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SEATTLE ROGUES' GALLERY
A WONDERFUL COLLECTION
** c«.
PICTURES OF Nl i»LY IMS CHI MINAIt ARC ON EXHIBITION
AT I'.lklCt HtSDtJ ««IAT 'l»l.» TO OFFICERS
fe*-.
** The *i; >gi • tlallery." a '»*.-t tat ig
t-e.alt.*.-We .i of faces of tt m. %p I-. SVellll
. ... i- little Bpprex-lalrel by th* ayer*
*•* c itl*. -i to whom th* many in*
trloate detail* of msn hunting a v grit
• rally uninteresting.
At peilloo headquarter* I* a teetok ■'
tour \"'.e-.-n. -i. 'oatleel the "Criminal
•a*. ... and ts tn reality a neatly ar
ranged catalogue of |ti..i k ie-,,h'.
"mug*," as they ar* termed 111 pollen
iini."i!.i'- ..I criminal*.
Thla gallery of face* which Is
vleweet hy hut few. I* striking.
An uncanny testing creep* ov»r MM
aa h* views svctlon after eet-tton of
ploturaa of crtmlnal*-p*tty thieve*,
butglar*. highway men, taurdrrvra and
vtSs.s or lln* slatnsd.
9*h* picture* ar* placed In frames
with a capacity of seventy-nv* photo
graphs *ach. Th*** are hinged and
•wing outward, making ihem larg*
peg** in a wooden i- • * lUch pag*
I* part nf a Motion, and each sectloa
taoludea the photographs of a special
class ot criminal*. In one csn be found
the likeness ef a burgtsn In another a
bunco msn. niurel*r*r. or "woman crim
thai - . the case may I •
Aside from tbeee frames, are four
TROUBLE
AT POLLS
TROT. N. T-. Nov _-Wtl!!am Me-y
--era, a Ile-publlcan politician at the polls
tills mm mint shot Phillip It- ll'. In the
groin. Inflicting a dangvrvus wound.
MIKADO IS "
FIFTY-ONE
YEARS OLD
WASHINGTON, D. C. Nov. 1-
Th* Ja;-ei>>>se the* world over today
celebrate th* birthday of tbslr
mikado, Muttu into, who la it year*
Old and alie-ady tn the Mth year of
his reign. In Washington th* occa*
.•ton will he; Informally observed thla
evening with A dlnnei* at tha Jap
an*** legation wllh the Japanese
mini* KogoroTakahlra, acting as
host.
In view of the present critical sit
uation in the far Kast. wllh Japan
and Russia on th* versa of erar, tba
Japanese emperor r. iturall~ l>e.v,tn-s
a figure of world-wide Interest.
Mut.. , into.' who ta now confronted
With the most aertoua sltuatldb
slnre the beginning of his reign, as
ceni* 1 the throne of the mlkados
Hi lilT. He was the *>•• of Womel
Teni'i. and was married In IH* to
Princess Harnko. Me has three
daughters and ana son. Crown
rrlr.ce KotalshL Mut-.i lltto Is the
drat emperor of the Jepatiese tn at*
tempt to Introduce modern or west*
em t-tv • i-.tn Into (he 'aland. One
of the first results waa the abolition
of th* f* Ida I system, which had so
long hl-a-k* i th* progress of the
nountry. It a* he who tstsblUhed
th* preset constitutions! govern
ment, anil under hi* away lis peo
pl* hare, attained unprecedented
progress and enllghtenme»it. '
CARTER Will GO
FIFTEEN ROUNDS
WITH AL con
BOSTON, Nov. A- After repeated
delve* an l poatponemertta th*
chancees now appear bright for a
final settlement of the question of
f I*'.to mtmtrmacy between "Kid* Car
ter and Jo* Walcott. The two are
slevtM to have it oat tonight in - i*_
roun 1 contest befors the Criterion
Athletic I'luh of this city.
IF YOU BUY
A
PIANO
Bur a well known, standard make of
recognUad and acknowledged merit.
Buy It from a reliable, well known
tio'i.* of established reputation for
Just dealing and that la able and
. rerly to make every representation
•nd guitr inte* good, and whose
judgment Is worth something to you
l.i th* selection of an Instrument.
