The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 13, 1911, Page 6

BEETLES KILL HARVARD ELM ‘The famous Ha “i class day elm at Cambridge bas been killed by beetles, and is to bw chopped down, It is more than OM, The Radcliffe elm Which Washington is said to 200 years pnder ave taken command of his troops, is about the only b elm tree there that has withstood the beetles. CAT COMMITS SUICIDE Grieving over the departure of ita mistress, Mrs. Alice Montgow @ry Payne, on a several weeks’ trip, w eat, committed Patrice, a big ye gulelde by jumping from the 18th Moor of the Hotel Plaza, AT 75 CUTS EVE TEETH Syden Thompson, 75 years old, of Rockaway, N. J., had been annoyed Dy pains in his upper jaw until he had an expert examination made He was astonished to find that he Was cutting (wo eye teeth. PARROT TALKS OVER PHONE Mrs. W. H. Wall's parrot at At Tanta, Ga, is the only America that can use the telephone Mrs. Wall w to Cincinnati re Jong distance phone and got he Fesidence in Atlanta. Polly was Dronght in and the receiver placed near its head. “Hello, Polly,” his said in Cincinnati, “Hel ta, as it ” replied Polly in Ata nee ts head and loked at tb United Press ° TLAND., Or, July 13.—Some "where in Portland today are two was donal ‘on a Southern in, which the nickels and dimes. grateful passengers passenger tra) saved from a disastrous : cu: fet Salem last night. | Walking along the track in the Airection of Portland, the two way farers came upon a broken rail Bother? Shoo “od "Em Off With This GREELEY, Colo, July 13. Greeley bids fair to bounce into the limelight again, as - = Newcom? has invented # device to cool diners at restaurants, and, if their person fal temperature js satisfactory, the device may be used to cool soup. mine air is from a compressor ‘conducted to the dining room in tubes. Sockets in the wall furn the means of connectior hose, which will shoot into the soup or coffee, the diner’s neck eee atest wlarity, it is only will Be found among men who are the LAND LEASEHOLDERS SUBJECT TO ASSESSMENT. Leascholders of state tide lands ibject to Se eove omaha So the supreme _ court decided yesterday in the case ii Pitt Trimble sgainst the f. . coutention was that the state owned the land, it should relieve him of taxation, was overruled by Corporation Counsel Calhoun’s contention that the im ‘provements were only mporary ELKS’ ANNUAL PICNIC. Hello Bill. The Elks will hold annual picnic at Wildwood ; Saturday. Boats leave every at Leschi park. There will dancing, music, and several things. BS STATE DENTAL WAR A GOOD THING FOR E; |. Ask your legisiator why G14 not get his Dental law passed? From now until the next Legisiat a E pes rf supervision, at prices ti the State Den! 1 guari do not guarantee theirs tice enables me to af anch jo to the next, and the fight wil) and on until I win Come in and have your dental work done st your own price. Send your friends Be careful to cut this it with you, as people, are being robbed by to me. and bri iy women, on First rer re, one door Postal Telegraph Building. (fo evenings until # and Sunday! 4 for people who work EDWIN J. BROWN v. D. 4 cently, and then called up over the | : tomato-can hoboes ns A time of their lives with f P ween money. The money, in) assessment for local | rplexity ‘Oh, pretty well,” the bird, with its mitter After a sation Polly nid the conversation had cost its mig tress $13 . ph KR. | } _ 74, a wealthy retired c6al eo CO-EDS RUSTLE FOR CASH A reporter say AND UF } Any sort of odd fob ts good just as they ais enough for coeds at Swarthmore on thelr honeyn style college to rt before July 17, $80 difference in ages th ity. 000 to comp a $500,000 endow- | that she loved bh subea ment. They have already raised | | much as though b He | $30,000. In their re time the} | tng ‘ -s | coeds act as 1 girls, darn] h F ie eo U and Se Easy nose | peiecdne oa i Take Off the Fat ss ed ace 4 of housework from 26 cents an hour potice up # are mended at 6 cents re It Shows alt } jab * | | clea COUGHING KILLS | Curry Optical Co. | JERSEY MAN | | Lick affia, 29, of Bloomfield, PVESIOHT SPRCTALISTS while apparently in good Third Moor, 344-68 Arcade Bide, jfailed to stop him. After ¢ {three hours incessantly hi phy aid, from he ease cau |from the paroxysm bird in| DOG KILLS 37 RATS IN SIX MINUTES