The Seattle star., June 14, 1912, Image 10

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A!tho; <)h i*>r boupht an ant. my )#y l« not complataj
Why do th«y Irt pcdattrUna, monopollo the »lreet?
Kverv one of Boyle s
and $-"> Suits $11.85. Cl<»»-
inff-out Sale, Fifth and l'ike.
IT IS EASY
For the Upstairs Store, which has low rent, no
mahogany fixtures, and tremendous purchasing
power (one of over 50 stores) to sell you $5.00
Shoes for
Take Elevator. Open Saturday Evenings to 10.
BOSfON SAMPLE SHOf SHOP 2
Second Ave. at Pike—Over Swift's Drug Store.
BETTER
* BUY A
BRADBURY-
The man who demand* *tyl«, fit, all wool fabric* and reliable band tailoring In the suit he buy*,
will eventually buy a Bradbury System ault. These necessary qualification* are alt guaranteed
Shown exclusively at thla (tore In all the newest model*, bandsorue fabric* and desirable ihade*,
Hotel Ethelton
I wHiit in imM»l you f*« •»
tl»«» nvii tlftl* you iflnn" i*» H4NIMI#
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Our Goods Must Go
dihioi.i HON tip raIHM:H.
Willi".
820 Pike St.
It'a worth your while, Heelng
la believing.
ClMlni out t flna llna of Fur
niture
ZVT".* $5.00
Iron 1
up from I •»
N.w « fl l. m.l Oak »Q DC
lliimeion Tatla ... »0«0*l
Fruit Jara. Iflr
a do*'n lUw
us n.w oak 11 n in
W I U'dU
IN Now M.iple fl OA
v'hlff.nlrr* ...... #I«WW
no w4!• 11«" on
it*n*.- • * u
Mux «laaa Tkia »twk Hrgara
lea* wf I'rtoaa.
500 dozen more Canvas
Gloves, 2 pair for sc. Clon
ing-out Sale, Fifth anil Pike.
Q.SQ
* f << f "
Every Foot
See Our Special New arrival* In Oolf Shirts with soft
11/* J r\ ■ j collars and cuffs aro now being featured
Window Display In summer shades.
EASTERN
Outfitting Co. 1 "'
" Stall le't Fitliaklt Citdl 1 , //gum"
1332-34
Second
Ave.
DELEGATION
FOR BALTIMORE
With lho oxcejitloo of John
Schinni unit Will II Morrill of So
nttl«>. all of th« domocrntlc «1« l«-
gale* to tho H«1IIiih»io convention,
*r* today on thrlr way aaal.
Hchram sod Morrllt will le»»t> to
morrow. Tlio doiiuirt altc COOM'II
tlon begin* June 2ft.
On« of Ik* moat wcmtarful In
VMtlom optti'il . ttnc< him pro*
duc*4 In many >«tra.
aria IAI,— a gold fillet frao>*
(guaranteed tan year*) with
*pti*rloal lanaea. rarefulty filled
to yuur •>•• complete fur m
W.ROBSONSdJji
r»artk riaar—«7B«7l *r««a,
•Mr
f — br II
Seattle Leading Oentlata
The H-Kal latitat Office*.
lon* eatabllahed, tod M your
friends wilt («ll you. thoroughly
reliable, are pr»par*>d to gi*«
you the very bent d> ntal service
at half the price of any of our
cnmp'tltora.
Till* oft Ice la undoubtedly
the beat equipped and null
aanltary In Heaitla
The lateat and moat approved
dental appliance# have been In
stalled. everything la apotteaaly
clean, a ataff of gradual* r.«
latered dentiata la In attend
ance to aaaur* yon a dental
•ervlce that under ordinary
rondlttona la al«»ya dreaded
Ur Clark p*raonaity o*erae»«
every piece of dental work
turned out of thla office, and
for tbla reaaon »e are able
to Rive you a guarantee that la
absolute!) bona fide.
Regular $10 Extra Haavy M
Oold Crowna wH
Regular |10 f C
Ptataa f3
Regal Dental Offices
r»K V H rt.AHK Mcr
lift Third A>, N W Car futon
*n»T*. WH>j ihli n* »»Ml> t**>>
LADIES. !
uk to nee
our
Colonial I
Pump*
> $2.50 I
Today's
Styles
Today
Priced as
Low as $25
as High as
$40
Our big, popular priced line come*
from a prominent maker who spe
cialise* In thl* grade of clothing.
N«>w mo<lolß and a great selection
of fabric* and colorings, the be*t
possible values at the price.
$15.00
to $25.00
Our credit plan call* for only
a small payment when you make a
purchase, the balance I* so ea*y
that you hardly know tbat you are
paying It.
Near
Union
St.
