The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 25, 1906, Page 8

TLE STAR EXCLUDED BY PASTOR'S CAMPAIGN FOR TH COMMITTEE ° ° (Seripps Telegraph Se ST, t — t ' ‘ REV, HERBERT 8, BIGELOW, OF vr CINCINNATI, GIVES UP HIS] ' sTRY TO CARRY PHE MIN DOCTRINE TO TH PLE! TO CATCH BANDIT or one ei ) Service CAPTAIN AMUNE CREW RETUF PNEt or GOOD WARM OVERCOAT More Luck for Se attle ! Another Lot of the Se MONIA of the cities LONG PLAID TWEED COATS—Well tallored,| LONG BLACK half lined im biack satin, black velvet well tailored straps and br atyle. The mannish Special Special for Thursday $15. 00 Caps and Aprons s for Maid PNEUMON IA OR A GOOD WARM OVERCOAT NORDHOFF & CO. SEATTLE fin sembfit style PNEUMONIA OR A GOOD WARM OVERCOAT— Carving Sets and Other Home Needs WHICH? New York Sends arcest Coats town for ! I rOM¢ R¢ th t long coats t R. BAI has from New York \ A the st t We € ry t m f Pretty . - i ve visit it e to tell EW es. It NON as r t have to } ar t re ce m N I n u are giving , " inary meas- Our t ar stern Buying I H ot pe h the unprece at Such menal trade er known, The og Thanks ill be the greatest in our coun ry. And Seattle will lead the And so it happens that we are striving striving as no other store, to give our ¢ the finery they want. The busi- nin New York today is a Seattle man—THE BON MARCHE COAT and SUIT BUYER We know he is doing yeoman’s work by the fresh incoming shipments of Coats, Suits — Like Grant before Vicksburg, he has cut his lines of communication—his is ults, not “views.” to umn. W ter in the latest at models will be glad to see these unpacked today All d ying » ovel idea or serving a practical need. On view in the morning. WELCOME! BROWN AND BLUE KERSEY | BLUE AND REG BROAD | A BLACK BROADCLOTH COAT eh baa ce tor th | CLOTH COATS | Fine material, trimmed with two jandsome’s. the word for these . r ay as ned With. Stack ee ee sate, toe | short bias stripe down back a d with Dine | ann ot ben dath, etend wih med with braid and velvet folds i | half satin Heed; has new style tadh Ath, and have beck * on collars and cuffs; either a pet sath a ache vet collars, and half lining of | street or evening cpat; the eer cee? ee ee biack satin; come early for style is distinctive and gen edged with velvet cuffs at ‘ le Price ° beauty for e Two Seasonable Specials COATS—Made of ladies’ cloth with $17. trimmed ald; good value at $12.50 WHICHT and Mistress 2 | @ Sewing Aprons, made of | 50@ Large White Aprons, made ¥ Kite he n | dotted swiss with ruffle, | of fine = . 52 Ine aes prons | rd wide, with 7-inch hem, \%-tmeh mls of trimmed with ribbon through | tom on sides, bib and enealh gingh: 60 beading; large pocket Acros® | trimmed with embroidery tneer in © 4 front , covering the entire apron; | tion tn. long, with suitable for holding sewing ma- | pocket terial, | Be Black Sewing Apron, made iar of, | of Aloah satin, large pock Fs 2He Tea Aprons, made of oF | ot across the entire apron A pt on, gandy, dinch hematitehed | | Se Babys’ Nurse Ca wie uate. of hem on bottom, 1inch hem- | 25@ Bebys Nurse Caps, mah Amoskeag stitched hem on sides; pocket | quilting and lace. gingham, 54 e hematitehed and trimmed with | in, with bows of ribbon . | 15@ Maids’ Cap of dotted swien sleeves. | trimmed with quilting We Ladin’ Tea Aprons, made | 25¢ Black satin sewing or store | edged with lace of swiss, bib pocket and Aprons, with large | 4Q@ Maids’ Cap of swiss, double apron trimmed with hemstitehed pocket across the entire front, bow with onefourth inch ruffles ith 44nch ruffle trimming WHICH? BR a are constantly on the lookout to keep th 5 rote ishocied f th I AY mt . t Mtl NT complete 1 up-to-date in every deta always insisting on the best of everything and buying in large quantities, so that we can se heapl This t field of housekeeping that you want, you un get it 1 at your “home store | 10¢ POTATO KNIVES FOR 5o ‘ Good steel potato or vegetable Knives, best make regular 10¢ value, Special, each Se 4 ROGERS’ NICKEL SILVER | Roge nickel-sllver Teaspoons; regular &5 oO” @plece Carving Sets, inclu : . tof 29¢ steel, in lined box, fron Ro nickelsllver Table 8 egular $1 dozen. Special, set of 6 | Rog nickel-silver Dessert Spoons, regular | dozen, Special, set of 6 35c BUTCHER KNIVES FOR 250 Rogers’ nickelativer Table Fork eguia @in. warranted best steel DB Kuive made jozen. Special, set of 6 by Landers, Frary & Clark; best make; regular B5e value. Special whe 350 «NIGHT LAMPS FOR 266 100 BREAD KNIVES FOR 5 | Prettily decorated glass Night Lamps with globe Good steol Bre. Knives with wood hand é to mateh, chimney and all complete; regular 35¢ ular 100 valus, Special he Special, each we INITIATIVE AND. REFERENDUM f Orégen have he Review thin y { democ be expressed an used by = thelr choice of men This ts « change so fundanm al tn chara and so great with Promise, th 1 heave theught i worth