The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 9, 1904, Page 5

oats A i DAY, DEC. 9, 1904 6 NO GLOGKS ARE TICKING IN CHADWICK MANSION; MAID WAITS FOR MADAME “Your Credit SIs . Good the holiday store buy now pay later The Early Shopping Move- ment in the Toy Store Tol folks tot IWLING ALLEY, 98 ‘ 2OLLS AND BUGC this store will be @ emart woman to ect ree a ‘| open evenings money. } fn tivat be w until after IRON En ND CARB, 190, | ettenme aenesneven vvsscucsscesccseusts ssssstnavun wanssnass x cutee oa. UR AE! getter ry yl gel ral alin tegai rion sno omgresy ea wit i sie ww | Starting Monday Un eee evening Oh, not hn ; '| this store is always open a , a oe % Saturday evenings The aa. See fingers om som Yen waiam Act eh ' | YOur"ll surely enjoy a visit a vo to our holiday show now Chadwick howee,|dow, come to take things, And -~--its great, welcome ich gifts as you give We are paying hand r t wo little all tir madame. A eee ‘oe rouse we t ; ms = the “an ome Standard Furniture Co. NVIANOLA! AT. THs aXe bin . re a ni ‘md Re ee Se Tee Say Pane on ilasman ot tae L. Schoenfeld & Sons |}. on | library ofthe worl’ feat i> | hamareds im COME AND TRY IT SELF POR YOUR gate, dowr as led pai ; steps to Ut Afraid, and waiting for she knew 1006 to 1016 First Ave. ices ee ee ms ot SEATILE BELLINGHAM TAOOMA Fine China at Lowest |»: : fee way, but wh th ar cant i 1 { i L hk k " wa 1 bt P | Over thr b Olive q f my good rt « - th anoth to f 1 sald rices dite the t lace v was sl! i off md myself in th © rvom. Th dmagiaabie. or checks were pa shoulder and lay softly over th ean half filled 1 At on 1 and there were dark a © bare arm Th fol! was i as r n her eyes at on pink sat ions. I shiv The t uped Cups and Saucers, in A bank holds a $1 age | ered a little. What an odd fancy! i the maid. I 1 at od ae on the b < The rest of the cabinet, and it meant, Between her ¢ $1.50 OR have | was as tall as I, wa r h and my good Engl I was ke Plates,in new and bank a ed with little things Wy always eur f wha es “ : “ . of the furnit things, hundreds of t A But » : itiful decorations, worth up Practt this friend than my finger as a gold ‘ as The madame she was ver’ « ; ; . 500 | thing as big as a d for it might have axe, and all that was necessary toy t And it will , ndaome German Steins, in| pony nootess of white, pink and white or blue and white, ¢ , ‘ aid ‘i " There “4 g was t * an Pap this t es nid vantety. to $4.05 with a silk edge, for 15e with anoth vurtesy . y, a fairy ring. Over in the ner Was & ates, with pietu . stented ail ‘ : geek hen tat “tae s. ma-| pair of tiny Indian shoes. They| musical chair which needed only t 7 of bird life, worth $1 7 Baby a styles, eines am ne é dome. ght have cost « rtune be ea n to be tuned And t Decorated Cups and ers chocol ink or if They told me that the f Across the roc was anothe y table was anoth t al “ unique shapes and pretty deco ny 2 ” ay n white # * y corded, t h r P Cima house would ¢| handsome cabinet. Upon it wa Tt wan & volce ations, entire sample line, worth ads and applique in Duteh ef fe with chiffon Ae $10,000 debt 10 times over. p an mart " wheels and wh Just then the friend of the ber Bbc for 150 for a PE say ee $1.98 to $7.50 I expected to see the wa ved most exq' ame in; with him two lawy 4 led me in [| stat es big was a lars n The air wa arly and . the house fe uffocated. | t| a ey ge and the ut On & Rew coat w ght ha been t ght by th h non * nt get Was unbecoming in color and was a dred eh fr e exactly bad fit, and had all kind t t tons The in rt ary courte I ture i didn’t a The cary ure w Now dull red ed the floor of It probably cost hundred that roo it was spr