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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-14

Poultry Chickens. live. isc
ducks. ise; geese. i9aiio. turkeys.
Ice.
Dressed stock - Chickens. IS.
turkeys. isGisho. ducks. lse.
GEESE. ish9iaise.
Corrected Daily The following
prices are being offered to the pre-
Queer In round lots on tn. deck or IN
tbs car a. Seattle!
Grain Oats sac %. barney.
moo. wheat. chicken feed. tz0Q Il /.
corn, $50 Per 100 lbs. bran. tib.
Hay~Puxst Sound. pr ton. tfse .
rastsrr Washingion timothy. sis2s
etsso. alfalfa. 0ooUie 50.
Butter - Fresh Fanca. ie0t1o. ma
tive creamery. if9ttc
Chssss-Nafivs Washington. fec.
Eggs Strictly fresh ranch. 40
isiae per dossn.
Poultry Chickens live. izdi5e
ducks. taisc. turkeys. t8iaMt1c.
Dressed poultry Turksys tssfiftSc
chickens i310i5hc ducks. taa4s4e
geese Ike.
Live stock CoWs. ttsc steers.
thusc calves. sna14e sheep. 80
sac hogs. sas1c
Dressed stock Hogs. &c. ianbs
To-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-14
LAST EDITION.
4 O'Clock.


.,ss last Henth tnnumrrahle
-.sIots have tsetn brought 10 the
s a the pclice department BY
.,nsere Who claim that their
Aaee hasn STOLEN. Net only
.,s ~ men iose their toeiS bat
s~s nav weuld also be lest, be.
- hey would have 20 lay OF
s..ssIsx the pare hAse II new ones.
Fr-sssssse sam cerhrtt has worked
- - The cases and come 20 the
.-hsssan. several days axo. that
- 49, Mns dcinE AL - the orcck.
- Nr. Corhett searched cx-
:. sseana hand slare and pawn
- Il the city and has recovered
sseien from nearly - carpeters.
= e-Asas cat Wha sold the tools.
~k W Stsfsnu Vas nnAlly sus-
1850 a. the Thief When confront
Z - ire evidence he admitted he
- ne toels were stolen. but had
s.'~.i then lie nnaiiy admitted
=, = had actually stolen the
-. He wa. brought before
- George yesterday afternoon
- sned tito and costs for one cas-.
new serving NJ. time In the
wssx al. when that term is an
- another carpenter from whom
! as stolen tools VIII prosecute
- while stealing tools he
S..<s A window IN new house on
s~srsan street. between Fourth and
49, avenues A charge OF hure.
- wni ~ held over him for that.
- carpenseFs swear revenge. and Il
! -reAshle that Stesson will make
= seanfy sail his home for sosne
- Il come.
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gentlemen, | RESIGN
The Why's and wherefores OF Historian Toelners Exit
From Military Life Briefly Told

August Toeiiner is no longer his
tcrian II the FIRST washington vol.
untecr regiment. THIS fact has al
ready been published. but the facts
underlying and leading up 20 his
day.
II all happened last Sunday night.
cfftcsrs enjoy cxciusiveness. and IL
was the "insuffcrabie" manifestation
OF this truth that preetpitsted the
troaole on that haplssz sunday
night IL vas the occasion when
the ussbers % the First washing
tea volunteers were returning by
boat from WhatcoEa. where they had
attended the funeral % their late
colonel, j. J. Weizenberker.
Nos osrsst rhost
During The voyage home the ON
GERS prepared a petition. the contents
% which are not divulred. 20 Con-
grsssnssn Jones and Cushman. Thia
petition was being signed BY the
eeseers. Presently Mr.. Toeilner en-
tsred the salcon. and. noticing the
petition lying on a table. took up
and read the same A. ance concur
ring In The sentiment expressed
therein. he proceeded To attach 1T.
autograph. Quick as a Fash the
voice % an officer thuniered words
C this ~ffrct: Hold. mad man. stay
that frantic deed This concerns
but Us. iuttmattng a quantity n
the nteh denomination. Who a.
ready crowded toward their spokss.
man TO support his decided stand.
Iu@iinnr had been a private soldier,
ard his signature - the petition hal
not been requested.
True. Nave Errad.
After collecting his senses. Tosli.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-14

