The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 13, 1907, Page 5

to balld a pace track at Venioe, re] gardions of what may or may not be done in relation ( Anqat Park } lor Raldwigs Arcadia” Such is the | claim ot D. Hrown of New Or #, who built the City Park M k there and } mado tune in the racing Bamo. * | WORE BEATER GOES WILDLY INSANE BOXING SAN FRANCISCO, The superviao fay United Pr ic C1sco, Bent 13.—De galling off of the boyoott Jiways, there was in the nam: | the on toe United inorense Sept William Jott, a carpenter, sen ’ police committee ~ WHE SEATTLE STAR—FRIDAY, SEPTE NO MORE ried . dna ea My ve, | HAS RON ON record strongly an be er was duo to tho | need (o serve GF dys In the oly) ing opposed to boxing in aly form ig cated, of the strike} MU Gr wifedeating, was a hast Phe question was brought up when Faet that we act alinart oy the oun wang Pg ge ia Alex Greggans applied for a per ae aatbere aay night arently & raving man gy | mt for a 20-round fight in October the te has boon went to the county Jail! in the name of the Ban Franctaco | gentime! hat the! e on the « ie wrt | seg on em ween United Press . gece ly morament is on foot Ss to await a formal examination a8) Aietio. club to his sanity un } Mra. Taft ts 80 Yous Old WORCKSTER, Mewm., Bape 13. Mes Loulea ‘Dat, raat hee af town, tary Taft, has celebrated her Sota virth@ay Psel BAST RT a Hay Pa merely sald “Rejaoted” fdrtBey explanation at the Afier tt meeting he sald with time. NEW Pace TRACK pemtibiy could be. The faet the lest board of supervisers grant a theme The romaine of the | Butler last week by De bee, were buried — yeste: tiv jay, Dar defray the expense Sale of China Tomorrow ; A | Special S a apecial tine of beautiful English 10c ‘ ‘China, deep cobalt blue and border; Fe 1 Soe ce be seen to be a 5 Your choice | Detng used jerday sent a letter of appreel together with to Detective Harbee. PUBLIC MARKET | PRICES TOD The public Tee whole thing ts rotten from | top to Bottom, and aa creoked as It that | ed boxing permits is an argument! BURGLAR IS unknown | |barglar who was shot in the Hotel the money found on the man's voresa | Manager King of the Butler hotel, 4& check for Y market customer who | wants potatoes must hurry if he ts Chairman Stafford waved the application aside a) ; to b at the pr nt price, a It-| tle ra cent a pound. Despite Marbles! Marbles! the fact that potatoes have ad: REGULAR PRICE 20 FOR Se— As a special for the boys to visit this tomorrow we offer 100 china Marbles 5 tor c PRICE 2%o—Glaas Lamp complete with burner and chim- : con ghreardl only . ...15¢ ranchers are di last week's price. A now imminent, and Me tug will see an advance in price, Apples are now at the price of the season, fancy japples retailing on the market from $2 to $3 per barrel Following prices were quoted Live spring chickens, 40¢ each. Ducks, 66¢. store Shotgun Shells. REGULAR PRICE S0e—Rox of 25 Shot Gun Shotls, 12 ga. and loaded with best black powder. Saturday only, 39c vanced from $20 to §24 per ton, the! oning of them at soareity is day morn | lowest | eating | at Women’s Fall and BER j3, 1901 o - * Bankers’ anwootation, Auburn {natitution ie a member, the| from the date of the crime, but this} days had slapees. o ae Sale of Fall and Winter Underwear Saturday For its Opening Sale the Bee Hive shows a larger and more varied assortment of Fall and Winter