The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 5, 1911, Page 8

HERE'S AN EASY. MABK| \ (Ry United Press Leased Wire) SAN FRANCISCO, July 5. | After giving two stran whom he met on a San Rafa ear $200 to wager on the Mora’ Woigast fight, J. C. Brown, a recent arrival in the city, Is to YOU’LL FIND IT HERE NEWS OF THE DAY CONDENSED FOR BUSY PEOPLE LONDON — Harvard university) William Mellen from killing his will conduct a summer school in/own famtly with a knife, William London this summer. Under the | orris shot andd&illed him last night directions of the faculty of arts and | “Ann Boyd,” the “ ‘The Woman Who T “Al treat. la ale te eee An old fashioned Fourth of July the home of her daughter in + pienic was indulged in yesterday part of »*) BAY SHORE, L. |.—Charies W. Iden yesterday. She was by residents of Ravenna Heights, * which he says the French gov #|Tythill, 18, brought his high school years old, By # strange co over 400 joining in the games, songs ernment is going to give the # | diploma and bis teacher home with a daughtertn ‘and different features of the day at heirs of George Hermes, who */ him, The te been his|* also named Elizabeth Evans. the grove opposite the Washington!* loaned France — $60,000,000 2 bride since New Y at the same hour in West died eeeeeeeeeeeee Children’s home. years ago to build a navy i erly, R. L Both were heire of LONDON—The Coronation Dur-|* Robert D. Evans. The two RRARA ER AAR REE M i Delhi, India, tn honor of |® Will be buried in Malden with BREE REE ERE EH ES * * % WASHINGTON — Speaker * ® Clark is losing $1,000 a week, * ‘® because congress has not ad- * ® journed and because he had * WA lecture contract beginning # and flying machines, which operate ® July 1. in this state. ~sanainatinahadietietiatialialiaie’ ts will |® a double funeral tomorrow Tent King George and Queen Mary, rival the coronation tn cost space is noted at fs ted at $22 a day CHICAGO—Convineed that un regulated aviation {s dangerous, State Senator Gorman is preparing to introduce a bill to control flyers PSUS ESEERS SHOES Files are few in Seattle thus far breeding of house files agg Cal.—A woman who COME this summer, Do you know why? be ng successfully samnes out b tre fa eee ee | we cas Yaxtmn Wie Woe Health Commissioner J.B. Crich-| 4105 ANAY ih the Ait ym press bere Saturday has recovered Part; July 4, at ton says this is why But the thing that really counte here) Suificiently yesterday to say that her name is Mrs. Laura Allward. SPRINGFIELD, UNL—Te prevent i. se hia sartry, Ef DVERTISER DURING |POTLATCH WEEK Entertain Your Guests With an “EDISON” Positively the Greatest Entertainer the World Has Ever Produced Seattle health departm ‘er has carried on a vigorous campaign “** against garbage piles and filth jaround barns, T st source on things to breed. That wi swatting” them, and will hav more thorough effect tm the m0 fal E DON'T LET DOUBT STAND IN THE WAY OF YOUR INVESTIGATING OUR PRICES AND THE — ese QUALITY OF OUR GOODS Edison Wieter: end COME AND LET US PROVE THAT WE CAN Outfits, Columbia MATCH PRICES AND QUALITY WITH ANY Including (disc) IN THE CITY Machine, Records for re Record “July” cs |The Wm. M. Curtiss Co. Records Sale. STORE NO. 1—NO. 5016 20TH AVE. N. W. Segal Come inand | STORE NO. 2—NO. 5216 20TH AVE. N. W. hear them. mae The New Store .:-". Ballard Music : House 5411 20th Ave. N. w: B