The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 14, 1902, Page 3

apESDAY, JANUARY 16, 182 THe SPATTLY sTrart, a L ast E. dition eee ee “HOTEL MEN'S | Sesesereseseveseaeaedededeaedeaeseueceatseseaeaeaedelecesesesesesesesleseus esededese “a 4 O'Clock p. m. r , vere a 2 __ CONVENTION, F. WwW. MERRICK Ri) 1 908 te Ae = Out Third Annual Clearing Sale ‘ cinth . “a ~ ” a |auteste Announcement. ad ot sci sit ne seocuned ss IN FULL SWING J His Visit to Seattle re “yoy 4 ; : 4 in t Hu It's the genuine article We really elling every t in the house (except blacks and serges) at The itinerary of the extended tour . . for Me oUt the program for t from 20 to 33 1-3 per cent discount. Read carefully the following quotations Was t Hang on Pe cae, Mareh 1: Harvard club of 8t oo | Louis and Contemporary club of St. | Louis, ' March 3:Columbia, Mo, at Unt- | | oom Jan. 14.—Lum You, | ratty of Missourt, | Pen a 1 Boys’ and Children’s Suits, Value 2.50, now............ $2.00 oe ; SUPT. YOUNGS Men’s Suits, Value $12.50, Now . 10.00 en auth trip is the result m the and it BOYS’ AND CHILDREN’S SUITS 3oys’ and Children’s Suits, Value $15, now $12.00 | Boys’ and Children’s Suits, Value 6.00, now Boys’ and Children’s Suits, Value 12.50, now 10.00 Boys’ and Children's Suits, Value 00. now Soys' and Children’s Suits, Value 10.00, now 8.00 5 Boys’ and Children's Suits, Value 4 00, now 3 Boys’ and Children’s Suits, Value 8.00, now 6.40 Boys’ and Children’s Suits, Value 00, now . At a total loss to explain bis colt, WBN is an improved wee em and the door standing when fhe watchman discover-| qt Fr er was gone. It) j¢, ed by fee implements %, and Jail, and ra, sh toy dee "dary Troublen toe Mind | ACTS THE HOST Men’s Suits, Value $15, Now . 12.00 a hee Men’s Suits, Value $20, Now - 16.00 Mlen’s Suits, Value $25, Now . 20.00 The sheriff and jailers are mysti a, March | Gives His Installation Banquet at March 26: San Antonto, Tex He dreamt he dwelt in marble halls the Butler can um ‘ Near ¢ tach " the night ‘ g ‘erime for which Lum You wat " ! > ' ar age 23S MEN’S PANTS the ‘of Aug. 6 1901 Geen, while intoxicated, used : the latter, SRG Galivernting” Te a i Men's Pa Ihe patter several hour, secured « Another Good Cleanup . Men's Pants, value 7.50 6.00 Men's Pants, value 4.00 iin BO the door locked. he kicked A thief ente and fired at Kioom, the shot | Mr. and Mrs effect in the abdomen, on the following day bat every nih, ss thing light enough t Dresses at Poker Jackets, coats, trousers and clothing were him Russell, a guest of the Se-| police have i, was swindled out of $5 ee ¥ evening by a couple of | but did not report his loss ¥ police until jast evenin, met two unsop! Pict o im the street last Farm Mex Went to Russell pligeed you let me be In th’ water save him from drowning d the apartm HN ajamin at ning and Men's Pants, valne 6.00 4.80 Men's Pants, value Men's Pants, value 3.00............ 2.40 2.50. $2.00 All Clothing, Except Black Clay Worsteds and Blue Serges Reduced From 20 to 33 1-3 Per Cent FURNISHING GOODS DEPARTMENT Neckwear, $2.00 values . 81.25 Neckwear, $1.25 and $1.60 values ... , Value $9 $7.20 | Men's Pants, value §.o0o.. $4.00 5 ame time. Men’s Shirts nt All kinds (except M ed an fc $2.00 per sult va ckwear, The values Neckwear, 5 Neckwear, 26c values.. TO HER DOCK $4.00 per wut val Mens Underwear $5.00 per suit values, sow .. Hit Values, now boilers of he tried again to| > values | Ladies" Musical Club ‘Kiva Fine Recital at the Grand | | Two men broke into the house of $1.0 values, now $1.00 5 , ‘@dapanese named Toyotaro Oku- Boat Is Not Seriously Injured by Rear Orviliia, on Sunday night, ‘The concert by the Ladies’ Musical ek. They quick-| Club which tool eatin Ei teres Being on the Rocks Y d Boys’ Hatsand Ca: THE AMERICAN Sand 9 o'clock. They qulek-| Club, which took place yesterday af- | that he lived at the Al Proportionate Reductions in Men’s an ry’ PS WwW R ¢ *K the former being badly besten | was's' great muccens in every way | RecaiN git gore the Aioees thet] he,tteumer Athlon Be Sore to Bring This Advertisement With You, and F. . MERRICK, corner Demand the Reductions Herein Advertised. 