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Shoe Department.

lilo pair ladies' French kid. button, q. 50,
former price s4so
BIS pair ladies' fine curacao kid, button,
opera toe, &i.ss. worth s25o
100 pairs ladies' hnc curaeo Kid, button,
broad toe, si.ss. worth 81. 50.
40 pairs ladies' fine dougola kid, ba,,ou,
opera toe. t2-so, usually sell for ssas.
80 pairs ladies' fine dousols Kid, button,
broad toe, s2so. usually sell for sa2s.
2ss pairs ladies' gosi lace shoes. TO Close
them out, $40. former price s.
s. pairs ladies' cloth kid fox lace, TO close
them out. SIS.
Ladies' fine French Kid. button. spanlsh
arch, ~
Ladies' finest Grison French kid, button
hand turned. Is.
Ladies' nne dongola Kid. button, flexible
sole, ~
Ladies fne curacao hid. button, $50
Ladies' ine dougola Md. one strap. but.
ton. me.
ladies' finest dougola kid. Oxford ties. g.
Ladies' Hnest Grison French Kid, Oxford
ties, toe Up, g.
100 pain ladies' nne kid opera slipper. hid
lined. Sc, former price sl2
10 pairs misses kid. fox. button aud lace
sizes II TO l. 81. former price. q.
20 pairs misses goat lace shoes. sizes II "a
?. 81. former price tic
Misses nne Md. button, 81
Misses fine dougols hid. button, "a
Infants shoes for sc and Csc.
Mems shoes. CATERS. etc. in prices rang
ing from q to seSe.
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BOOM! BOOM!

Now Is the time, while every
thing prospering. to buy . lot.
We can sell you lot 1889 in TEX.
la, Singerman 4 Co.'S block for
SO, said lot comprising coat,
pants and vest; all wool, fast
colors, Scotch tweed. In tho
same block We win sell lots 74s7
and 748S. This is fine property,
which you all want and should
have. II consists Of coat, vest
and pa.ts in black and brown
corkscrew worsted for 4l2. Do
You want something betters Lots
l170 aud 1912 are both good
buys-coat, pants and vest, all
wool, and imported goods, costing
you SIC. Very desirable and
first-class lots are Nos. 1867 and
726s-seal brown, all wool, whip
cord worstsd-coat pants and
vest for $50.
Our real estate brokers offer
some fine bargains in the Denny,
Yesler and other additions; but
has there been, or il there now,
any superior addition to Seattle
ard the great Northwest than
Toklas Singerman & Cos new
and imposing business edihce?
Go there TO buy . lot, you can
buy It cheap and good, and can
return it, getting your money
back if you are not satisfed.
One or two more bargains.
Lots eO93 and 8O2l for one week.
They consist Of all wool, import
ed Scotch tweed frock coat, pants
and vest, and cost SIS. Light
overcoats-Lot 3l42, all wool
wool melton, Sl2. Lot 49,, i'm
ported grey worsted, Sic. Lot
1902, fancy cashmere, silk.faced
to edge, $40. Lots 1907 and
1854. black and mixed wos steds,
Sls; and many Others fo1 $50.
$22 and 325 each in our Clothing
Department.
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A PASTOR CURED BY FAITH.

Rev nr John VIII zsassss. rasio, Ascai-
gan Asrnst~ Church. Chls4so, az- been
rlarei ~ faith. gaEssss A sterling. County
ssssxsssf Ross.hEgx- or, va. aat egsFess ~
tAi;ss- bsa. ss Askeg's slgsOz kilx.s- Hes ays.
Aeksr's Asss~f Ets<ss fl&s enthusiastically
sFs4isssse e e. fsssl4ftss Of sznussl rviss 1il
Is l arxe al NAs Eszy Dc ssntetsf VITA
disorders 81 re hsaxsz T. give ms nsesss *
esss.essf rssnesis $ lar ,IsHs. issf asa ] aza
sgsrr, aits- ea-nz -. fsaeT siA csiffoA<rfAss
ssSs srsrznrzf ~ Essas All II ask zoe fss
fsa4k.fE< Il = L..ss xssstsrfsl hsoss1 fiixtg
Is guxfsssesss and sod l9 \ b. kFt@-
ART tziiis
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LOCAL MISCELLANY.


