The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 1, 1905, Page 3

Cash Stren’ Credit Sale of Office Furniture Is Now in Progress Every plece of Office Furniture ia the store ia reduced tn price there is an Office Desk and Chair male in progress now that is by far the most important in northwestern store history Two ca son's clean-up” purchased by us at barely fae tory cost ion of the sale—and you'll find many money saving n every size and style of Office Furniture here ¢ Single Pedestal Roll Tiee Desk, made of solid » color, hand pol finish large book drawer and three aller ones above, oo a sappe a No. 0889-—-Flat Top Desk, solid soe aa 30 inches deep golden oak, hand polished; has and @S inches high. Price. om center drawers A naan ‘. pedestals; every drawer pe $20.00 fectly fitted. Price Same style, 50 inches bigh with 60-inch sise $16.00 one extra row of pigeon holes 65-inch # 820.00 F) BL1.75 60-inch size $24.00 JUDGE FRAT. COUPLE GOOD ADVICE “This court is going to give you) that if this man does stil! retain an two folks a little personal advice affection for this women, it might Blong with the official warning of be hard for him to #tay away from the court. It is too bad that, when | ber and refrain from tatking to her People get married they cannot get But the personal advice of thi slong together without trouble, but! court to you, Mr. Hendryx, is to try | M's still worse when they agree to] to rid yourself of that affection. It | separate they cannot let each other/i# an order and a warning of this) Blone. but have to come up bere| court that you let your wife alone, | and get out restraining orders to/ and the court adds ite personal ad Protect themselves from each other.” | vice that the sooner you shake the Judge Frater was addressing WU-| thought of this woman from your | Bam Hendryx and Elsie Hendryx,| mind, the better it will be. Ris wife, who, pending the bearing| Tears started from the eyes of the ef the divorce case the wife Insti-| pretty pinintiff as she heard her) futed, have become entangled fn | husband advised to forget her, and | some restraining order and contempt Judge Frater addressed himseif to Proceedings, Mrs Hendryx claims) ber | hat her husband had insisted wpon| “And as to Mra Hendryx,” said Ranging around « restaurant where) he, “if her husband has become #0 | She worked and bothering ber with | Gistaxteful to you, It ts of course Im. | Bis affections, eo that she had to! possible for you to continue In wed- give up her job. She also claims | lock with him. It is to be deplored | that he bothers her at her own home| that things happen this way ni the furniture of which, she says, be| While this court believes that a cou-| @eeded to her as ber share of the | ple cannot get Into trouble and sep- Property whens they separated.| arate without some fault on both Hendryx claims be owns & part of sides, it is sometimes impossible to) the property and he means no harm| Overcome an aversion, and if this to his wife. | man has become so distasteful to “It appears to the court,” -} You that it makes you unhappy to tinued Judge Frater, “that this man | even have him about, the best thing still has some love for his wife, and| for you, too, is to shake yourself ‘under such a condition some of his| free from your Ues with him and actions are natural. The court has | forget hi | Ro personal experience of a like kind; The merite of the case. and the to judge from, bet i but it would seem | @ivorce proceedings, will be heard | next Tuesday Fall Styles “Monarch” Shirts| , eee eeeeeeeee All kieds, only $1.00 each, at mt Brooks &@ Co. oo: tndave = °** | @ SEATTLE MAN GETS FORTUNE Charles Fritchie, proprietor of the Manly livery stables 2100 Western, is a lucky man Thursday morning he was in formed that an uncle from whom he bad heard nothing for 25 years, had died and left himself and six brothers and sisters a fortune amounting to $2,000,000. Fritchie says he will remain in Seattle and continue in the Hivery business, but will short ly go to Germany for & brief visit, Fritchie is married and has one daughter ER GIVES ‘ Tourrsts’ Gucunclan ‘The ideal short trip for tourtets te to the U. S navy yard and batth ships. The Puget Sound navy yard fa the largest on the Pacific coast. Fast steamers leave Pier 2 at 9 and 30 a. m; 1:15, 2:30 and 4:30 pom Fare. round trt TEAS AND COFFEES At wholesale prices. Tomorrow | . Saturday R OBBER Y . | | Ge Teas ......... 