The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 17, 1909, Page 11

: THE STAR—THURSDAY, JUNE 17, 1909 'NEW QUEENS OF HEARTS THEY'VE. ae ON leg ony : An Important Offering of Women’s Sample Hosiery , IN EXHIBIT, : ~ a Feng in this special purchase, and of- se guuert TALKS awe 7h ’ fered at prices of exceptional interest, are MUTUAL INTERESTS Probably the most expe weet BANQUET. i sapoeliten ta ton serene oh, en Silk, Lisle, Silk-Lisle and Real Maco Cotton a wl » exleg dieplay, i the fh t Hosiery in a wide variety of novelty designs community 0 t ; Machinery costin ( ) j j Se Wiagton and Colicorula) : eration might aad and colorings, as well as plain styles. t of the Paciti a\\ frdeh . 4 heat f ? : CO) | ! bee ap “Gat eo | SPECIAL, 19¢ Pair | and stripe effects; Hosiery in black 1 et on to he Calif vt A he t lows would mount up into thousands | . A good assortment of and-white check and polka-dot pat ttee at ot dollar | rn | te All-Over ogy the fair grounds . i At the Jamestown exposition a i black, colored and fancy | '¢™s; 4 | building : failure of the electrical power one |i j black; Tan Hosier i JN. Gillett of Catite i . ‘ \ night cout the government $3,000 ‘ Hosiery of fine quality, : the city yestert ; \ and many valuable specimens. With M4 real Maco Cotton, Gauze- | SPECIAL, 58c Pair— This two daus! ; the machinery now operating here, |i al Mi t » Gi | ‘ mest at n t there 4 @ witnimutm chance of lows, |} . Y Lisle and Silk-Lisle: in : made a dried addr: . To exhibit al! of the hundreds of | , ? ; - ' | Hosiery, gauze and medium weights Gillett Advocates! at . ». J spectinons In one bullding, they y} cluded are plain and lace | ;, | fant and or , ludine the Pacific coast to pro Kon have been put In rather erowded |f jin black and popular colors, including and declared that} ‘ a quarters, and to keep athe water | x, \ Hosiery; Hosiery in polka- | plain, lace and embroidered styles in fornia have toc : tind rsh, alr is constantly belug pump f ; é ‘bors i emea to permit] od through tt by machinery. Then dot and check patterns, | dainty floral designs. An especially fp manor detalls TWO NEW HEIRESSES—MISS ANITA STEWART ON THE Leer, | (be salt water flah must have the) 1 also a liberal representa- | Wide variety of Novelty Hosiery is to « Oillett was ¢ AND MISS MARY DUKE ON THE RIGHT, water to which they are acous ; > on d tH} tot ? visitor, and this afte ’ tomed, and the many varieties need ‘ A tion of black, white and tan, Us und In this io State buildin Here are two peaches tn the Gar | woke to find " many different sorte of food. Mont } J = ta find himeelf the “most et SPECIAL, 79c Pair— a big rece; } den of Love that nobody has pluck-| gible bachelor in New York.” Ho|“iffleult of all to handle are the So ot by Commiesion-| ed, that most people haven't even | married Mrs. Wm. Rhinelander |belllian hued creatures from the |i] r SPECIAL, 33 Pair } ; ; ; Imported Gauze-Lisle Hosiery of rs and Frank Wig-| realized wore there, Stewart, and died in Japan in the |{foPleal waters of the Hawaiian H The Jot at this price comprises | = 1 autifull roid . | Miss Mary Duke—My Lady Nico-| midst of « trip around the world, | {#lAnds, sent hore from the Royal) { A fine quality, beautifully hand-embroid- koon| tine” they call her—ts heir, with! Misa Duke is a southern brunet,|Aqartum of Honolulu. Kept in if 4 : Black Lisle Hosiery, embroidered in | ered in silk, tapestry embroidered, | 200, water of 70 degrees temperature 00,/ with flashing brown eyes, a horne. | Yt? degre e self and contrasting colors; Black and | and all-over lace styles in a num-{ b \ rec! food ht commissioners have gath-| 000,000, and ts favorite niece of two! woman, a hunter, a motorist, and at | ey require special f bro pt ‘ . se ‘Alaska-Yukon-Pacitic| bachelor uncles who share with) the same time passionately fond of | from Across the sea, and even wih