The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 27, 1906, Page 5

SEATTLE STAR—PRIDAY, APRIL WRITES OF INDIANS, Straightforward Dealings ——Small Profite——Many §ales-— That's Our Motto RIVES OPINION, <ssScages bp 2616-2617 First! The Bee Hive |20% 267 First ee RENTON NOTES | “susp szxnthns GREAT . —————) ae SS ee B ANKRU PT Values of anExtraordinary Kind for Tomorrow, Saturday sp. The pipe line rans pro of the Denny reset ot ma Cooma Clay Works, and will have to be we oun oman is a Bi on unt of the Denny ' ( Clay Works washing out the bluff se ruse nua . Lace Curtains for Spring They are exactly the quality you will Boys’ Knee Pants made from the finest ca res and wors buy when you do purchase Lace ( SALE { ang \ 9 m ee eng o> = for spring and summer, and if you ta ad P i r t { pattern see a via n © town about $4,000, F THE vantage of thi le, you will save at feast Hive price for Saturday, only sve lead one in a Catholle Mra. Joe Woods, of Renton, is the 2§ per cent __ | Boys’ Brownie Shirts, sizes 4 to 12, made ' question WHS 7 sappy mother of an eight-pound . « © 6oe Nottingham Lace Curtain 5 ry from the best quali rting Is and eense for he : ~ long . ; ‘ i2¢ cheviots, medium dark dlor Bee pd another Cpa . Mr. and Mra, Lewta Meauke $1.00 Nottingham Lace Curtain 3 yard price for Sat ont 19¢ gems womat attice Reaton, are rejotcing over the ar | s long 68e -npllhet ival of a bab ‘ SS fret mar we gh capone intel 20 PIKE $1.39 Nottingham Lace Curtains, 4 yard " he ey, the town marshal o mae were COM) penton, Wil Start O8t es what be * long D8e¢ $1.75 Nottingham Lace Curtains 3 ard long $1.25 Phenomenal Values in Muslin Underwear Judge not the qualities by the prices here quoted, as each garment i | made married in tt ‘and any mubsequen a dog crusade to pick up all ha cin the town not wearing a Fou be ee k no notice iieonse tag _ a which ‘ United States Court Sales do not occur every day Saturday's News | Shoe On reliable footwear we guarantee our You may never again have a chance to buy Clothing, Hats, Furnishings, Shoes, etc., at such prces as quoted below. SEE THE WINDOW DISPLAY sanitary galvanized garbage. cans— SUITS, FURNIGHING GOODS, 00 Men's All Wool Suits cw te eeeesenees ee eee 83.85 Worsted sults we show a can whieh the Health Department recom mends, It is m of extra heavy galvanised tron, haa cover that fits tight inside and ta strongly braced with cout eal steel brags, making same a vory strong and durable garbage can. In these sises perfect fitting, and beautifully finished $1.50 Ladies’ White Cambric Skirts, 18 inch ruffle, trimmed with lace in $16.00 Men's 1% $2.25 Ladies’ White Cambric Skirts, 18- | Prices are the lowest inch ruffle of embroidery, also lace trim $1.50 Ladies’ Cambric Night Gowns, lace $18.00 and 620.00 Men's Vine Tailor Made Suite . 80.75 —— PANTS. loc Handkerentefa Zoe $2.50 Men's Satin Calf Shoes, dou ibe Handkerchiefs, hematitehed ows de work hart to improve their »pecial for Saturday PD. Rickefeller has given a : $2.00 Boys’ Cromo Calf Shoes, all po to the Bas eveland fire de town. Stor... 1 This |v Gra eee 1 want o» and I want it bad,” 1étneh 2. $2.50 Strong, Durable Pants 26e Linen Handic . cel 1 ble soles, sizes 2% to 51%. Special : @ Pitsburg has re the ctreus 2Oineh B.75 $3.00 Wool Pants . $145 Canvas Gloves he _ eck. specs se See - DBe 8:.3c fies’ Satin Catt Shoes, double ee secretary of the ball You do? Well, what's your act? $4.00 Wool Pants, beautiful pat