The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 9, 1903, Page 3

THE SEATTI Btn Men's HAC t edt Boys Bie Hopkins } Furnish- C2 ol Hm, loth A ble . of folk 1 ni © | ings ing 7 amiled « hed t y te “Sis Hi ° J night THE STAR WANTS ITS READERS TO TELL WHAT A KISS i8— | ee with - . : ° TRY IT, YOU MAY WIN A PRIZE Saturday Night ; ' 1 siccceetiinaacnshion : . ~ for the best five answers received to the question: “What in a { A ‘ * LADIES’ OUTING FLANNEL SKIRTS, Kood and Re 2] Beers » ' For th ad beat deAniiion, Four Dollars. | LAvies: OUTING FLANNEL GOWNS, liberal en For the third best, ‘Three Dollars. made of good quality fleecy outing, on sale at, € ina For the fourth best, Two Dollare FRAMED PICTURES, odds and ends, remy but th. ¥ ver! Por the WOK bem, One Dellar values, to be out Baturd ent each that « he ne a the ghorter the better, ne w BOX STATIONERY, 46 pieces in a and and t " \ by ee bread eHmeugh ey & clear-cut mental ploture of the Values, on sale Baturday night,,et,¢ ‘ fs | te on i that the definitions be written ona | PERFUMED TOILET SOAP, th . * ‘ | ec ene coupon will be printed daily during the | ® contest and you nay send @® a# many definitions as you lke NEEDLE-POINT PINS, worth Sc a paper, Ba ’ ’ A night, per paper | INVISIBLE HAIRPING, 60 crimped or etraight hairpins w th | in a paper, regular price 6c, Saturday night, ver paper . 4 “In the Palace of the King” HASAPING, et wy wise, 344.054 3) Inches long reg Shenton at the icon mere | NEEDLEBOOKS, 6 papers of needies and he pany at the attle th: The} te pm in each, regular price S80 each { MISS LOUISE RUTTER s s BONE COLLAR BUTTONG, one donen on « car Mason and Mason in “Rudotph | @ oa lar price, per card, be; Baturday night's price Re Adolph,” at the Third Avenue, | My definition is ‘ Seabee Vesti sense yo tedadel s DRESS STAYS, solid und assorted wines a ine woes. “ ‘ s bundle, regular price 10c; Maturday night's price Re nd “The M ® Sor x NICKEL PLATED GAFETY PINS, regular price be and w in © 2 éo & paper aturday night's price Be ; HAT PINS, 6 4 # inches long, regular price Bo to be f De A # Opera . " < Baturday night's price 4 for ' ihe CUBE PING, larwe size, regularly wold at fe a cube urday night'e price, each A to y The store remains open until 0:30 Tonight. k " a (Send to “Contest Editor” The Star.) : oe \} McCarthy Dry Goods na ‘ Allison will be in the prod which wi Cc Second Ave, and 8 her next eit OM PANY Masinon street M t Min i woman of the Neill-Mor pany, which opens an er nb at the Se heater nex ee Reporatnodlg . "i The Star's earnest effort to ascer jens diessing. Mre. J. J. Fitewall, | - we for for the benefit of its subserib- | The sweetest fruit of the tree of) ar a @. “flome Neglected Hor Ky e< low 10:80 n What is a kins,” t er with | ove ioe oftener plucked the ore! geties of Private Life;” 7:30 p. ™..| high mass and serme 7:30 > = od wld teohinnned srethan | Abundant It grows Srne Flight of the Assyrian Host.” | rosary and benediction . r r - First Uniterian—Rev. W. D. a ae peat as one ponds, At iba. n The Next #tep } MISS LILLIAN KEMBLE d the marria fh the Wvolution of Man," intro Special Meetings. Leading woman In the Nell .- guetery ning of Tam) Seattle Spiritual association se " ne & ‘s Victory in New York City Pythian hall, First and Pike—« ‘week. found i act up sut-|no une te Ae Bat Btreet M. E.—Rev. O. H.| dren’s lyceun i’. = Tone, hee ger Ig fter discussing the|two. The small boy for At lie. m, “T itive- | Rev, Lote Pric Crawford's My th with the object of | nothing, The young man haa to steal Se Ee Krtlan Lilo” 1:90] pie Fabia teretae ee One 1:90 aed . ted to} it and the old « has to buy tt Evangelist Burns will preach Theosophical Society, Seale lodg Crabbed | The babies right, the lov be say ig * ie have seen the error |tiege, the hypocrite’ - m: Roman Cathollo Meetings pe he ieetbenent Nature of Theos ways and lovers’ quarrels | young irl, faith; to a married| (St. Marys Parish—Rev, W. J.