The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 19, 1903, Page 3

aoa ‘nee betel ‘oatmeal “QQ Ladies’ Glove Hand A Gartilivs Certifi kerchiefs CK Catiigss cates CHRISTMAS NEWS High-Grade Gif ifts for. Men M ‘ $5.00 '» $1000 one $4.50 \ $10.00 . $5.00 t» $15.00 " “ ‘36 00 & $9.00 ne Side $3.50 BGe $2.50 HA ‘1 os ee BL.28 to 85.00 RS. at 506 ont $1.00 AR An perk ane-ji vouune Oh, tee : : $1.00 | Other Gift Specials | A Special Sale of | ChecKerboards , A ¥ * Se A ¥ * 10 49c Each for Juvenile Books 49¢ a box for nan Stationery 7c Each “ey Children’s Senne Books With full-page colored Mlustrationa, regular priga, Me. 98c for Trains on Track A locomotive, tenger and one passenger coach, regutar value $1. 10c Each for Popular Books About 1.00@ titles, In I2moa and lémos.; very pretty dec- crated cloth Bindings; regular value Ibe and Zc McCarthy Dry Goods Company iiss." * STAR DUST 4 like a wea oltehness advantage @ rich man has in lettin bills stand. Horrible Charge Confirmed The Rughville Times has discovere what thie p maintained pers are a bunc IL) Independent epoch A Word from Josh Wise ‘'F our parents an’ Be a good boy—C'ris' mus coming! grandparents hed hed half th’ then, there's Perry Heath frum | hev Inherited new $4100.08 union station | them they'd never hey | Washington simply means the rail-| road companies are beginning to re learn how ¢ play| The young Chesterfields out at the University are now trying to re-estab. Oranges ané- asst intend marbles. lieh the entente cordiale by ‘nie am tae wes about their By & of studying has = legal ‘Mrs. Peckham talks law. She thinks she em. She anked her ered the house the pad made « real tate transfer, and all she wished to know was if he had wiped his feet Tragedy | Matilda bought a phonog Jim Jeffries’ half an inch, bu made up in the She wrapped it in a cotton cloth, And packed it in its sheath, And then she found the clerk and thre His record tn hie teeth, LUK® THE LOON A grocer sued * Addicks the other day for a ®t that had been | standing & year, thus showing what GLEE CLUB Suggestions | CONCERT Holiday Gifts Bee the Many “Good Ones” Have in Our Window A Few items Shown Are GLOVES. HOSIERY, SHIRTS DRESS PROTECTORS. HANDKERCHIEFS SUSPENDERS. UMBRELLAS. NECKWPAR. NIGHT ROBES UNDERWEAR. SMOKING JACKETS TRAVELING BAGS AND SUIT ASES. GOOD CLOTHES. of Washington gave its entertainment at the night. The was f on the stage affair ranked high features o' One of th b; ¢ trimm 1 wit purple av © sult case pital lette ord Wash the men stood in Lin nm when | singing their song. Lum and Parmiee ¢ " AGood Store [| \¢ Selling Good Tap the boys carried it off wel e close of the entertainme a novel one and the before any one knew just wh s inkl! f th \ Redelshelmer & Co. Strongest Overcoat House in the State nd then ‘Good Night.” Found at 1331 Second Ave. ‘The best line IT PAYS T PIRST AVENUE Bt An Xmas Special Men’s Fancy Suspenders 50c Each pair in handsome decorated box, Made for practical une; worth 7he and $1,00 « pair. LOOK IN WINDOW, » CALIFORNIA BRANDY $3 The Glee Club of the University nual en last jed with | AS an amateur entertainment thy am was « prot | Barnes curtain was of up-to-date Neck THE Christmas Gifts At Rebuilding Sale Prices These Specials Tomorrow Japanese Silk Shawls, 46¢ } Embroidered Silk Handker Fine Japa k & with horeniets fringe exant } boc Bmbroldered Sik Handker little gifts, regularty $1, at only chief 26 460 ¢ Neguiar Embroidered Silk ikere 420 Fur Scarfs and Boas, 50 Per ombroidered Silk Har Cent. Off oP 08 ss: AN. our Alaska Mink Fur Boas ase Combs, 15¢ and Bearfs, made from picked Ficredora Back Combes, regular ° a 156 | Men's $1.50 Shirts, 7O¢ Corded Waist Cloths, 25¢ styles afd nen, reg 91.00 grades, at, « Il etyteh new fabri, at the Men's Hats at Half yard 250 Mens Hate on sal to |] @ietter grade, same pattern, at them out, at 06 per cont 430 soc Fil de Soire, a¢ in neat ret witt, Be value, at 196 Holiday Novelties in Boxes, splendid ight figured 4 ene and pi ave i} regular We goods, at Half Price |] $2.00 Wrappers, $1.19 | Closing out our odds and en's Wrappers values, at, only | lle lots taut THE FAIR | SECOND AVENUE AND PIKE STREET UNION BAKERY 5 pioces AND CAFE one ‘ Saturday’s Special |'* **° & Cents Cup Cakes $o" 2 Dozen for 15 Cents. Our Six-months-old Fruit Cake Is the BEST IN THE CITY Hol . a Watch next week's Cakes 1413 SECOND AVENUE, Star for special prices on 9 (Bon Marche