The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 21, 1901, Page 2

heniens — oe ae ae fo ABA it aie cae = nie soerena ee piss DECRMPER n, wa THE SHATILGN oran ACTORS and BUILDE VHOTOOHA THE SEAT. STA® SCARCITY OF | icAA OTT PoUgalll pet nse CLASSIFIED. ADS. ite aie 9 a, Du AMA WAVIC scnooLs Every afternoon Seem a MERUSENE OIL | / Southwick, Coy 8 SE oo ene hea ia RE seminal on ncelteni Seatth Bosh 7 j FOR SOUTH-EASTERN ALASKA Pores te hd, 100, nae ne ee Nib ULBANING Sion 3 & Seattle May Have to Spend Christ- a 717-19 - 21-23 F irst Avenue i oe. | ee Ee ar fd, = 3 Ak ee Miatte—1101 Third avenue ; mas Eve Without It | sioamt S aven : AKC HITOTS 1 eve for Alaska t 1 Jar ET BONGO & TAR, TH tA New York ‘Chieago—S17-318 U, 5. Express Build mple Court Bullding ne i Goh eent. por. copy) sin cents ee 3 All Our Black Goods Go 932i ii pgges ent was anc hele pg B. W. HOUGWTON, MeiT Coiling Pine on Sale Monday and PACIFIC CLIPPER LINE | og Annite ncaa cag | Mn tS 7 TURNER STRIKES THE KEYNOTE wil on Ts tard OM ? t y Awonts in thereity are rettc KRUSE s, 5. LINE panics ncorperatads & | 2m AS eS On as : * Senator Turner strikes the keynote of the coming tight of the p aH REO 'T d t ; : caretully earn Lee ee oat | wePHILAP A 8 . Pe Ble of the Northwest against the railroa formed by J. Plerpont | ments are snowbound, or Y ues ay ata Seattle and San Fran- ereiad at referen "| SHCA Dental io, 12:5, Minch et on Morgan and Jas. J, Hin, when he says that It ts a fight for indepe Kast ts #0 great that the Went C id bl cisco Route xandee @ Mn $10 Mutual 1 Ri" 19 KTHWERT Anot be « ‘gies FRANK i, Wihet il i PRICE 2s t BY Bere cea mers cant be eupoted: "Unters. in onsiderable beave Srattie-n, # gonn || Shani MRRP: Bsus — | : ’ Listen to these words from Senator Turner's letter to Gov. I re, jf a great ma ' te Kimball Be ae LAMBUTH, 206-6 Pa 1HACI ON tw ' com a \ neat atma 4 c t. 8, 8. Cearina r ACDONALD, furke b « rs ‘ Tethe m shes Z Which will bear repetition untt! all shall hear and understand thelr par ' Reduction a Dee Set Aig MACLONALD, 400, jnurke bul .M yi q port: . s “The act of consolidation cannot but to’ the Antereeta als © cave, but thes We want to reduce our stock before in- sie pM Mab iret AY > KEMP, 688 Karke “ | fen a SE the people of our state, Whatever apectous reasoning Interested per= | 4" doubtful and way it may be a : slat beak sad ath bp Tel. Main 1147 HOUGLAS, it New York bi ; ‘i i) SORA may employ to soften or justify such action, it ix true, aa it al ' uF Pepenes, th ventory and to do so quickly we've gone through arn | ONG FTI O16 New York lk x Fas e| oe Ways has been and always will be, that competition ts the life of com - our entire Black Goods Stock and made a gen- LANGLANI ¥.. block | ait tne nie mit Merce. Without {t, transportation and traffic are not commerce, but sain sd ui. Re ls re ad Honepoty. And while monopoly may sometimes signalize its virtues ANOTHER eral reduction. Considering how appropriate For Honolulw || p.-amee ee a, Fea | Loa =iivata pone WE ow Fa Dy the decency and moderations of Its exactions, and invartably does s ! black dress goods are for Christmas gifts, this Globe Navigation Co 1 Oe ae } ie é x When strugeting to gain or maintain a foothold, it has the same pow AVCTION BALE of fine furniture RRA ‘ N Dec. 18, 1901 Firat avenue, on Monday the 224 fo wither and dostroy that tt has to foster, and such te the extreme | sale comes at a very opportune tin Selfiehness of man that it will be found pursuing the forn ather than the intter course in the end “Resides, if the facts were otherwise. who is there tn thia country NTA rock and sasttke ak mee ee : The Sale Commences rp, Fine oak bedroom pr ion table, leather n dining | Hania of a fow Individuals, rather than as ap inviolable inh ° ¥ B. D 9 M r tree, bureaus, bookcase, elegant! . from the government his fathers framed and he inherited? Zook bite teurd ena «| oth ays at -AVi. pt! ye eeding upright plano, extra ‘fide libra “Phere fore, if there be any power In the federal and state govern- [in the Went nd Madison table, child's érib, revolving book | w iHlon on the Pacific Northwest, a monopoly so powerful and drastic that | celved @ communteation from (he Brantley tp ic aot A RT By a tae om art mauares,| aE can build up or destroy at pleasure, and therefore contro! the fortune |aaying that if & satiatact $2.00 Zibelines, Silk Warp Crepe de Chines, Broadelotha, Vene | crovbery aliea ete, Ho reserve WING & GUION, li 1 " Of every individual living under its sway, that power ought to be ex- | tion with available Water power SS ‘ercised. be sec m Paget & > “Such a monopoly, if It once gain recognition and a foothold, wi | fevory adi se 1512 Firat avenue you will always find the right kind Sik Warp Bu 7 ‘ Rot only be powerful to affect the materia! fortunes of our citizens, a . a, Sk Warp Claretta, Wool Tum I. Rep *, Third ave. be Yukon Route 0 Sik and Wool Melrose Cloth, Sik Warp Drap 4’Aln The White Pass and] # TiCKERTON, general auctioner. | CA i ons MEVKY and right p Fen <a | ; Silk Warp, Marceletta, Storm Serge, Wool Whip: : : PRS CANADIAN DANK OF | tween Bell and Battery st, Beat. | FO z Dut it will be so powerful in ite influence, that If it do not usurp gov- | SPECIAL MEETINGS as Ulta Wael Ghee, ain te Atiin, Big Salmon, Yu. yb nt uy Te tle, Wash. Phone, Main 1150. at Senmental functions, tt will be because of Its ability to utilize and con- | EE cg B Uanvan, Wosl Prutielia, Buk Walp Wie Gtik’ War, Miatricta, » a ws e $9,000,000 | HIGH = paid = ; trol at will and for its own purposes, the governmental | betowe iw | cep) eens iets enon s Cape Mikey Brinig gin lb. 0 gona HH. MAIl, EXPRESS. ee A a Mlready established, and which the people tmagined they were estab he A. 0, U. W. hail, Pt Athens Clima memanaieth, ‘aan ua: ee ENGER AND FREIGHT et aliowe re, Red Front Purnitur ¥ Ushing for themselves and their posterity alone.” pasture by Mise Jennie fees ae thal seaseeaeta a ey joe eee DOP i eee i ae goer ag ee For many years Jas. J. Ht! posed as the upbu! and the benefactor | peophicn! Bote Aver ntire stock jen'l Agt D. A. CAMERON, Manage = cng $1 00, rms. Address) 90» co, 6 < oven = ‘of the Northwest. And, to a certain extent, his claims were made good. | ry peng ony Mt Ave. Heattle, || FUOME MOUNT NAPONAL BAM OF | ND cod Halland anotker OS te + % } \ esident | ¢ 4 stock paid in 028.000; surplus, $30,- | 1* sere Fe. i STA CORKS ime He virtually created the Great Northern rallwaz, and he did much tne | 2 Pb Be, % paid in $028,000; surp | good Address man toed, 116 Chdety i | . ; Hh, see 8. Goldem vice | __MeCh = ie eldentally for the building up of the city of Seattle | ada and repaired All the Exclusive Patterns of CIB LEE, ‘Trattic Mer. |] 2, Murthy gress J- 8, Goidamith, vice | McC! sisisa Sata | ong rare ING AND BINDING ay But he did it with an eye to business, He was not doing things to | C: C: Berg, 1918 Third ave | B k D G Will Be ss raat, im the} salty, bird f oe od | ss (auneg Cards, Ae ebinin thanks axa philanthropist. Mr. MIN wantat extended power, | Dr. Waggoner, dentint, removed