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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-08

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-08

WANTED grst-claSs millinery maker.
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Apply immediately T. W Sewhal 4
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WASfED-~A first class girl for general
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WANTED Situation AS housekeeper in
nfst-ciass hotel or lodging house or any
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HELP wANTED-FENALE.

WASTEip-~A reliable and experienced
nurse girl. mus, I've able 10 do plain sew
ins wages. 81. Address u II. care Post
Intelligence.
Man 81 lady 10 travel and appoint agents.
established urm $50 per month ana ali
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TONIGHT. Tonight Tonight. Masquerade
bah. cakesals and door prizes. chance
Ter ali ticket holders. prize Waiting
contest free 10 all seventh and f'ols,,n-
asa Admission. Z-c. Best MUSIC I'm city
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LODGE N0TJCEA
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WANTED SIX ynnng ladies for cancer,
hau. steady position good wages. Al.
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The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-06-17

Summer Shobbamg:
7asE;bM'MALLN@@'
Vacation Preparations

It's worth while remember that you practically live in
your trunk when you travehat all you have with you IS
entrusted its lock and key and framebe they strong or
weak Indeed, the very name of baggage smasher IS
enough to arrest sober thought
Part of the big Store is trunk store And the trunks
there succeeded in finding place because in special
way they the best be had This year there's more
choose from than All the newest ideas are to be
while the prices, broken up as they are look like
the trunks that couldn't find admission here
Trunks of solid rattan, closely covered with black
enaneed duck heavy leather binding leather corners
straps all around two trays and full linen lined $1o4o
The Roller is the newest and travel comfort and
clothing protection Packing and unpackng without Lifting
trays Simple and strong. $1S.o7, $12.99 and $1149
Canvas trunks iron bound Victor lock- $219 $780, $500
$3.50, $3.50, $50 and $3.50
Steamer trunks brass trimmed leather bound, anchor
handles, Excelsior lock- linen lined, strong and light $72o
Another steamer trunk with iron bottom we'll Slated and
camped covered with duck popular and servceabe trunk
ar $40
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-06-17
Silk Sash Belts.

With fancy gilt and silver
clasps. Fancy silks, eight or
nine different colors-belts
that were sold until now at
25c. For this days selling,
reduced to 15c
And the grades that have
been sold at soc, in black sat
ms and colored silks, with
fancy clasps, all cut away
in the price-for Saturday, CSC
Black satin and corded
tafetas, in black, white, car
dinal, heliotrope, cerise, pink
and turquoise ; also Scotch
plaids. Fancy gilt and oxi-
died clasps. These excellent
belts have been very popu-
lar at 75c., &c.,, CSC and $1.25
and are going = no ex-
ceptlons-at ACC
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1sEyw'MALLN@'
Underwear.

Another hot week or so and
the prices of summer under
wear will Soar higher than
the thermometer, The
demand coming in from all
quarters of the country
is eating up all that manufac-
turers have. Two chances:
For men: Plain and Ter
sey knit fine balbriggan, short
and long sleeves, shirts and
drawers to match. Until
yesterday the price was SOC a
grrment. To-day, 25c.
For women and children
A tempting lot in light
summer weights, in vests,
pants and drawers. Worth
1oc and 25c a garment-to-
day, 12Hc.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-06-17
Colored Shirt Waists.

At 39c. each--Of good quality per-
Gale in a complete line of color
ings. They are all made with
pointed yoke, plated or gathered
back. Sizes "a to ~. Would
be excellent value at SOC.
At SOC. each-Same style waist as
the above, made of a superior
quality percale.
At 75c. each-A new lot of the
" Stanley" brand waists. These
arein pretty stripes and neat checks
and are made of percale and Ma
dras cloths. The color range is
complete. Sizes are from 80 to
AZ; actual value, o8c.
At 98c. each-A complete line of
plain percales in pink and blue,
trimmed with white pipings; also
plain colors in pique and assorted
stripes in percale. Some are
made with bias stripes and tucked
fronts. All have pointed yokes,
plated or gathered backs; actual
value of these, $l.25.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-06-17
Muslin
Underwear.

