The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 23, 1907, Page 12

ve BURNHAM OUT AND HYNES IN OBATHS FROM PLAGUE. T 'SWINDLER DOES UP NEW YORK (Kortpys Telegraph service) WASHINO@TON, D. ©, May la eablegram from Honolulu to the marine hospital service in this olty ‘reporta two deathe yesterday from plague and one new case of that! (mestgns Telearand Servien), | UO | NEW YORK, May %%—An al ‘ $ ome hich several of NeW YORK. May Fredertok | leged ewindle by ¥ A. Burnham, xt for grand lar COREY SAID TO largest dealers tn cony, tendered his restruation as | president of the Mutual Reserve Lit Insurance aoctety at a meeting of the board of directors. The ree fenation was accepted and Archi bald Hynes, formerly general agent for the Equitable Life Assurance ao- | cloty, Waa elected to succeed Burn ere defrauded out of amounting tn has come to leh rough an todt ment said to bi been obtained | Tuesday against J. Rdward loeck According to & man prominent tn the jewelry trade, Boeck first be HAVE RESIGNED (Seripps Telegraph Servtes.) PITTRBURG, May 23.—-Upon the Ce ees = “1 : best of authority It te attaed that ‘i wate W. B. Corey’s resignation ie in the joame known about « io ago w sen yee @ engaged offices in Broadway ant hands of the steel trast and this | sinogunced that he was the New \ IRONDALE GROWING will be cad upon June 1. The a0" | Yoru representative of | Ioeck ut goes that Corey did not pes Suttier, dealers in antiques, the 4 i TOWNSEND, May bie aceord but tn fact DI® | ain office, he sald, being in Hong } Oat TOW D, May 23. /, on wan asked for several Kong ij The town of Ino: on Port Town: | y prior to wedding Maybelle 101 Ricoh. team wendetenent poo 'e i Titan ehite tee months onl eae with wealthy piectors and on oq sebegs It te reported on good authority | soveral occ soony vipat fa i to Become ane that Corey has lately been selling these men in naaing works of & ports of the steamers Dode his stock im the steel holdings. art and precious stones, About atx y other firm, com Dauntless, giving the people at the months ago Boeck began to take| pany or corporation engaging ip Qmeiter two boats ench day Buffington Corey's Successor jewels ov approval from sev of such business, and must be re James A. Moore, proprietor of the CHICAGO, Til, May 28.—Last the largest stores In the clty saying |Quired to furnish bond aad pro Irdadale properties, has leased the Be RI ee ae cure Hoense the same as regular night, from a retiable source, It was gtvom out that . J. Buffington will om Corey ss president of the tre Yast (ron deposits on Toxado island Rritieh Columbia, and will work them in confanction with bir tron plant, shipping the ore from Lritieh Columbia on six monster scows bultt for the purpose. Mr. Moore reached here from Seattle today On May 16 he disappeared. When ou an investigation wae made it was The sw Fire Insurance ed the formation ~ Hamilton Studio 678-80 Colman Big. High arade pric cone of the Waablngton ompany has indu of several “wild rt Fustseoe? errester ys confer with Engineer Price, whe Insurance companies. Reware| photography at reasonable has charge ofthe dig trom plant them *** No coupons or other traude y are here and in great The history of their ae quantities should prove of utmost thing you buy juirement i every 100Ds a varkable saving on should serve to attract bathers rer - Coming on the threshhold o Eat fiand bathing house keepers, as well as the “ral public 7 RB This curtailed list gives an idea of the savings & ‘ . to 8l-3e Face Cloths, 2!s¢. (12'4c Turkish Towels, 8 1-5¢.; 60c Turkish Towels, 39¢. My Face Clothe—Hleached Turk Turkien Towele-—-in the ues Turkie®—Heary Brown oe ish Pace Cloths reawlar bleached jnen Fri m Towel, reau value # ite ea Sale price quailty 1 jar value 60¢ each, Sale price EE agen + « Be each. Bale price Ree ape ma 150 Face Cloths, § 1-t¢, 600 Turkish Towels, 35¢. $1.00 Bath Mats, 65¢. he Pace Cloths — Extra Fine Turkien Yowele—Mxtra Large Beth Mat—Large Sire Heavy et Bleached and Fancy Striped Bleached Bath Towels; regu wuality Terry Bath Mat, to Q Turkish Pace Cloths, medi | lar values up to @c each large rateed figures, regular | um and large sise; regular Sale price ae value $1.00. Sale price : 1 Se each. & Trae to? 186 sack. Nel | $1.95 Turkish Towels, 75¢. ake Turkish Towele—The eet $1.50 Turkish Towels, BGC. | rt lbe Terry Cloth, 9¢. Quality Bleached Bath Towel Linen Turkigh—Itxtra Large Terry Cloth—This is « Bleach made; these are very large All Pure Linen Turkieh Bath ed Turkish Toweling. by the and come in knotted fringe Towel, suitable for athietes yard, in @ fine, heavy qual and also hemmed ends, ree regular value $1.00 each tty; regular value ie yard. ular values up to $1.25 cach | tale price S5e Sale Sale price | “oe one TS | $9.75 Bath Sheets, $1.85. j 45c Turkish Towels, 25¢. 