The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 6, 1903, Page 4

OVERCOME BY GAS Se EATEN ENT | oe ocery Sale wat: IN CASCADE TUNNEL ' AT YALE | Grocery Sale inncii289) he first time in years that ¢ ery prices have | profit ae onal gee o It be ’ rpresent efficient delivery depa nany éh 'T8¢ there ps Htoc rs , . ‘tA ton It will be an « t i ttle Every one will be NARROW ESCAPE OF TRAINLOAD OF PASSENGERS FROM GE LE-—SAVED FROM PROBABLE DEATH BY PRESENCE OF MIND OF FIREMAN ASBOTT Norvern.yunsenger, train] 44a of the Care bathe clued the rate woman A Sale Where $2.00 Will Buy $3.00 Worth of Groceries 7 Sting at'S cretocks” Tue breaking sz | Che traiminse Bo heres ie bnoes (es | len ep it bey Piso worth. F moa eile rie tatty fe Levy's wl paired luctor, twe engine! came hie companions and his pres Cash for old gold, 7 Colonial bleck , id i eee pee et can =| Palmer's Sample Raglan ted by the . 1 An ~ to the traly ve PS | ould PURE WINES AND LIQUORS 7 arts Ss baie Sines orto 100 of Therm Worth Up to $35 at $7.50 | Abbe « trip as We bought 100 samples of the famous Palmer Raglans, the very latest styles and ma a f the regular je Is Hot the first goctdent of the values from $10 up to $39. The entire 100 go on sale temorrow at the sweeping price of $7.50, kind that bas happened in the Cas We hy never given our customers a better bargain. The Rag! ane should all go tomorrow, vm f) cade tunnel atr its completion, In P Cl are a few desoriptions = wa tividuais have beer hyxtated u y iid unoonsclous by the fumes of wae that) a train had passed through, and on re yr tlie ro “ fillet the narrow tu Abbott man-| ae least one occasion the Hwee of an Por colds, Regular price $1.00 cuff ; t + ‘i aged to (ake his place on the engin entire trainioad of passengers we and #1 Raturday only oy strapp } of cers peat and back the train out of | jeopardiaed in muc y satin, tatwy carved the mame man- the tunnel ner as were those Wednesday night. | Newepaper Roterprise Asseclation, Saturday on ‘The frewh atr soon revived Abbett) So grave t# this danger that long Mere te one of the hate that will be popular for epring wear, It te : e sufficiently to permit him to assist in ago the Great N. wn offfelals an | of chim and trimmed elaborately with fowere. ' Regier of olive green melton, two strap and epening the doors of the passenger pounced thetr | on of Installing | guumeeemegee : ep a solid o# at wrist, haif-fitting back, strapped coaches amd aasizt In the work of an electric power pant near the ms. turned eeves and body lined to walet with ead reviving those who tted been over-| mouth of the tunnel for the purpose busy working up several new cases Rye Wht q s a foses five | a Gaterday at come. It wes found that Engineer of furnishing the power necemary to Complaints agains | « Times stitched in #iik, yoke and sleeves satin 60 Stylieh Raglan, made from the new @ Sherrer and the fireman of the rea-| take trains through the tunnel with= |for reveral additional aggravated | lined; Maturday’s price is $7.50 visit at aid — an hoie tated An. ular engine, Engineer Freeman and/out the “wee of locomotives, — The | nuisances will be filed tomorrow er | eek é , oo . eaten ania Fireman Doyle of the helper engine occurrence of Wednesday — might | Monday : P | " | full strap cuff finis " and Conductor W. H. H. Weston bad which came 80 near being a Whole- Judge George yesterday alternogn SN ntehad ton, alashed at be » Of wide been rendered unconscious by the in-| male fatality, will probably have the case of the Heatlle Lamnupe triple , sleeves and body lined to hips Daiation of gas, They were eon re- | effect of expediting the work so long veral daye before he anmouss pleeves and