The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 28, 1909, Page 16

. 3 nee ST B—FRIDAY, MAY 78, 1909, “ cones [enon wane [te oon ee 908 MARCHE] TE BON WAR PICTURE OF SEWARD IS waiiue oxy BURNED IN MOOSE HIDE wrsrsts, > FOR NEWLY TRIMMED HATS THAT | a YESTERDAY WERE $8.50 AND $10’ il known Alavkan artint Max IKE OF, oO WESTLAKE? AVE, ONE OF THE CHIBF EXHIBITS) Kolm, at pr in Beattie —— Fwo aN PeAncaD ow Satdrday will be a bargain day in Millinery for 150 women, who will get one of these Huts at $§,00, It is a special reduction for one day only on just 150 | IN ALA®KA BUILDING BY | The plot prom wae a ea Tit, “nf hats, They're hats-you'll be glad to wear on any o¢ asion Ke SSAC K TUR- | u ’ NORTHBRN ARTIST |e dae Grading 6 ay BANS, JARDINIERE, MUSHROOM, MARY GARI HEL BARRY MORE AND LARGE DRESS § SHAI beautifully BER, with garlands of ny emaemennel lattle, operating the Makin oh . One of the best ogbibite in the! cone of the Pay Streak Alaska building will be that of « Tne Goward Bouvenir oompan life sine figure of William 11. Mew: | wil) pays on exbibit souvenirs at the flowers, fol saline ribbon, net, fancy pin jard, “Pathor of Alaska,” burng) gn | north, % * priate to the ex }& Moose hidg This exhibit my ry a iy oy rag © of the sree at ow liage, cherries, wings, quills, ospreys, t and ornaments; in all the Heading shades, ine BROWN Ya COPEN ‘Tt AND AL AC Hats that Jong gf (he attractions of the HAGEN, ALICE, TUSCAN, WISTARIA, BUR we considered our best values at $8.50 and $10.00, now $5.00,—Second Floor, MISSE AND CHILDREN’S $1.75-$2.50 HATS: of making the last § in Maya Xen we have made this unusual price cut, Misses’ and Chit Sailor Hats of rough satin braid, in shades of navy blue, red Cc Of this week's big Special Sale of Drug, Toilet and Hoty, a" who figured #0 prom nently in the purchase ¢ awk if hold Necessities comes tomorrow night,. Unt{ 186. , I then fo ae eR a RS ee abd souvenir ¢ iy, and the work —a mastery f artis by the] || save more moncy on purchases than even the Quake, can ordinarily afford you., We quote a few specially stems,. There are scores of others at both stores; | TOY POWER BOAT? IT'S EASY; |fvamscerscesove essen gl | c; apectal, Qa | for ...séesetes | $h per box; special CREAM Bo bigs GUM CAMPHOR—Spootal 5c BAL HEPATICAmtie COOOA BUTTER—Pull 25c ALCOH “the $1.98 a pair, 78c, Glove Department—Main Floor, a — ——— regularly at $2.50, $3.50 and $4. Saturday, a pair > 1 bbo tty bo u half pound regular 506 and white 1 iw ttomar bon pA p Ean 1 1a wehbe OF ParPaniitt ee Cy Choice YR cond oor, | 100 bottle 6 | WATERBURVS | tor C | o1—Rogular $1 Be ral | EPGOM GALTS—100 pax f : | age for “Be P. & W'S BUGAR OF | ’ | % MOTH BALLS—10: I ound; regular | WOMEN’S $3.50 KID GLOVES |! WOMEN’S $1.00 KID GLOVES i "Bo | Be ms ET | ROCHELLE Aire Pp ‘5 , LI : STER'S FLUID — preee } uldn't buy ther . oO , in full 1-pound original pac ! t th wash and By doing things in a whole People ¢ dn t buy them fa t cnougt ages; worth 60¢ 33, Kargle! regular S5c; for heh wor | | sale way we secure exceptionab If fj last Saturday—Two-clasp Kid Gloves, speclal C NATIONAL CHEWING Guys ge 8 ; | wah 1 we 12 | excellent quality, one-line embroidered SARE NERS SROMO ‘r F 1 : sea A “gase es for ve ere are 2 | peade tl ull I-pound . i 1 16 and 20-button lengtt in @ | back, in shades tan mode, slate, navy, | bottle $i: 59 NAY'S ORGAM elven, ‘aed, | PERRIN’S Real Kid Gloves, red, white and black, and all sizes, A Til special C | POLIGH—Rew. Abe for,, | Me | in white, tan, brown, gra special purchase enables us to offer you : | | Beg navy, red, green and black size Gloves that sell [ this well-known make of $1.00 Kid Gloves Saturday at, | po ‘of thi | Special Demonstrations We call particular attention to the demonstrations going on at our stores. You can benedit by one or ag Why not « toy power boat, boys |center (Mig. 1), Through each elde [ and girle? They're as casy as fall-| 