The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 11, 1909, Page 3

—— ROLLER'S paaur 800N Tho Sear Ren lamin F Ro the hysiotan be iam pe theatre in a Right of January His oppon Martin, t) Wrestling Spokane A. A. C. Nominates. The Spokane Amateur Athletic Slab has nominated the 145-pound Weights for wrestling and boxing for their interciub meet with the Beattie Athletic club here on Janu Seatt ary 29. Frank Gest will repre Roscoe Pent the club as boxer and teer honte abiy Lande Williamson as wres ta Bon f¥e a e o © mit Negotiations Off. lg lg he Manager George Shreeder of the | night he } Tacoma Tigers has off all’ who Negotiations with “Ree Dev: | “roote: @reaux to captain the T next @earon, The Tiger captain must be & younger man, says Shreeder “Brick” is now with the All-Amert @ans in the Orient Kling Is Latest Johnny Kitng, catcher of the Chi aro Nationals, has joined the “holdout league.” The @atcher announces that he has be- ome owner of a fine billiard ball fm Kansas City and may not be seen in a Cub uniform next season. Chase Asks Reinstatement. Hal Chase has applied for rein. Statement to organized baseball ae speteation was received at the of the national commission At Cincinnati on Saturday Hart Offered Match. Charlei Lecari, the Frisco pro Moter, has offered Marvin Hart a Tight with Sam Langford for the Right of January 29, but Hart de olined. ee STOORT. a ® plain © wears {tC with pla —She wears it with tail be dark or Itght, of cloth =o range White stnatc or do —he * he we from Diack, to tis fignt =A clever fad with dark rigs le match the wal t to the sitken Nek FOR HARMONY. ‘hicage REMOVAL NOTICE. i ‘and after Tuesday, January 5, ali Yard apd Pert Orchard Poute steamers wili leave from Col- Man dock, foot of Columbia at. *** COLLARS tc, 2c, 3c .Hundreds of people visited this store Saturday and they knocked a hole in this stock. We’ve an immense assortment of Suits, Overcoats and Craveneltes } and we’re positively selling these goods AT = PRICE AND LESS "Money back unless you’re satisfied." THE@HUB 615-619 First Av. On the Square, Opposite Totem Pote peerless | 4 ord- Herald) | President-clect Taft might clear umcephere by promising to ap. Foraker am bas: LOoKE KW ARD. * Aft Mr. Carnes he now does. Cleveland would nm elected by a majority a .000.—at. Louis Post -Dis- SPORTS): | Gotoh tte | Joo tub of we to ® t | miler Ww Schedule Lincoln Games Mt. Vernon fiv oi n coin has lost to Bellingham ari wor ‘ot or Cold jover Olympia in her (yo. pre " ! cameos Water whi Defeats Three Teams. . aur The Loa Angers atniete chad | Does Not Stick to basketball team, at Garfield, Satur | tay night ted the Oakeuda he I jRosaita snd Garfield quintets by t ron overwh soo! stoi Fao Package will be sent free on Basketball at Mt. Vernon. receipt of your name and ad The girly’ basketball teams of the | drese on postal with that of sville and Mt Ve n high) your grocer. | te play in Mt. Vernon on Janu- || 1 - os SWAN STARCH CO. | American National Association =n of School Superintendents witl || 1107 First Ave. ee hold next annual convention in Seattle Mexico City : iit and BRITISH RUNNER COMING. Ww “ wilt y May Return Soon y of the Hmpire Athi } may take up th lo Boxer Popular Taylor, the Seattle ama ik making quite a hit neiseo, He has disposed t men in the short time n ther Next Friday 1p with Loule Hahn as being t crafty type a SD | Sead i. Free Sample of ‘| Swan Gloss tatked mm 1892 | Great Annual Clearance Sale Mandolins, Banjos, Guitars, Band Instru- Johnston Co, Bullding .|Peters’ Target Shells, "| Du Pont Smokeless | 1310—-SECOND AVE.—1910 THE STAR—MONDAY, JANUARY 11, | THY SHOW? stn, THE STONE, FISHER co. THE STONG, FISHER CO, BECOND AND UNIVERSITY, Al te Ric Furs for Women HALF PRICE Al theWiner Coats for Women HALF PRICE Today’s store , prepared long in advance of cour is based on present weather conditions. If it stays cold you will want such merchandise as is here told of. If the weather man relents, the low that you'll be tempted to secure some of the next winter’s use, if not for this. And because the weather is uncertain the store news abbreviated. To spend any large amount of money for advertising at such a time is not good business. Our duty to you and to ourselves demands that economy be practiced. “Waste not, want not” is still a good rule to goby. Take it for granted, then, that the store is very much alive to condi- tions; that all you need can be found here at least cost—even if it isn’t mentioned in the papers today—and those who brave the weather will be well rewarded, it up. On and after Tu Yard av new Powder, prices are 10] prizes for 1s { bla uracul, was Another Squirrel $125; roll col $62.50. 