The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 26, 1908, Page 4

4 THE STAR -FRIDAY, JUNIE 96 1908, a 2 ESO A eee DIANA'S DIARY [eerie eee ata | ti od - man with Wares PUBLISHING CO. 1967-1809 Seventh Ave What d , t tt il loo? Do | BY F. W. SCHAEFFER that, —= | _ - ee EVERY AFTERNOON EXCEPT BUNDAY, want « ‘ t ha g of thelr affa t the! ——— -_— > a | WHOLESALE IND. 441 se ‘ th meet on t These are exchanges, and connect with @ de agi PAY! wy Partmente—ask for department of?mame of person DOWN-TOWN STORE 15-1010 FIRST AVENUE | 1f really vy ttl bt { trava | Game : =| ee a) oe UP-TOWN STORE ALLARD STAR A@kNcY— we i oe 4 » 80 pla y he KE AVE, ‘venerr sran acrncy—» ix a . #8 | Pete,” or perha "9 Fe t - i Ten oaah pee baby, Ou wane pat wer ty five conte Dae om ° | BBs ai tes worn srcmn TH GUARD SOASTIFOR WES 2S nossa at wot oba (y a A at the Pos Nanbington, a ‘ | Interesting News at the Quaker Fo MA RACH T INE HS rr Four a ’ 5 f aff Ks Pas aes - a ¥ ay nee 4 | ef de jarees ‘ . , j 1} FRIDAY AND BATURD 108 TO SUBSCRINKRS ~ | n's 5 " t ain of giving udsceibere & pertant aaretoen » ry PUI I @ stemeiemeemenine In nine cases out of ten if you have to induce a man to! k i WHY NOT SUGGEST CANDIDATES. | *erve, you will get a bet fficial than you will where the | f 4 an induces you to let him serve. | . ee at a ‘ a eae 2 oF te . OUVENIR. POO ‘ f aa to get the alps of the ¢ 2nd m t a A o N ) t ae * i 4 ‘ board of county » JUAKER FLI I LU cings. They will do so t gh the pr QUIBD'S FAMO TALCUM POWDE he ‘ ally 9 mS ee. A Word from Josh W ret-| Py Re MEP F 12¢ « t is high tine ¢t , . t B LOOHOL ‘ & t strlal fe Candidates for ¢ Names ‘ i | < surposes. | , - ~~ . ‘ ’ o and} pury ; T sees . a [ sccest to the peor tt » The Star ar r } Th partin " z . * Suggested 2 5 gh i guest without|*3") ae ; |"BEING A LADY COSSACK 18 A MERRY LIFE, AND MA The Quaker Drug Company 1 d demerits discussed ¢ ndy @ declared, calling | ” Two Stores. ’ and demer ' eee, Se t by ite Angio-Gaxon nama “is free | SNIDDEN 16 ESPECIALLY ATTENTIVE shin sami ag wo Store o—-=406 PN In looking for candidates, attention should ce r be of ot wuto os, seductive dinners afternoons and evenings and ’ ‘ towards capable business men. There are by t Ho be ks, beautiful women, and ! am sta INFATUATED with kein the sweet stra’ of the » at as oie de nat 4 their al “9 my now @ Reing a la ty Cossacks Military € In = ‘ : . — , : ee —_ ven * “¢ the burning Pains | ‘onmack | ry Iife, and it was balm to +a ti I i and who would make admirable t t | ‘ me Four @ from | ay tt THINK you drink balm m not - ‘ | his seat In the amen and pertain At an te I A he count | . : ertain any rate I p r soda aii of the county | i Rec, [eatin vis waka code cris, Acer ae gees $ The Washington Trust Company “— be hard t hmen to serve for Knickor—What la the only thing | cared might hear klode «he is|= aN E EEE aE pay whi attaches to n _o Hiteheeek it to @ star—-| Chicago 1 . sia’ Tanedian denen ‘ey | and family at Seacoma Bench tr . it will be well worth the while of the taxpayers to push such | Now York Sun apt D oe ane cat “Yie Baan by far ivestment to make Capital, Surplus and Profits ....