The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 28, 1907, Page 7

HINE VICTIMS IN mi nee BVERSTT, June 24.—-Karly next meath the school board will prob | ably decide to call for a apectal elo tion to decide whether or not the! seheol district shall order a bond insue of about $200,000 for the pur | pose of constructing both a graded school, which has already been do termined upon, and a high school, The police department reported} in a small, poorly centilated room E to the board of health the | #earcely large enough for one per today won, and the effects of the crowd nce of A mful of victims ine’ and the drug made it a loath} W4ich Is now under consideration, J the morn! t at 419 Ye the fee | The grade schoo! could be built by ee f ‘ pit @ good way " a pection of the Inatructions have been given that | ##4ing warrants, bu we way. and an inepe tt aoe ne | tha mince: must be cleaned up and | tm interest will be effected If \ flur people. ‘They were {the sanitation laws reapected “oa are used instead BROTHER AND SISTER PRINCIPALS IN c. P. R. TRAIN IS (Stee Speetal Service.) BELLINGHAM, June 38.—While running at a high rate of speed a , n Pacific passenger train an open awitoh a few miles { Sumas ye » wedding, with a brother Seattle, and Mr, and Mra, Alexander | as two of the principa were ate. last evening at the ou Ch Ines Hanna were Moser RK »\ ran north od Proabytenan € ts, daug Birm m, Wilson, Walter H ra and sort to J. A. Alexan sate F. Brown, je rum ess department of | f wast saved from y News COLORADO EXCURSION. |death by reason of the heavy mail s K. Soulta, brother of th acks, which prot do him from wedding was at the The Colorado society will hold its| Serious injury by be ng his fall same married to Miss R annwal ptenic and exeurston on July|# the car went over Kruger Sture Ray, Wis. Mr.) 4 at Bartow, near Port Madison The engine pver the Goults is « local real estate man on the awiteh but the rehind went off After the ceremony a reception m the other tearing the wes held at the home of Mr train in two and ripping up the Ders | welcome. The Only Excursion of | the Season to PACIFIC OCEAN | The 20-knot Will leave Pier 2 Sunday, June 30, at 9 a m, for a trip to the| Round trip tickets § § come and tickets ply Io ad Navigation Pier N Tel tive honeymeons, at n of whieh Mr, and Mra. Blank = cartrid reside at 1727 Ward st.,' First av. Tro« ad | } { } | | | > must essentially be oquipped her element adds so much real enjoyment sor life as Music ramental, Solos, Duets, Operatic and Rand Selec n fact, everything In the field of Music ia to be found Talking Machine Repertoire. Special Limited Offer For a short time only we are offering a brand new Improved Talking Machine, complete with Horn and Twelve Standard Ree ote of your own selection, at the reduced price of $22.70. Pay $100 a week if you desire Or you can rent a Talking Machine for the summer at reason able rates. Come tn and make your selection today. Headquarters for Edison and Vietor Talking Machines and Ladies, you will be ready to celebrate with perfect com | { fort if you have a pair of our | | Summer OXFORDS. Extra Values at . TS, $2.00 and $2.50 RAYMOND & HOYT 405—Pike Street —405 UNION STORE UMON STORE reat San Francisco Strike Sale 5,000 STOCK OF CLOTHING, FURNISHINGS, HATS, SHOES, ETC., BOUGHT AT TREMENDOUS SACRIFICE ON ACCOUNT OF LABOR TROUBLES. To Be Sold at Half of Real Value troubles in San Francisco forced the well-known G iptey. We bid in the $25,000 stock at auction for | pped the stock to Seattle and have it arranged for in we w start tomorrow morning ms of the leac a ¢. As we will soon receive another lar “THE HOUSE OF HIGHEST QUALITY.” D. S. JOHNSTON CO. PIONEER PIANO DEALERS. 