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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-14

AFR. and Mrs. r. r. Nye gave a farewell
party AZ their Residence. kss Denny way.
Wednesday evening IN homer Of Mrs q.
r. Wash0urn anG = most enjoyable time
wss spent by everyone present. After a
few selections were rendered. amcng them
''sehastopol. BY Frof. Dahl. which MAS
very much appreciated the feature OF
the evening. dancing. was announced Al
midnight light refreshments sserS served.
Much regret MAS manifest over the de-
partuFe OF Mrs. W2shhurn from the city
Those present were. Mr.. and Mrs. George
W. Jets. Mr.. and Mrs. Percy II. Nor
ton. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Graham. Mr..
and Mrs. Herbert ". Bean. MIR. and Mrs.
William l. Chellis. Mr. and Mrs. Frank
A. Rust. Mrs. r. c. Ward. Mrs q. r.
Washburn. Mrs Mlnser. Mrs. r H. Hiif.
Mrs E " Lord. Mrs. Sorsion A. Rice.
Mrs. Jennie Isahy. Miss Rose Hatfseld.
Miss Ivy Hal Miss Fanny Mullins. Miss
j. Mitchell Miss E. II. Mitchell. Miss
Maggie Price Miss c. c. Peterson. Miss
T. l. scribner. Miss Laura Wallace. Miss
Nellie Wallace. Hiss Davis Mr. II. ".
Abrams. Mr.. Eugene DTury. Prof. q. II.
Dahl. Mr.. Alsah H. Jones, Mr.. T. A.
Peterson. Mr.. II. u. Roberts. Mr.. W. h..
ScrsbneT. AFR. Iafe +. Spray. Mr.. J. c.
Ward. Mr.. G. NJ. Ward, AIR. Edward Wal
lace. Mr.. W. j. wooain. Mr.. William
Graves. Mr.. Dave simmons.
A very delightful evening was given \
few friends by Mrs. A F. Burletgh ar
her spacious residence on Eolxf0n and
Harrison streets last Monday evening.
The time was very pleasantly passed in
conversation and dancing. Late In the
evening 4 dainty luncheon was served.
These present were. Mr.. and Mrs. A. +.
Buflesgh. Mr.. ard Mrs Harry Carroll.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Hibhard. Dir.
and Mrs. W. w. French. Mr.. and Mrs.
T. w Upper. Ar and Mrs. ~. A. Bur-
leigh, Mrs j. < Graham, Miss Heating.
Miss Frances Upper. Miss Mabel Doug
lass. Mr.. j. e. Lily, Mr. Adoiph bronson.
Mr.. c. Hayers. Mr.. Arthur Upper. Mr.
Herbert Upper
Mr. and Mrs J. r Fox entertained the
Nochss Mercolls Whist Club last Friday
nlght at their residence, -ia Twenfy-thsrd
avenue south IN a royal manner, The
house was beautifully decorated with ctt
flowers. ported plants and ferns. and
delicious refreshments were served. The
first prixes were won by Judge and Mrs
Ladd. and the consolation prizes were
given pr. L. c. Erwis and Mrs. l. ID.
Burns.
Mrs. c. w chadeonrne entertained a
few OF her friends very pleasantly st
her home on Queen Anne Saturday after
noon. June is. prior 20 her departure from
the city. The house was beautifully dec
Grated with eygrgreens and roses. Dainty
refresnfne nts were served during the aft
ernoon- Those present were. Mrs G.
w. Clsadhourne. Mrs NJ Melee. Mrs
j. q. McFee. Mrs j. g. Stewart. Mrs. G.
r. Wood. Mrs. Sherman Moran Mrs j.
O. Mclean. Mrs. II. " Mcdonald. Mrs
Pennycook, Mrs. w Perrigo, Ars J.
England. Mrs Bowman. Of San Francisco;
rs. ]. r. StauSbury.
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Misc Kate Ncfsraw Is IN TIE city
Mrs. r. IT, H0satx - recovering from a
leng ard severe Illness
Mrs. ~ r. snafs iefs fast night Gar a
rneath's ststs IN Oregon.
Mss Mac rsfvin ~ a. home wlth her
rsrsats. 81 Squire avenue.
Ns Horace MrctHre ieft GA Tuesday Far
81 Las5ss and other Eastern r8sks
Mss Neodgn a.sH Afss3 Bs,sues AZ vst~
haven. visited IN s~stti@ last xNsk
Mr.. VIII fIiAe returned during the we4k
from eia srap % taa Hsfnes. az Satan.
Miss wlsstsinr. ~ Nassgsx. g@ms 8wsftss
has F~EaFnss home from nes sfsr Easa.
Mss Ann Turner - sssifiax zf-s to
SsrHves, Al Ftfs Lake Washington villa
Mrs r. r. Simpson win s~ave ibis ~s~~k
for Wat 20 relatives IN F4FtnA6gis. Mlna.
NJ X r. s0aner returnNys or wsstreA-
daY tFSns sss trip % eDeksne ard hsss-
i4a8.
AZ. MAJ J sseFzroy ana SIN Frvlnz
went q Heos canal last week on sasFE
visit.
Mr. ard Mrs. W. Z. Aaaras. q Ho-Yasas-s.
Ererx zassns fse guests AZ tAe plliaT last
Week
M T. " Red. q. osymysA. vax a
gasss az ths soSsA Batter part ox iaSt
weaK
Gen. william uex~ker. u osymsss.
was II tie city the greater pArt ~ tas
week
Mr. ara Srs casper rs,urnsa las ssn-
day fsaa ta@ar exgended trip 20 CALI
farnsa-
Mrs. r. fsazasr exp@rts u Navs sor
C4sfsrasa aoon 70 stssE rsssskseS and
frssnAs
Mrs ". a. Hart ars sen ard Ma
r. 81 EJas1rES0n. ~ Fsgrsya. AgixpnAs z4e~
txE and Easthsr >. Mira l. a. Gray. Arc
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HiQh schnnI Alumni.

