The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 22, 1903, Page 8

_ - are era 5 ete — - renmeenennane nemeveare S aeeeteanetaaie ae ee ae cae a - a THE LEADER-—THE PEOPLE'S BARGAIN STORE—THE LEADER THE LEADER—THE PEOPLE'S BARGAIN STORE~THE LEADER For Economical Christmas Shoppers eadquarters 3 Days More and Christmas Will Be Upon Us THREE BUSY, BUSTLING DAYS, eac! ot ay befor very body be to weara Are the Christmas Stockings Ready? ' light. DON'T WORRY, COME TO THE LEAD ER, THER GREAT, CHEAP) STORE, he n EVERYTHING SMALLEST POSSIBLE MARGIN 1 1 WHOLE LOT «ef HAPPINESS with a FEW PALTRY PENNIES Banish that 1f ' I } { the er l your « I nthe s BUY CREAI BUY WHE YOU CAN EXTRA TOMORROW ALL $1.50 GO-CARTS Oe | All $3.25 GO-CARTS ALL $2.75 BUGGIES ; $1.35 | ALL $4.50 BUGGIES ..... What Would Santa Claus Do Without we Ss or REAL, LIVE SANTA CLAUS IS HERE, and will hold daily reception BE RG HOME in | the BIG TOY DEPARTMENT every day a fer TOYS, DOLLS, GAMES, m to bring you for Ct TOYS, , FOR EVERYBODY. It don't t sets hie ae In the Book Department In the Handkerchief lots of happiness for the children HERE Department peed fr tn a Amore Fou wit cng « imum arvx.| ‘To Many Dolls We books, 16m und 1 plain wh fancy hematit etoth, are The Big Downstairs Store Is Literally Fi Filled With Hundreds lens Wife Viear of Wakefield tI . Yaise of Kipling. Pi tiaras Wenite. good | Boe le WILL BUY Puriot Ret, toy" Waah Bands More, Equally Attractive All tomorrow, each 100 |“ vaiues, which ¥ not mention | a ia. | ae Pails Dust Pane here at rices; all marked % Oe M ul Toy r A Special Bankrupt Stock, finest | Sige, “See, GOs, O80, 01.28 Up [In plain figures. Doll Mir- Ze to $6.00 subscription publicat to $2.50 Toy Wind | oii Beds 106 to $1.50 . . ing. Palestine, beautifully : A Few Special toy W wg Patea Ne Man with Spain | The Jewelry Denartment ts filled | tiducements for etc; Lead | Game Boards, fr 696 to $6.50 or | a = or South Africa; “Our Rept with many Sseful as well as or- | vom “ Jar- | Card Games, from 24e to T5e History of America’s Ne namental gifts Crokincie = and A BC ané Story Books, from “ney Be to $2.00 acesions and History of § Washington. sat all the Moroceo boun SO to 80 pag plated Necklaces: *Pe!8! | Game noards for 10 games, best polishe kinds, from le tw $10.00 Suits | uary » Sets of Four Oriental paper, beautifully tiHustrated special, per set and nome of thom with ct Ofc: | Peart avd Oxidieed | Silver, Shirt | y Lanterns, ae value, for 180 10 $2 The woman whose gift takes the form of Just in the nick of time for Christmas, Shak Jutem Mawtherne and | Welt Sots of Four; speel Sek nasties a Cto an extra appropriation for personal attire every piece of Statuary we own is reduced to ou ali sultablé for the hand are etapa Genuine Steam Engines, with 3 Que WILL BUY will be here tomorrow Better values in half r pre gg a OP women’s wear have never been offered— Fine pieces they are, too; ideal gifts gomest of Christmas gifts for | The Latest Imitation Hand-Py father, brother, husband or son ed Porcelain Shirt Waist fete fierce- Barrel of Doll Mothes Pir ar $5.00 value who are the slightest inclined to| special tomorrow, each The | Sat tomers eel Veen uaes tel : jolla, Vest Pocke p, Game - ‘ tt historical readings. Your chotce. 4 " Engine and Car, with track. “ a $9.50 4 Tweed, tn all the itt ‘ Women's and Children’s Gold « Lotto, § styles of " ; 3 f aA amede Arse each B8e Filled Rings, with pretty sets, ar value, special for t Morne, fend Mie bee Arabian Chiefs and Indian War ‘These books are worth from $3.00 warranted for five years; spe row Paper F $14.75 for Buite of 1 and Homespun, | to $5.00 per volume. } tal 26e and SOc | Doll Beds, to value, for, each 100 Small Purses, et | the season's latest eff k, West E bc co Stat and Louis XIV ats; Value $26.00. 