The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 18, 1907, Page 3

“THE SEATTLE STAR—FRIDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1907. P HORSES ys fast ONE MAN KILLED IN RUNNING a to | ra mar lod and twe e sum of Uncle Sam's money which . wee neces oe wee Capen oe tn - ph of the shaw so far wae the day of the Sea fe, guccesstul a tho * rink was crow 8 caggiulry evening posi yy pewan wn « bog mene a 8 Why send your money out of the| Doa't forget to go to Christen ; ae day before eset En ne ae aut RETRENGH The Strongest Overcoat House raswed, knowing that an official ye | Pred Mason, the farm hands, at Although the little boy in France port of the shortage may lose him |tempted to struggle and Fink was! weart aicap on the street, It | ht metmastorship, if not a prose. | nMdlately shot dead, Hoth #468 | (houghtproper for a girl to go bare © not quite 86} cution began firing and the three maraw | headed matter of fact w he award w ; r, were | on ed afternoon and there will be more put outsiders ca and Ta: | to tomorre afternoo a Med Frese.) ° Portiand and Ta: tor w afternoon an (Ry Untted Prese t t t s Haeeeclves proud. The | tomorrow night SAN FRANCISCO, Cet. 18.— Vice m (4 ate | seem President J. W. Kendrick of the OFFERS FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY 'A LINE OF FINE FABRICS ARB CHEVIOTS, TWEEDS AND MELTONS. A Line of Raincoats FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY T F GAME B T Santa Fe, who hae charge of opera 4) on and motive power for the com ley's retrenchment order will affect |the entire system There will be no further development work until the financtal situation improves: iecniaprereneniaiecitnenie Whether or not the Northwestern wens Yeast i rte: 0 > . the ele At least 500 rooters from the! pacitic read to Kureka will be built 3 . City of Destiny” are expected to ! 8 e and = the xt ye re > be see: Seattle be at the game. A score to th ear remains to be seen } Will meet | ‘Tacoma aggregation means every: | ’ a the Madison | thing, as the chances of any of! pent year . other teams scoring against H mats, for tative Seattle |Seattle are very light } A § represen . Seattle rooters are expected to Gerene of both schools |. present 1,000 strong, to drown qual in weight and eX out the Tacoma noise makers. | The Tacoma stars have| Seattle will line up as follows | P Sagat the Seattle boys have.) vtackKay, r. @, Burke or Olds, 1.|, CHICAGO, Oct. 18.—Varto . with the strength Jay Smith, 1 h., Mac-|frences this morning betw ieee, the sor, Fh, Westover, {| H. Harriman, Cornelius Vanderbilt FINE WORSTED FABRICS, WATERPROOFED HY THE CEL EBRATED CRAVENETTE PROCESS, LONG, LOOSE 8TYLES. fe $15.00 OTHER LINES OF OVE UP. IMMENSE ASSORTME “OATS AND RAINCOATS $12.50 T OF SUITS $12.60 TO $40, FIGHT WITH TRAIN THIEVES ‘d (By United Preas.) : VALMEZ, Alaska, Oot, 18,—Post master Royle may lowe hia office. y United Press.) ,ders jumped from the tein He When the Reynolds banigelosed tts! ASHLAND, Or®, Oct, 18.—One #lde# Killing Fink, Hemerick was | doors they also closed of quite al J hit in thé knee and Mason shot . through the thigh, When the train Hoyle had placed on depoatt in the | * (e#perate runnifig battle between | reachod Sixkiyou, Sheriff Jackson jbank, Government inspectors are |‘! thleves and three farm hands) and Chief of Police Simmons, with | e re " 4 wh were riding in a freight car re gutos, 1 Q here manding an accounting of & pokHen, went out and are now clothes. ig a gaede 12 f Mra Calvin H all f regardless of the bank | "% inman, 10 miles from here. | searching along the trackn for men and more her she upon failure, Hoyle is greatly embar. | C ® Wm, Hemerick and a 3 ate ~ T ma will line up as follows; | Osden Ggelet and Stuyvesant Fish g lads mean to mee oll! mos, €. Mourne, th Brown, |. | marked the beginning of another sgh and energy into the » ‘sin or Reed, r. &, Danaizer, }, ¢.