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AT Sc. INSTEAD OF iOc. -
Children's ribbed cotton
vests, low and high neck,
short and no sleeves, white
and ecru.
AT IOc. INSTEAD OF i9c. -
Women's fine grade, straight
and shaped ribbed cotton
vests, low and high necks,
with and without sleeves,
white and ecru.
AT l9c. INSTEAD OF 39e,-
Women's srraightand shaped
Richelieu and fancy ribbed
cotton and Isle thread vests,
low and high necks, with
and without sleeves, also
drawers.
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Eye Glasses and SpeCtaCleS
At SOC. Instead of $500.

We have ,72S pairs OF these at Soc instead OF $500
Six kinds to choose from The frames and mounngs are
rolled gold bling l4k gold glasses French ground
crystal lenses. The spectaces have riding bows as well as
raght temples The glasses are both trimmed and rim
less patent offset adjustable guards Also quantity
OF rolled gold eye glass chains to match Hair pin or patent
holder attached at 2Sc. instead OF Sl.OO.
The sun., 1901-04-07

ltrlngeG for metal bedsteads,
Marseilles patterns.
AT Sl.Se INSTEAD OF
S2.S0-White wool blankets,
light weight, 1914 size.
AT $500 INSTEAD OF
S2.7S-White wool blankets,
light weight, IA size.
AT Sl.9o INSTEAD OF
S2.7S- White Marseilles
quilts, full size, ready for
use.
AT $3.50 INSTEAD OF
$3.50 White Marseilles
quilts, extra fine quality,
handsome raised designs.
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AT 25c. INSTEAD OF SOC. -
Mems ecru bllbrlggan shirts,
French necks and long
sleeves, with drawers to
match. Sizes, shirts, 81 TO
a.; drawers, 80 to, 40.
AT lec. INSTEAD OF 2ec.-
Women's fine gauge black
cotton stockings, high splIced
heels and double soles, guar
anteed stainless, also men S
tan and embroidered socks.
AT 25c. INSTEAD OF 500 -
Women's colored cotton
and Isle thread stockings,
striped, two tones, tan and
stainless black, also mems
fancy socks.
The sun., 1901-04-07
Millinery and Artificial Flowers.


Even with the hurry the immense before Easter business
this store is still full OF the secrets OF beauty in hat making
which Paris withhold from
The artificial flowers wonders OF skill and tase-ust
touch OF perfume all that's needed make them real
AT gee, sec, 4ec AND soc. BUNCH-A large assort.
men OF flowers; OF all kinds, branched and singe
foliage, poppies, daisies, ETC., etc.
AT $4S-Large lot chiffon hats and toques, black only
The sun., 1901-04-07
CO!Ored pettiCOatS.

AT Csc. INSTEAD or Sl.59-Black
mereerl2ei Perticoats, in } styles-deep
accordion pleated flounce, finished with
deep accordion-pleated founce, ,hemmed
ana some with small rufiles; all t
csc.
The sun., 1901-04-07
The Best Hair Tonic.

Msaopecine is delightful dressing for the hair keeps
hea thy SOFT plant luxurant and removes dandruff II IS
really the excellent tonic made and positive preventive
for falling hair We know Of numberless instances OF IT'S
Brooklyn.
The sun., 1901-04-07

