The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 30, 1902, Page 3

ooraad the Classes om of reasonabl ihe Bartell DFE CO APP ase This week we're selling than the regular es for . our store to give the time, no 4 prescription . Br i Po, Dory hetver if ‘a pater;t medtelr lair Vigor, $1.00 eine w Bet mer Renewer, Se SECOND AVENUR paivery. Phone, Main 60a AMUSEMENTS WI UranA Soattes Leadin, N wouse 4 ‘Theater. CORT, Mer. Phone Main ©. Bandar and three succeeding olght 5 3 masTonon i 1 GEORGE WILSON Sigs ® Bundred other famous inctuding PRANK. COOMBS Letter Carriers’ Famous Lyric Os Betosnene troupe '® Root The Wo Be. ‘Thomas H. Cramer's Eng- lsh Melodrama pewanny SBE THE LONDON SLUMS. Matinee Soenrtny / THURSDAY, 10 A. Mt preg, Sak The. Se and 2c. | SATURDAY MATINEE AND NIGHT— SUNDAY MATINEE— es ‘This Year ‘Than Ever. ‘YONSON Meise Erickson of Kul! - seretog ao Yon ener Bain 1 ERMAN, getty oS Directors and Embaimers. Pee Ages bet. “eh Segre ang Uaton 1406 — | Music C0. \. Moved to 1406 ad Ave. STOP THOSE HEADACHES Mpre headaches come from. eye- straln than any other cause. Stop | ine Medicine and come to ua for nent cure, We FIX - SCHUCHARD OPTICA! 1207 Second Ay: atten’ to Btone, & Lane's = | (Next PLUMBING And Hot Water Heating, Plans and Estimates furnished. ©. M. SHAW & CO, South side Colman dock, fost of Cots umbia str: Phone, Biack 331. janufacturing enry Hensel “sei 28 Hinckley Block, Third Floor, A LINDAUER bh JEWELER AND OPTICIAN Moved to 206 Pik: Third and Fourth, Detwee® QUEEN CITY LAUNDRY Jigi-ongreesebiaee jee An investigation of the merits of electricity as the lighting medium, will re- sult in your using it. No Matches, Smoke or Odors. The most con- vertient and cleanly system of artificial lighting. Cheap enough to be in every one’s reach. Electric Railway THIRD RAIL o— Bites ecg" Cay Ticket Omen, tok g ot t Ave. and Jackson St. ‘Trains for Kent, Auburn, Tacoma and way points: = see Arrive. 15 a m. 0 a. 20 00 33 10 20 30 05 10 “0 sieassseses PPryplerre S SSRRERRP BERS PPPS PPP EP BBBSEaB BB 10:00 p. 12:91 a. “Train leaving Seattle a. m. goes to Kunt only. Trains for Georgetown and Renton Branch: Leave. 6 uw 225 225 u 2:15 hd 6 :15 at 12:01 prePrPr BBSBSSRSE 32533 Sragevueho Sees PPPPPPPPPPP BSSRRSRSESR R32 PPPPPPP oP 3 P 3 ‘WILMOT, City Agent, Cc, BRADLEY. Supt, MM. rattle, Kent. )——$—$—$ $$$ $$ $$$ Toolateto Classify STRAYED—Large red cow, white spots, crumpled horns. Reward for information. Ridgeway, Phone Main 168. A DECIDED snap; a nice clean stock of groceries, fruits, butter, egas, oysters, etc.; situated on the best part of Second avenue; low rent, for $800. Must be sold this week, s sale. A. Lawrence, avenue A GOOD BUY. 5 acres on Renton car line: land; $800; well ered splendid Inquire AUCTION sale of elegam furniture at E. Bickerton & Co.'s sales- room 12 First aven on Fri- day Hat, at 10:20 sharp; ele- ane mounted beds, tables, center xtra fine oak ch, secretary. keane, pie- bure: tables, dining chalr. rockers, leather oc elegant sidebohrd tn upright plano (Vo tures, willow rock rugs, art squares, steel range useful articles. auctioneer. POLICE ‘NOTES wa Blum, an alleged | professional bucglar, wae fined $100 for vagrancy fo the police court vestertee The man was arrested severa. ago Ty Detectives Adams and Lane, LIBRARY DEAL THE SEA | IS COMPLE At a special meeting of the board of public works this afternoon the board decided to approve the pur chase of the Meacham aite for the pubic library, A warrant was or- dered to be drawn for the purchase Mr gave a bond for $1000 to perfect the HER TRIAL POSTPONED Nellie Underwood's Lawyers Claim Star Witness Is Absent from State The came of the