The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 5, 1902, Page 4

Rg Hing ‘Thure night. On Fr one subject. That is the Two Concerns Taken Into Cust: Seneca street, Covers were | found and as many terday after: 3 tee 3 hy By i H Temple. Se the cold ¥ $i _ Affairs Quiet dae eta Weseaseek iiikeind fon Oameetey er he Norwegian Lutheran chureh of Bal Manager © “DOAH, Pa. Aug. &—The | are Sunday evening. Rev, M.A put unde . . Pan, Aug. 5.— Christensen, the pastor, officiatin: ay! Ogee Of the Eighth regiment | Phe contracting parties were Mr. & | From the company's books the lere fired at prow later’ the regiment sto@d | siaboratety decorated, the bride and | Are Co. will reside permanently at Ballard. | V'#erously prosecuted) Seattle Post, G. A. R. q| fourth Friday in the month. presen: napounngned ‘Association. died this BASEBALL ‘ous prostration. " known throughout in cohmection with the author- certain school books. ‘The fpokane-Seattle series open- ttery-street | Methodist /eq at Athletic park this afternood. church is making @xten-| Five gamnes will be played here thin Preparations for tts ten-day tent | week between Grim’s and Duadale's ee 8 gee to be held at Third avenue | aggregations. Home nice work i oa © at the meetings in the bij the guests of teil without doubt attrac | = twirling for the locals to- nen ein [peosle to hear him. as sseliialiadiiaaits Eitiott Farr) peee Dancing Classes: nz Professor Wilson at Ranke Hall Last) opportunity to see the battle. | Monday and Friday evenings. Prt- ship Wisconsin tomorrow, W: = ip Vi lesenain temory cdnes. | vate leewons daily, cam oe Ee Week Day € on. v8 Re nam Te Monte Cristo by it Ladies. » cee | Tuceday, August 1 Reichert Bros. piance, 119 Union —->+—_—— Fletcher & Carpenter, reatty are | gains only. bin —_e—— and eee Go to Spinning for bieyele repairs. EARING THE END! Big Clearance Sale Draws to a Close ‘The last lots are being arranged, the last prices low- ered another notch, the last bargains offered. Never again will there be such an opportunity to ob- tain fine clothes as is here offered, for the season has been phenomenally backward and price cuts are correspond- ingly lower than ever they’ve been in the history of the + store. Note some of the values offered for tomorrow: Men’s Woolen Suits, in ey tweeds, Scotch mespuns and plain Men’s Tweed Business Suits, smartly tailored, oO extra fine | woolens, in- WA that sell. at from $8.50 to tended to beat the West HAA $10.00, wilt be on sale fot value at $12.50; all tomorrow at. o4 sizes tomorrow at...,. $5.10 $6.15 wool tweed homespun serge {Ie vag and worsted; values up to r( WTP Y get + $18; none worth jess than ii bt i $15; all at... rT] i! jen’s Furnishings Men's and Boys’ Straw Hai worth up to Saturday .... Me shape)—latest curl brim- BOYS’ AND YOUTHS’ CLOTHING Baturday at The Pacific Coast Clothing Co. 900 First Avenue, Corner Marion THE SEATTLE STAR. very popular GOLD OF NEZINA DISTRICT Other Important News Brought Down on Steamship Bertha . r | Qrewwrrveeeceuseeeeveee CHINESE COOK MUST fo ries peeeeceecreceeereneretet tha yesterday by M of the now famous Neaina and having th WEATHER FORECAST ve been taken Jout at Newina. mday and light t bedrock if aald to be shallow of the Alanka E @ourt yeateriay evenin , kiten frie ay Gil" wilt be. produced. Sempotary injunct he Lack none but wh t : Boos « ployed Nag are| “MICHAEL STROGOFF.” Michael Strogoft in one of the @eferdants to the acts D , ' fering Nas Ranges and corimasty altos he") Gee Pe ne Ni ashore Daves 1% 6 0nd year. it te” Ql August 8. On th ered to pay the girls in thelr em yg a function ase wit up for anion & Wook to, thak fog on n * arises : olny will hold 't Ber ks and W a that 8 anton kitehen as nions, who Were, Lock, Hong al would get an Wages. The