The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 11, 1901, Page 4

A Device Patented by a Seattle Man Which, It Is Said, Not) ice An sod tenor vale Only Saves Fuel and Labor, but Does Away With Soot , xn. Forest Hum and sor, connect the hot alr cham: king tly b late An invention which has the possibilities of © modern mm Auxillary pipes only chorus is large al one of whi Girt With Uhe pretty Au # bas been F n Ke as the Main food pipes buen Locks.” ‘This in one of the beat attle man, 8, W. Gun-| connect with the latter ahd Introduce | stage and electric effects soon In Be ki duker, the discoverer of the new #y8-| the alr Into the combustion cham-|attle for a long time. tiluntrated “ ber ngs, solos and a comedy quartet tem, is now making ex expert fll up Uhe remainder of the time be “ratyothehaao aed . Serres ee were’ tween acts. Tonight the "Bohemian The| ‘The alr heated tn th and der is conducted to the grates and smbuation chamber in suMclent in the} quantities to give all the draft re-| al firing by the| quired and yet ignite all the carbon, | he promgters of the Invention claim | Chat It will effect a saving Of 25 per to] cent, in fuel; do away with the soot save flues and botlera, be- | even temperature, | ‘ uction in labor, The * being installed tn of several local ea- hooded eylin-| Girk” that p opera, will xiven. Waste Substitution of a hot alr draft for the} Present cold air draft system. 7 Warm air is tntroduced so as form a current under the crates and| in smoke Into the combustion All] caume of a other draft is shut of, When coal/ and give is thrown on the fire all tp : Of counteracting the effect of | the bol fir draft ts avoided, and before the} tabtishe through the com: Duarton chamber, and into the At ts tgutted and burned up. The Desorption ‘ ‘The apparatus for collecting City laundry, whore ried for three ‘weeks, | “s and saving In fuel is said irprising. James Dignan, the tor of the laundry, admits the » is doing all that Its inventor aims for It er the grades ts Th low cylinder tx 25 , the this winter, cont, in fuel. is a saving tn la-) stating that steamers w and ts doing away with the soot, Juneau on Deo. 1, Jan. 1 hich hag been « nuisance hereto-| carrying not to exceed te id Dignan. of malt. ht of from elght to te this distance to be a Quantity of draft ne are watching w ow vexing the citizens. overland to Nome, T' in addition to the w down the Yukon from Da first clase matter will b combined area equal to that of the dancing and gymnastic contort BUILDING UP “WiTbureKirwin ; i. | ‘The Wilbur - Kirwin : | pany has opened a w ment at the Seattle theater. | house was crowded to the doors with b ‘y & thoroughly appreciative audience, ~ Favors the Location for Depot) i lin to witness the opening piece | Atucles had been stolen, ‘and Manufacturies La Mascot,” one of the moat popular | of Neht opera: durglars lant night The monthiy meot 4 1 jon of clever people who give s ‘Many people of Seattle, when a | Beat |i the class room of th | & good presentation of the opera. The) at the ol rerwiey. Bat ee a echeat’ | costumes and scenery are” prettier | *¢ ‘Be Old univerasty nd more elaborate than Is usually © Wat such a building south of King the case with the ordinary repertoire Street would be too far from the pera. company. The people in the = ‘Genter of the city. cast Gis0 possess good voices. Miss! Ladies’ <A prominent city official, in speak. | 5¥* Kirwin as Bettina, the mascot, | C. C, Berg, 1318 Third av Tag on the subject, said this morn- —* 4 Raw im the Star the other day a tide hereby the location of the depot “Bad manufacturing district was put re, provided thut and storage yards are kept . of the pro; canal water- and that the depot terminais, ‘Dullt, de not block the water- ‘The tide flats is the place 2 the wholesale during this Harvest-Sale. Peterson's qualities are satisfactory. Every one a satisfactory