We prepared an even more than usu;
Articles that are real helps IN spring
real helps.
Clothes vringers, with ball bearings,
fully warranted, SEAS.
Clothes line, so feet, good quality, Sc
Clothes hampers, imported, square
shape, Sl.4o.
Wash boards, family size, lOc.
Wash boards, double, lec.
Ironing boards, AZ inches long, 2Sc.
Step ladders, foot size, 29c.
Bread boxes, in assorted sizes, slightly
handled, Sc.
Coffee mills, steel grinders, iOc.
Galvanized water pals, l2c.
Wash boilers, extra heavy polished,
made Of Xxx stock, some slightly
handled, size 7, 3 or 9, value up 10
$l.eS, choice at Csc.
Toilet stands, white enamclled, com
plete with towel rack, pitcher basin and
soap dish, CSC.
Toilet stand for a complete china set,
S2.98, value $500.
White enamel iron towel rack, Sl.3S.
White enamel iron table, SEAS.
Jspanned foot tubs, 62c.
Wash basins, papier mache, 25c.
Carpet beaters, THE Goodenougn,"
ice.
Kitchen carving sets, 25c.
China salt boxes, imported, zoe.
Mrs. Potts's irons, complete, CSC.
Whisk brooms, two styles, your choice,
i0c.
Scrub brushes, solid back, SC.
Wire sink brushes, &c.
Chamber pals, assorted colors, 1Sc.
Asbestos mats, lc.
Asbestos iron holders, Sc.
Mop handles, SC.
Cedar shsyings, &c.
Oriental camphor, Sc.
Wax tapers, box OF 80, &c.
80 cases washing powder, Armour's,
3 packages Tor l0c.
The sun., 1901-04-07
Coal Ranges at Sl2.98; Value
UD TO SIS,9S.

Early cOmerS will have thelr PICK out
of about six STYLES igh.grade coal ranges;
made by the foremost manufacturers.
The goods are known TO everybody as the
best and they are fully warranted. The
sizes are assorted, and YOU can have your
choice, while they last, al ST. 2.9S,
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friedrich Iosssr & O..
Hruohlyn adrsrtissmtnts.
WOmen'S Shoe Sale Echoes.
$3.50 for Our Reaular $3.50 Kinds.

All the remaining sizes from sale OF yesterday, and
enough for everybody
These all made newest shaped )asts-excu.
siyey for us and for this spendidy madendeed, em
bodyns all the fine points which found in $50 shoes
hand wets oakanned soes leather insole smooth,
flexible, easy, COOL comfortable Three Styles follows
Womens dull kdop patent leather foXed Button Shoes,
medium full round oes broad soes, military heels, hand
sewed welts, $3.50 instead OF $50.
Womens gace kid Lace Shoes kid tips, medium full round
toes broad oles military heels, handsewe welts. $3.50
instead Of $3.50.
womens gace kid Button Shoes patent leather tips medium
full round broad soes, military heels, handsewed wess
$3.50 instead OF So so.
The sun., 1901-04-07
Boys Spring Suits, S2.9S.

The double breasted kinds for the boys 10 Is years,
strongly made from alwoo cloths, neat paids or mxtures
will give real hard better school suits, and
a real bargain at S2.9S.
The sun., 1901-04-07
Wrappers and Dressing
SaCQueS.

AT csc. INSTEAD $l.5e-Good per-
Gale wrappers in assorted styles; colors,
pink, blue, red, navy and mourning
effects; all made with deep flounce on
skirts; some with fancy white yoke,
others with cap over shoulder; trimmed
with embroidered ruftle.
AT soc. INSTEAD OF S5c. - White
lawn dressing sacques, made with
tucked back, yoke front, inserting Of
embroidery in yoke; belle sleeves,
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Clothing for Beds.
1r Nrw bu,ld'n.

An uncommon offering Of timely spring and bed
coverings With prices like these twill pay anticipate the
The sun., 1901-04-07
Boys Spring Top Coats, S3.9S.

Some real nobby for the little chaps Of p, to
old welaored from ergs; brown, navy and royal
blue; also Covert cloths, olive shades trimmed with gilt
pearl buons real stylish the unusually low price
ofS
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"Favorite" Gas Ranges, at
Sl4.25.

Our "Favoriie" gas ranges are up.to.
date in every detail-ftted with four large
cooking holes, extra large ovens, very
heavy castings, strongly built and guar
anteed to give best satisfaction. The
price is more than cheap at 5 4.2S.
Gas cookers, the Fire King COM
rlete AZ SS9S
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Underwear and Stockings.
Bio Savings for All the ,miIy.

splendid collection OF makers samples and broken lots
,ought at price YOU in many fully half
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0utdoing Expectations.

