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INTHESIIMBUSINESS
flii-HEII IS
AGAINST SUFFRAGE
fail Contralto S»y» Love
uJ Not Political Meth-
Should Give Worn
m the Ballot.
jmnager D. J- Grauman
u fre __Ban on Melodra-
Biatic Shooting in New
York U Keenly Felt.
j ' :
lIHUIMtNTI THIS WEEK. ' *
»»00«E — Blaneht Batet In •
*15TM Fighting Hept. M Friday *
t iftariwon Mm». J«m«'" In *
lALHAMMA-Eddl* Foy In *
# Ai.HAMMA— Cddn For Ml *
ifUt. H«ml«t of Broadway." •
*8«*N&--ln Old Kentucky." *•
. IIATTLE— RuaiellOrtw *
I * Company (»Ut to 70th ptr- *
ttfennancttK in "Conf««»on» *
Jfrf.a.Wtfa." . -.*
«lOit— D«i Li««»» •
* C4*p«"y <•?«>> «° ""' "" *
IfffsrawncM). In Th« Crltla.- •
lOUFMEUat— "Th« Boy a «n *
tilW.and Vaudtvill*. •
, HAJCSTIC— Martin •
tit Co. »nd V*ud««itlc. *
»|»ANTACES— Tht B«lla Italia •
# TrMpt and Vaudavilf*. •
#%';?'■.-;'•■'' *
"**•••*.* *•* * * * **,*-*'■*«*
BY J. W SAVRE
M**ME.BCHCJIAN..HEINK. thr
Iwl * ""'' (ortawMit contrmlto.
ta* lalin » sued dtamrt
ftfcij jptmii il to that Of Nordif*
■I Ik* cr«*t majority of n<>'--4
jilMTllt tom*ii. by tMlti.. h.-r
gajUtk oppofllton to *oman• »nf
h».. Hff Tie«, jt»t •'*'.-.! to th»
■Mk. to that women should rolr
bWkK. not by pollUca! »elhod.
j|^ lt;i> l<lTi> route.
ii; think til* »uffra<vftea »rf
rv4~ uf) fchuroamt-Hrlnh "To
hi?ti# wori4 v t Me world, to
W)tiM nation m m big nation, to
■ pan* tfc»- g—m»tioo and th»"
;" W.s»iMi good moth<Ti and rood ;
V 3» • woman, b-.inv wlih
jEpayi'. make a Rood motherT
I Hptt malt* in** bu>it>.in.t
I ! ■!» tJi*- •««»•• wtll b« happy '
: «(it ttlMr<>a p^rf•>rt.
'!•* American woman attains I
EHB>> "oaltlon In ib« world
•MaY Brit baeome* a motb«r.
Iriktßty ta*« It, *b« 'oald com-1
Mm : baSlot by so •).■■. ot<•<!ly
1 MB'ktr kuUr.4 , and i:• •-Inr i
r-»at B« would Tote to mil- b*r.
'*» it* attaint true womanhood "
|lit Franclaco Manager Her*
HI Onnjoan. one of San Fran- i
Uft oldest tbeatrfcal m«na«.-
■ked la S»attl« i^ifnttr for a
*»soeafprw»ee4 v wUJ» M*n»ccr
iteraataxM, after which be will
«>»»— i—» trip to .\>w Vbrk.
&■■•■ *• ■*• operating tbe Star
■•» • Rao Ftandaco and la
*■■«» new tbeatt* on Market,
'-■Jf?*™ 1* *n<l Sixth, to b* ctaro
*J» Uauelf. H« also op*-rar»»«
tiMnßlt plarho«a« In Oakland
[*™' ■<*• : confereae* b«tar«*a
g«««i Orasman and I'unujn
ipmtaiUy r«BH fa an arranKi^
as by »tich tb« threw h»u*<-»
g* "3 be booked with Pan
Wmurt
Ite«t ***!* >dr*m*tl* Shoot.
