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NEWS OF THE STATE TACOMA—Petor Busho, aged 4 who was hurt by @ polo which fell trom @ balloon, Sunday, t# not ex pected to live, 00 Lots are the bent cheap lots In ys blocks east of end of ea a Agne car lne and Those. Laay terms, Inquire oh Boren Bech Bothwell Sirabs, 188) i (NsvRAnce Rens: BALLARD—The Fourth of July ledration plans have been given sp and Ballard people will visit nelghboring cities A large part of business men will go to Bremer on as the guests of the Bremerton ber of comme dy chartered the s STANDARD FURNIT _ There Are Many Old Square i DILL > ‘ EVERETT.-C, W. Stone, of thi ij 1anos ty, will start an experimental clay | In on his white clay beds this} and there are lots of up veok near Bellingham. ‘The clay ts} rights whoue ow aid to of remarkab >I ae ere would Lik xd Sto expects to de \ | i! for bew you oldings extensively Pa Fa om rere Seri tet have & piano « that ; ry F > Wwarseeey aa. Kind, we will accept tt in | PORT ANGELES—Tom Parry .an Lisl fii, A dS TT place of a new oid pioneer and miner, was found wi on DP ereinway doad in his cabin near Lake Suther : EMBRSON land, Saturday. | > Z STARR. - = 3 THAYER. | OLYMPIA—Radward Gabriel, tor-| SS a RICHMOND. merly cashier for the Northern Pa Ne A. B. CHASE, ESTRY HBLLER eifte here, has been sane and committed to Ste adjudged in Jacoom. | | ‘ : PORT TOWNSEND—The comple- f tlon of the new municipal water system will be the chief Incentive! to the big Pourth of July celebra-| tion which is being planned for this | aly. for your worth. arranged bet “ a Tell us w ; BELLINGHAM — The arrange-| ano can be seen and wo ments for the entertainment of will tell you what we grand lodge bodiea of the Masonk will do. Sherman, Clay & Co. STRINWAY DEALERS. Tl Second Ave, Seattle. Ban Francisco, Cal Oakland, Cal. orders of the state are flow com plot The reception opens Tues day, June 13, and will close on June! 22. Governor Mead wili be one of| the first visi! He will take a degree in Masonry on the bee day, OLYMPIA, Mra George U. Piper, | of Seattle, ts tll with typhoid fever | in the Sisters’ hospital here “ust as you can’ store. ---just a little down” and your promise to pay the balance for housefurnishings at this, the “‘your-credit-is-good” HORSE HEAVEN—The problem « & water supply of this ® being satisfactorily solved liling wells, A good flow has been struck at @ depth of 166 feet and numerous wells are belag drilled mattresses (or campers— RRR KARR * * py home cribs’ like this are $1.25 Te Gav Winiee: \oraaee a special consolation prizes” ae & SPENDS SALARY IN PEA. * in the “happy home conte * NUTS AND HIS WIFE OB- * * JECTS * * * % Because Charles Heard, who * 98e a Sayed CS per Worm 20 @ cheek W This picture t# of a cot slab mattress, Made in our 2. © tel depettn store, * | own factory, good grade ticking and well made for ® spends it all in riotous living, ® this kind of mattress. % lo the reason why hie pretty & Single size, excelsior, price, each P5e ® wits, Gertrude Heard, says she & Single size, shoddy wool, price, each $1.25 ® wants 4 divorce from him. * sneaeaey ‘waar pnt etn SERS % The fair pisintife told Judge * ee fe Sell ore: aa d ® Albertson that the frisky you 'o. ng cot bed— * ke rloted prir y on Sun re ® days, with other women, tak- @ ® Ing them out to the parks and & For camp or steamer comfort there 1s nothing to # investing his carnings tn pea- & | compare with them. Of maple frame, strongly | ® nuts, soda pop and merry-o- . made; good grade striped ticking; adjustable to * n fare, instead of pa * four ee with arma. The Standard pene | ® the cher’s and grocer’s b 7 ” . . csscdbeae | ® The decree was allowed * —_— SE ane | 3 | “h h t Alask. Tee eeeeSeeeeeee appy nome camp an laska stoves— STRONG OPPOSITION. $1.35 contest news’’— } A very practical and lent cot f n PORTLAND, Ore, June 12 iy praeess ae Convenes ott Her che One Acre Flour milling Interests of the Pact | — finet woven were — . — a —well, now the “Happy Home Contest” ta closed and fle coast will have strong oppost-|— ™ maly we apring ane ane ei such @ “big job’” the judges have—it will take sev- are high, and tely under for convenience im handling and P—Five acres, new house, houses, close to lake and eral days to decide who have been the lucky little girla There were nearly 4,000 little girls who en- tion in the Orient at an early date, according to advices received here fast and ers renee A plant to cost $1,000,000 ts being Single size, 20 inches wide, the Standard nine tered the contest and be came “little Happy Home giris” down and ont lerected at Hong Kong capable of " 4 the judges want