The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 9, 1908, Page 5

THE STAR—FRIDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1908. DHNDE CITY rrormeuTY, THE ST Charios MH os in thy ed to th as ‘ | k KODAK, LS HIS WIFE, MINER 1S KILLED) Gray an atte oat, with in "a Great “Northern PMeterday Raley buildin = ay f Ps, city & dead to property KIL —store open THEN SUICIDES 202525") AT ROSYLN sity ees aetortey oak thist entered the Teom of vy ite ain st. during torday, and carried away a sult cade full of OF OLD FRIENDS OFFER LEANDER COX AID Friends tn Cheney, Wash., you day sent a letter to Leander Cox a prisoner In the county jal, | xed with murder, offering him | and thviting him back to United ) United Prose . ROSL iN Oct. 8 Jonn Plut wan | fie ® rail Killed and G, Morver badly Injured | by falling rock in mine No, 7, 1 r| Cle Klum, yesterday afternoon. e mon had been firing shots, which loosened the rock and thnbers, evenings for your convenience, three extra special features— birdseye maple furniture— for Saturday— he pr ° im inthis deed tod Pianta Frum) ae Oct. 7 Hugh Tolan, a ‘ oe shot his wite gy then placed the re his mouth and killed him He bad been drinking and te the house, from which his pad driven him @ fow days ~ RIFLE TEAMS WILL SHOOT FOR TROPHY ° QUITS POSITION, Kure James Ketfor hae resign A Ataton MADRONA MILE ONGANTEIOS Atife team pleked from the See to Hive when he shall get out from the | of fat! The old man wae much af fantry, And & team gc rifle wit oe * | fected by the receipt of the letter abe onday at American Lake for | Cox will probably retain A.D. Mar-| the The hee tin, a Seattle attorney, to defend|« = No information has yet been | #*' filed againat the prisoner so Walker tro why ie the Canadians once Peep finally {t must de we ce ‘go that the Americans have | oa of keeping it after this | wiee hold You can't afford to miss “Check ere.” Telephone 65 and secure res ervation early eee Tunnel le Dangerous, EVERETT, Oct. 9 —Responding complaints about the dangerous | to ay win, the ‘score | condition of the Great Northern Tt the ong will be a tie | tmmel under the ity, Supt. O'Net! far the © match next year will give | has informed the boant of pubtte |i aad the fe or the other. Sergt. | Works that the matter will be to |i * iy the cap 10 ome OY nor. who won the voutignted at once with a view to /fi See rand Opening Sale reservar Kine’s of the Cana LARUT. CHANDLER DINS, one of our prettiest and neat ont styles bedroom chatra, of birds eye maple; pretty back panel, cane seat; regular value, $4.7 specially priced at$3.25° on ‘ o—Alev ’ Parsons, j Niaqualty Indian who stx vt wealthy Indian con Curve, SI Shur-on Glasses reservation, while reservation from Give the largest fleld of vision and are the moat comfortable, We i Port Orchard Gardens Yesterday, October 8th, we started the sale of those i 120 beautiful acre tracts near Port Orchard. Many people have been waiting for us to put this large tract of land on the market. We expect to sell it all in ten days. ie an hisky was make them to fit an chard Opticat Co., 12 regular $6.75 this neat little rocker Is of birdseye maple; solid seat and fancy back. A very good value at the regular price of §6.75. PER PER $2.00 Rol! of 1% Ply Genasco Roofing Paper, made WHOLE 5 oO WHOLE from the best Lake Trinidad asphalt; comes com- ACRE ACRE p with nails and cement; worth $1.53 1Se Towel Roller, 9¢ Varnished hardwood Towel Rol ler, smooth fin ished, with strong bracket Worth 150, Special... 1Se Shopping Bags, 9¢ Terms $5.00 Down, $2.00 Monthly | These beautiful tracts are close to the Bremerton Navy J Yard, and 4 the best chicken and fruit ranches in | the state are all around Port Orchard Gardens. We will i] continue this sale for ten days, so remember, the early purchasers get the first choice Main 7S¢ Hatchet, i _—. —— alee kn For splitting some Worth 3c Rim Lock, 25¢ Rush Shopping. Bags; stron, Feiwel bent quality Rim Lock, | and durabt oi ne Offices SEATTLE the Boat n : ; with To close out $55-6 7 = 3 ur " uv lied for Tailor-made ei. [ge] |) set. | TERESA | s Vthe West Sate Fery Preece $2.00 Doz. Cups and Sauc- Building Port _ -— t- rs E CHICAGO MISFIT 35¢ ers, 10¢ Seattle Orchard Trofiing Outfits: « t ity semt-porcelain Cups OWNERS muattto eat Gantite powiret 351} 2 Se HOMER L. HILLMAN, Pres. Mh gsi Sm = Worth $2.00 . 