The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 30, 1908, Page 13

T have been my mootings, No discouraging re f think 1} w section of the country WAR BACK Bryan Money Goes Begging. Cleveland, where he will arrive this | te Tm Loutsvitle Bryan mone at one | evening hroo is going begging, with no| "eetngs here tonight, | 1" money in sight. Moat bets The parade to recetve the candt 7__ ‘have been made at three to one date fa announced ay the Dinmont | be for Taft and) that Bryan will carry Kentucky, | Of the Ohio campaign. } | Very few beta of any kind have p Doesn't Lote | bean made.on the national contest, | NEW YORK CENTER| * In Boaton the odds are five to one aued by oach “that a comfortable} poe yf sntgagen His Chance. jon Taft. Many large bets have OF POLITICAL majority was asaured. MOUNTAINEER eee oe Just in, 5,000 pieces of the | beon made at even money on the The Mountatneers will celebrate mt Boa Stock Collars Jabot gorestarthin phon tn Tace Hae ARENA, Attacks Tariff Reform, Hallowe'en with @ party at Mercer | fled. tot tho at , am 30 Puieaeiein Webtne Waa thie ramar NAPOLBON, Obto, Oct. 80M | island tomorrow. Members are in gh oe ge: ater ho te practiesliy no betting thes ie | aoc, (OY, Ualed Prem) his speech here today, Bryan at|yited to make the trip tomorrow | We, 680, G0, 860 and 91 Washington republicans refuse to] gine ig or prc tnee ay eit] acked the republican party's At) afternoon prepared to stay all night, | — cover Bryan money at th state, always a battlefield of polf| titude on tariff reform, alleging! bringing their own sleeping bag — pete RENT out by John vailing odds of & y © Pre! ties, has been worked up to an un-| that it waa tn league with the! ang oatables, A camp fire will be ta which | neo ieee ts by one With | pregedented pitch of exoltement by | (rusts. He said that he had read)}, ie in the evening, and everybody had chm lor is a ally and Sight favorite over Hughes at the and | ®@tional capital, |BRYAN IS HUSTLING AROUND STATE oe during the | w as doubtful as aldes claiming victory The small vote which the leaders | republican party tn feared would result from apathy has | promises of Immunity from pros:| before, with both decause contin ed | given y to the expectation of an | ec OF OHIO, ;Uousually large showing at the) «) (By United Press.) eer ewiebiran Raiipay Jaw and on} CLEVELAND, Ohio, Oct. 10} Never in the political history of aad order. If) William J. Bryan today made a) the state have candidates been | would en the Standard favored the onact laws that the Standard, not be for Tart Means. fying campaign tour through north: | greeted by such enthualastic crowds ern Ohio in hie last effort to cap /and the public throughout the entire ture Taft's state for the democrats | state turn out {n such numbers this year, His spectal train stopped | to take part tn the demonstration here for five minutes th Hiryan, speeding westward today ‘eaves behind him an encouraged the trast business. He See HAD NEVER SEEN | se oe THE LIKE BEFORE of remedial Yeats. SHOPPED THE TOWN OVER FOR NEARLY A YEAR AND DECIDED os Pt ag ONLY YESTERDAY of the republi- Bd revealing the du- otertwed it. it. | | | a After shopping all over this and j they passed the rigid inspection and other cities for nearly a year, in-| requirements of our buying expert Vvestigating pianos of different/in the Bast, makes—and becoming thoroughly! It was a tremendous undertaking posted on prices and quality—the | but at the prices we are able to of wife of a well-known local business! fer all these strictly brand new man residing on the first bit! yew-| highest grade tnetruments, we fle watet a branch | terday afternoon dropped fn and tn-| ured that all wo extra planos company.| vestigated the Emergency Piano/ could be disposed of re madily | thet aa proof | Sale at D. 8. Johnston Co. | No better evidence that this te was supporting | When quoted the Emergency Sale| the opportunity of the hour ean be Price on & magnificent largest «ino | found than in the way shrewd buy. ‘Di. Rockefelter, head strietly brand new Kimball piano | ¢re—keen jodges of plano values r Ol. open-| (the same style she had been jook-| lost no time in snapping up the rare tthe pepeelicnns Ne at some time ago) she lost not «| Values. apnounce minute in deciding, ir the campaign av This te @ recital of a positive oc-/ In this Emergency Sale you can ae | CUFFEnCe which happened yeaterday,| secure pianos that always