The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 22, 1904, Page 8

THE SEATTLE STARATUESDAY, NOV. 22, 1904 SPP Fs CEO EOD lam mH) TE UO MAN CTH TORDHOFF a c HE DON MARCHE NORDNOPE ata VORGHO i Foot Ball Games c Ep wow! rt ea wow! We Are With Thus for mayor that we ca t got « wagons a “ =e a fen tha s INGALLS | ps Pee 6,” wid Mr Ingall Tn fret shown h should be pce A HTT ae yin at weve ice “ose F SKOOKEM, SKOOKEM, WASHINGTON. as they should be BIG BUYS ENABLE US TO UNDERSELL 5000 Fine Gingham Dec | Regular ll Cent Value 6c ACarnival of Low Prices {i : MOB WAS Is Now On at the DISPERSED My Bortpps News Ass'n) i eader re aes eT worth 12 1-2c yard, for for, per yard ely fast. A bargain at , lle yard, Special t row ov Ge The People’s Popular Bargain Store during th ur Fifth GREAT ANNIVERSARY ine astitched es, Untr treet Hats, value Buy 1 anertio tq holce tomorrow... 49@ r pliq ‘ e be es 1 ( ton w, each %e MILLINERY ITEM . a ® MILLINERY One t Dress Hats, value ] ‘ Dress Hats, very choice, value S23. 49 A vv. : Tomorrow Postively. Last Day of the Great Sale (THE Bt Y BASEMENT HA jEEN DED TO IT UTMOST CAPAC y Al _One- Fitth on on Decorated Haviland China, Mid- Week Speciots in the Dress: Goods r Dress G mur mate mie Thanksgiving F Platters ont Roasters Blue and t quality smooth yellow Mix-| $1 au S115 “ane Bowl : er, size 124x18%x sign 4¢ MANY FREE SPECIALS NOVEMBER NOT MAGAZIN ADVERTISED. NOW IN Complete Credit H ousefurnishers—FREDERICK & NELSON (Inc.)—Complete Hotel and Club Furnishers. ELEVENTH-HOUR THANKSGIVING WANTS MUST BE six B to E widt f . $1.89 FILLED aero 1 the Gitthery snd Hoasctuihing cS Te Boys’ Clothing artis FINAL CLEANUP SALE” 2 collection of seasonable offerings which “sy ve of decided interest t cepe : The Xmas season in alm Roy ing slaughtered most awfully to make way for Xmas goods,” The books and hwestern ¢ oe the first floor and w are forced to move the Clothing. Buy while The Big BEAR IN MIND OUR SPECIAL SALES OF DINING SUITES, SIDEBOARDS, EXT ENSION TABLES, CHINA CLOSETS AND BUFFETS CONTIN UNTIL TOMORROW NIGHT. Full details were given in the Sunday + this store are now to be had in any of the ab Genuine Henis Patent Potato Masher a Mashes potatoes and all kinds of vegetables with perfect ease. The Genuine Henis Masher has the trade-mark stamped on the side Price .... a ° on, No.1 Universal Food in Fat Cun Chopper ERS The Universal is without exceptio Market. It chops all kinds of Boys’ Top Coats and Ove to 8, in fine all wool coverts. in rich tones of gray and tar ¢ well made, good wea garinents, sell for $5.50 and $6.50, t rrow take your choi = : St ‘98 Boys’ Sailor B and tweeds $6.50 and $7.5 * and 1; $8.00, $6.50, $6.50. $4 t are not repeated here. Enough to say that barga typical of ages 3 to 8 years, of fine al and handson row at ed China on Special Sale Tomorrow OUR BASEMENT RES THE KNICKERBOCK TAURANT IS A FINE ER HAT FOR MEN IS PLACE FOR LUNCH WORTH $5.00. OUR EON PRICE $2.00. THE BON MARCHE BUY YOUR NEW SUIT NOW NORDHOFF & CO THE BON MARCHE | NORDHOFF @ CO. THE BON MARCHE NORDHOFF & Co. inct—Mad om the best Food spper od ; ats, raw as rth fruits and vegeta into unifor jeces, fine or coarse aera B 2 SE ee sired. Cuts with t rapidity cing or mashts t | Avenue Price, No. 1 size, with four cutte a1 ox a d Pa f It ate Pian Weed, sitet Ware 12 | CHINA TURKEY n or r | First Precinct—Municipal Court, | First Precinct—1610 G $1.00 PER WEEK. Eastern Outfitting Co. Inc. THE RELIABLE CREDIT HOUSE. Corner Fifth and Pike. “Never Burn” Roast Pans, Roasters and Bakers This line is unquestionably the best of its kind on the marke The different art are made of extra quality nish have nickeled trimmings, sliding rods on bottom steel dripping rack Prices of Roast Pans are as follows Size fxl2x2% in... ; an Size 9x14x2% in Bize 8x17x2% in Size 12x17x24 Size 14x20x2 Nickel Plated Nut Pick Set Tomorrow 18¢ ond Prectr the Line of Glass-War a attractive p 1 are ¢ STEM WARE. LEGAL NOTICE oo Bags OTICE OF SPECIAL CITY ELEC. | COMBINED TION PA 4 STEMWARE Thira Sixth Ward n per First Avenue. A Nut Pick Set, consisting of one nickel p and six | WATER BOTTLES AND CLARET 2331 First Nickel Plated Picks, in pasteboar t Led - tle with cut neck t y Ca t—2612 Ft av “1847 Rogers Bros.” Silver Nuter 13¢ Water Bottle with cut neck, cut bottom and cut star Ave 3 = Chere Son, ‘te EE cut bottom and cut star on side . South | t i Ave- | Lot a 4 Mra. E.R. McAust! $1 CASH AND $1 A WEEK OR $5 CASH AND % A MONTH PRESCUT GLASS ROSE BOWLS. H j nue Hotel Row | Lbox 8; lot 4 rked BUYS ANY HEATING STOVE, COOK STOVE OR STEEL RANGE | each t 4 i Seventh, a IN OUR STOCK. ee ie es South. | : nd Pike Street. , 3 We take your Sid stove and allow you all it is worth as part pa omllopenseas rtd get hcn: . ' Pontiug | marned God. ta ment for a new one. Y N Hall, r 9 #¥ ke | A.B. M we Ne = == Second Ward 5 <a 1 8 J n ir 1404 E I ( ki: lot y ; P r ee t J n| Bint p suger“| Frederick & Nel ste Agee ce nro wo (eh areter atet| ual the Great y (Inc.) For the RA CITY HALE aa ’ oy | __THOMPSON BURNT Majestio Range | com Second Ave., M chvoudtetpeenecs | Rete Oek Henter | FE mine's ' roar Pisctaat canis tect tiles Siew Mieke Wilietineda Lt ictaicsSssis Second Ave., Madison and Spring Sts, {2's vf sen "indevisonens o| eect our Nails Manicured sale Of negotiable bonds of the City| First Precinct—-614 Broadway oa) at Heady’s Barber Shop