The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 12, 1908, Page 3

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| MONDAY eae % : NEARING DEFENSE IN “BU nse NILE AVQR OPENING. oso Show Here Three INSANITY—KILLE v «|, HOLGATE ST, | “= © WIDE, DROOPING HAT. Se'.c5.2.¢ Pedy. Bact year tmproven 2 pthe- way i — star perform meandering this city on two spe opin, and im arrival the wast ESM ETM IDET AD TEN EE | The senior giris of |aave tea yesterday honor of Miss Anna retiring dean, whe w the south The Bike and the auxiliary, 8. P.O. & annual plenie the m at Meydenbaur bay be indulged in during @ dance arranged for Chapter A, P Chapter A, P. BO. allday meeting at H. K. Stephe | Mre. Stephe advantages by dealing with this bank. Aside from the Pered by a checking account, eon wt benefit of: | Kate Pulton Lane Nineteenth Cent | The Nin lelub gave its annual day afternoon at the the man who ts connected With & bank In a business WAY, strengthens his post | A handsome hat in a wide, droop | Gillmore, at Manche fu the community. He | Neapolitan. The height and con Dr. Winifred & ltour are achieved with masses of| ganized a Puychie the confidence of the Hi! deepshaded purple feathers Vwhich will n Reoker, which fe a valuable I) rive KILLED IN WRECK. In all the ways The Men's and We (By United Press.) TOURNIA, Beiaium, June 12. | There was a railroad wreck near 00), b [here In which five persons were ae | killed and several others wounded or |A passenger train from Mona yan Gerard Tonnin off the track and severa! cars Were h 1 pup }demolished. The wreckage imme | Piano students of ¢ diately caught fire and was con | “hs we are prepared to church will give a p amodate patrons, we ready to serve you. A | latest styles In nici Ladies’ Spring Hats caiidren's shoes are At half regular price at “The Won der” millinery stores, 1420 and 1623 Becond av jund, Hornberg & La 706 Pike ot HH. L. KLEIN THE SHOEMAKER. if you can't get boots or shoes to fit you, get them made Ff to measure 217 JAME! STRE anteed Freer PAIN WAL 1818 Fiewt Ave, a OPES SEEING % Saturday Morning One to Three Dozen. been sold, leaving on hand twelve odd lots; in each kine quickly, we are making the following low prices fe selling. Some very pretty patterns are to be pieked up, an : Shwe Other Good Buys in Our Linen Section A 75c German Linen Dresser Scarf for 50¢. Bpecial Scarf comes in very pretty designs, and the size is 20x48 inches. Two to a ew A $1.75 Austrian Linen Lunch Cloth for $1.15. Tn this lot you will find several good patterns, all cloths neatly finished with a hems Bie G7x74 inches A $2.45 German Linen Table Cloth for $1.30. This special comes in a very neat pattern; grade good, and size 60x78 inches, urday, So Save a Fifth. Buy Tomorrow nt styles and sizes fn the lot, and regular values range from $11.00 Sale Closes About 40 diffe YOu see that it’s onl Wr. A few numbers listed, but remember, the entire line ts of Nem od sale eee es BELZO | sale .. ies $18.00 White Mounts 1in Refrigerator, bw 5.00 White } Mountain Ref a tale .. . GAA Ms avis ike ase ope |dormatory of the state unl at his home, 1623 Boy | Plymouth Church Picnic. Greatly reduced prices, at Pred BRUSHES Of every kind. Every one guar @ A Napkin Trading Event for $14.00 White Mountain Refrigerator, | $20.00 White Mountain Ref TRIAL &: END bY” BARNES LA WALLA Y TO PROVE 0 WEALTHY By United Pres Ape t A tine ft . - - paant® P . ‘ murder case and this w Lat oo . . é ad av. Ww ‘ / . * wonday me » th ware ss : .. ye! le thelr atementa ax 1 af the Irate oil amnoune i méenened te oie the ed the introduction of evt : 2 approach | roadwa © to prove their contention a fires - t has been almost | {hat Barnes ts insane and trreapon af the mort & grant wines ° . hin traffic over sible. The state's evidence has — . ant entry * Holes u entirely cireumstantial, Wit ate Rows L ° ang eesthade uae teacks erone | Roses Yesterday toutified to seetng wid Cleo. | Mare A ‘ ah tind, te Meanie eocenian| =n Bart 1 Mra. Aldrich, the The count’ 4 ‘ pgp aden Gp ase: red woman, driving up the % eg - 3 . } one Eve . ie ade