The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 31, 1907, Page 11

Ri ADUATION EXERCISES ARE y Ss HELD AT KENT | Tang Yt, "fates Ghtea ond tn hi | Ldang Ching, three students trom 2-2 ae gpa Ee | Pekin, are stopping at the Rainier here on Grand, They are on their way to San Francisco, for the purpose of studying the goversment of that city, They will remain in America six yeara at the expense of the Chinese government, for the pur pose of studying both the best and worst forma of government in the west at close ranga | CHINESE STUDENTS sTUDY| CITY GOVERNMENTS Rpectal Servier, P May 81.—Very auec peneoceent exercises were held = dhe oper house Wednesday even: | ‘Temp Pho funiors had decorated the) O. F. hall today, A large represen With flowers and the curtain | tation ts here peck Was mace one mans of Miss Harriet Shinn te visiting In The program of | California and will probably re dog Se. ach mcektaas vain there all sunimer, follows, Song dy the schox on] favocation, Rev. H. Mur piano solo, Miss Batith | visiting her claaemat coaatul | graduated at Sedro-Woolley ot meeting of the Good je being held in the |, 0. Another False Alarm t by his cen, the caustog th partment and the pe able anxiety, sprung Will Climb Mount Olympus. Two companies of the Mountain core of Seattle and members of oth Jud, tle ool Meng Pca er mountain otimbing clubs of the te supreme Cours |northwest will leave for Mount Olympus on July Mth and August F Hon. | © ; . tricks y A stave & brief address |20d with the intention of ascending |Way turned In trom: th nted the d the peak. Asahel Curtts and W. | geventh ay. W. and I at ieee that haa M. Price wilt go ovar the route ta | ~ a oe a fow days selecting camping spots “BR for the mountain climbers TEA “amertea” by the TWENTY-ONE NEW DENTISTS) Tea is tea sometimes Murray wd oe * oi can ‘Twenty-one out of 42, who took and at some houses; at te the araduating clase | “**tBations before the state dent-| other times and at other a! beard to become dentists, passed successfully and were granted Ii censes to practice. The number who took the examinations for the month of May w an ueually jorge. 100 emery scythe stone, Lt emery atec!, 106, at Spinnings. *** points, health, Intel , apiritual welfare. pated of tho graduates are Joha Stew houses, what do you think it is? Your grocer returns your money if you don't like Sehiiling’s Best we pay him Jobnson, Vora Madison, Hattie ‘Welch, Adaline Mol Boyker, Hildred Davies, of those who finished grade are Mary Hatt, Evra Neely, Emmet Nesiy, Geraldine Dow ! Bugene Alvord, Rose Burnley, Tom Massie Mullen, Alma Ras Rhodes, Victor Gon- Taylor, Ray Mitchell, Rath Calhoun, Her Great Retiring Sale After 20 Years of Business June tst Commencing Saturday at 2:30 and 7:80 p. m, and continuing daily. My entire stock of Mne Diamonds and Watches, sad complete line of Jewsiry will be closed out at PUBLIC AUC. TION and the firet 200 indice attending the opeaing sale will Tecelre souvenir tickets. Be one of the first. P. 8&-—To all whom { may concern: The undersigned be tug about to retire from bustness, all persons having property pledged with bim are hereby notified to redeem same promptly at the expiration of the Ume for which they have prepaid inter eet DIAMOND PALACE JOSEPH HOESBLICH, Prop. 817 2nd Avenue OOk. 3, D. Lewis, Auctioneer. i Hogan | fm his remarks gave sondition of the dis Donded tndebtedness te) of which is provided fund, and it ie ex) all will be provided for ts due. It ts thought | $2,000 floating indebted: wil next ms all be paid off by estimate for running year is $10,000. Wllowing were present at Bx } Mr. and Mra. Frick Arka of the same of Seattle, for here, Miss Bunice Milessbars. Miss Laure Seattle, formerly a mem- of the class of 1907, and Miss Sedro-Woolley, dil Mia tdi titi i WHERE IS BUSTER BROWN? WATCH THIS SPACE EACH eat et SHEE AHH EH ES . + USTER WILL BE BACK TIGE WILL SOON BE HAPPY. NEXT WEEK, AND WILL APPEAR ON THIS PAGE To DELIGHT Lad * “YoU WITH HIS CAPERS FoR MANY WEEKS To CoME. ; os, t HE WILL TELL YoU THE TRUTH ABOUT HoW WE SELL } Boop cLoTHES AT RIGHT PRICES AND LET YoU TAKE YouR } HIME To PAY THE BILL. ; he « vu. .WEINVITE YOU To Look EACH WEEK AT MR. OUT- 4 , * GAULT’ 5 INIMIT ABLE CARTOONS. , we ¢ “ RESPECTFULLY, t | Eastern Outfitting - : ae * » Company,inc. 1332-34 2nd Ave. 209 Union |. "23 . PPt-0-0-+-2-+-2-o-+-2-4 > +--+ -6-+-4-#-4-9-+-+- +O O-OO OO +o ron tn 4 Men's Blue Den im Overalls, reg: Put the Fair on your shopping list tomorrow and get better acquainted with the store. ular 69c, Satur day— you do, a regular customer 15o WASH GOODS, 9¢. 