The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 18, 1902, Page 4

THE BOERS GALL ON EDWARD rh wen Dela ed Hots | y, $21.00 oul, SCHWAB IS © si not . eo and Satn eg Coe chicken teed, 421.00 ane 2 LONDON, Aug, 18 la Botha, Dewe TO RETIRE Magnate Obliged to Re- cruit His Health a trip to ¢ called eted ned to owen yente riety fresh reach re they on King F wile troupe p them y” opened tent. The The ordia Aitey tows TAG Lse: fryers doa, Garkeya, LD ibe: @ a eater lant te kind depends on ac from the presidency of t Btates steel corporation and from a other active Business in ord e nat aleaea, 012 copera.aa cruit his health. None b ! . me inaansnetiven =r | @f his family are allowed tc with | “REEP OFF Pike STREET | him. | May Smith, « notorious womad, | ‘went abroad for « re: but not until ad y man Gilbert aa a disorderly Tecently was it given out that his person. C.-C. Smith, sald to be her im patredt cmour, Was taken in at the same Realth is sectousty WRVBVVVWAG = | Swewwes ot eewees this morning on account +> } the carnival Excursion To Everett | Theaters Sire. City af, Brerett and Grey BS a bp bette | day durtng Carntval, at T a, m “In Paradeise »any gre rm 4iinm Fare $1.00 A French farce comedy, tent te ema | th diese,” was presented at 7 | theater last night by Harrington Reynolds and company. The piay | there will probably be « is thoroughly « farce comedy. There JOBBING QUOTATIONS “In Pars Sew Gowt at King fs Witle plot to ft, but comedy in| man falis in love with a chorus Miri | per ‘end this is responsible for the greater part of the fun: Harrington Reynolds played Pico, | $f jery well. The part More sulted to him than any that he has played Mm some time. Hen fohnsen, aS usual, was good. Mr! (8 is a clever actor and always all out of a part that he cur. certainty did this with the rote ot Pontbichot Blanche rale of i, al- Twelve Famous Tomeasen Pictures ach new subscriber to the booth No, 1%, carnival PURPLE AND WHITECREPE PAPER, special, the roll. ..#¢ BURNT WOOD PLATES with Elk Heads and the date of the Carnive iy Se MINIATURE ELKS of tron, tn two sines, at Geo andaac ELK CANES AND CAPS, at : Ile, We and bo Confetti at wholesale and re- tail. Rhodes Bros. ‘Tes, Coffee and Crockery House 1214 SECOND AVENUE at grounds. Mea’s Light Colored SUMMER seen here. Dougias std Evetys Ormesby were also good. “In Paradise” runs the week with a Saturday matinee. ‘Down in Egypt” ee Manager Russell, of the Third Av- LEED THE SUPERIOR COURT OF woe by ao a he State of Washington for King best ounty oy Anna _L. Seaton, plaintiff, ve. Alex ander N. Seaton, defendant, No. is composed Par) The State mid Alexander ant to the defend- Sy i i Washington . Be Se In Up-to-Date Patteras Ly I ge wit, withja stat days after he ‘sist day of July, 199%, and defend the Jabove entitled action Im the above enttied court, and answer the com- He : if i ; day during the Carnital, at 7 a. m., m5 pm and it pm. Fare $1.00) round trip. i F i f ry af Fd ire so to do, Judgment wil) }be rendered against you according }to the demand of the complaint |which has been Bled with the clerk of said court, i i Star Clothing Co | Cor, Pike St. and Fourth ave, @/ Hoffman @ Freutenberge: | TIRED WOMEN SIGHT SEERS ann SHOPPERS Will find a delightful place in which to rest in the Ladies’ reading room. is room is for the exclusive use of ladies and is open to all during business hours. It is situated on the ground floor, is apart from the rest of the Store, is quiet and makes a delightful