Ir Sporty, ax jto Thomas N Ind., ki 7 rats in in @ rat ing contest Sporty, ove a joined his victims in the a }heaven. He was given a ¢ he [burial in a white velvet coffin = = y Tramps Save Train From Wreck — Grateful Pas. ii cuit of the ‘vig busines ; sengers Fill Pockets With Money men’s dinner at the Hotel Wash: Leased Wire) The trait th 100 passengers |ington tonight. If the consolida signal to the e ; and others | | , | | } INDIA LINON, worth 29¢ and 35c¢; will sell, for, yard— Special sale price, yard Black India Linon; 2 Special sale price, yard brofdered front. terns. See terns. Frida, al .. Chicago’s Great Child Welfare Exhibit in Motion Pictures Every day, 10 a, m, to 1:30, Pot- latch week, et Col- iseum, Third and James. replied k in the trans little more conver ‘Good-bye coughing, and ¢ { by weakness resulting » terrier belonging * of Lawrenceburg ix minutes lay down and heard appre fan back a she ted a paper and wig was stopped Just tn a Waitresses ATTENTION! Do You Want a Nice, Cool 98c Dack, Pique, Rep, Indian Head .98 $4.00 values; all Goodyea pair . worth 25¢, will sell for, yard Beautiful qualities for white waists, skirts and dresses. Corset Covers These would be very cheap at 60¢, good quality of lawn, with éinch em- dainty pat- window display Women’s Skirts Women's Short Outing Flannel! Under- skirts, regular 50c value; hundreds of p oneee T BELLE OF NEW YORK SOUTHERN COLONY. How's that age and tors hing the t dis MRS. ROSLYN MUNDELL of the Taft ader of the | York city ed to the Cal famous families »wledged b . g. in th | Southern ny | Mrs, Mundell is houns and other of the South. Then rt) tian MAY CONSOLIDATE COMMERCIAL ORANIZATIONS. One commercial anization in h.| ton of the two bodies, the Charm ber of Commerce and the Commer cial club, does Rot material central body may » which will designate neer time. Trimmed Hats CLOSING OUT 8, 11 AND $9 VALUES $ 98¢ up to $5.00. ig A THOUSAND DOLLARS’ WORTH White India Linons ON SPECIAL SALE INDIA LINON, INDIA INDIA INDIA LINON, LINON, LINON, worth 18c, worth 15c; J worth 8 1-3c 20c and 22c, and 10c, » will move to go at, per yarde~ quick-steps quickly for—T[ out at, yard: 22c\17c\|13c\11c| Gic COME TO THE SENECA STREET ENTRANCE London cuts the price right at the height of the season, and nearly halves the prices. Five great lots are offered—all clean, crisp, perfect goods right from the mills, and are the kinds which launder perfectly BLACK India Linons Black India Linon; 15e¢ values. Children’s Underwear Children's 26¢ Fine Ribbed White Cot- ton, Long or Short Sleeve Vests and Ankle or Knee-Length Pants. Friday special 19c Boys’ 50¢ Fine Egyptian Cotton or Bal briggan Shirts and Drawers; light sum- day 10¢ mer weight special ..... Fri Infants’ Fine Wool Shirts, regular 50c and 59¢ sellers, Friday On RRS ee aig eR Children’s Muslin Drawers; all sizes. Special at— 25c, 17c, 122¢ 22c NAINSOOK, 17c—White Nain. sook, 40 inches wide; worth 22¢ yard; fine, soft finish. Spe- 17c clal price, yard .25¢ SOFT MESSALINE AND TAFFETA Silk Petticoats WORTH $3 AND $4 Fine quality all-silk Messaline Pettt- coats, assorted patterns and colors; also a big line of Taffeta Silk Petti- coats, in all the staple plain colors; good styles; all sizes THO HE’ THEY'RE DEAD IN LOVE NEW YORK, July 15. will not be yuth will ha ko! Your cholce of about one hundred pretty Trimmed Hats, worth fas The very best styles est man in the world, and Ma declared that his affection wa ardent as any young Rom After the honeymoon the co intend to go to Patchogue jelmply spend money, § 74, SHE 09, As proot oz ed and its fling, Mary daughter of was married (GLASSES FITTE Sewing Machines REDUCED TO $27.50 Pioneer Dealer in White Sewi: Machines 1105 Third Ave. SEATTLE —Phones— Ind., 694; Sunset, Main 705 Sewing Machines for Rent SKIRT? mdon stands at the head of We are offering our entire row when it comes to stock new Wash Skirts, values. Tomorrow up worth up to $4.00, for of 250 cool tailored splen 9¢ white or colored styles did fitting waists; s high on sale 1.69 values $2.00, YOU’LL FEEL BETTER IN COOLER SHOES For Foote-Schulze Summer Oxfords Men’s Summer Oxfords; nifty tans, oxbloods and Russia calf; mostly the celebrated Foote-Schulze make, and they're regular + welt and perfect. For clearance, per AXMINSTER RUG SIZE 9x12 