The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 4, 1908, Page 8

Ee Hats and: Ca school These prices is the sion wear result of heavy In BON MARCHE Neat Styles for Fall or School Wear lines are Phe very other large buying FELT HATS, to a youthful face becoming or CLOTH HATS, band, style. BOYS’ GOLF AND ETON CAPS. 50 brown 25c in aml gray mixed caseime and 25e Neck Ruches 15e a Box box—full neck no two alike-—pink white—one for every <bardly ever sold widen Six strips lengths blue and in here Main Floor Bags 25¢ and embroidered desigus riveted metal ball fasteners — full looking bags 25 Saturday Main Floor black and brown: frames size, nice worth de autumn models at a special price will attr tion., Satin, Moire eat and Models. sitk velvet ers, wings, satin fancy ore C bre oltve mtn whi black and white eff Charming tions son comes; busy, and marked for Saturday New School Tames and Caps of all-wool materials, brown, at, each at 65¢ in blue, Misses’ Smooth Felt Hate, roll side front tassel trimming; brown, wavy and cardin Second Floor sith bands brow) in new pearl or ot various colors 8s CAPS, and tne Sik Hats peetal 760, verges and black clay assortment At $15.00 cheviots worsteds slime dred from At $20.00 Hackanum Howard in all the elephant pockets and cuffs they $25.00 Gtve time to prove our assertion. Sale of New Autumn Hats $7.50 Our decision to sell Saturday one hundred of the latest ct wide atten Be im the lat penbaxen castor from workrooms trimmed Hats, must pay at least $1 for when the busy now price lowered to keep all hands red and New School Hats $1.50 cord and each trimmed faney feath and bows of and velvet and pretty in peacock navy myrtle black new crea our own elegantly that you 2.50 seu $7.5 65c $1.58 RUSSELL ENDORSED BY BUSINESS MEN Signed Statement Issued Tell- Company Phoneix especially evident extreme reductions for instances telescope shape, marble. plaid latent BLUE SERGE GOLF AND ETON 500 and Men's Stére—Main Floor Clothing That Can Be Relied Upon to Fit and Wear At $12.50 All Logging Com ‘ ‘ pany, Reltze, Storey & Duffy, J. W ing of His Qualifications for (iigistine, John W. Roberts, M.A the County Treasurership. Gottstein, H. A. Schoenfeld, H , Spangenberg, H. G piting, Har sacar old Preston, J g Whittington, George F. F M, former city |» © Ehrlich Freeman, T treasurer, who is candidate for) J Gorman, F W. Weat, W. G. Vie the republican nomination for coun. | ser Schiumpf, O. KB, Thorgrin ty treasurer, has been endorsed by | son, Howard H. Lewis, BE. BE. Brebm, & number of business men who have|Jean Romano, Averill Beavers fasued a statement in his bebalf, |George H. Walker, William H The endorsement commends Mr,| Lewis, Dr. Elmer E. Heg, Kacl 8. Russell on account of hie record as| Harbaugh, L. J. Colman, FF. D city treasurer, and recommends bim | Black to the voters as well qualified to a nerve county tred 5 a Ta FIFTEEN THOUSAND Robert R. Fox, The Ha yr Souths Sie PEOPLE. HOMELESS 4 E. ‘Smith J. Bric 4 Calder, H. F, Bennett, Jc te in | lins, W. A. Peter Onse Rubenstein, George V (By United Press.) Downey: Walkup Co., John ( TOKIO, Sept. 4.