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THE STAR—WEDNESDAY, JUNE 11, 19 é CRUISER TO TEST | BRIDGES TO TALK \ COAL OF ALASKA! AT MASS MEETING Wooer Proposes by Aeroplane; SEATTLE TWO BIG STORES NOTED FOR LOW PRICES TACOMA Drops Love Verses From Clouds | T BREMERTON June 11.—To| “Rob” Brig © of the port con ,OUT OF THE HIGH-PRICED DISTRIC fo Suing au sete Whoa of vache toad wt'ne| — €@ -Hés Sweetheart Aboard Ship|} ALL CARS STOP IN THE VICINITY OF THAT 42-STORY BUILDING Eee ae oi THURSDAY Seattle’s CLOVER DAY iitcinon i One cent may seem insignificant, but a Hemstitched Hand- 1 North, South, East, West men a ot tthe tumerous Sakis caused ction of the organs ofdigestion and lazy feelings, depression of s spirits nd then worse: ickness followsif the noved, But thousands have discovered that Beecham's Pills (The Largest Sale of Any Medicine in the Worid) are the most reliable corrective trouble is not re C kerchief for woman or child can be purchased on Clover Day for McCormack Bros.—Good Place to Shop. NOTIONS ADIELS’ HANDKEPCHIEFS OF SHEER LINEN LAWN FOR DAINTY SOFT 23c0 NECKWEAR 15c and the best preventive of these com- mot Ime more restful sleep, greater ‘ongth, Buslest Counter in ; brig to those who use occasion. the Store. ; v ) . y renting _ 23e Hemstitched, with hand ¢ fered ally t echam's Pills will no doubt help : { you—it is to your interest to try them—for all over tHe world they | Are Pronounced Best THE NATIONAL CITY BANK of Seattle, Wash. Report of Condition Made to Comptroller of the Currency AT CLOSE OF BUSINESS At the Notion Coun ter you are sure to get just what’ you |. siensnenssintsninmneeosennsieemncmmeD Mant aha tneconaet TADILS’ CHAMOIS 5 Vealeaveit voor GLOVES ‘Stroe Groves] ¥ G3c WORTH ‘$a50, Make a test Come Great Spectal Leader ( er Lad Tawa 25¢ ( Clover Day, when anteed all leather, with metal frame, a many additional cut ; prices preva CAN YOU MEN $4.98 Boys’ Norfolk Suits JUNE 4, 1913. , 2 ef m4 RESOURCES Slip _over_here long enough $1.95 Boys’ Suits, 2 Pair Knickers Loans and Discounts .............. . .$1,975,788.09 Thursday t th t Cl gis eels) = Sapa 6s Overdrafts ; we 277.04 MRS. KATHRYN M. SHARY ed —— <£< _ 98c Boys’ Worsted Knicker Pants U S. Bonds to wap circulation vets 50,000.00 Day Bargain we have for you? Premiums on U. S. Bonds . UP-TO-DATE Nor J. WARREN HAYNE’S LOVE MESSAGE and double breasted Suits PORE END Soe cosh chance ‘ .s If all the broad Pacific waves 1 3 85 for 20 00 SUI | S for boys in best shades of brown, tan and gray Bonds and Warrants re 168,627.47 Should rise to give you greeting; e . *. A large assortment of Tweeds and Furniture and Fixtures 3,600.00 If guardians of the pearly gra NEW SUITS j #. The Knickerbocker Pants with these +600. NEW SUITS, made of the famous Oregon Wool, a mate ful ogptepirr sic Mk Cash and Exchange.... 730,386.03 Can so forbear a meeting, bn lol orp a1 1 carefully On sale That they will send you Then leave no lone life barren But heed this quest from aeroplane And be mine—your own Warren. apted for long wear and £ Careful BROKEN LOTS B Some with $2,930,178.63 Cassirsere Sizes 12 to ® $20.00 Suits are knows that Me ke no vague prom here for your inspection. 1 LIABILITIES. Capital paid in...... $ 500,000.00 eet | Cormack Bros. gives the best values in Men's and Boys ars; values to $ $ { 95 Surplus .. 