The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 29, 1905, Page 8

ANNOUNCE (000: ruary 6 EXTENSION | DIRECTORS OF MILWAUKEE ROAD FORMALLY AUTHORIZE CONSTRUCTION OF PACIFIC COAST LINE—TO COST $50,000,000 PEW YORK, Nov. 2—The dl-jn » Increased, An issue of con-| won of lee Milwa y t is w Se Pwo! Ain spell any met} tion and fo Teo Rew 'y i |toweaed, amd ae . in eo exte He cost about | Umestedy be bad! Spor owe be! will bowie at bed { Hae r wilh | mare | esksmdeimnoiety. (he o ge ot tte © o- | taloon roe ast (lun te fis. “Phere stl! ee ee] “ ‘ ting Bea DE ster wormened and th ck wil’ th and Wallets ee STTHETHERTERS = =" intentad ew Mack The support is excellent, and th Anitrew Mack, the only rival of Chauncey Olcott in ar @haracter acting, made bow before Seattle Bight at the Grand Old Broadway th Feminded of the Mack t fight for favor in New York several years lesquers. It is not a production of ago, when each of the handsome) ™UCh merit | Matinee idols had his following of | doting maidens, and wre Matines-going element up Pitch. The fact that Chaunc ott was here this season, warbling through the pretty Irish melodies | ©" : &@nd rollicking through the Trish | Meart’ will « Capers of “A Romance of Athlone,” } Feealled the old Broadway contro-| By way of Thanksgiving spe Versy vividly to those wh saw | the Star theater will have Mack in the delicious cha Treland’s musical bard Tom | acts to Moore,” and heard him carolling in| Doyle, the sto his sweet tenor, the pretty Irish | attractions Songs written expressly for him. | <> | le Thure y . Bur ho Third Avenue theater will] a special Thanksgiving mati norrow afternoon anging I to Gre Around a few historical facts The-| gsNoW DELAYING TRAINS | Clark shot anc @dore Burt Sayre has built an en- | Clark in Hertaining little romance, in which} NEW WES Mack ts given a sptendid opportun- | ‘ ity for his graceful subtieties. The b pathos of the up-hill fight of Ire i Many people have been expecting that The Annex would be compelled to move out eventually and leave the field to the workmen. Nothing of the kind is going to happen. We shall get the basement ready first---and fill it with Toys for the little folk; and with China, Bric-a- Brac, Silverware and Cut Glass for grown folk. It’s going to be the best holiday store in town. Meanwhile we continue to reduce the stocks of seasonable merchandise. No more timely news could be printed than what follows. Furs--marked down--all manner of pretty neck pieces. Of marten, squirrel, coney, Isabella fox and minx. The $5.00 Scarfs for $3.95. The $8.50 Scarfs for $5.95. The $12.50 Scarfs for $9.00. Children’s Winter Coats, needed now if ever. Beautiful styles, smart- PRINCESS ALICE'S SPINE JURED ON TRAIN HARTFORD, Conn. ving matinee | ALagna CLUB MOVES . ob» today moved |. Oliver ekg ° cel company, died here trom its qua GAMBLER SHOT {INSTER, RB C.| hi William 0 tenced Feb r years in the 1 from unty, wae paroled by Gov on the superintend e Hw Montgall was IN i INDIANS HOLDING MEETING Hoth men Page 6, 0! fot | THE SEATTLE STAR—WEDNESDAY, NOV. 20, 3905. ¢ Jerome Scores litical Jadependenc@ dinner ap nigat to celebrate the tender and ben to position to pas# on o Johnson, of Cleveland. | TURERS combinations, have Crown Attorney Currie, neal PRESIDENT OF STEEL COM New| PANY DIES | PITTSRURG, Nov, 29.—After four lays’ iinens from ne ne | NOTHING DOING An attempted raid eos made by depart Capt. Ward of the poll | ment on the pok Seattle Bar, but there were 00 | games in progress. tomorrow If you read Page 6 } you ili get rich. Others have. + « to be had. Page 6 iia llege is Going to Continue During the Building Operations has yet offered. Marked from $7.50 and $9.00 to Fabrics are kerseys, chev- iots and mixed tweeds. In the Linen Section there’s a host of splendid savings on fine linens for the Thanksgiving table. Pattern cloths of finest Irish dam- ask that were $4.25 are marked to Table sets of cloth and dozen nap- kins that were $10 are marked $7.38. So on up and down the stocks--- all reduced. Incidentally the Book Store is re- plenishing its stock for Christmas--- Calendars Very original and beautiful they are, too. are ready for Plenty of the Remnants of Dress Goods and Silks yet--though they’re selling rapidly at half price. lastly, the store will close all day Thanksgiving Day. Corner Second Corner Second Avenue and 6A e A N N k xX Avenue and University St. University St. STONE, FISHER @ LANE Supreme Judges NEW YORK, Noy, 2%-—At a “ given) ly berated the court of New of the #u ® bar advanced to @ ur live # and pee d Mayor Mark of Jersey City, and Tom | Store Closed All Day Tomorrow Thanksgiving Day Open Friday Morning As Usual FREDERICK & NELSON FILING AGAINST MANUFAC WESTMINSTER, B.C € informa ae Bastern Cana manufacturers, charging them the| with participating in illegal trade been filed by f Ontario. Jos er rooms above the consisten BANKRUPT bay My ” Any Suit or} Overcoat In Our House Wednesday, Friday and LADIES’ SHOES. Calf, the best boys’ » Children’s Shoes at gr THE BARGAIN STORE NOW WHILE THE STOCK If article now, on receipt of a small deposit and then deliver the goods when requested Sets, Cuff an oars Hand Bags, Puff and from 15 TO 2 YOUR PURCHA GOODS. FOR ONE PRICE 9.69 NO MORE NO LESS ENGLISH WOOLEN ...MILLS... 1409 Ist Ave. Open Evenings Till9 p. m. eS : Expert Work ALVEOLAR DENTISTRY. OHIO DENTAL PARLORS, 1430 Third Avenue, Corner of Pharmacy across ‘CHICAGO LOAN OFFICE $306 SECOND AVE. | BLOOD POISONED? BY dag acT eulesy.. A ge _Ragley’ s Corner BUY YOUR Holiday Cifts nd have them de- time before the 26th We will gladly set aside any you our Perfumes, and Tollet Sets, Toilet Collar Boxes, lle Sticks, finest line NO TROUBLE TO SHOW H. LEWIS & CO. First Ave. Cor. Che HARRY SILVER, Prop. 117 Yesler Way. lace to borrow money Ga s of jewelrye dential. HUTCHINSON CO, J Clothiers, Sooend and Union 8 ALBERT HANSEN JEWELRY. Ls ou if ‘euass: Lich 706 Ist Avenue na & % 2ec3e78o Bee i 45%5 SE I eens cs2acrt —o= "omb ae a