The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 9, 1908, Page 3

peror; Mra, Be and adie ant Bouttineuss director the mil |{tary aerostatie park at Medon. ‘QUEEN WATCHES THE FLIGHT OF WRIGHT | FLEET SAILS) © = WATBERBURY, Conn, Oct, &— | Mhumtnating RAS. leaking into sleep jing roome tn an Italian boarding warded Gold Medal, PARIS, Oct, 8 | yesterday made seyeral which were witnessed by Dowager Queen “Margherita, of Italy and] Jamong his passengers we perry has postponed the time of 4 st og Atl antio fleet for hour ortg: | Women were found eithet uncon sctous or partly so from the gas} fames, whioh they breathed, WEDS THIRD TIME = ‘rite was th |Gen, Bad of ; wae sche ie ao Powell, of the British (By United Press.) Sere hor more than latter ont me ne" converted | SHOT FROM AMBUSH |ermy; com Bono Kesmanet a] LONDON, But" POH) wart o|betng tho. maximum ‘penal " Bemeee hee Coverite” Alves jechamberlain to the Russian em-| Rosslyn, who Inst year wan dive fe Salvatore Salina Yokonane oa a (By United Pr ween - men aoe wife, who was a Mina) 4 ' gemnging the prelyn n ean we Get the habit. Telephone Main anon, of New York, has oe With the fleet's arrival in| § BERNARDINO, 65 and secure seats in advance for| entered upon a third matrimonials waters at to advise | % «Sheriff Ralphs and a Cheebers. ***/ venture. He was mar 1 iy ye Japanese 4 Pg bth ter a night ride of 60 mile onto a as s " . ae hd fear Admiral Sp: iatry office yesterday afternoon swell reached the Rear Valley country tn | » Hatley, the daughter of an ox! a search of Will McKee, who is ac Trunks (th : 2 Disab officer of Lancers + Men’s Hats cused of the murder of KR. Hi| yeaa B, Stetson, Knox and Coombs, a wealthy cattleman, and a} Sult Cases NEW YORK, Oct, 0—The direcs ¥ ny pl Talmadge » shoot: ! tora of the Northern Pacific Rall $6 Hats for J maa named Talmadge. The shoot Northern Pa a parnett #4 WH ing yesterday was done from an Traveling Bag § wi) vompany todny. deciared tha," The Best Bhoe Repairing tn CLOTHING co. ambush and was witnessed at a MEEK TRUNK @ BAG Co, regular quarterly dividend of 1% the City While You Wait. . distance by Albert Watts, Superin | 019 First Ave per cent. All retiring officers werd 217 JAMES 67. tendent of the Rose mines re-clected z THE STAR—ERIDAY, oc TOBER 9, The governing house on Bank at, kept by Bagtlupt (By United Prose.) committee of the Aero club of *" (ny F United | Greens Santoro claimed four young Italian] POMANS, Oct. 9 Wilbur | France has awarded tt modal 4 Re “ men as ctima early today le Wrieht eA eric aren! for 1908 to Wilbur Vright, the PANDA, Oct. 9—Rear Admiral |gides the dead, olght mon and two | yastrtigy mane mean Reroplantat, American aeroplantat 1908, BOMB THROWER | Is comneTes fi (By United Press.) NEW YORK, Oct. 9-—For w a went who bas thrown a bomb has boon | firet time in many years convicted in g He wan at one | px sonment for [ee — Aw Rug Reductions (i bi For Saturday | ARTISTIC AXMINSTERS, TOO Lots of places you can use one of these hand some littl Rugs much below what they should sell for ental and floral patterns One size 27x54 tn. ~ $1 8 Special at .. and marked very | Rich Ori $3.25 | two sizes, The other, 6x7 inches Special Tomorrow Is “Remnant Day” On Carpets, Linoleum and Matting Tomorrow, al! remnants in the Carpet Department at half price and less Body Brussels, Velvets, Tapestries and Ingrain Carpets. Also Bepeanes of Elnoleum and Cocoa and Straw Matting. You find just the thing for a mat, hall, small room or stair- $5.00 Odd pieces 6f Wiltons, Axminsters, gay. And if there's anything you can use, the price is ac- way below cost—we simply want to clean them out. ' é up to 10+yards Well Made Solid Oak $7.75 for $4.75 A strong, Muaslins Tomorrow 20 patterns to select from, warranted fast colors, and | suitable for Bed Sets and Curtains. Should sell for 1&& a yard cat 10¢ a Yard well-made little Table, in the weathered oak. Top, 18 by 30 inches Library or Students’ elements of style an many special value announcing it as on Bargain Is a Bargain Do you know a Bargain when you see one? Lots of people don’t. The big crowd of keen buyers have been purchasing goods from HE CROWN CLOTHING CO. All week, however, will certainly not forget that we are selling at BARGAIN PRICES never before d in Seattle. We told you last week that we were about to lose our lease. That's the reason we were forced to put on the present LEASE EXPIRATION SALE LOOK AT THE PRICES BELOW. ARE THEY BARGAINS? —LOOK FOR THE SIGN— : ' Men’s Clothing Men's Hats . Men's Hats, soft, $2.50. Sale price 81.25 Biaek and Biue All Wool Serge Suits, $20.00, Sale price ..$10.50 Men's Hats. soft, $3.00. Sale price $1.50 Young Men's black, biue and fancy mixed Serge Suits, $18.00. Sale i Men's Hats, stiff, $2.50. Sale price 81.50 bri $9.00 If Men's Hats, stiff, $3.00. Sale price $1.75 Buits, $11.00, Sale price ee eee ee a t Suits, $12.00. Sale price $6.00 Clay Worsted Suite, $13.00. Bale price $6.50 Boys’ Clothing Vaney Mixed Tweed Suite $14.00 Sale price . $7.00 Bf Boys’ School Suits, $4.00. $1.50 All Wool Cashmere re Sults, $15.00. Sale t 87.50 1 Suits, $4.00 82.00 All Wo ‘ Suits, $16.00. Ba feo 85.00 rt nits, $6.00. price $2.50 All Wool Worsted Suits, $17.00, Sale price as, Boys’ Fancy T 1 Suite, $4.00. Sale price 88.00 Boys’ Overcoats, $6.50. Sale price $2.00 ur Suits, $14.00. Sale price $9.00 sted Suite, $19.00. Sale price mere Suits, $20.00. Sale price Men’s Furnishing Goods Men's Derby Ribbed Underwear Men's Derby Ribbed Underwear Men's Hea pece Lined Unde Bale price Men’s Overcoats orthy te Rain Coats, black, grey and blue stripes, 920.009 & 1 fioees ined U $10.00 Fenn | eal Over ade Overcoats, in tan and grey, $12.00, Sale price rg ep eae $6.00 & k Cotton Socks Norsted Overcoats, $18.00. Sale price $6.50 Bion’ k and Grey Wo hb Ovarooata, S009," Eat pre $7.00 BF viens Fine Black and Brown Cashn nette Cloth Overcoats, $18.00. Sale price $9.00 ME yon. Stuponders, 26¢. _ Bale price Men's Pure Wool Sweaters, $2.50. Sale pric “ Men's Pure Wool Sweater Contes, $2.60, price Men's Working Shirts Sale Men's Working Gl Bale « ts, $2.00 Men's Working Mule loves, ale price ’ Men's F Sateen Shirts, 760, ‘Sale price ‘orking Pants, $2.5 ‘orking Pants, $2.76 king Pants, $4.00 Flannel Overshirta, $1.50. Sale price fale price Men's Blue Men's