The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 2, 1901, Page 4

_ BELONGS TO UNCLE SAM Collectible on Philippine Goods WASHINGTON, D. C, Deo, 2— ‘Chief Justice Fuller today announced the decision of the supreme court in © tari case of Emil J Pepke versus the United State cermmeniy Known as the @lamond rings” case. The court Holds that the Philippines have beca | Part Of the United States since the #ighing of the treaty of Paris, and| that no duties collectible on guods pass to the United States from the isis Los? TTR ASURE JACKSON, Tenn. Deo. 2 Blierabdle excitement has been atirre UP at Montezuma, in Chester coun | ty, over some mystertous exeava tions made by mysterious parties at | Right recent\y Three large holes Were dug under an oak tree that| some pecullar marks on it es that during the war be-/ states the safe of Hollie and Cason, merchants, waa robbe Dy masked men, d $10,000 in gold taken. The men attempted to pa: ugh the federal lines at Cori: Were turned back. It is belli @0 that the money was buried by Of the principals who lved in| w community, and who w after Wards killed by the Confederates. Tt t mow thought that interested irties have b digging for this a tre: ir It is not Known yet Whether it was found or not | SHE LOST — SPIRIT GUIDE CHICAGO, Deo. 2-—-Mrs. Louise} ™ ‘ituailst, visited the . Lueiile De Lous, aptrit ight, and fired three ois from a revolver at Mime De as the later ran into the Bireet. None of the shots took ef fect. Airs. Murphy was arreste: cause of the attempt, as ex = by Mra. Murphy, ts that De Lous deprived her of her =. fuide some months ago, the kidnaped spirit in a eom and before breakfast every 4 lashed it with & cat-'o-nin a le ime De a" indignantly de- FURS ‘The furs of this winter are rich, | ind beautiful, and In spite the prophecy that sea! would not | worn this year, jackets of this fur! Care shown as much as ever. The! | Shorter coats and Etons have collar Feveres of contrasting fur, either Proper key is absolutely sl er an instrument of in-} Fange and poor construction. | . OUR PIANOS have been gathered Makers who like and take pride | goods of surpassing | , both ae to beauty, harmony, and exterior finish. We sell, 3 famous makes as the Chicker-| Weber, Kimball, Pease, Hobert Cable Co, and D. 8. Johnston| DS. Johnston al women; only $3.50 TREEN SHOE (0, 707 First Ave., Seattle SOLE AGENTS CECCECLEREPRARADI AVAAARARADARARATDROAITADANPRD RPPPRRPRDRRE NEW YORK DENTAL PARLORS 614 First Avenue | Teeth extracted and filed absot warranted "4 the least particle of pain. teeth without plates, all cher dental work iy and by apeciailat Gold Crowns, $5; Full Set) ® Teeth, $5; Bridgework, $5; Gold Fillings, $1 up; Stiver Fill- oo 50c. New York Dental Parlors 64 FIRST AVE, SEATTLE. Boot, Howard balidings oppo site Mutual Late, butiaing, scat Portland, |Or.: | branch Fourteen | | there, and t than ever AY All mane el lay of i ttle id voice by b ey looked © Rus y fure y dear” properly ir pressed The st eivable design and of of fur, with the becoming bunch of tails at the throat. One novelty has | a wide, Mat collar and flat stol | im front, reaching Just to the ¥ line, a bunch of tails at the ¢ finishing the ends. Many of the tailor gowns have edyings of fur twists of mink are combined with and velvet on the winter hats lace THIS GOWN COST $1885 NEW YORK, Deo. 2 K. Vanderbilt,” wh winia Fair, was conceded to ba the t-dressed woman at the brilliant ssemblage at the horse show, Hor costume, which Was no more rich nor costiy than hundreds of others was conceded to be the em+ bodiment of perfect faste and har Briefly, Mra. Vanderbilt's «os: was as follows: Gown, apricot yellow, peau de sygne wu: Mra, Willie burnt orange panne, yo! at of white broad cloth, faced’ with ermine and {rlah point appliques; boa and muff, white ostrich plumes; gloves, Ivory white suede, reaching almost to the