The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 30, 1906, Page 2

eis RE NEE ES THE SEATTLE STAR—TUESDAY, OCT. 30, 1906 z a eae nen LU “ ha t b » received at - dD hony Mtichie,, RIOING BRIGADE WILL CON | tay while t _ VORITES FROM THE EAST co The steward the jockey cle STAR GORT WILL BE SEE om } Heavyweights in Readiness For the Eliminination | jonn Wilson td the horse Garth] i 3 : . | ff th tt : Cortest No. I--Bergor Is Ruling Favorite at ‘ | Ho this dD , King ¢ Odds cf 10 to 8--Big Crowd Will Witness | soa te aa ern, tS GOVE AND NEIL rs Ie . | i been ratsed, | jocke t th . Pale the Fight. | | Mass meotings will be held in ah |seeu there far the fir time er ., he had he ve * * he nw | chan t But Cb rd * Berge Kaufmann will ®) ine 4 H | Ja ' Nowe » handle and bookn & erter the at 9 o'clock. The ®lnot takie . hance and roseu i ‘ tle fe apy tle wii % the new pavilion at Frisco will ® |; . $1,750 and bet of $2,000 for } ‘ * be packed. Berger, according Becuer, yn " night bef Jporting club, Mot A % to the latest dope, is the rul fi i " 1 gotr } #& ing favorite at odds of 10 to & # me ake ( i & Jack Welsh will be the referee. # | | last « j ' wor fl * ‘ " } jthie firet fa ® t H SUVES HERES SEES A 1 er to | | “rd © : mW i ; 5 y |AL KAUFFMAN IN FIGHTING ' ax POSE . a , a te Fi " enema ce |w the prima donna ar t wilt ee ee i j | Jack, Do w hu , he final + of . 7 iH jin A and } wind matet a ' ‘ i jae ’ a bette rit t ' h a u i I ' | SPORT DOPE. [ps wats» ru = : jek . : | SAM BERGER IN FIGHTING © Fre nat the University |{he bacrwer ame hansen at tein gee. pares = Nn . : POSE b 8 1 Tacot t ‘ ‘ ‘ . 2 * with > Je T ‘ i << ff » . ba 7 th te Van . t t j i ; . - * ‘ . 1 | The = 217 James ‘ * O 1 be |opend ~ : am B Ortental Ba eee : ba ' , by fox 1 , Th ! ” is * | cr nooag dee ue | ee eet thn My The Store That Serves You Best—Garvey-Buchanan Co e | Kaufmann in tt t ots Wiltse fo - wo Saf a"seee os! Johnson Optical Co. ee sone ! |to go the long 4] Room A, Times ballding " ‘ ecause he one | the caft as Kaofm hh tT el: i av. and Unton. Cash or to contract Pee. “2! Alaska-Y ukon-Pacifie ines, 5 sok the} t ork club, of t hey cruel punishment at the hands} ue of O'Brien, and was always coming GO AND S8E : iti | Service.) > ae but it remains to of plans for pretty homes? ana, the Call-| than Be ol ————————| THE LAST DAY WEDNESDAY THe Last par} } and Al mann, the Ca fornia giants, have worked Trojans to get themsely @ition for the first of elt tion trials in the grand heavy gbting his fret} 7 dreamptll on ae was knocked ye boys Yeht how to fight, the worth going milew to While Berger and Kaufmann are preparing for elimimation trial No 1, Tommy Burns and Jack O'ries for No. 2 at Los * they meet on akagiving night Preceding making of the match, O'Brien t Burns indaiged in the usual ing fest fe ADDITION TODAY The most popular sale ever held in Seattle for years enc is tomorrow night. 39¢ SILK SALE is one of the many attractions for tomorrow. Come d $1 | sits $ 39 Wednesday 5.275 YARDS OF PLAIN AND FANCY SILKS ON SALE WEDNESDAY, by O'Brien im 17 rounds. Ber bh YHrien six rounds fr =a Vietor and Edison Recitals Boliy=-Come, SESGRe SeRReesseass |Preae aaeat use O'F The scarcity of bargains in the market th tt rchase a p the reapomatbitity for th. nomenal chance, After a thorot car thr tk market oar gulf that ix passed out fe resident buyer picked up from different silk agents this grand assortment. Wea not call them “jobs,” as they are ood. clean Silks, all first qualities, ar vuld sell if bought} Al Clothing, Geots’ Purtilete regularly at 75c, ®sc, goc