Buapenders, aiik web $1.98 Nainsook Lad Night Gowns, OB Hg ener Pte 1 < a Per vepual pass that was sent | What cam you dot IMPORTANT terns os Guapendere “ high and low neck, with yoke of lace and |] , %i%¢8 9 to 13%. Special for Saturday a Diy expe ‘ Tm a tight rope walker : Pn ine $5.00 and $6.06 Fine Dress an’ £0 and $3.09 All Wool Sweeters mbroide Special $1.39 | $2.25. Ladies’ Vici Kid Shoes, medium and oe ia pas tbs r “ No job for you by I could ws we are exclusive Sesitio na 82.75 61-35 Ladie fisiin D eee light soles, all solid. Special for Saturday ear as last a rope walker, but no tight rope agents for the famous $5.00 Leather Vailecs $2.50 og tery ce ee ee ¥ : $1.85 me thle walker, We insist on sobriety ta OLD HICKORY — the $10.00 Leather Suit Cases, Satin Special . . 19¢ / i White | \ pees A Word From Josh Wise | this efreaa.” original, the gensine sHoEs and Leather lined $455 i Child’s Muslin Drawers, deep ruffle 50 Ladies’ White Canvas Shoes,extension : Summer furniture enne Vied end Cait Gite Shake a'Ghen ait Sadia dod armen pecial 10¢ soles. Bee Hive Price ‘ $1.25 4 and Working Shee 20¢ nd 206 Fine Silk Bow Ties, latest styles $3.00 be O¢ Mik Neckties, four-in $1 down wil! buy a BUCK Stee! Range here. Kimonos _ | Hosiery Specials for Women and Heavy i te ar “ =, double sol a a + 15 i j See Standard Farntare Ce, IBS sand ah ia gany ge nee) aan jer's missed th’ whole style Women’s | Boys’ and Misses’ target by almin’ too L. Schoenfeld & Sons Ladies’ Fine Cotton | Boys’ and Misses’ Q and UNDERWEAR. 1006 to 1016 First Av. FOR BOYS AND YOUNG MEN ; Hose trong Black Co $2.00 Fine Ali Wool Underwear [515.09 Young Men's Bult, double Y Peg ae ow ton Hos $1.25 Medtun Wetght t a Ali Wool and styl Men's Bult, &-plece, lor $5.4, fad actual alye 124% lowa river this summer.” Just what j 4 ihis reasons were he would sot di received $1 vulge.—-Oxford (Ia) Leader. Light ale price Satur-| for >a fay...,. 8 1-3¢| °°; -:: 5 LOE Masim Gorky from someborty just before eh Rossin, Hm, what Pics taillionaire is over in Russia’ $15.00 Young Men's Tatlor Butts Moye Bulte, Double-bre be Extra Heavy Jersey Underwear, all cotors $1.00 Linen Mesh Underwear, One of Geo Gould's sons is a champion tenis player, ‘The Goulds Arrow Hrand Colliers, 3 for Cluett Shirt The celebrated $5.00 Harlow Rhoes $2.60 Lion Brand Hat President Suspenders frieh Linen Handkerchiefs, I for we MATS. $2.00 Fine Pur Hata € different otyles ». : always were #trong on the courts summer weight dhe > ome hen Ln fabian Maan ty Black Cottos . the matter? What's (h¢] ney Gave the Actor a Tria, | (As Joe Ramsey.) Tée Balbriggan Underwear. doe] "Yrs S20 Wearer, pt Some: ar aa esked the man whol OU) = ~ S80 Light Mell ewan Underwear |». im seamless, fas «, | ° . We the extge of (he crowd Come into the garden, Bill, 5 Extra Heavy All Wool #torm | coarse rib, double it shesoinn SUilt waiting for Jack London and | Xn give me your cheerful ald, * Berge, double-breasted, vp ie retailed for 18c. | del dik tne, ae eae alone dit they | Dowie to send @ word of sympathy | Por the sun has killed the winter (30 years, only s2n5 75¢ Short Kimonos, wide and narrow cuffs Cale MIE SR, EN eons. “ -“ ive say so! How did thy jto Gorky chill SHIRTS. Tee and 81.90 All Wosl Boys Special 196 ale dea 12 ur- Hive price x” . . | eR And you'd better bring the spade 9 mate * Lo one il aeenais ron day, only ¢ Dy wel bor oot went wae couvert Where Was Willie? Pull soon our neighbors and our yt sate Shoes, durebis ana $1.25 Long Kimonos, , wide sleey eae ie Mr. and Mra. Bill Wills, of Water friends we'th filt ndored . y Weeeey « ean ‘ a. e then ' pee Shore chan one bad |Gap. are in town today shopping. —] WIth talk of the garden we've| | $1.90 Soft Froot Hhirta, beauful mH $1.75 Long Kimonos, wile sleeves. Svecial Fancy and Plain Neckwear and whee been changet into a goes | Ashland (Ky.) Indepen den’ mas $1.66 Bhirts, slik and linen. .