The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 15, 1905, Page 2

Manufacturers’ Sample Sa o| or | Liar ekorrwmenes Wen Piret A t z AMUSEMENTS Seattie™”' ae 1. P HOWE Manager Bute A \ nt dow THE FERRIS COMPANY Yor"? . . : Theima ~~ i : ‘ “ A it 7 . ’ . ns 7 A REA Yr \ REA - - m t I ‘ * e Jira Avenue jon of clevern : Ragged | Russell & Drew, Managera ' will not be tw i. " “- | Tonight and All This Week n t r N na Ne aie A parently A } kod up and said THAT LITTLE SWEDE ad ‘ P Tew ory a Compe . : f ountin’, I a ® ay y That F . “ t tin t ght wax @ . How” if “ase eaaee a a « ‘ " weike ' ® 7 A MATERIALIZING RING SCENE ' A f te in Aft . ‘ ( at in the! south we t t A e GRAND ori: se : HOUSE + ' ered a figh while | was a ion JOUN « 1 th t 5 . t £ wa . man ¥ , ‘4 t w how b wa ling just before Tonight and Thursday i > aileiah J oan) Verano bal ‘ ‘ a mighty frisky M atah | SPECIAL MUSICAL EVENT ‘ eos <a age soll pr The Fines Largest 1 Peg i “ or * also on Well, al u have got to i CREATORE, vise him mx the}to fight « K and stay Ms Fresh From Eastern Triumphs. < nes t he w in't listen. |} rounds, y now 1 sald ¢ m.| a ve ogft b i He has had t ay malty, And then i doubting hin ability, | Next ttraction—“The Fart of| lots of them) can do nothin that } Pawtuc NELSON THE AUDITORIUM HALL ; 1. dth Ave ) Pine st attling Nelson's Roller Skating EVERY MONDAY. TUESDAY.) HURSDAY AND FRIDAY AFT.) IRNOON AND EVENING. | Gentiemen, General Admission, 1 Ladies, free iz Hours for Skating— | Afternoon—t to 5; evening—8 to 11. | “young Corbett,” fe will Also Social Dance nembered, took up boxing to im Bevery Wednesday and Saturday Sits health: catteee thems to be night. Gentlemen, S0c; ladies free. h The best oi order will prevail at ali times. fel Greenbaum's Cloak and’ er or later. Suit House Yoday Jimmy Britt stands as si ILLUSTRATED BILLIARDS. | »ppenent for Bal 4“. for the n that he knows how to fight! Britt goes after a decision LS 2448. > se ant |and is not drawn into a trap. He avoids those close quarters tactica| which have, up to the present, THE PIANI 0 spelled defeat for every one of Nel-/ son's opponents. Is the latest addition to our tine of} Nelson has as little fear of Britt électric pianos, and from present in- | ® Jeffries has of any pf the pres dteations bids fair to head the 1 ent day heavyweights. And I do not a2a money-maker for the purchaser.| believe that Britt would try to No one is more fond of muste than | Knock out Nelson, or figure upon it the American people. Thea why not | But you can depend upon it that Sive it to them? Music is elevating | James Edward will have the beat and refined, and will be found in| of the argument when It comes to fed w heavy face od ar on him I } 1 while his see-| onds worked t d wonderfal ngth and wonder fad cael Oner ia te blessed with a great | Wr =< own from his corner Corbett, I think natural ability rother a-comin’ now m keeps at his man, and the who tries to come back will if taking the count soon From the maker to the wearer. 1410 SECOND AVE. some shape or form in all the bet-| totaling the number of blows land 1 tet class of saloons, cafes, hotels and | ed when the limit is renched } halls. Had “Young Corbett’ possessed Tl Here is an opportunity to give] the vitality that Nelson had in their your patrons the best plano music, | last fight he would have gone the and at the same time create an in-| 20 rounds, and judging from the come for you number of blows he landed in the The pianos will pay from 50 to 200} first stage of the battle would per cent on the Investment. The in-| probably have been given the dect strument comes in handsome oak | sic: and and mahogany, with nickel-in- F slot attachment. Price $500, includ-| country now await the fight be ing one roll of music, containing six|!tween Nelson and Britt, which is pieces and direct motor, or $550 | hoped will be petted off in April with alternating current motor We also carry the “Autoclectra”|A SERMON O} YELLOW and the “Reliable Self-Piaying’ SHOUTERS. } Electric Pianos, ranging in price right pecialy those of the! from $550 to $750. Quite a number | ,.4/eh Biss y Pony set “ petranncce of these now in use and giving the ers with being “yellow” or é beat of satisfaction. lacking gamenesa. The night of the] Ln ANOTHER CARLOAD [crceecesctetee's| ween “att | ‘ || Strike the cue ball low and on the Of Hobart M. Cable and Pease Pi-| mer lacked courage. Ar m fact | right side, the red ball half full, and | {istic followers all over the anos, making our line luding | ever since I knew what a prize fight | ene shot will be made by one Chickering, Kimball and D. 8. John-|was | have heard men say that a/ ion” pay moderately hard ston Co. Pianos complete. certain pugilist “showed yellow |to bring the balls together rics | man whe has been ee D.S. JOHNSTON CO ands what thts mean | FORMING LEAGUE SEATTLE’S LEAD. | 1 remember an incident that ING PIANO HOUSE urred in the early of my ring COND AVENUE. |career which illustrates the poln ‘s sepieasitt:. Miarelt. 