will have! ™ tain read aed to his returning —, ‘ man and @ dUild overhead crows at this | Sone evidence ye a sa al yaar a During the giving ef the evi fhe peannt ve will aswume an | r . dence “Hud” Barnes’ wife, whe amt t » superinduced | &° ¢ he railroads will be ge of importance, ' per ye pe thelr share of the With Bim, appeared to be dooply fom prosperuns ditions of their |. rovement h re ny today will be wes ‘“ given by medical mea, whe wi ‘The greater a hypethetion! question eu bat deen yea adition. ‘The fimieh by tvs | SA @largement have been noted evening. The state's witnesser in pat this sensor rebuttal will give their testimeny press Saturday a sn gn {BITS O'NEWS Tea for Migs Howard. the women's afternoc Howard, the i) leave short ly for a visit among relatives tn Elks to Give Pienic Lady Bike will give the of July james wil the the evening £.0. will hold an the reald neon, Me be anaisted by r Mrs Milton G. Sturgis and Mrs. ury Club eenth Century Literary ptente yestor home of Miss enter ima syle, ie made of plain lavender Paychic Rasen Club. evenings lston ay omen's club of the Plymouth Congregational jenic Raturday eo of Mrs By Recital. recital by th® rard Toning, eam. Reductions in a Prices ms being se} mn rson's big # LAME -O sent haose Twelve Odd Lots to Close Out—Lots Range From Napkins only—-the Table Clothe to match these Napkins have lot you will find from one to three dozen. To clear our stock of these odd Nap or Saturday's nd you might own a table cloth to match; {f not, a few odd napkins come in right handy The Following Prices Point to a Material Saving: |, Size 20220 inches, per ee 65c | 4.65 hn aa size 26x26 inches; per 3.10 size 22x22 inches; per : 1, | # 78 Napkins, size 24x24 inches; yer 3,70 size 20x20 inches; per 1 15 | 96.40, Napkins, size 24x24 Inches; per 15 size 24x24 inches; per ; 50 | $7.20 Napkins, size 26x26 inches; per 40 size 22x22 inches; per : 2, 85 sort tae perpen size 26x26 Inches; per ' 5:35 size 25x25 inches; ver 3, 10 | #1440 8 apkins, size 26x26 inches; per. 9.66 stomer. Utched edge Going Briskly—The White Mountain Refrigerators up to $60.00. a matter of picking out the required size to take advantage of our liberal of rigerator, .$16.00 rigerator, $20.00 Agents for the Hoosier Kitchen Cabinet. STAR—FRIDAY, JUNE 12, 1908, faniat Mra. J if heron th m t this evening at the Taber the Lal comote “ " t church, Harrisor a a av. N, at 8:15 o'clock ., UNDER PLUMBER ATTEMPTS BUICIDE.| toy the | ‘ John F. Miller, W R. A RE T | Mra. Knight, of 140 28th By United Press CHICAGO av., will tain at oard doula | HA, June muel Keller, fe for mombers of the John F. M I a | er, ook tates a W. R. C. and thelr friends, and! John Hoffman, recently arrented | #8 attempt commit \ b 1 w a ning to}! uth and « the i f ate ¢ r as taken | Mh t fa phywt t \ 1 false | ase ! ire t CONTAGION fires bm compan : Scat Jihe wiinens and acount far ( net « thet b we © hie Thieves Get Away With $3,000. ‘ ‘ Milk t ahi na Umber claim and ho oa CHICAGO. 3 : ‘ n and Ba } PJ aheut five miles from Snoqualmie. | ¢ : ' 1 yeaterd loca, The claime turned out to be 32) dow in the te « an aii ; ale f mitk from ve titles from Bnoqualmie and of little) erg & Co, at te ! ny warth dairy, near I Value t a “ a One child of the f now, watche nd ¢ " « ick with diphtheria, and anothen} DEATH NOTICES. 1ed at $3,000. ; ( was recently il The people who handle the milk], fleten Powers, age 11 months, died Japanese Detained. ‘ ee and attend to the cows Hive in the) '% this elty June 10 bt ine a Get flehie ame house with the sick child.) Nancy J. Renshaw, age $3, died ne direction of the depart-! & Taf oz and because of th danger of |'® thle city June 11 ’ wing the disease germe in the Frank Corcoran, age 28, died | ss milk, the propriet was notified be elty Jur not to sead any more of his dairy , ntz, age 30, died tn thi prodvets te thie elty until the offi.” . meRHDDES Co. chiles had given him a clean bill J age 81, died at Auburn | of health, ine ra, O. J, Dabtberg, age 27, died in ‘thts eity June 9. AMUSEMENTS. Nay ear cen ‘The funeral services of