The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 29, 1910, Page 5

[FOR THE WAGES | | OF SIN I$ DEATH } om “dy i tra " Leland t Mam 1 E | al ver ad ' wife, and then t A note left by 4 that they be o Youngsters | buried th The note read an| dg Visit Here, \ Goa have i on me for what 1 a dor iT h w girl We wages : Sse City Govern- \ a & ygotiem and {n' = te 1 of city The i a oe eco, whi SAMUEL KATZ THREE DROWNED Beene. im Seats Stor] saayor ot Friece tor a day AT ANNAPOLIS ae. : (My United Press) | ANNAPOLIS, M@ June 29. The} odies of Mra. Joseph Bowyer and | Alpmen Shermar and | Thomas were ered | Severn river, 1 here +3 Nason the left Annapolis late yes boat. Their umbing Brown Plumb oy mee ; ' are Four-ir in the FINED $5,000 FOR A TIP, (Ry Celted Pree) WAGHINGTON, June 20.— * Edward 8. Holmes, former * atisticlan of the department f agriculture, today pleaded * guilty to a charge of allowing * information to concern. @ ing the cotton crop report is * ed by the government. The * treme penalty is a fine of * - Ree ee WHEN CATHOLIC MEETS MORMON| (Ry United Pres) ee eeeeee eee figen and not J. Williamson, Mullan Miners a drinking © preside i ent ed toa ormoniam ld make him a g00d «econd! | such the young Indy t# pret.) ty and amia i his wife en-| jtered no pre Ulammeon says j/ the proposition de no hM with} |) him, and he tu d it down. ENGINE KILLS 3 BALTIMORE, Md, June 29.—j} || Three men killed, three mor | || tally others se eht | ca bam, $1.90 values Bale price ... Made French. and = princess made with } quarter slow ¢ gingham, trimme and p belt or Rossin hambray and ging * 68c CHILDREN’S COLORED MORNING DRESSES— TNE STAR—WEDNESDAY, JUNE 29, 50c Neckties Tremendous lots of 50c Hands, Suck @ Bargain as this was never before offered tn Seattle Children’s $1 Wash Dresses G8c $45 Tailored Suits $18.75; $10 Dress Skirts $5.95 Girls’ $12.50 Coats for $5; $6.50 Silk Petticoats $3.85 Sensational Values Theredey in Women’s and menee Wer re st f the CHILDREN’S COLORED ly when PLAY DRESSES—Made Russian and = French therindaw came out openly r light and dark the suggestion that the girl dx; made of per a 1910. Need for the “Fourth” Can 75c Neckties Ties, reversible and French fold; collars, bat wings, and, and every imaginable design and coloring ; Persian checked, figured and Saturday. Ties worth, are limited. ’ This hint is for your convenience. large, in fact, remember $1.00 Neckties liberal shapes effects ; from 50c to $1.50. style you wish in this sale at 35c each. See Window. Boys 2 50 Wash Suits for $1.25 of Children's wa ies ha re reading cS can give you no I e Dp € y 1 must sec ar c € leewhere We know 1 re in the city < t CHILOREN’S COLORED Eee ts Women’s Suits s_ Suits 618, 5 $10 Separate sits for 5. 95 ™ made Valued Up to$45.00 ee long yle with ful Women’s box 4 wkirt; all ction of Tal fine Pana dreeses » bottom mene navy, brow ; values up to of hem 5 values good al $10.00. ¢ * $5. 5 1 lity man a ke trimmed knote. prettily French | sit 19 nes Chagas nk ka ana | 8108% Thursday for ... Children's and Misses’ Normal College i . er ° Coats, in serges and fancy mixtures in « i | Bove coLoren rus briering or hematitching , $4 $2 r Man ont cas the treatin and had no|M| SIAN SUITS—OF dainty weet or peers | Children’s $4.50 Dresses $2.49 bie, red, green, “ | striped lawn, figured lawn ruffle NS ; Pet ere IE] madras, pin cheek ging $3.00 Guimpes for $1.95 | Children's Dresses; some made of An cxentlonst nn } ba ty! y ch | erson genuin cotch ginghamea, in a: 2 . “ eke antnegeneee ai ose = A ree heey $2.50 Guimpes for 9%5e handsome patterns; formerly sold up fects sizes 6 to 12 years; values up to "J ® $1.25 Guimpes for 7S¢ | to $4.50, Sale $12.50. Choice Thursday 5, 00 # BAND CONCERT TONIGHT. « |B} # $1 