The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 21, 1902, Page 3

DAY, APRIL Ovewrnreresermseemnenne $ Theaters ° ONBAAAD OR Re aeenneeenee® Mi ts Shannon Grocery Co. ¢ $ e ° Fmma Nevada N §x, Occidental Ave, KFGLEY’S Fintan Tuesday's ae Sellers RICE “CANNED PEAC HES Tuesday Specials STRAMERS ‘prcilc Coast Steamship Co Recit Jne 1 and 15c For San Frane co anal ‘ . CHEESE = MALTA VITA a : “PSYCHO” e343) Thro’ the Ice 31 ¥. e 05 5:30 inl 7:30 to 9 | EE ROME. Sailing Apci! 2 Delicious Ice | ; Cream Soda | ale | a te ~¥ And Fancy Mixed Drinks! : . now served at our new xtre All the to fountain | The White Pass and Yukon Route | pioree A f the Atlin, Big Salmon, Yu- otum bia. SHERMAN clAY & 0, 713 Second Avenue. Ramaker Music (0 ‘% > 1415 Second Ave. ¢ Same Side of the Block as the Bon Mar AMUSEMENTS. | GRAN OPERA HOUSE , JOHN CORT, Mg n jm. Klondike and White Horse Maing districts. The Best Eye Service for the Least Money. {apa ascts LEB, Traffic Mer Dexter-Horto: B " Wash and Skaguay Street GLOBE NAVIGATION Cx ONOLULU paECT ~ Daulton Carpet Co. 1020 First Avenue | |TelePhone - . - + Main 920 2. be ft ‘@eamer of this line on or asst the 10th of each month. t Required pply to the the avenue and SEATS | Mme, Emma Nevada As the Oon'r er sxoqves et An t Pianist a GF. THORNDYKE. Traffic Department. W. NOTTINGHAM, Pero General Manager. but they! orrect your | THE EV ICAL CO, Sattle, Edmunds Sean tate 708 Becond avenue | Repeal GRAN HOUSE Fests ! Just Received Phe ort, Manager. Main | G@& OF EVERETT. All the latest styles in Hats fro al TewBound Trips Datiy. | Wednesday and Thursday Nights, | sito to sa00 lanieitie 7 am, 12m. and newrne Eminent Actor | 5 M. ROSENTHAL & CO., Pareet: 9:15 @. m., 2:20 and 1002 First F Door No orth | a... r. Fre eric arde Cotman eee & B scorTT, Wea | forma birthday t—-Specia ¢ Bhakenpen! Any | Doctor OPERA © HOUSE +; F Jonn Cort, Mer. Phone Main 66 " THIRD ANNUAL GYMNASTIC i, ert EXHIBITION | 8 gl BY 8. E. Cor and Se 4d Ave Y. M. C. A. CLASSES m APRIL GYMNA TUESDAY | 8. B. Co. Pike St. and Becond Ave Telephone, Main 787. ‘Harvard Dental Parlors Over German Bak “THIRD AVENUE THEATER W. M. Russell. Mer. Phone. Main 667, U TEETH WITHOUT PLATES: | m5 ELLIOTT, i . a a and ad ; ood Houses <5: bai » We Succeed Where Others FOR SALE CHEAP Fail All Nieht <M " er Fi "COLLINS SHEAMANFOLEY co ( UNDERTAKER |eaemenianenerigaas Funoral Directors and Emoai 1407 F Ave., bet. F Seattle, W D. BUCK & CO. « Phone Main 1279 Lom 730 New York Block HO TEL BUTLER © -ATS SEATTLE’S|@AFE AND mein attention |g ova’ Children's Clothing argest and) GRILL «m-|Men’s, Boys. Childrei only first-class Room Main 466. Furnishing Goods, Hats and Shoes European plan | as Oonnoo- - HOTEL -~ QueenGityLaundry our CALL-TRADE Baki \. Cures Aches or \ Pains { ICKY | SRIPPE 8000 all-wool W atch foes hothing better cold weather KIRK, 1208 First Avo. FOURTH, NEAR PIKE |PRELIABLE PIANOS “| The New York Store J. PERL, Prem. ™ | OR. JOHN J. KOWALSKI A Cooper & Le vy es ss nemenaifle ae a y Get. Yestor and W THE SEATTLE STAR. Y, MC. A, : GYMNASIUM Elaborate and Interesting Program ' J : 1 . for Tomorrow Night Frederick Warde f ‘ Batter, \ ; : | Special | sere eee ye ererecere ok 100 CHIL a Lime, tue Revel des ' A lot of ! DREN'S HATS this fen to up ina large part of coneh the week at half price ‘ “Over the Sea ’ csi ca] Receiver "STOCKTON r 312 Sec BEB eres n " Nt f : = | Trowsers Made | sit Mon'a end Boye! ast 'y trout nh ura Pls , | | Clothing, Hats and Caps Bo) veer or ve has been studying saentinn | ORICA April 21.