State vs. Nellie Underwood, accused of the murder of her a-weeks-old baby girl, was stricken fro: the trial calendar in the superior court this morning. A motion for continuance was argued by John B. Hart, the young wife's attorney, on the ground of absence from the state of @ man ni wel, & material witness, he saw Nellie Underwood one for 30 or # minutes near street railway in Ballard on th night the ‘The witness is expected to retu in December or January, and it ts thought that the case will be taken up at that time. It was originally set for November 10. ALL WIRES ARE DOWN Advices recetved at the loca) Unit- ed States Weather bureau indicate that a severe storm in in progress in British Columbia today. A tele- gram recetved from Victoria last night stated that a storm of considerable violence was centered over Vancouy - or isiand, and moving eastward Brisk to high winds were biow!: from the south, and that the store increased in energy was evidence this morning by repor above the Canadian It price, $100,000, and Meacham reports from stations in the localit) ‘of the storm. CRIME BRINGS PUNISHMENT |: J. B Brandon, a colare@ barber half-breed squaw lof the city earty this morning. woman was under the influence of Mquor and it is said that the n was using her roughly. When De~ tecttves Adams and Lane, Patroimen Hubbard and Ribbach and a posse arrived on the scene, the man made a wild run for liberty, and in doing so stumbled over a wagon tongue. He cut a deep gash in his forehead and had to be attended by a physi~ cian, Both the man and his wife were lodged in the city Jail ——<—<—— LOVERS OF SEA FOOD WILL HAVE CLAMS GALORE There is no reason why Seattleites should not have an abundance of clam chowder the next few days, for last night the largest batch of clame er reached the city at one time, arrived en the schooner Hadith | The latter Ia properly a fishing | chooner, but when she reached the straits last week the weather w so stormy outside that Capt. Bu fed he would not try to make the haifbut bank He anchored the Edith at Neab bay, where the crew dug clams to pass the time away. They soon had the schooner packed with the squirt- ing bivalves and pot beck for Se- attle. There were 300 sacks of clams board, for which Capt. Burrows will | et nearly $400. | DROPS HIS WAD Jose Choy. a man who haa been tn | the city but a short time and who Is at present st ing at the Third Avenue hotel, reported a bold rob bery to the police last night. He 4 that while he was walking along Main treet, near Second av nue south, a young man rush to hin and grabbed from his ty handkerchief in which he had wrap ped $30 in money. ‘The thief es- caped ‘The ministers. ot the Seattle Pr es, and thelr wives, spread in the rooms of the Preabyterian chuteh yesterday even- ling. Dr. Matthews presided and Dr Eagleson acted as toastmas' In- | teresting addresses were mad 4 B. Onbo Rev. BF. Mil F. Tonge, Rev, Renjamin Pare {Joseph ‘A. Campbell and Rev. Tho: 'MacGuire. SAY HE 18 A BAD MAN Gene Newman, « colored man ar- rested by Detectives Adams Lane lant night. is considered by th police to be a dangerous ma F nt he is in t Jail on sus t f being implicated tp o1 | r ent hold-ups. His reeord will | 4 up and hig whereabouts ght of the robberies traced BAD PENNY TURNS UP old-time ed in cbare it is allege ‘Tom Morris, an Jenaracter, was atl Jast night, Jeeny from th |that he ste wateh from |man who gave his name as John Sul }livan. | VICTIM OF MELANCHOLY Marie Barran, the pretty, bls yea French maid of Mra committed to the his afternoon by rior | Hatch. The girt is suffering from melarcholia. and imagines that Injuriow ip has been going on concer FOR