The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 17, 1902, Page 4

nis ene ss eensasdndinmmtNCh sanesnannermsscusmeinanie ' i : owen saan ante. 4 THE SEATTLE STAR, ra ~ ENGLAND WAITS DEATH (“turtovtanens”[oownorr sco” [ Tortora SPRING OPENING Next W ednesday and Thursday M | DOWNCAST === . handt 4 A toher & Carpenter, realty bar An Englishman Loses : a Valuable Jewelry 2 ARE ON TRIAL sa "So Thoroughly | sarge ae Most elaborate prepar UONS are be. LONDON ‘sk ae headset , | Soa A be re They ing made by our decorator for the received fr wis today a] _,The steamer Queen left Ban Fran Annual Spring Opening. very dee that an Englishma in ai a — partment in the store is aiding his ” WOMEN'S W RL ery he The court: lin } y ' ‘ ee inns al work, for the manager nt has offered T. Waller and Lieutenant John it, A;| °F OO" wl at LE by a cash prizes to be paid to the three (Correspondence from the office of, der and green mh mnpowed of ae Mo ne ariel Drug va department manage ts having he first, econd and third best decorative dis play in their departments on ther Ven Ht ing of the opening, Wedne esday, March 19, the c¢ ast to | decided by three representative Seattle ladies, tree native aoveaaren on the atrrie! S@lling We Haye |,.::: ee eae ee Ever Known carers ‘ | |: Wagner's Full Orche stra} Will Be Here Wednaall : day Evening ta 1 Em. drotdertes broideries will play bi of an wi “the same embroidery One of the prettiest of anal Oriental Embroidered Bani Diouses is of biack polka-dotted pale} Oriental and Japanese em blue Liberty satin. Lengthw ters of fine tucks run fro: waist, between which 1 are graduated narrow bands, those running from the der down forming a pointed yoke.! gited tightly aroun¢ and from the waist up a pointed fared decidedly below the ten girdle. The plain stock and narrow|is trimmed with two bands wrist-band are finished with ands of velvet. ‘The bish are tucked to match the b ah equal « are unusually full at the lower re the belt, which is wider in the back | (ows @ from th than front, Is fastened with @ gUN-| The ¢ metal buckle studded with turquotre. | tien Another recent model, remarkably | o¢ ¢ dainty and effective, is of all white Ince, over a wh Veiled with finely ac chiffon. The back is pl EES J, ARONSON ti a oe ' 109 Columbia St. is) See ZETESeece ean A \ Preity Souvenir Picture Will be handed to each lady until 2,000 AVEN weds people. | Tel. Pik 1751 Free Delivery we SECOND I — EASTER SALE DRESS GOODS aT | PETERSON’S Wash Dress Stott ' : f ' alee . ey two| and sliver embroidery, each band one jand one-half inches in width, with | Len cows Mote B Stylish Fabrics, Silk or Wool Goods Before Easter Showing--A Remarkable One Har and 4 with the same puis value. Easter 8 50c 4 & pointed white lace cafoag Arora 7c Peterson's Eastor Salo of eens So ge Corsets lahop sleeves! tng uffs, trim- ered bands nes the yoke, atx r inches apart, and running arou ed with Nhe = Ting, Bloused slightly, From the waist|™ up V-shaped guissets’are cut out.) : doth In fr ‘and at the hack an} Sete Se Sach an one ~ il. cd meus: te that ts, ht about th very full about the ankles. those most to be const hese soft stuffs, i, silk, gauze or mull, are more beautl- | ful in weave, artistic in cx 1 | expenstve in price than ever before, rimmings they ly extravagant oman who desir White All Sik Grenadines, with colored stripes, at, the yard... ifferent shades of Taffet also black, will be on sale Tow, at, the yard ...60¢ tor Taffeta and Glace Silke, 1 sh . at ..TSe Sup. bring much consolation Flowered Effects effects are everywhere In Flo’ ‘The Position stored Peon 60 Sole, all wi tn %, hay Al v STRAIGHT FRONT n. Ww at, the yard. BI. ‘oo morrow, at ) TPP He yer SaeRRIN fitted by exp Peterson's Easter Salo of Won on the Pacific Coast t# main- ‘Milighicn ot