@5¢ $1.35 Belts Spee Set motion the! sacneld, Ma, was only fel The Working Shirts all colors . PEXTRA SPECIAL CONTRACT ‘Se lowing the Leonard Wood method * eooee. A Genuine Wrapper Bargain FOF | 15¢ Ladies’ Embroidered Collars, ia’ plats Mast Obliging Gentieman xt benevolent assimilation SE Monarch Mhirts F white, blue, pink and black. Special O¢@ Saturday Saturday we will place on sale 10 dozen of the celebrated “Cooper” Wrappers, famous for their fitting and wearing qualities , made with extra wide skirts and long sleeves. The values are $1.00 and $1.25. They come in all sizes from 32 to 46. Bee Hive price for Saturday will be only We AMUSEMENTS. AMUSEMENTS. NOTICE To Third. Avenue Ss SPECIAL FEATURE. SUBSCRIBERS tor Lite Bro« Marvels Turnover Embroidered Col- lars ial . 813¢ 25¢ and 35¢ Ladies Lace Collars, with tab in white and cream. Special .........19¢ 15¢ Ladies’ Wash Belts, gold and silver buckles. Special ... i mee 10¢ 1 lot of Ladies’ Sitk and Leather Belts, in all the ne t styles and shapes, worth up te S10 vecial for Sutra 4Ae 6c Lad Wanted. —Groum-coach —_— shly understands hunt Gptieniem ltustruted. horses; elxht years Tadian Jim,” who loafe about Tdiation. warried when town quite often this spring, say# M Remedy Abbe we can ernest Lonel Siching tm the Tekima Burts: potatos MESO ‘ ¢ AO per ton, White River potatoes Eepere— Wellington (Rag.) After Thi QUGIT per ton; Cal new prtatown th . s 4c: Yellow Denver ontonn Me . 8 per owt bet, | oe Relieved to be dying In At the hate worn by men near you cabbege. Lee han he: eurrete, Me. Geronimo’s record, Note the style, “set,” and general | [0% baa gt Bnet he So probability of his appearance; ten chances to one the | Lie, hothouse letioce, & & Marring tour if he dies good lookers™ ate from the Seattle *% a Hat Factory, 1310 24; and resolve we “ talking in Chicago of that henceforth only hat« from that fark pas box. @ ine Sims i raliroad that will run 10- place are good enough for you. Then to New York. Say what/act. Prices from §2 to $4 for va Peulte pT oy ed apples. or g | ackle "4 Look For the Sign of the Bankrupt Sale Vegetabios $2.50 Plate, all atyles, shapes $2.80 Hate, Lion brand ...81.68 Should your copy of The Star fait | to reach you by 6 o'clock any eve ning, please do us ‘he favor to call Russell & Drew, Mere “The Most Popular Theater.” ONIGHT a (A Wooden All Week, faturday Matinee. |R other fin Summer I ep our main office (Sunset, Main “RUINED LIVES.” 1050; Independent 1138,) between 6 but those Chicagy fel- way op holee eranges Between Second and Third Avenues a, 2.262 tangerine oral An Interesting Play, New Scenery | and T o'clock, and we will send ee i <4 i basket figs, ite Y Call im boxes, per and A STRONG COMPANY you a copy at once. If you should argains : lb bee: Week, Starting Sunday Mati- miss it more than once, please tele- en a found oat tem: whele corn nee. oli ne Meason's Great- phone us every time you miss it. Fe saath Fae ot a eRtken torn Eel per | LLOYD TRANSFER CO, Ino. oa inawein Triumph. — Plain Baths 12 1-2¢ In this way we can be certain of FOR SATURDAY i ern gt mee, EM, bar, ton: mile, 1 Baggage Express. istliguliain giving our subscribers a perfect ser- Furniture and Heavy Hauling. “A TEXAS RANGER, . vice—and it is the only way. rrvat tine tere — enone cont | Heady's Barber Shop | *?