EMBEZZLEMENT Information flied perior. court this mort Chas. tele, who | | ember: | ‘Transportatt July 21, A warrant for Battelle's ar t was issued. y the su jis very probab initiated in the upper! | up Jett as to t The warrant was drawn by the city comptroller and cashed at the bank at 3 o'clock, and at the sam time the deed and abstract of ttle were delivered to the city, As bes fore stated the defects tn the title are not of Vital character and can be ¥ cleared up. MAINTAINS A SULLEN SILENCE Uxoricide Bartlett Im Refuses to Speak » Word Michael Bartlett, the jerer of his wife, in the county jail ead is but trivial nea mur~ ina silent Hiregt in the superior cou however, that the will t dire dh b poen received by Butter- worth & Sons that relatives of the murdered woman lives in Bt and {t Is probable that the body will be abipped there At the inquest held over the mur- dered woman it was mentioned that a man hamed Middieton had talked >the man Bartlett when he lay on the floor of a Pike street bakery, after the murder, 8 E Middleton & barber, and at the time did not hat crime had been commit- cd. He says that he asked the man who had shot him, recel reply, and that when he asked lett it he knew that his wife w the latter simply looked 4 UNAWAY ON PIKE STREET this of} A runaway on Pike ntroet norning resulted in the death wo horses, The animals were ‘ly injured that Policeman Bur pan abot them. A tearm of horses swned by the Lealle Henry Grocery . Collided with a horse attached of Kehoe’s expreas wagons on street. near Seventh imaisx then ran down to Thir e, where they fell. The ex- horse and one of the grocery team had to be killed Booker Washington's Daughter Dropped from College R é Newspaper Enterprise Association Oct, 26.—(Special Corre. Booker T. Washing old daughte consi fashionable ollewe n though some of the students, daugh. ters of old New jand abolition took her up, last year, and tena in her honor, by w nting stights given her by othy nmities folie and th divi The situation was not h Miss Wanh- fon papers, de- at the col- r line. eased by articles: whi ington wrote f seribing her ¢ Oct the ard itish ¢ “TO FIGHT THE TRUSTS Oct To ents of resint PORTLAND, ‘PROGRESS REPORTED It was reported last night at regular meeting of the committe the Western Central I n the butehers’ strike that Fifth avenue and Ajoh rth Seattle, has become a “falr so that one of the largest ‘ ue har ye-Brubn produ so reported from Eve progress of the work t of non whop street, in handle F news Was f there ‘avenue. | | against itself on Tobacco TTLE STAR ARRAIGNMENTS inter Who i» charged with having | jassauited Mary Hall, a member of | ; his Mook, on June 20, was brought Ae , \into the’ criminal court this morn * Seah jing to be arraigned, Ile was given : d until tomorrow to toh seen More than 80 re brought Butter, Cheese, Eggs, Poultry ato th bo ar.| UNSOPHISTICATED WATCHMAN NEARLY GINKS HER AT HER) Putter Weshiogion — crowmerien, 800 ralined this ng, | Deputy Pr DOCK—FILL8 HOLD WITH WATER WHILE FILLING TANKS = | *!(!), 272% 6 full cream, q ‘orney Faben says tt has 16100, or On been one of the busiest days his off] ‘Through the miut wateh an te slop over into the steamers | Whey inowvetort, abe: Y “3 fice Naw ever had und fi #) New York, 164i0e John Kesslor and Jeane Bartlett, yh near go-| When the w water had | i i, Mogite coused of having held up and rob- ttom of the bay this} unig th nt the malt} en ach, 406 wtern, bed John Michael, near Franklin, while ted up at the Col-| water fro So began to pour |9h hen eee ene nee eres were given until tomorrow to plead The fireboat Snoqualmie |in through the syphon holes 4n the |” (Ay, tey—Mene 