place in which to come and rest for a few minutes. Comfortable chairs are provided, reading and writing tables and writing pv city directories, a private telephone and a wash roomare free to those who wish to take advantage of them. The use’ of this room is free to every woman; in no way is its use restricted. You may come and go from this room as you like; no salesman will a proach you nor will you be reminded that you are in a place of business. Women who are strangers are especially invited to make this room a meeting place. , ALL ODD PAIRS AT LESS. Men's $2.5 Pants...$1.35 pair Men's 93.00 Pants...81.65 pair Men's $1.5 Pants...$1.95 pair Men's 4.0 Pants 35 pair All $6.00 and $6.00 Pants of broken lines . 3.08 pair flee them ir our window— we'll take @ pair out for you. AND Care 1413 Second Avenue Bon\Marche block. Tel. Main sf. For Your ice Cream we] have Lady Fingers, Maca-|' Kisses and all kinds of Fancy Cakes. . Next time you are down town and are tired, or want to write or read or phone a friend drop in and make use of this room. Great Bargain Sto Frederick & Nelson Complete House Fur * Second Ave., Madison and Spring Streets. Great Carnival Sale of Notions! What to Will Buy— Bottle Machine Ott, Rottle Vaseline, Card\Hooks and Byes... Paper Pins. as aie a Box Tooth Picks. ‘ Hand Brush. Barrel Hair Pins. Mi ‘te Loltea to 1'yard Pancy Bi 40s. Shoe Buitor : Large Writing Tablet. en Holder te Fine Comb, Package Envelopes. * What 5e Will Buy— Fancy Back Comb. Womens, Boys’ or Men's Linen Collars Choice of 10 different kinds of 8 Uncle Sam Siate Pencils; What 2 Will Buy— Package Tacks. Spool of Thread. Stocking Darner. We Have Installed a Mangle For doing high-grade work on bed and table Lead Pencil. linen. It gives finish to both sides of lin Paper Pins. Bar Soap. package of Wire Hair QUEEN city s UNDRY, x Blacking. First avenu i, 4 Mirror. ¢ of Need! Downtown office, Fourth near Pike, ‘ard of Elastic. nd 3-9, and Established 1690, 6 Tie Holder. « , ipmon's Library Past ioe ‘Wax. Cube of Black Pins na Can Openers. Ealgren's Round Combe Peosh tube" Elk Decorated Collars, . . 10c What 3c Will Buy Corset Bhieas. Saad Bin yusey Betis Butiong. Porple TiS, swe oe Mc Men’s Smell and Large Purnes. Package Wire Hair Pin« ‘8 and Men's Handkor- The Public Are Invited to Men's White end Bondanna yoy mica stick Pins. ard ot Hooks ana Byes p: wal pn A wl c and have your i he eae e. This means you. Beauty Pine. per Pins. ’ ate What 4e Will Buy— (of Bhoe Laces London’s ©ut Rate Haberdashery a sek gg Ser 1111--- SecondAvenue --- 1111 } London thle SEATTLE STAR. THE FAIR | Cor. Second Avenue | NORDHOFF & Go, ” guanine ae THE BON MARCHE. C and Pike St. 58c on the Dollar Is What We Pald For the Columbia Clothing fall. and ther B that arnival Sale WELCOME B.P.O.E, Many of the New Fal Shown For the First For we are now at the dividing line of summer forward. % In Fall Dress Fabrics and Women’s Suits and visitors will be more interested in the unusual bai THE BON \. ARCHES NOADHOFF & CO. Goods Will Be Time This Week Forehanded women are asKing for the new the Bon Marche is, as usual, the first to bring e will be quite a good showing here tomorrow, jut we half expect that the majority of customers x are printed on this page. 2 Satin F $122 Satin Fou- @ lard Silks .5Oc HIGH vg GRAD E Last Friday morning, from 8 o'clock till 1, we offered for sale ¢ our entire stock of Cheney Bros.’ $1.00, 64.25 and $1.50 Satin Fou- CLOTHING [ia Sits at the remarkable price of Soc the yard. The rain kept SHOES many who otherwise would have been purchasers from attending the sale, and we received many regrets on that score. Hence we have de- cided to give all an opportunity of buying these silks by offering them again for —— Today and Tomor- The atimal « row Only It would be useless for us to take your time, or ours. In discussing the merits of Cheney Bros.’ Satin Foulard Silks, and the best thing will be for you to come here tomorrow prepared to get the bargain of a life- time. Every yard will absolutely be sold at, choice, 50c. , J Entire Stock (Carnival Sale of Bed : ° Is Now ding and Linens The Bon Marche has made lower prices than ever defore on bed- On Sale ding and linens, so that hotels and private houses might prepare to en- tertain the thousands of visitors who have come to this city to enjoy At the Following Company Stock of Tacoma « the Carnival festivities. Prices for tomorrow are extremely low, Some of them are as follows: BEDDING $3.69 for Gray Wool Blankets, 11-4 ‘orth regularly fine ant fine and soft, regular value $4.60 Hine and filled | coton, either ® a pair for All hays White titched with ‘colored | Blankets, 11-4 sige, regularly worth Give-Away (=: ise ‘ $1.19 for regular 01.06 full wined #3 each for Full Size White Bed Comforts, covered with fine stikoline | Spreads, good value at Sie ‘#8e a pair for full size White Bed Spreads, Marseilles pattern, hemmed ready for use and worth $1.26. 880 a pair for Pillows, covered with feather proof ticking, filled with turkey down, weight 5 pounds, worth and filled with best white on. 90 a pair for Gray Cotton Blan- | kets, full 11-4 size, and good weight, | worth regularly $1.25. veh | a pair for Gray Colton Bian Prices: Elgin Shirts—all this sea- kets ts and single beds, worth | $1.35 pw thins 4S pai gs \ i Oc a © eae fon good son’s styles, white 75¢c ete tor Extra Heavy Gray Mot- | unbleached Cotton, size 61x90) inches, or colored, each tied Diankets, 11-4 size and worth | regularly worth @c. fe ench for Pillow Cases, made of 45 a pall n pair 42x36 $2.69 for White Woot Blankets, 10-4 rders, worth $3.00. ton Flankets, 10-4 © gray, Worth 60c 75c First Showing of New Dress Goods ext will be taken in the early fall fabrics, particu- 6 put on view and sale tomorrow a very good coming season's atylon Bleached Cotton, size and worth 12% ch for the same grade Pillow 45x24 Inches. E. & W. Collars—these are all regular 25¢ collars, each Victor Shirts, the new fallstyles,each Hole Proof Sox, sold every-| where at 50c¢ 25 Naar UE DEEP siaisrizivcict }larty q i i | under - pric e et, we are offe' quite Mother's Friend Waists for| ior; 2uniprtcs io duce erly buy tne th oys; worth 60c; ps 2 New Fenc Striped a] each.. 35c lwo’ Walstings. “Wenetian Crepe] Egypta, Granite Etamine and F Men's heavy Jeans 75¢c| ; | your chotce, the yard, N Pants, the pair . All Wool Pebbie Rosenwald & Weil Bicycle} With our usual ability to ew of the fabrics at less price items indicate All Wool Mistral Ktamine, 46-inch, ale; | regular value $1,10, for S85e, $1.00 quailty All Wool Biack ¢ tot Serge, 52-inch, at, the yard, All Wool Black Pebble Cheviots, s-inch, worth $1.50, at, the yard, 1.00. Natte Mistral, in all wool black, 4- ev amine, 50 Kk, at, 3 s h All Woot Natural Fintel Black Cheviot, worth regularly $1.60, | Pants, worth $1 00 Ot ee ty pints Seenthi iandeh | anes wis A . ; be from, |, New jenu de i $3.50) a pair. | We have an elegant, assortment 46 Inches | of | Silk Black Peau