100,000.00 SAN FRANCISCO, Juno 11—j)en who made the trip from New Clothes. Choose from these Thursday at— your cholos “yee Undivided Profits. +) 49,904.52 ffl (Spl)—J. Warren Hayne, a milion-| York to San Franclaco tn the big ' Worsted Knickerbocker Pants, all sizes to Circulation 48,900.00 ra vase mpd plar “ i over! snip’—and when she landed, Hayne Day, a pair ...... 4 nee ce 98e Deposits 2,231,374.11 If} the trans-Pacitic Ir as she] who bad been an tent ¥ a ae Heft the port of San Fras for some time, had ee 2 |the South Seas recently and ¢ thou be min Mut t " r $2,930,178.63 ped a lovem written in|answer was a negative. | y x. . : $500,000.00 [verse to Mra Kathryn M Shary,| And now J. Warren Hayno's heart 81-3c 36-inch wide Muslins Wash Suits: Ratine, “, $100,000.00 {gl°! ‘ \. Neb. who was a pas-{s a-flutter in the hope that the SS “< on the steame yound on originality, bravery and dash shown | Ma round the world jaunt in this most recent attempt will at Mrs. Shary was one of the wom-|last win the woman of his choice Date of our Second Anniversary, June it 1913. Lonsdale Mills DEPOSITS UNDER FIRST CALL Linen and Fine Dimities 20c a Yard 32-inch Plisse June 7, 1911. oe FES ILI ee ic TER oo New creations arranged with silk braid, Swiss em- June 4, 1913. 2,231,374.11 | Printed Plisse, value 2% 20¢ broideries or in charming Bulgarian effects, Thurs- for o ¢ PLP ASAE EOE day w lace t n in a special selling as a June? $1,475,673.00 12%4c a Yard 32-inch Ripplette Sale inducement, at PRICES WITHIN THE REACH, eG 0 FOR RELICS i OF ALL. Every wor preciates bea An increase of $60,000.00 per month, or more than White Rioplette, value 20c, 15 Byes thes tor ana ourceher oloelh see tose ee seven hundred twenty-five thousand dollars each year. | MP ich chs chase od p eine $a64'sp 0c ae ows anna osoe c | OFFICERS. 20c a Yard 36-inch Sateens 4. W. MAXWELL, President J. 1. BLOEDEL, v: . W. BAKER, Vice. $2.79, $3.98, $4.25 resident L. MeLEAN, er, | . Fancy Satee best patterns; va cB. RECTORS, tor i) PR. FE YORK, June 11.—Curto MB YOTA, TOF oicrccccccecccrrrcsvecses 20c N f Ik it DI |hunters and thelr representatives eae S E ¥. W. BAKER 2 OW. MAXWrEL from all over the country gathered 20c a Yard German Art Ticking 26 stg pained Suits, made of fi Vieo- Preaigent | here today to bid for the famous old A “ 26 2 2 5 ie ne : mrs Beat grado and best patterns; ralue P i ' O yradlhset saattle Westward Os ent Morris Construction Co. jAstor house belongings. Besides 26e, for Sucdh ah sree 20c ergo; bine or red costs, with white dirs; the professional curio buyeFs and J. 1. BLOEDEL good value at $16.50. Clover Dey Bales. -.-s--- omgonneerrs © 98 President Larson Lumber Co. ~ pea | 8 goodly orig ag 49c, Sizes 9, 10, 11, Barefoot Sandals grim ny oe as eonene Deng On mai tad tiealaniads 08 Child's. 2-strap Sandals; above sizes; 49 F ae a5 RO ee cn ~The Hansom Driver” waa |r the effects and turnlabings of | HUE Stat Giover Day CIF Petticoats | jest srived, 107 taaes Fischer Whatesale 6: D. BE SKINNER |thrown on the sereen for the first etelry nited ra ¥ re eli aists, made o ne RONERT FOX eT President Port Wiakeley MII Co. | at the Melbourne today say elry in the { aited = 7 $1.79 a Pair $2.00 | shies 250 Ladies’ Sateen Pet- | Lawn pme low neck, sundae Senegee Muawtneturing Co. comp husband {s a hansom driver nn see Par bal gpesersas . ticoats, made of very fine | %-sleeves; others