The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 15, 1906, Page 5

PTMIDNIGHT DUEL | WITH BURGLAR wher, Marry Beresford “" a Marry Beresford thi * A new eomedy, "The “8 P Hater,” which he will offer J. L \ are e an hext inday ondday renee, : ne a i 1y, Monda ; » ar taal 1 Sie nha tee - ettcipatis Star Theater, Vaudeville ¢ zo “wl Durgiar bad disappee wi ter week 4 previous ont yoar ne Afb ROOM in The + nade the meager staten nt deing mov red that Pre we and " urther mina |) { say. Me wae had a batiet | : of his breast | my bie side. jreased by Dr. the bullet had | | left lung. te Beattle about FLORENCE GEAR. m™ Phitadelphla lin “The Marriage of Kitty,” Which _——— here 8) Opens at the Grand Tomorrow mio SADLY GATED newspapers received by | Dakota are filled Gomment regarding the ant! @emonsiration af San Some write very bit ‘The Nippon says the “pro and children. San Francisco is dix} “The Two Johns,” the first mu the polat of view of sical farce comedy that comes to Manhood. it is an echo the Seattle theater, under Mesers ‘ey of the unfit to be suf Rust & Drew's nagement on gheemed ag ma comes next Sunday Beattie reat: mergence in the will h@re the distinction of seeing ry of life, they fali back upon for the firat time at popular we. Geiversally condemned by | prices For like “The Show Girl,” t has never appeared before for exe than $1 Seeking a Husband If the truth must be known, Kitty, heroine of the fascinating com i ‘The Marriage of Kitty,” which Mr. Jules Murry promises to produce at the Grand tomorrow night and twice Saturday, goes up to London im search of a husband~ nothing more and nothing less There is nothing but fun from then the dance at Loesch! park O8 Wagner will furniah de- mesic and all will enjoy At the Lois. Gentlemen, 35c; ladies! Seattle is showing a lking for ove melodrama as it hes done all week “The Sign of the Cross.” R. G. Crarein will present “The Sign of the Cross” at t ny J be. the same plane of spectaculal nificence and with the cane ‘a and Hberality in dramatic presen tation, that characterteed the per formance of this play given by Wik Mam Greet’s London company from the Lyrie theater, London. “The Two Johns.” That saw mil! scone tn the third act of “Unele Josh Spraceby” at the Seatle theater as a bit of awful fille the Dill in the way of a laugh maker, Saturday matinee for ladies Satsuma, 19,060 gohan be launched at Yokosuks ‘The emperor will be pre» | I laupehing, and the occo: | t be celebrated, this being |». Rattieshtp to take the cay oft to g Bars Lennox Laundry Soap, Wy Bere Ben Hur Bicaching Laundry Soap, worth on 45c $4.00 ball bearing Rival OIL STOVES $5.00 Electric brass fonn if Oil Stove, with large bur4 WO°* ‘Tame ner; nothing Wringer, special $2.98. better made... $3.59 35c_best oak tanned heavy: Half Soles, large 19c size; pair. t$c can Wonderful Black Satin Stove Polish, Ge. LETTER BOXES $1.25 old copper finish Let ter Boxes, with 85c flat steel keys....J toc hard- wood Salt Box, with cover, 6¢. MACHINE OIL ase can Three in One Sew ing Machine Oil, large size. 5¢ bottle Household Ammonia, Se. ot RAT TRAPS ase steel spring: Rat with chain... . Trap, at. $1.co Ameri- can Smooth Erie Waffle Iron, 79¢. COOKING FORKS 10c long handle steel prong oe seceoeee Special Pur- chase— 3 and 4 blade stag handle Pock- et Knives, worth up to Sto 49. KNIVES AND FORKS $1.50 pair cb riveted Cook Knife and Fe }) Again We Soli Linsey Gas Lamps for 45¢ Each Mb White Q Giode, Adjustable Burner and Mantle 156 20 Granite Stew Kettle 15, With Ball or Handle, French Gray vsi..s ise ined Site “With one Joint pipe $3.0 Garbage in 2Mo I8-tnen Gaivay Aah atrips, 41S Pint Trips to the I Swit the ann only D’'Urbano, leader, will make his first Se | apt Thir ernoor this Royal Italian band }} upom that date, to