The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 30, 1901, Page 4

vetoroo: RESISTS A THE SHIPS hina Mutual tine quick at-| ms | arrive @ phe world 1 he ay SHE NEEDS B6SRATTLE STALL, low grade their rank Peart and Pratt's Astral of much but they have a higher wr it w Engines in Collision nite ‘Two engines, ¢ 1 to « THE BON MARCE NORDHOFF @ co. trem, p foularly strong in en steamer left Liverpool October that retails at 90 cents a ¢ on that) freight train end the other ak oo y Uonal ace Mra, Craig as Aunt) via Singapore, Hongkong, Yoko-| ie all right. Think of it! 80 cents a] collided m the wrthern =F ‘ , ‘Liga, a typical Southern “auntie,” | hama and Shanghal, making the} gallon for ‘oll that should retail at] tracks in South Seattle yesterday ; the comedy star of the production. | voyage to this port in about 60 days, | 10 conta, The people have to pay it] afternoon. The dense fon, bia th rm = Bdwin Walter, tas Doc Kew, #8 exclusive of her port landings or burn @ poorer of at halt the price] approach of either engine. The cow Z Steamboat gambler, is a natural Her cargo consiste of brick from| asia and throw half of (t away as I did| catchers of both en ere & figure. Glasgow, salt fr Liverpool and] | with & five-galion can I had lastied, but no further damage was lp 3 - The alternation of humor and _ + I hineso ‘matting » tone in ail,| $0 Annie Rooney Hits on Tacoma | month Kivery lampful w md ony | done pathetic sentiment makes the play She has a uropean crew of seven burn half down, The balance had to And Is Shot, but a Silver) quite adsorbing. ana'it wilt douvtices | Newsy Notes of the Harbor | tna 'x"chuem wae ot & °| as Just the Place | be emptied out and a new wick put|@™gOn Subject of Italy have @ popular run, It goes for neveral vo ms. | have any light. BUC! son, Joseph Bhippen will addrens Dollar Saves His Life ear aan reer eae att and Sea—Vessels That he akin ean eva ie, Bea of tat seen Oke dintant| the ¥. W. C. A. ‘Travel Club this In « few day we wilhet and measure all the goods in the . no matertal injury ukilteo,” was the farewell salute y ta not far din venits Ne association rooms, on n & few da hat Me willing to sell any of the goods ht Paloma and Karla Schramm | at amaithe cove, |#teamer Utopia this morning as she| (UIne Of Che past. 1 repent. “any uel {ile adverdeement are expes of tt kings all over A silver dottar in Gua Witt's pock- © & benefit concert in ald of - - nat Smit ove, | steamer : with the people and the people Buy & Diamond Ice Coupon Bool . ymeprye ot oS Shick es 6) ote Sayentory. et saved bts life at an early hour 4] Charity Organization ao- | Capt, T ¥ MeMiltin, of 4 ~ ont a Se pee ose med stay with datas" nwin'O. < HASE The season is on, Tel, Main 100%. the store mu o a clety. ‘The entertainment will be| ‘The quarantine wand | this wigned for pa er | 6 rail, clad in a castaw oRWIE h ain 1 Yesterday morning. Witt, who ts an | Cie! unmet quarantine on the & artilleryman'’s tunic with a faded ee ae 3 given tn the Masonic hall, corner of | ste “ity of Denver ed | and frourht Her eatimated Giaploye of the Queen City and | Recond aveniie end Pike atrect, | cane City of Denver will be lifted | S00 Sinehe si 000; She will be iol | einaham dress and topped oft with| r ice e rat ite air Rureka bakery, wae shot at by | ‘Tickets are now on sale in the dif-| The steamer Tosa, of the Nippon/ feet in length over all Sgt tapered Pr Babee hts iat wad pa Maer ees iim ages firnt and Madinon. Cooper & Levy : 5 Righwayman because he would not| ferent city musto stores, Yuon Kaisha line,’ sails tomorrow [ANd sx feet draught.’ The steamer | the notorious itttie Annie Rooney, | | Globe Block, cor t Witt begin soon and cholo were in Seattle last January, oF the submit to being held up. The dul-| These two musiclans eed no in- | worming. from her! dock a. seniihs | Wil CA TAMNCEAG ADGES Bese ery © | nut’ har seed tile was too meen te - * WEE POT ES Oh See January. before, need ngtre duction to the term While Pairs Il Jet would undoubtedty have tnfiict- bn goed i ws. wattle Public. | cove to the Orient, with a 6,000-ton | @nd will engage in the Boun: the Whateomites, and last night,| Sterling Pianos, Reichert’s 10 HEN You Purchase The great exposition SABE, not only of Musto UsGentme and ed a fatal wound had its progress | given pleasure to local music tencen | O87EO. Including 12,000 bales of oot junk en, te totenie wad abbr te | Union +e I ingore’ Vee Want to Embrotdertes, but of joods # 3 pocket \ ed Kastes nd verte corted the gentle Annie to the boa 4 ~~ hls way home at 4:20 | will probably bw the tnnt opportune | CAPKO O€ wheat conalaling ot” 3404 find saw her safely aboard. Oo Absolunety Sere va WHE was on his way home at 1:30 | Tn rn Beattle medics ee hone | sacks, and valued at $07,100, bound he tripped nimbly this Getting the Purest and yesterday morning. Two men fol-/ thom before thelr departure for Gueenatewa, wae in tow down} morning and bought a ticket for T Towed him up Second avenue from Pike street. Witt became aware of | ‘the fact and tried to elude them, but the Sound today. | The schooner Minnie A, Caine, ashore on Smiths tsland, will become | Willson's Juvenile Minstrels Prof. Willson's juventie minstrels, which delighted the public several EVIDENCE. failed. onths ao, Will give two perform | hoach 1p foot nbowe water me low SALT LAKE, Utah, Dec When in front of his home at 20% ances — matinee and evening—next | tide and. sertled ouldera co have unearthed a i Second avenue, the taller of the two | Saturday, Jan, 4 at the Grand opera | Her bottom ts full of holes and the Soay of Jamea Te Hay. was men called to him to throw up his | °9 a keel is gone. The verso! will be (Oi ce sive extaniimued ine Randa. Witt refused and turned, | inte Love and Norman Marges-| stripped of her furnishings, which) ft Yrlleve they have established the| 9, Galy to gase into the musale Of AD | 2a'm the cost: andthe detail of the | Wit. be brought Mortensen, the contractor who is ac- | ¥ ugly looking revolver. production haa been carefully are | ro i the ned of the killing. ‘Saot for Realsting ranged. Serefully P| Caine, Cap A second-hand dealer bus identified He involuntarily crouched, and as Lady Shnstrtiy jand 4. R. Buros Wved here ene pistol ax being one oid to Mor he did so there was a report and a| Everything is running smoothly in | bow Ged oP ecacen” tensen a tew days before the crim Diinding flash. Witt began to yell/the final rehearsals for the Lady ater Marianne te llyoand pre Png, ae pose {Qt the top of his voice. ‘The shorter | Minstrel show at the Grand opera) arrived at Smiths cove today. from oney ,which Mortensen clat of the two robbers ran across the | house Thursday The show | Tacoma to finish loading her cargo ; ny is in two parts, ‘fhe first part te " made Up of songs, jokes, marches, dancing, etc, and the second Part of novelties of all descriptions, The ladies aim to make the show as near professionalism as possible. advance sale begins morning at 10 o'clock. WILCOX IS STOICAL