The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 1, 1907, Page 8

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8 RED HOT CLAIMS. Sunday Closing Fight THE SEATTL ~ ST ARERIDAY NOVEMESE 1, 1907. ’ [been created @ baron In the sup: } | Heinze Allows Bond to Lapse, SPOKANE, Nov. t.—The Sunday GRAND FORKS, B,C. Nov, 1 ementary war honors Hat closing fieht (# renewed, after) © A, Heinge and his associates in = oti FOR DIVORCE inonth of quiet, “Warrants for five | the $200,000 bond on the MeKinley| —Robbere Get 1,900 Reubles. 5 saddened sdb 0,2 }xaloon keepers were sworn out by poate i. Franklin camp, hav PSKOFPF, Russia, Nov, 1—Bank "ire ix 60 inches of snow on the . representatives of the Aati on the th oar bond, which expire robbers attacked seven men who |giummit. The weather here con (By United Press.) League, charging them with having |e natant, to lapae wore oxcorting & cashier, cargying |tipues fine, The grand jung makes SAN FRANCISCO L—A di. | sold | t Sunday M rakanire Made a Baron 1,300 selena mundo 4 Serna | ite report this afternoon ( marty and decamper h the |... rccedihndlaatos ee Yorve trial that promixe collpae \ ©, Nov te=mait| Party | am cemented aad’ Peel Par. F advi mor | Taiyo beak ye owet ONLY TWO ARRESTS : a s hee aR i —onmnmnne | ore, 1416 Third av, have olen Se eres ic site ae hy morlg Miniator to Washington, has | yo hnetgp & Company have been|gew tables and the only 6x10 pool ° ant tenia , . Pier 2 W soe battloships, | appointed agents of the Washington |tatde in Seattle. A place for . . 4H The bat two arrests for *e* | Fire In Kansas City ***| demen ; h th 1 very property damage & rade be to Y aching “ f he use m © hea arte The rf five rn ¥ he “ “ ps hey hav x ed oon A » . a ‘ Nair eve { 1 ay band wa pany wi anti , Frorence Atte Abe A 1 av, and im charg the fiah wth e 1 “ ob sons he t Ur an Mary Tt ia Iw th av e del eer , haed t \ a jeal ¢ trouble tell wha Now an at © Op { the and mod! y wh t aneE mW € jangering the ive of Me pe & mew N ber at T we b a J and after a Hu of win " , 1m by @ ' c ald to have Owing to our store being shortened many feet by New Pastor Ariives the widening of Pike street, we are now crowded for gten, DC. who will fl YS’ DANCE — D. O., who w ; HEWSBO room to handle our greatly increased fall business b gad ne is IN SIGHT We will place on sale this week mence his @ Residence Burned. The New has 4 Because there were no wa ed to hold eenth r bydrants with half a le \ h atte a # month og edad ana | c | and w anging make the ie Seventy-eigt st, bur 2 he ies ground night. The da u al ove : aggregated $8,000, of which § Aluable prizes w 9 was | the and 92,-|¥ @ Included on the a 000 to building whiet ed, w Musician Arrested } Dressed ever BR te Adolph Friede, 5 of the — yer a 7: AMU EME vf city w a ga fais T vi : an in e i] y oan he G Who Has Everything q Next week, Olga Ne sole in re § Choose Debating Team. 7 e o Ag & result of the ¢ t held | The Seattle—“The Helr to the at the Line Hoorah Next week Ur Southern Skies The Three of { i In Mizzoura ‘ext q 7 > - - ~ FA Raf hac: ume reas vee AT 10 PER CENT BELOW THE EXCEPTIONAL VALUES NOW ni nue—"Beace : Stewart wil ane bd vl ln syn nyc SHOWING IN OUR WINDOWS. i Favor New Market wae yy a é : i The street eee cet ne me These Suits have been made in New York, and for material, workman j Satie masks avorably on the! iio, West and Van Si Felix ship and style defy competition Fr cilman Gi meior sad the other big act we 4 Coliseum Monda Pantages j ament Credit and John Doctor ii yesterday the street com ul on the new «& i aid ' an The Lyric- imp ame | Mise Lilliac atreet that 4. | features Object to Paving. the 1 io wee wae pee cren| Easterner Soaked street oo - to the He did 6 . wee proposed pa mugh- |to be prepared for rai ethane we BER STORE, 714 F More battleships at the navy yard got a $22.50 Cravene than ev. efore “7 th week f sie { i } Until Noon Saturday | 10¢ China Plates | DC Oc China Plates a ; Americ Semi-Vitreous Plates, gold stamp ; decoration, tea, breakfast and dinner size. No phone orders Oil Opaque standard spring rollers No phone orders Mair Benitio, Ke THE BON ie and Pike Street Basement Store. Until Noon Saturday 60c Window Shades | 30c Windovy Third Floor Until Noon Saturday $1.50 Toilet Sets |S9c Basement Store. Until Noon Saturday 1 10 Unbleached Muslin| O72°C Floor Until Noon Saturday y 10c Outing Flannel IC he quality that wear New York 2 Walker Street MARCH Parle, # Cite Trevies. Chomaits, 2 Theater Birnase, * Manchester, it Poutknor st The Reduced Price Sale Will Positively Last but One Week Come tomorrow and secure your Suits, before sizes-are broken up. COSTELLO & GRANT RANKE BUILDING, CORNER FIFTH: AND PIKE. Mighty Massacre of Prices At the big Frisco Failure Sale of the $28,000 stock of the Call fornia Shoe Clothing Company, pri ng cut right and Soft; ruthie: wetions are being made in every department. We must dispose of the remainder of this stock at once, and in order to move the goods quickly prices will be no object-in fact, here you oan pick out your Suit, Overcoat, Hat or Shoes at almest your own Price. Just at the present we are in need of the ready o . for this reason you are getting new fall and winter goods at | than you ever bought them before on the Pacific coast. READ READ Men's Overcoats and Craven. | 150 pairs of # Dress Shoes, | Men's California Flannel Over 18 ettes, atent KANKArOO, shirts; regular $1.76. Sale h ell them a ve alf Men's Genuine Corduroy Shirts . ’ Ve ’ ’ eqular $3.00. Sale f ay 5 °. $it prices price The > Mi Price l . 10 dozen Men's Blue Overshirte Wa Cravenette pre with 2 extra collars; regula e $e a Umbre $10 Bale price O5e ‘ $s. : 200 doren Ties, in all co enet he we ella egular 35c. Sale price ’ i . Men's Clothing Department w $18.00 to § 4 ee ee 76 Men's Cheviot Suits, in all 9.08 | a. 2 es; regular $10.00 caasimer $18.06 $1.75 il “ye - are @ hand ta red and the Pri hile aed . one € ates “ « Regula ow M Bulo price $13.75 $1. Children's Clothing. le price, & | 198 B School Suits, in : ihe ven good rth $4 c n 3 1 t fe S225 and size egular price $6.06 Boys’ Overcoats s’ Overcoats, in the very ilar priee ; ig 5 $6.0 je price $3.00 $4 I $2.50 2 pair 2he and $10.00, Sale pr $4.00 LOOK. FOR THE BIG SIGN Crown Clothing Co. si. 1121 First Avenue °'srcc""“ t IFTY INCHES OF SNOW |= FREDERICK & NELSO INCORPORATED | Saturday Glove Specials | At the Gloye Counte? tomorrow | three special value the following s will await you while the goods last— : 12-Button Fownes’ Glace Kid Gloves, in black | White, brown, ox-blood and gray Special, a pair | Bey Om 16-Button Fownes’ Glace Kid Gloves, in gray onl pecial, a pair $1. 16-Button Vallier Suede Glove in black, white tans and gray al, a $1.95 Owing to the lowness of the special prices, we will be unable to fit these gloves, nor can we ex change them. Spec pair Outing Flannel Gowns at $1. 00 | | In the Undermusting Dt w bowing « lir J 81.00 which combines excelle al and w ‘ e a Night Gowns, of atriped f ane hi | and long sleeve Price 81.00 « i} $1.09 f ba pre _ Timely News From the Knit Underwear Division | | % We quote below a few of the typica a - regular prices, and you will find the garme fon to the o low-priced Knit Underwear given space toda © als “L of them at soe very favorable prices: the Children's Two-Piece Gar s, of AT $1.25 ments, in Jer fl in6 F celined oot welg e ' wool, heavy the he igh neck and long sleeve 1 long sleeve, Fie! to mat 25e | A ‘ - 1.85 | wey Ohi Two Piece «1 f n Sults, of Jen i S od ined co’ c | natural galore: finint gh neck and long lec Ir ed with slik eng. fl * cream color on a 1 ankle tength, otf Pants to match Bhe ® on Suite, of Jer i and | AT GO¢—Children's Two-Piece Jerse ie These are bee merino