The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 25, 1901, Page 3

3 iM | | dw ret if ‘ North BAD 0 | arraneta {Yat iors, he qaconnd the | Ndependent Steel Com- | "ve 3 |$2 feot down the center and ~ Ig ters and Friends Will y of Washingt Another Youthful Highway-|rariy ime parking and sta walk | arpenters and Friends Will) a, university will close Wedne | atrtpe within thelr fen Superin A Thankngiving 4 tendent Little recommended the} Celebrate Tomorrow Night tudente will’ t - man Rounded Up | granting of the petition, but it was] 9 er day, ‘however wat ¥. te | tabled. a | - i f the football game Pole Planting Refused | bd i The ay . Free Baptist Church The third boy Nighwayman, Who] The petition of the Seattle Central he carpenters’ union will ar ‘was implicated in the b Kor In North |O8 Oveldental avenue between Yea-/ enue, with a hovivo warming tomor- | fnitial services in tho Free, Bapt as! grocery store of Fred Baker Dy Do.| WE WAY and Jackson Birect and on | row evening, Nove " church on the corner of Pine and Seattle has boon arrested | bY, Ti) | Jackson street between Ocoldental| All carpew el famitios | Terry avenues, yesterday, Th tective Jim Hyrnes, Daniel Hoyts |avenwe and Second avenue south, /are cordially fnvited to attend, | was delivered by the boy in question, is Dut 16) vay refused on recommendation of/ whether members of the union of A special song years of age He fade, 6 sweet | the franohiae inspector aaa Pt, joe Was @ feature of the prograt ing con wion of a 7) A. C. Miller's Buildings at 7 v0 The committees ¢ gem fair to Detective Byrnes and Chief | oth avenue were reported to Del presente the followin interestin BUILDING PERMITS Bullivan, [standing out In the street three feet. | program for the occasion, beginning — ‘The grocery store of Fred Raker | ithe matter was referred to Superin- {at § o'clock: election by orchestra; | ‘The foflowing bullding permits 4m North Seattle was entere | tendent the. address of welcome by A. B. White,| have been tasued Im the elty engi Prough the money drawer, secur-| to install aro lights on Rattroad av-/recitation by Miss Helen Vail; voeal| mont avenue north, one-m rough the o ’ . u ry tras on en-| enue between King and Vine streets | wetection by Queen City Quurtette: | $1000; W. 8. Ferguson, 6 MONDAY, NOVEMDER 35, 181. THB ghree masked burglars on the even-) “rhe Northern Pacific _Ratlway| president; selection by orchestra; |necr's office: To Stiles, Bree. kis fae of Oct, St Baker Sint ot a | Company advised the board that. it] vocal selection with plano accompan-|‘Tenth avenue north, Iss entery, frame x ied Le art ony tere went | Would comply at once with tho order|iment, by Miss and Mr. Hradiey;| house, $100: W. B. Neveis tn Hel - ‘ ‘ ° 80, both ol Pee NEW TRUST [Eco SEATTLE STAR, WEATHER FORECAST panies to Combine |STRINGING NEW 1 have a@ capit the ble Independent compantes mntry, With the except lorado Fuel and Iron Co. LICENSED 10 WED ‘The follow! re lawned t ary Edward! Croft, | When t | thie pax hs Fewenty “ing #4. efore the highway Ten property owners on Twentieth |hanjo solo; eamay on’ Poctry by| pinth avenue south, ond-story tran ered. Harty Moody had come into! Toh PINE ciween Harrison end|Charied Gr Hoiteas aut, Re $1490; H. Kiverman, 1 welfth | 100 LATE 10 (LASSI othe pars . et Republican streete, —— = 7 John A. McAuliffe; organ ap avenue, one-story frame, $A00, WANTED iloune ry Su be allowed to sidewalk and park} by Mr. Cobb; recitation. by é iD ? | When the robbers entered, this|that street at their own cost. A| Popp: vocal duet by Wilkes: /BOARD OF HEALTH iene 5H. Hp t BOSTON GROCER fellow did not put up