903 SECOND AVENUE. r-contin of that » bankr We s great v “i embraces the best produ y article is new and up-to-d ng and will need all of the space at our command f the Globe stock down to just half of its real v: tfacturers in this coun | ship- I} we have decided to mark ff] in order to insure its 9} ed for extra salesmen to assist at this sale, it will be advis © early tomorrow morning to avoid the crowds that are sure in the day DON'T MISS THIS GREAT SALE—IT WILL PAY YOU TO COME ALMOST ANY DISTANCE. LOOK FOR THE BIG SIGN. = First mf! The Crown Clothing Company, Inc. “ia | CLOTHING. | HATS. 5.00 All-Wool Suits, single and | All of our $2.50 Hats now $1.25 t { ! f $7.65 nd Soft Hats niw . $1.85 ‘Tageont tan ome aigeeenat CHILDREN’S CLOTHING. 00 and $20.00 Suits, wool and | 150 Boys’ Norfolk Suits; sizes 8 to it; all J) tures. latest patterr vy goods ar price $3.00; now $1.45 fF x $10.75 , _ nice patterns, all styles; reg- fil Men's $16.50 Suits, fine patterns, all styles . | ar price $4.50; now $2.85 | , $9.25 | 85 Boys’ Suits, regular price $6.00; now | 930 ‘and $2500 Suits, hand ily SEN se ventas ands $3.45 || eles it $12.85 Boys’ Knee Pant 40c |) made san Plsir’ $15.25 FURNISHING GOODS. | uTo | SOc Balbriggan Underwear ..... 25¢ bec dae 7 cy ee 35c M P. t lar price $i 1 5 ge Underwear 50¢ shi ) 1-Wool | wear now .$1.00 patte S14 er a lerwear now 45¢ $1.95 7 Men's Working Shirts now 35¢ and 1.00 Men's Black ateen Shirts now 50c ¥ "ee 85 00 Men's Golf Shirts now . 50¢ Y I r price $1 31.50 Men's Golf Shirts now 65¢ - res 3 pair for 25¢ SHOES 10c Men's Black and Tan Hose 5c F ( ‘ 25¢ Men's Fine Hose 12%c ' 145 | 25¢ s | Calf 15¢ n a 25 suit Cases at Y, Price price $3.50; | Canvas Gloves, a pair 5c 91.65 3 pairs to a customer i re Fancy Vests and Silk Negligee Shirts at Prices $2 ¥ $135 Deekee weee vee .. Half Price The Crown Clothing Co., Inc. 1121 First Avenue | Jowe BLOCK SOUTH OF POSTOFFICE WATCH FOR THE BIG SIGN. DOUBLE WEDDING CELEBRATION WRECKED R | pesition as “trusty” and unoeré y, ditching | 2. 190) ratls for a distance of more than| the 1 postoffice two new! } tn moet of t 4 towne of | 100 feet, The smoker im which|clorks have been authorized, their WANT CLOSED COUNTY Snohomish, asking that the prose xX FA T were many passengers stayed onj services to begin July 1, If the , | cuting attorney enforce the laws to the track, aa the engineer threw on | present rate of increase continues ne the letter, It ts ed that since tho brakes and sanded the track as|the receipts of the looal office by (eter Special Seevies.) other counties are pursuing that] | he passed over tho switch, October 1 will warrant ite ad- | BVERETT, June 28—A move | course, now is the time that this county t# under| county should take action vancement to the first-class al low tions are being circulated ESCAPED TRUSTY FOUND (",itas°9200 sethaes tens) i “ CIVIL SERVICE EXAMS. IN JAIL qsemnenenentnnentienennenetonsunsnentensnmnamnes Summer Styles | A fire, belleved to be incendiary, Suits $15 Why wear a hand-medown gar-| The United Btaten civil service vn pate af the toe Bi x poi Summer suite tn all styles and| Ment, made tn a sweat shop, and | commission announces examinations aan se88 Howard ev, oan sizom, and large department. W. p, | at fits like a blanket? be-| in Seattle on July 17, for assistant | damaged the residence c. @ (Star Special Service.) | Hutohinson Co., corner Second and |C&U#0 It Is cheap, for it te not, nO} chomiat, 1 ok Th to th com. BVBRETT, Sune 98.