The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 10, 1912, Page 3

How Do You Know the CROWN Pianos to Be the Best? Because of Our Feartess Challenge { any other highest grade plano de of a Crown fn your home f quality of tone, artistic beauty of of construction. You may obtain the opinion 4 expert upon the comparative merits of the two f Fe ee ‘Try them out side by side in your home until pare) that n ie all we claim for it, We know Te ee better. pla with all respect to other high-erade a will be « ed when you investigate the Crown ga learn how reasonably you can purchas of them when from mar jo yourself an in soak od { Investigating | un hey the Crown ange, whether saywhere in t We have agencies 7 in Seaite or ¥ ho lowest possible, consistent with grade. 4 ed States. ‘Oar terms are SPOUSE. Brom trom YN yar THIRD AVE. NEAR PIKE ST. eed UT as you want t us your clothiers, f fimited your p ; a guilt here to be » a1800 . $25. 00 R & WOLFF ek i _|gled to hie f jfire on the man System of Suit Building | TO ABOLISH | | COURT OF COMMERCE? (By United Press Leased Wire) WASHINGTON, May id= By a vote of 420 to 49 the house yesterday voted to abol- leh the commerce court. Forty republicans, including most of the progressives, supported the democratic majority. The wv which wa ken in f the whole, ie vir far as the house Another fight Is however, when the » executive and Judicial ‘appropriation bill comes up for final passage. HILLSVILLE HEROINE TO TESTIFY AGAINST ALLEN OUTLAW GANG JEZEBEL GOAD the strongest witn against the Allen gang in trial for the Hiltsville, Va, se murders, will be Mina Jexe bel Goad. When"the Allens started shooting, her father, the clerk of the court, fell wounded, He strug t and emptied his re laws Allen kept up a steady unded clerk, Miss ran to him through a storm & new weapon rove the Allens off volver at the and Clande Jez and a HEINZE LOSES BOSTON, May 1¢ By a ruling oday of F. Re + Ai AB Hall as r, FP. Augustes Heinse loses in copper stocks which he t. Joyce of New York and other plaintiffs pledged with D. F. jand other Boston note brokers in collateral for a loan ¢ $200,000 obtained by Heinze and his associates. i} | | | |1,000 BOYS TO SING IN CHORUS A chorus of 1,000 voices, made up of boys, will be heard at the May Music ‘estival of the Seattle jachools at the two days’ exercises | starting on May 17. The boys will |be heard at the matinee Saturday We are getting the suit trade of by town with our Hoffman sys- - | of hand-tailoring and bust and | $50 to. $70 for a suit can @ suit here of just as good and better workmanship jot Madam Ri lafternoon, the isto The reiearsals for the event are ander the sapervision of David T. Davies, musical instructor of Seat high schools. last day of close of the armonic Or has rendered several rts during the past in the program appears the name Kelsey and Mr voices are well Cunning whi known to Seattle music lovers Sale Price 922.50. | Guaranteed Suits Big suit sale starts Sat back of each suit s« * guar- ner ‘ n I suits. $16, 45 | SUITS AD a COATS, mix a! Sant ailored | $2.00 Children’s tb Ovelty Serge Suits, Lawn Dresses ~ Mannish mixtures 65c nigel sax | *° We i ra a $1.45 Piece | $1.50 Lingerie Waists $i 4.50 | 75c Dresses for | $5-00 French Plumes * $10.00 95c Norfolk Suits | $20.00 French Plumes | $10.00 $6.95 <°.00 sored and Suits | $2.50 House Dresses 00 Blue Serge Suits | $7.50 Confirmation "96. 95 | Dresses pe AE -t-Town Readers Will Save Railroad Fare by Buying $3.45 at This Big Sale. itfman Cloak & Suit Co. PETER F, REGAN, Mgr. 1316 SECOND AV. }Shop Employes FAVOR STRIKERS SACRAMENTO, Cal, May 10 Unofficial word has reached the strike committee of the Harriman Federation here that an overwhelming vote is being cast by the 350,000 men in the Fed. eration of Railway Workers in favor of action in defense of 30,000 striking mechanics on the Harrt man lines The following are rage | prions paid by Ions Commtegton mer ante to the producers. ‘cases are sudject to yotiation Scooraia to" fromaness and” general at these pi D Eigreise indicated, are for strictly ws ‘and Mutver—Selling Price wasningran Dut ws 