7Se Turkish Towels, 45¢. Beth Sheets — Pure White Furkish Towele—A “Lares, | Turkien Towel~A Specially Twrltish Bath Sheet or Bian Pure White Heavy Quailty | Large and Heary Quality ket, site 68x65 foches, in ae Bath Towel, double thread. Bleached Turkish Towel; sorted borders; regular value regular value up to the each. thie le extra value at The $2.76 each. Bale price Sale price . 25e each. Sale price . AGe S1.85 EXCLUSIVE DISTRIBUTORS OF THE DEMOREST SEWING Continued—The Sale of Coats Women's and and the new low prices were tunes they couldn't resist MACHINE 10YBAR GUARANTER Misses’ Cloth Coats, stepped a lively measure yesterday. The cool weather Even fine Black Broadeloths forgot their dignity and seooted out of the store. Eleven of theaixteen we advertised were sold The browns, navys, grays, tans, cheeks, plaids, stripes and mingles will go in the same ‘Way lomorrow 45 soon as y this lost OU see All Coats That Were All Coats That Were $16.50 to $21.50, | $22.50 to $30.00, $9.95 $14.95 Women in sty los. All Coats That Were $12.50 to $15.00, $6.95 ry Cloth ¢ for Misses and the establishment fitted and Etor of their popularity, az This means ¢ the popular fF All are in the heyda e rat including sh Box C rat pen Many are lined with silk taffeta 1 as good as the d y were made XCLUSIVE DISTRIBUTORS OF THE DEMOREST SEWING MACHINED 1OYEAR GUARANTER Continued—The Curtain Sale The Lace Curtain Sale begun this morning will continue tomorrow. The «tor 1 know —-how we purchased the ‘‘lion's share’’ of the Lace Curtains sold at auction in New York April 2, to close the estate of Lawson Bros. Average price paid was about 62! m the dollar, That is the price hundreds of shrewd householders and hotelkeepers paid us today. That is the pr hundreds more will pay us tomorrow. Such values are simply marvelous. These lots will go tomorrow. $1.75 Lace Ourtains, Bale Price, a Pair $2.50 Lace Curtains, Sale Price, a Pair 1$1.29 | }$1.69 Real Imported Nottingham Lace Curtains, full gi ‘ : § width, extra heavy hreads made to t eh ere mee Ne estra heavy & andi be laundr Sand 314 rds long threads and white ines; 3% yards 2. nite only Og. ain for b ‘ } Eh $2.00 Lace Curtains, | i 3 $4.50 Lace Ourtains, ‘$2 9 Bale Price, a Pair ' s Sale Price, a Pair : . Curtains, made of good Iriah Point Lace Curtains, Novelty Net Cur ine with ‘ scroll tains, Fine Nottinghar a grea a ‘ " Very 4 of patterns: # y adapted for ving tains for the chamber room, chamber “THE SEATTLE STAR_THURBOAY, MAY 33, 1007, firma for between §100,000 poy 60,000. MAY KUN ALL SUMMER, Local flour mills that are usually compelled to close down during the summer months on account of the jemall grat aupply report this year that they may be precious | ciently to keep them nea in the Maiden Lane district |the dull months jow: 94 coma state tha 6 to ever $125,000 | close th a supplied suffi ing through FARMER ASSOCIATIONS MUST foo holds that the Frult Growers of selling garden produce ti PAY LICENSE FEE (Btar Bpectal Herries) OLYMPIA, May 28. Attorney General Atkinaon ae nelation which engages tn business farm, dairy, orobard or or recelves of #0 cite consignments of produce on should be treated commission merchants & | \4 The opinion further states tt ts found that Hoeek was debtor to the | largely tn the discretion of the com define sinaioner of horticulture to ho ts & commission merchant us er section 10 of the new law ON THE FRONT One of the largest American sail ing ships om the cosm, the Jame Drummond, ts « her wey from Frisco to load supplies for Poin Barrow, Alaska With 3 tons otfeal on bear the Amertoan ebip Arthur or wey re the Horn York to Beattle he mumb of coal cargoes that are coming ¢ the Sound relieves the possibility of © tightness In fuel neat winter MEMORIAL DAY EXERCISES consist moetly of songs and ¢ tions relating to the significant ents of the Civil war and sion of these and other historical subjects er A day of the co re There te ite ohe ~Kisin, the shoemaker, Hi? James in some of the higher ades