The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 22, 1910, Page 10

| | pliable retall merehanta who would [ret to conduct thelr business on an | }honest banis LOGAL PRODUGE GROWERS ARE_| AT MERCY OF PRODUGE TRUST, "HE Consumers Can Buy More Cheaply Anywhere Else Than at Seattle—Commission Men Discriminate in Favor of Chinese Growers in California, © Is due targely to the hants can t to Seattle, tern av, com nade by State Representative W. G, | Norris & campaign for the state nate on a plat | form i HAS MADE PERSONAL INVESTIGATION 1 w th t tacts ft onal Investigation,” con tinued 3 ain ant shown me the | merchants trouble with | 3 on to join ARR | Diekina« * * PETER ROBERTS. | Henry Di 8 * i Ada bk guia silat » « Welsh miner tn his ther son of the secre * i st the lo. we} Youth. Be worked his way|his wife. The party will , * cal food trust, desi to hear #/ Upward, Kr Gen, Clarence Edwards, chiet * n all produce growers and the au of insular affair * retail merchants who * 1 Mrs, Edwards, and will «tart % have been mistreated or injur- * m San Francis a voyage % od te Gee wey by ta Vanbaeek & ie ork--teach-| around the world, returning to ® av. combine, Mr. Norris can ® | Washington about October * be add at 309 Third * , nes 3 Weetern W nls [guidance as it Announcement producers of REE ERR ERR ER ve aap Bings Sidall in the America July lifornia by the When she calle she was inf spoiled She ma test, and aft« bie, was paid During the same who were able to b $1.75 for an inferior article. of any lar do it. Most none cha to prevent an ov market and matnt nin th growers that the i, and there Favored Chinese Growers. UNCLE JIMMY A [Fruita spotea vans) DOCTOR OF LAWS “During the latter part of May of June I was | } and the early part ny United Foam) informed by retail grocers in sev-| 5 to 10 Cents Cheaper. ‘ t pac NEW HAVEN, Conn. June eral of the suburban towns that "hea cass ads’ Cabarita: oon they were unable to handle home | g¢ grown strawberries, but were sell-| ing berries shipped from the Chi ferred the degree of master of | arts upon Miss Jane Addams, founder of Hull House, Chicago, whe is the first woman to be so honored by the university. The same degree was conferred on Truman H. Newberry, former secretary of the navy,.and Ken- yon Cox, the artist. The degree of doctor of laws was conferred om James J. Hill, the “empire builder,” and Wal- ter Frear, governor of Hawaii. Referring to Hill, Prof. Perrin sai “He is the last of the genera- fe nese growers in California at (wo | piers P boxes for 35 cents. I learned that } pric this was due to the blacklisting | tary in that the Seattle methods of the trust jcombine pays them less than they! “If these merchanty purchased |can get from the Bellingham oe, Seattle} . and still the from the local producers, they | chants would be unable to. buy certain e i abies standard goods that were absolute ae heared oan oan ly necessary to the conduct of their | robbing both the producer and the business. Thus the trust forced | consumer, and the only way to cur out the local product in order {© / tail its manipulations of the mar-| os the jen prices on the for-|xets is to enact state Lagisiation wn fruit. he merchants at Monroe are | ‘"&* Will prevent the blacklisting of unable to sell in Seattle local) green peas bought by them from/ the growers at 2 cents per pound, | but peas shipped from the South | are sold in the Seattle market at | three pounds for 25 cents, and are peloton if | Furniture Dry Goods Store Closes Dally at 5:90. SH ADOW | BROKEN-CHECK SERGES, | BRI | 26 INCHES WIDE, SPECIAL 