Children's white skirts,
good muslin, deep hens, &C.
Children's cambria and
muslin skirts, deep hemstltch
ed ruffles and lace edge, CSC.
Women's good muslin
gowns, square yoke of inser-
ton and tucks, finished with
hamburg edge, 800.
Good muslin skirts, deep
cambria ruffle, SOC.
Good striped percaline
skirts, corded umbrella Hounce,
6oc.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-06-17
Mems Handkerchief.


At Sc. each-Men's plain white hemmed
handkerchefs, tape border, extra size; regu-
lar price, l0c each.
At SC. each, 25c. a haif-dozen-Men's
plain white, hemmed handkerchiefs, tape
border, extra fine quality, large size; regular
ly l21sc.
At &c each, soc. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. all
white Japonette, hemstitched handkerchiefs,
extra large size, embroidered silk initial; reg
ular selling price, l2Hc.
At &c. each, CSC. half-dozen- Mems
all white hemmed and hemsitched handker
chiefs, extra fine quality, large size regularly
sold at l2Hc.
At l0c. each, $500 dozen-Men's all
white, pure Irish linen, hemmed handker-
chiefs; regular price, Csc. each.
At loc. each, S2.l a doZen-Men's all
white, pure silk handkerchiefs, hemstitched
and initiated; Csc. and 3ec. you have always
paid for these.
At 24c, each, 81. 90 a dozen-Men's all
white, pure Irish linen handkerchiefs, excep
tonally fine quality, extra large size; regular
ly 81 Hc each.
At s5c. each, 81. 90 half dozen-Men's
all-white pure Irish linen handkerchefs, a
fine sheer quality; regular price, 75c each.
At 24c. each, $500 d0zen-Men' S pure
Irish linen, mourning handkerchiefs, the finest
quality made, the kind that always sells at
75c each.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-06-17
Cameras

"Montauk Jr." Camera,
size 3Hx3H, covered with
black grained leather, fitted
out with achromatic land
scape lenses, view finder,
time and instantaneous shutter,
diaphragms for regulating
the light, one double plate
holder with capacity for
carrying three, List price is
$500. Our price, $2.o8.
Negative racks for holding
"a plates, made Of cherry
wood-remember other prices
and then mark this, SC
Heavy mortised printing
frames, AXIS, solid hinges and
heavy spring, 12c
Higgins 3 OF. jar of paste,
&C
Sliding tripods with brass
cap SOC
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-06-17
Stationery.

Box paper, "a sheets and
envelopes. Regular price,
&c. Now &c.
Box paper, "a sheets and
envelopes, pure Irish Linen,
high grade make, regular
price, 25c; now I2c.
Box of Hurds Fine Bond or
Satin Wove, note size. Regu-
lar price, 19c. Now 15c.
Box of fine antique linen,
48 sheets and envelopes, an
unusual offer, I4c a box.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-06-17
What a GaSRange
Will Do

At the demonstration in
the Busy Basement, Thursday,
it was shown how biscuits can
be baked in exactly nine min
utes how broiling, baking,
frying, boiling could all be
done at the same time
and with greater economy
and far better results than
are possible with a coal range.
The Puritan comes with water
back also-that is important
to know.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-06-17
For the Bath.

Pasta-Mack Bath Tablets,
CSC a box
Perfumed Vaporette Tab
lets, soc box
Roger & Gallett Violet
Bath Bags, 23c
Roger & Gallett Violet
Toilet Water, SIC bottle
Oakley California Toilet
Water, soc bottle
Browns Pearls of Violet,
csc, 47c, nc
Colgate's Violet Toilet
Water, CSC, 4Ic, 78c
Violet Ammonia, Ioc
Michaelson's Florida Water,
25c, soc
Byrnes' Florida Water, 35c
Murray & Lanman's Toilet
Water, ACC
Farina Cologne, nc OF
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-06-17
Women's handkerchief.