38,~9hin tees | Burke Building, question | baseball magnates—McCloskey, Lu os la ecprageoncapg the ite leas, Haywood of Victor 1 Mit with a white boy who was as game ver cna ae ite me be eee as any man that ever wore a fight ng shoe. In t cond round the| negro landed accidentally on the white man’s heart and immediately The Hu. peel - began to weaken of a baseb $2.50 Shoe for sale at ting this Everett shortly who was work ® person take anvans in| what sup 1 upon. Mc r three cities Cut Out on This Line ) WATCH CONTEST money ready and are an: ca for the league to be formed WILL BE A HOT ONE games, Seattle has proved herself to be a strong aggregation, and it is T| expected will give the Canadians a 3 | bard rub for their money, The Vic © |toria team is reputed to be a “hard | nut to crack.” perienced players and the team has | established a fine record in British Columt oO For the G. Beninghausen Celebrated Railroad Watch & ©], An assoctation football game is c |to be played at Madison park on =|March 26 between the Seattle and oly § | Victoria teams, arrangements for Vote for ar fav : | which are being made now. Among | Vote for your favorite employe of the Se- —J/the sound teame during recent attle Electric Co. by depositing coupons in = a ballot box at our store, 713-715 First avenue, next door to MacDougall & Southwick 1 vote for Mr. March 15. | WiLL Mave THRE Sonam EAYIATION z d : c nm + [ VERY MEMBER OF THE FAMILY @ men are all ex-| esq THE SEATTLE STAR -WEDNE s SDAY MARCE 15, 1905 | The Encyclopaedia, Britannica | ues as I G 1 . f THE & A BRL Mr. Picke f Bea M ' : : Nt a le ¥. MC, A. and Mr. I r, of ' ! 4 ] Py 2 h, and | Kakakas! and Sujihara 1 th noing t Tie wifi is i THE YOUNG MENAND A Calisthen! nd | Grell by 300 men, “manuf es { ee yay, Kua q | oun » y ne (Hee shell | The New Wrappers at cetiessoucte! — Alteration Sale Prices J said w+ a oa the Ww mg oneal Ladies Percale im ff MG is | \ 1 m having three ara con flounce on ekirt Last year was my firet price THe le racing but vent big season in the automot me. I had driven cars th Ladies Talior » Wrappers lepart thin year in wrapper red 1. 8 t in the aking, yok gray patterns to ex} finished in neat alteration sale a Rood me much $1.45 int of myself all seasor, not only Mnings on the road, but on the track as than usually pat in = wrappers; extra full wide flounce on skirt Come in pretty blue, red, grays the sppeara and black and ot ms »4 white dren pretty value stitehed and PRICE SOON TO ADVANCE! tion sale tucked down a ennai front of yoke, poe ey ' trimmed with pearl buttons, $2.50 value teration sale price _ $1.98 | mane — : ; i $ rement advans d rr. ot owt the IN- ; 2a anaes S before you | Siw 31 MASSIVE VOLUMES. his 5 and send tt Al WEIGHT OVER 200 LBS. ' The Alteration Sale of | The Abevation White y | “tt without a peer im the : Ladies’ Murlin Drawers, with 4 | BOOKCASE FREE. } » army of enepelopess ' inch wide extra foll cambrie Off | A limited number of bookcases | ABBOTT, D. D. (fle, trimmed with cluster of | will be given free of charge to | eedin Beitenntes : rw r am with ¢ 4 | Star readers who respond | its tribe.”"—PROF, ; aix rows of pretty ka and promptly. The Coupon below | NG. hematitched, 45¢ value; altera- | ie rea es will be known es the Beok- | ther books were ée- CHARLES RUBERL | — tion sale price 2060 case Coupon, and should be | atroyed. the Bible earepted’ te | Swimming on the back 25] 9) Ladies Mustin Short Skirts, with mailed at once. | world would lose but lttle tnfore ards «straightaway, :16 76 mation RGRON. yards, two turne, 572-6; 100 yarda, three turns, 1:10 1-5, 126 yards, four turns, 1:43 4-6; 160 yards, five turns, | wis eu tones see" Umbrella Values gored yoke: a 40 bargain; al BHO | Go. het Cut out and mail this Coupon offer to Star Readers. teration sale price today for particulars of our great Laties’ Mustin Gown titched ruffle on neck Ladies’ Umbrellas, now. . 