The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 14, 1902, Page 4

THE BUTTE | WONDERS Where Were Great Doings Out At the Ball Game—Score: Seattle, 10; Butte, 4 an After a fierce exhibition tn the Itne ef misdirected baseball playing the Blecipies of Mary McLane, from the Sulphurous town of Hutte, gave up Qhe ghost yesterday to the Seattle ‘The score was 1) to ¢ and the was like chikt’s play to the doyn, ‘The alleged “heavy hit tere” must have been taking & gov Dig rest yesterday, all right. They couldn't hit, couldn't cateh, couldn't ‘and couldn't run. McCloskey Swas strangely silent, for him. The crowd that attended the game went for the express tntention of him and he disap- them fully as much as he the fans who wanted to see some- thing better than public school ball ‘The fans were real mad intervals expressed their of the famous “heavy bat- T Bie uhh helt rea! tee ‘Whenever a Seattle man hit, that swas all that was necessary, for the would either miss the or make a wild in bu: Metropolitan. vi Green Lake Cany sturdy qualities he § Vians which hav - b good fF in making homes in ——— dedicated. The sermon duty Remains are wart's, Mra. Clara Sampe mpaon, died tn the family residenc enth avenue and M fun services today, Interment was w cemetery. aneral services aged 19 ye Kolar is att dertaking € mat was in w ‘uneral services for Max Kiel were i this afternoen at thy idence at Green Lake. 4 Were under the T aus In the presence of a large con gregation yesterday the $30,000 mort gage of the Plymouth church wae the church was raed, and EK 8. Row Methodiat Tn an hy Re ictoria. congratulated tl th After the sermon Dr. Temple to the front the church. The mortgage was torn into fragments by Dr. BE. C. Kitbourne, who was president of the board of trustees when it was the pleces handed to James A. Moore, now president, who placed upon @ tray and appl af ieeets 33 i z F : i F i i i } uf a i 4 5 | i 73 j {up a ait i Ne ise 1? gilt Hg Feige ry8¢ 4 ri it ii if ei fi Hi li ? i eSeER? ke View cemetery. Chester, wife of Captain Chester, died in this city on Screen Doors, 2-6x6- 90e Screen Doors, 2-8x6-8... 81.00 Boreen Doors, 2-1016-10.. 81.10 Screen Doors, tx7.. +4 1.20 Heayy Heréen “Doors “ae M5, 81-26, B18 ond 146; Fancy s Sereen Door, varnished, heavy galvanized screen. 2.25 Hardware Co. 1121 1st Ave. LONDON, July 14—Sir Hicks-Beach, ‘chancellor exchequer, evident harmony In the ranks and the loyalty of its people Christ and the gospel DOWN AND OUT aged 14, who died in this city, | July 14, were held from the Seattle | Undertaking Company's parlors at 10 am ed offictals of the ecuted. jed the match. ORSEMEN | CELEBRATE the|Big Day Spent at Pleasant Beach—Everybody Enjoyed & . A navian plenic at F ay was the iven on the sound, having in Lake | 8 ating part native xw sung Danish a Mins the werian Janadic petery family | serv pices of which were Messrs. Ameson jerson sang some comic song with marked success. To His Countrymen imavians in America,” nderson forcibly im upon the audience the hon |the wilds of. Ar formally preac oft quently upon “The Achievements of his address ‘Turnblotn. ent of the Ver the large, liberal news: paper of Nor gave the audience | port addres He speaks highly le and tts bright | pee eat future P. Iverson spoke on “The Land We Came.” “We Soandi- look back over the achieve r forefathers with prt he said. “Their strug ships make us feel the more thankful | hat we live in a country where our | tw ore abundantly rewarded.” | and them Michael His retirement was due purely to personal reasons. CG a Beginner. Monday Of our enti Ales’ $2.50 quality, at Saturday night Shoes. is $7.00 for th ent Leather our price t! Grovers and We carry a comple $5 for $3.48 Your Choice re stock of La- %5.00—every pair " 4 bought new for this sum- Ladies’ Patent Taeal Oxford, mers trade—ail _ntyies, mat kid top, Cuban heel, cable ‘widths and sizes. For one week your choice for, = $ 3 siaes, at, a pair 83 Ladies’ Shoes 0°43 “ise ists Oxford, at $2.98, $2.98, $1.98, Ladies’ 33.00 Goodyear Welt $1.48. We show the greatest il styles; reduced for variety of styles, all new, Kid Shoes, all sizes, the regular Laird-#chober's make of Ladies’ You all know the value Full Dress Pat week fort Shoes these excellent Bhoes; ~ Infants’ Child's Hand Sewed, the doliar Patent Tip Bright pimaainen even 486 $1.50, $1.75, $2 rai COFFEE at 19¢c Tomorrow a great special of ‘our regular brand of Ite cof- foe; we will nell It at only..1e ‘This ts for Saturday only. Glassware An elegant variety of Tinted Glassware in assorted shapes, to be used for various pur: il poses, such os nut bow! | vanes, rore bowls, ete.: usual- + ty. seltiny ¢ i price tomorrow, only i Plymouth Shoe Co. Seattle Turnverein and Friends Take to Beach and Woods nut n by 10 | but mm wer the This Is a Sample If you want to get the pick, you'd better hurry. hard wood, shelves, ments for books. Stands 36 inches wide, & feet 4 inches high. ular price, $7.50; mpecial for the week, 14.90. See Our Window Display A HAPPY OUTING and annual plc in, held ye of 1,000 Germans attended the Seattle Turnve at Bast Beattie nitemt from ger, Hapec cattathent girls, one of the ta that ever exhibited Northy the nf the than fn Hiege. we ” Tine y all intru the orgar ing “Dar 4 THE SEATTLE STAR. GERMANS HAVE day h, and after Ww olaht Funrberg being hin ladies Mitarn oand Juty 16 FREDERICK & NELSON—Fine Furniture TWO CAR LOADS of Combination rent ¢ affair was olared mont enjoyable and successful by all who attended ‘ Traine leave Tickets, $1.00, wae oh Book Cases, Library Cases and Ladies’ Desks Go on Sale This Week at About One- Half the Usual Selling Price ipment for just about half price. closing up this deal we received another car of the very same class of furniture which we had purchased in the reg- ular way. That's about the whole story. One carload was consigned to Geater & Co.; when they became insolvent, we bought Just as we were Two cars of this kind of goods is too much, and in order Every piece is a genuine bargain. goods and convince yourself. Value Curtain Book Case, made from has four adjustable giving five compart- Rew to sell the entire lot quick, we've marked everything just about one-half the usual selling price. Come in and see the FREDERICK & NELSON COMPLETE HOUSEFURNISHERS 707 SECOND AVENUE This Week’s Specials Ladies’ Hxtra Fine Ail Ideal Patent Kid Oxfords, the regu- Jnr $3.60 quality, all’ siz stitch, mannish last, very swell, all sizes; the regular $3.69 qual ity, at... $2.05 A_ Beautiful French Heel Ideal Patent Kid Full Dress Style Oxford, our newest creation, all bought for this summer's trade. Special $4 for $1.98 We offer 67 pairs Ladies’ Patent Kid $5.00 Shoes, slightly imperfect, latent style, at the ridiculous low price of, a pair..$ 1.98 un Pag pgs .as Patent Kid Com- tock of Boys’ Steel- ‘#8 §hod Shoes the celebs ote Parents, | buy Steel Shod” Shoes for y boys. They are the greate wearers on earth. prices The Ladies’ Very Latest 3 and 4 Strap for two Boys’ Shoe s We C it you have Tender -we can fit perfectly. Try our Foot WomensCom- fort Shoes Women’s $1.0 All Solid House Slippers Ge Women's $1.00" Gra Leather Slippers ....7% Women's Comfort Carpe’ Plippers k Kid 76e Bedroom Slippers De Women's Marlow Style of Ladies’ French Heel Slippers Headed French Heel Blippers; sold by others as a great bi gain at $4.00 a pair; our price pair ye this week, a ; BLO5 One lot of Boys’ Satin Calf Single and Double Soles; the $1.25 quality, at, a pair D8e Jusi Received re of our Tenni Over 300 pairs r sizen we have too many Shoes t your, new, Welt Second Ave., Madison &nd Spring Stree! Special Bargains We Cut the Prices Low Ladies, Feet, or if you have been fll-fit- ted, ‘give us a trial you Shape Shoes. Shoes, and