The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 28, 1905, Page 8

——Wikt OP woman? = WAKE UPI Youxe wa Sue STORE — TAS ASAT TNE POOL rae TRANS CVING C68: DULIRIUME TREMENS GneRyY ay, vay ow, 2 , THINK A Wel 4-4 SHwor A CHAPTER FROM THE LIFE OF EVERETT TRUE WATS Te , MATTER witry THE § nked hy I mald that their loyalty to him In hin time of ted that the y of the Chris take #till lived rh Chrintie ge and cor burned at ¢ atrengthent eg tand by martyrs suffering f justice ‘ Close Call | Tom STAIN NEARLY KILLED AS/ RESULT OF DIVE IN SHAL- LOW WATER a tailor, Hes at Provi paralyzed from his ard as @ result of a dive which he made at the beach at Weat y afterno firet a trentle, 1 shock that p ned every | hin body ow the neck, | hous, | dence hospital into three | ety He feet Ing a Jumped head of water from and rendered him un He made the dive with @ friend, | | who was not hurt, It was not sup. | | posed that Stain, who t# a good nd | swimmer, Was injured, and men women in the party with whom he wan, luding his wife, playfully Jucked hie head under water as be Pile: lay face downward on its surface ; Charley Beckingham, atertaining vaudeville spec-jent of all Mr. Taylor's plays yet) cow rity commissioner, who ATTHI ETHEA es sean in Seattle In a loug time. | presented here. It is the intention! had seer accident, came to the The ¢ are the three Kuhns with a/of the author-manager to star Miss jusion that there was some ovel musical stun the Prent #| Aileen May in this drama The) thing wrong, and Btain, who waa by | with a strong comivo-acrobatic| Taylor company has held the boards/ that time nearly dead, v picked RRARA AA AARK RA ARAS Hct, and a song, danee and talking}at the Third avenue theater for) up and taken to a bath house, It * *% | specialty by McNish and White-| practically thirteen weeks, and dur-| was two hours or more before the #& AMUSEMENTS MONDAY. x/|head. Then there are a host of|ing all this time has drawn large) man was revived. Pinally Dr, Bories * = % | fairly good musical numbers ex-| audiences, tn spite of the summer] was called and had him removed to % Seattle Theater—“The Wise #| ploiting popular airs | weather, Patrons of melo-drama! Providence hospital j ® Guy * The burlesque acts, without/ will welcome the company back Dr. Bortes be on Stain will re ® Star The New Vaude- #| rhyme, reason, plot or consistency | again at any time they may choose! cover, His head is clear, He has a ® ville Bill ®\are hurled at the audience with a) to come, | famntly *® Pantages Theater—Johbn L. #/| fire and snap that never lets a per-| ——— | - ® Sullivan and Vaudeville. *%/son get weary. There is horse-piay The program at the Star promises| *# TARA AAKAKARAAR AAA * # | of the knock-down and drag-out va-| to be very interesting this week, as * RAR RAA AR RERAAR/ riety, humor, broad, spontaneous) every number te a feature It con KNABENBSHUE SEES NO ® _ land infectious, wit, piquant and rib-| Slats of the three Diericx brothers, FUTURE VALUE IN * “THE W auy” ickling. There are choruses tune-| German acrobats; Rome, Mayo and THE AIRSHIP * A forty week's war on grouches|fu! and casy-swinging. There are | Juliet. burlesque minstrels; Onslow ® NEW YORK, Aug A* Was inaugurated at the Seattle thea-/Soubrets and Het girls, many|and Garnet, in a comedy sketch; | * Roy enshue, the Ohio ® ter, Sunday night, by Field Marshal | and prettily gowned, and the whole| Ida Russell, comedienne; Steve ® seronaut, in the hero of * Martell in command of * Brig-| Production is rounded out with ap-|nings, the man with the cane * York. Hie succe: flights in ® ediers.” hostilities opening with a|Propriate scenery fresh from the| Thomas W. Ray, who sings a now) ® his airship have taken the town ® flourish of martial music by the la-| Painter's bridge | tlustrated song, together with the| * by storm. But he is pessimis * dies’ orchestra followed by a three| Men should sew their vest but-|starascope with new pictures, which|® te over the airships future # houre’ incessant fire of 13-inch lyd-|tons on tight, and women