The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 28, 1901, Page 4

j OUTE OF THE GABLE Shamber of Commerce Thinks | ~ WShould Come North | he chamber of commerce yester- | Wilopted the report of the na-| legislation committee favor- ‘The northern route for the trans- fie cable to the Philippines. It to transmit to congress and ‘the introduction of the bill) That effect, as published in xes-| day's Star. Phe bill provides that the cable | Mail be built from the northwest ‘Of the state of Washington by /of Alaska and the Aleutian Isi- , to Manila. ‘The rates for trans- Hon of messages shall be not to fed 25 cents per word from the terminus to Alaska, and 60 ‘& word from the Beastern ter= to the Philippines. The sen- and representatives from the of Washington are asked to in- the bill in both branches of chamber went on record as oving the bill of Congressman ‘of Michigan, which provides | ¢able to run from San Fran- by way of Honolulu to the ‘This is known as the route. eas of Alaska Fecommendation of the com- On Alaskan. affairs that the ‘of the Northwest be urged @ liberal government ap- for a road from Valdes, | to the Yukon river, was) jopted. On this road $193,000 has Ready been expended, but an ad- @ppropriation is necessary, enators and representatives of western states will be ask- ‘use their influence to get the tion. ‘The chamber feels opening of transportation the building of passable Mhrough the territory of Al- i greatly promote the pub- Fort Lewten tition recently made by the for an enlargement of Fort | ‘Will be presented to the Un- tes army board, which has reorganization in charge. on will be placed before by Gen. Geo. M. Randall, commanding the depart- x Columbia. : infantry force will be ed for Fort Lawton for both in- u and domestic reasons. It that there should be a ‘the farthest west of the chain Fy posts covering the Can- border, it should be one of barracks, water and les, and additional roads, of City Water Office for —Labor Figures total reaching in round ; 4 tober considered “off” months, and tmerease for the month exceeds far this month the free public ment office has furnished 1313 is as against 1162 in Novern- Sent to Reform Schoo! Ml Borie and Harry Muddy, wi were enga, wh Rogers in the hold-up of Bake ner thi at her home, 1121 Union Mr, and Mrs, M, 1B. Downs will en tertain a few fr # at dinner this afternoon at th idence, 135 Terry avenue fon, Del Cary Smith, of Sp and Worthy Presktent o the} Fraternal Order of Pag ia in Se-| attle on an official tour of the West-| ern Washington and British Colum. | bin Aeries of tho F. 0. E. Mr, Smith} ts acompanied by his wite. At the meeting of Seattle Aer! No. 1, . E.On Sunday last, 36 ‘applications for membership wv read, and 23 Initiated, and at a cial meeting on Tuesday, Novemb 24, 22 applicants had Wings put them, including the Hon. Cann, five members of the city coun M1 and six members of the “Devil's! Auction” Company. | ‘The Order of, W social on Monday tn the large hall erie, Dancing was til a late hour. crowd In attendance. REASON SHE STRUCK HIM Diamond Gentleman Took Her to the Wrong Show hington gave a Yovember agie’ Tt occurred at one of Seatle's “leading theaters one night this! week. A gentleman of color from| Black Diamond invited his best 5: attle girl to go to the theater, but being @ stranger he wasn't just sure| what theater she would like best. | Of course she told him she wanted to see Black Patti. Unfortunately for| the gentleman of color he forgot| which theater Black Patt! was play-| i at and secured seats for one o! the downtown theaters. Whe curtain rose on the performance and hia honey girl discovered that ashe Was not going to see Black Patti, there was a scene not laid down on the bills. Officer Ryan interfered and conducted both parties to the police station, where the lady of color ex- plained: “Of course I stuck him, that fool fellow promised to take me to} see Black Patti, ‘stead of that he took me to see ‘one of them whit Can you blame me for not loving that man?” Cable Strands Considerable public inconventence