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The Seattle star., October 03, 1903, Page 3, Image 3
About The Seattle star. (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947

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INQUEST
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ttca »a» nrr»«Mir>. -Vflrr Th>-ma«
«iw t«k«« ta the hM*ll*l »««! b>»
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th? rl«ht »M*. Os» tr.tr»t)n« »»»
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Ct»rc«r»p
VATICAN TO MAKE
A REQUEST
■
tin
Approaching \* End
D, S. JOHNSTON CO.* 810 SALE
WILL NOT LAST MUCH LONG
ER—LAST MONTH THE BIO
CEBT IN HISTORY OP THE
HOUSE. FURTHER NOTICE OF
WHICH WILL APPEAR LATER
Tt<* chance i* (till *pen ta %»v* from
%Ti to |1M an a Piano and trim
fat to tM on an Organ Th •ie I
really the m«*t remaHubl* Piano |
and Organ prtc*-uctting event 8* • 1
all* •»••• •*«• Whan we etarted i
out aomc waeka ago to d«po*« of
the
Two Hundred Extra Pianos
And Organi. »•• felt that nothing
e»»er» of on* of cur iUliim r«g
ulatlan pf.c«-ue»tif«a •■!•• could
[lint * produce th* d*»ir«d '•■
eulte. and in thia «<• hava net been
mtttaken. ■• tH* very remarkjhl*
titt of aalee for September, Mhith
will b« publr«h«d in a '• ■* dan
wilt prove. In fact. *• ara th*
•Hginatar* of thi« mttKod of P.ano
nerchandieing in tha Watt, and
ther* i* aa much difference b*>
tNNfI th* intrineia valyee of aur
bargalne and th«*« o* com* would
b* imitatera. aa ther* ie between
the vinon af a gtat* e/a and a
natural on*
Road These Clostly
Brand new huh tr,i 1» and ih«.r
tu<Mr nUbMb and fully warrant^
l/*pftfhl ri.inim. In artintlc burl wal
nut, ook and mjih*«*iiy. double *»
rwrM tarn, with ail th* VflT I.AT
KHT lmpror*tn»nt». direct frvm tb»
factor!**, at l:>«. that .-. aa fin*
•a any •if n»•"•!• and would retail
Mirularly a I MM. Kom* at !>:«.
worth at iimi.-.: r*UU I«S». while
•om« of th* ftsawt. moat msalcal and
bntutirul ln«trurT»*nta rv-r »lK»wn
hera ■.'. •'■ •■« now at t<2< ihii
would be di*«p at t»£(.' «th«r> l'««
• tt»nr!v», bat thoroughly rollsbl*
and avrrlteabt* rtanoa. (!..( ar* go-
In* at 'Ma «al# for $:;". I2«* and
tll« that rrt.i!l ordinarilr at Silt,
IIT& nnl li:S. (toiM at HIS. worth
tllS. and other* i.« low <■■ in that
would retail at t!>o. AJ«o bargalnn
In allghtly used I'lano*.
How About These
N«tT fire.ii!*. two fufl •»'• "?')
r»»'l«. double •" t iv» rriuplrrc double
kn*-* awrtl*. thr«"-i'v wind rheet
and bellowa bnardja and b»v»I«1
Kr»r.rh flale rr.trrom, tor |l>. SSI.
It 7 and 174 for th- ngular 17:,. l«.
!»•. and tilt «•)!•••.
Alan all klndtt of ■ ■ ir«Mn» In ■•<•
ondhand f>r«ana from $29 up.
Cv.ry in «t run-•Til m.i rnrit""t to
b* .<* fi.r»'«-fi«-l. One I r.i » alike
to »Ti>ryrm*. Notwlthittandlng th*
»fry «hnrp r»4urtlona In prlfra. we
»•■!! f'lanna and ''is M on (ha mom
llhoril term*.
SMALL INSTRUMENTS
AND GRAPHOPHONES
In whrn puaaing and look ov..
D.S.JOHNSIONCO.
9"} Second Av.,Burke Kldg.
Misses Suits -- r ... Ladles' Suits
aii Km McCarthy si* style*
All Grades -—««»-7— $12.50
• Juvenile Clothing
Saturday (s Children* Day\ mul Indeed it
will surprise \i»u to see how nicely you can
clros your boy or K'r' h*f* tomorrow,
V^ BOYS',SCHOOL SUITS ql jrood wearing
materials; N'orfolki i.l handsome double
and »ini;lc breasted two-piece »uiu, klndt
thai you arc iti the habit «i( paying %J.is
and ?-' 5° forj on wilt «t, the tuiti. .$1.89
GIRLS DRESSIiS of all wool »ergc, In
blue ami red, with fancy round collar
trimmed with silk braid, tucked yokr; a
well nude, ncai fitting and very pretty
Suit; on sale at $3-5°
Black Cat Hosiery
The "Black Cat" will have first place hi our
Hosiery Department for one week, begin*
ninj; tomorrow Indeed, the "Itlack Cat"
deserves it. "Black Cnt" §>ocKlnga have
triple totes, hecll »0d kneuj every pair
is warranted fa>t black, .in.! the price if,
only ....35c
Watch for Special "Black Cat" announce
ment Sunday.