Jersey Overshirty $1.50 ‘orkigg Pant 8.60 Boys’ Night Shirts, $1.26. Sale price } # Dress Pants, $4.00. Sale &pound Pure Wool Blankets, formerly sold $1,00 por Ib, Sale price, i's Drees Pants, $4.60. Sale price per pair $5.00 1121 First Av. NEAR SENECA CLOTHING C0. completeness of th tant sales from the and price yet offered. ‘‘The Exclusive Style Shop” | 714-716 Second Avenue Medium Priced Special attention is directed to our show- ing Saturday of the more popular priced hats; $5.00 and $10.00. They come in the new- est effects for winter wear and combine nost satisfactorily the practicability. The showing and the offered warrant us~ of the most impor- standpoint of style LUE Do You Want a Smart Suit? Coats—Coats We have a fine line for New ar you to select from rivals added t ur stock One Price—Cash or Credit ~t v — On the Fiyer BEATTLE-TACOMA ROUTE re 350—Round Trip, 600. FOUR ROUND THRIPS DAILY | LEAVES SEATTLE 6:45 and 10:26 a. m., 2:06 and 6:45 p. m. LEAVES TACOMA — 8:36 a. m and 12:16, 3:66 and 7:30 p.m U. GEELEY, Jr, Agent. Seattie— Tel. Main 176, Tacoma—Tel. 212 | Everett and Edmonds P= AO TAA TA ANS AAPA | You'ttL FIND ME AT THe TELA ROOM—GARVEY- BUCHANAN C oO. =] a | | THE NEW PEPPERMINT’ SATIN | p.0028 sc: A Candy N | ‘A Most |GREAT DOLLAR. MUCHNESS SALE } Attention—Ready-to-Wear Buyers Great Sale of TRIMMED ~~ HATS $5.00 © prepared an y Crisp and Wholesome, | $A’ 20¢ s Pound Toothsome Sweet. 20¢ a Pound | | | me efte | ay in $35 Ladies Suits" = bee $24.50 CHILDREN'S COATS, satin and and plain o match coats. y. green red. 4.50 5.50 PRTTICOATS $3.98. Valuee to $3 heavy quality of Taf- Silk Petticoats, in all dew, taney h perca- line underlay; other styles tailored flounce; all navy, red, black ier g Special lead sh uivres flounce with wR. Steen from 9 is oo $3.9 Special Sale able Saturday eo “ECONOMIES FOR FOR MEN = || MEN'S CASHMERE Hosm yas 14 1-30. erwear Heavy Wool Hose for men, in CHILDREN'S | he FLEKCE Se a er ae Union Oult In cream, well | MENS Se OL.m UNDER- and éurabie WEAR ry c An 044 lot of Lines ‘Laned Un- i ren’ S| « S the EXTRA VEST derwear, tape bound neck ANTS Sie. and seams, in blue onl, all Fleece Lined Vent gotten woods. 8c anne vi Jersey ribbed pecial . het finteh, etlk rib MEN'S HEAVY ovTine FLAN- , igh neck and jon 00 | owns vests; ankle length of the | flannel a 9c neatly MEN'S FLEROCR LINED ed with fancy braid on IX SUITS S06 i band; or a © I nt Fleece Lined Bult, In grey or cream, per | I saa o)) wines 50c After 6 P. ae Speciale 50c SPROTAL SALE OF GLOVES. Oe Be 4 Cord, yard the j $206 Corects G1.a0 | ihe Fleeced Under: | ide | Nese We | | the ake ee b not tarnish, | r the hand inmide Rees. } ie | The seller; spectal She Women's $1.50 Wille Mose 61:18—Pure thread Sk Hose « beat there et | site with "haalt some embraid- ered designe NFR ee LOO NIA . " AY ae “19 Set nests ee Sh Se A NAL Nr Nee NT Boyle’s Special Sale Saturday, Tomorrow, October 10, we will place on sale 200 UITS That have sold as high as $22.50, at $15 For Saturday Only orn Be sure and get in on this. We are overstocked at present and must reduce our stock considerably. ee are Neal Boyle 423 Pike Near 5th Ay.