was caused last night between 1:10 and 8:45 o'clock by the suspension of traffic on the James atreet lina, caused by the breaking of « strand im the cable. ——@—_—— Buy stock Inter-State Fisheries Co., 303 Pacific block. Witter Springs Medical Water cures rheumatism, eczema and all blood and skin diseases. At dru; gists or 1210 Firs Judge} | mill, | trash shows; of course I llcked him. | 1903, Coal, wood, ‘phone Seattle Fuel Co, ture of lower prices is well known Ladies’ mercerized black Italian Petticoats, 14-in. ruffle, with 6-in. accordion plaited ruffle, edged with 2-In. wide corded Storerin North Seattle reoentiy, | ruffle, $2.50 SEATTLE’S BUSY STORE Friday News From. the Skirt and Walst Section Several splendid values in skirts and two from the waist depart- ment are told of here—marked as selling. Most of them show quite a large reduction trom the prices you usually pay for similar qualities at other stores—but that fea- Read the news—should be interesting. LABOR NEWS IN BRIEF (Thia column the Btar, ta committee, by Typo Hoa present accurate information of hap pentngs in the world of industry.) and by #0 doing the work ld be shortened. nted for the purpose large convention 0 Union No, 202, to labor r this state would ach union by coming Into lc touch ishbor organt . tion, and would help to bring from We cannot view with any feeling] tho unorwanised world true men other than that of contempt, the| 4d women Into the various organt- 4 : xations, until all are marching un- present epidemic of injunctions be-| S8r the banner of a union. ing showered upon the heads of la bor leaders and members of labor Important Question ‘At the coming session a full re- watons, port of the work done at the last « ary to prove a man, or body sion of the legislature will be of men, guilty of a crime before|A copy will then be printed, and passing judgment. Our later-day| When in the hands of each union, federal authorities, at the bid of| Will prove to be @ valuable weapon Proceed to enjoin | for defense and offense in the cause upposed to be about | Of organized labor, to transpire. Thus does tho boasted| “There are many questions at this) liberty of American citizens begin| time that require thought and care to be looked upon as a misnomer, | ful study, and It Is our gincere hope | that organised labor may see in this Reaction Wilt Occur mo ‘an advanced step | embra: uy portunity of getting The injunction ts being #0 liberally | for labor what is justly theirs.” bestowed upon law-abi citizens that @ reaction is bound to soon oc- | a Ye, Went Down in Defeat cur. When all judges learn, as did 7 | Of all the legisiation introduced tn of Chicago, @ few | cong last semsion of benefit to Soa ee te ere oned nant | the laboring man-—some 15 bille—all other will be found to take his| Uut two went down to partial or piace; that they may fill up their | SmPlete defeat. jails with injunction breakers 48) succeeded they did in the cigarmakers’ strike in New York, and yet the picket line remain uabroken; from all rengthe ‘Time was when it becam: imilar bodies have ng enacted into many measures for relief of fifth 8 La- reat promise of laws the producer, and that working men| hor Congress gives are at last coming to claim ¢hetr| eolurui results own, though compelled to do #o by nanan? the crude and fiogical weapon, the Notes strike, then will the judiciary pow- . > h er be used for its rightful purpo vided awons the a When Editors Go to Jail Let us glean courage from the fact that as now the c editor to jail for | Philade! bor temple. Th are now nearly 1000 trade unions in Canada. Less than three years ago there Were only about 400, Uris are bending | 4 Hinee the close of the machinist strike the membership of the inter- ntempt, and the national association, with headquar- freedom of the p sis in Jeopardy, ters at Washington, has increased editorial batteries the country over | fers ¢t jwashingts will be trailed upon the injunction | Montana enjoys the distinction of paying its labor the highest wages ‘The more people assailed the near-/ of any