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

ror, = = nn toed every chance she has ¢ La Belle Aimertoaine hereafter At the point where her 1 the forehand, there was scarcely not bie depre artiet totd her that this v flew in ap otherwise fauitiess Gre cian profile Mias Deacon's vanity was touched and she went at once to a ap have the operation t would bring her perte reais.” or death of the bone, the result. Necrosis ix a sl re lentless disease, and unless promptly checked Deacon & usin ie invariably fatal. Mise Well-night prostrated, anv every means known to the Medical and surgical science to con quer it. The great fear of her friends fe that her fascinating beauty is destroyed forever, * The operation which was per formed on Miss Deacon's nose te known as the “paraffine treatment,” And consists of injection of paraffine ine under the epidermis at ture of 104 degr its pur pore Deing to fill cavities where the one has been removed Miss Deacon, it will be remem Rered, created quite a stir a while Qo in connection with her reported BLIZZARD IN TEXAS PANHANDLE. FORT WORTH, Deo. 4.—A terrific DNiseard is sweeping over the Texas Panhandle today. The thermometer as gore down to 20 degrees below sero. Travel te timpoesibie trrough {he binding snow, and it is feared that a number of persone may be jot, as shelter ts nearly impossible to find on the prairtes, The losses Of stock will undoubtedly be ener- ous, as the storm came slmowt thest warning, and immense num} Ts of Cattle were out grasing. SOCIAL OINGS The Cotillion Ciub entertained a et number of friends last night ities hall » Mes. A. W. Engle wae she hosters @f the Wednesday Card Club, which on at her residence, 414 Terry «av- 2 by A teree number of you agg vg Pith enjoyed the dance Siven oy by the aed Tuesday evening, im Littles The Eight.’ _Thaety A, rn Ges met frucsdny ‘night af ‘of Mine Beatrice ‘Wright, hear Meateon atreet. The Seattle Nobles of the. Mystic We & ball Inet night im the Denny hotel. It wae one of the #o- clal events of the week. Many mem- bers érom different wtate were present. Patrol, w xillary of the Mystic Shrine, the Daughters of Inte ‘were present in their brilliant attr Wagner furnished the music. The aeeorations were beautiful amd the | whole affair was & great success. ) Mra. Cobert, on Aloha street, en- tertained the Thursday Afternoon Club twday. Dainty refreshments were served. “Mrs. Alexander F. McEwan, 419 ‘Terry avenue, gave a children’s Party Monday afternoon in honor of the 6th birthday of her little daugh- fer, Marion. About 40 little friends Were present. It was one of the Prettiest juvenile affairs given for « long time. Mre. Arthur T. Hawley and. Miss Lenora McGrath entertained « hum- ber of friends at cards yeaterday af~ ternoon. Mins Weart was the guest of honor. ‘The Ladies’ Aid Society of First Methodist Episcopal Ipid a handkerchief bazar in ‘the riers of the church, corner of ird avenue and Marion street. The fale will last tomorrow afternoon and evening. Home-made candies and caken will ato be on sale Mre. Will H. Parry Will entertain the Orptec Club tomorrow afternoon St her home, 1017 Queen Anne av- eer A fine musical program has the church on arranged and it Is expected to a very interesting meeting. Mr. and Mrs. C. McClanahan ae this week for Southern Califor- where they will visit Mr. Me- Teena m's mother. Mr. and Mra. Lewis G. Brace an- the « of their unce Reughter Reda Kaward Scurry for December 17. THEATRICAL “Foxy Quiller” One of the notable operatic organ- fzations of the present season is the “Foxy Quiller’ opera compapy, with Mr. Richard Golden as e tar, which will appear in this city at the and Sunday night. It is one of the iargest organizations o: on the roac to be com- pored of prir chorus well versed in exploitation of Mort popular form of musical enter- tainment, Great care was exercised ting the chorus, which ts of wunl number. In laying out opera, De Koven planned a number with characteristic origing! music homas Jefferson Tonight After an absence of one Thomas Jefferson, in W