widths. season of They bought Fall's trade. We give you your choice at, @ pair... Bee are for ut the Prices Low Another Bar- gain, $3.50 & $3, for $2.59 1 Jot ‘Patent and Kid Tip Hand all We t he brand next w this sale them, Boys’ All Solid Shoes Ter & palr Another Ladies’ Tan Shoes, the $4.00 ity, at, the pair Buy the Inde- pendent Dis’t School Shoes For your ohildren—for sale only by us—prices, a pair, $1.26, $1.60 and $1.75 82.50 149 made to stand We have th 76 valu nie Shoe s Shoes in al Oe n rmpet Bverybody ts going with the Bap to Bn The Bon Marche this paper \ MONDAY, JULY 14, 1904, TH NORDHOFF & CO. £ BON MARCHE, NORDHOFF & CO. One-Fifth Saved By Buying at the Bon Marche Tomorrow Ne - 7 Seattle people are now realizing fully what we meagp | f | " THE BON MARCHE prunes SEERA L a week ago when we said we would discount every slip and bill of goods bought at this store, until further notice, 20 per cent., or one-fifth, It is an absolute fact that our sales have been about double those of a year for the same days in July. We did not really expect continue the sale more than one week when we started th and as no such sale has ever before been held in Seag s something of a departure, even for the Bon M to leave out all price items from our advertisements 7 place before the publica mere statement of a discoump off the face value of every bill of goods sold in the store until further notice Our Stock Is So Enormous That we cannot display it properly and hence tnless our customers ask to see needed goods, they must go away with dy oftentimes, that we may not have the articles wanted, so crowded are the shelves and counters ofthe old | ce for the largest and best known store north of San Francisco and west of neapolis. It is because of this wonderful growth and popularity of the Bon Marche that we have been obliged to buildg’ new store over our heads, as it were. For that is what we are actually doing at the present time. In another week thy roof will be on the new store, for already the walls, pillars and cross beams are nearly all in place. Yet. you, who visited the Bon Marche from day to day, have suffered very little inconvenience because of the building operations. Tos | however, the task of condensing stock to allow pillars space where fixtures for goods previously were, as well as a general setting and digarranging of selling space, has been a considerable task. The Object of the Twenty Per Cent Of Sale Is to Still Further Condense Stock © It will be but comparatively few days now before the elevators will be put in place and stairways built to the second of the new building, and the walls of the second story will be completed. At that time the bulk of the stock now on main selling floor will be moved to the second floor salesroom. The contractors will then tear out the walls of the first as far as is necessary in reconstructing the building and the selling of the Bon Marche will be conducted, for the most for a few weeks, at least, on the second floor, After the building is completed the various departments will be according to the plans and arrangments of the management of the Bon Marche. . It will not be hard to see that all this changing about will require much moving of stocks hither and thiether, and to our advantage to have as little extra stock as possible at the time of each moving. It is for this reason that our au tomers are now invited to buy our goods at prices an average of actual cost to us. In other words, we are willing for a peri of 10 days or two weeks to conduct a profitless business so that we may not be overcrowded when we change our from the first to the second floor. ' Just a Word About Marked Down Prices In starting this sale we did not take the regular selling prices for summer goods, but adhered to the former m down prices of special sales in many departments. This is true of Shirt