The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 28, 1902, Page 4

TITE z STAT, FERTILITY OF IMAGINATION SOMETIVES IS A NEWSPAPER NECESSITY Boing All About How a Reporter Who Was Short of Copy Faked Up a Twenty-Second Century Pipe Dream and Was Laid Off by the City Editor How's everything on your beat? asked the city editor of the street Dead,” said the latter cheerfully “Well, sit down and write me a few bars of whatever comes in your head,” said the Man at the Desk “There's a bi bole out there and it must be filled up. | ate ats The reporter sat down in a brown | aisgonall #iudy. Fertility of brain was his in abundance, but he had touched up meariy everything that had come $nt his head on life or death: Life and death,” that gave him a: idea. Why draw a picture the happy itlons of the twenty Second century, when Prof. Loeb aver, would have his ctory in Chicago working ving lives at so much per the x king a aca is of + INTEREST Carnegie’s Millions Will Operate School FREDERICK & WELSON COUCHES AND BED LOUNGES Re. DUCED IN PRICE to make it an intensely Heating Stoves ves we sell ang 10 be adapt. ms Of thigh factiog| Prices t Fine Furniture 'h SEATTLE S CORNER... « AAD IOS § cde WOMAN'S C s AAAAAAAOAN? AAAARAARAAAAAANA Light Menu fer « n a Day pursue U he has it has & herto mindirected Like ¥ ng man Kwasind in Hiawatha, he has broken every thing he has picked up by an awe ward use of his strength, The king knows when stock going up or down, and foretell | the fluctuations of wheat and lard | He can loo © precious metain as they lie Jed under the ribs of mother doctors—and the cancer—could |" He thought the r he lived, He then became tn- | sessed of oratori volved in @ saloon brawl and was | would make him shot through the heart by a con or politician panion, This apparently riled bim | train for m and he became ao abusive that he | proper tutelage he would become a) | Was ejected from the p e. Midas. A Hot O14 Time | In Annals of Mistory mpted to cross the street} One instance of the king's super- to another saloon, but natural power is worthy of commem- | was run over and cut to pleces by ution, It ought to be handed over passin trolley oar. His sult & historical novelist. imac the company for damage: A few years the king had an ing apparel is still pending. | unplea Jon with a man tn | ext day he started for Colo- | Des Moine rade on a hunting trip and on the | some opprobrious reflection very first morning a wounded grissly | c od man, who tried to put on te probable ¢ crushed every bone in hie body. That} much style.” | Ax they debated, the |) bat 1 : same afternoon, as he was riding| white man's future fitted athwart | the United down the canon, the narrow ledge | the professor'a vision ike @ moving | istes poor ge de — gave way and he was dashed to the | picture before @ flashlight. He said oe Ra. Foy pam oavab Gun the Focks 6,000 feet below to his ene can tell’ you some- | dertakings He was lame and bruised, but/ thing. You Ine Lo tall off the | a nevertheless made his way down the| bridge over the De Moines river Sully, in search of an outlet. With: | next Saturday night, and be drown. Frecital at University out food or water for ya, he | ed.’ cond concert fot pene Analy encountered band of no-| And it came to pass even 0, In| .¢ he second concert for the benemt is evening in Den helping the butter, pouring the wa or mimilar ta In many houne holda this ts left entirely to the girl Why should the who need it ch more empt from this ANSTIE WINS ABERDEL the ve man wh nko. wrought two of treakfaat Hot Bread Doughnuts. Dinner Hak Most of the good patterns « igh " he 1 Been th boys. Hutter Coffee are | co bes Couches and Bed Lounge wn ata Bargain Now their here are reduced for this week 1 Potatoes, | ab. the raion attract ropped Cabbage these hi been selected for re read, Ihutter begin mms of great | For wor th goo | buying, the sales f |tunity, Thin is espec wales at the great houses, indispensable to non’ k in or may be brought | turn of the weath things that ing, At the real or fine eluded amc to display bargains porter was 7 . in an effort to reduce Supper ut, bear iain Cake wi i WASHINGT preminiary rd of trum fe tnatitut a rv Jan The council haw held a lottery trial scide which one of the tenting the mayoralty ele “p th and W, W * ced himself, Five envelog drawn, four of which were is|and the fifth containing the mayor,” IT IS NOT FAIR roi bas = ScucWaIs news Yor the Seattle Drug stores to Ns as eel put the Bartell Drug Co. to so t | via ba much trouble, ' FN = 04 JUST BECAUSE Full-6lzed Conch, 2 4 wide, 6 feet 4 inches long, coven e4 with embossed velour, ‘tai! We would not Join them and raise boring: ofipe, vesting Siam prices; but we think we have a bilge for the week, 61ey right to sell our medicines for ttle an we like. Here are ‘ouch, Turkish design, 20 wide and 6 f some specials for tomorrow Pile alar $16.0) week, B10. Carter's Nature Herb Tablets. Syrup of Fign Pinkham's Compound Mormon Kola Tablets Me Revealed Remedy . ery Vr » Curran' ty but inventory. ex for the new Car effected to row. It baw b cided to use only the interest on the $10,000,000 worth of bomis donated by Carnegie in the operation of the institution. ‘The preliminary work on the new national educational tnatitu » wilh be commenced as #oon aa the igation is completed At pres members of the board have individual ideas ax to the beat ning the pr two 1 of tion of pieces The Willowy Style ‘The ta also included 2 is entitled to Anstle wan ch tor blanks word present tine Imitation, must be ng such trophies; it useful on every gown and cloak, and| shows no sign of diminish! in popularity, ‘Trimmings are often usefully stored away as bargainn; a Hitule ingenuity will make # length that has been picked up cheaply avatlable for ® coming drow at half the cont of going forth to buy at the | moment that it is wanted. | Ritects of Short Stocki Short stockings,” says a chirop- odin re fully a# bad as ahort shoes. If the customers who come to me with ingrowing naile wonder how they were produced when care has always been taken to wear shoes ample long, and are greatly surprised en I teil then short stocking | {il produce an tngrowing nail just | rely and sbout as quickly as a short one, Mothers are often care- lens in this respect, particularly if they are buying stockings for a fam ily of growing children. ‘The rapidity with which the different sizes become outgrown confuses them, and the re ult is that the steadily enlarging | foot of the boy or girl slipping tnto | the early teens ts very often not pro- | vided for | Children at the | Tabie ‘The table ts the place to teach chil Gren self-control, thoughtfulness for others, the petty encrifices that Emerson says make up good man ners, The little S-year-old who ts required to wait patiently her turn Jon pain of being lifted down ts |learning « valuable lesson, and the comfort of the whole family te en- hanced tnctdently while tt is taught ‘To make this still more effective each | ehiid-—particularly the boys—should have some part tn the serving to do, —_——————— Fletcher & Carpenter, realty bar. | ine only. ool —_e—_— Go to Spinning for bicycle repairs. slender worm iwa la n is appar Mode's favort tn vogue n designed height and siimnens. oth fitting skirt that | grows nore and apreads out into regular billie about the feet, the lump looking blouses and the long chains that hang almost to the bottom of the skirt, all add to that willowy ser pentine effect that is the thing of all others to be desired at the moment | Stout women are in despair and the has @ remedy that will erfluous flesh 4 not nsightly wrinkles instead, ha: tune made, for the heavy- weight finds nothing but clinging clothes de rigeur and must do her best to mold her form to the prevail ing fashion. Clever