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I GARVEY-BUCHANAN CO. GROWS
Third Expansion Sale
g^pjj^wMßEangamg' l »m,tr^aLL jg»»w. i!a.tf^nra ■■■ B p l .i M , l ii l i, l ,. M mj.Mi. »^t— »-«mnf^qpiyißW
I Saturday Offers a Broadside of Bargains that will make this the most memorable da) of this
.Jure event. Let Nothing Keep You Away. • ''
gO Individual Models In s<~^& ■■'"* #
MEN'S TAILORED SUITS, $14.98 Jps^
j : Made to Sell at $22.00. $25.00 and $27.50 @4 I fi&zffi'
tl ; Cl :r.; lf .
■ Xhfjc are newest model Suits in broadcloth, wide- *c/ r'~~-'~~~~ 'f'/C:>^*Jt.~*i
I ale diagonals, cheviots, serges, etc., semi-fitted coats, i^^^===zzrf^f!ffß/wf^ mx-^Y ;
! ?»45inches long; skirts in latest style pleated el /mL^hf^WWMA^m ■
llfcrts; even wanted color for Fall and early Winter foMv /#! fVVL / i}MR\) I
iMtrcati be found in this great show in of $22.00. \\(fßß\ /# I\ I /it Jfv ... I
f w■:'; ■; :: $14.98 KI>H \K/ ft I -::-
-l:oaSatsl9.sO t
t\ \ \ \i-wl|\ \ Aaaortm.nt
VERY SPECIAL | J \* I J of
• vFall Coats, in the much-wanted gray mixtures, in semi-fitted, I|l \ \ Fur . B#u I
jPUtedand Moyan Age effects, double or single breasted, storm or ISi W^^A N
Elored 'collars. Also a large line of Covert and Black Broadcloth [■ 1 Ntfi/ \
Ejtts, scmi-lmed. We've seen many coats at $25.00 $1Q CA 11 I |T\ \ ** dl'
ait were no better. \*cr) special Saturday ......,*?**'•«*' 1 1 I 111 \ for
JPJIIARY CAPES, $9.50 CIIU PETTICOATS /Hi 111 \ '"■""'"'
Full length, circular effect, with ———————^ 111 I • i\\\\
Buy collar; black, navy. Heavy Taffeta Petticoats, in all I // \ I 111 \\
«<en."tan, light blue and rose, the leading shades as well as ita Ila i 111 V \
Made to sell at §12.50; CQ CA pie colors; accordion pleated and/// I J I ill u\ j
fere only $%F.*JU ruffled flounces, with percalinef if j j 111 IV
y^' " • underlay; values to &A no II! I ill I A
WAISTS $6.50. Special $4.^0 ///{, 'ft l|\i\ - I
i :=> _ _ j I n\\|A
iFincy Mcssaline Waists, with PettiCOatS I § I 11. \\fl \\ V •
He of heavy net embroidered --——--—--------—— \\w/, I W 11\ \ ■y/A ,
Inth soutache braid; cluster tuck- Sateen and Wash Petticoats, t!MB j V/t 1 I AW \
EjjffriMU and back; tucked sleeve good full flounce with stitch- I w6 --^JviVT^
lit: deep cuff; _,ra\, navy, black cd bands and little narrow Kfftrp^-I| % ll\V^\
L-:- C 7 CA ruffles; all sizes; $1.50 no Vj s3c"\J V\,jV—>
|5fK«1..... .^I.OU values. Special "OC iJ^^^AOT^-*^
II 85c to $1.50 FANCY SILKS, 55c ■' I
K.4t so Silk Sale held in Seattle in months have the values been no great, nor has the rctponM tZ CT^ j
HJwi.owt hearty than is attending our Great Sale of Fancy Silks, at, a yard yJ*' ;
| Finq Striped Messalincs, Fancy Checked Mcssalines, Fancy Ottoman Moires, IScnj^alincs, Rajahs,
i^inaU the newest colors; the sorts you'd pay 85c, $1.00, $1.10, $1.25 and $1.50 for regu- C C^,
Bfe.alluru- price in this Third Expansion Sale, j ard 3 3L.
