The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 29, 1909, Page 3

25 "AMUSEMENTS x oer at SF Horde Swoop- ee ee * State of ‘ ‘085 Act I j y “ Me © ! ington Loda * Ho | Wash Want Votes * = $Grand—"The Wleard of tf Wd Mk n b Geattie— "My ‘Tom I rem, eattle My 1 \ Gir and for & Lole—'Turned Up ® Orphoum— Vaudeville in P & Pantages Vaudeville the arrive * § Star 1 I A *Yellow 81 % / Ue eee ee ee eee eee) * ib he Na 5 es to ; OnPHEUM a Suffrage A ! \ Y ! 3 . \ ' ' Hold ¥ at Seattle i r { Sa cowaian for “vote the Wk 1 w! ; tt) " ‘ ' ' \ k “in t W M rt t " Od and Inter! the crowd . that, , dad gather . and see tl en were the guests of the Spok an ms . Spokane Equal Suffrage t ' . fon, In the morning they were , aaeeeas y f and taken for a ride th the u t M at & LIBERALS LEAD AND CERTAIN hee s you TO HAVE CHOSEN 6 OUT have OF 8 MEMBERS. : oe vegyme rag A , Mot Opportunity will be offered Wednesday to select from a surplus assort- aortas Tmceer , — gee ie Hebirg ment of Women’s Cloth Skirts at a reduction of about one-third. Materials tu mal ch Se chosen In an ele ton held yeater what Unele Sam ts doing tele oh i are Serges, Panamas and Fancy Worsteds, styles being new, and at the price women are in », | tug are elected thats large must grow: upon ‘ quoted are exceptional value. $5.00 each. Second Flee will b Klondike listrict—Max Land arour he na ard ville and Angus William MeLeod both Liberals We are taking ma i our exy and pr opportunities and the surrounding Automobile rides have been plan. ned for nearly every day a | The A-Y-P. exposition has set! and Prank auide Wednesday, July 7, as “Wom: | yor jan's Suffrage Day” and the women ite Horse district will hold full sway at the falr on} Lowe and Phelps, both Libe | that day Th few outlying returns to be | ae iti me n ‘ R. L. Ashbaugt MeAlpine, both vatives wis that we are (at our expense) showing them this beautiful wate front property alongside the nay yard? There is lots of work tn th einavy yard and are buildin: Are you loexmy for a lodging |house? Gee our business hance | column. jmany homes that you can buy o _ rg my payments like Call at our . ANNA SHAW. | KILLED BY A CABL 4 arrange to go with w DESIRABLE DECORATING | (hy United Press) gy ey gage. . Boe Of transporta-|of all kinds can be estimated at ABERDEEN, June 29.—While 4% nody Organization; |our store, We have a force of} sisting in road! jog Hert Berry Devoe, the preal-| clever workmen {n all lines of paint. | foreman at ion state organ-|ing and paper hanging. Results are | John's river, was tnatantly kille Oliver H. P. Bel-| guaranteed, la cable, and Ross Awrey, a FED. PT. & W. P. CO. panion, sustained Injuries #0 serious i Spokane, the wom- leaving Colman dock te times daly ) BREMERTON COMPANY, 106 Cherry 8t., Ground Floor. 1814 Firat Av. that he may not recover Stock- Adjusting Sale! ay Was Another Day of Lively Selling] @ Select These Specials for Tomorrow, but This Does Not Begin to Tell You All the Good Bargains Awaiting You Here Solid Oak Dresser | 9.75 H $16 Value | Greatly Underpriced tive brass out a number « of very attrac tish, 4 and tunity to tly reduced Th Neat, fig i Dyan f, t Bright Finioh Brass Bec 830.00 picture $ 0 Bright Finiah Brass Bed 850.00 but without Bp eae os chrspte s embossed — ef f fect in back; case 40 x 20 inche with I] drawers, beveled Satin Finish Brass Bod $ 49.50 Bright Finish Brass Hed $4.25 | Ff re golden oak ogany or bird's exactly like cut, with sa broad back i} 1 1 Bright Fin as Bed ‘ 4 for, 16x20 i: Bold Oak ntine§ fro Very larg: hed golden, with and two small rror; $30 dresser $20.00 with five long square mirror of Dat $26.25 Ine front Golde ak Chiffonier, five i t | ers, large oblong French plate mirror shaped seat and Shee Mitactive piece of furniture: | panel; well finished $19.00 | strongly constructed - 1 tuna ma eye maple addle- | A neat little Diner like picture, in Earl | English or gold made bedroom and ver continuow construction, ty Parlor Chairs, Rockers and Settees | i: vs. plsin pone! back Only a limited quantity so shop early. Other Specials = we have practically spared nothing—Many ar- aes BUY NOW PAY LATE! ALL THE CREDIT YOU ¢ WANT $4.75 Diners .. $2.05 $3.75 Diners . 1.95 | S£COND AMO UNION $6.50 Diners . 3.25 You Can Fee It teamer H. B. Ken} | DEVELOPMENT| !rom which to Call or write for maps and prices.led pianos now on exhibi Q $2.25 Diners $1.25 | $2.95 Diner $1.05 | $3.50 Diners . 