| Hone) Evldense” | 4 made up.” Still many | woman, hope, and to an old maid Church corner of Twentieth | cristensen'’s hail, at 1:90 p. | mu the of- | charity Wty | hustrated oture on + With each mail. | Keep on sending in your defini nd sermon (ebildren's mass), sore n @ Harry Filbeth, the elevator boy in| tions, If the present “Contest Ed Sunday -sch 0 p.m. the Mutual Life butiding, in @ spirit | itor” gets nervous prostra: from | Instruction and benedicuon, 7:30 Pree teat hk loverwork, we'll young, says onvineesd that a kiss pe of alimony, This swers have been pa sand to find out what a ots through. Upwards ¢ received tn ti is only the miter tefinition, mM biish a b er Net initions submitted each day Read them; they may ton that will win At man and bened i tien é i in the ae ws i sever ye Mr. Pickwick al production of Dickens’ | lee. Bell of the bish ed players of the day. in| CLARA COFFIN, WHO TELLS STRANGE STORY OFF KIDNAP- { Se OR EAS | ING, TOO ILL TO BE INTER VIEWED TODAY j and would nt, be nd of his arwaniaation | f his pers the slip and came on here MISS ELSIE ESMOND The potter diese With the Neill-Morosco mpany, at | the Seattle, next week | ponenipeien = she was brought weet by kidnagers | Botth that the play has been presented tn under a hypnotic #p They say the | ¢ Beattie at popular prices, but M «iri will be unable to travel for ager Howe er some time. the performa Postmaster Crowe received the fol particular as com lowing dispatch last night tory as that | “Meet me at (h® depot at 11 o'clock -_ last year at “hisehe 8 i encaee ages tonight—Clare Coffin.” a mupmnbare of the Weil eee ee rere iy e Flere il bel At the hour named he met her and | Nev. 1.—The Post fee of the s#tran ries pany have alre was told one success In this Aven theater, tonight Rudolph puld posib’ ve en nay ' nan che. Adolph,” th which Mason” and ae aoe, sore been Wmag- | the A of Dolores, is a and merry supporting co Ck nematen ot Mowers (OUTOORT ae snrqnentionabie i'apbear at the Third Ave: | canst the Sacatey of Maware leering to iniaee tenting i i oe inet tomorrow afternson. ‘The | mot, Cosma, B,) CHURCHES Juan King te wae br those thoroughly fem Tr and me IL; Frank Ma the m, up-to-date triftes, by Chas. Bg gen ys SE ABT Oe Joseph Dailey Be hg cs Vago. Bed Matthews, At Il «. m } - 5 A scene oar B| Miss Coffin clatme that evtl- | Sensible Steps 71% p m | “Mr. Jolly of Joliet” cle an uP = a8 | vin, woman with plercing black | Tenderfoot Brigade | Usually successful week at the Se- |? * hit throughe “tl eyet put her under a hypnotic spell| Westminster sbyterian—Rev. J | stile. theater, h & matinee this ‘ lever | dinlect | while she at school at East|M. Wilson. At ll a. m., “The Hus-| afternoon and evening performance saeaae A. and Harry P.\ Orange, compelled her to go with | bandmen's Opportunity,” 7:35 p. m., | when joined by a man, | the leading parts, and|ycr tonight. How Men Become the Children of and lat fis. urrow with @D UN-| was taking her west on a train [the Devil.” | “Yon Yonson” [Usually excellent co | When in Iowa Mise Coffin cintme| Lane Street Presbyterian—Rev. F- | “Yon Yonson” will be the attrac-| Le lane remembered that Postmaster|L. Forbes. At 11 a. m., “Concerning | tion at the Third A theater, en ‘Y-| Crowe's wife, ber aunt, lived at|the Collection,” 1:3 'p. m., “The} Me Kens Primal Omaha. She wired Mr. Crowe and Parable of the Savior | _—— asic Phillipa, brette It succeeded in giving the kid St. Mark’s—Rev. J. P. D. Liwyd. | Henry character actre - ———— ~ _ ne _ Louise Rutter, jngenue; Mngda F Emy Preean, Flo Zeller, Chas > Bates, singing comedian: Robert Mack, Hebrew comedian Hornberger, and others. ——+ MEN WANTED Crane’s Employment Agen Say They Have Work For Everybody Jamen an for $10 Beware of the high priced baking powders when offered you as substitute for Crescent. The clerk actuated by the commission he receives, which | is not fair to you. Deduct this commission and Wit! find our tne of F Bults and Overeoats to be the best in the State. We b brought together In our partment the most rments for the and Russian Blouses folks, Single and Double Breast ed Bults, all vartety of colo: Bai Nor Ss That the demand for Inbor sti 1 Until y ds the supply is evid in @ handsome a fabr $3.50 to $7.50 Suits and while hond Overcoats 27.08? | mes you will see that 25 cents is a et graders, pen. branches of work, from ers to highest sal jes, If there are any attic, who are rea ting @ good steady Je tainly get it by regt at Crane's. $10.00 J. Redelsheimer & Co. Strongest Overcoat House in the State. 