The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 12, 1903, Page 2

A HUNTER, ALCHEMIST OF MODERN TIMES, TRANSFORMS 51 SILVER 10 §40 GOLD HE WRITES FOR THE FIRST TIME HIS OWN STORY OF HIS MARVELOUS EX- PLOIT.DETAILED ACCOUNT OF THE TRANSMUTATION OF SILVER TO GOLD BY ONE OF THE GREATEST INVENTORS OF MODERN TIMES * “THE SEATTL POPULAR PRICE CLOTITOF Children’s Day aturday School special “ wan w for News ’ ne An tly by Prof. 1 nM. Hunter e him to a rempectful ty and hin statement—the first one he ha ' puliois muffictently a w to at he w " THE ART OF ALCHEMY, BY RUDOLPH MELVILLE HUNTER, M. E,, E, E. A splendid lot of Children’s Suits will be on sale tomorrow at reductions. $4.00 Sults for $2.50 $4.50 Suits for $3.00 $6.00 Suits for $3.50 $5.50 Suits for $4.00 25c Caps for... fac all substance REQUIRES YDARS TER MINUTES ad m att and other metals i= wyond the that it sue substances ine upon the method Separate Pants for dres everyday wear, which will be on special sale $4.50 Pants for $3.00 $5.00 Pants for $3.75 $5.50 Pants for $4.00 ers for $3.15. jo will accept it ted every other great cot and will assume poth-| Po sion in many important partiou Saturday. OE Te ee Saturday’s Bargain List for Men Men’s Pants We have a splendid line of sa Men’ s Shoes ' A py line below exclusive shoe store prices. Specials for Saturday. “Filled ° Men’s Suit Sale Saturday An immense line of excellent values t Men’s Business and Sunday Suits at : “snap prices.”’ te $11.00 Suits for $ 7.85 : $13.50 Sults for $ 8.50 : $15.00 Suits for $ 9.35 $18.00 Suits for $10.85 $22.00 Suits for $12.50 ip-to-date styles lect from at prices way s $4.00 Shoes for $2.35 $2.75 Shoes for $1.95 $2.50 Shoes for $1.45 Men's “Imperial” Black Sateen Shirt ’ © 5s Men's Regular $1.50 Quality Fancy Stiff Bosom Shirts, Men's Extea Heavy Fine Quality } ar for Mail ‘ ay for 73 1 i wint th $ Satyr pare: re Sab eSsle an Se San wed pe pew nd th oe enw es winter swear, w aturda Ce ewe er erceeean MELEE - {pipes weg musi Si 25 atures Ook me ae ‘are pees ik a for 47 H Regular 75¢ Working Gloves, Saturday for What he dex “ate « +m ade of silver and ranging aii ay for 47 s Heavy gular 7 r I 5 irday Way from pure sliver to arat go id. 85.40 Sweaters for $1 4 I Men's ase Ties for 1 Men's a5c Caps for 14 A. Bridge & C0. 1415-1417 2d Av. Next Door to the Bon Marche enieaiiaedinediatinetinndhenedl ‘ ‘ ™ ' a“ y we Aves t ect prodbeal * . tion f gold with interven- A ATORY ¥ T k . f f de most , « - new chemicals t asi heapest and u « - t p « . inage lawa, a a s : cinage ee j . ' AN « . : " U. 8. mint free j ¥ > the output 1 « « Molecula a en the deatru ‘ ft t > ' ' n ed that there he will n } los: rreatest on of gold. Sa’ night will witness the close of the greates : i monetary pa: real ba event in Ladies’ Goods Seattle has ever : th m the gold known—the Fire Sale of the New York store stock : t Everything that's left—and t much of it—will be FINE ; HE NIT ACID TEST W o rrow at customer's n price 5 ve WELI after year, to Women's Suits, all new and desirable; Rainy-day and standard; and to Feather Boas, s and Ribb those wh Fur and m Ik Dress Skirts, Beauti Hosiery ves, Odds and E d to the limit k up the best snaps. 50 New Sults Received by Express Yesterday From New York Also Will Be on Sale 1 + H & : ] ———-NOTICE While the front of ¢ somewhat disturbed by the contractors who are g the building, the rear part of the main salesroom ght. The bargaine you will get will amply repay you any inconvenience. New York Store 1418 Second Ave., Opp. Bon Marche JACOB PEAL a month would tes of myself and our capacities, pI of the ingenioualy e inventive ould & roulate