49¢ 3 | ° * * * *) * *! ect Peete eeeee tees eteeeee eee eee eee eee ee Se Teas “Pasa-Key Jim,” the daylight bur- Be * es - giar who bas been plying his trade = S oe a for the past two weeks, entered the | Coffees .. back door of Mra. ©. Frear, 207 We Coffees .. Brandon, about 5 o'clock Tharsda Be Coffees afternoon and helped himeelf to about $200 worth of jewelry | i = —_ TEA & COFFEE CO. | The Ladies’ Aid Society of the} Asbory M. EB. church will give an/ $21 GECOND AVENUE. Mear Madison Street fee cream and musical social Pri-| day night in the church, corner Fortieth and Whitman. | hiatal | Suggestive therapeutics is not} confined to the treatment of dis eases alone. By this method public speakers and singers are taught | self possession, and a command for | ready memories, bashfu. men and women are made courageous. Thus | it will be seen that this new science reaches far beyond practice of med leine with drugs. ose ERNST BROS.INC 506-505 PIKE ST. Always Sanitary | ‘That's what we claim and are daily proving for our Steel Garbage Barrels are HAND MADE and are the most substantial and on the market. We make them exactly to your giving any size, style, shape or weight barrel required are extra heavy on our garbage barrels, as it is in ‘these shall last for years and yet be as good as new. Name and Address Free We make no extra charge for stamping your name and ad- | Gress in the steel sides of the can. You are thus insured | against possible joss. Price, each— ~ $2.00, $3.00, $3.50 and $4.50 ‘Won't you call and inspect them? We are always glad to Naor see caven around our store whether you wish to purchase or Bot ROTH PHONES 1168. THE SEATTLE STAR—FRIDAY, SEPT. 1, 1905 GREAT HOUSECLEANING SALE Thin mle dar a decided purpowe, camety, to cle out absolutely and fieally odds and ends, floor Samples, shelf mumples, showcwn samples and window samples ‘These representing a year's accumulation have become more er lens shopworn, dusty, dingy and tarnished, and, though in this FIT & eondition, are uninjured and qui use The bargains offered are stupevdous and we make them af Positively Cost and Less Here’s a Few Specials From Each Department STOVE DEP'T RANGES. 1 only, No. S18 “Paultiess,” art malleable, regular $57.00, to some lucky customer $33.00 1 only, 0-18 Chicago Malleabie Steel Range, $65.00, a snap for $419.50 1 only, M. & D. Double Oven Hotel and Steamboat Range, 12 lids, extra heavy, regular $166.00, lees than cost $110.00 1 No. 8144 New Century Steel Range (Snyder & Baker), regular $20.00, lens than cont £20.00 2 only, No. $15 Eureka EconomyStert Range, with i Tenervour regular $45.00, to close out quick 28.00 Hesides these great specials we will sell 24, samples only, Wrought Steel Ranges which bave been used by our salewman and window dreaser—all uninjured and fit for immediate use HEATERS. 4 No. 11 Banquet Oakes (commonly sepia ma Round Oak beaters) ular $6.50; a snap for... $4.25 No. 12 Banquet Oaks (commonly koowa a# Round Oak heater) regular $7.75; now No, 13 Bonny Hot Biaste; regoter $14 now sale price Mo. 16 Bonny Hot Hiaet; regular $12.00; mule price . No, 12 Ceotury Hot Hisst, regular $12.00; now $ No. 15 Homp Hot Blast, regular $17.09; gale price No, 12 Hemp Het Blast; regn’ar $12.60 os No. 14 Aerial Hot Blast; regular $123.60; ale price No. 16 Majestic Hot Blast; regular $18.76; sale price . No. 21 Wilson Heater; regular $4.50 sale price No. 23 Wilson Heater; regular $4.50; sale price No. 22 Aster Heater; regular $9.00; male price No, .20 lone Heater; regular $7.50; sale price No, 24 Imperial Air Tight lar $12.60; sale price No. 31 New Victor, (low draft) regular $8.25; eale price 86. No. 24 New Victor, (low draft) regular $9.76, sale price $7.50 No. 28 New Victor, (high draft) regular $16.60; sale price e : $11.00 Besides the above well known and reliable heaters which we are closing out we have on wale 63 floor samples of our reqular Hines more or less tarnished, some slightly rusty—but ALL UNIN JURED. Bo. 2 Gasoline Stoves, regular $4.50, now Xo. 1 D Gasoline Stoves, regular $6.00, now No. 1 BK Gasoline Stoves, regular $1.00, now No. 2, Blue Flame Oil Stove, regular $7,50, now No. $12 Blue Flame Ot) § ular $7.00, now No. 362 Blue Flame Oi ular $4.00, now No. | B Blue Flame Ol! Stove, regular $3.60, now