The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 17, 1907, Page 4

PLANS FOR FAIR GROUNDS MADE | hee aooket. | ‘The doard of regents of the state uuibereity have agreed upon the WOULD ESTABLISH MUSEUM Principal plans for the buildings — Bnd Krounds of the A-Y-P, expoel-) w. a Henry, ibrarian of the Hon, changing those first made. | university of Washington, has Porty-first street fs to be the north-/ pien to establish @ permanent mu Fern bountry of the exposition | seum believing that : nds, Seventy-five acres are (| would be derived from 4 Gcoupted in butldings The cen-|tantiahment. His plan ee votes of the ayetonn will, be the exhibits from the various nations B Pleetric tower, Near chis will be @! oghipiting at the A.-Y.-P. expoal 4 pascade forty feet high maptying tion and house them where any an artificial inke. All TIT) orchant who desires to learn the caeediages ng grouped around jeods of any part of the world could electric eirel fe 1 The three permanent dulldings | Ove (he tnfor Will be the fine arta building, the i Biniitortum and the machinery COFFEE Duildinx | Nae rag exercises to be| 2 Ne doctor comes occa + weld at 20 clock on June 1 sionally; the cook 1s here all the time. Your grocer retu tf yeu don't like & INvENTS W nh HRA TION, | we pay him. of this city, bas | al water heater. ordinary | James T. Howell, Phvented an eleetr Th may do carried tn et. It tm mad emall re- # duction wire herm ¥ sealed b tubing protected LGER & HURLBUT—A Store for Everybody. Children’s an There will be a special treat for the little ones Saturday “Hi in the Toy Department, on the Baloony. The Main Floor is, as usual, filled with money-savers, and in the Basement You will find a Soap Bargain on the best soap manufac- tured. But remember, there are many opportunities to fave not mentioned in this list. etl Little Garden Set. Regular %0-—Contains hoe, rake and shovel, Just came fn, detng delayed tn ship 15c ment, For Saturday .. Dog on Wheels. Regular 1S0~—-Stuffed with cot ten and mounted on wheels. Tapes rer 9 $1.75 gallon—The best on the market at and ready for wea Any color you wish. “May Day” Sale this price Bamboo Fish Rod. $1.00—Split bamboo. * Garden Hose, Regular $2.75 for 25 teet—Im- ered Seamless Rubber Tube, woren cov % Inch size pieces. A bargain ij Baturday . : Regular S0c-—-Fascy leather, felt lined, chain covered. This special price for Saturday Cat Gut Leader Regular 16e—Firat Blagk Cat Gut Leader spectal for Saturday only . Regular $1.00 — Nickel-Plated, and wil! run 36 bours. Made by New Haven Clock &e Go. Al saied Quality Very Poultry Netting. Regular $3.00—Rustproc€ Gal vanized Wire Nett 2 feet Imported Match Tennis Balls. high; 150 running feet. good me 19 $1.98 Fels Naptha Soap, 3 Bars for 10c turday per roll (in the Bventng, From ¢ Tint 1¢.> Regular price Se bar—The Pest Laundry Soap on earth. Gares one-half the wear on clothes and tn time, Do not ask for ft before 6 o'clock. py Be LP 3 bars for 10c PELGER-HURL Uy 2ND AVENUE & UNION STREET Tennis Ball. Regular 28<—The Best English to You Cail on we before going elsewhere and tat Set of teeth. from Gol4 crowns and bridge work Fillings «|i kinds Office Hex attendas ASSOCIATED DENTISTS Rooms 1, 2, % 4, 5 6, 1112 Second Av. Opposite Garvey-Bachanan’s, — ils ‘ seen emi ee AR: ces ABSOLUTELY FURR IN EVERY BESrecrT. a at CANE our mineral waters, sodas, gin- wer sis, older, root beer, ete, are guaranteed te be the most healthful bevers@ee offered to the public. Only purified water in weed in thelr manufacture, and the utinost care te used in bottling. PACIFIC & PUOET souND BOTTLING ComPanY Phose oat THE THEATERS ° ment at the Grand Opera Houre to night otreos will visit Beattie agatn, lw? next Week, beginning Grand Saturday afternoon urday nlahe Fields type Comedy Company ni SEATTLE STAR_YRIDAY, MAY 17, . 