The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 25, 1902, Page 4

BOYS ALL VALENCIA = WALK QUT FROM NOME. Steamship Valengia, Captain Bont- |. fleld, arrived from Nome laat even | of ih Valentine, mayor of Nome, was a sengers Today Lana 4 CHICAGO, July 25.—A strike Is on Oh thie city that, while in. somo} Heo the Nome oe @euses ds amusing, Is certainly an-| iret at Ununak pase Moying to all persons having busi-|dotic survey vessel Ress with either of the great tole | # ETE Br Staph companies. It is that of ali Messenger boys of the ‘Weatern| Walon and Postal Telegraph com- eight hours’ work, and 10 cents fan hour for overtime. The demand Was refused and every messenger! At a meeting of Home Camp No Chicago Without Mes-|rrycy Sprrosnaeiy sce AL | orea tuck wae broken ang his wa A well executed vall, Murley and Schwarts was (panies, mari ‘At § o'clock this morning the boys long gent in a walking delegation to de-| & THE CARNIVAL batte ras @mand an increase of wages from the and. his team defeated by achedule to tTecents per day| Ef f told, Harmon pitched tor and gid well, THE SEATTLE STAR. Ward of Butte started to beat Port and yesterday when he turned Whitbeck's first pitehed ball Inco «| . ! an twor bag TRIPLE i when the wi Standing of the Clubs John MeCook, Charged with grand Won, Lont. Pct, | @reeey wen bo KANE, J M.—#eattic land. | Beattie ... ° “ “ aj | pertor e yeotorday 6 ca daast., ant the present | Hutte Frage gy Ee He ts acoused of beating Robert | Helena & pawn: r, and robbing him * gold bh. Loule Barnes Po Sp iz | Pa bunch by @ score 0: fixed at $160, a Souvenirs july aT Why not eet a see 'whip Oregon dock ? ce triple play by ature of the game, Seatt was detained as witness with ball one of the batfle. FREDERICK & NELSON._Fine Furniture — ee } Tigere | y Wiggs yeaterday. That | and lanky Helena twirier w tall over thy Butte Wine At Portland yt AR oe of the Wendmen of the World| PORTLAND, July %.—"Piasy” Ie eee ee eee eens then [held Wednesday night « committee — / woasead opetten formed proses {o% ve wan appointed 40 make pre-| | Balloon ascension, at Leach! ‘park : | paratic to confer with 4 Sunday afternoon, July 7 | gion with banners and paraded the | parstions, and to . ra Mown-town streets of the cit: demonstration attracted much ‘attention. They were finally ordered | (uring the & regarding ‘the frater rnival on August members are invited to ‘Were some signs 1 — Ballo: enaion at Leach! park | play Bunday afternoon, July ? oon building at Sis-2 avenue. -C. 8. Ploug! & permit to erect fats at Ninth 20 cont $5,000, and $5,000 residence gents’ shirts w band. Shirts, cloeed 1%0. Bott Shi per pair, 4c. Main office an street. Down- near Pike ! ! |] MENS i psale record bigger than any ever More reductions are in order What matters !t, though neigh- bors swear, And try t stop thelr ears? ‘The man at work upon his lawn ‘Their comments never hears Although: they fume, and furs, and fret, It doesn't bother him, And #0 he twists the mower ® B } nd And shoves it with a vim. 12-inch Vim Mower..... l4-inch Virn Mower 16-inch Vir Mower 12-inch Russell Mower 1é-ineh Russell Mower... ®4.50 . IGeineh Russell Mower...®4.75 9 Bl : tineh Ball Bearing.....