NJ ths good work and It's effect on
non-aniuu clerks 10 already appar-
emit for several Of them are getting
under cover.
The new ricsrakers' union In en-
toylnE unusual prosperity. as their
fun meetings attest The officers Of
the union are. President. VIM y
Hartman. vice president. Rasnua
Rasmussen. recording and corrs-
spending secretary. g. A Pan. anan-
cial secretary. J. Howard. eondue-
tor. Gus Eden. guardian. a. How
ard trustees. John Col5ie. Walter
Ncknight. Albert IanKren. dele.
gates 20 Western Central Labor
union. J. A. sauer. r. Rasmussen,
VIM n. Hartman.
The Waitresa~s' union again HuH-
taiued It's reputation a. a royal en-.
tertainer At the last monthly meet.
Ing. and ere the hour ~ the hail
vas wen filled. when the rendition Of
a Nsii selected program was begun.
Among the poticeahfe features was
a song dedicated TO the union by
Miss A. Blaze. q comic recitation ~
Mr.. q. &. Checker Of the Clerk =
union. and n selection ~ Mrs. Alice
Lord. After the completion % the
program the floor was cleared and
all Joined In the merry dance.
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~, having been built less tina
- years ago. Last season she
~. ~ tso trips 70 the northern Koli
~ sther first szilinRs are also
asi1<d-the schooner Arilla and
etfk Shirley. but a. these are
mtsnted for passenger traffic.
- eernot b placed in the same
j soFy a. the Brunswick. The
A = ready 10 set sail. and will
sNay al high tide tomorrow
s%fKo consists Of i50. 800 feet of
f. 10 tons % coal and Nor
s''sss. nearly all consigned - Tel
sne also carries 10 passengers.
p Gfsy u agent ~ the boat. ami
crowell, q competent deep sea
-'nsr, her captain.
- nark Shirley & also schedule !
hfnorcN. She IL uIo0fed -
=. .nachsrs wharf. where large
49,, e9nuls1s 10 c0ugFezate. the
las ss,..- aayinS heard Of the sturdy.
~.<.,llofed, awe-inapirfng. though
,.,J harmless vessel. The shir-
\. carry ks head Of livestock
! = including a single shipment o.
@ sheep and hogs sent b.
aHsns Bros.
s...a,eniatslY after discharging her
800 ana cargo yesterday. the
coronado took on 800 tons
y the ounkers. and sailed at
THIS morning Tor Grays har-
80. psftufe ~ the steamer chas.
= ~. was delayed until o'clock
kht owing 20 the amount Of
=. nat arrived 81 the last mo-
-. vessel was t0wed into the
49, 81 p M tug MYstice. Previous
n ss ne Vulcan Iron works iib-
-. for $50 for repairs. Her
~ pst " the necessary bonds
vas SLOWED 20 pr0csed on
- 49, hey. Twenty ptoga ways
49, - on che boat before she
20 her DOCK.
iss mystic towed the tug
~ - I'm the Puget Sound Tug
IT.. ~ wharf ~ King a wing =
- rest Seattle this afternoon.
4 ~ ~ DDetor u on the beach ~
nHs,~1z'ie, having her eondensers
IfFna
- -. .ehoOnerB of the halfbu'
IT, anto port last night. bring
fp1f catch. 'rhey we're the
= Hero and Bring Gold.
wsshtsnaw. Capt. Roll
49, N from San Francisco
"s ana "a loading a. the
.nzsrs today.
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ANOTHER OLD
CAME WORKED

Capt Geo. Price II the name givsn
the authorities b. the latest arrival
At the county ial Prices game Il
an old ono, but Is apparently no.
Wefn QUIT IL is virtually getting
money under false prctenser. but II
" not likely that 80 much dignity
Vii be attached "a the charge. PRICE
" ts alivged. paraded about south
Seattle and Georgetown wearing an
culrors star, and represented him
sFtf a. such. tits game was % ar
test drunkRrds, take them into an
alley, dtNrst them IF their vaIuahlea.
cXpostuiate t. them. turn them leos.
and laY for another.
AnAs INNS Was brought % the at
ienticn % Deputy sheriff Cook. who
ives near 0uorgutown, ana he plae-
81 the offender under arrest and
lodged him IN the county iafI
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-14
MAY LOSE FRUIT
INSPECTOR BROWN