40d Into the big hole, bore two } CHILDREN’S $1.25 DRESSES $8e: CHILDREN'S 75¢ DRESSES 49¢ |}: ioe bi Fig. #) 1 | | You tight try the “Risaleatppt | ‘ be AT PIKE STREET STORE selling | | packet” first. It's simplost igh cut 2 7 d plece o meee os hes ade ger Pen for ae “ hl 5 #or tte fm | 6 35 PLAY SUITS 95 t j ‘ { a | | 0 lees than ha ab values ip karat go ountain ‘ens from io . } | ake a this plece of board, about |inch in diameter, and long enough AT FIRST AVENUE §TORE—THE GOLDEN V CHILDREN’S 35¢ C | WHITE DRESSES FOR GRAD- | || [fT : 0% eee o ters stout |i s aamot, tnd one sung AT PuRBT AVENUE ATORE—THE GOLDEN ViBRM : |UATES AND CONFIRMATION long, and with a sharp jackkuife | 98° Mde of the boat when thrust |B night. If you realize the posst bilitie thik ttle slanple a Every youngster will appreciate one of these pretty “Tt Whittle one @ng of It down to a qeones the small hole (Fig. 2). ching, not only in curing dis sileviating -sultering by 5! frocks. Every mother will a eciate the opportunity of Drop in and see us, Miss bitint point. That's the bow of bis is going to be your propeller Jf cutting down your ¢ nuld noed né6 second gata! rhdedes Sins ve 7 | your boat. axle The Goiden Vib edy--can be applied Yo the center of the storn—the| The" cut out of tin with an old f sufferer or any member of the fan id ie over ready ‘in |other end—cut @ hotoh about three | PME Of shear ight propeller T upon ite mission of giving health and comfort, |quarters of ap inch wide and two! Dados (Fig. 4) about an inch and NURSE PERFUME—Tho remedy that ‘is making new |inéhes long. Then take two ploces * ball long. Make four longitud 9 aaiy Cures headaches as if by magic. Bgficlent in ; of wood, onehalf Inch wide by ono 08! silts an equal distance apart | Simonts, especially in cleansing the blood. Put up in specail and one-balf inches long, and b - one end of the axle, and drive fi, use on the nair, as it hes been found to toe ® bey them tn the center so they will [Ur of the propeller biadew 10 |f cure of dandruff and promoting a healthy growth of the bale dovetail together and make your | ‘Sete Mite. Bhove the other end fo be convinced paddle wheel make JOUF) of the axio through the small hole ripee earn pe | Now take w stout rubber band in the aide of the boat, and then eae and fit the paddie wheel together | @0u8t the remaining four blades Jongth hangs out on each aldo, lt Next get your matling tube (Me Drive « small pail through the cen-| 7); Mount It tn the big hole (Fix 1013-15 First Ave. —TWO STORES— ter of the wheel to make both|!). If It Is #o long as to make the blades secure boat topheavy, cut sections of 1) —— | Notch the outsides of tho stern, | sill you wot It to balance. Then | ("= Ss Soig 23 oo & Ine with the center of the | STV & small wire pall through the P b M Kk M tie yo have out innit aiip in whedon we op ire 6 hom | Puotic Market Meat the paddie wheel and throw the D Be ante Lome, ©) Sreteh am feope over the Sateben rath the Ue a rubber band, or better, a pi JAG. HENRY, Prop. whdel on ite rubber band axle! *astic cord such as they fasten |})* Se - girls hate with (Pig. 6). To make tlh the atrcuath “ot the wunter| Your mailing tube smokestack we WE HAVE MEAT THAT IS TASTY AND | getting them at such a saving | Happy Graduate! You, too, Confirmation Girl, You'll find | Children’s 75c Wash Dresses 49c ci ianedeatad We'll These Dresses are made of plain and fanc y Gingham, in | 5. glad to tatk White Dresses, sizes 1 to S yea ster Brown and French styles; low and high neck effects; long or short sleeves ; trimmed with a narrow j wash t Children’s $1.25 Wash Dresses 98¢ These are made of a pretty Wash Suiting, long waisted Plaited effects; lon Hi with pipin Also French Dre figevee, trie ned with blue a fo} years; 41.25 values Raturda us very mt and SHOW them Dainty Styles! Of LAWN, DOTTED SWISS, ORGAN- DIE and POINT D'ESPRIT. Dresses of airy eyelet embroid ery ot winsome prettiness. Dainty lace-trimmed Dresses in Princess and two-piece styles, Elaborate Dresses of net over taffeta, profusely trim- Children’s 35c Play Suits for 25C | med with lace and ribbon and handsome lace yokes. Sizes for 6 to 18 years. Prices from $1.25 to $25,00.