1007. Soldier of the Bnupire* Culnese Laundry It is hoped that this famous | on Monday afternoon ite Cooper, Hose Coghlan, | Ollte Cooper, the child actress, Rose Cownian will present “Mes. | wilt be tn Little Lora Yau n re n the Gra ero: ne nye Senger at the Grand | gunday night, and tn “The Pr Touse ve pertorman } at Ave, performances ent tha Be week after “Salome” Saturday. presented by @ Califor. | tolem My Gypsies.” Third Avenue next Sunday * Company tn Tay and Bat-| the Tay Oypates Conaverer.” at the - f the Fre abounds with auerore At the City Hall Market, 609 T av, near Yealer. Osteopathy $15.00. reaunent Of the Lewis and Lake Musical 12 Treatments, Or 81.50 per “Peck’s Had fey.” “Peek’s Bad Boy lowes et the Kirkeville Infirmary of Oste | Goattic theatre temorrow night. “A opathy, First Floor Wash os ane ington Bidg., FOR Firat milton Studlo avec San earn 476-80 Colman Bldg. high grade photography st reasonable pric Ne coupon or other frauds. ifelpUSandiielp Yoursell DR. BKAGGS, Mgr. eeeseesesesesecsesesses fo the next A new Dill goss | whieh Will be seen | Goods. Meat Prices That Picase. . Seeee eee eeereenereseoes TO CONDEMN LAND. | @ult tae been started In the Su-| A | perior ¢ ¢ has & long let | for the condemnation of (he boule | Ing purp Dilla Heel, ‘On thie week, the | Yard atrip thet will ponnect the Tne |= ay OEE ea TAlitan Ruesdll closes her engege- | leading headliner being, “Fun in a | in, the shoemaker, 217 Jam THE LIGHT CURE FOR SPINAL MENINGITIO. Tt wae a 50O-candie power Lene: descent lamp which cured the casos of epinal meningitie. On requ 1 will furnish the name using it OH. D, Dye, sale X-ray and Medicinal Phone Ind. L 658. Double Black Wide Woven Hose for full season 83. oe 415 Pike St. ° 19, Stooke PRIVATE WIKBA ‘Tel. Mate 27¥, tad. #79. Rooms 804-508. PATENT EXCELLENT octet ter df te ree prety wey | ine Mate, valvien | “to "ben. 68 at NOVELTY SKIRT MFO. NOVELTY MILL Co. SEATTLC, VO At the Great Raliroad Blockade Sale 1317-1319 First Avenue QpRIUY MON ajisoddg - COME AND GET YOUR CHOICE OF OUR IMMENSE STOCK AT YOUR OWN FIGURES. From this you can see what we are up against. Bankr stare n the face. We simply must have the cash to pay our creditors. Bills are past due ere we are with an immense stock of spring goods on hand, therefore we send out ‘ fe innot impress upon you too strongly the advantages of this Great Railroad a buy your sprmg outfit at less than one-half v t other merchants ask you Tt niinue until every cent we owe is paid. MEN'S SPRING SUITS. $8.50 Men's Spring Suits, in single or double tweed and wo Is. Blockade Sale price €12.50 Men's Spring Suite, in cheviota. Blockade Sale ¢ $13.00 and $20.00 Men’s Spring Suita, a lerge var single and double breastec black thibets, fa werges, Blockade breasted, in ney cheeks, hard we i styles, in all woo ¥ worsteds, fancy mixed YOUNG MEN'S SUITS. 612.50 Young Men's &Pieve Suits, im tweeds and fancy worsteds, Blockade Sale price $6.45 $15.00 and $18.00 Young Men's 3-Piece Suita, single or donble breasted, in silk worsteds, serges, oheviots, blue and blacks included, in the nobt weaves and colors. Blockade Sale price $9.75 OHILDREN'S SUITS. $2.50 Children’s Fine All-Wool Suits; nobby patterns Blockade Sale price : $1 25 $3.50 Children’s its, ig tweeds, we rateda - . i eashmeres. Blockade Sale price 81.95 96.00 dren's Suits, in the fatest styles and patter n all wool worsteds, cheviots and thibets. Bl ehade espe $2. 65 One Extra Special lot of 600 Children's Suite, that HATS. 609 dozen Men's Hats, in both soft and stiff; worth $3.00, $4.00 and sas Blockade Bale price, te close out sas0 eee é -. ++ $1.35 MEN'S SHOES $2.60 Men's Shoes Blockad» Sale price .. 