The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 26, 1905, Page 3

t , re m THE SEATTLE STAR—SATURDAY, AUG a6, 1905 a ; v4 n immense sign over the entrance Sa t looked up and read ‘the! Barry “a | | me Honestly, 1 came as near p fainting as T ever ..d in my life Fir i | j “ ‘ ; sven featuring tom, 1 baa dreamed ‘LLHolmes u itureCo- ~ Joven featuring me, | had dreamed | i mM of that sign for years, and there it San with he vasetek at tht cies a) U01-1103-1105 SECOND AVE. . just ‘Kthel Barry * r It's often anid, “the best is cheay yet it does not follow that . | Klaw & Erlangers production of 4 REALLY GOOD FURNITURE need be expensive “I RHR RAAR RARE American womanhood today. | Saty i np. | the play “A Prince of India,” by a Notice the prices quoted on this page. Remember, every piece is * ; od sllowe ‘ r 1. C. Clark, founded on the late Ger JUST AS WE ADVERTIGE IT, and the price in the store JUST AS - Us 3 au nv 1 ‘ ) , eral Lew Wallace tory of th LOW as on paper here a i * an COMIN wi EF seh : yen ag wd ally | Mr. Taylor's war play, “The W title, will be presented random ctions—merely suggestions of an enormous on G K F heir own will and | ‘Tigress of Japan urette Tay-|Now At ah Sg oye a ts n Lackaye and mer tah ; Mncserl Pita ork, in January next, This play ° ® nist by age ey tle r way! the company, will be seen again |» be , ‘ vl ® company in “The } t . o una will probably be, with the ex % Seattle—All week, the Brig ® t the material fp | tion of “Ren Hur,” the greatest 4 * adier Burlesque company own at om. Laurel matic effort ever staged in thi *® “The Brigad , e ament, com country, as the company tx mak- | *% Third Avenue—Dark h admiration the ing moat elaborate preparations | *% Star—New vaudeville b man of action, wh ni The period, story and locale of * mings in the world of cul woones of the y furnish a mag-| 50 BRERE RES EE RENEE The younger sisier, Page, in nific opportunity for unusually ° speak, the third ad laborate musical background, ¢ Superb charact drawing is o of Laura, @ nice boy, full of | which the company will take every aad Of the distinct attributes of Chan- > aspirat which vanish the mo- | advantage Simmel he nt Pollock's dramatization of} me he tle of the} Pres Poll feo bono mele a the bat f tho} THIS DRESSER Golden oak, has } SANITARY COUCH has steel frar at F nupported THIS CHIFFONIER ank Norris MOUS NOV exchange » undertakes to ed Ox24-inch beveled French plate roms bar aprir Make - oF oC . if h fr Pit,” in which Wilton Lackaye ts! yeate h the result te irre Benss than Bevela ogg on cross bar spring. Ma ‘ Mt lage for. to appear at the Grand on Friday sly h us with the porten 50 We carry , and Saturday and Saturday mat-/tious gravity of their talk inve of next week, Laura De n who marries Jadwin, the speculator,| Manager mwell, of the Briga and her younger sister, Page, are|dier Burlesque company, which | r types of|to hold ly fami 1 two strik at the Seattle noon and all theater Sunday THE LUMBER manufacturers of | the Paeific coast are holding thetr ee Gz Crampe) (be ¥ DavIE | | | southern girl, and is an excelle aid to M Edmund Hayes, the lead A DELEGATION OF FARMER tng of t Brigadiers from the middie west visiting known w Guy In ! towns of the state GREAT dition to be a clever actre has a fine ano volee. Th WALLA WALLA CITIZENS ar pany s year to b to te ey nd we, which tm or than ever, with every m bee posed for the purpose of THIS DAVENPORT has heavy oak EXTENSION TABLE an artist, and Manager Cromw } raising money to build a new city ‘ yur tely figured oak, has turned f FOLDING BED « » omk says Seattle pe }h a improvements ae ¥y handsome piece Highly polls sare top; 6 E 1 haw 1 front and legs over thems 3 | t foot extension. O i $ attle theater ny is} ices | FIRE DESTROYED a Centratial - . - eS - - here. ADELE PALMER | shingle mill Frida SALE 1 AO FA a, Edy Hayes. he sta in the n 1 , GEORGE W. PRATT 7, a Yak haope eee won He sack Sent’ weeks eat “Pubic Ro-|" pioneer, sled. Fria We Have Exclusive Seattle appear at the Seattle next w ffries are bosom mani” opens there the wee oe THE WHEAT YIELD all over Ot the Ve as much alike as two peas | Bing September 4 H at nty averages over - Sale Celebrated” When toge . € often been tab eral times rassment MONDAY 40¢ Coffee, Me, 3 Ibs S100 Coffee, 32 ‘offer has Dieriex brothers, German acrobats. | wii ttled out of ec The balance of the bili will b 4 ie ot Kiel Suh enisuae vebiiat And AIR BLA in burlesque minstrelsy; Or vatio b urveyed by a part @ Garnet, in a comedy sketch i hare Miles, of Seatt 4 Jennings, the ma with t ar — and Thomas W. Ray, of Portland be displayed or floc with an illustrated song WANT JAPS ’ Beptember Int. | WAIT ¥ THEM ake and bean bre w comedy, “Weather Beaten nm,” and the critics agree that ured an even greater per TEA & COFFEE CO. #21 SECOND AVENUE. wens CHAIR—Of highly oak, has nicely Near Madison Street, : evernible cushions 1 triumph than that which he BUFFALO, N. ¥., Aug. 26.