Tan soeey in lace-boot styles; Black | ber of choice designs; also Silk Hos- fosiery in embroidered ef- | iery of good quality in a variety of de- declared that be believes him the principal ownership of the art and mush the most careful attention, three or . “a2 nia bas lived 2 her rep-| billion dollar tobacco trust | Miss Stewart ta slender, svolto,| (UF specimens have died since Lace Boot i 5 of finest dis) Mise Anita Stewart ts heiress to dimpled, charming, She and hor|°™ng here, They are attracting fects; Hosiery in colored check, plaid | sirable plain colors. outside community. | the $75,000,000 that old Geo, Smith! mother have long had the entree to much attention from Tialtora, eo are| of Bootland and Amertea, piled up New York's most exclusive ciroles. Hawatlap fish are (n the two tauke ‘iealiell ( 1. |for her while he was living on 7! Both debutantes are young, In to the right of the eatrance to the ‘ a - ; . ie —— |shittin’ a day in Edinborough thelr frat season Both tae tote | faheries annex ti ti ] Off ] ‘ | Those $78,000,000 that Misa Anita ed the world both have beem pre : nent ues In ouons cep ona erings In olore i) PROSECUTE: will get burst one day on the un-|sented at King Kdward’s court REPUBLICANS NAME A ‘ ‘ : jguspecting head of @ staid Now! And both are fancy-free, Neither Mercerized Corset Laces, eight A CASE York bachelor, “Silent Smith,” who one has found The Man. STATE TICKET yards long; 25c. ash G ds — Fine quality Lisle and k-Lisle Naiad Dress Shields, short flap, | i E 0 jot Seattle, was solomnlsed tn Cor United Press.) : . ac AL, 23 i " LICE $ KED s, N. H, yesterday, The bride HARRISBURG, Pa, Juno it—|— size three; pair 25c, SPECIAL, Yd.— medium gray, pale-blue, Copen- the human ee and groom left for Europe tmme-| pho republican convention fattened at the! Following the fue of $60, Imposed | diately after the ceremony, inet hore yeatorday and norainated | Paris Garters for men; pair 50c, Duchesse Foulard, 27 inches | hagen, navy and purple. of the Jap a few days ago for selling liquor) Mr. Erickson is presldent of the| the following ticket, to be voted for ‘ ber Senowicdging unlawfully, the county commission | Pacific Safety Deposit company. | in Nowember: i= ae Hat Pins, long stem and large wide, i. fine cotton fabric in SPECIAL, 45¢ Yd.— K. Hirade’s con) ors yesterday revoked the license! mare —— Auditor general, Arthur EB. Slason, | BP'tabochon head; 25c. mercerized effect which may be Calcutta Silk, a silk-and-linen for several The commissioners announced that t hi : Fy sf trustees of the|they would revoke the license of eieeomeete Moot pe cons ggae gg fle “Vou lf without sewing; set 20c. figured designs on black, navy | inches wide, in Copenhagen, pesolutions vob | jaw, | ratified the action taken by the mis Princess Pin Books, assorted black navy, cream, lavender, bronze > i The candidates named were slat. c3s 5, @ : = 5 ; ? ’ , me Ube prose RDArY Sommittoe lant April in de! oq by the state organisation, of fh and white pins of English make; 15. able material for shirt-waist | and Nile green. ; ; Presbyterian ehareh, Tho platform adopted contains & He ts held|Beatnan of New York and John| he was relieved of i : Taft. : effects; card of six pins, 250, = 3 a ; ee Nar IS ta | Brickson, a promisent business man| had set up an opposition chures by| 0188 OF THIRST ON DESERT, “ SEs : Fine Mercerized Suiting, me- | Sheer quality, 32 inches wide, in Alcohol Curling-iron Lamps for {i ioht in t ith self | attractive stripe designs, black — - EL CENTRO, Cal, June 17.