The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 21, 1912, Page 3

Tamale Grotto = 4411 Third Ave we Will be pleased to ich ou Phone Main Sive One Flight Up ee nah Ss $2-50 Oxford is made over a very comfortable welt asstylish last and is exceedingly popular, COLONIAL aah —- P Saded | Take Elevator. Open Saturday Eveings to 10. ON SAMPLE SHOE SHOP? d Ave. at Pike—Over Swift's Drug Store. R WANT ADS BRING "ILL TRY DIVER FOR Automobile that knocked Mrs Seeves down Monday night, fatally injuring her, will be tried for man | slaughter, according to a statement | made last night by Prosecuting At torney Murphy At the inquest held over the death of the woman it was clearly proved that Smith was going at a high eldent, the coroner's jury finding that “the deceased stepped off the sidewalk at First ay. and Spring st and collided with the side of an an tomobile going at a rate of speed greater than allowed by the city ordinance. Smith. said that he was taking a party home from the Hreakers; that | just before golng over the Madison | st, crossing First, he shifted to the intermediate gear, as the springs on the car were weak, and he had to go slow over the cross Dut shifted back to the high crossing Madison. H Spring, but were closed runing about two feet from the curb, and that when the wom stepped off the sidewalk, she stepped right tn front of the ma chine. TAKING UP DOW'S WORK | J. R Stirrat of Stirrat & Goets }has gone to Prince Rupert, where he will complete the contract for the Grand Trunk Pactfic Ratiway} that was started by Matthew Dow before bis death. The contract calls for the building of docks, ware houses, ete, which will cost $250, | 000. | Modern Furniture Charter Oak Ranges. jULTS — 1 Dance at Dreamland tonigh 25 = $30 Men’s Fine Suits if Sell Again Saturday for fi bs | Crowds have attended this, the largest Clothing Sale ever held in Se- Tomorrow will be a banner day. ‘and $30 Garson-Meyer Suits $12:50 $25 and-$30 W. S. Peck, 2M Suits $12.50 and $30 Strauss pis Suits, $12.50 and $30 Gridiron 9% Suits, $12.50 We don’t need to tell you that these lines are among the best. This is a sale and exactly as represented. Each Suit sold during this sale ‘Will be pressed and kept in repair for one year free of charge. Come early ‘ y. a] FAMOUS “KEYSTONE” UNION MADE | PANTS AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES EVERY PAIR GUARANTEED. A NEW PAIR FOR A RIP 00 Pants, $1.65 || $3.50 Pants, $2.95 0 Pants, $1.95 || $4.00 Pants, $3.35 3.00 Pants, $2.35 |) $5.00 Pants, $3.95 UNION GOODS—UNION CLERKS . BRIDGE & CO. Srirst AND YESLER -TWO ENTRANCES— * RGEST CLOTHIERS ON THE COAST | MANSLAUEHTER Harry J, Smith, chauffeur of the} rate of speed at the time of the ac} | first of the delegates ®| which convenes Company. |" . Seat THE STAR—FRIDAY, JUNE AT CHICAGO GENERAL CONVENTION WOMEN’S CLUBS (By United Press Leased Wire) BAN FRANCISCO, June 21,--The to the 1th biennial convention of the General Federation of . Clubs, val from | Evans night the spectal train, bearing Mra Philip N. Moore, president of the] federation, and other officers, i* due Up to today more than 1,000 dele gates hav thelr credential | cards, en assigned to state LOG ROLLING CONTEST, EVERETT | Machinists’ Unton No. 130, of Bv-| erett, is going to have @ log-Folling contest next Sunday at 3 p. m. at} for the pur of rats | for the us sick and | t events of the kind ever held in Everett. A challenge has been sent to the champion lox }roliers of the Northwest to come jhere and participate, and Byerett | has some performers in thie Ine, } | who wilt meet them in compeltion: FOUND GUILTY gle? in the federal court tn the of John M. Hunslker, charge | wih fraudulent returne while work: {| Das on the 1910 census, jhim to the merey of the court No evidence was offered=in be-jJ half of Hunstker, A motion for aew thal wilt be fied today, ea t Heart Mutto Gop etavioe—Wetiin 100 Ibe | FAST STEAMERS LEAVE COLMAN DOCK A an n Sunday 12:00 Noon, 6:00 ou 1, id 00. Apove rates effective March 1 18 to June 18, * Bt and Schedules Aubject fo"Change. Without. Notice. Masi Sm he ke he to She Shell and Am= planned that it might in every respect eclipse any similar event. sale tomorrow. Warner's Rust Proof Corsets, $2.50 values. Sale price $1.79 Princess Slips, neatly trimmed with lace and embroidery; $1.75 values for $1.29 Big lot of Fancy Braids and Dress Trimmings; regular values to 50c, Sale. price, yard 5,000 yards Nainsook : Embroidery, Edgings jand Insertions; values to 35c. Sale pfice, yard 1,000 sheet roll fine Tissue Paper, regular 10¢ size, 4 rolls 25¢ Ladies’ Hemstitched Handkerchiefs; Sc and some 7c values; each 1 22C Perfumed Toilet Soaps, the regular Sc size; cake 3c Carnation Milk, sold elsewhere for 10c can; our