state in the union. The er the doom of the autocratic power plumbers in Butte recently of the Injunction, which ha: ue tO given an advanc be used as @ weapon by @ vain and | per parial court. State Labor Congress Wm. Blackman, president of the State Labor congress, has issued a call for the fifth session of that body to be convened at Tacoma Jan. 10, were s: Membership, membership, 1900, 33,905. on hand in local treasuries, $1,064, outstanding ; benefits pald in 1900, $410,705.20; grand total of benefits paid in 2h years 2 months, 64737, 840.69, DRUG WAR ON HIGH-PRICED | DRUGGISTS No Combination of Druggists Can Make Rules for Us to Sell By |These Are a Few of Our | Prices: | Beef, Iron and Wins | Warner's Safe Cure. | Peruna 3 Paine’s Celery Compound... Scott's Emulsion .. Syrup of Figs. Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablet: Horlick’s Maited Milk..,.. Me Food ..... Cuticura Ointment Packer's Tar Soap Mennin's Taleum Powder. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Swift's Specific Kilmer's Swamp Root Pierce's Golden Medical Pierce's Favorite Prescription Hot Water Bottles, 2 quarts Hot Water Bottles, 3 quart Fountain Syringes, 2 quarts... Fountain Syringes, % quarts Telephone, Main 787. . Co. Pike St. and Second Ave, A portion of the call reads as fol- | lows: “At the last seasion of the congress it was thought best to hold a con- vention early in the year, so that Measures of interest to the laborer and mechanic of this state could be drafted and indorsed by the con- gress, and later, when the campaign is on, ¢0 see to it that men are ni inated and elected for the | ture who will vot into Ia) Say What Is Wanted “I would suggest that each or- ganization draft what legisiation it thinks would be of interest to their craft and then their delegates would be in @ position to do effective work, special prices for Friday to be a Busy Store characteristic. Discov- Ladies’ Italian Cloth Petticoat l4-in, wide ruffie, with 5-in. wide accordion plaited ruffie and dust ruffle, $2 value; sale petites + 1.05 'e’re agents for the celebrated McGee patent adjustable yoke Petticoats; nothing like them on the market. Ladies’ McGee Adjustable Pet- tieoata, #ESRP SERERSESESRRSET tbe Italian yoke, 12-in. wide ruffle, trimmed with three rows of narrow ruffling and heavy corded facing, each . ‘ 82.5) McGeo Mercerized Italian Cloth Rainy-day Undernkirt, 22 rows of stitching around’ bottom, corduroy bound, 12-in. wide ruffle, each ... 0-4-8225 McGee black and white check You Will Have to Hurry If you want some of those “Pingrees Gloria’ The new shoe for THH SEATTLE STAR For Dividing Ninth Ward At the meeting of the University the sommunity Chad committee on atre ported that tt” h to obtain a pr attle Wlectrio Com minute service on the Mn it waa ordered that the mn mittee be continued and in. structed to keep a lookou! ordinance on the #ojeot that # introduced in the coun- of Brooklyn t railways 4 been uni mise from Gen Mekinaon of the Be y for a 16. niveraity oar ofl, A committee of three was appoint ed to confer with committees trom the Green Lake and Fremont Im- provement Clubs to arrange for a division of the Ninth ward into two rate wards. was considerable talk of petitioning the council for additional water mains to Join the extension of the city's pipes, which will soon reach Brooklyn, MISCREANT FIRES ON CAR ttle and Renton Line Passengers on one of the Seattle & Renton street cars had an exciting experience yesterday _ afternoon Shortly after a car had left Colum bt coming Into this city, what seomed to be a bullet crashed through the car, breaking glass win. dows on both sides, No one was hurt and after: the occurrence gully party could not be found Qo to Spinnin, * for bicycle repaira 5 a Diamond Ice~Best toe, vice, laste longest, est wer- the} WATER RENT QUARTERLY ls Becoming Popular, Says Treasurer Rathbun According to statements ma/ officials in the city treasure to pay water rents quarterly instead of monthly, fs meeting with popular favor among the water consumers, “I have talked to scores of