t lack Dress Goods Wi TO ace a 5 Puasin ck wmmeecroNs—|_ Sats Ee ‘ Globe bt r. Firat and Madis 4 shee "a HOFF j BORG, embaliners, | MARKE {increased fortune, personal prestige. He fought the Northern Pacitl : Half Price Port Orchard Route | 1430-4428 Thing, ‘Tel. Pike 40 | ido. high —_ fon the ground that tt was a rival, not on the ground that it was oper- |,,HUY & Diaiond Tee Coupon Hook | Daily service, effective sept. 10, 19 or na | Bi nate aa toe aon if on. Te ain 1069, Bremerton avy Yard. an i PIRTAY “XK ROGK, Talt Recon avenue ~ | Bt Tag open Alt SPA geminst the interests of the pe opie. Chitesen's Wiastented Becks. Bon i rl ‘. . Dry Dock), Charleston and Sidney, SCANDINASIAN-AMERICAN |" HAHMa8 AND SADDLEMY | 6 - 1 Now he himself has taken @ step that ts AGAINST the public In- | ny curren oo LL TOYS DOLLS AND GAMES IN THE Aes STRAMERS nae BANK a $ A aa tes heal hans “ cc ya 104-6 West Washington ef Parents tn (he Great Northwest GP attempting to consolidate the trans BASEMENT ARE NOW HALF PRICE From Columbia Dock, foot of Col- b—-FEMALE SHOW CASES ae Portation companies, Whatever may have been kindly said of Mr. Hill umbia #treet ©. li WA AVe., “tur | SEATTLE Show Cane Co, init Fie oe nig ave Seattle—€:30 a, m. (except ‘sty. Call up Maia oe a tm the past as a benefactor, dogs not hold good today. The people muxt ‘ 4 10.00 1:18 pp hayes, Mer. STORAGE AND WAREHOUSE SPINA Niad as thky Riga aapacther would-be monopolist who eiets Store Open Evenings. Unt ron only) and 4:38 Bm PUOPEEA ALB wer Gin Fike Daria, | 05,610 Gccidesial Sve. —Weanah fo make them pay tribute and to act subserviently to his ends. Christ: $16 and 1146 : SURS—Siareatalagte capialaa “bee 3% | areal perrces ‘ p.m. Leave Ki Bpencer, ‘cash vanch barber trade in eight weeks, to SALED bids will received cut phe 3 hristmas Solis aha the aes ep : enc es oT leas eer ae oa the self-appointed governorship of Mr. Hill or any other man. Leave enton—6.00 and 11:35 a. Fath ent at ee ee oS Zee er Marker Coltegn, Sem Pr School District No. 1, unt # As the president of the Great Northern ratirond, Jas. J. HIM ts all © Pleas Le emia ai genes GSVEWM MENT Positions = Young “awa | O'clork poon Monday, Dec. 22, 18 PFight. As an active factor in an attempted monopolistic welmure of the fransportation ines of this Northwestern country, he t# not all right And may expect the vigorous and ultimately successful opposition of the People, as well as of all right-minded, untramm: t -_-_-_ “AS YE DID IT” First--For addition ‘of eight wae ed for railway sail clerks. Inter Corres owt, Cedar Rapids, ta | ter closets in Rainier school. Ses KSisHED ROOMS ond--For addition of ten urinalsig Point take st mers leaving Seattle at 10:00 8. m. and 1:15 p.m, Leaving |} Bremerton at #:15 a. m. and 6465 p.m, | pres Fare 0 cents round trip. aeet ot UB and Bairope | \_# SmokedHams | paying from 16 to 18 cents r pound 12% CENTS ee South school, Make separate Md hates 38 on each; specification In each cam, An extension of the present sym eS iret tems construction and d newspapers. 