Mra. O. J Dabiberg will take place at the} ereeupiremeqneninens Bwedieh Baptist church Sunday aft erneen at 2 o'clock The burial |, At the Moore——-Dark, Next week, | wit) take place at the Mount Pleas | four nhehts. starting = Sunday an( cemetery Docketader s Minstrels he At the Grand—"The Girl From Corcoran will be held at the parlors Paris.” Next week, “The Toy: of the Bonney Watson company Sat maker urday & yrning at 11 o'clock. The | | funeral services of Frank | | At the Seattio—"The Princess of burial will be held at the Lakeview Patches.” Next week, “Two Little cemetery j Ballor Boys The remains of Bd. Shantz wore At the Lois The Girl of the Interred at Lakeview cemetery fol Golden West. Next week, “The lowing the funeral services, which My poertton took place at the parlors of the 0 ty Cine eeneiie Bonney. Watson company thin morn ing at 8 o clock At Pantages Vaudeville The funeral services of Helen At the Star Vaudeville. Powers were held at the family OPEN TO VISITORS EVERY DAY. TRY THE NEW GAME The whole Atlantic Rowse, the new game at Hall's, 1111 First av savy ~ard @ few days more vattionbip Rhode Island tn $e and $1.00 each the dry deck. Boats leave pler 2 fom of Youier way, ten times dally Round trip fare, 60 conts oe soome eapecta ~ te bande Music Depart ot Kabler & Chase. © 1 BORE, Proprietor Shafer Bros-——Not Only Largest But Geet. Outing Suits For Men Tomorrow we offer a very distinguished collection of Outing Suits for Men at this popular price— twelve-fifty. All the wanted fabrics are shown in these Suits—serges and worsteds, plain blues, grays and browns and striped ef $12. 50 fects; all sizes ....5 20.0. Find these in both the First and Second Avenue Stores—Arcade and Arcade Annex Boys’ Wool Suits, Sailor and Russian Blouse Styles, Great Variety y of Col- ors, Special $10 Leonard Burrows’ $4.00 Shoos fe Mos Panama Hats, specially See...) eee. ...$5.00 OUTING TROUSERS—New — colored stripes, peg top styles ; special at. . $3.50 D 1 the Rh It will be a buy! ing and appropria fancy pattern service for #ix Plain White, with gold band, etched border design; lete and aw Decorated English Semi-Porcelain Cottage Dinner Se Seepee nee ee Sn eExTRA—Cut Glass—extRA Beautiful, rich, Saturday Women's Very Fine Biack Lisle Stockings; four-thread Women’s Stockings i500 ee ee ee vane ig stocking, with split sole; both excelien vase 37c Saturday, a pair Greatly Women's Special Silk Lisle Stockings, in black or tan; slso many brok Underpriced rode itr ures, In mode, b desirable shades. Saturday, a pair . aun One-fourth-pound Cut Prices on Drugs ,**'""*"” and Sundries unday Pins pound bottle Saturday Good French Gristie Tooth Brush Values to 19¢. Saturday Good Snow White Face Chamole: ‘the correct size. Saturday, each Maroon or White Hot Water Bott le and Syringe; warranted for one 1 19 year; regular $15 Saturd . Sal f Gl 16 Button-Length eo oves ing fame as a serviceable and pretty summer glove; we have them In tan, brown, black and wh: Saturday Bilk-Finished Lish an excellent gle Kayser Two-Clasp um light weigh heavier welahg we have come to t ance by selling yo At Very Special Prices Will Be the Attraction at eludes Haviland Austrian China and English Porcelain. It suggests gifts for the June bride that are in keep Beautiful White Haviland China Cottage Dinner Get; size; brilliant One half-pound bottie of Peroxide of Hydrogen colors except black. Saturday, a pair Men's Fine Cotton Ribbed Shirts and Drawers; medi Saturday, a suit Judging from the way we have sold Shirts in the past few days must have told their friends. W. Cheap Excursions East t é the Oregon poy Rn 4 v Co. Rates, t 1 reservations at j Union Ticket Office, 608 First av q ooolm. KE. I ( Agent oo SALE OF ty Dinner Sets odes Co.’s Basement Section. ng occasion of great importance, in that it In American Semi poninnn, Ohtebtleg’ tesa: $9.95 deeply cut Glass Berry or Salad Bowl; full fine gauge cotton ga, in tan, and fig en of stock! polka dots, fancy strip Ine, brown and many other bottle of Peroxide of Hydrogen of Peroxide of Hydrogen ; bone backs Fountain Syringe or