qual- ity. Ladies’ Seal Brown or Serge Automobile Rain Coat, velvet collar, folded cuffs, ex- tremely popular style, $5.75 value; Harvest Sale La@ies’ Brown or Gray All-Wool Engiieh Covert Cloth Raglan Rain Coat, velvet collar, foid~ ed cuffs,’ swell styies, $5.00 value; Harvest Sale price and toes, 33 1-30 val sale price . Seamless Hose, Serge Mackintosh, detachable cape, velvet collar and plait trim- ming, pretty plaid lining, $5.50 value; Harvest Gale price .... Misses” Mack- intoshes, detachable cape, vel- vet collar and piait trimming, ‘vest Sale price Ladies’ Heavy tows, price Me Value Hose, double Kne rice long military cape, velvet col- Harvest Sale inr and plait trimming, hand- some plaid lining, $4.75 value. Harvest Sale price ...... 83.50 Misses’ Navy Serge Automobile Rain Coat, velvet collar; this style all the rage in the Eas 5. value; Harvest Sale le double heels ai value; Harvest Sa: ol Melton Mackin- “The Cowboy and the Lady” dre: Mer house at the Grand at ita heer toh, box coat style, velvet it {% an attractive collar, handsome plaid lined, $9.00 value; Harvest Sale price -drama, and with Of the raurder trial in th torn into tatters and cast to the q ‘ itch ought to be able to make an interesting court that would bear some resemb- to the or However, leaving a lawyer's objec. ‘tion out of it, the trial was tnterest- ing, and from o strictly dramatic int was one of the strongest tures Of the piay. entire production unquestion- ably met the favor of the audience. ‘The character acting was excellent nd Jet it be repeated devoid of exag- Fye-strain causes bot Drage relieve only t Mr. Kent is a finished actor, who his part intelligently and with orarily. Properly a¢ vigor, but is never betrayed into the Fusted gtasoee fnsane ravings which often run a the Gales and effect a Melodrama into a burles: Palmer as Mrs. W: female character, ix ty ‘graceful, intelligent and’ absolutely from affectation. Charles J. Burbidge as the excellent and gets his make-up from the title Page of the pictorial weekly, Judge. Tt would be hard to concelve a mor natural character than good-natured Cowboy Joe us portrayed by Rapley Holmes. Take the other charcters all the way down the bill, and the people who handled them knew how to act and act well. “The Cowboy and the Lady” runs through the week permanent cure. We specially ground glasses. APOCVVOGO+ +4044, Ce at Harvard Dental Parlors Western Mutual Building, over Ger. man Bakery. anemia “Rudo! Adolph” ‘The Third A heater has a thoroughbred farce comedy in “Ru- dolph ant Adolph.” The humorous contusions arising from the personal | Fesemblance of two people, so close that their best friends cannot ¢ tinguish them, is an inexhaustible Stage topic, but it is seldom that more uinely funny scenes are worked fotnen in “Rudoiph and Adolph.” play fs full of original concetts does not attempt to imitate the two dromios or any other pair. The tro Dinkelapiele are not related. ries and Dan Mason are a pair of clever character actors and they are supported by an almost equally ¢ eleyer company. ‘The specialty work is exceptionally good, Mason and Mason in dialect songs throw the crowd Into a furore and are encored unt!! the absolutely yefune to be worked any longer. Hea trice McKenzie and L. H, Newcomb give a funny burlesque of a» ‘ geene in comic opere., and Lottie W Mams falter does some clever #ing- ing and dancing, The Lawrence ais- Wheat Bread. for 25 cents. Full Set Teeth Gold Crowns . Bridge Work ... ... Gold fillings, $1.00; 0c Platino fillings, $1 fillings, 500; bone filling: lay fillings, $1.00; platino and ‘gold fillings, $1,00, teeth extracted al lutely without pain, All work gua: | anteed for 15 years, fillings, 0; cement $1.00; In- HARVARD DENTAL PARLORS, Houre—8:30 2. m, to 8 p. m.; Sun- days, 9 a, m, to 2p. m. Reduced Price FREDRICK & CO. f2 Wholesale and Retail, 5 Eas, ep Jewelers and Opticians 716 Second