The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 17, 1902, Page 3

SATURDAY, MAY Commercial Spirit Of the Ancients Dre me oe be ‘cee of this Dees Trt ay AND 5 COMPEL THE SICK bott pint ars Graduates In Pharmacy BarTeLtDRucCo. Delivery. Phone, Main 503. 6 SECOND AVENUE. | TAKE HOME ATTRACTIVE enty-five Cents Day Will Accom- ‘pish Wonders in Bargains Now Of- fed at D.S.John- ‘ston Cos Bis Cut Price Clearance ‘ dle reasonabi be spent fol uch to its happiness or that | faccomplish so much toward re- it and culture ae the mone: for a piano, and if you wil reel of the unprecendent ities we now offer you fF double your doflars you will | de the bargain of a lifetime. amount of the home thi j TE New Way convenient electric light The Old Way Delays. Matches. Smoke and Odors. | | For the new way } Seattle Electric Co., “ft 907 First Avenue Jest Received es in Hats from NTHA. Builders’ Hardware Y ERNST BROS. $6 Pice Stree: Tel, Green 72 ee A Might or: SHEP [JADERTA : Funeral i “15. sonystox co, Ramaker Music (0. ‘Daulton Carpet Co. basil lover 206 33 i § Be e 3 te sale. Take advantage of th unity of supplying your wants at your own price. back if goods are not satisfactory.~-- THE FAIR, 120-122 Pike iva t pr. AT YOUR OWN PRICES Goods of alf kinds at auction; no reserve; everything must go; a stiff ‘ in prices a greater cut ELIABLE PIANOS Cline’s Piano House Second and Union QUEEN CITY LAUNDRY Shirts 106 Open Front Shirts 12k) Collars . ae Cutts te Fourth, Near Pike JAMES HENRY, Wholesale and Retail Jobber and Packer. BEST MEATS Butcher, Western Ave. Prone Main 468, 1406 Moved to 1408 Second Ave. 1020 First Avenue at ; Main 920 3000 all-wool Watch Caps; nothing better for this cold weather. 1208 First Ave. KIRK, F. E ELLIOTT, Refracting SS hem Look for the big Spec Pike street. Be the city ey | 11-12 Heussy Bide. a WE HAVE At .TEAS and COFFEES } If you don’t believe it come and find outst BAILEY & WILLIAMS Tel. Main 144 222 Pike St. C101 OOOO OOO» EY " THE 7 0 SPEND ms ~ ‘Greake a Cold) | TN »| | GRIPPE | i Cures the Grip | «(CURE }). DEX aus Our ‘Megekal 50c Hair Brush 3 LTB 25 Gur Call-Trade Prict$) 4 ncaring with Mine Maxine BITS OF by r=. C..H. Lilly was a to COR. SECOND AND COLU MBIA.) M. ¥. Jo Lewis Morrison MR. N. C. GOODWIN. at the Grand Next Friday turday presentation 4 M any ived during the af-| | ing next the Kap- Men's, — , real estate, 81 Union block Boys,’ Furnishing Goods, * |1404 Second 4 THE Loci Pans, m TARANAARAAARAARAARARAAARARAAARARARAAAR AAS Children's Clothing, Building. ~ (OFFIGERS OF | I. P, WERE Time : PETERSON : D. BUCK & CO. Hats and Shoes | Many THE SEATTLE STAR. FIRE WITH _ FATAL END Spectators Killed ar Have You Seen Our Bargains For This Evening ke tar sale First Ay Coon Bros. AMUSEMENTS, CHAMPIONSHIP GAME. Lacrosse ‘Sun,, May 18 ENTS ADMISSION, 2% ¢ MME. LEOTTA, “Premier Personator,” At the SEATTLE THEATER Monday Evening, May 19. FOR SALE CHEAP Clark Davis & Co. Phone Main [279 Room 730 New York Block FIVE Free LECTURES DAY XCURSIONS Take the Port Orchard Route to the -| Battleships «Navy Yard Concert and Dances at Pleasant Beach and Evergreen Park Steamers leave Colman Dock, foot of Colum- bia street, at 10:00 and 11:00 a. m,; 1:15, 5:45 and 10:00 p.m. Last boat leaves Bre Tickets Clam Bake 2:15, 4:30, merton good for at midnight stop over at both FREE CLAM BAKE! At Pleasant Beach {Round Trip i places and including Seattle vs. Everett mae Park F RESTORES + STRENGTH TC FERERS 5 FORCE vA OF NA THE SICK n Offers to ured at Their AMIRACE HEALER GRAND 4EALTH AND 2 CHRONIC SUF MIGHTY SUBTLE TURE HELPED FREE | Help the od Free of C HO TEL BUTLER SEATTL large: only firs European plan} HOTEL. l@aFre AND GRILL Room | im Oonneo- yl tion Sonpenncococnocoroccooes || PAOLA RARER DRADER Seattle Transter Ca,; FREI AND Mino ensekane STORAGE Tel. Main 41-48 AP vopelene 629 ts) Ava, =f eneeseecue OPERA | Seattle’ HOt John Cort, » | TOMORROW NIG IT POGITIVE APPPEARANCE | Lewis Morsison | oF || Produced Here in Its Entirety. Production Entirely New This Season the performance the curtain will risq BEATS NOW. ON SALB oi Tater Phone Main 6S i} | FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, MAY 23-24 SATURDAY MATINEE OPERA HOUSE John Cort, Mer. MR. N.C, | MISS MAXINE otine ELLIOTT, In Their Greatest American and London Successes FRIDAY NIGHT AND SAT- SATURDAY z i URDAY MATINEE ? NIGHT , ‘‘When We Were; ‘‘An American Twenty-One | Citizen’’ With the Original Production From the Knigkerbocker Theater, New York, and Comedy Theater, London, Seats on sale Wednesday, Six seats only to one pur- essenger boys not served until the Prices—$2.00, $1.50, $1.00, THIRD AVENUE THEATER W. M. RUSSELL, Manager Phone Main 667 Seattic’s Only Up-Town Theater omger nag age Hesse! Prices Always the Same- B0c, 400, BOC. Commencing Sunday Ev’g, May 18 LAST WEEK OF THE JESSIE SHIRLEY CO. Two of the Best Plays in their Repertoire Remember Sunday, Monday. Tuesday, Wednesdey The Sultan's Daughter Thursday, Friday and Saturday Matinee and Evening THE BEAUTIFUL MILITARY DRAMA “FOR FAIR VIRGINIA” New Scenery, Costumes and Effects for Each Play POPULAR | FAREWELL PERFORMANCE. THE Cooley Company: —AND— GLADYS KINGSBURY | IN THE | Funniest of New York Successes ‘Two Married soon ~ Chas. G. Holcomb OPTICIAN T deshose 216-218 Burke Building cer. Second ant Mar on | LuOF 25c, 50c, 75: com a Cilliye ONG 08d 057004. 6 i | PRIC BSinrssiee