The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 18, 1903, Page 2

| her man no run Way, you sure ast kill him, Lf you no ktlt him he Jaure kill you. Because, anybody make fight face an’ back out, wetl he better be LUN JUN'S “FIGHT” FACE. aaron eh San Francisco at last, and, with all our caught-up time, six hours la read about and have Deen told lurks | 1 fear too late for the flight, so we tn those funny mott shells you | will let Lum Jun take us where ‘used Yo put to your ears when your will, and read about the fight i MINE HOST KIM CHIN AND A CHINESE THEATER LEADIN LADY WHO IS A MAN, Francisco's leadli dally Chin KIM CHIN 80" Joldamith. A SMALL PRICE TO PAY yeaa POR A 7-QUART The above is the sign letter on the window of the store in Wash e ea | ington street where we alight. | Listen all you will, you can make Made of the Best Granite, valued Bf) neither heads nor tails out of the 9-inch Granite Pie Pilate, . for changed. --. Se “Well, annyheow,” as Bobby Gay- lor says, we are made thoroughly welcome, and our baw i in stored Crepe Paper, your choice conveniently of access. colors, per roll........ be Let me tell you something about Kim Chin, Kim Chin is only the store nam Lum Hing ts the name Ree ee ad ie eu £38 || of the proprietor. That's the reason Tie Wood Basket for your he ad same family, or company, as Lum Jun. Sabe? T Your blankets you must take with you on the ‘optic, the ship on which we #ail; cost you $1 4 pound Have you seen the Iittle A 00d pair weighs 14 pounds. Dig “Florodora = Beauty? up if von want to go to Chin: eo stands 18 inches high, ‘Two duck-feather ptilows- minus full round kid bedy with slips—-cost $3 cach. Dig up! Sabe? Jointed” arma and And, not mentioning passage money, with natural hair, laugh- these are only Instances of how you fag benny lhave to dig up to make the trip to China—and make it right. Lam Hing, the silver and gotd- smith, has been a manufacturer for 25 yeara in business at his Wash- ee ae Steet See See Ington street place, and as auch must 20c i-gal. Tin Olt Can for.... peers cores one ae | Whether he is wealthy or not, we ARE YOU A JUDG lean't tell, Nobody can but Lum TEA? |Hing. But his modest business seems DM > B . to thrive and prosper. At least, his ie wen ene fat and much younger, smiling as- jclous— y jatant who joes & the wort delicious—Thursday..21e age Four days we have been at Lum w Second and Union food and felt the sensation of part- ing with money, all of which Is ; .. , Not In the Combine... Queen City Laundry Cut Rate Offices Main Office and Plant—Cor. First Ave. and Bell St. ts Down Town Olfice—Third Ave., near Pike St. | Shirts 100 mn Collars 2o rina Mets 4o a me ee SEATTI ILLUSTRATED TITLES OF POPULAR SONGS--NO. é| O88 BLOOM ained th all the Sur day par be y an American tnatitu : : om, the talk i# “fight ; Jeffries bat for the} world's oham: whip this night What are you betting or asks a San Luis Obispo aport with “| leather band around his hat. “How i many fo you think it wilt] 4 Opinions are now clashing all around | us, Lum Jun seents the battle n Leading me into the vestit he} }purkes his fighting instincts after] dog gone! Wha's a malian tora as for the full house Chinese theater oppoatte Kim conainting of atx yards of red, and blue butchershop paper bunting |» representatives Hpangled Banner print of Abraham NANNY ple Any time talkee fight, flicht, fight? Den’ | know in Amerioa you ain't got} tel an good fight? W may: | no believe me I tell you what I mean. In Amerioa ly | know how for make good fight fw Look! I show s! Dis way for] make good fight face, You make face likee dat, some ‘nother man sure gette scare an’ run way f gone! Maybe some wray and cos twenty-five de The leading lady of *the Grand tan't a lady ad for | * to a thin 4 elate with ¢ tof this here] “ proper thing | Th? Grand ref lace that Lan Jotlars for that trim, put together, And that’s count De you want to © started that he wor > ie a fearful |the heads of the , And yet Lum ting lady's falsetto as the right, Instead this tashid stage at that > wardrobe trunks jall through the m ready to mnateh {t away so Ho. [the spasm ts ende [aetna at 6 0’ t touching parts history. | through the vario make it ® pin, 1% pins in & moment by f the machines turn out from 0 to} packages a day j Processes whieh | an be produced There was as woman who carelessly where they would do the moat good im holding her have been oe thea together w the! wire ls Just the thickness of « pin A | Pair of nippers takes hold draws in enough to eo and Germany ts given the story of having discovered the But the fact that pine of have been found in the Bayptian chers proves that there is nothing new ishes the potnt carried to the homing dle, where « the