The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 29, 1902, Page 4

oo THE SEATTLE STAR MURDEROUS GAMBLERS’ KNOCKS THE Ae WHITNEY fo a ; piv EOE TRUST cece) GETS IT BEDDING Linens THE BON MARCHE 1 TYG: Pore 100 pee Wy ID goa Ne K.. Abd ite) bam | burger, T€@ito; brick, I6@iTe; Awies, 18| | @ive een 29.—The | Keee—Iresh ranch, 40; Kastern, of Minneapolia| NEWARK, Oct, 29-—-Vice Chancel- | 21@ Ie NEWMARK Png. Oct. 29. Knifes Woman andl Drinks Acid eymttene, WM@IeC frre | Wiliam 2 a won th saree A One Days’ Sale Tomorrow a poe delle la komt ne patwemied fa ’ The Bedding, Linens and Domestics are amongst the departments subject to the moving aboat th naga, as. had forces Teatraining the proposed bond * reaity bar-| week and more or less time will be lost because of the confusion of changing about. To offse Det, 28. : 00.000 06-in Honan, upon take- i +++ | shortage of sales when the actual moving talies place we ineugurate a sale for tomorrow only that a laundry owner, this wth to murder his ing ov ere Biater-in-law whom he had} por ‘ver the. property a other oor TARIFF ‘ z treble our usual total selling for a single day becauge been Hving, with a butcher knife, | sie thie bend. 4 bi c Seiic‘ncta. He died ti a snort time | PUT OUT OF ao , \ Lie The Prices Will Be Cut Very Deep Discouraged by theif tor jemery, in the court of appeals | the new adminias | | . decided the ault brought by tines in tertibie agony, The woman will cover, although whe was badly —— BERLIN, Oct, 20.—The reichatag Senne st the taderand Say BUSINESS NERVE OF Spon cattle and ‘sheds mmmtae vor! maa | You will only need to read what's printed below to bring you here promptly if you have needy , erect ts supposed to nave » be unaccepts veo cents sr every: | dn either Bedding, Linens or Domestics. SALE WILL OPEN PROMPTLY AT 6 O'CLOCK AND CLOSE aty fered some financial reverses which | ai GEDEST's Coox, « Actiarpatents. With Ss, full | BLEACHE > dered him moody of late ‘ Sanpeuion. it tot WOOL BLANKETS, $2.98,| BEDSPREADS, 47¢, {ull ED © This Fomine, he became any M| SAN FRANCISCO, Ost. 24—4 POLICE ‘NOTES eel prise the Bedding ine worl blankets, 10-4 size,|size, Marseilles patterns, worth heavy crash, fine 6e yanhiaa With the knife, After she Was stab- | ing, ax soon as it opened business. |._J. Latlor, a bartender, was arrested => eget PO ay Oa es 1. BOC, N24 | sale $2.98. $e60 eistits Bnd Berard then went night women ‘as, the sole operator . Dawm ase vagrese ee ~ [saith sitkoline and i ith | WOOL BLANKETS, $3.8»! reg sor hed Pequot, size) 4 UGK TOWELS, ated survey” mieamer | Fgh Re Fool, large ate | Bgc. 15 pounds, grey on nfy, worth $4. 50|and ironed, worth Goc, at age. oye, : pf ea barged mer mith, 1 | ped ainugating of Wong! "Frenk? cow ae Celery Gy,| COMFORTS, $1.19, full size, | pair, at $398 | BEDSPREADS, 98c, extra covered on both les with) WOOL BLANKETS, $1.98,|size Marseilles patterns, worth} BLEACHED DA Swamp Wee ¥ inte Seattle, in unsurpass-| were artested last pleht on charges Not only ak Jof vagrancy by Patroimen Damm Hay: pened and Wilson Wator Botti rag sd anil "6 1, ‘earth ton lextra heavy wool mixed, full |$1.25, at, only 9Bc. heavy bleached tg > > man, fe fot Wator Bottle, reg- | fj and quilted, we $1.50, | pret gp f ‘at’ i 4 spector Lavin "7 ~_ gh > 400|., 8 gt ; 5 |11-4 size, worth $2.50, at $1.98. MARSEILLES SPREADS, , §8inch, assorted he had actually attempted to use the = at, ear 9. } son of Leatie M. Sh mecretary of} ee Ea carry on his uniaw~| shia name i The young man, rusht | Hotman Milliken ca Biter’ creme Mother. Selgel’s Tea Be ; eres rs eeeney,, Wald one Of IBS| this morning aad brought to the p Murray's Florida Water|best white cotton filling, extra] SHEETS, 4ac, of good un-| BLEACHED MUSLIN, 4c, |69c, 64 inches wide, woth: Hee station Be |} orth $a.g0, at, each|bleached cotton, size go | good quality, worth 6¢ yard, at |at 6ge. is matth, to twrow his clothing and effec heavy, worth $a.g0, at, eac ached © 72% Wig 1 ’ at 6ge. Napkins to overboard, “Just to get rid of then A shoplifter stole « pond Veewetay & ‘Chisies Leasdah the| from the Quaker