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Set, Virginia pattern, pink and green spray; regular price $500;
 less four dinner plates; price now only 17.30
 101-piece French China Dinner Cyrano pattern, pink roses and green leaves, with 16-inch dish;
 regular price $27.50; less one din ner plate; price now 26.75
 101-piece French China Dinner Set, Cyrano pattern, lavender blos- sons, with 16-inch dish; regular price $27.50; less 1 covered dish and breakfast plates, 25.o0
 101-piece French China Dinner Set, blue and pink bouquets of feather flowers; has coupe soups and good size steak dish; regular price $31.50; less one dinner plate, one fruit and two saucers; price now 29.oo
 101-piece French China Dinner Set, Barney and Rigon's manufac- ture; pink rose decoration; full mat gold on every piece; regular price $37.50 less two teas, one plate; price now $500
 125-piece Theo Haviland French China Dinner Set, pink decoration, green and buff Morocco border;
 regular price $75.O0; one break
 fast plate broken; price now 72.5o
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DYE FIRST OF ESCAPED PRISONERS
 RECApTURED; CAUGHT ON TRAIN
Continued From Page 5.)

enter the jail yesterday except when Dye was locked up, and no detailed examina- ton was made by any official.
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The sponsors for the Howard team will be Miss Mary Jones and Miss Annie Mae Ward of East Lake. while the North siders will strive for the smiles of ap- proval from Miss Lou Perkins.
 The entrance to the Athletic Club is on First avenue between Twenty-second and Twenty-third streets just beyond the Southern Railway offices. The game will be called at S:S0 o'clock promptly.
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Dinner Sets: Small Prices

Prices marked these taking a
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Oatmeal and Barley Jars, former price 25c, now 1oc
 Spice Jars, different labels, former price 10c, now 4c
 Tunnels, former price 15c, 25c, 35c and soc, now at 10c, 15c, 200
 Tea Pots, former price 15c, now only 4c
 Strainers, former price 35c, soc and COG, now 15c, 20 and 26c
 Moulds at 12c, 15c, 20c, 25c, 35c and soc
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CatarrF1 of
 the Stomach
A Pleasant, Simple, but Safe and
 Effective Cure for It,

Catarrh of the stomach has long been considered the next thing to ineurable. The usual symptoms are a full or bloat-
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Gas stove fires are regular fires.
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Chop Plates, IA inches in diam eter; different patterns; newest designs, at $50, 400 and 4.50
 Cake Plates at, each, 75c, 100 and 1.25
 Salad Sets, IS pieces, American Beauty Decorations; very swell, at, set, I.oO
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Yell for DaCostas.
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Odd Lots Open Stock Patterns

Three decorations in Semi-PoTcelain light blue green to be closed out We will discontinue these three and to shove them off in day have marked $700 Come early lots broken Plates 6-inch, set of 6, Plates 7-nch, set of 6, Plates, S-inch, set of S. Plates bone, set of 6, Fruit Saucers, of 6, Individual Buffers set of S. Teas and Saucers of G. Dishes, 16inch, each, Dishes, fish, each, Pickles, each, Bakers each, Bakers each, Dishes, Jelly each, Dishes, Jelly, each, Buffers, each, Coupe Soup, per of six, Bread and Butter Plates, per set of six,
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S :; E. 5;;;;. s;; LOVEMAN, $ s'; ; E. 5;; 5;;. ]
 JOSEPH X LOEB.
The Realization Sale Draws to a Close

The big lots that have been on sale are very nearly sold out
 mostyt won't be story so much of bargains, as it will be of styles of qualities of the things generally to be worn There will be things at special prices, where we have made extremely large purchases in order to get special discounts from the manufacturers in such you shars the saving.
 But upon the Realization Sale once more This is the last cal Ii you have anything advertised that you want and have not come for it. come it may yet be here,
 s the difference between what you generally pay and the little you will have to pay is so large that warrants your coming.
 New things in China Department for Realization Sale
 Here many lots told of for the first time. You will find them in the China Department. The prices in every instance are very much less than the goods were bought to sell for.
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Some Muslin Underwear in the
 Realization Sale.