The annual business meeting OF thu
Hign School Alumni Association was held
last Thursday evening tn the High School
bail. The only business Of Ifnpnrfanrs
WAS the election Of officers for the sasu-
Ing year. which resulted as follows: frssl-
dent. Mr j. r. Cummings -. vice pre~i-
dent. Miss Pearl Case. -: secretary. Nr.
J. w. brewer. ss, treasurer. Mr.. Ernest
Sfhoder. 81 executive e0Eumatfee Mr.
Maurice hartnefL a. Mr. Harry "
Giaes IS. Miss Helen Holmes - Miss
Hattie HAileck. - Miss claro Bailey. ~.
A nes Office. that 81 sisImni Orator.
wsS created. and Mr.. ssssrgs M.
Alien n was elected TO fn n
A resolution prohibiting dancing At tn.
alumni Reunion Was paNssd IL u tfss
sntenfinn in the future 70 leave she dance
IN the hands Of tne graduating class earfs
year. and 20 make the banquet ard shss
social reunion Of the graduates the most
prominent feature OF the annual nneee-
ms
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The water was never more placid nor ths
breeze more favorable than II was last Fri.
day 70 the pleasure seekers that were On
board the yacht Nora The day could noe
have been better. and as the little boat
slowly answered 10 her ru9der. ard silently
bat swiftly glided through the water.
mirth ard hiIartsy were given freesaom.
Port Orchard was the objective point. ami
IL was reached about noon. when dainty
luncheon was soon spread on the beach
and eagerly disposed OF. The afternoon
was spent in rambling over the shore ana
ia gathering the Wild flowers. As the sun
began 10 sink behind the 0iymptcs the
yacht was again boarded and soon the
tired bat merry party landed IT the boat
house. The seafarprs were Mrs. Root.
Mrs Bayils. Mrs. Elliott. Mrs snyder.
Miss Edna wegner. Miss Maud cerllzs.
Miss Rsulah Howe. Miss Mae snyaer, Miss
Bessie Snyder. Commodore Henael. Mr.. j.
brewer. Mr.. Morton Brewer. Mr. Claude
Snyder. Mr. Roy Cunninxha Mr.. Paul
EimIaston and Masters Harry and wizard
Bayils.
Mr.. ami Mrs. Glorious. of Ell Eighth
avenue. celebrated their wedding anufser-
sary and az the same time Mrs. ciericus'
birthday on Friday evening by giving
sailing party to a few OF their friends on
the sound. The pretty little boat Essis
Ttttei was chartered for the occasion.
and after several hours Of delightful SAIL
ing the party returned 20 the Glorious
home. where refreshments we're served.
Vocal and Instrumental music followed an
oil q late hour. Those present were SIR.
ard Mrs. NJ. clericus. Mr.. ard Mrs. bur
dick. NJ. ana NrH w. caFkeex Mr.. ami
Mrs. r. III. Gallagher ar. and Mrs. Towns
ley. Mrs Davis. Miss Marie Burdick. Mr..
Henry Gallagher. 5r.
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Shoe Department.

