The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 28, 1902, Page 4

|EXTENSION OF POUND.LIM At the moot ITS! DEATH OF | VETERAN. Captain n Kenney Meets), taat nla | ¥ Fatal Accident pound limits. WEATHER FORECAST — 28.—Captain a Yast half centur tgrnoon at 2:30 ecklen’ : $f She snip Pass of Ralmaha from he deck batoh in the morning, re- ceiving injuries from which he &@ few hours later after having Temoved to the Fannie Paddock tal, The distance from the deck fo the hold im 20 feet and Captain Keuney fell with his stomach a j& board, breaking several ribs on the Jett side over the heart and some of the floating ride on the right side ‘Captain Kenney was a veritable triarch Of the sets, He ts said to ve been St years old on his lust irthday and neariy all those years have been spent upon a vessel or In some salt water port. His friends way that he had visited every p the world and there was scarce experience that faiie to the lot of ihe sveraxe martner that had bot come to him. Once Was Very Rich He had filled all positions on « vessel, but most of his life he was Master and owner. At one time he is Bald to have been very Wealthy. His |. fortune came to him through ing between New York and wana during the civil War. But bag reverses and tn one year oat Round Horn--Men Terrified by the A tong, eventful voyagetot 135 days} brought the British bark Lord nt gin Into port Inet night from Leith, Scotland, Capt. J. C t st and Sineln attr im t ed An awful thunderst of the Platte, th prolonged Most continually by tightning, while the bark pitched in the angry seam Some of the apprentices: were so ter= rifled that they could not work ‘The passage of the Horn was not exceptionally rough, but heavy northwest winds were stuck tmme- diately on rounding it. The south- east. Trades were not found, the coming Instend fronp the north- Captain Kenney was born in Nova Bootia, but he came early in life to United States and for many yeare eal was New York. his home be- ie 1G York to Sidney fore coming to to New 2 AREF N dager sal kia Ot ELPMIA, Ov. m— Teun east. During the blizzards the crew suf- THE MARKETS JOBBING QUOTATIONS ve Potatoes, ages ver ton: carrots, ‘< AM the Latest Fads f LADIES" and GENTS’ RINGS. a line from which to select whith HE “ pa i i é io if i] be ir THERE'S A FEW DAYS the Northwest, at the endin, of money will be at an end. teceiver of the bankrupt ANGRY GALES: & SS aga he sae tea Wea BIG BANK ROBBERY DES Four mas MOLN BS, ed mon rot nk of $4,000 at orning. Bight oh ry to bic A f Kn A brave, though foolhardy act of a sailor named — Rande cheers from the reat of t One of the teas broke cage in which two young piam were confined, and carried antmals alr 0 full length of & jer them, board himself, rescued the two hai drowned porkera, ‘Two boats were stove in, nnd all after anil wae carried away ff. ne The Rigin had 2460 of firebrick. marmalade rt a Hater Waenington Creamery, An ordinance appropriating $1, for the repair of tee werent First avenue from Pike street tos ot} making the a numbe Baffle Bark Lord Elgin on Voyage RAGING SEAS THE SEATTLE STAR the alley. bet Thirty-aixth panied va. Thirty-fifth exte | a GAR SERVICE to City Couneil ~ | tat the lard ling two ears that sehedu stated in the p quently the ¢ The petith about stated that transfers ¢ ow be he be requests it~ | ¢ matter up. petition wi ranch wheat, $21.00; corn, at att 9 IMPROVEMENTS ARE ORDERED coo on Denny way was passed at the mert- ing of the city counct! last n dinances were other improvements as John street and connecting # go aA concrete atd cont of ¥ Or- providing for follows: streets | |Gnion sereet'and Ninth ant bighth | avenues by constructing an eight~ inch water main, Fighth avenue | rao — a | Then all you people that didn't attend the big sale at the Globe Clothing Co. 