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Japanese handmade Kair0 rugs.
Single door mats, soc. instead of CSC.
"a by as inches, 75c. " Sl.l0.
80 BY 60 inches, $l.o5 $l.4O.
80 by 72 inches, $i.6S $2.25.
Here are the best quality all wool ex-
ira super ingram art squares, beautiful de-
signs: .-....-
III. 8 in. by 8 f., S4.i5 instead ofS5.65
9 feet by 9 feet, $50 "$6.75
The sun., 1901-04-07

AT 25c. FOR 35c. aIl-linen
trav cloths, hemmed with
spoke stitch drawn work,
At soc. FOR 75c. all.llnen,
full bleached damask, "a
inch wide, extra heavy
weight; can't be matched IN
Greater New York.
AT 69c. FOR S5c. sll.linen
The sun., 1901-04-07

#. BY Oft. in, S5.e5 instead of $50
8 #. by | , IT,, $500 "SS so
Wilton Velvet Rugs, one piece, 9 #. by
| 2 IT,, $lS.75 instead Of S25.O0.
Smiths Administer Rugs, #. by IL
H., Sl6.6S instead OF S22.e5.
Royal Wiltons, #. by , IT,, $32.5O. |!
Sanford Administers, II. by - IT,,
S23,2S.
The sun., 1901-04-07

For Men and Boys.
Shirts at Half and Under.
45C. and soc. Instead of 75C. to Sl.5O.
The mems shlrts-negligee stuff bosom style. The
hoysnegigee only. Every shirt has pair OF link cuffs
attached deachedand splendid lot they are at such little
prices.
Mems SCafs, 25C. Instead soc.
stock cleanup after Easter interesting the who
scars All shapes represented and nearly every
shade under the sun. Worth buying by half DOZENS
$3.50 and $3.50 for $3.50 to $3.50 Mems
MaCkintOSheS.
from very makers in America, noted for
quality OF materials used Caefuness in making and styles
and finish of every garment turned out You have their guar
antee and ours Perfectly and will give satisfactory
All Sizes "a 46nch chest New shapes and color
ingS.
$3.50 for 1900 and $3.50 Rain Coats.
stylish top for spring fall that will be entirely rain
nroof
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AlIuring Waists...Alluring Prices.
All the New Sprinu Kinds for Women.

and
stylshn all
cotton,
asI no q -raieta A
The sun., 1901-04-07

AT SS.50-Good porcelain dinner sets,
100 pieces, including soup tureen and
3 platters; very good body OF ware,
and decorated new spray border design,
soft, rich color.
AT $1,000 INSTEAD OF $500
Fine porcelain dinner sets, 100 pieces,
including soup tureen and 3 platters,
decorated in pretty floral designs in
natural colors, and each piece fully
trimmed with gold.
AT $500, $3.50 AND SlS.OO-Fif-
teen OF the very latest patterns in the
finest porcelain wares, made by such
renowned English makers as Wedge
wood & Co., Furnvals Ltd, Bishop *
Stomer and Haney x Sons. The sets
are 100 and | 3 pieces, and have all
large serviceable pieces. The colorings
are the richest and the patterns finely
executed border designs richly traced
with gold.
The sun., 1901-04-07

27c. per yard for 45c. reversible ingram
carpets.
44c. per yard for CSC. and 7Sc. extra
super ingram carpets.
3sc. per yard for 60c. all wool face
tapestry Brussels.
soc. per yard for Sl.lo body Brussels.
SIC. per yard for Ssc. extra quality
tapestry Brussels.
The sun., 1901-04-07
RedOubIed Carpet Interests.


purchased from the Hartford and Higgins mills and these mills
forward making The character Of and the thorough
They
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Rare Clear.up Sale of Rugs.
Some of the Very Best Prices Given Yet