lesa 127 Near Market 277 Men's Sailor, Dress and Soft Straw, also Panama Hats. These lines we are closing out at Half Price. These prices for Saturday only— = semicon i gd Es ee > P $1.00 SATURDAY SPECIAL WINE MP donk 0) dees reeks $1.50 Our Sheet Music Department Offers All the Very Latest Popular BM? PAMOMNO SOE. vcciccte “desecconee seeeeees 83,00 “Hits” at 20¢ per Copy; 2 for 36¢ Good-bye, Billousness, Cathartic Liver Pills. fick Headache and Sour st b Amerie leproot “| The Armstrong Co. i Cor. Ballard and Twenty-Second Avs. Corsets Hone 5331 Ballard Avenue PARLORS me is, the off Mi, U Potiatch Hats and Potiatch Souvenir Millinery at THE BALLARD BAND BOX MILLINERY Piates—Special Prices on All udge what Winning F Fight Ag Against Pesky Fly t|to provide no places for the pesky | 2005 MARKET ST. CANE SUGAR, $5.50 PER 100-LB. SACKS ALL THE BEST GRADES FLOUR, $5.00 PER BARREL Strawberries for Canning—Nothing but the Best—At FAIRBANKS’ GROCERY STORES TWENTIETH AND MARKET 5350 BALLARD AV. Phone Ballard 98. Phone Ballard 5. GETTING RICH Some folks are getting rich, and apparently with great ease. Do you know their pian? In many instances, here it ia: They commenced by laying aside a fixed portion of their income; this they deposited regularly in our savings bank, where it was allowed to accumulate, Are you working along this line? q BALLARD BRANCH : UNION SAVINGS & TRUST CO. OF SEATTLE Cc. W, CASLER, Mgr. HOWARD F. KELLEY, Cashier T Hable bpoG sHor. 4 ROY E. POWERS Safe Deposit Vaults. Family. and Commercial System. $287 BALLARD AVE, PHONE: BALLARD 400 BALLARD PHARMACY “Wis BALLARD AVE. y treatments S402 22ND atisfaction guarantes 4 AVE. WE DO ANYTHING he thing to know is what to do, and how to do {t. The Re Paint and Repair Shop do. WE CONTRACT FOR AND ENERAL REPAIR WORK ON YOUR PROPERTY. Sign, House Painting, Tinting and Paper Hanging 1821% 20th Ave. N. W. PHONES—Ballard 169, 500 of 1051 Cc. G. INGALLS WATCHMAKER AND JEWELER Special Attention Given to Fine Watches and Clocks 5223 Ballard Av. THIS SPACE IS RESERVED FOR THE BALLARD VARIETY STORE 5320 Ballard Ave. me independent, Watch ovr chances In our wind) tits aided a MH, 8, CALHOUN, Pharmaciat wins BAGOMe, IRdepen F Moviar aalte i 7h Trees be Phone: Ballard peer ree ; ; N. W. SEATTLE, WaAsit gu ard O4 THE SCANDINAVIAN AMERICAN BANK “Purity and Accuracy tor Your Prescription F. P. SEARLE, Manager OTTO 8. J. PEDERSEN, Cashier A Wek man in filing sult for) A western woman is seeking a) thousand | road om © cave found &@ divorce claims that he wax con-| divorce because her husband called people watched a game -of base-|ogiete explora tens Con yeyig selences a course, contig, ae ee tt * day, waing the police to get oat studies for students was bega ack hh i f here today. The session will con-|® CHICAGO—Because Wm. & Brown was en hie way to Mute Confesso: * tinue until August 15 if igo objected to gg Boe : San Rafael, and met two Phau Soph he was cutting his hair, Harry trangers who were discussin: nan gine The doctor will remove a bone) * Day, a barber, ejected him ® the fight. Brown ote Be oer | for “Prom from King Alfronso’s head. So his|® from the chair, Day Was *! jike to make a little bet on the Clue to Climax," fan't solid ivory, |® fined $5 for sending a Ew : contest, d parted with the The | Cruthers ee |# into the world with half & #1 Honey with the understanding Affair" of