cape lined with good Of natin’ | aatin: a bargain to any woman at $900 @e vived after being removed to the ted days | this garment to well Baturday at $7.50 Haturday Hb | deetrion The he * ennai. — leanes against the the past two weeks HEALTH DEPARTMENT GATH. | COmpany Will be concluded next Monday WHOLESALE PRICES | ERIN EVIDENCE AGAINST THE ‘ ; etc Fucks! itetes | SMOKE MAKERS Tne Seatiis Gaalsa wil gree the No smoke nutgance cases are on (anual ball at the Armory on Feb Provisions tria) today im the muntoipal court. | fuary 6th, Priday evening next the} Frew Meat—Cow beet The per th: steer | Assintant Sanitary Inepector Combs, [grand march beginning promptly at | beat, Be pe avrg gs lle ae & | who t# looking after the amoke nuls- |S o'cloek. Tickets admitting gentle | | "rovia Oia er I cnet bacon, Jances for the health department is | man and ladies, $1.00, vee Underpricing the SHOES jf Making Splendid Bargains for Saturday Buyers The popularity of the Shoe Store is best told on Satue day, when the crowds take away the bargain lots itchy, These of special mention for tomorrow; 1209 Gecond Ave. (Bet, Beneoa and U Both Phones, Main 644. 1346 Women's Fine Dress Shoes, patent | Men‘s Fine Viel Kid Lace kid varnp, dull matte top, hand | heavy Goodyear welted turned soles, military value $6.00, for value $6.00, for $2.08 | Mens Heo Women's Btreet Shoes, patent colt vamnps, dull calf top, heavy Good year Welted soles, extension edge, military heels, value $5.08 for. | y Ol Cait heavy double #0’ welled, value $3.0 Men's Kang Kip King Leopold 206 | Heavy Working Shoes, BRUSSELS, Fed. &—The trial of Wowcn's’ Fine Vici Kid "Lace | counter, double soles Rubino, the Malian anarchist, who} ‘Shoes. ent tips, medium heavy value $3.0, for oeed attempted to kill King Leopold, be- | gan today. Rubino interrupted tiie | Pi yap 200 per box 4 proceeding scevral times, He evi Butter, Chasen, Goan, Poultry . dently believes bimeel fa hero. He| purr — Washington oreamertea admits that he is an anarchist, and | nesters, , hand eb be ae that sockety ensinves labor.” "He | fuse"Brem ranch, Sbgabe, Raster, 89 therefore wants to kill everybody tn |#*, authority. In spite of hin present views Ru dine admits that while in London he Teeeived pay from the police to epy out anarchists He says, hewever, that he took the money and gave It} QUEEN ANNE CLUB fo the men whom he was supposed)! The first regular meeting of the} to be watching. Queen Anne linprovement club since | tte amelgamation” with the Bast) | ° Seattle women certainly cannot afford to lose sight off 2 4 4 f 4 | er >. bargains offered in our Saturdey After-Six Specials. mission house on Garfield streeet. ; ee es 810) are OUT Constant customers for these bargains, If * \u ew of those White boxes Kirk's Toilet Onions resumed their normal! Saturday You Can Gave $2.00 a coceets Taiey Ung iat © Suet of thoes Witte O0k ( . 9 quotations of 15 cents and $1.00. this| The apring blocks of the « = . worth The and Sc; Saturday after te left, will clone them out | cakes in box, worth tSe bom) soles, Goodyear welted, modified | Men's Satin Calf Lace Shoes, military heels, value $4.9, for and tipped toes, value Women's Enamel Caif Lace Shoes, | Missew’ Boxcalf and Vici Kia medium heavy soles, Goody« Bhoes, heavy soles, extem Welted soles, military heel © | edge, epring heel $1.08, for BE and EE widthe, Women's Fine Kid Lace Shoes, . light flexitile soles, kid and pat- | Youths’ Satin Calf Lace ent Ups, concave heel, value res, medium heels, for tor : tes cond Men's Fine Velour Caif F leavy Satin Calf Lace medium weight soles, ¢ nen 24% to Bi ted, value $5.00, for es tga & at Me | Haturday after 6 for 160; value fc. | 6, be