The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 20, 1908, Page 13

THD STAR—FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1908. . 8 YAKIMA HA® 18,723, —— (By United Press.) NORTH YAKIMA, Nov. 20—The ON LEGISLATURE wea, eerEcierin a NEW DOCK BRINGS 3": Hoats to Tacoma, Victoria) DIVORCE ON EVE OF | complaint says, has caused tho hum and all ports ve this dook daily. band to threaten his wife with great 8 A lint follows Indianapoils, What- ANNIVERSARY bodily harm on different occasion’ BIG INCREASE IN com, € pewa, Iroquols, Rellance, __- Defiance, Walaleale, State of Wash at eleotria sign is in Jor. ington, City of Byveyett, Perdita,| mr, RAFFIC Utopia, Dodo, Neptungy Bellingham | very Seattle, now being distributed, contains 18,728 names, y. It im 200 feet long and t high. The letters are 20 j ee — and is tws an large in makeup and Kitsap. | anniversary, more than 49| feet high and 8000 Incandgacents hoe Press. as the editions of previous years Bince the oper ad y of wedded life, and ith} are used, The cost was $12,000, . al 19 opening of the new! | " ocdes ae we Be. Sow. 20. Two thousand of these amen ar0 | ggtman “foci Pe neg the new | LIFE SAVING TUG |tketr chiSdren about them, troutie genase 406 h nm the mail districts, the remainder + women will march | the eapital of Penn © has take onderful brace | 7 : has come between Martha Win in the olty district covered by the Tn Aree pag Saat int ae SAILS. FOR COAST |." ptagenarian, and her husbard, 4 A : sng directory, ‘The book vonithina 47911 eretoture with the eamniine OF the Jand the wite has instituted sult for | an effort | ages, COVE every to 7 NOFOR 2 race to pose «| ma county, ec 10MM IB YAK | rainy season ventdenty of the 1% |ronty ahd fare tide aiecoosn nese |@VOFe®. One of the grounds set] Tet the cate ontey. tharngo pry the legislature t p lands wod er towns about (he | lite Beving tue Mnohomiah with aan. forth in the comp catnip b coma at am The Penneyivanin HOSPITAL SHIP FOR EXPO, _ sotind hinve refrained from viniting |for Puget nd. The ow wan | tim the bh ‘ Tempefance | other places on account of the un- |p lant week and the new eraft |OW# of & man 8 Hall’s by this method, to *) handy conditions p: Hing on Be | hae been fused and provisioned of a youth of 16 110% Wirat Awe (By United Pr » BOUND, | Mtle’a Waterfront, t mud, the | nl ship Re. | Mmelemént weather, and the neocon state In tho List ywealtha. a te storm the next followed the oa Peonayivania dele ; ‘he national convention | CT Ue tm cowrado At a large ap of the es guepended from ry states being gdh Rh those perm!t Mquor being in was the! ” indignantly Masters, wife of will lead the ‘ at) Harrisbur | Jooal temper NAVY YARD, PU Nov. 20.—-That the h f, which, it ts reported, wilt be, Mty fr transferring baggage from | wont to this yard early nest spring, O8® pler to nnother at considerable | may be on exhibition fn Seattle har. | (Pe mg H bor during the Alaska -Yukon-Paelfic Now], & resident of Port Towr |} The The exposition, is the statement of med. |#@4, [¥ashon, Whateom Island de b | ical officials here, ‘The Reltef, «| Hainbrfdge Ieiand, jn feet any ofthe ||) Exclusive Style Exclusive Style few feature in the navy, ix cam. | *MAlleg Gtlos, can get on the boat, |} pletely equipped to handie the wick Come Beatle and go to Belling | Shop Shop | of an entire fleet. Several appli.