The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 1, 1909, Page 8

4 i Tye baile ph pl thre 4 9) V LOOME | eonamnegeneenyme ore nro | good diepiay of pipes, Me ride ‘ta nee Ms, atem of evcentric dancing and | 7 WASHINGTON HOTEL ANNEX { ey a hl ge THE GTONE, FIGHER CO BECOND AND UNIVERSITY, | THE BTONM, PIGHER CO SECOND AND y i} K GRILL OPENS TONIGHT REPU UY. st a Sine S® B A “Pay Streak” Is Opened at Si ANOTHER HANDSOME NEW) BRIEFS BY WIRE Perey erp ys ye hovps DINING HALL IS FITTED = | i € eS * * as oe * = Moore—''The Merry Widow,” # mett IN SEATTLE, San Franciace — Hevern red! Qrand—"A Mesaage Froiit * The new gi tnt id Sl eM he | _:bole"The County Chater w| quaptette rors a lot ¢ r} tel Washington Ant and today to atend 7 + wan | role whioh jad the merit of being maily Portland today to attend the) y Orpheum—Vaudeville, W/ Vevern! origina! atunts were pull prietor J. M.D ¢ | ing entertained here * = Btar—Vaudoville lod off and the work of the troupe $10,000 t * =Pantagee—Vaudeville. ww) AP Breoted with M Bakersfield, Cal, — 1 ? “4 s duartotte te grill, and former gue . BOs @ miUPEE eee \ who will attend tt “hes nine Orphe evening wil ha y recog Mop there pheum. e bit WEL Phe gentlemen's grill haw be | and pow vor with A very profitable “pay streak” for city friends and for counts I verythin nd the | rill has been | Mr | ' ‘ , : j ry tab] { Jarged and the Indies’ grill } Perrent Sinilicl ee veil needed can be bought at most advantageous price conce ns. Eve C will be piled world's bampton | bear dened chap de vaudeville villa ing bupked, you stifled in pass mortal , wife, who was Miss treasures are to be found Each day fresh supplies will be brought forward and sole erybody will want to get a share of these f Now York, are high with “nuggets.” Prominent signs throughout the store will show where the best q | Katherine T in San Francisco today on thelr honeymoon, The pair were married avings, Ry. 9 two Weeks ago in Boattle stock this week fio it run down dish work but it © | Finannnnnnnnnenm Biater Br Bertin Mechanics who are re There's a lot of good atuft fo back pairing Count Zeppelin's wreeked| And perhaps the most blood-atirring Airship, Zeppelin 1, near Gottingen, i} te that Httle bh The Puturity Wine today stated that the damage to the | 7} ger and werth & } $1.50 CURTAIN MADRAS $10.00 COUCH COVERS, 50 inches wide;.ten { Krokilun Couch Cove $10.00 LACE CURTAIN ‘ h Point Oy a Genuine Beotch Mad A, raft is not so great as at first be-| hose. a tall. You're plung | new designs to ; nbs “a track att . worth $1.26 and § . ndefin nd oarry a wo J Gavealite, Cal—Minw Carol Shel eet cast, Was $10.00 TRIMMED HATS 500 AND $90.00 SILK op, phone booths being inj 4% the pretty reold daugh pM Panjagen testy Women's Trimmed Hate in all the new a D by The lobby itself haw been | te" of H. H. Bheldor » | styles and in all the most becoming 6, benutityl Coleg furniabed. ‘The bar has |!