Eagiisd Women 4 | ‘The modern young Englishwoman seems to be giving her talented brother an endi mount of annoy ance on account of her successful | efforts tn the several lines of busi in which she has made bold to yne his rival, Indeed, from the measures he has resorted to in the newspaper field one w imagine that he rather feared for his own futu it ie nald that one of the largest London dailies reduced the salaries of its nen writers one-th 8 demand of tte male writers. These sallant Englishmen waited upon the proprietor in a body and represented that the rapid rise of women in the practical work of dally journaliam wae & menace to the profession, Rather @ peat compliment to th cleverness of our fair English cous a, wasn't it? New Cause for Rivalry this coast today the tr Women of fashion and wealth have foundared in sight of land and all POW & Hew 6 rivalry, and t t ermen on board dropped into Guestions of the water one after another while possession of the efforts were being made to save Der service sink Into them. Eleven men were drowned. in a 7 ha it wae all brought y ~ - about the rage for long white KIMBERLY ostrich feathers, and the soul of | Milady Wealthy longs for nothing so much @# 4 plume of such superb quality, length and snowy whiteness that it will outahine all others, and WASHINGTON, D.C. Ja Rear Admiral Lewis Kimberly, tired, dled this morning of heart dis ease. Ho was one of the officers first the ts perfectly willing to pay fabu- appointed on the Schley court of tn- lous sume to possess It, The czarina quiry, but was compelled, however, of Russia displayed dness for wearing bats laden with these costly to decline the duty on account of fil ness. feathers when tn Paris recently, and S. A.C. Election everyone hastens follow the royal example. As @ consequence At the annual election of the Beat- tle Athletic Club last night Judes and each one is reduced in price } th } He how positively Dr Loeb had assured his contemporaries that Death was but a germ And that a six months’ course in his sanitart Um would so completely fix this mi- erobe of mortality that mankind utrun the century plant by | 79 madic Indians, who promptly scalped | order to keep his own skirts clear, | him and hung him out to dry. the professor hired three men to ait | Rurt Mis Feelings up all night with him at @ leading | Feeling much hurt at this hair-|cafe, where he bought champagne | raising reception our hero stole away | for them. One of them was a well | nd joined the Aritona cattle thieves. | known detective to whom he paid unusually aude # raid led to} $0 for his society, This must be ure, and tying a heavy tone| true, for the professor tells it him- his feet with @ bridle strap, the | self, he ought to know, hers dropped bt the mid. — of a email mountain lake in the| It appears marvelous te the re- perter how he bas escaped wealth | the water|so long. It is bearing down on him 1 our hero | in Goods at this time, and the inun h all the] dation t almost due. that point |today :eporte that the Boer losses alone do all the fortune tellers agree. | during the past week were 81 killed Foxy, Very Foxy |20 wounded, 822 captured and 63 sur They are clever people, no doubt t 8 Long exper and observation has pay, Cutsanene taught them human mature,and they . ight killed, five | make some cumming guceses. It I8| Wounded and €1 captured. [noticeable that they get along bet leary to und that w the DOVER, England, Jan. 2—In the $11.00—Well-made Couch, 9 inches wide, 6 feet § inches long, full holstered with e004 gra tone ve! ular y $18.50; special price for the week, $11.00. “This ts the Couch Illus trated, Full-Sized with plain to grade of one a by Professor And mandolin orchestra and Mies Violet Abrams, ched the city ed, Detalis of an exciting man ht reached the city f atherm Arizona. Bili Bunghole desperado, was captured by uty sheriffs, but not until 33 y bullets