shouldn’t| brings this {nteresting bill to a| * utility ind, * dite shells of mirth and frivolity, |lace their corsets too snugly when | close. |® “You can say one thing for # its ive wee well-clmed ond dit |they visit the Seattle theater this ; — | @ me, and that i# that the air- & ed by Edmond Hayes, “The Wise/ Week for accidents would surely | Wilton Lackaye and company will) ® ship is never going to have ® Gey.” And when the monster au-jbappen. You just can't help laugh-| Present “The Pit" at the Grand|® any commercial value. On the & dience retreated home there wasn't |‘ Jopera house next Friday and Sat-| * a fellow can judge cur- # a long face in the bunch. urday nights; and “Trilby” at the) ® rents and figure out from the # The burleeque seasof in Seattle,| Before an audience which packed | Saturday matines. The sale of seats| # clouds what le coming to him. © & novelty, by the way, in these|the Third ave thea’ inday | Will begin on Wedncoday morning. | % Wit in the we tae You * parts, could scarcely have opened | night, (he Chas. A. Taylor company ere & ior Bead ems Sadbrgy pallrapa G Mere propitiously and if the first/of players closed their long engage sample is any criterion of what is po a ‘and bid good-bye to Setae THROWS BOQUETS AT * ee Oe <r : year,|* the there will be few vacant seats in the! coming the balance of ‘The White Tigress of Japan” was) the play used with which to close nd possibly no better cholce could Beattie theater till the house is HIS CONGREGATION | | TOKIO, Aug 2% guard stations, Zh Two Russian ret and Lagar darkened next June. |have been made, as when this play oba, situated on the Amuf Fiver, The “Wise Guy” consists, as do| was presented some weeks ago, it CHICAGO, 2%.—In his ser-| were destroyed Sunday by @ de-/| all well-reguiated offerings of the! wax received with much enthy mon from ot the Beldon hmeat of troops sent out by Rear) kind, of two acts, between which is by patrons of the theater Avenue Baptist church yesterday.) Admiral Kateoka. The stations bad sandwiched an ollo of some of the| the best written, and most consist-| the exonerated pastor, Myron W.' recently bean reinforced. Beginning next Saturday this store resumes its As was the case last year, we have, in order to obtain the Lot No. 3---Special at $2.65 a Pair price until next Wednesday night, a pair 65 stock of medium-priced Dinin ‘on Table pictured below ar To create added interest in our regular prices the Buffet and E This Regular $40.00 Buffet 7.15 of solid oak in finish. Is of strictly Mission design, havi Made ered weath g dou ble door cabinet above with glass in doors and sides. Top of base measures 22x48 inches small drawers drawer base « aining two and one large below which there is a double cabinet with glass panels in doors. The regular price of this Buffet is $40.00; spe today and tomorrow door clad Comple’s Credit H eusefurnishere—-FREDERICK © N ELSON (ine.)—-Complete Hetel aad Club Furnishers, Special Sale of Newly- Arrived Lace Curtains lowest poss! tm excess of that actually needed to carry us through until another season. Last year’s special Lace Curtain « at the beginning of the fall Season, which was held to reduce the Lace Curtain stock to its normal condition, met wi b a hearty reception that we have determined to take the same method of disposing of this season's surplus. The fact that our Drapery stock room is ov rowded and there are more Deaperies on the way is another reason for announcing this special Lace Curtain sale at the present time. To begin with we have taken Lace Curtains selling regularty up to $4.75 a pair and divided them into four lots as follows Lot No. 1---Special at 75c a Pair —_ Lot. No. 2 “Special at $1. 