The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 15, 1912, Page 3

‘1 HE STAR--MONDAY, JULY 15, Aw NOW WAIT A miture, | We CANNY CATON ANY THING VF You KEMP ON TALKING! 1 Wanr To ao tn TO Go 1M, THATS Au TWER eis Yor,” | Dowty THERE ARG ANMPPISH IM THis MAKE. WeVE fen OUT Two HOURS Now? $250,000 Stock Must Be Converted Into Cash By Order of Directors Tomorrow you'll We ed Counters, Bargain Tables and Show Cases well supplied with many more such phenomenal values as those that attracted so y well-satisfied customers to the “STORE THAT SAVES YOU MONEY” each day since this remark- able sale began. Same bona fide reductions will prevail, and in many instances greater bargains offered. Every dollars’ worth of Merchandise in the hous¢, without limit or restriction, at reduced prices. VISITORS TO THE CITY POTLATCH WEEK ARE INVITED TO MAKE THIS STORE THEIR HEADQUARTERS. PRE-INVENTORY | PRE-INVENTORY SALE CAWEORD'S. INTRODUCING TO YOUR NOTICE THE [Bhi ni SME 9g, PRE-INVENTORY PRE-INVENTORY PRE-INVENTORY SALE SALE SALE bbe values, fo Kleinert’s Satin Hook-on Great big lot of all Pure Manutacturers’ Surplus Thousands of yards Trim- REAL AMERICAN GOAT, C. D. HILLES ay PREINVENTORY SALE Silk Elastic Hose Sup- Silk 35¢ and 50c Ribbons, Stock of Fancy Buttons ming Braids and Guimpes, . values to $1.00. Sale price now, yard values to 35c yard getting even with the world for any Bale price old sort of misfortune e If a man broke his arm he beat wera aso adae- the goat. If a chiefs wife was a seold, he beat the goat. if rains! card Warner's $250 Rust Proof } r ‘overs 0 Once upop a time there was a) ee yes eure 39c port little Oriental kingdom where the - PREINVENTORY SALE pie ode people kept a communistic oat Ladies’ Jorsey ribbed Vests that which was used by everybody for 2 i sold for 26« 14: C C C Corsets, Sate fice $1.28 penyerory # = HERE ARE THE SORT OF The e saedoiee betwee R. Crawford, former the Seattle, Renton FA b and the bondsmen of the com Peabody, Houghtelng & Co. » Willfam | ruined the crops they beat the goat sident of If a husband died the widow beat ern, {the goat oO ay & stranger, observing the PRE-INVENTORY SALE aT. | strange performance, asked what it eet be aired in the federal court, accord- | meant ant ing tc clelon Yaade by Fedora The Koat is the symbol of mis Ladies’ Linen Suits Thousands and thou- Judge fortune,” said the native. “When all color: i ae Crawford alleged that the b anythin wrong we beat him Settee nf po yes e @ sands of yards Lons- attempting Wha « goat's name? paca ip ca dale Muslin, the kind the comy We call him,” the native replied, | price sold regularly for $1,000,000. ge Frater | "the secretary to the president.” 12%, sale price, yds ’ wrior court appointed a| This is a true story. If you don't c ent J Hante a day or | believe It, ask George Bruce Cortel ont. # Cord for the bdondsmen on A YOU°’LL WANT TO BUY pany was insolvent. In the su > perior court it w med by the PRE-INVENTORY PRE-INVENTORY n ev yy $30.00 Suits for Men | $20 and $25 “College ouaS ane i Clasp Importec id pink go Giaeren petactnaly Serge and Young Men | Brand” & W. S. Peck ee ee sizes, sale price 69° $14.75 Suits, $9. 85 61 c The best er offered. All efi sti ect cole. ane the jurisdi om the ground the Was between the ¢ ferent states. LEN JURY 1S DISCHARGED CHAS. 0. HILLIS, WHO WILL RUN TAFT’S CAMPAIGN, WYJHEVILLE, Va, July 15—! You, William Loeb, Jr.. Charles Nor-jown school at the same time, and and other zens of two “Society Brand” Suits in the new blue, gray st 1912 late colorings. The new workmat The fary in the case of Clauds|ton or Charlee D. Hilles, TheyT!/then was drafted by the New York alana aS ac J ope? charged with complicity m{ confirm it with enthusiasm. They juvenile court to build and run its PRE-INVENTORY models, The best fitting clothing made PRE-INVENTORY the Hillsvitle murders in Judge| know boys’ home <t Dobbe’ Ferry SALE 7; ” 20 W. S. Peck & Co SALE ctera Geust Team, peported aj The lates: and most successfull 1:0). tien worked thé guides 5 S h e i , Soe bodes ead eve dincharget.