140; trvern | | mi her assistance in the nick | bulwarks, With two #t thu | 196 160; turkeys, 17@1B0, and pumped three feet of | flowing into her the hound was| Meney—11@ 26. water out of her hold when she was|rapidiy alnking when the pressure of | - about to emulate MoGinty the water was discovered at 6 o'clock It was intended that the Grey-| by « fireman in the engine ¥ | hound should take the run of the] At first it was thought the old| Flyer today, Accordingly she wan|steamer had sprung aleak and ex | brought tothe Colman dock last |citement reigned.. A hurried inves } Bight, and Watchman Fagan, who | tigation reveale however, the had had his fob only a few days, wan|cause of the trouble. | Mrs. P.M. Widener filed a damage | Inmtructed to fill the. Vemels water | ‘Tha water waa shut off, the ayphon | ' ; ttle tank. He began the task at 4 o'clock | hole plugged and the fireboat cailed, | "Ut seainat the Hea this morning |The Greyhound was then sunk al- | Company this morning for § It seems that there Ix an overflow | most to her guards, but in the course | Claims thet on nber CAPITAL CITY'S OWNERS ASK |. 1 Hermnn thas $40,000 DAMAGES — STEAMER | Miiing he wae ane FLOATED THIS MORNING that r — Inc Two marith water into the wn out of rk, but Pagan ure of the fact allowed th steady ntre ank, which ar m of ie damage 6 Wreck Oo} a eeaeeey oO TEAMER GREYHONND $1 00g8i 2 ys. she was b. three-quarters of ap hour the boat had pumped her, 4 Captain Heott, the owner of the Greyhound, states that the water did machinery re quem MARINE 1 | Five bur and boxes from th . benid 700 tons of pig tron made up the cargo of the steamship Tampico, . which arrived from Kahului, at noon yer , 1 days out weather was on the wh lent that the voyage been uninteresting had it for the strange appears | land fowl when th | mites from weatward trip The bird was found |perched on the forem secured by the carpent trouble. He wan starved and tired | and the supposition is that he e#- leaped from some vessel and had been flying ever the seas for woh without food or water The bird was placed In a cage and | Improved rapidly until the night be- fore the arrival at Honolulu, when he died suddenly. | Revenue cutter Rush. ger. arrived last night where she has been past 18 months. Steamer Ab }run of the wr WANT DAMAGES Henry and Aurora DeCovert today | filed 4 claim for $600 aguinst the city. |The ciatmants state that their prop- erty at 1175 Roy ts damaged day have been Teported for the Inst {a the named as the result of the 10 days, lat | negligent manner in which the city | * lestablished a sewer on Roy street | The Greatest Buy Ever Made by Any |"**F ‘heit_Property. Seattle Firm SWIPED } ment of the Outlet Anderson, © fisherman, re-| | Clothing Co, corner of Washington | perted to the police at ap early hour |street and Occidental avenue. wish|this morning that bis fishing boat, to announce that they have recelved | which he had left near the Stetson from their New York b Fr anener- | Post mill, had Been atolen. mous Rankrupt Stock Men's and/ es | Clothing and Overcoats and Reward Men's Furnishings, purchased at 43| $500.00 reward will be paid for in- | cents on the dollar, and will p formation that will lead to the on sale at slashing prions as soc reat and conviction of any it can be unpacked and arranged on |persons found cutting ur shelves and counters. This will | otherwise fmeey. our property. | the greatest money saving sale|BUNSET TELEPHONE & TELE- ever offered to the Seattle public. GRAPH COMPANY. : er Capital City. ation Co, owners of the v |i ugh their atorney, Richard 8 J t night Ub mn din the Dash Point The libel was filed in the