61¢ FOR 750 UNDERWEAR Over two thousand yards of Fine in the New Basement Ladies” Tide Bults, high neck, long Lawns, Dir 2 and Mu in the eb sleeves, ankle léhgeth Made of finest est new 1} esigne and colorings. Fine Keyptian cotton. Regular price Tbe, To sheer qualities that retail everywhere at morrow, Gl¢@ per suit mc theme nt ‘Salesroom 22¢ FOR 35c UNDERWEAR Ladle ale Ver jo" ok, 4 Vv Ise WHITE GOODS, 10¢, shane, Bheatibelly tinned Stn eae > hite lace. A grand garment at our regular 1 10e Pea me, dowen Be price of be Tomorrow, 22¢ per gar ment walst mate 63c DRESS GOODS, 30¢. About sixty pieces In « ore and in shepherd check thie broken plaids and novelty weaves All and in the right welgh wear The ¢ r pr are 4% G8c, @8¢ and Mill Bnd Bale e@ Thimble BR¢ yard 18e WASH GOODS, 12'.¢. | Those are mostly Fine It Per je Hooke and Rye, card aad and bie Beits aBe Ladies’ Fast Black Fine Gause Hose, [I cales, both in a and ¢ ta . 4 = 106 Collar Buttons, dosen Be Git Choc a double heel; regular price 6c a pair, To | printed in handsome patterns and beautl #2 - as 91.00 | norrow, 3 pairs for ® quarter. ] ful color combinations. There are also | 16¢ Tollet Pins, paper B¢ | $1.00 Jardinicres Boe | some Swell Dimities in the lot. No one 12\%¢ FOR 19 HOSE | selin them for Jess than 18c a yard. Here | 100 Cube Pins, cube Be | 496 Tea Pots ive Ladies’ Hose, full seamless foot, double they cout you only a ehiiling So Darning Cotton le i. falta 2he heel and toe, faet black. Regular teal | Qe WASH GOODS, he. 4 18e a pair, Tomorrow, two pairs . Ruy for Children’s D and for | #0 Table Spoo: ine Child's Caps 10¢ | quarter Aprons now, while you can get Be, oe se oat oe 19¢ F 26c HOSE Qbe Tea Spoons, set 10. ~ and 10¢ Ginghams for a nickel o yard, peer ¢ | The Corsets 109 These are Boys’ and Girls’ Hose, with II | jr = than 10 yards to a customer at 10e Ladies’ Hose, pair Se be Barbour'a Thread ae double knee, double heels and double price. ‘ * \ toes, Fine ixl rib: Our regular price lbe om a r 26e WASH GOODS Ihe pepe ieot ere $2.60 Shirt Waists .98¢ | 25. Tomorrow, 196 a palr, These are Medium Weight Cotton Laces, yard F eh oe ! Plaids, 27 inches wide. They look exactly | go pkg Hair Pins, each .....+. 3g | 60 Poskat Books 1s¢ 25¢ FOR 50c HOSE like wool, and will wear fully as well s, ‘ $1.50 Trimmed Hats ........sssa0- 49¢ Ladies’ Fine Imported Hose, full regu. The styles and color combinations are | 2¢ pk Hair Pins, each ue lar made, double heel and double sole, in ]] very handsome. Just the thing for girls’ | geo pete Pine, each $2.60 Trimmed Hats handsome stripes, in novelty patterns, | school dresses. Regular price ISe « yard Mill Bad price, 16¢. Save 6¢ a and ife @ yard, tomorrow only Visit the oe 50c Caps 10¢ and The; mm. Regular pri 500 tomorrow choice, each A beautiful assor ndy lace in widths of from ore ibe & yard. Ibe LACES, 2,000 yards bar this wale These items $ Salts “ 88 the highest pr $3.50 Skirts $1.98 ers 15 5 5 prices have beer $1.75 Petticoats $f. 13 © $1.69 and $i $2.00 Walsts $1.25 nenday theyre ew morrow at late | Pe livery and made ‘ ick from the wa au THE SEATTLE STAR-FRIDAY, MAY 31, 1907. Th < Fai | ) nner Pine Sts Open Saturday Evenings Until 10 0’ Clock Much lower expense doing business enables us to undersell the big stores Note the prices quoted here, and you will get a fair idea of the savings— 26e Waist Bets, sot Special In the Millinery Dept. Compare these goods with what you find elsewhere and see where your money buys | the mont | ion . ‘ on Yard Leghorn Hats, | Sailor Hats, | Trimmed Hats, Trimmed Hats, zat, | Yard 69e¢. PRe. 49¢. 