-+s2++««+. $585,000 ogg nappa OPEN TO VISITORS EVERY DAY 4 ta Mrs. Doodle-| Nice *, lovely beach for Transact a General Banking Business, . oui £ th x The whole Atlantic fleet will be ad went te her, in Ml sand, no Shells or Under no circums s should any professional politi-|m a « . ® ‘at the navy yard @ few days more os out to Himala GS terest Sas pam DIRECTORS— Cpa eae ‘i coil a weed ‘ ae sort t is when the t oad See the battleship Rhode Island tn | sceemesneem e h cian be nominated. We had a ee an i: Menke © pler 3 Gpoctacies 4. W. Cliee C. E. Burnside candidates Changed His Views. foot of Yeuler way, ten times dally, | And up. We can sult you A. 8. Kerry C. J. Smith f 5 “t , She—De you believe the good die) Round trip fare, 5 @rd_ Optical Co., E 4. W. Godwin C. H. Cobb The county will never get good roads or clean administra- | Le : y Ari cae <i. Peak tion of its affairs until business men take the place of the tid when I wae at but W. P. Trimble 0. J. Humphrey ei _ Or George F. Stone W. W. Chapin politicians who now dominate the board. : : SHOES IND OXFORDS fH H.L. KLEIN William Piggott & . Ween Send in to The Star your suggestions of candidates for is ton and ah, Lak 06 Ge THE SHOEMAKER, $ H.R. Clise the people to consider. Talk be en oF t quality aud compare the prices | # et boots or # Talk to your neighbors. Get wing FREOLUND, HORNBERG 4] B & FIRST AVENUE AND MADISON STREET. your neig f t LARSON, f ! Somebody has said that Samuel 705 Pike Ot. Good Roads association of the state, would 1 county commissioner. He is an enthusiast foads and knows how to build them ; = EEE do King county good as a comm t ii ————— ow | serve if requested? Al! the latest popular sheet Lae TA ay! AF Hill has gone to Paris to attend a good roads conven music, jast off the press, You : can hear {t played. Classical t after || Music and Studies. Small tn struments of all kinds. Music Department of Kohier & Chase tion, but will be back home soon. Somebody m him and ask a few questions, It would do no harr Another man has mentioned Herman Chapin. Everybody © H ROst ried Proprictar knows that Chapin is an able citizen ane d appreciates the fe bit Second Free! Free! Aroads Wis Free! All Boys who call at our store tomorrow morning before 10:30 a. m. will receive a Baseball Cap free. Remember the hour—up to 10:30 a. m. only. Men’s and Young Men’s Fashionable Clothin In both Two and Three-Piece Suits, at— $10.00 $12.50 $15.00 $20.00 $25.00 Here you are invited to choose from the smartest pro- ductions of the best makers _in mePon Goor LONDON?S FL¢ FLOOD » SALE Is putting thousands of dollars into the hands of Seattle’s shrewd buyers. Mind you, no other store on the Coast has these goods. ONLY at LONDON’S CAN YOU FIND These Matchless Values Boys’ pte se Hats Women’sChildren’s Short Jackets WORTH $5.00 AND $6.00. An express shipment of the latest styles in Women’s and Children’s Short Jackets for summer wear Wire Hat Frames Regular prices 50 and Be. shapes, More than and The. Flood Bale price These were delayed in the Montana flood (they are not damaged at all), and we are going to sell them at once at less than half price. Worth up to 763 00. Montana Flood Sale price . : Float Sale Drew Sil Mason FruitJars, Pints 59c| . GROCERIES LEATHER HAND BAGS INGRAIN ART SQUARES Hest quality Jar Rubbers, extra thick | Tomatoes, Peas 25c Solid Leather Hand Bags, some | i... 19419 foot, $8.00 value $5 95 ' per doten ple en leather lined with nickel and - led Fruit Jar Punneiat” Sliced Pineapple, 10c cutie telmeainiicey serene ta sale price das cee baenavucsn 5 eh € Weorecess Cc can $2.50 to $3.00 a 45 $5. 