| ham. [M¥erett, Suohominh, any-|}} | ances new to medical actence are tn | Whore Without reehecking bia bag: |} use on the whip, and abo will make | £88 4nd for that matter without leaving the Colman dock, Its bar: |i} an Interesting exhibit | ber shops, baths, restaurants and | 714-716 Second Avenue | Persians have a different name | comfortable waiting rooma provide |IMPORTANT SUIT SALE men peat: poms | ers Ee TEQDY ANIMALS IN AFRICA WITd Beasts That Roosevelt May See, May Kill, or May Capture Next Year. Decomes iden- mt It usus sguteess and spec RM Was sho who against five of tho : cafe keepers. MRS, J. B. MASTERS, WHO WILL LEAD THE MARCH Heenser revoked be € sy gold Mquor to youns Mrs, Ella M. George of Beaver) state women, who had to hang ‘ this crus: Falls, state president of the W. C. their heads in shame at the conven pronalty into the gilded U., has ixeued the call for the ton because of the poor showing 7 femonatrating | 20.000 women to beard the Pennsy! made by Pennsylvania, determined Swete drinking there | vania gotons in thelr den, ‘This that herotc measures were neces | was decided on after the Keystone sary to save the state. The best efforts and ability of our pur- || chasing department is always exerted in se | curing the greatest style and qual- | ity value in $25.00 and $35.00 suits, and it is these splendid examples || of stylish, yet medium-priced ap- | parel that we offer at this special or, and will operate tn | with the steamers mn and Wateon on the San Francisco run. Careleseness Causes Injury. i Mrs. Joho Hellesey, who tives at | i) H & Ring the Holland, 911 Lakeview av,, tell | © ss fie Co. the through a hole .in the sidewalk x - iy HP. Alex-| which had been jeft open by a coal |p Weere--Met Fieman t2 “The Bnd soon to be deliverymam on Lakeview av, near Grand—Rose Melville in “Sis Hop- fs one of the Belmont Place. Mrs. Hellesey was | kta tne, and is taken to Providence hospital with Senttle—"We Are King,” romantic I » © an tod [Comedy Sampson. She . sprained side and & dislocated |“ Oy ea Texas Re > Loie—"In the Pals x Vaudeville. t ; f BS ; Pantages Vaudevitie i ; 4 price, Symphony ‘ jolght in concert at versity. | xs eral Such exceptional values in high- LONGSHOREMEN ARE FINED. grade and distinctively fashionable | tailored suits for women are seldom of- | fered at this season. | Seven longshoremen who were jplaying penny ante poker | waiting for a vessel to arrive on j}whieh they were to work, were jarrested by Patrotmen Mayou and Schelling, and yesterday afternoon | Poliee Judge John B. Gordon a» sessed each $15. Not being able ito pay fines, longshoremen will. | spend three days in the city jail = The models, the fabries, the color- THE ELE PHANT. cream white, splendid for panacea “ rieseee eeeaeaeter seeeee $3.00 Turkey for Homeless Girls. — | Take some peanuts, Theodore, stand over 11 feet tall, and the || ings are the .best shown and are of Seattle are’ propering to tmaks| TREO, ",in your queat fer gore’ tusk grow to & length of ight . ; : ‘ifn. NSS Pa oe 506 Bir rica eens ake | You should miss an claphant | |feet "tus huge ears, when tne f Splendidly varied. These, combined flouneing, 18 to-22 inches wide, | Thankagt ving day ip their quarters pant «ite 7 | elephabt charges upon a foe, are ‘ 2 - |beet*Tse Winner in thes ana ‘nig | YOU Could tous him one or more. | File'alopnante aie timid mm aispoer | With the excellence of tailoring and sends : . ting | thon, hen enraged they become ‘ iris ‘In Meat whose homes are| The Africas elephant is the avage and dangerous to any tor. || Workmanship, produce a value that every Liste Hosiery, priced we elsewhere, are invited to par. | mightiest otal ba, animals. They tive to be from 100 to 1t0| ‘ ae i SS 2 ee sais $1.00 Hiephanta have been known to | you | discriminating woman will recognize as | { . tn the lot thay are "worth, $236 ‘cack, ll The Aparimenta of raw. w. | (Pom—ememmemermemmners STOP THE RENT, much greater than the ordinary. of entire assortment, Union st. snd Fred Smith, at 528 a8 cheapest pitess esnnett : ST. PAUL DENTISTS Seoqualmic Hotel terranes. Homes, Bungalows. fF Payments just rent. } T. P. PAY CO. INC. i Mehihorn Bidg. i The Final Wind-Up—3 More Days in Which to Sell DOO M i D the Remainder of the $40,000 Stock of the Seige! Co. NOW IN THE HANDS OF THE Atlas Sales & Brokerage Co.