90. ON THY CITY OF EVERETT | SEATTLE, EVERETT AND ED- HOTEL tavoy—Hooma Gos up | CONKLIN HOUSE 1iisy Third ave and to b mnected with the elty | INSUMARCES sewer eystem, all under approral BORNT LATRINES <x | of city sanitary inspector. |e is-16 Boston Bock board reserves the right to rele 3 4 Saco Roa | any and all bids. mete oF oe LYMAN BANKS, See are Christmas comes next week. The first Christmas in the Twentieth » Century. In every Christian country under the sun “merry Christmi If a saving of @ to 6 cents on & sirigie Ham Ix nt m,§ Dm) can offer you any number requir ia, fab bm estiient of from $000 to 3.08). Bh lly, inclding u ir? y object, better buy it tunity that asses t eaagnceninee tee Ae the - si | JUST completed, modern, up-to-date greet- aa place you 1r pind TONIGHT. No teleph« | Sunday, tn effect Fy Be | orders taken for Hams t loiter ter Tanamaat cae ne wah J Korg Fgh stables, boarding; stalls for rem. |» tnx will be heard. The prosperous, the contented, the happy will utter it day. Str Mikado for Bnohomish, and Ever: | " sy prefer. Kind- | City Feed and Sale Stables, ia ett and Monte Cristo. Rallw | erm Amo ’ Western avenue, Tel, Main 69 But what will be the greetings of those on whom misfortune has af . * < 1 Doek. Tel. Kea ast. | Incorporated, 813 | AMEN GOTHWELL—Loan re fAuLOKS } Pinced her heavy hand? Tears of grief for departed ones will blind the ee Sams, Weare s Merchants’ Dock” everett Telephone : | “surety ponds. 28 Boston block. Tie p eyes of many to the joys and comforts brought on the Yule tide. To MIXED NUTS_Por pound our bay . —— Low ; _ | the sick and helpless, Christmas will mean little more than other days | ihe x des | LOST—AX bunch of keys, Wednes | Spent in suffering. PAPER SHELL ALMONDS— | And how bides it with the poor—the little children of the poor, who | nebo Maas Gon | ° Bre not old enough to know why the toy {# forbidden them, or why Per pound 10e » there are no Christmas dainties In the house? What will Christmas mean to them? SALOON MEN, ATTENTIO December 18, Return and receive a By this time about what you're going to buy for his pres lise hate - reward. Star office, 1107 Third ave. “wena ist oreo | FOR Male-Two saloons on F 7 = | Ce en ira ais. ent. If ite ful article, we should receive @ eal from you, Kegley: McIntyre Co siteet, sew buildings andvaes | LOST-—White ‘and brown spaniel TENTS AND AWNINGS because rry useful articles of wearing apparel. The } : ation of t need not enter your caleulations at this t : t not fit, we'll be pleased to ex | 111 Occidental Ave. fixtures: lease may be had for| With brown ticks on legs. Answers ae a to the name of Bob. Return same | * ining hoes und senves Banta meer to ti Denny way and get 85.00. tents and folding camp beds, the price, $4.0 of whick amount one-hait ces 65 406b000dOO! SEPT? fF If nothing ts done they will suffer on the day when all should be “merry. suffer keenly. | | | | Children are sensitive; thelr little hearts break, and so do the hearts | | ‘ash and the balance when you get thie ‘est halon Broperty in, Meanie WACHINICES Medal SEATTLE | TENT, Phone Main 495 eithe money. We | | Best French Cream Candy Received fresh every da eguiar GO-cent qua sists of Creams and Chooolates, makes & neat Christmas present; 6 box Per Box, $1.35 THREE STAR CREAMERY change . Then our goods are af knows iability—-eve you on honor beaider—eo you sure of “your money's worth” at thie store, We list a few ngs that should be ent to you at this time wave 2 aber | WANTED—All kinds second-hand machin- price from 82,0) to i, 108 Weller. rican Investment " . awnings, fags, tarpaulion Som ORANGES—Navels, at ®1.95 per a ° | case, area great winner. We offer | SOSTUMES for rent Alfred Lucben, | fie; sueds mace, to ander, by sxeergs <A ALAA ALL LL ALLL DL LLL IAL LIAL LL ALIEL II AAS. a © aa Yesier way. Phone, Pink 1916; Firet_and Jackson. *. | BOX FACTORY. — @f Door mothers when Christmas comes and with it, no toys, no new _ Clothing, no special favors for the little ones. “As ye id it unto the least of these, ye did {t unto me.” And it seems as though that far cry, coming down through twenty centuries, is listened to more attentively this year, in Seattle, than ever Before: Charitable organtzations have left nothing undone which might | | | all sizes « Neckwear. 