The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 17, 1903, Page 8

8 000000000000 0000003 >? ) ‘ ‘ Bree ; ;} “Real Live } December | } $} Santa Claos } Magazines |} ‘} In the Big } } Now In y} )} Toy ; ; Ask for Copy }} ; i Department } +4 5) d 4 H Take Time by the = te CHRISTMAS ce dete BY epee A Few ene for Sensible Cheistmas Gifts vopaesee at Random From Thousands of Others All Over the Store NOVELTINS ALL DAY, although the weather was most inclement, was the rd yesterday of our Greatest Sale of hot: Sites The sale continue hin week, if €000 y while the ans an ae’ Weak ards last so long. Come early and take your choice The Beastiful (Custom of Remembering Friends ts ma With lar wo, It t Dimes, Dollare and EVEN PENNIES w t n ” © PRICES never SMALLER than thie yea ® weleom king or buy at THE PROPLE'S POPULAR BARGAL tor sa — Games the evenyaey and enterta *ARTMENT sand tell him what you 5 Cents Boys Tepe, Tin Whistles, Robber ele, shitdven'e gastos I tomorrow, 60 at! spades Dolls’ Tia Stoves, Toy W ToyWash T 10 Cents Buys Automobiles, Mechanic 1 y Weshboards | Regular Me Dressed Dells tomor row special 160. Autom. 2 1-2 Cents Boys a Barret of Doll Clothes Pina, box of Safety Matches, Veet Pocket ¢ Leoking Glass, Boys Bling y dremmed, with fancy) a jong curly hair) spe-| I morrow. 38e. a trimmed dreames (hors. that close; to Be. wope ; “ |anow, you know. There are also one |r two lame feet in the poem—that jim they don't rhyme: However if the | Dorm gete all the frost it deserves it | ought to rime. s* STAR DUST Boys, Try These Luke the Loon is much intere ented the papers talk about, was spread, er the woodland, so solemn and j dead. }It covered the and bare ountain, all barren so fate im the al exchange of Smear with honey ond tle bh zien between the “freshmen andinear a ve care | sophomores at the university. and Driv at into the bottom - > allied it “the beau offers the following suggestions as the ba low tide and the him fo it.j tifel. to how both classes may krep their Cl m him to the railroad track on/ blood in circulation during their me-|a sharp curve. The poor widow sat by a smoldering Ments of leisure. Make him whik the plank, pirate| fire How Freshmen Should Treat a/style. (This is-too easy.) |7Be wood box was empty, the price homore Bealp him alive. had gone higher. Burn hie at the stake. Tie him up in & foom with “Hia- | There » Were children to clothe, there Give him the Philippine water) watha” n box. (Oh for!) » teed, cure. Shoot wut of @ cannon. that was Bury him alive. Chain him to a runaway horse. | There most as many sean- .” maid thie Tie him on @ railroad track in| dale in the United States army as in| front of a fast express, New York society #0 seant and thé Bore out his eyes, snow ol Feed him on West Point tobagco understands the | "Oh. why do they call it ‘the beauti fauce. He's one of the ful How Sophomores Should Treat a rkers in the state Wouldn't that make you sick? Freshman What has he worked it for Iate-| Luke the Loon & treeand throw knives |! A Word from Josh Wise part of the son The "Beautiful nm was not print- because It took two linotype man to set on his head, as sug-!it up and at that it Haggard. This feet—yes—cold feet A foller'll often get Watch Repairing holdin’ hie temper! Wm.S. Tarrant &Co. Watches, Diamonds, Jewelry and Siliverware Hand Painted China 108 Cherry Street Pyle crates Sek Wanuiactorers o¢ Eagle Buttons and Charms |}... other feller. We Don’t Want Your Money We want you to 24 Pike, Corner Fifth E UP-TO-DATE STORE. ‘The beautiful snow, lke a mantle, | would get rid of the few covl reais] Made slush in the streets of the city Put those who were warm, for the madder at himself fer | than he wur at th’ | THB SEATTLE STAR. SHAFER BROS. 0 Please a Mani} ; Give Him a Bath Robe. Smoking | Jacket Lounging Robe Neckwear Umbrellas Suit Cases: Gloves The Shafer shop has by fag_the largest stock of exclu ive novelties for the exchisive Holiday ses 1 in th Just as in Gothing, these Gifts are offered at remarkably moderate prices. Special window exhibits will be found helpful to per plexed Gift-seekers. Sole distributors of the Brokaw Clothing and the famous Imperial $3.00 Hat, SHAFER BROS. Second Ave. and University St., Arcade Block Se ‘ aad — [ | ERE is an unlim- ited variety of ) Toys and Dolls and Games for boys and girls and little tots. Many a little heart will be lighter---Christmas will be remembered----this Christmas for many and many a year to come, for, by buying for four stores prices are lowerf--- even the biggest stock- ing the small boy could find would be too ‘small to hold the toys a single dollar will buy. No need to em- phasize the importance of buying early---you’re doing. that already---our mission today is to show how reasonable are the prices, Real Swiss Clocks, Wort 15, Sale Price 50c Iron Hook and Ladder{chimney, — cylinder, h nb fly wheel 580 a Steam En- gines — with Drage steam cheat, cylinder dase. ii to size $2.20 to $8.95 | Clockwork Lecomotive £ pes and 8 cars, with dreu- lar track O66 and ben . inches high $1.50 Rubber Tired Automo- | © » * mck work | t that they} bisque, and the break. Hundr buying ‘em 2Be to Automobdtie centric fa time with tng ement, etrong coring Be | Chuck-«-Lark ook... The Stationary Steus | Pen sets Abe to $8.00 gines—with br fon: —: toagerse ce hel and nickel wilver| seve te 96.00 | Doll Hammocks ....75e st" Stone, Fisher & Lane Annex “ists versity St. We Start Tomorrow on a Sensational Wind-up of the Great Alaska Ship- wreck Sale Offering all the High. Grade Men’s All- Wool Suits and Overcoats, Worth ue $10, $12, $14, These are the very best values ever shipped to Seattle. All styles included, and we can fit any size man perfectly. Alterations free. Monarch Shoe & Clothing Co. 1317-1319 First Avenue, Between University and Union One Block North of Postoffice