bring the | 824 demonstrates more forcibly than | $376 and $425 at $304 and $242 supporting more words that all we have stated Reliable, strictly brand new, well }and claimed and published about known this extraordinary money-saving in thie Emergency Sale at $193. The opportunity fs exactly so, | plainer styles go now at $168 it must be, or why would this} OF You can select from a vast as | Woman, who took the time and trou-| *ortment of the very finest and tan ble to post herself thoroughly on|clest exhibition styles—in Hunge pla: and prices, have sélacd so nm ash, mottled mahogany and eagerly the opportunity without a| #0ulne English quarterdawed oak moment's healtation? take your cholee now at Emer | gency Sale prices, $997, $424 and) WON'T LAST MUCH LONGER | $a16 | | Many other fine 4 | At the outset of this Emergency! nover sold for less ¢! nae and Piano Sale we stated in a straight-| ¢ even in the East-—are feted from-the-shoulder, businesslike man-| in this Rmergency Sale at $226 and jner that we jeg yr ongae to sell) go44, | pianos, and them. iT We explained how the failing oft} coat eat pra: of the plano business in the East| ‘No matter what your income may resulted in virtually every piano be, and it mattors not whether you }manufacturer, particularly of the| desire the most costiy piano on the) _blaher @rade instruments, becoming | market or the cheapest that's good | | overstocked we urge you to sincerity to tn We told how these overstocked) vestiaate the D. & Jobusten Co. | imanufacturers, eager to tmarket| Emergency Sale at once—tomorrow | their instrumenta, virtually cut the, Pay all cash, of by the weok, prices in two, provided we would month or year. We'll agree to grant/ contract to take « sufficient num-| any reasonable terma. The potnt to| | ber of pianos off their hands. remember is that you mw act The high standing of the pianos| quickly now. We mean business,| (all well-known, established makes) |and {f yours is a musicless home, | —the tremendous saving we effect | and the saving of a good roupd eum | ed, which fm turn would enable us of money te an object, we say, come to offer these pianos at greatly sac-| right away—the first thing in the/ rifieed prices—-was too tempting for| morning. D. 8. Johnston Qo, Old the D. 8. Johnston Co. to turn down.| est and Largest Dealers, Jobneton We contracted to take cighteen|Co Bidg, Third and University.| | carloads, approximately 300 planos, Store open tomorrow (Saturday) | rian tel4, off their hands, provided | evening. it Roase- trust officer me He was and named crag, WRo once TED igeonat verre two mae vow York makes arg offered / master is 713 2nd Ave. THE Opens Saturday Morning And all day you will buy a cheaper than ever before om the const. We quote you a few of our many special prices, which we are offering for Saturday only— Yarnation =) it. Vernon bait, 2 Cans for 15e, or 4 cans for 250. Pioneer and Jersey Prattlow pound cans Tomatoes. Sold all over the city for 200; our price .. peng” = The best Dill Pickles. ‘Bold alt over the elty for, doz., 200; our » pelee, tho oo ee wen dike Sonny 6-08. bottle. Sold all over the city for + 160; : “ay be able SOU io. asach To e cs i sod tert 4 fittle money. ‘The very. best sun-cured Jap. Tea, Sold all over the olty for, Ib your 60c; our price, Ib....... ‘ Bhe oy mo 4 Coffee. Regul rice all over the city, » 60; our 201 egular p’ 1 1 Wh this bank and re er lava mr w* PO cent. interest on Danish Creamery Butter. Sold all over the efty for, Ib. ‘Nb + our price, Ub p..cerceersees . B0¢ Sold all over the city tor, Ib, ibe our price, 50¢ Wisconsin and Oregon Cream Cheese, 2c; our price, ib Local Raneb — Bold all over the eity ‘for, dor., We; eee see ANO TWO Be LOAVES OF BREAD FOR 5¢@, We have many more as good as these—oome and see. THE CUT PRICE SPECIALTY STORE 713 2nd Ave. 713 2nd Ave, well recetved at all) timen. ag he remombera the ports have been recetved from any | ing crowds at Syrgoy more the heavy campaigning of the two | the nd the result is left quoted as advocating the election | —— of Taft porations had agreed to support the | i oratic leader in the state had as || THE STAR—FRIDAY, O@T. 30; 1908. were present to shake hands with group f politicians to complete the | sured that be would get the as | democratic candida final work, Tho ladders of the dem: | alee vote of Ohio, w te gad: “Tam feeling as wall | ooragic party are delighted with the | — an whep I started the campaten. My | results of th meotings at Syraquse Dem ‘+ 8 soasolee Fund, voloe {8 strong aud my health fine. | last night, were Bryan spoke four| CHICAGO, Oet, 80.