II you want 20 get all you can for
your money read these prices and see
the advantage Of buying your shoes
from Us.
chIldren's Grain Shoes. sizes 10 5.
&c. sizes 2 TO H. Sc pair
A new line OF Misses and Chsldren's
Dress Shoes. stylish ana up-to-dste.
patent leather. foxed cloth. and kip
top. ali widths and sizes. at $50. 81 :
and g. o.
Ladies' Chocolate Colored Tan OK
fortfs. new razor toe. value $50. Mon
day only g. - pair.
New Century Boot for ladies'. fne
Donxoia Kid IN lace and button. patent
leather trimmed. worth 81 -. this week
only g. 10 pair
Little Gents Kangaroo Calf Shoes.
spring heels. just arrived. this week
only 81 : and s. y.
Mems Fire Buff Bats ard Congress
Dress Shoes ; diTerfat styles Of toe.
value = 90 Only 81. - pair.
Meas Velvet slippers. patent leather
trimmed only 5ac pair.
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VERY PEA sasst saTysFsss was given Miss
ia aarr&n sg nsF sister an8 frfsnsss SO
old FsEQNE nssl il NuTkh SeAfgts
tgvssns&s4zy egeukng tsa oee@sioEs bag
neg aah birthday. THE a0aFa were EaeMs-
aastT sgeas Ia s4zmesssx uag1 a safs hear
There w@Fe as-es1s sishsy-tlva present ard
IN naa a slesaf skssExhsftsl e4rnsng Tease
ags szsss. wers SIR ar8 Mrs.. r g. Berry.
N- ana Mrn- a Fsffs. Mr. ara Ms. FRED
EArsx MF ash Mrs. M&FTtrsh8sts. MsKA
Eg@s3xse kS Miss o kFanels. Miss r. fSaare
she Misses Aolssx. Miss u Rfescher.
Miss r. Flstcks@F Mrs = LeNlk. Mss
safEke aise. Miss Irie ffsts. Mss Anna
sulitw@n. Mss- L. H@rsssns Mrs- G. Loft
Ma AS4sgsor. kAxs A&Ek.s. Aass AazA
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ReductiOn Sale of Season
able Dress Goods.

Hf1At'k AND 4tItJftf-D.
Al day tomorrow the greatest bar
eufr Of the SEASON.
Fancy Scotch Plaid Dress Goods.
v,cl fin.shed. - inches vide. value &c.
rsndzy " yard.
Beautiful Pin~Caecked Snitings.
eruseh Cnesiofs etc. - inches wide.
sxIae SC. Monday he yard
Ail-Woal French Boucie Sulfirg. In
ax aud gray. reduced from 50c 20 DC
yxrd
BLACK GOODS.
AIl-Wooi BLACK Serge. 3s inches wide.
vasas &c. Monday Gle yard.
Black MohaEr Cilace. fancy brocaded.
. inches. rssiueed from - 20 10 yard.
n-Inrh fire imported Storm Serge.
yalne sse. reduced 20 &c yard
Broad Waie Serge4. English Make.
uxrth &c. now only &C yard.
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EXTRA SPECIAL

