The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 25, 1907, Page 5

AMUSE MENTS, rie SOUIVEW SHGnnae Es Dreamland ea FAIL ro AGREE, { the matter of tho proposes widen ing and extending of Twelfth av, at y 4 "00 pm a) lof { ING 5 ort ‘soe tt Denny —_ . Cor. 7th and Union Sr ibe iat oo a “SEATTLE. BPE ee ac ae |Now'Open Daily Ninht, “The Meir to the Moora and 50 Night Bee ae pee mabe = 3 eogater at oe eee | MOMERATED THE GRAND 225" Afternoon and The seoretary of the navy has that hereafter yd te oventng ’ag 6 o'clock at{APPreved the decision of the court aid MEAEK'S CONCEIT BAND. eat noon ov = ‘de ball to diseuss the new or-|@aterial which exonerated Sentry “CRMDR NRE.” , when the farmers vad what ation should be] Harvey Stevens for the shooting ee 146 th:00"" Geiten’” and) | comtemasineeanenenenaeaniaaeaanaalle fo remain on (he : the ftrmers, The farmers | ®t George Febra, the fireman of the seprnie™ appliod for by t rs 1 Witch Wuncese,? The ate — they desir 4. rent of the letter| Nebraska, who attempted to climb F. Co woo—4).60 ont a Fiy own the Flyer « ; seh inflachees of} Over the fence which surrounds the |f| (" which to register in the &Greater Standard and ‘Teddy Boar" con SRATTLETACOMA ROUT ‘open all gay 08 S Weatera av, combine, and can) navy yard at Brom ton after hav |) cost! : THIRD AVENUE THEATER Pare Sachouk trp, Oe ‘and Saturday he season Whe. the privileges |!" Wen ordered to halt jf the chance to enter this aplondid and instructive contest ta given Mair 848 > FOUR ROUND THIPS DAILY. ket day hr * - | every little girl in Seattle under d4 ‘years old, and we don't wa turday, “TEN NHGHER . A ~- heavy ma acded ia the ast “Connet be ry jo girl in Seattle un an I" howe A LEAVES SEATTLE 6:45 ; the the people |! i aaeneiinens ~ FIND FOR CITY, any little girl left out, because wa dctow you'll miss lots of fun and eat Matinee Bon ‘and 10:25 m m., 2:05 and 5:45 \ to the market fat arabe M ¢ famiti ho lt ‘ perhaps a beautiful prise, if you don't register your name tomor ——_-— _ _ — pm, wh iO arty hours . ry any 4 0 s familie begs be The state land commission yea row, Fe sure to me in and register tomorrow “~ Saturday — be LYRIC THEATER LEAVES TACOMA — 8:25 a. , oe closes ‘ : trom public market. | and] terday found in favor of the elty fore 9 o'clock in the evening, and Also look at the many protty Ina. tata 00, Ribena oti aids” weit m. and 12:15, 3:65 and 7:30 p. m z on t ket who did their marketing after bustin the contest for right to purchase prizes to be given to the fortunate little girls niet enaful Refined Vandeviiie ire Acts, Ladiew and U, SEELEY, Jr, Agent. Seattle ork A ee from 10:50 ck | Hess hours on the threo long diya) Lake Union shore lands on the right {9 229 prizes award valued at $260.00 : ent 1 Matineos Watoh feats for Tonight —Tel. Main 176. Tecoma— yi 9 to 1 oclak , the market, will be out out ef | side of the la 4 place for the - aon ve ote ete Tel, 212. Urely from the market privilege ex] tormings of the big overflow, pipe cept on Saturday, and are as bitter] trom the Volunteer Park redervolr, | as the farmers in denouncing the rT ar | new order: fe Attorney is Dead | COLISEUM 8 Greater Vaudeville We are showing the fine baat He ceo | Judge Samuel §, Carlisle, for the t it d k most stylish line of merty a well-known attorney of! se typewriter Gesks