The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 19, 1908, Page 3

ne busines , ne ere tal , i A) There ts] per ton op rough lumber | ‘ ge ance ¢ the clty’s e@tatute t in the Willamette val ka, padeed on SOptome n ley to Francisco is condemned 1894, fixing the maximum rates for | The commission refuses to esiak | tslhews (elaphones at #5 a mont} oe ah @By + pouto from Washingt pe me 9 pagar THIEVES MAKE FOUR HAULS potnta to Colorado d¢ are aolyontnd SACEEDING line of W charaing $1.60 more a mor {i the east, holding « satisfactor ’ M pea awe, Shere. 9 WHICH ARE REPORTED onte already exlgt aie o ens irts atur ay olutely nothing in v trqnehise, | passed by the coun on } ty 16 TO THE PoLice A special session of the cit 1888, tending to govern rates, #0 the councll’s health and sanitation com . }company is sald to be amenable _ - will probabil be called ‘ {to the sake Grainne enacted four While Jacques ©. Hees. an fa | within the next i w days to | 1” "The fact that an ordinance fixing bs t broker, wae absent trom | eration of the munieipal ineinera x it aximum rates existed was not | 2! nie at the Greystone, a] lariat Lake Union } brought to Haht watt! A. Vo mous | — een WN eeholrD, Boe | ‘ = | dinances for laws bearing upoit the! ings and a bunch of ker. * present telephone investigation ae ‘wen - . or . A | This ordinaned, No. 9690, fixe ee ee ELEV TOR | Se Telephone Co. ls the maximum charge for residence oi BS. sae thinks the thief ANNOUNCED . | | Gaturday we will place on sale upwards to 300 | . M Th oe es —_ the rate | “Maurice Dretahe whe ts stopping quiieeepemniiiets . - | Mex hirts that are broken apd élecontia Charging ore an | aaethah at the Savey hotel, referted to the Wace ; 3y-. Rabb, 65 yeare old, livine wed | a fow are mussed from wind Ain | police yesterday that a man named ASHINGTON, June 19.--The 7 " t i 1 4 éxtords The company te now charwtng | jo), at 116% Taylor av, was crushed pia mo percales, macras ane GxTOP sf ls Allowable. limit ain residence tele- | onan yy & moving picture | interstate commroce, commission iin death in the elevator shaft of | Notice the Window Display and choose any : . non, $3 & th, $6.50 for teens thi ; nan nt Aang st today decided that in a great me the Maynard butiding, First ay, 8. | Shirt for sees C " es main business telephones, $4.50 for! at 16s Washingte S ieelecda, whe the rates charged by various | itd Washington st, late yesterday | —. = two-party business telephones and The te gt transcontinental Hnes for the trans | afternoen in Our Men's 25¢ Black and Tan Cotton Stockings; 50 ) for two-party residence tele: | | pag RM. . portation east and south of timber Rabb went to the building to Saturday, 3 paire . c Say: Fi the phones, All except main and two 4 manufactured lumber, shingles, ete.| Viel friends and attempted to en- | Excellent French Balbriggan Shirts and Draw ance wxes party lines have by eliminated Three cases of beer were stolen Me, "areasonable and ¢ wive ter the elevator just it started. | ers; drawers have large double seat and gus 50 i from the service from the H. Holts & Co. bottling |, 1&® Clima of Northwestern tum | He was caifeht In the door and, be- | sot; @ Karment Asst sets cess seaneete c f Ph it th pany te charging more | works $600 Third av. last nlehe mn tht a general advance of| fore the elevator could be stopped, | “B. V. 0." Athletic Shirts and Drawers, in ali 50 : jum 0} one than the maximum of $5 a month | jccording to a roport made beh. | from 25 to 26 per cont in rates by| Was killed | . wives; @ Karment i «ae c 7 jTor business telephones i¢ looks to! Holts. Eatrance to. the buiiding |(@ fallroads, November, 1907, to] A coroner's inquest will deter: | Union Suits, in all qualities, 1 00 Char me as if it is legally Hable for| way offected through @ rear wim Préctically all Eastern points, wax| mine the reaponnibility of the acct upward from wocse occsene | ges. the overcharge,” said Mr. Bouillon. | dow excessive, is supported In part by|dent. No blame attaches to C. C.