The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 28, 1907, Page 8

{ i Manager W. W to continue the roller #kating at| the Coliseum through next Sunday afternoon and evening, owing to the large attondance. o”, National encampment delegates are Mra, A. Houghton The Grand Army of the Republic, Mra. Jennie Holmes, of Seattle, | Mrs. M. Tift and Mrs, O. M. Obert closed its twonty-fifth annual en-| Acted as Inataliing officer for the | Mre, W. J. Wall, of Ballard, was afternoon,| Women’s Relief Corps, Mrs, Mary} appotuted as press corresp campment yesterday after a three days’ session, at Bal-| Copestich, the new president of the) This morning the ¢ Vaudeville Acts to Close, lard order, appointed Mrs. Melissa U. | visitore wont to Bremerton and to! 4) of the vaudeville acts now at Yeaterday afternoon the different | Stewart, of Spokane, the past pres!- | Port Orehard the Star theater will close on Sun officers of the G. A. R. were install-| ent, a8 counselor of the depart-| Delegates and visitors are nan-|qay evening at 11 o'clock, Thene i $9.75 | Prices Shown to Left and Right ed at Junction hall, Gen, GQ. W,| Ment. Mrs, Clara Taylor, of Seat- | imous in thoir commendation of the |include Allen Shaw, the magiclan the Costume and Suit Section Tibbetts, of Tesaquah, was the {n-| U®, Was appointed secretary na of the B 4 district in| Nellie Kiting & Co, Ie ‘ine i tra attraction tn the Costume and duit fect atalling officer, After W. H, Mook,| , The Ladies of the Grand Army of a the past encampment althe Winner;” Kreisel’s dogs and t and Japanese Silk Dresses of high quality ats J range o on, as well as the the new department commander, | *2@ Republic also Installed — th " cats; Hawley & Le 1 Ma : yo Ba ee vou of 6 had been Inatalled, he appointed M.| BEWly elected officers at Jun ty-aix veterans of the elvil | pelle a) popula tures at ansortment, assure you of every J. Cole, of Bellingham, as the ae hall, Gen. G. W. Tibbetts act war, who are at present a“ in ae watiafactory ch Just a few of the attrac sistant adjutant general installing officer, The new Washington, but wh rom Suits $1 5, 00 1 in tomorrow's sale are deseribed below © B. Dunning, the outgoing com.| 8t@: Mr. Runice Murray the state of Ill eday aye F Plese White Japaneses mander, made a short addreas,| President; Mra, A fe 1a permanent : vite fm om and T wo-Ploce , ap thanking the members of the de | Atte, sentor vice J. W. Lar i large ont WOE Red 1 from $20 Dre trimmed with mar partment for 1 support Rachel Hathway nd Maj. RR ! Co, corner Second and |f Reducec rom $2 of Ince on skirt and waist, the 7 Onh viee president; M etary Union { $9 ai tattar bi . f o Va t Tacoma, treasure a | to ‘ 75 enclennes lace and fancy elbow Only Excursion of °°’ ee length sleeve attle, chaplain THE THEATERS |-—-—— A SAVINGS Account started This Season to Pacific Ocean TEA The 20-knot Ethel Barrymore when your child ls young will steamer Troquot Schilling’s Best is a pack v send that child to college when will leave Pier No. 2 Suriday, June > if . na t 1 t 90, at 9 a.m. for a trip to the Ake is neve ‘ « © most «iad we 4 | the time comes ocean Rotod trip tickets $2. we t rf AY an Start it NOW—with us. Blaterocoms and tickets apply In ! land Navigation Pier No, 2. Tel Your groce * your 1 a may and Main 214 #e*' tf you don’t tke we pay : Ay ~ Ka We Pay 4° Interest At the Seattle Extra! Women’s 50c¢ § 75¢) te Neckfixings Now 25 3 On Savings Accounts cz Branches, Daliard, Restos, Georgetona A Texas which has beer Trust Co. ably. low pric LACE COLLARS—PRICES HALVED. rone 7 AMUGE MENTS. ‘SEATTLE THEATER WERE 65c, $1.00 to $3.00—NOW 32¢, 50¢ TO 81.50. Russell P BURGESS 2 k w York Gity, in “Ne Mer.” Next Week ta « ta Matinee, J WOMAN.” t ‘an and Oriental Lace Cape Collars, exactly half eeant ff ‘Mother to Guide |i A MARKEO | h Rig Scenic Productions). Prices: Matinee “ Main Floor — The Bon Marche. Men’s $1.00 Summer Shirts Seattics Lead e eb - ' oa 1 BARGAIN SALE OF FUN This sale will get “th ting & Co, in “Picking the Winner Haw & Lelie hand” from every ma Kretse a * Alle aw; La Maybelle Meeke A Summer Shirts—and t pames mated Pict j are legion. These are the few dozens a foremost m Mand after filling the ders—d © stock @ had on or LOIS THEATER. Phones—Main 1804; Ind. 4994 pe yf Mer. Pantages Offers Hoyt an Succes eu ata clip tomor Matineos dally ex heretan aad en iG Pi : neoa daily except T ay and Friday did you standa Next Wee Winchest« before at 50c? Made of woven fancy the neatest desgns THE GRAND son—semall figures « pop- John Cort, Manager ular tan and gray shade 4 NIGHTS, Starting, Monday, J 1 ed. The celeb Charios a P 7 rd Leaf’ make, w bch Ads BARRYMORE fit, cut and superic outclasses all shirts fay and Tuesday SCAPTAIN