The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 26, 1906, Page 2

THE SEATTLE STAR—FRIDAY, JAN. 20, 1906 MATCH 1S — srowting TONIGHT IS | tn 67 races, was first in 82, second }in nine, third im 12, unplaced in 14 and has won purses aggregating | Barry and Faufman Meee ae Loa Apgeles THE STORE THAT SERVES YOU GBEST.GARVEY BUCHANAN COMPANY HOT BARGAIN SHOTS FROM ALL OVER THE STORE The Real Basement Bargatn Sale Starts Here Saturday FIGHT FANS TRYING TO BRING BRITT AND GANS TOGETHER—NOT THOUGHT THAT CALIFOR. Vincent Stevense n, Ponnaylvanta’s NIAN WILL DRAW COLOR LINE Hpac wlth) NO ON |, Morning China, Giast and Silverware, Enameled and Tinwar election to the captaincy |as a foot ball player because heh All slaughtered for the greatest Bargain Bale ever held % Seattle, NOTHING EXCF of the team, “I shall staf and make | been @ prize fighter, has retubhed ; . ~ . ; UROS. 1447 KNIVES, FORKS AND SPOONS ALI good,” he said, If he will stay and! ’ ne carly, Matra salespeople to nerve you goods sent C. 0. D ‘ be 10d Ris short-ara pune he ~ f lat auedear een Fancy Decorated German and French China | tt thing, it's a u wi never forget given to the manag 1" piteber jin a fellettous destana and that statements are fa wague’” eaten. Bkel Noach. Thi | pane Deena aes Mayby Jack Chesbro The Celebrated Rogers Bros. 1847 Knives and Forks Tape rs _ All gong nage $2. 99 Per Dozen ’ Yorkers are inquirine] as an cpa business and sel | Fee mie the Close. On Sale of the Leader’s Glassware as does Harte buys care o ring and te mn, the young Jack O'lirien bk Nght will take place in| his sweep all former bargains in Glassware to the winds—nothing ut, regardiens of the value This is your opportunity small but} her Mlahorty, of the Pittebure | ¢ ware goes now at Wilt dinappeat from ¥ For several years) The - i ow t company, as all the ma welterweight cham: , ; arenes Se Oh, - Albert Cory, the Chicago runr with N mete ee . itl BARTELS, 606 and 610 Sed A - ! e yetal Table Glassware, odds and ends worth up to a 0 yer ron ree | JOHNSON BROS. CELEBRATED ENGLISH PORCELAIN ALL GOES AT ONE-HALF OFF THE MARKED PRICE TYETAL sud WUNTLAND PATTERNS-both go at just one h bows Will not inst the day out, Bean early buyer | cepter open challenge tt John Hughes, better known as Lop | per, Hughes ts 8¢ years old, but willingness te Cory art from Chicago and that he (Hlughes) New York first 1, made tm his young San Francisco fight fana find food/a chance of making about as much money as any one pugilist—if he for thought and talk anent the) pehaves. His victory over Sullivan has made him an attraction of eape eial magnitude; in fact, there is and Joey Gans together for a final! only one better card before the pub proposition of bringing Jeems Britt $5.00 Shirt Watst 98c 40c Working Gloves 19c 4 ail Ul im one 10 dozen Men's argument. Gans has trimmed them) lic today, and that is Mattling Nei r= $88 wiles in ein days collection of 60 Shirt Waist Materials, ik, | A He we! Bae + age oom all but the native son, and fans/ son, Should Gans meet Britt withia briltiantinesalbatroes, Fre flannel and non’s | & . sae a. 5 onthe the reeelpt | we enid The t $1.50 to $6.00— | made we }loves, #0) Would like to see the fast young-| the next two mont h : ipts | the trie of Frank Goteh are ing dby The Low at t A. soe: Garveratedmean ¢ sters face each other j ought to pile up into a most com s a the Greco-Roman about 60 Walsts in the lot; Garvey-HBuchanan’s 5 Closing Price, the waist ose pair 33 1-3 Off on Ladies’ Sweaters 25¢ Veiling 12 S26 Ladies’ and Misses $1.50 Sweaters ...... 