81.95 7 $3.00 Diners $1.50 jd BeM€Dougall & Southwick Co. HI w ae r) * t ote i le i * \ All Charge Purchases Made Tomorrow Will Be Entered on Your July Account ‘ * rm ‘ 14 #/ fi ahd Mr 4 ny t ‘ VK Joe tt wien p | Ali it sleet | emnants wWe nes a | naa : tt t el gia Me hy pasaabl) | } : | For several years it has been our custom to dispose of all remnants ¥ the last business day of every month at exactly half-price. These sales aus ! ! are always anticipated and largely attended by our patron Owing toa | a ¢ largely increased June business, the accumulation of remnants for this ! BODE y occasion is very extensive and excellent choice will be offered from the following: Remnants of Silks and Dress Goods. | Remnants of Sheetings and Mus tra \ sd altining .nct ite “ R lins. L bivak. ‘80H ' emnants of Linings and Velvets 4th ‘ 8 Remnants of Outing Flanne . vy f Remnants of Ribbons and Lace Remnants of Flannelettes and ‘ Remnants of Chiffon and Veilings. Waistings f ‘ A Remnants of Cretonnes and Drap- edolent et ‘ Remnants of Embroideries an d a ke T cries. | TUnMUNgs, Remnants of Calicoes and Ging- | s Remnants of French Flannels hams. | | Exceptional Offerings Before ©... [Inventory From Various Sections gh ot i e ice Reductions of From One-Fourth to One-Half Women’s Tailored Cloth Skirts at $5.00 Silk-Lined Tailored Suits at $17.50 To quickly close out a small lot of about 32 Women’s Cloth Suits, all semi-fitting, strictly tailored, full silk lined, in materials of Serges and Fancy Suitings, in the season’s fashionable shades, we offer choice at $17.50 a suit. Second Ficor Boys’ Knickerbocker Suits at $3.50 This is an unusual opportunity to secure Boys’ Knickerbocker Suits, sizes 7 to 17 years, many with two pair of trousers, at $3.50 a Suit. Choice is offered from plain colors and mixtures. All correctly finished and of the latest style. These suits were formerly $5.00 and $6.50. Third Floor BARGAINS When we take ichange a piano that does| stand MM &Xx t y e/not come up to our rid of it to ®iards, we get This gives. you \ "PICKED COLLECTION choose One hundred such pick-| You would hardly be \lieve your money would go} iso far until you see the} jcollec tion j | ps ir | | | Clearing Sale of Trimmed Millinery All Flower-Trimmed and Tailored Millinery is offered at very liberal re- ductions. The following reduced prices refer to all Summer Millinery, which includes the very latest models, both from New York and from our own workroom. Prices are $2.50, $5.00, $7.50, $10.00, “ 50, $15.00 and $18.00. Second Floot | Don't buy a piano until lyou visit our Department Exchange| "Twill pay) you. Terms, of course. | sai \ | one | Kid Gloves at Sharp Reductions: $1.00 | We have small lines and surplus quantities of high quality Kid Gloves, and have collected them into one large lot at $1.00 a pair for quick clearance, Included are 1 and 2-clasp Glace Gloves, also 8, 12 and 16-Button Length Kid Gloves, in evening and street shades. This is a splendid opportunity to secure excellent kid glove values. ‘ein Floor MacDougall & sas i outhwick Co. See Second Floor SECOND'AVENUE'&: PIKE STREET — NCO, | D. JOHN | Third and Uatversity Book Cases. | 4 POYNOM, FL Saves You 30 Per Cont Walder! Hide. TOS-10 Pike St Butterick Patterns Second For Savings & Trust Co. of Seattle Suit Cases Traveling Bags MEEK TRUNK & BAG CO, 919 First Ave. The Raven prescription service means that the doctor's skill In pre scribing is most efficiently supple N avy Ya my Ro ua ite mented by the druggist's skill In compounding. RAVEN DRUG CO, Yast Mail Line for P. 8, Navy Yard and Battleships. 1416 Second Av, | Sieomers HM. B. Kennedy, Athlon, Tourlet and Inland Viyer. = . et DAILY TIME CARD. Behedule in Effeet Monday, June 14, 1900. | , and | | Leave Senttle—@ 40 (except Sunday) fs WB Os fastest house, ° a thie \ blick face ash and ns today | Extra Boats on Snoday Rank Building |p Time Ta abject to Change With 4 ROUND TRIP. i whe = —_ ALBERT HANSEN, Jeweler, LIABILUTIES, TARE, 00 ages & to halt Mine Main $101, 39 | nd profita 44,218 70 | Firat and Cherry, Optical Department. EVERETT AND EDMON bs : For any case of alcholiem that I ure In from 3 to 6 days he J. B, BRISBOIS Globe Hotel Cor, Piret Av. and Wate Se. WHANCHES AT BALLATUD, Gwor WN AND RENTON, | | Private Office, Ind. 4331, raph, Colman do fiatn sea, ind, ‘T36. Sera ga pe en enbaanese n se