Combination Taffeta Gloves; a gléve that is gain- e741 $1.48 je Thread Gloves; 16-button length; 98c »ve for service. Saturday Double-TipppedHeavy Silk Glove, In all 75¢ in ecrg, brown and bine; also a in org; xtra vilue at 50c a garment 79¢ he cone! at the number of men we sold still want to extend our acquaint- u the best shirt for $1.00 in the city aston Hot Weather Wants Featured for Saturday Note Our Prices, Which Are Everlastingly the Lowest on Dependable Mer- chan dise. Men’s Warm Weather Wants. Light Weight Balbriggan Vests and Draw miateh drawers made with bicycle s . full cut; natural color, Bee Hive 25 only Cc Men's Pine French Balbriggan Vests and Drawers natch; drawers made with bicycle seat and to French yoke; natural color; Bee Hive 50c price only Men's Fine Open Mesh Cotton Vests and Drawers to match; superior quality; natural color; 50c Ree Hive price only 1 Lot Men’s Fancy Hose, dark colors; assort 10c ed sizes; Bee Hive price only Specials in Muslin Underwear. } Child's Muslin and Cambric Drawers, with hem- | stitched ruffle: lso em- 1 broidery trimm 1226 ana 250 | Ladies’ Muslin Drawers, deep hemsittehed | ruffle c Ladies’ Nainsook Drawers, lace and em brotdery trimmed ‘ 49c Ladies’ Muslin Night Gowns, high neck rected. vous 49c Ladies’ Nainsook Night Gowns, high and low neck, lace and embroidery trimmed * 98c Ladies’ Muslin Skirt, =~. hemstitched ~~ Seseerromery ag 1s 19 Specials From the Shoe Section Saturday. 1 Lot of Ladies’ Patent Leather Oxfords, with and without tips; all the very newest lasts 25 your choice Saturday ' Misses’ Oxfords, in viel and patent colt; 1 75 wide toe; special for Saturday ‘ Summer Wants for the Little Ones. Rabies’ Long Coats, cape trimmed with washable silk braid; special for Satur $1 50 day Babies’ Long Coats, made of extra quality Engiish Redford cord, trimmed with silk guimp $2, 98 braid, satin lined and interlined; spectal Rabies’ All-Wool Cashmere Coats, heavily embroid ered, sateen Hning and interlined; 98 special for Saturday . Batis’ Japanese Silk Bonnets, embroidered and luterlined; spectal for Satur 25c day Infants’ Lawn Embroidery Bonnets, special 10 for Saturday c Infants’ Lawn Bonnets, “Peter Pan, assorted 49 colored ribbons; special for Saturday c Infants’ Fine, Sheer Dotted Swiss and Lawn Bon ts, in Poke, Prince Chap, Peter Pan, ete. all specially priced Saturday 5 $2 50 Hot Weather Underwear for Women. Women's Summer Vests, low neck, slee silk trimmed; special Saturday rE Women's High-Grade Lisle Vests, low neck, lace yoke and neatly finishe “i; special Satur Sey onty 25¢ Women's Jersey Rib eo) Vests and Drawers to match; vests high neck and short sl! ; a 8, 25 silk trimmed; special only c Specials in Boys’ and Misses’ School Hose. 100 dozen Boys’ and Misses’ Hose, made of a good quality cotton; regular value 2 pairs for 8! ; apecial for Saturday at 200 donen Boys’ and Misses’ Hose ‘fine and heavy rib: regular values 20c and 25c; special 1 for Saturday a 3 12:2¢ 10¢ dowen Boys’ and Misses’ Hose, fine and heavy rib—why pay be he same hose? Two Hive price . we rea 25c Branch Store 2am) fone. Hot Weather Kimonos Specially Priced. Ladies’ Kimouos, in white grounds, with fancy col 1 effects; actual value $1.00; your 49 choice Saturday ‘ c Ladies’ Long Kimonos, in a great variety of styles; regular price $1.50; your che c Ladies’ Short Kimonos, in Persian and Jap ef- f narvow and wide sleeves; regular JRq price $1.00; sp cial Saturday 5 tv Great Values in Ladies’ Summer Hosiery. Ladies’ B) Cotton FE », high spliced heel; regular 2 for 25¢; special for Satur 8: day al Ladies’ Fast Biack Cotton Hose, high spliced heel; donble sole; regular 20¢ quality; special 1 for Saturday 122¢ Lad Fast Black Cotton Hose, high spliced heel; regular and out sizes; never sold for less 25 than 36e; special for Saturday c Ladies Gray, White and Black EB mb roidered and Drop Stiteh Hose; regular s pairs for 25 $1.00; special for Saturday c See our line of Opera Length Hose, all colors=—2 why pay The an une? ae tor 49c 2619-2623 FIRST AVENUE

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