81,00 | 60 pieces of plain and dotted biuck and colored ladies and Mi * $2.25 Sweaters Vetling. sold by The Leader at te; 7 fample Swe all in Norfolk and vey- Buchanan Co.» Saturday Price ..49 136 stan t all at a discount of 33 PER 19c Necklaces 10c CENT 0 Men’s Underwear 17 1-2c Garment | 4 collection of the popular white glass bead Neck laces, graduated sizes; 196 regularly; Gary Men's Undershirts and Drawere—a few slightly | puchanan Co.'s price + A 106 sotled, sald regularly by The Leader as « spec 35¢ Drawn Work Pitt Me at Sb the garment; Garvey-Duchanan's p A cholee selection of ladies’ pretty drawn work Before he left for the east Gans! fortable sum—a sum worthy of the | ° made it perfectly clear that there is| attention of any fighter, no matter) get oe ct cenach eae man whom he desires most of| haw fat his pocketbook. Let the) DMO os Gotch was 28 all to meet, and that man is Jimmy | winner then meet Rattling Nelson. te heavier than hie oppe Britt. Without admitting speciaily| md then the money would roll in niet Ww 4 © that he did not “try” when he met = the ticket man would get tired ned the firet fall f for u ti confessed counting It | the we iin 4 it tt jane eso ta | With all this tm front of the straw. | ™ ‘ | the past, and he then goes on to| colored wonder, it is hardly Hkely ms state his desire for a return mateh | that he wil spoil everything by an- with Britt. To anyone who ts dis-| other cheap fake. He says that he fdedd to read between the tines of | bas put all of that bebind him. He the signed statement which the Bal- | #479 that he has fought “to orders timore boy gave out to the Sunday | for the last time. Hite attitude te) ST a4 morning newspapers, there ts only | # convincing that even the most} O01 1: one conclusion possible. That ts, | Skeptical is forced to believe Bim. | hist ta that Gans’ evident desire to meet | Notwithstanding the fact that the native son again is prompted | Britt declares he will not meet} nny by & belief that he cam make th Gans, the sports here are talking) \ och: a about the match and would like to/ 040i go look different now that there are) So tae They are also @ little} °” © Amertoa einee hin | CLOTHING THE BOY IS RENDERED EASY you HERK, BECAUSE WHEN nuy OUR PRICES ARE REA- SONABLE AND BECAUSE WE GIVE THE GREATEST TO THE SELECTION RELIABLE OSSi BLE CARER or y Mcintyre, who pitched good FABRICS SUITS AND OVERCOATS $3 UP wlary this Saturday, the garment AT bee 85c Shell Back Combs 25e Each | Collars; material, linen; style, turnover; sold A positive clearing out of The Leader's stock o everywhere at 36c each; Garvey-luchanan Co.'s Fancy Mounted Back Comba, all late sty! Closing Price, the collar tere - Qe bought to sell up to each; Garvey-Buch- | Grocery Items Worth Notice anan Co.'s Closing Price, Saturday, the comb vail Sam Prog curious to know how Britt can con-|"°"* | + tenes + see 2he seo g Bodgeger Beans, per tb t re. sistently draw the color line, once! é : | Rew To any one who has been at al! | having stepped over it with the man THE VERDICT | 25c Black Wool Sox 0c é Full Wisconsi c : close to Gans before and after the | wo wants to fight him. Does the } e e: S$ elmer Another lot of Men's Zhe black Wool Sox fell the | Test Iowa Creamery Butter at, a Sullivan fight. there ts no question | «cior tine” look different 4o Jamea| Of many eaving people ts that cor . . yer's way (his week; out they go Saturday at | Try our Mocha and Java Coffee at, a Ib. .. of his sincerity. Before the bev Edward when the colored man is) prices are always lowest on Butter. the pair Re A 10¢e | TRUST TO US FOR BARGAINS. van fight he stated that he Inten ee RB 4 Cheese Fancy lows ~ i few heal to fight “om the square” fighting “lo orders Seema, The ate: God Iowa || 800-804 First Avenue, Cor, | Strongest Overcoat House in Columbia Street from now on. His showing was such!) pain and tides