The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 27, 1907, Page 5

ee eee scr ntuannr THE SEATTLE STAR—FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1907. i . & ) ORGANIST 8 veo, | PIONERR DEA a os tele a iat on an camera ONLY $4,500. J tarnoo Ae he residence 10 Flea FRISCO || -store“always open Saturday e enings rican and at hia residence, for ‘your convenience opean muaiclans of note to play av, weal, from tuberculonls, , 5 t the new $30,000 pipe ora@@® in the . how First Presbyterian chureh, Mr z “ Sree, Ven SAWneey ited Pre Chace is a fellow of the Royal Col (By United” Press.) SF NCIRDS: Supt: lege of Organiata of London, VANCOUVER, B. G,, Sept, 27 Nicholas Jereckek, a cook, ompfoy BAN FRANCISCO, Bept. 27.—The . Owang King, the Chinese vice on-| od on the Great Northern road, has|crulsers Pennsylvania, West Vir , . s UNION LABOR PARTY wul of @n Francisco, who has|, the road fr $2,000 damages|ginia, Colorado and Maryland, un ---when heater buying, remember the Buck’s bese here inveatianting the Orley for personal injurtes. der command of Rear Admir@ Day the st! amare 5é al question, believes that an an 0 eo inte t thie fl » bes $ (By United Press) Tho right of way and trackage TICKET IN FRISCO Oriental feeling is much exageer Tillman at ‘Vania. ie rey Amlatic aaeie! * the “Big : . ses . ‘ BEET os ue terminus |tauk, new. bullding, Will be taken nied and statogghiat he han aaah) NORTH YAKIMA, Son@ 2 “aqundiow, as the veusols aro|f seit will positively save one-third your fue! bay will t t ” a din @ take wnoes given him by the employer*] waited state tor Benjamin R.| © the first warabty . ye Paci ‘ ornament Brows Damentis Menge ab cic gn (By United Press.) jOf Chinese that they Pillmen arrived here yesterday af to become a part of the |f bill. tee cntcare & Novis natives ley to Holee, and thence on to the |;eN, FRANCISCO, Sept, 27,—-|Chinone to whites, becaune of thelr! tornoon and was accorded a warm | Kroat Pacific Meet to arrive here, | \ IL . y and honoaty Welcome by his friends and the| acoording f° ¥. ' \ ' " . ‘wren windows will b 4,600, but that road now | PH. MeCarthy, of the » public generally at the fair grounds Carrie Nation Released. ‘ad |Hutlding ‘Trades Council, for | {28 DIL for the laws of time and Te ioctured leat night under the| _ WASHINGTON > . . * | Uon hominated: ‘Thomas FP. O'Neil, for TWO NEW CHURCHES. | for disorderly conduct, friends hav | y t night the Union Labor party cons nomina recorder clerk, and John H. Nelson. for Miah t , : p ee * op James Atkins of Gbormal WASHINGTON, Sept, 27—Okla M - wht . ontana Stables has un Roosevelt and when he has i that the Methodist thoma’s new constitution will be ap United Preas.) 41 church South will ae over them will eall in Labor! Bad On Ostcopatha. vd Mbproved by President Roosevelt Office moved to 114 Cherry at mmisstoner Neil, The operators| OLYMPIA, Sept, 27—The attor.|! strike This | ; o ’ P | a have building sites for two Need ene emer ~ommene! Phone for carriages, hacks, auton | « ie jehurchen in Seattle, One will bely Leave Ph Y core, ; ’ Jove that this new phase of the|8*Y Keveral’ in an opinion to the |” ; j © Plor 2 to seo buttieships | and messengers, Both phone Pay crt an predator wr bigs dt ag oye Based 9 88 sr Dh Pg Beg yr Bh Jom Capitol hilt and the other near|! eee! 760 eee vm. en con ding to ce | President Small will gladly re amining board holds that. ai . mt ; 4 with ar nite N Ponding the |‘opath cannot sign a death certifi Nome Molde Primari has deen KTS Bh cate, a8 onteopaths are not ph 5 M oT nT through: e stand < vot physh| NOME, Alaska, Sept. 27.