--At the rin a oe m « nega Buyer » vention ¢ th eful very be at the he enterday . tmnit justrr found this an| Japanese laborer the. Danes | Seeing Is ven cons than “Mrs, | Sta om the _ «that Ch e Cabbage P now ‘ wan passed wan duced by > ; Bellies” and Ma . eat ' ta JANE OAKES, With Wilton Lackaye at the Grand cases of mistaken identity. Hay tells the story of an incident which We are especial’y anxious to have’ happened in San Francisco just af everyone interested in the purchose, er Jeffries’ last ft with © Fitz of a Piano or Organ to investigate| simmons. Jeffries was sch 4) Hart ¢ ‘ h | to appear on ¢ stage after the|on “The Whole Damm Fax LEATHERETTE COUCH, derply tufted with patent fasteners HANDSOME COUCH has he , ton a very strong @ak frame. Full fringed. Price et. Is nicely covered with bh $15.00 eas of for themselves the truthful performance, and Hayes was to in our assertions .regarding the very! troduce him. but the latter | vemarkable values we are offering |appeared he was met with a din during our great Surplus Stock Cut |0f applause, and Hayes could not . explain satisfactoricy until Je t ‘ opportunity hes Price Sa'e. This opportun appeared at his side. Then the . greatly benefited scores of purc audience caw thelr mistake, It ers who had taken a little time to| happened that both men were wea nee look into this matter and take ad-| ing serge suits of the same pert style, and it was ut t ell vantage of the great offers. Stock fe going. Sale will close shortly Easy terms arranged when desired The Taylor company w His Life s last per enue th Tree ee eee ee eee ee _tteeeeeeeeeeeet one from the other HERR O ee WELSHMEN WILL | CELEBRATE Union Mattress $4.50 5O All Cotton Mattress 86.50 | Top Mattress H Iron Motders’ Picnic « Top Mattress ay. August 27. Boats . The Empress (better than the Ostermoor) . : $15 ove . eee Welsh people of fe Seattle's Leading Piano House ; ° ' ng to hold a ‘ |_ For fishing bait there is nothing| w Base ; 903 SECOND AVENUE. | better than preserved salmon eggs 4 cor pro t we . v ' 7 BURKE BUILDING We have t © per pound at T Welsh 2d Ave oe Piper & T MRS, WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP Ran pecs cent Oy B 1 SADIE REYNOLDS, | ft'ssothes the cbtid, od ERNST BROS. inc 506-505 PIKE ST. lard Liliputian Opera| sit pata, curse wind : | Femady tor dinerhann. who wil con (0) “TWENTY-FIVE CENTS A ROTTLE. | Yum Yum Supporte ngs i eines , mares "rue Chaper a rwsnernoensror, | WeGuarantee Every Spring si ia te| 2 "Tocenates and Mattress That Grane: Lf ie nd Rhos Wetlea he | hentai Doel We Sell Suen Soe Are You Building? J ge". i a a August 1 It ts Old Homestead’ and ‘Way we desire a little heart-to-heart talk If it is a home for yourself you'll naturally wish it to be fast as nice as possible. y othe an who has ma eikties dees ! But Hall Was Angry When [ut anew al = | Alex Refused to Boost the Price " Jewele ts full price 1850 polish - tufted Seat en and strong. ent neh fire d lower door. 5 the greatest r age, the nd spent a mil- n, the ex-champion heavyweight At the same time you don't wish to be “held up” in the Bast,’ is bound to go on forever behir 2 ’ it purchase of the many fittings and the build supplies you The play ¢ with southern life 704 Firat Avenue ate Saat per and | PUsilist of the world, thé—the will have to use. |“before the war. | eg at he said in private But ex; on failed John L's Right here we come gladly to your assistance. We have | ieee aaade tim aa Pompeli{ manager and he drifted Into what EVERYTHINw for the builder's use in the way of hardware “[ shall never forget,” said Ethel | THE BEST WAY . ; hon tne{ found like the explosion of a tox *unded like @ choleric soda foun- We only ask a trial order of you, feeling confident of your fu Barrys to a friend the other |Ml +r, Se John Le play to ten-cent admis- {price during nex k when the] attoon tar ture patronage. If you can't call, telephone us, and we will day, “the first time ni Well, I guens not mighty Sullivan will be the head Do you mean to have the amal-| What Hall wanted to say was that send an expert in this line whose service is free to you that I was a sta 1 poke Frank Hall to Alex | liner theate 1 nerve, Mr. Pantages,"| this v sike firat tiradin the Ries ‘ “ the theater The Maker Dental Co. § panto: Friday afte During his present trip, which has 1th te-haired keeper of | t iilivan’s long and varled BOTH PHONES 1158 ‘first appearance FIRST AND YESLER h med ¢ it. wa included many ¢ t hot Su pion’s. privy puree, “to that he ever played to a tefi- and as I apy r cr ‘ t the livan has always insisted that the! sist th John 1 van, wint audience —