II o. district epurs ysus~ci.x ss~<se
C6chznne - aequitssd b. The tury os the
eharee 81 eutting timber Oh evxernmeux
'and- fhe esss wns summed mp In th<
mnrutn9 aDd susmitsed 10 The 5ary. Who
spsn found ver4s<s Edward Grove vas
osusieted Of sssnsxIinx optum and lscifI-
taftng The transportation Of snusxi<<3 roo<aa
and
sESrxkrED 10 vfpTKxx noxrws
n the United ftases psnitensisry on Nc
Setfs tssand and - ~ hne cftip
ssss4 ss. evn seies.s II .s. ess. ss s sSs.
he had brcu made tAs tool Of sxbers and
thaf thu I'd pssnts Of opisa 70 ind In his
pomrpsisn IL trunk kcieuend 10 o<hes
psrs1sn, md thss be hsd bsoHxkf the truak
arrD@ The line - eh;ige fsiead- He main.
faInei. Oas witness sessIfei that Grove
had lid him tAst he wAs formsriy esn-
neefed with fss@ san Fzucfsns sarssfr.<
and later With the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
The later assertion. II least. w4< fAise
I'm Hum mel. indicted Cor assault
sTrH TsrKSr To KILL.
And o. T. Rusherfosd. indicted fss ssssaIt
xsth intent Ia do to>1isy Injury we're ar
ralxnrd ard pleaded NOT guilty.. Mr. Rush-
erftrd r~1ewes3 his bonds for his appear
nncr for trial D. W. Haas wzs ap1sfdntezi
haiiiH for the Z ~ J. Liehxxnf, rurfif
juror. was exsssei. sat JSmex Hsxnu. .
petit tarsr wlo h Al appeared wss
hacd SO for contempt ~ ssart
writ 81 bak<zs corp1e was isss1cd in
the case Of James D. Bnirh. an inmate ei
the sfeftscoefn insane asylum He claims
that he h mot insane. aud will he brvuxhs
before the couFf 20 have the matter inves
tigsted. Naturalization papers were issued
10 stsns1ou = sxcasxoNski. native oi
Germany This grand Jury rstanaed frus
bill Of Indictment nxninsf r. H. Bromley
for keeping
4 HorsE % ILLyANx.
And did NOT and . true biii asninstT. D.
Davis. charged with assault. Davis ws,
discharged. The case 81 John Barwick
charged with s-ilfng liquor 10 . minor
occupied considerable time and was giyeE
20 the jury about SO o'clock. The ;ury
was still ont at O'Clock. and court wa,
adjourned until o'clock this morning
when . verdict will bc rendered.
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81 FOR BlGHTY-SIX MILES

A ride over one OF the easiest roads In the
the country. with the finest scenery. and
comfortable. luxurious rolling stock
Lunches can be taken by the excursion
lists, or obtained of the public houses ia
Gilman.
No reduction made 10 children on this
excursion. je2 III
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A NOTABLE TRANSFER.
The Most Of the Two Fonttus Add.
tions Sold To . Company.