-The Re @ ‘ ’ — the operato ment ¢ 1 | Clans under the Washington laws. public have held their primartes | we announce for Saturday pecial display of the largest States that the vario to brokers’ offices tx at to elect 29 delegates to the conven: | vajo blankets ever shown in the In rd Ste ee and finest collection of Nz | AKIMA, Sept. 27.—The vention of the fourth. class postmantors elected the fol ADVICE 18 ASKED, lowing officern: President, G. H Battleship North Dakota. : Be! |Chase, Irby; vice president, J. E.' WASHINGTON, Sept. 27.—Hattle | 1 | The committee on freight rates! Dowling; Little Rock; secretary ahip } 23 of the new 20,000 ton an atl pha WH be Kubmitted tion at Juneau, Cale and home rule | also President Roosevelt's adminis tration were strongly endorned » national officers. Raincoats For Women A jannual Northwes or rence noses sameed consider our ves very fortun ate in securing this great collection “ATR pad Maxuteeterecy’ associat) ‘ + al Winnifred — Garnett, fighters ordered bullt will bo named | WH OFFER A BEAUTIFUL ASSORTMENT OF WATER el camel ( bers asking for suagestions as to| “twee SEEN rare eR ceiccsiciatisentenniinns | PROOF COATS IN SEVERAL SMART NEW MODELS, who placed lilt es A nd ~ ie an oe d-wd may Pur hat ot B. N. Brooks @ netete Lake Soap cloanwos and | MADE OF COVERT CLOTHS AND PLAIN WORSTED FAB tire stock with us “(By United Press.) pete Shatin llr hmegnemommmaciennnn ames ee 7 RICS, IN COLORS BLACK, OXFORD, TAN AND OLIVE. for disposal. | These Sept. .27-—-Witbur - ——— genuine Navajo, and w ed per 1 by this col who regu larly vieits the vart ous points in Ark where he se exclusive peo ees oo REVIVAL MEETINGS: Bvangeliet® Hart and Magann are attracting large crowds at ing thetr revival meetings at the Taber that the new cok has been called backing was “Teatro $19.00 | ac » or « > | STRICTLY for the future b no a teal = ary es SAVINGS THE NEW KEATING MILLINERY MODELS ARE of purchas y ; 100 persons knelt before the | BANK NOW BEING SHOWN and col ad ed that th ‘ere | « | o “ n and {NNSTATEDO The solos by Mr. Magann } typical Indian col Fe were the feature of the evening | J R d l h bd & the much- wore dismiss | grays Sond "nuny| OPEN FALL TERM | J. Nedeisneimer Co. ‘oo al two | pound The fall term of the ¥. W. C. A | wi ushered tn tonight by a rally | of members at headquarters, | . + 706 Third av goods and the Chief 800-804 First Ave., Corner Columbia STRONGEST LADIES’ WAIST HOUSB IN THE STATE. Great Slaughter of Price AT THE Big Purchase Sale || Witiam Watker tain Blankets, | prices range from $5 to $30 —you are specially invited to this remarkably fine show- Man Killed by Train “| EVERETT, Sept. 27—An un *| known man was decapitated by a Pacific passenger train tford last night Deputy | At _ Coroner Bakeman of Snohomish was called and took charge of the body ting called by K Sasa ing in our Drapery Store, fourth floor. Japa’ COFFEE. | The worst extravagance | U reir S i reals hea ‘ is a “cheap” one; better} ij | FOR Less 1 CAN'T AP ANY Your grocer retarne your money AM | if you don’t like Schilling’s Best; | a ~— n S| we pay him ‘ture Co, Sur, 1006-1016 First Avevue. Seattle. Tacoma. | i t waste the money. cials y Iger & Hurlbut’s SATURDAY 820 STCOND AVENUE Never before in the history of Seattle have you been able to buy goods as cheap as we are offering them at this great sale. When we bought this $18,000 stock of Voorhees & Jacoby, we did not figure on Great Saturday Sale ‘of Smart Fall Suits at the big stock of fall goods that we had on hand, and now we find ourselves up against it. There is only one thing for us to do, and that is to cut the prices deep enough to move the goods at once This we Rogers Silverware at Half have done, and we appeal to you to help