EAERARA ARR ERT ee RRR H EAR RARE that it would be taken to a pool ner Dante | om. North % “Frenzied Finance” Author . | - vi Mystery” » and * Living Near Here. #| NEW YORK—Julia Marlow is) many other ¢hril- | % Thomas W. Lawson, he off/one of the victims intnse | ling and detig % “frenzied finance” fame, is ®| heat, and will not be able to fin-| ful Goorgin: stor- | % living the simple Ife on a #/ish her week's engagement in jos came from | % ranch near the town of Prince # | Shakespearean plays. the prolific pen ville, Oregon, That is, he is * | ot Will N. Har B apending ‘his vacation’ there, | 8%. PETERSBURG — Premier| cea whe aaarell % Rufus R. Wilson, secretary of # | Stolypin probably will retire soon.) than any other i} ¥ etal club, ® | 5, 1862, just 50 ye gc . iitthetay woee kin en ‘in. @|_ Lectures on the instincts of the) July & Ras ge Hed yonder Amerie ‘tor ms | % Vitation to attend the North. | feeble minded wilt be continued by | today, Col, Franz Bigel, wo ake harahaans tes % western Development League #| Dr. H. H. Goddard at Denny Hall, ees wnat perce 6 ge % convention to be held here in #| Under the auspices of the Gatzert 1,600 soldiers to! aa whom be. was book | a September. ata aaa for Child Welfare 4 intercept Gov.|reared, Mr. Harben is 63 today | Claiborne Jack toe) Prof. Herschel Parker, whose at- : hale al lealhe 4) Pret to ascend Mt. McKin! \ py Se phage Min) PREM EERE ee i Companies B, D and L of the Na- posed Dr. Cooke, isi in Seat n on ee aes | tional Guard left Seattle Inst night | route to Alaska to make a third at - pve sl =. bis - Two ne on shia for the annual encampment at tempt to seale the mountain. Citthebe, 6 Jidieon had 4.000 5 ae : U I Amorican lake, They will take part - ahd shineugee Mast hae the! BOSTON, July 5 Mrs in the parade in Tacoma, held under|# # RRR AAARARARHHRH pores Shara 9 Mom Jack-| Elizabeth Evans, an aunt of the auspices of the Carnival of leon finally threatened the union|* Robert D. Evans, a Teverly * |i Nations this afternoon. JOLIET, ils, — Peter® “ we oe 6 SER Honaire, and next to the Herimes, who lives here, fs en: baggage train and Sigel had to re sue hin amment halt dled | Ux teeeeeeeeee teense te ee ie oy iH i} fined to his bed for 22 weeks after) her a pin head. But if he'd punched his wife bad swated him on the the pin on the head she'd probably Jaw with her fiat ther for the PITTSBURG — Two ball between two teama componed |qace owl's body with fontnered | leg. As lentirely of girls at Ormeby park.| wings and a pon SP |oven the umpires were women. jer jeri resembles the jabberwook. hustled around to police court, ve him. Why seek fur ‘white man’s hope?” |to a asheisidiiiedieaete FURNITURE % DRY GOODS The July Sale of Furniture Now progressing, offers unusual price-advantages in the buying of Furniture for almost every home requirement. Office Desks and Chairs are also featured in this sale at specially-low figures. The “Wayne’ _Cedared Paper Wardrobe FREDERICK & NELSON, Inc. Store Closes Dally at 5:30. yd Aah ae eta DRY GOODS ek: Smart Outing Waists 1.95 | At $ 9 oe he “Wi an air-tight wardrobe for garments of ff AIST of good grade { every description, made of strong rope paper. It is fitted J 4 light - brow galatea, § with hooks inside to hold clothing, and a metal hanger « ae in shirt style, as pictured, with } side, and may be hung in the closet, bedroom, hallway, at- soft