At SC. Dozen Children's printed handker-
chiefs, worth Sc. each.
At &c. each-Women all-linen, handker-
chiefs, popular width hens; worth loo. each.
At &c -Women's all linen, hemstitched
handllerchiefs, popular width hens; worth
l2Hc. each.
At lc. eacfl-Women's all-linen, scalloped
and hemstitched, embroidered handkerchiefs;
worth tic. to 25c.
At l0c each-Women's all linen, scalloped
and hemstitched, embroidered handkerchiefs;
regular price, 25c. to 38c. each.
At 33c Women's very fine all-linen,
hem titch ed, embroidered handkerchiefs;
worth 50c to $l.00 each.
100 Box-2O0 boxes of handsomely as
sorted embroidered, all-linen handkerchiefs;
worth SITS box; half dozen in box.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-06-17
Natty Shirt Waists.

We have added more new shirt waists to
what was already the most complete collection in
the city. But we will need every one of them
and more, too. We can give you any size you
want in any thing your taste demands, and you
can't find that condition of affairs anywhere else.
Choosing is made easy for you. All the sizes are
sorted out on separate tables, while the higher
priced one are systematically arranged on shelves.
These. to give you an idea
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-06-17
.Jcwclry.

One lot of sterling silver
dumb bell link cuff buttons;
regular price 25c. While this
lot lasts the price. will be 15c.
Women's six-piece waist
sets, gold and silver plated
and pearl. Would be con-
sidered a bargain at 1oc. Now
Ioc a set.
Gold plated beauty pins,
the quality that has always
sold at 25c a doz. Now at
Ioc a doz.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-06-17
Leather Belts.

Crushed levante, grained
seal and monkey skins. Col
ors are black, tan, green and
red-stitched and lined and
have covered harness buckle.
Not a single belt worth less
than 25c-note this new price,
IOC
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-06-17
Mems Wash Ties.

The trouble about these is
they are so hard to get. About
50 different styles, imperials,
25c each.
String or club ties, 6for 25c
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-06-17
Handkerchief
Offers
From the Auction.

The sale continues-the
handkerchiefs continue, will
always continue--to represent
one of the best series of OPP
portunities in several seasons.
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Silk Waists,
$3.o8.
Handkerchiefs.
S3.cSe each.

The selling of these Handker-
chiefs is extraordinary. People ap-
preciate an opportunity like this, to
brv good handkerchiefs.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-06-17
White Shirt w aists.

White Shirt w aists.
At CSC. each-Shirt Waists of fancy
white lawns and heavy welt piques,
pointed yoke back, yoke front;
detachable collar. These are ou-
egular $1.25 waists.
At ST.. 40 each-Shirt Waists of fine
white lawn, made with bias tucked
front and three bands of hand
some insertion, pointed yoke,
plated back; detachable collar;
regular $l.75 value.
Others at $1.69, $1.75, $1.oS,
$2.4o, up to $500.
Gil WAISTS Bright new waists
N'iAn d. % of fancy striped
@3.9o. taffeta in a full as
sortment of colors. They're made
of beautiful quality Of silk in the
stylish bias corded effect with pointed
yoke back and shirt sleeves; detach-
able silk collar. Sizes 30 to SO
inch. We thought them unusually
good some days ago at $3.50. To-
day they are
S3.cS each.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-06-17
Porch Shades.

secondly, to make room for those ele-
CANT goods when received in the au-
tumn, and, thirdly, to give a special
benefit to our large list of customers
who have sustained us SO nobly for
many years. There are many special
bargains beside the line discounts we
are giving. Evarts Cutler & Co.
ie16 ct
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-06-17
Tourist Books.

Handy Guide Books to
the New England States, 26S
pages, profusely illustrated,
JSc
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Parasols.

