The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 21, 1907, Page 5

THE SEATTLE STAR-—FRIDAY, JUNE 21, 1907. STORE OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS FOR YOUR CONVEN. HENCE, BEST IOWA CRIEAM- KRY BUTTER 26¢ of the Batter Ic OVANTS FORTUNES AND ARE! TRL One ton best lowa POLICE on Gale Gat nory urday at 26¢ a pound, will last all day Mo: hold the sale TO JAIL EN y, if the goods out ofa Mre A and vs > ye aval een Sidi win Seattle. Shop where you will, sec Fost *v. fers of the ip violati GO-CART HERE. Rees on sale tomorrow at 2h¢ to offer, and then come to The Fair and see Tomorrow at The Fair Will be a gala day for the bargain seekers of what others have how pede ote exeoumadors of Uh Season RANCH EGGS . hia ¢ oe ee 1.00, DOWN AND ss tims much more your money will do here. This is not ia Brows, charned with puve A auck RANGE, . ana nay | the largest store in town by any means, but on the elty ordt REFRIGERATOR OR account of smaller expenses we can and do under- alice ofticors, beg ioe 2 dos, Woe reserve the rigtit tof s : se p . ; : : ao with 3, tole cool suggestions for camp ee vctgllagtr | sell the big stores on all lines of merchandise. Pine cairvoyents, Banh or gihpctic edhe Bg Come, see and be convinced. supply and outdoor life in order to really enjoy the summer outing, you must have the Necessities for summer comfort—th re quite needful: on a 9200) wore Judge Gor} fo appear ° ae for tris! Jur WANT EXHIBIT hoods Drug Department book will be the gainer. For the Men |Men’s, Youths 50c Underwear 25¢ S5ESR2ESS EXTRA SPECIAL FOR BATURDAY ONLY— ’, Boys’ Clothing Your pocket Good, Honest, reliable qualities, made as they should be to h te in this state who : One caso M Ralbriggan Un ee Mawaare work Ge Tooth Powder ,....+.. 10@] dorwonr, Shirts and Drawers, | Please the wearer und give the bort of satisfaction—this sacri 3p raise a ' { $60,000 from 600 Hair Brushes ase French neck on shirts, patent [ fice of all profit and a good share of the cost is caused by cir Nip nr oN es bands on drawers, a romuiar 600 1 cumstances beyond our control; take advantage of it ‘or an bit at the Alaska 250 Perfumes .........0. 2G@ | SAEMent; special tomorrow, on ¥ ee _ fic exposition, The In sale at 26¢ per garment ‘chid is now at wort on ws the Face Powder ..,....... 16¢ Oe Overalls 48¢ Worth $10, 912, $14, $15 and § ' This club endeavore . 2 : ‘an appr priat . ve * ne 0 Perfumes seeeeeees BBO be poe are ra — Suits 675 Mon's Suits at less than the materials cost the fre, but was Informed by Sts bined Cece ned E cavity anda ans eresenes manufacturer. Our lons will be your gain if you get ig 6c; tomorro r Jp-to-date style. All new thi i veto ft, and the * i a ou 109) *' tomorrow 48¢ @ pair $6.98 tn on this deal. Up-to-date tn sty ! new this ate SOc Work Shirts 39¢ spring, not cheap in quality, but cheap in price Coa be Orlontal Lotion ....... 40¢@ | 600 Men's Cotton Work Shirts, 1.50 made of first class material in $ A. | Tée Quinine Tonte .... 40¢ F ihe best possible manner, rege These Suita are for youths and young wm and “summer chair, made of entre 9e Croam of Roses ....,, 26g f It price Se; tomorrow 389) 4, uy to 36 im. bust measure in size; the mate Suits Mew gold strikes are sees. | and varnished; seat and back - B5e Tooth Wah ......