THE SEATTLE STAR
She atnrted In llf«v «* a ohanm daw*.
With a regular Hmiu4wi»* abow.
Am! ahe roae tu a aporty aort of' fame,
With thn .tolmnlea on t.ol»ier How
Sh«- married a «i«ort and w*>t m dlvore*
• That followed iilour a* a matter of courae),
And a Union v ««» her reaource,
Km It gave her thn coin to blow!
Hlir took a wtitrl at thn atag» again,
Hut thn pace that aln wimt hail told;
Hh« couldn't net down to a "hundred tell,"
And her volrt waa crack ad and old,
And ahe bowed to the will of fate
And Joined hulleaque, where the) a" by welaht
I Two hundred poundo la her preaent welaht
And getting fatter, I'm told).
Ho now ahe waddlea In sky blue llahta
Through a chaoa of foollah acerxa.
Even tturleatjue haa few mich alghta,
Mm h heavy * eight acturtnea.
Her face la puffy and rouaed to |>lnk.
Her area are awollen from teara and drink;
Then * a moral In thla tale, I think,
If you'll read between the llnea
YOU'LL FIND IT HERE
News of the Day Condensed for Busy People
Mwlj» rH>«t• |o The Seattle Star
will confer * favor by notifying
thte «<fflc* at o«•■* i'f »!■» lull-
Mr® to Huurt prompt and rc«-
ular delivery of the p ■o»r. or
• lit attempt to eub»tlmte *n
otliM paper for The Mill"
Star It I* the <leelre of th*
■Mittl'iiKiil to ••euro th* b»«t
eervke for all. and eemplalni*
*f» courteous and prompt
attvntlnn If your paper fall"
to arrive my nl*M by <
orlwh kindly pheee thla effi* *
at o«i'» Kiln MM Aah 'or
the Circulation Iwpartmanl.
Prank William* a negro laborer
employed 00 Hcbwagct (k Nettlo
ton's dock at the mill. Mtk ami
Colorado, Ml otnfboird I sal night
and teaa drowned Tb«- *pot wbere
ho fell waa dragged, but the body
waa not found
BACK IN TOWN
"Waa your love affair roman
tic r
-Oh. v*ryl I m*t Reginald
at tha aaaahoro. Wa both pro
tended to bo vory rich."
"Vea, yes."
"And now It turn* out that ho
coliecta th* paymenta on your
plan*."—McCall'a Magaiino.
The bo* office at the Col *eum
will bo open from 10 o'clock Bator
day morning until 10 p. m of the
aame day. and again on Monday
morulas at 10 o'clock, for the et
chsnge of tickets for the benefit
entertainment of flt. Tsreas'a co»-
vent.
A atandpipa alto for Witt Seattle
has been purchased near West
Othello *t The pipe will cost $M,-
000 One will probably be erected
on Roacon hill thla summer thai
will coat In the neighborhood of
•1&0.000.
OUR PRECISE ARTIST
iir»~"iuxk 1
"Fighting ovsr a woman."
Humboldt Steamship Co. haa an
tiouncd that Its boats lo Alaska
• 111 leave Seattle 10 a. m after ibis
instead of Bp. m This is done so
tha* tourists may seo tho Sound's
beautiful scenery
* "My World," a song the *
* words of which were compound *
* by Miss I. Sheridan of this *
* city, waa greeted with great *
* applause laat night when ren- *
*dered In the Jtutlor grill by #
* Miss Helen l/iwe The music *
* was composed by C Johnson, *
* who also composed "tela' and *
* "When I Dream of You." *
Malone. N. Y.—Five Chinese dis*
gnlsed as negroes were caught by
Immigration olflclals. who say there
Is no telling how widely the ruse
has been successfully worked.
WISE LITTLE BROTHER
"Do you know, little boy, thst
your sistsr promised to marry
me at the party last night?"
"Of course! That's what thp
party was for." —Answers, Lon
don.
Hsmmondsport, N. Y.—The son
of Edwin Petri, of Crons I.ake. was
Injured by a fall, and Dr. L. Alden
crossed the lake In a hydroplane to
attend blm.
New York. —Mrs. Jamei Frank
liAimed took away her husband's
clothes to keep blm sober, and
James ran n Marathon through
tlarleni streets In bin blithday suit
until he was captured.
New York.—A Staten Island man
tiaid bull frogs there croak only
from 0 a, m. to midnight, thereby
obeying the law that prohibit* un
seemly noises from midnight to 5
a. hi.
The Jefferson, which came down
from Hkagway la*t night, report a
Hailing through volcanic. ashes
while In Alaaktui waters.
Stanford alumni of the Sound
held a reunion at the Stockade ho
tel last nlgflt.
