The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 24, 1907, Page 12

}tnen falling to anawer leaves the ljumbermen thinking that the roads niece movin (Denttle Stare Kasinatve service.) An unusually large amount of LOS ANGHLES, Cal, May 4 THE M | cold cash wee carried through the | Kia" pnly fighter GEATTLE TAKES & ORM, | orale et. Beatile prs ogg Bn Kid" Golomon ta the only fh ROM VANCOUVER | the morey from the vaults of the |i the ring today who has never! ING GAME FRO ve id bullding recently ccoupted py | trained for a« fight, although he; BY A SCORE OF 4 TO 1. | Dexter Morten & Co. was removed | has fought many battles. to the new place of business in the} Without the assivtance of a spar New York block here wae #1, he other corps of $0000 te the pile, ‘This wee the; ae » te th - a % * fighter » (8tar Speetal Service.) property of the Seattle clearing Y : h VANCOUVER, B. C. May S4-—| house ee “ay «4 ~~ riven from the | Bea baseball game this renks uot oe bas attrac *o ae Won Se Saws a“ |mueh attention by his clever work | pporatns by 0 of 4 to L THO) EASTERN FIRMS TO AUDIT) that ne has boon given m mateh game Was fast till the ninth, whea ‘ : ; went to pleces and al CITY RECORDS with the featherweight champion ee cone on err ‘ore. THE RE jot the world, Abe Attell, and will "The score by Innings fight him in Loa Angeles today Ww Y, " for the title 1 eee 002010002 4| B. W. Andrews, B ©. Neufelder | ie eaetoes 000010006 ‘and Ralph 8 Stacy, a committee of Solomon t employed in the dunce was thre Asin the local clearing house, have ad-|#treet department of Los Angeles The attendance was three thou-| i 1"s, securing of the services |@0d whenever he has a fight on mpi | ane, Meet wee waire. of eastern accounting firme to|d® leaves his work and goes direct | G PR Falke TO ANSWER, audit the city books. These recom. |‘ the fight pavilion without a mo = mendations Will undoubtedly be Meat’s rest or any preparation for The “LomBermen's assoctation, | adopted by the elty council next | the fight. He ie a natural born) which has served notice ef *& #0) Monday night fighter and has lost bat one de for the eetadiiahment of & Jolet r8t®) Herrick 4 Herrick, of New| cision tm the five years that he base oe By ye ed pow nae peor York, are namel for the experting | been tm Be ring. That was to ei'the Misesart river, have heard | Of the books from the day Joha d urahem and a few weeks) trom every road with the exeption Riplinger left the city, March 19, after bie defeat he came back and tube roate trectiy affiliated with | 1908, down to the present and Price, | whipped Burnham decisively. So the Union Peoific. The Marriman Waterhouse @ Co, also of New | omon fe 80 years old and has moet —_———_"~ ) York to expert the books from the ¥ & spectal department We ca 1th of Mareb, 1806, beck Base Ball Mitts tno Deno samace 2 for the large aod unusually shaped cost, A. L. Hall's, 1111 First) fee Hood Ganai Excursion, $1.00 man. W. B. Hutehinson Co., corner avenne. ***\ round trip. See page 1! *** Second and Union. ALES NOTIO | The Victor Black Sateen Sleeve Mxtra Heavy Tubular Shoe . Be Protectors, 20¢ value, Laces, Se value; three . o pair . . 2ite pairs for Se Conqueror and Cit inton Safety rrench Pompadour Halr Rolle, | Windsor Hooke and Byes, black = once gel se all colors, #00 value, only ton, ; . each 10¢ | _ be value 3 ‘World's Fair Wire Hairpin White and Colored Fiolehing Hercules Hose Supporters. ft Cabinet, 10e value - Be Braid, ¢ yarde in piece, | colors and alses; Be Bik-Covered Hat Wire, Diack | 00 value value, @ pair I212e — white, 20¢ value, each ntury Needle Hooke a as gk 3 10¢ 00-yard spool Basting Cotton, Be value | Be value, | Mending Tiewus, black and Princess Ribbon Leaders, 2 apesi Se Grow, Oe valee........) 