Saturday Night
As usual. Saturday evening, from f» to
9:30, wi!l he a busy part ol the day, and the
store will be full vi bargain*— Outing Flan
nel Gown*,'the full Utea comfortable kind*,
each -,>. Children* Heavy Bicycle Hose,
with double knee, heel and toe. at »}ic;
Framed Pictures, $1.50 kinds, for 79« and
59c and 69c kinds for 35c; tUg 100 Article*
111 our Notion Pejwrtment at prices that un
dersell all competitors. Remember the »tore
open until 9:30 Saturday ■ .iii. 4
McCarthy Dry Goods Co.,
Second Aw. and Madison St.
J^^^^^i Furniture
n "*'. " IV 1^" ■- It' 1 H \s. rii «-.,:, for c»«h or
S?a ' credit.
THOMPSON FURNITURE CO., Inc.
M(7 UB f>r»t A»... cor. •» Pit*.
Sensational Sale News of
FALL HATS
At Prices flail Mean a Saving
we orrr.H r< >i< nun «■»:► oxi,t mi:.-i»i. l»An-
OAIK# IN TUIMMKD ASH tniXKiTT HATH. AUK) AH EX
. T«A VI'KfIAL. VALI'K IN ll*3» I'l.lMK HAT*
«X KEKI* IS TOt.'CH WITH THK rAMIIION rENTKH*
ASI KIT A TOirCH Or «TYL.K INTO TUt'H HAT HAT
»ii.i. n i.asi; xov,
1327 THIRD AVENUE
MILLINER.V PARLORS
Mmo. L. Ptvvil. Mftr\**.ger
PfaDOi lad. X USJ
YES. WE »traigmten cbos» eye». without pain.
I'llli* lit ltlxll l"l»»
BHATTI.E CTK. KAI«. NOKE AND TIIMOAT INHUJMIiT.
Hwmi I and t. Hall>r Pl»fk.
j_ -I. I ■ ——
Boys'
School Suits
and Topcoats
$2.50 to $5.00
To k I as, Singerman
linn rPa (m *"***
<a*i(t hit 1 (X V/U« •*' »'■'«•
#1 / Optical Co. "*■ I *
Batwtao Fourth ami KUrh Avenuea.
Acre— from n*nk*'« Hall
Iw you nuffrr from frontal h»oi1«
ache? If ■". our tlrntitUs Illte4 »!•••••
will h»lp you. W» tumlix *y«a
fro* with the laleat and brat Innlru
rnotifii known to nla*)M.
tin txr.r-r prtcx for |I»whi.
G.A. UNDAUER, Eye SpecUliit
STOCKiiounciur hexttinu
Nnttra la hereby (Wen that th*
1 r*cular meeting of life* atockholdara
Nt in* liMtU" l*hor Tempi* A«k>
. tattofl will b* lid I In T*am«trra*
ball, ".!• lkw«>n<l avenu*. In UK rlly
of B*altlo. on MTnttr '"«"►■•■ 12.
IMS,
j F. A, TVCWT, *»c'y end M*r.
000 S(//ts I
Or N«»y Wblt* Cn-I'mnr. I
light ajitl >>«•<■>» Wright. I
W. S. Kirk. 1209 itt Avc, |
-.
Heating Stove
Special Sale
tOO Matin* elovra, atl klnfla and
■II »if > ■■ that have brrn ui«l a little
while «l much !.•!•■•>■ U'» prlc* of
new ■!■.-..«. W* •!»•> bar* a full
line of <h» Charter Oak heatera
which ar* i»ll known to >!> r ••«tla
f action. J!..ii»'» «<■ have th* Oti'o,
Mn)*atle, Iluck, Klandard and oth*r
wrl! known bramit. We ar* al»o
iiola :i«. t.n for th* Charter Oak
■torn and rang**. If >->v ara In
ri«<-.l of anything In th« furniture or
etov* Hit* It will pay you to glv*
1 it* a call. Ilcmfmbtr th* firm
narna J> '
Dabney A Woodhouse
418 and 500 Pike Street.
Phone*— John 981 . Ind A 1156.
Any »rio« you a«t har* will «at
lify aa to w*ar. Bine* you nan g*t
the »tyl«, too. why not coma Herat
jVulterio) tr vu.Mqo
I ... Bcccnil Aye.. Arcada UtllMtl «
Till SEATTLE STAR
Men's Shoes A RRinPF £ CO '§ Men's Shoes
Worth $4, tO QC ill Pjnimw& « *» Worths2s"£■• 7JC
Special... 3COO ————— I ; Special.... f liO
Popular Saturday Sales
New fall and winter goods coming in by the carload, and popular prices rule throughout
the store. A big list of specials for tomorrow, a few of which are mentioned below.