Here great many things Muslin Underwear told of for.t the Realization Sale Prices about 13 less than
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SECOND BASKET BALL
 GAME SET FOR TONIGHT
Northside and Howard College Teams of the Local League Will
 Try Conclusions.

The second game of basket ball in the local series now being contested for the championship of the Birmingham district will be played tonight at the Athletic Club between the Northside team and Howard College. Intense interest is be- ing taken in this local series, especially as all of the teams are so evenly matched and the games so exciting.
 The college boys have had their team in training since last fall and are in ex- cellent shape. while the Northsiders. on the other hand, have been practicing for few weeks only. They have had more experience though and will give the Howard boys spirited contest.
 The following is the line up:
 Northside. Position Howard Wellman .......... Center ... Spruel Chairsell ........... R. F. =. Laird (CapO Dean ............... l.. +. .... Gwin or
 Harrington Warren (CapD ..... R. c. ......... Mullen Schermerhorn ..... l.. G. ......... .Taucett or Schmitt
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Salad Sets, Cake and Chop Plates.

October. arrived  prices
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Muddlers, or Sugar Crushers, 4c, Sc, 1oc, 12c and 15c Candle Sticks at 1oc, 15c and 200 Spoons at sc, 1oc, 12c, 15c and
 200 Scoops at 4c, Sc, 12c and 15c Collanders at soc, 35c, 4oc, soc and COG Cake Pans at soc and 65c Warming Pans at soc Pastry Markers at Sc, 10c and
 12c
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Blue and White China for the Pantry

This entire lot China consisting of Oatmeal and Barley Spice Moud all Muddlers Rolling Coanders Pans Dishes This is quick in a hurry.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-09
May RAISE
ITS RATES

PORTLAND. or. June e.--Aem-
beers OF the supreme lodge OF the An-
Client Order OF United Markuaen are
hers for their annual meeting. which
begins tomorrow and continues Tor
10 days The A. q. Z. W. n the orig
inal fratefnal cooperative aAHoela-
ton In America. was organised BY
John Jordan tpchurch In August
1888 and now numbers over 100000
members. The supreme lodge "
composed of representatives from ali
the states and territories and sever
nj OF the Canadian provinces
The question Of most vital import
Ance 90 eeTnc NJ before the present
meeting II the proposal 10 advance
the rates Of insurance over the age
of IS About six years ago the Of
der revised the plan adopting a step
rate, and making the initiu rate up
90 IS years. ff.es = month Ter 1000
and the top limit fz.#s. FOR all ages
above 30 II h now proposed 20
raise the rate for ever IS years 60
between tt.so aud t4.T6. The In
crease - necsanitatsd By fha fact
that the nrdar II accommodating ltahii-
tiles which a cannot meet under the
present plan. Che statistics show
that while the year 1901 WAS entered
into with surplus Of sso.oo1. and
the amount paid into the relief fund
was ISIS. 400. the losses amounted 70
over $1,000 coo. and Il took the az
aearmenta ~ two ar tho months Of
1900 TO fnish up the debts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-09
SAD ACCIDENT

W. ". Green, brakeman employ
cd on the Seattle Tacoma lnterufban
road was crushed beneath a moving
car ut Auburn yesterday receiving
such severe injuries that he lived
only u short time. He was sitting
on the edge OF gravel car and while
attempting 90 couple the cars was
thrown on. two wheels Of the load
ed car passing over his right les ana
the side uf him body. He WIS re-
moved TO Auburn where medical as
sintanee was secured. but the man
was past all aid and died in n few
hours.
Coroner Hoye was notified and the
rcmainz we're placed al n. l.. Con-
nclfa undertaking partofa % Auburn.
Green was resident % Tacoma.
was 50 years of nse and had been
In the employ OF tho road for about
two weeks. lie was formerly from
Chicago. where hts brother II
prominent Ia business circles. He
was notified Of the fatality BY DR..
Hoys yesterday afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-09