's Store will be sayin’: “See, that's my own fault, the Globe's been sellin’ goods for less money than a houses can buy ‘em, but I kept puttin’ off from day to day, only to find that now ‘m too late.” LEFT And this big sale that has startled every merchant and awakened all keen competition in WILL COME TO A CLOSE of which the biggest sale of high-grade merchandise for the smallest amount We don't need to tell you about the purchase of $56,000.00 worth of goods from thé ics” Co. for one-third value, the daily have told of these facts in recent issues, and now that everybody knows we're sellin’ this Papers stock at about one-half the manufacturers’ cost, we'll say nothin’ ‘cept that there’s only whe few days left and IT'LL ALL BE OVER. We'll make it a good payin’ proposition for every! that can, to come before Saturday, for Saturday's always our store is jam- med from morn till night. Here’s a Few Good Things to Greet a ase Hose, black and tan...8¢ § $1.00 Corduroy Knee Pants q soc Cashmere Hose $4 bev seis nl i pala * toc Handkerchiefs 2c } $2.00 to $2.50 Solid Calf Skin $1.00 Neckwear : SROCS 2 ccceees eee GL.25 soc Neckwear $3.00 to $4.00 Dress Shoes Gappenders .....020.10c} | *7"eetseee ve cee eee $1.75 4 eae ill $4. oe Ne $5.00 Fine Vici Kid ShoeG -cedineccevvese $2.35 se Ws fi capa Se $6.00 Enameled and Patent : zsc Caps for Men an oye | Leather Shoes ...... $2.65 a gsc Boys’ Us tiderwesr. 123¢ Men’s Heavy Overalls. . .34¢ gs5¢ White Laundried Shirts Men's $10 All Wool Over- q 43¢ COALS seseveseeeeree $5.25 i 75 Fancy Percale Shirts. 29¢ wens ie All Wool Ss: : me apg nate $10.95 fnelette Overshirts ....25c} Men’s ssrtes Cheviot Suits. . $1.00 Black Sateen Shirts.35c { otrstrceee seeteeeeee $3.95 $1.00 ©Men‘’s and oe $10 Fancy Worsted Sweaters ...0+re+++- Cheviot and Cassimere $1.00 Fine Balbriggan Eee Suits $5.45 derwear .-... Men's $12 Nobby Dress and Business Suits soc Knee Pants $6.95 Globe Clothin 1003 FIRST AVENUE Inthe Large New Globe Block, Northwest Cor. First Ave. and Madisen St, Se attic, Next Door to Palnoe of Sweets, You Tomorrow: Men's $15 Imported Worsted Suits ..c..sccoeee « -$8.88 Men’s $20 ie Imported Worsted Suits, in black, brown, grey or fancy stripes and checks. .$10.95 Men's $28, $30 and $35 Fine- ly Tailored Silk Lined Suits, in sack or cutaway styles, at . $13.75 Young Men’s Pant Suits, worth $8. $3.55 Boys’ Knee Pant Suits, worth OS i eiabienoad eee BLIQ Boys’ Knee Pants Suits, worth $5 . «$2.25 ba 5 Working ‘ants, worth D2 ccc reeeeeteeeee +95¢ Pants, worth Men's Busine: $3 to $3.50 «. +++. $1.65 en’s Fine Dress Pants, worth $5 to $6. - $2.45 Men's Derby and Fedora Hats, worth $2.50...$1.19 Men’s Nobby Hats, worth $3.50 and $4 -+0 000+. $1.85 ng Co. full sized drawers, chine carved one. SPECIAL chrysanthemum sprays 100-plece wet, regular 81 Granite Steel Tea Kettle, 8. D. D. bi 8:20 a, m. to 8 p. m |SEATTLE mt of the water @ lint of the INADEQUATE Ross Improvement Club Scores Se: | attle Electric Company in Petition | by he petition for stment of od by A DRESSER - A CHIFFONIER ‘@ golden fin! ne ix: shaped, aroved corners an: t With brass handles. " Panel to is a shaped and heavily mi Price DINNER SETS THIS WEEK Dinnerware, from open stock pattern, décorated