Rad been pumr as rendering uit for him. is @ graduate of Locb's ute of Chicago, aud is to th thr time having fui ftll taw ey TOM | hy t ro Wardrobe uch, an 10¢ . B00 ROe UBie + 200€ 106 GRADUATES IN PHARMACY BartettDrucCo : ure, regular $11.00. ee the week, $7.00, uree of time bir bounds « surface wi 4 lusty youth 4 the nf for years a * through. | southwest. He has finally} captured ae ounted ab that the prosecuting at d that his be Do dally nded glass and vitriol, I y LONTION, Jan, 28.Gen, Kitchener $10.50—"Drop - back Lounge, upholstered in tone figured velour, has full apring edges, can be quickly con verted from a sofa into a full comfortable bed, regul price $14.25; special price for the week, $10.50. E thre 4- Velour Bed } $11.60: special 7 ) BS.75. ' Ramie Hed Lounge, Sg special price for the 86.50. Bed Lounge, full spring edge. } double head, regular $14.50, spec- ¢ Drop-Back Velour Bed regular $12.26; special jal price for the week 913.50, } the week, 89.25. Loung. sheriff that | ou Lo times and | boon the penalty | Tt is J of pow | life reads Mke o romance after graduation his exc king led to a serious ca) omech, and in spite of all tty sr he sive of ‘The street car reporter is now tak-| victim is » or greatly ing 2 vacath troubled ir an be led to TELLERS FALL INTO A NEAT TRAP LAID BY THE STAR statements, or pumale them by re-| fusing to talk. In the latter case | they usually avoid committing them selves to any definite statement, or tell the customer what he ought to de, not what he has done or con- | templates, It looks like a soft graft |so long as ignorance and supersti fon are superabundant, and the wwe ones look prosperous. MORTALITY RECORD ‘The funeral of Marte Anne An- orange held from the By this time the spiritual Jor. | Feline Loranger .- timidly vouch-|er noticed that his system had be. (Jesuit church at 9 o'clock this morn Gated the reporter. “Yes, but I see |come saturated with an irresistible | inf Under the direction of the Coiling ft 1 feet H. This te not fraudu-|inctination to commit mendacity.|Snerman Foley Co, Intermen| Bax ppscame Qeeple Sey clairvoyants Like an ineptration a well-detined | MN" Ysera of Marke Anne An aud ou I know tree s ‘whet 1 aay,” continued Carciine, | sore Hretorh og Ly ine Loranger was held from the aubject about his f ; uit chureh at 9 o'clock this morning. ture, and was tuhormed that te ing | mauled of Misa Perry bow she came |Conine ‘Sherman Foley Co. Wi Mistaken his calling. You have} to know it all Bhe | eharge of arrangements, and inter- great talen. You are smart; very age en NE: Tambling Dut | ment was at Calvary cemetery. Smart. You make fine musieias * quite fluent talk upon prophecy in | ped - ihe proclaimed that Great artist. You make good doc-| world has sles oor tor” | Do you think,” Mrs. Carotine, dhar Wilton Carpets and Rugs, § Columbian Carpets, French W SOLE SEATTLE AGENTS FOR Luce Furntture Co,°Grand Rip- } ton Rugs, Majestic Kit ids; Gendron Baby Carriages and Queens. Beckwith Round Oak Heaters, i Carts, Globe-Wernicke Stickly Bros.’ Furniture Co.,Grand tie Bookcases, Grand Rapids; Maj c Steel Ranges, Chair Co., Ivina, Dietz and Rand and Leopold Desks, Bun- gars full line of Wool Ca COMPLETE HOUSEFURNISHERS Second Ave., Madison and Spring Sts. oat gorgeous din —_——_+_-__. Dr. Waggoner, dentist, Globe block. THE QUAKER DRUG CO. 1013-1015 Firet Avenue. Globe Building Agents for Verus Pile Cure (Continued from page one.) “What's in your head don't seem | to be in my head, c. ™ y the much desired plumes are almost SEATTLE’S BUSY STORE \gPre-Inventory Sale Ends Feb. Ist In this department. Fresh, snappy bargains o! flere daily. Every Ad. New Every Day. . world has always been governed and directed by vaticination. She point- ae {aaa ean wae ee to the fulfiliment of scriptural doing now?” “Fes. What do you do with your hands? When 1 look at you a talk about this, my heods hurt