MM SfflfOf KID, gloves CHARMING MILLINERY AT EXPANSION SALE
Mut KU B!««i In tU.<. brown, tag*. , 777^ Bargains in Notion.. Drug, and
ihttr, *r*r, ci>»miM<i». r«u n»vy ■».! »th- <H CT #Ti/T\ Dargftin* in [Notions, urug»ana
ui4*rh^":^"" a. ll.!" 98C *frr>.UfJ , ..; Toilet Preparation. .
51.35 .. ; ,.. /ML Mezzanine oSnia"^' 1"'lc for .«r hlßir
lltJ^r 1"1""1"- " n* '' ' /H^Kh. floor *r—ln»t»«4 of le to l»c for Curling Iron*.
LTmJS KU W J o"oV;r.U -.or. fjfe^ floor T^K"? K^IRSW. EU.tle.
in - II S#. r«r ..OltHO 'jVi \1 gurporur*.
B- ißk^l 1- i _^ 'H »p ln»l»»i.) ' -t>nppln« Bac«
ll' I aHloc' Rolrc tSB» •T*r^\ ' Toilet Preparations
, LdtllCJ L)clU> -Iv^i Vi 6r—ln»t»«d of too for Talcum Tolltt
Im I**'-**l* *Sr ■»:i.T» »'OH 3Sr. /^MaL llidHHHl^^ 6»~For H-c •nd*Ur >riir»Mtiia ><(&mba I
i&if ,< . . t>, >. r .. ...^, >*l^^-*W*P3Hwß|llj| rN !«»<■—For »«■•! yunllly lir 10 ttc Toutli I
iSal i*, y of ," •'trk- flru*'v ' N"Ty- Wh"' T'&BW"-' - ''Vflm^ Hrtmh*. :
.?*•>«'♦ Pf^*. "• h OUC '-iv4f/>-' Mo-For <0. lloltl* lllnJ. H..n»>- ■>"!
[mi \T* /^V »^—»'••• -'•■ '!•'' i
■ !■!?•• — A - 1 ' ••*— ' ■ ■■'• Kanllol oi j
*KM '"r Mrh . .;.. . 50c /jgtigl" '~, Mif^^M «>•««•»<« • Tool v 1-owd.r.
rSmm*'T!r'"*""''^"'''' M—"-l~—^^^ , , i .. fa^rS^Cfm' " Btm I'Mml t*W» 1 IV /\ I
D^___* • !P»*l I *rs&yj' "WM //»■ •!*»—For X Eft »n«l IJ ("I Clrrmiin U'avy |
iwrgams in Ribbons /fflr»i 7 , n m EXTRA SPECIAL I
I tel^f*."," T*ff'!il ■ Sl»l" .""> *"■*«• v Hl''- (I»10r'W Ma v'" Ir ami 7c lUmatllrli»d Ilamlkt r. !.l. f» for «-
Nik v
nTJt *■ B*lurday- IRr Wvadßf * 25c Barrettei, 15c
mTiJll^l". * We hav'3 a"->n»h»«l lor «<»n«f«'w'« •'•']■ 5i.,11. Amh«r *n4 J»l llarr.U*.. v.rlou. new
S«J?- "H Ix>l "f N*w »*«nfy lii».iion«. Inn a group of Stunning Fall hh!«, rood- ... i prdtr «lMl«n«; 110 valuta. IE.