| Gent le Hillcn end this very goat! Tiere Miles eee ne turer 1,000 Sheet Roll Best op omore an Men’s Good Quality ht stood. out. for first degree|thing explains why be has been os in, , on of everyhody in Tissus Toilet Paper, Suits 50c Vaierwerr lor nequittal. Selected chairman of the national "murder and four for committee ond given the respon Claude Allen is a son of Floyd) : Allen, patriarch of the Allen ganz,| S!bility of getting President Taft re who was recently convicted of mur-) © ected. T the uplite bore a repu' . #s, and, naturally 10¢ value, sale price F t B d S t min @ toe ee . rat Dran uts ‘ lected thee ence thee needed former among the folks back home g 7 7 5 e ugh cm Bey Aap ~ Gree That wax the way Taft heard abort c e c der in the first degree him and that was why Taft made e Piss ocd tan at y. They are $20 ¢ colors are tan a a ey are $2 Pas ‘oat in history for the job—so they 8 4 his assistant secretary of the trem» a s everywhere, but $7.75 buys them during REPUBLICANS ete cpa eg aA Models for young men, in all the newest | Su } Still working the golden rub shades, including the new Dixie gray | this sale sistant secretary of the treasury JOIN ROYALISTS |::<- zears ase, be, was known to ee reasury department’-made thr PREANVENTORY MEN'S $4.50 All $3,39 BOYS’ $7.50 3 QB | BOYS’ $1 Knicker. 19¢ Salts at. cs. 4... ‘ bocker Pants at .. PRE-INVENTORY SALE YN. July 15.—The republican| naughty boys. After picking up a 5.000 employes like him This made Wool Trousers ue ft 5 laces: cont to Braganza rs fight Httle learning here and there and & hit with Taft, so when Secretary 75¢ and $1.00 Crochet Ladies’ $3.00 White the Portugues: royalists are report-| working as 9 reporter in Ohio,’ Norton found the resp ities Bags, white and ecru, MEN'S $3 Working 1 BOYS’ $5.00 * $3, 45 BOYS’ 75¢ Knicker- 49 Canvas Pumps and © ed today to have joined the enemy. Hilles, at the age of chose bad | Of his job too I ght for a m ht sale price Pants ’ Suits at | bocker Pants at % C Oxfords, sale price ‘The republican government has boys as his particular field of ac calibre, Taf: took Hilles over to the decided not to shoot captured royal-|tivity, He joined the staff of offi. White House MEN'S $2 Work 1 BOYS’ $3.50 | CHILDREN’ S $1.50 ists as originally intended, Dbut/cials at the boys’ industrial schoo!) On what seems to be reliable Cc Pants i ‘ Suits at besos Wise sok ee Cc probably will send them to penal at Lancaster, O., and became super. authority, it ts reported that Hilles| colonies | in Africa Intendent. + traveled around the hasn't been wring the golden rule} Children’s “Cowboy,” “Indian,” Baseball and Military S iced p 4 | ———— country mixing with other uplifters| so much as the practical politi until 1902, making a model of his rule since ho got into anew *, | ED DDY TOO BUSY ERRMSG separ PRE-INVENTORY || PRE-INVENTORY OYSTER BAY, July 15.—Explain ing that bi eparation for the SALE SALE Finicage progrcesive convention was & Line MARKETS 5] 20¢ Colored Table $1.00 and -£1.25 Silk 1 | Oilcloth, sale price, Gloves, elbow length, pele | . taking up ali his time at present Dresses, worth to $1.75, White Canvas Shoes yard pair Ontords, tans, black and patent leather; | Theodore Roosevelt this afternoon 14 78° Bese $1.19 | $2.49 declined an invitation to speak July 20 at Jackson, Mich., under the party was born. STOP ST. WORK BRIDE “SUCH _ARE THE VARIETIES AND SO_LOW THE PRICES, THAT NONE WHO_COME_MAY_BE_ DISAPPOINTED PRE-INVENTORY PRE-INVENTORY |] PRE-INVENTORY SALE SALE SALE PRE-INVENTORY PRE-INVENTORY SALE SALE Children’s White Ladies’ $3.50 PRE-INVENTORY SALE Four hundred pairs Ladies’ Pumps and For the convenience and protec “ | tion of the visitors and participants (my United Press Leased Wire) Eeee—Buying Price in the Potlatch, Mayor Cotterill ba*| Wintgporo, Cal, July 15— | 28*" “Pew as Prien! instructed the board of publ ehesassien coal works to have covered all holes in|Alarmed, it is reported, by anony- w : the street, and also to have 4!i| mous letters threatening her life on PRE-INVENTORY |] PRE-INVENTORY |] PRE-INVENTORY SALE SALE SALE | street work stopped next week. A!l the eve of her marriage to Malcolm 15e Bolt Narrow Women's $17.50 Men's $4.00 Ladies’ Hair Nets, with $7.00 Roll Neck Men's 25c railings and platforms where Wiieman, Miss Jennie Crocker, Cal Satin Ribbon, Navy Blue Serge Work Shoes, or without elastic, 5c Sweater Coats Cotton Socks, sale price 11° PRE-INVENTORY SALE Big lot of Ladies’ values, now 5 for 10° PRS-INVENTORY ® SALE 10¢ Can Carnation Milk, going for $4.98 PRE-INVENTORY