The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 9, 1911, Page 6

These Two Must if Royal Parents Say So ‘RICH STRIKE IN THE MT. Princess Victoria of Germany and Edward Albert, Prince of Wales. LONDON, June 9%—Pity these are strangers. They met the other royal children who are to be sac-/day for the first time, Yet the rificed on the altar on internation-/know now that they must marry al politics. jand the girl mugt bear children | His royal highness Edward Al-/order that the Jealousies between Bert, prince of Wales and heir to|two royal houses may be laid and the British throne, is a nice kyl of that the succession of the British 17—the awkward age for boys. throne may be assured. The Princess Victoria Luise is} A king and the daughter of the emperor of | willed It so. Germany—17 as to years, but tn} Politicallys it wills be a good Dearing a charming young woman| match. Al! the princessts of Bu grown accustomed to the adora-|rope, save Victoria Luise, are tion of mgo older than herself, and | «isher married or too young to peror have ager | royaitfon. England suspicion hityre were Gerniah, would be laid amenta, too, bankrupt both gover pawns in the game are Hot considered, The Roy wif never keep company” with a girl of hir osing. The girl will never queen of much The race which threatens nments, might own have may rebel, t ton, coax married mp and clreum ugh they come to hate each other they sign, They will grow old wid tf there are children ature them and th Cause Enough. Willard—I see Bilig® to you any t tin—No. I loaned him lawn mewver and it wasn't enough @o sult him.—Chleago warp News. BAKER MINING. . DISTRICT BONANZA LOCATED WITHIN A FEW MILES OF THE RECENT RICH DISCOVERIES AT STEAM BOAT MOUNTAIN, B. ©. “We could not exbauat the ore above the lowest tunnel level working our two principal | ledg says President and Gen fan Thompson of the Me Raker | Id, Sopper and Tin Mintgg Com-| were we to extract 1,000 for 600 years, the net Value of which I conservatively place at $10] a ton HI8 HOPE GR Doctor—You'll in © day of 40. but a aight cold. Canny patieflt—I was kind hopin’ {t wae malaria, doo. I've got a lot o’ quinine an’ I hate to see it go to waste. W COLD be all right It's nothing ELOPEMENT ~ Wy United Press Leased Wire) W YORK, June 9.—The elope qpent of Ming. digien Whittier Andrus and Henry Homer Hobbs beeafhg, known te @Representafive John ¥ ather of the bride, sometimes called and marria falsely an t Johnson Ante mation, multimillion tHepicn Hobbs, Who in a Springfield insned by Jattorney. Johnsen yesterday and failed bonds, His wife is | of the oity The Joby xeteeeeee + tee eet eeee 5 dated tndndindntndede dade All Aboard foF Chini In China tHe, rent of a house from $5 to $124 month, hotse ser department, dtore, was, for|vanta cost only $4 a month, eggs before™ his graduation conte @ dozen, and you can of th tap players on poud more than $10 a month thall ven s | for food if you try your beat t man in congress tw a floorwalker Ma two years juries sustained lant year, the Yille fe WE ARE FEATURING IN THIS AD. FOUR OF THE LEADING MAKES IN COUPLE CHARGED WITH PERJURY : On the charge that they tentified e | their marringe di | The Breaking Habit tn | Henry Johnson and his wife, Gladys are under a perjury infor the pr@secuting was arrested W ted put up ie at present out) me recovered a $2,000 judgment against the elty for in by Mra. through @ defective sidewalk. Jobn gon at the time swore that he mar Johnson Johnwon © Francisco, thi t. Port then, 4 been married [ried Gladys | 03, in Ban naine was Gladys that #he had never jously tarted out of Joggin When his f r dow meant to ‘That bo very ambitiously him to settle steady workoke sald he ldo things in breaking recor¢ Well/ did he keep ap # breaking pace? Rath then he bi he's breaking stones. American, He broke his father. p into a bank and now Baltimore ° MEN’S SHOES, THE LQWEST PRICE IN EITHER STYLE IS $4.00 AND UP TO $6.00, WE SELL THEM AT Ladies’ Velvet Pumps. and Velvet Shoes $2.50 BOSTON SAMPLE SHOESHOP CO. Second at