The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 6, 1910, Page 3

GISTERN AV. MEN fight between ors mien ar (HOSS greet va ae conden) Madison st. an wee Seaet® 0 ' ‘ i ‘asa whole ¢ 5 he Gi Ree the counc R ©or when the } tree charge « OPPOSE ROADWAYS W \ Lower Hauling Rates dene. ours with Ja aly explaining the gaat & the railroa! , HL was Segregation and idlene woke woman that my of the ~ to her affsprir The | what is called the obs | The Mean Thi Mre, Poyndexter wa ' but her b “Mra. w demand | interested always noticed ter, yawning, “t jher a xtory ! man.”—Youth’s Compan © FORBES-ROB-| “ive a fact,” de _ERTSON. |~that my wife fs ab! favor of wowan's suf iva by Miss Beatrice “I mean on little cor Setress, now in this) Cothotie Standard an through natural se fanatic over there? He Bave become today ® that corner and In t @ very small head, without moving for, six Dust, and tiny, rudi-| Traveler (from Ame ef segregated | mothers | death?” H's highest quality, coupled wl! course you'll buy “The Old Town” _ Not Be Able to Duplicate These prices are way below factory cost. (See Window Display.) S5e Old Copper Finish Mortise Door Lock .... The Old Brass Finish Mortise Door Lock Special ‘ wees Stanley Door Butta, in different fini 494 and 4%14%; worth 2c $2.50 Double Sliding Door Lock lal Se Dozen Solid Brass Drawer P’ Special, dozen ........ ks om $6 Hose, $4.19 Choice of Rubber or Cotton-Covered Gar- den Hose, in 50-foot | Highland sections; %ineh dt- | BallHearin Mower; 4 ameter; insures bet tir prenenre’ whan) onine that water is low. Worth screw regulated or short grass 25 Can with zinc spout C | Special Pocket Lunch | Fie Bracket Lamp i | use; has No. 2 burner d Paper, 5c | Peerless Iron Enamel Cmtinuous roll, 12 | Mant jet black enamel § for ping cakes rust; use it on stoves Band wich: clean | before storing. Specia’ Ideal for Up lunches ‘Roast Pan, 10c Coat Hanger; correct Drip or Roast Pan | shape. Each ........ r”....10c | er @ TT AVENUE AND UNION meer. = _. _ lcomparatively little mo: of virile creat gg What!” exclaimed his of men is one of the ion “O, come now, what do you mean by comparatively littl as have she wi animal exception te frog ng. Ar aband w | sitting straight up, wide eyed and A Common Experience. ane © Dainty Undermusiins Women’s Summer Knitwea Women who admire beautiful Iingerie are invited to see Here's a duo of splendid values Knitw Se i this splendid showing of fine garments tomorrow toe. Mears wentig nes ress on | PRINCESS SLIPS—Made of fine materials, Ince and embrot oe io tanaite a ou m i ap the distinguish: | wnat she thinks she ought to have.” 4 Times. had intended one sex! Pitfaile of Siang. for segregation,” she} Host (in India)-—Do you see that} has sat on hat postu months. srica)-—Gee! If fm the interest of | That's going some!——Chicago Trib it were best for wom | pune of the mental and | ene z a of men, then the ‘And did your wife die a natural) They have an air of smartness and distinction The maker said to us, “Well, we went ahead in be than free wom-! “Ob, yes. She was talking when he contrary is the truth. the end came.”--Cleveland Leader Hardware Bargains That We May Mactery discontinued line, secured at virtually our own fig moits us to sell this HighGrade Hardware at a fraction of 49c shes; size $5 Lawn Mow- |) er, $3.59 1#1neh x Lawn self-sharp. © ent jong 50c Sprinkling Can, 33c &-Quart Heavy IX Tin Sprinkling 33c 35¢ Bracket.Lamp, 21c for camp 2c 25c fron Enamel, 13c Abril prevents 1... 