The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 2, 1904, Page 2

ae ‘ 3 Bde S-=) a2 pS Ge ea ee? Sea \ he! j } But } hy | | A St. Pa a t } ta y Kory may | . Don't be nerv Dus” “Yes, we will, I'm sure we will fou know papa owns a he a st ra YOURE RIGHT. nee . aoe er the tab Fareful that it § Birl's”"—Grani EDNA HOPPER SCORES POINT (By Sertpos News Ass'ns Dunsmuir wi to an end yest L. Schoenfeld & Sons re =| 1006 to 1016 First Ave. uc | SEATTLE BELLINGHAM raooma THE SEATTLE STAR—FRIDAY, DEC a, 1904 # eedielaeeeess largest furniture store in the west-- extends largest and most liberal credit SM ee Is At Its Best} ._ Right Now f your * per } a\ ¢ boo A “Le this store is always open Saturday evenings: Pictures, Books, Games, Toys, Dolls Candies, China, Bric-a-Brac, Art Wares ef Beautif th too, with y f é be r { ; " 4 " 1 of t ' u ' n fr th ORDER BY MAI AT F LEN T ' best inter | TY OF 1 ‘ JEST f , WRITE EARLY IF P THE AL CLERKS AND : RE | CON I ) | Come in Saturday evening and see our “Holiday Shoe.” Standard Furniture Co. Suits Worth Up to $30.00 Every Hat in the Store at} for $14.50 Exaclly Half Price < ‘The appeal wi the next full vurt whe —Crapeland (Tex) ¥ Seabtenas an Atte peter bax ured. DEVILFISH DAN, IR SHOWS UP AGAIN Devilfish Dan's son, Dan Chun sco # — Foang Dan's gone to the tad. io] THE TROUBLE A Frightened Ho Running ike mad down the dumping the cecupants, or a dred other accidents, are every-day wcourrences. It behooves everybody | to have a reliabie Salve handy. ar na ¢ there's none as Cad as Buckler Arnica Salve o Rezema and Piles anv under its soothing effect ©. GUY, inc. deg store, Second| avenue and Yesler Prosecuting over-riding a uty, has p: difference of op! ounty commissioners and the “| Times Printing company regarding | the form of delinquent tax lista. The imes holds a contract to print the elinquent tax lists at 10 cents a ‘ lescription Deputy Prosecutor Murphy pre | pared them in what he believed to jbe the only legal way, and as is uly be curtailed CUTLERY Prosecuting A EVERY BLADE WARRANTED | ss that this showid be dons. 05,08"* RAYMOND & HOYT Forced Out of Business Slippers, Oxfords and To Be Closed Out at Once Our Landlord has notified us that he intends to stari on the new building in February. An opportunity for Christmas shoppers. Our immense stock of New Fall Xmas Slippers go on sale today ata fraction of their val- ues, many lines at less than cost. Ladies’ Fancy pers, fu and $2 a she ooh t —$L. 25 Men's Vict Kid an Pope at ‘$1. 50 260 pairs Men's Sam hb viel kid, ones D | Blas ok y Th, price re 50. to $5.00, now.. Shoes, leathers, s Cash Systeng MORE MONEY IS Seattn $114.2 Further information shows that James F. Mac m8 4 done in Perce county. The put faye ego by Ch tive lishers of the Times refused ’ on @ charge of fo print the lists hey si for ¢ =f ty ee por The Entire Stock of Goods in Ladies, Misses, Chil- drens, Mens, Boys = LittleGents MEN’S ag LADIES’ SHOES ine Goes. x: Fixtures and 918 Second Aenean ! y mid-ecancn * per ty le 2 ar own jreas hat, a wtree t THIS LOT INCLUD —n@ Suit of er ALL THE $2.00 HATS FOR sulting, long o ALL THE $300 HATS FOR independently of the akt ALL THE $5.00 HATS FOR od and belted ALL THE $7.50 HATS FOR *e ALL THE $10.00 HATS FOR......+0 ese elvet black and white alt tweed, richly vet and braid trim IN CIRCULATION 22 2 INGTON, Dee. 2 —The culation based on pay CENTS as was $427 947 6 in ear : - Q nH "aud th yeas * 086 FOR A POUND OF Be MO JAVA lar, kilted skirt, fancy brai¢ h hopaack tn the ming \ semi-tour. Suit of tan braid trim: pateh ALL THES! E AND DOZENS MORE OFFERED FOR THE FIRST TIME TOMORROW AT $14.50, The Underwerr Hondreds of fine selling. Only the Leather Goods, Stationery Ein hese for the grown folks. A handsome to Ober OBI of the iral or white, open Scena or down front, wool, for....., 8s Pant white or natural garments in M of 1 urdes, at South Seattle ctociine a wemier ot ef Saturday Special The way to tell good Coffee ‘ Leather Bass leather handles a in to taste it. Come in and trx a cup. We serve ft FRER pene ell a “ Infan ts f aper and en s Saturday. White ¥ae ‘ ation Note Paper 5060 Ey tee ties 25e $1.25 and $1.50 Visit the Women’s Neckwear Booth | RHODES BROS. 1325 Second Ave. Arcade Block Tomorrow a ' c center aisle; it holds the [im ie bra t Neck had. And the prices are x +. 750 t thet the t 8c | At Se 1 « with regu- 9 a Pairy Tales, ; lliver's Travels, Arabian Nights, : bine ‘g! : ae, Beene At 250—« 1 Cuff Sets of Rubber ay of Dainty Laces _ meerCotas ot iia] “hee oit at BoC oa Sie al Gloves x. bs Monarch sits for Men $i 00 i oa “AB A P z ERM seo ® cae at bosor tt 12.00 | 40c Chocolate Chis 25¢ Perfection Perforated Music Sold This new C. se i, Sole 9 Oks bata Only at The Annex — DOWNSTAIR players. Stock now rea $3.00 Rotis $1.50 § R $1.00 $1.00 R “Great Sale of Naists 5 ® Orders for music for ANY. player taken _sme of Dress Skirts Mere viots, im bine, black oar prown; each |} tna fa box ORIENTAL DOCTORS lecosnd Awe. @. Corner Washington | St., Seattle, Wash. Second Avenue | Second Avenue and | and University University Street Street STONE, FISHER & LANE ~*