The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 30, 1913, Page 3

° ° pics THE STAR—WEDNESDAY, JULY 30, 1913. 4 j ————_——_— “‘Loveliest and Most Passionate SEATTLE Two Big Stores Noted for Low Prices TACOMA, Fi K A . q Lips That Ever Thrilled a Man” OUT OF THE HIGH-PRICED DISTRICT aT U3 . @ | vest Tw | It CLOVER -DAY | First Two Days of This Great $3 ALSO PRE- INVENTORY Cut-Price Sale SPECIALS CLEANING UP OF STOCKS : Last three days before inventory makes a story worth telling, and ? Proved It money-saving propositions for you. At this time you may buy the best Suse > SILK GLOVES, THE HIGHEST GRADE HOSIERY, SWISS AND GAUZE UNDERWEAR OF STANDARD QUALITY and SPECIAL ° e LOTS of FINE UNDERWEAR OF MUSLIN, at most tempting prices. Really good things, priced far below the usual, and in many cases lers er qa e an § | e than manufacturer’s cost. Allk Chiffon, all colors, 42 Laties’ genuine Leather Hand inches wide; the regular 0c Rags, handsome ily frame, SPECIAL, CHILDREN’S PATENT Laath SCARFS—Dresser and Sideboard Sca D. W. THOMAS F ] RST TWO DAYS dc er Belts, plain or fancy k ver Day Bre. 35c Mexican desigua size 18x54; value Boe. 69c LACE CURTAINS In new, crisp ntock 59c WHITE WAISTS, cool and pop- pattern a beauty; value $12 med; high or low neck; value 190. Clover Day a pair Special vormyee.s - 596 A YARD—CURTAIN 8CRIM, plain white ; pacrsts ae Aaa MBI ; 7e || only. Clover Day Special : . 250 NGOS sinoihe. coversar best Qe EMBROIDERY HANDKER. patterns, and filled with white CHIEFS, dainty cotton; value $2.00. Clover Day || that sell for 15e eack Da Special ........ a $1.39 || Special, one to a customer.....9¢ | or low neck, boxes; soft, easy and short sh : 3 re graceful modeis for : warm weather; 6 hose supporters. On sale, a 49¢ 10c FOR your choice of many bunches of im- ported Flowers for hat trimmings; values 25¢ to 4%c, for quick dis- posal, 10¢. 57C FOR heavy embroid- ered Flouncings, 48 and 54 inches wide; value, $1.39 to $2.25. The best embroidery value in Seattle. A yard, 2c FOR LACES, big lot of desirable wash and trimming laces that formerly sold at Te, 10¢ and even 12%c a yard, 2c. 17C FOR Children’s White Underwear, Drawers or Vests; pure bleach and elastic; value “f5e to 40c a garment; all sizes, each, 17c. value MRS. LILLIAN BECK YOUNG WIFE TELLS | Men’s Suits FOR LADIES’ Any Summer Suit for men or of Natural Linen; but ton, cutaway or wtraight front; formerly $9.50. sUITS young men, now in~ stock. We positively will not carry these over into next season VALUES $15.00 to $25.00. Cnotce ..........910,00 HER HUSBAND TO SUE FOR PETTICOATS of soft mercerized sateen, with tucked flounce 134 inches deep; value $1.00 $1.98 FOR LADIES’ TAN OXFORDS; button Ox fords, up-to-date styles and toes; «iz 7 Former price CARLAND, Cal, July 30—Pb!l, The complaint charges that Gordon, general agent of the} “The defend sé een. Saenenh See Of the ice 4 fendant, with the cunning cific, son of Gen. David 8. Gc udacity and polish of a finished has been sued by Art mm civil engineer, for $50,000. | of 4 ck charging Gordon with a tention and lovemaking toward| ing the affections of his wife, eald Lillian, and hypnotized ber, el Han. oquently pleading and importaning| her for a kins, as she said, ‘from the loveliest 4nd most possionate Ups that ever thrilled a man r of the art, began a course leately reserved, well-bred - . to me the second time he saw m ber, and has continue 2 eb Eat * ‘his attentions ardently ever nince,” through and through.” It is al pet cot ct pee ch Sa eae we 88 || CALHOUN CAN'T SEE NEW RENTON OFFER Choice of remaining Suits for Ladies and Young Ladies. Former values $15.00 to $22.50. About 50 attractive and Serviceable Suits in this lot. Thursd: sale at Avenue, near Marion. Pianos tnd Player-Pianos were sold one after another, and in a few hours of time there was enough room on the floors to unload another carload already waiting on the railroad tracks. Without committing himself as} pany would pay the ci** $150,000 in to whether the bondholders of the cash for extensions in the Reinter FOR MISSES’ WHITE SHOES AND PUMPS; sizes 12 to 2; very stylish; value $2.00. 