negligee collar, brown tie, } Ue or any convenient place F a shirt sleeves and-soft turn- {It is proof against dust, np, moths and insects. M - i back cuffs; back is in yoke ef in fifteen sizes, to accomm«e all kinds of wearing appare!. jf fect. An excellently-tailored { Pr ee Pee —_—_——- - | hed ot “ a very mart and } oar 23x6x34, price 50 Cedarine Furniture pees wear. Price $1.9 No, 2, size 24x6x40, price 65e. | Polish, Special 15¢ Resolut Another Outing model in § No. 3, size | A high erate aoe Engine oN ral sir ide No; 4; size for renewing all kinds brown iy gee» Middy ; No; 4 size 2 | of finished woods, pl | Sabi be, style, with sailor collar, cuffs § Ne size 30x6x55, price anes and furnitare. It ABP and pocket piped No. 6, size 24x6x55, price § | removes srease, | & = ee brown; sleeves are No. 7, size 30x6x00, price | seratches, mars” and | ale duced in and Waist laces No. 8, size 25x6x30, price 40c | finger marks. § pecial |i f* olution ; brown cord. Price $1.95 § No. 9, size 24x6x36, price 7 | ly priced at J5¢ bottle Wie to remor 5 view. Housetersishings Sect 7 * city en ic v sineal %& which ~ + & rejected ° . bd * And © Stationery Women’s Knit Underwear Toilet Goods Forth Pine de Linen Pacer, to on WOMEN'S IMPORTED SWISS-RIBBED ._* eee ineappie Line aper, one-pe " " ~ ’, q *, y ¥ Spokes, epeetal MEG tice. ' Havéloy DN SUITS, SPECIAL $1.25 Curosa Rose and Cucumber Jelly for, He match, 2 packages for 25e¢. : with high neck, wing sleeve the ha re rs said RE ne. quire Highland, Linen. Ps Lazell’s “Massatta” Taleum, 20c * Now, t with twenty-five enve 8 tc 8 COTTON UNION SUITS, $1.25 e s } * resolved, pares hand-die stamped in g cdew fina. meant bs Daggett & Ramsdell’s Cold Cream, in J ® and ent 10% low neck and elbow } tubes, 10c and 20c, © me fpr Gilt-edge Playing Cards, 25¢ pack . jeevelons ith enuff : : 3 mn e pet Orders for Engraved Car Invita Boe a ngth style » high “Perfect Rose Bloom” rouge, 35¢. * and Erich tions and Announcements executed bieeghsypenide exible Nail Filés, in cases *% of said 1 promptly and at moderate prices WOMEN'S SWISS-RIBBED COTTON lexible Nail Files, in ca * ‘ * First Poor UNION SUITS, 65c—With low neck and Lustr-ite Cuticle Softener, aaKeeae ~ rammmmmmrnr % outt Kner s ie ae 3 “Mail and T Telephone Orders wenentre tam ‘Cea mane % Orange Wood Sticks, 5¢ and 10c Demandir Promptly FOR $1.00—Sleeveless, low neck style, with Flexible Emery Boards, 5 pe A and Carefully Filled plain or fancy yoks Fire Fiver} / Union last 1052 Kilbou | aroused at Th “R b C D f Oil L L regrade pla city e ayo enter-Draftt Ul Lamp j “5... + > for the regr . : ° + » made that | Complete With White Shade, Price $1.35 SF site ‘was ie een ‘ i ge ; Ty was a refer The “Rayo” Lamp is made of solid brass, in bright nickeled finish. It is very an employe : ; : R : ; office resig easily regulated, a gives a white, mellow, diffused and unflickering light. and enterec —_ another cc Price, equipped reac use, with white shade, $1.35. mChinaware. Besil contract, al grade distri ever receiv firm in this The muni is consider! in that part who is an sion, is sa Councilman duced the council las Thomson's meeting. Résolutior any change denouncing officials in that of the Never-Drip Tea Strainer, 35c Strain- ebonized plated on nickel silver finished This Strainer is silver er in bright f wood handle dull finish and drip cup Price 