PIANO* AND CHINA
Edith—ln China there are
only flv* planes to every mil
lion Inhabitant*.
Arthur—Well, China ha*
b**n clvllited longer than w*
have.—Kiumi City Mar.
* *
* Lak* Cuahman will b* vis- *
* Ited, neii Tu«-»day. by Mayor •
* (otic rill. th> board of public *
* work* and tbo city council, •
* wbo will determine the poasl *
* blllue* of !b« lak«- an a power *
( * alto llond* for I&00.000 were *
* approved Isat March for tbl* *
* purpose. *
David Starr Jordan, In an ad
dr«»a before ihe Municipal league
»t the Katbskeller. »ald ibat mon
ey, not monster ahlp* like the
l>T'-adnoi<ght, *11 the backbone
and atrength of war. War. be aald.
I wtut Impossible without money Dr.
I Jordan, who la president of Mian
ford unlvoralty. gave the com
menccment addrraa at the I'olvsr-
Mly of Washington.
SUty V*r*m Arion member* left
fleattle fhla morning for Hpokane
and tCaatern WaNbington, where
Ui«y will alng. among others, i"ot
latch eoriga
A Voic* From th* Audience
"Tho time will com*," thun
dered the suffragette orator,
"when women will get a man *
wag**!"
"Yes." aadly muttered a man
on th* rear *e*t; "n**t 9*tur
day nlght!"~Answsrs. London.
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• *
* POCKETS POT IN MATS
* LONDON, June H Vet an *
* other Ingenious novelty In *
* feminine attlrv la announced *
* The liuim-nse alio of ih«- hat* *
*In vofluo ha* auggested to •
* »ome genius the Idea of tatll- *
W Ulng the apace now waated. *
* and hala ar« being made with ♦
* pocket*
* ' I have Just made a pocket *
* for a bat which I have aent to *
* Moat* Carlo." aald s well *
* known We*i End modl*te and *
* milliner y<»teriiay. "Hat *
* pocket* are useful when trav- *
* cling to bide a jewel or coin *
* *
Two passenger trains filled with
land seekers arrived lo Seattle yes
terdsy.
Th» derailment of tha Milwaukee
tram, two miles north of North
Bend, Is being Investigated by offi
ciate. The theory la that small
boys turned the switch
The Olga, a sixty foot gasoline
schooner, leave* on a thre< war
whaling cruise In the Arctic and
Bering sea Saturday.
J. D Rosa, superintendent of the
elty lighting plant, leaves tonight
for llos'on. where he will attend the
convention of tho American Insti
tute of Klectrlcal Knglneers.
The superior court yesterday ap
pointed I' W. (loodhue an eminent
domain commissioner.
Rom*.—To carry out the wishes
of the late Donna Martini presi
dent of the Italian Woman's Suf
frage association, tho new suffrage
qlub has atarted a free employment
bureau for women.
Nsw York.—Charles Carruth, Jr.,
lawyer, Is so tall that when he stood
upright In a subway train, tho first
electric fan of the season cut his
sralp.
RAISE APPLES
WITHOUT CORES
OKOKOKTOWN. Del.. June 14
There will be no core to throw
away after one has eaten an apple
It Frank Rodgers, a fruit growei
here, succeed* | n experiments he
ban under way. lie owns a tree
that haii produced now for two
year* needle** and coreteH* applet)
The fruit la of the usual slate. and
very highly flavored. He la graft
ing some of the twig* into other
trees In It I h orchard, and hopc.i in
the course of a few years to make
his fortune.
THEY NEED IT
Blr.'.'t committee of the council
Ht«rday heard the arguments of
Kant Knd Oreen l.ake residents for
the opening up of lAtli ave. N, R.
from K. 76th to K. 77th aves. They
have been after that for three
years, and the council inemWrs
were told that Home of the real
dent# had to walk two mile* to a
car lino because of luck 0 f street
Improvements. J. n Trenholme.
through whose property the street
would be cut, objected on the
ground that hi* damage would
i amount to $or>,o<)Q.
Frederick & Nelson
Children's Wash Dresses at 45c
the picture show* three fr«»ni an assortment of c*|'« l ially attractive little Drcises that
arc to be featured Saturday at thin low piicc. .
No. I—
*—I)rr<m in light blue or navy
and white stripe, trimmed
with stitched bauds of the
same material, and pipings
of navy-blue; sizes 2 to 5
years; special, 47if.
Women's Wash Dresses Specially Priced
Girls' White Lingerie Dresses
$1.25 $1.50 $1.75 $1.95
SPECIAL value# in simple, girlish Dresses, trimmed with
lace insertions and embroidery flouncing* in many
pretty combinations. Sizes range from 6to 14 years.
