The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 12, 1903, Page 4

bo tbe iri acai aaa CAR a aR ND » COAL COMMISSION Dna. eh td val techie bv 3| -—== MAKC He ? THE B10 STORE THE GON MARCHE THE BIG STORE THE BON MARCHE Lays Down Some Rulos for Future Guidance .."™" "en VJ he Gl eat White F air} . . | LOST OVERCOAT in Proceedings |W. Lavestey of 411 doh etre need police. tant niet uh Started at the Bon Marche this morning. It will be the most attractive buying event yet brought forward by this leader x tare in mercantile exhibits and sales. It will be a White Fair in an up-to-date store beautifully decorated and arranged for Rt PARED as iN” i aaa H meleone oh tive sent Social begs nye a of the “Souulaaion's ' annual display of Undermuslins, White Goods, Embroideries, etc. Interior decorating will not begin until today, but the ; Se Jested Commissioner TN aueek tak te este ano ou HEARING window display is an index of what the Fourth Annual White Fair is to be-—the greatest by far yet held by the Bon Marche [p= ! lor his house in Wash! Reaver personally | Sat unre his tamiip ean moral Be gg <7 gh Rs Mg eral Wilson, who i# acting a « first witness. Me eaid that the omal man in the absence of Judge ¢ mpantos are not benefitting: by the | the session With a number (present high pri ¢ coal Hel NO i SET ments First, ft was! sta d that hereafter there can be elays because of the absence of 4 that his company is till get $5 per ton for hard coal at tide-| vr, He admitted that the coal panies well exclusive to middle ANNIE LEWIS ANDO GEORGE counsel. Lawyers desiring to leave must appoint proxies. nd jobbers and place no re PIGGOTT WILL COME BEFORE Second, Attorney Lanahan was tn n Upon the prices they may! COURT ON MURDER CHARGE fore the e had de | THIS WEEK Piggott, will probably be WHEN LEGISLATURE MEETS ares eee }dey or Thursday, Their case would on called sooner had it not th je in admis RIVAL STEAMBOATS WILL BE PLENTY ON -THE RUN BE- the prosecut wis ie TWEEN TACOMA AND THE STATE CAPITAL — PRESENT ‘orury AN killing by MONOPOLY WILL BE BROKEN UP sat 625 Yesie |way last ‘Tuesday morning, Her With the opening of the legisia- that time her “|brother is held as an accomplice ture this morning there promises to | tions have been © m-| Attorneys John Dore and 8, Mf " be inaugurated 4 lively passenger | iended that the Bay ce y porn |eeeey Rave ts votaln the 2 2 4 route between Tacoma and Olyr jelty at the close of the day's bUBl-/not yet been mapped Neither . 1 wat Captain W. J. Eitis of the Wash me there, thus enabling Beattie and/ nad it been decided whether « Bounced lant week that the steamer | ouran, pronle to spend the day in la defense would be About 200,000 Garments to Go on Sale Today at Smallest Prices Ever Advertised in Seattle. Bay City would be put on the run the woman at the pretimina: y hear nent Gunday. KR. C. Worce, manager |" S05 ceticers of the Willey Naviga-[tRe, at '8,Vere, probable, however, The principal feature of the White Fair is of course the Muslin Underwear. In total we will have about 200,000 garments for display and sale of the 5. Willey Navigution Com-/tion Company, whieh operates the! Piggott re! the pretimi the opening of the White Fair today, This enormous quantity, even at usual prices, would present an attraction unequaled in any Western retail sf on + Ph Rbeay h ing the Git yn A Pg * nay ee yg ae wd me tae. But the garments were manufactured, nearly all of them, by one of the largest factories, made expressly for us by this well-organized man of Aberdeen on the run. ‘This Thelgiven out. Both pe “ey tory, with express attention to having nothing but the very best of garments in style and quality, and none of the skimpy, marrow sorts that charac re ternoon It was rumored that narties | City Aberdeen hax recently been /confined im the county jail, Lewts many lines and stocks of Undermustins chert the Walsh joverhauled, and It is the intention to| funeral was held yesterday morning baton amend put her on the Tacoma-Olympla run| The case te