federal ourt at Ta it tn stated. that 1 the Capital City for gos received. An noon 68 Capt. Edwards of the |Capital City maken hia report to In- speotors Bryant and Cherry, the rt of inquiry will be held. Bhip ping men are agreed that someone surely biundered, ‘The tnapestora, however, alone have power to say it was, and if it wan the Ameri- can steamers fault, to mete out pun- Ishment, If the Canadian steamer was at fault, the Canadian author-| hy, et in the matter 9 ‘The #8, | wastage the Trader will $5000 for red bunches of bananas | pples, fresh ald of four-pile drivers, and tak delay hy 46 hallow beach further down sound, where the water will be pumped out of her and temporary repaire made, She ean be taken to| the drydock at FT. WILLIAM M’KINLEY WASHINGTON, D. C, Oct. 20.—A general order has been promulgated by the w department, naming the ew military post to be construct- ea im the vicinity of Manila, F William McKinley. The order we prepared and issued by direct of} President Roosevelt In a cablegram received today from Gov. Taft, that ofictal # that the cholera has practically dis appeared from the Island of Luzon. nd that in Manila only two canes a/ Capt. Fen- from Sitka, stationed the | rdeen today took the ked Capital City The man cabli The Globe Clothing Co. garmen which for high-grade merchandise at low prices stands without everybody turns out, the same low prices prevail every day in Men's Good Quality All Woot Overcoats, in blue, black and brown beaver, that sell the world over for $10.00; the Globe price .... ver took kindly to the negro girt, | Men’s $15.00 Overcoats, in beavers, kerseys, meltons and worsteds; garments that are well tailored and sold in | some stores up to $18.00; the Globe price $7.95 Men's Overcoats, the cream of all garments that have the very art of tailoring, that are built from the world’s finest fabric order $60 kind and sold by ready- MACKINTO $15 grade, $8.25; $11.00 and $12.00, Warranted waterproof, the regular Coats that formerly soid for $10.00, Globe price MEN’S SUITS—Fine All Wool Fancy Worsteds, Cheviots and Cassimeres, in a variety of patterns and qualities that are worth and sold by other houses at Wit 8e to $12.00; The Globe price ... $5.95 MEN'S SUITS—In Imported Worsteds, either 5 nor fan- g high grade English clays, in isthek, brown, blue, in single, round or straight cut, or double breasted coats; garments that are worth $16.00, $18.00 and up to $20.00; The Globe price .. $8.88 MEN'S SUITS—High-class tailored g rments, built by the best skilled artists, from imported ‘worsteds in black or blue, some finely silk lined,and made to sell for $25.00, $200 and $30.00; The Globe price . $13.75 cy, incluc gray THIS SALE IS NOW 1003 FIRST AVENUE. In the large, new Globe Building, next door to the Pa street. Beware of imitators; keep.on th | ah wear houses ‘at $40.00; now at ce of Sweets, second door from corner THE MARKETS JOBBING QUOTATIONS Vegeta 10814 per ton Ber mack: lattes, Oe or 0 Gariic, Oc; cabbage. $1 Sclery, sogobe pet ao er Ib) omit peppers. raut. Se per Tei, tomate Se@41.00 ‘per sack: sail Feat do. Green Fruit Lemons-#2,50882.00 ® box: cooki | ples ae outing The fo ah ven; faninan, “tx tod noo sGrangen, Valencian, $6.00; tangertnen, Fikb,“erave’ trie. 2 6003-00, pouches: Potatoes, PETTICOATS: per ib. Ube ver eS a Tomorrow we will place on amle about twenty-five dozen fine Sateen and Mercerized Pet- ticoats, all fresh, new goods of the newest shapes. This offer is just for tomor- row, and is made to reduce our stock of Petticoats. We must have the space they occupy. $1.00 Quality $1.50 Quality $2.00 Quality $2.50 Quality $3.00 Quality $3.50 Quality $4.00 