The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 2, 1902, Page 4

ROASTS | COMPANY WAXES INDIGNANT POOR STREET LIGHT ONLY TALK, HOWEVER COUNCIL OVER ING Young t wa department, stated t ouse @ by the Cie was that they had no heod tehts Then recently tt Soy had put ap the plea that ba electel eal workers were on a #trik 1 men to put In the lights i pot found its a shame alta | chief tton of lights | tar for the ts me tion and he hoods. The fact ix the Electric com pany will not put in a ight where tt costs them and then wit} sit back and He about It Councttmen Rinehart and Murphy added their mite to the roast and al threat dive disaster to the Elec tric Company, Mut no ofe offered to do anything but talk WILL HAVE HIS YACHT ‘The harbor master will have a prt moh in which to cruise about bay If an ordinance Intro 4 at the meeting of the eity <i last night passes, The bil Proposes an epprepriation of §1,400 for the constfhetion ef the launch The ature ow Fefetred to the comaaittee oa harbor and wharves An @rdinance appropriating money and ‘ustructing the Bédard of public works to place in the harbor two ad ditional buoys was passed. ‘The har bor and wharves committee alex stated it to be the intention of the members to introduce a bill to set seide certain buoys for government revenpe cutter service and certatn buoys for merchant rhips that may tie ap in the harbor, GIVEN SEVERAL | NEW FRANCHISES At the meeting of the city councit jast night the Seattle Electric Com pany Was gfanted several franchises on bide of 2 per cent. on the gross earnings of the lines, and an addi tional 1 per cent. of the gross earn traps after 1920. The franchises granted are f new East Union street line, incides an amendment franchise exte: for laying t the which to the use doting Maen, powes at CITY CAN LAY NO MORE PIPES Tne questien of supptytng two-inch waier pipes to persons tn outlying distriets desirous of securing city water was under consideration at the meetibg of the city counct! last night. Chairman Crichton, of the fire and water committer, reported that all of the old pipe had been ex hausted and tifat as a result a num ber of petitions for this pipe had been denied. He stated that om ac count of the urgent need of the pipe it was & serious question as to what could be done. It Was suggested that the property owners wanting the pipe be author ized to purchase and lay it, with the aunufance that the city would rebate the cost of the pipe on the water rent | An ordinance incorporating this plan Will be introduced at the next meet ing Of the city council BIDS FOR THE CITY PRINTING At the meeting of the city counct! Jast night. for the ye cred to the and printing consider the bide at bh the week and make « report recom- mending that one be accepted at the WHEAT Ris in Phosphates. for the brain; itrates for the muscle; LT —The life of grain; MA’ invigorator. —The Perfect Food.”’ Wheat and Mait Combined. Thoroughly cooked, ready to eat. Delicious with Warm Milk er Gream. The ideal food for old or young, sick or well. ALL GROCERS. Get in your Winter's Fuel now. Wanhed Nut are both good stove SEATTLE CO WOOD AND COAL jump coal, We sell Coke and Caarcosl. Our prices are right niy'tce tet COMPANY ' ' per i 1 “feat Went Insertion reg He ents for the |C - FUN WITH THE CHINKS. Young Candidates for Reform Sehoo! Srowball Celestial Tourists th I pectal car hiv 1 during U h went Portland «. They ar ‘ nis relock on tre # rr and were a train are, Just mountains, spectal, The] of th care were oovered with! Up ‘an “hour's bombardment of the| rigors were found ty be magni Included are French Flannel Alpacca, Venetian, cS hesat® Pe) tenet Jo Yen ot ceeiuas [gars sie abes shack "wot Groken fl famey stripe, twills, Oxfords, and, in fact, an