The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 2, 1912, Page 3

WHY AND HOW EASY PAYMENTS teen other dental concerns have failed to \< t¥o years, and hav © ALBANY cut RATE DENTISTS sod the mont elaborhte and modern equip: acific Coast at Second and Pike Streets. «x. and we challenge the world for r what price you pay for your dental ork will equal, if mot surpass it ity give you a $10 Gold or Porcelain Crown for —, it, but we are making a $10 and $15 set of teeth $7.00. Woe any Siiver Filling in the mouth fer 50c. ills are from 75c up. All work is protected by a thal we are ekhnow ledged Seattle's real Cut ust Pate easy Parment Denis: THE ALBANY ‘CUT RATE DENTISTS 's Bank Building. Corner Second and Pike, Opposite the Bon Marche and Mac I) & Southwick. Take Elevator or Walk Up. OVER THE O-W. R. &N. | * 1 TEX|TILE MEN VOTED FOR TEDDY LAWRENCE, Mass, May 2. LAWRENCE, Mase. May 2.— Resentment of the failure of the drastic action in the recent tex. ke disturbances here is ed by Roosevelt follow Roosevelt polling almost twice as many votes in Lawrence as did President Taft. The mill workers voted almost solidly for the former president. The vote here stands: Roosevelt 1,389, Taft 681, La Follette 34. OUR PRECISE ARTIST. “He rode on ahead.” COUPLE BRAVE WRATH OF JUDGE FRANCISCO, May 2 wrath of hom “ owe SAN Braving the ley Webster the bench that the limit all pe who remar ried | within six months after being dl-| voreed, Edward Robinson of Spo kane, president chards Co., one of the largest realt n Washington state, today iw] © secretly married | of Spokane who worked in bis office as a| stenographer | Robinson was divorced from his} wife only two weeks ago in Spo kane, his wife recetving the decree Judge Webster awarding Mra, Rob-| inson $200 monthly | If Robinson returns to Spokane, | he probably will have to face af contempt charge for violating Judge Webster's order CRITICISE TITANIC, INVESTIGATION WASHINGTON, May 2—Criti- cam of the action of the senate to appointing ® committee to tnvost!} gate the Titanic disaster was voiced | im the senate today by Senator Works of California, who rae andl the inquiry was both “unwise and udwarranted.” He said The ship was owned by an Eng-| lish firm, manned by an English crew, and the investigation should have heen in England, not here The inquiry bas been drawn to an} unreasonable jength and has been | marked by harrowing details. it} seems to me that any action to be taken by the senate to tatecuacd | ocean travel cou'd have been decid | ed upon in a few hours. OH, YOU COUNTESS! | i" $ LOS ANGELES, May 2—Cable-| grams received here today tell of }the marriage at Pless, Germany, of Mise Olivia Fitzpatrick of Saticoy, | Cal, to Count Hans Larisch, an Austrian id eons tof THE MARKETS |} lience, but these cos, unices Gtherwiee indicated, aa for ' strietiy Batter—selling Price Ne Was Seninavon but: 0.S.L.and Union Pacitic COLORADO SPRINGS, DENVER, PUEBLO, SIOUX ITY, DES MOINES AND DAVENPORT, IA., ROCK : PD. ILL, AND OTHER LEADING MIDDLE WESTERN AND EASTERN POINTS, MAY 2, 3, 4, 9, 10,| Hi, 17, 24, 29. | DALLAS, TEXAS, MAY 14. | _ GOING TRANSIT LIMIT WILL BE 15 DAYS FROM DATE OF SALE AND FINAL RETURN LIMIT OCTOBER 31, 1912. When you tem of railroads ey East k that you k Signals t Wain until yo in making yo! 1 have Steel Coaches and Electric ‘om the time you step aboard the] THE | our destination -You! Be c route ; polite employ a / our little wants are lookec ed with the best of everything at a me Te These Things When You Come to Select Your Route Summer i Gatil fall to a for info: s will be in existence from now| & Middle West and Eastern Points.