The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 23, 1905, Page 8

8 THD SEATTLE STAR—FRIDAY, JUNE 23, 1905 NOBLEST DOG ON EARTH MEETS WITH TRAGIC DEATH a From the snow ested w f | ped and fell 60 feet n newly the famous Alpine St. Be 1] opened crevasse. The discon comes the sad news that Barry I | salate monks found ireless. is dead Ihif skull crushed by the jagged He was the finest belonging | Peck which h@had fallen WHAT! NOT COMING 'TO TH CONCERT? YOU'LL BE to hospice of the 1m and | ‘They bore the remains back to of duty | de m in the memory of Barry ff Hero re these Rar-| Comparatively few mortals have : Sled “ ”aB in in W s eee | A Bargain ne Is” a hen nin Women rvs. Fir ppc ‘as that Barry I] | ever Getter deserved the henor 3 é 7 had be ler but the facts t Barry Il saved 34 lives Onee he cerning his disappearance were | brought a baby in his mouth to the ii $5. 95 rought to the agitated mks | hospice, and returning to its par- C Italians w lives the]ents conducted them in safety to $7.95 grand animal had saved, and whose | the hospitable shelter, Twice Barry * Own was lost in the effort Il was swept away by avalanches, 1 A Silk Shirt Waltet ‘offering entirely unparalleled in the annals of waist selling SATURDAY 500 beautiful silk waists made of splendid all silk taffeta The three travelers we but lived to bark the story the pass from the {| The monks of St. Bernard have $3.00 |» the price for any one of ov Poau de Sole, Crepe de Chine, etc., in black, white and ev when they became lost had their troubles maintaining this |PARRY il, LIKE 1h. LUSTRIOUB . BARRY THE snow storm and in all probability | magnificent breed. Developed from GREAT, P PRRVORMANCE OF DUTY, ing wear, all beautifully tallored or elaborately trimmed with lace, tucking, med 1 1 fe would have perished had not Barry ]a2 unknown origin In an unknown ete. This lot is composed of the following priced waists: $5.95, $6.60, $ $7.60 and | ' rtp ce the om ; his noble « died in ry imaginable color, for street and even allion smocking aturday ening follow Tl discovered them. time, for centuries have the monks plaiting, ete : cpp hnodbaageoorst a thn daw than west wade Sut th his year ny—are He led them on to within 200] bred. trained and perpetuated their| Many yiciasitudes have beset |today, is not the St. Bernard of a 1-05) eome ave aightly moles, Dut ee greeter Pere te igor eon eek aaa a oft thie | yours to pick ‘from piek yards of the hospice, when he slip-| kind their way, and the St, Bernard of|century, or of a half century, ago: pesmi vin Atal riedPrdaetiaiyh phate. Lyin Ho oy : : ¢ Bargain ; ts Wage In the early part of the 19th cen- great bargain to our customers tomorrow (Saturday) for the small sum of, each .......+ $3.00 © bare ram th Wag- tury the monks lost all thelr dogs, | EB “pb a sae they, with several sorvanta, having $15.00 SUIT SAL Gen aes chenanet ne Semplete_Creelt Bovesteratnere FREDERICK & NELSON (ine.) me Clee Farateners Two Sage thnt the whats tah afoms All fresh new late spring and summer suits, not one sult in the entire lot but what is of the very latest | no need to rush ell” to get ROL . ewer were returned to them, and model to be obtained; these have wold freely before the lines of sizes were en at $25.00, $27.50, | the benefit of eit Congrene: roaiantineee from these the existing breed is $20.00 and $33.60; they are Panama and Siciifan cloths, ser cheviots, m ish mixtures, tweeds man Cushman sa * becom- eae STORE CLOSES AT 6 P. M., INCLUDING SATURDAY