The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 12, 1904, Page 3

4 2 THE SEATTLE STAR—MONDAY, DEC, 12, 1904, ; RR Ya a A Bid For Freedom”: oaucoes s “BATH HORE, PHOTOORAH as . OPPS O SOONG OSS SEPOOSSOS ES EDEDEPES OS EOHEEEES PPOPOOEDESTOSDSOLOSESOOPOOOOS § BY GUY BOOTHBY We have a large var fety of these in all the ew and prettily fin bn MG CatiZy Ws > tam mytn wives and colorings, om ~ LOR SELUMD WE” MADISON ST at 26¢ to 7 PLEO LD DG COLO OOS 090869068 0804404 S48 1SLDEHEDLA LKERELLEEE EEL EODSE $ each j Uhad 3 a my 15 nt ’ ' wpy ing lid th t ; i : and $3.25 . pod : ant tod spon me?” rt— fouling | drew me afte r ithe cack | fella GOODS ONLY. ind y, wh ‘S. ve your x ¥ not to! of the p n 1 tw ry i re : , A9e c “ ale R nf : t f * - ‘ | u ‘ I "i on . pees S — wee ui," h ~ v ~ 4 he : @ree aeeere teen seeeee wie3.00 $5.06 | 1 srg asas tensa $3.20 ho em tr 1 A, with " i} ft b I : , , % contained M ny 1 I w all t that, In suet f 1 Thad t at ' @rences to ie , , the th - ; weual ext aves : a mene fungec ort h ives ib , t 1 t th tree b As I looked at th t ¥ fortun " 1 1 tb x of tb tu ‘ the f¢ b t , me play + t I " A ‘ 1 “We 1 ah w they hb ‘ t bet . \ ‘ What do y e f “ : . : wee it el to V } 1 « r x I 35 Cents We Will Allow a Liberal Discount on Toys, Games, Cards and ‘ vm aaelie r Fancy Goods Purchased for Churches or Societies. rf 4 might ood } wt Sot Shell Walnuts ere Fine Dolls and Toys ee ; er : We have without exception Jointe ) w I I ¢ heerful 1 a” 2 i the best Dolls in Seattle for the face ‘ gs and for 1 H ol ‘ ee money Just go to all the toy at as =. A tng hie » It he foured the Best stores and then come here and : . i a ha benint ae ae Te make comparisons. You'll find t at rei itn have heard from ater, i Coffee our values are world beaters Moll Heads of bla Re 2 } when you consider every point ‘ Me ade ald oes Bow Indeed, and what ha ; © our Coffee t —size, beauty and price ; edit Regular n Sal Experience Proves t watisfied Beautiful Dre \ 10c to $2.50 : : vee That travelers the Northern Pi ou } ped Ch 1 I I 1 ar. saree » 9 ite th dally and tre Y al sold ' r at v fi al Sa reg r t h I tickets and all inf. . tony “ t, a set 59¢ al Mor | ty Me Be sesisagh cad aces Dinner and Tea Sets at all the a beeseees } —a EM PACTETC + I y We € V Ls THE NORTHI RN PACIPIC Nesigak> ‘Delia. ik “tis way fr et,.10¢ to $5.00 ae as, ine nin, the w“ te of five ole e b a ited,” runs every gow! an hats, regular aie Sais nina sii n Spe a aes Office, Beattle, and make arrange Hear Medion Strect. ial Sale at, ca I Furnitur 8 bedroom Set tas fake oe “ | mente of I € , oe OF FOO Cagh “Gent Worry, Watch Us Grew” Credit Pie of T F ; i n Sale The New Store $ chiff ; : eben: -25¢ | os. ot Mag La rom the | -age to 0 $10.00 ematlaet toy $0 the pepettcel , ; exhibition kit priced at all You Want the Goods | ray foom, each veoona wana 99@ 66 $§.00 | a5¢ to $2 50 Py We Want the Cash ee ee mallest and. most A in Z , a most ‘“ srom, ¢s : asc to $5.00 mplete mod- | » ie & most unusual « awaiting you here—a big ae just like ar ng kind; priced } | full of goods suitable for Christmas giving marked at a price in er's kitchen, at, each 25c¢ to $15.00 q THE ELDER MAN MADE ME ANOTHER DEEP REVERENCE. {ff that will sell them at once. and sewed reg asc to $7.50 I every sort, “what do you rant : I asked i aenmeqnenen we at on Monday marked at Holiday Sale Pri pee ule Tor A ms