~
The most nosahi.. reaI ...,ar. t,.n.r.,. ~.
,,,..d..,, ,..',.s,.,s - =. -. 49, $50
:, >" i'a.A
ron'ias addition oy Frank a font.us to
z. c. Miles for $4,000. aud all OF Lincoln
10 the same party, for $500 These two
ushs'ess inei"acs' s1cu. i'o io's' anu the
buyers are company oil wei known Gill
zers who win incorporate under the name
OF the broadway Investment Company.
The title il vested In Mr. Niles, u member
OF the eoinpany. until the Incorporation OF
cash and the transaction Is considered a
bargain. The company intend Ia material
~ improve the land aud put II ON the mar
kct th3s season Fourteen deeds were re-
corded yesterday, aggrcsating ss.ioi. an
average OF <iIs.I each. Following Is the
list.
James McConbs to Nellie l. calkins and
William u, Wood, lots aud J. sec. s, Tp-
- n, X. =. " acres, with riparian rights.
sSsA
- Caikins % Hotehkiss, Wa OF
SKA Of SKA OF the SEA OF see. ~. Up u
y, X z. $-W
James ". sParkman 10 Norman l. Oak
ley, Nks4 Of Sec. 81. Tp. % ", X. T.. 10
acres ,1uo u,
In Frank rantius addition. tis,0oo
r. u. Thompson 70 = ", Edwards, lot $.
eipek -, sassss,, aad n..sf ~ 49,.
80 i'.,sa % "a ~ r. ~ 40
~ 49, a 80 IN , hi,cl . part.,,,. 81
ts,,a,, s,a.i
aih.sy, Bash.ri.f In A srhte<xmarhe, and
NJ ~: hnhsei "' = e'ocN ~ ron'ius aia''ioii'
r sca,t IN Iaho n Uushe< lat .
h,.s.t3 Po-s ,,id,fian $40
n r. .ro,t TO John II Hushe, lots and
A h,,ek ) RaSs ADDITION x,rs,
= n p,oss ~, s =, ~. ,,,,rn' ,,.- Conn.
many "a ser,.. IN Sc = Tn =, Mr. sE
ssso
s l.s,hc smith N 4 Massey lots
"a m ana 10 h,oes n usynari,s Lake
w.S,tng,.,n .iaitlon s,.o
Janes Il. West 10 william Lee, lots and
4 blork 10. Yesler's first addition. slsaD.
ia r',s,,., =, wiIi,an m NJ ,russ,.
VI ~ NJ, i,-f,lark "a ID n Dsnnv's Pnrk
.,l.iitiou ,r,,sf deed Al
iine.,i,, n c,,n,s,,, IL p q Miles lo.si
go a and N hiors n. lots 8
9and 10. block IS, all of bl.,ek ~: lots 4.
.ras hiars ~, latsI asnna 4 Mo, L
81. all IN blocks IA. n "a and 81. lots 1. =.
aH ~ "a ~ 40 - hs', - ~, 10, !.
a aud & block q. aud ali The re,
h,,as,- ~ IL, ,1" ss,n,, a' '''' "o'
Twenty deeds were died foe record Thurs
a.x .xsrrratins spsss An ayeraxe OF
sss, =,
*issss-so saeh' fosio"ius sne Isl
joan Emerson 10 e J. ASST. All OF
block :, Pleasant Valley addition. si-Ss
l. W. ballard Is william = tssnoun, tos
;. block q, nrss addition 10 town OF aoush-
Ton. 80.
JOHN II. Carr 90 Mrs. l. Busha. lot 10,
block ], John II. Cars addition, $50.
Philip IL. Lewis TO sylvester brsdcn-
slime, lot 6. block ID, W y Bells fourth
addition, sS.d0.
JOAN H. Carr TO william hasns. rae
uonai block :, Joan H. Cars eddinon,
t0n.
George W Taylor Ia Matte ,. Rania, lots
aud ;. block :, iowa of slaughter, TO-.
August v kaata TO John Lear, All oi
tract $ fsriadale Homestead association,
ss.sa
IL. block ~. heirs cs sarah A. Bell SECOND
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RECOMMENDATIONS:

Rev. Seiah ". Brown has travelled extern
siyely. and n . very popular and useful
lecturer. ! commend h3rn without resrr-
vafion--lR Rev. Bishop Jesse I. Peck. D. D.
Rev. Selah w. Brown has been well over
the world. His lectures are very attract
iye--f lions Herald, Boston.
had the pleasure Of listening TO Rev
Selah ". Brown. in Caledonia Hall. Gales
burg. Ill The lecture Was delightful Mr.
Brown IL certainly entitled 10 rank among
Willis J. HeechhF. my5QRd
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-02

DIR. T. Y. Goodspeed, surgeon Of
reputation. of Sacramento, Cal, has
removed to Seattle for the purpose OF
practicing his profession, Until suita-
Bile Offices can be obtained he can be
found ut Cumpston's drug store on
Second street, opposite the new Chaplin
building.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-02

Our announcements gather fresh in
terest daily. Spring sales rise as the
days lengthen. Our plan is to make
busy days buster, and give good val
ues for less money. Our next drive
is at 1910 in dress goods worth Acc.
TnHIAs SINGERNAN q 10.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-02

