téc. for Shirt hes » t Se Child's Mug Te Blue Pe Salt Box 56. Ne ee A very extensive show of new Shirts, wees, Sue ered Butter Dish 156 oe She} A i6-tnch thoyel Sitesi Granite Choice and Colla¢s for t mer is ready New York has MAL APTER 6 P. M ALL DAY | Colander, 20¢, f Be nothing better than can be found here € dozen Clothes Pins for Be anite Tea Kettle Am pretty ghiy po Incidentally, we've a special lot of Large bos Double Pointed regular S00, for | ished 8 Toothpicks, 600 in box, & 99¢!] our Dig barge J » Fancy Grey Half Hose at 1Sc a Pair for vijay | PUNT Mee. reaular 0c, for. | abe Celery Tray lhe ra al iol : A 5 ae mall 10 Cold Handled Steel | 48¢| iSc 6-inch Dist > « ned exclusively to wus. Fairly worth a quarter, Fry Pan for Ge| é-quart site, reguiar 65c, for 0c 8-inc Dist iae ling fast to be sure Eac Sh ht tet tte itp ty Dp Ae te te te ee te _— Toean stated that be pe that he had never tried smugelin the opium tn Victorta for — IN TOILS | = ne fireman Inspector largoet furniture store in the west 90c down and 50c a week buys a go-cart here -—~ @ credit is certainly good he Barney Logan. « ™ rested by ( Loftus thi « 1 was coming ashore from the st ship City of Seattle when Loftus jepied him. Te was suspected of pores, contraband opium tp bis and Loftus followed bim Orertad him tm the rear of the | Levee waffle house, a short dis m the dock, Loftus halled (a re mamaeaemmammmammmmemmemmemeamme sete rare H ANGED MARRIAGE LICENSES HE DR AN tance tae | John M. Baxter, %. — —_ cont — = hee afies i, ee a George, 22, both of Anac my God, this is my first of- | ter N. Foy, 23, and Eien, fall, | [seme exclaimed Logen, turning COLUMBUS, Onio, June %—Cart| both of Seattle: L. Tehtinen, 25. and white with fright Inspector Loftus then searched hin and found five pounds of optum secreted in the lining of hie he €nnex Second Avenue and University Street Arcade Bullding, Second Ave. and University Street A meeting of the King Co aunty Bar Bids will be opened tomorrow at the quartermaster's office for 8.876 tons of hay and 5.612 tons of oats for use in the Philippines. This is o'clock in Ju ge Grit- to take steps for of the Sate Bar will meet in this aged 19 years, was hanged) Manta Luarina, 3. both of Ballard morning for the murder of | one of the largest and most impor | iit, next month J. Guilberd, near Wasson, in| Special ‘Viatta Vita, Grape Ped roan y made by the | 0 « . } ; ove! eral firma trom Berg was a member of s gang and Fores, 2 pkas for 25e | cout. He placed the man under ar- over ral Stenography tramps. cont Creamery Co. 1116 lat ave. ‘ve | rest, and suspecting that there waa) Seattle ax a have already Typewriting and 7 sent in we . more of the opium there, or that | Thirsty Barber Got Hold of the Logan bad — It’s ‘Siler. | OREGON IS SAFE |®) Conventent | pa To drop in and for a few bolstered in ip ' The steamer Oregon, about which) cents dictate that letter Parasol is of sateen. in denim; parasol & | and have {t written on the\@e $10.50. with puffed ruffle is now wel t from the straits on|@™ | ty pewriter Try it once. | her way to She put in “ie mplices on board ac the vemsel, he detailed Inspectors Z Wrong Bottle and N H “4 4 The Well Dressed Woman | .0, 00 Se es / |contraband drug was found hidden attention wherever she may be, and there's no reason in world why you should not be well dressed. even though be lean just now. We offer generous terme $1.00 per (Special te The Star) | sleeping | Week—and the choice of the finest stock of Ladies’ Wearing Ap ae was Closely questioned by| " MISSOULA, Mont, June 3.—Pri.| the Inspectors and protested his tn<| : pare! ever on dispiay in this city | hocence. professing to know noth Neah bay 1 stowaways an ; : " be held on suspicton. i CG gata cag ge be en-| = M.M. Moe ji tantry te. don ‘trom ne eeu ef i bef » feud pany otclon —~ Standar rT? | urniture oO. ing : ; an great c ORMICK ye L. Schoenfeld & Sons Listen to the Band a and drank . i 1981. 422-424 Pike Street, Corner Fifth, ction thinking it was hia isi mplicated and his arrest is 1006 to 1016 First Ave. Wagner's full band of 25 pieces, |g Phone John 198 also suspect thet « third fireman Hae had bean tn Gorvice for 10 pears.‘ srahobie | SEATTLE BELLINGHAM TAOOMA Pleasant Reach, Sunday, June 6 Typewriting and Stenography ja LL nen i Q/DISCOUNT SATE ee ENS & CHILDRENS CLOTHING~ $10.50 A very pleasing Go- | §11.00-—A very neat Reclining Woodwork is solid oak Go-Cart. The body pretty deep gc rubber tired Cushs olored in one of the bunks In which Rich- ard Murphy, another fireman, waa) wild rumors were afloat yesterday, | Wear Negliee | real | ear : egiiee | Commences Tomorrow | Change Your | Shirts : Final windup of the great 30 per cent. discount sale with sensational sacrifices. U nderwear | ca a oS the groper.things ot tew| | Goaded into this perfectly reckless price-cutting, through bad trade conditions,| ‘ goes! : gain prices: | | we Il go the “‘limit’’ now for a few rcs | | Mare Are Poster ey ae. re Sean aa pi Faancy soft bosom suntmer Shirts, fine quality madras; | | ly | ‘ © segula P ois | Very finest quality imyported Underwear, made in Ger- lle and wool mixtures; regular price $2 on 7K many, pure fleece wool, natural gray; sold everywhere . d PPE O ESAS SAGs Hote wrrieese. ¢c0-9 +P be for $2.75; sale price....s.seccccesescese « wei vee es 1.85 Fanty Neglgee Shirts, new designs; regular price $100; Unmercifully Cut Medium, weight satural gray, Men's Underwear} gale price «.. «+ ‘O¢ Wald MEAs O0tb ICN bose ss <0.» 9 0: d-aennmeeiian wy —se eeeeececetmetans sunthtemenpemaeessemeercemmenemecse ) ight weight balbriggan Underwear, in blue, pearl buttons, moire trimmed; excellent value at O5¢; sale price. . , ee _ BI ASSO. ENT OF pout nd and the Ehiance Mure own? cony’ en Atte tn Le af ioe % 986% taunts id $7200 |e" $8.75 | St eo §12.60/1, fi TO 14. 00 fou ASAT. 60 ee oe ple. Goods exchanged any timts, i i Bui tat made by the res in rien. (weeds. and Scotch Cheviots and Mixtures, plain , ete, in, single and double-bre: touts = slims, teed.to fit like de m fancy Shirts, brie ~~ ty od er Allergen o ref aeration’ ta d preshing et apeveriies i tad bb sagt ’ ee hi Is; regular price $2.00; | | marvellous ste and ae ar “avit for, E 4 yor cme FF ot 6 ge? ulf,you want to fake advantage o ee ee eee $9.50 Suits ~ nd Bon storsrmoccreesios anenaneee nies Pe ore Worth Pow fer for... Lge, Fourin-Hand Ties 25e Fee es oe ve ecomn