The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 15, 1904, Page 8

th tract t fing and{to run tt ve no proof of the fact — GRAFTING SUSPECTED | CONVENTION ADJOURNS ‘TAR—TH URSDAY, SEPT. 15, 1904 We have a tir Demorest Sew OE SUM PARKS” METHODS ===|" =) BOIMARG ie money wan awed in the deal C-THE BIG STORE will not have its opening until next week, Wednesday and Thursday, September 21st and 22nd. Our opening could not pos- FELLOW UNIONISTS : sibly be sooner and contain all the popular styles of the season in all line Sor of tin auimvemaiis at tha M The convention of the Young : . m ’ one of the g f the #trk=| son's Institute closed yesterday and | Of New goods. Especially in Ladies’ Suits the market was very backward thi Sam Parks, the dethroned labor) dered to stop work, although nor The charge was denied by Man-|{@ delegates returned to — their Beader of New York, who was con-! union material is being Vieted of grafting and gross extor Rion, has a disciple in Seattle, if stories set _'s of un Bemis bag f core any foundatic the local Sheet union, as well as OTe conencted with ¢ pect that money was v onal men at work on ¢t building contrary to the unton Fourteen union sheet metal * | ager D. W. Bowen, of the Puget Metal works, To make faith asked it to tear out all k it had already done, The Any refused and at a meeting of the union held last Monday night strike wa float, as a result of a nm metal workers tory build the other unic snd many see why they did y was used to k beris last nigh Since that time os have been b Mine Lucile Houte Ia very Hl wit appendicitis at the Seattle Gener howpital nt alleged to have « the » in cha the construction of the building has something to do with the opinion of the sheet meta from one ANNOUNCEMENT workers in the SHEET METAL WORKERS WHO STRUCK ON BEMIS | BUILDING BELIEVE THEY WERE BETRAYED BY 4 Wo other union tradesmen emp and that the other a on ation } anal @m the building have yet been building would, al all fa pool in divid oe ——|to have smiled and reptic Y sail that the Puan 3 ~ THEY WORK WONDERS with $250 I can fix that up all sound people are now threatening ne fourteen men who struck are ! \ | big share of the contracts in sight quart bottle for : — 500 employed by the Puget Se sheet! G. A. Stough, president of the %, under Dexter Horton bank, | Metal works. This cx ny took | greet Metal Worke nion, in dis cussing the matter this afternoon said We think the Puget Sound Sheet Metal works has r fairly in the mat they knew that nor Cream of all No family THE VERY LATEST IN FALL FASHIONS FOR THE LADIES Our stock of SUITS, SKIRTS and MILLINERY is UNEX CELLED, and our TERMS are VERY EASY TRADE WHERE YOUR CREDIT Is GOOD. The Eastern Outfitting Co. Corner Fifth and Pike, should be witho thin we known bigh sta d whisky 104 First Ave. South Both Phones, Pink 1761 FREE DELIVERY rm at th per hour, whereas in by local union men the rate { they we would be 50 ce p Attempts have been made b Complete Credit Housefurnishers, FREDERICK & NELSON (inc.) Complete Motel and Club Furnishers. HIGH GRADE LACE GURTAINS UNDERPRICED | These are strictly new, never ha Hand-made Point and many other styles of choice Lace Curtains are represented ntil Saturda effect— Regular $15.00 Curtains, a pair .......seeeee> $12.75 Regular $1800 Curtains, a pair .........00-0+- $15.00 Ker $3 Regular $20.00 Curtains, a pair ...... $16.50 Keguler Our Friday Specials Are Printed Below---Read Them iday Specials are for cash and ng been shown in our stock bef We reserve the right at all ti mes to limit the quantity of any special sold to « customer. 1 males delivery at our convenience—as 5 oon as possible. No exchanges. ©. O. D. oF telephone orders for Fr bey Specials cannot be filled. Carpet and Rag Dept.—Third Floor Regular 50c Cocoa Door Mats, Tomorrow 33c re near at hand, this Door Mat is a decidedly season yecially priced for tomorrow to at and largest line of mm Door Mats Mat is 12x24 inches, and, as stated above Furniture Dept.—Ask Floorwalker for Salesman This Regular $8.75 Fumed Oak | Rocker, Tomorrow As rainy da | able tract attention we have ever st selis regularly for SOc; tomorrow, special price Be Regular 45c Sultana Cottage Car- peting, Tomorrow, Cut and Sewed, 22c a Yard Sultana Cottage Carpeting that sells regularly at 45¢ a yard; tomy Tow, cut and sewed, a yard ate Regular 95c to $1.35 Carpet Covered Hassocks, Tomorrow 75c Each This is a strictly high grade Mission Rocker, made by Stickley Bros.. of Grand Rapids, who excel in the manufacture of this furniture and for whose goods have exclusive Seatt Rocker pictured above is well made « finixh. It is masaiv broad arms and com stered in Spanish R These Ha place on sale tom f a