THE MARKETS

Business opened ON Western ave-
nue. today with a general good de-
mand for All kinds Of commodities.
Fruit, especially strawberries and
cherries. is IN good supply and sells
easily. Local shipments OF berries
were large today and the stock in
excellent condition. Native and Or
egon berries sold for about s3.s6 and
s31S- A small shipment came in
from California this morning. Ths
fruit did not stand the journey well
end was selling slowly at st-35 per
crate. This Is probably the last
shipment from California this seas
on Cherries are active at sf1k.
Vegetables are In good supply. As
psragus Is firm at s1-as. Potatoes
are arriving IN good shipments and
large quantities are being shipped 90
Alaska A carload OF mississippi
tomatoes - due here the beginning
Of nsstt week. This II the largest
shipment Of tomatoes TO come
through direct TO Seattle in the hts
tory OF the local markets.
Huttsr is easy at = cents while
eggs are quite firm az - cents In
grain and hay there Is very little do
Ing. Buyers are waiting for new
stock
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-09
FIREMEN AT
GEORGETOWN

The nremen OF Oeergesown yester-
day celebrated In honor OF the Raj
nler volunteer fire department,
which Was organised ten months ago.
Morc than 1900 persona gathered
In Amouits grove yesterday after
noon and we're entertained BY an In
terestink program. The crater Of
the day was August Tocilner. who
spoke Of the good work already done
By the new fire department and %
the protsction afforded the hnmra Of
Georgetown by Its organization.
Men. Wofnen and children partiei-
pated ia all kinds Of sports.
The enthusiasm employed By the
Georgetown people aud their guests
was so great that II was decided 10
make June an annual town holi-
day. The date set being 80 early In
June viii not la any way Interfere
with tho celebration Of the Fourth
OF July.
Five hundred dollars was contrib
utsd yesterday toward a mere per
feet equipment.
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WORK BEFORE
COUNCILMEN

Tonight at the regular meeting Of
the city council the veto Of Mayor
Humes against the proposition to
buy property at sixth assnu. north
and Caller street for Q site Tor . IRE
engine house. Will probably come up.
u IL likely that the council Will sup
port the mayors veto. II IL said thai
the lots spoken OF ara not an good as
others In the same locality which
would not cost nearly 40 much.
The following council resolutions
for the Improvement Of streets viii
be considered: Plank sidewalk on
Lane street from Fffth avenue south
to Seventh avenue south; sewer on
Weller street from Eighth 10 Tenth
avenues grading certain alleys In
Pontius Third addition; building con-
crete sidewalks on Tenth avenue
north. Federal avenue and Four
tenth avenue north: grading Boreu
avenue from rnion street to pike
street. concrete sidewalks on Feat
Jefferson street from Twelfth avenue
to Twenfieth avenue. grading Thtr-
ty-fourth. Thirty-fifth and Thirty
sixth avenues from East Pike street
to East Pine street. and building n
sewer ON Beacon avenue from Lane
street TO Beacon place.
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w. A. Rogers Fancy Shape Butter
Knives. regular CSC: sale price.
each .sssssss .s-sssssse. sssobs
W. A. Rogers FsBov Shaped Pie
Knives. regular ti.zs. sale price.
w. n. Rogers silvsr~are
We have a few Tea and Table
Spoons left OF W. II. Rogers. TO close
up We viii Sell
Tea Spoons. regular ti.ie for six:
sale price. set OF Doe
Table Spoons. regular 1z.1e for six:
sAle price. act o. Six. HI.2D
G. Rogers q Bros sIsverware
cheaper than ever offered before
Plain Tipped Tea spoons. regular
r.sb for six: sale price. for set Of
NlA ss.s.+sss $3.50 SDg
Plain Tipped Table spoons. regular
szso for six; sale price. for set Of
BIZ -fss.ssss+..s-.s sss.s..s.. .0D
Plain Tipped Dessert Spoons. regular
s1.zs for sixi sale price. for set Of
hh ss.sss=f +-.ss.s+s=ss sss.ss .oo
Berry Spoons. fancy shape handle.
Eilt lined bowl, regular n-ss each;
sale price. each. .............o1.19
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TWO OUT
OF SERIES
THAT ls TsE WAY SEATTLE
CONES OUT WITH TACOMA