and $1.00 the yard, the « ¢ gathering, includ Plain Taffeta THE MARKETS — -< awie, "on Silks, Fancy Taffeta Silks, Fo and Poplins ¢ yard tomorrow, only ss. 1206 Second Ave. A WORD OF ADVICE, SHOP EARLY. With a shipment of three ears of sweet potatoes, 1,600 crates of areear OR eed es i Ready-to-Wear De slgnment of cranberries from Ore TD mn 4 ; M4 gon, Weetern ay. takes on 0 Go Eatablished 1860 ; ’ $25 and $30 aspect. The «weet potatoe market PIANOS was entirely oat. The grape mar kot tn firm, the beat quality of To 1203 SECOND AVENUR | ae ‘ vet te $16. 75 Burr SUCCESSFUL OSTEOPATHS as had some very this season, but this 1 long after the garment Guaranteed to cure all Btom- ach and Liver trouble. TSe per bottle at ~~." |] RAGLEY'S, 2d and Pike The eae m Sam Borger and two of his pals st training quarters. Reading | jy 9:11) firm at éTo to ‘ac from left to right; Joe Thomas, welterweight champion; Sam Berger, Jimmy Britt Vegetabies —————$_—_—_—_—_— TT | Henke EGE lara! This department surprises for the p sale will be remem) is worn out, weight championship scramble for many with having had a shade on tomorrow sight) Kaufmann, who/shtfty Jawn. There are some, how: | ac. has been loafing around the East ever, who harbor the suspicion that for several months, matching and | O'lirien “pulled” in order to get a be — » DOWNING, HOPKING 4 AYER wamatching himself for contests longer fight with Borger and conse | wo~ mt, Wuewee ae oe Ine 22in Jacket Suit $16.75 | 26-in. Jacket Suit with the easy grace of a susceptible quently bigger money. Can't ai | '#'* a Be BROKERS Made. et Vine frond Made of Fine Brosé maiden, came West tn good condi) ways tell about thie Mr. Joseph) 9... ee mese. of per ao a : . Cloth, beautifully trinmaed wa : PRIVATE wines, and CONCENTRATED LIGHT trimmed with braid; | straps and braid; Tol. Main ind. - 2.3 oe oe satin Hned jacket; new | platted skirt, Roars 904.205 Alacke Bide T dese wth Met thentt style skirt. Black, blue, biue, green or bIgWa treated Whether qnrente brown or gray; specially | specially priced at Ss! 5 1 22in Jacket Suit $16.75 Tight Fitting Sieny Made of Lymahsville | of Broad Cloth, trimmed Two Coats in One AnOvercoat Cheviot beautifully Made man-tailored arleas handsomely effect. Trimmed with with sftk braid, sete velvet and braid. Jack- lined; skirt ts et is matin Mined; skirt | with braid t0 ain Yous Aseactoe feet x blue or | London smoke, ih, ibe, new oh beck wisn, ih ey: Tika mend hap ise Fasiern storage tub beter, gra brown specially priced brown; specially at 816.75 at + THIS 1S THE OPPORTUNITY , The Right Road . $25.00 AND $30.00 SUIT VALU EXTRA SPECIAL BETWEEN--- in Underskirt: Saint Paul, Don’t need rain to sell raincoats. Don’t need rain to wear ’em--- they are as com- fortable and dressy as any overcoat you ev- er saw. Live ott FE a per th Tgite: spring, Wert? . dresewt, per ib, ducka ger 1, ie: roosters Meerine Live Stock Wethers, sheen, per th, #ioi owen _ fh the, Piso, per ih. Ime: cows. th Iu@ae calves por I, 6@fe; lamba par heed. fe Meats Boatth’s Le 0 ¥e pecialtat, pertence tember 25, 1906. Seattle, Wanh. Mieers, Ih, WOM Th, 4M; eu lamb, per ih, Pegler ee Dr. Clarke « Dear Sir Ponsibly you may have forget but I have not forgotten for the treatment you gave mn 1900 proved permanent, wht you might be ated 4 that I Glassware Bargains China Bargains Suit Case Bargains WEDNESDAY IN THE BUSIEST BASEMENT 25 Barrels Engraved Lemonade Sets with micke! plated tray, worth | | Kansas City and | Chicago | Cnuicaco | cack. $1.50) sturgeon, per GREAT “ per tb, ide; frosem she 1 not accept $1,000 