The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 3, 1902, Page 4

Night School ‘The opening of the night school of the Young Men's Christian anm tion In an event of the The enrotiment chan. ev LATEST NEWS _ FROM DAWSON Dawson arrtvals on the Humboldt | { miate that Just before the river r lett that city Robert Had Gnd Dan MeKenale were in tantly Killed by falling down a shaft in a mine they with others bad purchased on Solomon hill Rin ‘Mills was In the cage ales Gead men when it went crashing to otto, a distance of 115 feet had both legs and several ribs but escaped with bis life. tember 23 a Jap named Fuial drink too many and started to out the New York kitchen at } with along kaife. The pro-~ , K. Saga, sought the marshal, t not finding him, purchased a re- . With that he went at Pulai, dim out amid « Cusilade of ‘two of which punctured the supply pant From our Factory to your head DEATH OF FRANK CARR . 1 in the city Inst death of Prank A. Carr, n round pil The deceased was and leaves a widow He was a member of the Puget Bound lodge, No. 16, American Association of Manter Pilots, which organteation will have charge of the funeral in Unis city next Saturday. The body will ar rive at L o'clock on the steamer Fly- er, and the cortege will leave the Flyer dock and go directly to Mount Pleasant cemetery, where the inter- ment will take place. As a weault plaints Bled with th the housing of cows within the set- thed part of the city is being discour~ aged. 1 lor Woodooek is in matter and he is urg- ing upon the dairymen and others who have been keeping cows in the city Mmita, to take them outside. As ‘@ result, within the past few montha, as many as five dairymen have elth- er sold their cows and on basing milk from we moved their stock to the coun- try. —_——_———— WEATHER FORECAST Vv bt Seattle and Vieinity-—Tonig: fair; and You Can Pay $5 for a Hat and Be No Better Satis- fied Than With a Hawes for $3. ‘On any Suit of Clothes or Over- coat in our house. bought of us Saturday, Oct. 4th. The American Clothier, 703 First Ave. Sole Agent for Seattle Brunner & Co. 502 Pike Street. Phone Main 1060 We are the trade with us. All are satisfied with ee oe ors. Free delivery to any part of the ty. by i # one day only, no raisi of 3 goods marked in plain ), BUCK & CO ==; FREDERICK 6 NELSON—fine Furniture SELECT YOUR HEATING STOVE WITH CARE When buying your Litnyay Stove, be sure to et one that is large em " Your dusk etpince will be less by about one-half with a Stove large eno to do the work with a slow fire, With a small Stove, and consequently a forced fire, fully one-half the heat goes up the chimney. A high-grade Stove of sufficient size is economy. ie Big Damages RUBY for Cee! or Woot; = SIGNAL For Coa! Piagine, ont Nature's Near i Hours—8 a. m. to 8 p.m. Bridaework FLORENCE DENTAL COMPANY 625 First Avenue, Foot af Cherry Btreet. -Beattic, SATURDAY NIGHT SPECIALS FROM 7 TO Each one of these articles ad- vertised from 7 to 9 Saturday night in a good value at Ite teg- ular price, Bach one at the ape- cial price is well worth coming for. We do not deliver Saturday night specials. fale continues from 7 to 9 in the evening. Saturday Night Speclate The neatest and best cheap cman Eo ) the market, A %-tnch Sflkolines for quilt mak- powertu! eater, especially ing. regular 12% quality, per adapted for lodging houses. ro A ae Ps The Saturday, the Pound No, 9~Pirepot $% inches. 