The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 12, 1908, Page 3

Goodwin Will Wed Edna Goodrich Very Queer Mi Up. —_ Nat ly United Press.) Nev, Oct Mining Goldfield are repeating oda to the effect at Eiltott jeading and wife of Nat Awie warty Harry Macmillan, the ‘man, who was 0 ly f marry Kdna Good woman ¢ jood win The ays in has gone to Burope sEMENTS. —_—_——— The Man of the Hour.” audience greeted (he _A large A play he Es t evening. “The Man of Hour” ts a picture of corrupt feanditions. a» America® ities an a a c partionter!y ‘Philade!- the Moore has fallen Cynthia Garrt- Cloa divorcee actor a ata iw ateroon on MAXINE ELLIOTT TO MARRY MACMILLAN friends of the actor that the remarkable alleged double romance is true, and point to the fact that Goodwin left Nevada last week immediately after obtaining a from Maxine med to have engaged Elitott steamer tb 2 of the Seattle Symphony | ra society, The membera of | the famous quartet, Mme, Rappold, Mme. Jacoby, Sig. Campanart and M. Ricardo Martin, constitute the Kreatost Aggregation of vocal talent evor brought to Seattle as a concert organization, and interest in the event among musicians rune high. | ola Star, Bight new acts are at tht aftern Th Lind, the by Hergere, Paris, Grace Passmore, the Star! The | pound Tomonofts for Rurope, and is waid to be on] un ht amare Sal — ge | his way to London, where Misa), and Barney Forgu Goodrich ie staying at the Savoy.| original Dimple Sisters, Hugo. the win hurried from Nevada} Roman dancer, Kddie Roesch and diately after the divoree was] the motion plotures. ‘Three of these secured. A atrike of rich ore on {act are sald to be direct from his mine near Goldficld would not] Burope. detain him. Macmillan’s friends say that hel ,, Pantages, met and won Maxine Eiliott on}, ope headliner at Pantages > this his recent trip east Seatt i The tramatic stern mining and lawless times play te well produ yesterday story amy |nishes the Seattle jan abundance of alternating thrills and tears, Of course there is plenty jof comedy, furnished by the negro character, Ben White, exmyed by Charles Cunning. jacters were | that of Martin Mason, | Keeper of the dance hall, arected so dear to the melodramatic bad-man delineators, | freau himses, yesterday ently welt ‘The leading char- eapectally when he Edna Goodrich agreed to disagree. ned a week's stand at the afternoon, f and theatre pa ected, the villa with | prote “Dorothy Vernon.” Charles Major’ delightful an presented by the niages players at the Lots be et The popularity of book has made the romantic | familiar to @ very large number ot who was 804 | Dogs in other and Mr. and Mra, Buckley and Frank Martin offer a comedy skecth CANE RUSH IS INDECENT -——- (By United Press.) ANN ARBOR, Mich., Oct A special meeting of the faculty of the University of Michigan was called today to consider the aboli tion of the Black Friday ru of the oldest student traditions in the history of the university, be cause of the scenes that accompa nied the rush Friday night. Sopho- mores stripped three freshmen to fur trons in need 12 "Dor. * pre THE STAR—MONDAY, Rubber Dollar SALE OF Suits adies’ Suits, in all styles, from the fanciest to the plainest tailor ed models, coats ranging in length from 30 to 42 inches. French dip front and back, slashed all around er before, tions. One de YOU'LL FIND ME AT THE TEA ROOM—GARVEY-BUCHANAN CO, RUBBER DOLLAR SALE Looking through the dictionary, we could find no more appropriate name for this week’s Sale than RUBBER DOLLAR, for | J your dollar will stretch over merchandise in this sale that usually takes $1.50, $2.00 and $2.50 to cover. be you in town or out of town, for it will pay you well to come miles for these Rubber Dollar Bargains. You'll find your Dollars have a greater significance than you eve: dreamed poss ble on thoroughly up-to-date Fall Merchandise. Read on— ‘Rubber Dollar Dress Goods and Siks Here’s where the expansion of your dollar i at this time Har Read this ad carefully, A PaO a SY Ea SALE OF most noticeable. Nev such radical reduc and in some ¢ 00, year, have