Waists, Millinery, Women’s Suits and Coats, bons, Laces, etc. In fact, the bulk of the summer goods that we had been cutting prices to close out, were left at the est advertised price, and the 20 per cent. is deducted from that low price. We make this explanation Se aoe have summer goods to buy that they are getting the advantage, in a great many cases, of the former bargain prices, wi per cent. substracted therefrom. ps We Want Our Out-of-Town Customers to Share For this reason we are filling all mail orders at the 20 per cent. reduction, and shall continue to do so further notice. While we cannot give accurate descriptions of goods for out of town customers, we are yet ready guarantee prompt attention to mail orders, and would suggest that you send the money you want to pay for the goods as close a description as possible. Our experienced mail order department will do the rest. . This Sale Will Close Very Soon We may continue it throughout the week, and it may be shut off any day. Much depentls upon the haste made by contractors, for our plans are more or less shaped by their progress. Judging from appearance now, it will not . for you to delay if y@t would buy apparel or household needs at a fifth fess than the smallest prices. No Goods Sold to Retailers The 20 per cent. will not be allowed retailers—neither will we sell very large quantities to part i all our customers to get the full benfit of the extraordinary reduction. srbasvie aie: as privat jee, WS it w ¥ impressio that has served as a home and selling p! In this sale. NORDHOFF @ CO. 1419 to 1435 Second Avenue 115-123 Pike Street IN FULL SWING The Big Clearance Sale at the Pacific Coast Clothing Co., At- Saturday mornin, store at First Marion pre ly appearance. Const Clothing Company's sale drew many men to the famous glothing center, and « big force of salespeople were kept busy all day long. TONIGHT the week with Saturday And all matinee, The Harrington Reynolds Company In the Great Laughing Hit, Pixies’ Triumph \80—Fairies and “Brownies—80 Houre—8 a. m. to § p.m. 9 to 12. 5s Firat Aye, oot of Cherey St. the big GREAT SPECIAL SALE OF RIBBONS and STOC FOR FANCY NECKWEAR, at THE ACME SUIT CO. — COMMENCING SATURDAY MORNING AT 10 14 CENTS A YARD Many rere bargains are to be offered again tomorrow and all the week. Men's $8.50 and $10 Suits are marked %.10; Men's $20 Suite are marked $10.26; there are scores of other lines Just am big at just such reduo- tion, Furntehings are being sold at about half former prices, and boys’ Suite are reduced a third, and in some instances a half. One of the members of the firm stated that Saturday's business was the biggest in their ten years’ history. Sale continues till all the Summer stocks are sold, Friday wig _and Saturday O'CLOC jatinee, July 17 and 18. Prices—so and 25 cents. Worth 25c and 30c ATHLETIC PARK PACIFIC NORTHWEST LEAGUE. Baseball Hurry eno Admission, 250; grand stand, 250 extra. Gates open at 2 q’clock; game commences at 3:30. Helena and Seaitle open a series jof five games Tuesday. It You Don’t Know ‘London | You ought to. He sells Men’s Collars, Shirts, Shoes Underwear cheaper than anybody. Let us help you célebrate, We can do it with @ new sult or pants. We have anything you may want. Receivers’ Sale Now On ineberg & Kessler's stock of . Hats, Sh and Furnishing G must |] be sold at whatever price it will |}| London’s Haberdashery _©"4 1111 Second Avenue Imperial Talloring Co. DR. JOHN J. MOWALSKI «Scientific Op tic an. 8 Second A bet, Gena... ond Marl 02 SEI bring to satisfy all ims of 2 " SECOND AVE. fey Seashore " eo ‘Open ‘Bunday#i1:v0 to 1% Opposite Holmes Furniture Co, J. PIKE, Receiver = \aaeae mameniienenenadl ath, , When buying articles advertised in !""Qhen buying afcles gdveriived Te LOM Ls, fe ak of the Star, this paper, speak of the Btar | (Re far (olins biolk, Mates bh and Baden, bby aed wrung HA 3