The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 8, 1910, Page 5

THE STAR—WEDNESDAY, JUNE 8, 1910. TO BE |America’ ‘a’s Most Wonderful Marriage Record the how building at Mad os Oaihers BUILDING Two Who Have Been “One” for 90 Years B ONITA IS: “will of the lute Sarah Lorot | Fi 2, addon and Loand NG M.A.GOTTSTEIN ae wade Hu sban d ye? FURNITURE COP, | Sis SON Are OWT OKC EINER: 2. ida gun 90 Years Ago, Is Still Unfinished. Whose Love Story, Be- A Small Amount Down and an Honest Man’s Promise to Pay Is All This Store Requires $7.50 60-CART FOR $3, 15 apart canes oF CONTA Amoked Meats—Selling Price. ge diphther's. to us i. and what is . ‘J mKe jasear Meats, Live Weight i MR, AND MRB8, PRANCIOCO EBPOR, oe ed | time of treacherous Indians and ng sand and heat, the food of Norway Celebration Quiet Norwegians of the elty 4 ig at a meeting {* | when this « pr the n of t on ‘eh y bey | tiniest of tr of twoes eden and A pu weer elud ho! Veartables—Selling , Price. cases cule the Indiana the & ae t . it wr 4 in Parte, d + ‘ apable 8 i 8,90 Femee at " A . we ef ie + ren ae Man Go-( engi tration, ¢ @ 135 [that prowled wh the under-|sajoyed in the ¢ wry ‘of way's declara- | hattan Beach , of ion. Has brush, and the birds that clouded the skies The grandda pert of the last cen 1 to liking id man in of er supplied tr cars Par ‘PIONEERS HOLD 40 grandchildren, 60 great ndehildren, and two greatere — grande dren te sehen wand 1 to cat the inter 1 00 Bringsa VICTOR mya hate |e ba Ct now Ralus * to You--Order Now! Hear the New Victor Records! ugh nt ortre anshte t — if For 1, Daughters of the} BI hiNS* ‘They have on © boy” | 7: A. Ry, will give a card party to-| the of KS. There were 10 children, bat | P!ett In V hall, State Ar | . 4d age has claimed them all ex. ™* at 8 hment Last The annual gathering of Geattie “¢ ng this one There are, how. Party us September [ploneers ended with a dinner at b 4 on ald Gasoline Stoves We are featuring At g this tures, in answer to my plea for photographs of himself and his wife, “but I would rather if you didn’t publish it in the paper The great progress re 1 it was when I assured him record is truly wonderf that thous f . 1 like nie ie whose superics r 3 x sorted and it 1) to & . Geet knowledged are far out éd by the ne ? ink I am the ¢ . ‘ " j a | who lived In it. Yes hought it| be reluctantly gave } rds, with eir new sweetne ‘ nd tone quality bes waa something of a y in those | ™Y fox the photograph with Come in at ar z po ri when ot have he nef new t th sack lin, 3600 per toe igher ahy Seed , for don't we, Raf arm of the w ly a pieces from “CARUSO Pacific Coast Dix of VIEeTOR T Mavhiacs « days Expor was a Span inter when the was annexed to Mexico his p —ettiag Prive. ea! statue was changed. When the cases } iy] northern Mexican states were con ee) 3.48" | quered and ann = States, Expor became ed to the United a citizen of | 4 fa 1406 Fecona Near Untom st. Nineteen Sto: aetthe - . ae A i ate it Sale, $17.50 AS we advertised y« esterday, once ina while, when the weather of the season, as this All sujts that cp bought to sell this summer, irrespective of material, weight and et, is so far awry th at are caught with a bigger stock of clothing than we need, we | coloring, are to be closed out for $17.50. #sale, Not a ser inual sale—not an ordinary sale in any sense of the word—but | At this price, $17.50, we cannot reserve any suits unpaid for, cannot make any charges 4 tnloading sale that makes happy every man in Seattle. | to any person whatsoever and cannot carry any Cc. 0. D's As you know, all of our summer suits are crisp, fresh and new—purchased with the | Alterations, of course, cannot be made, You can take your alterations elsewhere if tation of selling before the Fourth of Jul } nd wish, or you may have the advantage of our tailors at cost prices as scheduled on the se for ) Weare eo ) 1 y: : The prices of these grade up rinted scale sheets. If you desire our “shop to fit your suit, you must, good naturedly, al fi putting on sale every summer suit in our store. iis | OW the time needed. Each will be taken in order, being fairest to all. Experience shows We dollars. There is absolutely nothing reserved. The weights are not neces | that Kensington and Rogers Peet suits require very little detailed fitting. mee ndeed most of them are medium heavy so that they are serviceable for any A few plain blues and blacks age included, but only a few, none of the regular stock, the year. Models regular, Remember, while they last, suits up to and including $35.00 qualities, for $17.50, B. HUTCHINSON CO., Fier Southeast Corner Second Av., at Union