The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 9, 1903, Page 4

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STAR DUST: subscribers « Metened to the tw fused to serve militiamen, ‘The Cripple Creek people have apparent ly been taking pointers on the treat Ment of soldiors from the celebrated Work of Commissary General Pager Saye the Pike Street Sage Rity, reat on a false bottom, The next thing on the program t Beattlc will be one of the ental Qnte where everyone waits on welt. ome can blame y hat The man at Walla Walla who has! Just been arrested for a fourth fe OY. after Ferving time for three, be Heves that one good term deserves another Liston to Our Pet : The people all caller a st, She used neither powder or pt But she's tricky and sly, And, between you and L, Ta not be surprised if she at The man who passe! a bad Qt the carnival last night may be. Supposed he wan merely giving tit for tat Peary ts to stort on another north Pole hunt. He might Sir Thor | ae in looking for a suc ful cup] wallenger | Mra. Langtry opene? her 1902 on ®agement at the Savoy theater tn “Mra, Deering’s Divorve meh a notab that the electric railway from Naples connecting with the| Puntcular tramway, is reopened, | | ‘There was a young man from Sing} Sing. What sat on an awful sharp thing Said he, “Holy Gee! munt be a bee But tt wasn't it was only « waep.! Four men were seriously injured @uring 4 motor-cycle race nt Man hattan beach, yesterday. ‘The daughter of Con Brownlow of Tennessee. ct urday with a liveryman. tations expected White due e to the 19-year- y down the prise at the Chicago liners’ convention, this business of| man’s breaxing into the field of fem imine profession is aving too far. Two Tacoma boys are planning a} trip to Calffornia on horseback. It} fs possible they have been raised tn that city and have not heard tell of the rutiroad. ee ‘AN members an call at King Br and secure a ¢ saves 32.00 t PIANO BUYERS ENTHUSIASTIC D. &. Johnston Co. Positively Giving | the Biggest Values Ever Known | in Pianos and Organs at the Present Wholesale Market. pend at the carnt After two days’ rest we are ready to resume today with renewed en- eray the big undertaking « ing of the extra two hondred ( planos and organs recently arranged fer, as per former announcements TAKE YOUR (HOKE We want to sell the instrument Which after looking over and com- paring the relative merits of all of them—you consider the best suited to your purpose and circumstances We do mt try to persuade you to buy any particular instrument in Preference to another exc when it i# for the mutual interest of the purchaser and ourselves, You are perfectly. welcome to anything on our floors at the sale price, and you! will have 125 PIANOS AND ORGANS to select from by coming in now. Our enormous stock is the largest} and most complete ever shown here. including the Chickering & Sons, America’s oidest and the world's best Plano—the Kimball, Chicago's best | and the most popular piano ever made (many more of them being made and sold than any other); the artistic Hobart M. Cable, an instru- ment that cannot be excelled tn de- sign, finish and tone quality. T! Teliable Pease piaro, noted for sterling worth tn every reapect: als the popular D. & Johnston Come- pany, of which over 1200 have been sold, the Hinze and various other| piance and Kimbell organ: ALL INCLUDED IN THIS SALE! AND GOING AT PRICES REPRE- SENTING AN ACTUAL SAVING) TO THE PURCHASER OF FROM | $75 TO $150 ON A PIANO AND $25) TO $50 ON AN ORGAN. We are selling brand-new upright | Pianos, of full size, 7 1-3 octaves, | meered cases, ivory keys, triple rung. three pedals and all the latest improvements, fully warrant- ed, for nr Others from $167 to $194, | 1 $222, that would retafl reg $325 and $350 . ys, | Second-hand organs from $20 up ward. Every instrument guaranteed | to be as represented. ° Notwithstanding the very «reat price reductions we will extend con- | venient terms to any reasonable buyer on nearly all lines. D.S.JOHNSTON (0. 