»Wtt*?, d.S:} l 5 at*« UiLU^ri tv;. W''nr b »!• wbrmdng nil <>.'■ newest »tylo Eac IOC
&2jA«r.... If.. t?.!?f 1..*!! i 2SC Oi««Kh»« «n cJc»rr mlllln«ry; !n French $1.75 and $2.00 Veil., $1.25
I—"""' ' ' '"" , fciu, v»!v«l, »j*-(iKßllnf molrc«, ptc; ■' Cb | ffolli i.ji.»n, Rllk and lt*rc*ril*d Mull
I . , tt»«lj ttlnim-'l with fancy f«-alh»>rn. v»iia. akarfa and Hat l'iij.». v«l- 04 OC
I JPWplrv <sr>/li/\n now«r», ■ wlngi and ornamcnU. Hat* «« to lI.M. Saturday, »ach ......a I >tJ
I _r' TT<::'i' 7 JcLUUH that ar« direct coj)l«» ■! the not expoa- ' ——-———-———-—-——-————————
K~» •!»«» ParitUn modclt, In turbani, rolllcg ■ , r , j 11 1 j n 1 or
I S^HM^^^^rrin.^'.'t ■•»•»". mu.hroom.. ma voucimiiot Ladies fleeced Vests and Pants, 25c
»fWilrrht.jh llhtll"i'n, rtupllrat« them rl.ewbcro «t fS.OO or 1
E ",1-*? ...lUC •■ .60. Very uncial OC nn Udlfi . || Wr W ti«m rim-UnH V«t.
m tl*?■ "'oorfxMi and Wal*t B«ta; fIC. Saturday yUiUW ,p d |> a ,,t, natural rol or, wall' mad*, ne.
I Bg^r«K -i 25c ... window Display ffiS - "*" »|g^^«g
I 75C Ladies' 65c Vests and Pants, 50c
!! **l*rma«k» M nn »3.95 FOR MISSES' HATS WORTH $5.00 lr ,» v y Weight „,, WMU v.m» and I'anta,
*»...,...,., I .III] v!i..«,.a' nowuitf f»li And .ilk .ha,,. Tan, lonif-al««v» v«m . and ankltfUnath —
Ssr*^ 2Rp "i"~Xn wtTpiSS jnitea. {.:f t v." r.." 0..r.".?:...5(?c
I B?iU?b. A«!. " ■ 98r ""»■• ''worth *'fa dqc Boys' $1.00 Underwear, 85c j
I »g^—l!!l' agC 16-00. Saturday T oU). Unix, lii te^f l »i^ l I.TOJ^%?^ 1. l»r: !
KWteß4fc'r- Children! Wixjl (auxin ll.ilr rnt;i». In «id« ■nmxt; y«ry narin and durat.lo; rsuular i
UCPCC Cr\r\,l^ C~^^Z.~.ir- large a*»ortnjcnt of colors ond white; 11.00 «jiallty. Expanalon flßr '
lagss^Goods Specials regular *1.60 valu*«. Saturday 95c ■•!• prlc. "" n «5c |
tSfflA^^.v- ipcclal UJU I
I Investigating S^Sl^^M b '95c MEN'S 25c WOOL SOCKS, 19c i
R^r—-- . i Saturday apcclal www j
I W*.*"**'**' * a il a »,,u,| i,, (1.10 Yard . - _______________^_—_. Mm* Wool Sockl In l.ln. or gray, BMjMam j
S-t"" WMI """"' r" "ta Udie,' 25c Black Cotton SaWrr^aM^M^feiec
fifSj,** " «>.. of ih. m« rt popuur Ladies DiacK V-Ouon
I * »lack '•'••••lii. f*r'>'a'i"it flnHh: comti M*»« A A 2 r> Cl">." for '""" '""' '"'*" !O€*#» jtyl*: dark.
I S**«Jri«»i y ' w'«**'la, «*rn»t, brown and IIOS", IO iL medium «nil light colora; button down frpi
BSfcS fJ3J^JJ»'^«y«r<J. gi in " r.^ular ICe quality. Kipanalon loC
■y?»«."' ,';■..■ »i.iv , „, i,u<k coimn ii.,h.. i.iKhiy - '•'*■■ tl , n
I lum name w«ight; Mem rajamai, $I.SU
R i «n«i ii: t 01"'" ir« tan, navy, myitle, double «ola. HDllceJ 1,1- i and •-■•-, ab«>- Jin la an K»tr»mely Good fii.li.rnu, maJj. of
■<l t.in? **!*«*.' width t« iiichfa- rrKiiiar . H"U'"B, . ' T ... .1../.J »n<» i «->» fine 'iiittllty teazledown; alxea good and full.