his} favorable recommendation was sent | moving p' em by ALO = MALL « 1220-1222 Second He acted in such a euspic-| to the counell. Tn adidtion to the above p HAVE yeas b ne for wale i 20 He 2 Secon manner that the police were led ~ - ———- there will be games of various kinds OF rent? If no, oall or address 1426 Avent {'hatewe shat be was tonto | BUILDING TRADES Lee ihe weak eit cocaeaes! «WILL MOVE OFFICE) scr. Be .._siepmoes te 1081 Riagees arrested and (old of the part social bh ~ ~ PARTIES want” Wo purchase a - taken in the robbery, and im- — . iriving and die horse, “7 ae | Peale Robert Rogers, Daniel Boyle HEADQUARTERS | F. A. A.’s Social Dance From the City Hall to Corner Fifth} iru’ vbnuc. £ T hanksgiving | nd Paul Jones, | Rogers and Moody Pe AT. itil Beattie Council No. 116, of th Avenue and 1 Way WGall of adirsea Ue Fin ols Lurke court on robbery charges, and d Fraternal Aid Association, gw i re 6 Firth av g | Gones is stil at large. New Building Now Completed and) \., social dance” at ita hall HAVE you 6 oF 10 dren for enie or! Young, tat, meaty, fowl 3 corner of “Twenty-sixth venus! a. cence of the board of health in| °xD4i 6 have buyers, Call : iNet the Whele Story , Ready for Occupancy and Jackson street, lest ‘Thursday! SMe wait will be rainored, ine | cpr oedireat 1038 Fifth avenut frer. sear Crenhesrt Boyle bas told the whole story o evening. Although the evenir y ¥ S/HAVE you a ranch for sale or ex-|@ ery, Squash, Pieklen, I “the crime. He said that Rog- rr stormy, there was « coodly company |few days to the clty’s building at | sae LSE Sty, Bauaah, Fickies, ‘the gun on Baker while bo} a. now headquarters butiding of | !n attendance, all participated | the corner of Fifth avenue and Yor-| Qye | TY hupption ay the “Building Trades’ council” on) 1m the enjoymients of the evening, er way. Two rooma on the Beo-| Gas A niriclly” modren @ te iin Fourth avenue between Pike and| Youth and beauty were there, The | OF oceuptes ie Pine streets, is completed, and the| middle-aged and more elderly ones ant in the city hall the final finishing touches are be-| renewed their youth, and all went a by the engineers and ing applied, away merry an “marriage bells.” |draughtamen who look after the C ‘The large hall is taid with canvass | Those danced who always dance and|dar river water plant and tf» in readiness for the house | know how, and those whose hair was| The change was made at the ur wart which is to be given Tues-| tinged with £7, ye . the step at et m Of the the o where they had left it off twenty- city ha Oe eee © years. age, Some whe had|to being expose ; PERRY QUEENAN [resis mvze "ove "racer “rt | comes te ety al oan are EXPECTED SOON | svete tre that wees hove rene |e ee ing in the stove in the corner. The a. music was firet-class, and a very Perry Queenan, under thé man-|Dieasant evening was passed In every jement of Biddy Bishop, will prob-|POrewer a nae OF THE SEA ‘gone gieaning tm the held” for the last couple of months, and i add- coin r® come. tog & Dumber of new members .: Queenan | meets Welter weight Wee Kaen} councys. NEW YORK, Nov, %—The sub- Champion Dick Case December marine boat Fulton rése from the! ‘This will undoubtedly draw one of bottom of the bay at 10:90 o'clock aaeane terday morning efter having son fitem ihe tact that both sen Been submerged 18 hours under Yeat ioe oveeiy patched, both in. exes conditions. The crew said there was phn Ro discomfort In breathing and are ae eee, Ser Se enthusiastic over the possibilities of Snowden: “Case hae Phit - the craft. ‘Three hours ts the longest ‘tenieed thfully or obeyed | Mra, Frederick W. Newet!, of Van| time apent under water by any Tadttuctions ‘ot his trainers’ as] Anselt, ie dangerously il at Provi-| United States mubinarine boat kere- he is now doing. He Is within a few | dence bonpital, Beatle, tofore. plainaeadal * ose Y2 Weight and ae he Wa8l a. van Asscit wchools will hold New Goods Arrived jo weeks more (0 trail, WS! propriate Thanksgiving exercises| a4. aa disuse .