The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 23, 1905, Page 2

el Se a ere vit t 2 THE \SBATTLE AR—MONDAY, JAN. 23, 1905 situa lin ht in the heavyweight cla — pagrena take ‘vince February ¢. Theatre OWLING [sinew tearing college the. bag fet | GRAND srite DIED OF oot: ae _ 6 els tare peas sg Keng INSU RIES |e iets THRLE TEAMS FIGHT) ete os ‘ LEWIS. MORRISON. won Garin * — etn ieee See Saws an a 7 Si Tihird Avenue wan taken to the railway hospital | aise oe tba bowling. al-|,, The Pittsburg boy who te laid w atoms a . | le la iB the teama have pout on at x" a's lot of grea a PO AT ‘n Py: N A w K ‘ aynt ret . oa rly han a rane es WILL FIGHT IN AND : sere pees a ae | BALLARD SHERRY Their Sole Aim To Serve The Cause of $1.50 Per Gal. N Next Week—“Over Niagara Falls.” Aleazar t|weight and height ands should "ihe High clase Wines and um Phones—Suneet, Main 3865; Ind. 94 “ no ring Humanity : is ta ‘Seas vw of the C s weight bh © e4 o Murphy Wine 4 ; as — (on football eam and & Liquor Co. people whe have bee y ther ERE CALEDONIAN was whl ‘To ee hs i Dealing. Palthtul and uous Bervicn, Kens eo of Seattle Will Colobrate Kite JUNIORS ARE : - : er aoe fie ‘the 8 _ CHAMPIONS Weal ni Sone tor the rentment 9 Crane, Sera urns at nce ec ton ANNIVERSARY : fecaem te t ant teachingn _ p< ty ~ ote | 4 ‘and ha ¥ ah, Guarantes a Perfect and Permanent Cure GRAND CONCERT AND BALL start to fin We issue « ee of a ‘ ortaian Music by Wagner's Band : f half b money ref 1 3 ant 1 thir B we do not y earn, an Many Pumous Singers Wil » was a 1 a t da y the Concert " k a brace a r " Regine at 8 ' . a e fre TICKETS, Following is the lis Write if Living at a Distance Home Treatment Pertest “WE CARRY THE LARGest G Capt... .Center Kingston, Capt DR. MILNE, D. , * un AND BEST STOCK OF FURS IN Shaha ererand ales Now Managing Director f t A 6 THE CITY. tel n . me Biggie San Oe SEE OUR PRICES ON FURS. -_ rat a a - cb de tale oe ey ote Pattedelpale wen Ss i. #00 garanten ft State Medical institute nt: © BERG 8. A.C. ANNUAL | Willian Goa Money » ecient’ at ete bay! GOLD CROWN #20: 1425 First Ave -. . mae Le TECOND a eanUe. it) a : : Incorporated. Ind. 2648 m The annual meeting of the Seattle We are overstocked ‘ with Ladies’ Small held in the LOUIS, Jan. 22.—Bainty Rog ' : Largest Medicel Institute in the West. Watches and’ unt th le, Ky. got New York LiquorCo . will make a reduction of 1 ye te Fe ew York Li ee Ogi a mae ag 202 SECOND AVE. SOUTH. SEATTLE, WASH, from $5 to $10 on each wales al Sent tn tne ( 2 Athletic ‘club For Best Wines and Liquors OHIO PAINLESS DENTISTS | "Ollics noc ica: to3 p.m. M colave, 0 8 te HOUGHTON & HUNTER : ast night. after the latter had JON GANS. | 2017 FIRST AVE. NORTH. . {fice Hours—$ a. m. F atr his wt ad fallen YELAY | 8:30 t : 704 First Avenue ii through t ‘ Lightweight Champion Phones—Maln 2872; Ind. 1326 307% Pike at, fonda Third Ave The Great WHITE SALE Opened Today Thousands Take Advantage of the Bargain Feast It is not s baphasard collection of “cheap” things, but a carefully planned trade event that means the saving of hundreds of dollars for Seattle women. And that's the only excuse for buying and selling out of season. We August when the factories can afford to work at cost in order to keep their organization t ther. The ' ments are, many of them, copies of dainty French lingerie that cost many times the price you pay for the d —in the dainty-like character of the underclothes presented. It {s @ significant fact are no “t at the baits On the her hand, the more y buy the more you save, Everything white is included in this moveme: The papers will tell each day the story as it unfolds within the store. ortain it ts that this is going to be the moat successful sale The Annex has ever held, The vatues justify us in making that prophecy placed huge orders to be ates. In this respect no other sto theets, pillow cases, spreads, baby ¢ up an mate he Annex thes and men's goods i Shi rt Skirts ) AT 98e—Skirt of fine mustta with Go’ AT $1.25-—Gowns of fine muslin, , AT 25e—Chemise of plain mus- , Dr | AT $2.49—Drawers of fine nain- ; AT.350e—Corset Covers of fins 0 | 18-inch flounce of fine lawn, stx wns with rows of Ince Inserting at | lin, gathered at the neck, lawn ‘awers | sook, with double ruffle, one of | muslin, with deep lace edge ial) ¢ Wve be ¢ » embrotd- } ° Th the shoulders and yole lace ruffie, hemuitched at the top. | " j embroidery and one of ©, at AT 5Qe—Short White Skirt, of | tucks abov feep emb AT @8e—Gown of fine mustin, | AT 190—Drawers of good musitn, | arm holes, and three rows of! good musi ery edging. yoke of deep openwork embroid eiges on ruffied cuffs, satin | “ ‘ a the bottom, draw string and bow | orp emer ae by tone Skirt ery sndtnng and satin ribbon ribbon string in the V-shaped | AT 75e—Chemise of fine musitn, deep bom, threo tuctes | in rubbon through a row | lace inserting across the from edged with three tucks and deep | AT O8e—Skirts of fine musila, a Weteeed tn some front with beading and lace edging at | AT 25e—Drawers of fine muslin. fing which is pleated. hom. | with 18-inch Mounce of lawn. Ly t. cuffs finished to match. F | the top, twu etrings of satin rib- with lawn ruffie, edged with | | AT 8Ge—Short White Skirt, 4 | and group of tucks above a deep | AT 49e—Gown of good muslin. | 1» 9195 Gowns of fine cam bon three rows of tucks and deep | | AT 49c—Corset Covers of fine inch ruffle, with three rows of embroidery ruffle. ae, Ek Se oun brie, round yoke of lace insert- | | lace edging | Corset Covers | Sik tote three seve hemstitched tucks. AT $1.75—Skirt of fine mustin, ib ing and emproidery inserting, | AT 8e—Chemise of fine muslin. | ar g50 Drawers of fine muslia, | with lace, three rows laa AT 98e—Short Skirt of fine mus- with @ knee deep flounce com- eons se edged with lace, two strings of | top of fine embroidery, 3 eatin |" Wii amnric ruffle lace a : raj, | tae insertion across the frst lin, lawn ruffle, 6 inches deep, posed of 4 rows of 1\4-inch lace r sett ‘is ies eatin ribbor strings in the beading, bottom pe var Be for plain Corset Covers, plain with rows of six pin tucks be “ 01 d » 0} o “ « mae tucked | " ow edged with sev Chany lace, four | taaerti a and as a By reve of | square cut yoke, the shoulders | AT §8.85—Gown of fine nain uck | AT 7Se—Drawers of fine iu bem, full front | tween each r rows of pin tucks. ; Beg and front tucked and hemstiteh- nm quare ut yoke eiged with | AT $1.25—Chemise of fine mus with deep ruffie of 2c for Corset Covers of fine mus- | AT T5e—Corset Cover of fine tag AT $1.50--Skirts of white mus- | {om is eye — ed, cuffa and neck edged with lace, over a fine beading and lin, group of pin tucks at the three rows of fine tucks and lin, deep lace and draw | cloth, with edge of embroidery, lin, with lawn flounce, almost oy 6 tow 4 edging, bow of satin ribbon at row of inarriung. row of pin top, row of embroidery and sat- | embroidery edge, set with Tea- string of satin, pear! buttons. row of inserting set with Tam knee deep, two rows of fine em- | AT $3.50- Skirt of fine muslin, the front tucks below, vertical, ptuk rib- in draw string, row of tucks eriffe wheels. | eriffe wheels, and handkerchidl) broidery, giving a double with 24-inch flounce of tucked | aT @fe—Gown of fine mustin bon at the neck, short elbow above, a deep hem at the bot- | AT 98e—Drawers of fine muslin, | AT 25e—Corset Cover of fine ruffle to match below, satin te flounce, one above the other. | lawn and lace inserting in me- yoke and cireular ruffle all sleevea. tom | with deep ruffle, finished with muslin, with deep beading at the in front. AT 75e—Skirts of white mustin dailion patterns, the bottom und the shoulders, with lace | pin tucks, nwork inserting neck, and string of satin rib- | with 18-inch flounce of lawn, edged with deep lace falling in serting an @ edging. front Chemise AT $1.75—Chemise of fino nain- | and edging to match | don, edged with Inserting, pleat- | AT $1,25—Corset Cover of ale deep hem, with three tucks points to the b mn shirred and ished with bead nook, the » of heavy white | AT §1.25-—Drawers of fine mus- i ed front. 