The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 27, 1906, Page 3

Wor Wu | | | | PAINTERS ELECT OFFICERS, The Protherhoed of Paintera and] ca rding to the desorip ators held a meeting at the © the pollee by the vic Labor Temple last night and elected} the following officers: Jaa Murphy ~— + - president; G. A. MoGill, eepretary SEATTLE BAR TO MEET, weph Tinto, financial secretary, Kt a treasurer ww atile Har association will John Steining * and de LARGE DELEGATION WILL IN | the wt ehet thas YESTIOATE THE MILWAUKEE] Important committees will be ay pointed, a in arieva CEDAR RIVER GRANT TOMOR : | to investigate os of profegrio conduct, and & committee on ad ROW AFTERNOON IN INTER | mi Judge Mallinger will in} E8T OF PURE WATER sUP : ee PLY METHODISTS AT PICNIC mpg About 260 emt ® fw ’ Saver 2 | Methodiat church enjoyed a yp ty At Agate Point yesterday, The part fee inane | 4. & SWANGON CONTRIBUTES reser’ ARE ADJUDGED BANKRUPT City Eve 42.50 AND A WATCH TO. THE | b Vv. T and Elisabeth T Wise | MAN WHO HELD THE GUN— ; Rc mmeas anda Pp | se wers adjudged bankrupts yes accompany nittee | WORE NO MASK, terday by Judge Manford The « Labor cov has ap.] 4 abated 0 ommuittee to go along, and | OT PE RM EARTHQUAKES ARE FELT IN Captain tL. Ko Hess, of Port Law | WALES. hae dee e 1 to make the trip] While returning to his home, S18 Frederick Bausman, Judge Burke, | K. Olive at, last evening, J.B Swan-| CARDIFF, Wales, June 1, A. Nadeau and] son wae bh up at the polnt of a| Slight earthquake shocks tt will represent the! gun ar ed of $260 in cash and|in southern Wales tt The party| a gold h and chain. No serfous damage wat ap m The was not i VFL CLEAN UP Hills Furniture and Carpet Stock Store crowded yesterday afternoon an d we are sorry that a few of our customers did not get our usual prompt and careful SAVE A FOURTH TO A THIRD ON EXTENSION TABLES service. Kindly shop in the morning dur- $a5.s0 Values for . ar even ever oeneie I =, ale St -nS-=t= ing the final days of this sale and thus avoi d the afternoon rush. Remember this sale comes to an end Saturday night at ten o'cl ock. Don’t wait until you have ready mon- ey. A small first payment and the balance when you are ready is all you need. a. na . $18.75 $21.00 $25.00 Six-foot Extension Tables $21.00 $30.00 Values for Pedestal Extension Tables, similar to cut, splendid tables from the standpoint of appear ance as well as usefulness, Made of best gold en oak, and the legs are heavily carved $18.75 $21.00 $25.00 Six-foot Extension Tables $21.00 UP OF PARLOR SUITES Two-Piece anog $25.00 Six-foot Extension Tables $30.00 Eight-foot Extension Tables One only, Parlor Suite, One Mahogany Three-Piece Parlor Suite, gany covered in silk brocatelle, Colonial de- sign, $125 value. Clean-up price $89.00 cred in ve uphol S45 val $98.00 ue, for One Solid Mahogany One Three-Piece . Se Solid Mahogany Parlor ERNST BROS. INC: 206-0u "UME STs Special on Garden Hose inch Cotton Hose, regular $4.50 $3.69 KOHLER & CHASE Established 1850 PIANOS 13058 SECOND AVENUE Arcade Buliding LLOYD TRANSFER CO. Ine. Begosge Express Furniture and Heavy Hauling. Beth Phones— 1696 Office in Diller Motel Open Day and Night. §0-foot 5-ply 3-4 gofoot 5-ply %4-inch Rubber Hose, debe Pecsauccined veat .. $4.29 F Frult Jar Rings me RED $3.50 $2.98 ber Hose, regular $2.5 $1.98 Oe eeweeeseranerereress THE RUBBER store, 714 Firet Avenue. BOTH PHONES :158. | For Page 6. argains in Real Suite, in the muslin, worth $140. Clean- | Suite, hand-carved and covered in fig Up price .......cceeeeeesss SBB.5O | wy ee y. $225 value for $124. 