Tt-,ar» t* one home In Peattl* of this
character, where you will always get
ah* best *alti# for your money; also
courteous treatment anil perfect sat
isfaction -,-ar afterwards. It Is lust
as necessary after yon buy a plant
•a before that you deal with the
rlirht h W*
. It la a significant fart that th* In
telligent. conservative people who In
▼estlsnl* buy here,
The mnsloiarj", public trtftoola, col
let** and seminaries buy her*.
D.S.JOHNSION(O.
90? Second Ay..Burke Bid?.
An Emerson Piano
will be given away at
The Hal New Year's
Eva.
Every buyer ha* an
opportunity.
On th* Pauare,
Opposite th- Totem Pole.
leath'if-liniinit vol tore with duplicate
lili'ttiro* th it ran he turned in in an
instant by the aid uf tho criminal re*o
i>r>l »r 1n.1.-s teeiuk. *
In the . tm.in ii record I* found ths
ri imin.tl s name, allaa. helaht. weight,
etc., down to every till Hi mark. »c«r,
ur a!lghte*t peculiarity.
Pollowlhg this 1* the mm. a 'S-rlm-
Inal oa'cupatlon." whers convicted, ths
crimes, prison ».tntciic*». liatetta and
•eosalrteltlao. tlften a criminal tecord
chows him to hay* tieeli In •ana at
one place or atiuthrr moat eef Ids life.
t-'at h history baa a number which
corresponds with a number em the pho*
lograph. In thla way a man's record
snd photo' csn tie found as easily as
an address In the city .tir.. t i ,
The great utility ot thla si-ei.-m ts
frequently shown in th* locsl polio*
d. paitine-let if a he-it** U visited by a
hurslar and the occupant can obtain
a tteetlng gllmi>»n of the prowler, he
goee to i--.lt--.- bead i-isi ir-is an.l ■!,-
ecrlbea the man. He la shown a mini*
tier of pictures corresponding in th»
general description of lha offender.
City l*»lee*llve Charles Tennsnl, who
he** rhargs of the gallary here, has at
all time.* In his mind's *>c the general
UTTLE MAID WILL BE CUPID OF THE CARNIVAL
ST \t*l_ Mine *-«. Raul ia to have '
a carnival and ln*tea.l Ota carnival
asaast. th* "younger fulk" will a giv. j
in a thow. This year ther* is to ba a ;
THEY DEMAND
BETTER WATER
LATONA RESIDENTS ARE WROUGHT UP OVER PREVALENCE
OF TYPHOID FEVER IN THEIR DISTRICT
"Wr. Ih* nnderalgned r»*lel>nt tag
payer* of Uteitii. in th* City of Brat
tle, da hereby most urgently petitl'a
you. In view of the typhoid epidemic
now prevalent In our Immediate neigh
borhood, owing largely to th* una m- |
Itsry condition of the mil water which
we, as eltls*na of -i.i* looality, ara I
compelled to use for want of city wa
ter, to extend the water main from
Porty-seeond street as far north ss
r*rt)-!lfth street***
The foregoing petition, signed by S
reside * of Latona, was read at the
city council last btght. It was re
ceived with ominous silence by that
honorable body. Even "Watchdog".
Jamea did not hark. It was a telling
and ugly reprimand for the "watch
dog." a he] wa* so largely Instrumental
Is kilting the appropriation for a city
laboratory. In a few words th* eltl
s*as at the Ninth ward told cf tba
sickness* and suffering which tha Im
pure welt watrr evil had wrought in
their neighborhood and askrd for th*
econatructlon of a water main as th*
•if-«t speedy m. •i* nf abolishing ths
evil. Until lha present Impure Well
wat.r agitation waa begun, they prob
ably did not eve n know what was the
sourcs of lh* cimstsnt MMM among
th* resident* of tb* neighborhood.
If the city had a laboratory, three
peopl* would long ago have trained
that It was th*lr well water that wa* I
causing tli* typhoid germ to do IIS
deadly work and th- evil rould have, j
been speedily eradicated. The council
men knew this and they referred the
petition to the dr.- and water commit- j
tee with', a word of comment
In this connection the report "f Hr. j
O. Ia Tanisr on the sample of water :
tak*n from an artesian w.'.i under th* j
Heattle hotel, which was read by
Health Officer Ludlow at ths regular !
monthly meeting ef the board of
health last night. Is interesting. After
stating tha various suhstancea found
in th* water, Kr. Tamer states:
'The water 1.4* a y*llowl*h color. Is
ladsn wltti suspended organic tnatUr
and can b* -.drrrtl a prstty fair j
specimen of ••wag*. It* use would
gravely endanger the health and It la
totally in.fit for drinking purposes."
l.r. Tanxer waa present and demon*
■trated a test for detecting Impurities
In wain, which th* hoard decided to
use In futu.a esse*.