903 Second Av., Burke Bldg. QUICK ‘We are referring to the “Quick Meal” Steel Range, the range stands the test. You use it 10 years, and if you have a ” we will refund your money. Burns leas fuel, heats Hogs, Poultry | | | we | CONE W/DH N THE GOOD. ments in the Ld eee Jatt ‘the are quite | | ‘ - | Empire Park | Or Apen are MOMeWwhat lower, th y| ramith, of room 810] Department me teeic| In spite of sane weather | Delia worth $1.26 and om ; ‘ ik, has reported to the that city hae brought suit] tere were few WHOLESALE PRICES | RE"orite “chickens, $2 hg dos Pa gag Biss ih ging him with| Binpire Park (These prices are to any buyer in quam | geese, 100110 im Fi and ~ Reason he . Fe bol Fst vow tte role, tt Prices om small purchases average | PRICES TO PRODUCERS | ,| 8 ber cent. bigher) | Many people Who stand thelr dig-|t } } Jand the whole cast is one of th School. Children’s before they are strained by their $13.00 tor ton; mid |[rwearensy] THE son Hence waa humnang It Hay and Grain noting Houbrette (pr p oak haat ba Ho to 8 : , ' Vegetables “ « think of (he babies at home a edi. native §t.2 ae, $96.00 ton; Puget Bound ekens, § Kee. freak ranch, 2 ye 1b; live ducks, ie COFFEE The Kind ape and y © hat and changedher t he Duchess of Central ded to th on sa ntion a fe “The Hille of Calife ornian” length; $1 ‘ | Hille of California,” with « ne : Ree Choice play, oh OBe yard for « $1.60 guaranteed; VBe yard for ur cb the Amon, t Y Penu 4 Silk 4 ywing § ven a well suppor { bfohair Bt ‘ mor of the pie feta Bilk; va 8 $ Armares, 4 y Mille of California” wilt play you have never tried a “= * ioe Gaee Out 8 eee ee Fefos Beer as a beverage, you New Fall Wash Goods{ Small Kitchen Needs | Tomorrow's Fiargain “The Chaperons.” should not join the crowd of The Grand i» offering & good attrac: | haperonw” thie week ateh: t pret natumen, | y 4o WILL Toilet Paper W cap Dishes people who are prej Qs : tion tn Tt ember ty oh merry inst beer because they i One hing ab ? y basket weave, wirlte? H ever seen in musical comedy in this BET OVERLOOKED BY BURGLARS, _B EER nce you that it is se Traps Large Funnels tA SPECIAL. EXTRA 1 oe Wits 490 yard for a Fine Black Zibel The largest and most desir able water front lots in aklyn; a rare oppor rity to secur some BEXTRA SPRCIAL 61.49 yard for our S4-Ineh Cheviot, sponged and sh $2.0; tomorrow Give us & trial order and yo will not wear ready made shirts and wholesome—-has n The front door of the Puget mal bank was found wt any more 5 Hinckley Block er-effects. It is brew = yorerday the best and clea ops and barley—it has a rich, delicious flavor Two doser Herbert Ss. Upper | | OAK AND MAP Le vi ,ORING 10, 11 and 12 Scheverman bik, || MHRLICH MARRIGON CO. Ine . pad ave. and Connecticut # First ave. and Cherry at. sun thea hon of taatem te Phones Suneet Main 1136, indepen ‘Gent 124 to any part Of every style that ta want —like y tion—in sh beot or Attest: Frank Dowd, Worthy Secretary Fine Furniture FREDERICK & NELSON Fine Furniture locorporated Furniture You Nee OE TR OO Oe ER oe hE we SO Re Rene EE een ee Oe eS Two or Three Prices of Good Furniture If there is any one point more than another that goes to make up this substantial business that Frederick & Nelson is particular about it is the quality of Furniture sold here. ‘ o's Prettiest Theater RUSUELL & DREW, Managers Phones: Sunect, Main 7; Ind, 7 j Prices—Night, fo, @o, Be, ™ Matinees, and ie A MIG HIT Caused Hundreds to Laugh yesterday TONIGHT AND ALL WEEK te Hills o ‘California fee the Horse, the Chickens and the arnyard Me this play EMPIRE irescer Cor. Third and James Northwestern \ 1327 Second Avenue, Arcade Build: WOMEN'S TAIL OR MADE SUITS of I Buy nuy ing $15.00 Suits for $10.75 A Good Thing Bears Repeating mn |3 Women’s $12.50, $13.50 “ r. $ $ That \ ff kirt walking rth ; $15.00 value ; om WOMEN'S TAILOR t SURTS, ma { Fan Tweed ay" "Tomorrow $102 fa the A Few Specials at the Dress Goods Counter f 200 elegant new patterns ot} At « Fraction of Their