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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1907
Page
5
In Korea on July 19 observers witnessed a dramatic abdication scene as the emperor spoke with ministers, signaling the throne to pass to the heir. In the Twelfth ward fourth primary race voters faced a late registration rush with city hall delays and exhausted registration supplies, noting more registrations than last election.
Seattle theaters announce Delly Varden next week by the San Soo Opera company with music by Julian Edwards. Girofie rofia ends this week and Anita the Fair Girl shows at the Seattle center. Thelma closes at Third Avenue tomorrow. Jim the Parmer at the Lots tonight and tomorrow. The Man From Mexico has two shows Sunday. Harland & Rollison perform at the Star theater with musical acts and Luna Park offers rides and dime shows. A big tented circus is planned to visit in August.
Judge appoints Senator E. M. Willams as receiver for Coast Lime Co after Western Lime and Lumber & creditor seek relief. The filing cites a $920 claim as part of the creditors action and outlines the official appointment.
Special underwear sale announced by W. B. Hutchinson Co. at the corner store offering gar- ments at 10 cents each as a one day Saturday deal.
A shipment brings 300 items in many styles, all up to date and atrichly new. Tomorrow at 1 PM customers can buy at about half the regular price, with regular prices ranging from 1.26 to 4.60.
A local ad advertises 25 dozen popular tape girdles in white pink and light blue. The maker's name is withheld due to a contractual price of Soc maybe. The sale price tomorrow is 33c for all sizes.
The seller offers 160 pieces of all silk ribbons from 3% to 5 inches wide in plain colors and novelty designs. Regular prices 25c 33c 39c and 50c. all in one lot tomorrow at fifteen cents per yard.
500 pieces of drawn work and Spadel items including centrepieces table covers and scarfs go on sale tomorrow at half regular low prices. The best collection of this class in the city invites inspection.
About 200 turnover collars priced at 8 cents each go on sale tomorrow at 8 o clock. They are clean and the styles are correct with some previously selling as high as 25 cents but none below 15 cents. Buyers may choose any item at 8 cents each.
Reader notices twenty styles of new straws on offer, each handsomely trimmed and priced at about ten to twenty cents per piece.
An advertisement pitches 200 suits in sizes up to 6 bust for youths and young men. Nobby styles and fine materials priced from 8.50 to 15 dollars, advertised as tomorrow only four dollars and ninety eight cents.
An advertisement touts 1 000 yards of good quality bleached muslin thirty two inches wide, free from starch, valued at eight cents a yard.
Mysterious ad notes curtain scrim available tomorrow at five cents per yard in ecru and white. No further details provided about store or location.
Reduced from ten to eighteen dollars, the ad promises reliable materials and up-to-date styles. Tomorrow customers may choose a new suit for six dollars ninety-eight cents, described as worth every penny of the regular price and affordable for all budgets.
All hats in the shop will be sold at half price tomorrow. The store advertises no fear of competition and invites customers to compare before buying, promising purchase at their location if shopping occurs.
Twenty styles of white skirts offered at regular prices from 1.60 to 6.60 will be sold tomorrow at about half price. A total of 300 items should move quickly in this big reduction with most at exactly half price and some slightly more or less. No exchanges or approvals. White waists to match priced from 1.00 to 2.50 under price. All under price.
2000 yards of lawns malls organdies dimities and other wash dress goods offered at 9 cents a yard tomorrow only. assorted styles and colors with regular prices up to 18 cents. selection includes lawngs and percales. spotlight on value and variety for shoppers seeking affordable fabrics.
2000 yards of dress and apron ginghams go on sale tomorrow at a nickel per yard. Regular prices are 8, 10 and 12 cents. Limit of 10 yards to each customer.
One hundred thousand plain white Japanese paper napkins go on sale tomorrow at 55 cents per hundred or SG cent per thousand. Limited quantities available while they last. a quick buy if you need disposable napkins.
Several thousand yards of laces in cream white and ecru from 2 to 4 inches wide offered at two and a half cents a yard, with regular prices 10c to 18c. Tomorrow only pick of all at 2 1/2c per yard.
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