we work of $1.50, $2 of the s the doe 1 ases a character Cecil Kern] people, and many of these were on] {2® Skin and whipped them until and bound with satin and finished most $3.00, Notice the reductions and profit thereby ‘ Kana to see the characters which | they ran he tt Png ong ape v with buttons and loops. Collar, 26¢ Dr d S } ‘aw they had admired on the printed | Women and children, The rush was , > ss Goods, | 89c - i | Again. page, given life and action on the| attended by « large crowd of peo cuffs. and waistcoat Persian . | 9c to $1.19 Suit-\50c Plaids and * ting play stage Mise May made a charming| ple, who declare that the exhibt Panne velvet, Full pleated skirt, 10c | ings, 49c j Checks, 23c | jrand a sn dorot Vv or « : | as the wthebactuel cnthin ate as stat ai ee ee with wide satin fold. Other Sounds absurd, but it's|This {is a large lot of| We have put the skiddoo ; miserly ier work, Mr. Dowlan as Bir John styles in semi-fitted, with Diree true—double fold worst-| broken lines in price on them, and tarlow, the| Manners, the romantic lover, won MINISTER DRAGGED alee aati ig ark Movetty Salts the sia eat are still por- | much approval, and Phillip Sheffield toire collar, revers and girdle of ed suitings, in plaid ee ee hey'll go, never fear; Hans | demonstrated ability in his char- satin; new Empire back. Gore seit Et all-wool Fancy Panama, nice, bright Plaids, blue —, acter of the je INTO DIVORCE CASE skirts, trimmed to match coat = nephere) hard finished Worsted,| and green Checks and | — oe ‘then el Wie Geabeve? Many other models to select from checks; 25¢ values, in| in checks, stripes and| Novelty Suitings; not a one best. be “ae” Meee of tha Gaheua* Come in chevrons, serge, broad . er Dollar 10 plaids; nothing worth ene thar the play and| play by Joseph Toren, wine wan be (By United Press.) ee te ec ones, ene Sale, yard C| jess than 880 and up to} 78"? worth less than and the produc- | Fer mesnbered by many ae stage mans] PUBARANT HILL, Mo. Oct. 18 cloth and worsteds, in smoke, $1.19. Rubber. Dollar| 50; 36 inches wide; go . After deny Teen, catawba, brown, red, navy, 2, q in the Rubb Dollar | ager for Dick Ferria, when the Fer~ enar & , , ’ . ’ ag 8 49 ubber r st een istres ry gio {rt company occupied | the | Seattle oie black and fancy mixtures. Values $1.35 fe yee Suit price c ie for, 23¢ autem st'tn hind Aveaue ines? to $8000—ie the Rubber Dollar |. eee ee et ($1.10 and $1.28)" tre yesterday afternoon | Sale | Some of the season's best . . Miss| The first scene of the plece ts at|apiracy. Rev. Denham, whe was | a : Suitings, 79c $1.65 to $2.25 t and) West Point, where Manie: ex. | formerly the pastor of a christian me i , | . a} danley ts ex: a yprlhwantol ag Nanay vd | Stripe Broadcloth ee Be other women of} pelted for his adventures with a|church in. York, has resigned the line; elegant chevron| This inclades a larg 4 Suiti [girl, and though innocent, he goes | pattorate of the local church where | ange 7 le fo Arizona and becomes sheriff nea | Re has been preaching for the past iti Gultebine tts range of good, stapl and Suitings, oat Creek.” king of the cowboys There ia | ur monthe herges thet Mrs. | ‘ fabrics, the season's $1.39 a ES om cai sieht ten woah of ths come tne seal “wae agg oy Bs Soe ee | Soe best colors. Plain, all-| High - class Imported al Glasses ' g oA work of the company | her huehand'« ty es whe year” worsted, cheviota, etc woo! Panama, 50 inches Broadcloth and Suitings Y Shee nded Rubber Dollar Sale of Gloves for dressy suits, skirts| wide; show stripe Suit-| ‘ he acme of pe t his . : in the season's newest : mie Far ge th SR II. ne gf HI wider Youn or coats of service,| !4#; 125 Novelty Suit:| styles and colorings o~ o ne nd 60 in all-wool} peed tens; nothing to sep-|day includes the Seven Hobves, , “ . You'll be able to select! o . nice enough for any sult : give the most supreme | bartes H. Rradshaw & Co, the Canes —~ ladied al Wool Gell ~ 9 ee ee Ot” ae anh put tn ‘eetie te Aad comfort. Schu-| Four Nightons, Raffin's Simian Per To Fight Sham Bartle. Gloves, white, brown, navy, gray