Jewed, carrying on a boye t in| en te: Were Lock Hons t ferfered. with his employment. an. | oy 4 Fe 1 Watters Bounce that will abide strictly | Unt 1 his application by Judge Hanford’: ord A will sidered thw t refrain. from cons front | gt ome work with ef the Naw! se ts men gay that w Bnally disposed A poll . Ton principle still kepe 4, but he t question: others way ainccure line. would have t The striking waitresses ar on account of the strong op Nag saters are now apa: the Pacific coast to Ohi Commercial ¢ a promising quarts dis 410 4. m and t back on the + t tree gold qua: SCARE iS fobuatites “at tate. b by Diligent Game Wardens. . Corwin S. Skank and family! Gounty Game Warden Hill and/rann! Ss A eve Se ees. Te eewood. Deputy Springer made a raid the Washing They will re- @uring the August week, | fee boxes of the Maison Barberis ax of Los Angele the |the cold storage plant of the Dia guest of a pretty luncheon |mond fee Compan eiday | fares xiven by Mre. ©. D. Stimson | r egelipn re napnlnd pra laturday at her home on Minor av. |‘M* former place seven gr were t Likeum and th. laid for 14 young ladies, registered again the | Meaney of the « ‘ iene tad ste proprietor, in J en court CORRECT Ala "m -Subsides and) stesso SQN inating at! | iarberis wan ‘atreated amd’ release CORSETS AT A SAVING Ladies’ Fine Bummet Net Cor ned from a fruit brought 51 passengers and 206 tons of fish from Uyak. FLOATING CHRISTIAN ‘ENDEAVOR A good work that te going on in the knowledge of but ws is that of A pretty wedding occurred at the|Vattous Kinds of ducks and grouse late last night by shots |O. Holck and. Miss Lottie Olson, | Were found to belong to J. Harberts ‘Was aroused sentries. Five |hoth of Ballard. Tre church was |80d FD. Black of the Seaitle Hard- ‘ordes, © $@ move, but no re | her train of flower girls a@neared | A Vigorous campaign will be kept Ae dhe at tAeRs occurred. at thelr very best. A hoat of friends |4P by the game wardens against lo rumors tha * certain mines will | were present to congratulate the | Cal restaurant and cold storage mer gesutne work keep” ™ circulation, but | nappy couple, who are favorably | WhO have game illegally in their pos they appear to ™ ° without founda- | pn: n in Scandinavian circles. They season. ‘be present cases will be} Seattle Post No. 1, G. A. R., wit in pink, blue and - EDUCA it OR meet for the first time In its new | hall In the New York block, on Pr day evening of this week. All old comrades of every post are invited to meet with them in their house warming. Hereafter the regular | meetings will be every second and 4-hook length: gives the fle viged aboard some ablp that oss stitched, ter Of what nat nly in their rough sea ap. od somewhere the deck, and with hymn, and prayer the Babbath ie observed. This society, or those similar to tt, 4 port in the world Pole Fixtures ¢ or more Wednebday, from # to t bust ahd sides, with fect military front fort and fit and style ite a Bly, from Tie to lbe apiece; at be the piece. are in every tare Waist, buitons SO Last opportunity to mae the battle ship Wiseonain tomorrow, Wen © Colman dock Sand 19 & m an and ¢:90 pm. ———o --—_ For quick returns, erty, improved and unimproved. with T. A. Johnaon, bent black or colors, worth 1S¢; from *)"fusn shopping Bags, regularly to 11 at Tie the plece worth ie; from # to Il at be street. Rev. Milton L.lexpected. Spokane ts in fine form Normal, THinols, who williand the Seattle boys are prime. PETERSONS, 11 at 16e @ pair. at 3 bare for 10c. —_— Dunlap, real estate. 