35c Women’s and Misses’ Wash Dresses Special $2.50 | Two Very Good “ " ‘Values in Pongee Silk ‘i adopted These are pretty One-piece models, fashioned from service } ,° able ging! 1 lawns, in stripes and checks, and designed in In Wide Demand for NOT LOOK plain tily-trimmed styles W. bi 98 The waists are made with tound and square necks a, Summer Gowns and Wraps Goddard's i and \4-length sleeves, and the skirts are in straight-cut ee 26-INCH MEDIUM - WEIGHT range, One or two of these Dresses will ve a desirable acquisi wah PONGEE SILK, SPECIAL 58¢ statement tion to the vacation or week-end ward e—they are well-t - YARD—A natural-color Pongee in an Goddard's lored “bis removal nd priced unusually-low at $2.50. WOMEN’S AND MISSES’| WOMEN’S AND MISSES weight for Gowns an¢ a very quality. This Silk has been } excellent } desirable TAILORED CLOTH SUITS] TAILORED COATS AT ‘} treated by the “Water-resist” process, AT $12.75—Very interesting | $12.00, $15.00 AND $16.75 i rendering it proof against spotting by values at this low price in Long Coats of kersey, golf rr igi . —_ PR napa Suits of Serge, Homespun, | ‘1th, zibeline, broadcloth and yy, 26-INOH HEAVY - WEIGHT novelty mixtures, in plain-ta “VALESKA” PONGEE SILK, SPE- Mannish Worsteds, Diagonals | Jored styles loose-fittir belt and oth- models with wide ers with large CIAL 75¢ YARD—This is a fine Mixtures, ‘ cross-cord weave, specially adapted for and in the popular Sizes, plain-tailored models sailor collar and , ; , | long revere. Sizes 14. 16 4 outer wraps and motor coats. It is - 14, 16 and 18; 34 to 44 Gust | To eae bast mecturemene shown in two shades of tan, An ex: : SW ote measurement Basement Salesroor ceptional value * Wis, 20, -Basement Salesroom * today to? Ngee SERIES whe cast a ww viet to Cc Well-Made Broken Lines of D& Bere's Wi er: Percale House Dress {Women’s Oxfords) i=:3% * man a qu Pi 0 en S x or S i] | * whistle a i} & drum. As ictured, $1.00 Specially Priced for Clearance HH & A horse Some o A One-piece House Dress of serviceable percale, in i Ld boois light-blue and white irregular checks, finished around $2.35, > D cereal Dutch neck and at cuffs with wide stitched band in } Women’s Two-Button Patent Leath- J 2% Her el plain blue. A carefully-made and well-fitting garment, } er Oxfords, with medium round toc, 1) & anpeated and an attractive value at $1. 00. tip, welt sole and military heel; special | ogee TTY LAWN SACQUES A'T 65c—Two styles } for clear $2.35. i # home. to gional from, one in the popular mandarin-sleeve Women’s ‘T'wo-Button Calf Oxfords, Waee we model, with fitted belt and circular peplum. ‘The mate- § on short vamp last, with hi » welt PERIL OF rial is in white ground, patterned with small rings in § sole and Cuban heel; special for clear- If Pipers pink or blue. <inebblens ay ance, $2.35. Riisnindit ‘Sainiveie a ‘agai poo atta ae aaa a a COLE NIE T CD OOLLIEL ES i : When you & the st Broken Lines of Knit Und a $s 0 ni nderwear | gagen | o Special, 18c Garment for Clearance CU Women’s Sleeveless Vests, Special for Clearance, 18¢ Garment—Good quality White | 4 | Are “off” Cotton Vests, with plain and fancy yokes. drawers. Women's Vests, Tights and Drawers, Special for Clearance, 18¢ Garment high neck and long sleeve style; tights in ankle length and cuff knee Vests i trimn ; also lace Dasem. ~ a By moonligt to Next winter ing For balm heart.