Assistant Hanltary Inspector Tilna
hsrt reported that th* Collin* building,
which hsd been supplied with water I
from thl* **m* Wall, has now been I
•onnscted wtth elty wster, at I that
thr Seattle lintel will Install city water
as boob a- pre.cUe*Me. a
spitearanoe of thn** who have their
lend lit the rtiatio'* gallery, and can
I ufgi put a iiumlier of picture* iii the
burglar's *.., tl,.e, ,if men who have the
general ilngtilihlng feature* of th*
man deecrltted. - • '-'
If th» correct picture la found. Ihe
.■nan ai s i.-. mil I* looked mi and an
*itehi.|ie description of the until I*
placed In the hands of every detective
Mint patrolman un the force,
Murh trouble Is often eipertetiaed tv
photographing criminals. Tiny try In
every cotic*lvabt« way to dl*gula* their
feature*, and often it tikes ..«lel»r
aid* force lo compel them to tie shot
l>. 1..m - Te net se.ia he h«S the
| Hi-el trouble With women. "They gSle
. t.iiii laugh all through the perform
ance," lv* aays. "Many shut their
eye*, while a hundred natural *»
preeslons are assumes!"
Th* ■ -ulilr- Itoguoa' Hell, rye ontill.a
e-ier l.:«ei let-iil pl,'intra Aside fnun
thn photographs I.c I*. II by 111* Kestlls
department, there sre hundreel* of for
eign i-ii-uii** ,-,, tiling from evtry
known part uf the i.'nlteet MtJt-s. and
many towns of Cansda and M.cl.ci
l'i>..ii I....kins through a roguee' gal*
loiv. a eliatliegiiialuieg eapraaalon In
each class I* sesn and a general ex
f pression common to thstn all. The
»;.'.!> la a mml rasolnatlng on* to any*
one who ha* the slightest 1,,1*1 sl I
criminology.
j "eupld of th* ran... and three
! year-old Florentine Maria I'ieek ha*
I been i ii.cc r-r that honor. Hrr par
. rnta llv* tn efleiM St
Th* resignation of Oetorg* W, Devee*
aeon, for the past three sad a half
years quarantine Inspector, was as*
, < l-'e-d III* successor will be appotat
ed r.«it Monday.
GOLF CHAMPION
TO WED
.^ . .. titm ' Hi
CHICAGO. Nov*. E-ln th* First
Presbyterian i liui. h. lisan.urn.
Mlsa li. ■•!• Anthony. champion
woman golf player of the United
Htatea, will tonight become th* bride
of Ilemard llorne of Pittsburg, Mls«
Anthony la th* daughter ot Mr. and
Mra. Charles Elliott Anthony, and,
though aha I* not . -** out of her
teen*, aha ha* held th* golf honor*
for her se*. first aa western cham
pion and then aa national champion,
for several years past. The attend
ants at th* wedding wilt tnclud* a
number of prominent young -redely
I ■*><>'l" of Chicago mil Pittsburg.
Pall Into rood lurk by gains' to
Toklas. Slagennan A Co. fer your
Overroat or i 'tav«n*tte. Cor :nd and
Seneca. . •• »" ." •*•
Frss Want Ads
Pe* cina.lfled page for Free Want
! Ada. {
Men's Underwear
Special
Gaatl Hair. All-Woo! Underwear—
$1.50 Suit
STBAM SHRUNK.
Every Big*.
To., In Window,
CI.OTHIN4 HOUSE
TDK SKATTJLJK STAR.