These inexpensive Dresses will be found appropriate for
commencement and confirmation wear. Trices, $1.25, $150,
$175 and $1.95.
CHILDREN'S GINGHAM AND PERCALE DRESSF.S,
7T»c and ©5* -
In novelty check and stripe patterns, in good, serviceable
coloring'-, trimmed in self and contrasting colors. Princi
pally Dutch-neck styles. Sizes 6to 14 years. Prices 75c
2(i(| 05c
— Tla«M»m#nt Balt-*mom.
The June Sale of
Muslin Underwear
T YPICAL of the saving opportunities ibis Sale offers in
dainty, well-made I'ndermuslins at very low prices
arc these two attractive styles at 75c:—
Two - piece Combination
Suits, corset cover and draw
ers, made of g«>od quality
nainsook, cover prettily trim
med with round yoke of
Swiss embroidery, set in with
linen pattern lace insertion
and finished with matching
edge. Drawers trimmed to
match. Special, 75^,
Two - piece Combination
Suits of nainsook, trimmed
with square medallions of
Swiss embroidery, set in with
linen pattern lace insertion.
The top is finished with the
same insertion, ribbon-drawn
beading and edge, and the
same edge finishes the drawers. An unusually attractive
style. Special, 75^.
J ' ' —n«»pment Saltarooni
Children's Barefoot Sandals
85c and $1.00 Pair
HSALTHIEST and best for Camp and Beach Wear—
made of heavy, solid willow calHcalher; sizes 5 to
8, 85f ;B'/ 3 to 2, f 1.00 pair.
Children's and Misses' Patent-Leather Pumps, one-strap
*tyle, with turned sole and low heel; sizes to 11, $1.25
pair; 11to 2, $1.50 pair.
* 1 *»BuimMt Salesroom.
Habit I* ■ eahla! *e weave a thread of it cv«ry day arvd at |. M
cannot break It.—Horace Mann, *® *•
___________________________ I
FROM LEFT TO RIGHT
No. 2-
—Dress of navy or delft
blue percale, patterned with
\vhite dots; trimming of
plain blue, piped in white;
i si/es 2 to 5 years; special,
IV.
$1.95 $2.75 $3.50
Exceptional values in trim, well-made Dresses that will be
found equally adapted for Home or Outing wear.
SPECIAL Orn piece I)re -n of g«>od quality per
cale. in bltie, black or lavender and white stripe, with trimming
in contrasting color, designed in side fastening style, with round
neck and set in sleeve-. Waist has Gibson plait at shoulder
and is finished with high waist-line. Sizes 36 to 44.
SPECIAL #24.75 —One piece Dresses of percale, in laven
der, pink, black or blue and white stripe; high waist-line, set-in
sleeves, side-fastening; trimmed with sailor collar inlaid with
plain chambray in contrasting color. Sizes 54 to 42.
SPECIAL M.RO- One-piece Dresses of plain, checked and
Stripe materials, including linenettes, lawns, dimities and zephyr
ginghams, designed with set-in sleeves, round neck and high
waist-line. Has round collar inlaid with contrasting color and
edged with bia* band of white pique, giving a simple but effect
ive finish. Sizes 34 to 44. ««»«_•.
BASEMENT
SALESROOM
No. 3—
—Dress of light blue and
white checked percale, taste
fully trimmed in stitched
bands of white; the Dr«i
buttons the whole length of
back, and is hence very
easily ironed; sizes 2to 5
years ; 1 j>< ial, 45^.
Ba»m,*nt fUtmroMt
New Arrivab in
MILLINERY
TRIMMINGS
WHITE Wings in many
smart new styles,
45f i .45.
White Aigrettes in straight
and sweeping effects,
to $1.75.
Fluffy Breast Bands in
white, emerald and old-blue,
St.Bs.
Untrimnied Hats of Milan,
Hemp and Chip, in a variety
of papular styles; black,
white and burnt color; 95f
to $2.95.
New Ratine Hats for out
ing wear, ?n assortment of
styles, in white and blue,
ft. 85.
- -!tacement .Salesroom
Long
SILK GLOVES
85c Pair
Women's Silk Gloves i"
full 16-button length, with
double-tipped fingers; white,
black, tan, gray, navy-bhw
ami pongee color. Attricti>t
value at S.V pair.
— liuavnMDt Hal*""*
KNIT VESTS
25c Each
Women's \Vhite Li* » l,d
Cotton Vests in low ncd,
sleeveless Ftyle, with pi*" l
ami crochet yoke effects.
value at each.
WOMI'N"S SILK-LISI-H
HOPIKRY, 25* PAIR'
Seamless • tvljr, with
forced lii'-'l- and toe?, h' c
white and tan; excels
, value. mini