The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 2, 1903, Page 2

| ANOTHER GREAT OFFERING { /— ho has not read and bee one of the most fasctnating be not laughed over All Baba = To dress the hair Aevu: Me's youthful charm, Here we hair is slightly wavy. Th (iia. the aides are not drawn 90 tl destroyed, the hair is Combed to the rolled in three soft, loops, each kept ts worn. ———_ Every painter can tell you whose make of brushes he uses and every mechanic has his favorite make of teole and knows where they are sold It te only the cook who Is content to, talk about “the kind of cake tine with removable bottoms.” The cook's em- ployer frequently knows even leas than she No trade needs knowledge more than the trade of the housewife. No house keeper needs it more than the women who keeps house in the country, The housewife is at the mercy of her grocer when she rays, “Send me some good canned chicken. “Have you qny more of that flour that I got Children To ae the Tiny Electric Railroad and Buster Brown in our HOLIDAY WINDO CLEARING FOR CHRISTMAS Cotton Dish Mop We Glass Stand Lamp. No. # All-Copper, Nickel- Plated Tea Kettle, regu- lar $1. vaiue 196 Me 2-qt. Granite Milk Pan... He Steet Fry Pan for Be Package Gold Dust. “Let Dandy Soap Do Your Work,” cake « 2e Sin, Polished Giass Napple, 18 VANE vecseeee Be io Wood Basket for your heater ... 896 Second and Union simply and be Tre Stage Lulu Glaser "The Two Sisters” wo Sisters” at the Seattle xt howwem It 4 one which is seamen. It inter it weit | m and at ° | amp” is one of | ~ the Third Ave- | TINGS TONIGHT comingly te one Of the secrets of the Workers No. T—Walt hewn a high colffure for young | . front hair roope over the fore- | Plum Otymple hall ently that © wave of the hair te | Sign Paintere—2ti3 First ave top of the heal, where the ends are | Tile Layors and Helpere—Carpenters soft and Muffy, No hair orainent |haih Judge H. G. Btruve has returned to last time’ Speaking of flour, only | Geatvie aft < four monthe about one woman in ten knows which | tnr, grave made of the celebrated brands of flour on) hie many, but was the market ts a bread four, and which tk festivities attend. ® pa flour. The ignorance of canned goods is even greater and the aa % " groceryman looks customer tn }OR. BHOOP'S RHEUMATIC CURE laurprise if she Innists on having any a | perticalar brand. Coats Nothing tf It Fails Zreve te an Sten that som Any honest person who suffers Well-known foreign preserves 0 from Rheumatiam is welcome to this | perio te any put up In thie country. | oefer, For years I mearched every-| | How many women know whether there |\vnore to find @ specific for Rheum- | are not American jams and preserve | iciem, For nearly 20 years 1 work-| | eanatty 00d at & lower price? In the |o4 to thie end, At Inet. In Germ game way it Is vitally necemsary tolmy esearch was rewarded. 1 found a ksiow the right brands of meats. Som: tly chemical that did not disap- | of the English meats and the English | point me as other Rheumatic pre jams and sauces are so excellent that |gortptions had disappointed physi every hounewife ought to know about |cians everywhere. } them, just as every housewife ought to} f do not mean that Dr. Shoop's be familiar with certain American | Rheumatic Cure can turn bony joints plekice and flavoring extracts. inte flesh again. That ts impor b'the whote range of American canned|atble, But It will drive from the goods has improved wonderfully In the |blood the poison that causes pal last five years, This shows that the|and swelling, and then that is the pubiie te slowly but wurely being edu-|end of Rheumatiem. I know this cated along these lines and te demand-|*0 well that I will furnish for a ful ing @ good, wh some article. The |month my Rheumatic Cure on tri import. o know which are|I cannot cure all cases within a the relia 1s and by what firma|month. It would be unreasonabie they are put ¥ to expect that. But moat " eld within 90 days. Good ca 1 goods bring a fair price, | yield within bat the old saying. “You can't getitreatment will convince something for nothing,” is true in thie| DF. Shoop’s Rheumatic Cure te a case. The thousands ¢ “|power ngainst Rheurnatiem—a pc tent force against disease that Irreniatibie. My offer is made to convin <4 in our big eftte flats and apartmen | portunity for canning and pickling as Repemtent on Re « for lunowledge. 