The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 24, 1902, Page 4

CLOSE FIERCE STORM AT NOME A og ROAD DARING THE SEATTLE STAR night, two Watches and stole Thi 320 in money THE BON MARCHE ~ ‘THE BON MARCHE THE BiG ston = * Jmont a : CAUSES GREAT DAMAGE ino Decttne in sol il mM a gS it 15. ’ AND DROWNS THREE MEN“: Ce MANUFACTURER'S ENTIRE LINE OF SAMPLES 20 a gh 2 agpeceamten ML: — GO AT $15.00 SATURDAY Rurelars en a th iden FPietener m realty be In tho flercest storm that ever] Snake river overflows now of J, & Rivedorph at 2033 Fourth ave vy : a Badd swept Nome’s beach, three men, | water eronmmed Fiver J. Sh COOIEED ot ORY Solock lash a ; f r fesa’ and GW Ralley. boatmen, | boikhora at the fee ot " The first great Underprice Sale of Women's Fine ’ pt nab ware titra wen! in en made Suits will take place tomorrow. Sixty-four | drowned eventige of October 1% eoks EAGT women, made to sell at $22.50, $25.00, $27.50 and $30.00 The news a, Depagt yy t “me 1 rade Lum. | 2° x. Litt gupetintendent | ’ Keb ‘ . Aerie’ } will Pata, which orrived fram Nome this Ming eside. it wae fheaten [ftteetm Teft last mah, aceon oe oc or be put on the bargain counter and driced at 7 mine be Cemseis Hevea J. tee od eS ST leo the Bast. Mr, and Mrs. | | 3 launch anchored buoy tna 4 & lone of $4,000 and the tear build: | Walt relatives 0 Bovton and other | oot ve ke i wl in of andie Cre saloon an: And bi in *, ad J ade aoe re a Mibsieed. Hell and | Gold Sager wiflee were demotiahes |Dhia. They expect to be one about | Prices I hat-Cannot Be Bormboldt, held on until the boat) at a los of $1.90. The Ross, Mo. | =x weeks. . a “a ; eo Geeeen OM shee ve eiidings were damaged and. scores Gainsaid Se ree Starter (Shae weed sis wane ! cued q om o We ar t x from the retail business to go into the Sorgen chet, wary Betae used Ge To Save Dogs MARINE Langone: de paanpeas aie kee idles It has been many months since such e bargain was 4 lighter the cargo of the St. Paul. One striking tncident of the storm wholesale shoe business exclusively, and are under binding rr " ¢ i d h b 7 a oe ,|pounged nto tive breakers to save contract to dispose of our entire retail stock of Men's, Wom- in rea! Ae ry ge eo are are - 4 of them it = trmeegy. it was too fae bei MA SGaring robbery. tn whl a - en’s and Children’s Shoes as quickly as possible. seem ym a coe ay uae = a see the ’ the Utesaving crew under Lisuvenant | masked men rected, #8 OfoReTS ved. from ome We decided the quickest and easiest.way to do this is to them. e story of the purchase is simply the manufac Hamilton did excetient work during | OUUsr Tat to Spby. saloon In : al omg wish to clear out his stock of Suits—one or two of a ki wy ere, were playing rou- give our customers the benefit of a our axabd casb — a great discount. ‘The St. Pau) as well as ¢ Vessela at Nome had sough’ at Bledge Island for three days Even after that It was with culty that her passengers were got- fen aboard, and she = unable to ee tons of her freight ner Token waa washed Total Damage ‘The total damage any ts esti- mated Wt $15,000, and§hat h was not more is attributed to the fact that the tly 6 was ‘agg prepared for it than during nded them to ne up nt thei he other at the bar. While one & covered with two revolve: being Sea balance te the remark, a bank.” out of the ca register, knowing the combination of the safe, which contained $40, passed ft A suit involving in Judge Moore's fore the sailing Paul against the Hot Ajr Mining Com Reece by MeIntosh Bros, for the a! jumping of two claims. HERE’S A KIMONA Price, Tre but not When she dhio he biow of 160 The ~aphygist Supenizaka the ructing jewalk opased ordinance was introducea ¥ request