| Thursday afternoon. The program! second ave., have Just received & will be under the direction of Prof.!jarge shipment of Ladies Walking Kid Madden, one of Case’s| John Kingsbury Bult Skirts, Cloaks and French Flan- - mene 4 7 ct fs ve ‘ork. Scant ant “where YOU! scisg Kate Brown will entertain! 4t., vane tim are waving ‘a apecini eyes if you can age Q0Y-l ine Woman's Christian Temperance ee but Case in the ght. Union at her home. Smith's Lane, Ad ae ‘attern Hate ot $3.00, $4.60 The war _ between wn | Py hy 8 for 2% cents a loaf. Ey fo ko wane yee ore iy onl e Mra. Arthur Ward, of George-| windows of the soul. A pair of my. tawn, who recently returned from &| ginsses will keep tthem healthy ant visit at Three Rivers. Mich. Is very/ bright. 910 Heussy building, Third il, She te now at Providence hos-|gnd Pike. pital, Beattle. Funeral of John Graf ~ MACHINISTS) 2s sm-srsrsxslf STAR PAINT CO. last Thursday at Green Lake, was held yesterday afternoon from the! 300-302 Pike St. re chapel of Bonnay.and Stewart. Rav.) more machinists have gone to| John F. Damon officiated. { eg afed 20) Mr, Graf came to Oregon from | fam thes ¥ulcan anape rare the | peatiie’ twp vena leter, mat hed | Largest and Best e SET) ee | Line of Paper with the machinists, The | here. | Jacob Stover Buried ‘The funeral of Jacob Stover was|[M in the city. If you want cheap working — held from the Salvation Army halt! paper, we have a large selec- ving increased wag-|ot 2 eerie ad oye ges tion. macht - | the ttle vat rmy nists (0 DG ab- | Ona mieny odtalde members attend- ae Drug War are ample, and we are determined to i Rieu g Kk it ont.” vat Magar ‘won| Cut prices in every cor- oe weekly chapel exenc! P ; Fined for inhumanity held this morning at the university, (ner, but through it all this , ig Simon Nomile was fined $10 by | #” interesting program was render- | Judge George this morning for al- | $7 | : | Piano solo ete Mise Gruell : Jowti Gisabled horse, ned by joc e jowing a dleabled horse, ow Mandolin nnd guitar siections.--- | You get just what you ask Grecbtyman Vieinoizee “traditions “in” the"indlana toni. |for. You pay less here than three| _w. 8. Mayfield has reported to the | “Yale University Reminiscence anywhere else. uff) police that T. J. Mann had passed|_--- « .. Prof. F. M. F | -\a bogus check had re- iversity song ... Students | 2otinee bottie..........100 Riledvel ae ae F®| Class and University Yells and "Vo- pint bottle #20 cal Expedients,’ Hazel, pinta (Dickinson's). he FERRY BOAT TO Ramond #, Meany will soon Been tan on Wite. is Coke Dandruff BE LAID OFF Warner's Sate Syrup of Figs saan — Stuart's. Dyspepsia ‘Tablets . Wiiliame’ Pink Pilin ... ‘The West Seattle ferry boat, City Caticura Ointment . of Senttle is laid up for tts annual Horlick's,Malted: Mik. ree fnapeetion today. Until the boat Mellin’s Food . Fetioes her ran, 6 regular train ser: Pinkham's Vegetable Compound vice will be given between this city aria cout Cunt and the suburb on the other side of ahaha sont # the bay. ! SCARLET FEVER |eame yvour ed of Rearlct | Prescriptions ‘* ‘Three cases of Aearlet fever More Time Given on Public Work} ,.7>r¢*, Casem Of Rearlet fever wor i tption Hot Water Bottles, 2 quarts. — fam and Minnie Beatty, of 408 fe Hot Water Bottles, quarts Board of Works Meeting et, and Johnny Vestal, re oF ntain Syringes, 2 quarta......