Wonderful Parasol selling. We
cannot help enthusing over thees
beautiful creations, for never within
our history has so much parasol
beauty been crowded into such small
prices. This store shows about
double the assortment Of any other
and all are this seasons best styles
no carry-Overs.
We have just made new arrange
ments for repairing and recovering
umbrellas and parasols.
Our new plan enables us to offer
you the very best Of service at min
imum cost.
White China Silk Parasols- With hem
stitching or ruffes 6oc to $1.08.
These are of good quality of silk and have
natural wood handles.
Pure Silk Coachings-In new plaids, nat
ural handles $I.75
All Silk CoacIiings-In plaids and stripes,
also black, natural handles. $I.0S
All Silk India Corded Coachings-In all
desirable colorings fine natural handles.
$7.75
Changeable Taffetas, with col
ored borders; striped Taffetas
with plain white borders; Taffeta
Chinas in plain colors with four
rufles; Tucked midas, in all col
ors; natural wood handles,
Corded Taffetas; Changeable
Taffetas with five rows of hem
stitching; corded Tafetas in solid
colors, plaid borders. $3.oS.
Taffeta Chinas, all over ruffles;
Taffetas, plain tops with contrast
ing borders; White Chinas, chif-
fon trimmed, S4.0S.
Others up to $40. 90.
Children's Parasols, TIC. to $l.o8.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-06-17
7atEgN'MALLN@'

Daintiness usually means
expense-because it is the
expression Of mingled care
and skill and taste. Often it
means, besides these, a GER
tain rareity in the quality of
the raw material.
All these fundamentals of
daintiness are noted in the
doilies and table cloths we
are showing from the Brown
auction. But simply because
they came from an auction
the few dozens that remain
have a low price element that
almost passes belief.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-06-17
Women's and
Children's Hosiery
and Underwear.

day that in the true sense of the
word are real bargains. Read the
prices, then come and see the goods.
Infants Black Cashmere Hose-Manu-
facturer's 'fseconds these are, with hurts
that you would not see, if we did not tell you.
They're made with colored silk heel and toe
and sell regularly at Csc. Saturday, I6c. pr.
Women's Hose-Both in plain black cotton
and drop-sitch hose; excellent values at this
price, I2Hc. pr.
WOmen's Vests - Women's fine Jersey
ribbed cotton vests in white, low neck and
sleeveless, silk tape at neck and armholes;
worth l8c. Saturday, IL Nc. each.
Women's Vests-Women's fine Jersey
ribbed cotton Vests, in ecru, extra sizes, low
neck and short sleeves. Saturday, IL re. ca.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-06-17
Close CO m :
parison of the
ribbons selling
Lovely White
Ribbons.

here and elsewhere just now shows
in very interesting fashion why this
store is regarded as the best ribbon
store. New things added to-day
make the sale more and more inter-
esting.
White Taffeta Ribbons. -Which are in
such popular demand just now.
81 inch, TIC. yd. 4 inch, 27c. yd.
3H inch, 25c. yd. inch. 29c. yd.
AS special offering for to-day we shall
place on sale inch White Taffeta Ribbons at
Csc yd.
To-. ITO Tiny faces buried in
r ~ ~ clouds Of filmy cot
1oou1o1o tons-cleverly made
up sun-bonnets in very sheer mulls
and lawns. Colors are red, pink,
blue and green. They're made
with deep frill, edged with Val. lace
in front with deep ruching round
the face; shoulder cape also edged
with Val. 0SC. each.
ChiIdren's Military Capes.-Sizes from
mos. to 6 years. For wear at the seashore.
Nobby little capes in navy and cadet with
scarlet lining in cape and hoods; gold but
tons and straps.
Worror,c Stylish neckwear at
~ 49, m st interesting
1NooAwoo1. prices. All h e
very latest ideas that have been
brought out this season.
At 25c.-Stock with muslin bow, insertion
and lace trimmed.
At 25c.-Pain Satin Stocks, in all colors.
At 5oc.-Satin stocks, with bow or ruching
of Liberty silk all colors.
At5Oc-A complete line, in beautiful color
ings, of the much liked wide end Imperials'
in silk or satin.
c1oca Kid Handsomely en-
Gloves, SIC. "a Cloves - al
the desirable street shades. Actual
worth $1.00 the pair.
Saturday, SIC. pair.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-06-17
WAT 7 Ed :

Work, to keep our best men
busy. Doesn't matter what
it is-Frescoing, Relief Work,
Papering or Painting-we are
ready to do it at reduced
prices. Our men nus. be
kept busy. We had all the
work we could attend to in
the spring, and, we want to
keep things going on in the
summer. 1t will be to your
interest to see us.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-06-17
At the Soda Fountain.

