The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 28, 1904, Page 7

WE HAV] Russia has at least one friend Patkin, the grate genrul mo- | the f front | ty war| ‘Tt along the wat bootitul t ff tin wich i Also watok w . m iim hrow up his two tt Like M mutt & MILLIN — : he ngoee 2 GIVE CREDIT. . . es , in is torifick. At ever 4s t watur tank we are handet oe an — ate - good harme. frate trane Is haere houbt, Alfreé ts { mus with moat off them, — foot, wich I carryd awh thro the last } . ho ‘e7 om Oey oe iad aft wekes we will reeeh the | } Y . Y ), LATE WAR NEWS | Woon sM AN LUKE SAYS RUBBLANS MAY GET | nUBY POKIO, March nesange | the hagerial pala . Gooaleman’s derpateh brings wh In | “Let ‘er said the mikad few short months the two great armi “A Bt Petersburg dispatch to I in the Bast will be es in 8 PICTURES Luan privsanro ba tne Tate have confined thelr strategy to killing soe hie dindenh , and while the mortality of mo- We have very large selection of , 4 appatting arrival Dining Room and Parlor Pictures | Pony ston eho pe At daien Gite udieeaovl Press vary from TSe up jesty, and he returned to bie Jiu jitsu! the army to the point of waging bat She ts a daughter of the South and has been nolected to christen the Remember Carpet Bale this week. teason, her wit the Jaga battleship Virginia to be launched at Newport News April VLADIVOSTOK, March %~The| Then, let the Japanese have a care. ort! LUKE THE LOON. ot join part of the P but which part inet Furniture Co, | NCORPORATED. yer bags Art dt hur sav on FROM BATTYLAND, an though there were anything new fr ECHOES t S Avense | the squardron ts not known. | that cae B bet: Be bees —— | PORT ARTHUR, March 28~—The Waseo Soke os tee ruiser Huttininsky Fan into Aalalwon gtetnegrcs” sud the giddy Xiats A DounT | ma nder admits Asia was on hie chart! 4, round her waist his arm entwined 307 5-2 Pike Street, Cor. Third rt of inquiry will be held. “1d Vike to, but I dare not tell you they genuine or te | What I have upon my mind Are they one toto better | Than the old-time Johnnie-cakes? And when the moon shone forth agaia JO KE | FREDDY GOOZLEMAN | he younK man yiekded Up the wheat, a | he had found that the while | ENTERPRISE. WITH KUROPATKIN, "is'a hed b> come exeend & Sostl wapaper Jit gets out a| | tye Admiral Togo senda | GOOD CAUSE FOR WORRY. it for 2 sen, whieh | “What did the deoctar say waa the i ectting « very cheap. “4 Putte as sa }On bored the ag carr O'Dessa, on troub! yur hueband? As for the ersburg Nove} ° ern lyne Be sits down, rt Sorta i Plates . | Deer Edlture-I am with Kurow) «why, 1 didn't know be had any- Sc EN NE | thie worry abou EXAMINATION FR = cae Soe oe eee theta hep £NVOUS PROPLE, and those who b worry | having their tueth extracted or hea ying } Sr'gortsente where wef Afternoon Lunches |) 12 waser enoae saur race. | lemonstrate thelr entire save- “Maroma, wald b-year-old Mabel, 1 our ¢ for Shoppers think that Adam was @ very poor car-| | THE BIG: Pi « ee oe free, without pain. penter! 8 od with new onen the . ou think sot" asked rantee for 13 yearn TEA, COFFEE AND citoco.§]| “And why do ye Uhtnk » ea | URS—4:20 a. m. LATE, WITH WHIPPED CREAM he fond pai | “RE oa. m M OUR OWN BAK- Caine he only had one Eve to his Be houses | ' Cabbage Heads EASTERN OTS] John aforiey ti gal to do. all nia} fine new Hard- ON TOAST, WITH FO- writing with a pet eon his p>! Head Cabbege at Cost. Fresh Eggs ff TATO SALAD, P . This may be ail right for Morley, but Me dos. Best Ot 2 Try us for BA NICE Re BENG LUNCH. 