—Fifteen thou © H. 8 Wm. Shef-|UNION BAKERY AND RESTAU i field Vv. A He ‘ RANT, 217 PIK : Ewing, A. H impson ? * ore ge 1 Opens business Saturday at 6 oo , er being cloned a few da i rere tiiietiest rst th fe moral renovating and re 4 DANCE | ve , Mabuare: che aeoeniker day and Monda Take an 3 | versonal charge, having returned Ballard car and change t Hi from Burope, where he spent the Loyal Heights line ' t and a half. Union Bakery asseassasesasacastessss $t and Restaurant, 217 Pike ove Millinery Special i We will place on sale a special line of New Fall Hats just o $10.00 Galla gher “QHE BON MARCHE ° THE STAR—FRIDAY, THE BON MARCHE to the it i this occa of adap lowness of In some cases it is resultant eapectally $1.65 worsted, with Kastern black Special fancy 75c 25c] LEATHER CAPS, style, black and tan. latest yacht at $1.00 Pajama Flannel Half Price A small lot, fine grade striped woven pat terns, dainty effects perfect washing colors; 32 Inch wide; fine for working shirts or pajamas; « qual 12¢ ity, at ement Men's Suite of the Amert blue Mills’ fancy worsteds worsteds Immense sizes, 33 to 44 be Men's of and for stouts Five hue to choone Suits faney se Face Towels at 74¢ Each Cotton all sizes. regulars Fall Suite 00. and new White 19x40 inches absorbent Bat Towels, size fringed, soft a regular price 12% te 72¢ of and Men's Fall Suite Pitehbure Mills; finest new shades of brown, amoke, Faney all ate 33 We believe the bent elsewhere of your wach only worsteds Main Floor bust measure re better than Suits shown us five minutes Girls’ $7.50 Coats $5.00 $1.00 to $2.50 Neckfixings 59¢ 65 Tuxedo Net Veilings at 19¢ The New Veilings and Neck Fixings are selling at a wonderful pace this week, for the prices on special pur are tremend: below normal The Neckwear at 59c baby ace Main Floor chase ously Consist of lace yokes o Irish, Venise and Filet cream and white round yokes with scalloped edne oi yokes with straight edge; short yokes, pointed; some short others reach waist line back and front; 25 differ ent patterns; $1.00 wo $2.50 values Bale Sc price The Veiling at 19¢ This aiso @ special pur ohe 6 and Tux edo inchen wid plain, myrtle, gray brown navy, mag ple and also white Russian dota, in lavender, navy, purple, pink and brown. Every yard worth 65¢; while this lot lasts only are is tn purple black Net, ebeniile Saturday, pay Main Fioor the} nd pe are homeless as sult of a fire which almost en tirely destroyed the city of Niigata 18 miles northwest of here today It ts estimated that 5,000 building» were destroyed SEATTLE BRIDE ROBBED BY HUSBAND PROMISED CHICAGO, Sept. 4.—Mrs. Claude Moser, formerly employed in a de [partment store in Seattle, and a (By United Pre bride of two weeks, complained to LONDON, Sept. 4.—When Inet — | —— Pines od anges ah spe. | t000K from her while she was sleep Bey, the former chiet of the Turk-| ing’gg00 and fled ish wultan's secret service depart-| Moser was employed in the same ment, arrives on the steamer Maur-| store with his bride, and after their ¢tania from New York next week poy a fow days ago they went he will be met by agente of the 0 Denver on their honeymoon, and Turkish reform movement with thes to Soienee offer of complete | js unity front Mrs. Moser says when she awoke punishment if he will promise to |/" the hotel this morning her purse yeturn to Constantinople aa ther, |and husband were missing. The star witness against the fallen of. | Police advieed her to wait 24 hours lficials of the old r Thin 14. {Before swearing out a warrant for : her husband. formation was tained today when one of the agents of the “young! @ hand (horse measure) is fou Turks” made {nquiries from the | jnohes teamship company SEPTEMBER 4, 1908. hd STAGE STORIES WRITTEN BY LATE TONY PASTOR TONY PASTOR, FROM A PHOTOGRAPH TAKEN A DOZEN YEARS AGO. NEW YORK, Sept. 2.