BEIECWE
EIHED $40
PRIVATE SLEUTH 18 TRIED AND
CONVICTED fOR ASSAULT
_ iiu 1 *.;
W. If. 11.111- a. ,* fined llv nnd
, .eslee ley- Jll-ell, .• f.llltl, I .--e'.. I el.l V,
I fur assault . .i|ieiie|tl.-il 11,1 the pt-r
--stin of in linear 11 in th - Kfutile
hotel, 10 .In 1 e_.e
The trial has been iv .1 ■ or less
Sell*,lll-111, having lv el.-ell with
family troubles unl a private detec
tive who nn trying lei straighten
tiuiittia out. Ths courtroom a I* I
i-riiwiletl lo Ita . ..p... Hi There was ,
lively argument on both sidea, andl
.1 times It a is difficult to In.lilli.lill
order.
TEN MEN
DROWNED
CAPTAIN, THREE OTHER OFFI- I
CERS ANO BIX SEAMEN 00 j
DOWN WITH VESSEL
AUJIKKM. .Nov. J.-Hllt*Ctl Bur-
VllOl* llf th* Kngllali alr.illi-r 1... -
taut Martha, which waa wrwckesd off
the Vegsrla, have arrived her*. Thry
repoit thai lha OB plain, three other
officer* and •is •> *iti.-u were
druniinl,
TELEGRAPH BRIEFS
COLUMBUS, Ohio. Nov. J.—A con
frren.e of the Hallway Y. M C. A.
•en-re tar lea of the association on the
■ylvsnla llnaa west, opened In
t'oluinbus today.
OHWr.<!O. N. T.. Nov. S.-A an
Irlv wedding of note here t., la) waa
'hat Of Miss li.-**i* 11.Wolf Want.
daughter if Hrtgadler tlenrral and
Mrs. Thomas Ward, and Riwaiil A
Stay Sll*.
i'Atm.IIBVH.I.IS. Oa.. Nov. S-—
fatter*., ill* I* entertaining the.aev
enth annual meeting of the Oeorgla
Ktat* Ke-lcrstlon of Women* Club*.
which w»* fiirmally «|.im*l today
it: 1 wtll continue in session until
fii lay. —-.
FOILED
ANARCHISTIC PLOT TO ASSAS
SINATE KINO ALFONSO AT
LISBON, DISCOVERED
MA I HUD. Nov, t.—Anarchist Juan
t'aaademewl, recently arrived frvitn
New Tork, na* been arrested at
l-l.ti -! elia iha.ttli-.rtlt* Ua. Well
■a. ..irf I showing that h* was .
rout- to I.t*bew», where he Intruded
to kill King Alfonso when the latter
I la Visiting King I'artoa.
CHICAGO'S GIANT
CENTER
ClllCAOO.—"ltttbtiles" 1111 l I* fine
of this years' additions to th* «"til
' ragn tinlv- raltv eleven. Coarh HI cc
sUed him up for nn Ideal center, and
that his Judgment was corrsct , fln .
not hedenled. "Hubbies" la a big
fellow for in 11-year-oM, weighing
c 214 111 «tl*l>*.
THE MARKETS
A far Im J of fancy apples .nine In
this in--ri.il a from Kitllat. Wssh., and
are In se'-eel demand. The Jonathans
and others of Xt.a ttrnax fancy are
bringing II '■• a i-ee Baldwin* pipping
and leilirra are- going at 11. elk Yakima
pears are aalllng at II.SO. Poultry la
coming In quite free ly. Turkeya ara
beginning lv com* In. I, ga nn*. *-.ini>
whst mors plstitlfuL
WHOLESALE prices
iTlerrr irleeaa mr m I* an* er«r la *a**>
title*. |-fi*-e. on entail i-iin lia... ...rap.
13 Iter cent, hither. I
Provision*
Fresh Meat-Cow beef, HtaMtt per ii,.
f
w i a., Tt *^?flfcpir*--^* pisff^JT^ TicJWw^^B-i -^^w™ v^^l^i
* AtHm *"l ' ll*l-3' lUEMIMii -. * I _kO *^f ri"^-i"iß ii' *aa i*;!.-,« ~*^*^uflE *, -.-*- I "' .. . 'er^fc'*
J|fMg|| •«__ ■_.