high FW. JAC Arcade Mutlding Co Op junder the hammer today were Misses’ and little gents’ lace or button $1 79 Meroerisell Sateen; 14-} heck end. long ‘aueves: ¥ JAfter @ quarrel Mabel imagines | Chairs which furnished the auite of} Scuffers, a pair, Clover Day ' lercer ; a E inch flounce with t pin} ni tuck ruffles. Excellent | embre value at $1.00 79 7c. Clover Day | AQa Clover Day Special c Special 9c |herself neglected, and listens to the y trimmed with fine honeyed words of @ tempter, and | finally 8 to elope with him A boy Is sent for a cab, and the in nocent h calls the husband The veh drives up and the Effective May 22d, 1913. couple run into it, thelr identity un-| Moos iimes by Henry Clay, Zachary noticed by the driver, and they, ab- a pe > edad S.S.PRINCE RUPERT S.S.PRINCE GEORGE ‘orci | tact siner, not nouine Taylor, the tamour Jenay Lind, Grocery Speciats the man on the seat. Hubby| § apple, No. § cand, favs Senttis eave Seattia wash, fit! Winfield Scott, Edgar Allen Pc c a aba pestle 9 aaa ” glances into the mirror reflecting y Jackson and other celebri: : Soi cuaies poe Wednestay, Midnight, Sunday, the interior of the cab, and then | ties were placed under the hammer z ‘ 23 fer Vinesa C rooms which the late King & ward, then Prin of Wales, occu pled. The furnishings of the suite) oceupled by the Grand Duke Alexis} of Russta and many 4 niture in the suites oc Asst to Pres Seattie Construction WOKRA! & Dry Deck Co of Herr, Bailey & Wileon, Attorneys $2.49 Ladies’ $3.00 Oxfords Goodyear welts, patent, gun metal or 2 49 Russia calf. Clover Day, a pair D) ep | the fun starts Vietorta, Vancouver Horie, Vancouver bee ra tewart At the Olymplan Tonight | ; Reel neve CONNECTING AT PRINCE RUPE SDNESDAY FOR | Maggio Triew Society” Lite.” Players Figure 21c ifs rt Simpson, Masset a n or Drink’s ar i ‘orner in . . erage Prin AE enisce: wCemaT aarenoay, ron Croogs,” The’ Bee ot xorth! in This Tragedy Sere SECOND Ave. AT JAMES ST. : a Paee Jedway, tkeda and Rose os ae | oN: .# Panecnaer ioepart oo At the Society Until Friday MILAN, June 11—Jealousy . ie Wash ‘ Vampire of the Desert,"|the motive assigned for the sta _ bg Bn ag two reels, “Aunty and the Girls””|bing of Tonite Amiarcl, ap WANTED—Salesladies for Permanent Positions. Also Extra Help for Saturdays With the Assis’ e of Shep,” | actress, by a comedian of the sam Stolen Melody.” company, The woman played th ; . role of heroine tn “The Three Lit-| RT KLEIN'S SHOE HOSPITAL, 613 2nd Wy.) ss rere von tome, aiegcauie eT THE MARKETS | UNCLE SAM SEEKS Mutant conresses ’ . De "r,” two reels mitted suicide [THE MARKETS | TO SAVE MERE MAN, . i Clarence n We don’t destroy the comfort in our shoe , “Pixing Aunty NAVY DEPARTMENT |e Truit—Seliing. Price S $6, 0O00-A-YEAR MEN 1 TE as g )ONCASTER, Bné Eng., June 11—: airing. | & F } repairing | BUYS 200,000 SHOES Bg Because ‘an’ snndeent Sct | a At the Dream Until oindey o1"| By United Prose Leased Wire 1 @ 3.80 | Hy United Pron Leased ernment in the big work, also for barged with the ertme, Lilliagt Get F Tee au How It All Hap WASHINC TON, June 11.—The 8 | WASHINGTON, June 10.