The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 24, 1910, Page 5

W - vered Rep tative HK : ithe Star n ' any eommittoss | Der : e “ ; " mina Sane stance 0! t america 1 at sould nota, J arrying parcels, even double the NM i by European governments, give di of accent af nection bet ee the many and consumer, and wipe out the stand between them and in tage Ae . 100,000 clerks; which has the free u & Could not th ye of parcels to without 5 s} Dem wet a4 @ the which is now ve the people © nearly their annually wy worth? 4 7 nT an expres: proved that they can make a i edit charging on!) 500 m asin t ase of shipped f > Buffa why is the govern ae pate 32 times that much, when the average haul ie but Ee Why does the " mit the parcel to f pounds, Ht carries 400-p publishers, while European postal carry trunks and express companies will accept two-ton Lar ony does our ermmant charge 1,000 per cent more for parcels than the Germ & Why does our & ce ob gat trom Edinburg. Scot in transcont an steamships nos to Seattle, than for a parce! sent ‘eds of millions of doliars annually be ost, and if the obstacle to such « t @ is the expresa companies, should t the express companies as the quickest i not benefit from parcels post? eatcutive pated at a recent © the parcels + Rew York. plans th favor of 5 ey congress ions averag ny, and secure fr a in the Bidefinite st but uid carry t being over 8 parce!s ‘speakers will be © pwhere repre= fe oppose the pa Brisben Wels Chairman of the fp the Joly number of | Genounces th nares conspiracy which © the be? big express compan P | oxy ‘He declares the t the 1 cent now alr x the govern é living § ¢ When you ask why the ) States ¥ well as th which carry parc a cent @ pour [that they are « ¥ populated, a short. But turn to ¢ our cove le by the lack o direct con the producer and f°" & FP land as ours, and less thickly lated, found that her profita on mail at % cent a pound were ~ oe nive, and ed the rate. te & cent @ pou fe Missouri are 20 cents a vedhvantad tin New York, the ean ignore the me Into conne t farmer by « |have @ deficit. he is too honest pperative 5 (UBS NOW FORVING Buying would hesitate if of- ithe opportunity to pur- e everything he ? | $5 down, $1 weekly. f the chance, -but it's — the question CLUB B | Members secure $450 now Pianos and save “8 $152.50. 5 to you i in the selection Pay $7.50 down and LVOUF Piano, and that's just $1.25 weekly. Svety-member of an | a: ers Music Hou i Row offers thes ‘ Members secure $550 BR ons ‘” | Pianos and save $191. a “| Pay $11 down and Same position t ve Renee peices $1.50 woe, Obtained by the aia CLUB D Members secure $650 Pianos for only $467.50 Pay $15.50 down and $2 weekly. | Opts CLUB E | Smith |Members secure $850 Mes, the time-honored | Grand or Player Pianos ; pet & Davis, Decker & for only $586 and even the gloriot Pay $21 down and and $2.50 weekly. 4 ete., each and case desig, , in fanci- Valnut Me genuine es Sawed Buccemwor to JOHNSTON CO. third ana ty D. 8 Eilers Muy Gnive ghte reserve’ wagons were nto the eeeheeeeeeeeeeeeeee nt mays It loses money ch Yet, charging ed ‘lone-fourth as much as the United | | States, Canada accumulated an an- | the Brith fle Bri lnuel curplus of @200,237, while we |, ine British Rife the steamship If a man who ts early to hed and /|to Seld early to rise doesn't get rich, his} wife is firmly convinced it's because jfor Vig game a: An Eilers Piano Club ea Splendid Upright, Grand or a Magnificent | Player-Piano in Your Home Before Nightfall Free to Club. WHY WY NOT A PARCELS POST? KER, Chairman of Cooper Union Parcels Post Committee THE STAR—FRIDAY, ‘SEATTLE POSTOFFICE 1S si este ALREADY A SAVINGS BANK Pl i Depositors Will Get Inter- ost tes Will Be Chief , Says Assist-| ant