| E. E. ELLIS, District Uanen Agent, 716 Second Av "hone Main 932, % Hiett 1995. Oregon. Mathingson Station, Corner Jackson St. and Fourth Av. Seattle jOx {Ties Ox ton Dried ‘eed, Belling Bastern Feefisnington timothy . puget sound’ timoth: 19.00@20.00 | 0OGie.00 | ’ 15.0 a; 54.00 22: 89.00@ 40.00 35.00 se | VHE STAR-—THURSDAY, MAY 2, 1912. Remarkable Values Offered Friday and Saturday at The Store That Saves You Money Manufacturers’ Samples and Broken Lines in Hand Bags, Values to $2, Sale Price, 59c Special Attention Directed to Our Phenomenal Values in Ready-to-Wear — Come Early. Friday Wanted || Ten Experienced Saleswomen in our Ribbons, Laces and Ready-to-Wear De- partments. Apply at once. THE STORE THAT SAVES YOU Hae ', SECOND AV. AT JAMES ST. Wanted Experienced Sales- men in our Men's Store. Apply at once. i e Sale of Lewis & Co.’s Stock CONTINUED FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Bargains in Abundance Will Be Displayed on Our Counters, Tables Women’s Tailor Made Suits, Coats, Waists and Dresses at lowest prices yet offered. Special attention di- rected to our mag- nificent line of Wo- men’s Tailor Made Serge Suits. Women’s and Misses’ $20.00 to $25.00 Novelty Tailor Made Suits, now $47.95 Women’s $17.50 Navy pd Serge $9. 15 Women’s and Misses’ $10.00 to $12.00 Silk Dresses, sale ald Ladies’ $6.00 Black Silk Waists for $3.98 $5.00 Silk Waists, all colors, now $9.19 $4.50 Messaline Waists, sale price $4.59 $2.00 Waists, ecru and white, now 98° Women’s Flower Trimmed Hats, Regular values $5 $9.98 Alterations free on all Garments up from $12.00 and Show Cases, Ready for Your Inspection Ladies’ 16- Button White Imported Kid Gloves, $3.50 values $2.49 65c Ladies’ Jersey Ribbed Union Suits, all sizes Ladies’ 25c Hosiery, tan and black. Sale price, pr. Pure Silk bed Cotton Gloves, all Hose, 20c values, pair , pair 5OC—SURPRISE SALE— 59€ PLUSH, VELVET AND LEATHER 10 GROSS—1,440—-LADIES’ MACRAMI, HAND BAGS Broken lines and discontinued numbers bought from a New York manufacturer for less than 50c on the dollar. Ladies’ Hand Bags, worth regular $1.00 Ladies’ Hand Bags, worth regular $1.25. . Ladies’ Hand Bags, worth regular $1.50. . Ladies’ Hand Bags, worth regular $1.75 Dutch Cleanser reg. 10c pkg. our price, 4 25° Shades now going for Clothes Pins, all you want, Carnation Milk] Fels Naptha, sold elsewhere ‘for 10c, 4 cans Pearline Pow- der, pkg. 10c¢ all, Pure 15c Pillow Linen Crash, 17 in. wide, yd. Towels offered for Men’s $5.00 scale orice Oxfords at $9. 49|$1.69|51.89 |51.49| 89° EXTRA?! {Silks and Dress Goods One hundred dozen LADIES’ JER- ilk - SEY RIBBED KNIT UNDERWEAR, ff prac. aur? 19¢ $1.05 all styles and sizes Vests and Pants; i regular 35c to 50c values— 36-inch. Glace Taffetas, guaranteed, $1.50 values. $1.69 $1.59 Ladies’ 5c Handkerchiefs no’ i 2 5c Wire Hair Pins, box 3c 5c Safety Pins, 2c 50c Brooches, Children’s satin 50-in. Cream Whipcord, $2.00 value 25c-35¢ all Pure Silk Ribbon, yard 18° 50c Corset Covers, specia! 29c 5c, 10c Hair Nets, all colors 2:¢ 25c Cake Cuticura Soap Ie 75c Fancy Earrings 58° $1.25, $1.50 Hand Bags 98¢ Ladies’ 50c Belts 39¢ 15c to 25¢ Shell Barrettes each Children’s 75c Trimmed Hats Men’s $3.00 Mallory Hats $1.89 Men’s $1.50 Dress Shirts 69¢ Women’s Sailor Hats 99¢ Women’s 25c, 35c Neckwear 18¢ Ladies’ Two- piece Combina- tion Underwear __18¢ $1.50 values 79¢ sale price Children’s Rib-| Ladies’ 2-clasp colors, special, Slips going for Shoes, sold reg. for $1.50, now Handkerchiefs Men’s Pajamas Men’s Section Mammoth sale of Lewis & Co.'s Quality Clothes for less than Half Price Men’s $15.00 Suits Sale price $4.95 Men’s $20.00 Suits Sale price $9.75 Lewis & Co.'s $25.00 Suits now offered for $47.75 Lewis & Co.'s $35.00 Hand- Tailored Suits hy Men’s 15c Sox 6° Men’s 50c Suspenders, now 17° Lewis & Co.’s Men’s — 19° Lewis & Co.'s $1.75 Dress Shirts 98° Men’s Medium Weight Knit Underwear oue