shoul- der; Gowers, coraage bouquet of vio- lets; Jewels, diamond pins and lorg- hette chain, The costume is estl- mated to have cost $1885. The local branch of the Brother- hood of Painters, Decorators and Paperhangers of America wtil give Social entertainment tomorrow evening at old Masonic hall, corner Second avenue and Pike street. An excellent program haw been pre pared and refreshments will be served. Coal, wood, "phone Seattle Fuel Co, Ladies’ Furs made and repaired, ©. C. Berg, 1218 Third ave. Pease, Johnson & Co. is headquarters 107 for LIQUORS A low price generally bars excetience, and a high price does not’ necessarily insure it. The safest way im to choose the store that } one feels the most faith in, and where you are posi- tive in getting the best, value. ‘os are full of bos every | Was Miss Vir-| exceedingly profitable ‘ADVANCE OF WAGES LOUISVIPLAS, Ky, De wage , 1 upon by th ville and Nashvlie tw road fective yesterda | The increase, which averages 10 per cont, b mechanics in Deeatur, Ala. and | at points along the ~ CANALS ALBANY, N. ¥., Deo, 2 Pliance with the order of the state partment of public works, the state canals closed for traffic at midnight Saturday. ‘The season has been an one for the Although the canals pd one-half weeks lat an in the spring of the total number of tons this year exceeds the tot The In com canal boatmen. opened two r thin year 1900, yet carried KILLED BY TRAIN Sad Accident in Which Mrs, Mary Klemm Loses Her Life Mra, Mary Klemm, who lives near the south end of the Grant street bridge, was instantly killed by being run into by a Northern Pacific train Saturday evening, body was a fence. There it lay until 8 o'c yesterday morning when It was covered by a tramp. Mra. Kiemm lived Kegley-Mclatyre Co. 111 Oceldental Ave. Phone Main 495 MALT BREAKFAST FOOD ‘The most delicious Breakfast Cer demonstrated at our store every this week; call and test this deileh ful dish, and ie package to try Bom: APPLES with her two Pipping, per box Kings, per box ORANGES— Sweet Navois Extra large stze, per dozen .....30¢ per dozen : per doen LEMONS Large, amooth, bright, per dos... 120 Q>9aavaananaar20D999990 } CALIFORNIA PORT woe Per gallon ... -$1.00 OLD CALIFORNIA PORT WINE-—Per gallon. OPORTO PORT vere gallon . - $1.00 DELICIO8O PORT” Wikre IMPORTED OLD SPANISH PORT—Per gallon ... «$4.00 and $8.50 OLO8O SHERRY WINE—Per aNTILiAd WINE—Per CAVELLERO WINE—Per gallon . IMPORTED PALE, DRY, SEER WINE Det lon Pests a ge waa hte Per galion TOKAY WINE—i0 years old- Per gallon. $2.50 EXTRA FINE “TOKAY WINE—12 year old—Per . lon $3.50 COGNAC BRANDY-—Per gai jon $3.50, $4.00 and 4. IMPORTED GNAC BRANDY—Per gallon . 38.50 and $10.00 WHITH RYE WHISKY—Per gallon .. $2.75 and $2.25 scCOTGH WHISKY—Per gal- one. -$4.00 and $5.00 RYEOH HOt REON WHISKY —4 years old—Per some 2.50 HISKY $3.0 T OCK WHISKY—Per galion..87.50 [| DOMESTIC GIN—-Per gallon . + $3.60, $4.00 and $5.00 OLD ‘JAMAICA RUM—Per gallon. ..$8.60, $4.00 and $4.50 PORE ALCONOL—Per 14 Perrerrrrtestsr ist tt) "BOSTON GROCERY 1220-1222 Second Avenue, Telephone main 1051 When in Doubt Buy of Shannon TUESDAY GROCERY BARGAIN CUT ‘The best Fancy Iowa Cream ery Butter, per ib New crop Fine French Prunes, 6 LOF 2.5 s+ Bolid Tomatoes, can, per gal. #Ib. package bi Crackers +00 Table Apricots, worth 20c, will be sold wriday 16 CAN see 1 26e Right bars C orinne ‘Launary “Soap be regu- 2be packed best California one gallon in t fresh Soda posers ririsrrr iirc teri ict. lar price é5c, Friday SHANNON’S 1220-1222 Second avenue. SELLERS teeadates CECECERCRCER CRS SURENSMRETERNTENRNNNNRNNNCS r 5 5 5 os (GUNTHER’S Costs no more than the in- luminante. It assures you a fysterm of lighting, and an AND NOT GET IT convenience and brilliancy & entire absence of smoke and E ELECTRIO LIGHT convenient mateh-lighting {i- not obtainable with any r » » f= al - * i The Seattle :) Electric Co. 907 