lars, It might sell for § & not a yrna rug The tt Th French maid i chair I was about to sit upon then | daub. pg of ar was yt e her « ~ things jarred nerves “ av t 1 passed through hall tin An ordinary in the cen-|7 was ft with paintings, good and other ter f the eld a most 5 th 1 yen « 0 a great many ! an 1 think madame must me one oe For Infants and Children balls and rested on an onyx base| home at any minute,” said the maid <eaere tion of Art Engravings The Kind You Have Always Bought ;snree. tect iong. The whole thing Po it a ithographed Pictures om ase and all, wa vered with a al. It was half white boards, ready for mount~ Boars the great glass globe. The clock was | sa an’: Seve. oes ing, size 22x28 inches; worth Signature not running. “Since the madame | enough. It, too, was at $1.00 as picture stores count le t at hor explained the maid are ticking la the Ch ne day only, 4 to each organ’ asked the maid/|f On the stair i ~ : 250 1 & great bronze lor 0000-06900000000000060844 0 6-660000-6000000000000808 | ity m the upper hall fell ful ak a In the veatibule my a estan Es Pots ge TT Richest Silk Petticoats $ | something statuary crowded into spaces far wine ale plead heave «i As fine a showing as we ever made. All are of fine taffeta, 5 pee enone lll be worn for them coded 1 ting the M 1 what's . 2 colors, char c s or plain black. Made with deep ; pensive 5 look it. hurried to catch a down-tow Sihetie die seams th eneenine pied . accordion pleated or ruffied, in most elaborate manner, & | was as if some one had been biind- | car New sensation in the Chad S80 we were compelled to sell the hats at some price to mak r PRIC )M $9.95 TO $25.00, > | folded and turned loose in a second- | wt ‘ shricked a newsbe . Seay eres A g to. the degree of ela bora 7 : nen $ | hand and told to take what Chadwick w maid #0 : x ; at : “ ‘ + r the fing * fell upon. Some I brushed through the gate $25.00 Hat i go for ne : 9 Hate will go for eutha" 9.00 all wool tweeds, ® tim it happened to be good,| “Mrs. Chadwick was said cause $12.00 Hats wil! go for 5.5 H will go f The Big Monarch jroo ec $ | sometimes tad one as | stepped onto the tat. Sale of Christmas Kerchiefs 7 96. coed maid bad taken me through | I was h inary and hurried into the " . , . Right n it when Bhan re most Store and It’s... = cores * sem eat ‘mantras tcame to. Amani The Final Reduction on Women’s Suits | wasted ‘co-nendsome savings. A few are'a Wrifle mussed Uhroagm variet styles, 3 * m ordering his se Sgt one seriously hu Creditors Clash $12.00, $5.2 : And you have it all to take care} lunch. “Charge it to Mrs. Chad For tomorrow's selling the remaining lots of Women’s Suits | ‘P® rly sea but one seriously hurt s Youth fancy ? Quick Arre: {wv = ~— he said to the wait will be marked down to the lowest t ver saw in De Handkerchiefs | with hem-| Cambri nana Lawn Hendhaag Arms---Creditors 2.05.02 ; bona, Ala. | gegen girinned Wisely. “Anything If comber | sieaied eat on mor -cpgs= $6.00 to $8.00, $2.9 ital from a|t°™. Ssked the woman at my left . h $2 5 ! each . Be suspenders for 4 sing 24] 080d. “Walter, hand me a paper Seite worth 990.00 for + $hs0e Se Handkerchiefs, hem= inandtheGreat %: :::: suming 2 . 2 worth $90.00 fo epee ataayRls ng adr . fo wu c r > " th $10.00 00 for $5.00 edge, hand embroid- Si ht Will 2he & ; : n ee _ se bess wi efs of pure linen, fully assorted patterns, put Up aughter ih ckyour Yor i ; = RIPLINGER eet vars Rane 4 ot Aasoerene See Se : tt Furs Make L Gi ft choice 25c ......