Men's |4-Ply Linenl Men's
Sweaters Co |f ars^C_J Underwear
Best Quality All Wool Sweaters, worth %F ■ ■ %M. 1 %7 %0 %# Fine, guaranteed Al! Wool Heavy
?.-'••: special J'or $3.30 iLw ■ ■■■« ■■■■ hiiw 11 miiiwii iwi mm imiuJm Weight Underwear, nicely mad?;
::::.:!:.:; Men's 20c Merino Sox, special 10c *■;•„
CHILDREN'S CLOTHING ?*{ j^i* • •;■«'
Mrn'n Fancy Shirt*, latent pleated We now have an exceptionally rwil linr of DoVi' and ICxtra line Medium Weight l n'!'r
cfTccts worth Si U ittecial 08c Childrcn'i* Suits, at lower prices than you will ""1 in niuNt wear, worth $i.50; special, for. .73c
1 *o . i ... v >torf> \\VII have a spnial nalc in the Children* Detri
ment Saturday, ail «lay and evening
Men's Suits and Overcoats
The largest assortment of medium-price Suits in Seattle. All the newest effects worn this
season are on exhibit in our show windows.
All Wool Wontedt. In pUids, mixtures jf» — pA All Wool Tweed*, made up in latest fa*h- A«i ETA
an.l lira! mm;.. elects; I|^ / *% I I ""• beautifully lined and tailored %*k i jF *\\ ■
vcryiwell I »wU throughout; »j»e<:ial <4# I Em ■%# M
r *"-
Store Open Saturday Night Until 11 o'clock
A. Bridge & Co., 1415-1417 2d Aye
, j»eMJ^^^e-4BiL-sjtiiv JH£*sh3—-•— i—~
AT THE BANKRUPT
STOCK SALE
Pd you know that you can «aye from 33 1-3 to 50 per ■ ml. on your purchases at this sale? Many of Seattle buyers know this, and arc taking advan
tage of this bona-fide salt; but we are after those that are v.,11 in the dark. The creditors were anxious to get rid of this stock, and we bought it at a ridic
ulouily low price, hence we »if able to offer such bargains—
■•
$25.00 Overcoats at ~ *«4«5 ' J.I"" 1 Full Dress Suits, at $1965
$.•0.00 Overcoats •I - Sia»s $>»s<« redo Suits, at Sis-*5
$15.00 Overcoats at $965 $io.oo Suits, pure worsteds, at 1035
$13.50 Overcoats at ...... $ 785 $15.00 and $18.00 Suits, worsteds and cheviots $ 8.65
$10 «> Overcoats at * $6.35 $1000 and $v.so Suits, worsted* and cheviots $ 6.35
$ 7.50 Overcoats at .*.- $485 $7.50 Suits, ca«imcrcs and cheviots $4-85
$ fi.c«) Overcoats at $ 3-95 P ' Suits, homespuns and cheviots ••' 3-65
■ Everything In the Store Marked Down __
_ ""_ || mi in ■mi 11 »i ■■ -i 11111 -i ' ' 111 m '' T" ' ■■■ ' ■■■■"■—■■■" '■ ' ■——■ '— ■ ■ ■——■*
Men's Pants Men's Hats Men's Shoes
$7.50 Pants at .-. I $485 $300 Hats at «* ../.. $1-95 Broken lots of high-grade Hunting Boots, ex
s6.cx> Pants at .«.j S3*s 52.00 Hats at .$135 tra high cut, the best there is made—
$5.00 Pants at 1...... $3-15 *"" '!:"M at. ", 11l p-oo Hwrttef 800 l $575
$3.50 Pants at }.... x. $3-35 5«.oo Hoy* Hats 65c > Hunting Hoot $500
• >•""<••" |.» r $ais 65c Boys Hats ► 35c g^ Huntine Boot $400
USO Pants at -4- $1.85 50c Children's Caps aoc &*° Hunting U00t........ .»4
%2xn Pants at ..} $135 25c Children's Caps 15c Dress Shoes at a saving of 33 1-3 per cent.
Cravenettes ! Boys' Overcoats ** Underwear Sweaters
Strictly Pure Wool "Wstershld" $70 Coats $4-85 A heavy; weight, ribbed,, fleece gar- $4.00 Sweater *. $ a.85
Raincoat, former .c« $iß,t>f); $6.00 Coats $3-95 ment in ecru and blue; a good $joo Sweater 5 a.oo
this sale, only $i».50 $5.00 Coats ...„......$ 3.15 garment, special 40c $.1.50 Sweater " $1.65
$10.00 Mackintosh $6.90 $4.(0 Coats ► $2.65 Odd pieces of high grade Under- $.2.00 Sweater » 1.35
$7.50 Mackintosh $5.35 $.<"><•.•. $3.00 wear, at IfC $1.50 Sweater .^ "5C
P. E. MAVES & CO.
1404 Second Aye. Times Building
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