$s. Rainier Hardware Co. 9121 fst Ave. acific Naval band from Bremerton. will CENTS Guaranteed. Regular Price Se per foot We have installed a machine for troning hh. the bosom and makes a pertect Sttimg neck SUMMER SUITS AT HALF PRICE This gigantic Clearance Sale needs no high-sounding title to impress the men who know the Pacific Coast Clothing Co., nor does it need long-winded statements as to the why and the wherefore of these startling Midsummer bare facts are enough—have proved enough to crowd the store to the limit every day since the sale opened, and show a gardless of former price, the order says, — ate eh Souvenirs to @isperse by the poiic there /#2- On Wedn . July 30) Why not get a plece of the battios ns of heodtumiam. | the camp will tag sostal, all| ship Oregon deck? i oad Madison park Sunday afters ‘and evening Every pattern inthe stosk of Cheffoniers shown on this sales floor, is reduced in price for this week— the idea was to reduce the stock which le too large for this season of the year, Every quatity of Cheffonier is-here; reduced prices range from $8.98 to $125.00. At each price there isa large variety of patterns from whieh to choose, Thi sale was to continue until Saturday night—it ends tomorrow night You'll find @ pattern to please you in this assortment, oF ought to, as this stock consists of the best patterne of the leading manufacturers of the United Otates, Come in, FREDERICK & NELSON COMPLETE WOUSEFUANISHERS Second Ave., Madison and Spring Strests. We do your dentistry as Ly] } thorough knowledge ¥ end & com: flote equipped ‘office. wilt permit. Our prices are reasonable and yet constatent With first-class work. FLORENCE DENTAL COMPANY. | A. F. Campbell, D. D. S. Mer. | High-grade Dental Work. Houre—4 a. m. tof p m Sunday, 9 to 12 625 First Ave. Poot of Cherry 6t. SEATTLE. hich takes out al! the fullness front, 19e; Shirts, open front, rts, 10c; Collars, 2c; Cuffs, 2 plant, Firetavenee and Bell ‘Town Office, 14% Fourth ave., == Pacific Coast Clothing Co. ———— = reductions—the made in the history of this business. tomorrow—teep cuts are made into the price and cost of every Summer Suit we own. Re- SELL! SELL! SELL! Men’s Sults at Half Price MEN'S $10 SUITS $6.45 MEN'S 12 SUITS $7.26 Every Suit made of reliable casstmere ‘or These of high-grade cheviots, cadsimeres and goat! 3 unfinished worsteds, the —— ‘Most de- cheviot; a large variety of styles to choose irabie styles: the suits are lined with serge and sewed with silk; not one In. the lot worth under $12—many would be good value at $15, Clearance Sale .,.... from; perfect In every detatl as to make, fit finish | Clearance Sale... 5.45 725 Men’s $16.50 and $18.00 Sults $8.85 d suite from our, wholesale As there are not many of them, we house—sulte which sold up as high ax $16.50 un of England worn camsimeres, Scotch tweeds, ete.—in all colors. equal custom made goods. Get here lomorrow and they are yours for 75 Men’s Trousers Men’s Furnishings ring up all the odd pairs Men's Negligee Shirts, fine quality percate, Lot comprise > regular price $100; for ‘ coe) eds and plain fab » er styles, worth $2. Men's Fine Stylie#h Pantoure Hats, $3.50 and Men's Half Howe, black and ten, worth Mo a Clearance att eee f Sale Men's Balbriggan Underwear, worth Tc; sale Price,... wo 08 vy Men's Fine Mata, good styles, worth $2.00, price t ag eye $1.10 BOYS’ SUITS ALL REDUCED 1-3 to 1-2 to Close Out Coast Clothing Co. 900 First Avenue, Corner Marion | NORDHOFF & Co, THE BON MARCHE. NORDHOFF & CO. 7‘ JON MARC Suits and Raglans of Silk Extraordinary Mark Down for Saturday Every Foulard Silk Suit and Silk Raglan owned by the Bon Marche will be marked ate price tomorrow morning that will, unless we are greatly mistaken, change the ownership,of them all before the clock strikes 10 tomorrow night \ It is not our way to under-price by halves when we start in, and the time is now arrived when we must absolutely change every article of surplus stock into cash, so that the final com densing of the mammoth stock of this great store, which must take place very soon now, may be performed without loss of time or money. In other words, all our fine goods and garments must go before we begin to move the department about from pillar to post, as it were, so that the contractors may complete the building of the new Bon Marche, which has been so well started and pushed forward so vigorously... .