Fruit Inspector ". n. Brown has
asked and secured from the county
commissioners 50 days leave 81 alb
sence. He will probably start for
san Francisco within n week or ten
days. Mr.. browns visit 10 San
FrHnciaco may fermi nate in making
that place his home. Some very en-
tlcing offers have come 70 him from
large fruit firms and ne says that at
the present time he IL sort Of be
twixt and between. being undecided
whether 20 accept the offers or not.
While the commissioners appreci-
ate the good services of Mr. Brown.
as fruit Inspector In this county. II
has been suggested that he might
continue to be % service In Frisco
by heading of some 81 the worm
eaten fruit that floods the city mar
kffa
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REPORTERS NOTES.

Robert Fcra.s. manager ~ the
hlik0ef Caussry 60. at EkaRwa9.
e. Iu Seattle on business connected
9TH HIS cannery. When Hrru az thH
mutler fhis faorniuK. Mr. Forbes aatt
TIA, the canning faf this season haf
not yet commenced. as The entire
faScr II 80 men Was husiiy rnga Fed
row IN manufacturing the cans. His
company makes speciality - can.
HinK the red Alaskan salmon. the
run ~ which will not begin until
the latter Part ~ this month ard
then continue about two months Mr..
FarhrH predicts a good business sea
rua for EkaENRy.
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THE WORLD OF LABOR

Ne rnioa Record viii say to-
Rrus
~ regular raonthly social OF ire
tzsa Clerks unloa vii take place
III Tharstsy sweating. June -. and
4 Arre aften6ance Il locked for on
nj orrzzisr. fur a good time - al
Ms : store on their social even
|auI
Z ne Eri1n men Of Seattle would
saH~ 70 ride on any street car
rsass motorrnan or conductor di1
= xszr the button % the Street
Aawzy Employees association.
~ waud soon ~ no non-uniou
xxsf car men In the city.
netr last meeting the MI
fFx<rs union voted 80 for the
rs6t u the striking Marhlnlsts.
<ssssr With a. much more as can
II rzis-f by voluntary contribu-
Hrx While iris sum im the uidown
- L manifestation 81 sh~ true
sz'r srirff on the part Of this
Nzzx equalization.
~ aggressive work ~ the Retail
txS union stiii goes IN. Seven
~ members were Initiated last
z'rinx. ard The preliminary Skin
&c = the new agreement Riao
"x pace The clerks intend 20 keep
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-14
MARKET s.

The arrival ~ the steamer city n
Pueblo made busy scene on West
srn avenue this morning. The boat
got In yesterday. and at an early
hour the produce from the south was
being cafted 20 the markets.
Prices remain practically uu-
changed. The arrival o. the Pueblo
was timely. and saved the potato
market. Today spuds remain "a
sc per pound.
a few cherries came from the
south. but most ~ the produce re-
ceived consisted ~ pOtataes, apples,
sweet potatoes. lemons, oranges and
some vegetables.
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Don't miss the Painters picnic
Pleasant Beach. SUNDAY. June fs
noata leave Gaihraith- Bacon dock
a. m and every hour until y. m
tarEc list Of prizes for events. Bass.
ball game prize 30 20. Dancing,
music by Wagner.s orchestra Tick
cts ht the deck.
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BIO Mail From Nome.