++65 1b¢ 1Se Hose, 3 for 25¢ rials are reliable and the styles are good; the regu ere from A echt ca the | of heavy brown canves; a For camp or steamer ¢ One case Men's Fast Color Cot lar prices have been $4.50, $9, $10, $12 and $16. At there is nothing to compare eho arrived very attractive chair ton Half Hose in black, brown and ers are stampeding $4.98 Daveoe y vient - eale anina Nanos grote tan, double hee! and toe, rege- 4 94-96 they are a most genuine bargain from any a Sonoma arrived trem| etriped ticking; adjustable tes ee 3 a ones tomorrow, | point of view Fraccisco yesterday, with 282 | to four positions, with arms DENNISON’S % pairs fo . and good freight. She | for Saturday only aSe MENEN SEMAN, 5 2c Tiss, 3 for BOG Men’s Working Pants, ? inde and heavy % 4 M Th in tecks ieee EPs PAPER and ¢in-hands, of silk, watin and Pants Made of good solid materials that will stand the I : “ Gmprovement ts looked for in 2',¢ PER ROLL washable material, regular price strain of hardest wear, regular prices have been foastwise lumber rate, as the| 25e; tomorrow special, 3 for ‘ market of past weeks has 50¢. $3, $3.60 and $4; tomorrow only $1.85. ‘many craft into deep-sea! BELTS 10¢ $1.00 Shirts 29¢ Jeaving the Steam Schooner | = About 200 Negligee Shirts In a ‘These are dress up pants, and there are 300 pairs ariety of st and colors that have sold at 750, $1.00 and $1.25 tomorrow, chaloe of all 30¢. ALL CLOTH AND FELT HATS Hon, of San Francisco, which | | Worth 250, be the rates, with most of the 600 of them tn ailk, and git, some of them were 390. Nearly leather of them to clean up at $2.08. The Jeniency of the customs tnws | Pants They sold regularly at $4.50, $5 and $6; tomorrow take your pick at $2 98 . rated by the case <I priced aa high as one dollar HALF PRICE. 92.98. “More Nomura, at Tacoma, and a quarter Qithough caught with contra- i silk valued ot $100, cannot be beyond the loss of the} 20c Because he was « steerage | 30c folding Camp Stool; the c cam STANDARD PRICE Bee Every single thing the Millinery Dept pt Sailors, Milan and Loghorn im with a good catch | Ce tea an Straw Hate go at yo balf price tomorrow. Trimmed hats of all kinds, flow clal priced for Saturday, each ilibut. When leaving the banks | ttor grad, with carpet ARDINIERES AT feathers, plumes, etc, are all Included in this hal! arom, one of the crew, tell _ iciser grade, with aan nore The J 6 mentioned above will be sold at from one-fourth S severe buffeting from a) me ot pontine Bs HALF. . lar cash prices, which have been the lowest quot Ware that enveloped the ves- | . Price of merchandise. You cannot make a mistake if y » He was exhausted when res-}] —auch as these will add to your summer comfort mattings, You will eave in apite of yourselt. porch shades, reed furniture, ate gas range, hammocks, re frigerators, garden hose, “Old Hickory” and aliver birch sum mer furniture. We've these things in abundance. Dy the captain. | Virginia Street Dock &)/ company has begua the of a labor-saving freight Tt will carry freight to! the warehouse to docked | above the intervening rail-| cern and may be operated | te capacity will be tone per per hour GRAND JUROR Dies. 200 Handsome Jardinieres! go on sale tomorrow at half our regular price. If they are @ don't _— oe —_ : Standard Furntture Co. Suits, Coats, Skirts at One-Half There are many cut price sales in Seattle today not @ snap know what a bar PANE 19CO, June 1~ B. Rede, a member of the Grand fury, died yesterday. | ———— COFFEE SILK MITTS HALF PRICE. tot BRIEFS BY WIRE Played a ees J Joke. | on ready made garments for women and misses, battleship Kansas in Philadelphia | jinst Monday. Many of the guests | | became hilarious ' A monty {] but look around and you will find that half price of them, black, white and the big small sites, t The Fair means less than half price anywhere n't y< . Why doesn’t your grocer Kill italian Prince. | TOPEKA, Jane 2i—Iit ie NAPLES, June 21.—An auto ac-} moneyback everything? rn nounced that a court-martial faces | cient yesterday afternoon resulted it get the goods or Adjt. Gen. J. W. F. Hughes of Kan-|in the death of Prince Pescara and money. sas for “spiking” the lemonade at four of his companions. | the reception attending the presen | p Yee? Brocer returns your money | tation of the silver services to the Snohomiah Man Killed. Fou don't like Schillings Best; | ——————_____. SNOHOMISH, June 21 pay dim. Dr. Lee Baker, dentist, 206 trying to beard a moving in, An _' baliding. Phone, Main 6266 ton Capps, & German, felt th the wheels and was ground to death an colors. Here ta chance here for the woman with a smait |} else, for the reason that the original hand prices were much lower to start with. Every single gar- Eitel wee ment in the stock is included in this half price sale except wash skirts and wash suits, both of which BUTTERMILK SOAP 10¢ FOR | Three Men Are Jailed. } OMAHA, Neb. June 21.—-Three| months in jail and a fine of $1,000 meted out to two men yester have been reduced one-quarter less than regular price to keep pace with the wool goods. 10c jal a i the fine is paid | Saturday Specials Hats and 500 boxes of “Swift's” But Straus Coming to Seattle. Tomorrow, as usual, finds us in splendid shape to WASHINGTON, June 21.—Secre-| termitk Soap, 3 eakes in @ box Caps Breet our patrons. New prices on things you need—and tary of Commerce Straus will be in| at 10¢ per box; usually sold 0 " ow bes tk Chats Metal Seattle about July 15, en route to} ‘. 8 a money-saving basis. Good Natured Bargains create ae at 190. In the new basement salesroom to- Five hun Honolulu on a vacation. | good natured cust and mean, as Wertised in hundreds of homes in Seatt mers, a rest . being ad vicinity as morrow we place on sale almost five After Plumbing Trust. { place to make the dollar last the longest PP Sect ones ee PURE Ree hundred hats and caps for boys and | broidered; plumbing trust is to be the next * se , combine investigated by citizens. girls at 10c each, that are worth 25c, fora waist The city attorney has been instruct €4 to proceed. white, lar champa 75e and $1.00. There are all and colors in the lot. 39c, 50c, kinds of shapes The “Old Town”’ Canoes RIBBONS 15 Not Out. A mighty good canme for all purposes. Can be used for a Mine Fir “ rs F eral ditferer » Bleaeure on our lakes and rivers at home, or for traveling pur . VICTORIA, B.C, June 21—The YARD. Most of them are worth from 50c to assortment $08es und rough use in Alaska—will stand wear and tear any tre Slope No. 4 of the Comax a sovel we . ‘ ta ' lee on earth. Gald ob eney payments. Prices mine baffles all efforts to extin 3,000 yards All Silk Novelty 1} 75¢. If you come before they are all | them to sel guish it Fo ceke ir . pat yrt it : | 0 50 d 60 Sen, Sttehagtitie se diseewer the tent cre