The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 9, 1905, Page 5

TRAN TREY YO THe Standard Happy Home ieee | F24Se wr avo ® | oe © corn WA mm » Ih Panes! hy special notice te our hundreds of “Little Happy Home Girls’’-- “Happy Home Contest’ ends Saturday eve. we hope little be sure Homo" fore ‘the evening ontent that every one of our Happy Home girix” will and bring in the “Happy and “advertisement” store this closes be closes is Saturday tho time the store always opon Saturday evenings-- Standard Furniture Co. L ag + page Ange & SONS t 1016 First Ave. BELLINGHAM ——————— AMERICA IS A VERY “BUGGY” COUNTRY TAOQOMA : INSECTS EAT UP MORE EVERY YEAR THAN IT COSTS TO MAINTAIN THE GOVERNMENT ee ; (Soecie! to The Star) pay for war ships, for the navy and 7 WASHINGTON, D. C., June 9.—/ the army, the Philippines and the Bwe are to believe the agricultural) Panama Canal. Here is what we @pertment, the United States is | annually lose by bugs : ‘ry buesy country. According to} Cereals .. ; $200,000.00 ; Ge department bugs eat up annual-| Hay and for ase ‘ 53,000,000 : & more than it costs to maintain | Cotton ..... 50,000,009 : Ge government, including that we)| Tobacco . 6.000.000 : ——e | Trunk crops 53,000,000 Sugars ..... 4.009.090 . Fruits Sbcdveseccss SUMOREED , Forests and forest pro- : ducts . + 121,000,000 , Animal products = 176,000.00 0. .+4 100,000,000 a. Trove ace the Dest be 2, ota is Products tn storag aity. Tue Same he Total $735, 100,006 ae Queen sme ae —> and] and here is what is charged up sem of Rees. mney terme, nqnive against the various kinds of be Geme. Grasshopper .. $ 50,000,000 dames Chinch bug . 60,009,000 Bothwell, share vee}. Hessian ay 40,000,000 Agans - Ri Ne! + | Corn-root worm “hee ners Rents Corn-ear worm Cotton-boll weevil . Cotten-boll worm . === | Cotton-leat-worm . a | Codling moth of apple . Pianos The plano you want | here—from the least ¢ pensive GOOD pian the finest that can made No matter how you pay you get a Gi PIANO, no matter much, you get your m ey's worth. We won't let you pay LESS than ts safe, nor more than is just. Pay by the month you prefer, Ask for « copy of the booklet, “Some Facts About Pianos and We Who Sell Them.” little D how on- Sherman, Clay & Co. STEINWAY DEALERS. ‘TIl Second Ave., Seattle. San Francisco, Cal. Oakland, Cal. Buy Your Clothing OT KLINE & ROSENBERG, 625 First Avenue. ‘s .t oF Fancy Hammock, with vf stretcher ara 53e¢ a lila am's Shaving and n ad q ibe 09 Torrey Razors, every one that ®uaranteed . - $1 word 0 | Me Do “ait ouble Swing, Canvas _ ia Strop ° : oe BoA 195 Revolving Lawn Sprinkler a With 2 brass arms 83¢ 3 D-foot pie Green 1 ‘ar pte ie “warrant 0 $3. 19 % fuss Nrivees Howe Reel with og, Wheels ......... 696 #& BARGAIN ‘ ELGER & HURLBU }now the re | York. | Potato-bug ... . 10. 000,0¢ Grain weevil . Army worm . 15,900,0 | Cabbage worm . 6,000.00. San Jose seale . 10,000,00¢ Total .. ‘ $293,000, 06¢ This only includes fourteen va rieties of bugs, 80 about $500,000,000 is to be up against the |} Yet wet yet we are prospe jand manage to export several hund }red millions of food stuffs and cot }tom each year. It might be added }that the agricultural department takes no account of the destruction worked by the “humbug.” PRETTY ACTRESS WHO HAS BUSINESS SENSE Who Makes Hay While the Sun Shines. NEW YORK they tell me I am beantiful,” Julia Sanderson, igning beanty in For Teachers Going East the Northern Pacific has arranged for specially low rate. to Paul Chicago, Tickets on sa 14th to 17th Inclusive, Call at N. P- Ticket Off eattle, and arrang for your trip. Join the Thousands Who Are Well Posted | and Buy Here 36e Oakland Brass Fan Nozzle and § 25. $1.25 All Double Bitted Ax 50¢ 0c Morrill Patent Saw Set 25¢ $2.50 Ruswin Nickle d Ratchet Brace, ball $1.69 1$¢ Black Diamond Mill File, only a little rusty She 26e Window Screens, 15 inches “high, extends to inches wide 1beé $1.25 Hardwood Screen Door 2-ft 8-in.x6-ft. 8-in., natural ofl finish . » Te 2d Ave. and Union St. | “I am young now, | says) the pretty actress, | New | “I know that I shall not be | Russian Blouse, “ Busters,” 98 DOZEN MEN’S Patent Leather Shoes, for Wash Suita, oto. Splendid Val HATS $2.85 ues. Splendid Spring Styles, Soft fT Men's Fancy Stiff Front Shirts, CHILDREN’S SHOES and Stuff, for less than Halt regular $1.25 kind, for B9e Seton 2 Mon's Fancy Stik Bosom Shirts, $1.00 Fancy Kid Shoes for...4i@ Regular $2.60 Suits for $1 15 =" regular Me 50 value, for B9e $2.00 School Shoes for ...81,.00 :) ty t 'c o oys" c Batee. “4 Regular $5.00 Suits for 2.85 | 61.00 Fedora Hate tor i Men's and Boys’ Fast Black Sateen |, 5 Quiited Bottom Boss’ Shoes Regular $3.75 Suits for 1.85 . Hy rts, 76e to $1.00 value, for $1.45 Boys’ Corduroy Knee Panta, worth | $4.00 Fedoras and Derbys for TQ). +..sscsee cevevesesees B5e¢ os. ah regularly 75¢, for .. + BAe | S00 Straw Hate for 1h¢4, 3.000 PAIRS FINE SHOES. me ” pies ALASKA OUTFITS FAt about Ha ort - TRUNKS AND - MEN’S FINE NECK- . Men, Women, dren, Extr@ One lot Blankets of grays, mix WEAR TELESCOPES })o00 sno ot tureo, eta values. from $1.00 to “ $5.00, sale price 450 Fancy Teck Ties for P } - foe New PourtnMands, Lag | Meavy soltd xine Trunks, regular!’ MEN’S FINE SHOES 65 © $2.95 one $4.00 value for | $2.50 Strong Shoes for $1.19 One lot Comforters By e Fine $7.00 Trunks for Shp PRegular $3.00 Vici Shoes, sole leat! UE oor Boots and wa 4, Rubber Fancy Handkerchiofs for 3¢ | 510.00 Trunk, strap attached, for or counters, go at ....-. $1.Gs} Blankets, ete., aro included in this Regular 2c Linen Handkerchiefs Men's $3.50 Genuine Glove Kid, go sale at Sacrifice Prices. at dastoecine 1 an) APE? hosed $7.75 Suit Cases for b Men's Fancy Box Calt, : a 8 Se | M AND BOYS’ SWEATERS. | gold Loathor $10.00 Sult C lined, $3.75 Shoos, go at. $1.25 and $1.50 Blankets for G@B@ | Sweaters for 37¢| $4. 95 Men's F Vict Calf Shoes, worth |$2.00 and $2.25 Blankets for OT @ | $1.50 Sweaters for TBe | 50 Telescopes for She) . $4.00. wo at 2. Bi [One lot heavy all wool Alaska $4.00 fancy all wool Sweaters for... | : itp Men's Full Dress Patent Leather, Blankets, values from $5.00 to vee BZ.BE5 | 86 Telescopes tor 45¢ | regular $5.00 Shoes, go at $8.00, go now for ie 50 wool Sweaters for .. $9 .3O | $1.00 Telescopes for 55e¢ ‘ $3.25 TO $4.6 |her maxima T ° 615-617 - Aven HE SEATTLE STAR—FRIDAY, JUNE 9, 905. “THE™ HUB — Why He Called Us a Chump A Talk for Men Only A competitor called us a chump the other day for @ Here thought it all out. The average elling our Hand Tailored Suits for $15.00 i| man can afford to pa ‘ 1 suit, The average “Why?” he exclaimed, “You can sell them for i man can’t afford to pa 0 or $25.00, The average $20.09, make that much more money and—the people [$) an ha ie Sis will never know the difference.” 1 acne t fe ste ena ti tech rs The argument was nothing new to us. Heard it Hi millionaire a Rapes ey gee ree ieee rd ie before. Believe part of it, but not all, Believe the 1k] wants at the pr he can afford to pay is going to do suits are worth $20.00 and know that the people |} —— . 