The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 28, 1907, Page 5

- COMPANIES Councilman Revello will intro gece an ordinance ta the cour ; ably at its next meoting enals ‘ los { « agons, and me ma to sell | » any ing to pay for ft, The act panies in refusing to 1 exc persons having tlekets, ta the direct ca f the ordinance TOT STEALS TRAIN, RIDES Special Service.) 8 o tot who has ides on rattroad tre the fouryearol (Star a mant @ Bellingham train and = was Blank cartr are ges, Hall's, SPELGER & HURLBUT. AS for Everybody Saturday 8:30—Close 9:30 p.m Open Tomorrow We aim to make tomorrow the last Saturday in June, a fecord breaker, and have priced goods so low that you ff simply can't resist a visit here. The following list of BAR GAINS are but samples of the deep price cutting In effect in every department Come in for a few minutes anyway, and ff fook around. No one wil! bother you te buy, WwW giad to make you acquainted | with our stock, for if you are it f means another customer for Beattic’s Economy Center. Saturday's Best Bar- gains. Roger's Tea Spoons 49¢ Set. Regular Value 1 for Only one set to a customer Bamboo Fishings Rods Ree Value. $2.00—Or Leader, Split Bamboo Rods. silk wound, with extra tip an exceptionally Rood sow $1.19 morrow only Willow Fish Baskets ar Value, §1.75-——-Large Impe d Finely Made Willow Fish Baskets, catch; will hold While the $1.29 Cut on Carpenters’ Squares Value, $1.00— 24-inch Carp fall board meas -Finest fj Another Carpenter Special Regular Bs ag 5o—The mous Keen Kutter, Mons Lest Carpenter Penct no better made. tomorrow only Hammocks Reduced Regular nine, $2.50—Fancy Close Woven, Wide Valance Hammock, with folding pit low, and in fancy colors tomorrow only at Gorham Rubber ‘Hose Reduced Value, $3.00—A Full Section of the Gor Rubber Co.'s Heavy Covered, Seamless Garden How with couplings * $1.98 Dolls for the Children Re Val 3$c—-Double de Dolls, cle 5, at will stand r h fling. In ne whe row Fa Sin Regular Wfoot ham Re cor a bic tor only Celluloid Dolls 5¢ Rex Priee, 10e—<e # tha All Ta ... 15e Oil Cook Stoves 600—Very ne and handy ww SSC Fruit Jar Rings © dozen | Harlbut | Second Ave. and Union St. a considerable distance from hore. Youterday the tot boar |train and was not discovered un | Ul Index @as reached. LICENSE ICE back, This city ty climbed aboard not 11 Lat son $2.00 per Dozen |i] 2c jj $1.63 | ered until after the train w JUDGE WHITSON da GQ N, In each tm stance the conductor sent the boy that Owing to the fact WILL PROSECUTE RAILROADS = | lelreult court, appointed tie stat (Seripps Telegraph Service.) WASHINGTON 28.-—Wash t violators of appraise and well the shore lar a provided in the Piper bill, he wt Jun They handle all kinds, *** years in ding Sing, William ¢ —woe have just recetved another car of these famous high-class re frigerators, and can supply you with any size you wish, from the smait family size to the large hotel aadg restaurant sizes. }. some superior Bohn features: —10 degrees colder than any other refrigerator. —porcelain or enamel lining. —pure and dry atmosphere. —freedom from moisture. } —perfect drainage. | —-economy in consumption of ice. —used by prominent railroads throughout the United States —we are exclusive Seattle agents for these celebrated Bohne syphon system refrigerator. the best hose values we've given you 4 good lawn hose is the most economical in the end id Hne of guaranteed hose, made by the Jersey and offer these ex nal savings for Satur we carry as City Rubber ¢ day only : special price.87.50 special price 96.75 special price os regular price o, 6 ply, regular price $11 5 ply, regular price $9.50; 4 ply, regular price § 50-ft. leng oft. lenat 50-ft. length of « apectal price 50-foot length of cc ) —we also have a ular price $4.50 86.75 $4.50; special price $5.50 length: reg $2.95 ood but unguaranteed hose in 60-ft apectal price ©. M La Fares, Secretary. KR. Austas- Turenne, Vice Preside Daniel Kelieher, President The Bank for Savings CAPITAL $400,000, FULLY PAID Per Per