The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 29, 1904, Page 7

U patna THE SEATTLE STAR TOESDAY, NOV. 49, 1604. When we make men and women and especially young people, consid er the matter of s#v'ng and in e them to open a savings * t we feel that we have fv i the fa sav highest purpose The Union Pays 4 PER CENT Interest Dir B MacDougal manuel Koen nS a B Stewart, UNION SAVINGS & TRUST CO. 112 CHERRY STREET. Beattle agents Bank of Cape Nome, ska. AMUSEMENTS ectors Third Avenue Theator sell & Drew, Managers. * Most Popular Thea s Wednesday and Saturday EV « Except } v » Good Laugh.) JAMES B. MACKIE And His Company, in Their Musical } Comedy GRIMES’ CELLAR DOOR” PRICES AS USUAI Roth es Ma FRIDAY Next Week, @ours Alcazar Phones—Sunset. Maton 3965 All Week—Matinees Wednesday and ‘The Great Willte Prices, 2 “The Priva Prices, 25< FABIOLA Senttic's Pevulart. Theater Ind. 94 Matinees 1c, 1 Seattle™:*-" - Manager. THE LEADING THEATER. Phones—Main 43; Ind. 43. JAMES NEILL AND COMPANY BEAUTIFUL CLEVER ACTING. GREAT COMEDY The Amazons Poputnr gain mat ing reserve before 7:30 Ye Olde TON Reltable BB’ Stwrists First in point of excellence and durability of work. imitated by many; excelled rfect TEETR rut Satara, 2 must be cal tinee before © work at pleasing pr PRICES— Examinations free. Silver Fillir Crowns a $3.50 to Permanent Tweive-year guarantee. Lady attendants, Hor #:20 to 6; Sundays, 9 to 12, Both phones. BOSTON DENTAL PARLORS 1420 SECOND AVENUE. Opp. Bon Marche. 1 Bridgewor Plates “(that _ fi $5.00 BARGAINS IN NEW nd UNREDEEMED NATCHES, Diamonds and Jew- elry. Money loaned at low interest strictly confidential Pike StreetJewelry rte ante = nse. across from Ranke hall ourth and Fifth Ave SCORE IS | “NOW A TIE = |¥ACOMA AND LOS ANGELES! MUST PLAY SERIES FOR THE PENNANT was it Umpire M thy | plate, refuse .re neue Re yon ™ dent threw out th |SEEKS NEW t known to the t th university « Ie who has been acting as trainer for the varsity football boys |during the past season, is going t sock a new fleld of operation, that jot prize fighting. He ts a jolly In FIELD OF SPORT nt said wh ; vagy ta Teens “oat ‘Exteavidinaty Offer To HOLIDAY SHOPPERS To make their Holiday Purchases in the Month of November CHARLIE NEARY DEFEATED rhe we ec Fis® $25.00 rue - $7.50 yomholece, Fre pie tah is® $40.00 Pum - $3,00 Fort own choice Free wry tisy at tines, bot managed of wae? $9400 Pome - $1.50 Fourown choce Free wat andi cnn a the | =" pur» — 75c. Your own choke Free sn Francisco, was given the de — = Brooklyn The feht fast abe alent We want nt vou to see our Grand Holiday Display of Beautiful and Newest Creations Elite Chinaware, Limoges China, French BURNS TO PLAY HERE. China, Dinner Sets, Salad Sets, Chocolate Sets, Rich Cut Glass Ornaments, Vases, | Bric-a-Brac, Lamps, English Porcelain Ware, Novelties, and Dolls. Fancy Articles of Every Description. Prettiest, Daintiest and Newest Things made, Collected from the Markets of the World, Top Quality Teas, Coffees, Spices, Extracts, Baking Powder, Cocoa, Chocolates, We want you to see our very reasonable prices. We want you to come just to look, Take advantage of this very liberal offer, OR} UREA UP ST aa a TOMMY GAYS HIS HEART IS SET ON PLAYING LA CROSSE IN SEATTLE unquestionably at lac ¢ const ee men on will wear a Seat ng the season of Burns played with the local a the past season, but his return to the East caused ubt among otticers of the whether he Id next season play with Seattle Howing letter to the sport Top Row—Sp Middle Row—Gray Bottom Row—Ross, p.; 7 By President Bert's de AD GOOD FIGHT EXPECTED; YOUNG CORBETT IS FAVORITE *, c.; Bernard, ¢ f; vath, n th fearless and daring. In of The Star from Burns sa cee, ile ented el! all fears of the Jocal | CUT OUT THIS COUPON, Citas 0 be any af onat stores belore : By rua’ tstatihen December 10, 1904, and reepive with each purchase a0 Heted ght cla ad be in Seattle to play ta ebbve a very handsuie present of your own selection. bat n the next summer, Lacroaso, in my est! STAR, NOVEMBER 29 1904 Gan’ tone Gar aeree| is the only game played to #¢ just to look. . show his abffity in that day. Anyone who ever sees a gume Bring this Coupoo with you to any of our sores, often get out on the Wants to see another. Chicago had 4 boot the pigskin far- | fine success last