avenue, Nugget Jewelry a Specialty. Ou ar 1 w Fura made and repat ey > | Needed Things at Har- stone (| vest Sale Small Prices The strongest argument to get your trade that can be used is being given you in this advertisement—a saving on needs is here Rain Coats and Hosiery—-something that every person needs and prices very low—and we call your attention to the fact that Ladies’ Heavy Fleeced tty and ever popular NOME MAIL Arrangements Have Been | Made for Winter Service ° Further arrangements have been made by the post office department for the transmission of mail to A ciroular was r s scheme ts making a saving of} ed by the local office this m« Feb. 1, pounds Of this amount the Beat te office t# given 136 pounds, the Matted to the cylinder a say that if it only) rest to be picked up en route. The the lower end of the t it will be welcomed steamers will go to Katmai, from @ntirely open. Two pipes, having | and will solve a question which I#| which point the mail will be taken RESIDENCE ROBBED ‘The residence of Frank Drevel, at 664 Jackson street, was ransacked by Detective Phil brick Investigated and found that a -caliber revolver and a few minor ing of the fe- 4 attle Federation ef Women's clubs , The company ia made up of an ag-) wae held this afternoon at 2 o'clock law school Coal, ton, carioad, Seattle Fuel Co. 4. Sea vot Hose, high spliced heels, no! enforced Children’s Heavy Ribbed School Oxford Cashmere Socks, Spin Wool unequaled for hard ser- Ae There’s a Harvest Slipper Sale on in the Busy Store Room Peterson’s 7%.2oh,? OOS CLOVER VALE OOVN OEE DOHDDHA1N-424 144444404000) Eye Ache and Headache cure headache and eye-ache with our SCHUCHARD OPTICAL CO, 1 *yiaiga. 1077 Sere Arvnas, texto Fisher & Lane's Iry a loaf of our Whole 6 loaves 13 Second Ave, Bon Marche block. Tel. Green 261 TTS ; MACKINTOSHES For Ladies and Children at % On Easy Weekly Payments heels and toes, tc value; Har- 19¢ Ladies’ Seamless Wool Hose, well Worth 26e; Harvest sale pr’ 5 ite All-Wool Oxford Gray Hose, double heels and Harvest Sale 30. »|MASON and MASON PLADOTOVVDGDOOOGGOOO00O9 | . TEACHERS WANTED _|An Unusual Thing For Such Positions to Go Begging Teachers for ural districts are Hartr inft says tt is rather unusual for positions such as these (0 begging. At County Supe intendent Hartranft’s office full in formation will be given concerning the work, Mrs, MoMillan Buried ‘The funeral of Mra, Abbie M lan was held from the family nee on Twenty-fourth av Degree of Honor earee of Honor 7 ie looking ard to the grand Dall to be giv- en Wednesday evening, Nov, 14, at Rankes hall, with much Interest Noxt Tuesday, Nov. 12, there will be & business meeting of importance in Ragies’ hall. al or wood, elas of Shamek, with March, ‘Tol. Seattle Fuel Ruy your un 1221 int, forme 111 Occidental Ave. Phone Main 496 SHREDDED WHEAT BISCUITS— Special tomorrow, per pkg... 10c VIOLET BRAND SOCKEYE SALMON— te 1-pound cans, worth 18, tomorrow ........ EG6s— Best Eastern, Per dozen... 25c AMUSEMENTS. me OPERA 5 GRAND oust JOHN CORT. MANAGER "Phone, Main 65, TONIGH And All the Week, Saturday Matinee 2179-—-PEOPLE—2179 Last Night Appiauded S. MILLER KENT And His Great Production of The Cowboy And the Lady BY CLIDE FITCH ‘Too much cannot be enld for thie performance. : Prices — Divans, $1.80; parduet, $1.00; balcony and gallery, The, Mo and the. SEATTLE THEATER 4. 2 WOW, Manager To. Maia 4s ‘The Leading Theater, ALL THE WEEK. Matinee Wednesday and Saturday, MAGNIFICENT TRIUMPH, Wilbur-Kirwin Opera Co, 6—PEOPLE—60 Tonight—Bohemian Girl. Tu ay—Two Vagabonda, Mtge aa matinee — Bohemian Gu “The Girl With the Auburn Locks” Prices only 2c, Be, Tee. THIRD AVENUE THEATER W, M. RUSSELL, Manager, "Phone, Main 667, Prices—20c, 90, 400, Ge. sy the in Years. If this ts not @ "$1.60" show, there has been none in Seattl Tonight and all week, the two emperors of Germany, In the Season's Triumph, RUDOLPH AND ADOLPH “What's the Idea?’ A laugh tn every Une. Ginger, Snap, Pretty Giri You have a perfect right to insist on having your grocer supply you with the best flour made. You want | the best, don’t you, if It costs no more? THEN ASK FOR..... Capital Patent Flour milled in Seattle Process: by the Hungarian it will make the children | it supplies them with -the able fat of the wheat, and the ih 2 nt, and ade of Capital Patent is lit- | erally tho staff of life, Capital Milling Company. Hienze’s Mince hivat Hienze’s Home-Made Mince Meat is the acme of mince meat; ® ple made from it tastes Just ke one of moth. er’s mince ples; try and be convinced; 2 ibs, Stan- dard Mince Meat, 2 Ib W. S. MAYFIELD FAMILY GROCER 503 Pike. Tel. Main 998 and 271 Boa | Wanted in @ num of the counties | of the state. are positions op en for two in Clallam county, two In Chelan county and one in King} county, Supt terday morning. Intern made at Novelty, the home of her) girthood | Kegley-Mclntyre Co.| THE SEATTLE STAR FREDERICK & NELSON—Fine Furnitu OUR $1,000.00 MAJESTIC CHALLENGE Last Sunday, in carrying out an advertising plan which we inaugurated primarily for the purpose of firmly fixing in the minds of the public the unique position of the Majestic Range in this city, we made this sweeping challenge: More Seattle People Purchased Great Majestic Ranges During the Year Ending Oct. 31, 1901, Than Any 2 Other So Called Steel Ranges. We deposited with Mr. A. M. Brooks $1,000.00, agreeing that in case our challenge was accepted and our claim proven untrue, the check for $1,000.00 was to be given to charity. The only condition we exacted was that the person accepting the challenge should also put up an equal amount. Our Challenge Was Not Accepted The public is therefore left to judge whether or not our claim was * legitimate one. One feature of our challenge was that the amount of money involved was to be forfeited to charity by the loser. Having offered the amount ($1,000.00) in good faith and being prepared in case of an unfavor- able decision to donate to charity the $1,000, we feel that we should in fair- ness be willing to give the amount to charity, in spite of the fact that our challenge was not accepted. .We believe that we had a full $1,000 worth of benefit from the advertisement, and acting on this belief we yesterday do- nated to the Seattle General Hospital and Providence Hospital $500 each for charity beds, In turning over to these worthy institutions these amounts have we stipu- lated only that each hospital is to maintain for one year a bed free to be known as the Majestic Bed. We wish to further say that we believe that every user of a Majestic Range in this city has contributed to these donations as it has been through their purchases that the gifts have been made possible. The following acknowledgments are self-explanitory : : PROVIDENCE HOSPITAL Seattle General Hospital Beattle, Wash., 119-01, Frederick & Nelson, City. Gentiemen,—We beg to acknow!l- edge receipt thia day of your check, No. 3262 on the Boston National Bank for $500.00, said sum to be ex- pended for maintenance of a charity bed in our hospital for one year. Please accept our deep gratitude and thanks for your generous gift, Respectfully, SISTER BUC . Superior. N. B. Seattle, Wash., 11-98-01, Frederick & Nelson, City, Gentlemen,—It is with sincere pleasure and deep thankfulness we acknowledge the munificent gift of Frederick & Nelson of $500.00 for the maintenance of a free bed in the Se- attlé General Hospital, It 18 certainly a wise use of money and will surely be a blessing to many. Very sincerely, DORA ADRON, For the Management. We especially desire the public to bear in mind that our original challenge offer was an advertising proposition pure and simple, and that we simply feel in donating this $1,000. to the hospitals we are only fairly return ing to charity what, under the