The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 11, 1909, Page 5

THE STAR—FRIDAY, JUNE 11, 1909 at = NOME FLEET WILL REPORT spat Ha way ce tay ceaepeg ~ REPORTS OW ROUTE a on for your convenience STEAMER VICTORIA WiLt oe |! IN PORT AT NOM®\BY THIS EVENING, ne 'wintor ‘and sranente ENFORCE \ REET CAR = WAYS ARE. , pornos ARRESTED. — 2” ‘ mt, (By United Pree) ON BOARD STEAM YORIA, AT BLA, J er toe THEN PANS nan cu la not bad enough to New Fenders. dinen Cichitin: Creat 2 |" it impedes the progre era: ling only four mile ulght tn HIP Vik slow on acce ion, by he The V —- ‘ t " The Raven prescription service —— ra Appea » the supr af the Co. tt i ‘ f 1© meane that the doctor's skill In pre ab Kempster, © c alimon ovision of the ) of the Lé cree gra : OS. and Geo. W. Hartung, Dr. August H. Holéomb, eh RAS. were a ed terday arrested for warrant scribing ls most efficiently supple mented by the drugglet’s skill in & compounding, RAVEN DRUG CO 1416 Becond Av, was you | nog failing to pay | the Olyimp landed be Comes the hour white | Oho and Senato y and waa e, $10.60 OAL | sca tort 45 | a neat reed armc hair | ‘a spleni porch special: 2 Garvey-Buchanan Co.’s Enlarged Store —— gp ; i GREATEST OF ALL Kansas City, St. Louis |} sent er | and the East Sa | — | lune White Sales} “ able Values in Women’s Ready-to-Wear, Men's sa Gloves, Ribbons, Laces, Muslinwear, Corsets, Embroideries, ) Ete. une Millinery oe Fifty trimmed hats to be wold for $1.95. Those hats are exceptional values, and are all en shapes, the “Mary jarden,” “Elsie Janis,” new satlors, also a fow fine tallor hate early season, to be closed out for $1.95. Many are er trimmed, others with wings and $! 98 ribbons, Valaes to $8.00 for 7 Fresh white Hngerle hats, made of lace, net and . They are very dainty and trimmed with f lowers ani A ribbons appropriate for graduation; @ with June rowes, and other styles for midsummer Hmited In number, and while they last. to go fo ‘ alues to $12.00 Sailors in all styles for the Bhirt Waist Girl, rims, broad straight rime, also mushroc white and black. Valuen 6c to $4.50. the STANDARD SPECIAL folding stool— Denver Ho. R.&N.—Union Pacific—Wabash Leave Px “The Chicago-Port- land Special” via Cheyenne and OPEN ose Beja SOC rtland on regular price, $2.25 and well made $ I te St. Louis-Colorado Limited” |p scsi halr for electric-lighted “ob ition Dining Service “Best new train, mealsa la carte in er W ortd” ars ns ~—GLISTO the ideal furniture —our Suburban Delivery serv- ice Is a great ‘Standard Kean urniture C SEATTLE Second Avenue at Pine Electric Block Signals. Perfect Track. small straight m and the Mary » convenience for those liv- ing far out; we make reg- pollsh: guarantee it { to be the best you can buy. Pull size bottle— we) Dornt, gray ; ser and Underwear | Mews Furistngs p MEN'S Me aoe 2B ns Bald: o Underwear, LADIES G00 GAUZE LISLE | am Fp ye se, Shirts arc made with sleeves and the pants are ankle length with double seat Regular Ye value, June wie _.25¢ BOYS’ 65c¢ BLOUSE WAIST, 50c. Boys’ Walsts, made of extra good quality of Gingham and Madras, The Workmanship in these waists ls perfect and the colors are fast. We have & good assortment in light or dark colors. Regular 65¢ quality. June White Bale o tee 59c For further information address ELLIS, G. A. 0. R. &N. 608 First Ave., Seattle, Wash. E. E. ular deliveries to all points of Greater Se- attle, co. 25c ONLY A FEW MORE DAYS AND THE | U.S. BANKRUPT COURT SALE WILL BE A THING OF THE PAST $25,000 worth of the magnificent Gerber stock and fixtures thrown to the mercy of the public. We are