box. Only 2 boxes to pervieg. ae Pgs ona the opie ey prabicions ty patho Violets for hat trimming, worth Ivory P ‘nd Val. and Inita- | er, fe tlle bnew ~ Pens L ta. ente tateaase reaulerly Me and 2c; after 6 per Laces, from 2 to &| t9 Sponges to go on sale i bunch, ie. Another line of Violets for hat trimmings, regularly 2hc per bunch Saturday after ¢ (SE? are com! ly, But sti! maintain their price of beaution Pretty patterns with | at just about one-fourth @ mavy embroidered Lue: they and Weer well, very worth up to ie e after 6, Tie. Peanut Nugget Candy, | “Soleod’ hatte Paste pound; after € Ite pound. full 6 inches wide, gu Chinese Handy Ironing k, new bright shades to #e- | quality guaranteed, always) m, very finest qualities, | for 6c per stick; after 6, only oymters, ete worth de yard, sale price after € | stick. a ae each; Bal day after 6, | tle yard. Best quality bone Cotlar Te each Applique Searts tra fine qual- | 1 dowen on card, regularly Remnants of Stair Carpets, val- | ity new n work designs, full | card: after 6 only 4. Rowin, neveral de ee trom, We at lhe each, special after 6 2 | size, lexhe inches, regularity 880 Tailors’ @-inch Tape for be | euch: after 6 Ste each. | metal tipped, worth re ue from ite to te yard; special af- | ferent styles: after 6 at Sc Kid Hair Curlers, 1 ; ter 4 de a yard | Flannelette Walsts, all sizes; | bunch, regular prices Tie, 18e) 7 | A Straight Front Corset, medium | after 6, for 25. | 1Se pef bunch; after 6, o e . bust and extension hip; ther are | $140 Biack Sateen Waists tn all Extra qualtty Whisk 0 Wy-er stayed: colors drab and | siees: to go after € Saturday at 8c, | wire bound handles, worth white; sizes 22 to 30; regular value Boys’ Knee Pants, ages 4 to 14 — ibe each; after 6, $e. Lp Me: attr 6, 25 rs, regularly sold for %e; after et Head Hat Pins. extra eeaiiial WITH THE ee ‘A broken line 6f Children’e Win-| ¢Baturday, for 1b dozen on card, regular value) ter Bonnets, colors biue, brown. | Boys’ Waists and Rlouses jn sizes | per card: after 6, per card. $8, green and red, regularly She and | 4 to M4 years, regularly tc; after Pleated Batin Belts with ae Ste, after 6, He. ‘si | 6 180 i back, the very latest belts oar ‘ - Children’s White Dresses, sizes 1 | “Women’s € or 10-Button Over- | price Sic each; after 6 ¥ ‘An hy apenas py amt Sale is now in and 2, Mother Hubbard sty) | gutters value 25¢ and 3Se, for Ie. Nickel Plated Shears, extra @ Progress at the store. All remnants, odd sizes a ~€ [J bar one row of insertion and six | Men's Tan and Black Overa | ity. 7, § and tinch, regularly and odd lots are on sale~Some at Half F hematitehed tucks and her House Slippers, value $2.00, for 98c. | Se each: after 6, choice, Se. ruffles ever shoulder | Boys’ School Hal reguiarly | Hand Mirrors, very beet 4 neck and sleeves, reg’ | 11.00; after & 600, worth regularly Tbe each; $1.00, epecial after 6 48e | Men's Ge oe, regularly 25e; % Worm Fin Corset | after 6, ife. Lined House Men's Gray Merino Undershirts, | pers, ii red, blue and black, & remnant lot to close out; after | dot pattern, braid trimmed; Saturday, at 160, Saturday after 6, Sc, Pee Men'e Se Binck Cotton Socks; | $1.50 Riderdown Dressing Ga 6 Saturday at, per pair, Tic. | ques, in all colors, neatly made: 18-inch Coin Spot Fancy Printed Saturday, after 6 Me | Satin, Go quality, 2c, Quantity | Letter Pads, 6 sheets each, Limited. quality of writing paper, Te. % Ladies Umbrelias, worth regu- | 6c box of Cream Colored marly $1.50 each, guaranteed in some Less, some More, but all At a Great Reduction A the bargains are: Ladies’ Gloves—a large number—regu- larly worth $1.50 and $2.00, now on sale Ladies’ WhiteLawn Waists, trimmed with lace