The largeAt snail OF the season
tfom Nome Was received today az
TIE local postoi'ice, There we're IL
pouches The latest date on the let
tefs was March II. The mail was
brought down on the steamer nol-
phIn.
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AMONG
SHIPPING

Ne steam schooner Brunswick u
y h<t o. the regular passenger
kats scheduled 20 Hsaks iss arss trip
! ~ seasoa 70 Nome. since tins
s-.auncrmeut vas mate that this
mnzi wonit he put on the seattle
Same Fuafs. there has been a steady
kz21i Tor passenger reservations.
ne ssxnlAr accommodation were
- sxsaustsa. but as the demand
H-i.rnsd. s. more second class
sssaks wsre Installed. and these are
sing Fzpidiv for So each Ths
s~snsxtek b Acknowledge 10 be the
1zarst steam schooner calling from
kgrt rcgts. she is comparatively
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-14

NJ c<aer of JutE c. X. ssuder-
mst as dismissed from the recriv
.-.elr ~ the Ilncoln cafe.
80 Gibson complains 81 his wife
ks,s. sn1 asks for divorce on ths
rmr9 ~ deserticn.
CSC days u Surt. ". q. Hart
nrfr I'll - On Saturdays until IN.
ssxesxffrns start In the fall. whea
Frssv VII enee more te made his
ag =.
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In the fret DAYS ~ this spring .
cleanup wages we're - nearly All
The creeks In the kiontihe 6 a Day
ard board The cause wnK IRE Ken-
efai scarcity 81 men for the clean
M season Not . feW 81 the big
claims on the creeks found ~ hard
"a set all the men they wanted
Same paid s. daY aud board
ft was. however not considered
safe 70 spread THE general alarm 81
scarcity - labor IN ths camp. for
fear an Influx ~ iahorefr might te
created who. when they arrived
would probably rnf that with the
passing Of the wanh-un season ths
extra crews taken On fnf that ner'nf
hal been % = large extent aisehars
"a and the market again more th#n
supplied ~ The men already there
The labor market IL now said -
BE- ample anA there hrr In fact more
men than are needed 80 many who
were out prospecting ffriftna into
town ard many have gone davFn the
river
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IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF
the State OF Washington. for the
county OF King, In Probate. In
the matter Of the estate of r.. NJ.
Goss, deceased. No. asst. Notice
to Creditors.
Notice In hereby given that the
creditors OF the estate Of ~ Nj. Goss,
deceased. shall within one year from
the date herein written. present all
claims against the estate OF she de-
ceased. with necessary vouchers. TO
the undersigned at Room 6ls Burke
building Seattle. Washington.
Dated at Seattle. Washington, this
7th day of juno. 1901
BELLE S. GoSS,
Administrative OF the estate of Il. NJ.
Gosg dNccnEcd
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The Nev York Life Insurance co.
II me only company writing Alaska
risks without extra premium ard
Without a single restriction The
only policy written which Is non
forfsltahis and inconteHtHhie from
date % trg-la
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JossInG QUOTATIONS..
CORRECTED DAILY1
Green fruit

Lemons q. z6a3.50 box. lines.
$3.50 per case. cooking apples, 1850
J rs: eating apples, sz.B00a.O0. Val
sncia oranges, tz.75a3.00. Seeding,
HOO ZOO bananas, ~ 00Nz.7s
elves, 50U75c rer gallon. grape fruit.
ti.7bN2.O0i native strawberries, 81. %
f30g per crate, pine apples. q 7bd
80 per box. cherries. $1,000 rs
peaches. ti.OOlff.2 rs. apricots. 81 OOQ
rs; goossberries, ti.7ss blackber=
riss. sl25 per crate: Clyrnan piums.
100.
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Peter Hansen who serves the IN
Incorporated city 81 Dawson IN the
important position these days or
mad dogs. a. catcher ~ HfraytnE
CANNES. makes a great prophecy in
the Dawson News FOR the future dos
population 81 the realm. He states
that during his peregrlnhtinns after
the waYward dogs Ne has seen hun
dfeds after hundreds ~ pups In
Dawson. aud that scarcely 4 house
hold - without one - these little
animals who when grown. takes 80
important part IN the development
~ the yukon. Mr. Hansen estimates
that there are faaa puuH now under
the age % str months within the city
% Dawson.
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GRADUATES
ENTERTAIN

The graduating class ~ the Seat.
tie HiFh school entertained friends
~ an Informal hop last night IA Lit
ties dancing academy on Third ave
nue. and Madison street The At
fair wHs strictly informal aud. ~ =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-14

r. Rhlnehart has discovered and
located. about g3 miles from Juneau
ii-foat ledge ~ finr limestone. Thi.
stone takes q nue polish and very
much resembles u hat b. known hi
Autograph stone. and ia commercial
quantities in only found In Ger.
many.
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Australian Mail.