|4ay in the fight for control of the and score at Captain Cox, r. t r, Lt, Bader | 'tinois Central The committee the star Tacoma or R. Hil, 1. « #, T. @, Man-/ Counting the proxies is still at work J REDELSHEIMER & co ley, © jand is not ready to report. Har . e sceeneneneeennsemme, tiMan sald today that it is his idea Cravenet Raincoate for men |" 8ve the newspapermen hold a women, new styles just re. | Cmsress for the purpose of sug ved, $10, worth $16 gesting plana for the regulation of 800-804 First Avenue, Corner Columbia. Strongest Overcoat House in the State bas crippled the * 4M expect to win 15, worth ve $20. Seattic branch Goodyear Rain-|'¢ railroads. He says he will do Mi aavy yard | coat Co., corner First av. and Mad. |2°thing further until be hears from ee ' ison at. eee | the newspapers. THE GROTE-RANKIN CO, Tho jaws of @ wasp are so power cihinas ot Yemen, ia jful that ¢ pot can ent ite way stressing cas lieved by Sonp Lake Sal lies Kitchen Article That Will Pay | -- Itself Many Times Over | | seca in Time Saved , 1529-1533 Second Av., Near Pine St. New Goods for the Holidays Are coming Im dally. It will pay|you to come in and make selections while the lines are full. It does not matter whom you want « gift for, nor how much you can pay for it, we have just what will sult you, and at the price that will fit your purse. Handsome Line of Belt Sets, at mangfacturers’ price Thore sets we shall sell at the price charged for them by the manu facturer. Regular retat) price $3.00 to $2.76. Special . ‘ $1.1 © 83.50 Big-Value Shopping Snoeiu what (you will want for your holiday shopping. Regular $1.60 to $3.00 values. Our price $1.00 ‘6 $2.50 The Sheridan Special Writing Paper——Large box of paper and envelopes, 50 of each . “i ; 25¢ One Pound of Fine Paper-—i60 sheets. Spe New Goods Coming in Daily We Are Glad to Show Them THE SHERIDAN CO. oy Viel Kid Shoes, patent tip, Biucher cut, with good, heavy oak tan soles Made on spring hee! laste with a low heel. Better than the ordinary kinds. Sixes 24 to 6 at— RAYMOND & HOYT 405—Pike Street—405 KITCHEN CABINET IS THE HOUSEKEEPER'S BEST FRIEND BECAUSE— o kitchen. A place for everything right at your fingers’ end eR kester kitchen with nothing exposed to dust or heat S sAnitary flour bin with sifter attached. proof sugar bin. lined bread and cake box Spice, ten and coffee cans that p their contents 708 to'save strength by making it necessary to the time getting and clearing up the dai Cabinets are shown by ue in golden oak and | They are finished and built so as to stand the heat the kitchen /Receiver’s Sale | | Entire Stock of the McCarthyDryGoods ompany Ordered Sold at Retail by the United States District Court---Seattle Public Wiil Reap Rich Harvest The big McCarthy store, which has been closed for more than a month, has been ordered opened next Monday morning by Judge C. H Hanford, of the Federal Court. The stock, which consists of nearly $100,000 (wholesale cost) in choice and salable merchandise, will be ot fered to the public at the most tremend reduction Instead of sell ing the stock in bulk and allowing a single individual fo make an enor mous profit, the court has ruled that the stock be retajled to the last ar ticle, and Every Man, Woman and Child in Seattle Allowed to Share in the Bargains $37.25, $39.75, $41.00 and | Have Your Work Done Now and Save Money at dealers, makes, at A full announcement of the different lines ineludedjin the sale, and a tatement of the extent and attractivene of the niany thousands of ee real bargains you will find read en the store openg, will be made in Md the Sunday paper Put off all your shopping until next week. You can Y well afford to wait when you will be able to take you€ pick of this great store full of splendid merchandise at prices that will save you half, or pend. More thana hun CUT RATE PRICES more than half, the money you had intende dred experienced les people are now engaged in marking down the $7.5 or tooo goods and preparing them for the sale. We have room for as many more, rit” pure Gold Cre and if you have any. friends who know the Dry Goods busine end S100 and $f them in. We also want bundlé wrappers, delivery boys, cash boys and $1.00 $5.00 Wate 4 colain Crows cash gir atch for Sunda announcement, me fn th, 0 and $5.00 ry err mw) e@ Fiyer " 4 SB. 3 mir os gh Print, be? eng ser EEE SRT AED t WR ag RUNG Trip, . raves DTHiPs Hints | Bema | BAY ORk wannanren McCARTHY DRY GOODS CO. omen . : Sutetiffe Baxter, Receiver, Associated Dentists 1512'TO 1522.SECOND AVENUE, BETWEEN PIK& AND PINE 1112 2d Ave. ao i and 7:30 p.m. Agent. Seattic e176. Tacoma ° 6 bd Bocrutn ods de UA rensthoww Boal dood man ovsiart.0000l © Gendomee o hum aoe sono 5 ‘4 COSTELLO | & Ht (GRANT