49c FOR SANDALS children’s Barefoot Sandals. Keep them cool and happy and save their shoes. A pair, 49. preme court, which may not come the com-'for four years | —re— BIRL MURDERS _ = I MOVIES| WE ALTHY LOVER Ses ese Soe Bene —— Open Satur Unt TOP MY Out of the latter | bonds. 500 Pianos in This Sale--Easy Monthly Payments Jf) sestis. ttenton, ¢’Soutnern’ wit ne- valley.” Calhoun says the bondhold insist on $1,400,000, Scott Calhoun, city's agents for the sale of thet Crown Piano BNO at et oa 4 .$174 receiver, today announced that the bonds. Estey Wvereae vanes & OF Burmeister Piano ..........$188 Ownership league, with reference fact that {f the city insists on nold-| |to the purchase of the line by the | ing the S., R. & 8. franchise inva Fischer Piano ..........+--$118 | Hardman Piano ........-. pore | The league nt| ally “be withdrawn, pending the | Story & Camp Piano........$126 | Wheelock Piano ...........$1 A factory traveling man called here this week, finishing up his coast trip. He left three Player Pianos and his Music Rolls with us to sell for Steinway Piano .....-- $ 40 | Hobart M. Cable Piano.... .$185 cept $1,200,000 for the roa will ers do not intend to become the terms as suggested by the Public! He also calls attention to the} ; Kimball Piano ...........--$ 60 | Kranich & Bach Piano... .. .$160 Aba Seeger tecrold Tig eo ny alate FACTORY DRUMMER SAMPLES him. These are about the finest samples of high grade Players we have Ma ever seen. Other dealers are selling them elsewhere for $850 and $900. WORE Pay me two dollars a week and I will KNOCK en eh the — only | MARYLAND LEAVES | $346. , are guarantee igh ade ers. At the Circuit Until Sunday MADRID, July 30—OQne of the | $290 and $346. Remembe: Decent . pill -¢ | At the Circuit Untit Sunday | apap, uty 90—One ot well THE MARKETS |! onnova. mcaz jy a_i] AT THE THEATRES | Come in while they are on sale. Jousy's Trail,” “Tom Blake's Re-| the history of Madrid was expected The cruiser’ Maryland, which has THIS WEE j ~ AC I At thes bon u ti! Sund png oil gd WR. rene om i ‘pala by the re-| month, while her crew conveyed || Moore—Dark. H i t the Black Cat Un’ unday ‘army, went to trial here today for | ater + era. The prices! coal down from the Rehrin Here’s another money saving opportunity for some shrewd buyers. <nitdeieativentl sleciied the murder of a wealthy young man |r reo sodar’ "Navin | ctl Gown, from, the Behring, river Metropolitan—Dark. Read the facts: Two men had a carload of new pianos shipped for them ri Dae named Julon ve + tne ole A cope today:for Controller bay, where the Seattle—“The Girl From Pan J | ‘ | At the Dream Until Sunda The young man had courted e variation, according 800 tons of coal, which is now at am 4 to a warehouse at Tacoma; they expected to sell every | “Grand Canyon of Arizona,” “Aalgirl for several months and the An theteiee indteatea, | tide water, will be ferried out and |] Orpheum—Vaudevitie, ‘ one of them—they failed. I took them off their hands the Tooth Came Out,” “Dr, Cather-|date for the wedding had beon wet /ars'tor.strietiy fret. erades taken aboard. |] Emprese—Vaudeville, , A i ‘ e's Experime “The Price De « nysterio ri , od. | eee, ranch » |= = . : at a bargain. | will pee out ae lot at only...... | mane Sea ce btancta bie.| He hed & large sum of mousy On| Leselckobe. Salida Mies |] Pantages—Vaudevitic. little ea month. take,” | his person at the time to deposit In Gelery, green top, dos....