price, 4 cans for 29¢ Fels-Naptha, Ivory or ‘ Fairy Soap, 7 bats for 25¢ Gold Dust, Pearline or Citrus Washing Pow- der, package 18¢ ream of Wheat, delic- ious breakfast food; regular 25¢ package 16¢ Continental Corn or Riverside Gloss Starch, regular 10c package Tc Old Reliable Dutch Cleanser and Red Seal Lye, price everywhere 10c; 4 cans for , 25¢ the Beer- sucker Kip plette in plain and fancy figured, at yard 15¢c SECOND AV. AT JAMES ST. OUR GREAT JUNE WHITE SALE It began June 1, and will continue until end of month, a sale for which we have carefully REMARKABLE SALE OF Men’s Clothing and Furnishing Goods Men's and Young Men's Society brand Suits, vario 1 new and stylish models, excelling in all the finer pointe ‘ehine one-be of workmanship and fit, at aif regular prices SEE CORNER WINDOW DISPLAY. High Class Clothing For‘Men and Young Men HALF-PRICE “Society,” “Sincerity,” “Sopho- more” Brands 1912 PATTERNS AND STYLES $3.00 Men's Working | Pants $1. $1.50 You Whipeord Pants $16.85 | $20 Suits...$9.75 $13.85 | $15 Suits... $4.95 gt 1 known brands of cloth im to offer the best red on the Pacific $4.60 All Wool Pants $3.39 3.00 Corduroy Pants 98 ng Men's ee Boy’ WASH Children Builts in be and chamb pray; $1.50 values $1. Blouse Suits in heavy galates; $2.00 $1.49 s Clothing Dept. SUITS—THEY MUST GO « Wash | Just received, a new st pereale | lot of-Hlouse Walsts, also Blouses with saflor collar, Friday and Saturday, special } 19. |. 49c Ay large line of Butn- mer weight Suits in | Odd sizes: $8 and $6 values $3.45 Men’s Furnishing Goods Greatest variety and best values | at these prices we've ever known. Big lot of Men's Nainsook Athletic Underwear, shirts And drawers; Fegular 500 values. 9 Bale price oe c Men'é Silk Mose, black, «ray and tans; regular 250 values. Pa | Men's all wool ‘Rutt Neck Sweater | Coats; regular $7.00 values. Sale price Men's $1.26 Neglize® Shirty Abundance; all sizes, 49c now 3 : Men's $1 00 Dre “- Bhi rts, “Fergal son-MeKinney brand;” plain: and fancy striped kind, 62c Sale price A One hundred dozen Men's 10c Socks in black and tans. Sale priee, pair ° Men's 65c Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers. Sale price Men's $3 and $3.50 Mallory Hats, latest styles and all colors and size Men's $2 and $26 3 “Emery or Savoy make, 11 3 plaited sty! Sale price Merfs regular $2.00 sail 19 Cases now selling 39 for . Suit Conch Worth regular $1, 59 $2.00. 5 Straw Sait Cases, worth ti 39 $2.00, Sale price .: sett % GREAT SALE OF WOMEN’S GARMENTS A sale that ‘tarriés with it cx ‘That Saves'You Money” is the ¢e $6 to $12 LINEN SUITS, Fight hondred Ladies’ Linen and Linenette also local manufa explained to us ridiculously low prices gray, Mght bine, chased for spot of material. Th a ret from busi the Two and 1 Piece Suits in all Suits worth regular $6.00, $7.50, $9.00, $10.50, $12.00— Included in this lot are 200 dozen lavender and coral Duster Goats, White Sale Millinery | what remarkable values thi: White Sale offers in stylish ‘Trim med Hats, Six hundred Striped and White Terry Cloth Hats, made uy different gular $3.00 value $1.79 te Hats of pea 39c styles onvincing proof that the “Store nter Of greatest values. SALE PRICE $1.98 Suits, in white, k and white checks, pur- er for jess than half cost was that he was about to tans, sizes for young ladies and women. SALE PRICE $1.98 June Waist Sale 1 lot of —_ rie Waists, the or he. 69¢ Anni 98 Silk Walsts in a gener: amt $3.23 Waist versary price $6.50 I ous asor Sale pric worth regular White Sale $2.00. Great June Shoe Sale TODAY AND Greatest values and Oxfords we'y Our entire line Women's Low SATURDAY in Shoes, Pumps e ever known. of Men's and Shoes must go, re gardiess of cost or former selling prices Ladies’ $3.00 White Pumps and Oxfords Canvas | at Men's $4.00 Work Shoes at Ladies’ $3.50 White Canvas Shoes at $2, 49s | Bors, coe me ee $1.89 i “bw $2.49 $1.49 at. re hildren’ s $1 50 Shoes at Men’s $5.00 Tan Shoes at New bargain lots in abundance on | 10c Bottle Machine Oil 6c $1 value Japanese Rugs, 36x72-inch. Anniver- sary Sale price 4/c Splendid lot of 15¢ « , Fancy Lawns 93c $1.25 White Mercer- ized Table Cloths, size 64x68. Sale price 98c Men's $1.25 Negligee Shirts. Sale price 49c 75c good quality Hair Brushes now offered for 43c 25¢ to 35c all pure silk plain and fancy Rib- < . bons, yard 16¢c 60c value—58-inch Mer- cerized Tabling, large variety of patterns to select from, special, yd. 3ic $1.25 value—64x64 Mer- cerized Hemstitched Table Cloths at 89c 20c Values Hemstitched Pillow Slips, 45x36, at 132¢ $2.00 value—Comforts, extra large size, filled with white cotton, $1.48 $1.00 value—Cotton Batting, size 72x84, weight 3 Ibs., at 65¢ 15c value—Turkish Towels, bleached and unbleached, large size, 72c