endless va- ibe ne. wes Rdjolning Roukp Walsh ives Sats riety of materials and styles—the largest assortment RAVAGES ne bs o4 of oteals|Aauehed. ever spread out on bargain tables at The Bon Marche. he pr a of urniahe ee Ween & Lanaviae A. LICENSES TO WEeO There are of course all shades and every size. after the commission of the aliewed|s3. and Nora Maye both of Be Ss ] B se E gh me be h n n end latte ton o q an SAN FRANCIA mr: mileeveenl ‘sther’ walnctone cnnsoetive, [nate cere ha cuar hi ech eB eee ale egins at 1 t X. Volsard of the steamer City of | he eucceeded In b eaking jail tan: Win. D. Devine, 36 and N M Cc that the fever whieh is raging: in MoHride on the arrival of Shertffland Adah M. M¥e, both of legal age - om to be mere | Longs and of Beattie antry than the re } eat Pane p int i the some districts! to tertor. There he fo victims in scores. the bodies were be devoure: Conditt not ™ bat the} dinense in} immediate | » nature of th demands government attention —_+——_ | ‘The Famous $30,000 Shaw! on E the Bon Marohe p> ied, but really a ¢ ratholtc ‘h made in Spain tn ob will be on display ton tme arrow nt of century, in the Women’s Suit Dep Marehe. ‘This is the shaw! that the thieves recently ransacked the houge of Mra Jomoph Moore to secure It Is a beautiful sitken floral altar cloth, § feet 4 Inches square, with a 14-inch knotted black silk fringe, the most beeutiful handiwork ever wn in this country, There are 2 different for altar cloth, each on tify! colorings. Tt valuable plece of a work ever shown tn th: deed im the United Sta It will be om view from 9 tii 11:90 & m. tomorrow, and from 2 tll & p.m. in the Women’s & tore Retchert Bros, Pianea, 110 Unton High | Prices Prevail elsewhere, At this store all popular dollar ¢ te sell for S8c, Sometirnes we well them for lee, For in etance see Het (Ph. D.) Vesler ard Second Carbonates for heat. nature's tonic; digestive Newcastle No. 4 and Newcastle coals, Franklin is a free burning AL & WOOD Y lant summer, bat no member {raiders broke in through a base id rernewiber Raving Geen One Fe: | Canfeld met ther! envy 1 denied that ony gambling wa ving on in the place, The «round “1S COMING = SEWERS FOR last might jGectaring it to be | the streets. comprising @ large section on the and Leecht Parks by laying sewers | In Every Drop a THE BON TA Carload | Our New York buyer has sent us the largest shipment of Win- RAID THE ter Waists ever invoiced at once to any one firm on this Coast—a full freight car. But the price was the reason, hence you may GAMBLERS look for and find in this announcement the hint to the bar- gains not only of the year, but positively of a lifetime. Two Big How in Rew Vork City Attacked a $5, $6 and $7 Values Only \ It requires but a word to tell the reason of this un- usual offering. Two big manufacturers sold us their entire holdings, including odd lots and regular lines, THE BON MARCHE ITY COUNCIL ORDERS SEARCH MADE FOR MOUNTED POLICE YORK, De Canfela's Dintriet Attorneg| 40h eat onlght | by but on. the! found wae unfurnished equipped ¥ musing “house 2” A841 too, at half price, absolutely half. FOR GREY} Tomorrow Morning _ Santa LAKE FRONT Eldridge Automatic Sewing Machine At the unetl ed the intention of eounell to order the improve other meeting of the city © a resolution was ad ent of Madrona Place and lake front, between Madrona | the letters © 4 afternoe ter -read| i his afternoon. lettere ef the children to tell him, from his booth in the To The city engineer's euthinate places “wishes” for Christm SPECIALS| Claus Wants the Chil- dren to Write Him nj from four o'clock till five, im one af tke each Mt iiroce si'he tall hicm their. wants personally. Some Prices forToys Tomorrow ————____ THE BiG La STS je wants to know what to do for