Kal Kal Six for waist and trim
nines, crly BE yard.
x-,Eeh SsIezias. black only. Mon
~. r. - yard.
= doxen Ladies' Muslin Drawers.
uonday, a n-. f5c pair.
s-Ineh wide fancy Dresden Warp
pFfnf Satin Ribbon. vafge &c. Mon
~. Bc yard.
= pair Infants Kid and Goat Button
eIoes. size 0. !. Ia and = reduced from
0c 70 &c pair.
L<djest fine Vice Kid. Twentieth Cen
snry Cut Lace and Button Shoes. fresh
~ new. Just from the manufacturer.
otwess STYLE last Ia new of~ra toe.
1r~ry pair warranted all sizes ard
ufdth. down town price si-1s. our price
Nsntas. 800 pair
Laa.es' genuine Dongola Kid Button
N,oe3. In opera. razor and narrow
eaazss toe, worth $50. Monday, yi.sa.
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3 pieces Fast Black sateen. Monday
only Sc yard
= pisces Figured Lawn and Challses,
AoEtay oriy nc yard
= dozen Ladies Fast Black Stock
lngs, neasy quality. extra long. value
lec. 5aIy SC pair
81 Z zen Ladies' Wash Shirt Waists.
Numbered collars and cuffs. only SIC
Each.
Ladies Nd Ganutiets. value sc,
Mont4y. &c pair.
81 pieces fif1 Scotch Zephyr Bingham.
IN cactce patterns. yzl5e 15c, Monday
5sae gard.
70 pieces fancy Dress Calic5. dark and
light, xorga &C. only &c yard
Zoe yards good quality FFntseacaed
Muslin. Monday e yard.
- dozen Men Blue oyerails with
bih<. ySlae 5ec. Monday &c each
10 dozen Mems White Henrne.f Hand
kercnlefs. colered border. Monday &c.
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stood waiting the crSie. IRE Irarre sSive
ceremony % Ike Congregational canrch
WAS read By Ls< Temple making tne young
people ore. congratulations 1oassw ErS-
The company then SAT dawa 20 Ges5-
csous welding supper. wa&ea vas followed
until = late he4sr ~ dancing. At II ~ the
bride and green segs - a carriage amid
n shower af rice and s1a slippers for Ar
llngtca dock. where thSy toek the R0salse
for Victoria where the FafseyElaoen viii
t-e srxnr On their return. pe-dkng he
completion % Mr.. Simpsons residence
AT Newcastle. lhs cossple VIII make taair
bone with the brides mother. Mrs. r. {.
GIll. The wedding EaftS we're numerous
and handsome. among them being A
cheek from shS grandparents 81 TIE
groom ard a carsplsse set 81 furniture
frorn the groons fellow employees Of Ire
Oregon Improvement Company AT New
were. Mrs. Martha A GIL Mr.. and Mrs
Ralph G (sfli. Mr.. and Mrs. William Mar
tin. Mr. sr1 Mrs. Clark l. Cslil. Mr. and
Mrs. Fred l. 6sursfll Mrs. James Ander-
sen. Miss MAnd NJ. kesRe. Miss Evelyn
T. CssI Miss Alice Gsa Miss Sfhyl Gill
Miss Vivian Gssl. Mr. g. T. Anderson. Mr..
n K Todd. ~ Newcastle. Mr.. r, r. IT.
win. 81 Franklin Mr.. Z = Ford. az Hal
lard. Mr.. Walter a. heene. Mir. Hiram -
GtiL Master CHARLEY Gla-
Mr. Matthew slean. Of this city. and
Miss Anna Is Prall. 81 Bender. we're aales-
~ married at the reside nee st Mrs. Z. Ed
wards. SIS Columbia street. last Tuesday
evening. Rev. " A. sshAusliR o1sclsyiag.
ONLY the rslafiges and Few friends Of
the contracting Parties We're present Mr..
and Mrs. Sloan VIII he at home ~ sis
Columbia
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wald Mr.. q. =. Swanson. Mr.. A. 2.
RaAsnsen Mr. Gardner. Mr.. Frye Mr..
Esruner Mr. : Il. Conkiln. Mr. j. =. Moss.
Nj T. L4xekt. Mr.. r. l. Swezer. Mr.. J.
w Ewanx. Mr.. ;. n Yerton. Mr.. A. STn-
Cell. Mr. J. Sheets Mr.. ". n sheets.
Mr. ousnicn- Nr. A. Owens Mr.. g. j.
Clark. Mr. II. e Sh4sfsr. Mr.. l. Washer.
Mr. !. Quiet. Mr.. e. Qutss. Mr.. f. EAksr.
Mr. A. r. RITZ. Mr.. J. G. stewart. Mr.. ].
Holm Mr.. W. Caie. Mr.. Il. r. Hartman.
afr. Hector Romano. Mr. ]. II. Webster.
Mr. = Mccoy. Mr.. r. ". Merton. AT.
J. E Fise. Mr. c. Smith. Mr. G.. c. Dra-
per. Mr. r. Mlser. Mr. G. Schers~ournes
Mr. C. remnant. Mr.. n. White, Ar. II.
Mitchell, Mr. II. a2rman. Dir. r. Cads.
Mr.. w Cady. Mr. g.. WoossS. Master r
Richards. Mr.. Owens. Miss r. Miller. Miss
oesthstat. Miss q. Carter. Miss IL. 2iy-
ers Miss Rose Smith. Mss NrA~At. Mss
+. Farman. Miss Lollu4e. Miss lea H-ar-
razn-
one az the most pleasant affairs OF ths
week was the surprise party tsndaTca MRS,
&. NJ Rivers az BIER hozne Ia Rantoa Adas-
tfcn A number Of friends from Tacoma
ard Vancouver took her completely ay
surprise. the occasion being the birthday
OF Mrs. A. 5. Shears ansi her daughters.
Mrs Z. "a. Rivers ard Miss Hattie Shears
Dinner was served in the afternoon 30 trio
tAEf&$. TIE ES-&fEzE4rH J~2N&faA At4SE14 II At<E
