The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 28, 1913, Page 3

THE STAR—WEDNESDAY, MAY 28, 1913 3 —— - ~ e wanes STORE CLOSED MEMORIAL DAY dawveatiies > Special Reduced Prices for Thursday Anniversary Sale Has But Two More Days to Run mews’ DOCTOR ROBBED, DOESN'T | i em. wen wet Exe INN ATI O., May 28--In-;events of Sunday night. Twice be x King legal vengeance fore the same thing had happened Santas ” on wt os man who rot bed hia /t him Awakening aa rom A "3 i i , Zins | Oana D'S, P'Reamor ta him ta roan, he itd foam ta bis omen , Come Prepared for the Best Bargains That You Have Ever Selected 3 Ny RE I atone This_is_Your Store—Where Everything is Done In Your_Interest ott ktlled the thief in him Following Byers’ arrest, Kramer rs teat When the man gets well, Kramor CMed on him In jail, On the man’s H ) Se\"| will appear before the grand jury fOr@head the physictan noticed a Open Thursday Night Until 10 P. M. 2 i lain that, since the thief no *°4 ’ nnd explain that, since the thief bch eitee ia eee irek: ¢ We realize that many busy people cannot Lite al bridge worker tn Pennsylvania, had find time during the day to supply their pramere country home in Fe falton off a weaffold and fractured Memorial Day necessities, We will be open Bo Phomaa was ransacked Sunday) 'i* skul ROO He Foc sah an ethical preparation. | night. Some of the stolen articles JOD W4® gone and he joined the a = were found tn the pos ah ABLE SILK I Pp How would you Iike to have your| AND HOSIERY! Ninth United States tof, drain fixed up?" asked the doctor Costs One-Fourth | Thomas, Byers was arres Just what I need,” said Byers Ryers remembered nothing of the ‘cace something wrong up vate Thomas Byers, Well mounted on sticks, with i oar heads 5c So Many Specially Priced for Clover Day Priced 366 to Waiats of fin , o! ne white Lawn, embr red yo with Valenciennes lace, edging an Inexpensive WAISTS For the (/ Summer = / Three New Styles Selling at 79¢ = de e and front, and finished | t of Judge Yung-| was released from jail to| go to the operating table. TITANIC WAIFS | SS RWW 8% ARE IN POVERTY. EPMO 20c Lace Scarfs 12 tiful for sideboards, he or $1.50 Comforts $1.19 toi L size, extra heavy and : fille th clean cotton; take i i “Tace Curtains “9c : Curtains; large assortment £ 17c Serpentine Crepes | 10c 40 inches wide, floral pat terns, n best colors and plenty of patterns to choose ; fr Clover Day, 8c Shelf Oil Cloth 4c Standard grade, in best pat terns scalloped and bor Jered. Clover Day, 75c Bath Rugs 48c Heavy Terry Bath Mats in good designs and light col- Sale of Tailored Coats and Suits Continues NEW YORK, May 28.—Another| - | il 4OOTT Ri ¥ chapter of one of the most tragic] incidents of the Titante disaster was enacted when Mrs, Marcelle Navratil, mother of the two little 3 4 waifs who were rescued by Miss | Margaret Hays and who were iden ; e ‘ P ¢ i ; Many richly and superbly Fa ped F ae made complete in our scientifically equipped factories, oi Dha — ave hi oe against the} finished, and all artistically neck and rt sleeves; the waist backed by an experience and an enviable reputa * hl ge lll te a and honestly made nearly forty-five years standing. Where refine- Mrs. Nav whet tna been Se Ladies’ Sults, values to $15.00, Clover Dr is most in evidence our instruments are most able to o any of the relief fund now $8.98 Fine Lawr ‘ ith Dy c ur ¢ iated. disbursed this co rimmed ar ce inser r n the f t an ‘ ‘ 7 Ladies’ Suits, values to $16.50, t a = = poses <I $2,500,000 raised abros %-length ‘ now $12.50 . trying to support her regained chil Some Have Crowns Others Bear a Cross dren by Embroider list your neighbors who have| If any of your neighbors have Ml. Nice, amas Piceahicitian “acne boetoig pineehaat pad “2 } Ms vig it bgp poe As sot 20 Te a » satis. | COURDt bargain-sale pianoe—the by F. K. Hays shows that the moth-| mitch ¢ rs, lace trimmed front CROWN pianos if they are satie-| Ve gino now-$198 kind ask [er and her child Pepaigy Ladies’ Coats, values to $15.00, trimmed I lars, la send they will tell you “Yes.”| them if they are satisfied and ae er children are Iiving in pee $0.57 ‘ Msn ole - ney ai 793 ee rrr roe ne | ened Wil Say NO” BK he } Ladies’ Coats, values to $12.50, etitat 5s ? lgdunge their CROWN pianos/{f they would like to exchange aoe $5.95 Other Reductions as Follows y will | for CROWN panos and they will en Yes t Ladies’ Coats, values to $22.50, sats 49 # A reason.) rhe reason is in now $13.98 now $1.19 mn why there! Rargain-sale pianos a } $2.00 Crepe Kimonos, now eel ‘ $2.75 oh any 1 at the “Now $1.49 new $1.39 pianos today as any| the Was" price similar grade and |p.) like CROW Neither do they NECKWEAR Two Sample Lines on Sale Tomorrow Priced at 1-3 Off Beautiful line Ladi Neckwear, one of a kind r ufacturer. The acme of perfection—the creation of the eye and the needle Sample Line Since this company started| CROWN planos nor Rusiness in 1870 we have manu CROWN pianos : { feetured and sold nearly 98,000| Pianos of the grade of the i and the first ones turned| CROWN are always excepted FI cut are still in use. from bargain-sale prices. PRE When you buy a CROWN Piano you get the real bar- gan you are secking—more than you pay for—with WM utisiaction thrown in. CROWN Pianos are as standard ws the gold dollars saved by buying at the Factory Store, 1421 Third Avenue. GEO. P. BENT COMPANY CROWN PIANOS FACTORY §f | “Slave CONCORD PIANOS Established 1870 CHICAGO ~* slave, falls Boys’ Ribbed Hose 12c festructible double wart passed for duraldélity extra strength and Ladies’ Hose, three ngs, Every one a picture; many models styles. Special 23c Ladies’ silver gray H " yw silk; fourthread, doub! eae a ‘ spliced sole, alk ’ boot $1.50 Cotton Blankets 98c Size 64x80; white only, with ndsome colored borders. Clover Day Special, 98 a pair nae c ——— Men’s Chambray Shirts 49c Shirts of Blue Chambray with Military turndown collar; full sizes and finish, with pearl buttons. Clover 49 Day, each c Men’s $1.00 Shirts | 49c Dress Shirts in best patternr, stripes and figures; all size g. bog Ophea eer: 4c Child’s Shoes, a jpair 98c $1.25 Gun metal Lace ‘Shoes, 5 to 8. Clover 98 a ve v Millinery Specials Trimmed Hats, values to $7.50. No two alike Choice $3.25 Shapes and with imported flowers ar es, Pine and off, All Shell # j qT knowing she is a 1 love with her The lose {s dramatic, the octoro nally acknowle g the truth of and her own! a burr «K house ay her} apticed, silk prized Mack © Hose, for lace boot or We stand first, last and at all times on our superiority of style and tailoring, and you may rest assured that any suit you buy here e e 6 = i] At the Home Until Friday | Bread Cast Upon the Waters,” | two reels 6 Girl tive's Youth and Jealous.” At the Olympian Tonight 4 will be the best Let us show you our $20.00 Union Made Suits now Selling at $14.75 Embroidered Kid Gloves 87c The Francinc white and colors, . SUMMER TOURIST TICKETS ily.” sean eve Dey Oe = Your Boy Appreciates Good ‘ Polly Clover Day { re ar 87c It would be absolutely tmpossible for you to Clothes At the Yesler Until Friday duplicate these even at the former To Eastern Destinations, on sale May 28th A Little Tease . 