the Give address and name in your y Store, end write down the pees sett 4. with reclining back | Doll Buggy, pretty red body, good ) Shoo-Files, finish in ie ei ey for, each Be value She, for, each she me a each . sett’ eda, with’ vial Oona K nice plump bed au“ Little Hed Wheelbarrow, regularly a a ms 24-lich wide Plannelette in new Kid Doll, nice plump boay. ¥ | Latte Ned We erly | springs: regular Sec Kind, andsome patterns, wor ah tis 163-30; special sale price bisque face; regular $1.25, for Marks for the Boys and Girls; reg- | Larger ones, 0c, The, 81 Me 1aye |) ular 10¢ each; #pectal, 2 for. be t 61.50 Pretty Lephy Faecina tors, > sive ages “= worth Mec. special sale price We have the exciusi weney & ‘ sonst BHC Fl nie siegant machine, made of the This list of Eight to Eleven o'Clock Spe- 1.28 Ladies’ New Erect Fv ee re en Senet a Es sainens hk bese; wis wi 1 re) |]SVCD cial for Wednesday morning only um walt, pink, blue Gray ont binch; ante price head. For fine work, no machine ’ te, at | W J Hibbed $1.60 Quad- She or Stitch Heald, extra fine | Regular 20 bottles of Mose Water: | Lapen Crash, 27 Inches wide, a ienten’a Seveey Bill Ladies’ Blech Stalian Cloth Pet am equal the “Hid gyre gee sagen ahr = Tomes bo it ot Be | “Unen, worth be; from 8 to 1 4t, | ity Wool Vests and Pania . Panta te tiroats, handsomely tacked ff! é yards . 1 * n'a Ice Wool and Shetiand| yard ; wey aray & r ° ed and accordion platted ruffic egul and ie 5 hawis, worth $1.25; special from | Burnt Leather Novelties, such am | ment conn, |). edged with narrow fF | ‘i — piece, from Sto il at, piece @Ke | 5 to 11 at Sie | picture frames, b nen | yy ee) ak Stes pee $2.00 value, tomorrow spec | {ff Sramien: Stockinet Droms Shields | Infants’ Crocheted Racques, dive | Wibers. match | porate from § to 11 at oo Me guaranteed odoriese, worth i white and pink and white, match —_ - nnd dor Men's Neckwear, Tecke: Ladies Imitation fa! air; from & to I th He; from § to 1h at...8he | Christmas gifts, we and Shield Bows, worth Me, at Rep, THe S pretty can Minch Biack Ta ilk pen's Flexibone Corsets, post trom S00 St oe $2.00, selling at 1.10 quality; from § to 11 at tively will not break, in sises 18 | $6-Inch Lace Curtat in 8 en | Boys’ Red Storm Berge ean White Cotten Baths, yard The to %, worth 2 from § to it terns, 3t6 ‘7 = s. = om es | with gilt buttons and silk velvet ware apecta Se Hb seinen Male Wool reat at 91.00 |. Hy, worth 96.7 om ‘dbs | » & year, Pretty Hobe Prints, suet right §} ods, worth t 4 Colored Net Veiling, eo! p for making comforts, 0 cakes Kirk's Fine T henith ow mesh, | Silkoline, In large variety of de valu, por. gare Se from § to IL at, cake sat quailty, worth up te Bc | signs, 30 Inches wide, worth 10 RIVERSIDE ADDITION \ TLL Perfumes, remulariy 50 f » 1 at te yard; from § to 11 at oo ———_—— ounce; from § to 11 at ie Pillow Women’s Fine Ribbed Fast Cotton Hose, double toe an —1100% ANNUAL DIVIDENDS THE MONEY PAID FOR A COLE’S ORIGINAL HOT-BLAST STOVE IS SAVED IN FUEL EACH WINTER GIRLS’ AND MISSES’ ss A Special Reduction This Week at the Northwestern. We are making the special thie week on Girls’ and Misses’ and you dress in warm ed of « stove? The fire le never out in thie wonderful Stow rooms every morning, What more can be WHAT IT WILL DO ‘The fire is not out through the entire winter. It requires attention only three times in 24 hours. A ton of cheap, soft coal does the work of a ton of hard coal. A ton of ob soft coal does the work of 2\) cords of fir wood. Ne clinkers are formed with 90 per cent. of the coal mined. The fuel saved in one season will pay for the stove. It produces | alt much ashes as other stoves. It gives because it burns the gas half of soft co which is wasted with all other stoves, It is « perfect stove