overed with Body : Friday special p —eneliegae* ‘The above not { attention t cernction. thiauies seleen © our unusually jar ? , Regular 5 ] For comfort ery i Ge sesty states shat 1 hes “ii | Drummers Sempios’ of Carpeting @ulture and taste as any other ever construct nds at wh | Can be had tomorr 3 reasonable prices 1% and ;: eat Ve Crockery and Housefurn vet and Bedy B me Carpet i engt f apest Ing, each SBe a ting ach 45e 1 1 Regular 75c to $1.00 Decorated. | eee nglish Teapots, Tomorrow White Nottingham Lace Curtains, i 48 IER, ll Tomorrow 25c a Pair aad Bese: tomorrew, enct 48e | A lic quantity White Nottingham Lace Curtait i | | 9-in. Yellow Mixing Bowl Tomorrow 96 | kor mone THaN TWO PAIRS TO A CUSTOMER ue : A yellow Mixing Bowl, 9 tnche Oe agg Remnants of Cretonne, Denim, Art B-qt. Lipped Granite Pre- ne. etc., Tomorrow gt a Yard serving Kettle, To- _Heating Stove owt If you need a Heating Stove and ar t weathe remembered that b are doing the e thing. “Rush” orders will pour in at the height of ason and keep the mechan Enough # than busy Seattle Agency | For the Round Oak Heater Seattle Home of the Great ' Majestic Range | ..,, oe Frederick & Sr (ine.) Complete Hot { ; ‘ morrow 32c — ; wer ee, 2 . What’s the Use of Waiting for Cold Weather? Why Not Buy Your sok i : Second Ave., Madison and Spring Sts, Si'rriine. season. Our buyer was late in going East and was still too early, and, after giv ing orders for many garments, countermanded them and ordered later effects. Buyers who bought early cannot boast of having the correct garments for fall and winter. The season was never known to be so backward before and and we have taken every precaution to see that our goods are correct. Buying at the last min- ‘ers employed on the building were! matter. When rmed that the hief cutter has just returned © quit we Tuesday morn-| sheet metal w w \ RA > ’e are ¢ eo 2° ve > ca H are i is ied have cisco remained cut. lir ihe ucsvunica material were och work. It in| torn isI Rocond neraLo, |B ute, we are assured of the correct styles. All these Suits are being made and for- warded West as soon as possible, and we expect to have the most wonderful dis- Seattle the correct styles for fall play of nice new goods on hand for the opening that people have ever seen. Any lady who wishes to know should inspect our goods. We have many nice new garments in now and more arriving on every express. We could not conscientiously have our opening sooner and show the right goods. Therefore we advise prudent shoppers to wait for the Grand Big Wait and see the correct styles; otherwise you may be disappointed. Big Store Remember, we are Seattle’s leading store of Opening. you will thank The for giving you Lif anyone is skeptical, wait and see; kindly worth and honest prices. fashion, quality, The Only Store That Has Real Sales. advice. jE-conomies Positively out Parallel in Seattle Household Necessities The grandest collection of splendid economies in necessary helps to housekeeping that we have ever offered. The wide-awake, careful, saving housewife will not miss this offering, as there are hundreds of essentials priced lower than ever before. a | 300 largest size Acme Frying 1 | handle, special Fri Crockery and Glassware day, each p 19¢ delicate gr ' f cial price Friday, each , be e f « egular pr 75 pound Japanned Flour Tins, in a variety of colors, oct r pecial Friday, each : 4e ne Milk Pe ase Fruit Presses, Henis & ( well knows! press, ‘special price Friday, each : hinaw ‘ Chamt 19¢ Hol oe k 7 Clear Gla $-pic t ed t « amer gar and spoonholder pretty neat Pri asc Amethyst Enamel Was! 6sc dozen Thin Bi mblers, a Friday spe NN day 6sc Ameth - act de Tinware Bargains and rim, 1 nyt Tray, 13 inche Glameter. cack Se ch... 1e : y 4 be hea vottowr annot Extra Heavy J Mould, beautiful em table Slice* both ‘st By od oie 1 aight cut = ft Pp ed, pure ; ize 15¢ ach se , be f r 106 . ; ( } ine « lle toc t 1." St I a Misdstlinsous Bargains i oM Blacking Wire Brac Hol t be Sif Marche Wo I ; : . pes ‘ Ite R I Chopp f t ' ping ! wl 1 fe } t Chor rt: has ize four fine steel Pr ! ise Towels, Blankets, Bedspreads and Comforts It is rare indeed that 1 can buy these lass qualities at such low prices as are now Friday Selling Lambs Wool Batts—\\ Comf t al Sedspreads—A good, heavy | Blanket. A Ses ii Pereira el eke wate wor I Cott « r a x cae chat” Sie excellent ‘ yBe 4 $2.19 ! ; pair, sp $1.29 Comforts—A evial ‘ aised | Blanket—A 1 ‘ f tl Bie Fr $1.29 “ BI t t tufted f Towel \ I Bedspreads— ptior ' wi 8 ly fine qual ( } ) } 1. with Marseill i 9S8e Towels \ in fact, you can | Blanket—A t Comforts—A 1 dainty 7 ay d ile i ! ' Damask Towels —A good Blanket‘ Blankets Jlanket a| ee With- | : ) —— ee 4 Se