from this assortment| tensive line to choose . , Co., 1207 Second Ay |formers, Mabel Maitiand, Alfred! CAMP ATASCADERO, Cal, Get. 12 and black. Regular G0c styles $0 & from, Worth 91.10 to| within the reach of all heptdte Kelcy & Co, and Le Clair and|—Tomorrow morning | wtdtere Rubber Doliar Sale 25 $1.55 to $1.65 values in| $1.95. Im the Rubber| $1.65 to $2.25 values in jSampeon. The bill ta heralded as|of the state troops price, pair c the Rubber 1 10 Dollar 79 the Rubber aie. SN 29, ane of he tens, sets & thas Vallis te bo Toview ‘ | Dollar Sale ' Sale C! Dotar Sale . w wey my officers. Metropolitan Quartet. ed by many army . en soenninatemniceaes —— The reserved seat sale for the ian Married. Metropotitan Quartet begins at the ; Mi ‘ |} Moore box office at 16 o'clock Wed- | Coles, of neaday. The recital taken place|of South t Friday afternoon under ned bi Wallfirst and homelike. Five pass the door. 2414 First THE HUBBELL CO. |! 700-702 Pike St. “The Original Bargain Store”’ SPECIAL Ne, Fourth and Ping Three Brilliantines have been looking for; $1.00 value estics warm, kets, worth The famous Fruit fhe Loom Muslin carpe at 12%e: you can Hubbeli's tic fine, fae 4 Huckaback regular fc value, ble sheets, size 12x96, 4 dois? ine ogg ilar v 5 COrrON 4 huch oe Big enowgn Comfort, weignt 3 Fegular 9 tomorrow pounds 59c ONOS—Ja; eat coloring Megular $1.25, now ICOATS—A very special Outing Flanne! Pert 91.60 value, to go SWEATERS — A chat 1 Wool Sweaters, the k Where for 43.00, Hubbell's Price tomor DRESSING sacaues Dressing Saccue gala $1.25, anese Kimonos and Oriental pa regu ne Fancy 3 q in al terns flee lar of Ladies 4 that Chem! t $1.0 59c regula Len regular be, Une of Brilliantines just arrived, soft Justroas, full 44 inches wide, just what for Pure Coffee, ality, 2 for ox Soap I the the finest regular 40¢ Snider Catsup, regular 26¢ Clothes Pins. per dozen new 59c warm, 39c White $1.89 annelette 69c ri Ine $1 Groceries Canned Salmon, Alaska Red regular 15e, Cream of Wheat, regular 25¢ Parlor Matches, 2 for Ladies’ Knit Vests; regular Children’s regular 25 16 25 5 16 5 1 down Lot 1, values 4 10@ tO 186. ..cccece Coenen eeneeeeneee Cc dot 2, values gg Oe Ee Let 4, valoce 2 to the +00ee Oe eweeeee eeeeee 1lc lat 4 values SAFETY PINS—Stewart's Duplex, STEEX HAT PINS—Regular 2 CHILO’S HOGE SUPPORTERS— 5 regular 18« now c ALL EMBROIDERY SILKS— 2 25c ORIENTAL LACES— to clear $1.00 ALL black joft Soled Shoes, in red ar 260, special price tome atin Calf School She sizes 12 to 2, regular $1.78, to Men's Vici Kid House Sipps special t Notions and Laces RIBBONS to 4 lote— and Blecher fronts, easy fitting, made GREAT VALUES. rediund, Hornberg & Larson. 809 Third Av., Gor. of James St. St Quick FR al 18e, to clear .. ene Wool Cashmere Hose: 2c, to clear eee ThingsMenWant Men's Light Madras Dress Shirts, all sizes and fancy designs, regular 85c, specs wonsorvew =. 298 c c Natural Wool Underwear, c heavy and warm and un | shrinkable, regular | c $1.00 value, tomorrow 59c lbe sox 4c | Reindeer Work Gloves, abso lutely the stron . beat fitting od most durable | c work gloves made, AQ regular 89¢, special c c Cc Overalis, made of strong blue denim, with bib attached, three pocketa, regu 2% lar $1.00, tomorrow All Ribbons in the house cut OVER LACES— white, to clear .. black and tan, row Regent for comfort, 8c ar MLOPFOW «4+. Women’s $1.25 Outing flanee! Gowns OBC Outing Flannel Gown, in plain colors, pink, blue and white; heavy or medt- um weight; made very full 98 Rubber Doilar Gale price c 65c Muslin Gowns 39c Mualin Gowns, with round or V neck, made with full yokes | of cluster tucks, Bae eae insertion. Rub- ~ 39 | ber Dollar Sale price ; c “Women’s 90¢ Vest and Pants 75¢ A Medium Weight Vest and Pants in @ woo! mixture; high neck and long sleeve vest and ankle length pants; 75 hand trimmed, Rubber Dollar Sale c Boys’ 25cFleece Lined Underwear 1 9c Pure White Undervests and Pants for boys, heavy 19 weight, well finished. Rubber Doilar Sale Cc Children’s 25¢ and 30c Hoods 10c Slightly Solled Wool ; plain white or trim Rubber