4 Union block. Sideboards: Buffets The sale this week of sideboards and buffets quite a widespread interest—reduced prices on 159 patterns of this class of goods must necessarily The stock on the salesfloor is casily the largest and the best we have ever shown ; it was chosen with especial from the lines of the leadin dd and regular prices are fair. The result is that these reduced prices for this week are something worthy careful consideration, as the values unusual and certainly bargains. makers. The right prices were leries, also Dress the most extraordinary bargains of the year will be given, jand we herewith tell you of them: | with val insertions) inches w remular prices $2.26 and $3.50 yard; going now at $1.60 [760 and 980, Men's Fine Dress Suits, nobbiest creations, made of all- Price for the Week $21.65 of nolid onk, |will be here Wedn |White Goods, Dimities and Lawns, worth 1a t-ac yard, for 5c. made of solid onk throughout, decorated with neat beveled French two small drawers at one plush lined, for siiver- top; oval Fre plate mirror, 14x24 inches wlar price, $14.76; special price for the week, $13.85. top, oné lined large linen dri © large incloned er. Regular price, cial price for the week, $21.65. Frederick & Nelson House Furnishe: Second Ave., Madison and Spring Stre HiGH-GRADE DENTAL WORK We do your dentistry ugh knowledge and complete equipped prices are reasonable and yet consistent with first- FLORENCE DENTAL COMPANY A. F. CAMPBELL, D. D. &., Mgr. furnished FREE. oto clear out od be ‘s Fine Hate (Pantouris worth up to $4.50; on sale Stockings, B0c grade; for Stockings, worth $1.25; at nin boxes; for 16 painioss as a Men's Balbriggan Underwer REDUCED ONE-THIAD TO pink, blue, tan and hello- trope—worth 0c; Saturday, ONE-HALF 23} en" Cr ane Men's Drews Trousers, ail the ‘Too many suite to tell of tn best weaves and stylen; detail, but these facts can be worth $4.00 and $5.00. for in mind and will well Saturday ... 92.10 the seeker for good Men's Outing Shirts, of cotton cheviot, Nght col avery sult boys and be each; sale price youths in the store le reduced Men's Undershirts of Silkolir one-third and in some in in pink, blue and hellotrope, wy stances » half, All sorts, worth $2.0, all wizen (but styles and sizes, shirts only); reduced to.85e 2, FOOT OF CHERAY STROPT, SHATTLT, NORDHOFF 4 CO. THE BON MARCHE 40-inch White and Cream Fish( Men's Uniaundered, of New York) | Net, Fleur de Lis pattern, reguiariy | Mills Muslin, and Pure Irish Linen | worth Zhe; Wednesday, from § to 1i,| bosome, regular price 600; from § to at ibe |i ae 400, Men's Biack Balbrigean Under- wear, worth We & garment; from § to li at We will . jor loot & © Bound Novels, worth Me ain Sate free © four-foot cherry) Om to Tt at tc cack Large line of tities to select from. White Feather Stitch rata ¢ yaras| ject, extra fine quality, worth) Passe Ranout Coen sooas Oth #8 to 11 | Price se: from # to 11 wt |" Thomas’ Black Ink, regular be bot- A hieie we | thes for 36. jpaca Braid for skirt binding.| Re atte, es Se ena ity, five yards in piecm| prim to it at & for te. With each net one-inch Curtain we sell for 2 ‘The “Recurtty” Hair Crimping Pin,| Olympique Tollet Boap, 3 cakes In 10 pine in box. regular price 160 «| box; from & to 11 at iZ4e 8 box— box; from # to li at t worth double. Kangaroo Castile Soap, mottled or Boyw ike Last of the Curtain Ends | : The Curtain Ends that were offered Monday and tofay at choice the and ic, will be clowed out tomorrow at the Rumimage Sale as follows All the Curtain Enda priced Monday at 6c eath go Wednesday at 3% All the Curtain Ends priced Monday and Tuesday at $3c, go to- morrow at Rummage Seale Odd Pairs Lace Curtains We have rummaged out from regular stock a lot of odd pairs ot Lace Curtain some of them « trifle sailed, which we will sell at the following under prices A pairs $1 Lace Curtains for $1.10, 4 pairs $200 Lace Curtains for $1.95. Odd paire S Lace Curtains for $1.87 O44 pairs $1.00 Lace Curtains for $2.00. Odd pairs $6.00 Lace Curtains for Odd Pairs $6.00 Lace