—Thellf travelers} 50¢. GU Wepre FAN WOECD: SCLE | OPS : hts }WILL NOT FORSAKE |tirat viotim of tho deadly heat and | } ent your was discovered yesterday saad 25 signs in white. PECI 1 eer ty RM. Morgan when he founa|fy Made; pair $1.25, SPECIAL, 18 Yd FRANCISCO, June 17—~!who evidently had perished from|ff r a ; ; : ; wore will not forsake| hunger and thirst. The victim hadi thimble and celluloid finger shield; set inches wide, stripe and check hed Ook. Far the Sent Go ane UeeA > pie designs in a variety of dainty the actress arrived te the ety, che | AA3 4 f ‘L ns for tub suits, in white with fine, has oponed her lips and made a Minnesota in Dry Dock Spool Holders, nickeled finish, double stripe of red, black or statement to the public, In this) See the steamship Minnesota, | hold eight spools and pin-cushion; 23c. . = SPECIAL, 35c Yd. tatoment she avers that whe would one of the largest hips blue. 2 French Percale, very fine than the greatest part ever written cific sleet at the navy yard. Boal colors; roll 10c. age by another manager. ‘leave Cotman dock. = : SPECIAL, 35¢ Yd.— for trimming wash fabrics; piece of Mercerized Cotton Panama, | ground with stripe designs ina ff six yards, 10c. 32 inches wide, in dark and ! good range of desirable colors. | STARS TRIUMPHANT caaietss ee A limited number of Women’s real French Kid Women’s Walking Skirts of serge, Bedford cord, || Gloves, glace-finished, two- and three-clasp styles, | prunella and novelty-stripe tweeds, in black, tan, ‘ Parls-point and silk filet embroidered, overseam | brown, navy, Copenhagen, gray and green, as well | sewn with gusseted fingers, in various shades | as a good variety of invisible stripe effects. These | : | MONSTER—COLOSSAL : pair, inesresraie and buttons, Special, $5. i STUPENDOUS PERFORMANCE —Firet Floor First Floor. ‘ DNA GOODRION This Week Another Play New Here | Ma F ng Men. First ~* Seats in the house for the rt ir ree n” wnty Sone a wha oe Ma “ON PAROLE” A onlay noon jo, Continu- in of Charles Rann TOMORROW AFTERNOON . wig sation vue war rmance trem ¥ to 10:00.) A Great Piay of the Civil War $1.60 Next Week, “The Great Ruby.” STEVENS S ar * The who guar ant in the House,” at i SEE “I Théte Nights gnd Dally Matinee, Be- || STAR {o"teach" you" to dann f . the infamous Aloba | of Pat Quinlan, who bas been con-| rie: state treasuter, former State P ger: Sage Am0OK| ducting a saloon at Maple Valley ‘PASTOR OUSTED Benator Jeremiah A. Btober, Lat |B “Verabest” Hat Fasteners, attach had in a variety of striped and | mixture of medium weight, 27 y last even/any and all saloons violating the| The Seattle Presbytery yesterday | Moxeh Reiaker, Philadelphia and brown grounds. A desir- 7 3 claring Rev. W. A. Bass no longer| which United States Senator : J SEATTLE MAN MARRIED pastor of the Olivet or Lake Union| rose is the head. Flower Pins, with large head in “In- } S41 SPECIAL, 55¢ Yd.— federal -| The wedding of Miss Margaret) tee ar tt oon ee warm indorsement of President destructible pearl, coral and other SPECIAL, 33 Yd.— Mercerized Batiste, very se ——~| holding services at his home, (iy United Pros) : 4 : cure: : ripe de- | or colors, on white ground. CHAS. FROHMAN _|{{ot#ht_of the devert for the peve:| French Manicure Scissors, hand- figure; also tan with stripe de 8 or Sane Svein} the body of an unknown white man Thimble Outfits, German silver | SPECIAL, 45¢ Yd.— Mercerized Gingham, 27 Charles Frohman to enter the Shu-'hoen dead for 4 15¢ Novelty Suiting, desirable color effects. rather do chorus duty for Frohman the dry dock. Also wait. the ‘Py. Silk Hat-Wire, in white, black or anag Rick-rack Braid; extensively used weave, 32 inches wide, white ’ . * ’ . . . The Season's Women’s Real Kid Gloves, Special $1.15 | Women’s Walking Skirts, Special $5.00 Hervant tn jhe Howse” at the Moore Theatre week of tan. These Gloves meemnnnnmcenmnnnmcnmnnnnmmemannnnnonns Skirts are gored-flare will be fitted if desired. style, with lapped, tailor- s > i Exceptional values at e ed seams, and some are aL ANT IN THE HOUSE” the special price of $1.15 r erl e on trimmed with bias fold ff : AMUSEMENTS, AMUSEMENTS. AMUSEMENTS, rane : SERENA ta —hmveemente._____| Chinese Theatre Star has purchased one U M MOORE THEATRE | musicaL COMEDY | LOIS THEATRE AnY.