circumstances, should be given to that purpose. Frederick & Nelson HOME FURNISHERS SECOND AVENUE AND MADISON STREET MONDAY, NOVIEMOI— gl = THE BON MARCHE NORDHOFF @ 283 Fine French 35.00 are made a n at, each .., $2.50 How we bought these ‘we can sell them at suk not interest you half a fact that they are here every penny we say they They are all new styles, some are Persian trimmed, tily tucked; some have blind back fastentngs or with Peas ‘They are in black, white and every wanted color, Women who know good values tn Walsta will bay @ supply of these when they come tomorrow, Blanket Specials Blanket Sheets, full 11-4 size, oft and in gray, tan or white, with fancy colored bor ders, worth Wo; at, each 200 pairs of Extra Heavy and Brown Mottied full 11-4 size, worth $1.76; 200 pairs Gray or Scariet Blankets, worth $3.0; at, the pair .. 2.08 11-4 nize, worth #00; White Crochet 4 worth White Crochet Towels 10) doz, Damask Towels, size 22x48 inches; knotted fringe, with fancy borders in blue, red and plain white, worth (25e; special, each Turkish Towels, extra heavy, 2 inches, m double thick, size Six52 inches, penne hy extra, 200 . 18x26 inches, hemmed ends, with blue, red and plain white 1} size Marseliies borders, worth 160, 7 tra value at $2.50, ce 44.60 and, each 100 doz. Linen Hi i7x32 inches, hemmed ends, Plain white only, worth 1240; special, each De 100 doz. Huck Towels, 38 inches, worth 100 each ...7%¢ Colored Spreads Full 11-4 size Crochet Spread, hemmed ready for use in light and dark blue, red, pink and yellow; worth $1. bir ch .. 1.19 each ... Full 11-4 size Crochet Spread, in blue and pink, with heavy fringe, worth $2.25; each .... * . 81.75 size Muslin, worth ide a Gay's price . NORDHOFE @ Co. 1415 to 1435 Second Av. and 115-123 The Great Bargain House. ‘The Great Bargain Stock Reduction Sale 7 °] Salis aad Overcate aly SUITS—In the Lot there Are Men’s Suits ¢ Afl-Wool fe im Diack and blue; all-wool worsted, ring-bone stripes, email shepherd ecks, teds, fine Thibets, tailored in the = silk lined coats, cutaway, sack orrefer style. Suits that few ready-to-wear pricee—uits that are equal in style and merchant tailorin Worth $12.60 to $14.00, AMONG THE OVERCOATS are New bondon box effects of Vieuna, Cheviot, reey, Bannockburn fabrics, lined with expensive Tete “2 shoulders, padded and lined with orse-hair, as only = finish any work. Overcoats, too, in e hree-quarter length, or short Breat coats of hi breasted paddock styles—every sort in every comer gray, beaver, London smoke, tan and casto ‘ I T. Choose suits, oy or both; values $12.50'to $15.00, to go till Saturday nly GREAT BARGAIN HOUSE, ™ ie WINEBERG & KESSLER, TAILORS Chas. G. Holcomb ee oe fine BSotch t unfinished Of the great army of ad. readers who are profit by reading ? Good tidings for you in this departm Every Ad. New Every Day hat Cough is dangerous; stop it by using Borthen’s Pure Imported Cod Liver Oil. HIRSCH PHARMACY Co. First and Pike Tel, Main 916 Cavalry Pants Regulation, double soat over- seat; for warmth and wear, nothing so good; only $2.50, KIRK, £209 First Avenue PR Our Overcoats don't cure colds, they prevent them. We can sell you a beauty for $24. The Seattle Tailoring Co, 1207 First Avenue i: -: Office Men — Looking for best work will well to ask me about the és of the Remington Typewriter |] } E.G NILES, 109 Cheny 21-INCH WOOD HEATER Russia tron, with cast top, $14 BROS. Tel. Green? 506 Pike Street Water Color Card Boatt For neat and artistic Washington Dental and Photographic Supply @ 244 Columbia Street Nervous Ailments Cured—The cure made possible by my and scientific treatment. It costs you nothing to investigate. Sanitarium, Hinckley Block, TURNER Fourth Floor, DR. H. T. ence SPRATT’S PATENT DOQ BISCUIT GOING NORTHRUP ©0., 804 First is NOT A SIDE to our ability, had their eyes scientifically exam JPERLY FITTED by us . CLAY EVBRSOLE, 108 Second Avenue,