30¢ it INCI . F | YARD. Come in combinations | CIAL 3c YARD—lIn solid | of navy and white, black and val-dust, and taupe colors of cc gray garnet, | white, pastelgreen and white | and gray and white ta SATIN FOULARDS, 23 INCHES WIDE, rose, smoke, brown, navy, marine and artichoke, patterned w black, with white polka-dots. Seattle’s Dental War a Good Thing for Tam now firieg, my aaa to my DENTAL PRAC am not giving rices. nor doing che ntal Work y of located at 713 First I myself bough e of the offices July 1 have ne other off. Popular $1.00 models from the leading American makers tensive lines displayed in the Basement Salesroom Corset See can Lady Corsets, Royal Worcester, Thomson's Gk C-B a la Spirite, Corset H and Ferris Waists. models, STYLE 450, PRICE $1.00—A Royal Worcester Corset, design- ed for the average figure, having medium bust and long skirt, the material extending below the bon- ing. Made of strong coutil and fitted with two pairs of hose sup- porters. STYLE American for the Thoms« 80 per cent on your and your work will b: and true ten to tw juality hose su Jone by tried of from ee, who have been ca eted in | the system Dentistry, which haw offices both |f Reputation | Corset I figures, high an 105, PRICE ady model, $1.00—An designed | ‘The Day of Reckoning Is Sure to ‘ome are attached. ng Dental work dc porters and Ribbons to close out. The assortment of range of styles in Jabots, Collars, Bows and Stocks, an taffeta, up to 3% inches in width. The Summer Neckwear Special 10c and 15c AT 10e—The assortment of Neckwear at this price includes White Embroidery Bows, vs in black and popular colorings, ock Collars with tabs, Linen Stock with bow, Fancy Stocks and Em- | Stock Collars All-Silk Good Quality inches wide, in w Brown quality as above, All-Silk Taffet Collars broidery care and att work t the Ce tent not AT 15c—Jat Tailored Stocks, in| signs and checks, ter, white and staple colors, White Pique Stocks | sashes with black cades ilk tabs, Dutch Collars and Cas- | shades, 15¢ yard, tn the Unite York City Dentist you care BpWI 71% Firat 0 BO to BRON Avenue, Columbt This assortment includes Dutch Collar Pins, Ea Open eventngr until ly priced at 10c. * and People who} | Sundays until work. 4 for PALACE MARKET FREDERICK & NELSON, Inc. Basement Safesroom Keen hoof in Silks and Dress Goods We YARD { dark-green and white and SPECIAL, 50¢ Popular New Models in Corsets at $1.00 ve-Fitting, Below are descr STYLE for Summer wear, having low bust and long skirt STYLE rage figure, with medi- The material is strong batiste, um bt and long skirt, the mate- suitable for Summer wear; trims nm xtending c » y at sree sents on the do rial extending two inches below med at top with narrow embroid+ would not care to deal w the boning; two pairs of hose sup- ery and fitted with two pairs of hose supporters Clearance Prices on Summer Neckwear and Ribbon Unusually low prices are quoted on broken lines of Summer Neckwear Neckwear values are exceptional. Special 10c¢ and 15¢ Yard All-Silk Taffeta All-Silk a Ribbon, or fancy-work, in a wide Jewelry Novelties Specially Priced at 10c Belt Pins, Pearl-top Beauty Pins, Hat Pins and Bead Necklaces, in a variety of colors and styles. THE SEATTLE tion of wilderness conquerors. Men who interpreted the com stitution, fixed foreign relations and biaxed trails, determining the nation’s future, may eount him among their company.” AOKIS WILL LIVE IN LOS ANGELES (By United Prev LOB ANGELES, June 22.