Oriental
will find splendid
hall half
which mahess
The sun., 1901-04-07

At SS,9S, REGULAK SIU.5U = A
choice line OF silk petrcoats in ; styles,
some with graduated flounce, accordion
pleated; others accordion pleated
rufile, rows OF ruchng in Van Dyke
points.
The sun., 1901-04-07

97c. per yard for $l.50 extra quality
Wilton velvet carpets.
soc. per yard for $l.35 best fve.frame
body Brussels.
S3c. per yard for Sl.2S Wilton velvet
carpets.
97c. per yard for $l50 extra fine
quality Administer carpets.
Sl.65 per yard for So. so Royal Wilton
carpets, the best made.
The sun., 1901-04-07
Time to Buy Table Linens.

Our linen business for the past week hasn't been sa;sfac
tory 1t is evident that offers not appreciated
Therefore this is the time VIII offer them al such alb
surdy 10 rates. II don take her MonIay all will be
put back TO regular prices.
Dauask table coths- l6Nl6rch napkins for res.
The sun., 1901-04-07
Real Helps for the HOuSekeeper.

we an even usually good lot OF genuine helps lot to-
tcles that helps sprngime Housekeeping and prices
The sun., 1901-04-07
Springtime in the Upholstery.

325 pairs Nottingham lace curtains,
$l.35 pair, regular $l.75 to $500
pair.
ESQ pairs Nottingham lace curtains,
Sl.9S pair, regular $3.50 TO $500
pair
IS pairs ruffled bohbinet curtains, 3
Yards long, lace edge and insertion, $l,29
pair regular Sl.65 pair.
3 special lots OF ia pestry pOrtieres, full
assortment; choice patterns and colorings
in each lot,
S2.e5 pair, regular $4.25
S4.45 $500
S7.75 Sl0.S0
Full 6O-inch reversible Bagdad tapestry
couch covers, 3 colorings, So .98 each.
The sun., 1901-04-07

Extraordinary Furniture Sale.
The Most Important Event OF the Season.
Our Entire Stock Reduced a to 4.
sale d gan " ont April
m Of II m means
to Cheaper Th he Day
IAN shave w b mote b er h
Dur eve 0 al
cal
vi m %
Tailored Suits, Jackets and Skirts.
Some Noteworthy Prices for Tomorrow.
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"04"
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Golden lrdesCent Flower Vases at Less Than Hai

These are the rabbits ocoies deer
Vienna bronzes worth from Soo TO soo
The sun., 1901-04-07

95 5lue Ghagra slk.embroidered
. draperies, all selected lengths; S2.75
each, regular $3.50.
Silk.embroidered Dhurries portieres,
$4.95 each, regular $1,000
$50 $500
ITS India Dhurres, heavy quality,
Yards by 50 inches; $l.9S each, regu-
lar S4,00.
Also large assortment India and Afghan
printed curtains, kutch skirts, embroid-
cred table covers, &C., all at half price
and less
275 pairs white Irish point curtains,
$4.4S pair, regular $500 and S6.75
pair.
The sun., 1901-04-07
More Good News From China.

de
ndenty Individually
Porcelain, Austrian and Limoges China Dinner Sets
At a Saving of a Third and More.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1901-05-17
Gle Elum News.

August Sasses' new hotel is about
completed and it is good one.
Judge Boyle died very Suddenly
one day last week at his residence
in this city.
J, A. Thomas has secured a po
sition in the N. P. Coal company'a
store. He takes John Lanagaus
place while John is away in Seat.
tie attending school.
Frank Kerstetter has just com.
pleted Lew Refers new house on
Main street.
There is quite lot of building
going on here now.
Thos. Green, VIM. Chapman and
Bert Kerstetter went over to Mea-
ghersville on Saturday evening
and attended the ball, returning
Sunday noon. They report good
time.
Earl Crawford is driving a team
now for Wright Bros mill at this
place. Earl is a good boy and we
welcome him to Gle Elum.
Bert Kerstetter is progressing
nicely with his confectionery stand.
Dan Pero and James Hutchinson
have been building for one of the
Taylor boys this week.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1901-05-17
Summons for Publication.

