The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 3, 1909, Page 5

— TH ee —— | Store Closed All Day Monday—Labor Day Seattle Day at the Exposition R—FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1909. RULAIMG THAT a HAO NOT ED ACTRESS Bs TIER Gets Hot Under Collar When He Is Asked About Having DO YOUR SATURDAY SHOPPING AT Garvey-Buchanan Co.’s We Are Splendidily Prepared for You - New Fall Tailored Suits at $25.00, worth to $32. 50; “|Wen’s 124¢ Socks 5c $6.50 Street Hats for $4. 25; a manufacturer's entire line of Men’s Neckwear, regular 35c and 50c sorts, to be sold | New Veiting < Rooks Men's Cotton blanked people prying into his af fairs. im STATION MORE th drawers Saturday Ribbon Sale. regular 500 50c :. $19.00 Ladies’ Coat Sweaters $5 ) is ousands of yards Ta eta and Sat n Taffeta Ribbons, 2! At this price we are offering very exceptionabg wvalies TROO! 5 AT PRESIDIO © to 4 inches ‘itu sal teense ney colors; values tc ‘De in Coat Sweaters; best Saxony wool, mannish, fitted Ny United Frees.) Ramon, POT Ard . 00... sec e eee cece eneaseneners i semi-fitted styles; low V neck or high roll collar, in SAN FRANCISCO, Be opt. 3.—It is ind a splen alues to white, gray or cardinal planned by the war department | Hoc, Saturday, pe até SOMATIOR 3 Hie Civics. iy ae to station a large number of troops] ~— Sepia + : bd at the Presidio as soon as suffi is obtat ned for clent water suppl ng, snappy Suits, embodying all 14 lat- » New girdle top, cluster-pleated skirts, ‘New Autumn | koa Is > We are now showing an extensive line of the newest Fall models in stunni: features—the low buttoned effects, the long waist lines, semi-fitted coats. Below-the-knees coats are favorites. Materials are extremely nobby—Scotch Homespuns, Diagonal Worsteds, English Tweeds, Broadcloths, etc. $30 and $ $32. 50 New Fall Models for $25 Extremely pretty odels, in 45 *elf-collars and pleated effects; $82.50. Very s; $20 Wash Sas for $5 y for quick] Philippines | od in the » epne inlareté, It haw ne inch Tailored Coat $ u additi is also conte WOME FASTS AND $2. 50 Waists » for 98c eee acne S 1, Fancy Rep Suits,| | White Lawn and Mull Waist ally tri in| 4 CURES \ DISEASE! aintily trimmed vi Oriental lace, etc 4 1 by j All the wanted at. $10.00, lace and emb r id back $15.00, $18.50 and $ short steeves; v to $2.50 (By United Pres) POMONA, Cal. Bept. 3—To oure a skin m y, whieh has affilcted her for some time, Mra. M. C. Allen has completed a fast of 31 days. Ghe said today that she is confident that her fong abstinence from food has | Dur. 4 peeerance choice at . Special Saturday . Ladies’ 50c Vests ae. love Department special values in Ladies’ Silk, Lisle Art Needlework Dept. Bargains in Dresser Scarfs, Shams, Cen Ladies’ Imported Swiss Ribbed List , rhed the desired result. French Kid Gloves, black, white and | ter Pi hion Pili si L Py : bee the tnterin fetiestng her y shades. Some in broken lines, | ‘f Pieces, Cushion Pillow Stipe, Laundry low neck and no sleeves, hand * lak presi abe acer only warm S ielow. manufacturer's cost. onanipal og Knit Slippers, Dollies and Silip- or plain yoke, finished with silk wash water. Ghe lost 16 pounds. j p ribbon ular Se value 35 z pe 91-7592.00 KID GLOVES, $1.35 75c TO $1.00 LINENS FOR'S50c Sale price c | faine French Kid, 2 Including Embroidered Shams, Dresser j (lf PRAISE , white, champ . Center Pieces, ete.; some in LADIES’ 50c HOSE, 330 | and other prev hematitehed effect; valves to 50c Sa pee sR haga , 7 ble sole, SEE WINDOW DISPLAY spliced heel and toe; best grade fast black $1.25 CLUNY PIECES, 75¢ This lot includes Linen Scarfs and Center isle; warranted FOR SLOT MACHINES imported Pisces, ‘wi 5 fegular G90 quality. Gale 3 Acco: ding to Supe dent of | sameeren ba ng Pee values $1.25, Sale price, A | c priee 3 c Public { tilitios A +. Boullion, the} i izew; finge 50 DOILIES FOR 250 pay telephones