—Ninetpen ad- Taft ts Also amiline today, wildly cheer » ladt night A) Demooratle gampaign fynd wei hen ho was grocted will carry Ohio,” ous crowds. and Big Meeting Tonight. Bryan@ind Taft Speak, who gave together $985. George Bryan dashed slong the Wapash THe Tart Toaders way wie tour} Murphy, of Washington, gave $260 ratiroad from Toledo to Napoloon,| through the state hag begn a tri] The toteflamount @inouneed — wi OMo, today, returning to Toledo! umphal march, and that a republi- | $4,060 ———| this noon for a big meeting, He is} oan victory {a now assured nee one on Taft and at 10 to 6 that/*cheduled to make a doxeu apeoches| Reports from Syracuse today say Frisco Election Betting. LER GIVES tho repubticans wilt carry Indiana, | thle aftornoon between Toledo and| that city was nover in Buch a wilg| | SAN FRANCISCO, Oct, 30—-Bloo vor of political | pool room this afternoom when enthuelasm than has pen known | with At the headquarters of the twg/ The ailing odds here are thr Arties today increased confidence | hat the republicans will w as displayed and claims were ts-|4 naflonal vietory from New York Rockefeller had dispateh 1m} wit hich be expected been | “spook” stories being preferred. and declared that the cor return for! CLUB ution in the event that ected. Bryan declared that every demo: |! Taft ts MODERN METHOD DENTAL WORK PRICES GREATLY REDUCED ON HIGH GRADE DENTAL WORK FOR THE NEXT 15 Fifteen Days Only 15 NOTE THESE PRICES $5.00 Meth” $5.00 SATISFACTION GUARANT&EO OR MONEY REFUNDED coveesee SMO | “Srarantece”.....$ 1,00 “tp Gold Crowne 22k. Geld Mente Meee coeeess MAO | Pitnage. cceeseesseeess DOC “Piilage seecsones-uG 0000 | “ine:,. .50e who devot his entire time to this work ur operators all expert registered dentists. no students All work done painlessly by modern: electrical devices. A Liberal Credit Given If Desired EXAMINATION FREE. OFFICE OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 8 O'CLOCK; TL 2 PL Mm, Modern Method Dentists Suites dé, O and C, Brunet Hotel. Becond and University. Entrance University St. fhe. guaranteed absolutely peiniess. otal Want Shoes That Will Wear There's just that kind in this store for Men, Women and Youngsters, and they're here in plen- ty—just a little better than others at like prices. Yes, the kind we sell are right; they come to us right; we sell them to y Our Men's and Women’s Shoes, in all leathers and all the popular shapes, fitted by people who know how-— $3.50 to $5 Sh uu right “Kicks” on these foot. Our Exclusive Children’ s Department Ts the place to find what you want 4 Youngsters’ Shoes of the quality that Let us introduce our shoes and our way to the whole family, TURRELL’S 903 Second Av. 903 Second Av. BURKE BLOCK 9e8 are a8 SCHRCe as Corns On an ant’s satisfies. dion contributions to the Nation japnouneed today by Ybatrman by tremend-| Mack, Tho Hat inofudes James Rt ohn Lawlor, of Arigona, excitement and| ton betting started off with con | There are to be two big) that the meetings held by the two | #der ble activity at Tom Corbett's | | candidates there lant night aroused | over | Wager of $6,000 to $2,000 was made aft the favorite over Bryan to tell a story,| THE NAVAJO DANCING | moeting at and Ovt. We employ a spe We employ SUNDAYS UN- x FRESH, CRISP re Only one more day of matchlosa prices on personal BUT one day is AMPLE a Remember thts is your | . 4 Trimmed H One hundred new Trimmed regular $5.00 Sale Hats quired the time not only the new shapes In velvet, fancies. best style; regular price YA DASA VASVESY | Tomorrow Is the Last Day of Our “} Special Values for Housekeepers future needs and reap a big saving. Mrs. Housekeeper, Grand Purchase of Neckwear MILLINERY, MRS. HOUSEKEEPER last purchase has been received which we will offer for Saturday special sale We are proud to «ive to our c BUTTER SCOTCH 200 = gy. BUSHA AN 60, our one-fourth to one-half off prices. Only one more chance at those needa and household nece: TIME for any thrifty housekeeper to supply all her present and final chance. Make out your list now, aad come tomorrow, FOR YOUR BATURDAY CHOOSI NG. very latest fads in Gibson, Empiré and Directolre effects in Neck 5, Lace and Ribbon Bows, ete, ete, etc, Every taste can be satis 00 kinds, all in one lot, at seeeeseenene