council and was referred to the com mittee on s reeta, rising the mayor and city comptroller to con- Summate the purchase of the Property for the new HOPELESS Men's Work Shoes, low tops, from $2.00, to- $1.50. Boys’ Patent, Calf and Vici Shoes, reduced from $4.00, to—$2.g0. Mor who — ea by flow heaven nat lent, a Boys’ Patent, Calf and Vici Shoes, reduced from $3.00 | srupbe pens, will ag ng tried | to—$2.00. under siat been of She on cluding an inmate of the city jail for a great Our entire Kulture line of Shoes for ladies, including deal of the th and tm considered a hopeless cane. MAK F. T. Andrews, proprietor barber shop on Post street, filed a complaint works today agato-t the Bismarck, fn the basement of the Globe butld- ing Andrews claima that the rustic erected in front of the entrance ie Bismarck on Columbia street ‘at the tame of the Enks’ carnival has been allowed $800 re: ation that conviction found f ® - ca a § 5 F i : ii er atl i Hl # t i Engineer Thomson left the > ad trip to the head of Ged, Ghoesuae OPENING SUNDAY MATINEE. Season's Favorite Comedy ‘The Funniest of Clean Comedy. befo Next Week. commencing Sunday, Oc- tober 26, the Great English “THE STOWAWAY” Popular Prices—25c, 50c, 75. Presented by a Splendid Company. _Seats seven days in advance. _ GRAND fiosse ss? HOUSE iene JOHN CORT, Mer. Phone, Main 65. TWO NIGHTS MORE, ‘A Revelation tn Acting, MA. J. H. STODDART “THE BONNIE BRIER BUSH” Pri 50, $1.00, 760, 6c, 26c, 120 sharp, Carriages at GRAN grees Ezakr | Performance | rei cous. sic. rime uses Sunday and Three Succeeding Nights Wednesday Matinee The Triumph of Merit The William I. West Minstrel Jubilee Management Sanford 1. Ricaby, The greatest aggregation of min- and vaudeville celabritien Beats 4 Day and Night—Z p. m. to 11 p. m. 4 Children free afternoon and even- ingn A sespectable place for re- spectaBle people. 10c 10c 10c ev ganized every week, rigee $1.00, They $00.8 BAR “OR Ble, New atiractions bo. sengers included many Lew the Hot Al Lindblom a titude 62 1. Imball and Bear were in port. | ‘TO KILL THE wa. wit © mentns of the council com- Reward reward will be paid for tnform- cutting our ligne: San Franc John Every one who knows anything about the Northwestern wg Shoe Co., knows that we carry a good, reliable stock of k Shoes, and that in buy ing them at the sale prices, you will i the Garonne Oct. 19. save money enough to make it worth your while to buy Jongitude 162 w left Nome, Oct. 15, the| | NOW, Deing scheduled to mai) 20, She had @ pleasant broken. We by Lilly, & street! elevator in the on Mercer street. ‘The at the last meeting of the $2.25. in the past year A KICK of # with the beard of public Mi to remain over the Isc, to- will lead to the ares oa and of any or or re the shiver, RADIANT HOT BLAST HEATER Has inside down draft conduct- ing pipe, throwing the heated air over the centerof firepotand y forming much begter and more perfect combustion. Coal burns to fine ashes. It burns any kind of coal aad refuse. The cheapest kind of soft coal will give good satis- faction in this Heater. It is easily regulated and air-tight, guaranteed to keep fire over night with proper amount of fuel gees ey fs attractive and very dprable and has a good- sized ashpan, This is a new and powerful Heater. It is es- pecially adapted to our fuel con- Fitions and we guarantee it -to give satisfaction. 1a-inch ........$16.00 tg-inch . «$28.50 16-inch ........