de Sole, just Elk Hats—Longley Hats—| wide, rewuiar value $1.00 « yard, on received, at the following price range +— ye | in new blue, eastor, navy and biack, | Jackets for Wom The new Fall Suits are arriving daily, and amongst thé come we are pleased to chronicle 25 Black Al Wool Cheviot |full silk lined throughout, and in both square box and B | double breasted, form fitting. These have a regular market $25.00, but we start the Carnival week with them at the b | of each, $20.00. ‘New $10 Fall Jac at $7.98 — Amongst the new Fall and Winter Jackets that have call to your notice particularly a number made of excellent sey, with coat or storm collar—one half-fiting back, do t 27 inches long, Romaine silk lined, regularly worth $10.00, ) be offered as an inducement for your visit to our Suit Depitt morrow, at, each, $7.98. These are in tan and castor and sizes. | 2 Carnival Pricesin® Women | Suit Sto Out of town folks Bon | Marthe tomo pleased witlf some in the Women’s Suit $ forbids our giving detailes tions, but these three items will serve to il $32.50 Foulerd Suits at $17.50 All the balance of our bi Stik Foulard Suits, elegantl med with lace, ribbon, and selling up to $32.80 each, 1 tomorrow U closed out Women’s and Misses Suits at Half P Tomorrow you may choose from our entire sammer stock of farked Prices, Suits included in this ¢weeping sale, and ice should be sufficient to crowd tht Suit Dep every Suit is sold. i ‘The Suits are in black and all the best colors; sizes somewhat & but not badly. Take your choice tomorrow, and while they last 60%] said, at half price, 4 S| $30 Eaton Jackets for $10.00 We have a few— a very few—handsome Silk Eton Jackets of Taffeta. etc., handsomely trimmed and tucked, that Hing at $26.00 and $90.0. —‘Tomorrc gain, they will be closed out at each —$1,00, $1.25, $1.85 and $1.50. Sold for $3.50 Men's Pants—Rosenwald & Weil high grade, worth 4 | your choice |nale at édc. | ing 01 1 cae: 3 !' s Fine Neck Ruffs We have placed on sale our entire stock of high grade Neck Ruffs | cutting the prices to far less than cost, indeed, we bunched toge- ther the whole gathering, making two extraordinarily low prices. Less Than Half Neok Ruffs, worth $10.50, at $3.95 All our Fite Neck Ruffs,- worth from $8.50 to $10.80 each, are placed in Lot No. 1 and will be sold, while they last, at, each, $3.95. All our Neck Ruffs, $10.50 up to $14.60, are put in which is designated as and will be sold at, choles, 140 Men's Suits—All this season's styles, worth $15} to $18; all one $7.75) prices — erouwe D g Fifteen dozen FIT Be wens tas at, BES i FABRIC styles, worth FINISH $1.25, $1.50, $1.75, $2.00, choice ...:.. Order your fat! sult now, We have $400 worth st cloths in |Z and neatest atyles, finest we and every purse can be satisf We Guarantee Satisfaction Imperial Tailoring Co., 1102 SECOND AVENUE. ecently placed in stock over w York market, all the latest tandard colors, Every tasts , and 95c THE FAIR Cor. Second Avenue | and Pike St. \e Peoeoooenooasososoososos coeenes | The Bon Marche, 1419 to 1435 Second Avenue 115-135 Pike Street HIGH -GRADE DENTAL WOR We do your dentistry as nearly pain sh knowledge of modern dental and complete equipped office will pernith prices are reasonable and yet consistent with) class work, FLORENCE DENTAL COMPANY A. F. CAMPBELL, D. D, S., Mgr» Estimates are furnished FR Hours, § a. m. to 8p. m.; Sunday, 8 to 625 FIRST AVE FOOT OF CHERRY 12. STREET, SEATTLE: By tow has Bom, inons 5. 40d Quad da ate aed