6 value; 4, 85 Tin Top Jelly Giassen, 23¢ 1 1. Ghi. Chocolate 30c Flood Sale . $1.98 agp foarte pia apace ee ‘ $4.20 doren Feo 9 Leather Ha HAMMOCKS eC | $150: Flood Sate ......090 INLAID LINOLEUM “wate. oe : Many colors and shapes, in dif. $1.25 Value; sale price 90c the country. Here you may be sure that every dollar you spend reaches the limit of its purchasing pow- or. $1.50 and $2.00 Black Sateen Waists xtra Fine Quality Black Sateen Waists, tucked and embroidered fronts; all sizes; ( regular prices $1.50 to $2.00. Flood S would reay Vieod sale Hats at 25c, 50c, 65c, $1.00, $1.50, $2.00 Up The most extensive line of Summer Hats for Men and Boys ever shown, in Panamas, Straws, Mexicans, Linen Crash, ete. Underwear at 25c, 45c, 75c, $1.00, $1.50 Up In Two-Piece or Union Suits, all weights and weaves, which will keep you comfortable in hot or cold weather. Negligee and Golf Shirts, 39c, 45¢, 65c, 95c, $1.25 Up A superb collection of all the newest weaves and color with cuffs attached or detached, and some with separate collors Don’t Forget Our Boys’ Clothing Specials at $2.45 and $3.45 Just the Suit to stand the hard wear which boys will give it at this season. In either Knicker kr Bags, black and es, $5.75 value; srtce . ' BOYS’ SUITS ferent materials; val 25¢ k with upholstered Jay-back pillow, close | nove Worsted Suits, knee pants, ues to Thc; Flood Sale ve to ie side 0 Value; $1. 85 Norfolk « landon's 8 jal $4.00 He ammock upholstered lay back pt extra heavy”tlose weave, lounge NECKLACES earl Necklaces—A large assort ment; values to 25 Flood Sale . 10c Pear! Pants, black pt to ecklace, 1 and 2 rows of bocker or plain pants. - heavy wo 1 and well peavta; some With cote; values quare yar oe Flood Sate on Lower Floor z o 8 16; regu to 50 Closing out three patterns. | BURLA 21 Cc Flood Sale C | $149 Inlaid Linoleum; sale price $1. Sale price ¥ ee square yard 40 inche n green, red and natural " . oles ahaie teen FACE CREAM VEILING Best Printed Linoteum, 4 yards wide, 88e Bg amp in TT Of eh all 0 § SHEETING Beat Face Cre jar, | Chiffon Vetling with chentle dot value; per square ; o4 De Pequot Sheeting, was 29e; . i regu black, bi brown; sold regu. | Printed Linoleum, 2 yards wide; 5S5¢ value; 38: Flood Sale price 29c 15 larly for 32 per square ty REMNANTS c Flood Sale, a yard c Boys’ Aatnyp Suits, military style, a suit Men's Khaki Suits, all sizes, for, a suit $i. Oo $2: oo Of Unbleached and Bleached Sheetings;; Flood Sale, HALF PRICE UNION SUITS BED SPREADS Full double bed size white erochet Bed 93 Spread, $1.25 value; Flood @ale price, each JOC DIAPER CLOTH Or Birdseye; 25 inches wide; Flood Sale 6 Pi gen een neha eine oN E c A : : ’ ia FE ma FOR WOMEN AND CHILDREN Don’t forget the place where you will always receive a square deal. Flood price, per yare j 3hc 48c Suits for 16c | BATTING Ladies’ Unjon Suits, umbrella style, lace | White Cotton Batting; Flood Sale wise 4 trimmed, of fine ribbed white cofton. | per roll c 39c Suits for 1Se Union Suits for boys or girls; natural color, Jorsep ribbed; sizes to 12 years. . $1.25 Suits for 6% For large women—fine cotton Union Suits, high neck, long or short sleeves, ankle length, medium woight, perfect fitting. McCORMACK BROS. . Head to Foot @URRKGG wor Yen and Bron, 812-14 First Av. Qamerive Colman Block