Underwear than ever before in its history. And we want to nail this fact to your @emory—that they are all marked on the basis of last year Abso lutely no advance—and qualitids exactly the same Better stock up now We cannot guarantee these Prices later OUR PRICES ON RELIABLE MERCHANDISE ALWAYS THE LOWEST » prices 5 tan soles; warranted all solid leather ape Men’s Falla Me | sin S109 ( Minses’ Vici and Hox Calf Shoes, patent ty ter Underwear Men's Celebrated Jagen Fieeodd Vests and Drawers to mateh; covered seamp’ and patent fleece that won't woar off or gathmr in lumps; tiaes 36 to 46. Old and New Plow we Men's Derby Worsted Ribbed Vosts and Draw ere to mat superior quality kteam shrunk; vests have noh neck, and drawers with French yoke and band; form fiting; sizes 34 to 44, Old and New Price $1.00 Mon's Heavy Plush Vests and Drawers to *match; nomashrinkable; just the garment for the man who wants an oxtra heavy, soft and warm garment; sizes 34 to 46. Old and Now Price $1.25 Mei fine quality Australian Natural Wool Vesta and Drawers to match; this garment we have carried for yoars and can recom mond strongly for ite wearing and nonshrink able qualities; sizes 34 to 46. Old and New Price $1.50 Men's Strong Natural Merino Half-Hose, 9% to 11%, Old and New Price Men's Fine Cashmere Howe, in medium heavy weights; colors black, tan and na’ sizes 9% to 11%. Old and New Price c warranted all solid California oak tan soles 5 Ki apectal $1.69 Ladies’ Kimomas [| wai visi sii, pases vis: wins ace 3 . . special $2.25 Ladies’ Fleece L d Kimonos, in all the new Lat es’ Viel Kid, patent tip, all solid; good val est effects; «9 al for ioe ue for $2.50; spoctal $1.98 Ladies’ Alaska Flannel narrow sleeves, Kimonos, in wide and Viel Kid. tight and loose back; special 0; all width adion patent tip, matt top, Nght and sis; good value $3. oo medium sc Ladies’ Long Kimonos, in new, uptodate torus, made of a heavy fleece; special f Saturday $1.50 Bi ys ind hii Yomen's Jersey Rithed Fleeced Vests, high 0 s’ an sses’ neck and long slooves; colors gray, cream and last year's price at the Bee Hive 25¢ Underwear andHose Roys’ Heavy regular 86e quality Fleeced Underwear, extra heavy all sizes, 24 to 34; » Winter per box Baws, 35¢ per doz. | for Saturday Butter, 40c | Children's Jersey Ribbed Underwear, the Hens, dressed, 3c apiece, U d ul that washes up soft; sizox 16 to 34 Pocket Kssife Special. i utstoes $0 toe. for | Underwear andhose | _ 10e REGULAR PRICE 7 Reets, 2 bunches for | Children’s Australian Wool Underwear, the mons’ Hornet brand Carrots, 8 bunches for | Women's Jersey Ribbed Fleeced Vests, atk that won't shrink; sizes 16 to 34; Bee Hive Pocket Knives, brass Ii and i the te ike ber donch | trimmed, high neck; drawers to match; no prices he to We stag handle. Saturday * 49c Sweet Potatoes, 4c per Ib. advance over last yoar's price at the Hee Hive Misses’ Jersey Ribt White Cotton Under only Onions, 3 bunches for Se | erry ; F 30. wear, extra fine q shaped vests; Bee Suled Qulena $ the te te | * Nomtbrinking Wool Vests, high Hive prices ibe tw 4he Wheelbarrows. Gueemhera, Ibe te 188 per ace . tong sleeves; colors white and «ray; Boye’ and Misses’ Fleeced Union Suits, xpecial ‘ | drawers to mateh; no ce vy priced for Raturc om ..4 a ae ggg heey can toe Seon vente te aer t | price at the Bee Hive... ha ni $1.00 Mis oF School i He extra ao eee Se toe en tray, Ip I Jeans, 20 to te per Ib, sl nfo * 0 anes’ Schoo! Hono, ¢ fine rib, double “toe o Whoelh: crows » Celery, iSe per bune! | ove P . » Reb ive oe os siaiees ee hata Tumatnes, 40 per In; Thc omnia. | ver last year's price at the Bee Hive Extra Heavy School Howe, double heol Gress Tomatoes, 0 per i. Women’s. Wash’ Coshusero’ Soon, apubie "a Ce ee ae File Bargain Cabbages, be to 10 per head 20 gine aarp , ype ding t5e¢ f'4 le Wonatchee peaches, $1.00 to high aplle , nee : no advance over jo Boys’ and Misses’ Cashme Hose, all wool fo REGULAR PRICE 15e—Fest HT! 9: 10 box PF sae he na afh wi Rr bag 25 mixed leg; double heel and too; great value make of Sin. fiat file, a handy Applos, fancy, $2 to $3 per bar} ‘omens Black Cashmere Hose, gray heel ant for 390; Bee Hive price 25e tool around the home. 10¢ veh aaation. 2 ba ot A pg Brmn wim one at warranted taat biack . .39¢ ; omen's Fleeced Biack Cotton Hbwe, ribbed t ensteins, $1.40 per box tie ak ak tee L di B its d ae a double sole, bi cod heel pe eras pos eg a, | a adies’ Belts an utomatic Drills. Lettuce, be | REGULAR PRICE $1.50—Yan Squash, 1S¢ to 200 B It B 4 i Morse ic. | hasnt” paint "Aatomatie ff}, Peary, Bernt, 8.28 per box, 2 loys’ and Gihis’ en buckles made; and your Drill, complete wi fosen 2c. Just received, the very latest styles in Ladies’ ‘Saterday, at .. dritis, Saturday only Cc Pumpkins, 160 to te. Hetts: all will be on special sale Saturday Huekleberries, 10¢ qt c ool h es Latest in Leather Belts from Ph berries, 10¢ bex; 3 for 25¢ Latest in Silk Belts from Peaches, T0c to Se per box. Little Gente’ Satin Calf Shoes, double soles; Latest in Ribbon Belts from r | Water melons, Ue to 25e | apectal ON: Buckles worth from 3Se to $1.50; all new de Barrer in pur stee! barrel automatic ejecter. Prunes, t to 1 1-2e tb. Roy# Extra Heavy Calf Shoes, Qaiifornia 4 signs; Bee Hive prices 25e¢ wo ‘one Single Barre! Shot Guns. Wil be sold $4, 19 Plums, Groen Gages, 10¢ pail; | “ at... basket, for 25¢ i ASK PINKERTONS’ AID. | Branch St | ore 2619-2623 _The mysterious robbery of the in ackson been t the Pinkertons, 2ND AVENUE & UNION STREET Hal Toasted paransn ti 6 | ctricity. 609 Peaple’s muce| \ Bide, Second and Pike at eee TRY M'CARTHY'S FIRST’ Store Opens Saturday at 9:30 a. m.; Cloves at 9:30 p. m. turday Small Ware Sale [The big sale of notior and drug sundries which began today with numerous specials iy cach will ntinwe tomorrow with other ar higger, better gains added One of them asserts the importance of doing your trading at this store ‘te Paper Bound Books 1¢ | 15 Boxes Toilet Soap, many | 3c Black Corset Laces ....1¢ | Bie Lead Penciis, at le varieties, only De | 240 Piping Cord, yard le | He Paper Napkins, dozen _.4¢ | 17¢ Mennen’s Taloum Powder Se Cards Hooks and Eyes .1¢ EB Binding Tape, bolt le we 8c Brush Binding, yard le Heads, button size, f¢ | 106 Tooth Brushes, each S¢ 10 Corduroy Binding, yard. 1¢ Pants Buttons, dozen ..1¢ 2c Pen Holders, each 1¢ | 600 Peroxide of Hydrogen .25¢ Tan Shoe Laces, at le Se Shelf Paper, only le ms : 350 Box Stationery, Haton Luster Cotton, a spool t¢ . Crochet Cotton Le | 2 Souvenir Post Cards ...1¢ Huribut'’s best papers, at Darning Wool, at i Se Belt Buckles le ive ¢ Comet Stays, pair te 2¢ Celluloid Hair Pins 1¢ | 16c Tooth Brushes, each ve Castiie Soap, var té | de Hat Pins, each 1¢ | 59c Clothes Brushes, each. 38¢ Bc Fancy Ribbons 17e | Men’s 10c Handkerchiefs See our dis tiful Rib a aenienieet Take your pick to morrow from a big assortm t of Mens Handker > chiefs A nice quality with hem atiteh hem and MAF Of Plaids and striped effects including m joerg — nd : Many & combinati f colors, and espe 2 ae aaleeee oy Mitietive designs. There is not a yard in iecaice alee ten Satire collection but » worth 26e and more agg cone Fe each. Special to OH is worth 3 Re e. Widthe are #8046 inches. You: t jot yobaser, ot Ww, the only | eft, at ATe + ata ha . PAM To Velvet Ribbons zo—Those are the woft : tifal ribbons im the a yw width % Baby Ribbon 2 n neh baby rib + atin A yard 35¢ Neckwear at Ile taffeta and ‘ _ Senggaeemen More than 40 different styles In Women's Fancy Nee r—bow nds, stocks and tab-end ef 25 and $1. 50 Umbrellas 8c fects—all of them uptodate and handsomely ee finished; regular prices 2he and ne 11 Women's Urbretias—w it di uals Shean each. Special tomorrow at 6 HOG 04s, Kod wats viet at 1 006 to $2.00 Chemisettes 33e—Women's pretty white Chemisettes in a nice variety of styles. Variety of prottity 1) 1 natural wood These are samples and there are hardly any two fe, ota and sliver t i bandies. Regul altke, Moat of them are embroidered Swiss Are $1.25 and § Take Regular vai F YOUr choice tor: orrow to $2.00 each. Choice ‘ } { i] } ; } horn } t { TRY our NORTHWEST: TRUST & SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY A. first Ave. and Columbia St. STATILE, WASH. A Savings Account With this company will show you the way to keep your mon We ac ey and keep it growing solicit small 4 extend to the de posttor who brings in his one facilities and afford depositor especially counts, ar dollar the same courtesies we to our largest your choosing. B. SHORROCK, President. J. P. HARTMAN, Vice President. XANDER MYERS, Secretary 3. V. A. SMITH ALE to fit any person Cashier. per (Ct. Interest paidon Savings, ALBERT HANSEN Diamonds, Wate! Jowelry. FIRST AND CHERRY Optical Department. 40 per cent morrow of the A bepcsnadapedl German, Swedish and Nor wegian languages Capital fully persia HENLEY CLOTHES — $20.00 to $40.00 p er paid ‘lothing House ia the West. FOURTH at > seem 48. Prseve Seeet rf 4 nH bs ording to the laws of tho State| robbery should have heen reported ‘clause has boon violated, Inasmuch | of whieh the|to the Pinkertona within five daya|as no report was made until nine! now for your heater BRIDGE & CO. The Big Store With the Little Prices. BIG DISPLAY OF FASHIONABLE FALL SUITS AND TOPCOATS For Men Who Dress in Style—We have just received a big shipment of the latest fall styles in Men's Suits and Topcoats for Fali—the nobbiest and swellest styles, direct from Baltimore, Utica and New York, the fashion centers of America ments from the foremost makers in the United States are here for The patterns are new, clean and attractive, repre- senting the latest ideas in fall colorings — blue serges, black unfin- ished worsteds, fancy worsteds in plaids and broken checks, stripes, etc., in all the new browns and grays. Stout or thin, will guarantee you a { and better qualities for the prices than you can find anywhere else. Buy your suit and overcoat now, while Come early and get the pick of the best patterns to- BRIDGE SPECIAL ‘yet 2-50 and % 1 5-00 SUITS FOR MEN PRIESTLY CRAVENETT! suit brand in the Pacific Northwest. 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