—Bo ¢ old Tony Pastor te dead—Tor Pastor, who danced and sang and ched joke granddad Tony Pastor, father of vaudeville, who diduthe best he knew how for 66 years to make Americans laugh and be healthy | When he passed down the dark lane a few days ago he wa | and during all but 12 of these years wae on th tage For thowe 66 yours he was a variety manager and the most famous ma tn vaudeville lie owned bis own theatre down Howe way, and ’ | it for 43 years, going out on the road part of cach seasor ul re cently. During the ¢ ng third of the last century his name meant a ble ow anywhere And when old age came he did not tw t tw » weeks before his death, when the troke that he the mm re office in that b oe the he ! Ci at ‘ote th wing short rew ine article, which s gem in | ite way | By the late TONY PASTOR My place has never bee a set a slip of a git She is a but twee in 26 years, | « beautiful woman tod t as place on the day of MeKin generous a be f er ne and the time bef that was ful in her etat " ought when Garfield was buried. During ful of an f the rest of the time we have been) Nat ¢ 0 when he open for entertainment six days in came to me te on the Ke be was so frightened that | fairly | 1 remember the day of the bie had to push him out. He did im biiexard, ‘That timé | thought 4 tions in those days and they we would surely hav thought good. Flo and May Irwin as young there wouldn't be any one to con sisters did their first work on my to the show. It was quite @ little |#tage, and I tell you that they were after the hour for opening up the | b& ht girle and Ma a rve al tleket office when | looked out and that she bas got since there Was a young fellow leaning! There is a lot of good in people up against the wall. He wanted to|It fasts wants to be brought ¢ r know how soon he could bay # seat.| word of eneouragem te & urent 1, in turn, wanted to know why &/thing. Just a pat on the back as a man came out such @ night ae that |man leaves for the footlights and “it's better in there than tn # hal! | told that he lyas done well when be bed room was the reply 1 comes off, he} him alot. Perhaps leonsidered that it was, and I com he has been a f het dit of os cluded to give a show, The house proval will help him to do better was perbaps @ tenth full that might, next time, and it'® a pretty good and though not half the performers thing to dispense. We don't any of turned up we had a good show i@ Ket too much of it . e old ye we used to on Ny setyr baile and } © “ An Autumn Novelty 1 am responsible for the evolutic Paris hints that one of an of them tr vaudeville playhouses. tomn nm. ties fe a thew Ran The cid places did not bear hood made of this taffeta or mous clay good reputations ar seline in Meht. becoming shade women came to them. Now ! The « e finished with rachis led the ladies, for | have # or pia enhenade fhowaes liked them, and so | made an-|chiffon are tucked here ar lnowncements every whe that I'diin the be Thin Nettle liet them in free if they came accom: so light that It can be stows Hpanied by men. I told ‘om ax many in the pocket of the theatre coat \could come with one man ae they It is charmingly becoming, which liked, and they commenced of fact will probably be recognized by course to tease thelr ands, fa- the discerning woman thers, brothers and cethearts to - jbring ‘om. That the beeio The only thing abont a sure cure ning of the women coming to the a cold ia that it isn't shows There are just as good people on the vaudeville stage today as there ever were. Give jot f thewe youngsters time and they will be ae lfarmour as Lillian Russell or Nat Goodwin There was « time that Miss Rus leet wasn't as famour as she is to- day, and | think she sape better then than she does now. 1 will never forget the first time I heard her voice Ht was #0 sweet, clear n@ natural, and