60 a Pair White and Ecru Nottingham Lace Curtains regular price | White, Eeru and Arabian Lace © t - $1.00 a pair, special until next Wednesday night, a pair The of patterns; regular price ¢ ® pair night, a pair White, Ecru. Ivory and Arabian Lace Curtains The assort ment includes Nottingham, Cabie Net, Corded Arabian and Fine Cab Curtains in Cluny Pattern, Rogular price Imitation Cluny Curtains regularly priced at 0 a pair pectal $4.75 a pair; special price until next Wednesday night, a pair Two Attractive Furniture ty for Today and Tomorrow customary Saturday closing how contracted for a le prices quantity of Lace Curtains considerably 83.50 A the fo they have arrange ial prices lowing become two-day unusual Furniture values—at th we specials bargains This $16.00 6-Foot Exten- sion Table $10.75 lid Oak Pedestal Extension Table, finished golden or weathered Top measures 42 in. square when closed, and extends to @ ft. in length. Regular price $16.00 today and tomorrow pecial price 810.75 Regular Price $16.00 Seattle Agency | for the Round Oak Heater a8, 1905. THIS 18 “CHILDKE WEEK AT YOUR Recorded Strong statement, that! But true as the needle to the pole, Eve of the dollar stands our future, We repeat—"the below-quoted pri ed in Seattle for enuamelware of equal merit,” No need to nay @ to take a #0 price, and the quality Is above rep Hotel kee tauranteurs—every body. who need. come In tomorrow and let w every statement tn this, or an We print of ten hund: ENAMEL STEEL WARE RINS- | ENAMEL STEEL WARE TEA ING PANS 250 KETTLES 4% 0 doxen Brittiant Ena 62 canes Brilliant Br Ware Sat, Rinsing I | Ware ‘Tea Kettles always Sc. In the Bon lly nize, worth always Always Musy Basement t where & In the Hon row, each abe Always Busy Bawement row ENAMEL STEEL WARE 6-QT ENAMEL STEEL WARE 2-QT, PRESERVING KETTLES 23 PUDDING PANGS Ile rt Brilliant Enare 19 cane Briiant Enamel Steel In th waye mo 1s ye Bury Marche's * 23¢ nt tomorrow, ea ENAMEL STEEL WARE 2-QT.| ENAMEL STEEL WARE COv- COFFEE POTS 230 ERED BUCKETS 15¢ 6 oe t-quart Brilliant b mel 12 ssen Lirilliant Enamel Steel Ware “ vered Buckets worl t 2c. In the Marehe’s Always Busy Always Busy ment tomorrow Lhe rilliant Enamel Steel Ware very where ways Busy Basement tomor Teap rth ¢ yts, 1 quart THIS 18 “CHILDREN’S WEEK" AT Women's Night Robes, made of good quality flanelette, Mother Hubbard style, turn down col lar and band cuff, trimmed with pink or blue teazledown price B0e Women's Night Robes, made of fannelette, in pretty striped ef fects or plain white, turn down flow bu collar and blue or pink euft of plain nhole stitched with white price .. he omen's Night Robes, made of excellent quality fMannelette in very pretty stripes, pointed yoke, turn down collar and turn back cuff, of plain blue or pink, edged with torchon lace; price 85¢ | er THIS 18 “CHILDRE Embroidertes ar le. They bust nese in Laces: mall lots in this Augu So tre seemingly row if you Se, WORTH TO 200 10e, WORTH TO 35e. | A fine assortment of Cambric E ve Lace Apt broldery Edges . : ea ® Ken, A Swis bla Edges tions ! tal Up to af edger that w ‘ to Oe per ya 5 19, WORTH TO 75e Silk : Edacs 11 From 2 rk edges that t 1 appliqued, ver worth t price ly Uncle Sam Orders Cost Work From Famous Solid Carfoad of Enamelware At Smallest Prices Ever word, ¥ etorced | Brown, Foxy ‘oach mple Siman. * or ure Hable to need, enamelware | and Gaston and ¢ other, part of our a4 See the Indian War nee ENAMEL STEEL WARE TEA-POTS 190. YOUR STORE on’t Be Chilled Nights Wrapped Up in | These Warm, Fleecy Undergarments — Rather a waste of time to think of making these things at home. Qur little prices save you money on the COST of a garment without taking into consideration the bother and worry 8S WEEK” AT YOUR STOR Great “Doings” in Laces and Embroid- eries Again Tuesday re net Sculptor #TORD CHILDREN’S WEEK AMUSEMENTS. | Professor Lamb’s Marionette Show Magic and Fun 4 Ww tch Happy Airship Ascension, Trapeze ing Act, Serpentine Danc many other interesting features ENAMEL STEcL WARE SAUCE PANS 126 Bir arte arace IT’S FREE Bring the children *” ENAMEL STEEL WARE 4-QT. enjoy It, too. Laugh your BERLIN KETTLES 250. Brilliant ¥ el Bteel t. Frequent intervals, 10 to 3 2 to 6, Music 60 . Toyland—Second Floor Busy Basement ENAMEL STEEL wane 10-QT. CO WAI ST WATER PAI ye = ~ toc cases Brilliant Enamel Stoel a PROTECTOR Wore 10-qu Wat Pa ; be. In the Bon Marche's