The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 5, 1906, Page 3

| cAY THEY ARE LOSING MONEY in . % $1.60, and east of during the recent studen chang squat there le no money ot Gv. whatever we 655 of i Oe ee ting and retailing © n the place where | PHYSICIAN COMMITS SUICIDE , mm hand ce estat ely Shine agcend Pet 5 Wood Gariny the whale time ba was th se ial beh cca nia’ | iohank PRASISTODO spe real x, © fon ¢ as the amount of water supr Apa, turning to the soldier, | ing & note the he gent of . ‘ to bal it from | wee hardly guffletent for drink aad iv He's t he oxy 1 the bellef ¥ the yard, saw it | Wee of no use to demand cK YOUR BAYONEY t whould be Oslerized ' b cord, so We make / What a Complaint Brought during the roh| physietan, this morning shot a py te ‘ wo haulings, sawing Mr. ©, induced a soldier t t at dead of ntl aelf through the head, He ots, a, and off 1 Officer in charge, and 1 moved to the Habnamann ‘ere? ¥ jones | could let mand of him another } a w t by where he died in a few minute bs ee at $6 w day and better atment wa sffering from an YOU OVGHT TO HH GLA (To Be ¢ nued.) cancer by them, for with tbe are aati , é FFF Wood Must Be Kept | Lot wood | See ERE EYEE EHH Y i em tn the ¢ — i La or it tw cut] fe ’ hdd ear I not cutting ae ak fe — we uth of High lan ’ t + man ® lose predicament . and north of Hik : ating Wie money for Ale wait n for a trie * $ oe fe : 1 watint hink many | @ ene way ta aa sapteh tae the teal SURE RERHEREE ES : oe bie ce of wood on the scow will be} BY & KARSKI | Se ere $ his ey I, THE CITADEL DUNGEONS. Me rweth av? tit wivetha prisoners” are : en merely persons awaiting Your Own * Daniel Fuloramann, [inci is), ther tere bene waitne Merchant ion yy ever the tr was appointed he « . “ 0 * your fall sul 3 « fast ae cheap to wear good | Ould net and appear before the! hes ad every} ‘eurt He was charged with eon F f Hest that hu-| Sealing a sum of money, 1 met Broce an wk 1016 Second |" » a) times on the main steps, —— . . pale, with a tong be Are n » fonts untforr : * to oF from the @ = = the leet quarter of 1» We Make Al! Kinds of Window Shades. Jwhen the number of political mur ie dere began rapidly to Increase, the | Pollwe classified those charged with | this crime also as criminaix They Jare refused sight concessions enjoy ed by “politionia.” On the ¢ thetr aiked th ter “Sm sg “necret rects the a) attention guard t prisoners The “administratives” have more priviles Their celle are open during the greater part of the day so that they can call en each other They enjoy one hour's walk. Their| visitors are sepa from With plenty of books to write and work, with a chess. / board anda good number of friends, | the fife In the prison wae not so in tolerable Another Interne, Nest to the inferne some the Hotel of the stations stand the police | easements of the Warsaw citadel. | These are underground halls slong | the ramparts, and are open from | one side only, the other side and| top being red with earth | The first person whom I saw! transferred from the casements to} Paviak” wae Mr. ©. editor a Whreaw weekly, Me wae there 16 days only, but bed the x ef al man whe had spent at least 10/ months ih detention, Mr. O. spent hie whole time there om the “nary er wleeplog platform. ae) 6othe floor wan covered with mud and stagmant water. It was free ing outside, and the occupants enly some half rotten straw « the bare beards of the “nary nothing | but ge er. Mr. ¢ Make Your Own Maple Syrup It cosy, and the coet “s slight if you make it with Mapetine Just a little sugar, water and @ spoonful of :\Mapeline,” and you have the eweetest, purest syrup you ever oGt a bottle at the grooer's Draperies a Kirst ten pres home wet 1 : MH deserves © ‘Maarity given the house. Opening into parlor and dining room, its decora- ghogid harmoniae with the general color tone of these rooms Pizing wp the ball property le am easy matter if POE come here—cur variety of hall furniture and oe are lasting Strangers entering impressions from the hall. There- attention than is perhaps fully as much as any other part of t to come here at your enrliest The services of experts are at your at modest prices: ANENT WINDOW SHADE We make them product te (he beet that pemsibly can be turned The beet of cloth. the best Hartshorn rotiers and And the perhaps, a= ing workmen contribute to thin end. Prtees are wot high. efther. as we Mharged elsewhere for interior sha On Our “Dignifies” BSyetem. Cost no more than if you paid spot easb. Our assortment of the moet popular effects in large and varied. Take a Look at “The Pa cific,” Our Popular $15.00 Credit We Give You Credit. 