The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 11, 1910, Page 3

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THE STAR—WEDNESDAY,. MAY 11, 1910, ae eR ARERR READY SOLE AGENTS PICKLES TO FPIGHER I BUILD CHURCK oGuEs gaTalt TONE, Becond and University i STONE, FISHER CO. second a versity - U HANGS HIMASELE IN HIS ROOM Hanging from the door frame by A whoot, with hie feet just touching the the body of L. B. Frost old, a me in the loca was morning Van The man (By Ur MARBHALLTOWN, ta,, Cuc acres of ‘om—will be raised by the men of the Firet Baptist church of thie city to bulld a $40,000 church. A plokle fac tory has contracted for the crop. The men will do work of planting, cultivating and harvesting the crop. Five acres of ground will also be planted to potatoes. ited Press.) May umbers ¢ Wire | Line, 2lc dW 2c floor 8 year onger all the employ found Neus hotel dead . sine he In thought Theresa, N. Y Frost came and went to the last # of a company alvants in the Ga 60c Sprinkling Pot, 39c ling Pot, with tross No, 1 Daughters be oer 39c on R. will gtve Ma Day Sale 20c Butter Crock, 13c ak aa ae Butter Crock, with time Monday sown of him, but » have {eter in eee eee eee eee eee eee SSS ERE SEES REESE SEER ES eRe BALLOORISTS MAY DIE By United Press) | GLASGOW, Ky. May 11—A |Holland Forbes, holder of the T H R AS WW E D B OY $ Lahm cup for tong distance batioon |flights, and J, ©. Yates, a New York astronomer, found with their WHO THREW | cked balloon near here, are so/ MUD they cannot » and the e of the accident Is atill a mys | Monday night} This home bis room. eon of him. wa Card Party of th ory invite heavily glaze May Day ke ha Day Sale quickly and Physicia Because he got out of his ma. |aeronaute chine and thrashed two boys after|verely injured. critical they had thrown mud at him, rbin ing bis wife's dinner gown, Samuel|, The Victoria Sizer was arrested yesterday on a/from Quincy, Iils., charge of assault by Patrolman|‘o make Kast, on complaint of Emil Zabl and jord, was Munson Jones, the boys, The as sault occurred Monday night, when|>ig bag staggered and o @ Sizers were returning to their that it attracted 17c Yd. Wire Cloth, 10c home from the Washington hote n the evening the Cro Tt was at the mner of 12th and er to the and fy Pine ats. that they met the boys,|Gfound, @ distance of several hun: and the mud throwing occurred dred feet Max Schwatta a dealer, was arrested yer the police had found tn volvers, watehes, knives other jewelry which wa: as that nm from Ry another md-hand ¢ Sixth av. 8. The Gordon stor robbed Monday night, and t was { in Schwartz's place business yesterday GAYNOR STOPPING INDECENT PLAYS ttending the injured both have been se Their condition is} May which in an ded vor rec this Cloth woven proof yard Dandelions, Plantain, Chickweed, ete., killed immediately with Lilly Lawn Lime fentific preparation which kille all weeds ¥ © grass or clover at Chas. H Women’s Suits, Coats and Silk Dresses Worth $25 and Over Ordered Out—Presto,$15 an average of acturers in New York e has never been Suits, ¢ and Silk price—fif $1.50 Alarm Clock, 98¢ &, tll timekeeper 98c Intermittent Alarm Cl nickel works clear alarm Tattox plated, with with loud Sale _35¢ Sink Stop, 19¢ Rubber Sink Stop. This handy little ar & large wash basin of your sink 19¢ brass & porte “ft May Day second hand | sterday a er AMUSEMENTS. his place re : ienuiel | MOORE Theatre, i Thyreday ‘and Maturday Twenty-five thousand dollars’ worth of stylish garments half price. The majority sed le city, who had overestimated the needs of the such value-giving as you can share in here t Dresses, worth $20.00, $30.00 teen dollars THE TAILORED SUITS week In rrow. Hun put into on THE SILK DRESSES Dresses nan Gordon, were purchz stylish id and even $35.00, are at one low t and ite bee -* GRAND 48 Hook and Sharpening Stone for this Hook has removable tool steel Will hold an edge. May 25c (My United Pres) NEW VORK, May 11--On se Tailored Suits for in and fancy of foulard, in ay AWENUE AND UNION STREET. BROKERS = WYER tee) a9) IOKERS Graia aad Provisions. TR Private Wires NEW YORK STOCK GRAIN AND PROVISIONS Private Wires Main 7791. Ind. 2280 Walls & Lewis Co. count of complaints about inde cont plays in Broadway theatres, Mayor Gaynor will suppress all such performances. In a communication to the police commission, the mayor requested that renewal of the Ii conse of the New York theatre be withheld until the manage- ment gives sufficient surety that ne more plays like “The Girt with the Whooping Cough,” pre duced there last week, will be given, The commission granted the request and there was no mH French, Present A GREAT TEMPTATION Triumph Matinw Women, made of serges, plain steds, diag shepherd effects; onals, , in checks; all olive, gray, dinal, rosin, navy $25.00, $30.00 and the one price panamas, wor stripes, plain color the wanted green und shades royal, ca and black; $35.00 rose, values All at $15.00 The Cloth Dresses peng. ardinal, rured ca plain; piece style a, yokes and lace trimmed values from $25.00 to About three hundred in the and all the one price $15.00 The Women’sCoats } lue, royal, green, tan and brown, f Princess and two with lace sleeves; $35.00. group, na 3 oO } Burgundy, res some 327-328 Bailey Bidg. show at the New York last night. al Advantage of Buying Here Is Quality at Low Cost any housewife will readily appreciate the difficulty one must expe ordinarily in finding this combination. In an OWL drug store you : ‘it—always. Our custom demands now, and it always has demanded, ‘the } it we quote much the lowest prices in Seattle is due solely to the fact we prefer small profits and a wider patronage. These bargains are for y, in both stores: These are eminently practical for after stinct s of noon wear; beautiful fabrics of the fin that sh way they quality, yw their excellence by the yl 0 choose amor L ong < serge and mixed kets of covert cloth e checks and fancy st re trimmed with ¢ elaborately Worth $20.00, “drape” and keep their shape CO nn, Henriettas satin and black cluded ; or twe much trimming good Values $25.00 to $35.0 7 eee eee Real $12 Leghorn Hats $3.50 | Real $4 Hair and Hemp Hats $1.98 serges, panama cloths braids Pp 00 an one styles taste and 26 J (NEARS & CO as anc Homance of Killarney” dewor piece as ws rfect $15.00 and $25 in every way. 1 $30.00, Trimmed Hats Worth to $7.50 for $2.75 » cake Theatre Phonce—Malo 1804, Ind. anne. tin tay, Wednecday Premium pore gg Syringe an ot Water Bottle. Made very strong, of genuine Para rubber; guaranteed for one year; rapid flow; %-quart » size; regular $2.00 value; spe $1.39 Extra Special for Thursday “a “430! e “O9c 32¢ Marvel Whirting Perfume— Kidney | SPT, $2.37 M Great joy in the nery re. Her a dea ve Rt clin ice makes them New Bale and the pr vfifered in year Ts med Hats, d rth $. ), for , white on the newest hats, The sale will be held the most stylish the best value Wom er Dr surplus of fine Legl Hats to sell at in “PANTAGES THEATRE “UNEQUALED VAUDEY prices- lala ecked with flow $2.75 and ¢ nd Misses’ We untrimr en’ the 50 Legh« $12.00, at We al colored and black rns, in 83. rth regularly $1.98 fine, natur Mother’s Malt § Large Size, Sage aroaye STAR THEATRE| Special for i 2 ‘ Arinstrong Musieat € Big, height of fashion Hair Hats, $4.00, for Poul's Six Juggling Girts, Ziegler Trio, Milly Link, Keed, St. John & Co. j | Mat.. 1:80—Eve. at 1 and @ / Values $10.00 and size; latest shapes Hiyaci Very Greatest Embroldery Values of the ie GROUP NO. 1-—-Embroidery ( GROUP NO. 2—Embroidery Allovers, Flounc Flouncings and Insertions in beautiful patterns ings and Corset Coverings in a wealth of fine pat widths up to 20 inches; worth up to 75c, for terns; worth up to $1.2 tomorrow at morrow 39¢ ued This Week Nothing bw Three Times ene (Covertni | peed ors ove Jheky Special Resinet— 53c Otatment— on sale Headache ular 2c Faatan | § Tea—| Stern's ~ | Waters — Ke; v 21c 19¢ 9c Garfield May ) NDAY, ing for Typical Values from the Furniture Store 75¢ Linoleum 48¢ $9RoomRugs$7.25 Heavy All-Wool good range of pat- larly at $9.00. $7.25 This She oo" Nair Soap Box—Full Grower — This prep- Sration fas actu- Bally prov- iteeit | Pinaud’ Brilitantioe BASE BAL L TODAY AT 4:00 P.M SPOKANE VS. SEATTLE Adimtasion The—-50e Linoleum, 9x12 elect Spe Spe Printed Size three good patterns among; values up te cial at, yard tablet and y get your ° fi : HOTEL SAVOY CAFE 25c, 45c, 89 Something doing every minute at Savoy Cafe. Have you heard the Washington tollet ammo ? If not, you want \ nia, delight on till 1 a, m. Hotel Savoy Cafe, 2d Av. fumed; Reservations for after thea- ter parties a specialty. Rugs, ina terns Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets | tres Violet Am monla — A money nderful remedy gives instant relief to dis nachs take a Rex | all tablet, and you'll forget your stomach trou ble Pet .....25¢, 45¢, 80¢ HAND BRUSHES i ec Values up to 40c; your choice for 19¢ st as sortment in the city; » have on sale a special lot, 35¢ and 40c, Eat all you want; casein aii per full Quarter-Sawed Dining Chairs, finished in golden o ered oak; box se: 1 in leather; Special at for to your choice tomor e the sale v Large Kitchen Queen, just like | ture; sells for at regularly | cial ' i = ' hi Washington Annex Cafe (Second Avenue Entrance) TONE FISHER @ OEAT TLE Business Men's Lunch, 11 a.m, to 2 p. m. ie : = ORIGINAL CUT RATE DR GGISTS 2~STORES IN SEATTLE ~ 2 M2 SECOND AVF. xp §.F.COR. 3rd and PIKE Special inducements to af ter-theatre parties. Every thing first-class

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