00 sizes on card, Ife value, Se | Washington 400 Needlepoint | German Silver Thimbles, al) omrd 5... . Pin Sheet, eises, 10e value, Princess Tavisibie Hooks and | # value 212¢ Se Byes, black and white, all |Dragon Hatpine, § and # Inches lor Tape Measure, steea, Se value, jong, Se value, Fests for . Be! L each .. de lode value Be Extra Size Knit U nderwear at Extra ‘Small Pricings “Myt" said a large, handsome woman at the under. wear counter yester, ‘Why didn’t I come here first! I’ve been looking all over this town, and nowhere could I find such underwear as here."’ This is the kind of remarks we hear nearly every day. ‘And our goods are priced considerably less than clase where, which in itself is sufficient indueement to come and examine the stock. Our salesiadies will give you most polite attention without urging you to buy aT Be & garment—women's jersey ribbed, 25 * garment re w fine cotton, shaped Vesta. high neck bed _* re S14 extra fine | sleeves and low arck, no sleeves, also um 4 Viele Vests, fancy crocheted brells lace trimmed pacte, extra quality, out | sleeves; large assortment; extra quality ” ow sizes, 7, 8, 9 sieen, 7, 8, 9 aT & garment—women's jersey ribbed, aT GO * garment—-women's Swine rib 7 fine cotton, shaped Vests: high neck, bed, pure whi extra fine imported silk plated sleeves and cuff knee or umbrella lace trim Vow! fancy heted; low neck, no « pants to match; extra quality, out «izes, | latest creations, out sizes, bast quality, 7, #, % AT }@ & sult-—women's jersey ribte ton Union Suits; in eve made; elegant finish. Our sults are form-fitting | and very elastic. Out sizes, extra quality, 7, 6, 9 long or short sleeves an neck G@eoves and umbrella lace trimmed pants, extra quality, out sizes, 7, 5. 9 AT $1.25 * aT ® garment—women's Swiss ribbed pure white, extra fine lale thread Union Suits m fine, soft lisie, fancy crocheted | hand silk crochet fini#h; high neck, long . BO sleeves, imported gradeq; | sieves; ankle length and low neck. no sleeves of patterns; extra quality, out and umbrelia lace trimmed; extra quality, out t—women's jersey ribbed at sixes, 7, # % i ) for $1.95 4 Pair? j — . | : Then apply early at the Men's Boot Shop—PFirst Are ia nue store i About 1500 pairs altogether—the balance of that Mi great purchase which caused such a «tir two weeks ago representing such famous shoes as the W. L. Douglas Burt and Packard, White-Dunham, Padicott-Jobnson, Uy am Brothers, and others equally good—all €3.50, $4.0¢ $5.00 shoes the country over, at $1.95 a pair—Sat urda Think of that! The world's finest shoes for men t the world’s lowest price—1.95 @ pair. All sizes are to be had in some one style or another, not all sizes in all styles, of course. However, there is no question but we ean fit you—come “It's better to have tried and failed than never to have tried at all’’—-and there’s much to gain-—-#3,60 to $5.00 shoes at $1.95 a pair don’t grow on a hinaics A Sale of $1.00 Pictures at 69e Size What an amazing bargain! It's for the Anniver fach. 14x26 Inches ' and white etchings, mounted on plain inti eats white mats, with fancy 1 frames, 14x wh size, 25 : nt subjects, at Be each, instead of $1.00 i ale of $2.00 Pictures at $1.45 Each; Size 26x36 Inches rseth gatheaies at ¢ BLAS instead f $2.00 gift or brighten up the ne THE BEATTLE 8 land defeated some of tho beat foathorwelghts on the Pacific const While he te only a slender built |1m the ring today out but fal led to do it hap he bas the kick of a stowed away in the left hand succeed tn breaking two abow In the photograp Kolomon Attell that says that he will o Tommy Burns, he heavywelght, tried to put bim Burns did rile, which he defeats go on the tage or follow the usual course of the champion but will return tc hia work in the street department Me te a hard we the sole » pport widowed mother THE MARKETS Western ged appear avenue pr ance today the extremely light re etables are no doubt t seatioring ¢ Very igh ries disappolnte There * an on the berry offer mh poor de o the fte ht receipts « fellow ft H strawber lealers «again moun demand Be. It te expec the coming week Will bring In tc cale io larger quantities than ever and the commission m pe the Trop will & good The y of strawberries is likely t be high for some time The raise te th ice of flour y the local millers «# p Senin # feeding turing of sur May i slo plus et Veartables Protem wanmee taney. Gh ee oe We « for the man, W Second and t Y, Mente ome Ae MN fondstuffe grass and the pas ok y Seen Is No Question « Wargar 63 Hat in to 95.00 ee te BANGAR HATS 88 LILLAGAR & BARKMAN Kxctontve Matt eu AR—-FRIDAY, MAY mule ‘ 1007, Women’s Sults, Gowns, Walsts, Corsets, Glevee-—FREDERICK & NELSON, Inc.