50¢ to ®2 and Children's Hontery p Gintientees : ya’ and Children's Suspe naan uspenders. 5c pi ay Poe ANDY Boys’ and Children's Collars senyy botany lapllbe : 1 Cutts Woetouse Tom Thumb, per pound and Childr music t nt and furnished for all |~ TINVERS FIAT C1OBR Fel, Gee OR ar the lot la Hale-intereat in one of the largest and best paying t | AL_ ENGINEERS ries weet of | i. McADLABTER, bona f ‘ ‘orders ‘ahead: retiring | WIWES AND MINI Collars... 1he t acerue to the welfare of the needy. ‘Tt has been announced that the Charities Organization has estab- Hshed headquarters in the storeroom et the corner of Third avenue and Union street, where clothing and other artic _ | donations may be given to H. R. Sizer, CER mines wanted in the state | Washington; good prospects casero J apply. 4B American Co | UstCAn OSS me Gloves Crystal, per pound 2he to #1 # and Children's Waints | Bile to B12o Hon-Bons, with nut oF jelly, 6-1b, , Se OCULIBTS. toys’ and Childreh’s Shirts boxer, each SI BIC FONDA ¥ a, plain, 6-1b. box LODGING HOVEER es will be recetved. Cash | Extra Crea TRES Transter Go. Main BO iar s UMBRELLA REPAIRING AND AURISTS MERELLAS red: re ADRAUC—Eye, ear ae and general repairing. Baliey” butiding Yorcr CULTURE i, Holyoke OS wecretary of the association. Mesterday the Benevolent Order of Fikx sent a hundred bundles of clothing to the headquarters. Today many donations are being recelved | Et Is @ splendid work these peop! In the churches, the charitable societies are working zealously that | the hungry may be fed, the needy clothed and the sic unto. It is a splendid work these people are doing. ‘The Salvation Army Corps and the Volunteers of America are busy bricks te ie jare m1 p &-pound jars FISTMAS “TRE LES—Per box 1.0 <CAN 3% or 48 1¢ CHRISTMAS TREE CAN DLE HOLDERS-—Per doz joys and Children’s Voder wear he to wt | id saben nye’ and Children's Hats are doing. | Da. Kime high-class | DR. J. A. MACKINNON, 4 Chapin bid dave a fe ® not the kind that are k administe 81 io R150 ually filled with “dummies” and a ot] bee dts AS | errors just now we're showing the and Chiidre ot furniture, titea | WASHINGTON Thstitute “or ~“Oatnon ldren's Vestee Bulte r- - Seit Cases and 2 to BT. stig secre nos Pn ae ee Fine Valises Hpac of | FE ADAMS, ‘drace Colman” bi PE agit Decry ‘ , | } PRKSON AT, ats SHOPPING BAGS Ka: | gathering tithes into their storeroom, where they will ‘for thone who are deserving. And it Is a noble doing. ‘The thousands who have donated to these charities. them? They are repaid by these words: “It is more than to receiv: CHILDREN'S KNIFE work these people are FORK SET—In sateen | | be husbanded | | HO AND LOTS WANTED, BRIAR PIPES’ IN” BATT ASE:—-Each 82.00 and 82.50 WRIN i what about | Dlessed to give _ | WE have cash customers for houses, COW RUTTER STORE es. stores and modern dwellings | $2,000 cash and services secures Fe for gentlemen jin handsome Xmas packages} fae Eye}, besttlon im. one of Aqua Proof Overcoats backed by our and fancy baskets; also guarantee to keep you dry—$20 to $2544 AA SAASAS ee ee om mercial and| Ibs also fine Elgir Ls J. Redelsheimer & Co. 2 Mt) Waahinaton" wood” proapect | fe ame at Ses, done none tn |" NORICE TO STOCK MOLDS anual meeting of the stocks SE, LARD, | 4!!, Pa! Of the city.” The only way F property ts to advertisn, hus,| 3 nd TWO THOUSAND n wi -_— x Secretary Metkle, of the Chamber of ‘has a population of 114,900, and Mr. Moftc ‘When we refect that but eighteen months ago, at the time the gov ernment census was taken, this city's inhabitants mumbered $9,000, the ain of 24,000 in that period, or nearly 2,000 per month, ts astounding. 