RLIZABETH CITY, N, J., Dec. 20, —Funeral services were held yester- day over the body of Nellie Cropsey, the girl who disappeared for weeks. ‘The body was taken today to Brook. c er, who ts cl } . bgneheealls xeric With murder, te Imprisoned tn a jail venue. wi wit & stone's throw of | ‘eae FE aia engl fo the church. He knew that the tu- “ saa neral was in progress, but showed n: Abe rest of his life. signs of disturbance and passed the : day smoking and reading. STOLE $50,000 SHIPPERS WILL _ IN JEWELS} BE LOOKED AFTER) Will Try to Amend the Interstate Commerce Act The Seattle Chamber of Commerce has been asked by the executive committee of the Interstate Com- merce Law convention. recently held) at St. Louls, to Indorse an amend. ment proposed to the present inter- ease Cammapian sete According to a letter accompany- ing the bill, the intention of the new 5 measure is to make more effective E the present + fine for d | ‘ parture from published rates is fixed | " At from $5,000 vo $20.00. False ; Theaters feemutation Wore shingee’ te ts be ua “4 punished by a fine of from $1,000 to) $5,000. For disobeying the orders of the commission a fine of $10,000 for) every day of default is provided. ‘There are no imprisonment penal. tes. ‘The bill will soon be tntroduced in both branches of congress. The Yarious commercial organizations of the country are asked to use their influence to enlist the support of the members of congress from thetr re- spective districts, tent Dr. Waggoner, dentist, Globe block, und for Mar cities, France. Martan is wnhed by a Trieste firm, She came to Puget sound fn ballast from Mol}. |_ ‘The fire in the hold of the Nippon The | yusen Kaisha steamer Shinano has Wednesday | heen completely extingulsh The } ship was not injured in the The fireboat Snoqualmie did praise worthy service In the subduing of the blaze. Nearty a thourand bales of cotton more or lens damaged by | fire, smoke and water have been re- | moved from the steamer, The lose) will foot up in tens of thousands dotlara, some even placing the fg- | ures at $100,000, ‘The damaged cargo was insured by the consignees. The Shinano will be ready to afl probably about Thurs- day or Friday. The steamer Ping Suey, of the street and dieappeared. ‘The other Of wheat Dut away his gun and walked down to the corner of Second avenue and Virginia street. ‘On the corner of First avenue and Virginia street stood Policeman Gil- bert. When the officer heard the shots he ran up Virginia street and seerens Soe, Brood avenue corner Just as the highwayman did. The robber seeing the policeman, ‘Grew his revolver and fired four Shots at him. The latter quickly drew bis revolter and started after the robber. Shots were fired by the 5 iceman. but ike those of | the they went wide of thelr mark. The cited citizens chased the would-be ‘thief from Second avenue and Vir- finia street to Pike street, and thon the water front. Patrolmen Carr and Bryant there Joined in the chase robber escaped the freight Tivecpposed to be the culpele He s ei 0 be tl . He is disappeared before the theft was dis- covered and is supposed to be in hid- ing im the city. Lamps in a variety of designs and finishes at prices ranging from $3.50 to $25.00. The Last Day of the Anniversary ‘ Sale You can well afford to center all of your attention on this last day of the Anniversary Sale. Values, such as these, have never been and will not be offered for some time to come to the Seattle public. Each quality is the busy store’s kind~-the reliable