con- sumers as they come into my of- fice,” wnid ‘Treasurer Bam Rathbun, “and almont to a person they favor the quarterly payment plan. They say they oan pay it just as easy four times a year as twelve times ® year and they will be relieved of noyance of going to the treas- urer's office every month, where there ie usually a rush and they lose much Ume in taking their turn in the line. Under the new plan pay the rents any time during the first six weeks of the quarter,” con- tinued Mr. Rathbun, ‘The saving to the city will be at least $600 a month. One clerk ean be done away with entirely and the cost of sta- tlonery will be a considerable When 11,000 duplicate receipts must they can |be made out every month, you ean readily what work there is on account of it in my office. @ new bill is now in the hands of the fire and water committee and will probably be reported on next week, Given Six Months Marry Long was tried for burglary Tel, Main 1059, | yesterday in the superior court. FREDERICK & NELSON—Pine Furniture FRIDAY SPECIALS THAT ANY HOME CAN USE Malfadozen durable regular values reduced strongly for Friday to make new friends for the store. Mall orders post- marked not later than Saturday will be filled at these prices, No telephone orders for Friday specials will be filled. DRESSER $18.75 Solid Oak Dresser, full swell front, two large drawers and two small drawers; base is v: bas ry large; top is Zixé in.; inging beveled French plate mirror—these come in assorted shapes—28x44 in.; regular price $27.00; special for Friday TS MITER RUGS FOR FRIDAY SPECIAL Another Lot Miter I Brussels, Vel y each . 100 of them; one lot consisti Brussels and Wilton Carpets, Frilay, CED Silver Plated Knives and For! aot of cin, regular 00.55; wan nee quadruple plate, + B1.25 OO Fancy regul is; =! Ingrain Carpet Samples—Granites, Friday, each Wool, Friday, each ...... Rug Fringe, double head to m REDERICK & NELSON HOME FURNISHERS Second Avenue and Madison Street English Earthen Teapots, © prices from Sbe, $1.00 and hoice on Friday .......500 whieh 80 he above samples, per yard The #pecitic nse was breaking | into @ house and stealing ar r coat. Long went on the mand and admitted taking the 0c but claimed the door of the house was 1. ‘The family were eating in an ining room at the time. Loot noid was hungry and took the |coat to get money to pay for a job| at an employment office, He pawned the coat and ¢laims he intended to take ft out and return ft as noon as earned the money, The jury found him guilty with a recommen4- ation to mercy, and Judge Orifin gave him six months in the pent- tentiary. Clipper Line’s New Offic ‘Tho Pacific Clipper line has moved its uptown office to 618 First avenue. ‘This company advertises the J. 8. Kimball to sail for San Francisco to- morrow at 2 p. m. La Roche, moved to ii First ave. —~——— New line of Belt Buckles, W. H. Finck £16 Becond ave. Kegley- McIntyre Co, 111 Occidental Ave. Phone Main 498 100 boxes to choose from ico “Waxens,’’ per box...800 10 boxes “Northern Spy,’’ per DOR iesss sivisessors taccd ++ 900 Both are very fancy apples and finely packed, although not large— are a very popmar family size, 5 boxes fancy Bell Flowers. Balance of lot are Kings, Pippins, Gravensteins; all at that will take them with a rush, Sweet Potatoes, 20 Ibs.. AMUSEMENTS. GRAND rouse HOUSE Theate: JOHN CORT. MANAGER "Phone, Main 65. Only Big Review of the Season Last Performance Tonight. EXTRA MATINER TODAY, CHAS. H. YALE Presents the Everlasting ’ Devil’s Auction ‘Twentieth Edition. Keyed Up to Minute @-Actors and Actremes—40 Prices—$1.00, Tic, S00 and 2c. GRAN Joba Cort, Mgr. Beattic’s OPERA Seatties HOUSE Theater. Phone, Main 66. Three Nights, Beginning Next Mon- day, December 2, SARAH COWELL LeMOYNE And Her Company, Presenting The First Duchess of Marlborough Liebler & Co., Managers. Prices—$1.60, $1.00, Tbc, We, Seats on sale Sunday, 10 a. m. S 3. HOWR, Mgr Tel, stata 43 The Leading Theeter ‘Two Thankagtving Performances ‘Today. WANG WANG Best Voices Ever Heard tn Seattle. Jules Grau’s Opera Co. Friday