A TOP COATS HAS TOO’ MANY WIVES, — | this city and a veteran of.the otvil | 3 Sed for & d cts In the City war, died at his home, 768 ‘Thirty extra special priced for Saturday— PREY A: rer ses RR Om Pee THE TAILORED READY 00s (Sy. Uaned Preen) first av. yesterday, Funeral ser practical typewriter desks are a special and important feature of pivectal Attraction for sehool Children at the Saturday Peusth ane Mee SANTA ANA, Cal, Oct. 26 viees will be held tomorrow after our splendid office furniture showing—these two excellent styles George & Rest, the actor. who|hoon from the family residence, at very special priced for Saturday S A Uae Te VE tek the dak: fea hen sent sen : ee a | : ped with Cecile Fleming andjtwo o'clock * arrested in San Francisco on Dally Matiness A Big List of Novelties, In cluding the Musical Comedy, “A Day at Seattle's Popular Osteopath, skill fully treating every kind of sick bigamy charges, has been ar LOIS THEATER ness, using Osteopathy, Blectricity, raigned and held in $2,000 bonds Steve Carr 4 | of having one wife too many|from hie vehicle and silghtly tn ‘ Pantages | Vibrations and the Light Cure, Con had, in fact, two mm than the|jured yesterday near First av, 8 ‘ A daily ex- | gultation f }law allows. and Mato st, when his rig was e ? £ - ? * | 378 Are Main 2451 of fo was sma sas and polarons Expressman Injured. fr, an expressman of progecution charged that in| 182% Eighth av. 8 was thrown struck by a Luna Park car, Car | tak t tb fri 1] yor was ome by friends. 6 | " RECEPTION GIVEN T0 a ‘ cE DISEASES. - ; regular value $25. haw , | or mange, distemper, worms " MISS BECKINGHAM canker and eyes, and all other dis a pelouiian’ damn: < lee } s of the dog, get Blood Purifier * ‘ | - ¢ and Condition Pilla, Hall's, oak, finely finished, 33% tn . he mil home on 1 1111 Firat av . long, 23 in. wide, 50 In. high, z ee re an a ek ee ee — | 4 good-nized drawers; an un ‘ aa | daughter, Miss Auntie G. Morri usually convenient and satis , é | ; ae aie factory desk. Regular value ; | fib 5 In Your Pocket kingham, who ts shortly sartied to Lieut. Jacques Corba venient typewriter desk of solid oak, nicely fin By Attending the Over 300 attended. Th ished, 28 in. long and 28 for Se. ‘ bunches po Xe to be ver 1D. B bunches received by . IS THERE gf orga Miss Marte Reckingham and Lieut.| ANYTHING er eee ABOUT be Id took cards. Mrs Willtam Walter | de x and Mrs, Cassius M. Williams | BANKING ee te per head. presided in the dining room, ae ee doe tated by Misa Eltzabeth MeDonald. | YOU DON’T ies Gin Miss Rose Kelly, Mise Frances Max te well, Miss Minnie McDonald, Miss nll Elitia Carrot, Miss Laurine Wright} KNOW ? and Miss Nano Hayes " gallon te dc dos served by Miss ‘Buger We to lic head. and Miss Annie C. Morris. | in. wide, has 4 good-sized tion. The regular value at we are offering, you will ains, and we claim that never again will such bargains be offered. We have replenished nt in our big | store from the reserve stock, and are dy to satisfy every demand. the past week great | crowds of people have taken advantage of these low prices, and went away with words of praise, and more than satisfied with the bargains they received. Here you can buy your Fall or Wh Outfit and save at least one-half, Remember, we do just exactly as we ad and € in our advertisements goes as