J gl___r__tifc_^B hoSl|
Hillm-aaVs Seattle
Garden Tracts
I 111 FINEST SOIL IN KIN. COUNTY
ONE MAN DRANK 11 CUPS OF FREE MILK
3,000 People
Were on lie- ground Sunday at tlie (tee- barbecue. Five
thousand more waited, but could not coma out because
the cars were blockaded. On,- Hundred and Ninety-three
Acre Tracts were sold Sunday, and the rest will all In sold
this week. Twenty extra talesmen will be on grounds all
Ihe week. lake* Kenton car, llt -.1 and Jackson street,
I'll Garden station, and see this new property. I'rices $05
|>er 11.1,1. tip. Terms, 5..', down, $5 monthly; or take
Washington street cars and see my I lillman City prof
erty. One Hundred and Twenty-six Lota and .**.■ ret were
■old there yesterday. Five-cent car fare. Down town
office, l'> Downs bloefc.*\>
WHOLE REGIMENT
PLANS MURDER
AND SELECT ONE OF THEIR NUMBER, WHO CUTS HIS COL*
ONEL TO PIECES WHILE HIS FELLOWS CHEER
IU.III.IN*. No*/. 1-The Tageblalt
tehlrtv prints a report of the dHlber
ste ii.ni t,-r of a colonel at Vttna,
ISeluui. In which hi* tntlra rwglment
k* implicated, While the regiment
w»« drilling a soldier stepped from
the ranks and deliberately cut the
Ceilmt*l to |.1.-.-r. A. l.r performed
his bloody work the regiment broke
forth •l a great cheer, and when h«
h*<l completed Ihe Job. rushed to him
and bor* fclm off Hi* field Ilk* they
would a hero.
An In ■ .'.gallon later developed
ths tart that the member* of the
regiment had deliberate*!/ planned
th*.murder and had theft cast lots
to—a who aheeiit.l fo-ntTtll ■_•. crime.
steer beef, 7" lh v»al. Itffllc; pork,
to; mutton. *O«Se n.
rr»v.etae» ll.er cc I*. Ik, bee.-.el tee,
•SB, Iti»a Ik belli** free**. !»>»» a*
V«g*t*bl*t
Nam. corn, 11 .root v Mak native
llurleenka. ..'"'.-" 'a,.- Taklraa
la-iattara. leti.e i>ri reel . sweet pole
i..«a. li, par in . . air.et. 7i. i»r eark,
rula'.a.aa. Jl'ell, leHele Settle |_, ■
r*t,||Poe»e»r, TS.-(itl "O life* , 1„„i|.... >|
!(«*.> t»ei; , ,;r,it.,lr-ra tajSiC dell r»lery
,-.|s** tear t! >«. r*-i'.hr. !■*. te.r .].,•
I»lleehr*; I.t to." II |>«r hot; Walla
IV*Ua onions. IUS .-eel. green onion*
'.■»>- el-.* bull, lira || r1.1*1.1 ,-.,„.1i I ,c
prr ii. . pumpkin*. !>,,. bell prppera.
baooui
Cr.tn Fruit, Cte.
Apples i a tier. 7. -»(**»• bos; efei**l-lfii
I- rile I t_ Imi: Jonathan*. II K6I Sa hot;
ije.in. -a II ai bo*; Yakima itaia, IIU
bos; native peer*, **, at*] tens rail
1.-.tier | r»re, 11 IP; plneapule*. I: '*■_
tto per -1 im, sratees. Oregon t*on*
CeeTlls, »"e* p«T teetukel; Tokay, 11i11.7',
crate, Itoea I'eru. llfi I 8 rrste; eehlie.
11111 » rrste; Vslepe-la oranita. 11.
lemon*, r <-.il! •ta n.-rrlra. %fto bbl*.
r'-riletn dStr*. r.l»- lb.
M.. Grain and Feed
teats.Bin lea. b.rlrr I7J lon. wheat.
lie ten; chop. |;ii,-„-, t„n; shorts, ta
tein: brsn. Ui tun; oil meal »'• ton:
I I*.. W. lll*..the new. i.<i ton; B W.
rrempre...,t tlmntliy, mtw, i *a i ■••.-.
h*w wheat hsy, 111 ton; n»w alfalfa,
IILCM t..fi. new f'.,«rt sound hay, liiu*
til*. ton; middlings Wat
■ utter. Che***, Egg*. Psultry
liutter—Wsshlngton rresraenrs. J3c;
naale-rie. :4b.*..'. elalry .14) 1,
li***— Kre«h ranch, ear pat too. reel
turkeys. lUi-'«- lb.
t barer-Sailer M «.Me«t-a. full rrasa,
lea; -!..,«« IS ••... brick lawi*.
