The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 24, 1909, Page 9

uwand that went bo Hore {8 a man who gave his wenlth and hia life to his country, | counting himself fortunate in the} Act place in whieh to Iny her head, and is willing to part with the relics, seoure in the thought that no pres sure of need can rob her of the memory FARMERS HAVE TWO BiG OAS AT THE A-¥-P. EXPOSITION | HARVEST HOME FESTIVAL BE.) GIRS ON FAIR GROUNDS TODAY. LE HOME Seeciont — and an Old Wom Sell Her ictont for Money. c— ave in her eyes, and beg | ame might be with Ee ame to The Star of en aged = woman eS the mortgage “ which See satly for over & The “Harvoat Home Festival” be wan today with a big parade tn beau-| Whlch the exhibitors carried thelr and | !argest pumpkin, carrot, turnip or! and a | Other prospective prise winning vegetable on a stick so that all might see and judge the fruits of the soll during the procession. 1788, and the name | The Festival will continue tomor Hus Huston. They | TOW and close Sunday with old-fash. the estate of | !oned religtous services, This after. dn Washington | 200n the country fotk are indulging York, which he left in }fashioned games such as his country's call | Srou! ad pig, climbing the greasy i ‘was killed upon an/ | pole, potato races and other outdoor Canada, which | Sports. gel uals, Cas out and A real barbecue will be served to- 1 Take Champlain | morrow. Seven big steers eapectally the Heiriooms. tm | | bought by the exposition for the occasion will be roasted in ter, the present | mense pits and served to the vislt-| ¢ the hetr-/ ors, | 4 and taken such| A barn dance in the Washington q that the old linen | building in the evening will close | « Only the |} the Saturday program. Every man meaty, and the desire to) who dances must wear overalls an le home, where shea jumper. The women must come ng in ongham and c calico. voice are a tea-urn and chased te, 1789, towels and a oan made of hand-spun, and marked Bak . exposition offered | for the display of apd beautiful} may be seen in fag, back of the they are AM. se) PARADE TOMORROW, Fifty Sunday schools represented | jo show gy al. | >¥ 3,000 pupils will form a parade | the exposition / at the exposition grounds tomorrow | to make any |28d, headed by Wagner's band, wilt | z tnarch gs yan 8 = Each fas anday school will eaded by a gin Demand. |baoner and as prises have been gelonial relics has | offered for the most unique, they} be England like «| wil! undoubtedly be well worth see-| it bare of spindie- ing. The management of the fair ‘2 inets. These jis in charge of the occasion and is taking this method of showing! visitors the strength of the Sun- |day schools In King county. A pic- the heirlooms | nic will be held on the shores of purchased at} Lake Washington in the afternoon. Visitors to the| ie OF SOO EERE EE to be able to to see and ad-)% WOW--AND THEN SOME! sting mementos h recent in} @iready receding @f unreality these bring it intimate per. ofa man who history of the saw Wasb-/ ix to whose ears |» was as fa-| ‘to ours Only | FFF FF FREER EER EH but that hun- hundred that} The Lord made man the ruler of! seen more | the world and woman the ruler of| te the § world| man. i d into the of York, where f than an eae SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 24. ® —President Taft will be given : a ten thousand dollar banquet at the Fairmont hotel bere on the night of October 6. The tickets are $20 each and only ® 500 persons can attend on ac count of the limited facilities. see te eee ee eee ee giving, leaving to bis Httle grand. | ime laughter these few heirlooms and|!ent Taft has denied a pardon to} When former President “Roosevelt he memory of his services to the | J the Afri nited States, Now sho has no|tendent tee railroad |infiicting almost inconceivably bru months’ TEDDY TO ASBIGT IN FT REFUSES PARDON WASHINGTON Sept, a4 (By United