1 sook, with the whole fronts above and four in the middie of | AT $1.26—Petticoat of fine white ing, satin ribbon and bow, ace | AT $2.96—Chemise of finest nain- lace Inserting, the string of sat- lin, with S-Inch ruffle at the 5 : 5 mass of lace ruffies and eset the flounce, can be readily or- muslin, with deep lawn ruffle, insertin at the sook, with top entirely of fia in, half con ed in the nain- | bottom. posed of groups of | AT 15e—Corset Covers of fine ing, double ruffle down te) namented if desired by the addi & mass of tucks and deep em- throat, no such gowns anywhere Cluny lace and bottom ta watdh, nook neck band, bow of ribbom | pin tucks and fine lace, in wheel | soft muslin, with raffle of mar- | front, tucks and lattice tae tion of lace or embroidery, broidery edging. at the price. four rows. at front and shoulders. destgns. | row oem at the neck, tion in the back. "ee 8 ee pear! buttor Embroideries That Should Unquestionably Pack the Embroidery Embroideries That Were All Bought at Unusual Price Conces- Aisle to seer with me a Purchasing Customers EM BROIDERIES sions From the Importers. All Handsome New Patterns Yc 3l- -2c Worth Upto 6 1- 4c EMBROIDERIFS tis month Choice lot of Fine Cambr the plain garments ready made and Na ly more striking new effects than have been seen for years. Every woman who glances at this page has fror r Se ee # ALL DEMAND IT, Jiundreds of women who do not think of doing their own sewing still delight to trim their own lngeries, buying 5c, Worth Upto 81- -3¢ hoosing thetr own embroideries on such occasions as this, Cholce lot of Swiss and Camibrit) and = Cambric a k Edges and Bead- ~borate new spring styl@ sh and crisp. sook Edgings numerous designs; snowy white and weil |} Same tisineee, Come Monday---The Misplay Will Be at It’s Best 8 I 3c Worth Up to 2 1-2¢ { 10c Yard, Worth Up to 15c 15c Yard, Worth Up to 25¢ | 19c, Worth Up to 25¢ A beautiful line of Cambric and i Eedgings, Insertions and ij Biegant line of Swiss, Nainsook and Cambric In Beading, Randa Headings, Edging ‘ rtions In fas, Naine ] mobri | ‘This lot includes finished edge Boadings In Readings and Bands Beadings. All dainty, new spring styles, 7 1 t ® a to Fdgings and Ir rth all chot new goods; a hundred tyles for hoice pieces In widths up to 12 inches. Blaborate te asian a. They'll rtions, in widths up to 15 inches. Numerous pretty choose among. hoostng. go fast, #0 Choose these earty, crisp, 25¢ Yard, Worth Up to a5c shenghl Sak Ging Gabeiy eigen) manlisee ous aun men eee | a per yard: edging ¢'and's\ inches wide, Ite te se" pet | 35c Yard, Worth Up to 5% Thth coftection represents a world at set y ber vara ya & § to 16 inches deep, 25 to 85 yard. A group of Fino Embrotderies, unexceled, Swiss and Nainsook Cet widths, pretty Bdgings, Flouncings. ne ings and insertions and | = === = =< == === = === wet Cover, plain and fancy Readings .Fdagings and Insertions, in widt® Bands—a rare ga 1g at this extra low sale price. up to 20 inche: hiiid pretty, dainty new s winning at first glano® , xéatnes danas torte wide, 25c per yard, and the flouncing § || Second Avenue ‘Second ewe 4 PETS gat py Syste lee wae chet % butter niches \ %5e and 89c per yard, | and ft fly ans; the edges heavy emb roid n dataty openwork pat ‘ae on letiicatiealiitdiaudl i | ‘ | | terr i rtions 1 and 1 hes ing 4 aches wile Fine Nainsook Sets, embroidered in the new wheat nowball |] University ol h and Councings ¢ to 8 inches wide; 65c to 8c per yard. @esigns; insertion 1 Inch wide, 29c yard, Edging 5 inches wide St i-— - —e ————_—_—— 8%¢ per yard, and the flouncing 12 and 13 inches 4 0 as Rae a reet Street | swt k « a Ent 8 inches wide? vert dee STONE, FISHER & LANE =" Sitey gots Soi = heavy dotted or to $1.98 per yar dain