aha gp eM gna 2 sold you can take your choice at | $3.00; tome —_— je base of foral and pompadour de . of the fire, but have been unsue- | Ibe on goes “ac 3uy as many as you like, If you are $4 ’ $ an $ cesalul | signa, from 3% to 4 inches 10¢ each. Buy as 7s 4 y the takes all the loss. see these. manutacturer wide; all new choice color Last Victim Recovered. Old Town Paddles. Window Screens. House Greatest NORFOLK, Va, June 21 ings, and 2,000 yards of plain 8 VALUE $2.00—Theso, as well | VALUE 2%5c—Size 15x23 inches, H]\oleventh and last” victim or ine NECK RUCHES 98¢ | INFANTS’ HOSE 5¢ | UNION SUITS 50¢ table : a Cb satin and taffeta ribbons, up L &s the canoes, are man utac- hardwood, adjustable frame wrecked launch of the battleship pee Fine ribbed. fast black, dou Tab: vegetar 106 eaaites, eee tured in Old Town, Maine and covered with our usual }]) Minnosota has been recovered to 6 Inches wide, regular A nice Iittle bunch o' em T bio knees, hevls and toes, sizes | white, ankle length, long sleeve, Spruce paddle is high grade antirust wire [f) } aii sei bap: Od: that have sold at $1.60, $2 and ]§ and 5% only, worth 12%¢ a | nandsc ly trimmed; this is ~ est; Satur $1. 59 cloth; has patent fly guard. }}) Hold-ups Are Caught. ee 0; all of thom in black, will | pair; tomorrow choice B¢. enaiua die Sheaas: eens | y Only 6 to @ custo VANCOUVER, B.C, June 21 yard; tomorrow 15¢ a yard c ” “ t os ’ and a great bargain at this price, mor; special Sat- Jf Ze W\sheritt Duntap” or Napa al” i ee ee LADIES’ HOSE unk ter gata urday here to get Tucker lien f oe Fishing Rods. ae 6 ucker and Sprotten, 81-3¢ < oy 6 Pr 1 who held up a lone bicyclist, kicked t « SUMMER VESTS 16¢ VALUE 32 50—Split bamboo Wisels Planes him nearly to death last April, and 25c NECKWEAR 9¢ 60 dos. Ladies’ Fast Black | ‘hose are low neck and sleeve wk w 1, cork grip and a then jumped $500 cash bat) They . 1 saed, | Hose. double heel and toe, reg- | jess; there are two styles, both mee tip: Good VALUE $1.35—The “Star were arrested here two weeks ago. | Somewhat solled and mussed, | iar ‘prices 12%0 and 16¢; to- | pure white, tho trimming {s neat | og >a is the best block plane manu fi) Extradition has been waived to be sure, but good styles and | morrow 3 pairs for @ quarter. | and dainty, and they are worth factured; nickel plated and HAND BAGS 25¢ g00d goods, some of them sold | Not over 3 pairs to’ one cus- f 950 of anybody's money; tomor Fist I sousat — 90c uit atn ortage of $25,000. EACH as high as 50c each tomer. row 16¢ each ishing Lines. oe 2 t June 21.—A short E . "S HOSE SUMMER DRAWERS a : Saturda ; age of $25,000 Is waid to ™ CHILDREN’S HO! SUMME Ri wRS | VALUE Our very best ll Bo aid to have been v 25c HAT PINS 9¢ quaiit cted silk tine, > he accounts of Frank KE About 150 of thom on sale 19¢ 19¢ | enty-f t ooter, clerk of the municipal and Almost a thousand faney hat a. oo : Jap Rose Toilet Soap. dletriet courts EP NAT tomorrow at 25¢ each, that |] ins most of thom jeweled; a big | Fine Ribbed Imported Chil] pure white, with wide lace Baturds edie: IC | VALUE 10c—This ts your favo : — i assortment to choose from, reg- | dren's Hose, double k double | trimming at the knee, umbrella “ rite totlet soap and the price A. MEYER, the tafior, formerly on old at 500, T5c, 890, $1,00 and ular prices 190, 2 and | 35c; | heels and double soles, all sizes | style, made of finest § Island j for Saturday ss but half. Only ff) Second and Pike, has moved to 25, black, white and colors, |] choice tomorrow ®¢ each 6 to 9%, regular price 260, and J cotton; our regular price is a f Screen Door Hinge Sets. two cakes to 1 Arcade way, New Arcade block $1.25, black, whi . extra value at that; tomorrow | quarter, but tomorrow we cut VALUE 2% SET—A set con a customer 5¢ vied = pe Rogge ccm ia business take your pick at a quarter 15c LACES 2%.