Unprecedented parasol bargains.
We Know that the prices We will sell
dress goods at this week will create q
great stir; l61sc for SOC goods. We
will also give you a great drive in
parasols. See ad.
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Ahead last week, ahead this week,
with best values in millinery We ever
offered. Two new styles Of Mon
day morning, La Belle and Glen
garry Turban. See ad.
TaVrAs SIyGERNAN a Co
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All visitors to Seattle are requested
to call at the Office Of Eshelman,
Lleweilyn & Co., the real estate and
money brokers of the Pacific. Post
building. and procure printed des-
criptiye matter of Seattle, ready for
mailing free Of cost. my3itf
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SIS takes the choice Of nearly 200
select and fashionable suits in light or
dark eolors. You cant match them
for less than $50 outside of the Star
Clothing House. Kline & Rosenberg.
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$50 buys fine balhriggan suit OF
underwear at the Star Clothing House.
Kline 4 Rosenberg, 20s Commercial
street
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CAMP MrETtNe.--A camp meeting
under the AUSPICES of the Methodist
Epi-copsI eharch, viii be held on
I,nnsx island near the Steamboat land-
sns. commencing IN TaufS>.aF. june
- and cotiaeine uysr July I. Ihs
services o. seVcra abe ministers VII
l.s .sr.s-ssl ss.i ;.ale u. Ecser.l IA
fers,-t i exp ctest. At are eor ilsy
invited o. eoass prepared 20 eanIp dur
ing the assetsaE-
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No one ever beheld prettier or love-
lier STYLES in mems and boys clothing
than the Star Clothing House Is dis
playing this season. Kline & Rosea-
berg, 20S Commercial street.
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Any lady attending our dress goods
sale will find better bargains than can
be expected. Dress goods 16hc worth
Soc. See ad.
Toyrss SyyGrRNAN a Co
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|MILLIN cry
DEPARTMENT.
New stock arrived BY szlrsss
on Friday, May 25ih.
The following new shapes
for Monday morning.
The Chesterfield,
May Queen,
The Pelham.
NO LESS THAN
1000 Shapes
M
Round Hats and Donnelp
to select from. /
Boys Hats, in mixed an d
plain straws,
From Is cents 70 u i

The favorite trade resort u -
great masses. An conpstilion
distanced. Better equipped 81
summer trade than I'll houson1
combined. Stock the laseou1
handsomest and ehsapesL Or
Eastern buyer is always q 4
lookout for novelties and hor!|
gains.
Three invoices Of gsnss' G
neckwear just in; they sss :
specialties Just out.
Summer underwear q
grades and prices.
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This week the Star Clothing House
will offer 100 nobby new summer suits
in checks, plaids, stripes or quiet mix
lures at 81, IS and SO. Kline & Rosen-
bArv
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Do not buy until you have seen the
Star Clothing House matches stock
of tailor made dress suits. Kline &
Rusenhery
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A charming variety of boys long
pants suits at IS, 81 and IS, Star
Clothing House, 3s Commercial
street.
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SsiGrNs ~ rzx tNATTtAA,-Ene sissas'
sap s-sns-s;,@- CsPeSto Z W. H'slsaes,
ssises f0r S&s FrSaessco =; a'etssrs ~
ptza.- Frsssa SEATTLE sse feas 20 to.is ~
r.ss Esxl sssas - rassssa. ssacAtst4 rsTFss &l-a
- f,fi.,zsoz rsrsssi pzSsr1zss g,
Nsshsn. d K. tssssass Saa ssfe. &sss Flora
Nartiu. Ms H4ke1, a. v o-i Mss
xs-slf fsss,,h '~iaxsSs. O 3. as-rh. 7. u,
49, nssss wfse, Harm No-tSs. g a hsssiii,
Vi sssnrfueek. ". A nezklazs.s .lsd s1Asss =
scfrz ia The szeersSe
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Free fun for the boys. Boys ball
and hat presented with every boys suit
ut the star Clothing House. Kline 4
Rosenberg
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Over the line OF the s, !. s. a f railway
The pioneers have been favored by the
company with the lowest rate yet given
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See our $50 boys Norfolk or sailor
suits-at the Star Clothing House, 2oS
Commercial street.
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VIII vou rr,ssi an advertisement ~
vo.. Wa, s,-sn oyez car 60 'aiilsiN - -,
snaFnine. We have ssaae bargains
tAas a ii sasprase sea-
TuALks, cfSafsaAS a ~
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WILL NOT START Up.
The West seattle saw mill to Remain
Closed.