for 4 Call them *‘emer- vant id ies, With, best el 1.78, set... ‘09¢ pa s for your muccess, I re ») tint WESTERN Handsomely ‘Rngraved Seven-plece Water and Lemonade Sets, 2 anc ceats’ '--- quart tankard Jug, six thin blown engraved tumblers and heavy gency coats Gratefully yours, Raumay Cc nicke] plated Tray usually sold at $1.75; Wednesday special, set | comp o9e This letter, and hundreds off YOU CAN ZO OUt BF) wisinicen” tev Bive and White After Dinner Coffee Cups and Saucers, Unequaled Equipment y oe (eo bran, par tem $17; shor rthers n fi ¢ at our off | 10,000 yards when the sun is shining brightly and pen ee or ” On All Trains. jf divin and tance}, may thin’ Chim a. DC cre iia ? ribbons, ROOK af y J Aina hy hd Sauce get caught in a shower or snowstorm I Cure Rupture | quality,’ popu ' decorations, worth 1 * ae i f wanted ath 40c Decor ted Dessert S dC 23 without getting wet or lésing your pain, and without intert Ih Sor tuney wreree.| Apetriah Chine Degsretad Opet, Samer Boel ena Creamer, wo temper NO CURE—NO PAY pillow tops, | Wednesday sp eet : - ef. 1 Kxaminatior For full Information, apply to | and general $1.25 Wash Bow id Pitchers, Pair 79 trt ning pur Plain and Fancy Shape W ers and Basins, strict fave You ba oe to the No rubber in the coats---the cloth N Yard DURE am. to 8 | W.H. OLIN, Gen. Agt., poses, A man-} ity, worth regularly $1.25, Wednosday, special patt . : jutual Life Bidg.. + Se gh 250 1 Gallon Stone Pot Cover 150 chemically treated; air can get through; avy Yar DR. CLARKE CO, Seattle, - - Washington. plua stock | 960 1 gallon § SS URETESOins coaniie-Stk as tun: Wotndl visitor and every 123 Becond Ave. So., Cor, Wash wae ” special . 15e le should ington 8t., the water can’t. Suave yond ot i Seattle, Wash. | Center ta: |] ~~ SES CHRD iia re a battleships, cruisers an se - |f ble, Wednes- | { 300 SUIT CASES WEDNESDAY SPECIAL, Oe Every raincoat we sell is guaranteed to fi|torpedo boats there: | the | great ELECTR me vst } Worth $1.50 and $1.7 ia | be perfect---bring it back if it isn’t. magnifioent drydock, foundries and ICITY Is Goo tg gto ee ee ‘i Po . Orchard. toate, which leave rac Naga cian foe Osteopathy ge) ity, Vibration and Cc + AM on and straps inside Two stylish c rs: worth See that your next coat isa [Pier 3 six times dally te telight- ‘4 end uth wees enlain cla iran meee hes ae, inguree mere rap Bee and $1.75, Wednesda special, choice aoe | tripe. ‘ Bae brorAhthima anemia, abscess, appendicitis, POA BN HR BECOME Rai TR rears ve R. g Vf t #4] f NOTICE To | meer, theumation et 150 LACES Se Soc PLAID BELTS 2 re ega oa we rectal Normandy and Platte Val Lace | te: gael an : Embroidery Bages fran i oom ghoutd ar i neummonia, tumors, ; cholee patterns, wide widths, 750 VANITY BAGS 4% iges, pretty — | ing, please do us the favor to call And Many Other Diseases 15e yard Se | moire lined; worth to 49e] yard ae Never falls when properly applied Special Rates —$15.00 per month of 13 treatments. Single treatments $1.50. CONSULTATION FREE AND INVITED, Office Houre—® to 12; 1 to 6; open evenings, 7 to 8:30. DR. M. M. RING, Osteopathic Phy Main 4185; Ind. R 2666. 382 Arca | wp our main office (Sunset, Main 1060; Independent 1198), between 6 and 7 o'clock, and we will send | you a copy at once. If you should | iiss it more than once, please tele | phone ua every time you mise ft In this way we can be certain of ‘giving our subscribers a perfect! service—and {t is the only way. Pole 615-617 First Avenue Pole Carhartt’s Working Clothes Garvey-BuchananC III3 to III7 Second Avenue —Lumber Exchange Building es Agents