The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 15, 1910, Page 3

NOT BEA THE STAR—WEDNESDAY, JUNE 15, 1910 STONE, FISHER CO, { Second and University ; STONE, FISHER OO, ‘ Beoond and University STONE, FISHER CO STONE, FISHER CO SAS LS a | ee ST” Sn ANAGER| GOODS, SAYS STORE M ~ she vel the FO apies and oF meither has 0 to do with abi girl, 1 do about re Evaporated Milk—Selting Price. t . : $2.00 SCREEN DOOR $1.29 Strongly Made, Fancy Screen Door, with corner braces; choice of any size; covered with best grade wire cloth Special $1.00 Shears, 49c Guaranteed Keen Katter Shears in as- Sorted § vizes, with Straight or bent ja PPanned handles; f money back Kind; worth to $1.00. ie He Clamps, 2 for Splicers, 2 for Can of Johnson's for floors and all Polishing Brush. with $2.49 Poliahing Bru: $2: 98 idth of Beam Makes the Old Town Per- fectly Safe 85c Step Preservers’ Ladder, 59c 6-ft. Parnell Step Ladder, light and durable construc tion; steel brac ed, and all steps are mortised ~ at ..59e 25c Sleeve Board, 15¢ MuslinCovercd Sleeve Board, Strongly made of hardwood and f -zee:|Women’s Silk Dresses and Tailored Suits [=== for July Is Now on Sale. Are Best of All. ‘rem | Worth $25 and $35 on Sale Tomorrow at $12.45 | "=." In no former season have Seattle women fallen heirs to such good fortune. Here are garments of the highest character and beauty, offered, because of the backward se: son, for less than the cost of the materials alone. Tomorrow reaches the very climax of the season’s value giving. In any case you can save half, and in a good many cases you can save more than half. The oceasion is one of the greatest importance. If the women of Seattle could see the garments, observe their beauty, note their styles and the splendid tailoring, the store would not begin to be big enough. A Hundred and Fifty 200 Smartly Tailored Silk Dresses |Choice | Wool Suits Suits, Coats and Dresses sand revers. All sizes are in maker k a loss in order to clear | Closing Out the Millinery at Nall {caste tobuy| English and French China Sets and Less—$10 and $22 Hats: $5 Room Size Rugs} fo Be Closed at 19c Each Piece 0 ’ ive andsome 1cy're on display in the window as this is being written. A can by any pos lity mistake MIT Pose R i, I Han — telied | came up and ee, if there was not some way heey he could ne + ‘Trimmed H ’ , ven we Are ¢ ugs are to be offered a get a few pieces ahead of the sale. Here is the answeg, we gave him to keep all the Hinery pe ?» dress shapes and t less than present-day mill Not a single piece will be sold to our employes, stockholders or flowers we bought lately for on al ng prices. A rare chance for friends until after our public has been served. Nothing reserved or Tomorrow we shall offer over two hundred Beautiful Hate at five | frugal folk babs g rid for anybody. i ; cs tless you Some of the Platters are worth seven dollars apiece, $17.50 Brussels Rugs SURTOL and the Covered Dishes are worth five! ; , S 9x12. ¢ iesude ot D Or open at 8:30. Sale begins at 9 o'clock. These two Sets will ¢ (at three dolls has swept us clean of the éight-dol ize Ixlz, good range Ol] be cl ‘ Haviland’s French China Decorated 1 won no end of praise—t rrow we shall gain more! patterns; these we do not BooTH’s ENGLISH SILICON CHINA White, with tiny flower bor. Trimmed Hats, in doz Hats trimmed, with | Wnt to invoice, so will be na eat Oe aaa handles ens of beautiful styles, | CRROICE vai: closed out complete for . Plattere—5 aises. roses, wings, birds, with big and litt! All the : Plates—5 sizes » foliage, silk