The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 21, 1906, Page 7

THE SEATTLE STAR FRIDAY, Dec. a1, 1906 NE SS ST ya . Oe nee ee en rm ny am a ere meme RNR Ne ee Le et mR ee Int v made in Lake! the ehtef @ter wh a] Jounctimar 1 nto * amc JACK 5.00 Genres of tae Order of |Whiah ‘Will be hela at 0 * t. ORs ; etles game ieee ies k Agel A ' * in th late | Loggers Off on boliday | High | 1 } cm { 104 wad ‘ ‘ from t been “n | th " | yh — ing « be pre late A he . ae nv ; ‘ her | . © re b 4 o'clock | ‘ ator will off yphold fover | Open Evenings! te ce ' yin ® BREMERTON ITEMS Weadne ' nt th Nn vn THE LARGEST AND FINEST STOCK EVER EXHIBITED IN weal ~ (6 = org > get 7 THE PACIFIC NORTHWEST the Jane P Be: DIAMONDS =" ~ SNONOMISH ‘eg OE icy ‘Gaeniitte 8. HUTCHING DN CO. as!) AND OTHER that th | ~M, How. ° as - se ) cet Umbrella Sale Precious Stones CL. russ Park Goard Meets. Funeral of Chartes Baker sae | mt & comm an 0s Heol wheels «4.41.00 | yom 2nd ees 1p of me plat “4 Iverware | ,., , Undecid sae ‘ot _ “Clocks and Silverware | ,., el . 7 ve your) Two Days More ¥ “Entra Roles ng | Setatine tae cepa ee ene Do your shopping tomorrow. You know what a tremendous jam See the Grand there will be Monday, from early in the morning until late at night. To- e morrow assortments will be better and the store service perfect. Monday Electrical you will have to take your chances. We will do our best to serve you whenever you come. With our broad, roomy aisles and perfect light both Decorations day and night Christmas shopping will be a pleasure instead of a task if you come to McCarthy’s. : : : et ey sindisindthiniihiiadiisnncinainandibncipinaiat tannins Smething unique and original. Nothing like it has ever been seen Phone 9 Phone Hs 9 Cc Ind. before on the Pacific coast. You 1514 3373 Seattle’s Reliable Store 15412 to 1522 Second Avenue are welcome. to look, to shop, or to buy, as it suits your fancy. - “Mapisine ‘Jelly t boll RICH JEWELRY STERLING SILVER BE SURE AND VISIT OUR ART DEPARTMENT BASEMENT CUT GLASS, TIFFANY GLASS WARE AND EURC WATCHES TIFFANY LAMPS, CHINA IPEAN ART GOODS IN GREAT VARIETY. ALBERT HANSEN FIRST AVENUE AND ESTAGL's+ CHERRY STREET. 1E0 1883, Would come and buy his holiday gifts at McCarthy’s if he could. He ad- vantages would have by doing down to Seattle sees all the he his shopping here, but the distance is so great that he would. be unable to get back home in time to fill the Christmas stockings. Be Sure and Visit Our New apanese the Second Floor Do Not Forget the Musical Program Afternoons from 2 to 5, evenings from 7 to 10. Imperial Chinese Orchestra Miss DeVoin’s a I Seattle Orchestra The greatest musical treat ever offered the public by any store in America. Bring all the family. cs 2. “a