The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 23, 1908, Page 8

ed steter, and the evil one will itted to| be defeated Mrs. Thompson wa the devil and she wae sub tion t by the t whe was starved devil tasters,” the WOMAN KILLED: are today making an invest! | the fasting treatment by whieh Those who saw the woman's body gation of the clroumstances sur|they bold It ie possible to “expel|say that it was emaciated amd rounding the demise of Mra, Loulea devils.” The po have been in-/drawa into horrible lines, indiaat | Thompson, wife of the Rev. Adam | formod that the woman went fagty-| @@ the most excructating suffering '. \7 ‘hompaon, of the new cult at Flomgone days without food of any Kind | and they further allege that it * /Otty or a drop of wate {showed signs of abuse, The “devil FASTERS Senaatio sures are prom According to t wry, when she | fasters” are a cult of fanatios, whe nod 10 arrests have begged 4 food or a| have thrived recently at Zion City been made. The woman was/d ut that she | One of the informants of the poliee buried last Friday, but since then th by the| says that a ¢ te revelation of I] the police have received rma. rning up| the proceedia; the cult would (By United Press.) tion that led to vigorous action with thirst, the funed, | astound the whole civilized world CHICAGO, June 23.—Following | It is alleged that the cult decided | saying Hold out @ fe longer | THE DON MARCHE THE BON MARCHE HAVE YOU SEEN THE REAL IRISH GIRLS MAKING REAL IRISH LACE AT THE BON MARCHE? IF IF NOT YET, WHY NOT SOON? WELCOME! THE BON MARCHE THE BON MARCHE || At the Moere—May Robson, in! The Refuvenation. of Aunt Mary At the Grand—'GirofleGirofia At the Beattio— “The Gambler At the Lele The. Light Bter na” Sirronje's Great Succens.” Applause wan whewered the clover handonff queen, Birronje, at the Colimeum at yerterday's pe formances She wan appar ly able to tinlock any maneele er trook tute which she could be put As | sisting her is an even bil! of ape TT object of this exhibition is to enlist the sympathy and support of the American people in the cause of Ireland and her rehabilitated indus tries. To be seen are Laces from the School of Industry, at Loughlynn, Roscommon, and Embroideries from the Dun Emer County and Tapestries Guild, Dundrum, County Dublin. To sell, yes, but feel as free (as Ireland should J) iaities, ‘They include the Three | ff] be) to come and look, and learn, and ask questions, be you from Ireland or the J) Merberts, novelty aerobate; Baier If - & Webb, in « sketch: Parmet & Ff) state of Maine, and whether you wish to buy or not.—Third Floor, Russell and thelr atrivhip, Gardaer J] & Stoddard, i @ strong comedy medley; the Gy at Richards of Fine Dress Trimmings For|”””.—.. | | Ten talented colored men appear as the Ten Derk Koighte” at Pantages, and would do credit tof) usical organisation Heading J} mpany ts Jack Smith, come ff) dian and dancer. Glenroy & Run: |i} nt & neat comedy sketch yinbers on the new bill Reduced From $2.50 to $12.50 Yd. 98Cc | Round trip, 25 cents. eee BON MARCHE Exciusive Beattie Agents for Royal Society Neediework Packets. That First One Hundred big on | | | a — Our Porta for “Good Clothes” They louk good when you buy them, and they stay good when you wear them. Good Suits for Men and Young Men $10 to $25 if you haven't started the road of the savings depositor, It is not #0 large to the man who saves, Each deposit makes the next dollar easier. Each one bum dred saved makes the nest hundred less difficult to ac quire. Make that first hundred dollars one day small er by svarting an account »ith us TODAY, Looks one | AND THEREBY SAVE FROM | $100.00 TO $150.00 ON YOUR | AUTOPIANO. | Including free use of our ctreu- | } lating Mbrary. Special prices | will be given for a few days on | second-hand Autoplanos, Some. ae low as $350.00 with free use ot the muste library. Votes in | our great voting contest will be allowed on all cash payments, Koltier & Chase 1318 Becond Ave., Beattie, Wash. Weber Piano Dealers. Union Savings & Trust Co. SECOND AND CHERRY. THE STAR-——TUBSDAY, JUNE 23 PPR - lied Ansats 1908, FREDERICK & NELSON, Ine. Store Closes Daily at 5:30 Values From June Sale Values From June Sale of Cut Glass--/.ii0 of Undermustins--! . | sentiment that may not be suitably ex-- careful Ap pare! for and extensive preparations havi pressed ina giftof Cut Glass. Searchers been made for this yaaa Kt fa Bis } for suitable June wedding or anniver- able to announce Gulactiinile an un sary gifts will find in the June Cut | ; ee ee ’ ’ r ; range of styles and sizes at the sam ss Ss ‘ ip . r one ” e Glass Sale a happy solution of their | low prices heretofore prevailing. problem. | . " “oma, CUT GLASS FRUIT | CUT GLASS NAP Corest Covers, 48¢—Pas OR SALAD BOWLS, PIES, $1.50 — Handled ticularly pretty is one style of $2.00—8 inches in diam Nappies in the new feather fine na b ith several eter, deeply cut in whirl cutting, non ‘ i ow o y er nre mser wind effeet on good weight CANDLESTICKS, j , blanks. $1.35—In Colonial design; tion, beac ed with rib HALP-GALLON CUT seven inches high. bon, and lace edge May be GLASS WATER PITCH CUT GLASS VASES, worn effectivel under lin ERS, $4.90—Richly cut in $2.95—-Ten inches high, gerie waist whirlwind design richly cut in trumpet M ‘ CUT GLASS TUM. | shape. uslin Skirts, $1.65 — BLERS, SET OF SIX, | 8-INCH BOWLS, $3.75 Made of with a gener $2.50—Beautifully cut in / —Fruit or Salad Bowls, ou deep double flounce two popular designs. | nicely cut in new design. pee: ale alk: teemesttick od tucks, and wide ruffle of Hamburg embroidery. Laundry Supplies: Folding Wash Bench, Special Inducements | Muslin Skirts—You will be i -ssed with NE of our periodical Round-Up Sales of Odds and : ; Ends of Fine Imported Dress Trimmings will wale im opened yesterday | are ie Special 75c — When the fineness of the materials, the liberal widths e| Jarnett rothers an adame y! be held Wednesday to strengthen our stocks— via; Musical De Veaux; the Three open for use a tub can and lengths, the newness of the styles and the and to bring to our customers more of the extraordinary Fi joi) poys; Mr Biwell, singing be set om either side | le re j Pri 85c. $1.00, $1.48 values that have been one of the features of the season here. Polly Dear,” and the motion plc a eae a a | pleasing variety. rices 5o¢, ° ), $1.45, $1.65 There are White All-Over Laces—Baby Irish and Point J ‘ures eaten ne B, | and up to $4.95. Venise; All-Over Persian Gold Net; Venise Bands and Ap- “A Trolley etka” | size placed on the up- ; pliques; Black Cluny Matched jes and Bands; Black With the ansintance of a real live right wringer attach- Muslin Gowns, 69c—Slip-over styles of H Chiffon Medallions; Gold and Silver Bands; Colored J) toiey car that hae belle and ment. Occupies little - 1 i Radium Edges and Bands; Beautiful brakes, and that can be mantipulat space when folded nainsook, with round yoke of several rows of | Embroidered Filet Novelties, in dain- See selon a re ye lace insertion, beading laced with ribbon, and ty openwork applique effects; various cal comedy at the Star theatre yee NOTH — The wringer and lac ‘ f ; ; nore > stager & ce edging. Ample assortment of sizes, widths, and the pieces are of all terday afternoon, entitied “A ’ tute im Mustrst at ging P 4 lengths. If you've a dress that ley Strike 8 ae