Poultry— Dressed turker*. tHt—o; hi*
hens, ti-,!!'. . live ducks tVAr; dr**r*rel.
lie: ring rfcl*h*aa. inaifli lb. Ilia
grese lMtlie It.
PRICES TO PRODUCER!
fTb*e* ■ *. .i. far (**4« -te;ie.r«.| *l
ra.lrv.aa ff. nil Basel, at .* tka o—.a la
ibis tat J
Kay ant Qra'n
Eastern Washington timothy. IH.H
El* Ml t--i. alfalfa l;ia ton, oats. l.*:«t
Id ton; barley. I n to ton: wheat. 1:1
ton; bran. .-■ ahoim. I.'l M ton,*
ml.lrtll*,■». L.i ial ton: I'uget Sound hay.
Egg*. Poultry and Livestock
Kggr. fresh .i.tl Of, llv* hens,
lit lie ; *prins rhlckens. l:o Ib :
•* be*. I.**- ■ lb. -».' m Mcl M»l •* fe—e.
J',- In. .... * on toot. OO lh; rellvra.
be«« IS; hie. Un faat. t* Ik. _______ OSA.ta.
It's Fit For
The Best
• - .
fIECA.fSE IT 18 MADE FROM THE
BKST.'uATEItIALa and IIT I>Eo*
ri.t: wno"Ar,E EXTEnra is the
MA KIM I OP OOOD reer-.
-
IT !■ KIT for iin IH*.BT HE*
CAUSE IT 18 THK lIKBT.
TWO DOZEN IIAI.F-riNT DOT*
"1*1.1.8. hi CIeNTS.
__—_—_——
Telephone Rainier 30.
In this way the murderer, who to
day cut ths condemned man to
pieces, was **l*ct*d. The members
of ths regiment. I' la stated, became
Incensed al the Inhuman treatment
of their clilevf officer.
■ | ccc Q cc ■
lie tm* ta yourself snd buy a slshtly,
•r,i i, e-at.lr Ovareoat 11 a modest price,
T-ekla*. Biiignieiata A Co. hay* such,
<*or. Ind an.l Seneca. cc*
An Ktattnea Piano
will hr ins .-n away at
The Hub New Year's
Eve.
Every buyer has an
opportunity.
On th* Square.,
Opposlt* th* Totem Pol*.
Best Callforna
Tomatoes
3 Cans 25c
Best Bulk lowa
Creamery
* Butter
2 Iba 56c
Adams^S?*
911 Second Air, near Mai'-
Try Adams* .'..ffee We guar
antee* our ffeee* to |>lea«e >ou.
Stacey Shown
Will Repair Room 2.0
Your Watch *~* Block
Your Watch *«»» »<*»
He Wo Chinese Medicine Co.
gdlaeaaea e-hreink
■•* of turn
nil-) women With
out operation,
by power
ful t'hlneae roots,
herbs, barks, buds
snd vegetables.
These wonderful
Chines* remedies
have cured hun
dred* of rase*
that have bean
glien up to tlir
11 VItA N -
TEE to cure
rheumatism,
gsthms. • it.Will,
stomach, kidney,
female
weakness and all Iv.iti, .|!a. - .
Call and see this wonderful Chine**
medicine. Have a talk with lies
Wo before giving up your ess* aa
glass Consultation PURE,
Off les 2W/ M Washington St.. S**ttl*.
BONNgV.WATSON CO. I
rvarrai tHreetws .a I mtapalaaaim. Pat- I
LA. Tklrel ... aaa t'er|lHekl* •««•». B
f.ltf.tim* litis II *raii'., W.»k J
'- _._. ia* ■ ■ ■ ■1*
MUCH INTEREST CENTERS
In thoie swull new fall model* In our
famous tl '-.i Hhoes for men. Th ♦»•.•»,
shoes are fsr mors durable then t!ii>*#
1 generally mad* for th* pries.
•_
im- tun iv,. FREDERICK & NELSON ria , .„„„.