Valud News From Baseawxt ; Footwear sty women illustra . walking nt blucher cut Niche ron Ge ran Cl fhe ar mcement brought $ 6 dozen Clothes Pins for Se } wontoot Kove Clothes Line value 1 be de Bottorn Wash Be y 4 ve $1.25 per wet Bho p Dishes with drainers to hang on wall, lke values, each ? Iie a Round ered Buckets, me each Be ; Deep Stock Boilers, value each po+s 690 Pacific Packing & Navigation Co. Carrying Alaska Pactfle Express and ¢ tates mall FOR VALDES, au, Sitka, Yako- Hamar and COOK 8. EXCELSIOR ..,.8EPT. * ANTA ANA SEPT. 3 NOME CITY SEPT. 20 Sailing from Arlington Dock, opm se on day of sailing Company reserves right to change steamers or dates of eall- tng without notice. &. E. CAINE, Operating Agent, Phone, Main 1147. iret avenue, Seattle Port Orchard Route The Official Line for U. S. Navy Yard and Battleships _ Steamers Athion — Flyer High Class Vawstovitto 2-- THE. KUHNS -- 2 Emperors of Musio AND 10 a@oop acTs renerved seats Telephones—Ind. 12 Main = PAOIFIC NATIONAL LEAGUE atmetic parx | Hall Seat TOMORROW BASEBALL NO PAIN Qrana Mission dewign sawed oak, hands ¥ HEEL Butte vs. Seattle polished, made in NTAL COMPANY, 713 First ave weathered finish, prt nue, is th ital establishment on the Pacific 0. Admission 2 coast nd operate The Boston Dental Par $14. 00 extra. lors, got tal Parlors, corne nue, Tacoma, Also The B thand Marion streets, Oregon. Our main office is the : Boxine ee BETWEEN | CHARLES &: “oes RUFE TURNER of Seattle 20 Rounds for a Deets Weight 133 Pounds Young Kiant vs. Kid Christie Of Seattle Of Ban Francisco $ Rounds for « Decision. SEATTLE THEATER FRIDAY, SEPT. ” At 9 p.m. sharp. Auspices Reliance Club. Admission $1, $1.5 Box and ig Bide, $6 sale at the Theater September 7 GRAND fouse Se JOHN COKT, Mgr. Phone Main 64 | New Yo 713 First Avenue, Seattle best work for the least mor give the equipped offices and largest practice in Seattle I pain. We crown teeth WITHOUT PAIN. Onr Doubie Suction the Silver Fillings 50 Gold Fillings, Pure $1.00 Gold Crowns, 22k $5.00 Full Set Teeth $5.00 ONLY TWO NIGHTS MORE _— Witmark’s Comedy Opera the Merry, Musical Chaperons | Chie’ Prt wit MEAL ont Hi manship, combined with the of the Round Oak Heater, make ing Heater on the market for ordinary Heaters, but thy soon pay the differen No. 12 Rownd Oak MH wo. i4 douthd Onk & No, 1¢ Round Oak H it by far th price iat saving in tu The NoveltyAlreTight t# a hig le Wood will | Heater taide combination down draught and large cleaar-out door; fancy nickel foot rails | «pun urn, clean-out door and name plate; haw | heaey east Wetings--« ‘ | and automate yft inside cover Round Oak He: 0 | This Heater is also fitted withextra heavy wteel N 20 Round Oak Heater | ining, - ——— : Heater No. 20 Novelty Air-Tight at . 11.50 ‘The Round Oak Heater may be used for either | No. 22 Novelty Alr-Tient at - Bite 713 First Avenue 14, coal or wood. ' No, 2% Novelt¥ Air-Tight at ... Wow t# the time to attend to them, 7 : p.m, Sundays till 1 p. m. tudes. Phildren’s eyeu our wpectaity SEATTLE, EVERETT AND EDMONDS ROUTE. Fast steamers City. of Kverett oh ~ raph. bis rownd tripe Ally a nt riduy Lonye oontele 11 8 Ha 95 «a m., 12m, rE Taleph TS p> m. Leave dyer? 7A6 a ig 1841; Independent, Bridge work a special Brown Dental Company ney. oO ar s have been established 10 years, We have the best Our low \dhesive Piates stay 1 r work here; no yot tudents allowed in the « ty Bun: m. TEETH wast PUaTES Aspect’ oO to prices and good work made it. We can do for you what We extract teeth without pain. We fill teeth without ady attendant always present ten-year guarantee is good. Be sure you are in the right Brown Dental Co. Parlors—1, 2, 3, 4, § and 6 Union block, one door south of MacDougall-Southwick Co. Hours—8:30 a, 7 ‘ tt Land Co. dock wet, James Diamonds | Sapphires | Rubies Coal and Wood Won't do What Citizen’s Gas | ERR iB Will Ask to Have Oor Representative Ca Citizens’ Light PATURBS-—10 ASSION 10 CONTR,

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