1 know what * 2 thete cupele, Wis And 1 know thie ao well at I will fact that it is necem wives to have « know |furnish my remedy on trial, Sim ge of brands?! oly write me a postal for my book I will then ar druggiat in your vt Orange Marmalade.—Select one and a half doaen of large, smooth oranges and five lemons. Wash thoroughly and slice with a sharp knife Into very thin, small pleces. Cover with eight! take It quarts of cold water and stand % hours, Roti two hours, them measure | | umat! You may trial. If it cont to yeu in $5.50. If is mine and mine and ailow a Mttle more 1 “ left entirely to} fourths pound of sugar t you. Tmean that exactly, If you Boll & minutos. Pour into jelly gh lsoy the trial in not satisfactory, I | megs | don’t expect « penny from you When questioned as to the prettiest] I have no samples. © Any mere feet, & Parisian bootmaker recently sample that can affect chronic Rheu- said: “Weil, 1 think we may give the |™ jem must be Arugged to the verge) palm for these to the Austrians, the|of danger. I use no stich drugs, second place undoubtedly to the Amer-|for it i# dangerous to take therm. leans. Preach women come third and| You must get the disease out of th nglish women not far be 1. My remedy does that evar them Jin the moat difficult, obatinate cases. | ‘The pretty appearance of the foet| It has cured the oldest cases that I ¢ the A hiefly due t | ever met, and in all my experience, | nif | of my 2060 teata, T never found another remedy that would cure one hronie case in ten. ‘Try my remedy for a month, rom the} for it can't harm you, anyway, If ell it fails, the loms in mine. ind the} Address Dr. Shoop, Rox 524, Ra ¥ cine, Whe Mild vases not chronic are often t cured ty one or two bottles, At ul druggists. ar atx! been promoted ree | of the entire state of Washtngton Notice of Mr. J ® promotio ¥ THE SEATTLE STAR, —. Cred to Al Furniture Reduced Everything for the home is cheaper now---prices have been. lowered 10 to 50 cent. Rate chance to secure gifts under price. We will your pur- chases in our hold- order room and de- | liver them any day per store between now. and Christmas. A China ¢ ot with quartersawed forr » top; worth $26 | Sal | Price B2O0.55 G. L. Holmes Furniture Co 1101 to 1105 Beeond Ave. + «+» Notin the Combine. « « « Queen City Laundry Cut Rate Offices Main Office and Plant—Cor. First Ave. and Bell St. Down Town Office—Third Ave., near Pike St. Shirts 10¢ Collars 2c ‘ Cuffs 4c No Work Deiff PRINCESS LOUISE WON FAME LONDON.—The Duchess of Ar-Jof receiving distinguished colonials! st of in her delightful suite of apartments gyil, still better kno King Edward's loving subjects un-|at Kensington palace. der her old name of Princess Loulse. | — ~ — ie at the present moment the mowt/ n by m gallertes. ity of the/ r quite unsuspected, She} 1 f sculpture than she in} of off painting of of water colo’ ahe has * some real | wary, BP ularly charming I}the presentment of her own an “The Maiden Monarch.” ‘hie gk-| blood maker. tremely attractive and original * from us Kensington gardena.|§and save the small man's profit pa ft Aray!!, and together . more than one long A arney on the con- hooring. those dinary, tourist Yee OU: | £04 First Ave. South gh Re Both Phones Pinie 1751 ty of Canada. Her | highness hae retained the Free Delivery affectiona ened "Gur of the & She still keeps @ touch ing Ca F m a WATCH OUR AD” (5c WILL BUY WOOL BRWEAR. Zi CHEVIOT at Rideau hb. nd whe is very fond CITY SUED AGAIN aginat the city in th rhor ¢ | to recover $19,000 dam to her left arm, which r GOLF a fi » a defective sidewalk on Sen. T. ms t. 4 ~ LINED WORKING ESTELL PROMOTED road oad ake W. B. EBetell, former Chinese i speetor of this port and Tacoma, inspector in ct ived yesterday in a letter . rke Ki. Cortelyou, secretary of the bureau of CLOTHING HOUSE | Union Savings @ Trust Co. open