—Civil]the personal advertising that will | Lenson, a suffraget “arsonet : Bad | it Sis IGiaAt Dori navy department, after an exhaust 17 [service jobs at $6,000 a year. It’s | accrue, rendered to the police today and bs , . e-e ive investigation of the best shoes HH lrather an attractive bait for Uncle wera — - - wait “3 for men in the service, today au: ii} | Sam to dangle before his citizens in| PITTSBURG MINER who ate Confessed to burning Westfiel t the Grand ven Sunday |thorized the purchase of an extra) nc 12% |these days of high living and high| five cents’ worth of moth balls in house, which was recently Goatraney the Maste acksman,” tWO!199.000 pairs of shoes for the men| 44 | cost of living |mistake for candy went back and ed here in a mysterious fire. t ‘Ganmont x eekly ot Uncle Sam’s ships, The style of t 106 But there isn’t any stampede to-| tried to break up the confectionery Unt rk ordered today were selec ed, ate tay [day for these particular high-salar-| shop, Choe wil hate. WOMEN'S sig acaand ay... jonly after they had been thorough-|\. 144 |ied jobs, In fact, there are more| - hold its usual meetin; The Big Boss,” two reels; “The liy trieq out nnd great aatisfaction|! sMe 1 than enough jobs for the available| A BOOKLOVERS' Saturday, June 14, at 12:30, at the | ed Bird,” “My Mimosas Sweet-| hag been expressed by officers and eg 113” |supply of men. Highways and by-|Siven at the Press club y Hotel Washington Annex. Meme | ce, “The King 5, Messenger. men ta | Ways today are being scraped by fe with Dr. Richard Burton as) bers please make luncheon Teservat | . | *. lthe government in a desperate ef-| the honor tions with the secretary, East 23545 TICKETS | At the Melbourne Until Sunday | WILL EXPLAIN 220" fort to secure enough men to {fill | aesmememeeeemnen == — =" h “Tdeut. Tettrazt bree reels; |the posttions |'“rhe Hansom Driver," “Feeding | PORT PROBLEMS Making physical valuation of rail-| 4 | Tim California Poultry. roads and other common carriers is ra oe ee The University Community club]! : the mammoth task for which the big 1 } To Eastern Destinations, on sale May 28th | At the Clase A Orel sunay will hold its regular meeting at the | Tuve Nianicd ba Soe federal salaries are offered, The ‘ i! October ne rage ” ua branch library, 10th and 60th N. E.,|),._ Smoked Meate—selling Prie |interstate commerce commission 1s 1a ’ \ to September 30th. Good for return unt” es Mine Bie Ns Wednesday evening June ii, at/Ms™ : 4 dive a) |cutiee ante aorine-plen tt a effort 5 ' ing and returning. For 17:45 o'clock led ha ; to find the right ones for the right \ Bist. You may stop both going At the Alhambra Until Thursday: | “phe port commission proposition, | , ene ones tis |places in the biggest work under full inf ation as to routes and rates, apply to Why Men Hate. | which 1s to be voted on June 17," poultry, Local—Buying Price, |taken by the government since the| jcachine i eal will be discussed by Councilman « broilers ‘338 :7§ | Panama canal was started. The} . ona « ‘ Austin E, Griffiths and Secretary {22 | government fs handicapped by hard-| W, H. GORDON, Agent OLYMPIA—-THAT matte beeih ea of Port Commission Hamilton Hig-|old ¢ : is fast civil service rules in {ts} 113 West Holly St, Bellingham range tage iF. to Dut tp oper the |¢ay. All are invited. ee Gucktings "38 |search for competeyt men. | jthe old spur line running into the — Goong ss, eer eases 2 The special engineering board of 3 "| mountains of Monte Cristo will be) REFUSE DAMAGES ___|susbs ss 4it5 | Tiivg tues aphointen ir. the latent A. B, WINTER, Agent evenly By Searels Gaterdas, | TO INJURED