Ik!** ''''' ,*" «"»ck * cruel
l*^ AI»Wotxl». Thewlore Krp-
I2S* H*rr ' Wan«jr, not to ro^n
! . ■■* ! D*rls and Hal RHd.
Jr* al* *'" that "f"'1" , an .
X*" M » »'■»«•• only after th*
j tpeelal police pormtt.
}•»•"*. altan the nrlog of
[■ML PV>f wore , ban 10 a a*c
•^»»tt ti«at (x 1 Uk«n out.
to?*™ *• r' «nr melodramai
Ej~*f popularity by the Mini
" ■Jfcatt Or*d- ""^ P*'rmlt »«•»«•
--p ( ;.an»»,fl ßnUj
j^^WJwn ha» Jeft U«
kfe. ZTI: •''• ' 12 year, of wr-
UA*" sat tone to IJoston to
IJJ^* ***»«• for Ilrady A
sS?-^2. ta * 8"*U"? man-
HL " ''• dnimm'>r ln tho
■j 1 * °r- ■ -
IS"iS I"**'1 "**' *WK"mpnl Mllli'
t>( i 1 **J ton
m Sf>"«« Jn a now com
»ttZi rewm' MpportM by
ft l^f_» "■'";.. ( «- V |y | n th«
w^?.?!.^ projocird North
have already j^^n
XT!;." 11 '» fr-lt «ha» public
KS B lL ti ce < J«P "t the world
[,£ «« on the *an<\
l^t'^njlte park fur h?r
*t>at Typewriter la It?
*sl£S? dH <'Thf% "KhUnit
*sS|S^^. c '"""-.: I. n«»lx
'Wttkl» MIBB ttat«H tnk«'«
*^KoVL oc?v thP hon"fit rti!»
- 1"1 * Mrull' typ«
'.; , hf nay
I?Wei,," "*""-' of tllP «»
--■P'-w -tSrv rouM be '«■
DAVID BELASCO
H* N*gl*cts to Label th* Typewriter
In "The Fi B htin B Hop*. '
which arf supposed to b« very ar
Untie, nml at the «r«-iit major it) of
which the plant* I* labeled iii Utter*
that can b« r< ml In West Seattle,
Boston I* to have an Anna Meld
theatre, Anna will put up th. caab
herself urn) hrr husband will ti»«-
It a* a musical producing house.
Annette Keltcrmaß. th*> • »j«-rt
*» I turner, li to marry her manager
and retire from the vaudeville Mage
for*•
iaWMHaV
At the Local PU,hou»*»
Blanche Uatea will continue at
| the Moor* until Saturday night
i Friday aft. moon Sim*. Jom«-lli will
' !■<■ beard in concert at the Moore.
; Sunday ntgttl the symphony or
icbrstra will glv« it* opening con
cert there. Monday nUhi IJIIIIe
Bartu opena in **Lov« Watchea."
Kddl« roy will remain at the Al
hambra until Saturday nijrht. on
| the fotlowinK evening (i»-fri[ Faw.
celt open* for two »<■'■»» In "The
Great John Canton."
At th- Urand "In Old Kentucky"
has flire more performance*, John 1
K. Young in i>>. opening on Cher
ry street Sunday afternoon.
Th« Seattle »ill present Ton
fession* of a Wife" for the re
mainder of the »i>*k, the sneered-
In* offering being A Marked
, Woman."
The tiel Lawrence company will
devote the remaining daya of thla
week to "The CrisU," and all next
week at the Lola to "Pierre of the
Plaiita."
The vaudeville headline!? next
week will be Bdwin Steven* v Co.
at tor Orpheom, Alexander yon
i MIU.-I * Co. at the M»J-«tt and
; J«>wu> Laaky'a Six Hoboes at the
I*antagea.
Valeric Bergere, ju«t aeen here
'at the Orpbeum, will make her j
next tour In a playlet called ' Th*
Sultan's ravortte."
Charles Frohman fa so nncerlatn
' an to the date of his next tailing
to London that h* haa enlaced paa
u«* on elcht different ileamahlpa.