—Barklay| Union veo|mattor what the first cost, Dan-|*mist, bureau of chemistry, de is os te Seen partment of agriculture; as#latant | MeCuteheon, the young man whe |= _ er fol Fuhrman makes up-to-date |Ume time ago ran away with al Fourth of July blanks Hall's, | clothes that will {Great Northern train fr {Pirat av *** Soe him at 1016 2 8 ), and to the neo out $500.- Ii took the depart ment an hour to get control of the in arborteulture, department of Agriculture; assistant steam eng Hollingham depot and was sont to} j Seees namecane in grate etand flame jall as a result has mor ization, department of agriculture — . anne exacimaliias ines tee Laan. ieee ble kat on July 34, for veterinary inspector : com county escapade he had been | burden of animal inducry, Copart Olympic Market & prisoner at the Snohomish coum | mont of agriculture, and on August| cuts your meat bille in half, 118 jall having been sentenced as a} owerful 1, for special agents and examiners, Pike st., opposite the Bon Marche. Vagrant, He took advantage of his Interstate commerce commission Si moniously departed, The sheriff office intends t eee that after he! finishes his Bellingham «en ht to © ett to com)! His mother has} aled to the authorities to deal lententliy with him as she siya she intends to take him to California as he te at lberty AVERETT P. 0. GROWING ° elling 1F 17'S HAROWARE—WE HAVE IT Arguments! ¢ ATURDAY tailored suit in the “|| SPECIALS ra Builders-- Remem (Star Spectal Service) EVERETT, June 14.-Ow-! ing to the Increase of business at Watch Repairing We do the partionlar kind and solicit difficult work. We employ hoe most t watchmakers. Our Strictly correst styles t that our line of Star te, at bottom We only give a few specials in J. Redelsheimer & Co. th dv But our store and base- 600-804 First Avenue. ment { f with just as Cor. Columbia. kood a : re Yorman-Hennett sprintin ONE PRICE. STRONGEST LADIES’ Base Ball Shoes Stoo i i - -_ #' Baseball Suit, complete, 1 THE TRUTH. 7, ws ‘2-plece Dinner Set, worth : 0 GUARANTEED FIT. | =a =| ther,’ fied up teh lock, vam | ular 60c value, now » 25e¢ fly on the Flyer SEATTLE. TACOMA ROUTE Fare i4o—Round Trips, S0e FOUR ROUND TRIPS DAILY. LEAVES GEATTLE — 6:45 5 and 10:26 a. m. 2:05 and 5:45 p.m. LEAVE TACOMA — 8:% a m. and 12:15, 3:55 and 7:30 p. m MONEY BACK. IF YOU WANT IT. FREE PRESSING. ONCE A WEEK. $650--FOR A BIG LOT. This lot is 60x10, on car line between Fremont and Ballard Terms: $150 cash, and monthly payments. it is O. K CALHOUN, DENNY & EWING, Inc, Alaska Bldg. Decorat Jardinieres, while they last, each © seeees +. 10¢ — . a ~ Cahen-Drew Co. First Avenue and Madison Street Time card eubject to change GO AND 6Ea without notice U. SEELEY, Jr, Agent Seattic Tel. Main 176. T 1 1 > ase baa ADDITION TODAY. Above Are Go see the Green Lake Kes Few ervolr Addition today. Houses Things fate car to areen take 3 fit Lot 50x100 thon Branch Office A FOURTH OF JULY TREAT is on tap for you tm every bottle or siphon of our sodas, sarsaparil- la, ginger ale, carbonic, vichy, seltzer or other carbonated or mineral water. It's a feel good on the Fourth, feel good next day, treat, too, with enough money eft in your pocket to treat yourself and your friend often afterwards. We'd like your Fourth of July