-P. E. r w fl Phones--Sunset Main , Ind SENSATIONAL SUCORSS! and fifty of the best | ERLE? | Mme,sveren vemren |Poaserfent tain WC i] See rena meee > yy a Admission i0¢ and 20¢. s Great Drama, “The Hiants—boe ng Sun PRIVATE ain 7 . - the Moore Theatre week of NAT C. GOODWIN | qpaesictous-Suoving: Pictures’ of the . pe POPULAR VAUBRVILIG, | among ad June 27 Ht | aes _ BURNSSOHNSON 0:15. Prices—i00, 200 : nd asoomnblien a ee | Contest at Sydney, Australia. Watch for Friday Night's Big * Rye._Fears and 4 fa s 1 ‘ THE ORIGINAL SVEN TRIO, STM tenis will be given to our readars ab priges tn a simplo EDNA GOODRICH Fonts now 99 ie fotde Doxos| Imported Direct from Merlin Surprise, ate Som will ron for five days, beginning Monday even ff | OF THR MOORE MB. Matinesk, ihe susie: .uraiony! scxereny! | ares ean © eo ce a ak ease \umameeed ‘The Posse mA Sentences have beon selected, pertaining in some man EMMA BUNTING i The Gran Gan You : cite sacagh The Raleigh Servant in tho House.” These ¢entences will be JOUN CORT, Manager. pera agrares _ T OTHER BIG TURNS. fm The Star on June 21, 29, 9%, 24 and 25, a different |i]! AND 4! nia Woek—Only Matinee Bat ay Go There Once - $ i tach day, tho words being distributed in vartous parts || / urday. ‘ Luna Park And You're Sure ATHLETIC RK, T rkish B th Weber: for instance. The Servant {n the House’ is a CHAS. T. WINNINGER oo a FRRAIS HARTMAN To Go Again u a S arama.” is Big Singing otk in| Pree Shows Afternoons and Hyen MORTRWHETHAN LEAGUE, MEN ONLY, us . 1 I e words ("The Servant in the fff IN NO LAND” ) would be od among the read OF THE ORATTLE Bei gnel? ye Yor : H ate tha osTRICH put ' N HARNHSS BASEBAL L “—— ahi, between Usion and Pike, ota of Th fferent Jorations. each FERRIS HARTMAN mignth tbe Ve A ate de 10| pan Reh RAEY stones -berdrnrrat @ further commente weceasary. Printed in a little larger t¥pe than the words pre- ‘ a D r following it H| OF THE GRAND Wei poginning Sunday | Night 2 mwenameg aexts en Vs. SRATTLE, 4 Plan is to have the renders locate the words of the DANIEI FRAWLEY nly Matinee Saturday Wost Seattle ary oF Alki Point aml oc The Oriental Poo! Rooms mate published each day, and so connect them as to make " wiles cea a it The as the sentence selegted for that day (on OF THE LOIS . aes 4 Pool Tables—4s Btar offme), and comprising the same number of 2 Solo Tables—25 {B their proper order or nearest to it | CARL REITER Assia idea ge —ON THE sola fortaurant, clyar stand and The Se t P 4 d E h | OF THE ORPHEUM fonts Now Selling secthe Prices. The Arena Pay Streak | ing ox the acing In ae . : EE PERFORMANCE EVER GIVEN une}! & Drew, Mgrs, Phones 43.11 Tg ampionsni restiin atcn | Will Form a.Contest Hig THE GREATEST MATIN 8 i Re i $ ree p' p Solenkate 2 1S IN THIS CITY, ees = = = — =Complete in Itself — | 16—BIG ACTS—16 owe ae Or DR, ROLLER Palos FUN BY THE YARD AND BY THE BUSHEL, _Pricdh—Mata, 100 and : Be aa Meoxt Wi Seattle’s Favorite Son * 3.6 Osborn é& Co. en if; f the « *, . . eget Given ts che veaahe aeealigte fee peat YOU'LL LAUGH, YOU'LL CRY, YOU'LL SING AND DANCE, ffl Next At Cosy Corners vs. | BIG YOUSIFF), to the readers sending in the noatent The Terrible Turk Suit Cases # Of the co sentence published on June 21st, nanee 0008 fet the vontence published on June 29nd, twelve FUNNY—AWFUL FUNNY—GET YOUR SEATS NOW, TODAY, Phones 1 Fett? Sentence published on June 29rd, twelve pairs for | DON’T DELAY. “QURTAIN RISES GHARP 2 P, M—BENEFIT BBATTLE Advanced evilte, Week of FRIDAY NIGHT, JUNE 18 Traveling Bags N ot M & Co; Redpath . MEEK TRUNK 4 BAG CO, pres CLUS, xiuinten: a ators Athiian, Arm: || Seats Now Selling. Phone A.-Y.-P, 1941, 819 First Ave, TRA 600, AND ON DOWN, Published on June 2 j | Se Sas a REGULAR MATINEE PRICES—BOX SEATS 750; ORCHES- | strong & Clark; Loney Haskell; Londe & Tilly; the Three Bohemians |