# stax pustisuixe co Selected Split Bamboo Rod, silk woven, cork handle, Getta tip, great value; Saturday | .......0eeeees y= Hing, 0 per ton, off cake meal, per ton: bran. 89 per ton, shorts per ton; chopyed feed, SQN per | 4 ; Lime and Cement. Portiand cement, mnported. per vei, | $2.4: Portiand cement, Callfornta Both Phones—1686. Woat New York City A) BF nm SS | eopvuaesrate Office tn Diller Hotet Open Day and Night. Been: Costumes. No Change Cor. First and Washington. For bargains in Real Eetate sce Page 6 bie tream in-Ou jon re be Bol. 200, lens Be for returned bage, | a ae Butter and Cheese. ri. per bbl. Sf lime ot . oche Harbor, pet bhi. 1.35 ington ercamer i ee EE a. fresh bete fire trick, per M. $000, plastering haat bain, per ib, be; metal lath, per yard Sine ome Prepared ] asc Ful SENT TO ASYLUM, Salmon Ee nee Brass Mrs. Margaret Lonfquia, of 1992) , 11th ay. N., was yesterday commit Round a . wa . od to the state insane asylum. Mro Carpenter's Poultry faut » 7 oe . temo t ufquia had been taken to Europe rule, 2 een tele. fo, BOIMe: | ad carefully treated for five y Ja Tin Bait Box, foot reseed. per Ib 19@He. | but the mania has grown steadily og ite. drenen th PE@ite, lve ducks, per ih to . L 2 4 206 4dreas.d, per ib Gite bg KEEPS STREETS CLEAR We Are ook All Steet Meats : ¥ os ” tm o% Ordinance provisions requiring rs | re oo foot Greased hogs pet Ib, ive rubbish will be strictly enforced | tuc eth: a Live Steck hereafter. Orders to this effect | been issued by Streets Sup No. sheep. per ib, Oe: ewes. per | /*Y * per ib, Me: cows | intenden sive, per ih t@%ei|in the department } Walters to the inspect on 208 First 19 lied Fish TO BUILO GAS TANK, | tee 1p Hatthut. per tt ” heel ather Point | dressed. per t The Seattle Lighting T oie salmon, per tb ~ has filed a petition for the vacatiol t F vet | per es eee or of an alley extending through ft opcoa Ss he shrimps, (per, Ih ite: | trosen tisek | block of land at Oth av. and Merce cod, per 1 . r ine coe per "3h + at, in order that it may erect « ga ; ae eas Old Copper iver amets, Soe oe fad |tank on the property { e e Fir b n ie “sai Ds WE. L ° 3 No habit so surely leads to weal! : ' is a habit that every self-made ma I 106 ‘ acquired from business, and offer our goods at much less than enn a little neh . 2 sall hie a actual cost. Hundreds have already saved money by $1.00 Frass Why It Is Chosen qual bie Goal, cat es ' Between Arm Lawn Mea of ent, men who Hike | « invest in something good. I buying their clothing from us, and there is yet a chance Automol, ler comfort, men who dress neatly,| likewise and you won't be sor Main and Steel year r wour the Old Oak shoe. It com-|The State Bank of Seattle, corné for you to come before the stock id out, and t | a : bines quality with economy and is| Y 1 First, has « large sav 8 the best $1.50 and $4, shoo made. | ing ment’ and payne untage of the bargains. Come while the sizes, styles and. a: WW CQ@URAEREROIREEE ' It can be bad only at the Men est, compounded twice ‘ Shoe Store : at Ave 69° year . leent in Streets Look for the Sign That Reads “RETIRING FROM BUSINESS” Sand Pail * With shoy » Worth ge This Fancy Door At 98c