Lacsraeraua
Thrift Means Prosperity
Take Advantage of Aetow Prices That Pre
vail at (tar Store This Week '
YESTERDAY WAn A ittriiy IMY. IK YoU wihh ii,*i!Ni*nnir,
TO union M.i in-, ii- . ii. Ron run HOLIDAYS* you can ik
CURB IT NOW AT -CUCH 11..-." THAN IU9QULAR I'HK'KH. TUB
HAI.I*: I.AHTH AI.I.TIIIH VVKICK, HUT WK WOULD M>VI.-i; YOU
To HUT i.Aiu.y. .'• itii.i THB ahh<hitmi;nth aid. COMPLETE!
IIHIli: Alll. JI.'HT TWO OK '1 ill, MA.NY IIAROAINH—
Special Price $4.35 Special Price $3.90
|> __*| I
if W Orof-Lssf Br*aWf**t Table, made of solid
I,' 9 golden oak; haa four turned and fluted
V 7 legs and a round 1.-.if top; llmerialona of
top lull I- V,-» ara up, Jlxtl Inrhe**.
vv.eah Hi in-1, mad* of a.ill Regular price 11.99; *i*-. !j! for thl*
oak. In » dark goldrn »''" 93.00
finish; haa ahntM.fl top, _______________________________________
one full gigs iltaiee-r, large "
dotibla cabinet anl plain A f „«J A TJ ~. ~L-,_
aplasher 1,.. k. lingular /_. oooci V neater
twice 15 00; special f„ r m —, _ Atfm\ ..
"'"* *•*-•* $4.35 for Coal IrV'
The Garnet js^f|fek
'Ihl* la but 'mi of our many I % '■ '.'\T/_TTj^r\t
kinds of llsalers. I.ike all the lif HfflßMtWl
Htoves *,* tarry, It la guaranteed | *> !*'%«»-— ATt ■
tf. - all thai Is . lain,..-1 fnr It. j *^ ( . ,1 Ata. < I
and 'hi- haal to l.r bought for lh* ' A Ijejp^B I
Tha'Oarnet hay iil-k.l f.ee.t* l _A <C-M v,J_l|
r««i». name-plate and nli kel spun !• Tl « ~P ..f *jS3I
urn. long front feed J-.eit „,i In- jt __ Xv _*. ■j_a_t l
aide ■ a Ing smoke guard, dt.iw } JT _,rJtkJprJ_\
center grate and sain J ! p_, _Y7_\~_\ aT_H
No 10. atam. » in., height fsJ \_>m^_^l____VL
II 111. | el re 11..M1 i_^~'_bs!s_Hß_nHk
N.e 13, .li.vi. 11 111. aisle! '* . V I^^V^^aW^-
II in. prim »1f).5tl s*V*Jel?»r. *«v«dn*a&
No, 11. .Him. 13 in.beigtit MB'- '-4. J^*
ti iii. pn.* |iie.fio aHT>\m ß__jf_sH__F
N-. 14. dlam. IS In. hMsht if--' W«»M»M_-_fc
ti in., pries .ai.v.-iO mnirJijui "r!■nflij■ k
WE will take your _r^_s_l^!___t'iJ_^^_
old stove and J§ ' |f^fiDay*Dfi*%ir^^
allow you all it is &i3^ ll
worth as part pay- . jjy M
ment for a new one *■ fa ?*
FREDERICK & NELSON^
. Ceataltti H<es*«fsrstskrr* *
Second Avenue, Madison and Spring Streets
aa4ta*taa
QUEEN ANNE FLOUR
HAMMOND MimaUHQ 00.. tUArris
TO BUILD A
TO BUILD A I
Fire-
I II V
Proof
Chimney
USB
Flue Linings
MANLTACTUniD DT
Denny Clay Co.
Seattle, Washington
An Emerson Piano
will be given away at
The Hub New Year's
live.
Every buyer has ail
opportunity.
On the Seinilie,
Oppietlta th* Totem role.
7
An Emerson Piano
will be given away at
The Hub New Year's
Eve*
Every buyer lias an
opportunity. ~A*
On the Square,
Opposite the Totem Pol*.
... ..|r.'rl.i*Jt
Centennial's
Best Flour
Makes More Bread
Makes Lighter Bread
Makes Whiter Bread
Makes Sweeter Bread
Makes Better Bread
Than Any Other Flour
ALL GROCERS SELL IT

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