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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-05
NEWS MN
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pAIi.kRn March Wv. n
Whitman. who las, week purchased
the ballard Register. this morning
completed the purvha=e 81 the seod-
viii and subscription books q the
f,alNrd Enterprise. The two peperr
viii be consolidated and conducted
e. pemeeratic organ.
Rev. II a "a. Van necriin. n n,
the new pastor ~ 1t stephens tspiN.
cnpal chufvh. arrived this motniug
and will enter Immediately upon hts
duties HE was until recently sta
tiosa~si at Honolulu. II. L
~ " Wood, superintendent cs
water and lights, left this morning
Tor Portland, where he Eoes to ac-
cept 4 responsible position with a
biz miiling company,
The wreck OF the steamer Hay
city. which was burned 10 the wa
ters edge Some time aHo. " being
cleared hy Wreckefs preparatory 20
being raised and rehailt
The ioeai hodge Of tihu viii init.
ate sin candidates tonight.
The Norwegian singing soeiety
VIII Etee a concert tomorrow even
ms Al Msecabee temple Tor the ben
efit ~ starving Ftnlandefa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-05
BIG SHARK
CAPTURED

A mud shark. nearly 10 feet Ions.
Was caught BY tive Austrian fisher
men IN the bay. yesterday morning.
The fishermen were SEEMING for
salmon trout. near the trsstie run
niuH 20 West Seattle. when the black
sen monster got into the net
After hard battle. The huge man
sater war hauled ifto the boat and
brought to a water front fish mar.
kss. where u was placed on exhibit
ton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-05
IMPROVEMENT clua Msars

The monthly meeting Of the Queen
Anne Improvement club vii be held
Friday evening. March Z. at o'clock.
at the Baptist Mission church. Gar
Geld street and Queen Anne avenue
when the North Seattle Improvement
club viii also attend After the
election % offices for the ensuing
year. Mr.. George y. Cottsriil viii adj
dress the meeting on Northern Sc
attic as = business and Residence
Section: fsr Future and Needed Inn
rfovem>nts"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-05
HOBOES ARE
ROUNDED UP


Following a robbery that took
place In the Oakland bar. Ia the
southern part q the city early this
morning. Pcltcennsn Ryan and Nc
Clurx fnade a raid on this saloons IN
the neg hbarhcod and arrested seven
uicn for vs9raney. This officers say
that the msn we're due" anyway,
but thai the robbery hastsnsd their
ncticn.
George Manson. a recent arrival IN
ths city. accumulated consider bic
amount 81 tenderloin ''hocteA and
settled himself down for a COED time
when he finished he still had part
Of hi< clothes. bot 10 money. watch
nor hat. These articles had aissp-
pear<d. The hat was found later In
the Oakland bar. bat the other ar
tscles are ret missing.
After the hat was found Patrolfnen
Mcclure and Rfan started out after
the hofso-. Ryan Il known on the
force - the terror % the feushs. =
and he lived up 90 his reputation TO-
day. 0eorxs Cornell Al swearinxsr.
John Burns. John Clark. Nicholas
vender. Mike Drisepli and William
Jackson we're arrested and sent %
the city tsii on charges Of sekFancy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-05
OUT ACAW. IN AcAiN

Charles Ramsey Was arrested yes
terday ON the charge Of obtaining
money under false prrtsnssa b,
sheriff poust o. Spokane Ramsey
has just finished = term IN the
county fafl on \ similar charge. He
solicited subscriptions for = funNirai
puhifeation which was never de-
lixeref. He claims 20 have made
q Go while engaged IN the ~ indie.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-05
IMPROVEMENT clup

A nesting og members Of ths
broadway Improvement club. later
~atsd la the proposed improvement
Of Harvard. iioytsston and Belmont
avenues. between hey street and
Denny way, has been called for neat
Tuesday night At the filsrtm Con
sregatieual church.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-05
MADISON THEATER
GETS IN THE SNfIM

The Northwestern and pacine
coast vaudrxiils circuit yesterday
added the Madison 60 the list % the
alters controlled BY the syndicate.
Munro. Gatgsssfr a witty trans
feFred the property Go A. = Hhorer
and Nose Goldsmith The change
" expected % be productive % a
better class Of attractions and a
great deal mora variety.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-05
RECEIVERS SALE
rs APPROVED

