The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 3, 1901, Page 5

TUPSDAY, DECEMBER 6, 190%, ITALIAN 3 PALACE Will Soon Orna- ment Boston —— THE SEATTLE STAR, POSTON, Deo. &—Mra, Charies F. Sprague, a member of the famous Weld family, and wife of the ex- congressman, now In an asylum, is *\Nnout to outdo Mra. “Jack” Gardner dn the fad of importing and Install- ing Itailam palaces within Greater Boston, Mra. Sprague has bought utright ene of the handsomest of the old-time palatial piles tn Venice, parts repared for sai gportation. ‘The entire building ME fl ELEVEN THE SUSPENSE IS OVER The Old and Reliable Fischer Pianos, Estab- lished Since 1840 Win The Vashon College and Musical Conservatory at Burton, Wash., {‘! purchase ELEVEN Upright and Grand Fischer Pianos. $3 We receive in exchange the various pianos formerly in-use at that institution, consisting of Kimball, Hinze, Singer, Milton and Emerson. Competition was entirely on QUALITY OF TONE and superior }) workmanship. The price paid us for the smallest Fischer $60.00 in excess of what the largest size of a much advertised piano was offered at. The deal represents thousands of dollars. The firm of FISCHER wiré congratulations upon receipt of the’order for a straight car of pianos for the only musical conservatory in the i : i a : fl 2 fF bs aR Ad iF ft ef Pacific Northwest. The largest order ever given at retail in the Sound country, Hundreds of conservatories of music and many schools give testimony to the sterling worth of the FISCHER and Prof. Jones, Presi- dent of the college, after carefully weighing the subject for many months, and after-interviewing all of the principal dealers in Seattle and Tacoma, places the order with the Ramaker Music Co., of Seattle, Wash. The Fischer Piano has been on the market for 62 years and has long ; since passed the experimental stage. Over one hundred and seventeen § thousand have been sold, more than of any other make. No hamlet so ? q § Ste i care yy Se small but the Fischer is well dnd favorably known. No city so large but the agency is eagerly sought. Cost but little more than the ordinary makes, ROANOKE, Va. Dee. 3—1 Wasele of Ci ast Chas. pe St. AGENCY AT THE RAMAKER MUSIC CO., 1415 "| DOLLS GIVEN AWAY he * ~ ee Se ight barns which were fifled with fine tobacco, valued at $4600, ie ome tmmense heap, Invited his, rs in, and ti the whote crop. lke oi opal MANY PLEASURES AS WINTER COMES) NO PAY; HO PLAY evening in Littie’s hall. The affair promises te be quite an event, and an enjoyable time 1s anticipated. Times-Union re were x ... SIGK CAT TRAVELS IN E New York block. The progran ight's Joyable rusieas dered. Present | 3 | program | There were about | umbia, Tel. and : BY 20 YARDS ¥ Mayer, 1916 Terry Mrs. James Hayden an4 Miss Lou- 4 ading |, Capt. Harry L. at and Mrk. Geor ave a charming dance at th evening, the Yer wedding int Played. All the prizes we: shiver, MAfter refreshments rved the gueste repaired to the | End tripves the light fu fe 2 ents pla, our. Fifty gu 300-302 Pike St. 9 years: the Mic ‘ig ¥ s of him while be are; |@ Jungle, When the the | Passed, Aguinald in the city. If you paper, we Americans had The Seat Ohba with lub rome, 430s tle Federation of Women's M Mutual § Coal, wood, ‘phone Seattle Fuel Co, ember 9 in 14 year . oa | | rT | vRNA NN eee ee CAN YOU AFFORD TO PURCHASE A PIANO BEFORE INVESTIGATING THE MERITS OF THE FISCHER? SECOND AVE., SEATTLE, WASH. \t THURSDAY, DEC. & | | To a Purchaser of | | d A the oeeraece c Mra. rs 5 ¢ 4 hone ie , Wainwright [and prommapaan pe. Oe SRNR tee Te ee or eet fe war | | hall toe tou vas 500 Worth of Drugs The Vit Club wit © a social pop | ~ to pay them extra by contrit n, | c this evening in Little's hall. Lorrain “hapter, Order the| T this wasn't od 4 nan | loa rail ~ Eastern will meet to w {ll have $1200 due 4 é ~ niversity Coterie held & pe-levening | Masonic Temp iticets a: F)} Sere Davie MH Mra.|annual election of officers will take for this. n - fi Bi ol y ;| piace at that time, | fee Hayden have 2 . > California, where the Success ST AR ‘A i C0. esta of The State Lite h or jobn Hay os now than some of Ne feuding Jenkinson, recent Largest and Best Line of Paper 5 New York tlc Nes Sent Rec hz ofctock, (AM dlegaten are urged Ladies’ Fury made and repaired auat |MOTEL BUTLER 1 hour, ao that| ¢ 2. C. Berg, 1948 ‘Third « Midical Institute = by nenaion ah y | my SEATTLE’S| CAFE ano which time Go to Syinning tor Licycle repaira posit an rust | Blackman, commiesto : ‘ : . nist Ave, R 20, | GRILL wt te ure betore teed Diamond Ice~That’s what youneed FREDRICK & CO, w gy hoor sal ore a4 lass ROOM Ht elt nm are invit ‘0 keep cool. Tel, Main 1050 Wholesale and Retail, + (ine, European plan tend. an well as nil othergs ted : . q apk in Connec- all others inte * a me i iM Manufacturers of waterproo HOTE! ogi oe Springs “Medien! water Co. 40s Pacttic bie aH siden thy pesatSabhaael pod nd. unt . : ove The Waltenre Club wit }eur ation, ma_and all . 115 Seconé on tops and umbe te eeeaces Bive itn | bloo: dru New line of Bel y Nu, Jewelry 4 hen buy - oe eae ee” ae. ie HISTORICAL SKETCH Ten years since the Hon. Miles F. Hatch, M. 8., who had long cher- ished a hope to found a college on Vashon Island, sought the co-opera- tion of other citizens and so encouraging was the result that in May, 1892, It was decided to put bis plan into operation—the result, Vashon College and Musical Conservatory, which is now prepared to meet the wants of the following classes: g Those who are prepared to enter regular college work and to con- tinue throughout @ full course without interruption. Those who cannot attend college consecutive terms until they grad- uate, or wish to fit themselves for practical business either as teach- ers in the public schools, teachers of the planoforte, bookkeepers, steno- gtaphers or druggists. It ts the intention of the President, Professor A. C. Jones, to grad- enlarge the Conservatory Department to meet the demand of the increasing population of the Pacific Northwest, and the present purchase of pianos as well as a magnificent two manual Estey Organ with pedal bass as also an addition to the college proper for the spe- clal use of this department, ts the first step tn this direction. ce does not permit a lengthy description of the numerous a@- of location, healthfulness or the faculty. Sufficient to say, the complete catalogue of the institution will be mailed upon application, and those who wish to take a partial or complete course in muste will do well to investigate the claims made for thie department of the col- lege. |When Others Fail Consult | Grocers .. lib. 25 Cents