SALE Old Dutch Cleanser, crowds congregate will be strenyh ened 5-yard bolt Suits sale price I $2.69 PRE-INVENTORY |] PRE-INVENTORY |] PRE-INVENTORY SALE SALE SALE $32.59 Women's ifornia’s richest heiress, today placed her estates under the closest Prevention of police surveillance. Detectives are : on guard at all gates which mark Industrial Accidents entrances to the grounds. Even Prevention of industrial acci- tradesMen are not allowed to enter, dents is the subject of a free illus |jeaving their wares at the gates, to trated lecture to be given at A#-'be carried half a mile to the Crock- p sembly Hall, new ttle Chamber |er mansion by trusted employes. f of Commerce, Cent at Miss Crocker’s $60,000 wedding #:30 tonight by David Van Schaack|takes place tomorrow. Meanwhile 1 Rot Hagtford, Conn., director of the'the young heiress is accompanied 25¢ and 35¢ 7 Barg Fels-Naptha, ierention at the Adina Life. tn. hy ‘ia? 4 - —? B soy Our te me | Coral Necklaces, Boe 1 Migses’ vory_or evaporated to the con- scours tinware, reise souepany ; eu Aad yeas 3 Pang Beas “4 now Novelty Suits Fairy Soap sistency of cream, 4 cans ete., 4 cans 75¢ Muslin Skirts for Mr, Van Schaack {s the author.of pyiscopal chureh In San Mateo 19 two of the most nt when Bishop William Ford Nichols a 114} that have yet # sete ihe sey, 208M lie er ie c Cc c c c country on the qi le will attend the wedding celebration, | Bac we 118 | fing so far as possib! eventa-|heing introduced as guests. The} wikia, ae tive measures the fr annnallinvited guests, whose Invitations | )y%1, t is | Killing and injuring of our indus wil) be closely scrutinized, number Poultry —Lowat maytag Prive, | Gal workers, The first © book,| s09 spring | i@ is PRE- PRE- PRE- PRE- PRE- “Safeguards for the Prevention of Ow, Fs aes one aA cb open z sree Reem : Pham Matsa: “Kostdents,”. wa 5 Turkeys, tre, PREINVE TORY INVENTORY |IINVENTORY |JINVENTORY |] INVENTORY |] INVENTORY PRE-INVENTORY ed in 1910, the second Le x ins SALE SALE SALE SALE SALE SALE SALE working Safeguards appeared | * Women's Men’s $3.50 s fies . F last fall . Lee pass nore ret Ae cae ettiog pepe 8¢ Calic tha all colors, Alo Trimmed Regular 50c Men's : Straw Hats Men's $1.50 Ladies’ and Children’s Black NEW SEWARD POSTMASTER. |* battle with Florence Roberts’ 1.50@ 1 pet. ers 40 Hats, regular Peanut Straw |] Wash Ties in with Potlatch Negligee Cotton Hose; guaranteed ‘ values to $5, Hats, sale abundance, bands, sale Shirts now stainless; regular value 15c which a bellboy by mis 10¢ eis various col- YASHINGTON, D. C., July 15 *< 1.5 4 . rege # take carried to his rooms, Nat is now price going at price offered for Sale price, L pair re te 2b » senate has confirmed the now! : patton of Philp J. Hickey ir to be * Goodwin is changing apart ors; Tuesday, 5} postmaster at Seward, Alaska. The|* ments at his hotel The eat, 5 per yard : 98c 9c 1c $2 13 68c * which won in a romp, was ban ' nomination of Wm. Marshall Bullitt to be solicitor general of the es was also confirmed * ished by the management * DRE BECAUSE HE GOT PEEVED REDDING, Cal, July 13.—G, J Feeeeeeeeneet Ft OF COURSE THE REDUCTIONS IN MANY INSTANCES SEEM RIDICULOUSLY LOW, BUT THERE’S A REASON FOR IT What Ic Will Buy What 3c Will Buy Tuesday. 1.00@ THE STORE THAT SAVES YOU MONEY 1 1 < trom'’s body 1 cattered all rr4 NICHOLS FEEO Sie tailors to ayuecasitd bapbe toy | ss a sec ins tk’ bocpet & olidk. of Ane: ‘| te will buy Ladies’ 50 3c will buy 5c te 7¢ cakes infesting a 02% Marikerahita: Toilet Soaps. 3c will buy big Se box Wire Hair Bins. 3c will buy 10¢ spool Corticelli Sewing Silk. 3c will buy 5¢ card Pearl Buttons. 3e will buy 10¢ box Eng- lish Moth Bails, , ) out ouched | A aloupe 2.26@ 2 mite Into his mouth and touched Cuntaloupe o> gig pi ihe Bastern Wasnington HE MAV KEEP CHANGE puna, ond LOS ANC 2S, July 13.—-Leav. | Alfalta ‘ ing three Dachshunds to her bus band, Mra. Anna Rogers’ will also bi ort a | provides that they shall be chloro Mod Gorn... ....39.00@40.00 jformed within a reasonable tim ngs» « : 46:00 latter her death. It sets aside for the job, and Rogers may keep : the change, if any. Dance at Dreamland tonight. * te will buy 3 packages Wire Hair Pins. te will buy 3 pieces tron- ing Wax. 1c will buy 3c Paper Pins, to will buy 3 cards Safety Pins. SECOND AV. AT JAMES ST. ” 46.00