prevented coveral| Creamery, 2c ib; Extra Mild Full a8 to leave no doubt of his good In-| races at Ormond, Florida, yester-}) Cream Cheese, lie a Ib At the Cow | eee) How teat be veRerates | day Butter Store, ist and Pika = *** that same statement. the sporting | ——————___._— Pere ‘a public must perforce give him some credence. His attitude is essential- ly that of a man who Intends to do Britt's Attitude. ‘Within the next year Gans stands the State GARVEY- BUCHANAN CO. (Successors to) Lumber Second Exchange Ave. and Bldg. Seneca TOMORROW EN’S SUITS AND OVERCOATS at $5.00, $6.25, $7.50, $8.25, $10.00, $12.50 and $15.00. Jf you can find one worth less than double the price asked, do not take it! ‘he tailor-work, the styles, the cloths, the patterns, the combination of colors, are fully up to the season’s best; all sizes, 34 to 44 chest measure; ALL DISEASES OF MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN, INCLUDING CATARRE IN ITS NUMEROUS FORM, SUCCESSFULLY TREATED AND < ‘URED BEST IOWA CREAMERT the She. . sa GooD TOWA RY SCIENTIFICALLY IMPROVED METHODS OF TREAT- " As MEN YEE OF ONLY Per ib. 256. PES ALL MEDICINES AND APPLAANCES AND FRESH OR TREATMENTS GIVEN EVERY PATIENT BY THE ze ‘ HIMSELF WE HAVE THE ONLY CURE FOR PILES AND ALL RECTAL DISEASES. SPECIAL SALE OF SMYRNA RUGS AND ART SQUARES ForSaturday Only i all styles single or double breasted. A clear-up and clean-out of WM. McHARRIE, M. D. 1311 Second Ave , ; ce 420-422-424-426 ARCADE BUILDING—PHONE MAIN 4111, Arcade Build Bf $0 sere Rog, 629, tor all small lots---the most remarkable sale of Clothihg in the city’s qo Kusshays aud Yoidarh sist te Ore dantoree ete te $10.50 Si Rugs, 7-6xi0-6, : ,, rina : os history { myroa Rugs, 9x12. for - t ! $9.00 Trousers, the $5.00 kind, now } ; Yards of good carpet from %5< $3.00 a«a Trousers, the $4.00 kind, now. | DABNEY & WOODHOUSE $2.50 H Cotmplete Housefurnishers and - h> 1 _ Sole Agents for ; Trousers, the $3.50 kind, now CHARTER OAK RANGES. { 418 PIKE STREET i Phone—2096, John 981 $2.25 | when the horr Trousers, the $3.00 kind, now : J. ARONSON $2.00 104 FIRST AVE, S. a apecialty of / yc ens, but We if Trousers, the $2.50 kind, now tooth out bee WE ARE OP FOR BUSI N. P Ss ? t e ttop the pain 0 , CAR SHOPS EMPLOYING ABOUT 800 MEN GOING IN a the tooth fn quick time “8 MEADOW GARDENS. and very valable. Large tracts 600 feet long 5. om terms of $5 per month. Also need severn’ is land. Ts w Renton car to Duwamish b on groun ffices in Times block by our new all work guar otto DEN r Al P PARLOS if $1.80 i About 300 Shirts left, odd sizes---but weee ize in some of them. one Cluetts and other high grade . $1.15 Monarchs and other $1.00 and $1.25 grades nsssstecans oD Other makes, 75c and $1.00 grades none AS Extra salesmen engaged to take care of yau tomorrow, > find your Third A¥. $3.50 Per Gallon $1.75 AMUSEMENTS. g fi Sey ber eo ¥0 Teeth \H ats Third Avenio ! Russell and Drew, Managert J Both Phones’ t6% TONIGHT, Tomorrow Matinee and N bane | Come early if you can, but early or late you will g ) i i Per 1-2 Gallon ob dectalpssie ) bites get @ bargain. | ache, Prams pants! rors, m8 met | MEAT CRIPPLE CREEK: f a —FOR— “pane “AMeniGaN' rs: |H ait'the latest styles, shapes end [I] nest Plant, 20¢ es se oe and have free exam- | colors atinees, nd 1 one rg ie | £6 Mente Yeuks oe ( t Ww emir ~ Old Monroe | Onthe On the AEN Mpn BB If et Me's ate wove EBON EAD Gear So Square ‘ V: eT OF THT |B $2.00 Men's Hats w-..... 91.10 | ——— Whisky ‘ta H Opp he Bae gon foster 204 ( lng r MATCHI NS “The Money Back Store/’ | ne | . 104 First Ave. So, BROWN’S DENTAL PARLORS, H srg Bas ad Pinte 7811 tinder 713 Firet Ave, RLOns { Plain Baths {2 {-2 . & Unk a Free Delivery we hesta® of "MacDoug