Dy |$1.98. inches, worth s5c, at, each 4. | $2.19 dozen. Gedney and requested to be given |* j rll fusing ieee Ee eee Keogpe gaining to ie | the pitted and the alee etd erect 84 Sorted to the police | | rt sh Lace Curtain Seconds ee ace Neola Sa" Notable Offering at 37:c Each PAR SLT de RR: 6 Pome Piha Worth $2.50 Pair Galatea, the cache aa an illasion illustrating: pong balls these Day by day and tiful Greek myth by Shey are bounding further out ah = } $00 pairs of Lace Curtains, the entire stock of “sec-;name. The marble onds,” or slightly imperfect Curtains of a well know open ad vig manafacturer,, ~“" be on sale tomorrow at, choice, PEt nea curtain, ‘ \Pansit™ Cd Re vee shown; thence to | Jwortd. a All < these chang wrought so perfs 2 eye, even ween aay strong glass, can The Curtains are worth up to $2.50 the pair, except for! Proved ioaate wo tied the imperfections, which are scarcely noticeable to the} being returned to most critical observer. The lengths are 3 and 3% yards. |a skeleton. You may choose for yourself from the entire purchase tomorrow, at, the strip, 3734. At the . Sale begins promptly at 8 o'clock. The crowd will ae be immense, Im nt NOTICE ore, to the unexpected rush of i ; ‘ s Take elevator or stairway to second floor. our unpr Ee Sets s ei -_-aaga [The Political] p45) and $O6 Waists $2. ota a, 20k Is bur Artiste Volcan Plates 8B , Minstrels . An important sale Thursday of Silk and Flannel Waists, in- tem J u ah el ow « o a si mere’ Up 1 and tn: omicxat now on sate at Gram —s —— ‘hat ed wn matrrown Yas Peau de Soie, many shades, all new and up-to-date styles—a cleaning up of LMR, b. D. 8. 3 l ae webs gta Seems Gureons. (@) Several lots and lines worth up to $5.00 and $6.00—choice for Houre—#:29 a. m. to § p.m. Thursday's 8 to 1] spe- cials are well worth read- ing and heeding. PB anya. OF, Swiss, We quality, ® tomorrow only, at— from § to 11, he ys vane. ; A SERVICEABLE kets tated Sn Sure] SALE WILL BEGIN AT 8:30—NOT EARLIE. to LL, 8 Ite A line of White Silk Handker- chiefs, with embroidered initials r ‘its and Prawen medion wore Sther Waist B : = od" value at 0c; from 8 t0 ik at er Waist Dargains 7 & garment, Ic. The cut illustrates one of our 7 * Children’s Sweaters, in sizes 16 tol Novelty Stripe Wool Waists, in black and hea White Wool Corduroy Waists, ti bs 4 24, with silk stripes; from § to 11 at, OTS, Ate coesevessccersveceseess sone S395 black velvet ribbon, at Extension Tables made of solid oak Women's Outing Flannel , skirt |Silk Waists, in Peau de Sole and Taffeta, black and all colors, sizes 32 to 44, all ht and ayrap White Pine Com: | 'GOMFORTS, $1 98, full SHEETS, 35c, of good un-| $1.98, full size, beautiful designs | / ah pel covered with fast color Oriental |bleathed cotton, size 81 x go| finished ends, worth $2.50, at, ily Tea. Pe | orints, turkey and twill lining,|inches, worth soc, at, each g5¢.|onty $1.98. | BLEACHED Dp A small boy who ‘The latter then searched the stew. ard’s room, «nd found $1000 worth of optum. Gong Gee will b: charged with the crime of smuagtit THE MARKETS Ranch age are as resilient aa ping 7 Velour Cal " drains prised sc Py ike Viel Kid or Velour Cait soy iar price $3.0, now | Western avenue. not lar p : 20 pars Men's Velour and Velvet Kid Shoes, ‘ ~aeed a isd all the latest styles, regular price 1.4. now 200 pairs Macht leathers, dow! $2.50; to close 200 paire Loggers’ High Cut Out- side Counters, regular. price 95.00, to clowe out... ++ 200 pairs Men's High Cut proot Bik §I double sole, regular price $5.00, now, 83.00 Poultry is coming tn freely. JOBBING QUOTATIONS in a golden finish. It has a 42x42 ! borden,’ worth ace; from sto ii, at] and lined, worth up to $7.00, at ... cee ce cimeee vesessoatesiianl top,with rounded corners and grooved hildren’s White Aprons, sizes 4, |\ * ‘6 %, Emp le, wid ff yoke front and back, double| castor, point yoke piped , | side rails. Has high, neatly turned cies dhaudina whcaeaet Gita: tener A Sale of breasted, storm coliar and tailor| all seams point. st stitched, trimmed, 4, 16 a iped cuffs and tion and embroidery, worth 650; at J year