and embroidery, and N Colored Waists, stylishly BecoReypen f finished, worth regularly $1.50 and $2.00, now on Sale continues all day Saturday. an Children’s White Skirts, sizes 2 to 14 years, somewhat soiled, reg- warly ce, Me and $1.00; after 6, me. every way: after 6, Se each. Women's Munlin Drawers, with | Belladonna Porous Plasters, the ‘ 6 4-inch hematitched ruffle, regularly | regular 26e kind. for Se. Only 2 | heel, extra 280° values; e g tore ie; after 6 per pair, ITKe. plasters to a customer, pair, 180, Neordho THE BIG STORE 1419 to 1435 Second Avenue and I15-135 Pike Street McCARTHY DRY GOODS Co. FORMERLY NEWHALL’S North Broadway The Pacific Coast Clothing Co. -1{$300)|s SALE OF A fine view, lot 40x100, on slope overlooking Lake Union, the sound, Fremont, Ballard a Saimon bay, nice cottages Sg springing up all around. The Pacific Coast Clothing Co. The Pacific Coast Clothing Co, | WS.TURNER & Co. 232 Globe Block TFA Saterday Special ROYAL CROWN 4 PORT Per gallon It in the $1.50 grade. One gal jon to & customer only J. ARONSON The Matehless Liquor Store 109 Columbia atreet. Phones, Sunset, Pink 1751; In- dendent, 1751 Free delivery. aaa ge, US Se pe Ve C7 1 PS 2 a an ke SAVED FROM RAILROAD SMASH-UP We have bought from the R. R. Co. two carloads of Clothing that were damaged in a collision, The shipment was sold to us on condition that we should not disclose or use for ad vertising purposes the name of the company The newspapers, in telling of the transacnon, reported that the goods were “damaged.” As damaged goods they were sold, and as damaged goods they were bought; but as a matter of fact, upon investigation we find that not 10 per cent, of the entire shipment is at all seriously hurt, the worst being only in cases where goods were thrown from broken boxes. The stock will be placed on sale tomorrow morning at 8 o'clock sharp, and at such prices as have never before been quoted in this state. HERE IS THE LIST OF SUITS AND OVERCOATS Men's $17.50 Worsted and Tweed Suits... .$7.85 | Boys’ $3.75 Kinee Pants Suits ... -$1.85 | One lot Men's $3.50 Hats in Derbys and fedora % Aa FY P. S—The glase stoppora from the Xmas decanters have arrived. Those having not re ceived same, call and get one Men's $10 Cheviot Suits.. 0c Men's $15 Overcoats ..... $1.15 | Men’s $20 Overcoats for.. ooo en OTRS «++ $9.50 One lot Men's $2.00 Felt Hats (damaged). One lot Men’s $2.50 Felt Hats ......seeee BONNEY & STEWART Men’s $15 Fancy Worsted and Cheviot Suits.. | Men's $25 Finest Dress Suits ....++s+++++.$8g0 | Men’s $3.00 Cashmere Pants ..... $1.40 Pera ) OT Aer Ee ee eee agg grim ah foresees Rte ; f $6.25 | Young Men's Melton Suits .- sere es S435 | 8 $4.00 Striped Worsted Pants $1.85 | vten’s S10 Keheey'O: . $4 Ceereta etd” aed Greiner, Pac PUGERE thot ok ox Fustbowe cx Creams Osean $6.2 } ts 5 , Stripe ted F ; ieee as? cae Selcgnene, Main 18, Seattle, Wash Men's $20 Imported Serge and Worsted Suits in | Boys’ $2.00 Knee Pants Suits +++ goc | Men’s $5.00 and $6.00 Dress Pants. $2.45 fie git: 95 cutaway and sacks, single or double breasted | Men's $1.75 Heavy Worsted Pants (mussed).. Our complete line of Watches Waltham, Elgin, Hamilton, Hampden. Gruen Precision Watches and the renowned Electric Special Watch. At this writing (11 a. m.), it is impossible to give any detail regarding the furnishings, as the stock is badly mussed and has been repacked without regard to class or quality. It is expected that the bulk of it will be ready for tomorrow's selling, Everything will go at about half, and in many cases less, THE PACIFIC COAST CLOTHING COMPANY 900 FIRST ANENUE, COR. MARION STREET 900 FIRST AVENUE, COR. MARION STREET S20e G. BENINGHAUSEN, 807 Ist Ave. a