advertised. Compare prices, and you will find that ou ss : i Hy attending this big sale and taking advantage of the many bargains t is $16.50. Priced extra | be dollars ahead. Never before have you had the opportunity to procure such ba “oo | Our Savings Depart a | AT THE LINCOLN HIGH if ment, our Banking Depart . | Trust Depart ment will be glad to answer gecotal Sor» $10.60 we are Seattle agents for the celebrated and universally used ent, or or ivertin Glee club aspirants at the Lin-| a pave’ wig uecate Gunn and Macey sectional cases and filing devices er than the lowest rs }the pur o an¢ ’ _ ve bet at ens t Prest-| You are assured of cour ees ie —_—| Ihe don; cooky nt, Paul secretary and|— teous treatment in all your ’e r. I ea | Se ” Detlia Knap, advertising |B dealings with us Men's Shoes. Menri’s Fine Neckwear. | yom, $1.25 per box Neil Conn, property man, $2.25 Men's Buff Calf Shoes, box and plain | 26c Bow Ties s1éheamokeeene | pples, 80¢ per box Franklyn ie 3 too . $1.95 up Girls’ Athletic , Sc wp; Summer | last night decided upon ¢ anifortas fo x] UNION SAVINGS & tbe Fancy T $3.75 Men's Viet Kid Shoes, latest styles ..$2.50 0c New Fourin-Hands for.. ...- essesees ¢ err $2.45 Men's Viel Kid and Box Calf Shoes, biucher - 100 The first prac : j fies. for day night TRUST CO. ‘ cut $2.65 | 10¢ Fancy Handkerchiefs .......+-++++0000- | e: ‘ o; } ae ve r basket. | Scorer aac Il Cor. $ 4 and Che Seattle. 1006 to 1016 Fird¥ Avenue. Tacoma $4.00 Men's Patent Leather Shees $2.85 Pants. | 30c per basket Her Williams, the well . 98.00 Men's High Cut Shoes, 16in. top, water- | g1.50 Men's English Corded Working Pants go White Mus-| known tenor singer, who has t : proof, blacks 5 apes $6.00 oe 85¢ 35c; Cornichon | mysteriously missing from hia/ if | x % - 4 home for some time, has written a e e $6.50 Men's High Cut Shoes, 12-in. top, black and | $2.50 Men's Worsted Pants go at .......--$1.65 { ‘ $1.25 per|letier to his wife, in which he tanw $6.85 | g35 . Wool Pi so 4 } 4 apples, $1.50 per forms her that he ts going to we $3.50 Men's All-Wool Pants go at $2.35 | ie $1.26 per box. | bard save Ghough money $5.00 Men's High Cut Shoes, 124m. top, black and | 75¢ Roys' Corduroy Knee Pants go at per box pay his debts befare he returns tan 83.85 j per box; 6 Ibs. for home. Vouthe’ thoes ‘ Socks and Suspenders. | Black Wal-| Spectacles $1 00 | ‘ Heavy All-Wool Alaska Socks, worth 50c a pair, | Me Ib ‘ °c - . } | $2.65 Youths’ Shoes in box calf and vici kid. $1.65 for 20¢ | = tre (and up. Come to us with your eye | : ® use Soap |troubles. Schuchard Optical Co.,| | $2.00 Children's Shoes, in viel kid ..,.....$1.00 > Men's Warranted Fast Black Lisle Thread j draggist« *** | 1207 2nd av one Ladies’ Sh Socks, 15¢ value, for .. se vacsiewiths 10¢ | ¢ - - 4 i adies 10es. | | 20c Suspenders for ovansatedestabaes 10¢ j @ wurLouT A Srone FOR EVERYBODY. ] $4.00 Ladies’ Shoes, in dongola, matt kid top = a : | n Wa Ss is a 0 | Goodyear weit $2 tg | 35¢ Heavy Suspenders for ....se..s00s en 2 ok. 8 i | $3.50 Ladies’ Shoes, in viel kid and dongola; | Genuine President Suspenders go at ........35¢ | | blucher ewt ...; cere ORS Ss weaters. | x he) $2.50 Ladies’ Shoes, in dongola ..........81 | ” t $1.50 Sweaters for ......