attracting no little at We were particularly fortunate in securing the output of this maker, who employs skilled needlewomen and experienced designers—giving up who ee ae SO raven if on outside | tention owing to the notoriety the best assortment of high grade and medium Muslin Underwear to be found anywhere hereabouts, This factory is noted for being the best appointed em steamer is at y . P , y a ages 7 y 4 There is a big demand for bet wl Fae Waleh ran Sen rebentty tahen finn ag gt eng AW Re scrupulously clean in the manufacturing states—paying good wages for competent emphoyes. iF to steamer service to Olympia and a off the Seattle. Tacoma-Olympla run . Sharp fight te expected amane the | v jeoast cities, At one time the woman u Bhe had been operated at a loan, it | ace od hs A a the ithe of Fival steamer owners for the control |ie'sana Mee charated Ata lows. It jaccused of murder gained the title of A Word As to the Prices : : of the traffic. run her between 01 in and Te c. , petwee : Lewis bere an unae The Bay City was pecently with-|ooma to connect at t latter city ‘ the drawn from the Everett run. Since !with the Flyer for Beatth f dye hy We took good care to buy so liberally that all our prices are the lowest ever made by us—and the garments, every one of them, are worth at least gi am tt the Fiver for Seattion [The woman Ws also well known in the third more than we have marked them at. ‘ heotiniai : “ aA Seattle under-world and many : the natnoet ytd bated et have come to her assistance Drawers Sines # and 7 at ccsupsssffBe | 8B up to $2.75 for French Cor- | $2.75 for Long White Skirts of | $1.19 bishop at rendered by thembers of the Josetty |!" her present trouble 25 « pair for Muslin Drawers- Children's Drawers, made with | set Covere—all over lace tuc . Cambrie two reffies of fine em nicely hemaeti large a ‘ Se Tar she adheres to her story clusters of fine tucks and embrotd fine lace yoke with beading a roidery—cluster of fine tucks SD tov Rusiee Gowned wud, assteted Uy Mise Jane Jeftries |enat Lewis committed suicide. The made full with deep ruffie and | (> ribbon trimming. and insertion s broidery with large mmmed with fine tucks amg broidery $1.60 for Gowns tn bishop styte., handsomely trimmed with |& pupil of the Vincent schoo! © rows of hemetitehing | ng White Skirts with | music. ‘The second part was by|enly sorrow the woman seams to for Muslin Drawers with deep | Sines 1 and 2 at..... ++ +3Be | Long White Skirts Me ee em of the Seattle Conservatory | 1°) 2, od for Pgs 4 } ruffie—iace trimmed } me ; 4 “7 : sees 3 We price several styles of Long | cluster of fine tucks and deep 4 marr rise party was given to Mies }ciares hit entirely innocent, but the eae fe See Deewee oo Age PERS T Ronde s sve esssse es White Skirts. The Bhort Bkirts | ruffie with lace and fine (tucks | orreapondingly low sui up to $13.50 for Long West of South Seattle at her| police are certain that he had soit) Hl 9Ge for Muslin Drawers with cam: Corset Covers | Wl BP omnt St gorrenpendtinsiy yg B, WO ae embroidery | hg | prices, but w to met Friday night, by her friends. | iiives are ; bric ruffie and bematiched tucks. | que tor Perfectly Plain Corset | them marked tn time for the ad Bos culeaibeey ead tos tea | $1.50 for Gowns with square BURGLAR WITH A BRICK-BA curing evidence against him. 306e for Mustin Drawers with cam- |" Covers—of materiale. | vertiaing copy to @o to the papers |" trimmed with embroidery VISITS JACKSON oTnae: au 6 99 = brie suite, wih the. pews Of 4 for Tight-fitting Corset Cov- | Friday night. Gowns | ton, beading and satin ribbon DRUGSTORE MARRIAGE LICENSE hematitching and toreBon lace. ere-eombroldery trimmed O0e for Long White Skirts—hand- | 3B for Gowns of good quality | 91.75 for Gowns of fine ‘The following 500 for Fine Drawers made with | 166 for Corset Covers—very pret- aglMaly trimmed with embroidery | mustin—tucked yoke, | trimmed | "V-cheped yoke. all overt ‘The window smash: © been inmued: King of ’ ¥ trimmed with lace. e for Long White Skirte wit