Committees from both of the O RK. poste will visit clasese on the clees eet be Something New Every time you vielt California a realiee some new pleasure ye something new towah austidle m take the Southern Te Pacific company’s road of a thous and wonders Uterature at Union Ticket 608 Firet av agent ‘Three trains dally KB. Bilis, gemer . — Every business hee « begin ning and to begin requires | money. Many «@ business has been started with © savings scoount. Have you one! | We Pay 4°/o Interest on Savings Accounts Bresches, Belleré, Reaten, Coorartows | Jemes D. Hoge, President. N. B. Selner, Cashier, DIRECTORS Gohmits, 2. D Rosen anuel be De Ferdins Hebb, B. Bolner. Dunn James D. -¥ Mose, N. Union Savings & Trust Co, . ° . . . . Every Day a Bargain Day Owing to th Rank in the how ture either oven ages will Furniture Co. 418 PIKE REF Complete housefurnishers a Oak Ranges Phon Main Ind 309 Albert Diamonds FIR ANI Hanson Watches, Jew In an opine | Beds are now on the sales floor "Special $1.75 Regular Price $3.00 roll full Size Iron Bed, which can be had tn | white and pea green enamel ln a) straight-foot pattern, having ‘neh pth jars, %-in. top rode and other rods 16-16 blue and gold Size Iron Bed, which can be had in white and gold, pea green-and gold or In & bow foot design, baving 1 116inch pillars, 144nch brass Women’s Salts, Gowns, Walets, Corsets, Gloves —FREDERICK & NELSON, Enc. —5tere Opens 9:50 , m, Clones 580 py, “Under One Roof — Everything to Furnish the Home Complete.” An Emergency Sale of Iron Beds Just one day of vigorous price cutting to overcome an unosual situation Two carloads of Iron Beds have come in on tgp of the already-large stock The entire line is thrown open for tomorrow only at emergency must be moved at once. A few details are given below Please do not ask us to hold any of the Beds for future delty, Patna Over two hundred samples of Regular Price $8.75 Special $4.95 (bronae) pists . ull brass top mounts ™4nch inets tn diametWr. Head te “A Inches | phrase top rods andib-i64neh filling rods | pode high and foot le 44% Inches Bells regu Height of head, 60% inches height of | larly for 63.00; special tomorrow { foot 41 Inches Regular price 98.50; | 81.75 special tomorrow $4.70 | larly tor Reduced From. $15.50, 14.50 15.00 . 16.50 oe 17.00 ... 1850 ... 19.60 21.60 .. Reduced To. Reduced From. for future delivery The importance of soda crackers as an article of daily consum can hardly be overestimated. No other wheat food contains such nutritive values in correct pro- portions. This is only true of Uneeda Biscuit the ideal soda cracker. As fresh on your table as from the oven. Crisp, clean and appetizing. In moisture proof packages. By i NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY x CRLLELILRRLLERL ARE t once tn « lifetime Tou y for a plano, You want y. We have tt, for we methods are hon A. W. Chase, fw or, Packard, Watery, Hmersom, tedwie, & g o PIANOS Victor and Edison Talking Machines GEORGE F. MEACHAM OWNER SHERT MUSIC. STRINGS Til Seeond Ave.. alti 200 New Vark Block Other Iron Beds are Reduced ber: Vaisiureie as F Reduced To. | Reduced From. . $8 8.75 | #2000... 45 | 26.00... 27.50 .. 28.50. 29.00 ... 80.00 ... 85.00 ... A Full Size Iron Bed, tm Varnis brass top rods, “4ach tp inch brass spindles and %4nch Height of bead ta 40% finied Has 114g 44.75 special tomorrew, wesw wrens + Peewee eee ae Most of the above Beds can be had in size % or full-size. Please do not ask us to hold any of this special fun STEAMBHIP ON Daily Excursions : on Puget Sound Fare, Round Trip, AFTERNOON AND EVENING. First Moonlight Excursi¢ Saturday Evening, May 8p. m., from Pier 6, Foot of University St. Attention 40 you give your teeth? Do you give them the same care and attention you do your face and hands? Did you ever stop to think of the importance of your teeth ? Nature gave you good teeth ONLY EXCLUSIVE EXCURSION PUGET SOUND 50 DANCING AND MU No Liquors. Do you neglect them? Our specialty t= to care for and give the dest possible D, tal services. &xamination Free Bet of teeth, from Gold Crowns and bridge work... ... Fillings, all kinds 1112 Becond Avenue Office Hours 8:30 to 7. Lady Attendants vibra- » and ASSOCIATED DEN A x Phone Matn 6256, Phone Sundays 9 to 12: PAT Cores when all other WHY? Because 1 can cure so gery. 1 euccesstully & .# discase known to the Rates reasons suitation free Lady Dr. C. F. osTROPATHIC 20T Bitel et