~ Gunjiro Aokl and his Ameri Helen Gladye Ew rented a cott ast Side and a lishing their home here approached by inter Aoki requested that publicity be given the , as he and hia wife wished to live in peace and start life anew, \SEC'Y DICKINSON IS COMING HERE of War J. M ep in Seattle & etary Ht arri Northern Pacif tland and inter 12 of 1:16 p.m and arrive 4 tland at 7:10 m., making Uon wit Southern train for all ( fornia pc Most modern eq ment, parlor and dining car se PALACE MARKET Everybody nowadays is ng to pecure the purest bles, expecially in Probably that accounts for our steadily increasing vol- | ume of business We take everything purest Drop in once. chances here, | must be the Becond and Vesier Both Phones 5 Furniture Dry Goods CHECKED SERG HES WIDE, SPECIAL In even checks n, gray and white YARD—C ith white; in old- also navy and Basement Salesroom. “ome are represented in the ex tion; included are Ameri Warner's Rust-Proof, ibed new and well-fitting 149, PRICE $1.00 n’s Glove-Fitting Corset, ‘ Material is a good of batiste, and two pairs of pporters are attached. 69A, PRICE $1,00— 1, made for tall and slender the bust being moderately d skirt of moderate length: —Basement Salesroom. embraces a wide d the Ribbon is all-silk Taffeta Ribbon Ribbon, 3% hite and navy, 10c¢ yard. Taffeta Ribbon, 5% inches wide, same 10c¢ yard in Dresden de for hair-bows, variety of suitable —Basement Balesroom Special —Basement Saleardom Dickin | leave Seattle at WOMEN’S AND MISSES’ TAILORED CLOTH -sutts | ESPECIALLY NOTABLE VALUES ARE INDICATED AT $18.75, $25.00, $35.00 AND $45.00 All St Wash Goods — Various istings, | Dimities each, Messaline Diagonal I $1.50. } quality j and deep under-ruffle. Come in a wide § the f Mitediscomfort to the wearer. | range of serviceable colorings Made of stro: finished at the top with em- ] os : 4 Al $1.95 Petticoats of plain chambray, } broidery ed and fitted with three pairs of hose } with cable net flounce, or strictly tailored } supporters ij flounce with tailored bias plaid bands. STYLE 702A, PRICE $1.00—This Corset has | AT $2.25—Petticoats of black heather- } moderately-high bust and extremely long skirt, giv- bloom and velour, with under-ruffle ot seli- } ing y, slender lines over hips and back. Made of material and flounce of combined tucks } strong batiste, trimmed with embroidery edge at #] and straps; Petticoats of mercerized linen } top, and fitted with two pairs of hose su s and French checked gingham, with deep STYLE 830A, PRICE $1.00—A g p Cor- cable net flounce, trimmed with bias } S¢t, Suitable for slender figures, with flexible bones i} bands; also of striped percale, trimmed A i = niga pr broad, heavy sg . ae \ 7 "age Py . a desirable model for misses’ wear latertal 15 wit jas be ; F color u . H h bias bands of plain color, and hay strong batiste and two pairs of hose supporters are ing deep kilted flounce. ond Floor attached, . ynd Floor. @ Orders P laced W ith Our Mail and Tele phone Order Department Are F iNed With nthe. Utmost and Dispatch, McCray Refrigerators hs, Persian "Clearance of Silk Réntnants , | In a large assortment of lengths suitable for Gowns, mings and various other uses able weaves represented are Taffeta Pear Chiffon Faille Ladies’ | | i STAR Bore Closes Dally at Women’s Long Women’s double Long Coats of ge style, breasted cuffs fitting also with shawl lue at $7.50. turn-back Unusually good va Women’s and Misses’ IMPORTANT PRICE REDUCTIONS ARE Closing Out Short Lengths Silks, Dress Goods, Wash Goods and Linens rt Length and Linens } | of the collection prec tude ; of Plain and I ve been marked tailed de ind Remnant ancy 1 scription, bu Clearance of White Goods, Wash Seeks and