Dollar Sale Children’s Wool Mittens, in black or red. Regular 2he kinds. Rubber Dollar Bale Oc price $3.50 Lace Curtains 89c Each by for almost a song can have them for the chorus, which is, each 600 50c Colored Damask 29c Yard yards 64-inch Red Blue Damask. We have a few Children's Knit Hoods, lined with flanr 10 med with pink and blue c Children’s 25c Mercerized Hose 1 9c | A Highly Mercerized Black Lisle Hor choosing. Regular 50c. Rubber Dollar Gale price, yard Full 644n, Bleached ask, new designs plenty of them for 1 day's selling y most % off; re 59e yard 59¢ Bleached Damask 35c Yard » for Children, double Lower Floor Rubber Dollar Sale 1,000 Lace Curtains, drum mer’s samples, purchased our New York office You Tuesday 0 88c and fast colors and good designs for your price 23c Dam at al r price Rubber Doliar Our great $5.00 Trim. med Hat Sale contin ues for Tues day, having been rein forced by a large ship. ot Trimmed Hats received Saturday that will mark an epoch for a red letter day. These Hats are the greatest values yet offered so early in the season, but an exceptional purchase by our New York repre- | sentative gave us this opportunity to give the most’ up-to-date style, with good workmanship and materials, 4 00 } for All the new shapes with a full and varied assortment of colors. $10.00 values for 4 Seeeseeed coesaces' ment Buckram shapes, in all styles ae ; asosaentacsy Ali-wool Flats, in all colors, $1.25 valu for i/ RUBBER DOLLAR SALE OF ACCESSORIES —— BELTS—Ladies’ Silk Elastic Belts, in any shade. Pretty gilt and silver buckles to choose from. Regular value 7c cach. Rubber Oollar Sale each... DOC IN HANDKERCHIEFS — Ladies’ Lawn Handkerehi with | lace or embroidered edges; also in plain hemstitched. Regular 16c and 20¢ Rubber Dollar Sale, each © Ceebess eeveses values 10c | and As NECKWEAR — Ladi Wash dainty colorings, linen or lace cot styles, Regular 25¢ and Rubber Dollar Sale, each ys Stocks, in white in both Gibson and © values, HAT PINS—We have just received a handsome selection | of Hat Pins, in Merry Widow and Directoire — styles. | Pearls, jets and gilt enameled. 75c values. f\ Rubber Dollar Sale, each 35c NECKWEAR — Directoire Neck Girdles, in gold braid 108 satin or velvet ribbon, trimmed with gold tassels. Of— | eclally priced for the Rubber Dollar Sale, each PTH ¥, RUBBER DOLLAR SALE of LACES and TRIMMINGS sole, spliced heel and toe. Rubber Dollar 9 Sale vr price Sale 1 Cc yard 35¢ LACE-—Cluny and Torehon Laces and Insertions, 2 to 4 inches wide. Values to life yard Rubber Dollar 3 ( LIAR OF MEN’ § WEAR 1,000 yards 36-In, Linen Fin Sale price, yard C ish Indian Head. You car LACE ALL-OVER—White, Net and Venise Lace All-Ove 18¢ have that many ya in baby Irish patter 18 Inches wide. Regular value | . Tuesday, then this from $1.25 to $1.7 yard. Rubber Dollar Sale Men's $1.25 Union Suits OBC tnllin Walid. <a Get ee hoon Oe 95c | | : 216 used thi is off. Re LACE ALL-OVER—W) and Cream Lace All-Overs, in a Heavy Weight Fleece-Lined, Seamless, Form-Fitting, 98c ae Vas oi ie te ree Rub. number of handsome patterns, 18 inches Value + | the Onelta brand. Rubber Dollar Sale ber Dollar Sale 124c Ye and The yard, Rubber Dollar Sale price, 29c ‘ eee a th price, yard 2 yard Barbers’ or Waiters’ Coats or Bartenders’ Vests 1-2 Price BRAID—AIl-Silk Fancy 1 P lors and combir 94 Unbleached Sheeting tions. Values to 25c yard Rubber Dollar Sale We have a very extensive ine of Waite and Barbers made of strong, sturdy price, yard Coats and Bartenders’ Vests, Some slightly soiled, but 32¢ muslin, and two or three LACE—~A few pleces of Na V not hurt; ranging in price from $1.00 to $2.50. Rubber bs washings will make ther to 8c yard, Special for Rubber Do Dollar Sale Half Regular Price | 9-4 Shee as white as snow. Quar ord : tity mite » whe Regular pr ber Dollar Sale 25c Yard Rubber Dollar Sale Art Goods errant HE STORE THAT S STORE THAT SERVES YOU BEST =, GARY Dollar Sale pri ake AKT GOODS fie TS = S17 SECOND AVENUE Ne LS es ON ee LS 20; Rub 25c © pUCHANAN © at [Sen A ee Rubber Dollar Sale Notions ar. eve ! tring An ROB ee