9) it muat be rough on the dom ELK OF PAICIFIC NORTHWEST Honesty. | Open All Day Sunday. Rice’s Restaurant and Bakery OLD AMMUNITION WILL GIVE RECEPTION To s.| SEATTLE TEA. COFFEE AND BUT- 10 Second avenue. Bome firm Belgium ts bonstin mn CO. MS Pune PE ree Bhge got maga that It has succeeded in making oh T. FANNING TOMORROW IN} Phones—Ind, A I; & B. Black ware that ca: ~ used as a hammer—/ -coeshertevoneaage ice oe 7 - | SEATTLE SPELGER & HURLBUT—SECON’D AND UNION STREET —— | LastWeekofMarch Sales : Compare these vaiues with mane can obtain here, subject the find — they are R.A. E.. the lowe: ings to the most sorutiny, you'll Prices ever quoted. Vieune 30c Coffee Tuesday we'll give Dainty I5e¢ Bahy’s Folding Go-Cart tach pound With uteel gear, perforated back, woll worth $3.26, $2.25 Here’s Your Spring Hardware At Less Than Cost Tée Steel Shovel with short and long handle Creamer with for ..... The Crescent Lawn Mower fs fully ch warranted—14- 2c Riveted Hoe for | inch cutting surface tor Se Steel Grass Hook ......+... $1.0 Hedge Shears Best Bolted Wheel Barrow with heavy steel wheet } @c Faultless Spray Pump } p $1.98 | Box And Here Are Housew2res at Less Than You Ever Paid Silk Finish Tottet Paper, tn r Tis, 6c kind, for... 4@) tbe Mop Stick for .. 10c Dover Degg Beater . Mrs. Potts’ Nickle-plated Iron: regular $1.25 value ........ three in set, No. § Copper Bottom Wash Boller, $1.00 for 69e / 13-inch Maple Chopping © Shelf Paper in 12 0c Large Cotton Dish Mop 00 feet Braided Cotton Clothes Lines, howl, We value Te ‘yr ard packages, choice of colors | % Be! Our Opening Sale of Spring Sere ‘A splendid imitation Cut Glass Sugar and Creamer, regular We each, for Snape | s-ineh Glass Berry Di Cut Glass Effect, Qc} War 260 value ., + inch Fruits to match Square in reg- Highly Polished 4-plece Table Set of Sugar, er, Creamer and Butter, regular 7 eer acl | Nickle Top Salt and Pepper ular Ge each, 2 for “11 we li-inch Glass Spelger & Hurlbut Second Ave. and Union St. value %e Glass Syrup Jug, with white metal cover...23¢ Vase of Polished Crystal The Elks of Seatie will hold a dig) reception tomor night in honor} ot Joseph T. Fanning, of Indianap- srand exalted ruler of the & ivited to attend, and preparat | are on foot to e the two days lof Mr. Panning’s stay In Seattle one | tong, purpied ream of joy. } | The reception will be held at the} | Washington he and will be fol-/ | lowed by a » an t | Wednesday ernoon a delega- jtion of his antiered brethren will| jtake Mr. Fanning on a tour of Se-| } attic in a spectal street car, with docan't | striet orders to see that he | | miss any of the sights Wednesday night the visit of the | big Elk will come to an end with a social sesion in the dining ball of | the Washington. Mr. Fanning 1a in Spokane today. MIKADO'S BIG GIFT March 2%.—The emperer has dor 1 109,000 yen to the sol- | diers’ re fund. ¢ ral Sir Wil-| Nam Nichols rector gen of ft « for the British arrived and Cap-| TOKIO, vernme tain Poutbridge of the Britiwh naval ervice has returned to London. | General Nicholwon han made ar- rangements to go with the Japanese! army to study the methods of trana-| portation, Rurgiars carly yesterday entered the home of EC. Bairé | Twenty-elghth avenue, and st valuable pistol C. W. Jotnaton repe lice that his henroost, Main street, morning. ning | a7 le a rted to the po-~ in the rear of} wan robbed yester- Fourteen fine, fat day Plymouth Rocks were stolen. Mra, Ida Stuart Edgar, Florence