1 Ms @ gain of 42 per cent. An equal gain for the coming mir ) Set Seattle well over the limit of 250,000 population Axed by “of the Chamber of Commerce as a probability in 1910. |, But Seattle is optimistic with the best of reasons, and few believe P that this city has yet entered upon its period of greatest growth eee SUNDAY THEMES | 20" t-te 9p nterest| Which goes to prove that the put lead-| lie Know a good thing and appre at purpom ft FRAME Whi mmerce, tells us that Seattle | knows, ciate it. We have just received a FP PPP Pe FO OO AND MEAT | with upwards of 300. ahi oar fresh car of our Fancy Iowa at 2 each and 81.60 KNIVE AND £2.00 and 84.00 KNIVES AND FORKS—Pet he secretary pie » #1. ir aet 00 to Ri. 8—Fr fi 1 apply. 4B Star them, that’s one reason why you CARVING 8 BUSINESS Ce holders of the at Ex Strongest Overcoat House in the State FAMOUS CANDIES TAREE Fs tha cs e:| out meeting men, women and chil. | {uf Co OF Seattle Will be held at 800-802 First Ave. Cor. Columbia Street Dg te nies Toot trom, | HERE maethorn an {teachire pd eee a cua DELON He We ENS LMIST, NOW LOCATED AT toe CARVING KD dren with butter and eggs from the | Bailey ‘building, Seattle, Washy 6m 2 1902, af m. (Wednesday, the to t 1483 First and | ‘Thursday, January in front of 2 o'clock f i. Main Wie, | chorus, | lar meeting day being a legal hi ators. | Heaters-sA” “Taree | day) for the purpose of electing # a] all & 1 all alges® fe 4 AVE. Prof. Sheldon, the world's wn figures. at Red. Front Cooper & Levy Wholecale and Retail Grocers 104-106 FIRST AVENUE fot ¥ Tomorrow will be celebrated generally by the churches of Seattle ax Christ- mas Sunday. A number of them, how-| Aillster ever, observing the old English custon will have thetr special exercises 0 Christmas morning. Am Sour | Dard of five trustees for the enm wiz ing and the transacting of any other business that may pi come before the stockholders. Ol Co, 917 34 | Date of publication, Dec. 14, 190b ALA RON, Se jude and Washington Tolochens Main 182 acoept m fee until you are advice on ta. At he Int fre the Eplscopailan and hole a ODA AE EN 20 aye. aud Columbia 1 main 193, i Talkeetna puslness | SHVKRTIOING Fate THB annual ckholders’ meeting bolic de program will be give ~s —— ‘one wh Jone, law aut are @ | vicoien Tee ‘ee the Ge nominations. Most of the other down| °°" » SP SkuVICR = . 1 | | and truthml: no thatter what trou. | newspapers furni of the lown churches, with the exception of| Organ cat aaa al nervice will be|®@ Son Is Glven 7:0 p.m, “Spur-|by Rev. Dr. Ferguson 0 p ad-| will preach b morning and evening.| bie yeu ma an nee he | New York’ bullding uary 4th, 190%, room iymouth Congregational, will have ap-|t God"; duet, Mine Cece 4 rm Minx Cham. | geon dress by lle MeComb. He will be given a special farewell after " Da. m to OD, m *INE coff . c block propriate exercises tomorrow Pe Ma AE jgiven, with tes ve W. HG. ‘Tem:| The special musteal program at the) °")" 0Y 2: Payee the evening serv Oe apa ie FINE coffee and waffies at The Im-| block. Signed eeeetan Wil) Se given to ax Mine Gove: sermon, "The Little ¢ r 1 speak tn tne morning on “itis! Westminster Preabyterian church tomor-| , 7 itm, Unitarian ehurch-—Res My heres miatry taught mediumistic persons 4 perial 0 sier, Ro H LYMAN BANKS, Secretary: tires, ‘The sermons will di | WVENING sonviet Gitte -Out Gifts,” and inthe ‘evening | Fow will be the following | Hin Gonbel tn the Modern M180 |—fev i. Keappe pastor? it see evened, pee. hreprietor | 2. = Gets with the story of Christ and bis event l, Quartette, “Cast Thy Burden on the| on a Star. es OPT ms vues tee Women i rheera Magniicat and Exaitation to prepare for| MADAM CAROLINA — ‘The well | SRE Liovi, Wiveoe « Ton 86 Hinchey | cHoIc see worship wiit| {52 .' Male, “lore to Heaven's Htnrnal | 4 gnecial musical in| Vinee te nia Wena ory the | and in Polltion | the coming ‘event of Christmas, No| known, wonderful clairvoyant me- | Sock, abs ¢ pleasing will i be copeciaily decorated for the orca-| star’ of Hethichem,” Vrot Zinoornie® | xiven b ny and ¢ the | Hrinee Feuce; On This Night All! St. Mark's Kplecopatian church—ttoy, |veRing service Se ee tta nied ment ano fu- LRP BONGR. "Viciory,” the genuine; euros found in Our tke Beviore Bee! 2 Praise) but Around wnigs the | EVENING Idea of the Tnemenation 0p. m.,Jclety will hold services Sunday after.| Inge and corde; 2%e up. 1209 Ist] Mnitn’s G. \ 1 of the Savior's birth i npany,”| | Christmas Carol No. 2 From Out the| tine “Cp Its Value to Bduca:|noon on the Hritish ship Nelson “Teke| ave.; room 105; Green 1180 ie Mageaae—ais it ave of eraser dedides Services ro, ihe North Maptiet church te. Hare hist, ghiety a ninanem | tien thet ae the Madigon stiect CLOTHES CLEANING WANTED-—Oit gold -and-allver Beestaclte as Helin of good tidings will ring out| services be gt iin! hurch | MAR or the direction of Mra, G. A; ( Trinity Parish ehurch— i mM, [85 330 8 SHAPE Cot AGa ot mts. jewel a Hinckley spate, Glaseia we Gre Peace on Varth, Good Will to Mea.” Mons service. | rochester; accompanist, Mra: Frank D.| Gowen, pastor; 11 near, “Looking | Gathotlo Churches $1.50 Ayelng,’ Repairing: | EADIES. ry «bath, Stes. Tait fi | Tie EVERSOLE OPTICAL COs ‘agg i : Volunta i oo [ flack the Kingdom”! 7:80 p.'n Rejol ] Chusch of Our I f Good Help i : . | L 911_ Third _avenu 18 Second avenue, Seattle, Mo Handail pnstor, henidon’ the Metiike| Crlehton *ninthe nto ; sy ON [I the bora nachipih et Que, Lady of Good: Haj DANCIN MEMES | ASO Hair Blore haw Feiioved Wo RTT bens e avenke, Bt Service Organ voluntary: | fai, f athe J Da T 80 p,| feat 11. mM. addrens by Doctor’ W Sacted Heart church—Rev. Goorge| Salt * iar te BRI WAR “ey ri ae | Symphony," Mrs. W, 1s.) VENING. Att p enahip 1d: 12 m., Lads Bupper: 7:30 p, m.,| yi pastor. Munday school Dab Be. ie ¢ women” iealewurge ans Goda; chorus. with los, “Prepare | RING RURVICE, PO apa hee. w.[ Manernint flowing ry A235 my a or book mee the Was; Grand Canon, “arth Make i. are t; | ean mbyterian ¢ er heoRev. W Christian. chureh-—Rev, nat] Worn and. we 7:80 p.m | : rosie ie, SU DR. MILES, removed t ii iri 4. Grout, soloist ; ser. | heur : hom, “Glor A by the it. nt’; special appr en Glen Medlh The | Rev. Re By maxtor. Low imaxa.| ta cing. 2 Madison Phone | DR MINKE blag fast blue, strictly all wool, a f postinde, ‘Trumphal Meret Hush 4 fy ‘oe Proabyte ren Rev! Wart pastors sfew. hr Balivnn | fay wheole 8 20 he mes eee | MOGLETY kad “ates dancing, ew, | PN, PAL. te ; « 9 KIRK, 1209 First Ave. P | Plymouth Congregational Unto Us a Child Is Bor >t pastor &. My OGdrowr! who leaves for Boston in @ few da nd benedietion, 7:30 p, m 1 Sie" birt Orve 1478, lor ANNIE RUSSBLL, 64 Hinckley. !