% Pine street. We guarantee Reliability, ski] fountain Syringes, % quarts the meet y ; and Promptness. Ing of the ! of ult wat ots eaters IM THE STATE ——— “n} & Goetz, contractors, | East Madison. street, "Bloat | A Republican city convention Ie ‘ Sha Tueltth, Thirteenth, Sixteenth and] Heing held thie afternoon in Port ‘Telephone, Main 787. Summit favedue, Boylston gare. | adi 24 sve. and Columbia. Tel. Main 192] ¢ 5 8 waane aa bd ‘hipped aa 3 | tle, has been arrested in Port ‘Town- [QPPPEP TYNES SSHAHARSDIDIIRD Va HO RERHRHH HPAP HDD 2 wend for the theft of two fed order bad to be made over, und on ptt se Wate ¥g ° ami ea PLAGE OF , Oa, Gonde Low Hothing count of the machinists’ strike, no| (wets nel ae Por aatre™ nr PRICES William H. Giliand, a. fire The Heattle Central Ratiway com-| at the Norehport mmotter ene plained that the contractors on the y on *\verely beaten by highwaymen s Acts avenue water main had 1« ft| day iorning. ‘hey were frighten he Altech open ao dong that theluway batons’ obidinine’ ciliate earth has caved in and carried dirt | money, | Dive could be secured at ail In'som: |" Fisher's hotel at Port Ludiow. | “ ge and We have just recetved « t quantities ‘of holiday goods, roduce them tothe public, will put them upon | A mass meeting of Republicans fn order to:introduce t “te ul p will be held in Puratlup Wednesday Tuesday and Wednesday from li a, im. to 3 p,m, wt and below the earth = been|night to hominate a municipal SAFES. qaat pene soeeasht | tick Knitted Bf, Bhoes and Leather Pooteos be ordered to fee Knitted Baby Shoes and , eee matter was| ‘The city charter of ‘Tacoma t# to|f ig tet red to the tendent of|be amended to provide for a board|g fc rink Lor with power to act, of health | Po ay ae paces rading East Olive Stroot - — a are, + Specifications were appsoved for A Son Born Call {fi and te convinced that we do just as we advertise the ‘grading and porking- of Fast| Mr. and Mrs. Dupia of 7 , Z 4 Mrs. Dupta of Lake Wash: fend en rem Thivty-sevents av-| ington were m happ por 1 ghd eke Washington and wood-|ing by the appearance of an in: én sidewalking Whitman BYenue| son. pines 4 THE FAIR fire'st EHUD VPRED UREN EUR ELDER MP EVOREREENER DORR EER ERED QUeee ee aa Naa aaa aareIDII TARDE > wea| store keeps its good name. | SPRSPHRRIT dd SIBTIIDDD Ceeeeee © | | | | | | | | | | only. first-cla European plan | im Comnoce S-room houne, close tn, north of Yeulor way; must be finely fur nished: references given, Call or (SHANNON'S _ La dedidaddedadadad th hd thd tl * ot a a “ ~ é ¥ VERTIQN PRETTY AND UNIQUE @ DANGERS OF OVER EXERTION PRET WEDDING POINTED OUT TO WOMEN cs oniaciesre an n.Syney | Smyth Married neo of 150 4 ing of Mien nd K. Sidney Smith, siness man of Beat the Unitarian ume vy, 2, t tng of the 4 bread-ws 1 bi The weitle it ning re 4 a intellectual or | th “ of Mrs, Della fuet r tot the brother ach 4 he firm of H. andy P of th therefor anner in which the ceremony he will not 1 nducted wax particularly prete direction. 4 yue et litte girly, pupils of the bride, clad tm Vital Organs hite, carrying waite flowers The reason that the » camers of golden ribbon, girl of tod: yer | in two rows through ¢he” muscular is a reliable test of! much force n walking : le of the church. On Raat | | phystoal health. ing, teunts and golf, and other # 1K sitar the Vines of oli i pecmume th h 1 . ted, forming en alsl bs _, Only So Much Force other and ‘more|in by the yellow bands of golds, | i This tallacy—injurious to men as| valuable f 4 have put it h this aisle the bridad E: well us to women—has done