Sunday concerta Winter season bano will be aasisted Loutse Musical Event Mr. John Cort that the plan Leoncavallo was using did his artistic demand, and he in ber 24. November #4, Mafl order ticket sale is now on. regular seat sale commences Mon. day, November 19, at the box office Mail and oot of town orders with delinquent ot | comprises all that part of city ly ing between Union and &. Union Galer, West Galer and Bast Galer due and payable from Ist to 2 next succeeding month. delinquent on the 20th kind things to be Wondertand Exhibit riand and the Alps, are | 0 big crowds evening at W The baby the atte ral but many » called to soe the phystotan of D'Urbano Concert the Italian orehe woarance at the Coliseum, « 4 James, next Sun nd evening, T will give two sac throughout Tn thie work I by Clary, the vooalint of the Sea- son LEONCAVALLO, WORLD'S MOST EMINENT ITALIAN DIRECTOR AND COMPOSER, HERE NEXT WEEK. From Milan, Appear at the Grand Opera House November 24 and 25—La Operatic Concert Company Ever Toured Ame Pretentious Music. History of Thie Country—Leon- cavatio Makes Significant quest. On November 24 and 26 this city is to have the first opportunity hearing the world's greatest master pleces rendered and directed by t Fame mous [4 Seala theater orchestra of 65 pieces and 10 great voos! art theta direct from Milan, Italy it is through the progressivences and & Kroe berg that this expensive organiza tion, the largest operatic concert company that ever toured Amerten, comes to this city are nearly 100 people traveling on their own spectal grand opera Mull- man train. eight care of whieh are required to earry the scenery, com tunes, musiclags, instruments, etc This is on Gnusuel opportunity for soctety, art and musical ciretes #, Signor Leoncaval Messrs, John Cort All told ¢ demonstrate that we have culture, refinement and wealth to support a festival ttke this Word has just been received by the Citickering, Mr. Cort arranged with D. 8. Johnston the large music dealers of this city who are exclusive factory age for the famous Chickering piano, to supply a Chickering Concert Grand for the balance of the tour The eavallc will be presented on the following dates: Priday night, November 25, Zata;" Saturday matines, Novem Saturday night, rogram wil! constet of T operatic masterpieces Pagialect, “Rolando.” remittances made payable to John Cort, manager, Grand opera house, containing stamped envelopes, filed In order of receipt as sear as possible to loration desired NOTICE TO WATER selt addressed 1M DIS'T NO. 2 Fixed rates for November, cember and January due and pay able at city ball from tet to 30th November, inclusive. Be December 1 Meter remts for each & Be s awaiting Invest hould not le In idle but should posited in an in stitution whero they will earn Interest This company pays a al rate of inter Iso alds its in securing suitable in mts such as it itself, NOC re RARTMAN, V-Prem. Avie MYRHS. fee. 4 A) OMITH, Caster land of Ceylor corner APPEARS — hat The Most vent in the ae vat thie stem pre atra ttle the yUr Mme taly, Re ot here the has me “on and and De Dist ROOSEVELT unknown » | Panama . jin which been ver nome ( Op teeeetemeated edad ad sail ban ad 1 pom hin eventful, HW to look Inte while tn ard Hammond and ore steamer Advance AT PANAMA EXPO, BOOSTERS ©: “| WORKING lent Bhonts, of| (Sorippe Telegraph Borviee.) mmission the latier " 4 whan the Prev) Gp. MeGoogan, American co arrived, President Mexico, ites that Shonts left Pao ~ ter ; 0 ately inated : uw hours Jater whexp they were greeted by Prenktem . ~ - 4 _ — none shina D'URBANO'S BAND ident granted an {th | LADY FELL OFF STREET CARI And Madame Louise Clary, vo tatives of the prews,| Cause given, Improperly fitted! will 1 every Sunday 1 ‘night at the Col season ed that his trip