1 price of § T are in the rewest And here is your : The Happy Hor Long Silk Gloves, shades a best models; colors, blue, brown chance to supply him to September 30th. Good for return until October |Romance,” “Our Coast Defenders extra quality, tan and grays. Priced for $14. 75 at Anniversary prices. 7 aaj: . this sale Veknenens ead a . dst. You may stop both going and returning. For At the. Baslaly: Ustlt #Huay Pure Silk 83c t al ne . Blue Serge or Cassi- fall information as to routes and rates, apply to “The End of the Quest Wir Double qua Pure Silk; added to this sale for tomorrow ter Sports of Bo Ninciont double tips elbow ct! McCormack Systen Fine Tailor Greece,” “Mr. Minterns.” white and all colors. ts, and has TWO $ W. H. GORDON, Agent Ps a Soe tay secon OOG OF PANTS, at 14.75 113 West Holly St, Bellingham | At the Athambra Until Thureday | ere Will also be a fine lot of broken Slavery Da * 8 © Cuticura Soap 14c Men's and Y Men's All Wool $1.00 Men's Sweaters A. B. WINTER, Agent At the Odeon Tonight 1519 Hewitt Ave., Everett bs eames, enteaeer eet | Whim of Destiny C, E. BINGHAM, Agent, Sedro-Woolley | J. W. HALL, Agent, Snohomish ‘SEATTLE HAS A W. F. ROBINSON, Agent, Anacortes STRONG DRAMA G. BENJ. POINDEXTER, Agent, Bremerton E. E. PENN | by Boys $1.00 Blue Chevio' ckerbockers, $1.50 McDonald Shirts on Sale 89¢ »\ , mw Hate Sor $4.99 100 dozen World Renawned, of best percale and madras, in 10e to excellent snappy and refined patterns. We will sell you Buster Brown most serviceable as a ee eivece ge = ; GROCERY Boys’ Box Calf Shoes SPECIALS $2.19 20c tall cans Salmon Ladies’ Pumps $1.98 $3.50 tan and patent leather Pumps; broken sizes; to close, Clover Day, “THE STORE THAT SAVES YOU MONEY of the Plains,” presented Mitchell Stock Co t theatre, is being a 5 for 120 ng Calumet box calf, extension . General Agent Passenger Dept. hae SA aeaes wv the para ine aene waar 4 100 pkgs. Starch Men’s $3.50 Shoes 71 %% “s players, It is one of the and 1 to hold him; sizes or 250 : 3 Second Ave., Seattle. on Northern dramas 2% to 5%, Clover 99 49 4 10c boxes Durkee’s Mayer = oe k put on by company this season Day, a pair... ' Spices for . .280 SECOND Ave. AT JAMES ST. Mayer Shoes of vicl_ kid. tn | | close, a cient EXT TO THAT 42-STORY BUILD $1.98 OPEN TILL 10 P. M. Searchlights to Seare Spooners| VENICE, May 28.—“Oh, Clar. ith's Ferris Wheel |are « young lps Lack of coufidenc in the police || Seattie—"Pierre of the Plains.” n 8 re, and so Tam going | THIS WEEK. Old fucka se 2 than that. I am he fi ing are the average prices) Spring ‘Kling: “ie | Moore—Lyman Howe Travel pala t He pg H larence was about to | 5 Festival the pro . toes paid by the re- . 8 yrint one « minute | Metropolitan Nazimova in One of the prettiest musical num- | Pa!d the ; : ocal a x ers kisses on Gertrude's 3AN FRANC O, May 28 Bella Donna bers seen in Seattle for several | { > . eine . : 115 “08 Blooey! ‘The white rays of & | wax the reason assigned today by | Orpheum—Vaudeville week, Re- | freshness strong searchlight spot the cou Millard Duxbury, an Fastern gam talent with ; i blast ith ie kum. || Empress—Vaudeville nent ish | bier, for his sensational holdup || prnreee Vay the cornet, the quintet of beau : : they ere last night of Matthew Spark e yok Aang y gowned g prove them SE Pan Hd London, 1911 This Cuianily gocan | (oe pearoen ot eames