mplete at, ea ate riced all the way ison of your phtlncnsn here. jevening Laceby had put in an ap-| Come in and look around. = , oe. @ 1.09 . asc to $5.00 eac 50¢ to $5.00 “Rut bis majesty’s orders pearance Morris Chair, sol “Will be obeyed. Bear this in| Lady Olivia and her father were mind, however, if I am going to be | both c the time. ghadowed by you men, there will be| After a merry burst of 25 minutes Iittle or nothing to tell. Iam doing |or thereabouts we Silied slongwide all I can, and if you drive me too|the church yard wall at Upper hard I shall be compelled to throw | ford. Then a thick drizzle golden oak or imit any finish, hand spring seat, rev « t claw feet. Regular $16.00 special . $9.55 The Suit Sale Continues {1 stock of Lad ats, Fur Ce Dress Skirts, 1 Waists, Gee whole matter up.” " ng to hunt in a foe Morris Chair, golden oak, ji] ‘The elder man made me another | m ided to take his hou hand polished or weathered oak : deep reverence. h Laceby and I followed very plain frame, has spring fi] tion of “Bir,” he said, “I think you do me|example, and jogged back to our seat, best grade reversible cush- | selves the an injustice. I must serve my mas- | abc fons, hair filled. Regular $18.00 Pick out ter, as you will do.” At last the time came for us te fal $1150 or Waist—in Carefully veiled though ft was, I] dress for dinner at Burndean hal Morris Chair, weathered oak by | @ould nee the threat underlying h at least was a break in the me Keratol leather cushions, has to your ad- words. If I did not do exactly what my. An hour Inter we were | heavy claw feet and spring seat vantage t was expected of me, no mercy would ; bowling along through the na! Regular $22 ape $16.00 : be chown me. Once more the chill | dog cart, Laceby handling the rib wab—bideria Chaise Ged maken omenta wondering of the kasbah swept over me. “ey any frame, hand polished, has hh Gtch he would descend hand carved feet, fancy swell far it was to the nearest t vines | WHAT DO YOU CARE? mt and # hospital, and what chance there ees youve GoT YOUR SEAL TIN | couia be of getting there. $ grade cush F Laceby jaughed and deciared that 9.85 spel aeial Fancy Pillows Fine Silk Hosiery Great Ae Do “Not Despair |! did not know what excitement Pind Side Minds Welieders <1 Hes eatin: 10 ts Pa a Ae : at Disappointments —They Ss pay iw cake Was wae STORE OPEN EVERY EVENING UNTIL AFTER CHRISTMAS. set haul ial ae ss 4 lth: sand : e,in white ¢ black, with lace Look for Something hing me, and 1 wondered what ‘ cad Thamal whe ee gach: Sikao At, A Pail. se. seeeeee access gustn gas $3.00 Biss to Do Sweet had. oe wi Lunch Cl fMexlean Dray inches Ladies’ t Pure Silk, with 1 ankles, h what I had, or wh ‘The broad-gauged man of today |‘hrough what } bad. oF daisreaie areas rr Megas : = ra ae RA ayes Eines dank slays come bie wag | i 1 live to bes bu values at, each $2.00 and $2.50 1.4 Re | things don’t always come his way gnlex ill Ss alues a . a 2 50 I Hose of I Silk, with cotton feet, a unless there is something the mat ore othe FoRniTuREs ARPeTe@. A Framed Picture ~alpaaaabeniadae eo nde gy = } om one proposition b The duchess was a picturesque old Gl yg UNION ST. whole ck of frar f sus io a si ry tray ba ado o simets | Christmas Books hustling A man with his health | ,. St aided aut waeet kindl Regular ( Te ddod Goat 5 = luding poems , faculties has plenty ot oP land 1 not that when she epoke scape . fm aye enldat cash eclaaa portunities and the man who gives | of her son, who had been m | se rs ee. vance - eRe Gp or even feels like it has either |the tears rose in her « PORES — _ Paster 10¢ to $1.50 & small nature or some physical, | COPED OE EERE EEE DEE EEE ‘ te beets esered 3 Cloth Bound 1 s00 different titles; suitable for 2 certainly puts the best | at, each ead 1 yolume aa t of condition for work | NOT th Bound I ! 