702 FIRST AVENUE Object of the attack was rob-! The musical people of Seattle and | prompted him to do the McGinty act | Satu and it was quite successful.) many others were in large d sind $4 in pilver,, Also's revolver | the iadies ot thin club for the way MRS. MEREDITH her own Olver and $4 in silver. Also a rev are helping to seriously injured as at frat be: td teh. The J: bh ja i 4, | In gold. c ‘na | POSTMISTRESS can be Buin nation” to femume| arm Dp quit. contented. Jn m trenk| velap the pvosical caltors of Ox some, clothing. The robbers) Special mention must be m: info the trunk and tumbled Miss Genevieve Relfe. Her votce,| —— or rus in ten days’ or two wee | e w lide around, but overlooked which Is rich and full, thoroughly | ime Salvation Army in Action parte ot ten 5 100 des q Captivated the audience, and she was | Widow of Late Chief of Police to Crp yer Salvation |be werved after t “hdmie @ is a small frame shack | brought back three times MARINE NEWS Bemenrew "evening, : Calvnaee : r fobbers sinashed the door in| The duet by Messrs. Arthur Alex- | Secure Federal Job ow Bee et the : t and jumped inside. Be-| ander and Hoyd Welle was well ap-| — ae te ‘ Sixty-one men went out on the} they bound the Japanese piauded. Mra. W. te Mereatth, widow of the prtiswoente are by his morning. They are » but the man succeeded ‘Jhe reves hy ol ‘The steamer Transport, which ran pee eg ee D planking and srad- Bimself and went to the rhe program was as follows placed : foated and towed | eM ; Lh gy in atreet, HOR | (a) Mariner's Christmas. .Chaminade | ' nish by COO OO OOO OOOO OOO Ob OOOO OO ° } Harvard Dental Parlors civiN% Bob«. ¢ Scientific Depieny at Moderate Prices 4 Fall a. $ 4. 5() Special Saie of Muslin Underwear | {b) Spring Chorus, Samson and The lumbermen of the Deitiah < Saint rthwest are in & rm. are deseried as fol- v taking the tion from Lee's drug store | atation is to be establ Jetty. It t# propomed te juy’s drug store ne Hiller Ladies’ Musical Club Chorus ‘® years, height 5 feet ight 175 pounds, cone sand moustache, dark. Sond Mata Fears, height 5 feat, : om | Band eyes dark,| pigs, Mie Fitsetbbom. in| # | Grace Clark Chamerlin : (a) Thy Name... Mary Knight-Wood (b) leh Dachte Dein. Meyer-Helmund Miss Genevieve Relfe. cn (Set of (a) Scherzo David Every garment of the most reliable manufacture, perfect in (b) Serenade |... Plerne tonight |] workmanship, quality and fit, and comprising the better grades, at * l(c) La Clgne St. Saens nitiated very lowest prices, (4) Le Papition...Prancots shub Keneral Corset Covers ace Clark Chamberlin Bs hoe , ape r S ¢ shingle man ay ¥ Sunset ley Buck ; See t 1 nin this or th 12¢, for : atin D. for divorce, ai- Mrs. r y | loging ha haaabied aoa other. Valse Paraphrase (D'apres chop | nd may h r | Boe averred ned a. & 4 il - f f } ‘eo We delicatessen at Mosers. Arthur Alexander and Boy. : rE " be : tase 30 495 | ‘he matitched ana 1 Which her bue- Wells, . injure ; : 111 Occidental Ave. isomely” are running. “ene inte property. coat IN’ MEMORY OF syn wear! GOVERNOR ROGERS’ Mary Killepn. who swears of EAmonds at their place on | but rooms on upper First avenue in| and quit on the lat- James A. Sexton Post AR. Seattle. | COLON, Jan. 14.—The Cot of Mre, McMahon's te. eae ernment and the Liberals She wieo adde that! W. R. C. Pass Resolutions | PROF. ALLEN SMITH where he CANNED BEEF | WILL EXCHANGE. " ee way Mackerel "Drawers | Muslin, yoke band with wide hems titehed ruffi | Jon an exchange ot p ite were running | | i eke 3 fa by our tate actenitic ¢ e trimmed with tw and that when she | After the recent business meeting ° u > 5c, for ot a os soueamteeis) LECTURES TONIGHT) #002 2 ; . ; ho dread having thelr teeth $ ie ini il So e came back | A. Sexton Relief Corps, the followin | choren as the place of exchange. r Doon . rneatly invited to call at our @ three rows r, pair . Martin was hustling | resolutions were pansed jointly "I * 1 Ber we will-demonstrate t ur entire satisfaction our] petter kinds, ver at, @ pair Mt in bed. | 1. ut our “Heavenly "Father in| 4 Prat, J. Allen, senith, will dover WILL VISIT PRESERVES ? NO CHARGE for painiees extracting when other work is done, % pe and 81.50 n lecture tonight o1 101 utiona: ® and