State, || Grand--Vaudeville and motion J 1, kown bee Bee cua Fruit—Selling Price 9 Largest Sale HIGH-GRADE Teain World mo erin measohe (weet Ne Bot $835 1s cash, & F600 IT ciemmen—« Pbotoplays and [| Yer opens with oortist selections and . en top, crate oo po 1 \ und a $600 diamond : : winds up with th performing | Nave Feed, Selling lights will ed on the |g Duxbury wa ured at hudeville, novel gymnastics on a large, illumi Dressed Meate Bastern Waaningten ts eee Tie the te Cecraa 40 Sons abees Hie | Meltourne Photoplays and an grew, Ua ne $ 9 ) lace ) afte eh L nated Fe wheel | Puget sound t thy -m keep couple pooning on ase through the crowded down Pt ck eae t (ag | 00 t he tw i . ronnie hotoplay and Iba, Now a Three Standard Grades | Wages 4 gee eet ee: vaudeville ’ x we Noo 13 : ° id from Sparkman belonged to me ee } : % : ‘ ‘ ae] Ox fresh 4 een ‘ bic - M. B.” $1.00 Ib. RUSSIANS BARRED Disbury told’ «polis, maxistrate MARYLAND HELD Arrest of Son ?:: | ages ae a “ ° > ss toad Si ay |today, “I took the law fg my own *Stut 4 J Lestat Bein 5 O'Clock,” 75¢. Ib. ore atthe Tile’ tao x [ands Deaaueg 1 fet thatthe poe rnd gaged Biter ee Sree eg iclals of the United’ States m-| would not wd me - George Linville, aged 14, Is un- | Wethers : ne 144] D ; |migration department at Van Duxbury ref to explain how}, BREMERTON, May 28.—Orders) der arrest today on a warrant > ity ae s+ 284.16 anama to B : Capital Household, 50c. Ib. couver are kept busy attending to) gparkman got his jewels, and wag olding the cruiser Maryland at the) worn out by his mother, who | Veal. large oh ee ch” > : applications of Russians to cross! held for trial in default of ball navy yard here have been received) declares that he stole $22, a |,00TR >... Bir 1s’ R f jfie International tne. A number trom Washington The Maryland gold watch and a gold bracelet | a ates : rR as etuge " ; t on ha *| ANTI TR N Was expected to sail today for! belonging to her. The boy was | Shert lol soo 1a Seated”Alr-Tight Quarter, Half and Pound Pres. — ‘ey nine nOCHHATE gt Sun hed alia isl LRM loli mae ie coal, taken Into custody at the union |i t : By PANAMA, May 28—An ex : large percentage of the new ar s N.Y, May 2 Mut no explanation is forthcoming| “station, where he was abc lapere rive : + Be » May 28.— . All High-Class Grocers from the land of the czan|The new sinistration’s first anti-|for the uenxpected change of plan.| pomrd a teain fon San sete { . 47] ecutive order, issued by Presi- Orde > were refused admittance to the!trust sult with the decree agreed Phe cruiser Coloradp ang sub-| qhere his father Il | 11 | dent Wilson, forbidding under Order Trial Package | Vuited States about die days ago,|upon es final before ft went into|marines AS and AS atl locked : am |r * i; | heavy penalty the destruction TO.DAY1 early this week ten, who were|the coupt was filed in the U.S, dis- tomorrow for overhauling, and theh MODBRN elegantly — furnished |j,,mgi™X4 Meats—Selling Price of birds of plumage in the Ca- eavoring to urreptitiously|trict court here today, The sult/new submarine A4 will go to Seat-|rooms at lowest rates at Hotel Vir-|ttece Sig: 18%] Cal tant: Nae been pit into ak crows the border, were turued back | dissolved the * Coaster Brake Mo-|tle for slight mechanical alterations | sinus, [ighih and Virginigy gear |! o- 1 fect By the Canal commission. CT a Ope. 4 7 . 9 BIL 8 Oo: +75 a near Liaiagy Lnopoly, .o ' », by her builders, i aa eee da Westlake, Billogt 80a, ooo hue Dance at Dreamland tonight, °¢@ ° " ° * °