with hematitched ruffie | trimeccd Sih embresd Wingew mashing burglar has Neweastle, and A lor Corset Covers — blouse | embroidery or lace trimming and | 506 for Gowns in Mother Hubbard | ton ‘and lace with caer Seattic. He ia now operating in the $5, of Noshvilie, Tenn: Kate front ahd trimmed with jeoe in- | | ctusters of fine tuck a . Gottachalk, 19, and Kittle Bmit’ wert an he at nec! ic for Women's Long n re o or Bishop Gow “late, tarertey doth of Beattie. A. C. Manel, 24, and Sbe for Corset Covers—made of | Skirts with deep ruffic, tucked, | Te for Empire Gowne—lace yoke | 98-00 for Bishop Gowns—frant turday night a burglar “ 4 i rev trimmed with ? - wey broke a window in a —, oT. at Lillian Castile, legal age, both of white dimity— French style | | and deep ince nati and large revers trime b iSok one ine Samer Gam Jackson street and T Everett. trimmed with lace end beading | $1.45 for Lone hite Skirts be In Mail a hamndet gee 2 lames teen 1 ry rows of lace ineertion an 886 for owns Ww ~shape: CITY ENGINEER ILL abe tor Corset Covers-Prench | ruffle, lace trimmed Neck—yoke with cluster of hem- | 62.50 for Fine Gowns, ‘away with e quan. | During the past few days the po- City Engineer Thomeon te con~ etyle, with clusters of fine tu: \61 © Long White @kirte with stitched tucks, pearl buttons and Sees ores Nae = wh hat had been placed | UCP Met? been all but o today by iiness, Children’s Drawers of good mus- | _ and feather stitehing | deep ruffie—lace or embroidery | ruffie around caleeves, | embroidery and fine ject, with reports from citizens who have | He Yin, made with clusters of fine | 750 for Corset Covers-French trimmed finished with ly n. : been robbed by pickpockets, Al- tucks. style—front made of hematitened | $9.50 for Long White Bkirts with style most Invariably the robberies have | Pored Steer 1 and 2 at....... 150 tucke—neck and sleeves embroia- three ruffies, trimmed with fine y with lace STILL HAS been committed on street cars. reat ml | Biers 2, 4 and 6 at. We ery trimmed. | Point de Parts lace and feather stitching Qn organised band of “dips” ie at work is the belief of many in the po department Wateh charms, watches and chatelaine purses have been stoten. S Yesterday ‘ Mushfick reported to “PROOF THAT HeE|the police that a very valuable dia- OODGE's brooc! mond sunburst h had been KEEPS A CONCUBINE stolen from bis wife's dreas collar JUNEAU, Jan, 4—(Special Corre. | The police were told that the piece Charlie ‘Pease of Ket-|%t Jew mn has successfully resisted an fet or 9 ey gees = =<|TWO ROBBERS 2 See housekeeper, and some of hie prudisn neighbors who are sticklers for good form, caused bis arrest upon the charge of unlawful cohaistation, under hich wi the Edmunds law, w enacted to reach the Vin White Fair W h © G White Fair Display and Sale of Cambric, Saleof.... ite oods Nainsook and Swiss haan te ce CIEE contd: Ts cordance tet exgliies la hath one ae: Fk mbro id erie a sign to anything heretofore produced. Silks will have to look well to their daurels to out- strip cottons in beauty of texture and finish in 1903. In Edges, Insertions, Ribbons, Beading and Gal Our Spring Stock of White Goods Is Just Here Needless to say that for this new store our stock of | s eason’s White Fair s s High class imported ndvelties in great profusion: Also the staple lines in full variety a ho — this PT San Ww ane Pair surpas re! by far such as Nainsooks, Tndia Linons, Dimities, Egyptian, French, Persian and Victoria Lawns | fYSr Shown by us , Nain bo ely aay sadn fiat Organdies, Swisses, Masalias, Piques, Welts, Oxfords, etc. We offer the prices on a few SAMS sm Dwiss ang ¢ sook Sets are included in the , lay—all widths, from narrow to the very wide, with only—a > some e bar t the great White Fair: P , items only—an index torsome of the bargains at the sertion to match. All of these will be conveniently at @amnnmreege "Per Garnmaeze "ez Checked Naintook, India Linon, 3%c ed for early choosing Many dainty colored effects ml weed today wy), 2°R® Dorie and John