Irving's masterpiece, “Rip Van Wir le,” will be seen at the and to- night. Nowadays, when a son of one of our great actors in advertis- | ww to appear in hin fath the public t# apt pictoun as to fo follow in th @r, Such hag not been the case with Thomas Jefferson, who has b presenting “Rip Yan Winkle” for the past #ix seasons with financial te- ite. He haw act in father's shoes, The wedding is set and distinctly year, and there ances really think the elder Jeffer- ny is before them, ‘Thomas is to here tonight and the r of the ‘Week at the Grand, “Romeo and Juliet” Gharien D. Herman and the Warde MM pregent “Romeo and theater tonight NOT BU RELARS ANOTHER [good appearance and t# evidently ac- | ite kind | and Smith! of choral effects) shington | ally fallen Into} are timer on the stage when his andi-} HARI nary NOTH ADILPIIIA, Dee, 4-Howard fh, treasurer of the A, J, Can tead in hi . be “ot om jthe ag store ; new t the 9 er \ endiia N Tne pro nad: |. The x * y aie of Fred I ‘He "was [ihe oa Pretty Decorated Paper Candle Shades for Candelabre An rng Sy Aa told {hat he MRC AO to TOY Dainty Little Electric Light Shades, assorted colors, pat i t 1 tnd eth “ yoo ny etdten that he oan at the Tt . emed that he ie ne pias hment, regular 35¢ Value, rida pec he DEATH MAY BE THE | PENALTY elegant and Ridgway and the lady |e Nae taney weet ame fe put up in neat, satin lined box, good value, at ‘soe, Win aucthet. pnan fhe wronder | special Friday, each asc histhda; Die sie GEAGON WAY BAY 18 THUR REPORT YO Bi: [tr earning him te Soren welkon too PAIR New Patent Pancake Griddle, cook 6 cakes at one time . COME A “PERFECT BEAUTY” jouw with the U. 8. CAVALRY BOOTS the handiest thing out, regular 50e each, Friday spe : : , Cc > re ee ee oe High Top, Mand Sewed and cial, each 29¢ Heweraver Enteroriee hen Mom oreo. | SueaEement to the Crown Prince of} away ¢ Vaterproof Woven Wire Doll Buggies, something new and prety, cannot Big, AK ‘id Body Doll, bisque face, dark or ight hair, bod © centn) siitianratin’ ter tite F {wt W. S. Kirk, 1209 18t Ave. yreak, baskets artistically woven with colored wire, good’ | plump and nearly 24 inche tong regular $1.00 value, Fri. and, perhaps, an early death, te the hen tien 4 informed him that he 8 regular $1.26 each, Friday special, each g8c | GRY CROC OBER sickccclacicsscnes ccesvenaen Fe > tte Gikdbe Dineen, Wee | was under arrest. sat the stallion pe wrote PiAmonoe, Fe We are the exclusive agents for this new line Doll Go-Carts d body, well made and strong recilia Ee aes bn ieeene eeeeing ie cl [not have that amount on ble person | Aion? Harmen 7's Ping-Pong Sets, complete outfit, well finished rackets, rege | back, splendid 75¢ value, Friday special, ea par ik én stfort to pain & pettect Gre [Reon soenrd necessary ball] The largest Jewelry house in’ the ular $1.50, for, ret serteereosdes 9% | Heavy, Well Made Shooflies, finished in natural wood, regu ok pretiie et teakere. tie bea ans | money ——Northweet de Extra Ping-Pong Balls, each . ge | . Friday sy ae ENLARGEMENT SALE CONTINUES Every Garment in the House at ONE THIRD OFF ' 1 Suits, Skirts, Waists, Jackets, Coats, Furs Hosiery, and in short, every garment in the store will be sold during this tremendous enlargement sale at an actual bona fide discount of Tracy and Merrill” attract promised by Manager Russet “Fiddle- Dee: De ‘The Press Club beneMt, Dee. 17, at} the Grand, ts Weber & Field's wuc cessful burlesque, “Fiddie-Dee- Dee. That it is one of the finest produc Hons of ite kind is vouched for by [the phenomenal runs it has had in New York and San Prancisco, break - i all records. to management of the Pre is to be “Piddle- Dee- Dee ment by the pre deserves th TRYING TO SAVE VANCE OLYMPIA, Dec. 4—The petition of AP. Vance for commutation of sen- tence to imprisonment for life has Just been presented to Governor Me- Liride by Samuel McAnally of Taeo- ma. The governor has just returned | from a trip over the state and has! hot acted tn the matter as yet. The} petition is signed by a large num- | [ber of resideRts of Pierce