me. have strange fecling in them. ‘hat is it you do?” “I am a pencil-shover.” “What is that?” ‘A newspaper writer.” ‘You should not do that.” ‘You think I will never succeed in thatr’ “Cat It Out’ “No. Quit it. You will make Money in mines, and get rich. But you must be good to your health. Were you very sick two, three years “Lees than @ year ago.” “Let me look 4¢ your hand again. Yes; it is not so long. But I am Sfraid tor your heart. I could teil you much. I wish you take a whole Feeding. Five dollars. A man came 10 me once to know one thing. [ told him, and he gave me $i. 1 eam read the x1 ery cheap for the ‘The newspaper man knew he was offered a bargain, but not believing he could take care of it all, he pass- #4 Caroline up by saying he would call again when his heart was stronger. Mrs. Van Winter On the name fioor of the Waidort 4s & more practical person. She is a hod looking matron of middie age. ler face is pleasant, and conversa- tion agreeable. Commercial insight is her strong point. She has evi- Gently had a long straight line on Klondikers. Locating mines by Spiritual vision comes as easy to her| (s0 she says) as tracing subterranean Water veins to @ water witch. The Feporter unfolded a lot of financial fils—real and Imaginary—to her sym- pathetic tympanum. She explained fo him why his mining speculations had not blossomed and fructified in- to bonanzas, but with full knowledge of bis heart's desire, assured him ot. impending wealth. | Evidently siz- ing him up for a busted Alaskan Jd-seeker, she asked ‘You think of going north soon?” “Yes,” replied the untruthful seribe. “You will be successful this time. But beware of partnership. That is where you lost before.” “How can you tell that? How can You so divine the truth?” murmur- €d the reporter. “How can I teil anything? Why id you come to me, my dear bo: unlers it was to learn somethin “But I haven't learned that. knew already.” “I saw it when you came Something tells me al) about you when I look at you. Your partner deceived you and took everything.” Mrs. Van Was Away Off ¥ refreshed at Incidentally it mentioned that no part- ner of this deponent ever ran away leaving him th end, and he ever waa in Alaska and never had anything to do with mining. The proselyte then ¢ layed a vul- war curiosity concerning the clair Voyant’s marvelous skill in mental aurgery. he had given him a few pointers, but they were not satisfy ing. Like Oliver Twist, he wanted some more. The “gifted” psychic explained that her power is a mys- terious occultation, derived from spiritual sources intangible, tmper “ and inexplicable, communi- cation with which ean only be ha through those exceptional persons called mediums, The medium, the orator and poet, ‘# born, n de, yrt the talent for psychic t terpretation can be developed like any other. It's as clear ae mud to the fettered rind. Miss Perry At $11 Second avenue may be found a lady whose verbose handbill be- gins this way: ‘Miss Perry, seventh of a se Gaughter; born with double vell ov face.” 1 tik th for you. Ail of| r| by the king that Prophecy, and the materialization of wise men's dreams. She maintain- ed that ecere and seerenses have been present in every generation to guide the uni populace who would otherwise drift hopelessly in utter darkness, The vocation and minis- try of euch as she is to avoid the amalgamation of uninspired human- ‘ty with material ignorance. Or words to that effect. Miss Perry is aclever sophist. Genius challeng- hed admiration, however engaged. Did a Littie Lying ‘The unregenerate acribbier told a |chapter of misfortunes. He had }lost his property, and his wife had }iett him in consequence. He cared more for the woman than for the money, but would like to’ attach some more lucre to his fingers to re- cover hie lost love. The secress gently rustied her prophetic wings over the deserted one, and promised | ;him an early