The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 7, 1902, Page 4

THE SEATTLE STAR THE GIG STORE tre Neckwear SMALL DEATH RATE MALL O WOULD NOT THE BON MARCHE THE BIG STORE THE BON MARCHE IS COMING FOR CMT Lacesand [fj Pipe Drea tials hia ene wie REE. hen chau anne AYR) Ribbons = tion of 126,000, ‘The report further shows that the volume of buainom tranmacted by the sanitary depart { during the month wan double that of any previous month this year THE MARKETS WHOLESALE PRICES (These ny buyer in titles. ¥ purchases @ 80 per cont. Take Back Alleged Fugitive JM. Carter, wi AtOritios that the high figures asked by the San Francisco iron works almost caused the Rosecrans, for- & transport, to come to Beat. 1 ain ao4 Paney Ribbons, anted al pure stik, 1% to ide, new bright regularly §1-%¢ E CHILDREN’S | trimmed with colored * and turn-over collar, vi 7 the we sh; mig ity, worth regularly ‘int is wanted by the erry, Oklahor An @coeetory to the murder M. Dowell, comunitted than a year as Jamon there m of Jim Ham trimme special for crane ready to sail scat The bide were then lowered, FURS ARE SEIZED Owing to delays in getting to Bt | Michael news of an act of congress prohibiting t jort of furs from Alaska at cortain seasons of thn the cargo of furs brought by amer Ohio from St. Michael athe NuA.T. & 4 by the local wna officers. The treasury de- t had extended the time un- 1. 1 to make the cleanup, but the notice Was not recelved at St | Michael untl Oct. &. ‘The furs, vale ued at about $8000, wit! be held until |the matter iy petted. ALLEY BLOCKADED A protest was fled with the clerk of the city.councll yesterday against the blockading of the alley between Firat and Segond avenues, extending from Columbia to Cherry street. ‘The protest was signed by Vietor H. Deckman and others having offices in the buildings adjoming the alley, and who have opcasion to pase through the alley, It staton that the wagons of the Great Northern and Wells-Fargo Express companies are alowed to stand In the alley all day, wholly biocking trafic. price, White on Pi De Laces, 1% to 5% inehes dity, one from, atros edge worth up to ae pri ne ber pee, Cambrie and anburg jery, % to 6 inches wide, biiid patterns, very finest | with ‘embroidered and |edges that will wash, word 3 ie, a8 and se yard; @ale iren's Sailor Suits, made of ail - : 2 wool serge, lined throughout, colors | ones: , Vue sae Se blue and brown and red, handsome iffon Apyenees that on ly trimmed with silk souteoh braid; | irregulae petterne thet conte cia! for Baturday $2.26, Sixes 6, grated, all now designe te stem & 10,12. from, very finest quality, Chi! to $125 yard; sale price, Oe from the sheriff of finest to eh His Refulgent Attire and Flamboyant Whis- kers Fail to Excite the Admiration of Chicago Democracy chaime that he t# merely ind that he in- md the trial. large family i bought some land There is no t at the police sts _~ oat It is stated that if h [Silver platter extended by humble) ono be cores: : =o ae inte pended knees. “hiet ‘of Poti A jad that been the case, anyone copy of |whe knows Mam would as confident: |from Noble county, cha ly heve expected the disapearance | Welle with the m lof the entire ehain of Rook 2a en an acce: imto the undulating plaine ad: Mis ex ‘as the possibility of a declin: |!" Seattle elthe y the tm-whistle statesman {rom Seattio, isranez Umwancwan |WATER FOR WOODLAND The elty council committee on fre and water has decided to report fay jorably on the ordinance providing silk tile which were the wonder ond |for the construction of the Woodland