FFET Axminster stands for luxury; only kings used to tread on Axminster, Today you are the king! Regular $22.50 Rug «3 +. $16.85 $1.98 Gotzian Boys’ Shoes Cut LS Nice, plump, lMghtweight calfskin stock; a good, “meaty” plece of goods that will withstand your boy's attacks; sizes 13 to 5%; values to $2.60. For clearance, pair .. Mayer’sOxford Ties Cut 49 Mayor's Milwaukee-made Oxfords, for boys and girls; beautiful Goodyear welts; highpat class = workmanship; boys’ and girls’ siees; finest Russia calf; button; biggest bargain of the For summer; $2.60 and §2.76 values. velour calf; Packard's, you know, are Onk Serge 1s Serge de. Luxe, and London WHITE SERGE—With black hair ine; new goods; clearance, per pair .. on the top heap in shoedom; watch ‘em 1,600 pairs of lovely Patents and Tan 98 C will cut it for, yard best thing for summer; two strong values. Bae Men’s Packard Men's Newest Style Packard Oxfords $9.49 fall; note the $4.00 and §5.00 values. Come and take them while we have "OM Bt, OIE oo ccc eeeeeceseeeeeseee Souffers; all sizes to la 2; priced at HALF—HALF—HALF-—Like thi \0- cording $1.39, 19 and Serge for Summer OAK SERGE—Onk, that's it! Oak Serge, sponged, shrunk, ready for thd needle Wear?—It is Oak MARK TWAIN WHITE SERGE—Do you want the best? Mark Twat did, and always appeared tn It White Serge—henee Mark Twain Serge. THIS 1S Hairline White Serge, yard Hairline White Serge, and Shoes; gunmetal and nice, light e 9 & 9 Children’s and Girls Serge, Madam—for women's and children’s, wear; SERGE. Not $5.00 " Pe Rees 3.98 yard B. D. ‘Voris whon sae ple | and D| no | | | | | | | | | 9, Complete line of Long and Short J Women’s Hats |Sii"iscesfiace"ince ina] Women’s Long Sitk | sg Oe 1 colored. Prices range from 49c Gl | Natty Sailors, in blue, to, pair— oves black and white; a special Lone. Sak Gs |B lot; ee to $1.50, Spe- heed | A9 black “and whites $1.50 a omorro Se | lal tomorrow e pair gloves everywhere. | 39c Special tomorrow— Men’s Fancy Border Handker- 98 | es chiefs, 25¢ value, each— Cc | Children’s I2!c Petti | Hats 2 etticoats | ‘ P Two for 25¢. Black Heatherbloom Pet- | Mexican “igh Pe ticoats} they're durabl |B crown anc le brim; > $1.00 values. Special to- I 35c Hats, Special tomor. | A!! our Parasols to go at exactly . pint, agcecalh | | Od Hy A s Misses’ Hats rice _|IrishLinenette Han : \ great Value; pretty pat- Lean spats in black, | Ladies’ Neckwear in the very] terns and : . : ne Bike one welts: wide P latest style, values up to 50c; otir] White ground; worth rim; values to 50c. Spe- price— a yard. Special 44 -The Doors— | OF We have anticipated your wants for the holidays and have set aside TOMORROW As a special day for Potlatch shopping. PREPARE FOR A LARK! Bargain hunting is great sport and there is ‘‘big game” here for the most inexperienced. MEN! HERE’S A Summer Suit THAT WILL SUIT YOU! Your Summer Suit should be light in weight and color, a cool, roomy suit that hangs right and stays right. We have a special lot along these lines. They're new, crisp New York models, in rich gray and tan tweeds and worsteds. Suits worth to $20.00. Special— $9.75 We've got another lot of Suits that used to sell for $15.00. Sizes 35, 36 and 37 only; neat patterns, in wool mixtures. Special— SS RSS S S SN S YY SO Women’s and Misses’} Women’s White Summer Dresses |Serge Suits and Coats Fi s At Great Reductions irst on the sae for Summer to $20.00. Specia White or Colored Any woman | well in white - want ‘ to draw your tion to a special lot of Dainty, Snow White Dresses for the holi- | cuits in white serge that we have reduced days. They are built, not thrown together. | in co for tomorrow. They are trimmed Lace and embroidery trimmed, with the | im Persian silk and are vor" G12 ! neat, comfortable square collar, Others in 98 tasty patterns of ginghams, trimmed with fhe coats are stylish garments; sl becoming shades of linenette. sailor col trimmed with black Values up to $3.50 in the lot. . 8 values to 00. ST UUl se Mk dns Ub exert POONA ion sind. woanies Special Extra Special Shipment of Women’s Linen Suits and Coats Arrive! Swagger Suits and Coats with the touch of Broadway lurking in cut and design are unpacked and are priced specially for tomorrow at from— $4.75 to $8.50 They 23C The Store That S l4c aves You Money James SAREE PRAT ia