or- ders as early as may be. Pacific & Puget Sound Bottling Company. Phone 927. On |] INTERNATIONAL @OND @ Fine view of Lake Washing REALTY CO. 387 Pioneer Bik ton and mountains. Which iL.Meln = ieee 4) $200 We Have Monthly payments OWNER Built Main 2613; Ind. 4471 236 Pioneer Bidg Ow - Cs || Er hneeeteetene ee Business. | es = | DECISION SALE Clothing >*eeee ee + 2 eee OFFERS FOR THE FOURTH OF JULY COMPLETE OUTFITS FOR MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN we have sold thousands upon ff er big cut in prices, and And i Hats i | ashing ston has ever equaled. Notwithstanding the we have dec history of Seat of 1 y the past few wee } the Fourth memorable in the mercantile Remember, our stock is all new, xds), bought for this spring and summer selling; we were more than fort te in procur- venefit of it in the way of reduced prices. These bar- Only. / We i shoddy g at the figures we did, and we are giving you the | t lor » do not put off your shopping until the last day, but come in at once / Always ‘ = | } Sell | MEN'S SUITS. BLANKETS. i For | 250 Men's $ n worsteds, tweeds and fancy mixtures 00 pairs of Gray Blankets, worth $1.00, go at ...... 45c Ii | th $8.00 and $9.90; go at $3.85 350 pairs of Blankets, in gray and yellow; worth $2.00; ff Less— } ‘ ecks, silk worsteds, cheviots go at rer. At i fancy fr $10.00 and $12.00; go at $6.35 200 pairs of Fine Wool Blankets, worth $3.00 and $3.50; ff pout i the very latest weaves and checks, blue go at $1.65 iI i} imported tweeds; worth $12.50 and [ff 100 pairs of All-Wool Blankets, worth $5.00 and $6.00; go § $5.00 i $8.65 at 5 babes see web deed ed ebee enue a + 08.35 8 Less i LP in fi tailored garments, in imported MEN’S SHOES. i 1s, al i! eds, serges, blues and black |] ¢325 Men's Vici Kid SI page $2.15 Than i} th $18.00 and $20.00; go at mae Men's Patent Shoes go $2.75 » in very fine English novelties, importes ‘ me $1.75 | Elsewhere. } teds; every one a hand-tailored gar peed 7 ce rater v one rates +, S go at $2.00 $22.50 and $25.00; go at ..... $11.85 gh eetenase arse 2: $1.95 | | Men's Suits $10 to $20 2,000 YOUTHS’ SUITS SHOES. | } $3.00 and $10.00 Youths’ Suits, in fancy checks, tweeds and | ars _— Coats .. BT tdars cas $4.95 t . $12.50 to $20 | $10.00 and $12.00 Youths’ Suits, in blue and black serges es go at heviots, worsteds; go at $6.90 Tan Oxfor vo at $15.00 Youths’ Suits, in the latest checks and noveltie fan Oxforc » at ported serges; extra fine hand-tailored garments at LADIES’ SHO | $8.95 Lea Shoe i at JOE SCHERMER & CO. | 5,000 CHILDREN’S SUITS 1010 First Ave. | $2.00 Childres ts go at $1.35 FURNISHING GOODS. $4.00 Childret ts, in fancy plaids and mixtures, go at 1.00 iM gee ar " om a ment We can fit any man in |}f $5.00 | nd I an : _ ats & gare aff $1.00 Oa 0 h Suits go at .. 50c, 75¢ and $1.00 : Seattle, no matter how he at 3,000 MEN’S PANTS. 000 pair is built {Hl $1.50 Men's Fancy ¢ 1 kV ed Pat vat 000 ¥ f 0 n \ Pants go at he I : . i 4.00 Men's Fine Worsted Pants go at 10 | ; 00 1 4 a LOE ' MEN’S HATS. 0 k xe " 100 Men’s I n and Black Stiff and Fedora Hat 1Sc ¢ ; t ‘Sean 1 $4.0 ) t 35Se 0 and $1.25 Ch i's Ha Children’s Hat at 40e 50c, 75 and $1.00 te 15¢ Linen | h 75c, go at 35¢ MonarchShoeandClothingCo. . OPPOSITE NEW ARCADE BUILDING. PATENT EXCELLENT. 1317- ' 31 9 First Avenue, Seattle prodaced every day of the year of prec wely undorm treagth and goodness. NOVELTY MILL CO. F TWEE SEATTLE, UB A = BLOCK NORTH OF POSTOFF N UNION AND U "a iB eli a IPR aa mil I