Press.) Prow-| FORT WORTH, Tex,, Sept. 24 returns from the African veldta and | jungles ho wifi repair to a quiet spot Mar ohn F. Powors, former superin of the South & Wostorn {ny Texan and Collaborate with a who was convicted at /shall Houston, grandson of Gen tateaville, N. C.. of peonage and| Sam Houston, in the compilation of charged In the official papers with|a history of the Lone Star state was made by| Republican national | who is in Fort This announcement | Ceotl Lyons, committeeman, | Worth today al punishment on a n Powers was son imprisonment » employe. d to fifteen We have got away from the accepted stand- ard of marking selling prices. That was the old way, the way that other merchants are still using. We have put in force throughout the store a new system of “low prices,” based on our “new method” idea, The “new method” is this: We have set ourselves, as a limit, the same mark of total annual profits as last year, but we THE 8TAR—FRIDA warrine weror CONCERTS TOMORROW —_ >= The Stylish Features of "Bradbury ‘and Collegian’ Clothing have “doubled” the size of the stock in order to dou ble the total sales for the year. This Means 50% Less Profit per Garment to Us and a Very Substantial Saving to You Following is a list of old method prices, as other stores mark them, and our “new method” figures: Men’s Suits, Overcoats and Raincoats Others Charge We Sell at $40.00—New Method Price .... -$32.50 only $35,00—New . $30.00 Method Price ......... only $30.00—New Method Price ..........$25.00 only $25.00—New Method Price ..........$20,00 only $20.00—New Method Price ..... ceentoens J. Redelsheimer san | & Co. | STRONGEST OVERCOAT HOUSE IN THE STATE only * Corner Columbia Ciretys | Clothing The newest ideas in Fall Clothing, for both men and women, are here in a complete display. They represent the high- attainments in ready to-wear clothing. | The model in Men's Suits shown is cut on English lines; the lapel ff with its sqdare end, and the rounded pockets, both on coat and vest, full peg trousers, may be had in a variety of cloths, both hard and soft finished. $20 to $30 | Ladies’ Coats Suits and Dresses | i I. | | q Suits and Coats ‘dead Correct a ent at Dprces, from $18 to B45. Silk, Net Nast beert® down to Oe. At Wear Hat 914 down io $4.5 Fur Coats and ideas, to be Wat this store Pen Saturdays Until 10 P.M. Both Phones | | Moderately Priced : Let quality be your watchword. Furnishing Goods, Hats and Shoes, in keeping with our clothes. “Always Right” Where the Second and Cars Stop Yestler SEPTEMBER 24, 1909 | Today ’s Styles Today “ Are indicative of a remarkable tailoring organization, The con- vention of ideas involved in the creation of styles gives you a better style-value than a mer- chant tailor can do, and we can give you just as perfect a fit. There is something vastly su- perior in their building that de- The little excellent details that keep fies the critic's comments. cropping out during months of severe wear are the qualities that have won for them hundreds of piece of fabric hearty . supporters. Every - in their making must withstand a severe test or and the patterns are distinct and correct it is promptly rejected, in proportion. If you are not a capable judge of fabrics, you should buy your clothes of a reliable house that guarantees them. Suits and Overcoats from $18 Eto $40. parel. venient way possible. every respect Fall Suit or Overcoat. until 4 p. m. and will close at 10 p. m. 1332-34 Second Ave. Our Liberal Credit Plan Will help you in the purchasing of necessary Fall ap- We are here to serve the people in the most con- Thousands of people are taking advantage of our system and finding it satisfactory in Open an account when buying your new ““Seattle’s Reliable Credit House” UNUBED TO JAP LIQUORS, On account of holiday, store will net open Saturday EasternOutfitting Co. 209 Union Street Although the jury found conelder