FIRST AVE. Beonmcemcmenctencnnce® FAMOUS CANDIES Are the best. They are toothsome, delicious and pure. We receive them fresh from the factory each week. fat fied Main E. Co. Pike St. Si FREDRICK & CO, Wholesale and Retail, Jewelers and Opticians 115 Second avenue, Nugget Jewelry a Specialty. Rage of last Year nearly 100,000 tons, thrown a distance of 30 feet against Waxens and Northern Spy, per box| Pos | Prices—$1.60, $1.00, Tbe, Wp, and 250. in washing A herself by taking 1 welling ome efore T ¢ take a ba eis thought t oad tre When her body was fo’ lying up against a fe about feet from the track. The body w badly bruised and several broken, Mrs. Kien und It wa te murvived by thr ldren, Henry, aged 20; Herb a M4, and ® daughter, Aman who works in this oily Lectures on Literature W. D. 8 is, pastor of the nitarian church, is delivering tories of lectures before the bi ly meetings of the literary club of the congregation, They deal en: tirely with the development of Pn lish literature, Following is the pro: }eramme for the remainder of the * Deo. &—"Willlam Shakespeare Man and the Age. Deo, 17-—"Shaki Character Dee. 31—"A Shakespearean Master plece—Othello. | Jan. 14¢—"The con." Jan. | Patriot.” Feb. | 11 Locke. Feb. Swit.” March 11—"The Beginning of the | English Novel.” the peare—Art and True Francis Ba John Milton, t and Dryden, Bunyan and “Pope, Addison and | It waa agreed by the board to ask council to set a time and take the | matter up with Maj, Millis and if the harbor lines as proposed by his office ¢ hanged. The matter is ur nference will be arra ickly as pos sible. Go to Spinning for blercle repatra Th Te. M Diamond Ice to keep ¢ OPERA JOHN CORT. MANAGER "Phone, Main 6, THREE NIGHTS Beginning This Eventing, SARAH COWELL LeMOYNE | And Her Company, Presenting “The First Duchess of Marlboroug Lis & Co, Managers. SEATTLE THEATER 4. HOWE, Manager Ye. Mais 43 The Leading Theate: ALL THIS WEEK. The Real Laughing Show of the Beason. THAT FUNNY LITTLE MAN JAMES of M'CABE Maloney’ Wedding Day ' 7 Girls, § foes, Dancers, Beautiful Scenery and Electrical Effects. } Popular Prices—Only i530, Wo, Thc. y U A High-Ciass Family Resor. Prices—20c, 3c, #06 and We. TONIGHT And every evening this week at 8:15 | (Saturday matinee) Mr, George Samuels presents TWE CONVICTS DAUGHTER Depicting Love and Pathos, Hate and Passion. The metropolitan production. An American story of thrilling and heartfelt interest, embellished by startling scenic effects! A strong A comt A story from lifet ~~ BROTHERHOOD OF AINTERS, DECORATORS AND "APERH ANGE OF AMERIC. _UNION NO, 90, OF SEATTLE, sive a social entertainment on ming of December trd, at the Masonic hall, corner of Seeond ay enue and Pike street ery painter in the city is cordially invited to atiend. A special invi tation is extended to all bose paint- ers, paperhangers and journey- neymen painters who do not be- long to the order, Come one and ali and have a pleas- ant time with us and our refresh- ments. D. Galvin. Chartes Crawford s. Jamison. James Sutherland George W. Brandbury. Committee of Arrangements. STAR PAINT CO. 300-302 Pike St. Largest and Best Line of Paper in the city. I paper, we ha tion. ou want cheap @ large seleo- Kona Coffee 250 Per Pound The best flavored coffee for the price to be found in this market. Wm.S. MAYFIELD FAMILY GROCER 603 Pike. Tel. Matn 998 and 271 a. ca The BIRTH- PLAGE OF Low PRICES Received a A fine line of Purses, from 25e up, mm will find this the most a mething in Tollet Articles highly perfumed Violet Soap all nicely Chate ranged in fancy box, 2W BELT—Our new Dip and etylish. Call and see stty line of Rhine Stone attractive for evening wear. THE FA SEERRARSRERASARRAAARES She Shi A Few Extra High Noveliies Just % half ounce by Price, pa oon | ¥ Wholesalo & and Retail Ory Goods thing ¢ The Fair , all new designs; price ttractive consisting vttle Be vet the ‘latest