Ctoresor24: THE FAIR TTU THE FAIR Made by arf Attu Island Refused From a Retail Deale ONE HUNDRED D6 High (irade Indian Baskets and Curios for Christmas Gifts ered Attu Ind The Fair I ENS ARE VERY. | The Fair The @raanes from which th Indians’ gwn proce YOU AKB I Fair. The Fair, through the AS A SCULPTOR AND ARTIST] ...2"° 1!" MiSs Several tw losing O 1 outerwear—aim Cc Goods trade until the SECOND AVE. AND PIKE ST. AMUSEMEN i ‘Seattle™=te | Pianos| Seattiomsn | “ag emcee] SOHONES—Ind. ci, Main 42.” Tonight and Balance of Week Saturday Matinee, Extra Majestic Revival of THE TWO SISTERS In the Northwest marks pianos In By Denman Thompson, Author of plain figures as we do. Homes Presented with every advantage of Richmond Piano Club many extra features, Incloding I] Say%,$290; $0 Cost Den. ctmttnt, et etenee = |] Sherman, Clay & Co. . Friday and Saturday Saturday Matinee. Y presents the Greatest of Singing Comediennes Tomorrow, Uncalled for mo |wucconaful of royal artiste, Prot] an day Saturday, until § o'clock. marked aptitude for both PtUre | 41.00 up; 4 per cent. Interest paid on | 3 2 ' and drawing, and she haa given UP/ time deposits, 112 Cherry street. | DOLLY VARDEN. Oey Fane ES tee oe eet oes Book by Stanislaus Stange. Muse study, at one time wor dally . Semen’ Gawaren My a | | PRICEB—#200, 91.1, $1.00, Te, Be. x who, though «| Koco pe ll ’ i 2 DOM Sp $2 Per Gallon for Next Attrection—"Ben Hur.” Count @ Princess Louine ts very proud of R d S kc ee the tact that she has often had ber eserved Stoc work exhibited, expectally in foretgn Worth $6.00 Grand “#55 Jobn Cort, Mgr. Phone, Main to $9.00 At 3 Little Tallors 1a17 First Ave In P. O. Block SCEMBER 7 TO 12 n Wednesday and Saturday. W & ERLANGER'S Stupendous Production of General Wallace's BEN HUR The Most Impressive of All Stage Pageants 3%@—PERSONS IN PRODUCTION—3% Beat Sale Opens ursday, Deo. % at 10 a. m. ats laid aside or phone orders No taken PRICES-42.0 to Se. Out-of-town mati ta |QUALITY SPEAKS FOR | ITSELF | Box sents, $3.00. orders with re filled in order received after opens. Theater Marquette Reo manees see _—— = -Night, 800, 404 Se and MMe; eee TONIGHT All Week and Saturday Matinee Fun! Punt Fun! A Millionaire -| Tramp EDUCED FREIGHT RATES On Household | Goods to and from THE COAST, Fer the Home and Club. Ask your doctor as te its purity. And Dozens of Good Speciat pe Fy OM MONEY TO LOAN 406 ‘ovidental av.{n Watches, Diamonds and Jewelry THE SEATTLE 'P. C. FLOYD & CO, 21 Collins block, TRANSFER CO, #econd floor ike wtreet, purch ut The Fair Stock of Women’s Jackets We THIRD AVENE THE FAIR BASKE Indian Woman, for which The Fair Department Store ILLARS Exclusive Holiday Curios at The lan Basket ever > nd is really the f las a Large Store at Unalaska nen Mr. ¥ Cigar C nd Baskets rion of the Indians of that sec out of the retall dry are going t prices all over the store SECOND AVE. SiSrei SE RPE TVA Port Orchard Route The Official Line fer U. $. Navy Yard and Gattieships ATHLON, INLAND FLYER, PORT ORCHARD PIER 2 Daily Time Card Leave Seattle—*6:20, 9 and 10 & m, 1:15, 2:20, 4:30 p.m. Satur- —S 11:30 p. m. ve Bremerton—8:15 & m.; 12: 20, 3:00, 5:30 and P. Leave :00 and 11:25 a. m; 12 noon; 6 and 6 p. m. Charleston—7:50 and 11.35 | m.; 4:45 and 6:65 p.m. Nve FARE, 50 CEN ROUND TRIP et Office—-620 Ist avenue. Carrying Alaska Pacific Express and United States mall FOR VALDES AND SEWARD. Calling at Juneau, Sitka, Yaku- tat, KAYAK. Etlamar and COOK INLET POINTS. 8. & EXCELS 8. 8. SANTA ANA.. Sailing from Arlington Dock, 10 a. m. | No freight received after n jf on day of sailing. i Company reserves right to change steamers or dgtes of sall- ing without notice €. E. CAINE, Operating Agent, Phone, Main 1247. 18 First avenue, Seattle SEATTLE, EDMONDS AND Fast 8 ah das Le pay £8. City of Everett or Telexran’ j Neen & Abo To Three Roun matty. keqrg bg ee 7 am, 12m. and Leave Everstt 9:28 a m., 2:90 p.m. and jColmay Docks ae coy verett Land Go, Dock~Everett. Telephones, Bubnct, Jamen 18d. Ind 1k FINE KENTUCKY BOURBON WHISKEY $2.50 per gailon. Brunner & Co. 403 PIKE STREET Tel. Main 1060. (a NE ER g ATF ~ LIN SEF