13] the busine And we're doing it. Yo would never know the difference. Sut we don’t ; ‘ believe we're a chump. And if we are, we've got a 13] We don’t advertise these suits at $15.00 just to get sneaking notion that the people rather like that sort HW you into the store and then try to sell you something of a chump who sells a suit for $15.00 when he could HW higher priced. If you buy a $15.00 suit we're fied get $20.00 for it. 13} So you. We don’t give our employes extra com- We make money on every $15.00 suit we sell, H piisaions for selling the higher-priced clothes. They Not a fortune, but some. You'd be a chump if you Hy are on salary and they get it every week, and they believed anything else. We're not in business for | get no more, no less. Jove, We don’t pose as philanthropists. We pose H If we said things about our $15.00 suit that as business men and we're doing the business of the HH weren't true, we'd be chumps. But we're not. Now city this minute, principally on account of our $15.00 |$| we've given you a heart-to-heart talk, and it’s up to suit @ you to take it or leave it. On the Square Opposite Totem Pole believe In making the momt of the | she is making. gifts God has given me.” Wit Miss Sanderson And Miss Sanderson is into practice. She ts / thing making hay while the sun shines, piexion’ and abe is = into good nom | indorwe | ever Miss Sanderson wt!i a consideration for Brooks & Ca, 1331 tnd Ave. see's m Friday morning, June th, RECEIVER’S NOTICE PACE ANT to judicial orders, I give be young nor beautiful always, so I{ perishable investments, the money | Sanderson | alight honerartum. putting | Bejone’s New Tulip Cream, the best |Sanderson’s very beautiful pictures invented for the com-jare @nd exact it a se sa'e of the Big Monarch Shoe and Clothing Co. stoc Mr. Smith may Mins Sanderson's name and Miss in demand, and she is smart ough to know their market value WALLACE, Idaho, June 9%. Could President Roosevelt but see May John Smith name a new opr-}, Wise Little Mins Sanderson! the athletic work of his cousin, The Chamber Pi Commerce Maniset set after the beautiful Mins " " | William Roosevelt, at Moscow, will Teli You —_e—- ‘ | Idaho. Could he but hear the That smile of satisfaction always Special Rate. Special Rate. bleachers at @ ball game yell “Turn goon with “The Brooks” $3.00 Boftor!., rewis and Clark Exposttiin.}fo Lewis and Clark Exposition, | /008¢ on ‘em, Teddy,” as Roosevelt Stitt Hat, Better see the new ones | Oniy $5.60 for the round trip. Spe-}Only $6.60 for the round trip. Spe-| t@ko# the box, and then could he they “can't be beat” EB. N.\ cial N. P. train leaves Seattle SSegelal N. P. train leaves Sentthe #:30/ #00 the heavy batters on the oppos m. Friday morning, June th. | ing team melt away in one, two, low the new schedule of prices to govern As same are offi- cial, no deviation will be allowed, and any customer failing t to get goods exactly as advertised will confer a favor by repo (Signe Fine Imported Scotch Tweeds, Cassin Regular $6.50 Suits for $3.35 Regular 7.00 Suits for 3.65 | Regular 9.00 Suits for 4.80 | | SOCKS AND SUBPENDERS | Heavy All Wool. Alaska Socks, for the || Worth 50c pair, for ... | | Men's Warranted Fast Black Liste | Thread Socks, 15¢ value, for T@ Men's Fancy Lace Front Socks, warranted fast colors, worth 26¢ | 765 YOUTHS’ SUITS | Neat, Nobby, Style |] Young Men. All the Newest Materials. Perfect Fitting. Regular $4.60 Suits for $2.50 pate, foe ¥ 4 le Regular $4.60 Suits for... 4.7% » Suspenders for ... ee | | Regular $0.60 Suite for... 4, a Mesliy Waipladens her’. Aiaed Rogular $12.50 Suits for... G85 | imitation President Suspenders tor | 400 17¢ Oe > dent Suspender oO 650 CHILDREN’S | “ts, Pent soem Bhe SUITS 2 and 3-piece Sulta—Norfolks, MONARCH SHOE AND cm mem © §=6§917-1990 Fi Of Postoftice ce) 765 MEN’S SUITS rting to me in person. Hours of sale for Saturday: 9 a. m. to 12, 1 to 5 and 6 to 10:30 p. m. New goods recently taken from the railway warehouses are now unpacked and ready for sale. d) B. ALEXANDER, Receiver. neres, Serges and Cheviots. All Suits Fitted Without Charge | Regular $11.00 Suits for $6.35 12.00 Suits for 14.00 Suits for 30 CASES UNDERWEAR. 