- 1 |] G@rand—Vaudeville ond a : Pay me a LOT. | eee bhis fianceo’s name as his wedding|y Sncteda Waktaaran te pictures. ae: A AC 3 [ ) } | At the Grand Unt!li Sunda | wift, Re 21.00@22.00 | Clemmer — Phovoplays and 3 =D M Ec th | “Floatsam,” two reels “Mutual Sanchez and his daughter, who sound timothy ....14.00818.8 vandeville: > : oe . , | weekly.”" fs in the twenties, disappeared Melbourne — Photopl: _ Here’s a lot that have been sey a ged pothing euieni | Week! Bad pee, aly barred grt vaudeville, ee actions absolutely guaranteed perfect. r claim has been sett an | At the Melbourne Until Sunday | residence resulted in the discovery |. ares hets Alhambra —- Photoplays dal j now this lot of $450 to $575 high grade, brand new pianos will go on | "Kelly From the Emerald Iale,"|of human bones. The father and cd dase baling he pas “Higher Justice,” two reels, “Just| daughter were arrested in a itll . | sale as low as | Kids,” “The Top of New York.” jInge in the north of Spain. tn ns morass j -_—__ —_— Investigation developed stortes of |! > 1. e $168—$175 $197 BST GS BB a tre cinse A ures Sunday _|the steanse disappearance of other| ids "atte : . » {young men of Wealth after a short| Fore, steer 4 And I will take one dollar and fifty cents a week, even at that. |,,‘Balaoo, the Demon Baboon,” | 2oNne ee he xirl, Rounda oes Mi E |“Gaumont Weekly,” “Newly-Weda Longe,’ fresh” 6- OUSE Snookum.” YOU KNOW ME sa |PRES. POINCARE TO P : | At the Colonial Until Sunday | ALL ON ALPHONSO For twelve years I have sold pianos in Seattle. I am always ready “Pathe Weekly,” "The Flying c ‘hiladas 1 F i } to make good every statement. Thousands of homes are today thank- pel a athe Vengeance of Ga-) Panis, July $0.—President Ray-|; or ; i" / : Hjora,” “Scenes in Honolulu ka Puipeiee, it, wan: Often Pe, ful to D. W. Thomas = ~ ange ys but I yr yarn to clearly pasa sacpe cnr gna abt nl nome oss nd that this is the biggest thing in the way of slashing prices | Alphonso at Madrid in November nin porik P . underste es 14 d € responsibility b rolurning the visit that monarch ‘ te $625 Cash—Balance Time that I have ever undertaken. I have peat be hig bit Pie vii % | paid to France and the French iw | H i ost! new Pianos | eside t May. There is talk]? iy A . ; A omy, ved ae aed il poi ggg 2 f'ak es Manel so, as | per | The University of Washington Meet tec xchange ot Visits between |} Ht The lot is 60x100; city water; city light; all taxes eo University of Washingto! [ j ; ) i Payer Pianos at this dal} virapage i ds Acne " ; b f d | panebeatl nine, which is to invade|the Spanish, French and English io et and assessments paid, Nothing to assume, but just $1,500. above, for ten days I will Cut Prices as you have never seen before, an the Orient shortly, will got ite firwr] Roverelans was for, the purpose ot ane You emit duplicete-the tive’ MRLANG. The oonll probably mere wih cee the Whe of ingen. rn a eae eee, ip Me ber Pe tt ar me 3 et aaten sie iia vat pag enek ° oe ng the city and must sell. /Commands fine view 4 when a series of two games be : onnig cath y st sell. ands first served. tween the varsity and a picked! BRISQONERS GET PAY . Sasa! bor and Mountains. House is plastered and : : \team of little brown men will be i a a ‘od in Seattle, Aug. 23 and 26. - 10@ olumbed, with cement basement. fecdrty 4 M caaae Horr, ot| COLUMBUS, Ohio, July 30.—The|" I ‘ : Washington, has opened negotia-| “prisoner pay law” will go into ef. IT’S A BARGAIN, and just 20 minutes’ car ride tions for the games fect on August 1, according to a 2@ from Pike Street. The purpose of the games fs RES ive t m hd de - tape ines ea” sicily raise money enough to provide the | offices today er that date each nics—-Beiling wat y ton playe ith uniforms. |of thé 2,700 prisoners in the Colum seveee | 000M 823 THIRD AVE., NEAR MARION ST. eae torr has decided on. tie | bus penitentiary will be pald at the] \"!” ves OL @ on DAVID P. EASTMAN ] sf One Block Below Orpheum Theatre, Opposite Central Building. jexhibition amon to ralso the rate of 3 conte an hour tor the [ba 208 “ 4 4 inatead of taking It from the | work done in the prison shops anc see . . Five Blocks South of “Piano Town.” eae er oo RP nen She mousyartl be caetlt @; 505 Lowman Building. TERRE Roth games probably will be|to the families of the prisoners or) yi is aerate an 4 | played at Dugdale’s park, saved for him until he Is released, | Local asparagpe, vox « ung 1 *