$21.50 Complete Honseturniseers: Second Ave., Madison and Spring Sta. Misses’ Child's are Frederick & Nelson selling all Brackett & Co., Our Keyword We are “complete housefurnishers” in every sense of the term. We can fur- nish any room in the house—from hall to kitchen ; furnish them any way you de- sire and for any amount of money you We have sold many hundred pairs so far, still going—you had better get in carly, before the lines are Co., and Hathaway, box calf, for—$4.00. Weestill have a few pairs of Men's Patent and Enamel Shoes-—we've sold se close them out, only Men's Work Shoes, patents, enamels and Also several hundred pairs of Ladies’ Vici and Patent Leather Shoes, worth $5.00, at $3.00. Patent and Ename! Shoes, from $2.25, to—$1.s0. tent and Enamel Shoes, from $2.00 to—§1.50. and Child's High Top, Box Calf School Shoes, re- duced from $2.00, to—$1.50. Misses’ and Child's Tigi Top, Box Calf School Shoes, re duced from $1.75, t Infants’ Cloth Top Button and Lace Shoes, reduced from Big Price Reduction even though you do not need them at this time. and they are our Men's $5.00 ral hundred pairs the past 13-59. Louis heel, at, a pair—Sg. to—$1.35. boc. lot of Ldies’ 7-Button Overgaiters, 25c, soc and 75¢ values, at-—15c. The bargain counters are full of good things—you can save money by looking them over. NORTHWESTERN. SHOE C0.) 819 SECOND AVE. may care to spend. ‘Winter is almost here, and with it comes those cold sharp blasts that strike to the very marrow. first shiver to get.a heater ; get the heater Don't wait for the A Useful Music Cabinet This graceful Musie Cabinet is made of birch mahogany, with canopy top shelf and sha; ed sides; has five removable shelves— Our Price $8.75 Shoes, made Packard & Field, J, P. Smith Shoe Souh & Harrington, in vici, velowr and high top, reduced from $3.00 to— week=—to Six freely. T2-inch Shelf Of Cloth, white and colors, value § 1-3c; aftér 6, be per yard. All-Wool Checked, Plaid Flannela, worth Wo yard; af- ter 6, at 2, Men's Gray Fieece Lined Under. Drawers, worth 450; after ors, worth 6c Ib Children’s Umbretlas, 45e value, for list-—by Peerless Down shirts and 6 wale, garment, 20. Bweaters, black and i, E. CALMER Sacrifices Stock of Neckwear to Us Thursday we purchase bought for this season’s s ing house of H. E. Calmer —paying him a trifle less he wished to discontinue room for other lines. ers of women’s fine Neck Hence no further recomme tion is needed. Sale Tomorrow ‘All soc Neckwear. .25¢ All 75¢ Neckwear. . .37}4¢ All $1.00 Neckwear... 50¢ All $1.50 Neckwear ..75¢ The stock is from the swellest New York BOEHM Purchase Goes on 1 the entire line of lling by the women's fam of 1330 Second avenue, S than 50 cents on the doll the Neckwear stock t wear— ndation for your prompt atten 5O0c tu All $2.00 Ni All $2.50 Neck All $3.00 Ni All $3.50 Ni at Thousands of Seattle women attest every Saturday night to the values given in our After buying of them tomorrow evening from 6 o'clock till 10: Pillows, packed These for for 3e. . 1, 1000 cakes imit 5 caken. 2Be. Ladies Umbrellas, $1.50 value, Men's Umbrelias, $2.00 value, for | bow 25. White Pillow Shama, stamped tn all the Intest designs, liner? finished, fine quality, worth G0 pair; feale price after 6, 250 pair. The Bon Marche, COR. Striped and Wright ‘oth Powder, athe Me bottles, for 12%. Rose and Cucumber after 6, 18¢ tb. MEN’S o1 and red, Sfotner Hubbard style. #90 |the dainty, among the aasortment: They are positively worth tx and Tee cach. Bale Brice, 4, 15¢ each. Fancy Colored latest Eastern shades to yard; sale price Real English Cotton Torchon strong scalloped edges wath, worth up — -_ yard; Price after 6, 2he yi Black and Black 3 White bination Net Velling, dots, also assortment of elling, alt new mosh, very price after 6, I6c yard. for fe box; after Be each. dive new, clean, perfect novelty Worth 8c, sing Combs, very best quality, regularly sold at 150 each; after 6, | af quality Wire Hatr Pins, as- sorted sizes, straight or crimped, put made with tucked yoke, rises 2, 2 4 years. Special for Saturday .....