trimmed, a little better bas acts than you Plenty of pale blues, pect to and Dresden patterns; suitable for Christmas presents, cush dollar and a half a garment Spec ial, paratieys a Yard 4 C urday Near Cut Gl SALE OF HIGH-CLASS Broadcloth COATS FOR. WOMEN Saturday at$29.50 See the Window Display. Ve have set aside some forty-odd Women’s Coat that are distinctive and exclusive; made from im ported coat broadcloths, excellently tailored some are plain, while-others are elaborately trim med with silk military braids; they come ih black navy, brown, green‘and dark red, in tight-fitting models, half or full lined The loose coats are lined throughout with black, white'or gray satin of very fine quality. It’s a large and. very fine collection that you ought to see before you pick out your new Fall and Winter Coat. Saturday, PI COR 5 iSi6 6 wh Cae Cee tn Kod w eS CeRY $29.50 Coat Needs for the Girls Just received by Express, 150 Coats for girls; ages 6 to 14 years. All plain colors; just what you've been looking for; red, navy, brown, green and castor. Prices .. ae MAAS te seeeeses $5.00 to $12.50 mcm Sale of Beauti- | im’ “| ful Ribbons [*:", ing line wool rib on the Bargain Square Saturday, at a yard bed Pants and Vests, Seamless Cotton Saturday we will place on sale at the Bargain Square and varied collection of the 1 Stockings, west Ribbons, in plat ik hand including soft, rich, plain Messalines and satin finished with dou- most every wanted color pinks and white, also a very libe and high would ex effective display Fancy Ribbons, in pretty floral designs, st spliced find at a belts, neckwear and a hundred and one things wi heel and up to 6 inches wide; and not a yard worth less than 25¢ and + to 48¢ @ yard. toe; excel- lent value $1.25 14¢ New Fail Coats for the || Sale of Men’s Ties Children Our new line of Coats are stun ning, indeed, and moderately At 50c priced A Handsome Coat of brown broad SATURDAY tail, trimmed with brown. silk “If you could buy a fine 25¢ Tie for 15¢ frogs, cut full and stylish. $7.90 would you buy it? Flaked Bear Coat, in a decidedly It oe a Tie actually worth 5O¢ ould you buy it new weave; well made, in double If you could buy a Tie that was actually worth breasted style and lined through 7Se, in new fall and winter patterns, made Sat up for the exclusive stores to sell at a dollar Mt ns cenede copeenes would you buy {t for ee Handsome White Caracul Coat, of Perhaps you would if you could see the Ties that's what we want you to.do—see the Ties , it has cost us money to tell you this and we ly cut and well finished and are not doing advertising to disappoint you but felindiod “with white wills to make you a friend of the store. See the win- ) dow, pick out the tle you like and examine the braid; double breasted ..$5.50 quality. If it sults you pay a HALF DOLLAR. extremely good quality, stylish PUFF JARS. BOYS’ BOOKS. CUTICURA SOAP. « Poff Jars, with toys’ Alger Books, in about 56 | The famous Cuticura Soap, used for hospitals and a favorite in Art Nouveau different titles to choose with the baby. Regular 6c designs, Saturday, each .89¢ from. Saturday, each 19¢ size Saturday, a cake ...16¢ silver to: RUCHINGS. AFTER 6 P. M., SALE OF LIN- We have just opened and placed on sale a very EN 5 O'CLOCK TEA CLOTHS, beautiful 4 ent of new Ruchings, SGxS6 INCHES .........., ith silk edges Saturday after 6 p. m. we will place on sale a pink nile a limited number of be ful all iinen Lunch and black. } a Cloths, 86x36 inches, with a two-inch hem make this se ‘ stitched hem. Can be embroidered or used Ayard, regular price 25 plain. Our Special at $1.38. After 6 p. m. cr \( THE RHODES CO. || ®:'a22: Teddy Bear > Royal Wereester Family. Arcade Building Women. Our immense Fall stock of Suits and Over. coats is now complete, from the best tailoring houses in New York City, and f tyle, work- manship and material cannot be excelled New York-made i a snap and graceful finish x it distinctively the nob biest ready-to othing in America, These ill be placec " le rrow at our wn cut t ces, is several a P ad Heavy ‘ 1 \ $1.00 a gar ment 100 nobby Priestley Raincoats at from $10 to $15 each 100 dozen Dress Shirts, regular price $1, will sell at 50e each 6 pair of fine Black Wool Sox will sell tomorrow at $1 And the balance of our entire stock at pro rata bargains, |