Quality 14.50 Quality We replace themas fast as sold and aim to keep in stock the for for for. for. for. for. for. for. These long even- ings you cankeep the Uitte ones amused, and furnish instruction also, with Blocks, Games and Puzales. By the way, did you stop to consider that with our Paper Flowers, already cut out, you can amuse your childrenand decorate your homes at the same time ‘The cost ts small; Suppose you try it? COON BROS. 1412 Firet ave. near Union. fr Fine Potat: 75e per sack, 120 pounds. Dewar & Son Scotch, Burke's Irish, Kentucky Bourbon and Rye Whiskies, Vermouth, Benedictine and Marischino Cherries, Henness: jeg ae dy, Gin, Rum, Rock and Rye, Convene Wines an Brunner & Co. Phone, Main 1060 The Globe Clothing Co. 1003 First Ave. ITLL SOON BE OVER Then you'll be sorry if you've neglected to buy your winter outfit at a saving of about ONE-HALF. The remaining stock of the MECHANICS’ CLOTHING CO. and the entire stock of the GLOBE, embracing all the newest fall and winter are joined together and for another week the Globe will cut the prices still lower in order to wind up this sale, a'rival id this country. Don't wait till Saturday when n the week, Will you be here tomorrow? Men's Fine Overcoats, in a large variety of materials and shades; the kind usually sold for $20.00; The Globe price. $10.25 Men's $25.00 Overcoats of imported kerseys, whipcords, vi- cunas and covert cloth 8; Some full silk lined and every one tailored in the best possible manner; The Globe price $13.75 $18.75 Not every size, but what is left of $7.00 and $8.00 grades; -$3.95 latest touch of the highest s and equal to the made-to- The the Globe price | YOUNG MEN’S SUITS—Long pants, aged 14 to 19 years, in broken lots of cassimere and cheviot cloths, worth up to $8.00; The Globe price. . “+ $3.95 | YOUNG MEN’S SUITS—In Fine ‘Dress Worsteds ‘of plain black, blue or fancy mixtures, that are actually worth $15.00; The Globe price -.. $8.48 CHILDREN’S SUITS—Thiree eee in ages 3 to 14 years, worth §, The price ... ‘ CHILDREN'S SUITS—Three pie f fine all wool mate rial, in nobby Scotch plaids, fancy mixtures and plain blue and black worsteds, worth $. The Globe price + $2.95 piece, of all wool §0 and $3.00; Globe - $1.48 GOING ON IN THE |Globe Clothing Co.’s Store| 1003 FIRST AVENUE. First avenue and Madison e west side of the street, and look for 1003. ! m ntenced to nilary this rifin, He 7 ving forged a for ¥ | _Wlerener & Carpenter, realty bare | gnins only. i | a Dunlap, real es #4 Union block. ~ AN UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY The Great Expansion, Surplus Stock and Bpecial Cut Price Sale of Fine Pianos and Organs ts Talked About Everywhere—New Pianos Sold as Low as $10 Down and $6 Per Month | We are sen instruments in very direets ace what i going on. e are times (when it is necenm every mer- chant will tell ‘well goods ractically at cost, line nounced liged to not only clear out ber of new instruments this week, but in addition we have number of odd |from the catalogue used pianos, some of which |been on rental a few months and are Virtually the same as new. ‘The list jot bargains is too long to enumerate here, but will quote a few sdmples, as follows: New standard upright |ptanos, in various fancy woods, form~ ler prices $266, $426, $275 to $475, now |$131, $195, $260, $220 to $242. | We have a number of new organs |that will be closed out at little more |than half regular price, from $47 for |the $85 styles to $68 for the $110 in- struments. We sell instruments on easy payments when desired. One price to everybody. The great bar- | gains we are offering must be seen to be appreciated. It is show and