us. Here your dollar will do the work of two, and, remember, Regular Price Per Set $1 im this stock is all brand new goods, bought for this fall’s business. No left-over or shoddy goods. SEAR ATES Ss | Rogers Solid Nickel } ' : ! One Set | Windsor Patents Gene teat | Saturday Note these prices carefully, and then come here and do your shopping pier. Ay of cues Se toe ity Tea Spoons; wili never | Soy (e SMART FALL ARE EXCLUSIVE Cut tarnish: at the lowest price | S 29c / oe a 1,000 MEN'S SUITS. HATS. MEN’S DRESS SHIRTS. | Sas pia KE | Fine Imported Scotch Tweeds, Cas- 100 Dozen Fall Hats. Men's Fancy Stiff Front Shirts, regular REDUCTION OF FOUND ONLY Coaster Wagons. . HIB simeres, Serges and Cheviots. » All ; $1.00 kind, for 35¢ and 45¢ Bie many povvars AT THIS STORE e—Gray Granite Pile |] WORTH 50c — Hoye’ Heavy i. * . $2.00 Derby} Hats, black and brown . - i. ere at ae stra wood quality 5c Steet Wagon, or Coaster, just iM Suits Fitted Without Charge i De SOCKS AND SUSPENDERS. I on BACH AND OF STYLE AND 3 halt the thing for the chit ' & Ss ope reas i isi — hearammmarrcecresen | r $6.50 Suits for ......83.35]) _ Heavy All-Wool Alaska Socks, worth dren. Saturday 35c a $9.00 Suite for... 84.95 | $300 Derby} Hats, black and br a rg A “Doe EVERY suiT. EACH QUALITY. ; Regular $12.00 Suits for ... . . 1.65 | 25¢ Men’s Warranted Fast Black Lisle This « oil of Telinad a Magee : Nail Sets. : ID Recular $15.00 Suits for nth dite: tele adel $1.25 Thread’ Becks tSe value, for. 200 This special sale of Tailored Suits is unquesti mably WORTH 10e—Hizh Grade Cru HI) = : ut, latest shapes ... a Pan a mong 10¢ of the season's best bargain opp ties. The a an ho ee 800 YOUTHS’ SUITS. $3.00 Soft, latest shapes ...... $1.5 [ 3<° fieevy Suependera for... B08 s in the ) are varied and include the mannish t iis ' 5c : ‘ . os i S 2.95 | Ge vg ee Ae k Coat and the semi-fitted thirty-inch double or sin- day | Neat, Nobby Styles for the Y $5.00 John B. Stetson Hats .... 82.08 senuine President Suspenders go aEe IM gie-breasted style, with strapped seams. All coats are Ww Men. All the Newest Materials. WS bay . oH Say . 1 lined with warranted satin. The skirts are side and clus- K.. ~ $1.00 pny tty fect Fitting MEN'S SHOES, TRUNKS AND TELESCOPES. ter pleated, finished with bias folds. The materials em- w Garden Wheelbarrow $4.50 Suits for ......82.%5O | $2.50 Men's Buff Calf Shoes $1.75 | Fine $7.00 Trunks for $3.85 brace choice worsteds and other stylish plain fabrics, Aeewee oe ” ballt and will stand 65 hard usage, Saturday c $10.00 Trunk, straps attached, for $3.50 Suits for ......94.75 | 93.0 Men's Box Calf'and Vici S | $12.50 Suits for ...... 86.85 $1.95 : Lace Waists Marbles! Marbles! $15.00 Suits for .. $7.90 . $7.50 Suit Cases for weastarnsn crap angered $3.50 Men's Vici Kid Shoes .,..82.45 | Solid Leather $10.00 Suit Cases 84.95 [i A beautiful line rising a choice assortment of Ren Canvas. Aprons Tomorrow we offer for a boys 650 CHILDREN’S SUITS. . cage ; rel . re E 18 of. and Seattic PY] al 100 Good China Marbles S38 en's Vici Kid, blucher cut elescop for steer ou ch models, at ‘ t $ Saturday on a0 es » the Daylight 5c Two and Three Piece Suits N mf i pee $2.65 “rps : es for 4 § 160 WAISTS $5.00 $15 WAISTS “eo — —_ - a r Wash ei Riki onthd: thee $2.65 1 ele sia ns ° ‘ $10.50 WAISTS $7.75 | $25 WAISTS ‘ $15.00 3-IN-1 OIL. ee er , \ SWEATERS. ; hain: a vas, Waista, full ate Re—Gihson English I} WORTH 1¢c—Bottle of the Regular $2.50 Suits for . $1.35 a Hi h Cut I6-inch Top $1.50 Sweaters for Very cans sisi tped Figured Madras W aists, full pleat- Earthenware Tea Pot Well-Known 3 in 1 Ot; can be Reg $4.00 ee 2.45 nd Tan Shoes . 