admiration of Philistines, are | Park water main, This Is a $20,000 to enable a man | mmprovement. ‘She cotisance Dro- ‘epring suddenly te dizzy heights | Video the construction of a 10- Pelecetel ike aclttversters ate of from the eastern part of Vale J. Ham Lewis! to the enstern ~~ of Green Lake. “Phe main ls to be run pgcet De mocuuie nil |about five blocks west of the larg water main now in service. ° of all wool cashmere, hi yo | with elusters ef six tucks, ha emall pearl buttons down front, and | trimmed with oream Ince appliqu ge 2,3, 41 ape ree ogainat Value $2.50; colors red, b le lve CHICAGO, Nev. reapondence)—The out from this 4-(Special Co press reports city telling that bare! a toys 3 won corn, $1.7068 Green Fruit Lemons, $969.00 box: cooking appien, The bon, eating, 8191.00 box, bonanae ey, bs : pected to arrive today or tomerrow j | “| ‘ and lace ver shou . Sin Children’s of out, has round ight’ rows of whit White Linen Hematitchet Cloths, extra large size, +4 ali the atest designs very fine quality; never sold ter than ic each, sale price, Satur 2c. Infante’ Tilbe, warranted alt Unen, trimmed with drawn border, large size, worth each; sale price, 1c. a ~ through: with he is a 95, made of very meres, in all the styl if n * 3 Saturday, always the Nodng, oy of the week in Waiste and Petti- ‘coats, is made still more important by these bargeine— $1.00 Flannelette Mercerized Bat- and Worsted Waists, black end ort, #ines 32 to 44, at bbe $4.00 Silk, Prench Plannel and | Alpaca Waists, tack, white and all | col many styles; sizes #2 to 44, for $1.50. French Flannel GWalets, navy, gar jnet, Dinck, green, prettily tucked, well_made, special at $1.65 | White on Black and |White Alpaca and Vs | ft i { : iH : = Fs ptt i th | dings of the frst fire dis. triet At the last meeting of the coun- ell & communication from ©, Har- tise an architect, relative to the use of slow-burning materials in the warehouses, whois i, A i ! Shoer, med! ed mifty capt tos; $2.48. Box Calf Lace er lined, heavy double year welted, medium $2.50, for $2.48. i uf i : & § E H Black on 0 E z Vaistes. trimmed tucks, 22 to 42, epectal Fancy Strip All Wool Waist blue, garnet, tan, black, green and white, all sizes, at $3. $1.40 Mercerized Kateen Petticoats, aoveral styles, all lengths, at Pic. $240 Mercerized Sateen Petti- \conts, lined with eating. deep tlounce Nne@ and corded. with dum ruffie, $1.75. Hack Imported Mercerteed Petti- | i i ig°l i i i. H fe e23e.3 in Welsh Folding Regs are cheap- er now—the Enlargement fate has made them so, We show « large variety of designs in both full and three-quarter aise. One ke pleture, made with quarter-sewed osk front panei and nicely poltahed througbout; anirrOr Sxi4 inches; fitted with supported wire mattress. < $ ; i Short Dull Rubber Boots, | ki value $8.00, for $2.23. Women's Fine Viet Shoes, pat dium ‘sales, heels; value $2 p | Fy 4 | i Jooats, good width, made on yoke, deep plaiting, trimmed in ruffles and bias, stitched stay ag vd cotton fin- ‘| twhed. with og protect braid, special | i i j TO ORDER NEEDED IMPROVEMENTS 0f the counetl com- and tb hed it was at the next meet ing of the city council op the ordin- nt of Seattle boulevard to the waterway, on Dear- born street. and on Howell avenue. The avenue improvement iH i | exible, con: . for $1.69. —AFTER SIX * Black lee Wool Fascina- Outing Flannel, all after 6, 160; regular | width, worth & 1-3c, lengths; after @ yard, bc. A Shirting Prints, full as- gorumant of styles, worth Gc; after apecial afters, 690; |6, [oy 1.00, 49-inch All- Wool Changeant Chev- fote, in Quantity limited to each customer. Striped Skirting Moreen, for petti- conts, value Ge, for 25e. Cocoanut, Peanut, it and Wal- hut Brittles, guaranteed fresh and crispy, value 20 and B0c Ib.; after 6, ibe tb. Faguier to sant, after scar sore ee colors, full/ever made, will not twist, 2 to I2-yard|a bunch; at, only a Rw, ‘Women’s Outing Flannel Gowns in stripes apd plain colors, Mother atylen reguier value Infante’ Pink Stik Crocheted Capa, Sue afer §. 