Crittenton mission. AKO, spoke yente the ¥. W. CA of the) tn Chi- | day afternoon at on the work of the} She delivered an addre enin at the Piret M. ehurch the same subject | Rainier chapter, Daughters of the} jean Revolution, will meet to- | at the home of Mra, Julfa| Hardenberg, 2903 Yesler way | A = ° A Fine Drug Store Mr. John H, Castherg has opened 1 of having a chemist rg’s ability of Mr up @ fine drug store at Interbay. Mr. Costh is « graduate of phar lmacy and an up-to-date chemist | The residents of Interbay should feel HERALD, Stylish 1229 | Second avenue. oe sama gs | | Go to Spinnings for biey.te ft | pairs. eee | —-~-e—— | | Call for a "Smooth Mike” at Tom | Wiliams, 614 First avenue, Have you seen the moose? “ OK, who ts making a to: h Je dos: Eastern, Zo dos. | the West. Elks from all the lod ore MGibe per ib; Kast of the Pacifi rihweat have t |THE MARKETS WHOLESALE PRICES to any buyer te aM purchases ¢ 2 per cent higher.) i Provisions Wresh Meat-Cow beef, te per 1b; ark. Say Provigions— Hama, | beacon, Iéo Ib; bellies, tem Vegetables Pumpkin Green Fruit, Eto. cocking, Woetiw box 20.7 er b Bolt " es, one, a3.00 bot 45; be * ol grvlan dates, Le Mi Haskieber Hes, toe Ib. Bananea, Ga per tuneh. Hay, Groin and Feed Oats, RIG per tog; barley wheat, $9 lon. chop, § tor m) ton: bran, $30 W. timothy. com preneed new whe | Be ton is ton Jum be Nativ creame Naulve ranch. 18@ dos; Or, kn ct D Geese, 2 Halibut, rout, ie per |b deo pe Te; sole Ber lly: shrimps, ise ber ib: aunett per ib A burning ash barrel om the porch of the ¢ ndon how 1927 First avenue derable excite- ment In N Seattle night The fire department was called out, | but by the time the engines arrived the flames were extinguished, atti Mrs. Emma Moffatt Will The second Plantsta Plano Player concert will take place at the Piano store of H. & H. Chesbro, 1387 Sec- ond avenue, Wedne Maroh %, at £:20 o 1s M« tt will Pianista” will play the plano. The concert is free to all lovers of good muate, ore esi Dancing Sch of. WE ison's, Ranke hall, Pike street md wife avenue. Beat din: in ternes or Burg: beris, Second a ping, $1.00. ~ Seattle, with Bay- dy. at Maison Bar 1 James, every eve- - Tt 1s surprising how many people have awakened to the w the best goods ing highly tailored and the’ best {Pho price of th sults that we and at $15, $16, $17, $18 and $20, Here is another snap for the wide-awake people. bunched all our $ $2.50-0 that ught to price &s soon as you can and take | home, and as for | values | sale at prices that certainly at the have on displ 0 and $4.00 spring Ii an us out In a short while. So advar Tse (By Bor own A LONI i t 7 quotes a K (dh pat to t t that Prinee Unurert, go f the province of ) H ' ¢ ta b by t that pont 1 ur the t troduct n ry le All J 1 sof r wt frontte wt , to the is r, adding to the . thin ISTA CONCERT TA KE AT THIS STORE, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 8th A‘ 80 O'CLOCK ASSISTIGD BY MI EMMA MOFFATT WELCOME Ww ull lovers of good m fot en here next Wed will REMEMBER sale of high erode | | | | MEANWHILE } that this gigants | instruments takes in our entir Pianos and Organs—em- | . KOH-| SANT AND I. & H. CHESBRO on, and also Weaver organs and sista Plano players, $10 DOWN TAKBS A PIANO TO YOUR HOME. down and $7.00 per take = plane te your prices, they are out | muoh lower than ever before In Be-| attle, taking quality under consid- | ration, For instante, regular $280 now going 1T6-—and others ranging at $220, $245, $269, $252, $317, ote. ND-HAND PIANOS. 