900-84 First Ave. Sufficient price for any baking powder. $500 guarantees the purity of Crescent. idig men desirous a Cor. Columbia. Tourist's Exoursion cruisers New at the U. 8. pber 8th. d 10 a Sold, everywhere at & centn . No Boats | pler Z at 9 1:16, and 4:30 p. m., Telephone 1:0 p.m, Church of the Imr 75c per Quart CAUTION! |... 731 Second Ave. Don’t Wait w Dm Church of Our Lady of Good Help <Thirt avenue and Sunday, ‘Washingte 6 a. m. and & p. m vemper tetion. ull A. fiwee it 7:30 Bottle for 9 Iler’s Malt Whiskey ed at the Dintillery, it Is Pure ‘Whuty No Drugs . Aronson First Ave. Sooth Both Phones Pink 1751 Pree Delivery. ‘PIANOS You Can Save $110 By Joining the Richmond Piano Club You can have the plano delivered it in Tittle month. and pey te JOIN NOW ur eyes give out. If they lurr and smart, see Union Block oor to MacDougall Southwick. & BONNEY-WATSON CO. Funeral Directors and Embaimers. Par nd Colum ont. te Concep- 4 YouCan’tBeat Our Piano Offers Anywhere in the whole Northwest. | ne in and see tered cope tally for dorff Piano Co. material throughout, ar the manufacturer t on very and artintic lines, is double veneered 4 outside, ties the continuc music rack, double fall boar |ivory keys, fine action, pleasa touch, three pedals, etc. In fact |we feel very ud of this plane jas it is sure to be A RE A WINNER AND -UTATION BUILDER. have a lar ck of | Chickering & Bons, Kim Hobart 1 Hinze Pia ‘Don’t Fail to See. Our $265 Piano Offer We sell new |low a $10 Down and $6 Per Month | All kin f Wargaine in ne hand Square and Upright Pia FROM $30 UP The Simplex Piano Player Receives its share of attention, and always makes a favorable tmpres 1 whom it has the privilere ing. If you want a Player t fail to SEE THE SIMPLEX Now Is the Time the banjo Piano | | During violin, when a mandolin. long evening vutoharp, Stosk fo Maew you ond 7 ar prices right D.S.JOHNSTON (0. 903 Second Ay.,Burke Bldg. ' planos on terms as} SEATTLE'’S JOMN CORT, Mgr LEADING TELEPHONE THEATES (er ree 65 SUNDAY and MONDAY seta JOHN ©. FI ri Ww. RYLEY I T r ADORE RUSH, KR. E RAHAM e Orig Chorus of 70---The Beauty Sextet SPECIAL ORCHESTRA PRICES $1.50, $1.00, The, 50¢. at $15 sharg Hox we nd divans, $2.00, Curtain NEXT Fensc ATTRACTION N DE ANGELIS IN COMING * TWO THE WEEKS FROM TOREADOR TODAY JEF LAW & ERLANGERA’S Coll Spectacie } Engagement Extraordinary of the Great In the M Nil Palace 5 | Co. of the a 1.00, 75c, 50c, 25c; Saturday atinee, 25¢, 50c, 75¢ Prices: THEATER RUSSELL @ DREW, Mors. Sunset, Main 567; Independent 567. Evening, 500, » 300, 2c. 10¢ and 28c, *T HIRD AVENU. Week Commencing TOMORROW (Sunday) Matinee Broadhurst & Currie Rudolph and Adolph ALL FUN AND PRETTY GIRLS : - 1. Shall We Last Time Tonight Forgive Her MAISON BARBERIS MENU FOR SUNDAY DINNER NOV. 8, 1903 thQUAKER DRUG CO.) | 1013-1015 First Av + | Block ain 1240, Ind,, 1240, Radishes, awny—Gaheune, | Queen Otives. Chicken Mulliga Fresh Shrimp Salad, Tenderloin of Mayonnaise, jole ala Cardi Cater’s Bromo, full ‘ Chicken Saute ala Provencale, Ravioll Genovaise, adine of V au Petit Poig Sugar of Milk, per pound ..30e « MUCH INTEREST CENTERS In those swell new fall models in our famous $3.6) Shoes for men. | ‘These are far e durable than those erally made for the price. Prime Ribs of Beef, au Jus. Spring Lamb, Mint Sauce. Garden Peas. Cauliflower Hollandaise. Mashed or Baked Potatoes, Vanilla Ice Cream. N y , Lady Fingers. Macaroons, icherse n-Jermat " Qo Cheese, Fruit. Cotte, nine _ lr a a gg