descended | shepherd checks, etc., with wilk or satin lined Jackets, All perfectly tailored, trimmed and finished in | Ing to Ko “chasing ins. No ‘ But another catastrophe awaited @ splendid assortment of colors and black. Be sure to wee these tomorrow at $15.00 o Me bargain the faithful brutes, In the middle aaiakiene, any Cn of the century @ virulent distemper foe ole cggeon By a hee carried off every dog save one. WHAT! NOT COMING TO THE CONTEST? Y( EB sorry! | 449 on age ve 8 ae Phils one the monks brea = Pre Mf BOOK BARGAINS | ind tapers tacenine rea a nean wolf hound, and from this Seige ge Ogee : a crom# came the present St. Bernard, of which the lost or rather stolen ols; Saturday only. Two big bar ‘ 1 nedale Bleached 1 be palo tables. M . at thin quartette sing the praises of the hosts of shoe barga ‘aaw’a that a Mr That there were other croewes in Lot No. 1—8,500 $1.50 copyright | now yo P whe at A 5 ot + just The Carpet and Rag Department, on the third floor, makes a bid for a visit from you with a spe ~ ine centuries of history ot Bt novels and popular reprints of CHILD'S $1.50 BLACK OXFORD T TIES wetant ex. | #2 Bood cial sale of MADB-UP Rugs and Carpets for today and tomorrow, The list and prices w tell the Ill Sicccnsme, am authority —- the sous een eee ca rie | deenat ails aad bow hasta & Sere OtTT Ubeterdate cedtotd, tei | 20-1000 yanks of story. Of course there is a possibility that the particular rug or carpet you want may be sold when Mi aicaks of a Newfoundland pane b nord oll a Ger SOe | eines 8% to 11, for Saturday sess. -§109| dale M you call, but as you will see there is a good assortment of sizes, some being almost identical having been tried and failed. — BOYS’ $1.75 TAN OXFORDS, a transit The original Barry was the great Lot No. 22,000 genuine $1.50 | Of fine pebbie with Hght exte maton nm “ a toe, back erwi . , : z i taat ever liv His name copyrights; all in the origina’ ‘ “ Sind ané Sie. Reguiar, Specter. | Kind and Size Reg. Spec. fi) was made famous by the great|[ $1.60 editions; odds aud ends of : “MEN'S $3.80 TAN AND BLACK OXFORD TIES. cain oak |.2ok ae All-Weol Ingrain, 12x15 . $15.00 810.85 | vaivet, 9-4x12-2 : ‘ $25.00 $18.75 number of lives he saved—42, ac our regular stock cut in price t Insta, Goodyear welt soles, and all sizes 1 widths; the deaunt, fine white « All-Wool Ingrain, 9x11 ** ‘ cording to Stonehenge, but Rev, Mr. to sell for tfc, but to close out ar new styl te and are barge: for, & pair Spread with All-Wool Igrain, 12-10x15 .. MacDona places the number at 75 all remainders this special bar- | WOMEN’S TAN $3.00 OXFORDS. Union Ingrain, 10-6x1i ........ Bundhar Wilton, §x12-3 . 26.25 He died a grandly tragic and be gain for Saturday only; three | iy » very dark t welt and milit s the very latest Aw Tagrain x10 ...... Velvet, 9x12 00 coming death at the age of years $1.50 books for $1.00, or, each non tien, with large eyelets, a very nobby oxford, very mpecia A Union Ingrain, 9x10 14.50 at the hands of a traveler to whom B50 for Saturday $2.39 Tapestry Rrosels, 10 Tapestry Brussels, 1 es mi2-2 14.50 he was carrying life and hope and. $1-Wool Ingrain, 9x10-¢6 10-11 .. All-Wool Ingrain, 10x15-6 Tapestry Brussels, 9xi1-6 12.25 who, mistaking poor Barry for a| : yards of nice Printed Dress All-Wool Ingrain, $x11-3 Body Brussels, §-3x9-3 16.25 wolf, killed h WHAT! NOT COMING TO THE CONCERT? YOULL BE SORRY | wns in neat stripes and fige 3 All-Wool Ingrain, 12x13-6 9.20 Roxbury Brussels, 10-¢x10-8 .. 