night—“DOROTHY.” Saturday night and matinee—"RIP VAN WINKLE.” SEATTLE THEATER 4. ¥ MOWK, Manager Yel Mais 43 The Leading Theater, For the Week Start: December ist, JAMES L. M'CABE ta Maloney’s Wedding Day Pretty Girls! Beautiful Costumes! Special Scenery! Sunday, Seats on sale Friday. Prices—26c, 0c and Tbe. Throughout the store except row, in carrying out our plan in the week, by offering even better night's Btar, Now that Thaokagi the buying from now on will have tendency th fact, every day, though many of eifte, if #0 desired. DOWN STAIRS BARGAINS— Plain white breakfast plates, of English Porcelain, at, each be. Only atx to a customer Polished Glass Lamps, complete with No. 1 burner and chimney, lamp 1s 18 inches high; price 190. Decorated Opal Goap Dishes, each fo. ‘olished Glasa Jelly Dishes, on foot, regular value lbo, at, each 6 cents, Bale limited. Polished Glass Tumblers, at, each, 2¢, Welsbach Gas Mantles, each, 13 cents, COOK BOOKS—SPECIAL— White House and 20th Century Cook Books, worth $1.28 each; choice, Friday, 636. Martha Washington Cook Books, with special helps for the beginner, regular Wc valua at 19 cents. TABLETS—SPECIAL— 100 Tablets on Bale Friday at, ch, 4c, reularly worth Only one to @ customer, how- ever. DRAPERY SPECIALS— %-inch Curtain Swiss, In dots, stripes and figures, regularly worth 160 a yard; Friday bargain at 1c. 4 Table Covers, in good qual ity tap: y, regular price $1.26, Bateens, for quilts, Worth lbe and 18c, Friday special at 124c a yard. ART NEEDLEWORK— Stamped Pillow Shams, at, the pair, 690. Stam; Tray Cloths, hem- stitched, at, each, 5c. Applique Bureau Scarfs, worth Tée, at, each, S90. EMBROIDERY SPECIALS— The Embroidery Sale adver- tised for Monday last will be con- tinued tomorrow. The lot repre- sents the entire overplus stock of one of the largest Swiss £m- broidery Manufacturers. Here are the values and our “Swiss Es broid worth wine Em! jeries, c yard, at bo. ae Swiss Embroideries, worth 5c and 20 a yard, at 81-20. Boag Embrotderies, worth 2c, at ile. Swiss Embrolderies, worth 330 & yard, at 18c. WOMEN'S STOCKINGS, 6c A PAIR. A very special item in Women's Fast’ Black ‘Cotton. Stocking, tton 8 , Sie Got Geta Sans flastic tops. These were sold at 12%e formerly, but are to be a bargain Friday at 6c. ‘Three to a customer. wom ‘8 dc STOCKINGS Mo. Women’s very fine Cotton Fancy Hose, very latest figures or stripes, high spliced heel, Gouble toe and sole: regular Price 45c = pair, Friday, a bar- fain, at 20. MISSES’ OR BOYS’ HOSIERY— Misses’ or Boys’ Fast Blac! Ribbed Cotton School Hose, double toe, heel and knee: Tegular worth 20c a pair; Friday dargain at ile. WOMEN'S tie VESTS 29¢. Women's Jersey Ribbed Heavy Fleece Lined Ecru Vests, with silk neck ribbon, worth 890; Fri~ day bargain at 290. WOMEN'S TSc VESTS 47ic. ‘Women's Jersey Ribbed Vests extra fine quality, with silk neck ribbon. These seli usually at Te; Friday bargain at 47%. regular goods many bargains will be off THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 2, um THE BON MARCHE NORDHOFF @ CO. Friday Bar- gains. nal values will be offered tomop making Friday the bargain day of values than ever in ing needs are of the p joward Christmas, but in 04 tomorrow, and, in them may be turned into Christinas MEN'S BARGAINS— Men's Fleece Lined Underwear, worth 600; on sale Friday at de Men's Ribbed Gray Shaker worth 20; on sale Friday at ihe, Severn! broken lots of Men's) Fancy 6ilk Teck Ties, worth tg and Goo, Friday bargain at 26, NOTIONB— Black Pleated Satin Betts, very special at 290 and bo. Fine line of Chatelaine Bags at, each, Ho, Fancy Decorated Crepe Paper, worth 260 @ roll, a& 190. Books, containing a fine assort- ment of needles, hatr pine, blade and white pins and books and eyen, at only 10c @ book. Plain Black or White Bide Supporters, all sizes, per pair, DRESS GOODS BARGAINS All Woot Costume Cloth i} inches wide, in popular shades, worth $1 a yard, at Tho, W-inch Heavy All Woot Cheviot, in black and navy, worth $1.25 a yard, at, 9. Fancy Waistings, in French foule, fine fabrics @ will not get rough, in new 0 ental figures and Persian i the yard To. DRUG ITEMS— Syrup of White Pine ana Wo size at B60. sitothing Srrup, to bottles Fig Extract, the botties Syrup of Tar and Wid ry, We bottles for 3c. Blackberry Cordial, 0 bottles for 18. Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup, at 2e) a bottle. Buttermiik Soap, three cakes in a box—Kirks—worth 8c, Pri-| @ay bargain at $c a box. BARGAINS IN COMFORTS— Full sized filled white cotton and qi $1.28, at each 980. Full sized Comforts, o with silkaline, filled with cotton and tufted zephyr, very soft worth $1.75, at $1.29. 1Tke PILLOW, 12%0— Hemstitched Pillow Cases, 42x36, made of good cotton, 1140, Friday bargain at 12%e. TURKISH TOWELS, 100— Bleached Turkish Towels, 19x26 inches, extra heavy thread, at each 100. third under value. Children’s Rubber Bibs, at each fe, Children’s Rubber Diapers, good stockinette, with button. clasp, sizes 14 to 24, at each Sle, Stockinette Rubber Bed Sheets, 1% yards square, at each $1.26. Stockinette Rubber Bed two yards square, at $2.39, Rubber Carriage Sheets, 20 inches square, at each 65c. ZeBonMarche NORDHOFF @ Co. 1415 to 1435 Second Av. and 115-123 Pike St. FOOTBALL GOODS--TOGS AND ARMOR GOING NORTHRUP 00., 804 First Ave. } ee S88? 8®se7r2 68 peep ft _ 8 BS g¢eoeey Ose¢yeggsrae Jue; sale price.. E vse $1.08 Ladies’ heavy mercerized sateen Petticoats, 12-in. wide double ruffle, ged with 3-in. wide ruffie, three rows of cording, worth $1.25; sale price ....08¢ women; only $3.50 TREEN SHOE (0. 707 First Ave., Seattle SOLE AGENTS Seeing requires a murcular strain only from those with IMPERFECT eyes. By perfecting sight we remove all strain, then gue and heaviness over the eyes disappear. Come to us for BYE COMFORT, We grind all glasses ourselves and guarantee them, ‘Spesiatists, 1207 Soattie, DEOEOPO SOO OOP OE SIOIOEOOPO POISON 04990109000 Femmmemey—ememmma te Ata Att att a tat tat to tnt iets ‘The important science of optics is NOT A SIDE IS- SUE with us. Thousands testify to our ability, since they have had their eyes scientifleally examined and PROPERLY FITTED by us. H, CLAY EVERSOLW, 108 Second Avenue, Senttle. ‘brought before Judge Grittin | ty Prosecutor Faben with) Tecommendation that they be to the reform school. Boyle! in that institution from July to 1899, and haa since been Son parole. His parole was can- | ile he was recommitted. The | of Harry Muddy, who has pre- had @ good reputation, was | by Judge ¢ nent. Roger iffin under ad- Wayward fa: mercerized Italian Cloth Un- der skirt, the swellest atyle out, 14-in. wide ruffie, trimmed with two rows of accordion plaited ruffles, wide dust ruffles, cor- duroy ‘bound, each W, M. Russell, Mgr. Phone, Main 567, Seattle's Only Up-Town Theater. A High-Class Family Resort. Prices—200, 80c, 400 and 600, Special Matinee Today. Tonight | And Friday and Saturday, with usual matinee. Black Pattt Troubadours BETTER THAN EVER. The Best Show of the Kind on Earth. One of the Very Best Attractions of the Season, Wilions dem UMN CiMege ‘Kea toor (oltas Block, Somes St 300 2nd hee. Od¢ 20 bverung ces THE FOURTH PART OF ADOLLAR | 25 cents, a small sum, but well worth saving. Many a quarter dollar may be saved by trading with the advertisers grouped under this heading. Good goods, fair prices, and Every Ad. New Every Day TAKE HOME A box of our fine chocolate can- dies. Half-pound boxes, 25 cents, HIRSCH PHARMACY CO, First and Pike Tel. Main 916 _—— Krismas Kards Imported from Germany; beautl- ful and cheap, Washington Dental and Photographic Supply Co. 215 Columbia Street Here’s Just an Inkling of What You Will Find in the Waist Section Ladies’ pure taffeta Silk Waists, three rows of silk atitched box plaits on front, one row on back and sleeves tucked to bust line in front, new bell cuff, $6.50 valite; sale price $5.75 Ladies’ All-Wool Waists, in navy and cardinal, tucked front and back, lined throughout, perfect fitting, worth $1 Busy Store price ...,.,..