A ‘What the “Apron isto the Skirt" The**Maco is to (he Waist” ways Busy It appeats 10 Al ive In the Bon Marche's Price 25 and So Cente, Women’s Night Robes, the very best quailty fl in out sizes, 60 inches long v wide and full, collar, yoke | S& furore, and cuffs trimmed with finish OE ron Wontent ing braid; price 9Re | Women's Night Robes, made of choice quality of flannelette, in NUMBER OF POINTS dainty stripes, turn down collar OF RARE EXCELLENCE, and turn back cuffs, edged with THE MOST wen er orien nn ae PRONOUNCED BEING Women’s Night Robes, made SUPERIOR FIT AND EXCEEDINGLY SWELL APPEARANCE. very best flannelette, kimono or Mother Hubbard style, blue and cream or pink and cream soots stripe, trimmed with plain | pink or bine, these garments ar nches long and good and 9250 AND $3.00 oe $1.50 on this season ugh that there better come 98, WOTRH TO $1.50, Women's Fancy Lace Collars—In nt de Venise and Battenberg t, th 9c, WORTH TO $2.00 white, cream and ecru to ‘a ohchan akan “me select from, round and pointed gate . pretty opéenwork patterns. Shite ana = n $1.60 each, sale price nise Laces in white, ecru and - 98e¢ . full 18 hes gr 19e, WORTH 50c. w : pe Al Chiffon Velling—Full 18 yard, sale pr O8e | inches wide, in plain and fancy 76e, WORTH $1.25. o da puntelike Bee é « { ots, suitable for ~ - 1 w Bory wont ~ 4 y i fac iis, worth ed pretty pat m, very 7 edith 19¢ Q nelect fr 50c, WORTH 75e. 15e, WORTH TO 35¢ A Poe eae ae Aft . t of Oriental Lace aus eae f 4 elties, plain fe rs o wide with or without : ‘ t ¢] white and colors, worth top penwork at yard, sale price .......50€ worth t price 25e, WORTH 35¢. 5¢ | women's Fine Swiss Handker 10e, WORTH 25c hiefa—With pretty embrold w P hite I " ere ne to t from, kerchiet With \& h . oF All nize h & inck ure } onditic i very sheer t finis th ‘ ¢ worth each, ONE KILLED; SIX HURT There star CBr “ 1 of the , ft geulptor who has perma ne H 1 xe e J LOGANSPORT, Ind., Aug. 28. meatiy in this Ww b won Mye pres fc, ONS me s eteee of fine ng in clay,| of f y b A Panhandle excursion train fre wortraying cupid Youth and| p leln im tte king Wigor of We standing | the works of art ¢ Cincinnati was deratied here early triumphantly in an arch of native| buildings at the exposit sa time when Joe ted | this morning trees, hops and grains for which the| P reget reeling Uo Pram a used Cedar-rive t Fireman Walter Everman, o' etmte fa known abroad. and carry eee pet h | Gee a “on late years Cincinnati was killed, an enginee tag in hie arms a baske Al, Gediests! hd wumbek aa diaane# ne t) Patrick Grady, was probably fatally w ne differen wits: r i ‘or 2 king | hurt ‘ive other sit ™ cg a ae Le emus ite A. ag Siete pi cuties m ure, Five others were slightly in although Washington is still young, | bis works being the Jubilee fountain | up . - “ whe abundant resources t uke} at Plymouth, Eng i the foun 1 eht to the fact} _ All members of the iN A great state | tain at Hongkong that Port T Sexton man’s Relief Corp: 5 As soon as Sculptor Barrett fi He was asked by the McKinley |q wate tem of its ow will spend Tuesday, with Mrs. Myers ishex the model of the “Washington | Memorial association to submit @] came te with the and hor dai Mrs. Aura Put- Fruit Boy,” a# he often calle it, he | model tor the MeKinley Met al ming sainted with home, 2609 Ward will ptart to work on a mc monument, but wa busy with | used for drinking » ¢ expected to attend and the statue of Joso Rizal, the famou her work at the time cept the | got himself and empt t «| Oring refvest ments writer, patriot und poet of the Phil. | offer le fir In any ev — ippines, whom congress has de idea }bad example to set for tt r to honor placing a life-size rep e Py rT end generatt or J a driven Manila, He was spective of its source, particu INCLUDING BED ALL NIGHT. recently by the war depart this time whe e Pe . ment of inaular affairs to submit a| peble are tine 66: t Heady’s Barber Shop patriot, not to cost leas than $60,000, sympathy to Joe Kuhn, of Port | mat ¥ years of total abetin and Washington { Pie is _— ae