much to t, after all, | pas The bride's tail and 4 fomter the notion that women and ny lowest of hu: | esuue figure Jooked strikingly han | girls who are able to play golf and Muscle lw useful ax a) some in her bridal costun hs 3 tennia all ¢ improved in end: it wan ne n- | being caught at crown by & Wreath health in pr they have r and end blossoms sent from her y | improved in e truth ia, as ¢ fact that women a f fn Southern California, the sche annot eat and — mune Th ide wan given away by hep one's cake and ave | An nger t at all of physical! @zed mother, who was gowned tg | aauie ron | impro chusge. arines | ¥ jored satin, covered with, & | wh force, | from th «thening of the lower black chiffon, ane has | limbs ally a woman's fegeare| The young bride is well Bia definite and | amerter ts portion to her heal among the musical circles this %| asniniiat » and t hystologist knows is| city and has @ host of Set evi- | much nerve d Part’ of| achieved by impoverishing the con. | denced by the beautiful and emeesmest §) this will be rec ep hin in| dition and development of Important | ingly numerous wedding | presenta, Yl healthy physical condition: to Pp) internal organs, Tail, mvscular wo- |The bappy couple left on the even= 3) nis heart pumping his blood are by no means phys ing boat for a thr | the veamols, conveying nutritive and king, the best mol through California, | reparative elements to brain and limt - -_——— 8 Keep Highways Clean s procured rt this f Edward 8. C } enue photographer, |4 and Cowley and Cowley, a firm om © | the same street, charging them with | blocking the public highway, Spec=; (1) ‘Sceecere 1 Officer Tom Bevan swore to All white costumes have been giv-| brooding downward in an immensely | complaints. He alleges that tie en the word of approval for the win-| #mart way. firms in question had left ter as well a for the summer: cer-| The rage for white has brought er-| barrels in front of their mine to the fore. Boleros of ermine, | places of business over Sunday, Jackets, cuffs, pellerines and finally | ter being cautioned not to do 60, whole long coats of ermine with| 7 un tainly not for the street, but for car- riage wear, for elegant reunions and receptions, A white cloth gown Tuesday and Wednesday Left for 8): Avie iets cow cov-| Brindetiiigs “oe. anie “tal “are! Sent to Steilacoom Thanksgiving Sale Selling Shoes are certainly the one thing that Seattle people must care- fully consider—in this climate the shoes must be right or there are doctor bills to pay, The busy store’s shoe department is crowded ‘with interesting values in shoes that wear solid leather throughout, neat laste Sizon 6 to # Bizes i toi Hines 12 6 Children’s Finest Kangaroo Calf ta, Hehool Shoes, net, #tylish las grand wearing Sizes 6 to 8... Sines 6% to 1h Sines 11% to 2 ‘Children's Fine Kid Skin Winter Dress Shoes, heavy, flexible, fatr-stitohed soles, perfect f ting and astonishing good 15 ao wearers: Bisew Bines #% to TI . Sines 11% to Bo... Ls Boy? feamiess Kangaroo Calf Behoot Shoes, rett grand-wear- ing upper stock, splendid soles and counters- Sizes 11 to? .. Bises 2% tob%... . Boye’ O0 Grain Bchool Shoes, w lined; counters nicely cove heavy soles, splendid for ha service wear, all sizes fro to OM, Der, palr .... Young Ladiew” Kangaroo Cait School Bhoer, low heel, best soles and counters, sizes 2\4 «$2.00 value: Pha: Ladies’ Chrome “Tanned Shoes, ou new Berlin lasts, heavy fleafble soles, $2.00 value; Kangaroo “Cait” Bhoes, wtitch- Thaukegiving sale price Ladi heavy fexible fair jon, $2.50 value; Kangaroo #kin tops, the ide wtorm Shoes, $3.00 valu Thanksgiving Sale price Ladiew ‘tox Calf