Price 40e a nt Hatr ( line ever shown of two cakes of ft Violet Perfume, price Belts therm, Crene fad, very de. aments, very t/ 120-122 Pike St. PAD DA RII qeeeveenee = | j bat youneed seases, sores, spota, pimp! ula, tumor polkon of every nature. ALL CURES Medical Institute has been tute je retly Honey of the | | put of thes 3 Capital Patent Flour’ | | is made of, Nothing of @ true tooa | | all of the | wetting Capital 5) 5 Capital HOTEL BUTLER THE SEATTLE STAR (STEAMER [=== ERVICE == aptitude reat wk nell any handi such as le indulges | pastimes that nat oem to fi all a the Do- work and uses & cam elty. and » inaugurated and + throughout the winter.| Buy stock Inter-State how arrangement was nece-| Co., 303 Pacific block sitated by the Allan Line dincontinu-| with Fisherton | blood and skin diseases, A GLOVE official department garment m the board of ay rk. The tariff A that “a gar coat or ¢ been dec Witter Springs umatiam, Medical ecrema gists or 1210 First avenue. Water and At drug. ing & like service from Portland as ® result of ite mail contract with the Dominion government which re quired @ Canadian point of depar ture DON'T NEED ARMS This Boy Doos Very We’ With Feet In made the beat them as smooth as new vantage whether you are a Trade in Ine, J. Russel Brown, jr, a fair-haired boy of Lt years, is called the arm r of Binghampton, N. ¥. He rn without arms, but he has SOS SSCD7000 _SEATTLE’S BUSY STORE & special care at our place, that every plece of work that « If your collars and cuffs are rough You “rubber-neck” attracting a host of pleased customers, REY OTA CATO (TO EE ESTABLISHED 1890 YOUR LAUNDRY We take pride in seeing * out of our jaundry js of dged we make eairable ad Our Gail Get will find this a or not. Queen City Laundry Phone Main 963, 1426-28 Fourth Ave., Near Pike St. UTE ae ache Peterson’s Fourteen Years of Business Celebrated by An Anniversary Sale On December 2, 18: Bell and Battery Streets, in B open—just 14 years ago this morning. sale—we've certainly good reason to grow enthusia sale a record breaker in every way 7, in a little frame building on “Front” Street, between elltown, the doors of Peterson’s were first thrown That's the reason for this anniversary stic. low price, big assortment, We expect to make this esirable styles— and you can well afford to take time to read every item. RAIN PROTECTION Ladies’ Seal Berge Automobtic Velvet collar, folded tremely popular st . Value, anniversar ree : 7m 9its Ladies’ Navy or Blue Berge Mackintosh, detachable ca velvet collar and plait ¢rim- ming, pretty plaid lining, $5.60 value; Anniversary Bale price Brown or Navy Rain Coat, cuffs, ex $5.75 Misses’ Tan Covert Cloth Mack- intoshes, detachable cape, vel- Yet collar and plait trimming, regular $4.00 value; Anniver- wary Bale price oo B2.75 Missew Navy Serge Automobile Rain Cont, velvet collar; this style all the rage in the Bast; $5.00 value; Anniversary Sale price .... Bao Men's All-Wool Melton Mackin- » DO coat style, velvet collar, handsome plaid lined, $9.00 Value: Anniver: Bale price 05 Children’s Behool Umbrellas, « fast black gloria steel frame, @e value; Anniversary Bale . BRe Ladies’ Fast Black Twilied Glo. mbrelins, 1 rod, steed Paragon frame, pretty hand- All CORSETS fitted by expert fitters, free of charge. LADIES’ FINE GRAY OR BLACK SATEEN CORSETS, 4, 6 or 6-hook long; fit and work- manship perfect, $1.26 value; Anniversary Sale price, per pair oe eee << $1.00 Our ACME MILITARY STRAIGH FRONT CORSET, extra quality French coutil, latest pattern gored, lace and ribbon trimmed, all that ite pare implies in corset manu- carved horn ‘handies, $1.35 | ‘scturing; per pair .....§2.50 valu Anniversary awe rice Our PRIDE CORSET, best qual- ie ity French coutil, double gore Heavy, Couttt ‘Corsets, four or over hips, long waist, 6-hook five hook length, all the {it length, one of our best sellers, of an expensive garment, The @ corset that dressmakers love value; Anniversary Sale price | to ft dresses over; Anniver. erence na ~d8e | sary Sale price .........