evening. A delightful musical prcsramms
was arranged By the Tacoma Musical Cfan.
zxDoug wham was the Seli-Snown vocalist
AR Eaward c. Andersen. Of New York.
Following this games OF raTiosss kinds were
INDUCED in and q most delicious luncheon
vas served al n late hour. As the faint
rays az DAMN approached the last fsreweiis
were spoken. A number ns the youns
ladies' accompanied the Misses shears 70
their heaugifui hasne on North Poins. Lake
WASHINGTON. 10 spend few days In roam
Ing arnong the hills amidst nature IN all
her loveliness.
The cory home Of Mr. ani Mrs. Dennis
Keeier On Rochester avenue was Invaded
last Monday evening by al urexpectei
party. The invaders brought with them
a gooi supply OF dainty eatahses and q fall
measure Of xlAdsomaness ana good cheer.
II was the anniversary 81 Mrs. Kseier's
birthday and her neighhors took advant-
age Of TIE occasion to testify their high re-
gard for her aemaaly character anl
nesghhorly friendship The evening PASSED
swiftly and after a game st whist. some
choice music was rendered ard refresh
rents 81 ices. cakes. etc. enjoyed Those
present werrs Capt and Mrs ". n.
O-Toose. Mr. and Mrs Il. =. Farley. Mr..
ard Mrs. III. l. Seser. Mrs. ard Mrs. H. +.
Han. Mr.. and Mrs. W. u. Barnes Mr..
and Mrs. q. A. c. Rochester. Mr.. and Mrs.
H. r. Bennett. Mr.. and Mrs II. W. Clarke.
Miss la IseSUer. Misses Han. Miss Hlcks
and Ar. and Mrs. III. N. yieie.
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DR.. W. @. Krofn. OF the University OF
Illinois. who VIII deliver lectures during
the summer months as the Acme Cole
giase institute. Vas given an informal re-
caption "a the Chamber Of Commerce
Wednesday evening ny IA. teachers ard
students Of the college
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The Iueer Anne and Lake rnion rs<.-
tons - tire f9uhN W9n4sn-s League ~
Ps4 mossSh caurcA. viii give an enfertsfss-
meat 81 fne t2as4n Anne club house on
FTaEay. J1n3 U.s. chsare sn1atraI pea
gvasnfne aAs been provided nsssA re-
freSansents and moonlight are promised.
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The members 81 the Entire Nous Club
intended their anai dance for the season
10 be an enjoyable ons. ard Il proved 20
be The dance which was given fazt
Tuesday evening IN Pnuschs hail wiif
hong he pleasantly remembered by those
Who attended. In addition 20 Inc FEswu-
hers Of the Entire Nous 63ab. many ~ere
present from the Too-Whft Ciub - afse-
eiai Invitation. ard we're shaan every
courtesy by their hosts The iann8nK
was continued nntii late hour DURING
the evening light refreshments we're
served. Those present we're Prof. " Bit
ley. Mr. and AIRS. j l.. Wilson. Airs.
Cnrrfer. Mrs. Boyd. Miss IsAisy Carts.
Miss Amand Tvete. Miss AdAle McRAe.
Miss Bessie Boyd. Miss Mlnna Colton.
Mss Norma Ronald. asisS AlEie Melon
aid. Miss Cadiens Miss Kate f4oimrs.
Hiss Slrafton Miss Helen Strattoa Miss
Blanche Carrier. Mise sheehsn. Miss
Jsanue lynch, Miss Coliuai, Miss MAe
eiiaSScock Miss Mautfe tsfassrcck. Miss
I.aubscher Miss Anna Kursz Miss Axnes
Baxsett. Miss Maud Mcdonald. Miss
Helen Morse. Mr.. Carl Tvetg. Mr Glenn
SGxer afr. Claire Bennett. Mr.. John HER
ing M Homer Mcdonald 8r. Ray Me-
Donald. Nj Wa MFry. SIR Dwight
s,sstson. Mr. Carl Holmes, Mr. John she@-
han Hr Don Ehie Mr. =. r. Csrrter.
Mr. Harry CaGl3n Mx. Charts Dl9nAn.
Mr. George Ahs&n Ar Frank Frink. Mr.
Jos psxard. Mr. Nai Hawkins. Mr.. Hal
Laubscsser. Mr.. 0tix Taahsehef Mr. Roy
Bsufzrasn- M Charles t8Ee. Mr. MI
Atwood Mg. J. = s.amninaN Mr.. Aaoi-
fphss Bronson. Ar. Hsrt~Ft k1Ek ans Air.
J. W Sayre.
Ths Perenrlsy PAstir8e C8ae gave fts
usual weekly dancs last evening AZ sts4
Fellows RAD. fcs cream and cake were
asrxea during sha evening. which added
nauch 20 she enjoyment ~ those present.
Sotwathsfg nGtnE IRE warm weather the
attendance AZ the dances - this clut
SEEN 60 Increase rather thaa decrease,
Assonx ths announcements 81 futsfe
events last evening was ar excursion.
cnncsrs and 5anne a. f-aEfe HarHoF On
THURSDAY. Tuaa = on 9hs steamer ~.
K Msrssn. Thgs csralnE eTent - stEsysy
sooErs fosw ard o. A. yhs assxlT mses-
lnx II fhs soe ~ e wssnassfusnf. Mr..
~ = &ge was eseetea pFeai3eat an8
wr r. " BsaG. vice president 80 I'll
the vArAncY ea8sea - Ess departure
4 sx-presssenf - = Morton. aad "a
vses F-resssent NTs 4 p Eorrgn from
TIE ctsy.
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Domestic Bargains.