17.75 Barry's remains, stuffed, is now | r All fa vlors. Regular All-Wool Ingrsin, Pali ... 6.65 Resbury Rr ohn, 10-612 20.75 one of the Most interesting objects niue & 1-2 Afte 7 o'clock. All-Wool Ingrain, 12xl4 .... 9.85 Tapestry Bruswets, 9x11-10 12.50 im the National History Museum at n n a. ron Check Ginghams in bite All- Wool Ingrain, §-4x9 4.50 Axminster, 83x11. 16.75 Berne. | and brown col full Lot No. 2—These H. ve Borders Velvet, 9x12 : ieee 14.50 TY I] ponnensed all the charac width, good durable quality, Paver, 10-¢x12 ae gies Loe Ss ates am be vde- sable cudnt hoe cele ae Bundhar Wilton, 7-9x10-10 ..... 30.00 23.00 nards noble ancestor de Eoveetry Peneres “e 412-10 | Tapestry Bruesels, 8-3x10 ...... 16.00 11.10 ae hg bs at, he bas the impe $ s $1.00—47 pairs of Velvet, 9312-8 ..v...000s:: 24.50 Velvet, L1-3x13-9 - 28.00 18.75 ing head, the wide, massive skull, 4 1 em P x . . 18.50 Tapestry Brussels, 8-3ni6-7 .... 18.00 12.25 talle erect figure, intelligent expres Ci teaes net tinents prove our AT 10¢ WORTH TSe a “ yards Mibest, 06-a20-6 23 kas 19.75 Body Brussels, s-3x11 28.00 18.75 sion downy coat of red, white aed to tue tiehe ~— We eed. the |. ¢ r “e—Made of good h, edges all Wilton Velvet, 10-4x12 38.80 28.50 and black. The white streak be tal wind and co obt such values. Everett. Ginghas box titched, and Veivet, 10-6x12- rt : Bundbar Wilton, 10-¢x11-6 ..... 47.50 37.50 tween the eyes is & Kulshing | remembering th < the sake of pial, of plats oar of this ; pen Venvet, teats —_ 90.75 | punddar Wilton, §-¢x6 . 10.00 7.50 [fark of the highest type of the St. |B naming a low skirt 7 atch, ¢ have rum : ieaciey “Wreacste, $4-¢x11-9 ;.c 20.00 Axminster, 6x3.6 + 12.50 9.00 the descendants of Barry Bl a+ 59. WORTH 59 AT $1.98 WORTH $27) ‘ sale pe See] ee eae DP ee Cae ae Body Brussels, 10-6x12 . 380 pithy ‘Staesh: ent, 12.00 i mw Children's Russian D w Novelty Dresser—Made of AT 590 WORTH: 85e k after 7 at only, per pair, nae Mruseste, 16-610... pind Velvet, xt , 18.00 of 4 quality « bleck a white shepherd heck Girls’ Drenses—Made of good v 8 Body Brussels, 10-6x10-6 28.50 ° Ameatnetee, GRIEG 20 00cese02 14.50 8 SA/D HUBBY WOULD ond ox bieed, oat lapel shoulder’ a ack twe bon wien a in Tapestry Brussels, 10-6xi2 ..... 24.00 : ‘ a8 | io belt made of whi th peep one , : a with ¢ a = ‘ - Velvet, 10-6x12 «+ 28.50 21.25 | NOT PROTECT Hi R sizes 2. 3 and years piping earl butt ¢ and t 1, wines 4 14 os, ete, Tapestry Brussels, 10-x11-3 ... 14.28 12.50 c valve 89¢, sale price value sale pr egula wale p 59e atterns & Axminster, 8x9 .... + 1250 9.25 | AT 966 WORTH » Lael i Body Brussels, 9x12 30.00 23.00 | bs Girl’ Buster Brown Dresses— Made of standard linette, cote and ox blood, sizes 6 to 14 pen | Velvet, oxit-10 .... 24.50 18.00 Velvet, 10-€x11-9 ... 24.50 21.25 pplied for a peace regular value $1.60, eaie price Oke the same « attorney's! ne | ‘ " nt abe urniture destreys | Tapestry Brussels, 10- 16.50 11.50 This Brass Finished Doll Bed Complete eas xt Ohya With Canopy, Mattress and Pillows, 38c ; Velvet, 9210-6 ..... 