- $32.50 Foulard Silk Suits for $17.50 It is not our purpose to describe in detail many of the Suits of Foulard Silk that are, to be disposed of tomorrow at far less than cost, but this one a $32.50, regular price, ig, worthy of particular mention. It is of delft blue foulard, Gibson style, with vest of sscurial lace, with collar of the same, made with laps of the foulard, finished with three rows of narrow, black ribbon and drop skirt, with white pleated floynce, edged with fine lace. This elegant Suit will be offered tomorrow at $17.50. Another Suit of Ro se Colored Foulard, worth $30. 00 regularly, fully as elegantly made and trimmed as the one above described, at the same price, $17.50. P Still another beautiful Silk Foulard Suit, in light blue, that we had formerly marked at the lowest price of $27.50, ig, also to be price sacrificed at $17.50. i Entire Line of Silk Raglans Reduced We have decided, as we said above, to close out all our Silk Jans, in the finest qualities, at prices that have no selg tive meaning as to cost. In short, without going into description of these beautiful garments you may buy ALL OUR $45.00 SILK RAGLANS AT $25.00 ALL OUR $30.00 SILK RAGLANS AT $17.50 ’ ALL OUR $32.00 SILK RAGLANS AT $15.00 Without a question of a doubt, we have this season the best assortment of these fashionable garments to be found anys” where north of San Francisco and west of Minneapolis. q 4 It is only our desire to be rid of the fine garments because they may be damaged in the moving from the main floor tothe second floor, that causes us to quote such unheard of prices. _ Children’s White |Boys’ Caps and We Dresses at 75c Suits A line of Children’s White Dresses, sizes 1, 2 and 3 years,| , Prices are much lower than usual tomorrow of fine nainsook, square yoke, tucks and insertion, and having| * Summer Clothing for the boys. Boys’ Summer Caps, in yachting style, fancy deep hemstitched hem around bottom, neck and sleeves, trim- bt th med with narrow ruffle, will be offered tomorrow and while duck, with celluléid visors, vety RG, regularly 65c, sale price 48c. they last at the low price of 75c. WE CONTINUE THE SALE OF CHILDREN’S GING- BOXES WASH SusTS HAM DRESSES We have divided all our Linen Crash and The sale of Children’s Gingham and Chambray Dresses,| P@"cy Duck Suits for Boys into five lots, and which started this morning, will be a feature of the selling bere | “'!! Put them on sale at the following prices. There are either plain or colored, and are tomorrow. J We repeat the prices again for the benefit of those who| Seat bargains at the cut figures. couldn't visit the store this fore noon, 35¢ BOYS' WASH SUITS SAT ¥ Values Range From 75c mat Mc Boys’ Wash Suits, Saturday to $6.00 Neo Boxe ‘Wash Suits, Saturday Ph ‘We will also offer a on For it is an assortment of | “#i25 Bors’ Wash Suits, Saturday | with He oat ai various lots that have|“‘suse Boye Wash Suits, Saturday tI" to =e ro been on sale throughout |* Sacurday’s price E the summer season—well made garments of first A fi % class materials, but now ter Six i to be offered at prices we the fabrics originally | “cles will be offered our customers: | weight sole, extension edge, Cotton and Linen Fringes, in 3 cost. Remember, the styles, from =e . a! (o.