In the superior court of the state
of Washington in and for the
county of Kittitas.
Cynthia NJ. June, plaintiff, VS.. Asa
w. June, defendant.
The State of Washington to said
Asa w. June, defendant:
You are hereby summoned to
appear within sixty days after the
date of the first publication, to-
wit: within sixty days after the
date of the sixteenth day of May,
1901, and defend the above entitled
action in the above entitled court,
and answer the complaint of plain
tiff and serve a copy Of your an
swer upon the undersigned attor-
neys for plaintiff at their office be-
low stated, and in case of your fail
urs so to do judgment will be rem
dered against you according to the
demands of the complaint, which
has been filed with the clerk Of
said court.
The object Of this action is to OBJ
tain a decree of divorce from de-
PENDANT by plaintiff and for the
custody and control of her five
minor children.
PRUYN & SLEMMONs,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Postoffice address, Ellensburg,
county of Kitt;tas, Wash.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1901-05-17
News From Thorp.

T. B. Goodwin is earring his hay
crop this week. If he should load
only car per day it would take
him two months to car his crop.
At $14.30 per ton, you can readily
see at a glance that Mr.. Goodwin
has something in sight. No won
der he thinks Of putting up fine
residence.
AL Hollingsworth is putting the
finishing touches on Mrs. l.. A.
Veache's new residence this week
D. B. Southern and wife left this
week for Rood River, Oregon.
R. A. Turner of Ellensburg made
our village a pleasant visit few
days since. Call again Bro. Turner.
Misses Lula Mattox and Edna
Duncan are in Easton on a visit
this week.
O. w. Pautzke was out from
town last week making snap shots
Of various places.
The Thorp creamery is making
more butter this season than ever
before.
Walter Hayward leaves Sunday
for visit to his old home in New
York.
John Turner now has complete
control of the Hayward stock
ranch. John is all business and
Mr.. Hayward may congratulate
himself on having such man in
charge of his place.
HNDxs rHrNvCn
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1901-05-17
Kirk Whited of Wenatchee was

MIX W nlted or WenAtcnee wal
in town yesterday.
Married-M D Ebert and Der
tina Hull, May II Rev. Bird offici
ating.
Levi Castor, bought 500 tons O.
mixed hay from John Clsrf ,hi.
week for which he paid nearly 5,
600.
Two lots, three room house, some
fruit, in desirable part OF town, fol
sale cheap for cash. Call at thi.
office.
May 2l.22 will be Kittitas ds,
in lie supreme court Of the state
in which three cases will be re.
viewed.
Will G. Graves of Spokane wa,
in the city Friday and Saturday
last, the guest of Mr.. ard Mrs. G.
B. Graves.
Judge Rudkins held court for a
couple of hours on Tuesday and
ad journed until the first Monday
in September.
A. J. Schsle, the proprietor OF
the Thorp barber shop and cigar
stand, was a pleasant caller at this
office on Monday.
Mrs. J. F. Travers of Republic,
is down fitting up their residence
near the normal, where she expects
to spend the summer.
L. M. Weaver, the genial young
man who has charge OF B. F. Reeds
creamery at Thorp was down
Wednesday on business.
Walter Hayward of Thorp, was
down Tuesday buying material for
new Louise to be construed du-
ring his visit back home.
Mrs. l.. F. Ellison, who has been
visiting in California for several
months, is expected to return home
now in very short time.
l.. Clamroth, the noted socialist
orator and canvasssr for socialist
literature, was in the city on Fri.
day and Saturday of last week.
Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Randall, Mr..
and Mrs. Lon Wright and daugh-
ter Jessie were guests OF Rev. Ken
ney and family Friday evening.
Phil Davis, of San Francisco,
and one of the largest wool buyers
on the Pacific Coast is here this
week looking after our wool crop.
W. J. Walker, editor of the La
Dor Journal of Spokane, stopped
off here few hours on Tuesday,
and while hero made us a pleasant
call.
Best and heaviest Milk Cans and
tinware in the city. Call and see
G.. w. HoRNBECK.
Chas Van Buskirk has secured
the agency for the Jswett and
Remington-Sholes typswriters.
These machines speak for them
selves.
Leave orders for ladies' tailor
made suits at Mrs. Stevenson's.
STYLES and materials on exhibition.
A large quantity of the wool
crop is now being delivered and
placed in the warehouses OF the
city and the buyers are offering 94c
per pound.
The quarterly school apportion-
ment issued on Tuesday by State
Superintendent Bryan is the largest
ever made and shows Kittitas' por'
ton to be $10,926.34.
County treasurer Purden has
Just finished putting up a wire net
ting fence around his place in the
north end of town. 1t is one OF
the nea test fences in town.
Remember the bargain sale in
watches at Klug & Craig's is on
ly for the month of May.
John Halstead takes his band OF
sheep to Ellensburg to shear. He
was unable to get in here to shear
on account of the scab, his sheep
being clean.-Prosser Record.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1901-05-17