season, but the ROT C000 OTT SE SESESOED 10, 1000 ald any membere of lows were disapointed because 1 CUT MERE ete nec hn aretharae uldn't come back. The Chicago J would IMke to eam played before 30,000 people on 3 om B = oN nergy Sw veg | 908 SECOND AVENUE SEATTLE 209 PIKE STREET while acthas os'train ne sa fast man. Both of these se the middle-w ty. The fellows play tield. | “NEW YORK, Nov. 29 —locanda boys el), Mor Milne and ter of the world's records at Fey ila (a Ghapie weave of su on tat tisese tole, was soit at the ow 20 LINE UP SATURD. and we will certainly tear things! here yesterday for $6,300. The Y. M.C. loose. From what I can hear of the chaser was Walter J. Sny-| . . of Washington new men already at Sq ler. Snyder was an agent and it}, 7? University of Washingtor delegates to t me who will come, is believed the horse wi | cnn noe ensen A ciiatle. ete feet vention, which is to be held from have a team which will be hard to! the property of ite present « —w Psa Une up agninet cack j}December 1 to 4 at Bellingham. ' beat.” L. M. Binden, of Wallkill, N © at Reorention park nent Sat oe | ; ay afternoon. The students, " ” - we not bet anxious to play, con The Los Angeles Team of the associated students was made | of th ated students was made j Known to them. The game will be fa fast for letic club playe ‘ t to make wing aga ne varalty yo" WEN ONLY ined to the | knesa.”” Gon: | od Pot | Rest of 4 tree. Con. Guitation free at office or by mai | Sy ndicate Doctors yhaic Gireet Seatticn Wasm | Chase, rf; a8. ¢ players now have a chance to win t 1b.; Baum, Morley, manager; p.; C. Hall, Flood, 2b.; Newton, p. utility, e pennant Centennial’s BOTH MEN ARE WINNERS = aS Best Flour wi ae Pe le ae lle Fee nea wd Makes More Bread “BATTLING” NELGON AT THE HARMLESS TO PETS 50c and $1.00 Cans HAYES VALLEY CLUB TO ha to at his best . mee m fighter’ te the bar Makes Lighter Bread | not mind a punch or two Fis tae euee sane Makes Whiter Bread SAN FRANCISCO, Noy. 29.—The ity to go @ route on this oceasion | Nelson and this may co ti sporting el mt of the Pacific| with such a fast fighter aa the/ * when they M k § Bi d cast is intensely excited over the | Dane, who conquered Eddie Hanton. |‘ rbett has akes Sweeter brea fight tonight between “Young Cor-|On the other hand, warm friends |» »nility to take all k i bett” and “Battling” Nelson before |of Corbett just smile at this, and] !*hment and Nelson will have to got Makes Better Bread the Hayes Valley Athletic club. But | simply say they have the money to|!0 his best bi t the de few contests have aroused more|back their man. us public imterest than the battle to| Whoever is returned the winner “ae iis’ tin be pulled off tonight. It Is the sole | the prospects are for one of the best use. } Than Any Other Flour topic of conversation on the streets, | fights ever seen on the coast. There] 8. LeQuinn of Cavendish, Vt, was in restaurants, clubs and homes./are no better matched pugilists in bed of his stomary be nith by While both fighters have s host of |the ring today in point of bulld and] (pvasion of Chronic Constipation Well wishers, It is a different thing |strength. In fact, they are almost). 00" 07" aes” ge ten a Pille when it comes to betting money. /alike as regards style and execu-| a iresteg sentinels oo Corbett remains @ 2-to-1 favorite.|tion. Both use a sort of a crouch| ‘They're guaranteed to. ¢ 4 | ALL GROCERS SELL IT There are many men who believe and are possessed of great aggres-|G. 0. Guy, In ond that Nelson has a chance to win|siveness which calls for constant| avenue and Yesler this battle, and they are taking | action fn the ring. There is not i considerable of the money offered | much to choose between them in MANICURING | at 2 to 1 |punching power. They can knock! guTLER BUTLER Corbett in reported to be still two|a man out with either hand, and] BARBER 50c BARBER | pounds overweight. Some sporting | when it comes to gameness, it is a| SHOP SHOP ] men have grave doubts of his abtl-' toss-up who is the pluckter SHREWSBURY'S ————— ress re of the Aeatt Wash Wood, Charcoal and ¢ helt Ds *-. Seattle Coaland | Wood Co. 7 poison Lane Street and Ratlroad Ave : th Phoves:; Main 93; Lad. 93 . 7 " 7 fi wLY ricy t , to Decer } for Vy 4 ett Heatt Gh M. 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