rang out just ike a bell. A friend of hers brought by to see me. She was a girl at that time, singing in the rear row of a chorus After 1 heard her sing 1 didn't say a word and she thought that I/ didn't like her votee. Hut | told her MEN’S FURNISHINGS We have just received and placed d see what we could do about it on sale a strong line of Men's was singing under her own Dress and Negligee Shirts, in name of Nelite Leonard then, and I plain white and faney effects thought that wasn't good enough light and dark colorings; an im for her. When she to see n mense variety to select from; we sat down together and each sizes run from 14% to 17, and wrote on @ sheet of paper names the Bee Hive special price only 1 that we thought were good ones $1.00 chose “Lillian” and then put it with the “Russell,” and I still think the || Men's Tan Jersey Ribbed Vests name just sults her with drawers to match; draw She was very pretty in those evs made with double seat 3 vests with ch band; early fall weight; all sizes. Bee Hive JURY BRINGS VERDICT price we OF SUICIDE Men's Black Cot Half- Howe, with Maco cotto superte — quality and fall weight; all | 8. A. .Kegiey, the wealthy sixes. Bee Hive price, special town merehant who died on 2epairs for 25 pr of Izet Bey WRIGHT MAKES A. GREAT FLIGHT (By United Press.) onence on the big line ‘PUGET MA SATURDAY'S PRICES LEMANS, France, Sept. 4.-—Wi Fancy Rolled Roasts, per 1b bur Wright, the aeroplanist, made 12%¢ a ten-minute flight here yesterday ant ’ wa ama: at an altitude of feet and ce Pot Roasts, per Ib... 9¢ and meg ae A , sont |], Veal Roasts, per Ib 1246 trouble i the motor. The French ||! vent Chapa, per Ib ive experts were greatly astonished at ; er ae the demonstratign given by Mr cont b ie wa ad ABE Ww of bh bility to leave the L one dead i2ve¢ ground again after touching it. This Ha per Ib, 1B%e¢ feat rently assures Mr. Wright |!) putter Eoue jof the prize for high fitght ” l children.—-Benjamin Franklin | MAIN FLOOR, PUBLIC Big White Market Open Until 10 p. m. Saturday Save Money on Your Meats G WHITE MARKET |} day, killed himself, and that ‘ no one else is responsible for his Men's Black Cotton Half-Hose, re death, was t verdict rendered by Inforced heel and toe; regular the coroner's jury after an inquest cut; all sizes; specta S pairs conducted in the Nolce undertaking for ze parlor t Georgetown, thie morn -er or Eun bahanar Caveee y MISSES’ AND BOYS The circumstances surrounding FALL UNDERWEAR the 4 h were th Hoye and Misses’ 2x2 and ix! Su into i the o perior Cotton Black School visited the dead man's " before Home made with forced rendering thet erdiect he and toe and * and Bonds. Superfine Fast Biack Cot Wire. Hose, made m selected a RN & ¢ abe) ys Siva. aan " my made with polate reed Ree Hive pecial price = iE onl Lhe Ho und Misses’ New Fall Cash m Hose, superior quality and os stainier € to 94 Hee Hive special price, only 2he Te and Misses Fall Weight Jersey Ribbed Cotton Under SATURDAY'S PRICES wear; natural color; this gar Lamb Chops, per Ib 12o0¢ ment we recommend for its Holling Meat, per Ib he washing and wearing qualitie Veal Stew, per Ib toe it comes in ve drawe nd Mutton Stew, per Ib. he also pants to matel zea from Best Lard, per Ib 12! se 16 to 34; specially priced from Good Lard, per Ib. 106 10¢ to 39¢ t Pork, per It 122¢ le Pork, per 1b. the Fresh Veal Loaf, per Ib... 12%¢ Sliced Bacon per Ib. 20¢ Branch Store Cheese Poultry 2401-3 Jackson St. MARKET BUILDING | Inewrance Agent@® Crooked compan UIT WILL RESULT ¥ ‘FROM FAKE POLich another, ag to Might the volleten Had egg Work May