had although ue The Johueon ¢ vee plane will Phone, Main 1514 Phone, Independent 3373 McCARTHY’S Seattle’s Reliable Store—1512 to 1522 Second Av. If You Bought 55 SOR vEREME ME Sm SUR cca aE 5 a oe ce Silver Dollars ee cee NER 2 ee for 90 Cents Scenmem ne raed Re CEE = Pea ae ae ne erat You Wouldn’t Havea Better Bargain Than McCarthy Offers You Tomorrow — aaa a “+s OU won't have to bother thinking about what is én,special sale when you come here to- morrow. Just walk right in and pick out any article you want in the store. No matter what it is or what it costs, you will save ten per cent on the regular price. Everything goes at the same reduction, from spool cotton to the most charm- ing costume in the store. If your purchase is only ten cents you get a penny back. If it counts to $10 then you will have a whole big dollar to lay up for the next rainy day. A dollar saved is a dollar earned, and the people who come to McCarthy’s tomorrow will earn a good many dollars by very little effort on their part. $1.00 in Goods for 90 cents $2.50 im Goods for $2.25 $5.00 in Goods for $4.50 $7.50 in Goods for $6.75 $10.00 in Goods for $9.00 $15.00 in Goods for $13.50 $17.50 im Goods for $15.75 $20.00 in Goods for $18.00 $22.50 in Goods for $20.25 $25.00 in Goods for $22.50 This sweeping reduction on every bit of mer- chandise in the'store is made for the sole purpose of diverting a part of Saturday’s and Monday’s immense business to Friday, which is usually a quiet day. We shall be batter able to give you time and atten- tion tomorrow than on any other day of the week. But if your wish to take advantage of the ten per cent redugtjonn you must pay cash, and we can- not fill any C..O. D. or telephone orders at anything but regular prices. McCarthy Dry Goods Co. 1512 to 14522 Second Avenue Between Pike and Pine Streets The Pioneers in Seattle's New Retail Business District on | DEGERTER CAUGHT, AON ‘Grand Trunk Is Bullding Across Western Canada Fred Kinney = Lost $10 on Second AV. on ha land will be hen the vmpated lo «@ little {flee mont are nsite os number of 1 times m i Napr Oe wor ' an unusually good “busy Friday” special $1.59 STANDARD SPECIAL SHIRT WAIST CABINET— ~—awe believe this to be one of the best “busy Friday” Specials this store has given you. This is an article of very practical usefulness and can be given space in any room, —we have had 200 of these STAND- ry ed SPECIAL SHIRT WAIST CABINETS made just for our e xclus- ive use for this “busy Friday.” The cabinet is 14 ins. wide, 26 ins, long, 16 ins. high, covered with various pat- terns and colorings, Art Cretonnes and Denims, top is padded, fitted with brass handles—casily worth twice the special price for this one day sale. IMPORTANT—But one of these cab- inets to a person; will be delivered at our convenience; no C. O. D., tele- phone or mail orders filled; positively none sold to dealers. Standard Furniture Co. 1006 10 1016 First Ave. Tacoma UNION TAILORS STORES Saturday Extra Special One Day Only Any Suit or Overcoat Made to Order for $15.00 Our regular prices on these Suits are $25.00, $27.50 and $30.00. On Saturday you your choice Overcoat made $15.00. Other high price tailors charge you nearly double our regular price, WE FIT YOU. Our Guarantee—Should lin- ings or any part of garment not wear satisfactorily we will re- new same free of charge inside of one year, we will give of any Suit or to order for any style any length you Your choice of Coat you wish want, Remember this sale is for one day only at this price. Any goods you want, if your tailor charges you double bring We will duplicate our sale price on in a sample the same at Saturday only Union Tailors 2 Stores 518 THIRD AVENUE, 220% JAMES STREET. OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS UNTIL ro O'CLOCK