-..ceceeeees somes e Sere’s Lowi Ficed be Ne Winter Underwear tor Men, Wotfi@hand i 82 ev tre oo bad a d okin m4 $4.00 Fancy All Wool Sweaters ..... Ag. dB2AS | " | Bis, ail justly, Pom that nd stOFE in the * “Children Is Much Underprice | ues he. ee eS “offers reliable, guaranteed merchandise at | . | Sicilia aA talon | jons in effect all the time at “The House . : Pay Y Hi}| $7.00 Men's Fine Black Worsted Suits ....83.85 SCOpes. | 's Store News. It Will Surely Pay You. | et ” We call particular attention to our Here. Read Saturday . r | $8.50 Moa'y Suite, a al-weol. black Sect BRAS SE OF THON TRS 5 7 HS sehen $3.85 Goods Department, unquestionably the i} | ee ; $4.85 | $10.00 Trunk, straps attached, for ...... $5.95 ithe Northwest. Some idea of what low Men's . Excellent Values in Ladies Under- pero a ea teh plaids pe A $7.60 Bult Cases for Mean at thi in be gained from the aceon Men's Past Steck (Cotten UWail-ls we wear and Hosiery. i x cisngeeas ‘ Solid Leather $10.00 Suit Cases i a zen en's 8 Siac . I | 12.50 en's Sults, n dress vieun serges nits Satur Run in and see our good value for 1 Saturday's Women's Jersey Ribbed Vests and Pants to f vet garni Pie lay sey yaee 5 , Cc " 1] a les ew $7.65 | G5c Telescopes for Toy Store the children ony onrnene bd match, form fitting, heavy self fleece, in natural Hii) - , 4 si 6 9% to 11% and cream color; full ular ¢ 108 28 | and $18.00 Men's & in blue and black | g50 Telescopes for ........sceceseccseeecs Men's Strong Merino Half-Hose, recommended per 4,5 and 6, Very Special value, for on c an erges, double and single breasted 85.95 91.90 Te aa | Youths’ Suits. Jersey Ribbed Vests, made f n, With noft med and form fitting mateh, Very Specia Medium aud Hea f-Hose, in patora z Our Hue of Men's Underwear for fall and winter we Bargains in Shot Guns Saturday rplas $15 09 and $ American made, Double Twist Hamme s Shot Guns sy... $14.98 a Fi Wool $5.00 Youths’ Suits, in black worsteds Half-Hoee, in natural, Disck ane oe. | «match. Very Special value, foronly.....UUU Bie | OC Fleece Lined Underwear .......s+000% $6.50 Youths’ Suits in fancy plaids. checks and gray mixture with sizes 4, 6 and ¢ $10.00 Youths’ Suits, in imported tweed an $1.00 Heavy Wool Underwear is remarkab! rong. Prices exactly the same cheviot ple 1 value 86.45 rg ~ tae, Wileh i aleb $1.50 Heavy Wool Ribbed Underwear Shells. Foot Balls Reduced. nite Gs) meow We ene eave yes w ets Me—ox F Regular Price $1.00 — Heavy mn your wants in that line, Our Prices with doub | $1.25 $4.00 and $6.00 Children’s 3-Piece Suits, sole and high spliced b Women's Extra Fine Black Cashmere Hone. Excellent Shoe Values for Saturday. run fre sizes 8% to —— Remarkable Values in Boys’ and Misses’ Underwear and Hosiery. Best 1 het Gun ize Foot Halls, with strong Rule Sale Carpenters’ Planes. Me—The V Regular Price $1.85—S ck F Huek Skin Rugby, Regulation 50 Dozen Shirts. 00 California Flannel Shirts $4.00 Children’s Double Breasted Suit tods 8% to 10 -” 0 California Flannel Shirts a $1.45 $5.00 and $6.00 Children's Suits, in Scotch } 5.00 Extra Heavy Double Breasted, pearl but tweeds and fancy mixtures sais Avy Dow E ted, . i | ] | »men's Black Cashmere Hose, superior quality Children’s Suits. $2.00 Medium Mixed Wool Underwear | | tons | | 2Poot, H ch Smoothing Plane, made by Roys’ Heavy Strong Fleeced Underwear, vests P i ee Oe earetryirari fir il ey tty sr Carpent« ¢ Ohio Tool Co, with extra and drawer match; sizes 24 to Ladies’ Viel Kid Shoes, all solid, patent Children’s Reefers. 