Murphy. * - Plain White India Linon. pte Wide, worth, te; Edges and Insertions ein attract much preety Hi, Judge Brown. The accused ndinittes | t%0 Of the desperate gang arrested | A complete assortment of styles im Checked Nain- Sa. » 37 onal Gs, ad sone ms Sitters h i i that the squaw was employed by |!" & North Seattic lodging house *, worth regularly 10a; special, a yard,.... Se “ M ised Oxford: designs are entirely new e can readily suit a him as a “pot-rassier,” but no evi-|neveral days ago by City Detectives jerceriz jords, 10¢ with the vast assortment—as it is indeed the largest dence could be adduced to prove! Lane, Adams and Byrne: Wa iA YOUR i Mercerized Oxford in a fabric which In destined to be ¥ .P © Coa anything unlawful in the relations| tined yesterday as the thaga who India Dimities, 6c igrocrinnd, Duserd te s fable 26m 9 Grctiont se 882 shown on the Pacific cout « pair. tied to chairs and robbed an =| Dimities are always in demand. Our stock i com- It t softer than a duck, but family near Green Lake. Bee. ALL THE TIME plete in all style and qualities: prices range from weight. | They are manufactured Grom soroarised Specials in Cambric Embroideries Three members of the ie frum v em 1 & plece of w lly, victims of the thugs, saw | 440 for the sitk dimity, down to the India goods, fe have them in different grades, ranging in price ry i i ss 0 Meir ides of thi - men at the police station and pos- 8:6 VERE. aessimae. Fe . oOo from 95 down to 106 The window display gives a fair idea of this elegant sortment—the finest and choicest in all that’s new dainty in Cambric Edges—all exclusive patterns—bli openwork and beaded effects. Widths run from 2 to 1 inches. These are all assorted and divided into sepa lots for early choosing. Mively t - vely identified thern as the rob diile Winn omer wih Kt will be remembered that bur- bretia should be. If i lars entered the home of J. B. Make & Hull Detachable Han- St $603 Meadow place. on the even- die Umbrella it will be. tae of Dec. it, and bound severst | If any parts of the um- members of the family to chairs breiia go wrong we re- King Bros. ’ Men’ s Shoes oreo oy Beg Bi oe Ae get Bough By Us Friday at 66 2-3c on the Dollar At 2c per yard, Cambric Bm- At ibe per yard Cairibric some gold nuggets, the | thieves Dew't overices hk. whan broideries, worth be and 6% broideries, worth 2ic and %e. threatened to burn the house. Lac selecting your umbreie. All men within reach of this advertisernent will be more than interested At 3c per yard. mb = ‘ at if per yard Cambrie I : tig areary ‘ch — = & Special for this week: in the above headline. King Bros., the well known and popular men’s | "Qt to ter rend "Cambric em | At be per arte Combed certate ae path Avene Card ely wed = Cre tes identified” pwede g Ep Ft Ee: furnishers, dec ided to close out their entire sto ckof Men's Shoes to make more | broideries, worth ie anc 12% At & 1-86 per yard, Cambric 1 © room for Men's Furnishings after they had moved to their present location ‘entiation Waste the opposite the Rainier-Grand hotel, and we bought the lot promptly at Thirty-}- at 100 per yard, Cambric Em r brotderiés, worth 1 Three and One-Third Per Cent. discount. eg ore te iit ea brella for men and wo- pe> om Ninth avenue and Cherry " swansons BAD LUCK men, 26 and 2% inches, . a mallor, was robbed best IXL Engtish frame, we alee erday at the rextbence |by two Women at the corner of » of her po Mr. and Mra. M. Gott- bh avenue and Yesier way Sat h dBc. * per yard, Cambrie broideries worth $dec. At Sc per yard. Cambric stein, Ninth avenge and Columbia |Ureey Might. The women met thetr $5.0 and $4.00 Hull De- % broidertes, worth 1% broideries, worth 6t¢ and @e, street Hott vd , accounted tachable Handle Um- stent, tn the afternoon hearts were [Sito zac eted hm | teeta, Mande Ur: 3,000 Worth of Fine Shoes for before he had a chance to object men, 26 and 2% inches, y | yay ES They stole $20 from his pocketbook best IXL English frame, neon land Isughed at him when he threat- all silk