county. In- cluding: many members of the bar One of the p: pal points brought out te the fac t while the jury | J found Vance quilty of murder te the Bret degree, they recommended jiien So the mercy of the court, A | 5 separate petition was handed to Gov i* ernor McBride while in Tacoma on | dionday last, which if signed by ali the mambers of the jury, asking that the wentence be commuted. Prose- geting Attorney Campbell hee Sled « FOR ASSAULT COLPAX, ‘Dee. 2—It took the jury one hour and fifty minutes to find Henry M. Banting guilty as charged, of att ed crlaninal assault on the | pereom Vesta Young, « 16-year-old | eri. Buntee it & young man, of Thirty-three and One-third per cent. And do not forget that our regular policy holds good dur same as at any other time, viz., Your money refunded on any unsatisfactory. pur ing this sale, will be cheerfully chase €ustomed to work on a farm. The! defendant denied his guilt, but Ghe/ story of the ttle girl was not ehak- en by cross-examination | W. H. THOMPSON @ CO., . | Reichert Bros. Pianoa 110 Unien | 1s ARCADE BUILDING, Next to Elevat HOLME®#' GOOD FURNITURE N NYY WY Ny WAY yyy | Rocker $3.85 piece Solid Oak Bedroom Set, same cut. for 816.50 ‘This is great value, considering | that it Is made of onk and ni fin- ished. Don't pass such values by if you want a bedroom set. Mage of selected weil f Dienched reeds, first clase finish. Note the full roll ex- tending up the front, we arm and back and th the base, lownward to the = frame with rattan, This is @ special worth coming after Lighting and Power Rates 00 YoU WEAR A | | In Effect December 1. THE NEW LIGHTING RATE | 20¢ per kilowatt hour for the |B first 20 hours per month use of | the Hmhts, and 6c for all addr tional consumption, subject to a dincount of 16 per cent. for Prompt payment, THE NEW POWER RATE 16¢ per kilowatt hour for x ti first 60 hours per month the maximum, « for all ade ditional consumption, subject to the following #thedule of dis- (8 counts for prompt payment |B Monthly bills up to $ 50. .10 p.¢ {@ Monthly billx up to $190. .20 p. « 26 p.« THE BEST VALUES = Are Always found at Our Btore, SEATTLE HAT FACTORY 1111 SECOND AVENUE Hate Cleaned, Siocked, Dyed and Retrimmes | Old Establish. ed and Reliab Monthly bills up to $150 fl 0 $200.80 bana - ~r Bane if Bits oP 8 500 a6, ‘ wi ° the ee odern ‘equip ed, NTAL PAW in 8B. TL®. Our offices have ‘been established yAR you Want new begyiners and students who are ber wae morrow to exper! mt on Your teeth, or do you prefer at have a’ repotatio! oO maintain, Monthly billie up to $500. 40 p. «. Interinediate discounts are determined by interpolatt, For furthér partiowlars, office, pe ab, eae it Guarant Gol : a stay in. Se eet ete” his ati +2 Free, without Be: mare’ ree without 907 Firat Ave. Dr. it J. Brown's Deatal Parlors, 713 First Aveaus, Paviore=1. 2, 8, * oor south of MacBouwnl! R eoniaicki at Wide N Se he BP! on: wananye lt a _ 1 i SPECIAL FOR FRIDAY along nt work is bound Ypdeed HAT? ow THE BON MARCHE | In the big Toy Store and Housefurnishing De- periment Old Santa Claus entertains the children every afternoon and evening. Business is lively in this big down stairs for Christmas is now only 20 days away. Some bargains for Friday gathered from several 4 ments---every item underpriced to insure prompt selttag, Friday Bargains Women's Patent Calf Lace Shoes, | White Wool Blankets, full 11-4 etxe, ift's Specific, $1.75 size for . Blackberry | ull mat top, heavy Goodyear | very noft, with 81.15 fe | weited sol hand eros-«titeh dere, worth © Al ine Goods, $1.00 w Jet Head Ping, with military value $6.00, for A pair put an te ton ie mei pa nts, | 50 | Novelties in Fancy Twitls Notts Malt bottles for vane Tee pat bo, | tan and nunevetling and a Cuticura Ointment, 600 sie we | 2 the delicate ri Goteet tary heels $4.99, for $2.83 | aiso plain colors and ¢ Homuteion, $1.60 sige, for Sorwet Laces, full |B} Women's ‘hoscait | Bhoes. | worth up to 8 for Pond’s Extract, S0c sizk, for special Friday at, each | heavy dyear welted soles, ex- | A tt ke tension edge, military | yn git Soe IB value $8.60, for in cloth Bibe . If Women’s Vici Kid Lace , Bome titles WB fears, Bins Real tere | A Devotee and » Derting laren s i 1, for 1.0% | The Wrestler of Philippi. - | Boy’ Blouse Suite, Peter Thomp- | Titus } son atyle, in navy blue, age Out of the angie ® ] oves Gand 7 years, worth 4.66 The Days of Mohammed Chonits | ’ tw Long Pant Suits, in ‘The Prince of the House of David serge, bine 30 to %, A Btar in Prior | a Cc #400, for Ten Nights in a Bar Room. Moye’ Three-plece Suite, Intra Mut iB aray, school sult. ages ; Very Special Sale Tomorrow years, worth $4.09, for ne bh Rider If xtra Heavy Crash, 15 inches wide or @ Heart of Goid ] About 200 pairs of Children’s Finest Quality Kid ity rewularc value ie each League with the Powerful the best bargain yet offered, for the values are - hy ee “ pees ie Brier Bush. to $1.25, and we will close them out as Christmas bar i ment of colors and dew worth Century Handy Books, gains tomorrow at, the pair $1.50; epectal Friday nate « @ fine amortment of German Cail inches wid pins, hooks and eyes, hai 1B gucd assortinent of styles, worth | darning needles, Jet head shaw 1 Sc. mpecial Friday, a yard... 7 pina, black pins and ¢ Black Wilk Moreen Petticoats. ¢ newly needles. thin with hemmed _ frills put up in . et. worth book 91.76 for French Flannel, venetian. | sizer af $1.00 S200 and alpaca watsts Barnapartila colors, value up to Eight to Eleven The list of early morning Bargains that we are daily advertis. ing contain many goods for Christmas at much less than — Black atin Belts. with oxodised [ Washington View ‘Tablets, 2be | patterns, worth yard. From §| Boye Fancy Pisanel buckles, beth for front and back. | sort for ib to Th, at | Waists, with sailor collar neg price Sic; from # to 11 at | Thin Austrian China Teacups and | White Net. 36 inches wide, to 10 years: worth $128 ai ra : de Saucers, very pretty floral spray, | worth ite yard. From § to 11, 8t| foys’ Norfolk Gold plated beauty pina, with | touch of gold on Mundie. Megular- | 11¢ Wat 100 is Blue fancy ‘settings. Hegubariy ie | ly 82 from # to 11, at 10¢| Cream Outing, full width, worth | fy Years, worth ite, each, from & to U1. 3 for We b | @ yard From to ll at ke. ‘ New Home Linen. Aniehedt Austrian China Plates. yards customer @- inch al! wool Seoteh thread: black only; fall else spools. | very thin, same style « decors Hoys hoot Shirts, of heavy | *Powmal effects and fancy min. Regutariy 6c #pool, from § to li, | ions as tea’x above. Regularly | Cheviot, fancy tucked boaoma, soft | tures. From § to 11, at 61.18, Werth aa he | ts doxen, from § to 11 at ibe each, | all over, with cottar and guffe at. | $196. Hooks and eyes, with hump-back | Handed Porcelain Bowls. nice for | tached; worth tc yard Ke Sto| Washable, Afi-wool Piss, far c siivered; sites 3 and 4; two | toup, ete, Regularly 10 each, | 11, at " | children’s dresses, worth Se yart, sen on card. Will not rust, from from #8 to 11, Friday at be. Only out « lot of men's Fiteced | for 2% to 11. at te card 1 to @ customer tin lershitts and Drawers at,| Plannelette Dresst trons, best made. | Cream Oriental *, 4 to % : | Pretty patterns, full ine af alleen Regularty | inches wide: fi i heavy ren's White Aprons, sives 4| worth Tbe. From § to it, at § to 31, at & | Venice edges designe; We 4 6, worth We. From & to 11 Cott . Me and Me value. m # to 1, at ‘ottan Fleece Dreseimg: Kirk's White Oat From & to 11 we will | Ie like a fine fMannel, sian patterns, handsome Pers| with ruffed colter, dren's White aprons, trimn soap ve three cakes for 10 | "White Linen aby Bide, drawn | with embrelaer D Geo bones cf Arnica or Witch | work borders: large size; very fine | Regularly @c, fh worth $1.60, From § to il, at Se, agri Balve; tho sive, from § to 11, | quality, Worth regulariy from | 4, € and & years. From & to 11 Women's Feit Slippers, felt roiea) 1c bar § te at Le | Wroth Tbe, at 350. From § te 11 tomorre Colored Satin ffeta Ribbon. * White Phelleand We Women's 10-button over full 6 mehes wh sashes, neckwear, etc celvable shade