36-inch Plain and Figured Siiko- , No. ¢—Firepot 9% inches line, he grade Lande No. 5—Firepot 10% inches No. 6—Firepot 12 inches ‘This i @ very attractive all castiron cheap Parlor Heater. It has nickeled Ibo Pillow Cords, colors, per yard Saturday Night Specia Climax Fruit Jar Filler, ree sine, all steeeee BO Top swings off, leaving large surface for heating water. With Linings for Coal— The largest and most complete line of Heat- ing Stoves we have ever shown is displayed now. 19c JAPAN TEA SIFTINGS— Always sold at 2%c— Soturday, pound ... 1fe TOILET BOA P—Worth be cake—Saturday, 2 for Be tree will Te, Mnomes cae dite Mor two weeks Te Cream Paste Polish, for silver. regular 36¢; special,.20e « Se Se Frederick & Nelson COMPLETE HOUSEFURNISHERS : Second Avenue, Madison and Spring Streets No. 21... Without Lining No. 15' ; i ware. Decorated 7-inch Olobew Decorated Cup with Saucer. THE SEATTLE STAR \F. W. Merrick, i aif = SEPTEMBER BROKE PIANO. RECORD Not In the History of Seattle Has the Soptember Record ‘The better the musical public be comes acquainted with our splendid Une pianos and organs and the more they learn about them, the more they want them, Every in- tending purchaser who examines them ie not satisfied until he owns m. The following Het of received from this house er plano. alt faces] i¢, Kimball piano. *. mball plane, M. W. Heenan, Kimball | Mire A. F. Blackman, D, #. John- 10. Me Pease, Kimball ptano. » Behofeld, Hing plane Mrosche, D. 8. Johneten J. M. Perryman, Kimball plano, Mrs. L. Fisher, D, 8 Jobnaton plano, | Jas. Freeman, Kimball plano. | Mra Geo. Matheson, Kimball tano. Marold Hansen, Kimball organ. Alice M. Gti, Kimball plane. A. Mushett, Pease plana A. Muskett, Simplex pinno Florence Walker, Kimball Lulu Hobbe, D. 6. Jotmeton . Wright, D. 8. Johnaton plano. Laure Troy, Pease plane. Ellen Exvall, Kimball organ. School District No, $7, Cornish or- wan Henry Schniber, BD, 8. Johnston Hen Swanson, Hobart M. Cable plano. 4, BE, Davia, Chick: B.D Areal, Mine plano. 5. T. Harri, Hobart M. Cable Chrieuan Church, Kimba!! organ. Mra. C. L. Mall, Ricea plano. Chartes F. dr, Kimball Diana Andrew Stromberg, Whitney or- wan. Geo, B. Stevens, Hobart M. Cable pane, Delle Gliman, Kimball organ. Frank Nichols, Whitney & Holmes an. 5 eee Kimball organ. Lind. Kimball organ. Dickson, BD. 8. Johnston ie E. Maxfeld, Mitton plano. J. Dora, Kimball plano. Hictman & Co, Cottage or- WY Roth, Mobart M. Cable M. Petter, Smith & Barnes Waither, Kimball piano. ‘Tiima: tmbail piano. W. BD. Goodale, Kimball or- . Kimball by Vacurttng. Kimball Srgan. Bina Hoskins, Hinae ne. Olsen & Co, New a Huson, D. & Jonnston piano. in we: no, Nckerebam, "Mobart 3. abe Helm, Kimball a. organ. D. & Johnaton plano. of the World, Kimball pode 4 F sa BE Soyer » Wickersham, Kimball plane. Fick, Kimball organ, os 7 im. Kimball organ. ich Fata magne Brock Johnson. Kimball organ. Mra. Ore Grant, Taber W. Perry, R. A. MeNatr, Hinae plano. 8. Belgie, Kimball organ. Isaac Perry, Kimball organ. Thomas Dobson, Kimbal! nO Renton Mine Asan. 1. Plane ©. F. Honrl, Kenwood organ. L. C. Hanna, Kimbalt organ. Fannie B. Giles, Hobart M. Cable piano. Edith Reese, Whitney plano. Harry Ludlow, Emerson plano. Mrs. Lungren, Hobart M. | plano, ida Anderson, PD. &. Johnston ano. Benedictine Sisters, Pease plano. Mra, Ella Olson, Hobart M. Cable plano. an. Gordon, Kimball plana. Clyde Warner, Cottage organ. | Mrs. W. W, Graves, Kimball plano. £. G. Johnson, Kimball piano. | KR. BP. Monnet, D. 8. Joby | plano. Cable Louls Stenger, Hobart M. Mrs. EB. Newman, D. 8. Johnston MeMastor, Pease piano. D. F. Lampeon, Pease piano. Reynolds, Chickering plano. Alice Burdick, Kimball plano, Cora E. Hosom, Pease plano. D. B. Smith, Kimball organ. Mr. David James, Whitney piano. Alf. Faro, Kimball plano. Painters’ Union, Kimball piano. J. H. Naylor, Hinze piano. Mra. W. R. Hodgins, Kimball or- ean. Mins Maude Berry, Kimball organ. M. M. Riley, Chickering