"a Irrb,eaehef Cheese Cloth. e yard.
Cream shaker F1afenei. Sac yard
HEAVY unbleachef Muslin. ~ neh.
&c yard.
h,sach4ef Muslin. ss-lneh wide. s. I'd.
SPEssfAfs-s-a. 81 or fe-s wide Fine
Standard Rleaehsf Sheeting. Monday.
sniy i5c yard
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IS pair Ladies Light Tan Oxforsz.
al sizes. value E.Zz. Monday. Sc pair
. pisces fancy Creckesa Chexfot NoaI
siitinss. " inch wide. value sc. Nor
day. lie yard.
$50 yards Wash Dsmities and Dot
ted sNtss. efsite ground. coi0red fx-
urss and dots. worth l5c. Monday.
q m, &c yard.
loo yards 9s-inch Peroases. rnisi
remnants, value lec. Monday. D A. m.
Sc yard
ground. value 1zt1c, Monday. a. m-.
= yard.
1.ss1 yards Frat Of the Loom Bleach
ed Muslin. mill remnants. fun 8s-snch
wiefe. value Sc Monday. 5z.c
200 yards Outing Fs4nuesH. manu-
factgrers remnants. only SIC yard.
20 yards Fancy Te2sei Down Ffan-
nets. mail remnants. worth Ike. only
TIC yard.
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Notion Bargains.