* recovering f shapes; worth $7.50 to $10.00; 5 00 00; on the 1 and renovated, and | Perlence In the for tomorrow ‘ ' bs Por nearly an } $35.00 AND $40.00 TAILORED Mf allored Suite, tg at feet in length, Upstatr $1.76 CLOTH OF GOLD. by her shepherd 4 The Pongee for coats and dresses par excel lonce; full 36 inches wide, washes and Chicago—Through a bulletin t 11 ’ ® ntend wears indefinitely; worth §1.76 ) rm Pacific, J Kruttschnitt, dt 3 snd high jumping. VARD WIDE POULARDE ) Handsome Rugs; lve 2x6 feat; $1.50 TO $2.00 WHITE wail t . f the lir this b et | € patter and = colors; idea f r ¢ Lawn Shin Wales fay learn th r ( hia son " have ' All proper colors with spote of white; mir h landings and spots that get extra fully t with lace ang 7 I expected to be present this even. |!" ® Feadmaster in the company's sae ak bate Ue le ror finish; full yard wide; on $1 15 w on the Pay Streak $2 a5 worth § tnx at tt M employ. Young Kruttsohnitt, a Yale } the Pay Streak tomorrow at ‘ } Wednesday 522 fasdneees ‘ Pay Streak at araduate, la In charge of a gang of | oe laborers at i} MUST HAVE JOB CAB AND AUTO Find These Undermuslins on the Pa T0 GET FEE | are ; saint, COLLISION at Stone-Fisher’s Tomorrow perated on the great tenor's ded outbound for Georgetown ex Hereafter er ment agents can- , 6 now Fo reatle ne Hot charge a fee except for Jobe that} asd on the now Fourth av, trestle near 4 A ; ch sot ly this mor " P= ; ‘ " can be elven the applicant imme Newport, R. lor the purpose oe a ot, early bi m alos im AT 35¢ — This AT 48¢—Gowns | - AT 69¢—Corset AT $1 lately Aconse Inspector Marsh |of broadent ® shoulders an ‘ Bhe m », whone } . 5 Was yesterd 7 told yarn d all | ; deepening tee bes Baby" tr © Daye” and | present whereabouts are unknown. group includes in ten styles, | . Covers in four- | cal employment agencies that tho| the $10,000,000 child. today te under May. in the | was throwa through the glass wind Corset Covers in Corset Covers tn | teen styles Practice of charging a fee for the| the instruction of Thomas Shay. the y a of his ere Pe oe vies fifteen _ styles, D in | privitege of listing an a famous varsity rowing coach. This sents -sanares hoor gh. EOS ASTD laa tee Drawers in eight taken away in the Drawers in six styles, Long +e twelve styles, | LH. Byes © ame, with the promise of getting} wealthiest American child haw Pls wame in bag him a job tn the future, must cease. |caused his mother considerable ing them | This order come of [anxiety of late because of hia slow | had little f | which ts the y of the United 2 styles, Chemise | Skirts five styles, Short | Chemises in six | and Drawers, or G Weaver | development and growth, Ha tne 0 Carriage oom Kiss tol in one and Short Skirts in | Skirts four styles, Combina styles, Gowns in ten styles, Long and $I ra bn wreck mt Jeom Ban Francisoo—Abandoning hope| have been heard before, but they ving the liner Ind Thornton ind on the a bay, the Pi tion of Drawers an _ ~oreet | Skirts in eight styles; all of |" than a donea Covers, one style. M | : : i i " | aterials { F k sail a4 | Chch to choose a C h P, fits f goo’ musin, plain oF Tac@ | are nainsook and m in of | “He nain#OOk OF cambric, ane’ | the finest saaam as ro | 0 and embroidery trimmed ; ex- | the finest qualities, lace and | tastefully trimmed with lace | pric elaborately 55 Per C t cellent values. | embroidery trimmed | and embroideries, | with laces or emb ——— |B two styles; all are made of cific Ma 1 mpany has notified | amar" ~ turn the wreck over to the Robert | » NEW YORK, June 1.