recuperation of his | shattered fortunes. As to his wife Do you really want her back?” | asked Miss Perry. “Well, sometimes I think I don’t are so much after all. If I could make ® lot of money and let her know what a fool she was to quit | me, maybe I'd feel just as good,” | said the applicant | “She was never suited to you, and was not worthy of you,” said the | Fedoubtable priestess. “If you had | lived tomether @ little longer, you would have disagreed, and been un- happy. You will be free from her, 4 you will have another and hap- pier marriage.” Never Was Marrieg The reporter has never been mar- ried yet | The prophetes thought highly of her customer's business capacity, but warned him against artistic pur-| sults. She cordially invited him to call again and get his head fil whenever he might notice tt to be| empty and void of understanding Miss Perry is an astrologer as well 4s a palmist, and wanted the visitor to have some of that also, which he promised to do at his next ination King Solomon | King Solomon printe an expansive | ription of his many gifts in the | ising columns of @ local pa- | but when you get to No. 912 Third avenue, you find “Prof. King” | in modest letters on the front of the house, without any trappings or in- signia of royalty. His majesty, or the professor, as the case may be, is & somewhat impressive colored gen- tleman of good size, who dresne style, and on t reet carries a| cane which would make a dangerous War club in the hands of his Hamiti cousins. The king says his mother was @ native of Madagascar, and hie father a pure-blooded Hindu, “as white as you are.” The king him self in the of a Missisnippl cotton-picker similar features; that is one of those who are guilt less of Caucustan ancestry. He te Unquestionably a shrewd man, with some carefully picked-up education and considerable He talks fluently with a fair choice of words, and few grammatical slips, His quantum of dignity would over- awe @ chief justice | He's All Righ ‘The king claims to be of a race of Hindu second-sight artista of X-ray powers. ‘They can see to the very marrow of your bones, —T himself asserts that he can « 000 miles into through the earth compensation the reporter t bers of t exam- information. space, For « sufficient willing to tell en of all the latter's family, and agen; buy as the pencil’ man ed those Mets from the family in his early youth, he preferred to expend his money on goods as yet in expectancy, or in esperance, Shakespeare would say. ‘The King Made a Hit was flattered He to be informed he had no bad ‘habits, This might be disputed by | sesnion of the United Mine Workers, In fact, business on West attending cold weather. demand. $1.00; grape fruit, $3.26G2.00 per box; case; tangerines, 90G81.00 per rack | «pring, Llc $2500 A YEAR INDIANAPOLIS, In4., Jan. 28.—A resolution was offered at yesterday Willian: H. Moore was re- president. Pendleton Miller and Law L. Moore were selected ax trustees. |The baard now consists of there t gentlemen, Thomas Bowes, D. Frederick, George W. Dilling, Jamon A. Goldamith, Dr. G. B, MeCullock, T.N. Blaller and Charies H. Bebb. The affairs of the club are in a condition, MERGER CASE WASHINGTON, States sup increasing the salary af President Buyers were out in plenty today and local trade was good. Out-of- town orders were also numerous. m avenue mn court +. Jan. me has recovered from the The United now has the merger case in which the permiaston t Retail dealers about the city have! idewalk displays out and re- y fair trade. Eges are up a point or two, owing to cold weat | There is a gpod demand for vege- tables with a fulr supply. Poultry is firm with a moderate ke at bill of cluded yesterday . Dr. Carr, dentist, removed to G block, first and Madison. Phone, JOBBING QUOTATIONS rine de = , - SterlingPianos. Reicherts’110 Union (CORRECTED DAILY.) rr Green Fruit 1. 