$1.75 for thelr many wonder- ul cures in all blood and Skin di- scrot- tetter, eczema and biood GUARANTEED OR MONEY BACK. For 10 years the State Electro a fixed It is as 1 Insti. but no Will remain #0. American Gold. lectro Med many {mitators, Seattle Times. hours, 9 a, m. to $ p. m, 10 a. m, to J p. m, only, your troubles if out of ‘Thousands cured by corres ondence and medicines sent sec Book sent free on request. State Electro-Medical Institute Safe Deposit and Trust dg. 701 First Ave, Rooms , 22, 88, 24. SEATTLE, WASH. has quale. Office Co.'s 20, IN THIS DEPARTMENT. THESE ADVERTIS BVERY AD. NEW FE Second Hand Typewriters, cheap, Several fifst-olass machines. ECG NILES, 409 Cherry St, MANY PEOPLE Do your examina .Wheat. A grain of wheat split open! nder a strong glass, you will find full of colis. It i# the contents | velia that | Need glasses, tion free, A. Lindauer Scieutife Optician * 322 Pike Street ALBUMS 10c Art Albums for photos, testy, artistic. Three select from, |@ ALFRED S, WITTER & co. | 1114 Second Ave, ature i lost, Capital.Patent Floy the only fancy flour containing vegetable fat.” Insist on | Patent Flour Milling Co, WASH. neat, colors to ‘LE reese Fix Your Rainshed Ne Repairing of Umbrellas well and cheaply done, E. H. SHAMEK 4224 First Ave, SEATTLE’S|@AFE AND largest and only first-class European plan HOTEL, im sIRDLE in pink CORSET, 4-hook blue and black; fit like « slove: Der pair. +o 2100 STRAIGHT ¥nos 'T MILITARY CORSET, 4-hook length, gives the figure that erect military appearance popular, silk floss stitched, ribbon trimmed; price Bole agents Olge, Nethersole Ladies’ Fine Kid and Kan- gareo Skin Shoes, $3.00 worth of good shoe makin, and wear. » 2. Sole agents Celebrated Sul- tana Ladies’ Fine Kid Shoe, on latest style Derby and Imperial laste, equal — to many 14.00 Sole agents W. 1. Douglas Union Made Shoes, in winter viol, box calf, velvet calf and onan calf; per ~ . Dependable Footwear, of the busy stove, notbing but solid leather shoes allowed on our shelves. Children's elk calf shoes, sizes 6 to 8.. Size § 1-2 to 11 Sizes 123 to 2 school if «ADV. NO, 1. TOMORROW’S SPECIAL STERLING SILVER NAPKIN RING, meen lar price $1.25, tomorrow only.. . GOLDMAN’S 901 Second Ave., Corner Marion 75¢ MONEY’S AT A PREMIUM YOUR DOLLAR BUYS WELL OF BARGAINS APP yERY DAY. AR HERE OFTEN. ONE DIME Buys a Sulphur Fumigator, 1t may save you many @ dollar in doctor's bills. HIRSCH PHARMACY co, First and Pike ‘Tel. Main 916 ee FULL LINE Of Cameras and Camera sup- piiew for holiday gifts, Washington Dental and Photographic Supply Co. 211 Columbia Street There's hope for the sick as long as there's the desire to be well, My methods often cure dis- eae where others have failed, § jum, Hinckley block, 4th nc DR. H. T. TURNER, “STOVES _ Of al kinds for heating pur- poses, wood or coal, ERNST BROS. 506 Pike Street Tel. Green 72 THE BON MARCHE NORDHOFF m co, TOYS AND GAMES WITH SANTA CLAUS TO HELP THE CHOOSING 4 atthe Bon and for hie letters, 80 the littie f giving bi Christmas f into town Saturda ment the little folks who had gathered to greet on his al and appeared to enjoy it as h as thoy did. It urday, too, was fortunate as the children had no school that ” Every day this week Santa Claus will be here find to take the names of the children, personally, or write him what they want for Christmas. Letters to may be dropped in either of the three ‘Poutoffice’ Bou Marche, He gets his mail two tir delaying his knowing the children’s Christmas have written him, Pretty nearly every that Banta Claus in loc opaned & postoMce here Write him without delay one’s presenta bef When he rode a ti t he kee tag ne to arrange every wit et Santa needs after Some of Our Toys and Games a the