nets, lac « nes ize Covered Dishes—4 sizes. most charming styles $27.50 Axminster Rugs $17.75 ixhes—3 i Cups and Saucers—6 sizes and all the richest sum 5 . Open Dishes—4 sizes Braid Hats, Straw | BATS WORTH] mer finery in rich colors [Size 9x12, Oriental and oe oe eee aoe Shapes, in black, tan and | UP TO $12.00] and in the newest de- floral patterns, but only 6 > ‘om 30c Regular prices from 50¢ to ete signs about 20 Rugs all told to be Pe. "a ™ Secold- bate” ihivades 4) We shall wait on all who com We urge that The Hats are conspicuously displayed in the show rooms; you can ae . rege tor * SR. these be no-undue crowding—there is enough to fast till noon at. all wait on yourself. Each Hat is plainly marked. Former prices $10.00 to es 7. events, bt longer. Nothing laid aside. No C. O. D. orders. Noth- $12.00. Choice tomorrow . p = 85. ing exchanged after the sale dollars apiece rek 3 same hats were counted as: splendid Dress Ginghams | Fancy Madras | DRESSPERCALES | Apron Ginghams | PILLOW CASES Bleached Sheets | HUCK TOWELS | INDIA LAWNS Best quality Dress oe NEGA ce "a a 3 Seat iN} and merchants ev erior made-for-a ; heavy muslin, size? Bleached Huck { Lawn of the finest men's sh can lengths of from 2 to sale sort, but finely > - . 4 i / 72x90 a y ywels; 8x36; ality; 32 ches had in light colors with } 10 yards; light col finished Muslin Pil os and ready ? Towels; size 18x36 i quality inches E ideal fabric for Mill Ends, direct Best quality made, These are not the } Made of good, Good quality Snow White India and plaids; all co = or dark colored § ors; all new pat mills 64%4c to 7c Vow Cases. auch es ; Unbleach- ? such as we sell right } wide; we've sold Ginghams, in pretty checks and nn erywhere pay ors Sold every stripes woven through ¢ terns; sold very gen- ? yard for them. Here § sell iarly at $ ts are also in-? along for 12%c § hundreds of yards at and through Yard ) erally at 1Sc (these $ are the mill rem Ye apiece; i marked val apiece, will be on $ 35c; this lot comes 4 sale tomorrow— to us to sell at— ' 419c where at I5c a yard These mill ends on wide; worth Ife. For }are a yard wide),{ nants on sale to- 36; worth he yet they're sale tomorrow omorrow’s selling Tomor - ej morrow at— 1 {| AMUSEMENTS. "AMUSEMENTS, AMUSEMENTS. eens =e a aa oa |" PANTAGES ee | Herr FRANZ GRAND TRUNK PACIFIC STEAMSHIPS ] Moore Theatre ?%i5.c2"" || “UNEQUALED VAUDEVILLE." 24 The New Steel Steamship, PRINCE RUPERT Length 820 feet; twin screw; 18 knots hour; double bottom; wate TONIGHT | } | “The Man From tight Suliheads; wireless telegraph. Oe ue? Semin Bottoms water ” | he F Led be MOST LUXURIOUS ON PACIFIC COAST », nent, } - Victoria, Vancouver, Prince Rupert, Portland wer 4\f With his orchestra will Canal, Queen Charlotte Islands and STEW- ———— . <— play at Dinner and Supper \ ART, the NEW GOLD FIELDS. NORTHWESTERN LEAGUR. | a IR “lerapele's latest music from “THE SIX DAYS’ CRUISE Grand Opera House : : De LAR PRINC Seattle ; a: stant Wile BASEBALL J rite Arcapian: Prince Rupert and Return 0 Mateh voi ‘S:10,00 ARSE TE, VENTER: Blanche Ring’s last hits INCLUDING MEALS AND BERTHS Tomorrow at 8 p.m, Leave Seattle June 29, 36, July 3, 1¢ = | Hotel Savoy Cafe] 2S “Lois Theatre H.-L. KLEIN {| Phones; Main 1904; Ind. 4934 THE SHOEMAKER. Don't Fail t That Big Mpectacular | if you can't get boots or ‘. } ’ IIIf echoes to fit you, get them Star Want Ads are busi. made to measure at | | Matineos ay : saturday.” Pricer—tbe andi) MEI lj\ness bringers. Try them. | sell real estate, etc. L Business Bringers. Star classified ads. Buy or