18¢ 5c 5c Coat Hanger, 3c Heavy Retinned, Heavy Wire “26 compan $3.59 | THE STAR—¥RIDAY, MAY 6, 1910 3 (OD CRD GG GUTIES CAR GD CRIA CUMIN NST CLT Ee Ce om | STONE, Fis C , | » FISHER CO. j Second and University ¢ STONE, FISHER Co, { Becond and University STONE, FISHER CO niversity me AAA Lunch or Afternoon Tea, Soda, Sandwiches, Salads—all Sorts of Dainty Things to Eat or Drink. Good Service—Moderate Prices—Downstairs | Charming Silk Dresses for Women At About Half the Prices They'd Expect to Pay! Every woman will be immediately interested in this offer, for there ate occasions in life when nothing but a silk dress will answer, and tomorrow you can get one for just about the cost of the making. The purchase is one of the best ever made. The garments represent a prominent maker’s clean-up. They were purchased in New York less than ten days ago—all are fresh and new and stylish. Not only are there messalines and foulards, but a specially fine group of pongee dresses are included. Here are the details: Women’s $25 Pongee Dresses Women’s $25 Silk Dresses Two hundred Silk Dresse kable pur Pongee is the reigning fabric for this Spring—East chase Made of rich all nd plain col so| ind?West. To get these cleverly made dresses at ored me ne silk th half price right now is good fortune of the rarest many instance in Made to sell ¢ value at that f TOW Bbc ccccbnwcsevendeves Women’s $45 to $50 Tailored Suits This group includes the highly { mable Russian kind. The waists are braided, the skirts plaited. All are new——never been shown before. Worth $25. On sale to- 13 15 e morrow at Women’s $25 to $27.50 Tailored Suits Many rare fabrics will be found in this. group, ex- blouse styles and the cutaway Made of rich wool clusive and new. Made up into clever suits in the serges, diagonals, imported Que« Ic and pan Russian or cutaway styles, plain or plentifully trim- ama, each one an exclusive style. All the correct colors. Former fairevalues $45,00 to $50.00. All on sale tomorrow a es med. All sizes and practically all colors in the lot. Worth $25.00 if 15. they’re worth a penny.............. "55 c pecial WOMEN’S UNION SUITS in fine grade cotton and lise fin ish, silk taped neck and arms; some with fancy lace yokes tight-fitting or wide, lace trimmed knee. 55 Very special for : aaa c 8 ari 8 saa at ie M tot $1.25 ‘ $10.00 COMBINATION SUITS—Leona three-piece combinations— Corset cover, drawers and short skirt combined-—made of fine trimmed. Priced om san -......9Te20 to 10.00 i MTS I 3 Finest Shirts for Men We've Ever | Over a Thousand White Waists Seen, Worth $1.50 and $1.75, for $1.05 | Worth $1.50 to $2 Are to Go at 95¢ re mi fault- | the dull season and made up big lots of waists, ex pecting a lively demand, but for some reason or other merchants curtailed their orders, and we've more than we can possibly sell this season unless WUlitil handsome stripes and neat figures. we take & loss “te They can be had in the popular coat $1 05 “How much will you give us for the whole lot?” SS style or not; all SizeB .....eceeeeeee sf That is how we can offer Waists of Lawn, Mull and Linene, in lingerie and Men’s 50c Sox 25c; Men’s Underwear | ‘#lore:! styles, the former trimmed with laces and —————S embroideries, the latter tucked with Made of fine lisle, in| We have now ready { broad and narrow pleats; worth $1.50 ¢ plain black, with silk complete stocks of end $2.00. All eines; Gb oii oe cdncces vines embroidered figures or | Union Suite‘and separ Silk Waists | Silk Petticoats ate garments for men, This $10 Rocker T. $6.95} in checked and striped | i, cotton, isle and effects; splendid vari- | wool, for spring and ety ° worth 50e & pair | summer wear. Every Not more