now tn use through. | od oomph walls asiear Battenberg Lace Dollies, 7 to 12-inch sizes. CHILDREN’S 15 HOSE, 9¢ out the down towr of the} Saturday, pair various designs; regular values 25c Children’s Black Ribbed Hose ible wi ity are mo ng de- | © fe TO 0c GLOVES FOR 15c SOc, Sale price, each . triple knee, fast color. These Hose are » than @ » al Til 2Clesp Lisie Gloves, in black, sation 220, SIRPER SOLES, 19¢ seconds, but damage is very slight—hard 1 tol Saturda: 15c r bd 16¢ quality. Sale price c hv tienda daabes somes $1.00 CROCHETED SLIPPERS, 75c Ladies’ Hand-Crocheted Slippers, . various OUTING FLANNEL GOWNS, $1.00 colors and all sizes i $1.00 values juman Hair crate Prgtecon heey vc LOG | atin’ steht Gowns, eood quity eae | reat 3 Just received, 1,000 Photographic Pillow down: high o nw Het wes se ring presping stock clean-up, preparatory Tops, washable; similar to the kind on vlad Aesth é * new and enlarged Hair 4 . fi sud rimming bra 4 when a sale and display last Saturday, inclu ee ia Gas dina ial ml Soto . ing 50 A-Y-P. Exposition 50c | Seale Arr rtostae ce fit made to Mr. Boulllon by strangers Hair Rolls, al! for 25¢ souvenir designs; each ...... & . porate lbeag Sapte pening Bhp here HAS and $2.00 Coron uffs for tse : Among the latter was Mark Mun Gwitches for $1.48 hi lesi Serocise Awaits You Tenerrew DO NOT FAIL TO TAKE py? tog araial naw | 0 Switches tc s2'08 | Another Delicious Surprise Awai ome Advantage of our half-price sale on Au The mac operated 1 the | . ao sustine Corsets, all new goods, this sea 1 i The celebrated Calwa Grape Juice (non tion. ie not m a tes lor 50¢ | alcoholic); the pure, unfermented juice of ALL GO AT HALF PRICE otter ve been addressed by ’ for... 98 | California Grapes, will be served all day Me bouillon to both corporations, ly $ for.. $1.50 | and evening; also the following delicious ly $2.50 to $4.00, for. .$2.50 specials: ra : Sans Gunde ) Stirring Specials for an - - | Grape Sundae .........+066 | Py ; nd Toilet P figns | Oe Nut Sundae cece i 7C Enthusiastic ae a Toe ‘After S Sal \ MALE Nea Ms a Grape Oran After Supper Sale We dotthe Hine H and avage se Dr Grape Jutce 89¢ Cot or Camp Comforts; after 6.. 39¢ Ay a Cold ‘Cream Grape Punch treat " ie \, | pe ny Q Grape Ple ad 76¢ Drummers’ Carpet Samptes; aft ; am fi a y's 1 o'clock er: 25¢ ‘oie “heron Face Powder for. .39¢ iung phe {tion and inctd P 206 Try Our Special aera $1.00 Children’s Hammocks; after 6..99¢ g the health Dolgates From 11 a. m. to 3 p. m. 35¢ Canvas Telescopes; after 6 ibe |e? 15e¢ 41 5¢- ontinue your cam: | rs Srp Releladeandct ieibiat ive Choice of one portion of Soup, Meat, ibe Rawhide Trunk Straps; after 6....25¢ paigt rats,” said Dr. Novy | i f Vegetales, Dessert and Drinks. rl Pig A ga Tia Beef 5 4 COO FY tie ive Menu | $1.25 60-tnch Tapestry Couch Covers; after <r dew A PE lag apn an ‘ where vessels from plague ted Di ‘ Soup ee fe tee foreign ports are constantly dock | : SATURDAY SALE or NOTIONS | nat Meat ye | 85c 4-4 Tapestry Stand Covers; after 6, 40¢ ing, and the time when the dread g Roast Beet Roast Pork Roast Veal | 50 dozen 16x16 Linen Finish Napkins; after plague strikes 16 never heralded. | Hi He Mending 1¢ Veal Loaf 1g gach nae ae The rat campaign 1s the stiteh In 4 a rY eg tc ite ae Pd dy al oid | 10g yard wide Shirting Percales, yard @4¢ — q 5 fi Y ‘ ¥ Mashed Potatoes aettuce Bf card Hoo Meliss cikies Qe | Redishes py co taby 2he Ladies’ White Sun Hats; after 6...3¢ LUNA PARK HAS 4 eee reer! B 2¢ | Grape Pie Apple Pie Rhubarb Ple | joe Ladies’ Undervests; after 6 be A BIG MYSTERY Bor Wire Hal 2¢ Ice Cream : 2 Buried in Mystery” is one of pert , 4 2¢ Drinks $1.00 Men's Flannel Night Gowns; after |BNitne new acts that will be put on F . fe it Grape Drinks Tea Coffee Chocolate 6. ‘ Ove at Luna Park Monday afternoon , ia F Ss It’s a coffin trick different from os. ¥: oe ERUAA TE HORE Be