7—not ¢ r—per yard Bargains In ws. | WHAT! NOT COMING TO THE CON Tr YOU B SORRY! chen ctf ~©=A Triplet of Very Great | Seagal P 7 Pillow Tops Millinery Bargains { ts the courts to make These Beds are sufficiently attractive to warrant parents in making their purchases y away from her house! n Jon Wh » maid With most iMnery tom has long been (following | t the speci ice anc em t 1 ‘ ith most millin stom has long been (following | at the special p and k pg them until Christmas or the ch ns thdays that he falled to see how two men the habit of certain ere A to ornate” during the dull season 1 that may be approaching. could demolish a household, /Dut Beds are collapsible, and come 1 in easily carried | fave the woman the complaint, boxes. They are 10 inches wid inches long, with canopy head 15 inches high. Each bed comes complete with one pair trimmed pillows, canopy and mat- | MRS LILLIE MISSES tress, all with assorted prints in floral figures have a lit | S/LVER umber of these Beds to be sold today } and tomorrow, while they Cents -- Jast, at, each ° Missing «ilverware at the rest but reversing the season of torpidity, “hibernating” in summer in stead of winter Home 3iIk or Metal Watch Fobs, Ip a This millinery store never got into that habit. It is the busiest | ted styles, with pretty charms millinery store in town, Hasn't time to be otherwise. We keep in | ets. New choice patterns touch not alone with Paris ideas, but with Seattle's fancies, and fit to select from. Worth regulatly the whim with the hat almost before you know that you want a eaut ers up to 350 each. Sale price afar hang i We For example these beautiful Leghorn and Tuscan Hats for Sat adil . - Women's fancy black and colomed day “ t. Dainty thé oe’ the leather or silk belts, with famey Marked $3.50---Ought to Be $6.50 wos Es | les Wort hee oy and den f Mra. C. H. Liltte is puzzling | 4 « z inci td dee the 5 who received a report off There's a demand for them—hence it’s natural to find them ready | 4." oo : ; afters H the robbery Friday morning os ad on ortment sundry lots alle from our R ack, brown OF This $2.25 Golden Oak American Art Jardinieres 75c¢ Each Mrs, Lillie does net now when | . n rrismmed with all nitk ribbon French roses and foliage, with lace | ; . . ; es ptt ps os Genter Table $1.25 | the silverware was taken, or by /M or chiffon facing. Beautiful color combinations, and no two alike sckles whom, but values the stolen prop-| well erty at $50. Most of the silverware| Graceful arrangements. Can't do more than hint, and—who ksows $1.50 FANCY LINENS 69¢ The assortment includes an excep- ° the one we touch on may have flown before you get here. Come and iSually tie eatteetion of Hesens, consisted of souvenirs and cannot |IB see the Hats. Pay $3.50 instead of $6.50 ; oe. Lanes . ales | histle and Louwelsa Art Jar re re I e quality, he dinieres. The Kocean Jardinieres 2 | AT 98¢, WORTH $1.50--Minses’ | AT 650c, WORTH $1.00—Chil ed erns decorated in rich shades of ' | and ( porn — a pret dren's Leghorn Hate—the ideal hed blue. ray and gree and the } tily trimmed with owing " ‘ a ¢ pl tg {yd wert Ml ASKS RECOGN TION |G “7, trimmed with owing | Sommer Hat for the demure | ; rations set off by a mahogany | white, blue and white, red and mies, Handsomely trimmed in ec s colored background. These Jar- (By Soripps News Aae'ny white, Not @ very great quan various pretty ways. Sure to dinieres measure 6, 7 and 8 inches ri ‘ tity please the little ones 45¢ EMBROIDERED DOYLIES in diameter. Special price today VICTORIA B.C. June 23 Cap. poh and tomorrow, each * tain Troup, sup ndent of the} : : , : The Canadian Pacific Railroad coast | WHA )T COMING TO THE An 1 } ~~ pebshhidhendsinditalald steamship service here, today an-| CONCERT? | rot LL BE oer ema now id that the contract for the "apes pretty patterns, $1.50 Tattoo Alarm Clock itd Rativecd srotd-apentty gp tat ¢ would Matchless Bargains In the (0°). Srna 98 , The sel will cost $250,000 and