end and Another pune? France and Germany claim of having made the firet of the modern | partly makes the head a die finish the head, and the « pe inte a box, and the aking more pins The pin was introduced tand by Catherine How: i, fifth queen | oe Catherine shared | the Cate of the four former wives. | is mafe to conclude that the pin was | not then, as now used as & weapon ¢ “atherine introduced the pin machine govs on brass when they come are cleaned by betng botled th weak, sour beer coated with tin being rolled in a Whee the pin from the me morrow's Chung Sai Yat Po, San defense. and are polished by pin took the pince of t | twory and wood: aid afford to buy pins | ware so expensive | tomary to met anide for « na, and bone, are ready for the pa: | are thrown Into « hopper in which steel The pine are with « steel point down they Grop stricter sense than we have accepted whioh are too} > fall through | OF course It remained for American ingenuity and American produce the pin at a moderate ¢ me row at a time 19) ahows that there ‘The census f at 7S, Thursday... 400 9) rapid fire of talk which ts here ex-| New Hampshire. Atates, a valu and the manu! ¢ pins, making two- of pine to each individ invented @ pin ma- h he took to England and jon. This has been stead fy improved upon until now, where 19 @ once needed to put the wire ed Btates. Would that Queen Cather we are here. Lum Hing is of the} | colery, 1 bay leaf and @ grating © Hing’ Four days in which we} Or G Murlbuty| tes eee tie ee seme smells, heard the sounds tasted the concomitant with a sojourn in the| three new models for ma tr: trimmed with cluster of red and green leaves. A huge steol ornament over the brow. No. 2 shows the smart * aba pe tn cream French folt. fa of dark purple velvet and violets are clustered under the high front brim. Ties of purple velvet ribbon pass under th 3 shows 6 white taffeta turbaned tips and black chiffon ties and choux al De® BATH 506 r in supplying the necessary e north window for display ma and invale > & mild lax Liquozon One of the m wond wf wolence, Lid’ ly liquid oxye » alcohol in it. Liquo- arges the blood with yeen t 4ah wher germ per bot eertemagr ota nthe tien emeamrtn The Curative Value of CABINETS Flesh Foods and Cold Creams #h Foods and Cold Creame—Nat » for rebuilding wan Woodlark’s Parisian Massage Cream and all foreign substances; mpe ounces 506 St. Charles Flesh Pood 500 | Cream, spect 250 Aneta ar 400 | Dr. Barclay’s One Night Grip and Coid Cure per box 250 The Quaker 2)" . Phones: Main 1240; Indep. 1240 1013-1015 First Ave., Globe Block + aenist nature 1 tinnuen, Bee ac * Milk Weed Cream, .40¢ Ing Malvina ¢ 406 Hind’s Honey and Almond Cr 40¢ Powwett d& Ramedell's Skir Food 4060 Hy«ier ‘ 350 Cream 1.00 W flrwt done. VINOL f of} preparation made—pleasant to take $1.00 Telephone Your Orders ume prompt attention given wh dered over our munter, Deliv al parts { the city ¥ including Lake and Ballard Sale Late. U,S. GOVERNMENT GOODS Everybody knows Uncle Sam's gooda are always the beat and he won't bay co oh goods for wool, or shoddy material, We Keep nothing but Inte U. & Government material For bor s’ Overcoats $4, "° “ert... and young men, made trom Government cloth and redyed biack. Nota single thread of cotton in them. They are nice (fitting; velvet collars, and worth more than double $4.00. WOOL BLANKETS, SEVEN POUNDS, $4 PAIR These are U. & Navy strictly pure all-wool white Diankets. Not « bit of cotton about them. A lifetime ahi $4.00 @ pair NAVY UNDERWEAR, UNIFORM CLOTHING, Eto., Eto. W, STOKES MENU FOR DIN Oyeter & ant Chicks M 4 Potato € 4 Caulitie Bileed Tomatoes Nut and Celery Salad pricot Sherteake Whipped Cream | Coffee foups madd with fish stock are put together Ike soup without stock or cream soups. There is a great va riety of these soups made with a milk foundation, favored with some vee table or fiab, and thickened with bat ter and flour cooked together. They are not so popular for dinner as luncheon. Bome believe them too mu- tritioun for the beginning of a heavy meal Given one good rule many soups can by changing tt a trifle. Bu proutons a the form of « tinction Is made between oyster no and oyster stew, inasmuch as one is thickened and one in 1 ne has 4 flavor save that oysters, whi apices and can be ured in the componiti Oyater Boup—Clean and plok over quart oysters, chop the dysters @ little and cook them in the lic When at the boiling point strain and thicken with 4 cup butter, 1-8 cup flour, 1 toa spoonful galt and a bit of pepper. Cook 1 quart milk tn the @ouble boiler with i Hful onion, 1 tableapoonful nut meg, % minutes. Strain and add to the liquor. TO CLEAN KID. GLOVES The wee of gasoline In glove cle Ing ta nothi w, but @ recent # stitute for ine is apirite of tur pentine, It i# a French method and in @ good one. He sure that the hands are clean, | then draw on the gloves and wash them as if you hands, ‘They will soon become per feotly clean, when they should be hung oug of doors In a wurrent of air, where th® odor of the turpentin ried off. - - - laomb has returned to his den- washing your| Another Carload of IRON BEDS, Arrived—must make room. Special prices this week. Now is the time for | you to buy your heating stoves. Avold | }damp rooms and doctors’ bill, We can sell you any kind, size or priced stove you want, or ranges; also any | kind of kitchen furntture you want, at our big New and Second-hand Depert- ment Stores at 41? and 600 Pike street. | Phones, John #1, and Ind, Uke Re- member frm name— ‘Dabney & Woodhouse 418 and 500 Pike Street. Phones—John 981, Ind, A116. When You Go to the Postoffice Look at Our Window Display Bottle of Keystone Liquor Company 1193 Piret Ave. Corner Seneca Poth Phones Main 1184, FREE DELIVERY Free Want Ade See Classified pa toe > Ada, ae GB tai. i Phenomenal Success ¢ Aim to Serve the Cause of Humanity them from early death During tte m of uninterrupted activity this extensive ingly popular among the Sick and usxiness principles and rules—Fair o 8 Reasor have secured for it @ la wefal and Pr uenced by an temporarily entabiis vg the good will of the p ing that it i th treatme s peculiar to Men. Its m tixcovertes and according to rec Guarantee a Perfect and Permanent Cure tive guarantee do not want your money. home treatment perfect cure you we Write if living at a dist State Medical Institute SIT AND TRUST CO.'8 BUILDING. 1 First Avenue, Foot of Cherry Street. SRATTL Office Hours—® a. m, to 8 p. m. daily. Sundays, 10 9. m. t [HARVARD DENTAL PARLORS 518 Second Avenue Cor, Second ave. and Ju Teeth positively extracted and fll- ed withovt patn. Teeth extracted free, without pain Gold Fillings . Silver Fillings All Work Guara: LADY ATTENDANT. Hours—8 a m to 6 p.m. j Beetnd and FREIGHT RATES On Household to and from Ti Phones, 46. A, 408 ‘Oesidental 4 THE SEATTLE TRANSFER CO. NOTICE THE ec. on the Pacific Coast. OHI Silver Fillings .... Teeth Without Plates Plates for $4. [cover roof of mouth. Dp Gold Crowns, 22-1 8.00 Dut with first |Full Set Teeth 5 ce if their pr ag Bridge Work A «$5.00 ° Guaranteed, We are not competing wit dvertising denti class dentists at No charge for Patnless Extract- inwue a 12-year guarantee with all work Daily and evenings tim 9,| | endey, 9 te 3. ER.Butterworth & Sons Undertakers and Embalmers Have removed to their new biook, FIRST AVENUE Both Telephones. 940. you are at liberty to call and in- for Free Want | inded gratitude of { { i puncements containing ¢xtr« comp ec in gene this 1 y in the esteem of the business itute invites Investigation for the went t equipped Medical t of Chro us, Blood. vent uf a oure in every case undertaken bing we do not honestly earn, and Second and Pike. Masonic Temple This is not « college for students [now are employed of admitted, Our | stadt is compysed of Dente of i experie who come here to veri [ihtmecives In our scientific methods. pec "of akiliod The college feon jod dentists, who come bere to learn our system, engbles us to © the most t work fo very F erate pric Pete “et only in Hoattit where an Paluteas preparation tegret thod know 2 foe nity to prott seeuration.. Ow ‘are the ent with Oret-clase Pury 32k gold used in all of our work. Gold Crowns from §3.50 to... . $5.00 | Bridge Work from $3.50 to... 00 |Full ‘Teeth, $3.50 to... 00 All work guaranteed for 10 years, Eastern College of Painiess a sigrnan, les’ Bank aye In attend: ours SU Eker tee }\0. @. FLOYD & GO Money to loan on Watches, Diamonds, and Jewsiry. Room i Collins block, second floor. No No Pain Pain These are the only Dentists in Se- attle having the late botanical dis- covery to apply to the gums for EXTRACTING, filling and crown- ing teeth absolutely without pain and guaranteed for ten years. Our offtces have been established in Seattle ten years, We are the largest dental concern TEETH runy Low prices for good work are pos- sible to us. We do so much of it. Silver Fillings 500 Gold Fillings, pure ... $1.00 We tell exactly what work will cost by free examination. Our protective | plates give satisfaction, comfort and natural expression Crown and bridge work of the best at lowest prices is our specialty. NO PAIN, Our name alone ts a guaran- tee that your work will be of the | best. Lady attendant always pres- | ent. ENTAL COMPANY, Partore— BROWN \1-6 Union Block, One Door South of MacDougal! @ Seuthwiok’s. Hours—8:30 a.m, to 6p. m. Sun- days. ul 1. —— lad sie eg ay eB. ge _— sec iggy Bids Tt of kin thor ide eo. cor