Australian mail has been received
Via the Canadian Pacific steamer
Mlawcra. which arrived a. yancou-
yer. H. G. yesterday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-14

The beer war IL not raging very
furiouaiy at present In HkREWay, and
there are not very strong Indications
that II f. going TO within the next
few DAYS. Developments Of n very
startling nature are apt e. occur
about the FIRST Of next month fuf "a
change IN the method % procedure
VIII then be made.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-14

The Seattle Electric Company viii
tonight Install q new cable on the
Madison street line from tho fermin
us ~ the foot n Madison street IN
the power house II ~ possible that
traffic may BE delayed for = short
time tomorrow morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-14

Z. s. Marahal 6. ". Ide % Ia
camA & In the city today.
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ner spoke, Gentlemen. ~ Gem
menced. Il take Il. and no doubt cor
recsly, that have committed an an
pardonahle breach"
You have done all OF that" voio-
ed the officers.
but. a word impinr@d the eui-
rrit. am / not enc % your nun
Der Truly. you NEAR the straps.
but did We not march together 90
the wars. and were We not thrilled
alike by the glorious victories of
that war; why then. may We not
row heid In common samsfhlng be-
tween IA. and rejoice together be-
t.menf"
Your thrills ard our thrills arr
two distinct thrills. explained the
cxaspcratsd officers "hesia@~." con-
tinucd another Der wrought man %
rank. this = an arfair ~ the Off
GERS"
Ne Md esttse Dat
To~llnsr had had MS inniaE. auf
had obviously speut his iAst. deep
breath Tor that nixht. for he braead
himself for WhAt was alseut to be- di-
rveted AZ his suffering head.
Why. yuuT ~ = colossal fool. .
stormed one. Some - them thought
the historian mad. % speak. IL
wa a mtstasu Though. To-tlner con
tsmpiatad nothing 80 rash Go to
81 Louis" o. words q that effect.
fell upon the poor mans EARS. nni
was followed ~ a stream Just like
q.
Tneiiner's vitality wss fat being
spent This was nstlerd rs those
around him. and caused anrie alarm
suddenly he vas seen % tremhts.
ard rushing To his side. one ~ the
officers heard aim gasp. Gentlemen.
I resign"
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ALASKA
ICICLES
Happenings In the Land OF
Snow and Gold.

By unanimous vote Of the miners
~ Atiin the scale Of wages for one
days work Of ten hours shall be- s..
The revenue cutter Rush LETT Jun
eau Saturday morning June a. tak
lna Judge Brown. who viii hold "a
term Of court ~ tire copper River
metropolis. Accompanying the judge
we're Marshal shoup and Deputy
Clerk Gillette.
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Don't forge, Painters Picnic sun
day
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result. the evening was eujoysbly
spent.
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Potatoes -fB01s5 per ton. beets.
soc per dor. carrots, Si2b per
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sack, lettuce. Via ease. turnipu.
tl.aa. esflie, lAc, cabbage. N.o0ut abt
peppers, sau SOC. huahn, Toe, Green
celery, sec per dozen. sweet puta
toss. tt560g 90. spanish chm pep.
petn, Zoe per IL. Hauer krnut, gl4a,
California head lettuce. slutsA ease
artichekes abWane doa. green peas,
&c pound. dried ngu, cartons. soc,
fancy zoe, imported isc, tnmatasa
case, tiSo. dates, bM6c per NJ.
radiaheH. Ice per dos. rhuhnrh. 80
per III. parsley $50 she. asparagus.
t.s5, new Potatoes. tguaass spinach.
ag green beans. A4fl0u. cueumherH,
ekHJbe per dos; old oniona. 6Hae
30 onions, suiAe, cauliloWer. 7bB
Ssei pafsnipn. tiah.
Provisions
Fresh meAt--cow beef. Sc III,
steer beef. sac Per 10. mutton. weth
81, ~. ewes, size; pork, NMHec per
H. veal, large. ~. small. loMe,
Provisions Hams Large lie,
hams, smsu itHlaAe breakfast
bacon. ttnitisc. dry. Haltad clear
backs nNc. bellies. ioe.
Butter Cheese 1gE. snd Poultry
Butter - Washington ersamertsa.
! pound prints. laUsoc. Eastern Iowa
| and ElEin, fsaI iee. fresh ranch. 4ze
| tte4 California creamery. tf1fist.
Cheese Native WBahinEteh. fuil
cream. t3Mffe. Eaatrfu. New York.
t4Mtae, Wisconsin tAr. California. ~
else Roquafnrt lsc, Edam. 81 600
[ a. 90 per ease New York. ibfisc.
ttmburErr. t6UtsS. brick. tGul1c.
50 lsn. lSutse.
EgEs-strietly trvsh ranch. iTglse
! Eastern. lb1tsc.
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Manila Mail.