kind. Each price is the Anniversary Sale price—the price that has made the sale very much talked about. Year's olio—Mr. Primr creation and Neil . oe not the slightest re- partioolar. The frat % first setting is new and handsome. Ed- die Leonard is a new comedian of merit, and the songs of the first ‘are well chosen. TUESDAY. Full Standard Apron Gingham, regular 7¢ Tuesday .. TUESDAY. %8-in, wide Tennis Flannel, regu- lar 6c value; Tuesday .....4%¢ TOWELS THAT WEAR 16x30 Linen Huck Towels, nicely hemmed, ready for use; Anni- versary Sale price .........10€ 18x36 Pure Irish Linen Towels, worth 20e; Anniversary Sale PRICE osc see cover ese le 18x40 Bleached Honeycombed Towel, pretty borders, worth 1Se; Anniversary Sale price... * * s 10¢ 18x38 Pure Irish Linen Brocaded Towel, hand hematitched ends, Be TUESDAY. Shaker Flannel, regularée val ‘Tuesday .... TU 16-in, Honey Com eling, Check value; Se fe ed Crash Tow regular 6c valu ‘The minstrels run until Wednes- Gay night, There will be # matinee New Year's day and an illuminated parade tomorrow night. Seattic Theater--Ben Hendricks “Ole Olson” greeted his wide cir- cle of friends at the Seattle theater Jast night. This play ts one of the | that retains a steady hold upon popular affection. Not by dramatic strength, for the plot is Yacuous, and as uncertain as hoe- ward tracks from an Irish wake, but it is full of homely fun, and’ not atterns, Anniversary Sale 50e 66c value; cag TSE RR ana 10-in. wide Bleached Pure Irish Linen Damask, beautiful now patterns, regular $1.25 value: Anniversary Sale price ... 006 Large size Pure Linen Napkin, three red band borders, $1.06 value, extra large bleached napkins; Anniversary ale lacking in effective sentiment ae re? Ee | pee i She Zhe company capable. Ben Hen-|@ yin. ‘ure’ ‘Harnsiey Lene, | Latee. sized’ theached’ Napkin, Gficks as Ole is one of the cleverest |B pleached Crash, special tamee, | Pretty floral designs, $1.36 of Swedish dialect characters and does not mar the part by unscemly exaggerations. He and Nettie Tro. bond, the soubrette do a song and row; Anniversary Bale price value; Anniversary gale price 12%e Tow- Ose 11-4 size “Majestic White’ Quit, Size 26x) ) Furkish Coal, wood, ‘phone 8 Go to Spinning for bicycle repairs! ane gear Renttle To the Editor. months’ Star Christmas Your editorial King for the Northwest,” & permanent #ubscriber of me; or, at leant part of the p jean manner yi they're confined to national politics, do not bother you, | | but | themselves, as in this in-| jstance, they effect pocketbook—the most ‘ sen- sitive part of humanity. direct defiance to the com- bination; that’s why this business is growing daily. Packer's Tar Soap. 7-11 White Rose and Soap .... 4 vebe Menen's Taicum Powder Pinaud’ La Bia 3 Witch Hazel, pints (Dickinson's)... 2 Vaseline, on Scott's Emu Peruna Beef, Iron and Wine Paine’ Hortick’s Malted Miik Mellin's Food Kenyon Ki'mer Pinkham’ Swift's Specific ........... Castoria ‘ Carter's Little Coke Dandruff Cure. ery, Hot Water Bottles, 2 quarts. Hot Water Bottles, 3 quarts Fountain Syringes, 2 quarts Fountain Syringes, 3 quarts GRAND RIDGE £ ‘a For Your The visit will be doubly cheerful it! | yours in a KIMBA No have paid Hay, ie still missing - ttle Fuel Co, a th The trusts, so long when trusts _locali one’s And these prices are in lbe ine 1 ibe ‘ 3 Glycer Eau de Quinine (small). ¢ Face Powder Be ‘te +e We yr Celery Buchu Compound Swamp Root Vegetable Compound Liver Pill Safe Cure ........ favorite Preseription Golden Medical Disc peeceeereeses: SUT Main 757 St. and Second Aye. | KOLE LUMP AT $3.75 PER TON WUT AT $2.75 PER TON ‘This kole is from thy new tle kole in the market. ISSAQUAH COAL Co., Bunkers, foot of Madison street. Telephone, Main ¥ New | Year’s Callers PIANO, 50 Wwe her instrumer 1 har-| ve Pretty Marsellles pattern, $1.50 ance skit in the last act that is ithe tales; Anniversary Gale | Yajue; Anniversary Bale arcs monizes with both the professional one of the hits of the perf price Jaks 15e and amateur’s ideas as a Kimball, | yen pestormance. Bize 18xW0-in, Cream | ‘Turkish r RI 1.25 @| ana our low prices and oasy pay-| nie Douglass, as the inevitable | Towel, good wear, fast 11% size new model White Quiit, | Irish woman, - #0 necessary to the oe tele sus beion cae, beautiful new Marseliles pa Giscomtort of a Swedish character|® Miversary Malo priee n VOe | term, actually worth. § actor, sings in the last act and al for Tuosday ei. brings down the hous ‘The iast act is by far the best, | oth in its eltuations and ite spec: falties. The Swedish quartette ap. rs in this, They were encored © mes Their songs are ali in tiie Swedish tongue, but their votces | Ave beautiful and well trained. Lin. Love, Seattle's talented child 5 oa ion cast. e play will run through ti Week. with matinees New ak 4 day ind Saturday. te me ‘the Gid Cross Roads’’ « Third Avenue theater has a: “Aateresting attraction in “At” the m6 Crone sor yt mtory ot the war, locale being near Natchen,” Missin, tippl. The play ts well staged and te Reenery pretty and itelike, it is @ melodramatic production, Hut out-classes mont of its type in Jt mation to reason, It is gut path of melodran Both in the ity of its pl its. wcene: Size 26x18 Extra Heavy Ci Turkish Towel, double 431-8 cent. valite; A Sale price Si-in. Bleached Table p eam | 11% size imported French selles White Quilt, wove only the French can, actually worth $3.60; Anniversary §; price ...-+ woven niversary 2he Damask, Peterson’s 7% ments | ganc | elsewhere. slightly | from $167 upward. D.S. Johnston (, make It absolute extr for you to buy an instrums va- | nt | ecial bargains in odd styles and used Pi New Pianos | 903 Second Avenue Burke Buliding We are making great reductions on fine WALL PAPERS in order to make room for our new stock Star Paint & Wall Paper Co, Mi Jack Corbett of morphine balmed and shipp for interment. | COMMUNICATION | nr Stay ple will stay with you matter of a very few years until the people will own ai road: controls a public necessity. and there large combinations but hasten day. The playing @ game now that will put millions of dollars tnto thelr coffers, but when the reaction comes, people will em are mb 80 she tt loaves A Miserable Death aged 3% y of Pugilist James J. Corbett, 4 dead in a hovel at 40 y evening, Denth| ntinued use| dy will be em San Franciaco| Bothell, King ¢ Decem »., Wash or 29, 1901 My wife gave me a subscription to the night on “A has made lant i as you take the le in the bold, fear- 1 do on this questi people and the peo- Tt is but a with the d operate the tn fact, every monopoly that the “Standard Olf Company” ts the) fine their own ott. thie: They make! Optical Department We Guarantee to Fit Glasses to Perfection GOLDMAN’S 901 SECOND AVE. Ready-Made Carpets Grow More The variety to choose from is so large, the patterns and the saving #0 grea: (hat there le no trouble for the tomer to Inake « selectio Popular This new feature in our Carpet Department has proven a Wonderful success, both to