No. 252 Blue Flame Ol! Stoves, regular $10.76, now No. 453 Blus Fiame Ol! Stove, regular $12.00, now No Blue Flame Ofl Stoves, regular $12.00, now No. 1 Oven, regular $1.25, now No. § Oven, regular $2.60, now No. 9 Oven, regular $3.50, now LAUNDRY STOVES No. 18 Rex, regular $5.00, now No. 8 Tug, regular $5.50, now No. 15 Taylor, regular $19.00, now No. & Trilby, regular $6.00, now Besides 47 Standard make Oak Stoves, slightly shopworn IN THE HARDWARE DEP’T We will dispose dda and ends and shelf samples in Hammers, Baws, Squares, Yankee Drills, Screw Drivers, Hatchets, Pocket Knives, Scissors, Tools of all kinds, Locks and Builders’ Hardware of all descriptions For instance, one lot of Klondike Picks, regular $1.50, selling now for 35e HOTEL’ BAKERS’ AND RESTAURANT DEP’T We particularly emphasize the genuine bargains that can be picked up in this department, comprising everything imaginable in this line. The entire lower floor will be devoted to a display of these samples, all of which will be marked im plain figures. Take your choice, pay your money and the bargain is yours, No trouble, No unnecessary waste of time. The assortment comprises Heavy Retinned Ware, Sauce Pans, Beating Bowls, Mixing Bowls, Colanders, Japanned Fish Kettle Bakers’ Rolling Pins, Meat Choppers, Meat Saws, Hotel Ladies, Egg Beaters, Skimmers, Moulds, Kettles of ali makes, Bakers’ Bladen, Swab Poles, Pie Pools, Pie Fillers, ete., etc. All selling at actual cost or less and positively staple standard goods rere tre ttt tt ee SUNDRIES ; Such as Garden Hose, Lawn Mowers, Ice Cream Freezers, Pumps, Gasoline Stoves, Gas Plates, Radiators, Door Mats GARDEN TOOLS All these are included, marked in plain figures and forced to clean out F SNEDICT’S AND W. H. ROGERS AT ONE-HALF REGULAR PRIC SILVERWARE AND TEA 8 TO CLEAN OUT. Lighting Fixtures, Mantels, Fireplaces, Fire Sets, Andirons, All Included iu Housecleaning Price Reductions CONDITIONS OF SALE All goods except mantels and lighting fixtures, cash only, Mantels and fixtures, one-half cash at time of sale, balance on delivery. As all the articles mentioned will be sold at coat or leas the actual cost of the delivery will be charged, excepting mantels and fixtures, or, should you prefer, you can é0 your own deli ing. Positively no exceptions to this rule. Store Open Saterdays Tal 10 m, During Sale ! MGW v ore UCatii& =~} Latest | | Patterns pAb inal al ! Fall Suits | WEUABLE GOOnS ONL Sale of Silk Waists Greatest Bargains We Hawe Ever Offered at $3.75 | Biptich New Bile Woiste-¢h6 tampto ne of a Mew York mon t w 1h tmarrmy & be (deo Lall (Deir real telue. You 1 c Ww ram thare srairmeif of (be truth af (bie wiatement | . anh * ee € ave | voad © more bao me and . hall ask foo the dode of ff Caloe, Peau de Cygoe, Pe ° and gar el, «id rome *, green and t * c * Aly en walnt he va Boys’ School Suits We bave a most complete ans ' Sulte—Blouse for the little sits fe the larger boys—Sults of eve boys aed sult them tomorrow. Pri 49 t | VERY SPECIAL TOMORROW. Boys’ Handsome Tweed Sults, worth $2.50 ¢ n sale at #1. SI. on Hosiery Section Boys’ $3.00 Tweed Suits, on sale at Men’s Specials Saturday—the great day for the men of Ar ant place on Saturday. Espe- the family, Note the good va’ we've | clally important tomorrow, when you'll need “ to buy the Children’s School Hose. We H brought out for husbands, brothers sons | boa4 the list with the best school stocking and fathers tomorrow te Americ Men’s Hose, of fast black cotton, with dou Black Cat Stockings—Made of best quality ble heels and toes, good 15c values, 4 pairs fast black cotton, with triple knees, doable & purchaser at, « pair 10¢ toes and heels, very strong, very elastic, Men's Negligee Shirts, of solid blue or gray extra heavy ribbed for boys, finer ribbed chambray, a new arrival and the biggest for girle—take no substitutes from apy Shirt bargain you've ever seen this year one—"Black Cats” are the best, there can ot : whe be no better, there are none as good, the price, a pair Men's Flanoel tte Night Shirts, full cut Piackck Wetee ton ekaiiven an ale ee eee ee ee wide and narrow ribbed, with double fete ae arena values, . apes "e5e heels, toes and knees, and fast black, » — ¢ pair ‘ izke A Men's Alaska Shirts and Drawers, of heavy | Chiidre.s# Full Plewed Underwear, Vests. shinkable Scotch wool, every garment Pests ond Drawe