Sewing Needles. Is paper.
Ssxerest Thimbies oasy &c each
Aii.SHk R5ndirg Ribbon, iec bolt.
. Garter Elastic. al widths. In black
ami white. * yard
French Horn Bones. Sc dssen-
Whaleh0ne Casing. s. piece
Fine Quality Nsai@noae Casing. iec
piecc.
stockinet Dress Shields. isc ard nc
par.
Feather Stitch Hraid & piece
safety Hose Supporters. s. pair.
Tooth Brushes. good quality trtssis.
4 each.
Pressing Cents. So. Sc Ia and Sc
Rsark Sewing silk. isslyard spcoss.
&c spool
seiasS, for fe<-
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Handkerchiefs.

10 dozen Ladies Embroidered Hand
kerchiefs. value &c. Monday &c.
Beautiful Swiss Emtro 5erea Hand
kerchiefs value i5c. Monday lac.
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Millinery Takes a Tumble.

Monday. chosce Of Is beautifully
trimmed Hats value I'D TO $40 your
choiFs x1Sl
small lot Of Dress Shapes. ali colors.
warth ifs 70 zoe Monday fAc.
Another big lot OF Trimmed Sailors
fu=f arrived The latest shapes ard
eruwps are on display here. DO not
Prices range from ~ CD 20 kzm We
can save you from car fare 10 S.oo on
your Sailor.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-14
Silks.

Fancy Printed Japan silks. value
&c. Monday fsc yard.
Dainty Dresden Warp Print Japan
EIks. Tire correct thing for waist and
WINNINGS. only Soc yard.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-14
Cosets-Extra.

Intensely interesting items IN Ger
ots
Wasted, SIX and fvx~h hook. black and
gray
Az Ssc and eee. Dresden Figured Ss-
teen corsets. perfect fitting. only Sc
ard eAc pair.
Al 81 ~ & A. c. ThornSon's Glove
Fitting American Ladies' corssfs. IN
tssek and gray high or los back. your
rAotce. ouie 81 % pair.
The petruit WAIST. a perfect waist.
nzsse for comfort and health
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-14
Separate Skirts.

woNDERpTyY4 SKIRT SEf LING.
fszE-el Mena.r Dress SSirls. black
AsraSofse fEGred sf1AAsr lined
.nrsaSaaut wttA Hercaisne. @iie and
rati srfy s
Ai-N 1ai SSfEe skirts. tSeutteta
eersUry sic. r2sg3e nHsd. psrfset "a
sfse ane hans, ogtsy &S.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-14
Gloves.

Pure English SIX Mltts. with Parts
peinf ana Glove thasfh. oa3y - pair.
LADIES' Black Taftefa silk Gloves.
only &c pair.
Glace Kid Csievss Ia al this seasons
new shades. embroidered back. only
&c pair.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-14

The seventh annual ChiiSsen's day eele-
h~arsoa vas stfanxiy observed sas' Ssnst&y
At the little NH Fowu OF Port Easslsy-
2 y Lewis. superintendent II ths sun
fay school. conssEctsd the se-Taaes- and
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gentlemen TIRE Ntgis ones taking part
-onsss~ge-a themselves Sc a truly ss1tfYfssg
name. receiving uerttsa Applause fe-
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wras rarrleress. CpsulrS remarks ay 2
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