He will cancel the*e a* faat a* the
, datea arrive until the correct
morning in reached,^ or If be ex
. hauata them all, he will make eight
new bot>klog»
Blanche Bat**. Stenographer.
Dlanche Ilatea is prepared to do
neat and tasty typewriting at
reasonable rates, and all work dp
livered. .!:»• Mate*' skill on the
machine Is due to the proverbial j
lu-lanco realism. In "The fighting I
Hope" the atrtresa ha* to write a
letter from' dictation, and Delaaco j
would not let her fake the scene.
She had to go to school and learn
the ■ 'Hi.' art or typewriting In ail
It* details.
Therefore by the time her season
opened she had mastered (he art.
and at every performance she
r«al!y types the letter as It is given
to ii-r, ,ii. dots It rapidly and < or
rrctlr- :£_
Prary's motion pictures of the
Arctic, Including those of the North
I'oln, are row running •< Urn Man-
I hattan In New York. Soon they
will !>•• duplicated and > <-n\ all over
the country, so that tl. ■. should
be »M-n hern bffore long.
Patrice, the noted actress, will be
seen at tho local Orpheuoi week
after next.
Maude Il«-atiy, Frank Hraly's
former character womun, has Join
id a new musical stock company
in Fresno.
A Kafrbanka paper of Sept. M |
nays that Charles ;A. Taylor and
Helen Barbara, the only reproscn
tatlvos of th« Chaw. A. Taylor com
pany remaining in Alaska, were
due to leave, ,at city for Seattle
lon Sept. II
Georglc O'Ramry has been en
gaged by Wagf-nhals & Kempor for
thflr production of "B«1 ■ Days."
Mlhs O'ltam«y w»h, a f<-w y«nr>i
ago, a big stock favorlto In San
hranrlsco and mad« a hit h*r« In
vaud<!Vllle at III" Coliseum tWO
yoars ago, •
Franz I>ehar. composer o* "The
M«rry Widow," Is to tvrit'' an open
for tho New theatre-In New Yfirk
and personally direct It* perform
ance.
Tourist. Note,
X, Clarke Walker,* manager of
tin- rnntages theatre In Spokane,
arrived In Seattle f today to vlalt
the exposition.
¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥*¥¥¥¥
* BLBUTHB fOR -DEAD *
* MATH" *
*. 1 *
* (By United Pr *»••). *
* BAN TOANaiCO, Oct. 80. *
* —Th« i<ii<rtiMvi> riuiiiiilltt i- of *
* th« Wf>it«irn llot.imrni, lINHII *
* rlnlloll lIUH llct'tlll'il 1,. flllploy *
* th« Thlnl Oo(«<rtlvo Ascncy to *
* Iminii.' the work of tho ■■><.► *
* i Iniloii, '■ atari) In r.'Kar.l *
* to tracing down th* ,|. | *
* NMl 11 «ntf protecting th.' *
* hotpU nciiltiKi people of that *
* chnracter. #
* » *
* ¥ * ¥»«VVVWV¥¥¥¥¥
WHGH YOURSUf BflOßf USING
Weigh yourself before com
mencing to ii*p Ha moat tti. Brent
fl«'»h forming food. Thi« wonder*
fill null- on I hi* preparation elncc
ftrat Introduced In s..»in.v and the
rmaarluibta rt>*ulta foiinwiiiK 11m
u«e, havc> mndo th» Quakor Drug
Co. aurh rnthuiltuiUc »» 11. v.m in
Hi.- nrrnt value of Human that tJmy
6tv» tin i- i>riH<iiiitl guaranteo to
refund tin' mod*) If Batnowi will
not ni«k.- thin i> <u<!>' fat and ro-
Htor« strength and h.nlih (<> tho««
who iik.- It.
ThU In II atronu itimmnte. but
Mm Quaker Dm i'm h»vt» t»'fn *•<
many of iin ir mwtoi who a few
•''"■k" a«o loukm) Ilk.. walking ■kit
•"•"IK In ciiiii.- plump and well, »ol««.
ly through the u»o of 8amo««, that
they (HI they rannot aay too much
to Induce p.-n|.!i. to try It.