——The World’s Greatest Bargain Givers Only Three More Days COMMENCING SATURDAY MORNING AT 9 A. M., AND CONTINUING UNTIL TUESDAY NIGHT. The Atlas Sales & Brokerage Co., in . From jeach apartment diamonds and |Jewelry worth a considerable sum | were taken. A miition dollars bail for Morse? They must take him for a champion | timber topper. | We can sell you Beautiful | i | "OMFORTS — sARPETS Rugs For Saturda An excellent wool Ingrain Carpet special, tegular 90-cent grade, made, laid and lined, tomorrow for 7T0¢ yard. Choice of several attractive patterns. ge of the sale of the je! Stock, were forced, owing to the inclement weather, to ask for three more business days in whieh to wind up the sale. Thie Mr. ge! kindly granted, but ed us with notice that we must close out everything within that time or pay him the forfeit of 92,000 agreed upon. Therefore, we have made greater reductions in prices all along the line, have mercilessly ghtered everything. Any goods left at the end of this time we will be obliged to sell to other dealers in bulk for what we can get. Rather than do this, we will sell everything remaining at your own price. No reasonable offer will be refused. We must have the money. Owing to our limited floor space, we have so far been unable to display the entire stock, but we have now unpacked the last of it, much of it being the best from th id Biege! store. A mammoth slaughter event that wili long be remembered. Never before were prices quoted so low in Seattle or any other city, Never before were Men's Stylish Garments quoted at euch @ loss. Our contract demands that we dispose of this stock in the time specified, and dispose of it we will, even if we do not get more than a fraction of the cost. PAY SPECIAL ATTENTION TO THE FOLLOWING: We will appraise same at such a sacrifice that in many inata: * the cost of material will not be taken into consideration. YOU ARE OFFERED THE OPPORTU. NITY OF A LIFETIME TO PURGHASE THIS FINE UP-TO-DATE CLOTHING, FURNISHING GOODS, £8 AND HATS AT PRICES LESS THAN COST OF MANU- FACTURING. AN INGPECTION WILL AT ONCE CONVINCE You. This Slaughter Sale Begins SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 21st, at 9 a. m. We will offer greater and better valves than we have last week, and every customer was more than pleased with the bargains they obtained. Don’t wait, as stock must positively be sold in the next three days, and the prices below are only guaranteed while they Inst. Japanese Art Rugs Japanese Togo Art Rugs, im Oriental designs, warm tones, CLOTHING HATS MEN’S UNDERWEAR Ne Working S0cks......-:esssce-0s+ @ f 1.50 Men's, r 1 yi ‘ o see 7 ft. 6 in. by 10 ft. 6 in., worth $10.80, special. .87.00 $hbe Men's Feaore Hats 7" "43 Brown Rivved Undorwe picts mee dapsone zatine me $3.00 Men's Fedora, in biack and gray” 8 180 Men's Golf Shirts $1.00 Men's Golf Shirts 9 by 12 feet, regular $12.50 value, special at....99.25 Fancy Blue Underwear. 