wooo ey BUY YOUR SEASON'S BUPPLY. simply bewtidering; ats, $5 Trimmed Hats, $5 Hats have been recelyed that are matchless values for $5.00, Our have been such a factor in our Millinery Department that it has of our own efficient force, but our New York representative. His These are all felt and satin, trimmed with the best materials tn flowers, wings and omers this rare opportunity to get the $5.00 00 $10.00; tn good values for. tomorrow's customers. $22.50 New Suits $25.00 New Suits $35.00 Now Sults MRS. HOUB! Infants’ White Wool trimmed with 3 rows of fancy weave. soiled, but none are burt. Housekeepers’ Bale ..... outing flannel, #itk embroidery on collar Housekeepers’ Sale . Children's Winter Dresses, throughout. 50c Colgate's Perfumes, pei 26e Pond’s Extract Aimond Cream tee | | 200 Men's Cash- « Ho wwe 200 Children’s Mack Ribbed | Howe ae Here is Your Chance Only three more days this sea- son to indulge in a swim in the LUNA PARK Natatorium Heated salt walter, changed with the tide. WILL CLOSE FOR REPAIRS MONDAY, NOV. 2. MILK VEAL Prime Bibe and Steaks, Finest in the Land. PALACE MARKET Second und You! Phones: M VIOLINS And outfits one-third off the regular price this week. justo Dept. of Kohler & Chase. GC. H, ROSE, Proprigtor. 1818 Second Ay, Seattle. Guaranteed Bird Store Imported Germany, Canazios, Cages, Soods, very hird a Guaranteed Singer C.WAGMNER, 7 16 3d Av. Shop early in the morning, for the values are trade bringer, in the heart of the season, New Fall Suits at Half Price Children’s Goods For Less INFANTS’ $2.00 BWEATERS $1.00 INFANTS’ $1 FLANNELETTE KIMONOS 790 | These Kimonos are made of the finest white | very daintily trimmed CHILDREN’S WOOL DRESSES $2.85 batiete, and fancy mixtures, Buster styles, neatly trimmed with gold but- tons and fancy braid; well made Housekeepers’ Bale Mrs. Housekeeper, Stirring Time in Suits WHILE THI8 SUIT SELLING HAS BEEN PHENOMENAL there ts still plenty for Right ++ 811.25 | $50.00 New Sutts.. $12.50 | $65.00 New Suits 91780 | $100.00 New Suits. 7 | “Zt: Economies for Men and | aa Boys MEN'S $7.00 BATH ROBES $5.00 | These Robes are ade of a heavy flannel, in Sweaters, high collar, | all best colors; very neat designe; pearl buttons, neat | made; ail seams faced with braid $5 ' These Sweaters aro slightly all sizes, Housekeepers’ Sale...... WUNDERHOSE FOR MEN, $1.00 PER BOX If these Hose do not wear three monthe with out mending they are replaced with a new pair, free of charge. They are made of the best twisted yarns, with linen heel and tos, They are fast in color, do not burn the feet or crock; plain black, or black with 1 00 white feet. Four pairs tn box, for. . . BOYS’ 260 HOSE 180 Boys’ Heavy Ribbed Hose, one that will stand the wear and tear; double sole and extra strong knee. ASE Hopsskeepers’ Sale | tee e eee eeeeneneens After Supper Sale 50c Rice Powder ... 26e Hair Brushes 150 Tooth Brushes . $1.00 with | 79c and cuffs. made of plain wool in French or | $2.85, ir On. ml S0c Women's | Gray nass| Union Sults,. BB Se Women's Muslin Gowns ISe Fther Launch Boxes | 13 ~IS—l7 SECOND AVENUE Be ay E | At McCarthy’s 1512 to 1522 Second Av. $35,000 Bankrupt Stock On Sale Saturday—The Prices Cut Beyond Belief COME EARLY Big Specials for Saturday 260 Men"s Socks, al) wool ..... 100 Men's Canvas Gloves $3.00 Men's All-Wool Sweate $1.50 Men's Fancy Dress Shirts $1.00 Men's Working Shirts $1.25 Men's Black Sateen Shirte.. 25c Men's Bow Ties ........... > 76c Men's Knit Shirts and Drawers, French Hbbed $2.50 Very Best Australian All-Wool Shirts LADIES’ KIMONOS, $1.50 Short Kimonos . $3.50 Oriental Fleeced Kimonos, satin trimmed T6c Bed Blankets, large full size 7 $6.75 11-4 All-Wool White Blankets, double twilled, this sale $1.75 Big Bed Comforters, hand tied, none better $1.00 Peather Pillow . 39¢ $2.08 -. 08e 19¢ BOYS’ AND YOUTHS’ 8UITS-—-THREE PIECES. $15.00 values, cost more to make, the sizes up to 19 years of age; choice, suit ......... 82.98 100 Roll Cotton Batting MILLINERY. Big sale Pattern Hats at 20¢ on the dollar. 53 Hats, some worth $35.00 im the lot, all this season's new styles. Satarday Bargain only .......6e.ccess $3.98 CLOAKS AND BUITS ALMOST GIVEN AWAY. $3.00 ton Jackets, silk lined . $20.00 Beaver Capes, satin lined 200 Ladies’ Ho: . e 360 Wool Hose . 350 Children's Ribbed Hose .. 760 Children’s Union Suits $2.50 Ladies’ Union Suits, all wool 160 Boys’ Ribbed Shirts and Drawers At McCarthy’s 1512 to 1522 Second A