25 —Third Fleer wkd @utuenester’ Sho 1 ace iy at... 5138 * bd _— | Sane ee ee Second Floor, — & Wagner's Band will play at #/ * or park this evening. #| s f Ag ey Up to $1.25 Summer Neckwear 3 9c Princess ilk or 4 a ved ng ge eee eee in os Ml athe park ee A large variety of beautiful and up-to-date effects in Amrerican and The identical silk and mercerized fabric you * * Imported Neckwear is offered at about half price. The assortment in see advertised in all the leading magazin It AERHHARERREREAHE S| cludes Venise Chemiscttes, with stocks attached, in black and white; lotice Ulee ‘sith. 14 weare beties tke: oli. cat PUTS ARORA PRISMA I-Line 5 d Dute vila and-Embroidered Ja ’ : . re penet, Hand ae ier ae I Yt h ene ee . mb 9 sh ; # he A cnate & aio “ial lees than SM ie bats, Net Cascades, Irish Crochet Bows, uslin Bows, Lace at | h 1 € nad a pathos ~ . ; inches wide and comes in a fine range of street lars and a variety of other novel effects in Summer Neckwear. Regu- asad eivantrin alcatlan T huredan at toe’ a wack ir r prices of Chene'as are up te to $1 cata Your choice Thursday-at 48 —viest rece | So ’ ay St ya —Thira Fleer, ye pS For Two Days Only Thursday and Friday A great opportunity to get one of the famous Wolf's Ladies’ le-to-order Skirts. (Only $1.00 for making.) Two fittings; all seams ilored; stitched all through with silk; mohair braid,on the bottom; tat- improved store EXTRA SIZE WASH COATS—Made of fine gray chambray; with double Mfounce with tucks and hematite Tailors’ ed belt. Business is such that we find it a good opportunity to advertise. mere Sale | So we have decided to make tailor-made Skirts, for 2 days only, for $1.00. WOMEN’S WASH i i} COATS—OfF pereale, in b We can refer you to hundreds of satisfied customers in Seattle who white stripé, oF Toll sectional ruffie at bott« Sale values. price July All $50.00, $60.00 and $75.00 Ladies’ Suits for $38 ; Mate to measure, fit guarantee d—linings warranted to wear until the gar- ment is cast aside. Here seldom offered at Thi Torchon lace patterns oiled from offering and ir howing For Cluny, Maltese and Torchon Laces that sold up to 600 a yard a bargain, sale prices, so to get them at abot the regular price is great good luck includes Hand-Made PETTI blue or made very full trimmed hing and $1.75 PETTI. black and du Nord $1.50 om We patronized us, and the object of this sale is to get acquainted with you, geen eels ae Don’t forget the dates—Thursday and Friday Conve = ots cts Kt vas made with accordion plaited only, A Skirt made for $1.00. flounce, finished with double $1.19) Real Cluny Laces Close to Half the Regular Prices indeed isertions, ; all perfect, excepting 25c | 48c For Cl Torchon Laces $05 Wash Petticoats $1.50 ‘These items only serve to illustrate the great cut in prices which prevails throughout all departments of this much PETTI ging WOMEN'S WASH COATS—Of fine French ham; made ve sectional fi of eyelet em brofdery; these come in blue and white, gray and white and black Aagwhite stripe. Bale $1,95 price EN’'S COLORED PETTI '6—Of mercerized poplin; "nee and un green, tan bty all bave double f colors Balecprice WOMEN’S PETTICOATS - fapby. sateen; made with 26 fat@inret flounce, finished with bss plaited ruffi ruche boltpm ; $ values $1 95 pita price $1.50 or Real Hand-Made Laces are t half Maltese staple and that are and desirable lightly Cluny, in many a few piece iny, Maltese and and Io ertions that sold up to $1.00 a yard Hirst Moor You will be amared at the Va BOYS’ WHITE RUSSIAN FINE LAWN-—Some are with pin teks and embrofdery Insertion double | wonderful bargains SUITS—Made of linen | ay finish = cambric or madras; ages 2 to & yearn: #175 val. QE Lingerie Waists ues. Saie price C | Values Up to 810 