that frequently seen in vaudeville 90 gee igi ¢ theatres, The originator is Prof z 10¢ roll Toilet Paper for 4¢ R. B. Woodall, His assistant ts a aa) 160 NedWear, Tabs, Dutch Miss Sole. The young woman will g 2 Collars, etc be be handcuued and placed in a cof- 4 Ae ¢ b fin-shaped box in full view of the i oe ge ng Bag for 10ec to Lhe Necklets, each 5¢ public, and without the aid of cur j 15¢ 10¢ to 5c Wash Belts. tains, trap doors or other accessor Below 5 WBE | 1113-15-17 113- 15-17) each ...... Be jes, she will disappear and reap: wa Shichi ir 184 jg am ‘ i. pear from another part of the stage ‘ Sik’ Pye hi eae 4 Seneca St oem Tan Pouches Reloaded from the outte, The-well al CONT AY. ‘| ay meal known trunk trick will ¢ be worked, and both will be given as free attractions for the new week, | Feet eae 2 amarante rnin meee | Russian and Tuxedo Married Miss Robson. and © santanted tant © at 16 2-3c each (3 for 50c) ; Leather Goods at ridiculous- feta tr Reamalene: ce a | ly low prices; and a colossal assortment of Women’s Fin- NEW YORI ag EP S iprie 1 quality. » ery and Wearables at the greatest price reductions ever Belmont, who wa a to bs | married Bleanor R the 7 SC known. while abroad, was atrenuoud a Read wonty line; don't ee item. mae Se ae stamssitneienas halide cia Mi ALPEN ATS He returned yesterday from Eng 35 N k land on th Luettanta Captain Pritchard the vensel said that Men’s 35c Neckwear 162c. Showing of First Hats for Street Wear 1@ iiss er itis net of Way across, and that 3 for 50c Weopl jthere was no “Mra, August Bel | ¢ place on sale tomor- mont” or Minn Eleanor Robson on An exceedingly fortunate Purchase [Ww @ charming assort: board ’ by our Mr. Buchanan, now in the New ey of hats for earby fall Cablegrams stated that you mar York market, enablé& us te. offer. neck- | Wear. ried Eleanor Robson while aboard’ wear values unheatd of before. Silk $0.50 pI sade thal aay oy Four-in-Hand Ties, French fold stydes, MOORES POR: 04.00 Hh Swe or od Be meat Ne ve: ht or dark colors; patterns of ev sarod ny ‘ practical — stele, has a right to pry into my private ery description. Whatever you like in | facings trlatead cu ne —— a tie, you will find it here; regular 35¢ tatjored bow of velvet on poe ig 4 Bets ‘ ae 5 side; white and black com 5 this’ steamer,” pois Pe: binations and all sult col 1" per man. | Price 1 635c, 3 for 5Oc ora; $6.60 models $4, 95 rath uted Bel : mW aces mont h anger | See Window Display ania cer sehewien o The then turned on his! BOYS’ Ste UNDERWEAR, 250 Wings and Novelty Feath ’ ie tens ee ne ee Boys’ Balbricezar ferwear, medium light weight; suitable for a ers; all colora; all prices, “4 he: ae utacing "hea "gouple of m best Egyptian yarn, all finely finished: trom— away | ax muttering about Pama | - store always open Saturday evenings owe | for your convenience n this ‘“ittle | Standard ls gs these splendid values specially selected for Sat lurday's sale— girl | rocker this EMPRESS snathine selon extra $17.95 special machine store price $45.00 Mission clock, —thir EMPRESS is poaitively for 10 years, and {a mably the best and most rellabl le now ada it in easy of opera 7 ton, ais construction—will i ea right and over | F fi f action, If desired, by competent Instructors 6 eel | | uiseie n ure regularly ole ST. 95 to a custo SEATTLE DOWNING, HOPKINS & RYEM, ine { “CHILDREN’S EYE TRoUDLI (Established 1893) Given special and careful atte | by our specialist. 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Just as soon as the full number is filled, it will be too late so take advantage of this opportunity NOW. ° No capital is needed. Each and every boy will be started in a busi- ness for himself, near his own home. But the boy must be energetic and chuck full of ambition. If he is that kind of a boy, we'll do the rest. Come to The Star Officé, 1307 Seventh Av. Between 9 and 10:30 Mornings