| f , The Men's Gtore, just inside the door. | The ordinance whieh fixes the!” Thieves thorough! aneacked | (@ Commission. The comminsion| Mehardson, the operator | Sal. Ww Saturday we will piace on sale a lot of Nobby -— — maximum telephone rates provides | ine building pots oy the an orders in part the restoration of the | °° e or omen 8 Semi-Pitting and Box Jackets, for women and ss Telephone @ Tele the usual penalty of possible revo-| ington Flour Works, 2921 First ay, | Wer 1 Hor to Oe-| Spectacles $1.00 and Misses Summer misses, that have come to ght for the first ‘ cation of the franchise for viola 's” iast night, A small amount of | approximately 50 perl aad up. Bring your eye trouble time in Seattle; they are stylishly made, company may be Hable to tion of any of the terms of the | cash was taken « he increase being Conlin us Behuchard Optical Co. 1207 I} Coats at 7. 95 from excellent all-wool imported cloths, in a“ 4 of thousands of dollars | grant j ja his will result in @ '@| gecond ay poe) . light novelty checks and plaids; just what you “1 oe op business tele DEATH NOT! 4 . | duction of about 5 per cent per 100) i A Se a have been expecting for the cool summer ges oh business te FIRE BREAKS OUT. OTICRs. pounds in the rates now ofteagive . nights; semifitting and-loose styles; Sat fm this city Fire this noon damaged the two- The commission decides that| CLEN TO VISITORS EVERY DAY. ‘ : present the corporation is story frame building occupied by R. K ~_ i 85, died in this! ice should be lower tn the Pot}... 20e Wholo Atlantic fleet will be PE ef tried wearing a lik taffeta glove! : ‘ month tei — . ty o 18 he bod ° . . . lew ¢ . $6.50 & month for main- the Rainier Candy tod lee Cream pote Rol ~ Aa aS latch case, involving the differen ney tage Fee A a allergy They fit perfectly, and wear even better than - _— or Oo. at 160 and 16 arrivon st - . dem be a » or nd in } " 2 N Yard Teed «Bgl cogs poe tell Fo | tat rates : Idmber fromuthe 8v0-|the dry dock. Boats leave pier 2 all silk; 16-button length, in tan, brown, black the avy md 4 nano | Harry Lee McKinstry, aged 20 | kane dintric n the case of the! toot of Yeuler way, ton timer dally and white; regular $2.00 a pair; Saturday, a $1 39 , fleet is still at the BAYY | J vunted to $600, on stock $1,000, | dtd In this city June 17.” The re a Oregon Manufacturers’ a | Kound trip fare, 60 cents oe : : pate 4 7 F Bee the 2 hip Rhode pu, a ie mains are at. the parlors of the/#0ciation against the Southern Pa nm a : cials in Gloves Long Silk-Finished Lisle Gloves, beautiful qual- im the drvd ORES LCAVE Ameen cee meen | Bonney Watson ¢ ny cific and others the advance of trom |@ of ity, in tan, brown, black, white or gray; regu- $1 29 Se daily from Pier 2, foot of Por 0 ampoo use Soap) Marien C. Anderson, aged four| Have your bleycles repaired at larly sold for $1.60; Saturday . te . Way. Row trip, bee. *** Lake Soap. ***/ months, died in this city June 18.| Piper @ Taft's, 280 Bpring at ® if You Want a Here's « popular Lisle Glove, for ordinary wear, | Bom » » that’s hard to surpass; tan, brown, black, | + white, navy or gray; regular $1.25 a pair; Satur. 7 uit Case day an Medsatitee 1 c Gi ort! mTumanees crvones sreanwors <= NTS i Saturday ] 9 5 ad rave ing eeesesecsese The Hammocks concerned are strongly woven a from 6ply yarn; the colors are combinations of good taste and art; spreaders at both end: hung with heavy cords and malleable hooki the Hammocks are 46x84 inches, in stripes 1 95 i 3 — -_ ~DURING OUR=—- CARESS AY area rma aor and pla aj fast colors; Saturday, each . am 0) | With Valance, like ilivstra- 3 29 i 4 tion sabese ve . | @ s Other lines special at $1.69, $2.25, and upwards to 7 50 i] S . $5.00 and fe ai . | Baturday we will place on sale a limited quantity of our Guaranteed Hose, with couplings at 1 98 i r_.J Or any thing in the each end; Saturday, 25-foot lengths Prw The following profitless prices are quoted. Hundreds of other articles (home cozy pieces, too,) are to be found on our floors and in windows. | While the sale lasts, these few rules will be enforced: All Stock-Adjusting Sale goods must be pur sed in present condition. No exchanges made after the goods are delivered. All deliveries will be ade at our earliest convenience. Terms, Cash. No future, C. O. D. or phone orders taken or filled. oe mae RHODES co, charging him with failure to pro- OREAM COMES TRUE. { TIZED BY HIS ian for havea nd her taitiees vide for erne: an er r (By United — HYPNO year-old daughter Florence Fine Leather Goods _ ‘ : : e ALAMEDA, Ca Ju 19.