tell you all whether you buy or no’ in fact it will pay you |nelf out a little to do so. as we n for reasons fre+ 0 put yours | BEFORE UNHEARD OF VALUES In small musical instruments of all kinds. Being greatly overstocked by reason of merging into our regular |business the large Winter & Harper 3 Chesbro stocks of musical, instruments, sheet music and books, beth of whom we bought out in these lines some time ago, we are selling the same during this great sale at less than half price. On our regular lines we are selling Yioling that retell regularly. st from to $20, now offered at $7.50 to Hiico, ‘Guitars now only $2.65 to $8 for the regular $6 and $15 instru: ments. Mandolins, little beauties ‘they are, that we are now disposing of at from $4.96 to $7.60 for the regu- liar $7.50 and $12.50 styles. Banjos |that sell everywhere at $7.50 to $15, now only $4.65 to $9.50, Prices on laccordions cut to pleces; also man: lines of strings and trimmings of kinds greatly reduced. FIRST TIME IN SEATTLE That a sheet music and music book business has been put on the mar- ket at less than cost to close out en- tirely. Teachers, dealers and every- body taking advantage of this rare opportunity by laying in a thi will last them for years. anxious to get this department of the way a8 quickly as posatble, as we need the room for the piano, jorgan and small musical instrument business, and will therefore continue to sell all sheet music that retails regularly at 36¢ now at 20c, and that | which sells at 260 ts only 16c, and on many pieces the proportionate reduc- tion is still greater. Choice new mu- sic, vocal and Instrumental, Se copy. _ New standard Inatructlon books for all instruments that regularly at $2 now T5c to 85c; oth- ‘ers that sell everywhere at $1.25 now only 65c, and those that retail for $1 now S5c, and hundreds of others reduced in same proportion. Al = an nen ing pop Hp must accom pan! wit! price in Graft, money order or stamps, and postage at the rate of lc per sheet for music and from 1c to 20c for hooks. If too much is sent the exe cess will be returned. D. S. JOHNSTON CO. Genera! Music Dealers, (903 Second Avenue, Burke Building. | OPENING CARPET SALE Our New Fall Stock of Carpets, Rugs and Linoleums now on sale at | values, It t generally understood |that we carry one of the largest |stocks of Carpets in the Northwest and also that we sell them cheaper than any house on the Coast. Here are a few of the many bargains loffered this week: Matting, regular 2c value, this week value, this Matting, week Hait-Wooi Carpet, regular 50¢ Value, | this week | Wool Carpet, regular 660 valu week .... Tapestry Brussel this week | Tapestry Bru: ue, this week . Velvet C Body Brussels this week . |$1.09 Lace Curtains ; 25 Lace Curtains, Lace Curtatns reduced to.. $1.10 if 50 Lace Curtains reduced to..$1.75 Ruffled Robinet Curtains, now... $1.75 Irish Point Curtains, reduced to $2.50 | English Linoleum, 65¢ grade, to... ilsk Lincleurn. 90c grade. éorehe glish Linoleum, $1.00 gr: to. T5e We guaranteed these goods to wear | owice as long as any other make. DAULTON CARPET CO. Cor, Spring and First Ave. F.W. Merrick The American Clothier, 703 First Ave. | Agent for the Celebrated John B Stetson Hat, #4 and $5. "WHY PAY MORE — Full Set of T on Fit Guaranteed Silver Fillings, tha We do as we advertise, we are! here y. All work guaranteed 10 Lady attendant always pres- jent. No students, but all graduay |dentists of 12 to 20 years’ practice as | specialists In thelr respective branch, | The Real, Painless Dentists Dr E. J. Brown's Dental Parlors parlors 1, 2, 3, 4,5 and * south of MacDougall & Southwic Houra: 30 te 8 p.m; Sundays Ul ln