600; reguiar value coon, and it will at interest, be- it grow bette of the bargain land better each vw Electric Beal ¥ worth $2.00 to $1.60, with © large fine tall [tal after €, at 31.98, Black Marten Oposmurr. also Stone | I Marten Oposeum, each bas 6 | Dine tala. present value $6.00 to |special after 6, at $4.49. | Remainder of our line of traveling |men's samples of Carpets, 1 yard lequare, To close them out we will rice them in two late; after Hit"ana she each. Women’s Sanitary Napkins, %- Goren in package, ifc; regular vel- we Bho, Women's All-Linen Hematitched Handkerchiefs, extra fee : | : GLHOLME FURNITURE € 5 Hariem Oil, 4 3 botties for i : Ball Pearl Buttons, superior quality, self shank aud sew through, all wizen, 12, 14, 16, 1 for waist trimmings | dreanen, jlar values 1 per after 6, 12%: Fancy Gilt Trimmii quality, ve tons, regu! walks are to be constructed by Tithe property owners en that street. GREAT CLEARANCE SALE FOR SATURDAY ONLY ‘We have too many Shoes of different styles, so we have marked all our Fal) Shoes down and placed them on sale at reduced prices. Sale commences daily at § o'clock, and will continue this “week only. SALE WILL COMMENCE AT § A. M. DAILY FOR THIS WEEK ONLY. Men’s Shoes Children’s and Ladies’ LOT No. 1-48 pairs of Men's Light Shoes Work shoes, either sewed or LOT No. 8 Beara: gue orice SUB, and toipaire Chiltrene 3 ‘a LOT. No. 3-8 pairs of Men’ Soin ctese tte 12; were $1.00; 6 $ jcum Powder, regular size cans; after $, bc can, value lic. ime, regular price 25c i | | All- Wool Rug Fringe, good apsort~ ‘ment, to finish ea: ends, double head, value 1Se yard; at § 1-80 after “Passepartout Pictures on colored mats, scenic views and afl other gize 10x16, value i z ? after 6, 120 ounce, Pom} bottle free. Womin's Umbrelias, value 5c; af- ‘ter 6, 290 each. Boys’ Percale and Outing Flannel Waists, worth 25¢; for 18c; ages 2 to 14 gears. Boys’ dark check Knee Pants, Worth 28; for 18c; ages 4 to 14 years. a Rain Hats, worth 2c; for $5.00 Women’s Petticosts, biack and colors, good make, on yoke, dee) plaiting trimmed or ruffles, for $194, an ‘Wool and Cotton Waists a: Feather Stitch and Rick Rack Braids, very best qualities, white and colors, 6-yard pieces: larly ie — 18e piece; after 6 only, at, piece, Satin Belt Hose Su) Ath nilke fritted Ride elastic, patent fi grasp Dutton catch, will not tear |stocking; all colors and sizes; worth Te pair; for Se. syste ing Tape, feven each bunch, best 2 8 regu- Zie and 3be c. i i e, if very fine ; lor combina lar value 160 per yard; after 6, 2%. ss Fancy All-Silk Ribbons, very fin- est qualities, all the latest color combinations, from 3 to 6 inches wide, worth regularly 25c and 89% per yard; after 6, 10. Women's Fast Black Fleece Lined Hose, double heel and toe, 25c val- tng; after 6, 186 pair ‘omen's Jersey Ribbed. Fleece rove ¢ ye Suite, Oneit: style, excellent x quality, emall sh 3 after 6, 800 sul zm Win, and Breasts fo A ah sone ae BL: i jain or trimmed; ie: value 75e. Women's Plain Mustin, Drawers special 5 t 5 i with cluster of four tucks; after 6. Ie; resular value 26c. Children's Angora Hooda, colors | white and gray: epecial afjer 6, #5e; regularly 21%. H } Fal u i Aprons, ‘omen’s Large Whi by eNes, long. with hematitched wide strings: @pecial regular trimming, value 506. 