§, eatin A Ao. values are from 7s§¢ to $6.00, and will be divided into five lots for prompt selling, as follows: Children’s Summer Dresses at 25c, worth up to 75¢- Children’s Sumer Dresses at soc, worth up to $1.25. Children’s Summer Dresses at $1.00, worth up to $2.25. Children’s Summer Dresses at $1.50, worth up to 83.25. Apron Ginghams, tn assorted styles Children’s Summer Dresses at $3.00, worth up to $6.00. Peek gusiiey, worth Ge a yaad: tye White Novelties, consisting of Lawns, Dimities ong, Pieves. worth Underprice Trunk s|@28e5 wor, a Se each; after 6, 2 r Me caki Ss it ases Women's Richelieu Ribbed Cotton an da u aicoveless, extra fine quality, Bio; after 6, 1Ti¢c. Broken line of Misses Ribbed Vests| Limits one ounce to a and Pants, in ecru only, worth 30 to| Violet Taloum Powder, Bho; after 6, 280. 160. Women’s Plain White Pique Roun: and ‘Ballor Collars, trimmed with fancy polka dots and embroidered odges, worth 5 by Sofa It is vacation time now, and we are outfitting a great many peo- ple with traveling needs in the way of Hand Baggage and Trunks. These Special Prices for Trunks ‘apestry - wntal designs, assorted colors, usual | *c) after ? price 58c; after 6, 3c. enn Tee Sane Stamped and Ruffied Baby Pillow Tops, Worth regularly 750; after 6, Tomorrow— A line of Heavy Canvas Trunks, weli made, with four heavy | "Point de Parte and Duchense Laces, this season's latest patterns, from 2 vi c J wo about the body slats on cover and three on bottom, and t oa St: ~« of the front; brass excelsior lock, with heavy brass bumpers at | 0 a yard; Ye worth 180 eater ener ae Fancy ‘Thee in iawn and | Childzen' White Conte of @ ry 4 Children’s S00 Untrimme? Hats; after 6, tc. k Tams, worth Me; corners, with valance clamps, both front and back, dour heavy |stix, also fancy Pique Stocks, worth | mere ahd Bedford Cord. hinges and two extra wide straps; full covered tray and hat |"*watly 5c and 200; after 6. 12ic. | | $3.00 and $4.00—have been ‘omen’s Fancy Ties, in silk and trifie Injured tn handling? box, with extra suit till, all lined and riveted. ue % gular 3% and S0c styles; af. $1.00 each. 3 White Aj with 4-inch size of the above Trunk, worth $12.80, f0F cc......s--++ Fine Linen Handkerchiefs, hem- Rover ale ot 34-inch size of the peove described Trunk, worth $1 anes 50 — — LS 48-inch size of the above Trunk, worth 814.60, for . ‘ jest quality Gem Pins, full count,| Women’s French Shape ? needle points, regular price be | black fi mall sia $7.00 Suit Case for $5.59— Paper: after 6. tWo papers for be. | only, worth regularly Tec: aft Bult Cage of. solid cowhide, made 4 stowt frame, corners well riv> | agived einen neta eoten boxes, | 490 eted, brass lock, two heavy str ong s¢wed leather handles, linen sam. Teper grise 8p 6. ramid Washing Powder, sscesens 5.50 [00% etter 6, two boxes For Se. Ifo a package; after 6, 100. ined; regular price $7.00; Saturday's price tie ORDHOFF G CO. The Bon Aarche 1419 1335 Second Avenue dhe. __ 115-123 Pike Street ~ You'd Better Hurry : Hurry If you want to take advantage of aur sj La 6TH YEAR UNLIMITED SUCO Excorsion Piente Haskets Regular Joc Satchel Basket wn Mowers and Clothes Is the Jast @ay, We will also J To Pionle essentials at cut prices. | few of them E | seraeeeste Gowen ; 18 for ® . “ be + 2 ede SOR THE POPULAR PROPRLLES® Regular 300 Satchel Basket Let us help you celebrate. We STEAMER Regular 30 Batohel Fasket can do it with a new sult or DODE pants, We have anything you ||| Will leave Lilly, Bogardos 100 Paper Napkins 9c ca pg toate in” Ne Camp Stools, each 11:30, Returning, leayes Canvas Tele pes, with oa complete— Pp. m., arriving home, 7:80. "{e-inch ee ote Tickets now on sale. is-Inoh Imperial ROUND TRIP 50. 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