5 Tra? pm | = dos. Saturday Come to our offices and go with the salesmen or take L132 b= j = or Butts, 13:4¢ Pair | “’*" ?* the 10 a. m. or 1:15 dire boat at Pier 2, foot of Yoder | Be 5 : alg dr ald copper, ball 40c Cuspidor, 25¢ _ Way, and get off at Port Orchard. Our automobiles will Ba = Butts, for the con blue sad gold earthen Cus jf) 730 pm on mee - two boat th fiat t these x s It will wt b mutation ‘akan beat and our, 20 i en Hi, home rides 8 DANA Ww nnown Menage jHubbell’s Big Sale Is certainly showing the people of Seattle just how far a dollar can be made to go. Sucha terrific slashing of prices cannot last forever. Remember this sale WILL VERY SOON BE OVER Just now this store is the very cheapest place in the whole city to get your supplies from. you want to make your money go further than it has ever gone before, Be Sure to Do Your Buying Here Saturday $2.50 MEN’S WORK Satarday Can of Kleenzeze Antiseptic Medicated Toilet Soap; contains no acid, animal fat or anything in- jurious'to the skin; removes stains of all kinds from the hands; regular 25c; —— special, 10 ; c If IF SPECIAL SALE —OF— WAISTS For Saturday Only 9M offer 25 dozen beautifully Linen Waists, regularly price Special 95 IDC IME WILLIAM WALKER C0, lnc 1112 to 1116 Second Ave 22c BREAKFAST SS es ‘ 5c PEARLINE WASH POWDER, 2 FOR .... red and embroidered Lawn t at $1.50 to $1.95— 10c LINEN CRASH TOWELING 95¢ NOTTINGHAM LACE 25 FANCY HAT PINS . 20c TO 75c DRESS TRIM- MINGS .. inl0c VALENCIENNES LACE, 3 YARDS FOR 5c STRONG 12V4c FANCY PERCALES 75c RUBBER ; on’'t Go Music Hungry &mall Weekly Payment Buys a VICTOR TALKING $1.25 HEAVY COTTON c PINS ooo cose sessseeseses CHINE eae ee 5G 25c FANCY MA $5.00 ALL WOOL, FLEECY Boe te se ette screenees peg a ar oe ed ae WARM BLANKETS .. 58 35c INFANTS’ CASHMERE And orches 7 A dite dance ta $8.00 BIG, HEAVY, ALL WOOL, MOT. © ce eee teeter eee eees Me—ali the w ul ty os melody and sentiment TLED GRAY that con: | ee ine BLANKETS $2.69 Piha eee | $1.75 ONE STRAP C 25c INFANTS’ AND CHILDREN’S ee. cuales aie 79 KNIT NIGHTGOWNS ............ $3.25 LADIES’ DRESS $1.75 LONG KIMONOS 1806 Secon@Ave. Kuppenheimer Suits for Men $15.00 Here at Shafer’s The volume of business done by this house fs so great that the best makers in the country seek the store's business, and bid for it with big values. This ie why we can offer these Others $20.00, $25.00, $30.00 cad $35.00 heimer Suits for Men tn ali and fabrics, and in all sizes, a! Kuppenhelmer's, Brokaw's and Strauss Bros.’ High Art Clothes, finest in the country, sold only here. famous Kuppen- est tashic ons the Kuppenheimer Rain Coats for Men $15.00 Long, Graceful Rain Coats for Men, in black or gray; heimer’« famo: specially price Kuppen us make; dt at College Campus Clothes for Young Fellows The finest collection of these distinguished sembled at the Shafer Store. Handsome high-class novelty tailoring. Three groups: At $10.00 At $15.00 town is as fine fabrics, es in na, ' Boys’ Clothing Huge Stocks Ready Fine stocks, too, big variety, finest styles proper staple styles; Buster Brown style. A specially fine group tomorrow collection, at all the novelties; all the Sallor Blouse or Norfolk over 800 in the $3 10 ‘ Others at $4.00, $5.00, $6.50 and on to $12.50 Special Sale of Men’s Shoes the Shafer Shoe In side, Arcade Annex, we and Gun Metal Shoes, for $2.95 Store, First avenue it, Tan Calf 4.00 a palr, for Saturday at oo = |Shafer ies a | | vay Arcade and Arcade Annex-—Whole Biock Long Saturday Trunk Specials OT Os cane hk. uO KS . $8.00 i ee ek es. Gets Cedk . ». $9.00 SIT HEU. as 4. incense Suksess, necoiatis tea $11.50 These are 348 and ous own make; will last you a Tifetime. We give y a better trufk for less mon Ask us why before you uy Full line of Leather Gor IKUSTER & HARTZEL|’ 2107 First Avenue