Pike Over Swift's Drug Store who sued ine? you CHANCE TO SAVE Would Ted whether uhe tt's Maga Wifey too late! George Wifey—Y foot @n his m eut I did didn't New Ramsey, house moved to 1923 First Mattress in Seattle fc Bridgework. per. tooth Pull Bet of Teeth \¢ Palniens Extraction Examinations Vree NEW YORK DENTAL PAML Ons 616 Pir’ Ave who has a mind and will of her|marry. The stock of eligibl own. princes ts equally limited. The In everything but rank, this boy|/two must marr. her, or and this girl are miles apart. They! find mates fro: the minor This ore ts exposed on three sides, just as an engineet would require for measurement and assay plan of a mine. e values are so =a levenly distributed on the Yellow A» | tor ore shoot It would be Imposalt a ee! HUNDREDS ARE HAVING THEIR TEETH FIXED (iat Stott taken ihe “wate i series IX THR PROFLE'S BANK BeILoIxe | ©%SS ledge carries ore of more than| HE ALBANY PAI LOGE DENTIOTS IN THR PROPLES Mm BEMLOING | yfull stoping width with an aver |age of $27 to the ton, ingreasing EVERYBODY CAN HAVE GOOD TEETH NOW | with dopth as proved by the Lone we ol Jnck, soon again to be reopened, as} Sonal well as the $210 per tow Values in the crosseut of the shoot {n the ledxe, which e in 4 and not yet encoun eet, ; U [ | For Women and Misses | ext 13 pie oP re oa Regular Prices $19.50 to $35 doubt, the State of Washington become the seat : All of Our Best Suits on Special “Sale at $14.95. while the Mount B tailored garments center of som st astour e best m is and Mned with g ing develop . H geourred Skinner satia, in the Northwest, wale f ge ys } Cream serge, navy wine serge and all kinds tofore only been seratehed by Ium-| ot seitturen, All ginen ORE TIBBS-HUTCHI London’s Bargains Are Paying Off Tibbs-Hutchings’ Creditors—London’s Customers Are Getting the Benefits of the Low Prices and Requests Are Pouring in For a Ten-Day Extension of the Sale ~ that Weare t our Here wiegs for one year, and our prices are w ft possible. but these on prices * reamnable price highest qualiiy for the } ‘our reputation ts 4. ° We Are Open Evenings Until 8:50. w prices has} ° ® Separate Skirts ‘Ladies’ and Misses’ Long Coats ae made of Worth to $15.00 uaranted Full - Summer Conte vies; serges, and novelty mixtures nines BOYS London's Is. Great Store for Boys ation and consu’ advertise ALBANY PAINLESS DENTISTS Floor of People’s Bank Buti of Second and Pike, opposite sett jarche and MacDougall & Southwick’s Jake elevator or walk up. Boys’ Tennis Shoes, pretty nearly any eS Boys’ Wash Gingham, Percale. Sale . Suita,» of Galatea bry Blache Fees Pow In T.-H. Ger, Java N. B. Beginning right now "“Hubitorials” will appear ad-ly (in every and they will give you some mighty pithy stuff, too.. Keep your peepers on them. $1.60 Long 81k Gloves Wubiteriats— Published Ad-ly Other day a rean bought a collar at the “Hub.” Asked for a size too large, found it out next morning. Came back; wanted a 15 Big biack thumb mark made collar unsalable. Gave him a [5 free of charge. Man's pleased, he’s our friend. Any “Hub” customer treated the same, Suits, twills, put! $1.26 Suits gem ts; soldier “brass buttons and trimmed in military red; two kinds— $1.78 sc 98¢ | Boys’ Tan Calf Shoes*@nt Oxfords; good ones; up to size 2. A 5%. | Special at, garment -. 5c and ankle length or @hort pair . aia a Boys’ Tan Shées, up to biz A pair .. Boys’ Union Suits. Very fine balbriggans ‘sum mer weight; long sleeves sleeves and knee length; sizes 5 to 16_years. Chuster shade of hair "$1.48 Full ‘pound pottie Per- oxide of Hydrogen; price | locators of this proper | Huntington were interested. one _ w : Money—-NO T-H. Sale pr 80 Sale prices from, One of the best bargains is an extra large comes in dark gray or ta®; extra full 11-4 years ago when Doctor E. George L. Th ‘ ae ata | worth $1.00 each BEDSPREADS—White Crochet Bedapreads, ee value . hemmed; extra large size, for double bed: dats wiebens tbe each one; measures 72x80 inthes; comes in differ. ent patterns, in reversible styles; good size; asriped borders, T.