plano. Mre. C. EB. Stewart, Chickering | plano. ‘The above ineludes an unusually large number of high priced pianos. | We have the follqwing pinnos and j organ of ‘whieh one hun- dred and ten are in transit: § Thir- [teen Chickering pianos, thirty-two Hobart M. Cable pianos, thirty-two Pease pianos, twenty-six Haddort pianos, one hundred and four Kim- ball pianos, ninety PD. 8. Johnston Co. ‘pianos, twenty-seven Hinze | pianos, ninety Kimball organs; total, four hundred and fourteen, The |above added to our large stock on | hand necessitates our continuing our present great expansion and special jcut price sate under high pressure, | Durtng which time we are al clos- jing ut our entire sheet music and |muste book department make n and small musical instrument ch will be run om a reer scale than ever D. S. JOHNSTON CO. THE| — Twelve Specials in Hosiery+—for while thi ther is still mild fore handed women will not wait till lots are picked as owtniaae broken | before buying. These 12 specials are absolutely the lowest prices webovsall mentioned, and the removal of the stock to different quarters within a few days accounts for lingness to sell such goods so cheap. Special No, 1—Women’s Jersey, . Jent or kid mppers, medium | Present location. Hence these General Music _D Mdina) rapidly growing plano, or- [ns Second Avenue, Bui THE BON MARCHE THE BIG 8TOR THE BON MARCHE KNITWEAR Tomorrow will be one of the heaviest buying days of all the fall season in Women’s Underwear ang or | Special No, 2—Women’s Jersey | Special No. 6—Misses’ Jersey |Special No. 10—Women’s Ribbed, Fleece Lined Vests,| Ribbed Fleece Lined Vests) ported Pure Lisle Fancy in white, extra fine quality,| and Pants, cream color, su-| Stockings, plain of trop. actual value soc; sale price..| perior g0c quality; sale price,| stitch, an elegant ‘assortment . seetene ne ase ee GAP Pe sacacusenee or latest stripes, polka dots Special No, 3—Women’s Fine}. isi No, 7—Women’s Black| figures or checks, Ribbed, Fleece Lined Bleach- Wool Hk prt d| soc and 65 val 00) ose, double toe an 59 é ues, at . Ik fin- n ne ares ar ei hf heel, superior age quality;| price Saturday , pa Hh “ Sale Price. seers eeeeeeee ABC price, at each . +gse ial No. 4—Women's Jersey | Special No. &~Women's Fast Bs Wo Black Extra Fine Cotton Ribbed Wool Vests ang Hose, silk fleece lined, high-| Pants, excellent quality, ac- tual $1.00 grades; sale price, spliced heel, double sole; sale price gic at cath. ,eerveeeeeess SIME Special No, 5— Boys’ Extra|Special No. 9—Women's Fast Heavy Wool Fleece Lined} Black Lisle Hose, high splic- Special No. 1:~Women's pe Black Pure Lisle Lace work Hose, high spliced hed | double sole, finest quality, ey. tra values... esse Special No. 12—~Misses’ i i J Shirts and Drawers, finest] cd heel, double sole, excellent| Fine Ribbed Wool 6 cg yn ae on pnb Bs. sale price,at each quality, splendid agc value;| double toe, heel and ky ¥ quality ; sale price, at ..37/4¢| swe assenreserree GC] Sale price ........+...--18e] 29¢ values; sale price. e- —_--—— a ¢ Z « $12.50 Trimmed Hats Aft er 6]: ¥ —-$7.50-— |: Special Saturday Sale No doubt the crowds will be larger than ever ta r : ‘A feature of the selling on the|Pight—our first Saturday night with the second floor ¢ second floor tomorrow will be|the public. Wagner's orchestra will be on the second - the offering of 25 Fine Trim- and there'll be more people in the store, but more room : med Hats, regular $12.50 values, about at, choice— ‘ v Oo Made from best quality Plain and Fancy All Silk : eT Fashion's very latest knots; al! the dainty, fashionable eC These are trimmed with ostrich tips, panne velvet and 108-14, choose from. Some Velvet