The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 13, 1910, Page 3

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rry ying Death Mysteriously | to the People of the Stage, pants, June 18 ional, artist! ety, ROE vietin erage ni who ope ie Riny' now in t ar terror in his ~ perk pager I and wl police and seore stars of the ( ne of Mme Ca T ysual, to see | eases ar and the we leech oF # cided ly yn Wipenieal analyets at (? —— na Mile. Badet and Tenor Goddard which had be friends, whe the powder quaintance > is now in Parts, He makes appearance tn a charity ‘ocadero. In a day! ngs with the entire | staff at t the m unded by « h aced 1 h received York and since Paris. New he has been =) the most beautiful women fn France and a magnificent dancer of the Maud Allan type, likewise has been Me ghowed enough oxide | the reciptent ening letters LA. HIT BY SPEAKER, | 15 CHEERED BY CROWD CARRE. Te ie Was her custom after ce, in her ther ts | & glass of her fa gh cond gee Car the the: costumer | ‘wine, but ‘aid not swallow ‘Bed a peculiar taste in a) ‘Mme. Carre was in ter ay, and vomited profusely life. Roosevelt's denunciation of se claliam came in for a vigorous casth gation at the hands of William Me | Devitt at the Alhambra theatre yee bad been tampered | terday in a lecture entitled, “Roose @f sinc in abundance | velt's Socialism.” McDevitt waa) into it. | formerly registrar of the University | Golard, whose “Lohen-| of Washington, but now Itves In San} National opera was so | Francisco, he acts as an edi-| was In a similar | tor of a socialistic paper r ly poisoned. He| The lecturer pointed out that tack. He died in most | Roosevelt's definition of socialism | agony. | @id not at all coincide with that of Was visiting friends in the 1 ist party. Freque Suffering a: times from In ferred to Roo Ottaslonally took a pow president, and each Wiring. This night his s character was grected with ve him the powder, applause next of t much 75c Sprinkling Pot, 49c Extra Heavy, Smooth Galvanized Sprinkling Can, Squart capacity; durably made, with zinc spout. Tardy season 49c price 10c Toilet Paper, 4 for 25¢ Roll of Pansy Medicated Tissue Toilet Paper; full 10-ounce roll Tuesday special, 4 25c rolls 65c Clothes Line, 43c Triple PI Wire 7 for 25c ie Well: Known P&G the right lor quick 100-ft Galvan ized Clothes ate $5.00 50-Foot Garden Hose, $3.49 th Diameter Rubber WHA couplings Th Be it does not Bpecia or Ce tton Hose in 50-foot sect com last longer than % hose $3.49 Hose Remnants, Foot 5c small amount of Remnants of High-Grade will sell Tuesday morning. 5c at, per foot We have a Hose whi While it lasts 85c Camp Knives and Forks, 49c Set Set consisting of 6 Knives Forks for camp use Special ; 20e Dozen Tea Spoons. Special, set of 6 Ba Service; strong Hite. Spe- and 6 49c 5c $2.19 lawn Mower in any a “ocaagala ning tool $2.19 $1.00 Alarm Clocks, 69¢ Full Nickel-Plated Alarm Clock; timekeeper, with alarm | MeGaski And Mile, Regina Badet, one of|., ee ee |* ~ * SHE LOOKS For * * RUNAWAY HUSBAND * * * le Mra 1 Kehoe of Mon. * \* tr ‘ king for a # * , i, According * * ' the man at - * doned } and th . * % drer " * * alx * * ing * eu . [wh - je T * * - * . * * > + ee WANT TO LYNCH MAN WHO KILLED | TOWN POLICEMAN (ity I ARAMIE Vatted Press.) Wye June 13 The WOOD ALCOHOL KILLS ee MEN (hy Unk AC CaDI Tea 4 day, and Clare an a re of wood alco revelry at the taka. MeGaski! of Meauwa f whink of drinking Don't mention It at My dear sir with a bow us in to bha Iran o I beg yo soe ran into me, don cess Magasine THE MARKETS The fothowtm quoted ‘by the toral” * average prices aleamiers om torat Prices jo ail pr aro tol strtetly fost Greaee Rees and Butter—tuying Prive. 