784 82. box; cooking apples, 60@S! eating apples, $1.26 Gite. orane $1.55@2.75. pea. ries. $10.00 per Rheumatism Sufferers Are assured of relief by my treat- ment or coal jes—but a thoroughly mo sclentifie tre | GUARANTEE to cure every case of INFLAMMA- TORY, MUSCULAR, ACUTE OR CHRONIC RHEUMATISM, SCIATICA, NEURALGIA, BLOOD AND SKIN DISEASES when the patient will faith- fully follow my instructions. I will give a legal guarantee to! jdo what I claim—but the patient |must also guarantee to follow my| instructions | The instructions are only such a any reasonable man can fo! $1.26@ 1.00. bbl; quinc pineapples, $5.00 per dozen $1.25 per pkg; secdling $1.50@2.00; tine Vegetables Potatoes—$22.004 Jap or- or arrots : tuce, $1.00G1.60 per case turnips, W@ibe; garlic, 6c; cabbage, $1.00@1.50 per ‘ewt; peppers $1.60 per case; husks, 200; celer ¢ per dow; sweet potatoes, $1.35@1 per cwt: Chili peppers. 26@0c; saver | kraut, 2%@%e; tomatoes, $1.50 per | ease; radishes, 10c per dozen; pars- ley, '20@%#e; Onions, $2.0062.25 per owt; parsnip, 85e@$1.25; cauliflower, $1.00@1 @1%o per ib aquashen beans, 12%¢ artic wtring | beans 2.00 | per box; 608; pean, 1@%« Butter, Cheese, Rees and Poultry Butter — Washington creamortes, pound prints, 300; Kastern lowa and Elgin, Zic: fresh ranch, 16@20c. Cheese Native Washington, Eastern: | New Wisconsin, — 14¢ 4c; Edam, $11.00@12.00 ;'New York, is@i6e : brick, 16@170; no opiate tar re per eack fern a atment Brussels sprouts, full “@iec; Strictly fresh ranch, w w@rc ve poultry spring, 12%c; turkey ducks, 12¢ aned poultry—Turkeyn ug ducks, 14@15¢ ia@is Honey—1d%e. Provisions reah meat—Cow beet. r beef, 7@7%4¢ Hens’ 12% @126 18@14e; nished Free hte My twelve years experi- wether, 7c; ewes, 7%; pork. 100|ence q actice 2di- Father, Tas) owes, Pass pore. 200] ence and practice of medi Provisions—Hams, 1946; breakfast !}cine in this city will vouch backs, 10c; bellies, le . . Hay—Puget sound, per ton, $10.@ for my standing in the pro- fession. To per Ib; per Ib; mutton, 12.00; Kastern Washington timothy, $13.00; alfalfa, $11.00. Grain—Onts, $29.00; barley, $20.00; at, $22.00@22.00; corn, $48.00, ted daily — The following prices are being offered to the pro- | ducer in round lots on the dock or in the car at Seattle Grain—Oats, & $15.00; wheat, chicken corn, bull, $37.00, Hutter—Fresh tive creamery, Cheese—Native ie Egen—Strietly fresh ranch, 22@24c PoultryHens, 1@1'%4e; large ucks, 12@12'40; turkeys 1 He, BAVC Livestock—Cowe, 3% calves, 54@7%4c; sheep, o%e. w My home treatment by correspe ence is always successful tions free, Writ talk Dr.H.E. Merkel 604-5 Mutual Life Building Seattle, W: Orrice HOURS—9 a. m. to 12 m.; 1 to 5,7 to 8 p.m. Sunday 10 4 m, tod p. m Corres Consulta © me or it over 00 f barley, $20.00, ranch, 20. Washington, 16@180; na- u@ atoerm, 4% 4c; hogs, 6@ , come in and | All these reduced prices will be discontinued February 1st—if any of the goods remain for it was simply to reduce stock before inventory time that the reductions were originally made. Come in tomorrow—you must not think that even the first chapter of the good news could get in a space the size of this advertisement. Every depart ment has its offerings. Bize 14x25 Huck Towels, nicely hemmed, ready for use; Pre- Inventory Sale price ....8 1-3 Bize 14x29 Linen Huck Towel, hemmed, ready for use, 120 value; Pre-Inventory Sale price eh sees 16 17x34 Linen Huck welg hemmed, use, Zoe Value Sale price Size 18x39 Cream Turkish Towel, good wenr. i2%e value; Pre- Inventory Bale price. 106 Sine 18x8# Cream Turkish Tow el, extra heavy double thread woven, 20¢ value; Pre-Inven tory Sale pric ‘ ihe Size %x49 Cream Turkish Towel ra heavy and large, 30 value; Pre-Inventory Sale price Zhe 18x37 Bleached ‘Turkish’ Towe excellent wearing, 12% Pre-Inventory Sale price 21x45 Bleached Turkish Towel, extra heavy double thread w A value; Inventory Bale price Ise MEN'S SOCKS. Gents’ Oxford Cashmere Socks, inforced heels and toes, regu. lar 830 value, Pre-Inventor Bale price, per pair 1 Gents Fine Sanitary Gray and Biack Cashmere Socks, rein a heels and toes, worth 1 Pre-Inventory price " ; # Heavy Wool Socks, re forced heels and tooa, wear re sisters Pre-Inventory Ra pric : 25. Peterson’s °°; Means? Rex means king, king mea best man, We are the kin, prescriptionists to remain #0, F tion that leaves ov right, ‘Third Av T Corner Unic Main 5 MACK ‘The more DAVIS Spratt’s Mange Cure Liniment Hlood Purifier , 1 Tonic Vit Dis a Cure Digestive P Distemper « Dog Cakes, F pratt's Greyhound Cakes Dog Soaps, 10¢ pound. Dog Collars, Dog Chat Dog Blankets. ppy Cakes, the better I like my dog. and Glover's Dog Remedies ‘Rainier Hardware Co, ':2, FLANNELETTE NIGHT GOWNS. Ladies’ Excellent Quality Flan- nelette Night Gowns, yoke front and back, cut and roomy, actually worth Tbe; Pre Inventory Sale price Be La Cinderella Flannelette Gowns, in pink and blue, pea buttons, cut extra full and ro ‘91.25 value; Pre-Inven tory Sale price vse Children’s Excellent Quality Flannelette Gowns, fancy braid on cuffs, yoke, front and back, & Pre-Inventory Sale ‘ see Be Heavy Flannelette Night Shi cut extra full and roomy, pearl button, yoke back, $e value; tomorrow's Pre-In- ventory Sale price 600 Heavy Flannelette Night Shirts, warm and durable, new pattern, The value; to- owe Pre-Inventory Sale « Sve i value; mm pr MITTS AND GLOVES. Gents’ Heavy Wool Mitts, with blistard cuffs, value. Inv Gent Mitts, with grain back, Inventory Bale price Gents’ Lamb-Knit ma Pre-Inve Boys’ Jers durable tory Sal . warm and Pre-Inven Ide 208, 210 3 STREET 3 4401 Third Ave., Corner Union Telephone Main 584 D, G. O'BRIEN tees, f, QUT roe oon manenins A MAD DOG 1 Firet Ave 1 Main 82a % Chas. G. Holcomb OPTICIAN 216-218 Burke Building, oor. Second and 1 tie ei Marion | Garland Stoves, Ranges And Other Good Things Geo. H. Woodhouse Co, The Seattle Home of the Garland 1409 Second Ave. Brighter Than monds Is the effulgent rays of the | Electric Light! In the boudoir, the office or factory Electricity Is a prime requisite, The Seattie Electric Co. 907 First Ava. 3000 all- wool Watch ps; nothing better for this cold weather. KIRK, 1209 First Ave. Strength and Lightness Are the most prominent featu: of the new steel tripod. Price Photographic Supply 255 Columbia Street Need Any Supplies For your typewriter? We cs @ complete line. Best of Silk Is used when I re-cover your worn-out umbrella. SHAMEK UMBRELLA HOSPITAL 1225 First Ave. Sulphur Fumigators yften prevent the spread of con- tagious diseases—10 and 25 cents. HIRSCH PHARMACY CO. First and Pike Tel. Main 916 Frozen Water Pipes Let us fix them for you. Our charges are reasonable. ERNST BROS. 506 Pike Street Tel. Green 72 25c Per Sheet For fine Poster Board, six o to select from. L cure Nervous Troubles, Both’ men and women successfully treated, DR. H. T. TURNER. itarlum, Hinckley Block, Fourth Floor. with a gold case for $10. specialty is grade repairing. A. Lindauer, 322 Pike Best Value in the City el AT SOFT AND STIFF Caps of Every Desoription SEATTLE HAT FACTO RY sesurens 1111 SECOND AVENUE Hats Cleaned, Dyed, Reblocked and Retrimmed A doctor of the old school says: 5 g, “Never go to bed with cold feet, and keep the chest warm."’ If you follow this advice doctors generally will be less prosperous, With all good will towards good- doctors, we're selling CHEST PROTECTORS HOT WATER BOTTLES At special prices during the cold snap just to make new friends, sin LYE Te ‘ottles Snyder's Cal Standard Tomatoes $: per Btich, } 1227 Yesler Way, Phone Red Ramaker Music @ 1415 Second Ave, Same Side of the Street, Sam Block as the Bon Marche) HOTEL BUTLER SEATTLU largest and only first-class European plan HOTE phone, Main St. and Shellacine Wood Filler Equal to Shellac at 3 the price 4 Soattte Tr Star Paint and Wall Papor Co, “i Cerner Third and Pike Bt Phone, Main 909,