Kiondike Bhoe 16 Inches long, tops of fin kangaroo akin, heavy Goodyear welted soles, ‘the beat storm and rainy-day shoes made; value; Thankagiving Sale pri 50 Peterson’s 2°, 208, 210 ATERPROOF SHOES For Winter TREEN SHOE (0, 707 First Ave., Seattle CLINE’S PIANO HOUSE For Reliable Goods Cor, Seoand and Union HOTEL BUTLER 96%9 f * ji}. io oaicn vie SEATTLE’S|@AFE AND @QRILL Room largest and HOTEL ton | FREDRICK & CO, Wholesale and Retail, ; Manufacturers of waterproof horse _ The important science of optics Is NOT A BIDS ise Jewelers and Opticians J) ana Wagon covers, dnah aprons, wag- | Ov 1s give perfect satisfaction. SUE with us ‘Thousands testify to our ability, si20g 718 Becond avenue on tops and umbrellas. We aive good value for your money they have had their eyes scientifically examined Nugget Jewelry a ie ‘Try us and be satisfied. Special in- | ("4 PROPERLY FITTED by us. ri hd Tel. Main 1026. 62 Yesier Way | ducoments for the holidays. eed CLAY EVERSOLE, 108 Second Avenue, Seattle, WE 8d. sanesid-s5. OURO red, rd nikal vin) fale price ...... ..... 1.0 PRICES THE LOWEST it Is Easily the Strongest Line in the City Children’s Elk Calf School Shoes, Ladies’ Patent Enamel Calf Win- ter Drees Shoes, top of mat kid, heavy extension Year welt rope stitched soles: the handsomest wet-weather whore made, $5 value; Thanks: siving Sale price. + 84.00 on n- ot to Men's Union- Douglas’ Axteo Calf Shoes, joodyear Welt, per pair : 88.00 Joodyear 82.00 Rox Calf, jamel Calf, palr ..... oes 400 Douglass’ “Valour Calf Bootes, 4il the comfort of a shoe with the protection of a boot, Just right for the middie and elder- ly gentleman; per pair Dougiaas’ Winter Vick ¢ WHEE ocenavinesoscess Douginws Valour Calf, F Winter Vict and silt edge line; om, * 00 SIGN of the BIG COPFER POT 30c COFFEE It's our own blend, and for body and strength it's better than any one Coffee on the market. Special for Saturday 3c Ipment of designs and just arrived. with decorated i vase to matel ner; a variety of lgna to ‘ch from A Lamp @ trifle larger, Os. Rhodes Bros. 1331 Second Ave. paws —_—__—_——_ | Phone Main 953. 1426-28 Fourth Ave., Near Pike St, Washington Tent @ Awning) FAMILY WINE and sa Company. (lnc.) a] among the beautiful things offered white toque with hanging ends,| by the furrlers. Little, if any, will be| Sadie Gilbert and “Lacy @ a long white taffeta coat lined with| Worn on the street, « great deal with| were committed to the insane | satin and strapped with panne, is a| all reception totlets. On evening | lum this morning by Judge toflet suggested for # wedding recep-| fowns expecially will bands of er-| Miss Gilbert is a young woman, tion in November, . White panen cut} mine have # great success, Empire| Lucy Green a girl of 10 years, into scallops on the edge and em-| gowns of black panne with ermine broidered with fet is one of the iong-| boleros and ermine hems will be ele- LOSS $100,000 haired cloth, the sleeves of which] xant for a midwinter reception. have long bouffantertes of black] scarfs of black tulle will soften the| NORTH WEYMOUTH, pe 4 mounneline effect, and a black lace veil draped|25.