ew . ’ P f ich the bench may be used Go’ as ’ would be the better for a bit of trimming, this is your op- gtees gh on! Muslin wns, 50c—\\ oi emphasize the one to get something beautiful at little cost. Values Folding iventing, Board, a $1. oe poeta es quality of the garments. Several styles of 2.50 to $12.50, for OS¢ a yard. No phone or C. O. D, or- made of clear poplar; measures 6 inches wide anc . er: om ders. All Sales final. e . Gladys Van and Edna Davegport, feet long Thetates little space when folded, dainty cambric—all slip-over models—some ; cama alt have individual sons — Sleeve Ironing Boards, Special 15e—Handy Sleeve trimmed with embroidery, others with lace in- ( ws Gore is tag me Lis, the Bowery Girl There Ironing Boards measuring 20 inches long, and having sertion and edges. ‘ The Foutlard Silk Sale at 50c | 22 3.2 | “i plet ‘This will be the farewel . : oF 5 af —— 4 Ee e cameaas & Gave eee _;, Mrs. Potts’ Sad Irons, Special 850—This is the | ‘ as that house on and after Howell” make of these popular Sad Irons, Set consists Ps Instead of 75c and $1 oO} mie et aw sone 9s) andes ee Oe Bans ani om icidainie 5 i e eville acts now going to t stand. 5 ot nallvalirvttinntttattns rnc etn Aeterna tently | Piet reton ” : — h was " " “ “Two-in-One” Washboard, Special 35e—Iias large Ww aah poneteg ts a 5) — - hy ven ge. pooty pegs | aluminum-coated steel rubbing surface which can be | Choice of Fif- 1 35 a Yd | Made, Lined 3 ; 7 em jollowsthat they are cleaned up in rapid order © used on both sides, Will not rust or bend. Saves soap teen Patterns 4 24 held 25 pieces back Monday, and they will be offered Wi 4 ; is drain back over rubbing surface wean . All new 1908 designs, in Copenhagen, Porcelain, Navy, Tura oe ‘ ; 2 ; fi . yuoise, Cardinal, Pink, Gray, ia! rices—24-in ‘ P * et Olive, Reseda, Champagne, Fawn and Tan grounds. It's no use trying to say how many SOc by ogg pg agg a ale agora rood a Desirable and effective patterns, with bor- q designs. But there is one thing we would like to have remenibered. These Foulards Kent has 656 seboo! children. : ios + ype sn as ie . atch. : » th Oriental 4 are all silk through and through, and 24 inches wide. What's more, they are the iden- 9} Spanish war veterans are In camp ee ee j der to match, among them Oriental and floral tical silks that are selling today in the best New York stores at $1.00 at Walla Wane H Champion Combination Ironing Board, Special 60c— designs. This Axminster fabric is of excellent and 75¢ a yard. But while this little lot holds out you pay 50c Ministers of Tacoma demand the|f| One end clainps to table, leaving other end perfectly free . : 4 ME Calne cial bas Gece ch adicsaehes pent oe coe wit of the restricted district. and admitting the slipping over of skirts without chang quality, making the special price one of notable : | jeady to be re ing position of board. Has substantial sleeve-board at . : ae ceived for the governor's mansion ren, arg interest. — ihe necoee | at Olympta. | | i — = : | Contraband tiquer taken from the | See cses sata st _ anon : Wash Goods Ba ains F om establishment of Julie Rothschilds ; r | at Bremerton has been dumped into |) : | the bey | Seattle : } Louisa A. MeCormick has se Home t reat Arnold Auction Sale | eter 65] |e ® Electric company of $1,200 by ap G ; ——————_—_—_— se f * reat ‘ pealing her case to the # uw 4 25¢ Wash Goods, 121%4¢ 25¢ White Swiss, 12'4¢ jpreme court, | — INCORPORATED h Arnold's Embroidered Mulls, Paris Tissue, Swiss Arnold's White Dotied Dress Swiss, a very sheer B} i Ep Plumatis and English Cheviot. The kandsom and dainty Swiss, with a woven dot that does | BRIEFS BY WIRE i 2 est and largest