A reporter asked captain F. l. Marshall,
The other Gas, what disposition was 10 h.
ma,le Of the sswsnili al West SEATTLE. u
don't know" was the reply. this mill was
included in the property which sold. sli''
hence, asa not competent % spcak az
thorfstyels an the saiseet, on, asl SSah-
a.sus tha present osner> have NJ tatsntlss
~ Slartias, tae mill up. o0c 81 them asNrs'
v,e the ether dAs wtsi i7is mach iaeTt Vas
wsseth. ~ h. thought Of selisas =, sHia
hs.a i stii net KNOW Mai Al @eei1 cc
s.,gfh IL sszrn aesy froHt . present tses-
tl.sn. hsst y IS pasted - 30 ~ ssiae shcfi
n n the nsaehluors II all ia sssst soiseh
,tag. although the baiidlng aud whsss
w,,s,3 ,.Sssi eslslSssiefa s,sr tso4cY esiSi'i II
-. thsn, hs.faFe tac fa3u cosid ~ FHA 'e
aas astraatasess Gnere are shses cas-. Hf,s
All oals sess year sze pas IA ne~ hS1'
nl..ck<. assl considerable esSer tats>t ~
rrsvs~f saRFatli BSshiuSrS- rae s-.sii pa
= ratseitv - snssat a.ssso seai pr dss, All
sSsltii ~ started 80 Ga ts4stt dsse h9s'e--
.alwsss krrs tbs Mas a.atrf ~ kssl.~ y
,.a.r- =, = % h asie - cSs.s 'at.see vttssts
tag,aa Ne - sssaa a. ghe fise Lambs $50 =
itaf, .aut down 0fl t1e saiiss-2f y AS -
i.,r a. ks-E, the vail slosei al saiss'ei.
h'Ssssrr. that the nsw on ncfs saNs ~
isi,.a "a eser ss&Fssug Il up Tor tass t''-f~
II s,.,r enterprises ia slea-
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Composed Of natural mineral water
most delicious, White Rock Pomery.
The A. 2. Hotaling Co. sole agents.
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Exact language used about goods Please
remember it. Two weeks ago announced great auction
purchases from the Arlington Mills and Psssavant Co. re
tters purchases hand They displayed
window from Columbia 1000 yards prices
Of these goods 40c every jobbing house America
The entire lot will be sold at l6ac. a ward.
The following brief broken prices Goods
quoted from the last weeks only larse
lots and complete assortments Of entirely goods
Beige plain coors wide soc .Ioc
pieces striped Beige inches styles worth
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100 fancy plaid satin Para
soils, paragon frames, fine
sticks, from $I.75.
400 fine silk Umbrellas, ST.. so
to $3.50.
so lace trimmed Parasols,
So to So.
200 back satin Parasols,
$I.75 to $3.50.
Misses and children's fancy
coaching and scolloped
edge Parasols, from 75c.
to $I.7s.
$50 plain and lace-trimmed
Pongee Parasols, s. to
$3.50.
Black handle, brown chan.
tilly, lace-covered, $40 to
$40.
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OF tailor made dress SUITS. hine a.
Rosenberg
Free fun for the boys. Boys ball
and hat presented with every boys suit
at the star Clothing House. Kline Il
Rosenberg.
7 See our 81 so boys Norfolk or sailor
suits-at the Star Clothing House, 2oS
Commercial street.
Composed Of natural mineral water.
most delicious, White Rock Pomery.
The A. T. Hotaling Co. sole agents.
Compare our Sc inch 12ts cent dress
goods with those advertised by other
houses at l6iz cents. Chester Cleary.
II will pay you TO compare our prices
We can afford TO sell cheaper. Small
expenses. Chester Cleary.
Mems strong worsteds suits this
week at the star Clothing House at
500 Kline & Rosenberg.
SOC, sc, 81 buys a splendid straw bat
at the Star Clothing house, as Com
merciai street.
Just think of this. at $3.50 we offer a
bows Norfolk blue indigo flannel suit
Kline & Rosenberg.
s. buys a fancy Jersey shirt in light
or dark colors at the Star Clothing
House, ass Commercial street.
50 cent childrens white dresses.
Chester Cleary.
Grand assortment OF white goods
Dabepv 4 Nsruuafz
* cents buys handsome silk scarf
at the star Clothing House.
Sec the star Clothing House line Of
- cents shirt waists.
81 cent wors,ed dress goods at
Cleary's.
Earl & Wilson collars and cuffs
Doheny & MaTum's.
Wilson Brothers shirts-Doheny &
Marum's-
Mems underwear-lowest prices on
+ the coast-poheny & Msrums.
Booming business with low prices
Chester tlesTy-
/ see the Star Clething House line o!
summer clothing at IS cents
{ Superb assortment dress goods, New
York pFioe.-Doheny 4 Nsrunas-
( fllsek dress goods sreciaiy--po-
heny 4 Marun's-
Heavy tAiIe ginen - cents yard Al
poAeny & Msrum's
UnlaHai.Eiesi shirt .ncE !ot-polsny
NaFusss
Mes ard very elegant neckwear 81
Dohsay & Nsr.m'--
Muslin underwear - Cierys-
New boy' eaPs, { hester cleary-
Mes sh.ssirea's dresses. Cleary-
& ST. Cashmere ScArfx- Gear.
Parssos~. Chester Iieary-
Nex whte dfc<s goods csea-y-
Nex rrsbToiaesie@. shesse- elezry-
/ New hosiery. Chester Slezry.
] iss3 cen. g iEfca rsSssis II Gsesry $.
stetson hats cheny & Narzm's
ocens vide esn5scaasries- CseAry.
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JUBLINTIlD GITR|