OUR SODA FOUNTAIN is a
veritable beehive these days and
many lovely things we hear on tn
excellence of our Ice Creams and
Soda Water. 1t may not be gene
rally known that we have our own
candy factory on State Street. Our
candy chef understands thoroughly
the preserving of fruits.
AS fresh fruits have come into the
market, we have purchased large
supplies of fruit and berries and are
serving the same to you at our Soda
Fountain. in the shape of syrups and
fruits used in our popular Fruited
Ice Cream. In this way we can
guarantee you absolutely pure syrups
and fresh fruits. Can safely say that
we serve the best the market affords.
Neapolitan Ice Cream Bricks, 10c
Try cup of our Fruited Cream,
Sc.
SODA WATERING make our
own SODA WATER-The most
complete carbonating apparatus in
the city.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-06-17

THE BEST OF REASONS FOR SAC
RIFICING VALUABLE ART
GnnDC
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-06-17

The reasons for the great discount
sale at Cutters Art store have been set
forth in sundry advertisements, but are
here repeated They are few and SIM
pie: Firstly, to get much cash for Mr..
Cutler to buy goods with in Europe;
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-06-17

Bright new waists
of fancy striped
taffeta in a full as
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1899-06-10
MICHIGAN LEGISLATURE.
the lawmakers in the SEN.
ate and House. ssu.

Lansing, Mich. June 3.--The senaie dealt
beet sugar manufacturers a blow yester-
day by passing a bill increasing from four
10 five dollars a ton The minimum price paid
10 growers for beets containing Y per cent.
OF sugar....ln the house bills taxing ex-
press compa MES ave per cent and teie-
graph and telephone companies three per
cent on their gross earnings and a Joint
resolution permitting the taxing OF cor
porate property on It's cash value were
Lansing, Mich, June 5.-The house has
agreed TO the Neldermier bill setting aside
the submerged swamp lands OF the state
bordering on the great lakes and bayous
thereof for public park and fishing
grounds The blu was amended so as to
exempt those parts OF the ST. Clair fats
which had been improved previous 10 June
!, 1899. The vote by which the house passed
the bill increasing the rate of taxation OF
fire Insurance companies or other states
from three TO tlve per cent. has been re-
considered ssrs1lN
Speaker ADAMS had prepared q statement
showing the appropriations made In 1897 for
current expense, repairs. new. buildings,
ard additions OF the state Institutions for
1897 and 1875. with the amounts recon-
mended for similar purposes by the ways
and means committees this year for 1883
and 1900. Last year the aggregate appro-
priations for current expenses were 81. lS2.-
e76 repairs, s22 eli: new buildings and adj
ditions Se0SSS The amounts recommen nd
ed this year are: For current expenses, N.-
ga ei0: repairs Si27. $40: new buildings and
additions $3.50. Gl3. The aggregate increase
this year Is 81 .O95692.
Lansing. Mich. June 1.-THE senate yes
terday passed the bill taxing telegraph,
telephone and express companies spe-
officially after amending II so as 10 make
a fiat rate OF SS per cent. on the gross Mich
igan earnings OF each OF these companies
This Is a reduction from the rates liked by
the house OF two per cent. on express COM
panes. and an increase OF one-half or one
per cent. on the others. . The house passed
and sent 10 the senate the bill. placing a
tax OF two cents ton on iron and from
one-sxteenth to one-half cent pound on
copper. the latter being graduated accord
ing TO the yearly output OF the mine, Bills
were also passed approprlating $4,000 for
the state FISH commission and providing
for the consolidation OF gas, electric light
ing and street railway companies.
Lansing. Mich, June S-Gov. Pingree
has vetoed the senate bill amending the
law governing the organization Of mining
companies SO as TO permit such COM
panies TO double their authorized capital
OF 81 100000 and 10 prpvsde for the CONSOLE
dation OF present or future companies One
~ the governors objections h, that the bill
PERMITS stock watering for the benefit OF
the experienced Spectator and the distress
OF the innocent investor The Sunday clos
ing bill and the bill appropriating $4,000
for additional pay for Michigan soldiers
In the recent war were killed beyond re-
call