422 PIKE STREET. It Is Impossible for Us to Write An “Ad” Today WE HAVE BEEN HED SINCE OUR DOORS WERE OPENED THIS MORNING. ON ACCOUNT OF THE GREAT GARGAINGS THAT WE ARE OFFERING FROM THE BANKRUPT GTOCK OF HELFMAN & SAMUELSON, OF BALLARO. ALL PRICES PRE- VAIL TOMORROW THE SAME AS TODAY The Fair Depart- ment Store 1513-15-17-19 BECOND AVE Pure food laws 40 net bother ue. We have always carried High Grade Wines & Liquors KEYSTONE PORT Pure 6-yvear- old California Wine per gallon ‘ 81.00 BIG FOUR Per quart 81.00 THE BRST BOTTLE WHISKY ON BARTH PPA DRDO APPA P AR Keystone Liquor Co. 1123 FIRGT AVE, Cor. Seneca. 1984, Ind, 1184, yy ERY. I. P. T. S. = over SODA WATER IPTS ER COCKTAILS |. Ta BEEF FLUI2 IN VIALS IPTS ALL LP.T. Pieere tor yourseit what it c * Phone us and we do the & Puget Sound Bottling Co. PHONES 927, 2 mi a MR ORRORS I Saw In the Phone, Main 1514 Seattle ROOSEVELT BEFORE ROBTON Oct Roosevelt paeault of =F Phone, Independent 3373 NcCARTHY'S: Reliable Store—1512 to 1522 Second Av. Many Good Reasons Why You Should Trade at McCarthy’ oe Tomorrow comfort a chill eather “The t 4 ‘ ¢, and " prises everything t e women ch } te and out. Besides goods to wear there will of ding and other things the housewife, and 3 G and Silks will also be cluded at cut prices Ever article exactly as represented, and there is positively no exaggeration of the gs offered Your money back if you want it and ne re to quote only a comparatively few. is a long one, and we have space he OUTING GOWNS 69c each Brand new gat: ments made of Choice quality leecy outings, in plain white and pink and blue stripes. Colors are absol ely fast These garments are cut extra long and full, have high or V. styled necks, and are trimmed with fancy braids The regular price is 8O¢. CHILDREN’S CAPS. 25c cach { Stvlish new Caps for boyg and girls They a@ made of famey § mixtures, serges gnd unfin apne ished Qorsteds, in plain black, navy and tfown and fancy gray effects. Some ge nimed with straps and buttonp he reg price is 35¢ cach Tpmedtrow take your pick at 25¢. INFANTS’ DRESSES. If you have a baby 59 you) will see the c advantage in this bargain Long each Dremes, made of fine quality muslin with tucked yoke. The regular price is 75¢ Tomorrow, just to get you to see the other nice things in this de partment, we make the price just 50¢. CROCHETED SHAWLS. Nice all wool 35c Shawls, 30 inches square. They come in white, pink and each i blue We want te eto wee our big assortment of Kmuitted hawls and Fascinators, and as a special induce ment to bring you to this tomorrow we offer this number at only BBE cach NEW STYLE CORSETS department One Nat and nine from our ‘hew line ach | . of $1.25 Corsets The very latest shapes in American Lady, Royal Worcester and G. D. Corsets. Pick your favorite number and rest ass you will get a perfect fit and date style at $1.09. UNDERMUSLINS. 89c each Gowns Skirts, Chemise Corset Covers and Draw ers, made of the finest muslins. Ex quigte finishings of lace, embroidery, inseftions and hem stitching make them a bower of love liness. No dain phettier garments were ever sold at $1.0gand $1.10 each PICTUR AAMAS Sepurgwindow for 98c t! Grands mest ling of Framed each ' Pidiareg you have } eve ked at for the§anigll sum of aber that these 1 be sold te ach Frames ned wood. 100 $1.49 each. Then rem beautiful works of art at of morrow are of g ubjects to choose oc eneeiarie onupanene Pyrographic Wood 15 Picture Frames, in signs, all ready for each burning Have mann wees, end enna back. The regular prices are 17¢ and asc cach. Tomorrow you take your pick of a large collection at ¢ oly 15¢ Je starts at 8:30 a. m. cach STATIONERY. ‘ee « “——“ 16.000 Dennison’s 3 Paper Napkins c you will need them for the parties you a dozen : intend to give this panna all winter—in the The regular price is Sc a doze But just to get you to see our new Stationery Department we have priced them for Saturday at 3¢ the dozen. latest ¢ VAL LACES. 