—E. H. Har-|Dottar company, which will dismoen. | da riman, accompanied by his wife and | tte the stranded whip. | Alexander Millarm. one of his! prop of the dolngs linger for fair, an imitations of ¥ ere and bis feat of de own a flight of stairs a a ea ett A profit of 55 per cent is being paid! —— Heutenants, sailed for Europe to-| *\ in cash on all annual payment poll | 7 day. Before the steamor sailed, the Wild Fire \ j | cles Issued by the Northwestern Mut Three | Harrimans posed for newspaper i ith her kid song | ual Fire Association, of Seattle, on } Washin: photographers. Describes the’ progress of our Wall “4 singing ana | @Wellings, apartment houses, schoo! | igton i apenas Paper Remnant Salef Lots of good | at wy Giadys | houses, churehes, farm. buildings, | | os Call and see our improved laun- | *fesine yet org Hergman in thelr /and the contents of all sueh bulld ee || ry tray, then get one. C. H. Brown | pederal Patet & Wall Pe ce, | : oF *0o linge, Are you getting the benefit ese Plumbing Co, 223 Pine st. po ened inthe, tobacee Hate toeths toe" lot thie profit? If not, why not? The magnificent Gerber stock of new, pr es Ladies’ Cloaks, Suits, Millinery and Ladies’ Furnishings, thrown on the market by order of the U. S. Bankrupt Court. Goods sold at any price, only it must be closed out immediately. The latest and most stylish Opera Cloaks, Evening Gowns, Suits, Hosiery, etc., to be sold for a song. The most tremendous slashing reductions ever made before in the history of retail business in Seattle. This most tremendous sale opens promptly WEDNESDAY, 9:30 A. M., JUNE 2, 190! THE BENJAMIN GERBER BANKRUPT STORE, 1410 SECOND AVE. © HURWITZ & MALAKOFF, DISTRIBUTERS FOR THE UNITED STATES COURT $1.00 and $1.50 SILK EMBROIDERED $10.00 PURE SILK LONG KIMONOS, $3.75 to $5.00 WHITE MULL AND LIN- $30.00 to $40.00 LADIES’ FULL LENGTH $20.00 LADIES’ FINEST OPERAG LADIES’ VESTS cut to— floral and Oriental designs, cut to— EN WAISTS, silk trimmed and embroidered; | COATS, half and full-fitting backs; black and | cut to— : hundreds to choose from— colors and all sizes— 28c $3.78 $1.69 $14.98 $8.49 © $7.50 to $12.50 PANAMA, SERGE AND $1.50 and $2.00 SHORT SILK AND SATIN $12.50 to $20.00 LADIES’ MULL BM WORSTED DRESS SKIRTS, ail colors and | TRIMMED KIMONOS; Oriental designs; | gyi CMO Te NEST CAMBRIC AND | $20.00 to $25.00 BLACK VOILE DRESS | ING GOWNS AND DRESSES, lace al sizes, cut to— choies— thaw COMBINATION SKIRTS, silk and satin trimmed, cut to— aaierae and trimming; $3.86 48c $3.49 $7.49 $5.98 $20.00 to $35.00 LADIES’ TAILORED $12.50 to $18.00 SILK, SILK-EMBROID- | $5.00 to $10.00 LADIES’ FINEST TRIM- Bag ee PONGEE COATS, ACK HBA HATS, latest and newest shapes and styles | ERED AND SILK NET WAISTS, black | MED HATS; choice of big lot— ages and Rayene; cut: to Bette Be DEnes $6.89 | $3.69 $1.69 | $16.98 Poy ig, 75c and $1.00 LADIES’ FINEST LISLE $50.00 to $100.00 LADIES’ STREET AND $30.00 and $35.00 LADIES' FINEST » DROP STITCH HOSE, choice— $175.00 LADIES’ FUR COATS, cut to— | EVENING SUITS, Rajahs, Silks and Satins; | PLAIN AND FANCY WORSTED AND | 35 to 75¢ SILK AND SATIN M - : all colors and sizes, cut to— SERGE SUITS; choice— LINE RIBBONS, all colors, cut 19¢c $59.00 | $15.69 | $11.49 11¢c | $2.50 FANCY PETTICOATS, black and | $10.00 and $12.00 PURE TAFFETA SILK | 25.00 to $35. zs" oy NEST ) 35,00 LADIES’ SILK AND] $1.50 LADIES’ WAISTS, broken lot: oy 2g white and fancy stripes; choice— PETTICOATS, black and colors, now— SATIN RAINCOATS, cut to— choice— pew $4.00 to $6.50 LADIES: Fang AS8c $3.19 | $9.98 12c VESTS, white and colors; eut to