39¢ f in $16.06 Men's Fancy Worsted Suits a sesso s5 “ oo $1.49 60c Men's feavy, gray, ribbed Under $20.00 Mon’s Fine Worsted Gults .49, 50 and $4.00 Men's Fedora and Derby all Wiltons Nandsome little Wilton Rugs, 27 by inches, The $4.50 3 wear 24¢ | $1.25 Men's Golf Shirts Ci 4 922.50 Men’s Select Worsted Suits kates: seiathatitnset $1.00 Men's Merino Underwear ....48@ | $1.50 Men’s Silk Front Shirts ocoa atting 95.00 Mon’s Hate, in all styles .... ot $1.25 M All-Wool Underwear ...59¢ | $1.36 Men's Percale Shirts $1.60 Mon’s All-Wool Underwear ...79¢ $1.75 Men's All-Wool Underwear ...89¢ $2.00 Men’s All-Wool Underwear ...98¢ : see it boyd Men's Tatlored Suits ... sack 20.00 Men's Imported Worsted Suits . |, $14 $1.65 Men's Fancy Mohair Shirt $2.00 Men's Fancy Percale .... $1.25 Easier to keep dirt out than to sweep it out. The regular 50-cent grade, special at...40¢ Gloves. ... | le rasa i Zz ’ $ 9.00 Mon'’s Beaver Overooates $1.50 e, special at | ‘The regular 65-cent grade, special at. ..45¢ $10.00 and $12.00 Mon’s Overcoats SHOES $2.00 Drees Gloves y The $6.50 grade, special at $4.25, | The regular $1.00 grade, special at ..... sO¢e . + teeesee 6 te $2.00 Men's Calf Shoes .......... 1.65 | 100 Black Howe ......6 cececeees $1.00 Men's Heavy Ribbed U 4 i | The regular $1.25 grade, special at. $18.00 Overoonts $3.00 Men's Vici Kid Shoes ... $1.88 260 Wool Hose 12se . is values in these | The rular $1.5( “ \ al 11 $18.00 Overcoats $4.00 Men's Calf and Vict Kid Shoes 100 Handkerchiefs ‘ 2¢ 0c Men's Shield Tecks | The regular $1.50 grade, special at...@1. $20.00 Overcoats .. 7 $1.95 | 150 Black and Tan Hose 76 500 Men's Band Tecks * See Bia h eee $22.50, $26.00 and $30.00 Cravenett $5.00 Mon’s Box Cait and Vici Kid Shoes | 26c Fancy and Plain Color 12¢@ | 500 and 76c Stik Fourin-Hands Lier ‘ ‘ 2.4% } 350 Heavy Wool Hose 19¢ Bo Men's Suspenders ....... +++ , $6.00 Men's Dress Shoes 2.05 50c Fancy Lisle Hose 22¢ 00 Men's Suspende sens SPLENDID VAL UE IN THESE $18.00 Oravenctte Coats .....+++1 SOAS | i505 son's Logging Shoes 2.75 | 150 Blue and Red Handkerchiefs ....4¢ LS $6.00 Men's Logging Shoes 3.15 White Handkerchiefs .....5¢ MEN’S OVERAL) Fatt size ie sinc $7.00 Men's Logging Shoes » 88.45 Handkerchiefs 10¢ 650 Men's Overalls aS _ PANTS 250 Men's Homstitched Handkerchiefs .. $1.00 bre wag ci, RE fotton filled comfort , ; . + teeees rere ARMae ee wa 4d comi $2.00 Men's Pants SWEATERS $1.00 Men's Deerskin Gloves ......49¢ SUIT CASES $275, Special $1.80. $8.00 Men's Pants ....., 4 $1.95 Men’a Pigskin Gloves” .+.+-1+:-GO8 7 seo guilt Cased ..scccscs vosese Ohi48 " 4 $9.60 and $4.00 Men's Worsted Pants .., 160 Men's @weaters $1.60 Men's Horsehide Gloves ......89¢ $4.00 Suit © $1.05 Failkgline, wool § lied AS se Ne conta 1.08 16 Mon’s Working Shirts .......39¢ $5.00 Suit ¢ i $2.45 " 6. Men's Fine Worsted Pants y ‘s Working Shirts Ave $7.00 Solid I r Suit Cases $4.82 b Fegtilar $4.00. «x. $5.00 Men's Worsted Pants 2'9 pg hans nla 7 $10.00 Leath it Casos 86.95 ‘ $7.00 Men's Imported Worsted Pants ..., Sweater: o - eel yp pe aug Shirts . ae $12.60 Satin Lined ‘Suit Cases ....$7.45 ‘ortow, $2.60. ‘ 88.45 | $3.00 Coat Sweaters $1.60 Night Robes Spe P Metty Patterns, eolal or clearance, sale, where only a few items of ofd merchandise are offered at bargain prices, Every article In this $40,000 and everything will be sacrificed. We would like you to bring thie ad. along for comparison, as prices quoted herein are all Don't olase t with the so-called ww and seasonable merohandh DON'T FORGET THE PLACE AND DATE. THE PLACE RED SIGN Follow the Fy crowd and’ you hl ata 424 Pike Street, Cor. 5th. Atlas Sales & Brokerage Company in Charge _ NRRL Sole Sellers Mit (he Credit ‘Monarch rou Went | Ranges THE DATE, Saturday, Nov. 21,. 9 A. M. 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