cover, $3.78 ened their arrest. He reported the $19 and 15 Hull De- affair to the police immediately. teachable Handle Uxm- Men and Boys White Ware Sale Wl be put on wale, ning today, and it will not be an ordinary sale, inasmuch as King Bros. buy and sell only worthy and high-grade goods. ‘They discontinued Shoes s 0 ag menses brella, 26 and 2% inches, simply because they necded more selling spnce for their splendid stock of men's and boys’ Downstairs Starts the White Fair Sale ra Club next] INGANE INTRUDER * best IX iigh frame, furnishings. They have been in business leas than a year, hence the shoes do not contain ing at her home. on} An tnsahe man was arrested by all silk covers, $6.76. Be usual amount of shopworn and oyt-of-style shoes that would characterize the ik ones avenue and Madison Police Clerk Eaason and Night Jail ) Older firm. Every pair ie atyliah and worth the original price. Hence you save fae conned doce ton winl eo tt at an early hour this } Uy one-third your money by being un early customer at this sale. sale w morntag. Sy ag fel nod a, ° . " Gartslenestere hal “Many irvine Gee ion ee Fe These Items Will Give You An Idea of the Kinds and Grades woe on aga cer} lk: police Was asked. Youths’ Satin Calf Shoes, dongola | Men's Boxcalf Lace Shoes, medium | Men's Vici Kid Lace Shoes, medt- top, heavy quilted soles, medium | heavy, Goodyear welted soles, um heavy Goodyear welted soles, size 13-2, King Bros. ‘y —_ Bros.’ ores $3.00; our ‘ehiuo King Bros.’ price $3.60; our iy © $1.75; our price . CLA : 00 ‘ ; 92.34 Youths’ Fine Viet Kid Shoes, medi~ | men's Velour Calf Lace Shoe, | Men's Patent Leather Dress Sole um soles, fair atiteh, medium |" heavy Goodyear welted gpler, | Lace Shoom Hoodyear welted heels, King Bros.’ prive $1.7 medium heel, King Bros.’ Brice . ce Thursday wif ene ae price P ast; our price 87 ceed Bros.’ pflee $4.00; ore 4 4 Boye’ Satin Cait and Viel Kid Lace in Stantord hr bail. Men's Boxcalf Lace Shoes, Bhors, medium heavy aglen, - wT | Men's Russia Calf Lace Shoes, iT Tiros.’ price $2.00; our price @ 34 | 7 See seen?” a er | Goodyear weited soles, _ Kin, house, Ap Men's Satin Calf Lace and Con- | welted. I $4 | Bros." price $4.90; our price @ of time continued until the. wee | For our spring stock which ts press Shoes, medium heavy rolen, | a ses * shies: Wieb- dikes 1 rs In the big downstairs store these prices for Whi i" re of the morning. now on the way from New York plain and tipped toes, ving Men's Boxoalf Lace Shoes, medium | Men's Vict Kid Lace Shoes, medt- will be made tomorrow. This store is the best of its ‘The Fraternal Union gave a dance (having Jefe there the 19th of a, srloe $1.50, our price 61. heavy Goodyear welted gobed, um heavy Goodyear welted soles, ¢ best ¢ Saturday at the Swedish club, on December) we will for this Men's Vict Kid ani Lace Shoes, | King Bros.’ price $3.00; our price King Bros.” price $4.00; our “Kot on the coast Be sure and visit it when you are at hth avenue and Pine street. | weet plast'dn dale @ a medium heavy soles, Goodyear | vice. sus -00 . Bon Marche: ‘ \¢ Waltreesen gave a big ball Faney Werrlsle. Chaviots ond weited plain toes, medium low | Men's Boxcalf and Viet Kid Lace | Men's Bo alt High Top Biucher wa ‘Tuesday Might fn Raste hail. A Serges at the NOT TO HE heels, King Bron.’ price $2.00; our | Shoes, medium heavy soles, ex- | Cut Shoes, heavy Goodyear welt- | Finest American Semi-Poreelain BR. ickle Dishes, fancy shapes, fumptucus anauiet Ww tbread and ros BHAT price at i = $2.00 treme edge, King Bros By #4 soles, King Bros.” pr J 60; | fancy shape; nice ware; as thin as | Pie Plates, each 4 P 50; our price .., o . on, eich 4c. The Sunshine Club has tasued Ine | s is in Burt & Packard make p uur price pres $19.00 | Dinner Plates, each Se. Plates, each 5 yitations for » dancing party, to | Vegetable Dishes, §-inch size take place in Christensen’s hall next | This popular store is giving Come te and see how and by L Cc H 1 each MWe Covered Sugar, each 250, evening. Music wilt be ur | some