customers ax well as to ourselves, All grades of carpet ' are subject to the ready-made “fev- er’—when the quantity on hand of any pattern of carpet be- comes nearly @ remnant quantity— quality or pretty the pattern—it is made peta. patie 1 Bundhar Wilton, 12-6x13, regular price $48, sale prt Axminster, 11-3x12-10, reg ular price #40, sale price Body Brussels, 12-4x13-6, recular price $40, sale rice ee ee Mail orders for ready-made carpets filled promptly You may return at our expense and get your money back any of these carpets which are unsat! ctorily. Carpsts Without Border Body Body Hruseels, 12x12-6, $24.60, regular price $32.60, iunel®, 11-8X11-3, regular price $33,nale price sale 0 matter how good the to ready-made car- and actory, Kody Brussels, 11-3412, regular price $30, sale price $24. Body Hrussels, 11-3x11-8, regular price $30, aale price Brussels, 12-2x13-4, regular price $29, sale price $33.16, sale price 88, wale as % | 1 Velvet, 18-6x14-6, regular pric Velvet, U1-8x12-9, regular price §: rice Velvet, 12-4x15-4, regular price $29, sale price 829. Velvet, 10x10, reguiar price $21.25, sale price § Velvet, 9x2, regular price $17.60, sale price ® ‘Tapestry, 13-6x13-6, regular price $25.20, sale price Tapestry, $xi2-7, regular price $15.50, » ‘Tapestry, 12-3x13-4, regular price $22.7 Ingrains 17. 2 22.15. Tantei, 12-2x13-6, regular price $21.20, sale price 17.85. Columbia, 14-2x15, regular price $26.40, sale price 819.50. Columbia, 9x13-4, regular price $15.40, sale price ®11.25. Extra Super, #xi2-3, regular price $10.40, sal Extra Super, Extra Super, ‘tra Super, ‘tra Buper, 2-@xil, regular pr 12x18, regular pric 12x12. gl 12x13. 10-6x 13, regular pri price $15.20, sale price regular price $14.45, sale price 13-915, regular price $19.65, aale price 13-6x14-8, regular price $19, sale price Teg ular price $11.90, sale price 14.10, 7%. © $14.85, sale price 810,65, reg lar price $14.45, sale price $10.65, 13-9, regular price $16.65, sale price 811.40, Super, 12x18-9, regular price $14.14, sale pri 11.95. Super, 12x13, regular price $14.86, sale price $10.65, Super, 12x13-9, reg ‘iar price $616 sale price ®1 44 Extra Super, 13-6x13-9, regular price $18.25, sale price R13, Extra Super, 12x13-10, reg ular price $15.65, sale price BLA. bextra Super, $10.65. tra Super, 12"14 Extra Super, 18-6x15, fxtra Super, 12x15 Extra Super, 13-9x15, Extra Super, 12x12 12xi2-6, regular price , regular price $1 regular price $17.40, egular price $19.66, regular price $14 egular price $20, eale pri 4 Extra Super, 12x15-8, regular foe $15.50, Extra Super, 12x13-6, ular price $16.15, sa: oxtra Super, 13-6xi3-6, regular price $18.26, sale price R12.25. extra Super, 12x13, regular price $14.85, sale price $10.05. Extra Super, C. C., -3x12, regular price $15.20, sale price $8.85. xtra Super, C. C., 1212-4, regular price $12.40, sale price 87.35, Union, C. 2xl1-6, regu lar price $0.90 sale prine #725. ny 12-61 lar price $12.35, sale price ®P.2%. 1'Ingrain, 12x13-9, regular price $7.60, price 86.70, | Ingrain, 12x13-4, regular price $7 price #« Jewel Ingrain, 10-4xti-4, regular pric 0,9ale price Jewel Ingrain, 12x12-6, regular price $8.10, eale price BO18. Jewel Ingrain, 1ixl2, regular price 96.75, male price Bit. Jewel Ingrain, 9x1 lar price $6, sale price 85.20, Carpet-Made Rugs--All Sized, to Lay Fiat Axminster Rug, §-8x3-7, enle price B22, Body Brussels Rug, 12-0x14, sale price RBG, Body Brussels Rug, 10-10x 12, price R30, Body Brussels Rug, 10-6x12, price & 0. Rody Brussels