arsed at WHITE SLAVER SENTENCED Lugiue Kate, who was charged with engaging in the white slave traffic, was sentenced to two years in MeNeil’e leland ¢ n and fined $100 in the federal opurt yesterday. | FLYING 44 MILES AN HOUR, AIRSHIP SEEMS gf agg (My Uslted Press) DUSSELDORF, Ge ny, 2 CINCINNATI, ©. June 24 ment received by the T he party In m pert ical mall at the rete of 3| helisdaliaielalsRahaiaiclchaiaRalahctahainehalahehehaieRaialte: ete ceo, [Ustornational Hunt Starts in August is the Burmese war In 1885 Major ¢ *harles Edward ogy F have res The Members Aside from the tremendous and heretofore unheard-of price reductions and easy terms of pa¥ment to be se cured through this form of co-operative buying, every Club Member receives the following in addition: ‘A complete course of free | music lessons—a stool to match piano -free—a free year's trial of piano—free tuning and free life insur- ance Sear in mind that there is no red tape—no waiting. Se- lect the Club which meets your individual needs— choose your piano—make the first payment and have the piano in your home be- fore nightfall . Remember, too, your pur chase jis fully -protected in every particular Pianos must prove exactly as repre sented or money back. Never before in the history of piano buying has such a golden opportunity present ed “itself. Why wait any longer? Your friends and neighbors have investigated this plan, and they have all found that by joining one of the clubs they can secure a magnificent instrument at a saving big enough to pay for a thorough musical educa tion of the entire family Act promptly. Be on hand the first thing tomorrow norning—sure t ere Music Mouse, in e@Birdance with U. ® Copyright Act of March 4, 1909 a to on ft the in is the na (By United Press.) been the gen during the hat we wet « * + President Taft, ina signed state- # ule brother's newspaper here, ® accomplishments of the ® lares all the party pledges # 7 nm that hae b acted by this ® t haw fui of the ® n to that we have accom- custe the past to try to ® term of nt elected; ® ut to get during the firet regular ® *. power has enacted legisiation which will ® It has kept Ite contract. The re- & © take before the people in the # * ” . p north will Inclade a hunt of Commerce yesterd well as an inspec tion of the country. Major Rad in t the 5 ager ma itial trty an th ' fair,” a that the world wa neath us We # mpartments and vibrations of the motor wlightly, but aside fre the whip might have been 5 leas, ‘The exhaust ¢ engine the only sound ‘\“1 AM GLAD,” WRITES TAFT TO BROTHER'S NEWSPAPER, “PARTY PLEDGES FULFILLED” | clyffe has an enviable record as a/ soldier, and distinguished bimself LOTS OF FOLKS SEE STRAWBERRIES About 1,500 people visited the strawberry exhibit at the Chamber King county day. Diplomas were awarded Jenedict, Joseph Gaughran, Olalta T. Bank, F. Peter ue day was p ay on account of tt John H. McGraw. from to REST ARMS ¥ Vn ~CARAYIAAMS Present Ame OROUNG AANS | ANOTHER DOINGS AT PRESS CLUB Tonight has been set aside as theatrical night at the Seattle Press |club for the members and their | guests. Manager DB. L. Mank, who is handling the tour of the expert |biliiardist at the Orpheum this | week, will be on hapd with Harry |P, Cine, Albert Cutler and Calvin Demarest Robert Leonard and Sol Ward of Pantages, and several performers at the Majestic will also be on hand Kindness makes ws more true | Srlenee than money, Be PO VA ed Pa AD THE EQUITY CO-OPERATIVE STORE | Monster Saving Sale Now On} PTR ee . »| * FINED FOR A *) - MISLEADING AD..