to take the greatest care to decide } party. ‘Over $500 worth Of} turning out 8,000 bags a day, and | i hana ae), 36 inches ‘wide, the oe “Suet right.” We will try to announce the names of the Blackbervies can be raised on! whon the mill is once in operation water . : Winners next Sunday {If it is possible to know tn time. Bere of this land. The richest] 1 t pelieved that little flour will eee Nee be shipped from the Northwest, a! though for a time at least, the mill must continue to use American wheat. Eventually the plan to se cure the wheat supply from the vast plains of Manchuria. A Brit teh syndicate is ——_ the mill Great Sancthais Railway greatly reduced round-trip iin King county and close in to fe. I can also use several men ‘Wages to work on this land - - BB Baguire of Kenny or RO. Smith at 3 in Times block, upstaira. iodey, as lam going E Wedding Rings, Wed- @ing Presents, in solid Silver and Cut Glass. cross leg canvas cot— ¥ v a mt for suc wu excursion tic to St. Paul, Sioux ‘ Houghton @ Hunter! city, Kansas City, St. Louis, Chi- 95e L-hole size, the St Jewelers cago, M akee and ot impor Crows Log Canvas Folding Cot; frame ts strong The : hole size, the 704 Ist Ave, tant Eastern efties of Ju bod — 116 and 1%, Mmited to ninety da | Temporary ticket office First | Yesier. Standard = price....... We aleo extra heavy a special fot of impor 2-hole size, 0 the Northern Pacific has arranged ¢ 4-hole size, the Standard price .... for specially low rates to Bt. Paw mattings a Chicago, ete. Tickets on sale June } ] 14th to 17th Incluatve. Call at N. P. | Ticket Office, Seattle, and arrange on sale } 7 fo or trt ns a The Gem Lightning Ico Shave, all metal; elsewhere | fogs thee week —tho Carpet Store made a splendid purchase of import mattings and 600, The Standard price is 250 gives here news of a apecial week-long sale of them NNER SETS HAMMOCKS EEE one ee eeee nintianmannnmnes Heavy China mattings, the regular 25¢ to 30c grades, special for the ; down, =tuya 8 } week, the yard ° 15e LEONARD RE- 3 5 step ladder chalr § x tino 10t ot tinen warp Japanese tattings, very new patterns, ali colors, regular } FRIGERATOR A splendid camp and house fix S60 and 450 grades, for the week, the yard , 250 . Go. OIL STOVES ture, Remnants of all grades gs, Tanging from 6 to 12 yards, the yard ,special{ OF Say GO- A 12%¢0} CART we have. 1-3 to 1-2 Less clining chair— - eee See ree clues } 3 f | solid comfort re- Si eaton Glass Jug, new tall | $5.00 grade 60-foot %-In. 3-ply, Rrereeese B3e | Rubber Garden Hose $3.49 down buys a great 4 Glass Berry Bywl, bell shape | $1.25 California Lawn Sprinkler, Buel apap iant 156 | we 8 team orme ..:.. 986 Buck steel range ° Lemon | $3.50 Large Roomy Hammock, . J $1.25 P | , “¢ te k »¢ a sso OE fancy Jacquard design, with Handy about the camp; the most A most convenient article to have and you can take a > large pill ‘ practical made; of solld maple, about the camp or home; chafr . D Meee Mone Butter Pot, with | larse Dilow $2.67 natural finish; strongly mallets quickly formed into a step} Whole year in which 4 —. 13¢ | ite 14-quart Heavy Retinned able iron braced; takes up very ladder 3 high; | ts wel { Folding Camp Stool, light and § gallon Su Milk Crock | Dish Pao tees little space when folded; extra made; g00¢ ne } Folding Camp Stoo ; § ‘7. gocher al ‘Se 28 Double Splint Wood Ed strong; each . T5e} Standard price, each g1.as}; tO pay fort it. 418 good. The Standard price ae y Heavy Canvas Grass | Basket 196 eee PARAAAD m OA EPG AAD rE ARI a [oanter with steel bottom..., | S0¢ No.8 Copper Bottom Tea } ‘4 - B9e Kettle, heavy ..........5 38¢@ } D@ eeesee . $2. Os Coffee Pot ... _ ye ax = For summer use at home or at ve ” L. Schoenfeld & Sons or summer use at home” oF at nd back but footboard ts of nd = g “Hurlbut | z this store extends the longest siat instead of caned, ‘ - | this store extends the longest , cypher # slats instoad of caned, as plc- ger ae ae See 1006 fo 1016 First Avenue and most liberal credit— tured. i olde ory compact: BELLINGHAM - TACOMA and woll mada Price... $2.95 Second and Union SEATTLE - “your credit is certainly good” here— ‘the key to credit” You'll like trading here--- folding reclining chairs— Each season we sell a great many more of these stoves for camp and Alaska use; use, ; made of best quality refined sheet iron: an hole size, the Standard price arry this stove with a they are most con- light, simple, strong and dur- ard price ard price ast iron top, made 320c Camp Chair, canvas seat, frame is hard wood. The Standard price is ° . 300 RR i5e A handy Httle hardwood stool for outdoor use, strong and well made, 18 inches high 550 ee