Block) - | mornts peppers, 8 Green Fruit, Ete. Apples, cooking, WeG@ti. box; Spit on the market at tter and cage are stendy WHOLE ALE (These prices | quantities Pri | average 2 per w P | Fresh Meat—< steer beet, Npise per Ib Yea bapive Ib Diamonds of the Finest Quality | (. BENINGHAUSEN 713-715 First Ave. | Next Door to MacDougall & South wiek Cr h The Beautiful New = Smith & H LEITES’ HABERDASHERY. The Seattle Pants House 1206A FIRST AVENUE Below the Postoffics our wareroome are ABSOLUTELY ALL WOOL $1. af © values at $6.00 values at $4.00 Felt Hate (Soft and Derby), all style, from $1.50 Shoes, Calf and Viet Kid, from $2.50 Smoking Jackets, Neckwear, Um brelins, Silk Mufflers’ and Mand kerchiefs, Dress and Negligee Underwear, ete, at highly ced prices: Money refunded if not satiefac tory copper strings t jckied tuning pins, bushed jouble veneered cases of fancy ma- | hogany or burl wainut. Special ten. by the manu- Worsted Pants, $6. Imported worsted, heme art crea Atore open every evening until 10 o'clock. Allen &Gilbert- Ramaker Co. 1406. SECOND AVENUE Piano Players at $160, $175 and $200, DON’T FORGET 1206A FIRST AVENUE tATT Ir THE FAIR THE FAIR a The Blue Front Clothing Co., 812, 814 1st Ave, The Blue Front Clothing Co., 812, 814 18t Ave t-Seeking Sale ~ Presents | Extraordin ary \ Clothing Chances| Clothing (we hing a At iia Half the es pearl to Close Out the surplu < ans a big t gift and that is the chance for object of makers of GIFT-SE GIFT-SE GIFT-SE GIFT-S AND SHIRTS. GIFT-SEEKING SALE OF MEN'S HATS. GIFT-SEEKING SALE OF MEN’S UNDERWEAR. KING SALE OF YOUTHS’ CLOTHING. KING SALE OF BOYS’ FURNISHINGS. =KING SALE OF MEN'S SHOES. GIFT-SEEKING SALE OF SUIT CASES AND BAGS. EKING SALE OF MEN'S $UITS ¢KING SALE OF MEN'S OVERCOATS. “KING SALE OF MEN’S SMOKING JACKETS. - ING SALE OF MEN’S SUSPENDERS, HOSIERY, 7 Keep Our Smoking | | Jackets in Mind lI In fact, the entire stock is to go for the next few days at far less than reg- ular prices—to give you a chance to buy Gifts cheap, and us a chance to sell a larger quantity than we would be able to do at regular prices. And see the ass ortment before you buy. Prices a third less than others ask. U The Blue Front Clothing House 812-814 First Avenue F. L. JACOBSON, , Proprieto# Shafer Bros: HUNDREDS OF HOLIDAY GIFTS The assortments at the Shafer Shop are practically unlimited The styles are alto- gether exclusive; in no other shop can eqyal qualities be had for as little. Hatibut, 7G% FOUL PLAY SUSPECTED Boys’ Novelty Suits, the finest styles yet seen in this city, $3.50 up |Thomas Burns, 75 Years Old, ‘ § : c Neck wear, 50¢ up. May Die From a Fall Gloves, $1.00 up. at, from $3.00 Smoking Jackets and Hous up. Bath and Lounging Robe Burne, aged 75 years Mike Kurns Suspenders, 5O¢ up. Suit Cases, $5.00 up. Handker Mufflers Pajamas. Night Robes. The Famous Brokaw Clothing, for Men. Suits harink veniny in hia son's ike Hurns asked {Murphy to take the o! Exclusive in style, and durability. it, from, $15.00 up and Overcoats Distributors of the cmeue $3 Imperial Hat, for Men.. SHAFER BROS., Arcade Block, SECOND AVENUE AND UNIVERSITY. unequalled in Sold here appearance exclusively m e ateps jours man to the W pital, where it was fering from @ Mullen, who Jurphy and a Mre him rs }avas in the lodging he |tained tha thrown down stairs: POOL ROOM TOUT IS SUSPECTED f thi | 3. P, | Diekey, one yrutes who have been insulting young girls tn the aw nv Anne Hill dintrict, wan arrest-| enca street and | Summit aver | firm which te laying the water main oar ‘hi Genenion oo poet yesterday afternoon by Pellee| « fellow of the same |on Forty-ninth avenue north, has|ing of rockets, and the cheer mit ie ork MeDonald and locked up in the girls in|/sent a communication to the board] thousands, the Willlameburg b th jeity jail. When reared 0? was lof works asking for an extension of spanning the East river = found on him. He gave his occupation ately, [time until December 25. ‘The excuse| hattan tslund ce the “whitey Ea for the delay is the worn out state- ment that other contractors have an dishwai him as a er, but the pollyy recog 1 pool room tout mally opened. ‘The bridge Is jargest suspension bridge in world, The Washington Pipe & Foundry given-—“stormy” company, the delinquent contracting] time allowance, An hour after the arrest of Dickey, weather and small @ telephone message was received from section of Long Island, will be oe the £