* * 7 - Hy United Press.) * * NEW YORK June 24-— * ® Don't ivertine what ien't In ® ® Ne k and t to stay * * all. Frank C, Devin, a ® nr announce ® * hb the pa that he ® * mite he ® * on *. * a . aa f * * + * . wt ® had * ed $100 and *& * * * * Oe The throngs of s ness of the saving to be had on your every purchase. i Sale Starts Daily at 9 A. M. ae for These ylish Trimmed Hats cut to.... j | } } | | } $1.00 Women’s | 50c Leather Be Covers cut to , $1.00 Leather Hand Bage abet “The Equity Co-operative Store :- panchi, Y¥ 1 eh ae > : Garvey- Buchanan viral Re cco, a The Hovee of Hon est Merohandies, The House of Low A. Lawson & The Bee Hive)": RELIABLE DRY GOODS HOUSE JUST Men’s 1 Lot of Men's 2 Plata Half Hose Men's Summer Underwear, in fancy stripes and Boys’ and Misses’ ’ Fast Black Cotton Hose, seu’ Fast Black Cotton Hope, Shoes 49c .. 98¢ Ladies’ Pimps, viel, patent ani Men's Viel, Velour and Don Calt Boys’ Wants c hild’s Rombers; regular 5 worth, up :7 390; y or nig ff a t t enjoy eve 4 ry liberties, so she An Many Leave Money Now IIIA HH IM 1 * BAND CONCERT TONIGHT ” pm #186 IF YOUR GIRL Hi 4 ‘ QUITS, SUE HER |* -# (ty * + BOSTON + f H — FE aA * “* ed $1 * a ® nt Se a satisfied buyers that crowd this store daily attest to the censne- | somes ARTICLES SLAUGHTERED! Other Great Specials 50 and $3.00 Hencke R t ? ise 50c to $1.0 il Clippers, P 4 i ( cut to PO aa wires enducd pweanae 28¢ ut to 75 and Manicure $ ut to10¢ .. -08¢ 25c Triple Extract Perfumes cut to........ 5e¢ 5.00 and $6.00 § 25c Dressing ¢ 10¢ | Corset | cut te l5c Egg 7 S¢ |" 4. e:eoigtww ote 0c 10c Toilet Talcum Powder cut to ............4.- 3¢ | $4.00 Children’s Coat Blt {0s ss tas $1.89 The Greatest Bargains in Men’s Furnishings °° Ps Sess gg You Ever Saw, Go on Sale Saturday = tet tg Sa ‘ence ae . $3.89 Up to $3.00 values in Automobile Goggles Cutters. cr? +2. Oe 25¢ Men’s Socks cut to .... 055000. 50c Men's Socks cut te . 50c Suspenders cut to . $1.00 Night Shirts cut to... 25ce and 50c Neckwear cut to 65c Work Shirts cut to. 2. cy Hosiery cut.to $1.00 Dress Shirts cut to... ‘eke bea sass 18¢ $1.50 Dress Shirts cut to.... SOc: Udder wear Cut 10 inc wide cvees cca eee ves cy Neckwear cut ears RIOTWERS COTES 55 i 6's Ses bees esinse ees 00 Underwear cut to.......... Its cut to 15c Cuffs cut to, pair... ...... 10¢ Arm Bands cut to, pair YW 15c¢ Linen and Rubber Coll { \ \ : ( ‘ | | x | and $1 Fancy Rib t to, yard... 28¢ lots of Ready-to Formerly ; acke ts, to SP aE A OE Don’t a with the fellow who offers you cheap goods at cheap prices. When you can buy a $1.00 Article for 50¢ You are buying right. This is what we are doing. Star Paint & Wall Paper Co., 1308 Second Av. | ” Cut . Ohiox:.Dentists 307% Pike St, Over Owl Drug Co. We Stand Beck of O Work for 1; Years. 2619, 2621, Cedar VALUES Ladies’ Waists Ladies’ All Linen T Waists, tucked and plain, with lored and without Dockets; waists Ladies’ Cambric, White sg dan Black and White Checked Waists; also Dutch Collar and Sallor Waists; Waists worth up to $1.00. Ladies’ Neckwear Jabot Dutch Collars; lace and Mnen embroidered Collars; Col Ladies’ Aprons Painless Dental lars worth up to Special Saturday ... 3 25¢ ~, pet, adies’ Large White Aprons, em. \ alba oidery ruffles; regular 39e ity. Special .19¢ Ladie Other Dentists’ Ohto Cut Rate sis Ser OF THEE Gulrhntecd Beat $10 BET OF THETH—Guarenteed Fit, on GOLD Gh PoROELAIN my on | PORCBIA\ itil” a ‘Go #1 Up. Lace Curtains Nottingham Lace Curtains; Tbe quality. 39c pair e Nottingham Lace Curtains, in white and ecru; regular $1.50 «Seer 98c Domestics 12% 86-In, wide Percales. Q1 BORMAN issn stan vedates af 81-3¢ Best American Calli 5 coes, Special... .....055 c Gingham Aprons; good size Special 22-Year poet Was rwnntec Five on (0 Bleached Sheets, with seam pam; regular 50c quality 8-4 Bleached Pepperell Sheeting; & 1-8¢ Cream Outing Flannel, 5 regular 28¢ quality, peeled o.coe coccccnesevcns Cc ee PT Pena PET 22¢