also for wood and hard coal. We will put up a stove in your home, office or store, and guarantee it in every partioular. PIKE PIKE s ERNST BROS. = Sofe Agents COLE’S ORIGINAL HOT-BLAST STOVE--The Stove That Heats and Saves Your Fuel. Shoes—Shoes that are both stylish and durable, at prices that all economical mothers will not want to mise. A good fitting Shoe is « secret of a g o—we are very particular about the fit of all Shoes sold, and now we are making the price quite a bit under what good Shoes generally cost. We are going out of the retail business and are selling our entire retail stook and Children’s Shoes at PRICES THAT SHRIEK ECONOMY —————[—€—[——======= of Men's, Women’ PRICES ON GIRLS’ SHOES 506 506 Child's Dongola and Box Calf Shoes, heavy extension “si hiah medium tops, Saloons tore ay a Child's Rocky Mauntain School Shoes, sizes BY, to 11, value $2.25, for— $1.75) Dongola and Box Calf heavy extension soles, high or medium tops, $2: $4.50 Misses’ Rocky Mountain School the kind that keep out er, $2.25 values for— $1.75 soe at ideo tnd Viadhe auick pAYA F.W. Merrick Whe Amezican Clothier, 703 First Aye. beat re She All Infa Shoes are reduced—sell for 50 cents up, Btill a few Dr, Reed Cushion Sole Ghoes that are selling for $4.00, and a few patent loather and Kulture Ladies’ Shoes, that are going for $2.75, r aoe te Look Over the Bargain Tables 704 Tetave NORTHWESTERN SHOE CO. 819 SECOND AVENUE And wage pow nd WaKony ty fi a wl to es sehen bee, 001 Gecond Ascenue, | ‘ Dildren ; Swamp Root, ste aise |} The sale of jota in Riverside Adds a Fine Ribbed Black ns Elderdown - /G000 6000 | tion will cor alt this Week Souk sanein Mifees, aoubie to, pee! and vues, satin bound collier ame 8. 8. 8. large, $1.75 | Free Mise Free Mde Free Mae | i | any best the quality trom 2 te | on =o hate i edge worth - ~ Wiapoed Cho i at r ee from § to I a * vine 81.15 206, 208, 210 PIKE STREET. jal car wilt leave Youler ie gn | Calling ‘Cards with Envelopes to w » Elderdown Robes, & Rpsom Salts, 1 1b nial avenue. rain of >i at v Caves, made of | mateh, regularly 2¢ packige at a cotorn orth, $6, aad tog at } ‘ e Knit Loggins, tn white otton, size 4txse | P wi vr mie Compoun f rom § to nehe ‘orth ihe; from § to 31 at, | Sc box Note Paper, with stick of sere, le cord. and Posen omgte| TURKEY! TURKEY! o3s dea ead ae SR | eet PE | a ge te eee in mg | “hte We have on hand a tet "8? the ad these lots soon | ve 18¢ | tinest Turkeys in the city the | Don t miss the opportunity cy eacare ont sonable price. ¢ oT = ar the PULLMAN 4 ue Oro an and me }6 ee eee 1419 to 1435 Second Avenue and JAMES HENRY Offices open every evening from 7 e on arc Cuticura Ointment... |s:2.western Ave, Phone, Matn sae. | ¥Dt! # o'clock 115-139 Pike Street eg THE BIG STORE Norahe® & Ce: sib Sete Aanete : RAINIER . Daniel Jones & Co. 117 Cherry St.| ee Loe 6 Turner <a 103 Cherry es: } 4 New Strength | . . and Vigor | Oo ain No charge for painless ex- traction when teeth are order ed, All work done by cm dentists of 12 to 20 yi perience; a specialist i ed department. We will in advance exactly work will cost by @ ination. Give us a call, will find we do exactly as advertise— |SET OF TEETH .. |GOLD FILLING |GOLD CROWN . |SILVER FILLING . New York Dental Patlers 614 First Avenue, Seattle (Pioneer Square). Houre—8 to 8; Sundays om. Branch Office—Fourth tleon street, Portland. * —— Auction Jewelery Our entire stock, consisting of Diamonds, Watches, ry of all kinds, Cut Glasm, mene Silverware dnd Pield an Spectacles, muelanen everfthing appertalnlng first-class nw Rhy busines” be offéred Without the highest bidder. cane Fredrick & oor Jowelers ong, Opticians, Hinckley bik, 7 neni ki eoerouND ight, Ditwaae aust ae onUa'éo., 1018- ivis 8 (Gk ‘| GOLDMAN’S Cor, Marion