assortment of fine wash goods | = my by In Isqatoring o weed made to I) > 2 ® yar pecially ee oe oes: SR Oe vegan HM.) sue ante at, per yerd eu : terday by orders of Elizabeth Burns, OPEN TO VISITORS EVERY DAY. pI 190 and 25e yard 2 Po fay la 12ic i : The registered mail sack con-| he was convinced that life was ex-| The whole Alantio fest will be PIANOS AT COST Pe « PrP scaeds \vcanscacber | 29c Panama Voile, Le in currency and | iinet Be eae wcxtioanes aete taine te bh ‘ ; Arnold's Panama Volle—an ptionall $100,000 in jewelry, stolen from a a : a , ; 25c Fine Batiste, 121,¢ Sane wer e-ioeen fo gon d dainty Toeas mages Madone tine, dene @, heal, tee bustaces section "1 Three the dry dock, Boats leave pier 3 for 30 Days = Arnold's Fine Batiste, full yard wide, a beautiful thread; wears splendidly; comes in all the §|>eea found in a bush patch nearly \eete torday heidi fatto "| iow 2 Sip 2) ‘centa Nee Want room for Talking Ma sheer and pretty fabric; makes an ideal sum- | dainty checks, stripes, dots and plaids; a very |) °mpty cdl cen sca asediinan hast aieal mer dress; comes in cheeks, rings, dots and ae ge ace made to seli regularly at 29¢ | In order that he might be con |f chine Department. tnvestigate. floral designs. Regular price 25 ar pectaliy priced for sale at, |vinced that her sweetheart was | - Sale price ....... te i 122c | ser yere .... ; 15¢ dead, the body of Dr. Henry Cra John C. Walling Co. 50c Wash Goods, 25¢ Celi Reena mnned te 711 Second Ave. : _ 19¢ Wash Goods, 10¢ Arnold's Opalescent Silk, Sole Imprime and Stik Strawberries | ‘ Arnold's Chiffon Silk, Fil de Sole, Nouveaute de Stiped itiste; the choteest and lovliest fabric Cheap a ; Sole, three choice wash goods on the soft silky | shown this season; see our window, dozens Thousands of pickers im the G t tO | 3 Foulard order; hundreds of new designs and | moe tuside. The greatest opportunity of the 9 fields every day at Clyde, East 2 ne | t colorings. Always sold at Ie yard. season to buy 60e Wash Goods for }land end Bellevue. Pay for what to teecesseee eeeeses 20. Sale price ..... ; IC fi you axing home. Hat all you can | ree All This Week, Matiness Thuredey and ’ _ bala for nothing. Lots of fun and coeans Call ot write tor |) a Cena RRR somali | of berrice. Steamers Wildwood and | page itue- jf] MAY ROBSON, ‘ The Only Ladies’ Horne Journal Pattern Store in Beattie. | Haas leave Leechi purk daily at whieh In Mer Laughing Suecers, i | 7/20, 9:00, 11:00, 1:00 and 2:20. “PUK REJUVENATION OF AUNT t |Rerry fields right at landings my method MARY \ of treatment. This k containe @ tot e inter | Nights, Bee to te te 1 The Grand mat you aenn nf need, and is writ EE Sag ag: Twat : as ten in plain lame i eel ate Wed. an no protes The Sam ee Opera ri send Seattle Theatre wii malt me this coupon RUBFELL @ DR Mare Phone 42 t | Mate Thur Returday. TO. b Call 0 | 5 { | a | ‘ . | Neat Week ‘ COLISEUM The Dr. Reed Cushion Shoe is the shoe for Hentile’s Lewding Vaudeville House. There's no getting away _ the fact. No more ‘ tired feat, and a positive ‘ | for bunfons or corns. : For men and women Who J to be on thelr tet a Sy deal 4 oft time, the , ton Shoe is De ae STA best and the Seattle's Only Home of Musigal Comedy Prices 10¢ Rew Only Cushion Sole Shoe Good Leathers Good Shoe Making Good Style Men's and Women's, Price $5 Same price all parts of U & Wallin & Nordstrom 327 2nd Ave. Union Store. wet Main ae | THE LIGHT FTRRNAL” if Marty of the Fe Matinee W We Want Your Savings Only VAUDEY MEDY FR 10—Dark Knights—1\ 0 Jack Smith, Co mahi hat w ra who Ie they are #190 « wish for ons, end ft hy FIRST AVENUE, OPPOSITE POSTOFF Dances other Mtandard Vaudeville Acts ICE. \*