—Miss These pieces (listed in this announcement) were on our floors when paper went to press; they will In size, style and at Alyce B. Bchwab of Oakland is con-| PARTNER Phelan go eect gy mg ond en: hout doubt be here early Saturday, but they won't last all day. So hurry along—come about 9 to prices that are right, J) srs'vatng bere cam. The girt| and that she regained possession clock. weal on dreamed that she would be held up aeons of the child only by threatening ‘ and robbed of her jewelry, and im with arrest (By United Press.) Phelan and Dunnick were when she went riding the next |morning, she gave her mother all her rings LOS ANGELES, June 19.—Alleg- rested here some time ago on state ing that her husband has been hyp- and county warrants charging t sut of town B0tzed by his basiness partner, E. them with having obtained money ee ae et eicld ap by a high. J. Phelan, Mrs. C. M. Dunnick had by fraudulently luring laborers to Wayman riding a bieyele. She had ‘sued &@ Warrant against him Imperial valley. They were form- a diamond brooch with her and <—escsssmmsom ~ erly mining’ promoters and made | was forced to give it up. The jew. U. & Navy Yara Route Steamer ™uch money by selling stock In Ne- els that she eave her mother are, Monticello leaves Flyer dock 6:30 Y8da properties that had their chief Meek Trunk & Bag Co., 919 FIRST AVE. RainierGrand Block. Fancy China Art Wares of All Kinds and De- scriptions. Take Your Choice— You Save One-Half A Long Line of Choice Pieces. Make a Random Selection— 30 and 4p. m. ©9¢ Value on paper. valued at $2,000. and 9:30 « m., fF] || Sale Extraordinary| _ Clothing at One-Half Off Regular Prices Hats, Furnishings, Shoes and, in Fact, Every Article in the Store, at Absolutely One-Half Price | Creditors are mercilessly pressing us for money, and unless we can meet their demands before the | first day of July, we will be forced to the wall and lose every cent we have invested. Rather than risk | such a calamity, we will attempt to save ourselves by offering our enormous stock of CLOTHING, HATS, FURNISHINGS, SHOES, etc., to the public at exactly HALF PRICE. This includes every i article in our magnificent stock, Everything will be marked in plain figures, with the regular as well as | the cut price. Every article will be guaranteed as represented, and buyers may be absolutely certain that | they are getting a square deal in every respect. | Sale Starts Tomorrow, 827" at 9 o’Clock | Come and help us out of a bad fix and at the same ‘time save many dollars on your summer outfit. Following are only a few of the hundreds of great bargains to be found at this extraordinary sale. Stock is open for your examination. We want you to come and look it over. Can You Match It? A $6.25 IRON BED, S-A. S. $2.90 No mistake about this offer. It's one of the best values to be found bere during tomorrow's trading. Special Bed ts exactly as shown in cut; made with fairly heavy posts; straight fillers and angle tron braces. Take your choice of two finishes--white or green enameled. Three-quarters bed in white; same price. One to a Customer, -ALL GRADES OF- $4.75 Solid Oak Box Seat Diner— $2.75 The Special Chair is very sim- An $8.75 Arm Chair, Up- holstered in Leather— $5.00 This Chair is built to mateh Diner listed in box to the left, wood, quartered oak stock, finish eat securely braced rm chair is upholater ed in a dark olive green leather, Arma shaped, Carver, large size to cut; the difference— reat varies a trifle, and *k four cross-pleces in piace three; special made of quar- Oak stock, finished golden; upholsjered im dark olive leather; strong, neat, well- chair. Suits | wens psi nti hite Paniearetiots, : 7c Hats | The best of workmanship has gone into this | ston’. Randana Handkerchiefs; regu- 5c Latest Style Stiff and Soft Hats; regular clothing, and it was made by the best-known lar price 10c; sale price Ps $1.50 and $2.00 Hats, to be sold dur- 95c clething makers in the country. They are au Belt oa ioe ‘She ing the sale for only ...........0.5 high-grade goods, and you can get your choice a@ather felts; re gular price 26e; 19c Regular 50 Hats for 1 65 of all colors and the |a' tyles, They all sale price + be vereete only EE ee a F $ . go at half price— Leather Belts, t and nobby ones; 25 ~ | Regular $3.00 Hate for regular price 50c; sale price ier. v only . + seeee cones $2.00 Cheviots Leather Belts, best