while to set cet om a Gaim paign for ite accomplishment 1 am not only hopeful. | am cop fident of success, But you seh "How Ie thie reform to be seouned from the leaielature’™’ There tooo |epnce to amewer that now, But t linvite the correspondence of all whe jot my plan of campaign. GHAUFFERS IN STREET FIGHT | | | | IN RIOT WITH NON-UNION | MEN. | | |. (eres Telearesh Series.) | MONTPELIRR, Ohio, Oct w ui Bryan thie Socialittic Debate. Mr. Kellogs’s challenge | claliats for a joint debate has been | taken up, and a time and place will be decided upon shortly | | Married. | Mies Rose Wallenberg and David | Winehill were married laat night inj} |the reception room of the Hotel | Savoy, in the presence of immed jate relatives, The ceremony was | Winebill is a Seattie business man and the bride is a resident of De- | trot, Mich | performed | by Rabbi Koch, Mr Eliott & McGregor, tailors, make stylieh eults. 1329 Second av, *** NOTICE TO WATER CONSUMERS IN DIS'T NO. 1 rates due and able dur aber for Octe } quent on the | JACK SCREWS FOR RENT If you are in need of a saw on us. We carry Hand Baws, 20th Jaws, One Man and Cross Cute and can you at least 10 cents per foot Thi smoke less st week only, beat ells reduced from 75 Loggers’ Supply Co. Phone 922. Colman Dock. this are curious shout the detadie ORIVERS STRIKE AND ENGAGE! to the so-| adament) THURSDAY, OCT Hotel and Cl nishers Compjete The diffe decorated | rerit plece Seattic Home of the Great Majestic Range In the West feent collection of rare display with them a distinet tmportance branch of the fur business sure ap early delivery placed at once. All Clothing, Gents’ Furnish ings and Hats below talue Hy. LEWIS & CO. 1206 Second Ave. GO AND SEE |OXBOW ADDITION TODAY PUGET SOUND MARBLE @ GRANITE CO., Ino. E. M. Thayer, Manager, Cemetery work of every de ret Ave, Seat Ir The Right Road BETWEEN--- Saint Paul, Minneapolis, Omaha, Kansas City and Chicago Cuicaco is GREAT rest WESTERN 7 RRauway Unequaled Equipment On All Trains. For full information, apply to W.H. OLIN, Gen. Agt., 210 Mutual Life Bide. Seattle, - - Washington. nd as ub Fur Attractive 13. Piece Chocolat Set 5. 48 | Pillow Tops 39¢ and 59¢ Each Brass Curtain Rods 5c Each Rogers Bros. Spoons Underpriced A Large Showing of Linoleum and Cork Carpet [RED Complete Houselisrrshers SECOND AVENUE, we Are Showing the Most Exclusive and Complete Line of FURS Our present exhibit ie the most magnif Furs we i. The careful work of o fe apparent in every detal) fre selecting and buyin; the skina in the world’s fur ke. | consider Mt. er Park lote not only a very ket » the fashioning of the garments yemgge “ } z gol here ¢ safe investment, but also one that will yield very ot our ont ure from be petchanrngs nw Se we excel. T your order should be | Petkovits Fur Co. MANUFACTURING FURRIERS, HO Marion St., Seattle «906 FRE ee & NE “Under One R the Home Friday and Saturday Speci LSON, ae w ts, ee Wa : Pura | 0 dealers, American Waffle ea 68¢ y a 8 whet * epoca 6-Quart Granite Berlin Kettle 38¢ cot, ine on the “ng ie. The The “Buffalo” Steam Cooker 48 163 pagel e Ie a IDAY I 1 Heavy Cotton Blankets $1.75 Pr n be bad i © want O56 prion 6 Sta si9o Pr Pri ces of the Inlaid, per squa es of the Printed, per sq Womens Costumes, Suits, Fars, Waists. Llc FRICK Ge 2NLLISO (/NCORPORATED) Notel and Club birnishers, MADISON STRELT AND SPRING STREET. one Hermon W. Craven One of Our Prominent Lawyers and —T ; ative Citizens, Says of MT. BAKER PARK ADDITION. “After careful Investigation of the matter, | com cluded that it was a good proposition, either for ong 2 residence location everlooking "for one who simply desired & profitable investment ays have regarded the Lake Wi ie the idea! section of Sea and section of the clty will Reem have ever experts In Hunter Tract (Improvement Ca, Dan'l Jones. F. L. Fehren. 117 Cherry Steet | Watch Us Grow; A Good Pair to Draw to Whe ther considered fron the looks or the comfk the outside appearance or the inside snugness there is nothing better nade in footwear today than the Fall Shoes for men that we are now showing They are neat the eye and the best materials the most approved rn lasts with a style and d are built from istinct iven ommend them to smart dressers $3.50 to $4 Raymond & Hoyt 505 PIKE STREET the world eo ing. Our hot be duplicate Come eatli—tt ek Lg mploy over 1¢ oe cet BOSTON DENTAL mere W ‘ ery sult PARLORS you will have to hurry, the fir mean ‘Twelve-yonr Guarantee Lety Attendants. Houre—#:80 to 6, Sundays, 9 to 12. Both phones. 1420 SECOND ave Any Suit in Our House Made to ‘Order for 85 On Saturday Only UNION TAILORS TWO STORES 518 Third Av.—220 1-2 James OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS UNTIL 10 PLM Notice! Cowens UNIVERSITY PARK Will be placed market within the Make on the next two weeks reservation early CHAS. COWEN 236 Pioneer Blig