The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 22, 1908, Page 5

THE SKATTLE STAR--MONDAY, JUNE 23, OF “THE MERRY WIDOW" MAY COME! TO ELKINS-ABRUZZI WEDDING the GREATER STANDARD is the largest, finest, most modern exclusive homefurnishing store in America— let us credit-help you! —our Special Suburban Delivery Service covers 76 square miles in Greater Seattle! Loke eringion- pet 0 Kirkland - Bellevue ——the credit of helpfulness of the GREATI CTANDARD is extended to all Se C. this stare’s credit-saving methods are developed to the highest point of usefulness to the home-maker, extending a credit service that is characteristic of the STANDARD, giving eee er ere FRAN SERS HRT ESOS ASGSLP Ss to all the people a liberal, broad policy of credit—help that appeals to the individual re- quirements —this store is particularly proud of its showing through its helping to establish thousands of splendid homes; made possible through the notably fair, ea simple, liberal and dignified Y, eredit-giving. This more than any other thing has been the great factor in the rapid devel- | THE “MERRY WIDOW P RINCE” AND HIS WIFE. este Btér Exctusive Service.) considerable degree, At Maxim's| June 22—Prince Danilo, | 4nd the other swagger restaurants gata th the gay worte oft Fer bis name Is forgotten by all| . opment of Seattle’s suburban districts. —feel perfectly free to come and have a talk with us—the entire facilities of this organization t. In Rome the eo | fam and Rome, reputed hero of | oa, which caused the king, bi gepaiar musical comedy “The brothertn-iaw, to pack his baggage and helr to the /#9¢ bundle him across the border Paris still laughs in recalling the e The wedding of Miss Kath- experience of a certain prominent ge Bikins and the Duke of Ab jeweler who sold the prince dia ‘shoal! a ceremony take by the ounce when, on one of “ on {his visits, the “Montenergin hope “Merry wie picture of the | ful" decorated the corsages of all yeler of the little Falkan (the popular actresses of the Paris fe merely a reminiaoence | music hall «tage. The prince was des which marked his | unuable to pay, but when the jewel @ high rotier in the capi) er became frantic In bis demands. Time was whee he made a round of the muale halls, cot A class by himself, when he | lected the Jewels and returned them Himit in every branch of} to the store, in for pleasure and excite) much the worse fo t but be is no longer the open. | spender of yore to Princess Jutta of cousin of the Princess bes toned him down to a) se npc cent off on fishing roda. sa te Bite, 1008 Harvard are at your service. a great 2-day buffet sale Tuesday and Wednesday— special wire spring mattress— Y instances var | will buy any RANGE REFRIGERATOR or GO-CART we have— 2 sacar ee —your old stove or range taken es io @ poven Sor { received by Wednesday part payment on the purchase of phone orders taken; delivery made s new one. $19.85 ARRESTED (By United Press.) i} BAKER CITY, Ore, Jane 22.—J au Parker, vice president of the | Firet National Bank of this city, jome of the biggwat financial instt | tutions fa Eastern Oregon, and o: = the most prominent bankers in the state, has been placed under ar | rest on two indictments, charging |him with perjury in connection with the timber claina. The indictment and arrest of the banker hes created a mild senss tion here, aw he is one of the lead | ing citizens of the city. | Parker was taken before '™ nited | States Commissioner C. A. Moore and later released on a $3,000 bond. insuring hie appearance im the fod eral court when his trial ts catled Levi P. Ankeny, United States senator from Washington, te pres. | ident of the First National Rank of | Baker City and resides in Wailea Walla. week eet ae nae eee . * * POSTPONEMENT IN RACE TRACK INJUNCTION, tegulor wales B41 90. Hy Gestqued buffet, of fine regular value 841.00 4 selection from our eatensive buf fst showing, fited with French beveled plate mirror benee im golden oF weathered aed fo ieee becom guar a $7.50 ice chest for | five seasonably | go-cart special— $15.75 $4. 95 good items from =e re three other sixes very special 1 peed a" "996 50. (By United Press.) NEW YORK, June 22.—Jus- regular value $5.50. —strong, good folding cart, good course. The postponement was taken to give the state more time for preparing for the hearing This leaves the # temporary order in force pend > ing the hearing. for sash 1 . tre special pm od tor Tossday and Wednemtay tiee Blanchard in the supreme # court today postponed until # a spring: 10inch rubber tre Wednesday the heartng on the @ for Tuceday onty— wheels, seat and back are per- temporary (njunction restrain. # | . made of asin. Hined ineide with Tuesday—Wednesday— | forted veneer, adjustable back *} i big 7 BUG FRINGES; « tine assortment pr ag Racer can bam from oe : Witewlariy goed and pin from. in bullion an seeee Gir slleiian of erveae’ 2 Pattern butte Moatty“Sontgmed top r 9c (—mail orders filled.) At Sheepshead Bay race # = Se; Sis vate ioctl * r mS th ali the new * * * * * * * * * ® ing Police Commissioner Bing * * * * * * * * * H b Aindindicdindindindindindindndindindindind finiahed. new pat came; worth to Ste ge days, 49c extension rods— EXTENSION RODS for lace curtains, 7-16 to 54 inches, Ex tra special for regular value 91.00 two days, 5c good little parlor stand, solid nly re filled If reoetved by night.) feet, covered with best quality rust-proof cloth; special Tuesday ...............0055 89. $22.60 requiar valine $25.00. fr 75 Bread Box, 49¢. Regular Tie Bread or Cake Box, size 15x14 inches, heavily | Hose Reel, 69¢. $1.00 hardwood frame Hose Reel, with Sta 7 tron weels and patent | each ....+5 oak, finished golden, ‘nicely hee clamp A hove japanned, and has hinged cov H a . (—tmail orders for shaped top 15 inches across, #7. Tursda 69c er. Special i these specials shaped under shelf, exactly like es Tuesday .....4- ech are 49c filled If received | picture. Regular value $1.35 a SECOND AVE. AT PINE ST. by Tuesday Extra special for the week 8O¢ Sle package Sanitary 10¢ Dutch Cleanser, 7¢. SEATTLE. TACOMA. night.) (—mail orders filled) , “Dekorate.”~ Don’t OF rub off; assert 39c The pair Hiack or Tubber sole, well made Shoes: fine for summer , pair vss DOO Hammocks, $3.69. at $5.00 Double Thread Weave Hammock; 42x96 % has double stretcher Regular 10¢ can Old Reliable | Dutch Cleanser; cleans every: thing epick and span 7 Special can .. oc eee seeeee c the Roosevelt's at Sagamore hill. rive next k and he will be the ) 5 § wrt, reached here that diamonds The president was up early and ap-| first important visitor of the sum- jued at $12,000 have been stolen peared in @ light summer sult, He mer. It is not announced how long ‘ | went for a drive about the place Taft will remain, but it is expected handbag containing $105 in gold | and valuable ste rose her pray 0 find that |another bag had been substituted | for her own. She suspects a woman ym the workshop of the Diamond ri}] company of Rossland, B. C. and arranged for tennis games and, that he and the president will wigan : trips on the sound make formal plans for the coming The burglars, evidently knowing NOW AT PLAY scretary Taft is expected to ar- campaign. that the stones were laying loose PRAYER | who was praying next to her. | | BIG ROBBERY wee we shop, broke isto | OYSTER BAT, ¥. 1, June $2. — STATEMENT OF CONDITION 85c Doz. Tumblers, Ea., 4¢ Regular %5¢ doz. Thin Blown | Glass Table Tumblers in neat enametied border pat 4 tern, Extra special each. ..4C Hudding, grabbed them ap and dis-| oprsigent Roosevelt went into his | apeuamesaouuaanitd | Sbepared with their valuable loot When tt . uals look. p {summer schedule today and took up hen the workmen left the #hop | his play with almost as much vigor RANCISCO, June | Saturday night they failed to put/ag he has given his work recently e SAN FRANCISCO, Jun | TWELVE THOUSAND DOLLARS’ the dis nda, which were the prop-|in Washington BSc Preserving Kettle, 49¢ | Regular 85¢ Best Quality 14 eet sitie ft | police today looking for a wom erty of Stone & Knight, Spokane|” he tc aie Ni full of Under State Examiner's Call of May 14, 1908. lay back pillow J quart es ag ao Kettle i» go a believe to have beon| WORTH OF DIAMONDS ARE| business men, in the sate. It i8| renewed life wince the arrival of || < andle an who e plieve te e bee 0" became “ | $3 69 with strong ba n 49c making A prectice of robbing) groLEen FROM A WORKSHOP thought that this fact became |. ‘ |] Resources. Liabilities. i Special eaithy women while at prayer in| known to persons who were watch Vv sit the Nav Yard Loans and discounts. .$289,926.26 Capital stock paid in. . $329,815.90 St. Mary's cathedral here, the| AT ROSSLAND ing the wormen | Joe ee nt vie avy || Real estate, furniture Surplus : 100.00 St. Mar Meas 4 eee lantic fleet is still at the na and fixtures 32,748.20 Undivided profits .... | ; nee Seat ee hs cet Sa Se | U. & Navy Yara Route Steamer | yard athe battleship Rhode | cash on hand $20,816.94 Deposits .....+6 veces REGU te he latest victim of the myste | i Piyer dock Island in the drydock, Boats leave vtec 58.66 i LAR 45c—Select Kansas Broom Corn House ous woman burglar Is Miss Contesse (Gy United Press. | reese om 1100 and deem. e*|10 times daily from Pler 2, foot ot ||" "*™ on os piaee i ; 4-sewed, and has well-finished handle; Sewell of Norfolk, Va. who lost a} ooo 4 N h ; Yesler Way. Roun trip, 50c. °**/| anstract and safe de Be Sewell © oo SPOKANE, Jur ews has er ty oe wtract and safe de extreme Specia ‘ = GARDEN TRACTS@= posit plants 168,808.84 2%-acre tracts, $100 acre; ensy terms, close to car line and lake; level, clear ed; fine for chickens and ber The Eagle Transfer Co. Offiee—106 Fifth Av. South. Our charges are right. Fur niture van $1.26 per hour; 1 Call Tomorrow relieved of that dead There is no Free Seer te $593,452.90 Deposits ay 14, 1908 ‘ Deposits February 14, 1908 trunk 60c; 2 trunks 7 2 pel ae 22415831 trunks $1.00 within any reanc on id be 4 National Inv. Co., Ine. ARNOLD VIBRATION CO., —_— able distance. Cut Raton RAINIER CLOTHING €0., err . ave 339-40 Arcade Annex. Increase Einie swashdeinchn, Senhouny $ 27,059.01 oth 991 1104 Firat Ave.