2,000 yards of nice nlenciennes ‘ > 4c Laces, in single and s yore double thread qual- ity Many widths and patterns, The regular prices are 6c, 7c, % and oc a yard. Tomorrow we will sell ten yards to a customer at 4@ the yard. Be sure you look up this special LADIES’ BELTS. all season at from 4o¢ to $1.25 each ed, Among Scheff" and Choice to AAARAAAAAAOOY Fe s big line of 25 Ladies’ Silk and Cc Leather Belts that ee f have been priced t every style is inclu the silk Fritzi tailored leathers. morrow at only 25@ cach RIBBON SALE. ————F An 1,200 yards 15¢ 7 Plain ‘and Faney Ribbons, in widths from 3 to § inches Among them are pretty floral effects and attractive plaids. Regular prices run from 25¢ to asc a yard fomorrow we will sell this limited quantity at 1¢@ the yard assortment of a yard BACK COMBS. oer oT ee ee ae Beant 19 ment to choose c from They come n both shell and amber Regular ices are from 25¢ to soc each row your choice of the lot at only roc No better Shell n each Goods ba in Seattle than this Notion Items Le for 2 packages of Wire Hair Pins, 2, 2!4 and 2'% inches in length regular price 3c a package lé@ a card for a m lection of Safety Pins, regular prices cellaneous col 4c and §¢ a card Ge a bolt for Binding 15¢ a pair for Diana Hose Sup porters, in pink and blue, with extra satin pad, regular price 25¢ a pair Ribbon, all volt Grand Concert From 7:30 to lO P. M. McCarthy Dry Goods Co. 1512 to 1522 Second Avenue Between Pike and Pine Streets The Pioneers in Seattle’s New Retail Business District GRAND JURY Theodore jr, and Meredith jen, a fellow student, were grand jary In addition to t 1. Thep the new publi tion will be 1 BIG COMPANY MAY at GIVE GEATTLE UP, nd exorbitant real The first number of Ridgewa he ne or bribed High rentals in 14 of the leading cities of the | estate prices be the cause of Ur one of which Is sitle’s lowing one of th jarnent fl hed " ‘ MONOD! world, at present wit i at Glow ! ta f Intell | pandies thousan: of dol worth J f the of) clothing, has cor nev i torial review Of | son owner of the firm, who states da he “_° Id for the in recent letter that unless he - i by wire from un secure #-Té bie wite for his ay Soke w= ee us + » factory, he wil to Bverett or b presentation of st I Angeles, where he has been Fy Paraffine Horse Covers ay 1011 SECOND AVE And Wagon Umbre The me te line of men's 1 other de fom Hen ts in Seattle, EN. Brooks & ¢ Only Two Days More of | GREAT BARGAINS AT THE | Old Rainier Clothing House 220 PIKE STREET », Win., to find a.loca Hats, Shoes and effort for the past in the hands of of within the ving to you Jays only having been 1 1 must be ttle on Oe Wool Scotch Tweed Su single or double breasted n's Fine All Worsted Tallor Made Suits OVERCOATS. 2 ined and tailor made 33: RAIN COATS $9.65 enettes, waterproof PANTS ) Strong Durable Pants ae sone . I, and $6.00 Fine Dre Pant pa) veadbde. VAih SHOES Boys’ Shoes, strong and durable, all sizes #1.: Viel and Calf Skin Shoes Bi .Gf and $4.00 Bhoes, choice stock and best make, latest style 8788 Working Shoes UNDERWEAR 2.00 Fine All Wool Underwear $1.25 Medium Weight Wool Underwear $1.00 Light Weight Wool Underwear Tbe Extra Heavy Jersey Ribbed t nderwear, all colors FURNISHING GOODS The Colored Laundered Shirts $1.00 White Laundered Shirt ‘ $1.00 Soft Front Shirt, beautiful patterns Shirts, silk and linen ease ¢ Working Shirts, all colors Wool Socks oe pees ee . Black and Tan Socks . ° . ° 106. Handkerchief ikea ee ask @ Handkerchiefs, hematitehed eee Linen Handkerchiefs : . De. loves Py re, wilk web din band et styles “Ae. 2.00 and $3 * 6c Leather Sult Cases, satin lined HATS all styles, shapes and colors .. Lion brand ; +s FOR BOYS AND YOUNG MEN 60 Young Men's Sults, double breasted, three a jong pante » Young Men's Tailor Made “Buite oe : wes’ Bulta, double breasted, strong and durable . All Wool Boys’ K Pa OLD RAINIER CLOTHING STORE 220 PIKE STREET BETWEEN SECOND AND THIRD AVENUES 2, 45 ¢ Three Bed Specials $5.25 Knameled 50 Tron fn all colors, gold lines, 11-3-inch posts, ex- tended foot rails, Red, with brass ornaments, 1 3-8-inch | | ' Vernis Martir posts. Only 24 left ; Co E08 ' 00 Iron Bed, in several colors, with circular fillings, 1 3-8 posts ; 86.75 Imperial Mattress »vered with Art Ticking and filled with 30 Ibs sisior which gives 85.50 $8.00 Mattress, of felt bats, It has a center of prime ex os, firmness and resitiency. Only thick Ceatuey Special Spring = by da the best structed one on the market We man sre this spring to meet a long-felt want 86.50 You spend one-third of your Iife In bed, Why not have heat bed, spring and mattress — mod?