Bows are ‘among the s ettes of ribbon ; very stylish, and a bargain at, choice, $7.50. These are all new, clean, perfect Novelty B i $8.50 Trimmed Hats, $5.00 | Misses’ $2.50 Trimmed Hats at | Positively worth 35c, soc, 62c and 75¢ each. Choice ?P If you want @ really stylish Trimmed only 15¢. E ‘ totes oh dere Point Venice and Battenberg Lace) Men's Fancy is “nat Colliers in the new Paris seru very newest at best quality a: vies, fitting; worth $2.00 and Bi"tack: 6 ag Pancy Silk and Batiste Outo Ties, very later neck novelty, linen shade a vm ‘Sho and $1.25 each; after | 9,0 Fine Hardwood Tooth Picks, regu-|30 each. lar price Sc package; after 6, 2c package. Crown Agbestos Mats, regular Se, Be each. Btove Pol Mate, regular 12¢; after 6 complete with dauber, 6 each. Mason Stove Paste. guaranteed to not dr: up, in package, ragwar fe bom; after 6 Biectric Mouse Traps @ regular 6 trap; after 6, 20 eaci Gold Rings, beautifully set with Imitation opais and diamonds, > lar price $1.00 each; after 6, ¢! be each. an : 65.00) Misses—reguler are of velvet trimmea| 7 only, at ~ Dreagta. Another choice value for tomorrow Draped Hata, tical stripes; after & s pais | A lot of Men's Sus buckle: after 6 @ pair, to look at pedi Sy ” Hat with birde oF $3.75 Trimmed Hats, $2.50 The ten days’ sale of Shoes which began to- day will go on tomorrow with bargains like these. We must positively keep up the sales, for all that this department is so far away from the rest of the store. Wemen'’s hand turned, French heel, one strap Sandals, fine vict value &3.50; for $1.75. Bone Collar Buttons, 1 dosen on card, regular vaiue 1c card; after 6, do card. Biack or White Head Hat Pins, 1 dozen on card, regular yalue 10c ecard; Clearing of Men's Shoes _| #*ter 6, choice, card. A “ecperal clean-up of Mens paler ehett GUAMLY, Beal Leather t lings—in velour, | Baits regular prices be sttead Wize Hair Pins, very best. aetried sizes” In boxes, 4 crimped, ir price 4, 2 boxes for be. Extra Heavy Gold-Plated Collar Buttona, with celluloid backs, extra well made, 4 buttons in @ set, for euffs and collars, value 20 wet; af- ter ¢, only bo set. Hair Brushes, best quality, bristies, regular value 3c; atte Saree tet ot ws bes . iy. wy #0) The Celebrated Gri spring or school heels, sives 11% to 2, Narly worth 9225 each, aale price Jue $1.60; for Sc. $1.35 each. These are guar- Anteed to give good satisfaction, an failing to fo ee wit be replaced 4 & new one. Very best quality Corduroy Skirt only, regularly wort! Bin blact Tey sale price, 3 yard. patent leather vampa, low heels, value $1.0; for 9c. Women's Colonial Ties, patent leather kid vampa, hand welted soles, military heels, value $2.00; for 51.0. wenulne Goodyear We $3.00, $3.60 and Youths’ Rubber Boots at $1.96. pairs youths’ Lace Shoes, satin Women's deat Kid Lace Shoes,| calf Vamps, dongole tops, medium dull mat tops, hand welted soles, | bevy soles, siges 31% to 3, value ™ivomen'e viet hid Lace hoon pat: Mee Veal Cait eee thepe, heavy Women’s viet ki * = golen, | goles, sives 4 to big, Value $1.0; for very flexible, concave heels. There | 9c, are 489 pairs of these $2.00 and $3.00 shoes for $1.9. ‘omen’s kid and kangaroo calf Lace Shoes, in medium and heavy olen, concave heels, value $1.50 and $1.76; for Me Women’s Lace Shoes of fine vict kid, fancy scroll uppers, medium soles, very flexible, exceptionally 00d value at $2.60; hefore we move Women's Colonials, an easy slipper for house wesr, hand turned soles, soft vici upper, French heel, value $2.60; for $1.48. pure after @ Children’s 4 medium heavy extension edge, ring heels, gies #% to 11, value $1.60; for 980, Children’s and Misses’ red or black lontal Bi a very com. at $1.98, The 40 Pins, very best quality, | or embroidery: is Women's kid Shoes, lace only, te heuse Upper, Value $1-36; | aeodie potnts, full count, regularly | valve Tee and 8 medium soles, very flexible, concave paper; sale price, 2 papers | ly soiled. gold at : for be. Children’s Eiderdown 6 pink, white and blue, white fur and 1 e Extr juality White Feather- stitch Braids, tiful patterns, full rds in plece, regular values 10¢ and 180 plece; sale price, choice, Tike piece. 