Cent Cent You will f much more secure in depositing a savings iY unt, if ya deposit In a Savings Bank where you know the capital is fully paid in, in cash, for the protection of your depoatt SAVINGS ACCOUNTS ONLY Corner First Av. and University St. Opposite Post Office. BULLETIN Great Northern Railway FOURTH OF JULY EXCURSION RATES FARE § ONE-THIRD 1 TO ALL POINTS With a Radius of 200 Miles on Sale July 3 & 4--Return Limit July 6 CITY TICKET OFFICE Second and Columbia Judge H. Hanford, of the United States | commissioners, whose duty it ts to 18 not be qualified to hear the injune ° u Dougias, who at colved a three-yoar TO HEAR CASE) on of the late Queen Victor robbed of jowela val ‘ $10,000, many of them heirlooms.) make the never Miners Make Big Wages. for the work and ts of the wxt congress Will hour law appropriations | mente »pinton that t Old Resident Digs. FAIRBANKS, Alaska, June 24. Soore for Capt, Francke. ~~ MONROK, Wash, June 28 eports recetyed from the fnnoke| SAN FRANCISCO, June fu. | Fair Retrenchments. | Louls Cooper, an old resident, died district aro that the miners are! pervising tnapector Bermingham| NORFOLK, Va, June The | Monday of consumption making big wagee mining free mill. seor Capt Francke the pruning knife has been on | ing ore. wrocked Dakota saying th hy town exposition offic sis ven eoneed Sp sas jopartments, “hav TEN NEW CARRIERS Hundred Drowned Ie The order 1 into four N. & W, June months’ suspension of Heense was tved are that hundréde! signed in the hurricane jon | SIDNEY Hundreds Perish in Fire, 4 HALF EVERY giving we have made in the past. $10.50, $12, $14, $15, $18 Manufacturers’ ashes A clean up of our entire tock at J of style much less than | from the cost of manu facture At just about half what you would pay if you} $8.50, $9, $10 bought them in full and $12.50 pieces. Ten thousand yards to choose from YOUTHS SUITS $4.98 Choice of any suit Come as early as possi ble to get first choice Dress Ginghams. Fine Seersuckers. Imported Percales. perfect regula India Linons. + Victoria Lawns. ° Curtain Swisses. Dotted Swisses. Mercerized Novelties. Lawns, Mullis. Organdies and Dimities. UNION SUITS 50¢ The regular 75 quality, pure hite, ankle length, long sleeve, daomely t ned; this lisle thread garment a great bargain at this price, per garment 50¢ SUMMER VESTS 16¢ In the face of the ris- | These are low neck and siceve € a leas; there are two atyles, both ing market on cotton ‘ the trimming Is goods, this is a most ex ainty, and they are of anybody's mon ey; tomorrow, each ide SUMMER DRAWERS 19¢ Pure white, with wide lace trim ming umbrella atyle t ceptional offer and we reserve the right to with draw any or all of the goods quoted here after one day’s sale. None of these goods will be sold to dealers under any circumstances and quantities will be limited toa at quarter, but tomorre them to, a pair $2.50 STRAW HATS 39¢ reasonable amount eicnis Weekes A big lot of to each customer je of nov braids, in a eat assortment of styles and colors; the regular pric un from $1.26 up 90; tomor row the price each 30¢ $1.00 CHIFFON 69¢ Fifty pieces best quality Chiffon and Mouse ein a big SUN OR RAIN Tomorrow Half Price line of colors; the exact, same i = quality that every store in i 500 of them, good, town sells at 89¢ and $1.00 a durable — silks, nobby yard; tomorrow the price will eve be handles, every one guar anteed to do its duty, take your choice tomor row at half what you would pay elsewhere in Seattle RIBBONS 15¢ This isn’t the regular price by any means, if you bought at regular pfices you would pay 2 29 or 35c a yard, and think them good values at that, but to morrow they are 15c a yard here, and the sortment is large enough to satisfy the acting customer SUITS, COATS SHIRTS AT HALF 5c, Every in th morrow at half price; walk for any and all occasions, pick of the stock and pay as trimmed ha most ex The Fair » BT Swell 4-in-Hand Mill Ends MEN § SUITS and Teck Ties, Men’s balbriggan ° . that sell every underwear, in all White Goods Linens $6 98 where at 25c, to sizes, regular price ’ . morrow 3. Ties 50c; for tomor for 50¢. Big line Best blue Denim, Novelty White Goods,“ i" stock, regular | 4 pair, tomorrow than 50c any- | Splendid all wool Plain White Goods. prices from $8.50 ' F where; here to4 cloths, goods that Bleached Muslins. — to $12.50, tomor- they only cost | morrow at 39¢] would cost you row $4.98 you 48¢ a pair. each. double elsewhere ARE ALLOWED Get Rural Delivery WASHINGTON, D. C., June aoe laws, will be | tion wuite filed this week by Oliver] the Caroling Islands and sovdrat| sa maealal alt’ eeeviad beeaoels ae bee en omnes naetant ©, MeGilvra and Peter Bressler « islands were entirely dovastatdd HONG KO June 28.—Fivo! pacific City, Wash, and Auburn| ,. ; the Great No won i" ve « that the commissioners be re hundred Ch perished in a fire) will be aw A June 30 by rural Ton new carriers have been a Whitin: Gaus ant Se Gee ained from proceeding in this} Bride Is Robbed in a thoater here free dsliverr lowed for the Seatt postoffice Wash t the seen euatent the conseque y Judge Whitson, VICTORIA, B.C. Tune 28.-—Myra. } jand the y will be put to work on Gmantie ttiee "ae ie ee Spokane, will hear the argu-| Alexander Billiott, wife of the gpd Harbor Improvement | To Force Eight-hour Law. 7 Washington. : ments in the cases next Tucsday, | ——— —kt EVE r, June 28—After an} OLYMPIA, June 28.—BState La U.S. Navy Yard } jJuly 2 ropa exhauative mination of the! bor Commissioner F. Hubbard All aboard for the navy yard to BRYAN PLANK TURNED DOWN =| COFFEE [Snohomish river waterways, Major| gave out the statement that he ex-| see Uncle s battlesh the Schilling’s Best: We takeyver unde for recommending har | time in the immediate future to fol-| the gunboats Chicag t and (Scripps Telegranh Service.) - — the entire responsibility | . Salt a BR nay yom tony ed re ag HARRISBURG, Pa, June 28.—| Brown Comes te Seattle. doe its Now do ska like it? | Hamilton Studio | City Halt Market phia, the prison ship Nipsle and the ing W. J. Bryan OLYMPIA, June %8-—-A. N : t 675-80 Colman Bik. High grade! Rib stead 100, roast veal 10¢, | Pier at 6 8:30 and 10 a. m sr Ryden Lande | wn, private secretary to Gov Your grocer returns your mogby] photography at reasonable prices. | boiling beef 6c, pot roast To, 609 1:16, 2:30 and 4:30 p.m, Round s yesterday. John G, Har. | Mead has resigned to go to Seattle if you don't like it; we pay his No coupons or other frauds eee) Third Ave eel trip 60¢ oe ninated for state trons, 02 reenter the newspaper business, | . r by the convention, following | #@ will still remain on the gov = ~ SS SESE ch by W. H. V. Barry, who) ors staff. claims the credit of unearthing the t Bond Thieves Sontenced. rit capitol scandal ' — ———.| NEW YORK, June 28.—-Oliver|f FIREWORKS W. D. Rennott, the broker who |] M | | | | N i RY AT ( See Piper & Taft, 1034 Second pleaded guilty to having ived ff av., across from Frederick & N stolen bonds, was sentenced five fj DAY IS BARGAIN DAY But Saturday June 29 and Monday July 1st we will surpass any and all previous records in bargain We undersell the big fellows, day in and day out, every week in the year on account of our small expense of doing business. If you have money to burn perhaps you will not be interested in saving, but if you are a wage earner and anxious to make every dime and dollar count, it will pay you well to get acquainted with this store. Three for 50¢ Good materials and choice styles, regular $3, $3.50 and $4, tomorrow at $1.98 a pair. row 25¢ per gar- ment. 5 to choose $4.50, 85, $6 PANTS $2.98 SHIRTS 39¢ Men's work shirts the regular 50c quality, all kinds and sizes, no less ly made, r price 65c 25c Belts .. INFANTS’ HOSE 5¢ 39c Belts .. Fine ribbed, fast black, double 50c Belts .. and tu only; wert 18me.s Ar 75c Belts .. pair; tomorrow, choice $1.00 Belts LADIES’ HOSE 8 1-3¢ cu) dozer Loa Past Black heel and toe prices 12% and lhe; 3 pairs for a quarter over 3 pairs to one cus tomer. CHILDREN’S HOSE 19¢ Imported Children A big lot of them, per