r able pleasure iP judging the Call ‘omorrow will be the National fornl Ine the other da when it Milo socloty'n day at the falr and a : he & prPeram will be given by the so |°#™e to pleking the best of the Piety in the Auditorium. Besides | Japanese bevernge uke” and F T. {ki |thisA the Philippine Constabulary, “mirin,” they were completely at a our a ing band will give a concert lous, Accordingly 8 uda, the M hi In all there will be throe concerta | Japanese member of the committee acnines “on in the morning, one in the| was given full powor to judge as he Afternoon and one in the evening, | pleased ° Ten $160 Cash Twent Fitty goventy five One hupdred Five hundred merit. GOVERNING THIS fr our house We tell le to your answer by the judgen, th to be final. ‘In at ¢ o'clock on pit ed over fitt onmble dressed credit on ony sew will be notifl ontest Manager, | NAME.. POSTOFFICS FREE! Val tive $126 Cash Value Prizes, 100 Cash Value hundred and fifty copier of 600 gong The neatest correct answer to the above will recetve the Pins 0 advertined in this contest. ¢ of the $200 factory will receive the other When the above is correctly solved it will make a good advorti 8 quickly; also fill out info must elther be brought info our ato f ma reach our store on that date. Winners will be notified by mail as soon as the decisions are made. WHY THIS CONTEST I8 GIVEN AND THE GREAT BENEFIT TO YOU where we have owne f only the makers o he makes, or call a oquainted with any, in the eight car € oor 4 time ago tha! h 4 not « sing! is made | pom sible inasmuch a8 we make lower prices than ui ton, nell for only one price, YOUR ANSWER competing for one of t jt ered a8 received thay will be opened by the judg you should win one of the small or iarge credit piano in our store od by mail the night contest closes. = 3 5 5 > z ) z z FA 2 Prizon. Prizes i booke contaipin The noxt neatest correct ans iano bonds and the third nea 200 factory plano bond. Other awards MAIL YOUR ANSWHK AT ONCE, AND BE SURE AND READ THE RULES CONTEST BEVORD YOU SEND YOUR ANSWER you thie muc b te assist you with your task fon blank or On be const e decision of the 3 of the case of tle identic Con: the ot na all ri ane y to be used tn the abov t exclusive dealer larg b have and opera IMah-grade planos Inspect them. La store is overstocked wit Mgoots. Without @ question you wit agr no commissions to bles you to buy CONDITIONS pre P. All letters must moment, at our near to Pactory M. Dont and will remain wer, All ans’ ed until the last night, All persons sending INFORMATION ANK Mall this coupon (or one similar, as stated above) to the Factory eg beane 4159-421 Union Street, Seattle, Wash. 2619-2621 -2623 First AVENUE “Corner Cedar September Sale What so powerful as Low Prices when coupled with good and seasonable merchandise? Our slogan in the past has been, and will be more than ever in the future, good merchandise at less money and courteous treatment for all. than the other fellows. Honest We sell Standard Patterns, Men’s Furnishi For Saturday we feature Men's Underwear in which we offer exceedingly strong values. Our Celebrated Jager Patent Fleece, that won't gather in knots or wear off; tested and tried by hundreds of Bee Hive patrons. Vest and drawers to match; all seams felled. Sizes 32 to 46-in 50c Our price Men's Fine Ribbed “Jersey Cotton Vests and Drawers to match; full cut and well made; drawers with double seat; colors natural and tan, Sizes $2 to 44-inch. 50c Qur price . Men's Natural Wool Vests and Drawers to match; alzea 32 to 4#ineh. This garment tomes in medium weight, with a percentage of 85 per cent wool and strongly recom- ~mended for its wearing qualittes. $1 00 Gur price . ' PMon's Fine Australian Wool Underwear, Hyests and drawers to match; sizes 32 to 46 This garment {s one of our oldest and most "popular numbers, gaining new friends each on by its wearing and non. $1 50 ‘ . Mabrinkable qualities. Our price Men's Plush Wool Underwear, vests and drawers to match; alzes 32 to 46, Another tried and tested number which we strongly recommend for Its wearing and non-shrink able qualities. $1 25 Our price ' Two Specials in Fall* Waists Black Sateen Waists with tuck ed yoke, made from a good qual ity black sateen; also Black and White Check Waists; very styl igh and neatly fluished; in all sizes. 