garments, in #ilvereray and wh a Low va Vests are silk crochet finished j Pants to mateh j 506 ‘ieee Garinents, of | ne | natural color wool, mer AT G5¢—-Women's Two-Piece Garments, of J¢ *bed. High neok and ‘ | sey-ribbed merino, in eream color, Vewts are | a silk crochet finished and may be had with high | Tights to match, with top . «erste } fail | neck and long sleeve, or high neck and t | aT §2.00—Womer Piss a big a sleeve fine ribbed pure ™ white an } Knee and Ankle Length Tights to mate? 656 a Saar ie eit finished. ‘th AT O5¢--Women’s Two-Piece Garments, of fine neck and long slec | Jersey-ribbed merino, in cream colo These | Band Top Pa to ma pre are % wool and \ linen. The Vests come in | aT gy Wome on Suits, Fg high neck end long sleeve or high neck nd and natural ¢ ey or fine rivbed. short sleeve High neck ‘ ee ! ankle length, ang Ankle and Knee Length Tights to match o5e slik crochet f Special Tomorrow $4.95 The Metal Davenpe be used as a Dave enport during the day and ar a fu od Bed aht The fa is of ua is finished In gold brons tomorrow Glass Candlestick | Special 45¢ Drummers’ Samples of | Carpeting * SSSSSS FsBePSsee i PSS2°aTsase. Fa Wilton Velvet Carpet Ends, 1% yards long, spe € The | As a special for t ffer, in the Chine Wilton Velvet Border Ends, 1% yards long, spc and Glassware S« a € s| Glass Candie 1 iat 706 stick, complete wit andie, silk shade Velvet Carpet Ends, 1% yards We and adjustable ¢ bolder, at the special oo Velvet Border Ends, 1% yards price ¢ a4 Abe stac Body Brussels Carpet Ends, 1 The aflk shade for nearly as asa celal 80¢ | much as we the set ag @e tie Body Brussels Border Ends, 1 1-6 yards long, spe | yocined above com celal : Wwe | ‘ beer Tapestry Brassels Carpet Ends, 1% yards long, | Tinch ¢ Glass Flower Vase, special Gimme P Brussels Border Ends, 1% Sinch Krystol Ir ( jlass Fiowes Vase, for | a eae me Beckwith Round i For over thirty years the Beck the tove ers’ art Theg with Round Oak has led, in usua t r, by {ts large g sales and popularity, the multi feat the purpose tude of Heating Stoves. Start of th bottom, so the ing in @ very small way over ash-pit made small, mit thirty-five years ago, it grew rap. he greatest posal He idly 1 now ft is sold from ee al for leakage ® Fs The one great essential neces q ; sity in & Heating Stove is perfect haat bape utely ai tae control the fire. Ur a repo am on ly airtight and constructed to re and 4 contract wit ay sist the effects of expansion and ways tight; and, = contract and remains tight 1 « in use, tt will Wen cor f the fire is lost, both y fuel, This it a f heat being wasted, This w } e Round Oak " feature of the Beckwith Round and desirable) § Oak was considered of great i this coumtryy portance, and the result of pa xistenee hum tient effort was the Round Oak's of imitations. } tar seamless bottom, with Round Oak extra large ash-pit—a triumph in tie We a AMUSE MENTS. 3 The Grand Sioa SEATTLE THEATER | THE HEIR TO ‘THE HOOKAL oid takai Under Southern Skies.” “T> The mattens SATUR . THIRD Isabel Irving ; M BEACON LIGHT Across the Pacific ha * AD THe GIL Ww AS EVERYTHING.” | couseum Over ; Manag : i . ste. Pet furro : Howe The Rifle ONE WEEK, STARTING sUNDAY, | BH oe ae NOVEMBER ‘ Portormaneet aed bine wth ar ' a ee & da “7 creat Olga Nethersole a io, a | aS) , on ~ 5 H vests of ii ZOURA Open dle ean Were PRANK a _ Weok n, UNROIAT tena siman cf . cae | BD ES VAU = THE AWAKENING Bl After cas Great Vaudeviile Bill Every G. spsaestn oe Occidental Ave., Cor, Washington St 15 Cents and 25 Cents eas THE SEOOND. MHS TANQUEMAY f he finest and Ky aecaNMIniae ALBERT HANSEN | c Rai | P COATS wit! Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry . ye be that FIRST AND CHERRY | : > READY COnH ee Ginan Seis aati d Optioal Department. ha Peucth and nae 3 Or 94.0 saaze now vhtaina,

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