$1.50, $2.00 and $3.00 Continue hh ae $| nches and’ hile rs Make Luxurious Gi s We bought these Furs f 4 furrier v fully a $1.60 underwear for ¢ | GUY, Inc, Second Avenue and You- ——— Men's Thc shirts for 34 ler. bond Men's 50c strong oralle, 29. = om a note F : | il aiiiah hetew the tavkes Wonason, Mente thé savings ace yer, |.” LOE Stockings for Christmas Gifts. y} Ladies’ dongola shoes, $1.1 | very real Ps A pA yly Embroidered trip t n y fair, A t Ladies 25 hoes, & | t . 1 5S 3 om ; J th Pera $250 { kid shoes, ; 20 PER CE T City Comptroller Riplinger has At $1.98 arf of Near al | At $13.50—Scarf of real Ameri finer gift couldn't be tt mught of sey every woman lov luxurious Men's nobby fancy we Ladies’ $3.00 hand turn shoes, * spoiled a plan of the city offictals Fur, black, with two tails at can mink, four full tails at the Sto« kings such as these Scotch tweeda, cheviota, blue 21 $ DISCOUNT to give the mayor and the board of each end ends, broad scarf, full fur fan's Black Silk Hose, with lisle foot .. il biack serges, worth $30 to $ Ladies’ $4.00 extension sole % OUN works the entire responalbility « At $6.05—Scarf of rich brown | At $6.50—Boa of Isabella, Fox, | W n's Black Lisle Lace, Black Lisle Silk, embroidered im colors ad : - De y of $14.25 shoes, $2 * granting extensions of time on marten, three full tatls at each 40 inches long, fine full fw ; .. $1.50 Men's all wool cashmere. Ir Boys’ $3.00 calf shoes, $1.18. ¢ atreet contracts. He has refused t end, 1% ¥ long with big tails at each end Woman's Black Lisle Lace Hose, with split sole, per pair ported “m made, row a| Boys’ $2.80 Grease shoes, $1.36. 3 he NB gions le ye hised to 1M c , k a I per pa square cuts, worth §: $ shoes, 960. voce Hp nt of penalty fm is $12.50. shoes, 45 . Rie c ay on the batch of ex Men’s all wool worsteds shoes, 89 : tensions that the mayor and board e Bc lots, tweeds, desirable patterns ods panta, 69c. * of works have recently granted. He n $9.00, $8.45 tm, 98 $ | will not give the money to th Second Avenue Second Avenue Men's imported worsteds, * $138 ; tractors until he ts authorized « ter style, single and double, worth as : RAGLEY to do by an ordinance pesenl en in and | and now $6.90 ool pants, % Sah sed by the : Pe PG ‘The latter has in the past grant University University olors, from 31.30 to $2.26 : . was discovered that It was the date Street Street iced exmceatn ae T beg Sepp peed Bote Pad Ledidatnaial . MAIS REO EN OTIS ATCT RE IS ouagty in two and @ or to enforce contra ae ts ie 2. children's 3.95 and 91.08 oulte| mply iwoand ¢ entree contrac an tort STONE, FISHER & LAN w without sail will be ents inthis ® al as thought that eale—there is t to duan- @ ew method of proced would 3-plece suits, worth | tity and no reservations, One $ take the granting of extensions en pail: a fa thing we want t ress upon 3 tire! t of the hands of " triking hist 1 ha wa -aecdlwe wrt | you—be wure to find the Monarch cil. Mr. Riplinger believes, hon.|his scalp was laid open for several ene D rf ever, that in accordance with th ches. As nm as the condition < Tic knee pants for 39 > harter the council! alo: the| of Burke will permit, a charge . per arent maura” | Beth te trend” Sl] DGIS-2G17 aa (2615-2617 Fi ° scoun The mayor and board may con-| pol believe that this will be 009640000-002420044 0$-444640000006 2906-00069 tinue to practically regul a omni ery, but it is hinted | matter,” making’ recom inet due senate will Avenue Avenue that the council will out of urtes: F c h follow, but if Comptroller Riplbieer am Between Vine and Cedar a ellable 7 Goods Store | Between Vine and Cedar or as is upheld it will mean that! the ~ =e jcounct! will remain, after all, the! ON OUR COMPLETE STOCK final auth rity. It alone will . ms OUR COMPLETE STOCK. Hl (aathorty to remit penaiet Boy SPECIALS