75 | 1403 to ‘ } Veet, in this city CHANGE: Pwo) SUPREME COURT HOLDS THAT SUPERIOR COURT MAY CON SIDER PERJURY CHARGES IN PROGECUT DEPENDENT OF ING ATTORNEY, # wtate day sining now in eady affirm mae by refusing an ap Attempt to Kill Romano was convicted with intent to kill upe and principally upon the evidence offered in the local courts by dirs, Sebastian Ueel and Mra, Conchetta Rosetta Recently ted man wing the nesses per). trial y juatioe the a nd court judg im the inty wae aske complaint of perjury two women, and the request was] turned down Can Consider Charges On an original application for a writ of mandamus by defendant th upreme court den application for the writ t« pe warrants presses th. a judge to but arts the perjury the prone der this inter have po charges iv outing att pretation it i» now re sted that} Romano's attor ot thetr > ‘the loca) yunty, and PRIEST WINS A fogs COUER D'ALENE June T-After racing launch y» pached A t the last offices of the rch five minutes before MeQuil Jian eapired labo 1 | MeQuilian, a logger, slipped ua bin left He der an empty car and he leg taken off near the body was placed on McQuillan | | that | of assault} Sebastian | jbrought to ¢ take, | where he was to «a |launch, which speed to jmeet the launch with the priest aboard. ‘Th pertormed where the boate met fm the middle of the lake OVERCOME BY GAS DOWN IN VAT on were WATERBURY, Conn. June 27 Three men in the plant Holmes, Booth & Ha were overcome by the crude petroleum, this fell into « vat, where t ey drowned. HARVARD COMMENCEMENT HOBTON soTth commen day. Governor j of honor cceurred to was the quest Property Men Grow Rich by Mak mente in Seat ot the the rr Second Avenue mF fw strates the wonderful obtained by making entrally lowat Oakland, Ca ‘ | 39c RIBBONS AT Harvard's) Second Ave. and Madison St. to $40,000 in Cold Cash? special train and} plane for the inoe ation of the Natryction V2 IE THEN | ARE AT WORK welety and the oo lub house the amount of a Stock will be imaued to of $10,000 Get Out Sale MAKE THE MOST OF YOUR MONEY PASSES CANAL BILL FREMONT RESIDENTS a I hil have the opportunity of saving P ‘ ‘ COMPLAINT TO POLICE—BEG 7 ' ' WASHINGTON, D. C., June 27 on all r purchases of thin hat furnishings jn lows than two minutes this mn FLOWERS TO SELL THEM ON! 1 leet A suit Jing the house passed the senate} THE STREETS. ind well selectec We can sui bi. It only requires the nignatare Rose in the v SEEK PARDON FOR (7 05 INNOCENT MAN Another game which has bee WAUKESHA, Wis effort is being pardon for W, ¢ W. i, Foster, wan ne finprine murder t's Everything Has Been Greatly Reduced—A Few Con- tract Goods Excepted Get Out Sale J. REDELSHEIMER & CO. 800-804 First Ave., Cor. Columbia STRONGEST TOPCOAT HOUSE IN THE STATE SOY Sale Starts at 9 A. M. al ompl t» made ument a year ago for the| of an aged Foster died conte alone was responsible ander 28 Wanted Arh reporting opportunities to the right Editor Seattle couple for mone wing he Two ene Star Terms Strictly Cash AT MCCARTHY'S TAKE THIS HOME TO YOURSELF Do You Realize What It Means to Lose | a Small Fortune Like $30,000 NECESSITY FORCES THE McCARTHY STORE TO THIS ACTUAL LOSS. WE ARE TAKING THIS AMOUNT OF MONEY FROM THE PRICES OF OUR GOODS IN ORDER TO UNLOAD OUR PRESENT STOCK BEFORE THE FIRST DAY OF AUGUST AND BE IN A POSITION TO MEET THE PROBLEMS INCIDENT TO STARTING ALL OVER AGAIN IN A NEW LOCATION, THOU- SANDS OF BARGAINS ON OUR COUNTERS SPEAK OF THE SAVINGS THIS SALE PRESENTS TO YOU. HERE ARE SAMPLE ITEMS— 25c A YARD n, Dresden and Fancy Striped Ribbons in most alluring designs; Magnificent assortments of Dolly Va esirable shade making in all the largest and most varied collection also plain Taffeta Ribbons in every d of Ribbons shown thi can see the goods displayed in our wine Thursday and w season at any price. Widths are from 4 to § inches. You w. Every yard is worth regularly 39¢ a yard le they last at the yard ......:ceeceereeeecseees KIMONAS AT 25c Made of flannelette and just as comfortable and You take your choice GREAT GLOVE BARGAIN from o ir regular stock, any size re, every pair of them convenic a house garment as you've ever ng and wearing qv es seen. Colors are blue and white or pink and Id in America at $1.00 a white alternating stripes. The material is worth ur hand tomorrow ere you buy them -89c 25c WALKING SHIRTS AT HALF PRICE or in handsome than the price and h omorrow e any left, at We fit them to y and t have as many pairs pair let ye and want, you may pair ice quality plain gray materials hecked and fancy All lengt irts onl eters} mere es aveosecesseeeenete $6.75 McCarthy Dry Goods Co. Cor. Second Avenue and Madison After August 1, at 1514-16-18-20 Ave styles to che OSE Ane ap ceenTNS Second