Rug, 10-6x12-1, aale price 829,75, Body Brussels Rug, 8-812, sale price 820, Velvet Rug, 10-6x12, sale price @24, Velvet Rug, 8-8x10-6, sale price #1 Velvet Hugs, §-8x19-4, sale price #1 Roxbury Tapestry Rug, 10-6x12-6, sale price R26. Roxbury Tapestry Rug, 10-6x12-6, sale price R26. Roxbu pestry Rug, 10-6x12-2, sale price M24. Roxbury sale price $73.60. Extra Tapestry Rugs, 8-3x10- Carpet Rugs Velvet Rug, 6x11-5, sale price g 50, Velvet Rug, 6x10, sale price R12, Velvet Rug, 6x8-8, sale price B11. Rody Brussels Rug, 6x7, sale price ®D, Roxbury Tapestry Rug, 6x8-5, sale price Roxbury Tapestry Rug, Ox5, sale price tra Tapestry Rug, 6x7-6, sale price Extra Tapestry Rug, 8-9x6, sale price Extra Tapestry Rug, 3-9x5-6, sale pric HOME FURNISHERS price ®! sale price 813.50, Small rt cobra FREDERICK & NELSON iso, Second Avenue and Madison Street Best Obtainable. Ade ar LANAHAN HUD Per bottle JESSE MOO! Per bottie COOPE IAL Bourbon. bottle LDEN Full a 2 BS. IMPORTED F SCOTCH WHIsKEY- : 4.00 and r Per gal. ..... gal IMPORTED PALE _SHERRY-—Per gal. BL.5O0 and 106.108 FIRST Ave. GRAND seuss John Cort, Manager. Five Hundred Turned A Night. Three Nights New Year's Matin Primrose & Deckstader’s BIG AMERICAN MINSTRELS J. H. DECKER, Manager. 3 12 rows, $1.80; bal- ance lower floor, $1.00; balcony, Tbe Prices—Firnt and S0c, gallery 250. Look out for grand street parade ‘clock. | GRAND John Cort, Mgr. OPERA HOUSE In an Entirely New and Production, Part 1~Wtison’s Minstre! clalty Olio, Part 2—Burleaque of the ‘Trovatore. Part 3—Grand Extravaganza and Spectacular Transforatimon, “The Birth of The Butterfly’’ Matinee Prices—10c, 25¢ and Boe, ~B5e, Bde and The, Evening Pric: ‘GRAND John Cort, Mer. OPERA HOUSE THURSDAY, JANUA | VAUD } 80—Seattle Ladte New Songs, Dan Hits, Under the Ausp! ah Lodge Admission—25c, 60 Advan: commen day morning, January 1, at SEATTLE THE Ss i THI J. P. Howe, Mgr | HAPPY NEW Y Eto,, Ete, No. 6, Matinees New Year's Day urday. BEN HENDRICKS y of Players, Includ- wedish Ladies’ Quartette, | OLE OLSON And His in the | Just the same Yental, Yor ing Ole, with a lot of new S00 and 75 SALE TODA i W. M, RUSSE Phone Main 567. Prices—20e, 300, 40 and 6 HAPPY NEW YE. Rest Show That Will Begin New Your in Seattle. VIGHT Veek New Years urday Matinee. ARTHUR C. COMPANY, In the Great Heart F T THE OLO CROSS ROADS’ NOTHING AS GOOD 8 HIS SP ‘Theater an engagement. Our stock has been carefully selected, and consists entire ly of pure and reliable brands. Pretty Wicker Demijohfin with fancy rib- bon bows and filled with best Whiskey 2 Wrandy, F wa « Sherry Sad Wino, two sit- en; each quarts, RYE WHISKEY— 85.00 eu STOCK LICIO8O PORT WINE,~ IMPORTED OLD SPANIBE 3 OLD TOKAY W. OLD MADEIRA COOPER & LEVY a a Seatte’s OPERA “Se, Phone iNuminated Tuesday night at 7 Phone, Main 65. Matinee and Eventing. SATURDAY, JAN. 4TH Willson’s Juvenile Wonders Phone Main 65, Lady Miastrel EVILLE SHOW | es, Jigging, Local | TONIGHT AND ALL THE WEEK THIRD AVENUE THEATER L, Manager. AISTON'S SP ‘owded at every perform- nd will be until the end of the nd G00 niv- PROBABLY 2,000 you wilt readily under ample. Women's Shoat $1.50 Women's Fine Vic and Button Shoes; pat and kid tips; flexible tary heels. Women's Fine Viel Shoes, cloth top, pat e125 WHISKEY Per gal,.87.50 be PURE ALCOHOL—For Medic- anan inal use—Per gal. 83.5) padeat leather JAMAICA RUM Per aa} eet neavy ae stitched edge: Women’s F nial House Slipper flexible turned solef heels Women's Fine Bila Silpper; one and two buckle; French heel