IN HOLIDAY Goons FOR pted tract | SATURDAY’S SELLING WE ARE r It loot teal as though ‘ALMOST Seattle we a vor m NOTE CAREFULLY EVERY ITEM, AS EACH ONE IS A MONEY SAVE lust a n ummer e ap MOVE PL LL BD essere east coe we or Choice Holiday Belts and Holiday wed by the fir labusey. toh. te ene sew tied vase oF its a x Leather Goods Neckwear Neck Ribbons tion, N. W. Corner Second Ave. {| 4 quarrel, with almost fat keeping dow nm or the Holiday S« Ladies’ Belts, worth 26e, spectal e showing a choice selectia and Pike, and must reduce } sults, grew out of the right > means Of i worth & pecial for 2%e : for : 100 ot the latest fads in Neck R opportu of r hes an stock to a 50-cent piece early thi ecessary for the work will be Ladies’ Purses, worth 25c, special adies’ olored Velvet and Silk | bon: special priced Jewelry ing in the Owl saloon, a Washing-| found, but it is not lkely. M The orth pecial for 25e per yard fe 9% to sed Velvet Belts, in rth 65¢, spectal for worth 15¢, special for 106 i 450 |ton street resort. Thomas Burke, | Walt a cook, was unconscious for seve asked for a sufficient ap two motor For the next two weeks hildren’s Leather Strap Purses, al| propriation to purch F hours and is now suffering from al sprinklers and several wagons a ; H lida in price that there will t y per cent on all goods JUST TAKE OFF wicked cut In the head, and Wil PAL the present time, however, it |— Children’s Har Bags, burned Selle Turnovers and Fancy } 0 ay old. Now is the time t r ents, W | Me Il is being held by the po-|is the mud problem, rather than the leather, worth 25e, special for age, Wort trom od H dk chi fs a be 1 to quot stonish the most 20 CENTS ON responsible for Burke's con. | dust, that is troubling the street ‘ 190 anh. aioe staal | andker' e shall be pleased to quote . . ym “s dition arry Edmondson, « piano| department. Forty men are now ae aan We place on sale Satu are being beld as witnesses to the|such shape that ped un n —s hie | eiecae ane ae vir trim. | Kerchiefs, in endless variety, affray. A game of dice In which|walk over them. jchipedibeng se pubieeks peop ype oP ue cri | guarantee you a saving of 16 —— Burke claims to have lost no smali| dragging block brakes Lai latest novelties in Leather mod, actual 've we roe | 25 per cent on down-town p amount of money, led up to anjover the crossings so that Bags, worth 36e, special for 25 Re . Gut Felt’ Stippers, | L@dles’ Pure Belfast Linem Max Ragley altercation |the latter must be scraped off sev 2 1. | Ladies’ H at Felt Slippers, | dered Hamdan e Ladies’ Leather Bags, latest style tur trim actual value $1.25, | ‘ . e Witnesses say that Nadell came/ eral times a day sail. Snniihoe:. Randian,.wenathh nein 8c special for .. eet from behind the bar and struck| + €6e, apecial for "...490 | Men's Fancy Patent Leather Stip- | ! Linen Handkerchiefs, Drug Co. Burke over the head with either a CHRISTMAS TRAVEL ho pet poring 4 Prine mtn | idery and lace effects, wo beer bottle or some blunt Instru-|Has been made popular on the — —— ger sree — age “ td, | 18c, spectal for 1405 Second Avenue ert intense bo van Vat? |erything best is provided for your worth 89, $1.25, $1.50, $2.00, | Men's Black and Tan Opera Slip- | Ladies’ Pure Irish Linen I nfort. Do not start a trip t cealed and confiteting stories told. | yntit you talk it « and make ar One of these was that Burke was|sangements at the N. P. City Office, drunk and lost bis balance and fell | seattle. aes specially | kerchtefs, embroidered, .39 | 850, specially priced for. at T5e, | pers, worth $1 $8.00; pric | $1.50,and $2.00 priced for $1.00, $1. d Opposite The Times. Opp. Hotel Seattle, 17 Yesler Way