wil a wood veusel like the} c Frineses Mestsaediy Cae eill beibetie} Wanted Veilings and oe $1.25 at Victoria shipyards and will| | Fanc ° 7 7 probably ply alter ly } - . t is Cloc ngs for twenty seconds, and e , : Solid Oak Center Table, finished | This Clock rings for twenty nds, and after this city and Seattle and to the Neckwear golden; clover leaf shaped top pausing an equal length of time, rings again north ¢ ia designed to meet the measures 24x24 in., and the This intermittent ringing continues for 15 min- demand for an up-to-date passen We've belges ranhere to ” trance of surplus stock, Theas nwa, ben turned legs are braced by a utes. Face of clock is 4% Inches in diameter ger for this trade. The‘boatdm "etuctions are close to the prices they're paid 1 rash pon ee dover lent shaped lower shalt. Cloth is well tnade g24 Bickel plated on the out will be built this summer $3.00 NECKWEAR AT $1.50 Bc NECKWEAR AT 250 Tc LINEN CLOTHS 35e edged with ruf efi undsome Point Venine and Irish | New atyles jus 1, in Fane 7 5 Regular price $2 special side, Regular price $1.5 De Serene ong Handsome Point Venine and ir tlie dg ta ona agey say Rafe dove on cc Algae: otal Saal ; ial ae Price today and tomorrow and tomorrow, each an consul at Christiania han tiful petterna, rich desigr irs Ghd OU pete ond ak | onan chothe cnt deer eee f 000 yee Orereeee errseeces . $1.25 n a note from the Nor heavily embroidered styles Windsor and four hand ata 1 beautiful floral and kallines, — —E m forming him of pn Hill 4 ‘ ape - be at pee 1 y made fig jesigna, othe finished lengthe of 1 t php Drapery Department Specials for Today and Tomorrow we i looking taward|g AFAP shades; worth $2.00, mination; arth | Srawnwark borders, worth 42 | and designs to choowe trom dae th we at B5e the chance you been wait i Bla n has been taken at 2.00 VEILS AND DRAPES Qc ‘$1.00 NECKWEAR AT 50c. gs bn pony a en Tikallines | Washington. | endy-to-Wear Face Velle and | New styles just rec 35c STAMPED CENT 1ECES o a me = 4 Fancy Cushions 68c Each $1.50 and $1.75 Lace Cur- | 10c Brass Exten | iat ber in beautiful gat lS ig bond e ER PIECE at a fraction their “y; | I IELD, Nin, J 3.—| We After 7, PRING} ) ®., June 28 ferns, " color y Silk Values 124% and These Cushions are suitable for tains $1.00 a Pair 4 for 25c ne tathe wataeeh taker prakaneal Preaen l Somelltehen te Lacan oug ‘ s re per yard Ge use in camps and canoes or 6 | There are n different pat ito tt . ubmit all the olde bord plain oF lar and Cuff § r I xtra @ 8c Swis 100e—2 yards porches. They are filled with terns these Curtains, in | These are Rod: tt en gt = out of het rounds, lengths to 2% patterns, — fine at 1 w F r Sw , best quality silk flows and white, ecru and Arabian color ex@nding from 20 to 54 in. in f bill to Governor Deneen, to $3.00) VEIL® AND DRAPES iso tt se eee, eee Dutt oh, f about come in a large assortment of | Regular prices $1.50 and $1.75 | length. Regular price 10c each bitrator, who atop ia me Ready-Mad chi wc. ee _ terns covers. Special price today | per pair: special today and special today and tomorrow to be f } Hat Drapes, ir $2.00 NECKWEAR AT 98c 35c BUREAU SCARFS 19¢ 18¢ per i, t : and tomorrow, each G8¢ | tomorrow, a pair $1.00 four lor Zhe PP ee = Fanaa ke eabeiedl ity libert Venine Lace Collars, in fin ' op j . | s ” pe ms “ le sole, Chantilly ty r 1 t ed ir t e we av of the New Paria ho arrested # cide oeher obeibine ere net with t 1 border After ya ] me f ’ go by Sergeant McDosald Hid colors, hematitched o . 