—The Bradley Fertilizer a The cravat is of black velvet, and] over white tulle will form the toque./| were burned this morning, at @ “j | the tuyban of black velvet with tor-| | The empire gown in cloth for the| of $100,000, ad, sade of ‘neu bine taffeta through| street is contemplated and models fe y which a Black ostrich plume is thrust | have appeared. It will be worn with | Street Committee to Meet — its sweep encircling the hat andi a long, loose coat. The council street committee a = = == | meet in special session at 2 a | PHILADELPHIA, Pa., Nov. 2%—At Freehold, N.J., yesterday, Lieut. | tomorrow, afternoon, to coneai iy Joacquin Calabtero, formerly of the Cuban army, was convicted of steal- | provement club, which desirde 4 | ing a trained monkey from Senora Rosalle Abrue, a wealthy Cuban wo- | cil to order the grading of 30) ; | man. fotent seseute s by ot 4 It appeared from the evidence that Calablero had gent the animal | Aimy te pe uet OF tne streets: posed to be improved has not away because he was jealous of the attention bestowed upon it by Rosa- ase the committee. pr lie. The latter admitted that the monkey ate at the sume table with her, When buying articles advertise drank from the same glass, and habitually hugged and kissed her, this paper, epeake of the Biase | PERSONAL | | We are NOT MAKING ANY AL- TERATIONS, nor \are we «moving | | from our present quarters, but ave} still al No. 713% Second Ave. where we are selling Pianos In th SAME OLD, SUBSTANTIAL Way, jas we always did, ys 4 we promise to duplicate any prices y and terms offered you by other firms, QUALITY considered, of | course. Upon investigation you will | find our «tatements true, and we ask ‘Sherman, Clay & Co. Table Linen Specials | STEINWAY DEALERS regular value 5c, for, yard. 72-inch extra heavy All ‘Linen Cream Damask, three patterns, regular value Thc, for, yard 72-inch All Linen Cream Damask, beautify $1.25, for, yard. 58-inch Cream Union Linen Damask, several patterns to choose — Bew Special Prices on Women’s Dress Skirts Walking Skirts, of dark mixed { Black Serge Skirth, made cheviots, with double stitched groups of vertieal tucks, flounce, regularly $9.50, for $5.00 flounce richly trimmed Black Broadcloth Flare Skirt, rows of stitched satin, for trimmed with stitched taffeta, $12.50, for . formerly $12.60, for $9.80 Very handsome Broad- } Black Broadcloth Skirt, cloth Skirt, the deep flounce of with four one-inch tucks q black velvet applique, worth flounce, trimmed with stitched $14.50, for $12.50 taffeta, worth $12.50, for. $10.50, Childre Jackets, of Venetian cloth, Cheviot and Kersey, red) 1 brown, blue and black, sizes 6 to 12 years, worth $3.50, $5 | clearing out, at each, i] Sea is, worth $2; special thi: om Large Blackbirds, special this we < h Plumes, worth $1.50; at, each . nd Me Your Ear fidren’s Soft Felt Hats, gray, tan ani spe i Misses’ Felt Flats, red, gray, tam and blue; special, at, each.. now do you hear any jarring or = raw tones? No; of course not! G6 Hi b Nothing. but mellow, rich amd tal . Holcom notes; because this is the PEASH | PIANO, and is perfect in tone and OPTICIAN a3 action. It i# the plano you want, 216-218 Burke Building, cer. Second | None other eo good at the price of from $375.00 upward. Also a large | stock of other standard makes to se. lect from, WE PREPARE Prescriptions { o8t%ks } And Would Like to Prepare Yours We give you Purity, Accutacy, Re- Nability. Deliveries made anywhere in the city, Open all night, Phone, Main Stewart& Holmes Drag Co, 627 First Avenue D.S. Jonnston 0 903 Second Avenue Burke Bullding SEATTLE OPTICAL CO. Manutfa turing Opticians, EYES TESTED FREE ]}} 2 OF CHAR( ESTABLISHED 4890 ee OF GHAR YOUR LAUNDRY Is made & special care at our place. We take pridein seaing ry plece of work that goes out of our laundry Is oft ronner & Co, fh ieiise Pee: | lars and cuffs are rough edged we make them as smooth as new, You will find this @ desirable ad- Tol. Main 1060, 602 Pik | vantage whether you are a “rubber-neck” or not. Our Call PRC | 1 rices are Attracting @ host of pleased customers, Gel | in line. | THE ONE-PRICE Queen City Laundry LIQUOR STORE eID OR ae <a aS