-H. Sale price, per palr Cc ‘voth warp and rrier and L. ©. Hunti violet; 5 18e $1.60 value. T.-H. Sale price, $1. 17 ‘pi ” and pure white filling, ‘$1. 50 BLANKETS—$6.00 All-Wool, comes in gray, blue, Open Evenings Until #:30. ber Jacks and sheep herders, many oO ER SUITS FOR WOMEN | of whom have posed ining mo TH Wee Wiadee thre Best Sot im the World for $4, 96 and $100) "ssn for outs ow mtg ——OTH AS LOW AS $6.98. Electricity odern ttme-saving app: ble te | industry Gentiet to do as much dental work In'one day . : Tibbs-Hutchings an outing In the Mount B: | mining district. Their headquar | at a cabin on the pre | sroup of Yel Astor @aims, in BEDSPREADS—White Crochet Bedspreads, Woectar Spe BEDSPREADS— White Crochet Fringed Bed- spreads, extra large size; $1.75 reg: ular, T.-H, Sale price, ane , $1.33 COMFORTS—We can show you the biggest in Comforta you ever saw.+ TH. Sale price, each BLANKETS—61 25 Gray or Tan Blankets; large enough for double bed; striped borders. T.-H, Sale price, per pair 73¢ Blanket filling, Plaid Blanket; pink and tan styles; full 11-4 size it. Sale price, pair $3.98 PILLOWS—All-Peathor Pit blue and rmous demand white tickings-regular price 8: Oo a a wine old nen were the fc Ae. lwhich Mesers. Thompson and Let London Save You | large enough for double bed; hemmed; Raby Teleum Powder and best valu $3.50 .. 93¢ BLANKETS—$1.50 Naushau Mill T.-H. Sale price, e ot 41-00, but Men’s $2.50 and $3.00 Shoes Splendid wearing Ve Metal and. Patent ther Biucher cut; about styles. irumele Rouge, 7a business or work. In T.-H. Bale wi Pure — Hosiery Linoleum, _ per 1.20 "186 ".80¢ “WOMEN'S 20c KNIT UNDERVESTS » Warp lon’ J White eles or Bhort Wing Veats -— WOMEN’S = | Liberty Satins SHOES $1.50 new finish Liberty Lining Satins in all wanted shades, including the Gold- en“Potlatch color, for Ining black, bine Women's Low San dals, Oxfords, Gibson Ties, beautiful 1911 styles, Ev y coats, ete, in TH. Sale ining Satin tn black’ and colors. | erything that fashion de mands, and with no high Tibbs-Hutchings Sale at B9e ppt er ta , prices; values to 1 93 $4@0 are ... . we Wa Sean | Chiffon Broadcloth |“ sian SONGS ee" ne Extra Wide, $1.98 poe and $6.00 Silk 1 $1.25 PEAU DE SOlE SHEET MUSIC music daily, Book what Lovely Black Silk Petticoats $2. 98 rr 98 $1.69 | | $2.25 cnitton Broadctotn, yard Kimonos, $2.98 overs Maen $1.50 BLACK PEAU bE Sole @ Vocal entertainment by our we areg* $12.00—quite positive about this, madam; thousands “Weal aee-tietiove $2.98 3eat them all a “city block” for the price. We don’t make any “bones” about it, either. ae Hemp & ar We'll prove it to you—just | aa come down to the “Hub” and we'll show you Regal Suits. ¢ I ¢ a « Gord Dn Hose 5 Cuts, $ for 91.00. We Do Not Take Back Hair Thae will change your mind about paying $20, $25 or more for your summer outfit. all wool. shape. “Hub” Guerantees are the regular old-fashioned kind, too— (inch aie : earn ‘ reer | always made good to the letter. Another thing—feel perfectly at : | “home” when you come to the “Hub,” for we don’t want you to buy unlgss yowcan get more real ¥alue here than elsewhere sate hiee ire for Ms Outing Night Shirts: keep their ; and ‘all sizer; 78 49c Shirts, They're well tailored, materials Absolutely guaranteed a weight Women’s and Misses’ White Woot n blue penciled They drape and hang perfectly, brilliant silky mostly evening shades, tan, ecru, pink and light blue. Kindly call inspect the goods at this price, $1.98 of whort gray awitches, $10.00. TM Bank Business Deal- Inge site the Always Strictly on the ivory, Yard Wide @ ve used : $2.25 BLACK PEAU DE SIE § Piano recital Of popular Totem “Call Me = Same Rainy Pole §15-619 FIRST AVENUE Exclusive Seattle Agents for Carhartt Working Clothes Values to Square finish, MESSALINES went s ae $1.75 BLACK PEAU DE SOIE $1. customers every afternoon 10c persCopy Me? now wear Silk Petticoats from London’s, and wouldn't think of going elsewhere. This lot, at two-ninety-eight, is all that Silk Petticoats should be, and is bound to please. ; Bus! “Business le Rosey”