1 Brussels Net and Irish Point Cur. | 50c. tain Enda, some elegant qualities and| Children’s Gingham Ag - sleeves, bea’ ru " a i ‘mong this lot, value 89; Abe immed with welt Striped Swisses, | braids; special after 6 size 10 only. Sc' yard; after 6, § Children’s Medium Ws that sold up to Ly 3 out Saturday, after & at! Women's Wrapners, #9 and good styles but Nsnt om low ma price out, after 6, at 4c, ‘Women’s Hea) Capes, with top Be Faw band + 0 row th BL ter 6, Saturday, only $4 Mocnssing, tn red, choco- late or Diack, value 2%e; for 130, heels, sizes 2 3. 9%, 4 and 4%, val- ue $2.60 jfor $1.39. Byes with Hump, will Men’s Fall Furnishings 5 lines of Men's Underwear, some in n color, others gray and camel's hair, but’ ail these $1.26 v; selling Now at, a garment... 81.00 70 doxen Men's Natural Gray and Camel's Hair from the finest combed Au wool, and value for $2.00, but our special price is, per garment $1.50 The same in Shirts, with doubi backs and chests, at, each..@1,7 We have Wright's Celebrated Fleece Lined Underwear, which haa a rep- utation entirely Ite own for ce: fort and durability, at, the ity, at To, ment, 1 and $1.50) !8-inch Breasts 4 Millinery Trim- rd. Shelf Ol! Cloth, value §1-%0 yard; after 6, Se yard. Beautiful Mercerized Tapestry, in rich designs, reds, areens and tans, 80 tne! wide, value S5e yard; after 6, dhe Women's Walking Hats, $1.50 quals In a few days this stock will be moved into the Pike street end of the store. Tomorrow may be the last Saturday in its short bosom, it musiin and linen 3 and $1.00 value; but Saturday, Se » a Wagner’s Program colore—red, blue and Cambridge | The orchestra will render a fine program tcmerewt gray—with soft bosoms and sep- A big drive in Men's White Laun- {Me Wort 4c, . GBe We offer 2 great leaders in Men's arate cuffs, no collars, |] between 7:30 and 10 p. m., and will use the second |] stand for the first time. You are invited to be present, dered Shirts, open front and back, | ~—————~— n Golf Shirts, one in striped in three you have purchases to make or not, underprices; for these $1.00 8 irks is cand The | ‘ A new ii at ptocked of Men's ‘\DERHOO i Twilled Outing? Flannel Night Neckwear HERBERT VANDERH F, Director Robes, the colors are pink, sky] Another case of Me New Neck- Song—‘Hearts and biue and cream, handsomely trim. r has been added to our immense med; the price each is only. 81.00) stock, and for style, exquisite color | In Men's Underwear we carry ft | combinations and. almost unlimited | lines leading makes and | variety cannot be excelled west of cn oak Selection~—"The Singing Girt” Herbert invit mtion to the follow. | York. Tf you want a moderate Intermeazo—"Cavalleria Rus Characteristic ing specials | tle we can astonish you with ' fascagnt Jolly Students Camel's Hair and Gr ino Un Jue we sell at 28c, and you | he New Bon Mar- Mediey Overture . dershirts an » which are | go as high as you wish for the ne’ Vanderhoot value for selling at. a te “Hail to the Spirit of & Swell goods at our usual model edicated to the New Store.) siésed Gan am garment Oe prices, } The Bon Marche, THE BIG STORE 1419 to 1435 Second Avenus! 115-135 Pike Street Nordhoff & Co, SPsgrees Se2ezes¢e52<e5