Receiver Jlessons sale Of the Men
sing Muchmore Printing Company .
plant this morning The property
Was sold for tt4sss 20 Frank Graft.
~ho vas the only bidder, The puf-
chaser had also agreed 70 pay the
costs Of the r~csivership The IN
dsbsestnsss OF the tnroiesnt firm was
xfa GA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-05
rollcnrp AIM lIonrly

n II. braves was found guilty Of
cruelty treating his horse by police
Judge ueorHe. yesterday afternoon,
The young man had been arrested
fnr etrikinR with iight whip an
animal that Insisted on ktckins out
the frsant 81 the wagon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-05

Pants. sec value. FOR sc.
Womsn's Material Wooi Vests ana
Pants Jersey ribbed. nc saius. for
tsc
Misses Natural Wool Vests. Tte
eaios. for tic.
chiidrsn's E~ra Vests and Pants.
isc value. for iec.
ChildFen'H Natural Combination
Fuitn ali sizes. Egc value. for igc.
sc,
RTocKfSas-
II IN Is one thing above another
that.s ard to buy under price u u
the hosiery bargains are m reality
few and far between"
But for Fridays special selling
we've marked dcwn = lot Of worthy
atocklnEx-such prices a. these viii
make buying rapid
womens Black fleeced Hose. soe
value. for if4c,
Women's Black Cotton Hose, white
feet. ifc value. isifc.
wosnens Hack Cotton Hose. iee
value. for et.c.
womenss black Cashmere Hose.
soc value. for S1ifc.
Childrens Hack Fiesced Hose. ise
value. for i1ssc.
chlidren's Black rleeced Hose. fine
fftHHua autut ~ ttt 80
Infants Wool Hose. itc value. for
Be.
NOTIONS
The Notion store will offer a
worthy list of savings for Friday
buyers. Rome OF the bargains are
enumerated below
fkc Feather Busters. ice
ice Crepe Paper. 1c
tec Whisk Brooms. xsc
bec Laundry Bags. sse.
tel Stamped Bureau scaTfn. sec.
asc bars CASTLE Hoep. isc-
B. cakes Meiha SOAP. 2tsc.
snowberry Soap. cakes for t0c.
&c Safety Pins for SC.
&c Tooth brushes. &c.
Nc Cube Pins. So.
ier stocking Darnefs. &c.
Sc Crimplng Pins. &c.
Toe Hair brushes. solid back. 2so.
Soc Clothes Brushes. cherry back.
sec.
&c Nail Brushes. DC.
MuSLINs-
Hope brand Btesched Muslin. USE
full lengths. worth sf-sc for ei.c.
outing Flannel MIN Ends. In
stripes and plain. loo quality for
7itc.
Art Denims. yard wide. worth reg
ulsriy isc. for lee.
SIlkolene In. pretty art colorp
worth Toe and iatc. for si-sc.
r. -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-05
SMALL rIRu IN RESIDENCE

The Gre apparatus was called 70
the residence af q. ~ Htiton. itoe
Thlrteenth sveuuss at s1 O'clock.
this morning to attend a roaf Gre
that had started from sparks from
the chimney. The hiaHs was autck-
~ exttnEuished with slight loss.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-05

The following marriage licenses
have been issued q. Miaon. 80. aud
Hose Watson. ~. both Of seattle
~ Watson 30. aud Mfs Kate Ryan,
10. both of Seattle otto Smith, ~,
and Nellie shannon, 30 both OF ~
attic; Ellsworth xwirkcys 20. and
Leila ttutrs. 20. both of Tacoma
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-05
PiNxE8T0N IN TOWN.
SANTA BARBARA ARRIVES

Robert A. Pinksrton. head Of the
PinkeFton detective agency. IL q
Gu@<f Of the Butler
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-05

The steamer Santa Barbara ar
rived this morning with 716 tons Of
freight and ~ passengers. she pro-
ceeded 20 Olympia this afternoon 10
load cargo Of inuiber for San Fran
cisco. She VIII return 10 this port
next Tuesday 20 take on additional
cargo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-05
Downstairs Bargains in House
Wares and CrOCkery

Patent Potato Washer and Fruit
Press. regularly 1sa. for lba.
Acme Baii churna. regularly
o. %. foe only fzle
y l. q ~. Rubber window
Cleaners. regularly &c Tor ise.
1sc Large Decorated salad Bowls,
sc.
- Pie Trays china assorted
shapes and decorations ifc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-05

Zoe a yard fof Ffna HHFs tllHs
hams All the latest aFFfnas ~
one - the beet knHsH ainahasns
in the market. ussIaf pfloa f1t4F.
lac a yard for Ne Oaiatea
cloths This material IL Ysf9
popular fuf boys waists. etc.
many nsN designs aH ahi price.
isg-ac "a ise q yard
2ae a yard Tor Aaafarne I.anr
Stripe very fire fabric With
LACE stripe u ctlFuee In all the
popular shades wefsh SIC.
lxSe q yard for Corded Madras.
- Inches side. IN dainty patterns
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-05