2 a visas see $1.95 Stat 5 for Suits that were judged good values at 4 © effects; one of each style; all sizes $1.50 Statue exclus Second Ave. iostu:” Stone, Fisher & Lane Annex isi versity St. THE LEADER THE LEADER 1113-17---SECOND AVE..---1113-17 | 1113-17 SECOND AVE. {113-17 “S| BIG a GreatTuesday Special Was done by Jia jonest Itred Jand. Chicago Tribur A Vermont farmer has kt with a broom, and thus ie we | dicated | ky ond to ber encores. was that she Choice of 100 Automobile Bags, Lives « { men ail remind us We oa | Chartes Burkh rd * ® . it se a bag tne prepetnee |ae t brenght & made of Morroco, seal and walrus : _—___ THE LOON. | athough he did not appear tow. | PEt Aaainet the Heart leathers; colors red, blue, tan, tend to be, and the only thir ¥ said againat the ox the costumes ep | Shilo «5 hee ha cleaned him, a8 « | The Stage oro a panes | cong gy re — “~ a. WwW. RB without doubt, picked up - For the cost of the shoppin dear ¥ » f Pike othe red naw; ag at a rummage sale given for the be@ Bes cocuee Soe an Please Let Me Sleep tof the heathen, and t S M17 ee, whieh | BAR tO recover §2.ox | personal tr green and black; leather handles; the very latest pariern fad; worth regularly up to $2.00 and $2.50: your choice Tuesday $ while they last for 1.00 The Week Before Christmas |... .‘Provsh stores sme — ood Twas the week before Christmas and ‘ ORS pace zytae | anently | » S00! BIZ ‘And the more father kicked, why | more mother bought; The name of the beautiful actress Olympia Opera Company Pl were tn ovidem@r | Setween Fourth and Fifth Avenues, For mather felt Christmas brought| Whom Princess Elisateth Marie shot | “77; y _|meveral times, looked ax if hp Across from Ranke’s Hail. F | |} at th H daties to her, ‘And duty to her was a deep thrusted |‘ pur t There were Willie and* Charlie and Johnny and Joe, And Clara and Emma—her children you know; ‘And then brothers Henry and Thomas mee European preae agents of the | resigne tram the Olympia Opera com-| give the prima gonna & new Post- Intelligence | pany that organization will follow the |for Christmas. She really need The mame of the Dedo and “After the Hall” in the yew-jand the « girls look rather ¢ fo terdays. Mr, Young is the com: et e , er Ziegier. The Star printed her picture | o¢ the company oe gh a. = . fetching and tatters, & special story about her a week | ctherwise, that survival of the er Consult Fh enn, 1209 Lat amen aenennn Rargains in Opera Glasses, Grand inet night. If he ever) The management certainiy ron os ie Clara Marvin, prophet; XMAS PRESENTS ne epoch Ivette,” would have and © | a Bhe couldn't forget her dear brothers,| A“Word from Josh Wise Get wite a Jewel tee! Range [2"d Gold Filled bye Glasses she said. 21 - Rot Ra jes, Fountain Pens, eto. E ’ avenue Jamined free: perfect fit guar ‘And her sisters expected some trif 1G. A. LINDAUER, Eye ye Speci ‘An actress and her Adams Will Give You a Doll Free if You Pur- chase 50c Worth Adame’ Fresh Roasted Coffees Adama’ Teas, Adams’ Buckwheat Adams Spices and Adams’ Heat et at $3.95-—Fieur de >, Brush and M $3.50 rest quail went, in sUk Toilet Set at $1.75- This set con b, Brush and Mirror, backs, with hand- cut ebony husband's money are soon parted, 1 or oxt neat p Pardear, b, Brush | TOILET SET—In fancy box, real Who gave her some china for Christ st young prima . mas last year e ‘ 1 ‘And mother’s own mother was down pect. She's a petty? girl, and sold Ar ebonoid, sterling silver mounting pany. 1 old Art | Gob, Brush and. Mirror om CELLULOID GOODS on that list | plete wet for Soap Boxen, 2c, 45¢, 760. ‘And her father was one that she never horus seen had missed oy s ~ i ; omens y for face Be $3.40—Cellutold | Toilet Sete—Celtu ’An@ four or five neighbors whom ‘ nd re Tovet t at 3 Hair Brushes, $1.00, $1.60, $1.90, mother liked weil In Old Mexico ne See flower pattern Comb, Brush and | tah, very handsome pets, tn casee, * $1.90, A Spaniard whose name was Jose oan ieee Mirror. $3.50 te Of course must have something ex pensive and swell uatied to met in jis Je. po Be The buther's boy, grocers boy, Mary took off jim jat va. . the cook— And jappily sat A Beat quality Mixed Nuts, per tb STAG HORN GIFT TOILET SETS They'd get something, no matter the| Upon the fence, crying, “Joore!