sizes, value $7.00; Th in Dest ee ackets ile price FAs] Value hse grooved legs. ‘Women's Black Ice Wool Pascin- ke “ s tn, value $15.00; ¢ > a ize, worth $1.25; special foun’ Woolen” Mil xerney, oe “a3 6-Ft. Table 50 ? BUk Petticoats, in colors, good % fo brenated eta Top Coats are e R | width, deep double flow: by Shame |flounce, top flounce he Timmen Be eady for W nter in tucks and frills, worth $18; on sale 8-Ft. Table $8.50 a tt it = . By Getting a Black and Colored PetUooats, mer- ° COR. SECOND AVE: 4Nn0 MADISON $7 BLANKETS That word “superior” explains why this Blanket Sale grows in popularity. It’s easy to sell that kind. There's and cord, tuck trimmed, Ii with| tagnas cloth, with @ fine Roman satin, value Deplum. 9 ate . a cerized sateen, worth $2.60; from § |to 11, at $1.19. Thursday's special sale.. we ‘atitched, oiined An-Wool Hopsacking Dress Fab- |rica, several, wanted shades and black, worth G6c yard; from § to 11, ve 0a rF: 1 C3) a (eee b in calf vamp, Dongola tops, medium soles, low heels, sizes 12 to 5%, Since we moved into # Satisfaction for the customer, too—satisfaction in knowin is i Great's Weno tn ’ Shoe Store, women are a “sabe ting the best your money can secure, We ; This isa new Oak Heater i | mescierate t caaheeh caiee ay aun woe this the b. “y id most erfect Blankets in every grade on sale all the week. price, well made in every detail, nicely orna- , a 8M and 4; these pomeehilie oS Readthe prices— mented and nickel trimmed. Single fire-pot Rte sod teio Wash aad antec ba a ve ct 2 Sheet fas g00d mk Ainlis"ac Sue Pes ose mounted air-tight, has heavy steel body and p77 in ag specials for Thursday— Women's fine Viel Kid hand turned soles, p Louis XV. heels, dull mat & ash pan. Legs bolted to bottom and made in the following sizes : N: Gray” Lambs” Wool Blankets, 11-4 mize, per pair jepring “heels, Value $1.00 and $1.25; Fine White We Bian for Bo, : : size, per pair ee. gi it4 12-inch Cold Rolled Stee! Body $15.00 | 'Roym’ Knee Pants, ages 4 to 14 Read carefully: SOs tor Sans Fine’ Ait Wool’ ‘fied Blanket! |¥ears, worth 290; from § to 11, at 19¢. | Oxford Jackets, made of oxford mel- 11-4 sine, per pair ba. om Shoes of Booth’s le and ging-| ton, 27 inches black gypsy breast- | dull mat tops, 14-Inoh Cold Rolled Stee! Body 17.00 pair..... All Wool White Hed | Trim worth 260; ed,’ velvet collar and lined with soles, square Australian wool, blankets that roan Gab tena, wing tones 16-Inoh Cold Rolled Stee! — 19.00 feotay agers and pre colors, wis say" ciprice.. Bs oe ee : ne band trimmed, 76 values; special | y Women's fine Patent cut @ cS service, per pair. if For this male ie higher erade nn |to 11, 49¢ oxford melton, breasted Strap Sandals, ‘Wool White ity eo Plankete which sell Outing Flannel Kimonos, look like | coat, back and velvet collar, nicely | Women’s fine Stree Roots, patent | French heels, vatue $2.00; for size, very fine quality, per pate } $10, $12.00, $15 ana a fine French f , in pretty F ined with black gypsy cloth, value | Corona calf, dull mat tops, medium | Women's Vaivet Cr been greatly reduce: sian stripes all tints, silk rut-] $6.00; ‘Thursday's sale price ®3.49 |heavy soles, hand-sewed extension |Slippers, green |fe around collar, $2.00 values; spec-| Minaes’ Jackets, made of a fi - ledge, military heels, value $5.00; for | turned soles, a eela oe ssi White “Biankets, EXTRA SPECIAL COMPLETE HOUSEFURNISHERS sey, In nayy, red, tan and castor, | $3.98. $1.50; for 98c. 11-4 size, per oy he ies a ality A ‘oo! Peinntiete, 1 ‘Bian! “ss Blanket sale, our complete line of so per pair Pitkoline Comforts, a mort un: Mh Woo Hk Sliver Gray Bed { Yivalied collection, in also on sate Blankets, per palr 3.95 § at greatly reduced prices. With thia sale we include our full $4 Bleached Sheeting at, per yard .... tke Although ‘this’ is essentially a ¢ r and give yo ches, per will please you ae | Inchen, pe ; : Second Ave., Madison and Spring Stra. McCART HY DRY GOODS Co. (Guccossors to B. W. Newhall & Gp.) Bervere gheecteews ereeccnne eeeauvrereeces The Big Store NORDHOFF & Co. 1419 to 1435 2d Ave and M5-I35 Pike-St.