390 $1.00 Ladies’ Umbrellas, now T30 3:06 4-6. | A $2.50 Ladies’ Umbrellas, now... j ——j| «81 Volumes in All ' = 18 cuffs, cluster tucking on yoke : 91.86 3-15-06 power a S. A. C. BASEBALL The valve, alteration sale prt = | THE AMERICAN NEWSPAPER | © VOlunies Ninth Pétion b A G Sc Men's Umbrellas, now. ..49e | SOCIATION. 5 Volumes American \f Ladies” Muslin Corset Covers, | | ase o a perican Addl. ssvenemens me. seeded th with rows of valenciennes to 1.35 Men's Automatic Umbrellas, | Parrott Butlding. San Francisco, Cal rangements will be made at the custion down fee trienmed leare send me, free of charge, 1 Volume Guide to ae reg rng then ge! hey her Mt around neck with valenciennes | "°™ ++o88e | sample pages and full particulars of iectie Sabai rs ee ee ee lace, pearl buttons; regular 3% 2.25 Men's Silk Umbrellas, now | your Encyclopaedia offer (Bookcase Wihet Weae value; alteration sale price 250 $1. Coupon) ALTERATION SALE OFFERS THE BEST tion during the coming | | | $1 Seource this entire et | of the | | | al fane will be «iad WRNNO s.ccsecce Bescscereee eoveeeee witness « team from the club on the dtamend | Street. ..6.-ceeeee ee weeeeee thie year, after its long poried of re- OF ALL SHOE VALUES NEW 20TH CENTURY tirement from the game. Many well A POSITIVE SAVING ON ALL YOUR SHOR WANTS. TOWN «+ sseerereereeeceescecs EDITION, known players of this city wil} State tend the meeting, and there t= some = aes You can pay the balance Gueuibent. geuatetr nabedies een | SEATTLE STAR BUREAU. at the rate of only lc a the club members. The meeting wii J day for a. short thus, be called to order at 6 Jowk. WATERBURY 18 THE BOSS RACQUET PLAYER | Beginning Saturday morning. March 4th, in order to clear out stock before starting extensive alterations, we offer choice for one week of over Stoves and Ranges at less than half price. The Red Front WE HANDLE THE BEST LINE OF LAWN MOWERS IN THE CITY Prices range from $2. POISON & the mouth, ulcer, falling baie tome | im, catarrh, and don't know ft OCR. PO LGN, Bend h street, Phil § BLOOD ERNST BROS. Both Phones 1158. 606 PIKE STREET Visit the Fashion The 20th Century Store 537 Queen Anne Ave. Seattle. is Specialist in Diseases of Men and Women ‘weerenere You can always do better here. Cash or Credit Spring Millinery Now Ready. We can save you from 26 to 50 per cent on the dollar if you buy your Hats from ua One dollar per week will buy any Mat in our sto: - 11. B. PARKER Pianost:Rent Rent Allowed on Purchase Pric KOHLER & CHASE, 1305 2d Ave. (Established 1860.) Largest Music House on the Const The “permanent, anil — Pe} Lp vanishes overs CONTRACTED DISEASES OQURED INA Consultation tree oR SEvERANoE Lawrence Waterbury, ue _ most | — - - brilliant of American polo players N b kLiq Cc a a aan © pmeeane Sols Seem ew YorkLiquorCo or England ever saw, has won the - " For Best Wines and Liquors | ~ racquet championship of the United Trea | 4 | 2217 FIRST AVE. nd Liquors | Legal Notices. ror TE States. He met and defeated all com & FREE DELIVERY | PRAIOR gC Te ar ers at the tournament of the Tennis ( | ; QUARREL Phones—Main 2872; Ind. 1325. wae Bese: a and Racket club champlonship fn > — Piaintif?, aga New York recently, playing. bril ° : y your wife when she asks ra, Defendant Sam Nantly at all times. Waterbury ts i buy a GAS RANGE and y summoned. to the leader in the New York and = ok. She knows I, that Gas is better and cheaper than coal or wood. Gas in the home saves one. I tain of George team, conced this country kewood sporting set and is cap- ould's famous polo to be the best in it077s072 FINES Ae hiGuens a SOUTH. nk 1751. In 104 FIRST AV Phon Sunset, Pi : half in time, labor and expense. dependent, 1751. Free Delivery > —— Z IU's money in your pocket to use “ Li co E ” j Gas. Call at our office or drop ; y PN us a card and we will show you Visit California some time Now why. ie the best time, Why travel by =! water when time ts shorter? ° he object adore entitled tlon fe. to obtalr ‘or the wiainttt a The Southern Pacific company op- a m. to 6p L . te Rivorce from the erates two dally trains by pletur- eattle i hti Sundays, §:30 a.m. to 12m. se ee tet rentteation, hasta route. © Tickets, rewer oO. 614 FIRST AVE. SEATTLE the 3008. eae vations and descriptive literature at P.-1. Building, Fourth and Union Second floor Howard Building, Hi| SHEPARD & Fuantke inion et office, 608 First ave- Phones—Sunset, Kx. 27; Ind., 75 opposite Penn Mutual Life Rutlding <3 Seattle, King County nue. Ellis, Butidin ent. oe . n. Agen’ Washington