98c Special 1 Lot of Waists, They come in brilllant wool batiste and other fabrics; the latest styles; values to $4.50, Saturday special pri pon 92.15 Roys’ Calf School Shoes, warranted all solid leather. Special for $1 50 Saturday j . Boys’ Box Calf Shoes, warranted white oak soles, mat calf top; warranted not to rip. Special for Sa: 00 Saturday | Little Gents’ Calf Shoes, warranted all leather; sizes to 13% 98 Special ; > C Misses’ Velour Calf Shoes, warranted all solid leather Special ‘ Misses’ Vict Kid Shoes, double goles, patent tip, warranted California oak tan 1 98 soles, Special for Saturday $ . Women’s and Children’s Fall Hosiery Women’s and Ladies Black Cashmere Hose, heel and toe 95 Special c Ladies’ extra fine Black Cashmere Hose, double heel and toe; regular and 33! | out sizes. Special Saturday 3 ies’ Grey Wool Hose, ribbed, white heels and toes. Bee 25 Hive price Cc Boys’ and Misses’ School Hose, warranted fast black; double sole, heel and toe; none better for 20¢ Bee Hive 15 price c Boys’ and Misses’ Cashmere Hose, double sole, heel and toe; all-wool foot, with a thread of cotton in leg which adds greatly to the wear. | rire ROO. ind 2OD Children’s Coat Sweaters Priced Remarkably Low Misses All- Wool Sweaters, in white, car dinal and gray; plain and with colored bands. Special $1.50 Ladies’ All-Wool Sweaters; loose and fitted styles, In red, oxford and white. Children’s Sweaters in six different styles and colorings. special from mee’ 59c to $1.25] Branch Store 2401-2463 Jackson St. double | Special Values in Children’s Dresses Misses’ Percale Dresses in small, neat effects. TE aq Special . ..1UU Misses’ Gingham Dresses in checks and stripes, @ great variety of styles to select from. Special 98c Little Tots Dresses, sizes to 4 years, in ging . a ms and per- Special Women’s a Children’s Fall Underwear Reliable Makes Priced Specially Low Ladies’ Ribbed Vesta and Drawers to match, Bo od medium welght; vest silk 5c 1. Special for rot r4 Ladies’ a&ibbed Union Suits; good medium | weight; all felled seams; colors 49 gray and white. Special..o........ c | Ladies’ Part-Wool Ribbed Vests and Pants | to match; medium weight; silk-taped 69 | vest; color, drab. Special... c | Boys’ and’ Misses’ Jersey-Ribbed — Union | Suits; medium weight. Special, Saturday Misses’ Union Suits, 25c re B0c cream color; rib; neck silk trimmed. Special Boys’ and Misses’ Fleeced Vests and Pants; sizes 16 to 34. Prices 4 Saridey Oc .. 35c Boys’ and Misses’ Australian Wool Vests and Rants, sizes 16 to 34. a 250 « 75c¢ Boys’ Coat Pena am shrunk; Saturday. | Boys’ Fine Cotton Coat Sweaters; EN sizes 26 to 34. Special....., vu Boy Worsted Coat Sweaters, superior grade; sizes 26 to 34, $1 ng Special w Boys' Wool Coat Sweate and finish; sizes 26 to & Special . 8, superior 150 91,50 FREE! One Dozen Records with Every Machine One $500 Steger &Sohs’ Piano Two $200 Cash Va ye songs In each book Bvery correct answor will receive a $26 Cash Value Prize. CAN YOU SOLVE iT? ent ais it similar, attachin in piance in the own makes Of pianos handled by us in fic coast to this Sy. we do so of- ue send you a com: get other house, with us that piano than 100 inetre- make in purchasin, Say gue en an instrument for from 6 100 less than any other house asks for the same grade instrument, reliable new planos for as low as $260.00. should be mafied at be will be when representatives of the datiy papers. If you can apply any one an answer bea i a iia momern aces eos eGR oH BS