Thla marvclou* ft><nli furmttii? '
'""'l I* a«»lmllat<<d aa whiii aa It la
• takt'n Into the atuniarh, uiah< icoxid
rtch btoud. tonra up tho ». a!t.•!>.■.l
svM.iii, hrl|>* to anKlmllatfl th« food
Mid tnakra th« twer plump, well and
ron v
Union
Savings &
Trust Co.
of Seattle
■■-■:'t ■'"'... — -t
Capital . tJOO.OOO
Surplus and undivided
profits 40.000
Speed In saving means slow
ness In spending—means com
petence and comfort In old age,
means more of safety and less
of worry. It means contentment
and »elf confidence.
INTtntST 4 PtR ,*' '
Compounded
S«tni-Annuallr-
JAMKH l> HCMSE. Pres!d«»nt
N. II SuI.NKU. Cashier.
Lii.:i, ntnecronat
r»r4l»«mt »-■• mill J. IX I <•>"
man. A. It Stewart. •■ It li«».h.
II C MrCarmltk. J»,,... IX Il««<k
N. ii Kolncr.
CORNER SECONO
and CH-.RRV STREET
IfMrkra ■• nallarA, O«*ra*l*<*a
mm* Hernia*.
Distributed Payments
A» contemplated here, mean your convenience, first an<l
always. Objectionable features *o often found in credit
, systems have been entirely done away with here, and you
can come with full confidence of satisfactory treatment
and satisfactory service throughout.
fl t(KO Solid Oak
1 \* J^tJ.JU ROCKER
mi^ I T, *ff*^^STTp. '"" K1 " xlmtlnr to lllu«
--iTTlT "|f-'3ciff3 tr"11"11 in >•!.■ ff quartered
fill II Ili ll!l °"k *n'l ' "nUI""1 n«rly En
(rill I I Klut- T>ll* ■l°<l«" i 1* **rf
y( [I J eomft>rt«lil« nml built fcr
n^| Mw»i Mfvlfw, .i« well «• iippfur
m^^^^pr^ \ iinn>, *t<f«t covit^iJ wild (pn
•■*" V^l!_ "lnp flpanUh liMith^r. Bpe-
I I rl"l|v »'i t< •<! f"r II.In »vcck nl
1 iPW \j3Er;^~' -Jtiu^** T»-iitv-n%- othifr i».ri)i
VJ r "•CJ^t . to rhoono from, v«rylnK ill
X^h^Ji . price trout |IO»O to I 2&.00.
$1 Now and $1 Weekly
You'll be Sure *JU
faction if you
d t^3?
If you ll'.' »li<i<- wikhl Ih utKMt/fMkr'*^ ''■
flwaixr iiiwt hnndl'T Uihii HH '" •' . • )tr's&
i mil, l>y nil UK-iirin Invfi.ilKiilf A lUnSPff ' • "TjP^^.
I!,.- < I;iliiim ni.'iii-' fni tin- M^Fm HRf^^*
i in,l MMIA Ixf'iri' you liny
your s-I*iv i f"j III* whit'T. It
will ki'i-ji your hOUM warm on *& .
.11 fuel '• lon tnd . 0 .. ,t . %xl ..
wiij lam ■ lifetime 1$ Now and $1 Weekly
THE STAR— WKDNKSDAV. OCTOBKN 20, 1000.
"EVERYBODY'S" SOLD
NEW VOUK. Oct. 20.~Th« atock
of tin' Rldgwsy company, i>niiii*ti
era of Everybody'* 1 M»K«*ln«'. w'"
bo taken i.m i In Hi.. Itiiii.i ii Pub-
Hilling r«iiii|iiiiiy nml tin- capltnl ot,
Ihe laltur concoru will In' Inrrpawd
from f 12,000,000 to $1&,000,000.
lli.|Mi.iii J. Iliilnuin It wan au
IK. llll. l-i| will ii'iimlii In clmrKo of
Kvfiylimly'a Mmtmli..-
HAWAIIAN LEGISLATURE.
■ ii. i ..ti..i i
HONOI ' Oft. 20.—A procla
mation ralllns for a i|N>rlal ncßNton
of tin irrrltmliil U'gUlaturt* to c-un
v«no Novembor 2, baa b«»tfn called
by On*. CriHi, for tb« puriiofiu of
ronntdoiiiiK nnu-ti-liiK-rtiH to tho or-
Kanlo act of Mswati.
Al ij Imlr mid
•cnlp 1.. «r)'» rum nlroln>||. ■
! Rlv..« HIV, » iliiii.lruff.
Itrhlßg, falling tin It. kiiivii>»h mill
I uhli>e»», Ali ilruiiKlotii vi..l
pan •••
Rain! Rain! Rain!
Suggests
Winter
Shoes
We have a GOOD
STOCK yet. Don't de
lay, but come right, in.
Prices reduced on ev
erything. We are going
to quit—SEE? ;
See our windows for
pri..
TreenShoe
Company
707 First Aye.
AMUSEMENTS.
I LOIS THEATRE
I I'honrd. Honwl. M 1 >•«. In-1 41! <
< Hevsnth W»*k—Tho L«wr«nc*
. ri>r»ra In » |i*«u<lful l<o
rtii'-ltun Of
•Tim ci»i«i»»
Nil W<r«h.
I •rifrt. ..I ik« •■lal«. <*
PAMAGES THEATRE
| N«w inn aii W«*k at M, 7 and »
8 1. » i: « t Q
kt'Tl 0
tncludlnK Iji ll«lla Italia Trowp*
M'CARME N IMPROVING.
in. < ..ii. .i r,,.. i
(NRW VOHK, Oct. 20— Hli.tr
Mnator I'ntrlck !!. McCarr^n, who
linn l ii in a critical condition !
•*■ •( I itbtliD*! bonpltal, follow- i
ing, ah operation for appoQdlcttla, '
Si «nld to !»• KHllilliK fir. li|th, lift. I
•'» ilnkltm apoll of la»t night.
ft— ~
/ AMUbtMCNTO.
|i%or« Theatre Jt^i::^ r ' \\
■ in.-. l.radln« ei«Th..M.. .
• Tunliilit, Mi>l. Tiimurruw mid
Baluniiiy,
I 'i. v 1.1 ||»'i,...- I'l '•I'lllH
in, »m 111 tit ii-.o
In 11.-i ilni.i.-l Hiirf»mi,
"I l.r i 1.1..1..M II»b* h
in W. J. llurll.ui
On* Vrnr »l 111- 111-Inn, i.-Ml ny-
VK*«tii tii.-hiip, N«w fork.
i live ttnd Main., tdc to |1. Muta. !
] CIO *•«■.■(<■ lower floor at II.CO.
Nr«i Week, Op*nlnff Monday,
*«r«l . Hull "I •ii,,..t t..»» .
<"libil.« liiilipiuiii fn Miila
iiii.i.h; in in. i
~ In—
•Ijnr W.lilirn"
; Braa. an<i .m.ii« . r.».- tn i? Mni«.
"° .*,"'"_* l"w>> fluor •« >!•»♦■ I
| THE GRAND *°£? m ™F j
Tuiilklil. rupiiinr If..- in.'l £(>o Mat.
T...1.H. i:n, v«i.ir nf Id.- <!rr»l
. .»i Hurrraa of th« >'■ nlury,
-i\ m ii hi vi i • HI"
•>,.i.•n.ii.i « ..i. ».» Onmi ivm.
IfM nail 11. k...!....> llan.l.
i>i.i. ...ii.i Itn |i, Mad. :.'«>■ to . .i
!.•-.. ami lit kanluu. linn.l
111 ||, II
/"»■"• A IT* " *"lr '"»""■•
Sr Al\ '• " »•••• »""<■
till r\ ■ »J 1...rt. II >t.« ..am
** »«r.. Mf.
llrularlf lur lit* '
! MnUUT.g^£r UT
John E. Young
i lOSUOtMAI Jllll\M llH'it* IN
i "Till! TMIi:. I 111 I*l. M I Ml '
■ 111 l.llll..~)
i\ 1 111 till. Ml kit (I rovisori
... .
4 iff A> ♦ Iluoka and Lyrtc»
111 »>r O. lUnry and !
I i 111 *> ■ >*• Ad.ma. ,
j mU\J M.i.l- l.v A ll»l<1- |
win Kio«n«.
SONGS — fUN — GIRLS
| Mi*. l'r».r» IV, TM, . ;:,. «I, (I tut
J' ALtiAMBRA IMtATRL J
Hum. I * I>r«w, Mtnxtii. I
In ilnll, HIT, ll.il tit.'
B«cond nu lir. I.i Wri-h.
i nun int •
I With Company of H»v«»ljr.
j 'Mr. 11»..,1.i of 11i..«.1r%». '
■ » Mlalt Today and HaiuMay.
N*'ll''l« *"'" '" tl to, Mill. tnr in l\
Seattle Theatre
•■"•« lluwf II 4 I»r«w. Manaacra.
W M |i»ih I'lmn** 41.
ruk» W«.k. Mala Thura and '.«t .
II .... II A It .. | 11. |ni. , .
lion It II Kt.n. h
•'.J«I» I >.»lr. ..| a till.
* 11-lay With a Moral. I r Ow*n
si Hi. lie to Si?. l«t» !*•■ and tie
p^g-— -— " - ■' 'i^ i
Ma!
;it«|a. !'< -!><■ «■"<■ Mm la. If>r.
tl«. tnr t|«.
44»a>. « a...1 .111 Wi-rh Oct.ll
■>'ur l;u)« In in. i<-,'- MrOonn. it ,
A Blmt>*«lt; Pandur * Uro ; Tern
|>*at fc Munnhtn* Tr(»; Kelly *
K«nt: Hanaon* * IwliU. Mont
num-ry A ll*al«T Blatara; ur
ih»uin Mellon I'lrtiirf
j «^/V\ • ■ lie, ifco, $»c ;
ramllT Vau.JrvlMe- !>nllv at I 1« ; !
T It. »is '•KhopnlnK Malln^a*'
I»ally at I:Jft—l^iw«ir Kloor tor, :
Hal llt. Miiv,:,.i,i Kllalianital
jrt>.ii|» TM> Wf«-K. . 'I
A.-V.-P. L Auction Sale
I ■ ml iB B I ■Bill II 4F^k |
T\m I • I • *-• flUvjUvrll L/UI \J
SALE COMMENCES THURSDAY AT 10:30 Ail. SHARP
Art Goods and Restaurants and
Merchandise Buildings
$10,000 worth of Marble Statuary, the Vienna Cafe. .
exhibit of Romanelli X- Paggioni in the Crockery, glassware, cutlery, chairs,
Oriental Building, unquestionably one tables, table linens and building. •
of the finest exhibits of its kind at the NotiCC tO Dealers
exposition. The above will be sold as a whole or in
$7,500 worth of Bronze Statuary, the lols '" M1!l
--exhibit of Victor Laurel! in the Foreign Washington Restaurant.
Building, the largest and finest exhibit Crockery, glassware, cutlery, chairs,
in the exposition. tables, table linens and building, also
sold as a whole or in lots.
One-quarter million dollars worth of
French Paintings, consisting of the en- Firman Michel's Roast Beef Sandwich
tire exhibit now in charge of M. Marcel Building, at head of Pay Streak.
Surtcl in the Foreign Building, undoubt- „ Arctic Brotherhood Building,
cdly the finest collection of paintings* Tables, chairs, rockers, etc., etc, made
' ever offered at public auction in the ■ of Alaska wood. Alaska curios, carv-
United States. ings, flowers, etc.
,"*■.. . ■ *'
Furs, Jewelry, Show Cases and Thousands of
Other Articles Too Numerous to Mention
A Deposit of 20% Will Be Demanded' L KAY, Official Auctioneer
at rail of Hammer. - o ' .__,,__
Goods Sold for Cash Only. A. SHIRPSER, Manager
THE STONE FISHER CO. i THE STONE FISHER CO. THE STONiFISHER CO.
: ! I
The Annual Sale of Knitwear Brings Garments
for Women Worth Up to a Dollar for 55c
•
This Sale of Winter Underwear ii not a mere name. It is a real outpour
ing of merchandise below regular price . in many cases savings of half may
be met wjth. Tomorrow two big tables will be filled with the odd lots and
broken sizes, and one price put on the entire collection—fifty-five cents. The
i»up includes —
Women's Union Suits
$jOZSM ■ In extra large sizes— 7, 8 and ''. Jersey ribbed,
Y£n?C«Sy fleece lined! A nicely finished garment. High neck,
$4 *£ , long sleeves, %
>3^2s?V ankle length .... * ...C3Ov
kmm Women's Vests and Pants
VJT " f}\ \ Fleece lined, in fine Combed Cotton; cream color;
Y%\ I , high neck, long sleeves; pants in ankle length to match.
S Extra
siil- MC
[ $$Q?.' Women's Wool Vests and Pants
■| r -1 ♦ > Heavy weight, in plain ribbed; colors cream or sil-
L^g^K^gy \-" 3L, ver; vests high neck, long sleeves; pants in ankle length
. '*? Ii to match. Normal and extra sizes. EZ.EZ.gr*
.1 fj , ' Choice V:.. .^^*^
hi / Women's Vests and Pants
**:' , 'rmt'jt I'J Pure White, fleece lined, high-grade cotton, silk fin
t *sA '/I'M n ished garment; vests high neck, long sleeves; pants an
kle length
to match >• *^*J^-*'.
The Annual Linen Sale Grows Better As It Grows Older
Tomorrow, fresh lots of Art Linens are of- V\'; r 'V 1 V\(2JtsJ\ ill
fercr! Cloths, Napkins, Trays and Scarfs. \]k\\ VjRFIV I H
Drawn edges, or embellished with rich .^grj}l . fC)(.^M^^ « I
Cluny lace. All at an average of half usual prices. fffil^'*jHgr^^*BgV
An opportunity that will not come again this T|J J^k
Clvii% Dolllea, worth up to f.Oc; Drawn Work Outer !•!■•<<•*. x^**7i/ '^Sa' v
*!■.< ml. •«».",<•. 20-lncb: worth up to $t.00; f -**-' — *''.', . -'^r^^'^Tl
lIHIMI Drawn Work T«til. for aSJM, \\r *Mvll. "^-*^Lx\
Cover. 90-Inch; wqrtn t«Z.0O; Drawn Work Center Plecea, V/ %*2i'r?' "'"*—\^*V Ni V\
for MI tt..'><). 3Sltnh. worth to %■'.'•«, ape- /L/ - l%^\vv' i \, , \ X\\
Drown Work Table Co*«r, 90- | rUI $1.41*. jj A lif ,/ 1 It I '/IT
Inch; worth H0.0O; for *!«».."»O. Drawn Work Drea««r /IA I 11/4 | 111 /I \\.
Cltii.y Table Cover, WOlncb; 8«-«rf». »ii<> l>>». r,4; worth up II l\ V j ]IV ft 1 » \ I\\
worth 125.00; tor (itn.r»O. to 15.60; for »I l». ( 4VL V /Jf A- '>* 'I M
25c and 15c Uo«n Dolllva. lar« Drawn Work Sriirf- worth >A^l lr
trimmed and drawn work; up to I&.00; six« ISzfii; vO l#tr * ? '•^•■. M
for H»C. for $2.25. ' VWK'w " %» "Nj/
THE STONE FISHERY
■EyERETrW SEATTLE I XftOOMA lI^C'ST. W
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