6.85 8.15 SHOES. Regular Regular The largest stock and best assort- | Women's $2.25 Dongola Shoes for ment of medium priced Men's Un-| s+errsseeere ceecesreees $1.15 derwear in the State. |Women’s Fancy Dress Shoes, | hand turned soles, worth $3.00, for Regular 85c Underwear for 18¢ | $1 50 Mon's Silk Minish Egyptian Bal- | - briggan Underwear, regular $1.00 Women's Fancy Patent Leather value, for . b, Shoes, worth $2.50, for..¢7 49 Men's Fine Modiented vi ndorwear a ‘8 Po nt Tip, Turned Sole, . 33 | $3.50 Shoes, for .. 6 Men's Heavy California Overshirts ts . $1.75 that sell in all stores for $2.60, on | ¥ canons nsion Sole Dongola salo here for Walking Shoes, for 88¢ worth $4 10 Women’s French Heel, regular $5.00 CLOTHING COMPANY rst Avenue poy ede «: «| Roosevelt’s Cousin Is A Wonderful Slab Artist the local team will be able to make all opponents hike down the line with a battery such as Roosevelt and Holohan will make. The other players will be practically the same three “order, with strike-out after | as on last year’s team: Cartwright, strike-out, and after the game is | Wilson, Holohan, Hanley and Gibb. nded could he hear the shouts of] Roosevelt is certainly one of the miration that fill the air for his| pitching wonders of the baseball relative, he would have good cause | season at the university. He weighs to feel proud of the old family| more than 200 pounds, and is an jmame that is always so closely as-| athlete in every respect. His “in- |sociated with the strennous life. shoot” is sald to be a wonder, Roosevelt, the sensational find| Early this year he wandered on the at the state university at Moscow, /| field at Moscow and, being asked | has been secured as pitcher for the| to join in a practice game, struck lw allace baseball team this year.|out nearly every man and won a He arrived here Tuesday, and prac-| place on the team. In a match tice will begin in a few days. Guy| game recently he struck out 25 Holohan, a well known Wallace | men. boy ho has been catching Roose-| Roosevelt is studying mining en- velt at the university, will go be-| gineering at the jhind the bat for the university, and local team. | will do practice work in the Coeur Manager Harry McKinley says that d'Alenes this summer. GUY'S SATURDAY SNAPS Get in line with tho rest and save money. Not an item on the list that will not cost you from 50 per cent to 200 per cent more at other places. Pepsin Coffee 4 1-2c This is the best headache remedy made. Is abso- lutely harmless and does not affect the heart. Costs 10 cents elsewhere, Guaranteed to cure every head- Lithia Tablets 16c Murray's Effervescent. One in a glass of water makes a sparkling mineral drink. Cures kidney trouble, rheumatism, etc. Better than the bottled lithia waters on the market. Costs 50 cents at other places. Goggles 6c and smoked. ellent for a snow country or for keeping dust or cinders out of the eyes. Cost 15 cents and 25 cents elsewhere. Rat Paste i6c ric Rat and Roach Paste is me that will absolutely bedbugs, roaches, ote. 25e boxes for 16¢, Ext. Witch Hazel 6c Green on of the few make away with rata, Never fails. Tomorrow Half pint Dickinson's full strength. Costs I5e at any other drug store in the city. | Sale from 9 a m. None to other druggists. We Fill Prescriptions for Half (Just half the association schedule) DRUG STORE YESLER 4" SECOND OPEN ALL NIGHT RELIABLE TRANSFER CO. A His label on | ; your Presorip- |Baggage, Furniture, Storage) tion eartes P | sponds with the Office and storage room, 1215 First mark “Ster- avenue, Postoffice building ; ling” on si m, lo Sunset 902; Independent, | wie 1013 Sec. | SHAW'S DRUG _ | ond Ave. _STORE, |Chicago LoanOffice Hanon oe MARKY SILVER, Prop. | STREET wirie he 117 Yesior Way. won vRasy Bi guatest piece te'borvew money on aan SUPPLY ca diamonds and all kinds of jewelry, Phot CY Mptrictly confidential ie School of jogra| phy frea te Amateurs