Price Ranges Dolis and Doll Clothes | Four Surface Boards, on wh an be played, each Revolving Stand for Boards, each Extra set of Rings and ole, box .... Furniture Crown Doll Clothes- stockings, hoods. the way of doll clothes. Kid Body Doli Kid Body Doll Kid Body Dol amed with bral complete — set—eouch, rocker and center table, Large Swinging Cradles, in trimmed with braided at 600d size and nicely fi each ... si m Wringer for doll ¢lod perfect *odel of the size, each ... Little Iron Beds, complete canopy, bolster and each . . é Little Washing Mi ines, “lela of the large ones ol4 folks use, each..... Can be used for handkere as well, BO OM UD tOveg--eveecscvvesr e600 Jointed Dolls from ‘the to..,.$5.00 Dress Dolis—best variety ever shown in Bea before. Un- breakable dolls, walking otis, crying dolls, mamma and papa Eekimo doll Klondike Indian doll egro dolls, Bam dolis—every thing. Wheelbarrows,Swings Carts Wood Wheel Barrowe, smal! Wood Wheel Drums Boys’ Drums, neatly embo at these prices— Small size Medium size’: Large size... Extra large size Miscellaneous Eclipse Combination box, games, for Doll Cradles, 22 inches i nicely enameled white, Larger ones, each 106 Barrows, mottam Wood Wheel Barrows, large. “He Wood Wheel Barrows, extra “Bhoofites,” well made, finished in natural wood, each. Child's Bwing, complete, each. 26e Stick Horses, two wheels, stick and horse's hea. Small, each . Large, each Child's ikttie 2-wheel Carts, nice- ly painted red, each . Galloping Horses, wel 980 Large and better finished ones for, each . ation Carrom and incle Boards, each Harmonicas, each. Large ones at, each. Still better, at, eaci Blow Accordions, at these p ~B5e, Oc, TS, $1.00 and $1.25, NORDHOFF @ Co. 1415 to 1435 Second Av. and 115-123 Pike St. Big Specials for Tuesday MEN READ CAREFULLY Fancy Vests, reguiar price $2.50; } Men's Pants, worsteds, regular our price .. 81.45 price $3.00; our price “OS , Fine Woolen Socks, regular Brice gti, QUE Price, 8 tor 10¢ { SAMPLE sHOES— weaters, all-wool, assorted col- We have t 4 ors, $2.00; our price .50¢ — p< ge Roy} Laundered Shirts, fancy, regular u price $1.50; our price. 450 Underwear, camel's hair fleece- ned, regular price $1.60; our price, per suit . TBe 3 Men's Heavy Worl hirte, regular price 760; our Dries my at exactly oi Price, SAMPLE HATS— All the Iatest styles and colors all sizes; these are regular $h | #4 and $5 hats; our price... 260 SUSPENDERS 10c GREAT BARGAIN HOUSE, "° ‘*0r0 ave WINEBERG & KESSLER, TAILORS SECON AVESCORM ER Uy, Nada Sit. Fine V Talking Skirts Low Priced A special purchase of fine new Skirts just received from a New York manufacturer, who sold us all his latest samples at a discount which enables us to hand them over to you at considerably less than his regular wholesale prices, ‘Theré are about 60 in the lot, and it is needless to say every one is the best that the tailor’s art ca Produce, Handsomely finished in every way, Many new effects never shown before. ) worth 85.00 5 tvensit® Of Oxford Double Faced Golf Oxford Medium Gray and Black Im uae flounce and seams, worth $8.50, for .. $6.00 Mixed, Brown, Black and Oxford Canvas “Cloth and Ess8 stitched flounce and strapped seams, worth $11.00, for... Black, Blue, Castor and Mixed Brown Cheviots, Meltons and Heavy Serges, with corded side gorea and front panel eff worth $12.60, for. > BLO. Black and Oxford M “wit okes and stitched flounc zh hes : » 12.50 oth, with stitched flounce, of orted Chev ot ton and Hop Sacking, strapped and stitched iA, SUE with us. Thousands testify to our ability, ines yy] t e had their eyes scientifically examined SRLY FITTED by us. each day, no there te gel The important science of optics is NOT A SIDE Ii) H, CLAY EVBRSOLE, 108 Second Avenue, Seattl® | a ae ee ee ee 2 ee ee 2 oe. 2 wen tf 400 rete) een a r t t } 2 e 8 t 1 B x t t t Q 6 ’ ‘ t € x ® « . « . ‘ ‘ ' ‘ 7 7 « . « ‘ ‘ . ' ‘ 1 :