I l,?*l»».,Eipgnai 0 ,, MiVprc# on luteiy fast color»; hud'lard 20C 1 C-f« ffnUh'ed with fro«a. Bpeiial ©1 en
I SJ-4","" .....' o9C i lio«e, Expanilon wit price ..... IU3W price.... 41.0U
■ ■^j. ~"1J ' ' "" ' J"" ' -—.... — -■■ ■ , M || ,— '■' ii -—^— ■— ii ■■ him !■■ ii iiiii mm™ I* "*-'" ■'"■ 'I" ' ' ' ——■—— '''" ' '" '"■
Ht *w """" *''■*"' The Store That R3""*l?v Serve* You Best " J^^
mi Sim I larvey-Kuchanan Co.
I f«- 1113-15-17 S*«ni!^l^Ave.; 113-15-17 Seieci St.
E^MC lISIc I ENLARGED STORE <;; ,,,.
fia]BfcaW^»^«^" "iSZ^^r"^ . — •— * - -- /■ ■ •- — - ;■■ .»:..j;_ ii_
Mil ITAI IHIDAY, (M rOBER 22, 1009.
DRYS SPREADING
OVER THE STATE
But Three Towns Go Wet
In Fifteen Elections That
Have Been Held Under
lh«- New Law.
OIVMI'IA, Uit. il2.—Tftkln# •<!•
vanl«c« «if 'in in w 1... ill option law,
|irohlblllnnl»tii aro rnptiily rxtrmtlntc
11., limit* i.r tin- nrid dlairtot* of
Wachlnitton,
(y«ar«
|,<l»»f-»B. ,| nil hi 1.1,,, loot! Option law.
Thn law 11., If wan all rlßhi, but th«
| Iffh-lllly ii.i« 1,, , In it,, H.tlnllllMril
tlun of th« law.
I That I* to may, tli. law* of the
Thm i* la ,> ii,, i,, lv * ..f th.
•talo had i.1.. . tin- Umianrc of
. liquor 11. ii*i-« in ii. pnw«r of city
I counclla uli.l board* of county com*
( inl««|..nrr« Th* Mi|.rt rnurt of
the "tut.- ha* ht-ld that In the Hi.
• i-!ii< of fraud the i our In onnnot
Illlirfrrr With I hi- nnrClM Of tlirHK
■li». i< iioimrr |H>«rra.
Could U. Dry.
I H.i without th» fu | local opllun
I law Wanhlnirton could havn been
labaolutrly dry had thr county com
miaaloners nml city uldi-Mm-u *o •!• ■
«li.i And «> .i matter of fart
' many communities «rr« dry, I !.•
city aiilh..flil. « or county comrnln-
I glumi■ having adopted a policy of
refusing in lamir iii. •< . within
I the** »i»-,ifi.ii im all) ' Tin *■■
I i<x-oiiti<-« may 1.. a whol* city, or
a country %'ltlagc and Ha »ur
roundlng territory,
li.rnu.i- of this old law with ll>
'•Mil patrhen herr In the »lav*. It I*
difficult to determine exactly til*
result* of tin- working* so far of
th» new local option law, .
j A* mi i tin. tin old law placed
I absolutely In the hands of offlvlnls
iho determining whether a section
should !■•• wet or dry. a* well n» the
i degree at dampnrsa. When an
application *v made for it saloon
I license or saloon licenses to the
I county . : ..l.inrrn and protests
were,made by some of the, IttaaM
i the «nmmt»*lnners had MM power
I to r*|ti»* any llitm** or grant them
I all, or grant one and deny the other.
CHINESE WOMAN WOULD
END TONG WAR TERRORS
SAN F[IANCIBCO, C*l.. Oct. 12.—
That an end may be brought to the
terrifying ton* wars that hate rent
the Oriental quarter of San Fran
cisco from time to time and have
ended only when many rival long
' men hare paid the price of peace,
with their lives, an attractive Chi
nes« woman of Sun Francisco has,
with a fortitude which can be, ap
preciated only by 'I' Chinaman,
departed from the traditions of cen
turies and has organized a secret
society of women, a real tong,
which, *« far as Is known, Is the I
first of. Its kind In the history of
the forties* in America.