Manila mail vas received in Seat
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Misses Irene hud Gene Graham.
entertained n number Of their friends
nc their handsome nov reaidsure cor
uer Ninth avenue and Column hla
street, last evening Among these
present were several % the Hish
school graduates.
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SOCIAL ITEMS.

The French club a. meeting this
Afternoon At the rsHideuce ~ Mrs
ChaH. Denny at Lake Washington.
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GREAT HALF PRICE


$ a p
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LADIES' SUITS HALF PRICE
POSITIVELY THE BEST BARGAINS
EVER PLACED ON SALE.

Ladies All Wool Natural Gray Homespun Suit. jack-
- tight hitting with boil sleeves and velvet collar
ana lined with extra quality pale blue tancta. lars
I IilIf or, eur az. 5ssalaf price 81 81 so
Pine Line Of oxford Cray Suits. Russian blouse
Jacket With military collar and bishop sleeves Skirt
trimmed with biased runIe. our regular price 111.
Half price n10 m
SAFE
Brown camals Hair Serge Tailor Made Elton Suit
new bishop sleeves. skirt fare cut percaiine lined y
vet binding. Our regular price as. QT IN
Hair price sale ...-=...............+ w w
Mixed Tan and Gray Serge Suit Eton Jacket with
new bishop aiecvss and trimmed in brown vel
vet skirt hars cut perealine lined velvet binding
our regular price. so. OK m
HAIR price sale az sst..ss+....ss... W w
Maaes chsvio Suit. Elton Jacket. bishop sleeves. mill
itafy effect. An exceptional value. Our REGULAR
price. 1000. OK m
nan price safe
Light Weight Golf Cloth Walking Suit. IN brown.
gray and blue also in chevlot. Re o. m
auced from US 20 .s...s.ss...s.s.. W. w
Several suits Of beautiful shades Of Dark Maroon
and Garnet Belted Elton Jackets. hg front. trimmed
with black stitched taneta bands and lined with
satin: military collar; aarcd and nOunced skirt
very stylish effect. our regular oil m
Russian Blouse suits Of hlsh grade black and blue
broadcoth. JPcket trimmed with white and black
lace pun sleeve collar and belt military snect
taffsta lined fare skirt. Our QO0 m
ular price $40 Hair price sale. 0~V W.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-14

BLACK SILK TaTeta Skirt with pleated ribbon aounee.
velvet binding. 7.Eore. our regular 90 m
price iis 60 Half price sale 90 W.
All Tucked Black Taroia SIX skirt. trimmed
with fancy silk braid. beauty. our regular
re- - TO -. S14 90
Also a Figured Black Alpaca skirts.
J Iisfp sr,i eF's ss,' 200 90 so
We've tsnizea but few ~ the hundreds Of bar
gains that are here. We advise early shopping
thiH particular occasion.
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T.. .ek Mystic toWed the tug
Assi ION the Puget Sound Tug
tn, =. wharf ~ King A. wing :
II - IVES, Seattle this afternoon
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