haps a thousand in all, in black, navy, brown, tan, cardinal, gray, white, in fact in almost any color ] Fine Rivbe you could think of, made fects ona is ack “4 ail of silk, leather and wash ie 2 Mw gh wal say thet: able mater ials. We ngage z _—— Bis. bought them of the man ape gains nc “r at a big sacri nod Hose; an ex ufacturer at a big sac egy en agg weet fice and pass the bargain a novelty stripes, rice I S 2he on to you. On sale on Several styles to choose from ’ of them even sold as high first floor; ask to see them; also take a look at collars at D¢. mis LADIES’ HOSE 15¢ ast black front the 25c pretty; les in the You can’t make a this last the 15e han two pairs to take on bunch of neckwear THE CLOAK DEPARTMENT ‘Tomorrow take your unrestricted choice of any suit, coat or skirt in the store at half our regular price. Shop as much as you like, the more you look the more you will appreciate the bargains we olfter you. All Shirt Waists and Petticoats are reduced tomorrow one-quarter. $1.00 garments will cost you 75¢. $2.00 garments will cose $1.50. $3.00 garments will cost you $2.25. and so on all through the list. Children’s Wash Dresses all half price, and there is a big selection to from you choose MILLINERY AT HALF | BASEMENT MILLINERY 1e house goes on sale to ANNEX three hun s, trimmed and ing hats, dress hats, hats Tomorrow dred hat no exceptions, take your half the regular price 4 Everything marked in plain figures. Swell, natty untrimmed, all nobbv tvles that will make your friends turn green with styles that you would be envy when they find the price you paid. You can willing at lad to pay e from $2 to $5 on a hat if you buy here tomor the regular price for at row. Extra special prices on all straw hats, such as any store in town, and Leghorns, Milans and Sailors; the savings run from that are worth from $1 i quarter to a half all through the line to $2.50, take your Sailor Hat Milan Hats Leghorn Hats hoice tomorrow at 1.50 98¢ SUS. |: ATHAL PIC Second Ave. Bet. Pike & Pin “a Ls 98¢ orth $1 25cEach 0 W FAI 2.00 Second Ave. Bet. Pike & Pine Se lowing up violations of the eight-| perienc hen an attempt was |made to get the required number |from the oligible et, When the s made Thursday one of the or fi hort of the require | ' ROCKERY| ONE-HALF PRICE ——— FFT ASTERN HAMS | July 1 10 diffienlty was em weight by two pounds, but was gl¥- mn three days in which to secure he required avoirdupola 10 and 12 gau 1111 First ay hot gun bla to order all Excursion ureion will On next Sunday an exe be given on the palatial steamer ¥onemite Thin P arranged execu I | » of one hour Island, the mont of all the ». Leaving §e harp and return nity for luneh b iful ing through the moon-lit sound, ar riving at 10 p.m. Get your tickets early, as only a limited number will be sold so as to prevent crowd ing. Tickets can be secured at Swift's Drug Store, or Bartell’s Red Crows Annex, or at pler 6. seiek RICE GROCERIES | Best black figs, 5 for ... ibs. 25¢ 4 ¢ Jest quality prunes, SOB. FOP ison kee Good quality prunes, 6 Ibs. for .... ....25¢ Best navy beans, 5 Ibs. Best quality rice, 4 i ert i Salted Salmon, Mustard sardines, 2 ca 3 se xckeye salmon, reg. 20c, 2 cans for ..20¢ Towa canned corn, 3 cans TOF S55 Michigan pumpkin, cans tor Ss Wisconsin canned peas, 3 cans for... ....25¢ Calumet Baking Powder 20c can English Breakfast Tea, 40c kind, Ib. .... 25¢ Japanese Tea, 45c kind, Ra Spiderleg © 40c kind, Gunpowder T 60c kind, Ib. .39¢ Good wholesome coffee, 30c kind, Ib. .... 19¢ Mocha and Java coffee, 38c kind, Ib. ....28¢ Fresh ranch eggs, a doz. . 21¢ amery butter, a Iowa c pound Best eastern bacon, a pound 16%¢ Granulated sugar, 9 Ibs. 50¢ tches, per .. 2¢ CROCKERY CHINA AND GLASSWARE GRANITEWARE TINWARE HARDWARE i , WOODENWARE f| ‘ff TRUNKS | for Best parlor box VALISES SUIT CASES . BAGS Better see what your ff money will do here be fore you.make up your mind re to buy; it means a saving to you. Get posted and then come to wh big BEST GRANULATED SUGAR 9 LBS. FOR 50¢ 164-20.