WOMAN fect! 2 ' %@.02 |state commerce commission to boss | the physical valuation» job has charke of selection of the gorps. To: ling details to | 1519 Hewitt Ave., Everett | Jury in superior court gave ver-| Onions {dict in favor of the Seattle, Renton ‘ : : |day the board 1s fra ‘ || AT THR THEATRES & Southern in the damage suit Beans: | sanche the sary force of skill-| iE. BINGHAM, Agent, \Bedso Merny | THIS WEEK brought by the hetrs of M aye } led Paty i rt arcu ntateae | sola abeth Hell, Mrs, Belf rocetved | Gaul get 1-38» | accountants, Autveyora, rodmen and once. “"Disgolve tye tableahébetule oft . . Agent, Snohomish | ‘ $7,000 for her injuries before she! Lathaba Gretta ss 1858 tee hl other technics Adprin | a3, Calgeide compound in a basin of warm ff J. W. HALL, Agent, |] Meore—Dark snare.” a,” ‘The ‘hetrs ela her death |ieey iatuerractes ss OE | thor tochnical-aasigtants, | |i] Tells Pagitive Cure water. "Boake the feat, for fall 18 ¥ re IColery, green top, crate 00 ute: 0. pbin, © sore W. F. ROBINSON, Agent, Anacortes Seattio—The Regeneration,” Nhe gt GRO at te Cae Thad baling rigs that the civil service rules be strict For All Foot Troubles J} pare “rniletipsts ave marvelous, "Ant . . , * if ed ‘ol 27! amages, . pain disappears feel simply delightful. Corns and cal- Mastern Washing nstantly and the feet ly observed in sele fe ing the phys: 1 valuation employes, The five Solence has proven that nearly all ville, Orpheum—Vaude Empress—Vaudeville, 23.00@ 24.00 21145 00% ‘ WAITERS IN the Now York] Puget sound tim t an be peeled right off. Buns G. BENJ. POINDEXTER, Agent, Bremerton Pantages—Vaudeville, |hotels have *been told to reore |i Aft eet 14/00g 16.00 neers of the governing board | foot troubles originate from a. come i Ming feet nd) twenty, amally ° Grand ‘audeville and motion |) spanish, preparation for the 1 e 6.006537. 00 au levot % th wigs ae va mon cause, that of injured tissues, The eet wees bal sna ee Se ENN ’ pictur Panama Canal opening and the ex-| Sir oo... tes Meee ee O00 eet none cate || following Information will be welt | Bien will bea thing of the past. Calo~ E. E. P' r Al Clemmer — Photoplays and J} pected arrival of Central and South |craskea tern r4.09 [Said to be $10,000 each—about one- by thousands of victims of | elde works through the porep and re- ’ vaudeville, ¢ J\American visitors. nee ‘oo {half or onethird of what they have! I aany toot torture. No matter how me caten. Aer ree xf General Agent Passenger Dept. Melbourne — Photoplays and}, [Paina eral nrc tied soo [been receiving in private concerns.|§ many patent medicines you have tried | gmc nm stack oF will | vaudeville, | MODERN elegantly furnished —- All are experts. ‘They accepted the |B’ in vain, this treatment, which was for od to take something el 713 Second Ave., Seattle. Alhambra —- Photoplays and ||rooms at lowest rates at Hotel Vir] LONDON,— Princess Mary } appointment# from tha interstate | foc ne treatment, which Go | A Re-cont box is valde b ‘audeville, |ginus, Eighth and Virginia, near|come an expert photographer, She' commerce commision becaupo of the work, Don't waste time, Get it at | cure the worst feet. i * | Westlake, Elitott $03, *¢*]usos an American camera patriotic, desiré to jagrve the S0V-/ pcassemiesemeesihnsenememnspbestsnnisnesiiaeennemmaiaent

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