18x t 196 4 Comotaye Complete $2.04 We oh lay deat : Credit 1 Patrol Dor Crandall and t lered de . La I abels for Honseferaioners lit Burkman, who heard the “touchina’t $4.00, at . Be | this se ’ rday nome Pp ; preserve®, stor » Michael Mulroy and * Over 400 printed 1@ " (INCORPORATED.) ’ nt , ' tennis 7 iF ctcasnadion \eiaks ; ; . 19¢ n testimony. Mulroy, the police sayy WHAT! } MING TO THE CONCER YOU'LL BE SORRY : $A for cards ja econd Ave. Madison and Spring Sts. Second Ave. Madison and Spring Sts. §.°'", ' etl Ph Atter 7 ae “=: Phenomena argainsin aces °2 Sine harged with grand larceny. Mule ~~ 12¢ |roy claims to have lost $70 or more Envelopes After 7 Ty | ? Gra 1 RAGULEYV’'’S CORNE RHE To Portlawd Exposition. ee | oN. P. excursion n will lewve veattle, 28 splendid scenes After | Seattle at 7.30 a Friday, Jane | eee . The All Day Saturday Extra Special i wativawe ee Think of bargains in Laces and Embroideries with the world falling over staelf to get them at reg- | Extension Window arte vip |@ . ular prices! } 7 ng and du All Tooth Powder. The N st Styles . ches, worth 25¢ All Tooth Pastes. EACH 12 1-2c In Men's Bott and Stiff Hate to belie 2° GMRROIDERIES tite te LACES AND BANDS 150 |750 AND $1.00 RUFFLINGS 250 FP a y . Fine Nainsook and Cambric Bm- | Fine Oriental and Net Top Edges | Liberty si miiinehinn Se 3 Mowers. Alt Toothy Liquids. found ta the city at B, HM, Bropke & broidery gen and Insertions | and Insertions—Point de Paris | “and Yonee Ne at vind e Cuiter Lawn Mo oo inched All Talcum Powders. Co, 1871 24 Ave. s styles, showy pat- | lace edges and insertions, Point | able for ail kinke ee etme grade 1m vy pindes of best 4 f “uth : strong cloth Venise and batiste applique aiahimen seemed Fn po tting blades & tf spondith elk Cer” Seem. 2 FOR 25c Te Portland Exposition. and good edges, assorted widths | gations in extra quality, ch re ak ee ce high wheels, light $1.00 Ty mark Packers Tar Soap. P. excursion train will deave to 10 i worth to 25¢ at styles, white, butter and ecru, ing, black, white end cream Worth regularly $1.0% ling” on silver. at 7.90 a, m. Friday, June m 12%0 | assorted widths, worth to 0c, at] worth to $00 ate eho | al after 7 . a. on acaktion pause Only two of each to one cyatemume, 4ia¥ Only $5.00 for the round tri 5@c EMBROIDERIES 190 | we oe | | roilet Paper, Good quality Ee ~ sular price & 8TO ” ot * Handsome Nainsook Swiss and BANDS 160 500 TRIMMING BRAID ite paper Rogular Pp " ae fee ne FRED OBLIVERY, BOTH PHGNES 982 Camric Bmbroidery Edges and | %¢ LACES AND ad Attor 7, 9 rolls for ..- - Insertions—In corset cover and | Antique and Cluny Bands and Tn- | Assorted Styles in Plain or Fancy | xtra Plated Silver Teaspe ny skirt patterns, some with bead- | sertions—Point de Paris gnd Trimming Braids—Bands and! warranted worth $2.00 dozen, ing top, all with wide embroid- | Normandy Valenciennes, | lace guimps, silk, mohaip, and Per At ml, cach .. be ie - base seh. rea Rialgne In open Work of | edges. and Insertions, «Pol | sian Sands, straight, agrnentine | 4, AC Pruitt Jang ee iaip Bat blind patterns,” well worked | nd batiste beh gh Ns and ondule patterns, sole colors, porcelain lined caps. Pitt foo bath ° edges, fgg cloth, assorted widths and galoc in good quality a and mbinotions, also jg eens DEO Ea ‘Kia! 0 ihe worth to 60c, at} sorted widths; worth to whit nd their eombin etal after 7, dozen . sien 652 are BARE ta ‘SHOP, . bed “ae eS ee testes " ations, worth to 50c, at ..,19e | Quaris, special after 7, dORgR IT First