¢ at 19¢ a pair a them to 19¢ a@ pair = eac ude 0 m name ol a ’ ° = falas at 1g hinges, knob ach | Broa asia oe Sine seein LADIES’ HOSE 25¢ $2.50 STRAW HATS ad hoo pri 3,700 yards o e, - plete : sinlen exh ere thee. 16 Ween About 26 dozen Ladies’ Fine r = 15c Fly Paper. Sou gt Ty inches wide. ait | Imported Full Fashioned Hose; 50¢ : - VALUE, TWO SHEETS FOR 5c good patterns, cloan and fresh, | 42 extra good 50c hose, in a] A blx iv’ of fancy Straw Flats Tangletoot”—the kind that Fovalae prices 106. 12'¢, — 166 | handsome line of novelty stripes | made c? novelty braids in a makes a sure catch; special GLOVES 10¢ aeasiie Sard: tomorrow Bi¢ | Mt 2G¢ a pair. Several styles to | great assortment of styles and for Saturday ° 2" I choose from, some of them even | colors, the regular fees run for a double Ic 50 doz. Ladies’ and | RUGS AT HALF. _ | *!¢ 9» hish as s9 men gs hen c Bore omy M -«s’ Summer Glove You can take your choice of LADIES’ HOSE 15¢ $1.00 CHIFFON 69¢ 185S¢ ” < > Tany rug in the house tomorrow These are fast binck, lace Shoe Polish, at just half the regular price. | front hose and extremely pretty, Fifty piec best quality Chif. . ‘ VALUE 100—"Riackola” is easy black, white and tan, | phere are no room sizes, but | there a # in the bunch, | fon and Mow » de Sole in a Saw Files. sly and wil) withstand slenty of the smaller sizes; half J all of th ular 26e goods, as | big line of colors, the exact same to apply and i nd - \ VALUE t v rain or dust; you save one regular prices 25c and ] price means less than the cost | long as they last the price will | quality that every store in town Mes, any all da half by buying to make them. Lack of space | be 16¢, but not more than 2 ells at 8% d $1.00 a yard; to- 4 Baturda holce 5c tomorrow, 5c ec; tomorrow 10@ a | compels us to sacrifice them pairs to one customer morrow the price will be 6D¢. only Saturday 6 air, It will be ad *“*Keep in Mind”’ : § d A . ’ . ble to come in the eCON venue : & Cline’s Piano ike and Pi morning for these; they Bet. Pike and Pine will go quick 2ND AVENUE & UNION STREET Seattle's Music Store Embroidered Waist Patterns direct importation, cream white, Store Opens Tomorrow at 9:30 a. m., and Closes at 9:30 p. { price sale, and all straw hate as to one-third loss than our regu od in Seattle for equal qualities ou buy headwear here tomorrow. $1.50 Wrappers T5¢ About one hundred and twenty. five broken lines and odd lots, regular prices $1.26, $1.50, $1.75 and $2.00; tomorrow choice 75¢ wach TS Petticoats 49¢ - big lot of Wash Petticoats in pretty patterns of ging ham, percale and seersucker, regular prices 69¢ and T5c; to morrow at 49¢, $1.50 Waists $1.00 300 Nobby uptodate White Shirt Waists ina variety of styles, trimmed with lace, em brofdery, hemstitching and tuck ing. Some of the prettiest walsts n in Seattle at any where near the pric regular prices $1.25, $1.50, $1 