—Second Floor. They are made of blue ¢hambra that wen't show play stsine ti} the last minute; aise, 2 to 6 years; with belt and pocket Mo values, Saturday : Second Floor, will parmit. ‘oure, ran a pleco of stout twine | LARGEST STOCK AND WIDEST SELECTION IN TH ; ane Holding the wheel tightly, drop! (Pit. 8) from tte top to the bow of || CITY. OUR SPECIAL” FOR TODAY AND TOMORROW: 4 into the water you want to ail ‘he boat | : your Mississippl packet on. ‘Re-| NO® you have @ power boat, run Corn Boof, per Biiiiss..sssseccwenm jease the wheel and away sho! | OM te mame principle as the Mis sail—uot the robber band un **#lpp! packet. To make it go, - just wind up the rubb: inet windy Thom wind Ik up ad oar 2 Pind op i rhe or gin 1600 Pike Place- h 50e Silk or Satin Ribbons 25¢ SO to al. 25 Silk Veilings 25¢ 25¢ the ac- | ne—reeu fot haturday at Kibbons, € inches wt a: heavy All: oi ig les: | ide, in pink. ay ack; All atik Patrata R Livbon | Loop white, cream, mon, navy, reagan, Nilp ne r iaren's hair, milliners faboy work. # gna every useful pure 25 pose—all at once price any, the yard... ¢ She TO $1.25 SILK VEILINGS 25¢ ing bar name te ting ore We Women’s 50¢ Underwear 39. Women’s 7c Underwear 59¢ | And many other special values in sum- | i mer-weight Underwear in combination a ‘ and singly. This list tells but a part of b { the story 89 FOR 75c UNION SUITS. Women's Fine Ribbed, Perfect-Fitting Union Suite; high © long sleeves, ankle jongth, | hand crocheted neck and front 3 f Me FOR 60c UNION SUITS, 2 i 4 Women's Fine Ribbed, Perfeot-Fitting Union ig Suits; low neck, knee length, lace-trimmed drawers; all sizes. 29¢ FOR 60c UMBRELLA DRAWERS, Women's Fine-Ribbed Umbrella Drawers; lace trimmed, with band and Ught tops. 17e FOR 25¢ UNDERVESTS. Women's Swive Ribbed Undervests; low neck, no sleeves, lace and fancy yokes. her off again—and #0 on. You may find that the weight of the paddie lifts the bow of your packet out of the water, If you; want to overoome that, make a lit! the cabin of cardboard or an old) cigar box, and set it up near the bow Now for the bigger and mo complicated boat Whittle cut a boat shape along the lines of your packet out of a ‘thick plece o fwood. Then cut a big round hole the site of an or dinary paper mailing tube in the! DUTCH EXHIBITOR ON THE JOB | | | | A. Seborr, in charge of me Dutoh exhibit et the A-Y-P. expo | |ettion, arrived in Reattle yonterday | took up the active work of! |Installing the exnibit in the Buro- }pean building. The material for! the display ie all in Seattle, and) — SEVEN YEARS IN SEATTLE David Weil, The Tailor Just four weeks ago I put on the first special sale that I have ever held d seven years of superior tailoring in Seattle. The results were highly satisfacto livered many fine Suits, and made a regular customer out of every man we fitted a over. We made clothes during this sale for men who had been stung by “n e clothes, advertised at a ridiculous price—but every.man that ordered a Weil Suit away well satistied—and he’s coming back. « It te an exe ¥i myrtic, stots Here's a marvelow P Ih hair inen, dotte na plain rz cots, in all the really new and shades, including bisck. Sat Lt urday, ® yard Mate Fleer, 400 WOMEN'S 75c AND $1.00 FASHIONABLE BELTS The balance of a recent sample purchase, to which we've added several broken SA U DAY T lines from our own stock, including the very new nsborough belt. There are T R A . —_—_———_— elastic, braid, silk, leather ar ash belts, ranging from one to two inches wide Some plain, s¢ stee] stud some in combinations of gold and silver with vari | ous colors; plain suede leather be embroidered white belts and the Gainsbor | ough; ing Persian effect with profile of the famous girl in handsome buckle | A large variety, but not many of a style, so it is advisable to shop in the morning — Cl Main Floor. a deplay Near-Ta It is only what every day, worn fa who paid their money od falth, Cheap tures, inferior cil cheap linings mit P never mades ing ov il 1 ya Notice the hang of this ed coat—from the shoulders down — fits around the collar and recka, booths and show nplote so that the in-| This Side fo Beattie as contplete as he hes over shown. ae silverware, jewelry e oat Tacs brags, silver and S t rved ivory, laces ut jand beauty are in ¢ oh. | WILL TRY AN TO iM be easily accomplish | The principal articles which mi Tod om, oamneoe, | KILL FLline | sets as it should; made tad Aarke f Wants cate st | Represents a Se AND Te EMBROIDERIES, 30 10 10: 0 YARD || ocery ule | PP isp rth Pg exporitions, and has brought David Weil work, Many artteh ot inet vglue te phold flies, aw oot {ip the cut expert cutting, — high- rent number of Jousekveptng, gtade woolens and first- is to be officially tented at the | ooo | Bacon—Oholoe M114 Cur inne telonentne | Nainsook and Cambric En dg ertion te 4 Torey, Mrebaday request of Dr, J. lj, Crichton, com: |i." te ings and lin- on the Stans i 7 | inches wide; 8:30 to 10:30 Sa ym ng, 3c yar ‘d NO PHONE ¢ qs trlps AT ye missioner of health, The schome fi 8S vis is the way a but are a sad sight | DER . ; : C. | . Ths te simply to burn buhach powder on David Weil Suit fits the un after the j 4 : Sees a Mroah & motgl Rite th the ro = oF M ga customer ir Ana. Gagater , Boys’ 50c Knee Pants, Boys’ and Girls’ 15¢ Stockings | | , oT yore i Ps Bey Fn Bag a :30 to 10:30, pair 0 to 10:30, pair ... | Baturday, dor c (s deolared thet a few repotitions Na OR 8 *B P Fj of this during the gudimer vty oep | ‘ tia 2 ; Steed Pineapple — Dell- Ages 3 to 15 years, F Black Cotton Stockings, Ixt rib, [Pf] “Hh, kingepets Ta pire the dan@érous fies AWay entirely Loc; Gaterday, snoring, 28e pair, "NO | dey mening t paint de NO PHONE TA See Bae | ernak Oa A FOUR-DAYS’ SPECIA | PHONE ORDERS ORDERS Ai 4 ENGAGEM } 5 5 flavored m oo 50c Baking Powder, 1 Boys’ 25c Golf Caps, | fruit “saturday, 10510. EAR) pang Way i Clhue Spreck FRIDAY, SATURDAY, MONDAY, TUESDAY 8:30 to 10:30, a can .. 8:30 to 10:30, each | out”... ....8B6 I PE ous of Ban Prentice, who is mal eat Full pound cans; sold regul for [0c Made of 4 plaid | te: dello megst deljoigua Ing preparations to retufn to the his includes a large shipment of fine new woolens in seasonable stripes and ch i : : i sold i| Made of gray and plaid mixed worsteds; | ens 5c United States, today dented the re leasing effects in Booth tweeds—these woolens, tailored to the moment; beste am Saturday morning, 37}4c a can. Limit, sizes 6 to 7; Saturday morning, Se each, | Pean rm Fresh’ voabeae pom that Be 19, betrothed } R vest of trimmings, cut by an expert ‘ ad i. Da 4 Weil "For four dl tg a buyer, NO PHONE ORDERS NO PHONE ORDERS ot equally. i Ne | feary A. Cage ot Portland, Apre ahd dour days only, your choles ae $2 2 an ae iniuraay, 1b | for severa) months has tudjed ’ ere . arin Fe real ite mr in Party. He atated lay | A Suit 1 — : — — — : ie re At he was returning to his howe m dies’ Journal Votterns, Nemo Corsets, Plotscher'’s Yarns. so Smoked Bloaters — Nice, | at tho expressed wish gf his tathor.| | T ee $25 and $3 | ki Syne vathne ns | a Men \@ Taliored for You at.. r ct Among the or mare com | | A\n - — Galdon eunors Mned for using whter for od Vanliia Bxthaot; aprinkling against tho ortars of tte Rcd the department wore tho to as | DI Piokle | soolations Which coftrol the Mount aurea, arty wna Plonasant and the Hills of Mvernity | ny odjum, |cometeries. In both cases the sox rh i jo ley ture ‘hel dosen 1 tone aprinkied water upon = ‘flowers on graves tinder thar care i ne ee = : rat nots hg ace ee and anes 61 0 Third Avenue | sprinkling, n Bra ©)