made; regular price 45 John B. Stetson Hats, $3 50 Regular value $17.00; Half-Price $8 50 b; sale price PTE MRE. «au Cink. 5 46; Gabon «se le only . Shirts, good sizes and sles OB Remember, these Hats are of the latest Regular value $16.00; Half-Price $8 00 ar price $1.50; sale price ‘ Cc Sale only . styles and the best makes. Ay RRR TER irts of the better qualt - ne — { Regular value $6.00; Half-Price $3 00 ties; reg. price $2.00; sale price ’ . ’, .. Sale only ' Children’s Clothing " Ine $10.50; Half-Price Negligee Shirts, some of the best shirts Regular value 50; $5.25 shown; regular price $2.50; sale ¢} The kind that is made not to rip. It will wear ope price cesses be but it-must go at this sale for half price. Regular value $12.50; Half-Price $6 25 z ee Boys Suits, 4 to 18 yeare— Sale only ° ee rT t nee pores regular price $1.50; 90c ‘ : oe j Regular value $15.00; Half-Price 87 50 sale price Beavis $3.00 value; sale $1 50 | \'Sale only ple Men's Balbriggan Underwear; regular 45 price tb teeeeeee teeeeeees . price 75c a garment; sale price Cc Regu r $4.00 value; sale $2 00 | ' Black and Blue Serges Cotton Ribbed Underwear; regular 40c price ‘eset ae & Stock-Adjusting Prices Are Extremely Low. For Others—Visit Our Fourth Floor. Rugs— Room Size An All Woot Extra Heavy In- | Tapestry Brussels Rugs, in 9012 grain Rug, size 9x12; worth size; in worth usually $12.50. $11.00. Stock-Adjuat Stock Adjusting Sale ing Sale price 125 | price 7.25 An Extra Heavy Grade of Kash- | Tapestry Brussels Rugs; size 9x Rogular value $18.00; Half-Price @0 00 price 75e; sale price moe sinters i gee See $2.50 mir, in 9x12 size; is worth 12, and worth $16.50. Stock Sale only . Pus Pure Wool Jersey Sweaters; good $1 60 | Regular $6.00 value; sale @n $18.00. Stock-Adjus $9 BO) Miuetine aie $9 50 ‘ Regular value $14.00; Half-Price $7 QQ | ones: Tee: price £2:50; sale price Ps alee : rig SE. $3.00 ing Sale price price .. ‘ " A $16.75 Morris Chair, Sale only . bi Leather os, all kinds; light and heavy; | Regular $7.00 value; sale mo 50 Hest Grade of Body Brussels | Hartford Axminster Rugs; our | Two Finishes, S.-A. S.— F $1.50 Gloves, will all be sold 85c price .. settee ee PM Rug; is 9x12 and is worth regular $30.00 steck; size 9x12 $22.00. Stock-Ad $20.00 Stock Adjusting $13 50 justing Sate price price * A Very Heavy Quality of Wilton | Wilton Velvet Rugs; sige 9x12; Rag; i 9x12 and worth $46.00 actually worth $27.66 or more en BETO | pace. ONTO A Bigelow Axminster Rug, in 9x | French Wilton Mugs; excellent 12 aime; be worth $45.00. Stowk quality; sine $n12; worth $60.00. ie Se rice 999.00 Men’s Furnishing Goods" *"" (per Cotton Socks; price only, a 8c Shoes j f Bode x: , ' I ER 3c | 30 Styles 30 Styles re ee nce ee lfc; sale price | Regular price $3.25; goes during 1 Working Shirts; regular value 60e; 30c Oxfords, tans, blacks, heavy and light; all sale for only : . sale price styles and sizes. Many of the leading Regular price $3.50; goes during $1 75 Men's Dress Shirts; regular value 45c makes in the country included, and remom sale for only . 91.00; sale. price ber that they all go at half price. Regular price $4.00; goes during 2 00 sale for only ‘ . Ge; sale price | | : t : Roguler price 65.00, goes during Men's Suspenders, good ones, regular 25¢ The imtest stylee and colors Alt sisen | Si tor oniy 50 t i is another fumber for tomorrow Of Case, medium; dresser renga two drawers at Made with a serpen tine front; ‘of an oval Male finished with a beveled ; Drawers work well. Made of maple, fin to rey t genuine oak a = Py = “) $8.00 ‘The Morris Chair is lke the cut shown here; frame is built of quat tered oak, finished golden or early Pnglieh. Seat full spring construc tion; cushions are removable and covered in a good grade of velour Many colors from whieh to make your selections, Keep in mind this value—it's low than half price Bedroom Stools Sk Four-in-Mand Ties; regular value 25c A Weathered Onk, Shaped Top India Stool; ts worth $4.75; flock Adjusting price-— $2.00 40e; sale price 5 inigbanes Runaeeerec regular value 35c They ore some eof the ewellest thingy of the Beanlar. prion $6.50; goose dur Sc, sale price . eeanon. Thoy oli go at half price. [zm] Crown Clothing Company * wre. ae » « ; 1 ton shRERORy Plott Of 12¢ Hose, guaramtecd tock Ae jut mae * eo . ss ee et ee eee