— Store Opens 8:30 2. m., Cises ore “Under One Reet = Breryeene | to — the —_ tc oe 65 A Couch of the famous Karpen guaranteea feel spring struction, covered with Fabrikold, « outienng seeae ‘The frame is of hard maple, finished weathered. na are eight rows of tufts, Covering closely leather, and will give good service. a ‘mn apectal tomorrow Cabinet, Special | $1.25Solid OakStand, Special 5.25 ‘ j } } A solid onk Muste Cabinet fn Thi i polished golden finish or hard jo Stand ts of Masters mane facture, made of solid osk fn wood in mabogeny finish. Has quartersawed finish, The top five sliding shelves and brass | measures iéxié inches; both rod at top for curtain. In 38” } top and lower «#helf are orna mented b halfround beed ing: legs are attractively 7 4 } Regular price $7.80; special Guia \Mimdar ‘sible 4.58 LOMOFFOW ceceeeeee 85.25 special tomorrow ..68¢ _———————————— ae en erect Special Saturday Sale. of Small "White Bed Spreads $1.25 Rugs vi essen See stn, onaresenen satis Sik | ed patterns are specially priced for tomorrow, at ..., ; high, 18° wide and 14 deep. Mohair Ruge—These come tn del | Wiiten Velvet Ruge—These can jeate shades of pink, green and be had tn Ortental, floral and cream are twotone ef. onvenational designe jally sultable for bedrooms. Aumineter Ruge—These popular i Rugs are shown tn floral and Tomorrow mixed Feather Pollows, weighing six pounds 63 | L 16x36 specs $4184 epecia ‘ Ortental effects, pair, and covered with fancy art tickings, can be bought te ts J0n64 specta . 84.75 27x64 special ..... 81.65 Bedding Bection at, & pair....+-+.+-+- steed eobere @ Six Patterns of Printed Linoleum Underpriced can be chosen among Tomorrow siz 4ifferent patterns of Printed Itooleum, embracing the ustal run of Printed Linoleum design: special price of, per BQUATO YEA 6c... ccc cesccee ceeteeesenseneeererenteee #eceenapert suesnereeueenaes NOTH: —There will be an extra charge of 10c per square yard it we lay thts ‘epettal Linoleum Boattle Vowes! Castoncs, Sutts, Fors, Weisks. £70. ; | ae ote! ond Club Formsoare, — SECOND ee ae Po roa — Sao SPRING STROEE 423 Pike Street Ss ‘The The Wonder Millit Company — 18 FORCED TO VACATE THEIR OLD STORE A 1420 SECOND AVENUE. The house has always carried an immense goods of the best quality. They are still heavily and don't want to move it. They want the people do it for them. Come and take it st Half Price and Lan) Saturday will be @ big day. Come early. Don't fey THE WONDER 1420 Secend Avenue slg at Last. We ean Save You From $2.30 = $3.00 On Each Hat In Clothing we are show Dante! Kelleher R. Aysias -Turenne, President Viow Pree ident. The Bank for Savit Capital $400,000, Fully Pald 4 ben. 4 bens R Annies Tue James Car ing an immense line o Spring Novelties at the . Sn A i same pro rata savings on Cort George J. Dana, a 4 tia “i : Gritnitn 4 eaca sur See car win Hi. H. De > ia Parse, rredertalt Sigs a ER nn W Malcolm McDougall, Ce Vilas i lows. We wish an John Er Alex. F. McBwan FP. W. Week s t nounce to the citizens o SAVINGS ACCOUNTS ONLY Ballard, we will have a Corner Firet Av. and University St. Opposite Pest 0 Grand Opening of our new OSTEOPATH! other ee and up-to-date Store at 242 Ballard Ave where we will show you a line of merchandise that will meet ur wishes and at prices below anything ever of. tecame kno tem, Rates rease ce fered in our Greater City Boyle’s 423 Pike Street 242 Ballard Avenue Dr ©. tery treatmeat omach and j