2"er at Dresaed Meats—Selling Prive Kenoked Meate—Selling Price. Home a Ha ried Reet ime Meats, Live Weight. ¥ Foods—Trade Prices. | THE STAR—MONDAY, JUNE 13, 1910. SES SSS SORES © CHES CED CHED © CHNED CEEEED CEEEED ; } |All High Class Suits at Half Price| ~_.| Women’s Wash Suits at $5 Instead of $10 STONE, FISHER CO. sare and University me STONE, FISHER CO. STONE, FISHER CO Y Because of the “break” in the prices among New York manufacturers, we were able to buy for half the early-season price and we pass the good thing Beggarly Prices on along to you at like Art Pillows At $25 Instead of $50. 00 and $57.50 but twen At $10 Instead of $20.00 and $25.00 Any Suit in the store at $60.00 to $100.00 can ty be had at Pailore r M and exactly 4 . GROUP NO. s and Misses’ Coats Women’s Wash Suits GROUP NO 2 GROUP NO Women’s $2.98 4 GROUP NO Sat I r ‘AWash Suits for Little Boys 18 DRESSES FOR OUR GIRLS ‘SMART STYLES SEES? VALUES Economical, Good Looking, Lower : oan apne * rea 7 a € j . an « xt fn ot of Price oh a ur Trimmed Hats of A STIRRING SALE ea re ol Women’s Waists Trimmed as Group For $1.00—Waists Worth $1.50 and $1.75 White Waists, in linger ored “corseec The June Sale of Women’s. Sapeacs 7 Shoes— A Pity to Miss It) ie and tai- lawn and to 44 bust f white wh zes effects Trieeshed Hats— ave! a ihe ed wit! > Val. lace and ak ; 1en can buy now ar les, but what's - eiduee tnaeviine = meron mporta t It hind ed grou uturday’s performance will be repeated tomorrow. ‘Three great {For $1.50—Waists ng Posie ao a ¢ cj grou ; Worth $2 and $2.50 ' omens $2 SHOES AND OXFORDS W trimmed 1 $18.06 ; i Viel Kid Oxfords, with light soles and ps th i ace inser High Class Hats Hats 1 Kid Strap Sandal, with commor + and a rfiddy r collar. All Sizes For $2.95—Waists ie Soe S45 | All at Half Price Women’ s $3 Shoes and Oxfords | Women’s$3.50 Oxfords and Pumps } Pattern Ha (exe ed white mid® Worth $4 and $4.50 1 Patent Ce ford PUMPS —— are t thig: " Mack Vic rd Patent Kid, Ankle ’ e ~ Rusetan Calf Oxf At Gun-Metal Pes ft High-class Waists of the finest $25.00 Hats at 812.50 own Vici Kid Gibsor Tan Russia Calf Ande materials, richly trimmed with hand es ae Sith ‘ Patent Button Oxfords. w Strap: embroidery, laces t medallions al $30.00 Hats at..... $15.00 lored top fe Call nn Low Dutch collars gh laundered ll $40 7 Suede or ken tuss Ca 40,00 Hats at .....- - § sede Oxfords (broker Leal gro Shia collars, are all ir d. Literally sizes Alt $50.00 Hats at... Back Suede Pumps (broken Glazed Kid scores of charming styles to choos« Up to $100.00 Hats at $50.00 § sizes) ‘a Brown Viel Kid among. $35.00 Axminster Rugs, $22.50 $17.50 Brussels Rugs, $10.85 | $27.50 Axminster Rugs, $17. 85 $25. 00 Rata Rugs, $16.75 | $35.00 $27.5 | Heavy Sez ess f $17.50 Brussels Rugs, extra | $27.50 Heavy Axminster Rugs, | $95.00 Axminster Rugs, same | >>: a avy of amie Ax ! i ; Ne ies . | minster Rugs, beautiful Orien quality, good range of Oriental] rich, lustrous pile fabric, ex quality as above, size 8-3x10-6, | tal patterns, suitable for parlor ) ' x i > 3 commen Ceaheniteaiapiaeiatanaiiienineaiaaiiaaieaisineaiamiaaditiiias CLsthg..? CD 0 GREENE GIA EN: tl mee NS and floral patterns; size ne quisite colorings; size 9x12. | ee or living room; size 9x12. Spe Special. at ......... Special at io: os. eas SOi7 BG | Special at...» 008 $16.75 Mal to, clots thess. . $22.50 DEPART MEN STORES REA. GOMER EPSCoR NR ND qumuEee 0 GuamES GEERRED oEEEET a i“

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