JINKS.” Plenty of every eaday and Thursda supply tomorr “COUSIN KATE , Prices: § . io Sat At 50c Each LEY Open Main Floor—The Bon Marche. mous Am $2.75 LINGERIE WAISTS ON SALE TOMORROW AT $1.98 KOHLER & CHASE Every Waist crisp and new, of white lawn and Snastte Jorens of the very latest and best mod to choose fre bea Hatabtiahed 1956. trimmed with French V. co oidery tucks, pb panel embroidered effects; long sleeves, open. front PIANOS 10S.Tho PIKE Waldort sleeves, open back; every style owned and sold by us exc! im this city. No jobs or seconds in this ent en of the best waists offered this season, at , os me 98 @ lot of ove $3.50 TO $4.25 LINGERIE WAISTS TOMORROW AT niterm: Working sits a Month UNION TAILORS Sales Roome 618 Third Ave Work Rooms Third Ave. and Washington St apacity Not a few ery trimme s. The grande ot, to be sold at Our THE BON DOWNING, HOPKINS 4 FRYER Ine. BROKERS. . Grain, Provicions, Stocks Bonds—PRIVATE WIRES ¢ Tel. Main 270, Ind. 270. Rooms 304-305-306 Alaska Bidg Bee REMOVAL Belic ving th it a pleased customer is our best advertisement. To our patrons we say take advantage of t r ur friend 1 neighbors about it; the Bee Hive guarantees you and them an honest z of from 10 to 33 1-3 per cent mur regular 1 cash price hile ! nl 1 ial sale we force prices away ut re ) ( M W ien's Furnishings, N ns, Boots and Shia areal Biont Removal Sale 06 RAO NLA Pirie Costa ‘ : t deh il Que Ne New os ur Greatest ona Best, and we are de a R ete op ay adeanghng A aphstit go Seer WE SAY COME, LOOK, YOU ARE SURE TO BUY, AND COME AGAIN. le vf zy torn out Tomorrow 1turda e 1 : t-te’ lrg te Everything Reduced From 10 to 33} P diese of price. The fact are that, owing tothe tornup condi verything Reduced From to 33; Per Cent aod iptret ai at fue) FOR PAST COURTESIES WE THANK YOU. price for anothe ir, he hat they charge i er places for ur line $1 1 $7.54 $20.00 Suits no $12.75 VE $18.00 Suits 1 $10.00 $25.00 Suits no $15.00 2619, 2621, 262; RS1 I THE BEE HIVE CORNER. 2619, 2 2623 FIRS1 $30.00, $35.00 d $40.00 Suit t same p ita redu a Costello & Grant Ranke Buliding A24 Pike St, THE SEATTLE 8TAR—FRIDAY, JUNE 28, 1907. RAND ARMY E AMPMENT | farrie Berry, Seattle, secretary be gr many laud to the pe | ff he council of administration in| trons of ¢ tomorrow combed of Mra. M. Libby, Bal: | night next M L. Shannon, Bremerton, | week's offering. | Powell, Tacoma. - Lissie M. Nolan, the out} Roller Skating. going president, was appointed as} has decided ‘Important Sale of Net and Jap Silk Dre | | | J “The Grotto | _ Union Savings & Summer Merchandise Starts Women’s Suits, Gowns, Waists, Corsets, Gloves---PREDERICK & NELSON, Inc.---Store Opens 8.0 a m., Closes 5:30 p. m, “Under One Root—tverything to Furnish the Home Complete.” eee Remarkable Collection of Net and Jap Silk Drossen in db vided Into Two Lota for Tomorrow's Selling at the Bpecial Regular $25.00 to $45.00 Regular $13.75 te 20.00 | } 5 seine < Dresses go at $16.75 if Dresses go at { Tan Batiste, made in two Reduced from $13.75 to $9.75 1 a (80.75 & tse ; ' ily finwl—exchange Owing to the ¢ Glass Fruit or Berry Bowl | Special 25c Decorated China Plates Special 15¢ Fach | Special Sale of New Smyrna Rugs f betant highly polished, r A special pr ange of Lace At the Third Avenue and Tailored St« . ‘ oat . James D. Hoge, President sent What "il breve « oa . f the » ; ’ K. B. Seiner } "im Neckwear for women - th 4 pine ibe} ‘ ¢ tomorrow ts . ‘ifferent ota Pa b Ferdinand Sehmite, J. D. Lew ‘. : , . a htewart, George Donworth, | Glogau’s Alcohol-Gas Stove, Special 40c . mich. ward || f « ligh as weighing Pomanfurvar trae tc bao Mee At the Lole “ Nt ne Womens Costumes, Suits furs, Waists. TED DERTn& NELSON vouwronaTro) Hotel and Club turotsha@e ‘2, muparan STRIDT ANB SPRING STREET. Complete, Hous eNirrishers. SLOOND AVENT Grand Excursion $1.00 150-Mile Round oe ae by Seattle Drill Team No. 1, A. O. U. W. To das bagels, te sna Tes of the N. P.RR That you are the or fer it Think it over and neglect you it as, ave Pler A at £:30 a m Crowne 63.00 and : . ¢ at Port Angele p. m.; leave Port Plates : 00 and A « t about ¢ a t 1:30 Fillings S0e and Tleh m sale at Sinan Drug ‘eal i Orug ee Fae needed ae toe ssa hale ee Associated Dentists Realty Co subject to approval, ca Opp. Garvey-Buchanan's Telephone Main 1772 STORE OPENS AT 8:30 A.M. CLOSES 9 P. M. Seventh Great Annual Sale of Saturday, June 29, 1907 . eason’s busine in our history, we start Saturday morning, June 29th, heart ¢ season) our annual cleanup sale on ummer merchandise tchw j Out ith the old. in th the new ervti educed from 10 to 33 1-3 per cent, with the excep 1 ofa few contract goods. Hive Sales Are Absolutely on the Square Branch Store 2401-3 Jackson roma A. LAWSON & BROTHER