1.65 $3.50 Man's Shoes Blockade Sale price” 31:95 $4.00 Men's Fine Dress Shoes. Blockade Sale priee 65.00 Men's Extra Fine Patent Le Gale price ...... CHILDREN'S SHOES. $2.00 and $2.50 Children's Fine Tan Shoea Blockade Sale price os ewe ote $2.00 Children’s Good School Shoes Bloekad POG see cness one ho 0 0Ws chde'nss te LADIES’ SHOES. $2.50 Ladies’ Fine Shoes. Blockade Sale price... 81. 25 $3.00 Ladies’ V Fine Drees Shoes Blockade S, _, Price $1.65 $2.50 Ladies’ Fine Oxfords. Blockade Sale price. . $1.50 $3.00 Ladies’ Extra Quality Oxforda lookade Sale price Foes weesabhes Chere: onesie $2.00 —_— FURNISHING GOODS. been delayed « ast fall, in all wool serges and fancy ‘ mixed novelties; sizes 3 to 7 years; worth $4, @5 and #6 26e Man's All-wool Box..... 0... ..60 6.5 caegees Blockade Sale price .... 2... -eereeeeees $1.45 $1 and $2.00 Men's Golf Shirts. Blockade Sale prico 600 dozen Men's Black and White W PANTS. Blockade Sale price ; ae abe 41.50 English Corded Pants, Blockade Sale price. .OS¢ President Suspenders ........ ..... oss. B5e #2.00 Men's Worsted Pants. Blockade Sale price. .$1.25 500 Me Balbriggan Underwear ‘ 25¢ 9.00 Men's fine all wool Dress Pants. Blockade Sale $1.00 Men's All-wool Balbriggan Underwear. Blockade rice 2 Sale price 50¢ $4.00 and $5.00 Men's all wool worsted and fanoy mi These are just a few of the many bargains that we Fine Dress Panta. Blockade Sale price give you at this great sale 1317-1319 FIRST AV.. SEATTLE, WASH. Veorlaus Arive with the University | ‘This te part of the Olmatead plan sal! lot of lan near the old court by the eity of Menttle | portage will be condémned for park lane %4n. cot ton hose, made by “Boston warranted STEWART’ Ss 308-806 Alaska Midg. oe! ak a | The Monarch Shoe and Clothing Co.) SIEGEL =. } len Saturday Rvenings for Your ix Oonveniemos ast day of the week-long sale summer furniture ~—eome in today and make your selection—it's not tog late. this week we give you a Saturday special of extra good value ple servers 19 this is an exact picture of « very attractive crown ver, quadruple plate pie server—a splendid little ¢ ticle for practical use for the table; Savoy pattern; tra special priced for Saturday only, each. —no phone orders taken for this special— ~but one to a customer. Standard Furniture Co, rANTs TO OnvUER From at ome ‘ UNION TAILORS, ‘Third Ave. 70s-T1e PIKE eTREeT, Waldorf Butiding. “Help Us Out of Pinch When we purchased the stock of the Engle Clothing pany at 40 cents on the dollar and agreed to take all the they had in transit cath for them, we did not on af the goods coming in on us at Rut shipment shipment fs arriving and we have no place to put the geome a Besides we must get the cash topay our bill, There is bat: thing we can do and that is to dispose of the eptire regardless of cost. COME HERE TOMORROW FOR THESE BARGAINS MEN’S SUITS: All: Wool & ite in Worsteds, Fancy Checks and nae ures, black thibets, an and pa once $10.00 Men's Suits Men's $17.60 Men's Suits, in fancy mixt 60 Men's Suits, in single or doubdie-treasted, in all fancy mixed cheviots, and fancy worsteds, blues and and $22.50 Men's Suits, in Thibets, tnfinished we Serges and fancy mixed Cheviots. Every new style and oe Coats are shaped in at waist and flare over hips BOYS’ SUITS. 2.50 Boys’ Suite $4.00 and $5.00 Boys’ Sutts PANTS. $2.00 Men's Pants 2.50 Men's Pants $3.50 Men's F $4.00 and All-Wool Panta ' $2.50 Co , Genuine English Corduroy Pants ; é _ S HATS f ) Men's Hats Bi ) Men's Hats a 3.50 Men's Hats ' 7 ' SHOES : $2.60 Men's Shoes $3.00 Men's Fine Dress Shoes $4.00 and $5.00 Men's Vici Kid and Pater FURNISHING Goons. 10 Handkerchiefs, 3 for President Suspenders nt Leather Shoes | king Sox sean Underwear ng Shirts 600 Wor 1104 FIRST AVE BETWEEN SPRING AND SENECA STS. wit ”