+000.00+0 PLO Children’s French a gg! ot Fancy Hair Bows, made from best — pinin and fancy all-stik bons, fashion’s Very latest knots, all fashionable shades to choome from; some velvet bows are these are all rib. dows. after Striped’ and Figur- ed Ribbons, full 6 inches wide, also for a few pieces of plain taffeta, 3% &e. inches wide, warranted all- pure silk, choose from, finest quality, worth up to er 6, 10¢ yard! Laces and Insertions, very fine quality, as- sorted widths, new open designs with that will sale Com- with chenille colored quality, worth up to 68c yard; sale 1 Best Quality Mourning Pine, 80 heads, needle points, 6 3 “Muslin Underwear Dep’t Specials Children's Drewes ot Cashmere, coi- White French with nine box plaits front and beck, collar and cuffs trim- med with'embroidery. Special, for Saturday . -O8e Regular price $1.2. Women’s Outing Flannel Gowns, tm fancy stripes, Mather Hubbard collar and sleeves plain or {Himined with hecrow embroidery. Valve $1.0. for leweer- >4 up im wooden boxes, always sold at Se box; afler 6, 2 boxes for 6c. Curling Irons, best quality, hidden yas Tegularly sold at 7%c; after 6, 3c each. Children’s lawn “Dresses, Whink Brooms, very best quality, wire bound handles, always sold at Ge; after 6, ge. Very best quality Gem Pins, full best needie points, always te paper; after 6, 2 papers Hat Elastic, black or white, very best quality; after 6, only lc yard. Biack Satin and Velvet Belts, with beautiful oxidized buckle, in front und back, regularly worth Sto each; sale price after 6, choice, 49c each. Women’s Combination Pocketbooks | 9 extra well made, plain ativer mounted, regularly worth 760; after 6 chotce, 380. Collar ‘and Cuff Buttons, tn sets, extra heavy gold piated, 4 buttons in set, regularly worth 260 set; after So eat. © Sd Plated Hand Engraved Ini- Women's Ribbed fitted lining, deep fi sian band trimmed oa 6 at 31.19. tial Blouse Sets, set consists of belt | 950. worth pin and 3 waist pins, regularly S8c get; after 6, choice, 19c. Gold’ Plated Beauty Pins, with Denutiful settings, the very latest novelties, regularly sold at 150 each; 4, choice, 8 for 100. ‘Women's Fast Black Cotton Hose, @ouble toe and heel, extra fine Ibo quality; after 6, lic pair. made kimono style, and blue; special, $1.60 regular, THE BIG STORE SELCONL AVE FURNISHINGS ( {he way business increases in the Men's Department shows that our efforts to build up a business in popular and stylish apparel for men are being appreciated. row— On sale tomor- ‘A limited number of Men's 89-cent Flannel- ette Night Shirts .. Men's regular $1.00 White § with closed short bosom, the famous Newhall brand.75c (Men's 50-cent Reversible Four-in-Hand Ties Men's Heavy per garment ..... Wool Fleeced. +25¢ eneesT2¥ac ndergarments, tne wee mee eenene emeG SC Wait for our Great Blanket Sale, which starts Monday, October 27. nnn nner ppbv | McCARTHY DRY GOODS Co. Wuccemaars-to EL W. NewhaliearOn) || Important consequent ifabliity to wait on all p atients in the allotted decided to extend the offer to Octo ber Sl, as follows: 1419 to 1435 115-135 Pike Street Second Avenw 3 Nordhoff & Co. 5. D, D. 5. Membefs of Royal 1422 Second Avenue, 8 eek and ‘a Owing to the unexpeot fentea patrons desirt of our un Siiver Fillings «+ Porcelain Crowns Boden werk. ne rt fork, pet Our Artistic Vulean Plates, All work registered cluding October 31 will at above prices. College of Opposite Bon Marche. All Wool—Special ye Was $1.50—Now.... London’s Cut Rate DOUBLE-THICK UNDERWEAR 1111 -Second Avenue--—J1L Se st— Haberd ean-<4.9 sae: