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The Seattle star., November 15, 1904, Night Edition, Page 3, Image 3
About The Seattle star. (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947

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I On eh •fl«-ii»WThW 1 i«»u»or.«" Cradii
3HSi ■ lit* Nvn titorw ,
Buy Your D§ aperies —* Floor
Coverings at the New Store
If any oi;« j-wrt of th« n» stor« I* comptatrly ato«-ke.l with ii..
right klliii of Ruo,la-markrd at thr m.-.m |.|!.•«••-U l« th* IMn|u-rf.
»■ l t"»riM-i room
*lr*m car* wrmi uard In th* ulana nf thin p<"partnn*nt —-flrtity
of daylight «ni every hand ami «v»iy fai-IIUy fur |>n>i«Tly allowing
tlo ■
at. 1 In »-.1.11t1.M1 to ail thU, Id* I" 1-■ ■■ l>< '■>■'' I""1 "' f '• '"" '"
you.
Come to th«- iii»» at.ni> for Carpatl ami Dr>p»ri't
Drapery Room Special*
X.«,.'. |«.75 t'ourh »*»vrr«. (prfl»l limi«rn>«, Wntnvailay ... .#4.90
Iteguiiir lSi- HiikKiino, ipaclal tocßorfow, ymnJ in,
lt*(u!>ir 15i> 3<|iii'h Curtain H»l»». Biipilrtl tUIIIUIIUW, )nril Ue
UrcuUr He Silk Cord, fur •>'f* BUfcvwrt, B|*«-I«l taliuirraw, W»>lnr«,l«y.
>«n> »«•
lt»«ular 14.60 1-4 TnbU «'ov»rn. t ; -' .I «..m..trow, WimlnviiiUy. rn.-h
, 9V.75
rict^iiar II 60 Whlto OtttOA, lllanknn, a|»<iiU ti>m«>rr«>», \Vi»dlit-«.lny,
rm-h • «*fte
Ilfful«r Whlli> niul MaiW«> T«lil» tnltlolh. »t»i'l»l lomnrruw.
\\>,in«-».1«y. yiir>l 111',.-
Oriental Runs on Special Sato for
tour Days
Tomorrow the nrw »lor* |>ut■ on i|>«<litl ~ >!.- for 4 ilaya 100 fluff*,
li.-vnl linktmr.t. X it»k, llrlmuhlatiin, l>«Klatan, llluk lltikharn and
olbvrn, rrisular prtCtl t«n«« from l:S.O0 Jo 13000. Th*»«* ar*
v«>* choir* ami •rllill<- Hug*, and are lultett fur iwrlor atn» rf
iy; c -. room; ip^lal i<rW* , 91A.X&
I^MfminißE tCwrer£!
I \ w^^C & UNION 9 1 I h I 1
// You Have an Old Stove
' Exchange it for
Ji Cole's Original
\ Hot - Blast
S<!B!*th!n* that »UI itlvt. you aolld comfort
t Cole's Original
Hot - Blast
Stove
8o»»C.:n« (h«( will «l»» you solid ramfort.
J«at think t>nlr thrn> tlm* a d«y 4o you k*««
\vSF«TOf l : t . lJi to t!vi> this •!ov«1 »lt'Htl.>r. CuoranUvd to hold
{||^!Vj?'»t' fire twenty-four boura »nil Hid you on<- thlnl
<b^J/g^JTyj Of jour ml bill, (tor of th<* «rratr»t plr«*ur«
I'H^?!^^^/^ of Ih- winter la to ha»n uniform hr«( day and
S^fci^T^p night. No «cuw for not owning on*. Wi» a*ll
jTwinsS*-<*«2 on ln»t*llmi-i a
jr* 15-lnfh fir»pot SI i .no
" *t< 14-inch flrrpot SHI I I»O
U-lnch firepot ... SIO.ISO
rower on/10 aoe ptko st.
«^aTffwO# DffUJ* Soil* Phonttm 1138.
{BANKRUPT STOCK OF GREEN BROS.]
I 2619 Fir^t Avpniip To Be Sold Tomorrow, X
| / tOia rir^l MVUfIUe Wednesday, Nov. 16 g
i SIM ON THE DOLLAR !
I Stock Comprises a General Line of Dry Goods, Groceries, Christmas Goods, Such ]
! As Toys, Footwear, Ladies' Shirt Waists, Skirts, Perfumery, Etc. I
2 m • . , , , ... ..„„.,_, •
i ■ ,, —1 1 M — M . i
I Ladies Wrappers uSSSr § Hats of Standard Make gjjjj" Men's Neckwear |
I I and Dress Goods 11 5 o Prlcts. | | 50c on the Dollar a?isc 50c Kind 25c | |
• Comforters, Quilts and Blankets, Extra Fine Line of Ladies' Fancy Waistings, Ribbons, Crockery, Groceries, Snyders' Catsup 18c, small size 10c; Sea Foam Soap S
X Powder, 2 for 25c; Matches, 3 for 10c; Gem Toilet Paper, 3 for 10c; J. H. F. Tomatoes, solid packed, 20c kind, 2 for 25c; Heinzes' Pickles X
• and Dressings, Half Price; Force 10c; Tinware, Graniteware. No Telephone Orders, Delivery or Exchange. •
! * ~. ■ • "° "
! Most Genuine Bargains Ever Known in Seattle )
• Investigation Will Prove This Statement t
|-.. _ ■ #
© Bankrupt Sale Commences Wednesday, Hf ft UF^yfl V P^HQ First Avenuej
A. Ballard!
HES STILL AT IT
B. Moorlry, VTMtad la»t'nl«ht
fnr lining drunk, la thought to I"'
In-.in.- All lie will talk about Ii
I'.iliii.h mi.l In' en titltil) can ni'lri
"tll»I>( Off tO pWfWtIOB, lip rial Hi"
hit I* a t ill- 11. tin ak.l MliKii hr
X"i'» it* II t hi- »l|. . I If l.« ahould
miMit urn o»«t I I think* liNika Ilk.'
• druuii-rat, he alo|w them and
•.imi- arguing the qui-stlnn. Moor
'• > "i' nut out Of the Amhtlibii
li.mi-... whore i,,, i,...1,,,,| for grt.
lliik up lii tin Blgkl mill awaking
•tarj one In iin' home with hiM
aprm-hra. lie told Hip iMillcrman
he had ft ». h.-.lul.- for rvory Blgbl
thli «i-i'lv and ill.l nut »mii tn tir
ftirwMed. lie will bo trlod la Ho
all If tomorniw.
MARRIED
Mlaa Krlrrly ami <.. i. . Wrlnkln
wrr«« inll.-.l in inairi»K>' lai.l night
at the horn* of ihf brld* on Craw
ford «ii..i Tlik hnuaa wax l>«-antl
fulljr dr«-orata«l In whim and yrlltiw
• ■liivMuitiiriiiimiH an.l frrin. Thr
couple «.i.- Mini iii .1 unilrr a !'>■!!
maile of frm«. Tliry Irft !«-! nlKlil
25c
For 3 Packages
Crespo
Breakfast Food
Or.-K.ui Crape Cr.am. 3 ran*
«w 2r»«*
For ft good cheap <'uff try
Ailam..' Java and Rio at. Id
IIU
CNiiIJSII IIUKAKKAHT MA
A.lama Kngllnh Drt>akfajt Tna
"' (M)#* ■* pound will
please you. We guaranty It
the boat lia fur the money
In Srattl^
Ii
TEA AND COFFEE CO.
•21 SECOND AVENUE.
Nfar M«diion •treat.
at • o'clock on a wadding tour.
They recrlvMi *«vpral elrgant prm
etits In cut ftlamt ami illver, vlvrn
by tiirh- many frlrndi, Mr. Wrin
kle worka In the offlre of tlie Htlrn
•on mill mi.t la ■/•ll kuowu and ii
vii) 1. 1..1u1u.nl yotlllg i, inn
ISIDORE RUSK
DEAD
<|ii ■■ id i» N*w« Aunl
IMIIM>RK lUhll
HAN Ml .i. •. C«l.. Nov. l».— Ml"
lalilfMr Huah. leading L.!> in «<
iiim*rln« u|..il« produrtlon. «i. i
nil ii. lira* nt iiiitiwi.il fame, met a
pp. dii.ii ilemh «hlle l»llilii( at th*
beach her* >•••!■ i-U> Mi. v»..
--■lrufk by a creat «iV«, rn ■l«-n I
uiK'unaWoua and was being carried
out Into d»e|i water, Hhe »ri <l*«<l
by the lime nhe Had been . •■.»•! to
Ihe ahore. A ■ t IIUJI IrIM nmi.hu
11.-ii dev»|o|>e4 the fart thai ahe
•Hi! from heart failure and not by
drowning.
AT THE THEATERS
ii< i n ash .-■
Mason and M»m ar« making
thing* merry at the Third Avenue
In "Krttx an.l Hulu," which U MM
of the rl»v«rt«t if tbalr . l»»#r lln»
of Dutrh . iur<llaji come4l««.
UK' A! n BHI LOVED HIM SO"
Kdyth* «"h«j'nian and Jam«
...ii In a ni'w Hi ■
4lj|e iilil rnuple who have), nevi-r |
,|iim i all i but who *!nit a flftltloiia
j!|oi • I fur II" purpmm of alarm-
Ing «i Inharmonloii* younu '"I'l'
The comedy la gm»d, and the !
touches of paXhot Hi Ml in) Die fun
of iii. pit ' •• are deft.
"IIIH WAYWAIU) HON." .
•■III. Wayward Won" l» offrred
ihlH wwk by the Wlnieinann com
pany at Ilio Ali-ii/«r. II I* drawing
well ami i» a good live ple>« of
typtcaJly ,1. N...1. entertain
ment.
LITTLE TALES
TERSELY TOLD
MAUOAllirr \s\> BIOMAN Mr-
Ourle. two children. 11 Jo 10 year"
old. were 111 1 ulglli-ri In |K>ll<« court
«t I'vrri-it >fMiiiiiit morning on
the charge of alrallng ■ collection
of thtnita from thr«-e different
i ii.ii-m. They lonffimrd an,i were
abown through the Jail M a warn
ing. Mini dliluluril.
1 111 ANNUAL convention of the
HurwlH) fi Ikmil wi>rkrr* of Buoliuhi
tih county began ymtrrtUy afirr-
BOO* at Bvi I'll I 'In couvmllnii
will continue through tomorrow.
I lir Land ornca at North
Yaktma r«»l*ed nottro jfr»terday
of Hit- withdrawal <>i a large i»--n
CAPS
I^.iliV and Uliwii' New Ktyle
Tourist «'«i • 111 red. brown ant]
blua—
■ HI.
Children's rr»tty Automobile
"Caps. stn»|>* »cr«*>i t»l>, turn"
lii navy mi.l red; •■«• li —
Ma
tl"y«"«lolf rap*. ■rlf straj>«
' arrnu lop and tailor buttons.
• •ach—
:i.v #>•:
lii>>«' Fine Navy ft#rf» tlolf
Cat*, alia lined; »«ch
Mi
) Bora 1 Tourist Style Car* ef pret
. I. gray miiturrs, silk lined;
, ivli —
Ma
•ya" and. Men's Clolf Capa, made
v of «•«• »:iml ■ M»r1«<l i>al-
Una of wo«l nnlmffH. *1<"
valu*: rlrh —
Ma
I HUM' Ttlark A«lr«k!.. ''.■I '
I ■ wit* r*<l ■<" on lop; rarh —
j 7.'.<-
PETERSON^
Oj OoOD o66p»"\J
| ' tor. ?fm 210 f»iu. str..i.
/"nffaa ( ILocord
(otfec | Drcaklntj
««a^ ' V mVIIICS
° q ß;top 3!>f & 40( (oHee
Are So Good That
You Will Want More
FRESH HUM I
Isc, 20c, 25c, 30c
W« »r« Citing
Fr..
Doulila I'loimuml.
'•>« Early
Ju*t to Look.
Great American Importing
Tea Co.
Money Saving Store
908 Second Avc.
309 Pike St.
Seattle
..f land In tin- I'll, v lU|i|ilii -ll.tn. t.
preliminary to tht* building of 11,. '
pniponiil rovrrnmciit ■ .ni.it In that
tuH'tum <>f the co'intty.
C. J. PlUOli, tit T»«im», ba» »*
--gun nilt acalnrt I'avi- lll«k«'» gam
bling liimiii- for l k ;'i. allt-Kltig (hat
at different tiui.-i he. palil differ
ent rui:i» to the. dealers In the ri>
■ujrl and that the. i|.i« paid him
nothing la rt-turu.
Illf RNOIIOMI M county mm
mlanl'fnera yratenlay (rand ■
rikii. I to \V M. Kfiyder and J.
W. Hall, of HnohomUh. for the eon
■trurllon of an elartrti road to ex
tend from IfOBTCM through the Sul
tan basin to the "AU" mine*.
BO 11 < mil KB ' of Courtney,
Ore., waa killed yenterriay morning
by falling Into a well At 6 o'clock
h* got out uf bed, put on hia troua
an and •l!||'<if and went I'iliUf,
Half an hour later hla al>«"i>'• «ai<
iiinnnir"! and after ararihlng for
him hti brother found him at the
bottom of idi. well, ilia «kull *»
frartured. Hi may have )■• ■ v walk-
Ing In bit >■!•.['
TIIK TVnOM for $4,000
awarded Mrm. A'> - < •>t'ii'
Malnut JudKe Thomaji Hurt" for
Injuries ■•■ .iv.'l In an arrUent Id
the, <•!■ ui'ir in thi» Burk« building,
He&ttle, li» been •ufttatoed by th»
•upretn* rmtrt at Olympla. • num
ber of aa*l(T)rnf>nii> of error being
made, none of whUh were rcveral
ble.
<• M N'K'KKnSON. it rart<»rH«T
" Fort Rlmr(M>. »iu< arrr^trd Kun
day and taken to North Yaklroa on
th«> rharKK nf -.lawfully uvlnit the
l"rili< ! Htatea malt*. The <!>f»-n<lMit
wbji placed under ll, '■■•■<• bail.
G'LHolmesFurnikreCo;
11101-1103-1105 SECOAID
i/^pSv DRESSER
So.'/ ■ SPECIAL
mTT^j ir'■?"• •f * Wednesday and
iH^H 1 Thurday
1* Xf^ An odd lot of <lr<i!iW!r —to
"""""VT^' — < l'-aii up tho stock, they will bo
•{Jt]^>^Jt i. »t a tli'iirnuffi price, Ux>. All
i ' Imvf flno nilrrom without
fj"~~ —V<!*y-—>—*"") titro.-ifcn or blemUht*. Very
»i.i^«. (/ artliitlc hand rurvtnea.
French Plate Mirror Bevel
2< by 30 Inches, Two law and two (small ilmwerß. In mapln or
oak; rt-Kular 122.60; *[»•< lal SlfJUn
"Kirpriillim l-'nmt/ 1 whim maple, 20 by 2« mirror. A t\f!v>irtm
m> WHtifMlay aiiii Thunulk/ ip«cl*l SIOUTS
FOR WEDNESDAY
Inlaid Lineoleum
r. potttnu, ipedai, i«-r i^ttara yar<i, laid §1 *>?>
Mitre Rugs
I ft 9 In. by 3 ft. 6 Id <»Hr*
I ft. > In. by 6 " ■ ■ 52.00
"Rang* and Heater Tarmi"—Rang**—l6.oo down, %SM a
month. Old rang** taken in part payment. HiXtrt—sl.oo to
15.00 down, according to price of Heater. Weekly or monthly
menu to Mi it. Old Heater taken in part payment.
We offer $30.00 for any "Monarch Range" *v*r told by ut.
BENEFIT !
A SUCCESS
The dramatical and musical • "-
rtamiJKnt given for th« benefit
of the lodu»trlal Hoi Volunteers
Of America, at ChrUti-mu-nn hall.
lad evening, wan I gr«-at success
and an enlbtulaatlc audience at
tended.
W. Eugene Knox. <Ican of the
school of oratory and elocution at
the- Unlvernlty of Pugrt Bound, a*
lm[>ersona!or. was very good. He
received much applause at the end
of all hi* readings and •*;■•■ '..tliy
hi» lan>amiMlh»W <•< dM <<• I tin.''
debating society.
Mlm Vera I^vln showed rare tal
ent In her rendition of the Value
Chopin. Miss I.avln Is begluninK
her career in public recital* and
|.i-.,:;,imh to I.'- one of the leading
iniivi- luiih of ibe ctty.
'i !,•■ violin eolo. unaccompanied,
l.y I'/of.-h-.r Edwin Cabn was
I'l'niiy applau<i< 'I and also vocal
solos by Mrs. Katherlna Moor*,
Ml*» Marguerite l»nga<re and fur
nard Waddell, were worthy of
e»p«-<UI minion Mm Moore* rich
soprano voice being particularly
|ii'n HrK In the Kiln. ihe Itoty
Morn." after which the received ft
hearty encore.
Tin- regular monthly meeting of
th« Bt Mark Mmi club will b*
held thin evening at 8 o'clock Id th«
t■:•_-• -mi nt of the church. Ad In
torectius program will b« itlven. An
address by the Bar. A W. Martin,
r<-a'l:r,K« him. James Whlteomb
111 ley by hlipa Fleuck, and mini.
♦
Mra'i Criivenette lulnroats. Til
liit Aye. The Hubber Store. •••
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