priced at, upwards worth $3.00, special tomorrow at ®2.00 from, a garment zee Men's White Cambric Handkerchiefs, hem Women's Cotton Hose, full fashion, fleeced, stitched, with pretty colored borders, fast made with good ribbed tops, absolutely colors, (for Ze, or each Je fast Diack, a pair 25 | Saturday Night Bargains | Every article named in this list is worth more, and {s usually priced at more than we sball ask you for them tomorrow night. Read them over and bring the ad with you to- morrow sight. It will help you in picking ou the things you want. We are pleased to see you here Saturday evenings, especially you who find it bard to reach the place at other | | For 1@—A bundie of Japan-| For 1Q¢—One box of im-| Por 7@—Men's white Japon- times, } ned and crimped wire Hair ported Freach Wire Hair ette Handkerchiefs, with | pins, or one Chinese Irn pins, or one Turnover Col silk initials, or Men's all- wax with handle For Ze@—One dozen Safety Pins, sizes 1 and 2. or one dozen Shoe Buttons with thread foy same. For Se@-One @-inch Tape Measure, or one Spool of 500 yards of Basting Thread. For 4@—-One Zine Oller for your sewing machine, or one 2-ounce bottle of Sew lar with embroidered to For 4{@-One yard of all silk satin taffet Noa. 9 4 12, any © one all linen bemetitched Handkerchief. For 12@—One pair of satin belt Bide Hose Supporters or one Hair Brush One ebony handled or silk Midget Bow Ties, al- ways sold at 15¢ each For 25¢@—Boys'’ full fleeced irts and Drawers, sizes 24 to 34, extra heavy and our regular 35¢ grade. For 5i%e—ladies’ Night Gowns, of good quality out- ing Manne’, made in kimona or Mother Hubbard styles, pink and white or blue and ing Machine Ot! ears vat ; white, trimmed with fancy braid, never sold less than 65e For Se@-One bundle of as-| For 14@ | ported Non-Twisting Tape,| ert's No. 4 Dress Shields or one dom white or| one yard of Oriental Lace De—Women's white smoked Pearl Buttons 3 to 6 inches wide. ribbed Pants, good | For G@—One large sized cube | For 15@—One pair of good 00 value. of Black Pins, or one 200. Shears, 4 to 8 inches in 2% @—lLace Shelf Paper, ny color, in 10-yard yard spool of Linen Thread. length, or one card of three Hairpins, 4 inches long shell or white ror J 5 assorted Gol Per To~-Raty saeniet See @—School Tablets, for Kyed Needles, or one Leath-| po, t¢y——Men's 2he silk use with ink, regular 10c b | oF ein Puree shield Teck Necktie kinds. For S¢@—One extra quality) For 45@—Mon’s Handker- For 47@—Boys’ Knee Pants. Polishing Mitt. or one doren chiefs, of hemstitched white of strong heavy material superior quality Shell Hair cambrie, with hand worked just the thing for school, plas. initials, worth 25c each and really worth 65¢ a pair ” QEe—One good Wash or For fe — Children’s F 89e—Bo all-wool Bath Mitt, or one crystal-| lined Vests, size 16; size Sweaters, all sizes and all headed Hatp’ are Se each desirable colors. McCarthy Dry Goods Co. Second Ave. and Madison St. | es ee eee nN rsian ated Essence “bs Turkish Bath 50c rengihen ihe clr. THE BEST WA w Syet Dentistry at Try sea nti cin ARR a St ath cai li viation.” make “aigertion pertect and Ml INCLUDING BED ALL NIGHT. The Maker Dental Co. Big’ 2 2800ie obied peta “ Heady’s Barber Shop First and Washington * gure $0 Ma sian Med FIRST AND YE be Giobe ne oe! 4 Don’t Forget Us for i Bargains In Furniture 1 THE ‘ teense“! GLHolmesFurnitureCo. | U01-1103-1105 SECOND AVE. { | jew York Dental Parlors ja | IN THE WORLD In the MON | ARCH RANGE a you see another q “aarvival st the 1 high-class range aad is almost uni | best range manu- | factured. Seatile Stationery Co. EVERYTHING HALF PRICE And less, Absolute clearance. The Monarch comprises the good qualities of other ranges with a number of strictly exclusive features. The re- sult is all that could be desired, Every day's ase seems to make & Monarch better than ever, It is vas good after 15 or 20 years’ con- stant use as when new in so far as real ores ness is concerned, $5 CASH, $5 A MONTH BUYS A Seonanent RANGE. WE TAK® YOUR OLD RANGE AS PART PAYMENT ON A NEW, ALLOWING EVERY CENT IT 1S WORTH, Stationery office — supplies, os, pictures, art goods, 1 Prayer Books, purses, ad @ thousand usefel things Sat the. Last Day . COME PICK THE BONES. 70 ft. Shelving, Show and Fixtures for sale, Open Tonight, (The Phillips Shoe Co, will have this location hereafter.) Cases