7” dyspeptic for getting blue. The} print, gilt $15.00 each $-9-9-8-9-8-4-006-4-6-9-0-0-93006 bounded popularity—resulting from the thousands and thousands of cures they have effected, prove be yond the shadow of a doubt their Greatness ae a cure. Wherein lies | their greatness? In the very fact that they are Nature's own simple remedy. They do the exact work | In exactly the same way that the| very nature at pr wren is wen top leave ns V eee += +25C pee ht ambition, nortan it Fine Stationery Juvenile Books, profusely illustrated and bound in ere is hope fo: c 4 wang t weit S Boxe ¥ tl cloth etlent. orint “ Se acstein snd tore snyagad xO Creditors Insist on Keeping the Big Ae ee ¢ aac igs ; iM ages uart’s yspeps blet: e |and had been carefully traine oe and ! | > oeeniss a ‘throughout. ‘the ‘engi Zee Be Gareaae he. sei | Monarch Sale a Golng---Propr le- :| «Priced, per box all the way ft -15¢ to $5.00 : Nurs les," “Robinson Crusoe,” and breadth of the land as the one | “Please sing to us. I know that you Special Monday—All our 19c and asc Fancy Box Sta Fa ales” and many others; regular Gave tt ath are, Shale a> Oo Sng Greville ottes epee ' tors Losing All Their Profits, But: | tionery, at, @ DOK. .oeese cee: woeree + bed, eenedee 15c t ; on sale Monday at, each...... é 40s 208 They Don’t Care---Great Crowds Every Day at 1317-1319 First Ave. McCarthy Dry Goods Co. 0999-2-0-9606-6002-26-8 : digestive fluids of the stomach do At last the evening « e to an Youths’ $9.00 all wool tweeds ee I] Rh ‘ Second Avenue and Madison Street ty the same elements and possess | not, I can assure you, before I was $4.95 Oc muspenders 17¢ oS the same properties. They re ready for it. Another hour, I be Youths’ # neckwear for § the weak and worn out stomach of | tic would have killed me. onnnne neckwear for iT. a6 6 60 ' $1 ' 04-5 OS 9S-9959290-96-0900-6655-96-5560090090008 1 kwoar for a6 6c underwear for 336. 1 fits burden of 4 ion and permit! I felt as if I were being stified ft without let or hindrance to re ae if . ould not bre $ and grow sound and well. The vw le th fancy imported cass! many patterns to 60 underwear for 64 60 underwear for Stomach will get well quick enow nare . from, ages 16 to 20, worth Men's 75c shirts for 340 * . is own nateral war if % fe fet | after W 3 to $8.00, $3.20 Men's 600 strong overnils, $90, 4 DON'T FORGET THE TIN SALE alone. That what Stuart's Dys 1 re b i r lowing prices are only! Ladies’ dongola shoes, $1.16 ; AT pepsia Tablets do. They not only | a nything x : the way goods are be-| | Ladien $2.50 vicl kid shoes, ta ne bemselves 2 make ne I replied b F . 