TACOMA. June a.--Seattle man
aged Is capture two games out et
The .sries played here last week ana
yesterday. saturday the Tigefs
we're defeated by score Of 10 :.
ana Yesterday the Dudes again won
10 4
The game yesterday WAS fiiled with
fenSn tional playa only ono error
a. chalked m to each team.
Hogg toed the rubber for Seattle.
and as usual pitched gtit-edged ball.
nennfs Mccarthy was IN the center
Of the diamond for the Tigers. and
put IN a good game. Seattle secured
eight hits to Taeoma's elk. The run
making was all done In the first four
funtnrN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-09
CLEANSED
OF FIJI TIL
a CERTAIN FAKE GOES OUT OF
BUSINESS ON FIRST AVENUE,
NEAR SPRING STREET

The Indecent fake exhibited last
week ia a store room on First avenue
near spring street. went out Of anai-
ness BY chief OF Police sullivan =
command this morning, Last Friday
the Star gave "a detailed account Of
the dlagrucefni outfit, since which
time complaints thiek and fast pour
ed into the police department.. chief
sullivan investigated. aud found hf-
fairs just as represented. or VERSE.
and said that Seattle WAS no place
Tor the exhibit.
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All SIX Black Grenadine. ~ inches
vide. for ..ss.................< 90
New ts-inch. All Wool Black Wolfe,
at ...............S1. 90 and rs
All Wool Black Crepe de Chine, ~
inch. worth n.o0. at...........7Dc
Fine Black Aihatrosa, All Wool. 40
inch width. worth eac. for. 15c
Extra quality fine Black Brilliantlne.
SIC value. f0r....s.-.s-......., 5tc
All Wool Black cheviota. worth 81 90
and 80 inches wide, for. ...... 68c
Black Etamine Chcviot. 50-inch. all
wool. worth ssc. 55c
Black Crepe Granite Etamine. all
wool, - inches wide, worth si.5o.
Tor ss.ss..+s.-...- ..............OSf
Fine Black Clay wornted. 50 inches
wide. all wool. worth si.7b, for.
sst.ss.. ssss...... .....s.....< .3b
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SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. June -
Nearly 1000 fez-eapped mobiles % the
Mystic Shrine are here 10 attend the
eefh annual meeting uf the Imperial
council II the order. which convenes
tomorrow.
This number Il made NJ Of the
Delegates from Boston. Chicago.
Cleveland. New York. Philadelphia.
Cincinnati. Kansas City. 81. Paul.
Denver. Buffalo and scattering dele
cations from Texas. ARIZONA. Ten
nessee. Indiana. Michigan. Or<xon.
Wisconsin. Iowa and other states
T'he local members have been dut-
gently attending 10 the wants OF the
visitors. and n jolly crowd Is about
every hotel.
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Cutting Down
Dress Goods
and Silks
Most noteworthy selling
occasion of the year.

More than so.eoo yards Of Fine
Dress Fabrics have their walking
papers. They must leave us. and at
onee. The goods are IN the way.
Weramsn must soon take up the
space % at least cne-hsif Of cur en-
tire selling room and there 10 no
Alternative but 20 clear cat the bulky
stock without stint. II has been de.
cldsd 20 close out every gard 81
Dress Goods and silks that We can
sell this week. and prices viii be
heued Down below the cost tine. and
II will be a veritable bargain feast
from Tuesday morning tili Saturday
night.
Hints. and hint. only--for you will
need 20 see the E0odF-aFe here
printed fer touorrow's investigation.
90 a yard for regular ti.2s All
Wool Wolfe Etsmine. se-inch. col
ors and black.
6Dr a yard for regular ti.1s. fine
quality. All Wool P0piins. Purnclla
Cloths and Chevrpn Dress Goods.
There are Il different shades In
this lot. and the width IL - inches.
<Oe a yard for All Wool Chsyiot
fserEe. colorr and black. VI Inches
wide; worth &C.
26c a yard for Ali Wool Fine Waist
fianneis. worth soc.
These are In black and coiorn.
75e a yard for ss-lnch All Wool
striped Melton skirtlnGs. worth
tf.s0. oxford. gray and mode.
I5c a yard for ss-inch Half Wool
Dress Goods. worth 25e. eolors and
black.
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DEAD IN BED