$1- Peterson’s 26,208,210 sew vous pentar| : 6/4 First Avenue who 1s one of ily which has tmin- fil be prosecuted high er, ING THOSE WHO ENTERTAIN i) Mrs. G. D. Stevens will entertain iat Thanksgiving dinner this evening her home, 215 enteenth nue Smorth. The decorations are in green pel = eet white. Covers will be laid for and ingred to extr teen. ‘and por The V. Vv. ©. © 4 i y Puesday even’ tel wo This was the « ees to be # ad the w r Orated in Orie exceedingly @erved on th Couples wer Mra, Geor Marge Ay the Lincoin Mr. Martin Ps da Merion day at high nooh at i, Tell Your Troubles to a Policeman ‘opal church P Blwya otietat! ’,|If you cannot find one, see us, and QZie Ssessisess>srss_ NEXT WEEK, Commencing with a Matinee Sunday, MR. GEORGE SAMUBE) ESTABLISHED 1890 YOUR LAUNDRY Is made @ ape fi o202°. The Working Parts Of the Remington Typewriter are as perfectly made and finish- an the working parts of a watch, It's the best machine made. E. C NILES, 109 Cherry St. LOST VISION Are you losing yours? One of my—tree—examinations will tell. My glasses will help you. A. Lindauer Solentific Optician 322 Pike Street ART ALBUMS For photos, Made of artistic paper, three colors to select from, Price, 10 cents. ALFRED S. WITTER & CO. 1144 Second Ave, KEEP DRY Of coal in one of our Round Oak fe 1 By using one of my Umbrellas. Goa! Heaters goes further than Both quality and price will suit} tn any other stove, Size No. 10, you, $7.50, E. H. SHAMEK 1221 First Ave, s Presents The Convict’s Daughter Depicting Love and Pathos, Hate and Passion. 1 jal care at our place, We take pride in seeing hat every plece of work that goes out of our laundry is of the best. If your collars and cuffs are rough edged we make them 44 smooth as new. You will find this a desirable ad- vantage whether “rubber-nec! Trade prices are a host of ple “Queen City Laundry i Phone Main 853. 1426-28 Fourth Ave., Near Pike St. AEE ITD RAED he CDE Chas. G. Holcomb OPTICIAN Tyscen® ‘Biye 611 218-218 Burke Building, gor. Second and Marion 4 GRAND RIDGE $j STAR PAINT Co, KOLE LUMP AT $3.75 PER TON attractin esgre gesz3s?. st ‘The metropolitan production, American story of thrilling heartfelt interest, embellished Stratling scenic effects. cast. A story from Il Harvard Dental Parlors 512 Second Ave» Over German Bakery An and| by| A’ trong] White Underwear Made for use in the U. 8. Navy At the low price of $2 a sult, 1 Gold Crowns, Set Teeth, $5; Gold Fillings, ings, 50c, New York Dental Parlors 614 FARST AVin,, BHATTLEL site Mutual Late by Main, ort $5; Full Bridgework, $ $1 up; Silver Fill ‘TEETH ITHOUT PLATES! KIRK, 1209 First Avenue A HODFUL 1 posted on the beat prices on Hardware If you are building, on your Hardware, m, and wae on let us figure Full Set Teoth Gold Crowns Bridge Work .. Gold filings, Up f Silver fillings . errr) Have your in the morn. ing and go home with new ones the same day Teeth extracted without pain and no charge when plates are ordered, We are not competing with cheap dental establishments, All work guaranteed for fifteen years, HARVARD DENTAL PARLORS, lours—8:30 a. m, to 8p. m.; am tos pap m * ae $4.50 $1.00 Ori bra Hou let Largest and Best Line of Paper in the city, If you want Paper, we have a large tlon, ERNST BROS. FREDRICK & CO, 506 Pike Street Tel, Green 72 Wholesale and Retail, Jewelers and Opticia 715 Second avenue, Nugget Jewelry a Spectaity. I cure Nervous Troubles, treated. Sanitarium, Hinckley Block. Fourth Floor. Both men and women successfully DR. H. T. TURNER NUT AT $2.75 PER TON ‘This kole is from the new which we have just ed, and is the best domea. tle kole in the market. ISSAQUAH COAL Co,, Bunkers, foot of Madison lephone, Main 976, POoooe | ‘The Seatite Home of the Garland sper 1409 Second Ave, ee ce hom of Mra. Dr.! c ‘ourth avenue, Mra, Don- om an "noon. A very pleasant afternoon p y spent, and a large number of | 42) First Ave, Foot of Sencon St 1415 Second Ave. Dr. and Mrs. Sharples and Mr. and i B. Stedman will be’ ‘the| When buying articles advertised In Same Side of the Btreet, Same Geo, H. Woodhouse (o c. has sh ot wanmy . Rainier Hardware. : ‘were in attendance, Telephones Mais $38, Clarke at din-j this paper, epeak of the Btar. Block as the Bon Marche