20@ (36 Proit—ening Pr spring | preaker ime | Boare ibe | Bacon Boiled | Ox ton Dried | Bacon springs, 2.1be. EPrings, over 2 Turkeys ive Hens Looe | Korine duckling | Ducks, uve 1b doz M te ia acting Price, =, 100 onions Carrots, #8¢ nparague |Anparague. Feed. s ernst hy Jana’ ‘timothy 18-0 While Sidna! $600,000 STOCK! Adams | | THE STAR—FRIDAY;-MAY 30, 1912. Extra—Ladies’ All Pure Silk, Long Gloves, All Sizes, $1.25 and $1.50 Values, Saturday, 93c $1 to $2 Ladies’ Plush, Velvet and Leather Hand Bags, Sale Price, 59c bo WIRE | 91.60 LACE HAIR PING CURTAING 92.00 COMFORTS $1.48 76e Fancy EARRINGS 58c Mammoth Sale THE STORE THAT SAVES YOU MONEY 1Se HUCK Women's TOWELS Tc 26, 36e NECKWEAR 18¢ Men's 16¢ HANDKER CHIEFS 4c 106 ai! pure LINEN CRASH 5c of Lewis & Co.’s Stock SECOND AV. AT JAMES ST. Ontinued Today and Saturda Again You'll Find Our Counters, Bargain Tables and Show Cases Well Supplied With More and Greater Bargains Than Yet Offered 1S¢ Azua Lawn, all colors, per yard Towels, now per yard 10¢ 19¢ Aic Women’s Ready-to-Wear Apparel DOWN GO THE PRICES All Trimmed Hats, values Women's Three-quarter up to $10, at Jackets, black and tan, $12 $2 59 values, for a Sailor Hats, all colors, $3.98 worth to $2.00 98 Middy Blouses, sizes 12 to 20, $1.50 values, for Children’s Straw Hoods, correct for warm weather 98c 39c to 98c Amazing values in Lingerie Waists Women's and Misses’ Blue and Brown Serge Suite, 69c G19.50 volaes foc $3.00 Messaline Petticoats, $9 75 all colors . Known ae Our Leader. $1 93 s All Novel Suits, the * Alterations free on Suits ghoices of the season's show- ing, at almost Half. and Coats above $12.00. Children’s Vici Kid Shoes, sizes 1 to 5; regular 50c values; now, pair 23¢ 15¢ Pillow Slips Going for 35¢ Mercerized Children’s 65c Rompers Gowns, various colors, sale price 49c SALE OF SHOES, PUMPS AND OXFORDS Men's $4.00 Gunmetal Calf, Suede Top Button Shoes, now $2.49 Men's $4.00 Work Shoes Ladies’ $2.50 Dress Shoes for $1.49 Ladies’ $4.50 Tan Button Shoes $3.49 $1.50 Child’s Fancy Shoes for 79¢ Ladies’ $3.00 Dress Shoes, Button or Blucher style, for this sale $1.98 25¢-85c Pure Silk Ribbon, yard Women's 5¢ Handkerchiefs 22¢ Ladies’ 25c Black or Tan Cotton Hose Ite Ladies, 35c Lisle Hose, Black, Tan, Pink or Blue, i pair 19¢ McCormack Bros., Second Av. at James St.: 7c Challis, various colors and designs, Ladies’ $1.25 Muslin sleeves, now Ladies’ 2-clasp Pure Silk Gloves, all colors, special, pair Ladies’ 16-button White Imported Kid Gloves, $3.50 values $2.49 EXTR Women's Jersey-Ribbed Summer Weight Under- wear, Vests and Pants, values to 50c; for this 21° Ladies 50c Brassieres, neatly trimmed with lace and embroidery 29° Ladies’ White Outing Gowns, dainty pink and biue trimming, garment 59° Men’s 50c Porous Knit Underwear, Athletic style, now 79¢ 2ic Carnation Milk, sold else- where for 10c can, our price Four Cans 25c Old Dutch Cleanser, usually 10c, McCormack’s Price Four Cans 25c Fels Naptha, Fairy or Ivory Soap 7 Bars 25c 25c pkg. Gold Dust, Citrus Powder or Pearline 18¢ Searchlight Matches double dipped kind, 5c box, McCormack’s price 3 Boxes 1Qc Children’s Ribbed Cotton Hose, 20c values, per pair 65c Ladies’ Jersey- Ribbed Union Suits all sizes 39c MEN’S STYLISH CLOTHES From Lewis & Co.’s Smart Hand-Tailored Garments for Men and Young Men. Men's Suits, values to $15.00 sale price $4.95 Men's $20 Suits $9.75 Men's $25.00 Suits $11.75 Lewis & Co.’s Strictly Hand Tailored $35.00 Suits $18.75 Men's 50c Cable Silk Arm Bands or Garters BOYS’ DEPARTMENT We're headquarters for everything the lad wants. Men's 25c Wash Ties Tic Men's $1.00 Madras Shirts, coat style, cuffs attached 63c Men's $3.50 Mallory Hats now offered for low neck, short Two hundred Boys’ Odd Coats for the little fellows, $4.00 and $5.00 values 95c Juvenile Suits, worth regular $4.00, $4.50 and $5.00, now $1.95 Boys’ $5.00 ‘Corduroy Suits, $3.45 Boys’ Trousers, worth regular 7Sc, sale price . Lewis & Co.'s stock of Four-in-Hand Ties, sale price 19¢ Lewis & Co.’s $1.75 Fine Dress Shirts, sale price Men’s Medium Weight Cotton Ribbed Underwear, 75¢ values =The Store That Saves You Money