Michael Purcell. iaborsf OF Tacoma
was found dead in bed at Jeffer-
son hall yesterday morning. Ferant
took the bed Saturday night and
came tn an intoxicated condition. IL
IL possible that there may be an In
quest When Fernnt came 10 the
hall he had with him a man who
gave rs his name Joseph Ash. Ash
could not be found yesterday and the
authorities are unable 10 understand
why Ash should leave so suddenly
without looking after Ferant.
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BULL FIGHT
is ENDORSED

Humane OFFICER .Ridgway. frssi-
dent M. (. Mason and Secretary IL.
n. Hartman % the Humane society
visited the huh fight at Athletic
park yesterday afternoon In their OF
fetal capacities. The object OF their
visit Was 20 see II the performance
was In any way brutal. They found
the exhibition absolutely humane
and far from being anything but en-
pertaining. The bulls we're not tor
mented as In the genuine spanish
fight. but merely excited By having
bright colorsd clothes waived In their
faces. Ne attacks we're made on the
animals.
At the exhibition there was an I'M
mense crowd OF people who seemed
To enjoy this new local innovation OF
amusement.
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RUNAWAY GIRL

The Seattle police have been re-
qussted - keep an eye out for two
runaway girls from Tacoma The
names Of the truantH we're not given.
Both are II yeArn Of ake. but large
for girls OF their yeafA. one wears
brown dress and the other a white
one. Roth are light OF compilation
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-09
TIMELY RESCUE

Grant vauhn aud Miss Asnmach-
er. two young people OF seattle, while
out on Lake Washington yesterday
afternoon. were overturned. Neuhn
hung on the cameo end succeeded IN
holding his companion above water
until assistance arrived. The acct
dent Was caused BY Nauhn dropping
enc OF his paddles, and both reached
for Il at the same time. overhaiane-
ing the canoe. Tho rescue was made
BY the gaaollne launch Cherry. which
was driven az full speed from the
shore to where the couple was
struggling In the water,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-09
HIS BODY FOUND

The body OF John Prize. who tiR-
appeared from his home at Avondale
last Monday. was found yesterday
by a searching party composed Of
his neishhors. A bullet wound Was
found in his skull and Il h believed
that he accidentally killed himself.
Mr.. Pirie left home last Monday
morning on n rabbit hunt That was
the last seen of him alive. lie had
no apparent reason TO commit sui
eide and the accident theory 10 al
vanced. The body ives brought to
the undertaking pariors OF Collins.
Sherman & Foley In this city. Pirse
was q bachelor and lived with his
sister and hrother-in-la~ at Ason-
dale
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JossiHe QUOTATIONS.


