The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 14, 1908, Page 8

And wn and roy ws well as fav wat variety of and tacks; open bac " ==" $1.98 Children’s Wash Dresses Still Further Reduced Te Wash Dresses Now 49¢ $1.09 Wash Dresses Now 69¢ . $1.25 Wash Dresses Now 98¢ $2--$2.50 Dresses Now $1.50 $3504. =] Bresms Now ts 98 Sancta Broken Lines Women’s 75c to $1.25 Knit Underwear 50c A Ga rment 50c Main Floor Agents Perrin’s Gloves LOT TWO — DRESS SKIRT Worth $9.50, $11.00 and $12.50 als are Fine Imported Panama S THE BON MARCHE Women’s $7.50, $8.50 and $10 Dress Skirts Now $4.75 Women’s $2.50, $3.50 and $4 Shirt Waists Now $1.98 LOT 1— DRESS SKIRTS Worth $7.50, $8.50 and $10.00 of Al Consisting Panamas, Hla Serges, in black Cheviots, M lot alent and plain Qua Sale price, $4 4d Heavy Hive and and plain and bea Wool Blac est nine and eleven Up to $4. oo — ati 98 | MISSING CHAUFFEUR SWINDLED HIS PARTNER ,... Decamps With Profits After Borrowing Money for ‘ P Gasoline. ros ¢ th ' Thomas G a colored ch lard, f by he feur m $60 ry ' i ” $2.50 worth of case r Inese fte nigh ng Reed Ww nl jent y ne } machine f ercentag arning t $e ay basis, is | Ka ' ae He thou wolice could hely t he t ee him @ lot and bad Pi a he 3 torney Kenneth Mac ue i ‘ 5 Swindler Tries to Obtain ( Cash on Worthless Paper. rh GARDEN PEAK Si 2Yfaere tratts, $100 an acre easy term close to $17 First av. » 3 kind t trying out the ' aKo, the " without working, will eines : next 20 days in the 2 pay 4. fine of $60 because he at- jn ‘ee tempted last night to pe a bank | American Hap ° car line and Jake; level, cleag © | ed; fine for chickens and her ni a ries has attempted te thia kb Nat t wn, Ca. 3 rat Bilensbure h Xe meena atari, Ce ine a mumber of ott Vantn, LANDS MAN IN JAIL Voi ote 75 ), $8.00 and $1 Mate Faney Mixed | pert 89 LOT THREE—DRESS SKIRTS Worth $12.50, $15.50 and $15.00 $18.60 and $16.00 values THE STAR—FRIDAY, AUGUST 14, 1908. THE BON net result of two le Autumn Skirts and } ha awa nama, Fine Criap Voile in the lat LOT FOUR—DRESS SKIRTS Worth $17.50, $18.50 and $20.00 $1 4 95 fu in black, b High-class Sale price, $11.9 Bhs. to Satay bs Waists $2.98 t Watwts st @ remarkable p te me ecru ven W MARCHE ese Saturday bar $8.89 made of a supertor th, Venetian, Imp $2.98 werial with oyal tallor 6 rice ace aints A Great Shoe Sale ls On— Men’s Women’s Children’s The Oftp Ladies’ Home Journal Pattern Store in Geattle Exclusive Seattle Agents for Royal Society Needbework Packets. ae 0 fe Yes San 2. ae ‘A Pair $1.45 Women’s $1.75 to $3 Pure Silk Stockings Now $1. 45 a Pair ‘ arene) Opt eae 3 Main Floor FELLOW PRISONERS ROBBERS FLEE AT R ad MAN I AIL S rwles | CALL FOR HELP PRN BAC e| The cher? and hind ON today w« fy tt vou ma|miles from th n| Mrs. Moe |@ sertous condition Are for Night’s Lodging and ; His Blankets Stolen. the HANGED By United Press.) AFTER A NEGRO FIEND Hitional men to BALLARD be rushed “The New Store” Chas, Kosher & Oe Cor. Ballard Av. and 22nd St Special Notice! We have changed ou Men's Dre hirte give us @ trial, Our $1.00 and $1.50 numbe e winners, Fit and quality are guaranteed. A to this effect goes cent di tire stock of Ladle “The New St Baliard and dateen ponrday low dt od ued Walking ore” Cofner Balla Ay, and 22) nd St i | THE BON MARCHE (By United Press.) SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 14.