Curtains for $4.00. - Rummage Bargains From 8 to ll | boxes from # to 11 at 166. | Six Teaspoons, Worth uapenders; from § ta| white, worth ite # bar; from § to 11/ from DADKOFF & CO. THE BON MARCHE August has been turned into December, as it were, by the Rummage Sale. ‘The Bon Marche was never such a gigy of excited buying in mid-summer as yesterday and today, a because of the most extraordinary bargains brought 10 thy front by the order of the management that all summer 00%, in large and small lots, should be put out on sale, regardless g cost, at prices that would have no comparison with forte prices. At some counters Monday it was impossible to ive peopiy the service they were entitled to, so overwhelming WeTE the crowds. Many who came that day returned today for mon, bargains, and tomorrow will be equally as busy, for we from day to day place new inducements in Rummage Be, gains before our customers, and thus make this one erat week of splendid bargaining in small lots, broken lots, lines, and too large lots of Summes merchandise, Buy ' In the Morning ~ If Possible — for unless we are greatly mistaken afternoon customers have to elbow their way to most of the counters thi the week. Yet we shall do our best to satisfactorily all who come. Imported Fuce,Powder, regular 26c | 17c; from ® to 11 at 12! lasses Peppermint Kisses, worth | 15¢. 2c _a pound; from § to LU at Ie. Cuttle Fish Bone, twe pleces for 1c. be Got ma Pp ee Coigate’s Shaving Soap; from 8 to ii ae caben tor 20. Asbestos Mats, regular pile’ Women's Jersey Ribbed Bleached | My 20. . Cotton Bhaped Vents, worth ife;| Watte Dinner Piates at, oth ie | cad jfrom § to 1i at 16e garment. White and Colored Wi Women's Extra Hine Richelieu! wiee etound, worth ae, at Ribbed Cotton Vests, low neck, “ j Sieevelons lace yoke, worth 286; from | ne ee ee 8 to 11 at Ibe. > Women's French Balbriggan Vests,| Batiste Ties, with white high neck, long or short sleeves,| ered turn-over, twiee rewular 66c grade; from & to 11 at| value, at be. Ste. Worhen’s 85.90 Drens White India Linen, 27 inches wide,| women's Patent worth §1-8c; from ® to 11 at, the! s to 11 at $248 Inati yard. 4 sched Pillow Cases, of goot| Children’s Blue and Hematite iow Cares, cotton, 42558 taches, worth “Iie; | Shows, $1.76 value, at $c. . ‘Women's White Canvas 10- Ties, $1.50 value, from 8 to $l to $150 5 Ka 5OE Gloves . Cents at the Rummage Sale to- morrow at, the pair, 163 pairs of Women's Kid wvés that retail reg- ularly from $1 to $1.50 the pair, with a few worth $1.65 and $1.75 the pair, some soiled from being used for ‘dow display, others a trifle damaged, a itch dropped here or there, but otherwise per- fect, will be a big bargain 59c Impossible to describe these, there are so many kit styles, but every pair is a bargain and early choosers simply wonderful values. Laces and Embroideries Atthe Rummage Sale GREATEST BARGAINS EVER GIVEN In clearing up our broken stock of Laces and Embroid- Tammings, at the Rummage Sale, some of Ali-Cver Embroiferies (tuckings| Black Lace Galloona, irregular and | mage Sale price, Tie. Another lot of All-Overs and Tuck-| “Rummage fale of All-Over Nets ings, Swiss and Nainsook, full 20| La Tosea, Point a°Bxprit, ete., usual fine for shirt waists; | prices from 890 to $2.50 per yard, now per|to be cleared out at, per yard, 40, Rummage Sale § The following “told in a line” Rummage Sale Specials sday as follows: ed Red Spreads, worth $1.50;| 250 Rosewater Bottles; for 100, at the Rummage Sale for $1.19, Woodbury's Facial Cream, 250 Damask Table Cloths, regularty | tub Rummage Bale price, for ibe. Ribbed Cotton Un- orted Face Powder, te kinds; i 26¢ Ribbed White Club Bags of grain leather, 13-inch, ts, $1.00 quality; | worth $2.00; for #119. in Women's Richelieu Ribbed Cotored | $2.26; for $2.69. | Silk Vests, The quality; for 88 | Prayer Books and Hymnal, at one- Women's Faat Black Lisle Lace! third off regular prices, Lace | only 106. | Pound Paper, both ruled and plain, Women's Blue Pure 1 d Tan Cotton Sox; at ibe. | Dress Piaues, 1 r. orted patter 08 ‘orth. 150, pay Rummage Sale of Wash) Bin Suys.niss wins" oes at Fabrics Half Price and Less All our fir n half th and medium Wash Goods will go at half or less usual prices, as follows; best gra jo, regularly 1c and 12%, at od Assortment of 160 Dimitie, choice styles, at, only, 7% cents. The Bon Marche, "” “ssse.ee" slightly solled, | serpentine edges, usually ld at 260 in Swiss and Nainsook, open-work |and 30c yard; price tomorrow, 12%4o, jand fine patterns; price range is| Black Lace Galloona, with serpen- | from $1.26 up to $2.26 regularly; here | tine edges, from 1 to 2% Inches wide, |tomorrow at, the yard, only $1.10. | worth 1340 and ike a yard; Ram- pecials for Wednesday dbury's Facial Soap, 250 cakes ‘ong, with Battle Door, worth Rummage Sale Wash Goods Remnant One of the bargain plums of the Rummagé Sale will be batch of Wash Goods Remnants, caused by our tremendous ing in the past {Wo weeks; these will go on sale tomorrow Half the Regular Marked Prices © They are in lengths from 1 to 14 yards, and worth ‘ from be to T5e a yard; every the sale will begin at § ol at half the regular price and yard of these Remnants will Be promptly Those who come early will get some choice patterns, fi course, there are in the lot some of the finest patterns of this on's goods. i Women's Betts, $1.00, latest style, Tray Cloths, stamped in se? very jal, at do and 6c. floral designs, 580 quality; at @ $1.60 Pleated Silk Belt patent German China Bread ee, leather lined; at 63c. quality; at 49c. Fancy Brooches, Rhinestone set- White Covered Vegetable ting, Worth 7c; for 8c. Se quality; at 68c. M Stockinette Dress Shields, best n’s Canvas Lace Shoeh quality ‘ular prices, 200 and 250; | values; for $1.39. at 100 pair, Women’s $5.00 Lace Bhoes One dozen Whale Bones, worth|vici kid, French heels, Se; at the bunch, Se. soles; at $2.98. Corset Steels, black, gray or white,| piack and Colored Vell worth 10; for 4c. to $1.00 } Vinegar Cruets, good values, 100 bey yey pee bo auality; at 7 & ¥ China Dresser Dishes, 6 for ato; |°°HS: for 12% mea Narrow Black Chantil 180 and 200 Unruled Tablets; for duced prices. regular price, b0c. il loxi0-inch White Framed Mirrors, | 200 and Ibe quality; at Tit regular price, ibe; at, each, 28¢ Crepe de Chine Ribbons, 20d Chopping Knife, worth 100; | ity, for §fe_ yard Piain and Fa Scott's Emulsion, $1.00 sige; for Sbe.| worth 20e; for I0e. «Washing Machines, the $3.50 i ch; at We yard, Pierce's Golden Remedy, $1.00 size; | Men's Jersey Ribbed Ralbriggan| for $2.96. x ple 0. Es a + tin All Ste for 6 Underwear, S00 grade; for 17 Stocking Bags. ed for work- , worth 60 and 780; at F Favorite Prescription, $1.00| Men's Fancy Japonette Handker- | ing grade, for abe. Vomen’s $2.50 and $3. Abe. _ | chief's 16e kinds; at 7% Rummage Sale of Embroidery | Ties; at, only, $1.48. Five back Mennen's Talcum Powder, 26¢/ Men's Extra Heavy Black and As-| Hdgings, all widths, at greatly re-| Women's $2.60 Lace Shoe 4 viol kid, 4 styles; at |150 @ yard, at 10 cents, Indigo “B" Calico, § inches wide, good assortment of patterns |12%e @ yard, for 8 cents 500 Imported Zephyrs, several pieces ‘of fine embroidered novelties, worth S5e and § . the yard, 19 cents. |_ Leno and D good styles ‘In this fine sheer material ted Swisse summer Wear, regular price 3c yard, at only, 10 cents, Aberfoyle Zephyrs, the grade, for shirt waists; has mere stripes of Various colors; every plece has been thoroughly seow! | soap and water before leaving mill; here tomorrow at oF FRIEF ge ¢t = 42