the} Shoes tained by fair prices, uniform court- ome output te rep mgr ty : esy and absolutely reliable vas our letest exhibits e 5 vale ale | NORDHOFF @ Co. df 1419 to 1435 Second Avenue and I15-123 Pike Street. Little Profit--Many Sales Is the motto of every up-to-date business man. It's the motto of every aavertiner Every Ad. New Every Day PIANOS The Richmond Plano Club is q| number of ap Interest you, sample. A sure for_us to show piace. We have a tal bargains that will | —THE— MONSTER AUCTION SALE At 110 Second Ave. Sa, Will Be Continuedal Days Longer Of High-Grade Strielf Tailor-Made Suits, 0 sramwar wcuses DS. Johnston (0, _ Sherman, Clay & Co.” * 993 second: Avene nd the palest shades of pink, laten- TH Second Avenue Burke Building Perry Pictures A full line of new stock to se- lect from at our new store. i HOSPITAL { P.O. Block, ey t Ay Tel, Main 967 } SET OF 9 aaa ONLY 25 CENTS 8 photo border masks, me ee square ashington tal and HIRSCH PHARMACY CO, } Photograph eSagely Co, First and Pike Tel. Main 916 243 Columbia Street ALFRED S. WITTER & CO. FREDERICK & NELSON Fine Furniture 222 Pike St Two Days More of Sale of Straw fand Dittman fact Prescriptions Properly Prepared { BUY A ’ Builders’ REMINGTON | Builders pene bee ad and det va tait'you Hardware a a aa i why ; ts, Shoes, Hat i § ERNST BR MuES, S, H E. CNILES, 109 Cherry St. } 506 Pike Street Sg tale and Furnishing Goo ings . 206-208-210, rike = amounting to over $ 000. § EATER & CO. All Grade Furniture Every piece of China and wrap ese Mattings long delayed, is now on sale a STRONGLY REDUCED PRICES These Mattings were selected for our 1 egular trade. We stocked—so they must go. Wedo not hesitate strongly—they are satisfactory. received in the import or‘er NEW YORK DENTAL PARLORS First Avonuo Remember the addres,” 110 Second Ave. Between Yesler Way and ington Street. H. KESSLER, Auctit Sale Starts at 10 & r in Furniture, Stoves, Ranges, Graniteware, Crockery, ; Linoleum, Shades, e are already heavily to recommend these qualities Dainions no PLATES. REOUIne Regular 25 Suality of heery, Str raw 5 pleces, per roll bad ; : Cuvecreeoceucosnee ao es oe Sevvonercos 99009890000 ° e DEN B ping A nna | {GRADUATE Japanese and China Sear # Matting, sella every- ‘old in pleces of 20 0) , , NO PAIN: no sleep-productng. These ure the Tr where for 200 and jie per yard; ch at the prices given below ABSOLUTELY PAINLESS hods and ingre OP our sale pric 20 fill ean Sony and porcelain crowns wr sale price per 20-yar $3. 00° or 20 or 40 yards must be taken at these ral 5 Cold Crowns, $5; Full Ser! Tooth, $5; Bridgework, $5, Gold Fillings, $1 up; Silver Fill- be per yard extra will be charged when cut {n Fine Damask and Heavy China ; any other quantity than af above stated, yard rolt . ? Th 4 . Ge in : . tree by 0 r ines dave ings, 50o, tudent Rass, Cramined fet Maa Finest Damask and Iniaid : 00; An extra ch per yard whe Sew York Dental Parlors to sclence, No fancy Pree cd y hss pipe an $ | ting ts to be laid = SHATTLE tlhe ad A LINDAUER Sunset Oil & Refining Company Dr braney |S ne eto ‘ " 322 Pike Street wromrdnnnre Munset Oi and Sesion hidase By our sclentific method of making artificial teeth with our double $500,000; sharen $1, ‘Tt suction air chambe 2 misfit is {impossible; no dropping down, no adjoining’ th seeds under your dy attendant always present. Ve i (repreionte barrels I! Open AN Night Tel., Main 1029, PAINLESS DENTAL PARLORS, 713 First Ave. ‘|Henry Hensel 1 PUT UP NERY , COLLINS SHERMAN FOLEY co Union Block, first door south of ate Ae ‘Dougall & Southwick. Office LJ frat bi hours, 8:30 a. m. to 8p. m.; Sunday, 9 t peasant COMPLETE HOUSEFURNISHERS Second Ave., Madison & Spring Sts. A. 1. Gr hepard, Hila Morrison, lie Sekttle, Wash, Math Cet hai ad hae, ON Bd Cusrrirg (ase! buying articles ep A