-Wheat, 7% y ot | to Fit You i Boots and Shoes for St te, : a | 7. k Ar " $6. 00 Dress Shirts, Fancy Shirts, J) Better Than : fet nd buat | | Working Shirts, Woolen and 3 ne ne |] Coton tnderwear aicwoot |g At’ Hour’s THE MARKETS = oe « in ||| —assorted colors— Sweaters Argument at mea | nas f ted pao Wool, sr oe grog NO SENSE businécs 6 on Western av-| . : | the from San fuaran du Socks, Handkerchiefs, Sus- paying § Di aot : lt Seattle |! | J penders, Linen Collars and ; |Strong Sermon On Sev/OCt | sams cee tha tee | Cuffs—all styles Gloves, | by Dr. Mathews pt ‘about to | Imperial Tallor- || f Neckwear, In fact every | | Alas "ove can a | | thing in the Gents’ Furnish Rev. M. A. Mathews, D. D., pastor | f tog om her — ing Co. || ing line you may need : No 2 the 3 nlanipnichousngr gunn. | f the Pol- 1102 SECOND ANENU | from & : atY our Own Price mast-sase Taree pase My instructions are to sell xk within the next 60 days at whatever price it wil bring Sale Starts Tomorrow lorning, Tuesday, at8 a.m. Wineberg & Kessler (J. PIKE, Rece'ver N108s0011 © Ay.8. _ Cline’s Piano House Second and Union See That $6 SILK PETTICOAT at fornia # JOBBING tconnrc DAILY) ’ Green Freit 1916 Becend Avenue THE WORKINGMAN’S AUCTION SALE ODF daemon MBER, the auction sale at THE FAIR is bona fideand eve srything is sold without reserve. We must dispose of our stock of Dry Goods, Notions, Ladies’ Dresses, Wrappers and Millinery, Men’s Furnishings, Clothing, Hats and Shoes. The opposition to this sale only originates from the selfish- ness of our competitors. THREE SALES DAILY The sales take place at 19 a m., 2p. m. and 7:30 p. m. The evening sale ts nune we seo fit to opportunity to take advantage of a anie of necessaries of life at his own price. We than to parade the r fing mo than they earn. A violator of the law, t private citt aid we w unt. after 6 o'clock, Just bedause saw fit to « toy t just Fletcher & Dr ny ddvantage of our tor p n by aken 4d xe of Go to Spinning for bicycle 7 1G ay Fmt =e A ies SNAPPING THEM UP Many Fine Instruments Disposed of : t our § fish com n : | Last Week—Three Orders Re- ceived by Mail This Morning DRE GOODS—Asnorted, regular p MEN'S SHOE A r . $2.00 t Yr D, 8S. JOHNSTON CO.’S GREAT LACE CURTAIN Peak ats $1 we 7 aa ices k Ch tH ular pri CLEARANCE SALE STILL HUM : MING, THE TREMENDOUS CUT cl Ww ed--Regula $12.00 to $ \ IN PRICE De THE WORK LADIES’ WAISTS—Assorted, regular price to auction wale ” 85.00 T BARGAINS UNPRECEDENTED, pt ‘ TO G8.000 ‘sren'e All WooloRegular 1 $ > $1 A Riss Xig’ vor that SEASONABLE TRAW HATS--Re . . . price MEN LLAT I t au TABLE LINENS—Regular pri ' ME HIRT 1 1 n #1 a n 1 i ' $ t roth F1.00 TO BBS BEDSPREADS— Regular pric to $3.50; auction LADIES’ AND CHILDREN'S HO! IERY—Regular y the pair; auction fi easeie Don’t Forget This Auction Sale Takes Place at THE FAIR----THE FAIR 120-122 Pike Street, Cor. Second ANG. Auctioneer ..W. A, FAVIER | 903 Second Ave. D. S. JOHNSTON CO. 8 HALIBUT VERY LOW Other Interestingltems Along the Waterfront is piying Bering © waters for the affic last year. Elthu Thomson, ef ived from ‘the h five passen- sway on the 18th Pleasant weather all Burke Building. | fished out his hat,