than 6 pairs | that appeals to discriminating dressers lessly made of finest materials, with plain or pleated bosoms; finest madras or percale, in ( This $4.00 Rocker Tomorrow $2.49 Of rich messaline | All day tomorrow we shall and taffeta silk, in| sell the richest Dresden mi ais : - / leeks all colors; lace trim- | Printed Taffeta Petti- Oak Rocker, with cobbler seat ; med. Values up to | coats, in all colors. Worth solid construction; exactly like $5.00 and over, for— | $6.00, ior— cut; regular price $4.00. Spe- $2.95 $3.95 Women’s “is Oxfords and Pumps $1.95 | We Shall Sell $15, $18 and $20 Trimmed Wonien’s “ss" Oxfords and Pumps $2.45 } Hats for Women at $10.00 Tomorrow Probably the most timely shoe offering this store ever made, The reports about business generally are all wrong if this 2TO3P.M ‘Pive styles are all new, the savings very real and very great, for Millinery Store be taken as a guide It's bigger and better than bears the comparisons, be it known, are made with our regular prices, it ever was. We sold a fourth more last April than in the same not with the prices asked by the exclusive stores month a year ago. The list of styles in each group follows: Somebody rises and remarks: “Yes, but you sold for less!” ec and 35c each And we cheerfully admit it! Your choi one toa Women’s $3.50 and $4 Pumps ; ‘Tomorrow we shall offer the smart- | buyer, at, each and Oxfords at $2.45 a Pair : » est hats at a still greater price conces- Pumps—Iin Patent Colt, Gun-Metal Calf sion 10c At_$10, Worth to $20 or Tan Russia Calf Oxfords—Iin Patent Colt, Black Glazed Very beautiful Trimmed Hats, in over fifty distinct styles, large and Kid, Tan Russia Calf, Chocolate Kid or small, effectively trimmed with foliage, Berkley Bronze Kid flowers, ornaments and silks and vel- Shoes—In Gun-Metal Calf, Patent Colt or Black Glazed Kid vets White Cambric At $3.98, Worth to $7.50 All sizes in each style and all at... $2.45 The majority of these are for street Women’s $2.50 and $3 Pumps and Oxfords at $1.95 a Pair wear, though there are many semi Shown on the Pumps—~In Black or Gray Suede, Patent dress effects in the lot. S$ to choose Colt or Bronze Kid balcony, About a hundred This solid, quarter-sawed Oak Massive Rocker, exactly like cut; regular price $10.00. Spe man can be perfectly Mal oye ; $6.95 | °° * buyer fitted at as much or as AT 25¢ PAIR little as he cares to pay. Weed Shopping old usually at Oxfords—In Patent, Tan or Suede Leathers Complete sizes in each style and ail widths, and ali at $1.95 Matchless Savings on House Helps and Garden Needs — Downstairs $5.00 Ball-Bearing Mowers $3.98 . 50c Shell Cups and Saucers 19¢ Py 3.5 EXTRA! hi nests $4.50 Garden Hose, 34-in...... $3.59 6 to 10 o'Clock Saturday Night | $2:00_Electric Irons .... $3.95 35c Wash Baisins, granite....... 10¢ | Fancy Decorated Dessert Plates | 10c Decorated Cream Pitchers, ea..6¢ in 8 variety of pretty decora- | qaememsemsssnmnoncsenssmeecenememts $1.00 Hardwood Hose Reels, ca. 6D¢ po sols 2 and s Mths edges 15c China Pick Holders, each S¢ $1.25 Screen Doors, each .......69: - , by 4 Pah sar and | 35¢ Rockingham Mixing Bowls, each must let them go a 50c Steel Window Screens ......33¢ 3 for 12¢ ‘ oe i ee Tee! ly one lot to a buy« : p $6.50 Collapsible Go-Carts .... $3.98 ecedeenbae A atl hl 50c_ Bread Knives, fine steel 33e¢ Bed for $6.95 This Handsome Enameled Bex with continuous posts, heavy an gle irons; Vernis Martin finish exactly like cut; regular valuc $10.50. Sp for $12.50 jrass Bed, massive construction, llent design; exactly like il justration; regular price $18.00,