1c Black 8 stot c The Black Sateen Work Shirts ......... y double bit $1 29 M4. Spect Priced for only tip. Special Saturday, only ' $4.76 Children's Re oa eene é ! sand. Git eeathl beteaae 76c Blue and White Chambray Hoys’ and Misses’ Jersey Ribbed Underwear, with elf fleece; the kind that washes up soft; izes 16 from 10¢ to spam tinge 39c Ladies’ Fine nd mediam soles; all width 2 50 lasts. Special Saturday, only ' Men's Winter Calf Shoes, double soles, stock tip. | | 1) | made for strode hard wear $2.75 Men’s Overcoats and Cravenettes. | pancy silk Mixed, $1.00, for .... aa Viet Kid Shoes, matt top, patent tip ; 20c ll Masks. Mae Sia6— tere. R of Hallow complete line $7.50 Children’s Reefers, in navy blue cheviots, 75 Dozen Boys’ Shirts. vicunas; gray flannel lined $1.65 Mother's Friend, Tbe, for seeeees 506 se’ Joree bed Australian Wool SMe equare {« Maske for children; on special | Hoys’ and Misses’ Jersey Ribbed Australian natg tacks tor cbildven; on speme’ | Underwear, steam shrunk, vests and drawers to mmended for its erior, strongly r match; # wearing and non-shrinkable qualities; sizes 16 Misses’ and Boys’ Extra Heavy School Hose, in 0 rib, fast black, reinforced Boys’ and Misses’ Fine hmere Hose, rein fore occa am ehdencecnlincnehiee sea Anesanantintad A Choice Showing of the Latest in Ladies’ ‘Belts and Belt Buckles. Newent in Melt Hue $12.50 Men's Overcoatas, in blue and black beaver 6c Box Sox, black and natural woo! 10¢ “ a, 85c ale Saturday 10c | } comer Wagons Fancy Crepe Paper. Price $3.00 Regul Pp 10e—A lar Pat Top Disscent | ie te. teuoyechoreds Strong = ax 1 se Oriental Crepe Paper 5 Special turday, per 4c | Men's Box Calf Shoes, blucher cut, California oak an soles, the Little Gents’ Satth Galt Shoes, double 98: soles. Special’ for only v Boys’ Extra Heavy Calf Shoes, California oak tan Misses’ Viel Kidvand Box Calf Shoes, patent tip all solid California oak tan soles; a desirable A Great Black Petticoat Special for Saturday. 6e Suspenders De $16.00 Men's Fancy Top Coats, light brown atest styles ...$8 meltons and cashmeres; Hats—100 Dozen Fall Hats. $2.00 Derby Hats, black and brown medium and ¢ heel and toe Priced for ot $15.00 and $18.00 Men's Cravenettes, every cc anti-blue rain-proof $s. $3.00 Derby Hats, black and brown . Men’s Dress Shirts. $2.00 Soft, latest shape $3.00 Soft, late || Men's Fancy Stiff Front Shirts, regular $1.00 | kind, for ¢ and 45¢@ | $5.00 John B. Stetson Hats ., Pickling Jars. Regular Price 60c — Strong ” Galion Pickling Jar and Dome Lamp Shades. Regular Price 40e—W bite Opal | Dome Shade oll Monarch | | Shoe&Clothing Co.| - lot Black Sateen Skirts, made of extra heavy quality sateen; 12 and 16 inch ruffles, with eluster of small rufti ‘extra good values for $1.56. Bee Hive Special Price D » fi : . | 4317-1319 FIRST AVENUE, wettie;. | i Branch Store 2619-2623 # Hill ¥ u & 2401-3 Jackson St. FIRST AVENUE iif) Half Block Noth of Postoffice. Bet. University and Union Streets. H ag ano AVENUE @ UNION STREET \ Opposite New Arcade Block, i ‘ rer “SE "ais = , re am 8 Pa —— H Ot atte Be Tete eb abetl ae eee Me ste te o OMe ee @ BM o OS mw 00 om ow se © MoCooes® aoe © omooee aabe eetue & 10 900088 tn weoce” wo atten MIO crea Meade Se soode 0