and $2; tomorrow at $1.00 cach $2.00 Kimonos $1.00 300 w Kimonos. A delayed shipment arrived this week, and to force them out quick we cut the price square in two and say half price on every kimono in stock ° 25c Bonnets 12'2¢ Baby Bonnets made of white mull, and handsomely trimmed with lace, bought to sell at tomorrow chot: $1.25 dred of them of our own beautifully pattern em enough in each size. The colors are and in the popu gne color. There are sev it materials and a splendid of styles. We bought 1 at $1.98, $2.25, $2.50 and yrrow of any they are all $1.2 looking for a good thing 5c MATCHES 2¢ A BOX, 000 boxes of the Best Parlor Matches made, every match guar 1, 2¢ a box inst the fe that you pay anywh else No limit quantity HAMS 16%¢ 4,000 pounds of best Kastern Sugar Cured Hams, tomorrow and Monday at 16'4¢ tb. You would pay at least 20¢ anywhere else. Not than two hams more to one customer at this price. In the New Base- ment Salesroom SECTION NO. 1. 10¢ Pearl Buttons, doz, . Se Sc Hair Brushes, each 1214¢ ibe Hose Supporters, pair Ti4¢ tc Ironing Wax, each ...... 1¢ be Mourning Pins, paper 2ie¢ io Shoe Laces, pair ,..... 3¢ 10c Hat Pins, dozen Se 50c Hair Brushes, each ase ic O. N. T. Lustre Cotton 2i¢¢ The and 60c Belts 10¢ $2.00 Gilt Clocks 600 Child's Caps 76¢ ts be Barbour’s Thre $2.50 Shirt Waiste 0c Pocket Books ......+- Trimmed Hats .,.... $2.50 Trimmed Hats .. 3c Basting Cotton, spool . 3c Safety Pins, paper .. Se Safety Pins, paper 10¢ Crepe Paper, roll 3e Pins, paper Se Brass Pins, paper . be Thimbles, each 3c Hooke and Eyes, card . 8¢ Hooks and Eyes, card . l0e Collar Buttons, dozen 10c Totlet Pins, lc Cube Pins Se Darning Cotton, spool .... 40c Table Spoons, set . 25e Tea Spoons, set . paper .. cube 10c Ladies’ Hose, pair Se Laces, yard ......++ 30c Laces, yard 8e pkg. Hair Pins, each ... te pkg. Hair Pins, each 8c Belt Pins, each 2he Waist Sets, set Groceries SECTION NO. 2. 5 Ibs. Best Black Figs, for 25¢ 4 Ibs. Best Quality Prunes for Sy « stances ee 6 Ibs. Good Quality Prunes for Best Navy Beans for 18¢ Best Quality Rice for 25¢ 2 lbs. Best Brick Codfish for 165¢ 3 Ibs. Best Salt Salmon for 15¢ 10c Good Mustard Sardines. .5¢ 19%¢ Lilly Table Salt, 4% Ibs. 10¢ 20¢ Sockeye Salmon, can ..10¢ 10¢ lowa Canned Corn, 3 for. a ose ase 10c Best “Canned Peas, 3 for 25¢ 5 tbe. 4 the. 10¢ Finest Canned Pumpkin, 3 for -. 23¢ 20e Crystal Baking Powder, can . oe 20c Calumet Baking Powder, can ve i0c English Breakfast Tea, Ib... 25¢ «ennai 29¢ Spider Leg Tea, Ib. ..25¢ 60c Gunpowder Tea, Ib. .. 39¢ 60¢ English Breakfast Tea, Ib. . 39¢ good quality, Ib. 19¢ Mocha and Java, Ib. 28¢ China Crockery Glasnware Tinware Graniteware SECTION NO. 3. Everything Half Price. Articles Articles Articles Articles . Articles sone 200 Articles 25e 75e Articles . B8¢ $1.00 Articles ~» Boe $1.50 Articles . Te $2.00 Articles ........ $1.00 Thia half price sale of Crock ery, China, Glassware, Tinware, and Graniteware will close Mon day evening ne 4, at 6 o'clock, Supply your needs be fore it is too late and save halt This cludes all hardware your sale also in and wooden- money ware - 25¢ HATS ['wo hundred and ty dress hats, street hats, sailor hats and children’s hats on sale in the basement tomor row at a quarter; the regular prices range from 50c up to each. Come early for these SSR ten Oe a Zz. t i { } i iy ou iia i ‘ bad } H 4: