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Rit 2 SEATTIE E STAR —FEIOAY APRIL 5. thin year, tontght . = oh a ¢ ‘2 armory, this elty : RACES a pail tad tomorrow night, It will con aint solely Of athletic sports this) OAKLAND. your, Piret race half mile Barty | Tide, 112 OK 4 to 6, won; Bal nace, ite QGalmore, third. Time. 6. | _ ‘ Ne aNd One-atxteenth seer yea : TOMORROW'S GAME with Jeane paged P sty ag 1 ea | Vincentio, 111 (C._Wittlams) | According to a diapatoh trom tnt EVERETT WILL BE PLAYED ifictate, leaving Allen fe y " Invader, tot, ” ba V | oago, Joo Gane and Marry Lawht f sie JF DUGDALE CAN GET! pug says that second baseman!) gy 4.9 ” ei ™* nave been matched to fight agaln.| Tomorrow the first games Hy ve ENOUGH PLAYERS INTO SE. Stix will be the star enfield Fourth race, Puturity—lire Ball | Representatives of the two men met pow fF geet pr va will me ve of the “he local man nanan) # to 6 won tendag and promptly. navedty te | ares he teams are to eon ATTLE UNIFORMS. ager te < quits tall ae te. how econd; Romaine, 104, hia manykg fF the beautiful Agnew oup, Might sorte —— his tne wilt be arranged. it be Time, 2:10 B66, ™~ will be ple t Dug ts trying his best to Ket) ing very ponsit ; ye } hold) “Pieth race, three-fourths of a mile ayy em A..F ring and » cooing ae Z rr eles » whape to meet Kverett to- | down short, and D nd be mov Lord Nel#en, 107 (Baxton) 4 to 1} * “ al 4 jo ee things tn shape to mee ’ 1 over to act a# neighbor for BOb/ Won; Laura P.M. 111, second: |). 4% fai fone are Getting is f Sj tone school plays the uni morrew, Dug wants to play | onnery at firet, It is certaim that] wotorrnon 1 chia Uttie b red o' Gane awis Ment) the university campus, Gre Sinokesiackers, But only about ha 1 Hickey will hold down the final! tity ¢ : They want the champ | meets BF. Day at W of his men have arctved, p in [oorner, although there are some am Bixth rece, fifteen-steteentha mile ir °| Walia We roman doubtful if he can ee! thie | Ditlous youngsters » intend to). sugar Maid, 163 (Fisher) @ to 1 3 tumbia at o! he the field tomorrow. Be J try out for the pe om Who MAY!) won, Manea. I ‘second; Fisher | °F ble lin plays Rainier at Mvbue te would & grmake ham yustie 69 Hoy, 106, third. ‘Time, 1:34 2 alee ~ 2 Dark, Warren ay. tee ie onal a vexdland , attle to play the st 4 Mike Lench's Te Tigers have NEW ORLEANS. | MINERS KILLED, at Athhetia’ Damm: Bregation with gone into training alla Walle. j ened @lar men to scrappy, Bill Hurley being one of] iret race, five-eighth mite—Rl-| (Scripps araph Service. ene am EAUAS {those already hard at k. The! tin King, 102 “cTaylor) 7 to 2 wor VANCOUYV B.C, April 5] nine at : . . pa any *lfane hate to think of Bill's playing | soittie f second: Kntrada.!A dispatch from Frank, Alberta,| called et 9 and at 21 tn the me “1 pA =! “playing ames} aguOe Gare bin in the. Toons. | 10, thine Teme. 1:00 3-5. sonar. | Mates that Uhree miners were EEE m ud giad to“have him im the league! second race, Sieeplechasé— | Ae oa Pe ae with Everett to get Seeder 1s very optimistio now thatl mela’ tee (menial Stok mon: Ligmta| 024 elght oth out | SHUR-ON EYEGLASSES gays the oe he ia certain of his franchise, and! Out,” 154, se 4: Profitable, 156 following an explosion of Senctice and the gumee will vue | predicts that the Tacoma fans wilt) third Time, 2:49. kas, The cause has not been am| Are the most comfortable and neat | ne rem, the outieats & MS turn out in bunches that wil have| ‘Third race, one-half mile—Ronnte | cortained ext in appearance are head ime-up tomorrow, if I can & id times faded into what @ roller| Hayes 108 (Keyes) 7 2, wen: Pr quarters for them, Glam fitted by caren Sh 5 Sh bes pole skating rink crowd will look Ike | jm 114, wecond; Hrawney Lad Yakima Vailey Gale, epecialiate, Schuchard Optical 4 Aad eciane tat age wretrom now aoamearenpayrmmees | 118 ra, Time, 147 2-6 NORTH YAKIMA, April 6 Company, 1207 Becond Ave. “ gation. strengthened as It is by eure your furniture and house! Fourth race, one mile—Pasadens.| This valley was ewopt by a regular tovall and Higginbotham, give us| against fire. Gregor McQregor, 301 313 (ize) ¢ to § won, L easirion. gale yesterday and a large afea of] @ trouncing, Bat we need the prac.| Empire Ruil@ing, Main TT 60/102 second: Warner Griswell, | hissed land foded. } ts She Se poms wis be payee Futh race, three-fourths mile poe { if 1 ts possible. | Robin Hood, 107 (Lloyd) 4 to 6) MILITARY ATHLETIC TOURN- ‘The fans are wondering why Dug pone vrestens ; u 4, secon bt able ENT. 6 Goes — Beane ge lila Bate Sixth race. seven-cighths mile~| BROOKLYN, N. Y,, April 6.—The ‘ Fantastic, 193 (Lioyd) 11 to 8, w military athletic tournament which te land and n't, but he tx too geod & manager not to have 5 , overtures to his old star, & Delonge to the American ase fon. and he so far has been ur to get his releane, Jeane ret Tepart to Louisville, to which he belongs, saying that he has t & Propesition tn iting aileys, and wan in the Northwest. The fans sorry to sce Hickey go to Belling ham, and they are not holding on to hopes that Stovall will yet be Working for this city, than THE BARGAR, If Dug can get his men In shape et the best made, and for Sunday's game with Ev there will undoubtedly be a bic =e of eager fane who will tak mtage of the Sabbath's rest to watch the leagucrs make their de. gj Desutios. but. Allon, the star young pitcher |g STIFF HATS in the new spring COUNTS. it fram LAttle Rock by the to- blocks are all ready for your to Rut that your Interests will be best served by getting acquainted management, is very anxious to spection. with the Oppenheimer Store. h one of the games against Teke the Millinery ik over the $10.60 hate on Second EXCLUSIVELY tt. Paddy Welsh says he ts avenue 0 tee our hn 1 taste, with equally good im perfect shape. and if tomorrow's framen t ining, ete, and you will Meat Prices That Please | ‘!-LAGAR & BARKWAN )) oe s jase Exclusive Matters For Saturday We offer special misses’ and young ladies’ Chicago cot Savi n s At the City Hall Market, 609 lege hate, ts Cheyenne shape, «xtra large brims, white and cham lak Ge: ‘aoa Seales. Yat son 1310 Second Avenue pagne, Milan braid, fancy allwilk bands and quills; regular $3.00 €¢ to Se; rib steaks, 10¢. . Walue, BAtUrOSy cesesee cocvesceeseseres eeecnsves ereenee 81.05 A t de AN- Silk Tux Vetting, chen. W so 7% HWieached Medtum ccoun s ‘ ile nd ed border, m Weight Union Sulla, high neck, i} brown and navy only; Saturday, long sleeve; apectal, ault. .50¢ yard oveene whe Childre Past lack otton 3c Mercerteed Mataa, equal to 0 i He we ie heels and and elk for waleting and child's Knees 12%e stockings; Batur- wear, absolutely fast color and T 9 L207, DRI cee eeeeee weeeeee MG Washable; special yard . WWE 0 here’s a | » let Av. and University St. ‘ ‘ | OPPENHEIMER CO.., Iac. ere rate; pp. Postoffi } i } Men’s Clothes We have the “ different kind” —the nifty kind—the kind the tailors copy Just satisfy yourself. Look us over. Try ona few garments. ‘@ It isa . pleasure to show such clothing We ; ; are exclusive sellers in this city of o=—=Regal=—— $15 FINE CLOTHES FOR MEN Nothing finer made for the price. 615-617 FIRST AVENUE On the Square Opposite the Totem Pole BOM To look for a better $3.00 Hat They are our new spring telescopes, in pearl, gold, marble and nutria aro certainly BARGAR SIt.00 Polly Prim, ont: Cutter, 105.) hag been heretofore been held tn ae Tome, 2:37 6-6 the Madison Sqaare Garden, will an Beventh race, one nd one-stu teenth mile—Lemon ir 108 | be held in the Thirteenth Regiment Lea? Nolte Dare tek tien |. Orlental Biltiard and Pool Par-| Time, 1:48 5-5 ors, 1413 Third have eight new For _ tables and the only 6x10 pool tal Hate $3.00 at W. B. Hutchinson jm Seattia A place for geotiemen Co,, cor. Ind. av. and Union at. *** see TT | The Progressive Millinery and Hosiery Store of I Pike Street There Is No Doubt NO TRUST ACCOUNTS, NO COMMERCIAL AC- 2619- 2623 = The Bee Hive THE BEE HIVE CORNER 2619- 2623 First Ave A. LAWSON & BROTHER PRING1907 A CHOICE BHOWING OF SPRING MERCHANDISE IN EVERY OEPARTMENT, WE CAD FERED IN A Word to the Wise BUY WHILST STOCKS ARF AT THEIR BEST AND BRIGHTEST. THERE'S GOING TO HE A ARCITY OF CHOICE MERCH ANINSE THIS SBASON, = ATES NOT EMPHASIZE TOO STRONGLY THE KREMARKADLD VALUES THAT ARE OF- VERY SECTION OF THE f HIVE eS SS = a Hose, ribbed top tra good value; teh. all ate seamless; special for only ise Black Maco Cotton sole and all biac Hermsdort dye; very Bove value, only ++ Be We have a choice and varied line of Ladies’ Fancy Embrotdered specially priced i5e © 50e Just arrived, & Choice Line of Wool Dress Fabrics. INEW RIBBONS IN PLAIN | AND FANCY EFFECTS, “to m nat ex quality z spectal for ‘ We Australian | Drawers to steam ape | | . | PARTMENT. % and pring weight extra fine quality nly 81.00 50 dozen Men's Black Stainless Cotton Half Hose, extra good others ask 18¢ and 206 Fine Ladies’ Fine Hose, apiit match shrunk; lal for and Lace Hose from value Ree Hive only 2 12¢ Drean of | special price Misses Schoo! Shoes viel, in box calf California oak tan ecial at No. 100 bons, good values Fancy in 26 Warp Print Rib ind $1.98 | different styles he ont id at 890; Bee Hive ° Men's New Spring Soft Shirts, In a great variety | patterns and colortn u sizes; extra good value; spe | eal for onl hoe | nd Me F a © Soft Rosor soles Dress Shirts, in an endless va- | | a Joty of new styles, in plain | Boy eavy while and. taney cole izes | lined; leather counters; solid Price for Saturday ze 4 to 17 others ask $125; | oak soles and heels; wear guar No, 140 Fancy Warp Print and Bee Hive epectal price on) | unteed pecial at Plaid Ribbons; a great varle 81.00 81.98 and B2.25 } of styles to select from; good Just arrived, 9 beautiful line | M * Oxfords, in paten th- } value at 690; Bee Hive price of Fancy Dress Lawns. er, viel and ¥ 6 CANVAS; 6 } for Saturday . iMe al fror DBe to B1.7 A od quality of Taffeta Ribbon. Kang NEWEST AND BEST IN BELTS AND FANCY | NECKWEAR. udies’ Oxfords, in viel, at in blac and white canvas; special from } #1. 25 © $2.50 | nd “Chrome fornia oak tan only and white and widths 12 or to 22; worth from Ie to 26c; special for i} Cait Jaturday a »19 a 12 1-2¢ Men Viel Our lin pecial for Men's Kangar oak tan sole CHARMING OF DISPLAY SPRING STYLES IN KIMONOS. nos in White mmed with in Persian effe und tight none ute In I and 1 at ‘ ' quick-n6 b ‘ Just arrived, a beautiful line of ie t White, Lawn Waists ety 1 lot of Kime Linen, t lawn #1.00 End- | India faney oth Whit Sheer Lawne. Var in less WOMEN'S AND CHIL DREN’S UNDERWEAR HAVE NO deme ha TITORS ON AND pa ah CURTAIN VAL \ med ot loose fitting si WE SIMPLY COMPE LACE UES. for Saturday with the very in Jap Crepe latest style saturday 82.00 mull ar newest we heel | #700 n Beit priced for | #1, 25 ¢ Hive Everything That's New 15¢@ | Buckies Boe B8e | Branch Store—2401 and 3 Jackson Street Minses’ Wxtra Fine Quality Black ” WEAR AND FUR | 3% yaode lone, special, only Cotton Hose, reinforced heel Or d Lot of Corsets, Regular c. - 4se and toe; stainless; a very fine NISHINGS. | waigs~sicesinphoie ins Sapte | Silent Geeenet,© Teer S56 ae | 50c Values; Tomorrow ular 40¢ Values; After 6 u - 5 ene | 2% yards long, special only Bee Hive special price only ‘ ; en's Natura albriggan | | maa SY and Drawers to match S4¢—Nottingtiam L: | Ladies’ Fine Jersey Ribbed ven | at Only, Each — Pp. m. Tomorrow at Only— t made and full cut; special for S yards long, special only.B4¢@| low neck, so vleevee t 1/f only heed di ‘sii DBE —Nottingham Lace Curtains Bee Hive special price caty. 4 | 323 ects 19 ots Men's Fancy Balbriggan V 3 yards long, special only. ORE) ....... .. ° 12 12e}) pw and Drawers to match B1.48—Nottingham Lace Cur Ladies’ Seton Stns Seten Seeme Roomy, comfortably sizes; special for only tains, 8% yards tong, special Ribbed Vests, in white and col Light weight jean or summer __ styles, garments of colored lawn, Men's Fancy and Natural Color | | only ..... Z $1.45 ore; Bee Hive special posses 4 ae sakeie Balbriggan Vests and Drawers | @1.74 “Nottingham ‘Lace Cur. pon most all sizes; we'll dispose of them white; tomorrow evening to match, made with double | talna, 8% yards long, specta’ . - pstdisr a | atahie ont ante hove ened orto. geat and Breach band; extra | only .... 81.74) ine tow’ Fine French Use Tes ad quickly tomorrow at thirty-three cent above special price fine grade; others ask Tho; . y : io _matca; ~ - _ ~~ _ Bee Hive price, speetal, for ontly SPECIALS FROM OUR very fine grade; Bee Hive price I} ACIS «+ Oe POPULAR SHOE DE- AY svseses seseeee sons SOG ns Merino to and Draw ladies Black 8 atnlens Cotton ee ee ei iY The Store That Serves You Best -Garvey-Buchanan Go, AN ENORMOUS SPECIAL PURCHASE OF LADIES’ NECKWEAR IN A ROUSING SALE TOMORROW re ATTRACTIVE PRICE LOTS THE BIGGEST KIND OF RARE BARGAINS. MATCHLESS, EXTRAORDINARY, CAN’T-BE-EQUALED VALUES FOR SATURDAY, This Is a Bargain Event Without a Precedent A in of Underselling We're « mtinually forcing leadership for bargain giving, here we enon Can any econo r menal neckwear offer ngs for Saturday et it with | these “ys } mical woman affo h splendid saving opportunities? Ladies’ to 250; tomorrow at only = 5 cts Collar and Cuff Sets, Turn- Embre Neckwear, velues Stocks. Over Collars, a i 4 t a Lawn Hundreds of dif- Buy as Linen Neckwear ferent styles and sorts you will tomorn and pay only a nicke! each. Ladies’ only each— Neckwear, values to 75¢; tomorrow at 19 cts ashable neatly trimmed; Stocks in silks of different also Pique Stocks with ruch- h- __fecide aly many ee he valu are Ladies’ Neckwear, values to $1.50; tomorrow at only, each—_ «39 ets y An immense style ety including Fashioned of chiffon, silk and net; binck brown, All are handsomely made up white Viack and white, and black with jong ch: itfo pretty Stocks with tab ends, some chiffon” styles; all revealing at- tractive trimming effects in lace, small pearl button a ruching. t Vaio gis hg k Ruffs, val 00; i ‘brown ¢ vorings very full, j ittvely matchless values : Stirring Sale of Waists j A atirring sale, and why not, aren't these regular $4.50 values? Made up in the latest spring | Styles of white, Persian lawn, some with rows of wide and narrow fon between, pigaat | tucks; some with Insertion, others with large medallions down front. The price saving @ almost half tomorrow 4 a a iia a te STORE THAT SERVES YOU BEST We. CARVEY~ = ‘BUCHANAN ~ 13 —115—17 SECOND AVENUE n fe | ee | Union Bake AND RESTAURANT 217 PIKE ST—2iy) ones, Maia CONSIDER Before going to a dentist what you are going to and know what you ing for, Quality We use nothing but the very are pay ranks firs best material, combined with akilled workmanship in a departments, backed with ot teeth, HOM sovecveesens $5.00 ssorte Gola br © work... 8300 Fillings kinds .. ove soe Office H tM amtotpm s Jay 9 to 12 I as attendants, Phone, Main 1772. rt] aes 8c a Dozen ASSOOIATED DENTISTS > Dozen for 1¢ Rooms 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 1112 Second Av., Opposite Garvey = VOL ae

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