Mrs. Nueg Uuey is the woman;
\V»h Ptn» T (Peaceful Boclety) is
the name of the society over which
she presides.
TbV organization Is patterned
along the lines of a long, and so
secret are Ita workings that with
the e,ir«ptlon of Mr« Nues Guey
and Mtvpral other women the MM
bershjptor the size of the society ,
Is not known. Only their names
and the fact that trie Wan Ping Is
In aftiv" operation has been dls- i
covoi e«lt ana that by accident
When a ton* war breaks out, tor
Sample Shoes
Alhambra Theatre Bldg., 1534 Wcstlake Boulevard.
_ ....... .. ■ -- -
The finest Sample Shoes made, for men .m.l women, in all
leathers and latest styles.
REGULAR $4.00 TO $6.00 VALUES.
All.Ladles' Shoes Theatre" AH Men's Shoes
All Ladies Shoes Thtatre A" Men s Shoes
$3.50 1 "»£r- I $3.0p
Star Sample Shoe Shop
—rr ~~~ : ! :
"■> Business Bring Star classified ads. Buy or
•ell real estate, etc. .tiaDHQ I
it tut oh* action Could i'<- iii n ir°
rt'Npccllvn «if (ho <ln<iif« of (Ik*
himJui ■.' ■* «f the iid r» If iii. ((im<
mlaaloni i • ill cii<-ii.
With the Vetert,
The. in m local ratten i«» take*
thin option from th« official! and
pUcM II with Hi'- voter*. Tii" law
ti;i» I" •ii In (i|>«<ratlon but a f«w
months. An » rMtill «if |.'-ilti'iii«
local option •li < itoni hay» Iwra
1.. 1.1 .ii ii number of point*, with the
ri'niili that 12 towm him- vot.-d ill V
and Him ■• !,..■. . wilt-il wet.
Tl»< nnini-M nf the iiiwim win ri in
Hi" atactlona wrrtt In til. result I'li'l
ilmlik of •ltctlon follow i
Cashmere, cm imi county, dry,
Auirust 14
flockfnrd. Hpokane county, dry,
August H.
I'uyallup, Pierce county, dry,
Aucuit 17
Wenatche*, Chelon county, dry,
August 24.
ii.iiii.ii. mm- county, wet, Auk
mm 27.
Hi'juiHr, Whitman county, dry,
August 11. ',' '■'
Toledo, I.' «l« county, wet, Bep
i. ml., i 7.
liniiaik. Hpnkane county, dry,
September 7.
HiiitiirK', I t*la«« county, dry,
M. |.i.n.l.i-r 7.
Wii»iiiii. n.i. Adam* county, dry,
HfJit<-mt>rr 7.
( li.». Uli, Btcvon* rountjr, dry,
K. iilt-mi . i 7.
Newport, HlfV«»« county, dry,
Hrpt+mhtT 7.
Colvllle, Fi'vim county, dry,
M< ).'t n.i .r '•
K-ul.- Fkil*. Hit %< on county, dry.
HriilpmlK'f 7.
PrtMMT, Hi ri!..n utility. dry, Oc
tolxT 11
f'ftltlonn are out for local option
rlpctlona In .|uiti m number of th*
other cnuntlra. Including town* In
Hpokanx, Walla Walla, Whitman
and i Intk. cnuntlra. I'robably
within a year nmMmUii mort
than half the ""» "1 <he <n«i<- will
i.. dry, and It la confidently ■•>•
1,i,1..l tliat MtaM« of tba larcer
towna II will only b« • short tin,.
1., fi.f moat of the *tat« will have
determined to ; hlbH ••I'.'inn.
'<• I l-rr— l
MRS. NUEC GUEY.
rnr mi-. nnititiK the Celestials. No
member of a warring lonic U safe.