6 . are Sane emedrey Set mai ee sree! However, thet | 4 ening | | SATE Be ea Red Front Furniture Go. FANULE IS 2 Ww a nn | need mot worry. yo | cheviots, blue and | $2 oe SECON on anny ms 7 f ‘rr “Can 1a hing to hel 12 worth $40 to $36, i800 extension sole $08 SECOND AVE. SOUTH aves ‘ou ean satisfy yourself of the hath eh ae, : 13 r | truth of this statement by putting t unless you are willing to) @ Men's all wool cashmere, tm 00 calf shoes, $1.16, Cause no tnconventence if you 8 food you would to a glass w my brains out returned. |% ported custom made, round and 50 dress shoes, $1.3 = sa have a GAS HE. 3 paren eee eee ee Tor cay, old 3 st it} % pore Cute worth’ $22 to $i6,| Misses’ $1.75 school shoes, 90. 4 7 PAGE BONNEY-WATOON CO. have a GAS HEATER or two Se Tee aad ORS very tadly tonight ® i760, Children's $1.00 ahoes, 46 in-y . Fire in an Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets, The | . : 5 “ ones alli aeaw Children’s $1.50 shoes, 89c instant and heat to Just the ® nough an Men's all i de “ ‘d. process of digestion will be taken re { tots, tweeds, desirable patterns,| Men's $1.59 worsteds pante, dc, legree you need. up and carried out just as the gra 2 Agll P worth $9.00, $4.46. | $2.00 cassimere pants, 960 tric juice and other digestive fluids . Men's imported worsteds, win- | $2.60 all wool pants, $1.88 A Gas Heater | would do it ir action is natural tse et . vle, single and double, worth | $8.50 all wool pants, $1.67 6.00 and $6.0 »| pants, and ne diteonse tn $.00 and $6.00 all wool pants, uring the next month we were 3 : Complete for $2 |, | or yee fines’ pe . 89 iim | 5.06 all the styles, shapes end & TheThompsen Co eS “i05 Union ot. do their work, #0 mild | their own home and in the huntt | Children’s $3.50 all wool 2-piece | colors, from $1.30 to $2.26 i 4 OR NINETEEN YEARS 1 is the operation. | eid, and for my part the more © suits, now going for $1.25 Men's and boys’ overcoats are 4 haromadethecarvatbiod plagn peat pepsi Table . | ; ered | 2. Children’s $5.00 and $7.00 suite, | simply cut aquarely in two and 4 224 Pike Street. Rheed Palen tt Tee at Che akan (een suas toe more XS detested |S 5 Norfolk, knee pante, ali | will be wold at halt price. There Cgc Rees duciag e i in O. 3 | permitted to see a goo: ta, worth from $2.60 to e a stomach when | family at Burndean hall, both — tr 0c a box myself on w t of the work I had| @ 2 Piece, om ones 1 ool, with or without, ator col- | wil! be no disappointments tn this John 3121, L 2676 nebinpaneneere, aie ‘ nm to do, jar 6. na vere is no limit to qu La “That a cion being Rept|@ — Children’s 3-plece suits, worth | tity and no reservations, One ae a DIES MISFIT PARLORS | upon me by the n's two maples} ® $7.50, in woretedn and fancy chev- | thing we want to Impress upon - be ot TD oTnEne IMITATE. B Harrison Street, Upstairs t doubt th ® {oie—n great Bargain—now going | you—be sure to find the Monarch 4| ~ ont We have successfully fitted over 18~ jthere could be 0 joub' now, é ;, J . aeit vi have successfully fitted over 1B. 1 where they were located I could not| 4 for $3.4 Bhoe and Clothing Store, 1817 MANICURING ‘ ith glasses Soot nae Calidven's Miett ond That} 76c knee pants for 39 cents | 1319 First avenue, half block BUTLER 5 Da aarti Mightiy ured Garments. You (for the of me dincover, at oie. Be i A MB oo) ag Oc srEas x Ranney co. antes, cy 4 dress well for » small amount of | they reported on my movements to 7 | BAR mean "coo hoo | ee Ee OL OP ea gee Money by consulting us. their Mendis master J could readily! 9o99.9996406604664064406400OO0O19 1000-602 000000004 | SHOP eHREweauRy’ - ond Ave, New York block, ‘Queen Anne cars, Phone, Main 6332 lieve ——————— ; eo " pos - ” — weetes