extra special prices each fig Whom 20Ur auit will be made.” Odd Pairs Lace Curtains Half Price ‘Newetabie Dinos, sinc alae, | GPavy oats eich Ih . each 17 jowl- 8 . : ‘on 2. Pe gave aif (4. These for Tuesday and pretty luncheon party Wednesday | Wednesday—depending on he afternoon at her home, 1225 Warren long the lots last. The prices avenue, Mine C. Stevenson wae the ay alas mest of honor, A number of young |M ot i that one day may ladies were present gloss them out. The Five Step Club meets next }im 200 anese Lunch Baskets, Thursday night tn Little's hall worth 26 each; special Tues ‘The Cotontat bail, to be given tn day and Wednesday at.... Be Christensen's hall, January 16, wilt Ponttively none to deniers. UD 273,52 25525235282 5) ALL MEN IMPERIAL TAILORING (0. 1102 Second Avenue. 350 D a A lot of odd pairs of Lace Curtains in Irish Point, Ren- Large size Bowls, each 10 | Grecker as ah She ic t per y aisterice, C ny, Brussels, Antique, also Ruffled Curtains in J foyerat Butter Dishes, each 350. | Covers, each 4c a »bb a 8 0} ymorrow a . " 7 Wash Bowls and Pitchers, Bobbinet and Muslin will be sold tomorrow and while they | Covered Verstable. Dicken cach ee Muslins 12ic | last at just half regular prices. The lot is limited. Don't [ax i : rien mas elit 0s Fn ng xe late. Platters, 10 inches long, each 106. Jars, each Te. Platters, 14 inches long, each 2% . with cover and Fruit Dishes, 4-inch size, dozen | each Be ae Plain White Water Pitcher Oat Meal Saucers, done dic. Ie . Cream Pitchers, each So. Plain White each 6 3 36-inch Drapery Muslin in plain and fancy stripes; also a lot of Ecru Scrims, plain stripes being in steadfast colors 3732272, be the big event of this week. Great Wash Bowls and Pitohe: joo" H prepara ior are being made vuluen at $1.00 and § =— worth 30c a yard; to elose the lot tomorrow, only, ~— the bell a suet cial Tuesday and Wednesday wit furnish the music at ; o The Women's € Club gave lm Fane: Caveréé Crmmna . an entertaining myeeale on Fri- a opectes Meaney ing under the direction of Mrs. Lou 4nd Wednesday... ‘400 ine € k. ‘The program for the | Big January Sale| Continues | This week we are offering big in- ducemerits in a-plece Bedroom sets Lace Curtain hairs and Couchen. We have # 3-piece solid onk Bed- rontn Bet that we Markel nowt fan| THE GARLAND P “NEW ARCADE” 1326 Second Avenue 1422 Second Ave.Opp. Bon Marche Honest guaranteed work done e dental surgeons at sible cont, The Bon Marche ?:24 NORDHOFE @ Co. 1419 to 1435 Second Avenue and 115-135 Pike Street ] SHB f2.2222, ae { $20.00 to $14.75, ‘This in an exception- i jf value in bedroc neta. Lane Ov | 4 ; fr threat a yao $8 freon irl | TOILET SETS NECKWEAR || STIFFENED == band-—we are overstocked on them |d0 d $5,00 per month oF ola Matias 1.00 Bl z ee ee ee d 4 would rath erifice the 4 lold Crowne, 32h 3.1 | 4 4 th ire ‘gastos fei? | Goo. H. Woodhouse Oo. Wh iiiige Work, per tooth $3.58 In Decorated “War R. T. SHANNON FINGERS? BIE a: cai ; Pete ae ar & Maudie ta GE GROCERY : 4 - the new line swith 4 usual price for ow pr all that your fingefs h Scrat ise rita” "oth Bisise a ihtas lomeae oir ale COMPANY IC Pha cag rela aa - ARONSONG \ 3 wonder how they'can make them for tee with all wor holee of three dec Saserporates ean AND 4 tree Juch money. Couches have been one mination pain orations $2.60 1220.1222 24 ave. Phone, afaty 50 0 good; ! sel te tee en for 12 years, We i at extra iY Pain White lower 1061, : pe Baty os! “oleae a Tee . ‘ chlews Liquor SHE ghe strong couch this week far .4094 ! i Pisin White Gham: ‘ | I lay the Piano 109 Columbie stresti am eran How's that? AND Care i ts ber and cov 4 ; f ) + 4 A uneet, Pink 178% — 1413 Second Avenu> | ) Covered and Salted Fiellflower Apples, per box 00 1] the . 4 t, 1751. Free dell Mee: ll] GOOD HOME-MADIE® tien, H " Fi to tel a oj ead i! ! k an |] @ LOAVES 25¢ | H t . } w t whe 4 ma nnn % d |} for te nants trade, 422 SECOND AVE | coon BROS. | j Cor. First Avo. and ij =r Ba OPP. BOW MARCHE | 1412 Firat ave. betwee ¥ a PLE } \ Sparing Street...