Chinese have repeatedly been shot
to death on tlx principal streets
of the city, murdered by hatchet
nun In the black alleys of the. quar
ter or laid low by a bullet which
i r»»hi d through a window from
the outer darkness. Hut no mat
ter bow bold, '))•- murderers usual
ly escape, i hiding pursuit In the
tortuous byways of Chinatown.
Though their Identity may be
known to half the native popula
tion, 11l- Chinamen will not tell.
For i.. the Chinaman the tong war
lis a Juki war, and murder is the
only way ''I peace.
Hut the women have another way
— ii peaceful way. That much Is
known. Their means? That Is as
yet Unanswered.
Mrs. Ouey has confessed that she
heads the organization, tl Is cer
i tain that she has numerous follow
ers among tbe women in tho quar
ter and It Is strongly suspected
that the .ih Plug society is not
unknown In Sacramento, Stockton,
Bent tie, Portland, Lou Angeles and
Ml* York, where. It is said branch
orders already have been estab
| lished. -.
rtAAriijn net"nn — -'-^'^-^ -
~girls, come In tomorrow sure and enter the contest—
it will close hoon, and we want you and all your little
friends to join right away. Hundreds ol beautiful and
Valuable i/« ■.. will he awarded.
w> have the largest stock yU
of the best heaters: come 'jf
iind make your selection! rr^filKi
— you will find In our If. i.l«t K!.,r<- CajfflP** al™"fl|gS3
lnn,,!t.-u of i:\irlii>r uTak- IJ* _______
anti;i:i. maki: iij:ati-:ich. H ii X^MJEa^wX
warranted, >l! 11• ■- t»-«t In lt,»-!r X.^mrtiM '-'* S__v X
line aa fur an i.Limit pi (kill and /i,"! PT r,T^?Y"^L \
experience ran make them. /Vjft ffstjjL Jl!lmJ»...gfjLin* \
— whrll.fr y-u want h Imhlit fr.r I PVr*%m}KnTtfVrtF*"fr \
coal or for wood or for both, or f/ML'.] Iff « Ij, y/* yvl ri 1
— whether you want a heater for a ■ __!____________________/■ I
dollar or two, or li^^rViHßl ?*'i I
•—whether you want ilm moat ex- |^^| II ] I f ! L^_ti I
i>i-nalv« heater iiwuli— \lf __t"_____r > ___C__» ' if I
"in IIBATHK toiik wn.i. Y^BM^^^^^B *J3 /
TAKK CAIUS "I 1 V'-I'li WANT IS V^R I ) L~t 'I H tP*>?7 /
Till: M..,<T HATIKKAOTOriV WAV. _Pv^_|VHHH_____Br_B
IK IN.i,nvi;mi;st TO CALL, *^O"I If :J J/3»S^W
A 1 I 1.1.111..M. MKKHAOE WIIX
IIICINO "NI-. "I nl'll RANUR f~|hl i^"JV-^^^V
AM. iii:ati:ii hai.i>mi:n to ___S if ' V Ss^lShPk
voi:. |?KmSßct^E^sj^^
—(I ._II . arth 1..,,, an | J^f^S^^^Sf^^Bf^^^k
i.Hi-Hi -» i.i «ii« %11 iii tjp' Jur****V^^-i!»T
iiui mi :\il :ii . | raj •' iif &
— M'»r «I 4 afmvr* range or
kralrr will In- lain ■■ a fw
pan |.«)i.^ r i, alloniMK roa |J.i
IlkrrnlU far 11. £j
!«!_ n.._ F>m>.a»« omiitaxv —the moit •itr«ordln»ry and lib
join our impress sewing »^- ffi rZb^ to
• • • i —membership limited!
machine dub— —w* m.i.>.m:<« th« forrn«t|nn of
_____________ our rii-.NT i:Mi'iu:>s HKWisa
_^ MACHINE: CLVIi. which offers
<^^> the moat exceptional — mod
V"S practical—noit liberal Induce-
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