6rtea Fruit
L>ncns-sz. ooGxs % . ban: cooxinx an
srsnxes. ssTcssss.s 50. s.assss. * soesS .:
ssasSsss: s.-..:. ssssas %. Mssl.--s.s s
ns<z. q .seess.1s cas-. sssxsrsss.' n 3:
grzps frpif. <1.os7f1.oo. straNberr1es
SIS Per sr.ts: zfoos rivers .. ssefl =:
Fpor~s@rriss alto per crate: apfieoss. si.Is
Potatoes Old. t159fso per ten.
new. <a-es per cat: t~ets. $40 per
81 sogsiss p~r esss. surnips. socssi e:
aaritc. &c. eahhaGs. 81 NC 4. 50 per rut.
s ns..-s. e e ssr co. ss.: sass.. sos:
s ssss oo ssr &C. cssa p-ss-ss ' sst,ss 80
crate. rsalsaes. ies per eos. rarzi-y. no
sse 's sss,a.ss. ' , p sass s.: g x
Pr n. sqpa<hss. &c. Val beeaa, sc.
ertiehckes. sse psf dox. string bsaaa.
>: ese1mssss. ssessi - y p.r %: brussels
Be-: native 7e. rhdfuharb. 2e1ise per poans;
spinach. 4r1sor per box. Waifa Walls az
rarssus. sL2 PER boxs native. si-zS PER
case
Fresh rs.af--cgu beef. &c per ID: steer
beef fGsssc per n: mutrons wethsr. 7sse;
gives. TIC. PORK. fos p<r II: veal iarSs.
* .IIAft. A0-
Provisf0ns Hams. fsc breakfast
backs. f4es bellies. fz1-
Har-Psrst ssand GER tnr. $500. East
ern Washington tiraotny. sis.oo91s.oo. al
drain-osfs. 81 90. whest. sas.se. esrn.
$500: rolled barley, $500
Busrsr. casss>. Eggs and rosItry
Bast.r-wsshinstoa ercsmaEies. &c.
tzrch ls42in-
chs>s~-Nstivs washinxtaa fun cream.
1z81ff Eastern: New YORK fskaIfes
Wisconsin. Isc: Roauefort tsr; Edsrm.
41i.000J2oo per CAGE New York.. fB1 isc.
IdmDsrKsr. ie9I7e: brick. isafzc: Swiss.
1e61ec
+, Eexs-strietiy fresh ranch. z1azac: Cali
forula. 1$4f5c. Oregon. fse.
1--we Po4itry-Hens. 13A1Ifc. frysr2
et0o9s-oo per dox. turkeys. f29f4c: geese.
100ffe. ducks. f3c-
Dressed poufsry-Turkeya. f40feo: geese.
HAZE ducks. ft0l5cs chickens. i20isc.
Honey-f21f1c
Con uission Mems Prices
Corrected dzily-Ths foiioxlnz prices ara
being offered 70 the producer IN round iofs
o. the deck OF n the car Al Seattle:
oraln-oafs. 80 eo01o-oos barley. s2f.so:
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Shirt Waist irons
Nickel Plated Shirt Waist Irons.
complete with detachable handles
worth sse. nt..................2 Zoe
Extra Iron Handles for tfrs. Potts
sad Irons, worth iec. at.s...... DC
". A. Rogers Table Spoons. fancy
pattern. regularly worth t1.1o per
set OF sin Tuesdays price . 80
". A. Rogers Dessert spoons. fancy
pattern. regular s1.xs for sir. sale
price. set Of six ....s.s..... I'D
". a. Rogers Pickle Forks. fancy
handles. regular Zoe each. sale
prizes. each .s...........s.......3 Sc
". A. Rogers Plain Tipped Tea
spoons. regular si.i0 set Of sir sale
price. set Of alx....s........- .BBe
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The United States revenue cutter
Perry VIII arrive on Puget sound
Thursday Her injuries are not so
serious as reported The Grant VIII
get here about June %. J. NJ. Coyie
viii 60 north with her 70 act a. an
assistant to Colonel II. NJ. Kntehin
during the summer.
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CREAM DAmAek, Die
eream Table Damask. Sc inches
wide, half dozen patterns 10
choose from. worth SIC; a yard
-. -..s-sst.... .s...s......2fc
eleaehed Dsmask, Csc
hleached Table Damask. "a inches
vide. assorted patterns: worth
soc yard -. .........sS csc
slesehed Table Dsmask, acc.
bieached Table Damask, 81 fnches
VIDE, assorted patterns, in ?. s1
aud s-yard lengths; worth 7bc: =
- .'''''''...s.... .4ec
elesehsd Damssk. eso
Wm. Liddells Satin Damask as
inches wide. In Psnsy. Clover
scroll lily OF the Valley. snot
'hrysanthemum and carnation da.
signs Regular price si.oO; special
YARD -. .............. ca
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wheat chicken fess. sai co. corn. halk
tSNo0
Cheese Native Washington. it1iihe.
fxHas Strictly fresh ranehi eoc.
tatter Waahlnx ton creamery. is4ieei
tHneh tsQfTU
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PORTLAND. June e.-Portiand
took the NTH straight game from
Spokane here yesterday by score
OF to &. A disAg reeahle feature Of
the game was the kicking OF Wig
neux OF Portland.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-09

BUTTE June s.---Helena won here
yesterday by score uf 20 J. The
game was vel played notwithstnnd-
Ing the fact that a well nlled error
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-09

buyers.
French Chaiiis, &c
10oo yards fine Cotton challis, In the
latest French designs. Regular
P'ioo 'se. a yard ...... &c
Mssatia Swiss. ffe
1000 yards of Dotted Swiss. in strtt-
ing designs OF different colors. A
good assortment OF white with black
designs Worth Use; a yard lie
Aberfeyis Stripes. ice
1900 yards of this fast colored ma
terial. with Mercerized stripes of