2 be found here and on make it Ten month dot will are They pay to buy now, An samples we list a few herewith GILBERT PIANO (Second-hand) ‘Boen uned one year; oak case of double veneered ivory keys, good tone and firat-clasa condition, $158 —casy terme. VALLE EM PIANO—Oak case, fing tone and in good condition; sale price $160-—cany terme. KIMBALL PIANO--Large concert size plano—tn first-clams condition, and one of the best styles of this make, $277-—casy terme. ORGANS! ORGANS! Never before have high-grade Or- sans been sold as cheap as they are t H. & MH. Chesbro’s Plano ee terms of $3, $4 and $5 per mor Price ete. Write 333, $48, $57, $68, $75, for Catalogues, GIhlQ eo Piano Dealers, 1207 Second Ay, hat price we do, These goods are trimmings are used in the make up. ny at $10 are nobby tn at im the latest styles and are goods that formerly We have of Men's Hats at ome tage of both these offerings. H. LEWIS @ CO., rst Av. Corner Cherry. FREDERICK & NELSON Dncorporated Visit the New Drapery Room Fine Furniture Vine Vurnttars New Drapery Goods Are Arriving Right Along j ot wit 756 ‘91.00 a se a ff A Tick mity nd French Notice T hese Special Offerings ee DOULEA wing TAPESTRY F TENE diate TO $8.60 ALUE HIL® THEY L THIS WEDK, A, PAIR $3.7 5 Three hundred » ‘ ning. Many good pair . , 83.76 Fine Lace Curtains, worth up to 5 $10 a Pair. This week, a pair morning at the above | antage to buy eart b th eee $3.00 Act ieaiibe if You Wish | to Secure $1.25 to $2.25 Sam Pillows at, each - - - - - $ ‘There were only 100 of these placed on sale this morning. have Tapestry, Velour and Art covers and sell regularly at Tie to $2.25, While they last this week—probably not later than tomor- Fow—your choice, C4eR....ceceesseseces seneeece © seeceees $1.00 FREDERICK & NELSON Incorporated Complete Housefurnishers 2d Ave., Madison, Spring Are Selling Fast—No Wonder Give usa call, The prices and sty talk for themselves. J. Matzger | Mfgr. of Cloaks and Suits, 197 SECOND AVENUB. Arcade Building, FREE COUPON Cut This Out and Present at the Studio. Through this offer in the Seattle Star the Colpitt’s studio will make you one-half dozen large, beautiful art panels, dull finish (regular Value at studio without this coupon $4.00 per dozen), upon presenta- tion of coupon and 50 cents ‘ Sittings taken on the coupon only on March 29, 30, 31, April 1, 2 and 3. We have expert operators and will not keep you waiting. No such opportunity has been offered in Seattle. Ask your friends about these photos. Hundreds have taken advantage of this low price. Colpitt’s Studio Phone, ind. L736 1131-2 Marion St. Betweon tet and 2d Building Paper 50c 60c 75e and $1.00 Per Roll Tarred Felt $1.00 and $1.25 Per Roll ERNST BROS., 506 Pike °*°";; SPRING COATS In Great Variety, per gees. MILITARY COAT TIGHT-FITTI COATS, LOOSE-BACK COAT Coverta, Light Broadcloths Silk, All the late styles and ¢ ors. Black and Tan Brondctoth ¢ silk lined $12.50 A Nobby Norfolk Jacket, tan, trimmed with panne velvet, ta’ lor buttons, silk lined; a very stylish coat . $14.50 New York Store JACOB PERL, Prop., 1458 Second Ave. Near Pike St. Half gallon extra Half galton extra Port herry Old Blue k rass Whis! . $3.00 Murphy Wine and Liquor Co., 308 and 310 Pike St., Free Delivery. Phones tnd. 39, Sunset Buff 41 ante, - OE alligs Cor terend ona Ate ~ Snatie The school that teach b if you can’t you at at Bend for our free fancy McLAREN & THOMSON, cards. Cor. 2nd and Pike. Seattle, Wash.