79e. SO YORE teeee, new Worth $1.25. Worth $1.50. Worth $1.50 Worth $2.50. | 600 yards Sirevciass Linoleum Lawns and Organdies tn all the — | ; | cama | that sells everywhere at 65 newest spring styles and color Trimmed weg ——. | akan” | ae and Sc @ yard, 6 patterns to ings, 27 Inches wide, colores Worth $3.50. Worth $5.00. Worth $6.50. | Worth $2.50. | choose from, two qualities, To- fuaranteed, worth 12%0, 160 Neti ; morrow your chotce at, a yard.. 3,000 BUNCHES ‘OF FLOWERS AND FOLIAGE AT HALF PRICE. 156 new Mil! on sale tomorrow morning and hats for boys and » & variety of styles and con 25e, Valenct both edgings and tnsert- Tomorrow Men's best 50c Working Shirts, Saturday— 38¢ | Second Avenue It will be money in your pocket if every time. Try us once and you will become Abe Ge 1¢ ae ne 1¢ | 260 Hair Brushes, each 12%4¢ FOR 19° UNDERWEAR Ladies Summer Vests, low neck, sleeve jens, trimmed on front, neck and arm holes with pink and light blue. Regular price, 19¢. Tomorrow, two for a quarter, Ge FOR 124, VESTS Ladies’ and Misses’ Summer Vests, low neek, sleeveless, neck and armholes pret- tly trimmed—regular price 12%. Tomor- row, G¢ garment & 1-3c FOR 150 HOBE Se Hose Supporters, pair Se Ironing Wax each © Mourning Pits, paper © Laces Hat Pins, dozen Hair Brushes, each ahe Be tre © ‘otton Regular price boc pair Tomorrow, 25¢ a 10¢@ | $1.50 Trimmed Hats ose Save 25¢ a nery Annex in the Basement. 300 Hats just received today go thar Groceries Ib Come early Crockery, Glassware, China We are going out of this line and cost cuts no figure at the present time. It is only a question of selling the goods and getting the cash. Tees half regular prices. 3% 10¢ Almost giving these goods away 800 Creamery Butter, ennes take | Best Navy Beans, lb.....4¢ vod Quality Lard, Ib. All prices are cut square in two, as follows: 200 EMBROIDERIES, Ae. 10%e This ts an exerptionally «¢ they are wide and come in hand - Me Articles ......++ - Be Te Articles ..... some array of new patterns w 120 « yard 1c Codfish Bricks, Ib. TH@ | 20, Articies ...........cc 2@q) $100 Articles .a.ccoo.cca ‘inal $1.00 CHIFFON, 69¢. _ | 6 tbs. Good Prunes for..25¢ | ase Articies - 121-2¢ 41.60 Articies ... sacar katate: fall Gaeta’ perdeek quote. aguas tie yang | 4 Ibe. Best Black Figs for B00 Article .....++. LGe@ $2.00 Articles ... $1.00 a yard everywhere. Tomorrow here at only 69¢ a yard BP | ete pithette ois vivediucxs $3.00 Articies ... 12\4,¢ EMBROIDERIES, Good Canned Peas, ean J Side Nothing reserved out of the entire stock. Housekeep- Their dollars will do double if they buy now and here. Good Canned ¢ can 813¢ can orn ers will do well to heed this. duty 15e Canned Halibut, can S¢ 10¢ I ( i Salmon, can S¢ Nothing the matter with the goods, except the price 3 ( Oil Sardines, 3 cans for | Neat, natty styles, perfect fitting, dependable materials, f wt All new thie season. The only reason for closing out this Brand Salt, 44-1 106 lepartment is lack of space to show the stock to advantage $4.98 ( t B Powder, | If ure in the market for Clothing, you will be dollars ms oes ag ahead ou take advantage of our loss. Take your pick “Regular | 4° ‘J ree f the stock and pay just half. We guarantee them just they are 40¢ Gunpowder Tea, bb S1.98 ] ¢ English Breakfast the same as if you paid the full price ost Three hundred of them that have »§ Oe ¢ ler Tea, Ib. 3D 88e an $1.13]. wider Tea, bb. 30¢ | Shitts 40¢ seas W . us quate at this price. * 17¢ Men's six different styles ‘yo . M ha and Java ( tte r ar regularly 2We : $1.25 lb 5 ‘ 25¢ Hose i2i¢ and 22¢, tom for a quarter. Best Quality Eastern Bacon Any Price it at Sweet as a Nut etter at Price 15c Lb @ other stores. Best Fresh Ranch Faas 20¢ Doz | New Management New Methods New Goods New Prices Best Granulated Sugar 9 Lbs for 50¢ Second Avenue BETWEEN Pike and Pine Sts. Every egg guaranteed.