Create on Senoation. folnk Veuele amg | nad been t 4 in to [Fy idenes, it t, will involve ned againet, il ance compar cit me cmp eee result in 1 prosecution ; Rt ae. axente 4 I : “ected he sre 9 gal mf emt 5 ‘he money in hij die tes. hon a whip eukel. She arrived sally aaa ping « trannfe velopme it is sald, 7 ite bu ei fe poned mult, . midnight f King 9,000 @ she 4 Aenengera, vu oot JUVENILE JAM Whe tone rn fre ON THE FRONT WOMEN WIN OViR rs of DEMOCRATS t (By United Pres n adopted yee ties Bouillon park th this morning. ¢ itol removal bject of a bitter gai adopted, it 6 n to remove tf frye The sullragetios won ittee declded ; favor the submission of age amendment The platform strongly THIEVES TRIED ~ brought in for stealing ts Bryan m the little chap ore Viielelcleiehd ltt) t the efused « ‘ t the affair, all of them * PRAISES STAR'S ag Ao " ote "set 2 Here ts the * stay in t : { The Star praises ing until the ories ‘posure of grafting were allowed to ge Settee ee eee thee The Dirigo arrived from South nt aon Bellingham, where she discharged oe ie 4,000 cases of canned salmon FROM i} With 29 passengers from Valder | and other way points, the Santa Clara, Capt. Daniels, arrived in port} Five crack gu ‘ais toretent | morning from ¥ | will compet The Jefferson and the freighter | utries at the Santa Anaedeparted for Skagway | *fternoon and @ this morning gel will be riddes by Bark Guy C, Goss, of the North-|@xpected that thay western Fisheries fleet. passed in — : ne Tatoosh at 7:10 this morring and |'* ‘he horse apam will arrive im Seattle tomorrow noes rest ian ther he will Bey morning a crack V The Everett G. Griggs tt ye Reattle ved in San Francisco | O'S from Newcastle, N W., this) in Brasil | . morning (33 to 49 conte a bettie hip A. J. Pull hich aty eet Se | Ship uller, which recently | that price one Gal Mapa arrived ou the sound from Duteh |imported trom Cowden © Harbor, has been taken by Pope & | comms Talbot for a cargo of lumber from| Large t the sound for South Africa. coats, cartridge Ste A Great Sale of Boys’ and Misses’ School Hose, Shoes and Fa Underwear Tomorrow, Saturday — BOYS’ gun cases, amer Humboldt, which will ar-| Hall's, 1111 First AND MISSES’ SCHOOL SHOES BOYS’ AND SCHOOL Here's Where We Money—Note the Boys’ and Misses’ Cotton School heel and toe, Bee only Boys’ and Misses’ ss Cotton School Hose, 2 1x1, closely woven, and strong; sizes 6 to Hive price ...s0# Misses’ Fine Black @ double sole, heel ss, perfine grade; sizes 5 to%, Hive price ..+++ wed We show a st line of Bars and Misses’ m Hosiery, in set specially priced wees] new bs ; FALL COMFORTEE N BLANKE : EY-SAVING PRICES 104 Gray and Tan Cottes ets, nice, heavy quality, Hive special 11-4 Wh Blankets, Ol} Grain Schoo! Shoes, Ca ifornia oak tan sole outside stay; warranted not to rip. Bee ue pte» Hive price $2.00 | _ Saturday Misses’ School Shoes, in viel and oS ze White Ca box calf Ca « tar Cor be soles, Bee Hive ce a from at ola a Children’s Viel Kid Shoes, pat ra La bho facings, wedge heefs, flexible tion Ea soles. Bee Hive special price ) vith Germantown. } Ge Hive special .<scesth BOYS’ WANTS FOR | women’s EARLY FALE SCHOOL WEAR DERWEAR. Ril Hoys’ Knee Pant ace o's Fine big 4 " i Pants strong d wear. The . a oe af a x they come 18 fe from 4 to 16. Priced a cream color; sizes & Oe, Se Hive Price esse ai ine Blastie Pale Beate ‘deer eva ‘ Pants ai, inateh; superfine quality Boys 8 6. Bee Hive price » wont THE BEE HV Store Closed All Day Monday, Labor Day . strong line of Wool Underweat in weigh pecially st “0 and winter and natural; 4 up from 2619-2623 FIRST AVENUE