ordered to dispose of this stock at once. Prices are cut to almost nothing. BATHING $2.75. Sults of a good trimmed Wool sontache with collar and The most pop Pre Hk me for summer wear; the Geass | Lisle in black; absolutely | fast color, with garter top and double sole, spliced heet | and toe. Regular 50e value. June White 33c Sale price $1.00 MUSLIN SKIRTS, 79c. t ona Rathing | Skirt, good quality cambrie, 14 ial Caps frow inch flounce with one-inch ; Shoes, 25¢ hematitehed hem and eight Water hemstitched tacks. Dust ruf fle. Regular $1.00 Ae, value, June White Sate 79c WB GLK HOSE 98) ong gLEEVE PRINCESS | Bik Hose in ali APRON, 9c. | BOYS’ 50c UNDERWEAR 35c. Black, white, | Derk Blue Perenle Apron, made | Boys’ Balbriggan Underwear fF Cardinal, tan and in Princess style with long best Egyptian yarn, silk fin Very sheer with sleeves; strap across back, | fah, al) Nat seame, drawers sole, Regular $1 25 low, square neck, pocket on made with double seat, Row } side run =e long. 98 ular S0c quality. June 35 C| White Bale c ‘Glove Department — Surprise ‘Sale | | Women's 2eclasp and 1¢button length Lisle Thread Gloves, all sizes, in binck, white and the ors. BOe to $1.00 values; Saturday, your ebolee, pair White Sale showing a very Values in | Neckwear best col See window display. 7Se GLOVES FOR 50c. Finish Milanese Lisle Wonien’s Satin and Silk Gloves, tneluding celebrated Pure Silk Gloves. fingers will did astortment of colors. Miswew’ Lisle Gloves, all sizes, equal to 60¢ values; pair outwear Gloves Tbe values; Saturday, pair .. Fownes’ Tips of Splen 50c 25c $1.25 GLOVES FOR $1.00, 2clasp Kid Gloves in all colors ee Dy: nites re lo re vv. $1.00 $1.50 AND $1.75GLOVES Fownes’ beet quality 16 button Jength pure Silk Gloves, double tipped fingers, all sizes and a gba variety of colors, $1.75 values, Bat 98 urday, palr .. oe The OVERALLS FOR Ste Men's Bive Denim Overatia thore puahly Ay made gol req F150 CORSHTS FOR Sie ‘ing Hosp, be | O84 Jots jn Re & G. and Ame La ‘THE GA THAT SERVES YOU ABVEY- a pUCHANAN® loreete; wines 16.10 | ‘Ho You'll fied our Tea Room fort. NB ~NS— WS =WiS—Hi7 ‘SECOND AVENUE $2.50 LINEN WASH SKIRTS, cut to lace trimmed and all col- ors, cut to $2.00 UNION SUITS, $3.00 PETTICOATS, in all col- OTB, CULTO .. cc ceeeveess to $5.00 HEATHERBLOOM $1.49 $12.50 to $20.00 TRIMMED HATS, model and tailor effects, $3 49 8 cut to FANCY FEATHERS AND ORNA- MENTS, values up to $3.50, cut to $30.00 SILK DRESSES, $6 85 cut to . $7.50 to $10.00 TRIMMED 1 69 HATS, cut to . $5.00 MISSES’ AND CHILDREN’S LINEN WASH HATS, cut to 1410 SECOND AVENUE $30,00 OPERA CAPES, lat- est styles, cut to $8.49 $15.00 to $20.00 VOILE 98 GIRLS, CUt 00: i cis. esss a $15.00 SILK KIMONOS, floral and Oriental designs, cut $7.50 SERGE AND PANAMA DRESS SKIRTS, all colors, cut $25.00 to $35.00 LADIES’ LONG BROADCLOTH COATS, plain and trimmed, cut to $1.50 to $2.50 ALL-OVER LACE, all colors; choice of stock, c cut to 50c TAFFETA RIBBON, all colors, choice of stock, cut c $2.50 SATIN AND HEATHERBLOOM PETTICOATS, cut to Hurwitz & Malakoff DISTRIBUTERS FOR THE U. S. Court of the Bankrupt Gerber Stock | yy $1.00 SILK CHIFFON, all colors, cut to $2.50 SILK RIBBED VESTS, 18¢ $2.00 and $3.00 PLAIN AND FANCY EMBROIDERED LAWN WAISTS, cut to \ $27.50 LADIES’ FINE TAILORED SUITS, latest styles and cloths, cut to . OMO SILK DRESS 1c SHIELDS, 75c values, cut to .. $35.00 to $75.00 LADIES’ AND MISS- ES’ STREET AND DRESS SUITS, choice of stock, 75e to $1.50 STAMPED BATTEN- BERG PATTERNS, cut to $7.50 and $9.00 TAFFETA AND MES- SALINE WAISTS, all shades, cut to $1.00 RIBBED VESTS, 1410 SECOND