with pink to-plece set, regular $0. Bight dozen Round Head Clothes Pins .... Frederick & Nelson COMPLETE HOUSEFURNISHERS Second Ave., Madison and Spring Strasis. consequent inability to wait on all p Stiente In the decided to extend the offer to Octo ber 31, MANAGHRS- 6. M. MILNE, L. D. 6., » Members of the Royal Colle 1422 Second Avene, © Opposite Bon March ul 9 HAT FACTORY, 1111 SECOND AVENUE Hats Cleaned, Biocked, Dyed and-Retrimmed “THE BON MARCHE | FIXES SNAKE PHILADELPHIA, Oct A patient being pitt rier, suffered no Il “FIXES TIDE LAND GRADE Introducea what is bridge. gradoh about alx fe 4 in the terminal prop- tans of thts tm pecemmary to the Northern Waanington Works, ‘ OBJECTS TO | THE TREATY jwee day only at these markings. ther calls for—and NA, Oct. Tit is now stat (he ‘proposed treaty between ed Staten and Cuba has been Feturned to Washington with a atate ment of reasons for ite rejection. It te understood that a counter propost- tion has been made by Cuba, Fiy,on on the Flyer Beattie. to Tacoma. single trip 60 concave heels, regularly sold at $2.50 and $3.00, to go at the In- $4 troductory Sale at $1.48. THAT Our Dressers have a style and finish to them that come only with good material and good workmaabhip. We carry Dressers to satisfy every taste and meet every purse. Boys’ Full sieed Dresser in a golden finish, hae shaped top and three full sined drawera =mounted brass pulls, Mirror ts genuine German beveled glass, sie Lhe, mount. ed in & standard with machine carved top, A sale tomorrow of Men's and Boys’ Rubber Coats and Mackintoshes, as follows. You will find these garments on the Second Floor in the Boys’ Suit Department: $3.25, for $2.75. $4.48. Boys’ Mackintoshes, in gray, w $2.98. for $7.50. The regular $7.50 Mackintosh for $a.50. to close, $1.45. Rubber Coats and MackKintoshes THe BIG SBTORE INTRODUCTORY SALE of FALL AND WINTER The Shoes are now located in permanent quarters in the new store—Pike-street end of first floor. and'the occasion of their being “‘at home” is to be made memorable by a sale at which regular pricy and values will have nothing in common with the bargain pricing to be made. The sale will be for on We have collected together about 2000 pairs of fine footwear—the Kind that the present and comin TOMORROW MORNING AT 8:00 O’CLOCK THE SELLING BEG 6 pairs of Women’s Lace! 421 pairs Women’s Fine! 416 pairs Men’s Shoes of box | never-slip heels, sizes 12 to G calf, viei kid, in lace; heavy | worth regularly $1.50 @ Shoes, medium soles, flexible, |Shoes, a wad resi soles, Goodyear weited, worth choice at the Introductory year welted soles, military $ French heels, worth $3.00, $3.§0, Introductory oo and $5.00; Sale price, $1.98, This sale outranks in values any we have advertised in years wait on everyone as promptly as possible. Boys’ Rubber Rain Coats, fancy lining, light weight, worth Boys’ Mackintoshes, in tan and black, worth $6.00, for orth $3.75, for $2.98. Men's Rubber Raincoats, size 36 to 46, worth $3.50, for Men's Wool Mackintosh, in black and tan, worth $12.00, for $4.98. Men’s Gray Double Box Back Mackintosh, worth $4.00, Men’s Mackintosh, with cape, cheap at $2.50, our special, THE BON MARCHE THE BIG orong Be % round $2.50, $3.00 and $3.50, at, only | 75¢ kangaroo calf lace, heavy soles, | for this sale only, $0.23. Bargains that women have learned to watch for. |, Coney Fur Searfs, 48 inches} Children’s Black Marten, Opossum cred ruffle, worth a $3.00; from 8 to 11, at $1.98. Gowns, fancy choose from, worth 75c; from|_ Boys’ Caps, = wide, white or cream, worth roc! Balsam Tube Toilet Bows, from 8 to 11, at 18c. Children’s Steel Rod Featherstitch Braid, white from 8 to 11, at 30¢. piece, worth 12}4¢ to Isc; the | pound; from 8 to 11 at $1.98. 