86.00 $4.00 1 wa r Aor A tae ed front; laundered separate collar; 2-button cuff. Special shape. Saturday used wherever good oll is R $3.50 Suits for $1.85 | 650 Men High Cut 12-inch ‘Tor $ A cy A Vool Sweaters > Jy poe : ¢ $. M% Men's Hig’ 2 : » > 50 Wool Sweaters for 1.35 V9C ff eee Scurtay 5c Joys’ Corduroy Knee Pants, worth reg PS ET hy AUT $4. edaiiem ipsa 8 $1 50 , ies Saha ularly 75¢e, for she hs abana ee bic site Auailee FURNISHING GOODS. DREN OATS «ine. ugb rootbalis. i eee | $5. Men's rt Cu 2-inch , y rc * We—"The M wouter te Regulation Size 1,000 MEN’S AND YOUNG MEN'S ected: Mite Bhaes .. $3.85 | 0c Fleece-Lined Underwear 10¢ gpa bp " r Ns in SATURDAY Past Cotton tna horse hide cover © rubber OVERCOATS AND CRAVEN- 75e Heavy Ribbed Underwear he 7 estes ites agg 5 Satur der, warranted Foot Sadibooest — =e $1.00 Heavy Wool Underwear GSe cy r tures at a grea 00 : . 43c Erte. scien eRe $1.50 Heavy Wool Ribbed Underwear fi} $8. 5 aving $ zs $10.00 Overcoats, black and bluc | $2.50 Ladies’ Dongola Shoes . $1.25 Me Dupont Loaded Shells. Satarday $12.50 Cressy and Melton o-75 $3.50 Ladies’ Vigip Kid, blucher cut $2.00 Medium Mixed Wool Underwear REGULAR MISSES’ COATS SPECIAL The Pamoce Sepertee Salty | Ferber $15.00 Cravenett $9.80 mi h $2.25 ; vi PRICE Pinie, be a th, lin | SATURDAY Loaded Dupont Smokeless Shot $18.00 and $20.00 Steel and Tan Col AY | $3.00 Ladies’ Patetit Leather Shoe 50 DOZEN SHIRTS, $16.50 Bs Sikes? es 2 pire $1 0.75 sai 49c the very latest 912.45 Fe A $1.75 | $2.00 California Flannel Shirts ..9%e¢ . 5,000 MEN'S PANTS. $2.50 California Flannel Shirts $1.45 @) H ’ : , + “ MISSES’ AND CHILDREN'S SHOES. | §5 00 | ona 7S ible-Breasted Misses and Girls Suits RAGE ie URIBY Le moe ttar alin $2.50 Misses’ Dongidia or Calf Sho gia aE be ae GIRLS’ REGULATION SAILOR SUITS—Of best $2.50 Worsted and Tweed $1.25 k and White Work Shirts 40¢ yuality navy -English Serge 1 fast color), &3 50 Fancy Mixtures . dls 34 blouse trimmed, white er black embroidered em 2D AVENUE & UNION STREET $500 Fancy Mixtures and Serges, also | $200 Children's Vigi Kid Shoes.$1.00 | 75c Blue and White ( ray +. abd blems, plaited skirt; 6 to 14 years, Suits reduced | ” elays $3.30 MEN'S vues NECKWEAR 75 DOZEN BOYS’ SHIRTS. to fe adit) alsa en : ai 75 CASES UNDERWEAR om Mother's Friend, 50c, for .. 10¢ ntil Sept. | igaaee : i aa 25¢ Bow T vs ‘ 10¢ | Mother's Friend, 75c, for 50e¢ on ; Mt li | os argc oct it 35¢ Fancy Teeksfies for 1S¢ Fancy Silk Mi ‘howe for . 4 be Cut Rate i=". trang | Wn a Regular 50c Underwear for 28¢ | 10 I 1 5¢ | 25c Suspenders the @20 SECOND AVENUE 0.00 Full Set Teeth for $7.50 $7.50 Full Set Teeth for $5.00 Gold Crowns $4.00 and $5.00 Porcelain Crowns $3.50 and $5.00 Bridgework ....$4.00 and § Fillings * All Work Warranted 20 Years | Associated Dentists \g Under New Management. | ~ METROPOLITAN BROKERAGE COMPANY, | | e | BROKERS———— Stocks, Bonds and Grain, Private Wires. Phones—Sunset Main } 2867, Ind. 2505, Rooms 1007-1008, Amerioan Bank Buiiding r | DOWNING, HOPKINS & RYER, INC : BROKERS, 4 Stocks, Bonds, Grains. Private e 304 @ iF YOU WISH TO SELt ¢ 4 314 4 Say YOUR REAL ESTATE OF ANY Het. KLEIN ad 31 9 IRS fe U DESCRIPTION AND WANT THE SHOEMAKER, A QUICK SALE, SEE INTER |W you cant get boots @ Khoes NATIONAL BOND & REALTY to fit you, get them made to | CO, 1009 AMERICAN BANK measure at . i BYILDING. 217 JAMES STREET. « Half Black North of Postoffice. Opposite New Arcade Block, Bet. University and Union Streets. . ” ‘ ‘ J 3 P42 Sevomal Av., Opp. Garvey-Bahanss Peppa Wa 2 ' eT Pe ce Pe ad eo He Baa wowarmcmmmms || Fane Atchaniehenedeh : a re Me “ Oe oe had OO CON OO 60S HMMA HAD Hon dust biter? AMAIA! es te enn nAe ee © anslntmnnas o Oo a nes Wee