0c and Ihe; worth 20 i Women's Outing Flannel skirt |” Quitis- good oe after: at, Jengths, in pretty stripes, faney |each, tc. Dorders; special after 6, tbc; value | Pillow Cases made ot bleached cotton, alee Infante’ Long White Dresses with | utter | gan Saamen, worth 360; round yoke of very fine tucks and Tleache Table : coke and 1 = Bro 4 Ter oo hed Table Damask, 64 inches i mH u ag i i French Horse Hide Lace or Con- gress Shoes; regular price, on. a LOT Wo. 3-6) pairs of Men's Sai ple $3.50 and 4.00 Bhoos, sizes 6 to 1; to go at A LOT No, +69 pairn of Men's Hox- | | | | t t i By é i iS Fa H i wide, assorted pattes good vail we 82 at 400; after 6, 0 yard, vad The Bon Marc THE BIG STORE Patent non-twigti different widths a 1419 to 1435 Second A: he, 115-135 Pike Street Nordhoff & Co. Fiz calf, warranted waterproof sizes; Shoes, sizes 6 to 11; ropules $545; pe 4. ON pair . 4 pairs of Men's Pat- and Enome! regular price $4.00; sale LOT No, & we if ‘ i Dri : i hi A regular Price $2.00; now, per pair @ bow wuast CLCEMBHIp Be, TAYE Mo, 11 FOR NOME Reys' ‘op m., Renator, Oct, 20. | pairs Roxcalf Seam- ., 1 Jem Bhoew; ree- For San Francisco war price Hey now .. “as pairs Ladios’ Fine velour kid, Up-to-date Shoes, the boxcalf upper nd pertorated All ocean steamship lines con- nect with the daily trains of White Pass & Yukon Route At Skagway, Alaska, for White Horse and intermediate points. The new Ine of stage coaches on the WINTER TRAIL makes Roa continuous — travel hroushout the year to Dawson and «Ber points. For particu. jars apply to Ss LEE, heavy half A eyelets, elzor WALKING fAT SPEGAL 200 Ready-to-Wear Hats, dif- ferent styles and colors; go on sale to morrow morning at ' Denta! |’ Parlors | LOT No. 12-98 Shoes, toon, 6 “4 paiva of ‘Me umps, soft viel kid stock lace. or. butt with black @erge cloth front, thin or button, sizes 8 to edae, fancy ole leather counter, $ fa) Terular priee $2.60; to ot plain opera toe, sixes 6 to 11: Se ia : Fegular price 1.60; aate....,.O6e 3 Mh Fpeit, toe pales Ladle arwrntwrnnnnn-§ Goodyear welts and . na every ffth day thereafter, For Southeastern Alaska | Leave Seattle 9 a. m. Baiting Nov, 3, 18, 19, 25, Al-KI, City of | Seattle, City of Topeka. Ticket Office, 113 James at, Beattie. ©, D. | ce Ee ft i ci: iu Hii tat this, simply reads and forgets these plain amg od that profits by the Teading, one who reads an it our plain story plainly told to The It's the one who comes to the corner of Washington street and Oceidi The thie winter at little cost. The Proof of the pudding t# the eating. ‘Come and buy and wear away a Rood sult of clothes with the you save by so doing #afe in your Remember the address—The Out- Jet Clothing Co.. corner Washington ptreet and Occidental avenue. Do you have trouble with your Waten? Does it give an good service ana new wateh? If not, why not? It SHOULD. Bring it to us and we will ro- pair same and GUARANTEE the work. Six Watchmak- ers employed. 