210 pairs of Men's Guy 121 pairs Misses’ Shoes of Boots, regularly selling at$a7s, irom the Shoe Store. We shall have extra salespeople ands |11 o'clock list for Wednesday— | |long, good width, six nice tails, Dresses, sizes sia $2 value; from 8 to 11 at $1.19. |hemstitched yoke and Scarfs, 50 inches long, of pretty |to 11, at soc, |shaded fur, with six tails, wor Women’s Outing. Passe Partout Picttres,-10 x| Hubbard style, 16 inches, many studies to/from 8 to 11, at 8 to 11, at 57e. |style, worth 33¢ and 356: Curtain Serim, 36 inches 5 to 35,.at pom yard ; from 8 to 11 at be. irse 12)4c box, from 8 to Men's 25¢ Fancy Silk Shield | Oni two boxes to ct Men's 25¢ Suspenders, from |las, fast black 8 to 11, at 12%e. |wood handles, worth or colors, extra fine qualit Fruit, Walnut, beautiful patterns, 6 yards te Cocoanut “Brittles, Piece, from & to 11, at 614 | $4.50 Black Golored M Best Quality Alpaca Braids, ized” Petticoats, 10 dif for skirt binding, 5 yards in| styles; from 8 to 11, at piece, black or colors, worth 15¢| “Silk Petticoats, worth {from 8 to 1 11 at $7.00, Women’s Jersey thirds Wool Vests and grey only, worth $1.00 gz | from 8to II, at 50¢. Women’s Fast Black Hose, double toe and ht worth 2g¢; from 8 to 1%, at 138 ide Hose Support- ers, best quality, button catches, worth 1oc pair; from 8 to 11, at 5c. Children’s Stockinette Crib} Sheets, 27 x 36 inches, "| $1.25; from 8 to 11, at g8e. nd flowers, gold knobs and bandies, 818.50 No. § size THE xpected rush of to avail themselves lented offer, and our lotted time, we have as follow! Silver Fillings Porcelain Crowns Gold Crown, 22 Bridge Work, pe: Our Artistic Vulcan Plates All_work registered up to and in- cluding October 81 will be completed at above prices, Boston Dental Parlors D, D. &.; M, O, SIPHS, L. D, of Dental Surgeons. our unprec: SALE Maybe you haven't bought your heater yet; perhaps you need furnt- ture of carpets for one or two rooms. The Enlargement Sale will help you economize on every thing needed for the home, You can save from 10 to 80 per cent. til 1 p,m. HARD HATS for soft heads SOFT HATS for hard heads FALL HATS for all heads At Seattle’s Only Exclusive Hat Store Comfort Rocker, same as finished a pretty golden seat. Regular price, $3.50, Cr FURNITUR Her Hex no le, chotc largeme: ENLARGEMENT OL The Bon Marche The Big Store 35 2d Ave and WMS5-135 Pike St._ ure, made of solid oak, polished and pe of saddle seat or cobbler nt Sale Price .. 82.35 MES J RE we ~ i E NORDHOFE & Co. [a CUT PRICES on | Blankets~ } Comforts — IN ORDER TO MAKE ROOM FOR OUR WINTER SHOB 25 Pairs 1Sc Large Size Sheet Blankets to go at 40 Pairs $1.00"Large Size Heavy-weight Sheet Blankets t0 60 at 82 Pairs $1.25 Good Weight Gray Blankets to go at. 43 Pairs $1.50 Wool Blankets to go at 30 Pairs $2.50 All Wool Black, Gray Bea Go at... 9 $83 Pairs $400 All Wool Silver Gray or Red Bianketa large alse 0 at large size, 29 Pairs of $2.50 Comforts, white batting fill covered, tacked or quilted, to go at A GREAT CHANCE FOR HOTELS AND BOARDING KEDPERS TO GET A SUPPLY. MONARCH SHOE C Half Block above Postoffice 1319 First Ave., Seattle ——— — ail ————— Pacific Coast Clothing Compyy. | SBT N's Neen UNDERTAK! Clothing murmaaz goo-First Ave., Cor, Marion St, 10 Fie ok Wholesale and Retail w . ESSSS2EFy2