Women's Fine nial House Slippers; ed buckle: flexible French heel. Women’s Fine strap and Buckle Hi flexible turned sole; Shoes #175 Per gal. .. Men’ vow sce lLBO and 82.50 RICH OLD BURGUNDY Per Pie dots by al, wissceszeesss- GATS 4, Zz stitched edge; low tops. | TheRR ‘Theater | ‘ More. ee. Men’s Suits asfDve: Men's Suits ig every garment ste t apd most fashional Overcoats tailored, tilt Christaas Seattle's /@ sten's Underw el Leading fleece lined, bbed Th natural wool lar $1.00 to 81 Christmas .. : Men's Shoes, $2 to $3.00, to. y ment; Elaborate and Spe- Opera “Tl Holiday Novelties Fancy Bones and Baskets Candies packed ady for mail or express HAYNE’S RY 2. Pree Main 11) 80. | tgely Re-| oO, F. $1.00. Wednes. 10 o'clock | app them, Every ad. Be THE LEADING THEATER. Phone, Main 43, Of our Kodak Picture Fi best work, § and Sat- 1144 Second Ave. to CENTS Hoarseness, Coughs For Colds. } ae | HIRSCH PHARMACY First and Pike vial, Yok ideas, Get your old Umbrellas up. It don’t cost much and be as good as news sHAMEK + ir Ave. The P Typewriter Ribb way @ superior ri E. C. NILES, and Bat-| NDID Play 8 are in don, ‘Try Cherr’ IN hat onMarche MRDHOFF @ Co. 1415 to 1435fe0nd Av. and 115-123 Pike St. ts, serges, clay worsteds, cashmeres, etc.; lor- ts—tHl Christmas. ‘The Intest styl eluding Ragians and Kitcheners, strictly hand hair, r, regu- Christmas Tre Fixings First and Colambia in the Evening You can sit down @uletly and look over your paper for business news a8 well as Mtws of the world. ars special offrings at low prices. ALFRED §, WITTER & CO, HIRSCH BRONCHIALS Tel, Main 916 As Good as New agon worth $3.00 and on wale te choice, f the mos i resenting as it di ing lines of me Bhoes—all to go at wet to gratify our wish to have of spring reason is that cd footweat, eral of) 8. Our are to be dis vn or] ow price 0 clone out th By carefully r bargain chance so Men's Heavy Off Grain Lacel 8; bulldog toe; heavy sole; low heel; good, strong worki shoe. Men's Kangaroo Calf Lace Shoe; extra heavy soles; exten- sion edge; a heavy shoe for wet weather. Men's Fine Black Kid House Slippers; opera shape: flexible turned sole; low heel. Men's Fine Tan Kid House Slippers; opera shape; flextble turned sole; low heel. Shoes at $1.5 Misses’ Fine Dress Shoes; flex- spring heel; half-dollar Dress Shoes; extension edge; spring heel; half-dollar toe; kid tt Thoys’ English Enamel Calf Lace Shoes; heavy sole; bulléog toe; enamel calf tip; ‘box calf tops. REMEMBER THE SALE IS FOR TODAY AND TUESDAY ONLY, OR AS LONG AS THE LOTS. MAY LAST. coats de, hand sewed throughout; latest 33 CENTS ON THE DO 33 CENTS ON THE DO Men's Hats,” regular $2.00, $3.00) and $4.00; till Christmas. . $1.25) Men's Working Shirts, Laundered Shirts, all colors, regular $1.00 to $1.26; cut to..400 Men's Sweaters, $1.00 to $1.25, cut and til +400 Always fresh from the oven. 1413 Second Ave. Bon Marche block. Tel. Green 261 ads often It will pay you to read In these group IT BURNS WOOD Our 18-inch Plantshed Wood ater 18 @ good stove and costs shing ERNST BROS, 506 Pike Street Tel, Green 72 YOUR EYES Examined free by a graduate of the New York Optical College, A. Lindauer 322 Pike Street Water Color Card Board For _neat_and_antistic mounting, Washington Dental and Photographic Supply Co. 214 Columbia Street and co. fixed’ "ewill Common sense and medical skill applied to the curing of dis- especially nervous weak- ness and prostration, enables me to help you. DR. H. T. TURNER. am, Hinckley Block, urth Floor, every them y St