Agency for tie Str
waists, Coon q CO. ard \ 4
collars and cuhs, Wiz
shirts, h. K. Dayis's Dtly
Gold shirts, and Ruby shfltl
Three plain white In e
linen handkerchisis Tor eoa
Boys shirt waists. plaat =
Csc; pleat Indigo blae, 5. q
pcrcal. 75c.
New goods in psEed
open front; nigt { Shirts; f.
hand ties; faney linen -
chief; gents 6ns jevslry.
Fine satin suxpsndsrss -
suspenders.
Geats' driving. drese, M
working, buck, goat, sea
saranae buck gloves.
Cordigan jackets ard
eoa's; mes fine wool oyers
rleas front, open fronts
double breasted. in al grad
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-02

Cur store being so vel light
ed an inspection Of the goods can
lie had At All times.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-02

org ras foxrlASp,-N al cary aNRs
this nso-ains She s<ztsle hsesiss VII 'sAss
tsr Portland u riAy tss mAieA s.7s-S -
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tsas,.s. D. sae " .llairleiss-s sn ~ a. -.
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$500. aud haf.c - gsa a. haSs v.sa ~ '-.N
s-4at,ss ia sSagtsA1s
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-02

prices Lock At cur display Ia show
window ard note the prices. This
week we offer the following special
ties:
cHIf-DgES's HOSIERY.
4 the Of chiidren's hose ia ali the
standard eoiors. ssz.s Us ~. at Toe
fua finished ho@e, sizes to ~ only,
worth ~ for ...s. lie
aud sal, VITA nasro feet. sizes 70 ., I.
pnly .... lac
MISS faii regular Ealbrisran hose.
ssik eieeke.i ICE
A line Of ehlidr.B'. heavy ribi,ed bose.
~ taiaey s1aiss. combining service
aud beauty &C
Caildfea's fine inrrasn hose sn brown.
black, navy, esrdinsi and garnet 20
LADiEs HOSIERY.
Plain solid eoio-s ...-...-...s.... s.
Plain fancy sflipad .,-....--... .... "a
Plain fancy striped at : aud ~
Heavy fibt-,d, solid eoiors - ilr
Plain sold msstc cSIofz, with split feet 10
Ladies fancy striped .-.-.-... "a.
Heavy FibfS-.i. hEis9n and gray slc
fsli frgalar ipEFs.a kSse, in brown.
navy. eseiinai and garnet fse
Striped ES5fi-ezn. fau regular lie
lAizses' laSasy ffgLlsh hfsss, Ia cardinal
only, Osi dyed. werfa -. at *
Imported insrain hasIary IA stripes and
al s0ii'i eoiors. hEnaresss OF patterns
a. II
Estrs ssisss in fne French hosiery ct
~. So. &c Esisi A5e-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-02

ss.ss, issrSsias N DIR gools to re-
dacc the stock. thsstsr I.seAry-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-02
T0KLAS, SINGERMAN& co!

Our announcements gather fresh interest daily Nuripv
Sales rise the days lenghen Our plans are to make l7
days buster. We do it by increasing points Of interest
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-02

Compare our Sc inch l2,s cent dress
goods with those advertised by other
houses at ltsiz cents Chester Cleafy.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-02

Our stors bsing so ven |
ed an inspection Of the god
be had at ali times.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-02

Our store being 20 well iigus-
ed an inspection Of the goods CAL
be had 1T all times.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-02
Hosiery.

Hosiery Is retsilci 81 Wholesale
prices. Look at cur display Ia show
window ard note the prices. This
week we offer the following special