a written guarante 0 years with all wor $ MARKETS call tothe reat ari Lan” cefere tne iene Lecenel : Drrawrorry, Raspberry, Midkber, |% “nd © written guarantee tori ith all work, Gowns enteeme n jonored nd the Political Club of the ¥. M. “ . : "AINLESS DENTISTRY. @8-& Gold Crowne me Rogers, whose patriotic efforts in be-| sry hae itieel Club of place tn se re | malade—Pound Rae aareeety Hues ap yh : Bok ad ne. Muslin, tucked sau ambric ruffle, trimmed with lace tren. half of the have endeared him| the auditorium of the YT. M ‘ pe oie og tered . sseeitBbe | 3 Full Set Teeth Without Plate ..... Hon, Wort 686, £OP wae aa . is | ea to, the, heart of all et the| Building on Firat ay | wen a nce PRUNES ; old «a , Silver Fillings : Musi was, Emcirs om eb best bananas that ever| 2% Governor Rogers wan to the) (uNgine nF ie My - | Niche . shy) Bibi seri 1 NW, FOF as es EN tree ate now bane: bees ‘of _ {ie common wealth 4) and” the a ited. Peter . yam one « mouthtul|$ Harvard Dental Parlors 20%", $% s,m, to $n. mi Sun Better poablied ak exinal alo: Ooh... OL BR be ern atenue drying | steadfast and consistent friend an A. have 1% ne Victor Emm Sab da. : One ‘eariond came in this| | meetings during | effected a Husso-Ttallan und Larerererererereseses reverie oot Underskirts one this after- the season in the auditorium of the | "8 Teshe we aa pemateokea cule ant ae 1 i in fat te Tight cont. Y MC. A. These meetings will be P King Victor Bmumanvel the Soattic Transter Ca, ot dustin, wide hemstit hed ruffie and du t ruffle, w orth 59q,_for, best bunches bring $2.75. absolutely non-partisan in character | #¥® vinit. the cai pe Pc eke praie say cae me brad navels 94M CALE OF SUITS AND By tza ticittcnte® te eromote thownnt | Abr ent Year, Thi ™imo ane SECON D W E E K awenings, worth 990, f rey of Potatoes are on the and discussion in the realms of| Will visit Rome in October STORAGE Rca. + moved to Si Mist ave ery, worth $ Tol, Main 41-48 Office, 623 ist Ave, carcer a] OVERCOATS $12.50 | "Rew Hterhert 1. Gowen wil ment | aT 4068ING QuoTATIONS | teonnncrrn DAILY.) Preit demons acon: 75 @ box; M0; eating app fe becoming to $1.25, E THE GREAT Manufacturers Sale|] ::::2225 7c = ter qualities r | SterlingPianos, Retcherts'110 Union ank Parsons, 0 Public Ownership.” The e will have an opportunity fons and join in the discunsi Guather’s and | During Our January Huyler’s Clearance Sale Cam ned with i = ra sci, ae 1212 Second Ave., Next to Rhodes Bros. mus ta attend Persimmons, $1,251.50 per b a per box; Frat, $4.00635.60 per box: vorn, 'aosMOL76; pineappies, + Jap oranges, $1.26 ; seedling oranges, $1 a3; cane; tangerines, m7 Vegetabies Men’s, Boy's and Children’s Fine Clothing, Furnishing fioods and Shoes A pat 000 26.00 a ton beets, ine 5 t place A Model up herbals Nye : i lett ee ola. Oe e, everything new, no old | «Sees Candies ==" | TAPER STEW PANS set lt : Der cage: wonie, pibers, Tog Candies whines Shacente n Ber dos; sweet pr Made from soli 16 gauge eamten exe," extra ‘ Allopathic, Homeo “Fe Cait pene [Belnaty tosh gis Suias, «nian ittivers sor mies Oe tian pathic and Alkaloidae Reme ‘ ite aes {gmatoen, $1.40 Chokes Of any: Welt eave plain r 18 1" Prestt Ge, resuiar price sk dies, Especial + attention to 5 gee ontoms, 92.0002 25° — biue or black, or any overcoat | price 96 Presoriptions a a | rice ‘8 1401 Third Ave., Corner Union DF Nhkes, 1 ments ; | peg 6 ORE RE CO Telephone Main 584 ate cncuabers, hig 24 ave. and Columbla, Tel, Main 198.18 ang me tne homer ene Lote instead of dow n tin pans woods t Y ‘ PAOOOSSO98 ONSDOESORREAADSONOEE KORN a EE ELLIOTT pope P fir0 Crow Regulation BUY SEA LEVEL ha ePORIey, an vid woran fraoting Z. C. bd Ti] Boi cad ggaaicgy RM / Se yates MILES & PIPER COMP’Y anutacturers’ Sale Army Shirts at sie, § Fe ak . Bien on sapien fuston lt sbiesrelge ae or og £5 | 1021-1023 First Avenue, Cor. Spring, fast blue, strictly all wool, at | For particulars, apply now’ $4.00, Ment of materials. Ex LARGEST STOVE HOUSE IN THE NORTHWEST 1212 SECOND AVENUE, Next to Rhodes Bros, win JOHN M, DAVIS & CO. KIRK, 1209 First Ave. 9-10 Heussy build wows Ving, Third and’ Pike, 534 Pioneer Block. Rod (3t 806 S909 DESOTE W111 12 HOSEOO VEOOOOON