™ aren, ¢ 1Se fr Wilberts and Brasil Mute, Bowers Entirely new styles and a larger variety than any other house in $4.00. ' It is the hand- somest line of Tollet Articles, al- Powder Boxes, 60c, 18. money it took. Seattle can show soe. e. © ¢ 8 The crop being In, as je'd planned, Sosmenenamenn per It 150 ‘And 20, 4o you wonder while mother | Je said that the jarvest wis gr 4. | tumed, but poorly staged. Bost Bulk Iowa Creamery Butter, §) tlona; no jar gifts, to be found in the city was flushed Aud vowed from jis Jeart Tens \ Re Somt nee 2 h Comb, 4 night the Olympian will sing “Bald a1 - BBe Hair Brush and Comb, | ror; Military Brushes with Comb, {ith the pleasure of shopping ss” That the jeaviest part Pasha.” . Fresh Kaatern Faas 2 008......650 ae ‘ sak, Bowe ite eat | EBONY GOODS eroveniamnotn eee we 1 —'S PIANO HOUSE. | At $4.00—Pair of Military Brushes . Try Adama’ We Teas and get # 3 — Milita Brus edo Dressed Doll free with each pound. . ‘: Ne @and Mir “A Trip to Chinatown” Manicure 8 LEATHER GOODS Wuirus and Seal Collar and ¢ Boxes, $1.75 and $2 jualtty bristles Hair Brush, solid ebony bac 1100 8.0, 2 POCKET FLASKS rush, turtle ebony back, 5, $3.25, $3.00 and $3.90. Big variety, seal, morocco, basket th Brush, solla ebony back, yvered, ete., from Te up. $1.50, e “§ Mirrors, $2.50. Nd ebony back, $1.28, $1.00, $2.50 7 ee Oy PERFUMES Military Brushes, solid ebony back, sterling mounted, a dors of alt | $6.00, $8.00, $10.00. om, No other Christmas Gift Can Compare With the Pianola Adams™ 921 SECOND AVENUE. Music MR that were Campbell, the cor What was lost in the mediocrity of Boxes, $1.50 5 s % nome of the cast was made up In the Ee 1 Walrus Card | We carry the popule In any Home where there is a Piano $1.90, $2.50 . we French Perfumes, in Hair Brushes, solld ebony back, «Walrus Card Cases : Gdort, put, up tn | Sterling mounted, $5.00. », $3.60. Ebony Handle Bonnet Dusters, itiful packages of one, two 0 and $2.80 Srushes, 50c, $50, 950, This is shown by the increasing demand for these instru 1.50, #2 Men's Full Dress Card Cases, ments during the Holiday Season. ‘The gift of a Pianola is a present to the entire family Eilers Piano House 0 - and three bottles to the carton: n's Bill Folds, $1.60, $2.50, $3.0, T violet, White Rose, Crab Apple. nn Cigar and Cigarette Cases, | Peau @’Espagne, Jockey Club and » $2.60. Lilac Blar $2.90 who wears black fo: powedly joriginal little funny manneriama of Campbell, and in the neat handling | of the humorous mix-ups of the pla j Sylvia Starr, the dashing widow | Y Hat Brushes, m aa Sole Northwest Agents ie) 4 4 Bart hs s Flirt, the yrenen * ag-t5-16-17 Arcade Building coh ise night aid epee her sine And wineen, Sas The Quaker Drug oO. cute and delighted the au i ‘4 gpatTLzE - - - ‘WASH. put whe is Phones: Main 1240; Indep. 1240 10135-1015 First Ave., Globe Block $3 Per Gallon ‘ An Xmas Special Brunner & Co, sete Wm.S.Tarrant &Co. star's Funoy Seapontors Watches, Diamonds, Jewelry and Silverware “ d Waiters”” | ‘aes Volatad Goon | Sajak ag? hepa Tol. Main 1060 CUAL themsclver for acta da oe woke i Cc FOR WE STILL HAVE A FEW OF THOSE ALL WOOL that people have t “The Head Walters,” which opened at the Third Avenue yesterday for ir In hands a week's engagement. It is different , . Made for prac tient from any of the light musical come- worth 70 nnd 81,00 a pair, dies that ha» seen here thie ~ LOOK IN WINDOW. year in Beer eorovemmant on many. Ni all the pertnemers who burst 4.) into the evening, ha ihe? ce facames the ‘lees ee at ta to. oat et tte and Club. as to, its purity. »|