-Mr Lucksle’” Rosent who recently or tle City by da roene yreewhi pping fidelity Mrs, Dunn's matrimontal exper , have been Honent in this city. Th and committed » widow then Using man, Harry Rogers, be ought a divorce after a few month remarking that the experience ha cost her $6,000. Her marriage t Janen D ductive of mich farmily turmol ‘ON STILL HUNT | FOR HUBBY (Aised rm Rogers: Duna. avied, Her first narried a young adver followed and was pro 1 She furnished money for the leane of the Savoy hotel and establishe her husband as manager, A short time ago he mysteriously disap peared and she has since been con stantly on bie tract —ONTHE FRONT Word has been received that the American ship Arthur Bewall, while was long overdue ha: arrived ‘Delaware breakers, The ahbip sal Jed from Honolulu on April 6 Other ships which have bee posted as overdue are the Marie chen, which sailed from Callac April 28, and the Freach bark Jea Haptiate, which sailed from Cale | Colosa The steamers Dolphin and Ce tage City arrived today at Bkag The President sailed this morn ing for Ban Francisco. The steamship Governor from San Francisco in due to arrive | port this afternoon The steamer Borealis, from San Francisea fo iviees received by the | Exchange eeeeeeeee ae ® Katanga, » * for North China tw care { ' . elthe a v G. Chionetio. At t his arrest, Deoda panied by Mra. Chio eer eer eee - WHAT ABOUT THIS? 7 * By United Prose. * SANTA BARBARA, Cal, ®} Aug. 14—Charged with steal # sployer's clothes in ® » elopa with the lat- # ter's wife, Guisepp! Deoda is ® under arrest here today as a ® rewult of accusations made by # ime of ® com ® * - eee eee UNDER RULES OF CIVIL SERVICE Corporation Counsel Calhoun te ed an opinion in effec day rend that present employes of the healt department, while not required t take the civil service examination, | her rules 0! are amenable to the the civil service department These employes were workin) for the city when the health de jont went under civil servic par > t h of x and, as there bad been many trans fers and promotions made minisaioner Crichton ask opinion to whether * would L. A. Marsh, a traveling in the employ of the Gor ber company, and Dr. 8. E. O'Con nell, who has offices tn the Ha building, were held k thin me Union, and escaped lke Ae j* IRA DAVID SANKEY DEAD. * \* (By United Press.) * NEW YORK, Aug. 14.—(Bul & letin)—tra David Sankey, the & famous blind evangelist: who * won fame as a singer with * Dwight Moody, died today at * * * * his home in Brooklyn. He was 68 years old. ERE Escapes Without Serious Injury. | (Star Special 6ervics,) BALLARD, Aug. 14-Aa a resu of falling asleep on the right of wa of the & le-Bverett interurba jearly this morning, Fred Hartma ceived a bad sealp wound, He w taken to Ballard on the car, and r Dr. P. W. Stuart was calledo dres | the wound. + eeeee et eteeee mel shoe pring STIFI three We have grown it and w treet ducting a REMOVAL SALE ° “IF CHEASTY MAS iT, Cheasty Is Going to Move been it ill mo (north ° 1 this same eee tor eto our new vest corner ery article, excepting contr: and ri evar’s underwear, E. & is given a substantial redu ular price from the reg One-Fourth to One- Half Off This, toc mable Men’s Department $1.25; $2.00 regular 50 for BERNARD J. MONOGHAN, HA “WF Grand Worthy President The Seattle F ‘FREIGHT RATES ARE RESTORED : es rie © Terre e rere eee ee