Linen Remnants REMNANTS OF WHITE GOODS REMNANTS OF WAS useful lengths of Long Ginghams, ( Lawns, India Linon, PS af Nainsooks, Fiaxon and Suk-and-Cotton Materia Figured Crepes and Gala from 1% Waists, ins Among the rn Skirts, 1 de Cygne Satin Ottor Foulard Sal Dresden Taffeta Shantung Natura mgee i yee nena "FREDERICK &N :LSON, INTERESTING VALUES IN plair DISPLAYING EXCELLENT VALUES FEATURED AT $6.75, $8.75, AND $y Clearance of Dress Goe Added t ported Dress and priced Inc. Linen Coats at $7.50 natural ¢ tailored, v collar od quality linen, m ade j in Sem). ollar and Fevers ang pocke cs, buttonstigga ith ne NEW ARRIVALS IN Charming Washable Frock Among the lines of Summer Apparel recent! ed area number 4 exceptionally pretty models in One-Piece Washable Dresses for Women Misses, at $6.75, $8.75 and $10.0 These are of sheer d tic ‘ er dered figures i blue, lavender, brown, black and pu ilso of fi 1 in dain and stripe pattern te for either house or ear rh short sleeves and Dutch neck, fini ) ‘ i insertion. others | turnover collar of 1 tt nd trir ith embroj edgin The skirts are in full-plaited « I black patent Veathey belt and finished with bias fold of self-material. ~ aon ad NOW EFFECTIVE ON and Remnants of ite and The d s as follows: —Firet Dre Gr Wh insure ray f the of t the off GOOD REMNANTS OF “UINEM Crashe Table Linens, Linens and Napkins im halfdan! Ch | lots “ season's s favored mat: adcloths, Tussah Royal > a wide range of smart a large collection of high-class ial} Skirt Lengths, also materially 1 SPECIAL PRICES ‘QUOTED ON French Hand-Embroidered Undermuslins IN THE JUNE SALE HAND-EMBROIDERED GOWNS, SPECIAL $2.50—Of excel- lent quality nainsook, unlaundered, in slip-over style. The front and round yoke are hand-embroidered in attrac tive floral design, and the short, flow ing sleeves and round neck > finished with hand-embroidered scallops and embroidered eyelets drawn with ribbon HAND-EMBROIDERED COR SET COVERS, SPECIAL 8&5ce—Madc of nainsook, having circular peplum, front hand-embroidered in floral desiun and neck and arm-eyes finished with embroidered scallops and _ eyelets drawn with ribbon HAND-EMBROIDERED CIRCU- LAR DRAWERS, SPECIAL $1.50— Of nainsook, cut very wide, and fin- ished at the bottom with deep hand-em- broide red se allops Home Second Floor Journal Patterns for July. | 2 | | } _ Monthly Style Books Free. St ] MANY EXCELLENT STYLES IN; $1.00 AND $1.50 MODELS IN | Women’s Wash Petticoats } Wash | gingham, i tucked flounce Petticoats of made in strictly good with deep bias } bu tailored effect, STYLE 700A, and extreme material extending REDERICK & NELSO INCORPORATER Popular Ivy Corsets length below the wais MISSES’ AND CHILDREN'S New Princess SI VERY INTERESTINGLY PRICED cess Slips, for Misses a Chile ly displayed in the] fi 1, Second Floor, “These ge ments are appropriate fi or colored dresses > Priced fr AT $1.25 New arrivals in P: en, are prom ts’ Wear Sectic years I Prince r of s 1 ainsook and trimmed wi tucked and hemsti rows of insertion, b id edge. Prince ips, in sizes year le of good quality nainsook with fine Torchon lack edge and with ribbon, The skirts are trimmed and feather-stitched double flounce @f finished with Torchon lace, and have under-ruffle of lawn. Also shown in siaes 12 years at $2.00. ¥ awn h two DANCING SKIRTS, $1.50—Made of sook, in sizes 1, 2 and 3 years, tri full double flounce of tucked lawn, with two rows of linen pattern lace a and edge, and having under-rufile stitched lawn, Also shown in sizes ith high , the 1 encasing $1.50—A model w below the boning ar Vudor | Porch: Shades i]