1 t 5 Gen n 810,00, lar; $75 val for $12.50. Genuine Chir $15.00. One Gr was $150 lar $24.50. Er ue 1 j mine ¢ 500 r $35.00. kelese 8 olght, 4 ry Jacke f hilla Scarf; was $50.00 r $42.50. uirrel ¢ 30 inche $75.00. vat long F. M. Sp pats GWE YOUR CHWOREN | A MUSICAL EDUCATION High-Grade Violins, ments, Supplies, Etc. Nowhere can be found a larger assortment of the better grade of Violins, Mandolins, Banjos, Guitars, ‘Cellos, Band Instruments, ete., than at the D. S. Johnston Co. estab lishment. Our immense trade is primarily with the professional musicians and promi nent music lovers, and our stock is selected to meet that exelusive trade The reductions during this great Annual Clearance Sale run all the way from 25 per cent up to 35 per cent and even 40 per cent off the regular established prices. Violins and Mandolins regularly sold at $10 and $15 now only $6.40 and $9.65. The $25 and $35 values now only $16.35 and $23.85. Guitars sold at $1250 now only $9.60. Banjos as low as $4.85 and up. Ac cordions, your choice at nearly a half off Used Cornets (many different makes), Trombones, Flutes, Clarionets and other Band Instruments at actually less than half original figures. Bows, Music Rags, Instrument Cases and Supplies of all kinds also greatly reduced. The famous Johnston Guarantee—" Moncy back if not exactly as represented in every particular,” accompanies each sale, small To those who cannot pay all cash we'll grant reasonable terms. Orders by mail will Strings, large or receive careful and prompt attention. Be here early tomorrow morning. N Third and University a offering material, eation F Full Set Gold Oro In order to introduce our Bridge Work Gold Fillings Sliver Fillings aes . 4 All Our Work Is Gunenatecd. Lady Attendan Yale Dentists Corner Second and Vealer, Over Guy's Drug Store--Room 204, Save — Avoid Pain TRETH BXTRACTED WITHOUT rAIN h-Clans work to the public, we ate very low prices for the yoth of January. We the beet modern equipment, and our methods are patel Dement ree. rnc fit guaranteed of Teeth 9.00 wns, 23 G. D. Sehatfocr, D. D. %, Mer. Hours: 9 a. m. to & p. m. Sundays, Til 1. Tourist Hotel [Turk h Baths Finest Bath Establishment in the Northwest Hotel Rates, From 75¢ Up Special Weekly Rates Corner of Main St. and Occidental Av. PURCELL SAFE CO. 7H GONUING Herring-Hall-Marvin Safe Co. ™ vere 312 OCCIDENTAL AVQNUD HALL’S SAFE & LOCK CO.’$ SAFES) Re and tails; } Mink Scarf sur full furs, with heads for $62.50, ~ Cold , Weather FISHER @. 81G CUT RATE —on-—- Tebacoos, Pipes and all Brands | of Cigars. Worth your while to come in. Criental Billiard Partors, 418 Third Ave. Three Modern Department = E 1 THE CTONE. Stores FOR Seattio-T in Eve SECOND avE & UNIVERSITY BT EAT TLE “Geet LADIES DOWNING, HOPKINS & RYER, Inc. ne Wrivate Wire 1898. 304-308 208 Alaska mide |} tment or on Ma: WORLD FAMOUS SENESCU ROUMANIAN ORCHESTRA Stocks, Bo Both Phopes—-279 Orders Haecuted— SUITS COATS FURS WAISTS Only Half Price We will give you credit. Goods deliv- ered on first pay- ment. Westberg & Chis CARLYLE moons. in The Man's Excellent “And Live Happily AMUSEMENTS. —e —e—/ Moore Theatre s I wer “y and orante THE ALABKS Moore—Special Notice ovens kan’ one THE GRAND sone ACTOS Arente A Metrepoltinn Cant ‘ Seattie T heatre ” &e * 4a, cw, Me , ¥ F 1 GAL AND THE STAMPEDE House Warm; Good Show, ' Mats, 10 ant 260: Hevene Neat W K Adrift in the Werta® LoIs: THEATRE ot Ma 4.5 A. 4054, This week, with Useus “UNDER THE ED home BARN OLDS DOG AND MONKEY SPOIL PRATURE Genuine Motion Pletures of the = Cities, Pal the Time of th THIRD AVENUE THEATRE Yeu, This House Ie Always Warm, Tonight, Allen Curtis Musteal ety Company in “A RUNAWAY HONEYMOON” Prices, 1c, 200 # Phomes M108 Mathoces 10,06, 000 Nights 19, 26, 68, The Week e Naked Truth Charies Wayne & Co. Dron & Carson. Carn ¥ Orpheum Motion Maker 4 que STAR rorULan VAUDEVILLE. Performances Dally—2-26, 7-16, O48 Prices—-t@e. 200. RIG NEW show TODAY. | <e2e4 7 Other Sasha Spectaltion. —USE— Flour Ever After om your Household We can says you pew a Appearing in Seattle Nightly at the American Cafe This is the musical organization which has filled exten¢ ded | | engagements in Russia, Germany, Italy, France, Sweden, Denmark and Switzerland. AMERICAN CAFE. FOURTH AND PIKE Every Night (Including Sunday), 6:30 to 12:30 Superior Quatity Exclusive Lines Cut Glass, ing Hall Clocks. Of the Title Trust Com Dany are and have been wuarded by day and night by employes of the company, and all valuw bles accepted for stom Turn You wat “Gus Brown’ sis Lat 3--$30.00 Suits, Overcoats and Rain coats; $20.00 Bacrifice price .... 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All that have n spoken or written are 8 to the young man or wo- doesn't take ONE and turn it into the of these Habit nly sure stepping-stone good habit bank account's the thing.” ind Interest is a mighty big © much from each’ pay- ‘oon becomes the easy way, Seattle, U.S. A.