eee ee eee ‘o. bas re stored the old freight rates on all street car lines Fauntleroy P general inc Recently the The schedule discus gat i lodge except ark and Fort I company ¢ Rav ease in freight charge of reductions will be POSTAL CLERKS’ DANCE At a meeting of the lor { the National ffice Cle lelegates ion at Louisville n two week A Reports from Office show that $131,000 wa » Fairbanks and $12 and British ¢ ina i" eceived fre 100 from Nome ja r the purpose r the expense & dance of eal union Federation of Post cided to a f will b y Office napa Knights to Meet in Milwaukee BOSTON |Motorman Stops Car and ‘asa " wanted to g | 4 was struck on the head and ve moved to the police station, where foxgy, the Hartman unti man, = The topped just damage done w to fartman was his home Saturday is FALLS ASLEEP | ON CAR TRACK chicken da Stall 68, Public Market man did not ve wa and all the net on the head mitted to returr his afteygpon again at ares | 1 euff 1 14 50, now $1.75; $2 $1.06 The ha alues, no pict >= BERDAS 1G * w $1.00 Seay. ~0 116 YESLER WAY SECOND AVEsJAMES ST > T'S CORRECT, CHEASTY HAS IT.” EAGLES CHOOSE NEW OFF. 1CEm \\ tion in pri ms Department rir} to 14 Harmonious. Omaha Grand Wor Bernard Philadel pb Frank EF. Bend, Indi A. Cl Grand Grand W “harles N.Y md tnsid Walter ¢ inaw, Mic Al eh ng, or at noffictal above lint whelmin wha ha next conventio: The small no candidates sult to be km o'clock this afterno Armstro the thy J ia Grand Worthy Chapiais Mann of Milwaukee Finlay Grand Treasurer Rae of Helen: e G nd Trustees y of New Haven, Co: McK h amber de it ow Karly this me well of St. Pa didate for grounds that b ting the conve Paul did not Mr. Colwell the subject of ment among 1 wit and i injure St. Panl's chs ntion Ket sacr mue the ng of eee Next Convention City President Monoghar Grand Worthy Vice President ing of South rard—K Martin inney « William Gartland of Boston J. Lea of Seattle; Theadore A. Bell, ex-officio c of easy fo as early " ing J. F hdrew a tru the Barbecue Today Sunday dinne these you ¢ best in the m, Fine Rolled Pot Roast eal Re k Roast Pork Choy Hames. . want Tomorrow Roast p p Boe. MAIN FLOOR PUBLIC r lb Puget Market Cos BIG WHITE MARKET) You wa Prices for Saturday and ¢ luett goods, and Boydey priced 65« DOW BEG COLLARS, faney and whit priced 35c, now... Fort Wor Ha hairman today of conte IT'S CORRECT.” ry —, ve have out. avenue @ © are con. iats, Deje . Pe FECUCTION IGghg are a few items \ LINEN” AND KI R I'S, heavily kilted I, priced $6.00 to $1200, Half-Price [LORED WAISTS ked, polka dots + to 42; priced ILLARS, white and col lras bows, very newest ¢, embroidered; sizes 12 Few Places Are Contested and '*' | Election Is Reported t Madison park. Prizes Are pee Helena, with 36 polall first prize of $400 Hifieation of the te No. 67 Sa th a seore contesting team o serie No, gi able mention, n Francisco Wom ize in the fife and dram Presentation to Beth eee eee eee eee eee eee eee eee eee ee lowing series Wt howing in the ' nomber of Met Snohomish, », $200; third, Ha mest bail Mount Verte rton, $3 mber tt " ‘ second, $ Victoria, $1 of Great Bargaia or shoes sot ot pee | cy pee KEDLUND, nognnene ‘ ir Fine # ae vr mmeats fof % Prices for Satucday= er We Sliced Bacon | BIG WaITE MARKED MARKET BLDG. ai?ils “Dome Pease a8 SEES cece pm | exes ps pe peer. = | = ee ‘Sy ] FT EELS22E —- Beesses> SeEcesrs_