Property owners should make
the same just as attractive as pos
sible, and thus give neat appear
ance to the city and at the same
time add to the value of their prop
erty.
Walter Hayward expects to start
for New York next Sunday after
noon to remain several months
visiting among his people. May
his stay be both pleasant and prof
liable.
Joe Agnew of Snohomish county
is over visiting Mr.. and Mrs. c.
IL. Gray, Johnny Williams and
wife. Thos. Agnew and wife, and
also Mike Agnew, prior to making
a trip to Alaska.
The barber shop in Thorp is
swelling up like "pizen" pup and
waltzlng to the front. A. J. Schele,
the proprietor is an energetic and
progressive citizen and will make
his mark in this world.
Work was started on the founda-
ton of the new brick to be erected
on the corner of Third and Pearl
last Monday. This brick will be
used for saloon. We wish those
people could be induced to make it
Il two story building instead of one.
a new stock of the latest pa tterns
of wall paper just received at Nor.
CAMS Book Store. Tickets on a
fine organ given with every 25c.
purchase.
F. S. Mcdonald and family, who
left here about year ago for Ore
gon to locate a future home, is ex-
pected back here every day now.
Verify, those who leave Kittitas
are always glad to get back, and
surely we all shall welcome their
return.
Fred P. Wolff will be pleased to
show you his new line of Straw
Hats.
Harry Frost left for Port Town
send and points in B. c. on Mon
day afternoon. He stopped at
Port Townsend on the 14th, 18th
and 10Th, as q delegate to tho state
meeting Of the Red Men, thence
60 on to Vancouver and other
points in BIC.
Folding Beds, Cots, Tables,
Stools, Chairs. Etc, just the thing
for camping at
Little Pauline and Mallory Ken
ney were the happy recipients of
a beautiful gold watch each from
their uncle of Indianapolis, Ind,
Frank Street. Surely the little
girls could not have been better
pleased, and they are lavish in
their praise of the doner.
G. w. HoRNBEcK's.
Best rooms in the city at the
Valley House, Main and Third.
Miss Florence De Mont left for
her home in Rochester, Ind, on
Tuesday afternoon. She came out
west last spring to see the country
and take charge of the Thorp
school, which she conducted very
successfully. She is lady of cul-
turs and refinement and the many
friends made by her visit here re-
greet very much that she should re-
turn home.
For a nice, clean we'll kept room,
call at the Valley House.
The sworn statements of the fire
insurance companies transacting
business in the state of Washing
ton show that during the year 1900
they wrote insurance to the amount
of SOB, ISL ,949, for which they re-
csived net premiums to the amount
of $1,7O7,661, and returned in
losses 1851, 497. This shows that
the people of Washington paid
$3.50 in insurance premiums for
each 81 returned to them in losses.
Come in and let us show you our
new line Of oval cabinets; we have
all the latest styles. Pautzke's Art
Studio.
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