for GIRLS’ GUIMPEB OF | jncluded are Walsts of lawn and allover trimmed with inwortions; es up to soft mull prettily lace and heavy embroidered; va 40cHemmedBathTowels 29 You such values as these, and if cannot often find you need these items you will readily see the necessity for being prompt $1.50 TABLE LINEN, $1.10—Full two yards wide, heavy quality Be Supplied at a Wonderful Saving Store Will Be Closed All Day Next Monday, July 4th; Make Your Purchases This Week 15,000 Scarfs, in All Shape 4-in-hands and Colors, to Sell at 35c $1.25 Neckties It seems almost needless to state that this will be the Greatest Neckwear Sale ever held in Seattle—greatest in quantity, greatest in points of vari- 7 ety, as well asin high qualities at an extremely low price. #i some styles and patterns \4; crowds line up there. 4 to serve you when you come, 75¢ Ties, $1.00 Ties, $1.25 Ties and $1.50 Ties have been secured for this remarkable sale in open-end sca every kind and style of tie one could wish spots, stripes, plaids, brocades, Jacquard, ombre, Get to the counter before the something here to suit every taste; to select from, spread out over the entire Main Floor for quick selling Thursday, You may choose Sale starts Thursday moruing at store op embrotdery, Valenciennes some hand $5.00 Table Linen bol 60c and 65c Fish Nets for 38¢ | Sale price. Pure Irish Table Linen, as white | as snow; comes in various de signs. Sale 1 10 } price ' } | 40¢ TURKISH TOWELS, 29e— | | Extra heavy quality Full Bleach ed Turkish Towels, with a wide, faney red border which is abso: lute fast cole hemmed and ready for imme | 124ec ALL-LINEN TOWELING, Bale price | 8e—17-inch All-Linen Toweling, in either all white or red bor S| dors very absorbent, for kiteh en or roller towels, Sale 100 HEMMED HUCK TOWELS, 7o—18 by 36-Inch Full Bleache | Huck Towels, with fancy red | | border; hemmed and ready 7 | for use. Sale price c | —Third Floor. SECOND AVENUE 6 & PIKE e \ Dougall ¢ Uinwi oS Co All are "$18.75 een DO speedy clearance. See them t ow in the Central Aisle, and take your choice, Thurs- ey $1.50 Neckties Come early; We'll be ready ak There for close-fitting a ris; narrow, reversible ties in plain shades “Stee over 15,000 Friday and and any quality —Viret Floor TELS Rea Ends Saturday at store closing $6.50 Silk Petticoats for $3.85 Remainders of two lines grouged and priced for fast selling; made of heavy all-siik taffeta, with silk dust ruffle and deep flounce; values $5.96 and $6.60. Thursday $3. 85 c $5 batiste, Children’s Coats s Coats ENTINE STOCK ENC Bargains—every item—else they couldn't get a word dur- ing the Change-of-Management Sale NOTTINGHAM LACE CUR-; 5GINCH WHITE AND ARAB TAINS—In Arabian and white| FigH NET—In coarse or fine patterns, 50 and 54 inches wide; fe 2 good collection of patterns to se- | Mesh: regular 60¢ and 660 val- ues, Sale pri 38c lect from; $2.00 values. $1.45 yard ART 4 a pair ALL-WOOL HIGH-PILE AXMINSTER RUGS —In floral and Oriental patterns; a wide range of colorings; 9 feet ide by 12 feet long; regular | brown, blue All-Over Laces Values Up to $1.75 Ie Cream and ecru lace all-overs in the daintiest little pat- INGRAIN SQUARES—9 feet wide by 10 feet 6 inches long; colors green, and Sale red; regular $6.50 terns just suited for the small folks, now in vogue at this special price. ‘These all-overs are worked on fine soft finish nets in a variety of desirable patterns. They are all 18 inches w and if purchased in the re r way would sell up to $1.75, Your choice tomorrow, per yard, 9 —First Floor 23¢ efs, I Handkerchiefs Regular 75c Vaiues Lace trimmed Swiss Handkerchi inen Handkerchiefs trimmed \ ennes and American lace, idery Handkerchiefs and var les that originally sold for 65 sd for Hirst ee