807 Ist Ave. ‘These are Ha! retail for from $2.60 to $5.00. that regularly one-third your coal bill Plast, All Men's 0c Heavy Mulerkin Gloves - B00 Tbe Asbestos Buckskin Napa Tanned Gloves . * B0e vy Work Gloves 500 $1 Heavy Texas Buck..75e eatos ‘Tanned Gloves side Counters; regular pric now i 60 pairs Men's High proof Elk Shoes, regular price 46.00 90 pairs Men's High b mage Moose newed, double price $7.00; now 84.50 Men's Pants Men's $1.50 Work P Me Men’ te Om $2.50 Corduroy Pans #1.4 $3.50 Blue or Striped § 5 Perfect black and 83.00 Pants oon . Men's $5.00 Tatlor-made. fitting Pants, in blue, striped worsted; now Men's Work Shirts 4 dozen Men's ¥ ‘k Bat all ¢ now 3 doze Me and Striped Duc bc White k Shirts, ennst Brotuens| Monarch 506 Pike Street. ckintoshes and Rubber Clothin, Men's $2.00 Short Length Mackin- tosh Coats ...... #1,.00 Men's $5.00 Long Length Mackin~ tosh Waterproot Coats; nok Men's 10 Wind Coats, rubber-lir buttons, doub solute waterproof cont introduce them to the only 1 to customer, for Rubbers DO YOU WANT THEM? hildren's 40¢ Storm Rubbers 26e ya’ 75 Storm Rubbers 4 Aten’ dc Storm Rubbers fon's S60 Storm Rubbers Short Rubber Roots 3 ¢ F I M Men ® Shoe Co. 1210 Located one-half block north of P.O, close, per pair upper «# double oe a leather, vamp _a#titched leather inner sole, leat ter, commonsense heel dri! lining throughout, to &; wala 5; A small lot of Women's $1 $2.00 Sample Shoos, all alzes sale at, per pair o Men's Hats We have a iarge assortment of Union Mad; medium pri and Stethon, Below ts a pe Hat of them. In order to intr our line of Hats, we have to sell them as follows LOT No. ib—Men's $1.60 and $2.00 New Style Fedora Hats, in brown and black; now Te LOT No. 16—Men's $2.00 Late Style Binck or Brown Derby Hate; oo LOO ‘# $1.60 Late fityle Derby and. Pan- 82.50 ». Whiten ‘ v's Imported Fant Hose, regular pri Ist Av., Seattle. Dunann, General Passenger Aegent, 10 wet Francie: NORTHWESTERN COM MERCIAL CO. Next Sailings for Nome 8, 8. Oregon Oct. 14, 9 p. m. Oregon ts the most el t Just been we of $100,000, initial trip this year had a larger paid passenger list than any other steamer bound for Nome. For freight and passenger rates apply Offices—201-2 Pioneer Buildings Phone, Union 81, | PORT ORCHARD ROUTE Por | U. & Navy Yard and Battleships. ‘Steamers ATHLON, INLAND FLYER, PORT ORCHARD. Effestive October 1, 1902, | DAILY SERVICE, |, Henye, Souttio—*9 and 10 2. m, **1: 16, *2:80 and 6:20 p.m. (Satur. days only, extra trip, 11:30 p. mj; | Sunday only, extra trip, 8:30 p.m | Leave Bremerton—#:15 and 11:45 |@ mj *12:30, 3 and *6:15 p.m, (Saturday and Sunday only, special |trip 7:16 p.m.) Sidney — 7. 11:80 bo ana leston—8 and 11: 6 Pi \e ach take steamers Seat {leavin tle any trip. *iexe | * *For on and Pleasant Horton bidg., City of Spm. Leaves 1:18 p.m Phone, James 1841 verett Man's, Boy: dron's Bhoes. Timea Build PLUM SHA J. Trafic Manager. SEATTLE, EDM EVERETT ‘The Palatial Steamer RA Room % Dexter Seattle, Wash, UNDS AND Everett Three Round Trips Daily. Leaves Seattle 7 a, m., 1) m. and Sa. m,, 2:30 ana . Colman Dock, B. B. SCOTT, Mgr. || DO. BUCK & CO. and Chile fo thi ong Furnishing Goode, Hats ana 1404 Second avenge, new BING And Hot Water Heating. Plans ond Hetimates furnished, W & CO. nek, Toot of Col- veataless tract tee rs of will cost. tendance. 5.0910 Ot) E 0 Or ec s . . 50e¢ 0 a. m. to8 p | | 17 Second Avo. || Henry Hensel “szwas“""* || 28 Hinckley Block, Third Floor. 600 PAIR U. 8. CAVALRY BOOTS High Top, Hand Sewed and ‘Waterproof. on the Pacific Coast. and most scientific methods of dents employed, but «il are dent ad tell you in adv teeth when plates guaranteed ten years. m. Sunday, 5:00 5 Rooms 11,12, 13, 14 Hinckley Block Take Elevator. Ai is and best equipped We have all dentistry. croway th without the least pain, a examine 7o © just what you We make no charge 20° are ord Lady. experience. ome 272 c7z77s20Rsere at pl Prater m Wholesale and i ‘and Packer BEST MEATS — And Best Borvion, tea, 2 €8¢6¢@2r42 orce¢crca