to guaranteed pure silk Yard, from § to 11, Bt te. suitable for every con choose from Worth ie | tax mb Shawls, et Se. ed Bacques, worth & trifle soiled. From 8 ut at 2c worth $ I Castor Ot, Spirits of We value for 260. nee Pepperment and Camphor - E Fedora Hate. ik Lined Golf fancy stripes mr! a— | Children’s Timbretlas, worth White Cotton Curtain Loopr Women's lee Wool Fascinators, | ly Me, from & rem § to Ll, ie washable; worth @4c pair, from §| worth $1.40. From § to 11 Se VERY Srp Tab a ere Swell Stationery for Christmas— | to 11, 2 pairs for be Boys’ Outing Flannel Waists,| Women's Black Woolen Mittens, ike kind, from ® to 11, at Me. $2 Turkey Red Table Damask, 58 ages 4 to 13 years, worth Me at | worth ie pair, From 8 te il, kind for $1.50; Séc kind for ac. | Inches wide, good assortment of | iS¢ | close owt the bot, at be, 1419 to 1435 Second Avenue 115-139 Pike Street Nerdhoff @ Co. oAe Bon Marche THE BIG STORE THE WORLD’S GREATEST CLOTHIERS. THE GLOBE THE GLOBE DD AND END SALE That’s What We Call This Great Value Giving Opportunity, Although Everything In Our Store Is New and Up-to-Date We find after one month of price- cutting, The Globe Clothing Co.'s business has surpassed any: enle ever kieumaneee Northwest, consequently many lines are “broken up.” The Globe never bothers witha small “batch” of anythi and where only a few things of a line is left, we'll almost give 'em to you. -You have all heard of the big Globe pe ung, Co. there's a store in most every large city in the United States, being large manufacturers, the Globe is cnaiaed to and do, wi dersell all others. READ THESE PRICES, THEN COME AND SEE THE GOODS asc Hose, black and tan ...8¢ | $1.00 Boys’ Sweaters agc | Men’s $20.00 Fine Dress | Young Men’ ts soc Cashmere Hose... 14c¢ ] $1.00 Fine Balbriggan Under Overcoats $9.99 : ‘Suits cone Pp ne toc Handkerchiefs ... ac wear savbeoses s$Qe | Men’s $8.00 Cheviot Suits Boys' K Pant Suits, wort $1.00 Neckwear . 50c Knee Pants oe BQCF Vivid $3.95 $ eee Te $1.19 50¢ ckwear . $1.00 Corduroy Knee Pants | Men’s $10.00 F ancy Ww crater 13-00 seared : pee Eeatendere : "t Boys’ Knee Pant Suits, wort Susp 4% { 390¢ Cheviot and Cassimere $2.18 soc Suspenders ...-...- $2.00 to $2.50 Solid Calf Skin} Suits Hive: ans fe”: h 25 ¢ “elluloid Collars .....s¢ Shoes ....$1.a5 | Men's $12.00 Nobby Dress | Men's W orking ‘Pants, 75 Caps for Men and Boys | $3.00 to $4.00 Dress Shoes.. | and Business Suits , .$s.go |. $2.0° ses Suse eter d sebeeen cess Waheseia th $1.75 Men's $15.00 Imported Wo Men’s Business Pants, worth 75 Boys Underwear ....a3¢ | $4.00 to $5.00 Fine Vici Kid] ted Sults .« «$7.48 | | $3.00 to $3.50... 02. SE 7sc White Laundried Shirts Shoes ... .. + -$2.35 | Men’s $20.00 Fine Imported | Men’s Fine Dress Pant rete pthit 33¢ | $6.00 Enameled and Patent] Worsted Suits, in black, | worth $¢.0o to $6.00 ..4848 se Percale Shirts ... age Leather Shock $2.65 brown, grey or fancy | Men’s Derby and Felet® $1.00 and $1.25 Fine Percale | Men’s Heavy Overalls. ..34¢ stripes and checks... .$10.00 Hats, worth $2.50. . «Bt Shirts .. ++sesees.G8e | Men’s $10.00 All Wool Over- | Men's $28.00, $30.00 and | Men’s Hats, worth $3.50 al $1.00 Boys’ Flannelette Over- coats ... $4.95 $35.00 Finely Tailor Sitk $4.00 - GET shirts . -.-ate | Men's $15.00 Ali Wool Qver Lined Suits, in sack or cut- | Men's Hats, ‘worth ‘63 So an [$1.00 Black Sateen Shirts 33c coats aa ties $7.45 away styles, at .... $12.75 $4.00 ..se0900¥* 1d TRUNKS, BAGS, VALISES AND SUIT CASES AT LESS THAN FACTORY PRICES GLOBE CLOTHING COMPANY 1003 First Avenue 1003 First Avenue Do E:ectric ‘may attendant always pres a ‘Wen-yoar written guarantee, No students, but all wack af trom| In the large, new Globe Block, northwest corner First avenue and Madison street, Seattl Co. 12 10 Bb Peuts’ éxperienoe. We are making «specialty “or god brown , . and Base Work. Be sure to consult us about this high-cl or TAKE NOTICB—Beware of imitators with large cloth signs over their door, this big aan you read about in papers, is at the Globe Store, 1003, First avenue, J