Mothers. attention. Toklas. Sin
german q Co. cornsr Second avenue
and Seneca street. will sell tomorrow
only. go pairs Of Soc knee pants AZ
ssc. See corner show window. sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-05
MERELY SLIPPED OUT

When the case against James
Gavin va. called In the police court
yesterday afternoon. DAWN dtf no,
arr~af in the dock with the other
prisoners. Neither was there any
bail put up for HE appearance
Gavin haf simply slipped out be.
tween the cracks Of the old jail and
had disappeared.
J. L. McIssnalf. charged with
petty iarr~ny. had also disappeared
while there 10 no bail
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-05
swsATGo ooIo COM ArLoAr

Cept. y. w. Bell Of the secret SER
vice has for some time been inves-
tixatinx the sources OF the appear
snce of Some sweated gold coins.
Members Of the Chinese colony are
suspected OF rnutiiatfne the money.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-05

Turkey Feather Dusisru. regular
~ soc. fof isc.
Good Hristis shoe Brush. reEu-
larry toe. for isc
Stove thrush. with handle. reg
ulariy ~. for le,
Ftbsr Scrub iirush. regularly B..
for ar.
Holdfast Leather cement. resals
lafiy ~ = bottle, fer -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-05

STATE AUDITOR IN CITY
State Auditor John ID. Atkinson
came over from Olympia today. on
business of his Office
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-05

Womsn's Fine Patent Car e....
rAfdasf, turn s9ies and Fr<nf
81 %.
women's Thrss-point Ha..
tke
Triple Extract Perfumes fsu.
Larry BE from 70 II at isc Il.
tie
Asserted Kisses. molasssz. -
perintnt. vanilla and strA4ts>,,
fiafofs. 10 ii % IS pound
BaYs Knee Rants. IN ages nuy
years. values zso. from . 70 II 4 |
Boys Waists. Ia Mothers Fr1<rs|
brand, ages 10 TO IL years. rzI.s
tee. from 10 II At 80.
Talior's eeatnch Tap~ Measure
metal TIPPED. viii not stretch. NJ.
uiar value Ice each sale price ftan
10 II only ie each.
The Fiorodora Wire Hair nm
assorted sikes. straight ~
erimped. in boxes. regular price n
per box sale price from 10 II. K
per box.
Irvine Shopping Bags exsn
quality. regular price &c esck.
sale price from . TO II only -
each.
Chiidren's Small Chase,sl<
Purses. with gilt or oxidlned 49,
and clasp. regular price fkc ~
sale price from 70 II. chaioe. ~
each
q 60 Pcrcsie House suitx. n1>o,
braid trimmed. polka dot paf1nm
~ red and blue. ! To II. Frid49. a.
fifs
ftte Pedestrian Skirts. n On
ford gray. front trimmed uffk ~
BILE slot teams. bottom tsau
stitched, full flare. = 20 II. Fra.
only tafs
passepartouf Outfits. reennr]
price &c special. &c.
Playing Cards. fsc ones 7s1
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-05

The Seattle police have been ask /.
"a 10 assist IN shs search Tor q ~
Turner, aho Disappeared from ii4i
lard March "a Althooxf eeafts
have been made 10 tossts him. No
trace has been foani.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-05

jackson Belle Cofsets, sizes 10 to
u. coierH pink. blue and dfab. reg
ulaFiy sc. special 10 ~. 3fe.
Childrens Muslin Drawers. made
plain with cluster Of fine tueks.
regular value isc and zsc. sEsseiai
b. II. tec.
f.adlsH white All Pure Linen
HersNtitchsd Initial ffandksrc hiefs,
very sheer. extra quality. worth
regularly xsc each. sale price. ! TO
m. isc each.
Asserted package q Embroidery
Hilk. suitahie for outlining ard bur-
der uofk. very fines; Qualities.
guaranteed Go wash. MI new,
bright. eoiofs. worth regularly h,c
package. quantity limited 10 Gus
TONERS. sale price. 80 II. 1se pack
age.
Colofef Double Paced Liberty
Satin Hihhons. full 5 inches vide.
guaranteed all pure riik. unereas-
able. very pretty shades 20 chooee
from. worth rvgsihriy Zoe yard.
sale price. TO II. stc per yard
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-05

for shirts. shirt waists. etc;
worth ikc.
zoe . yard for the Real Scotch
Zephyr ginshamH- This seasons
designs are pfetttef than ever.
and OUT assortment 10 very com
piste.
piuEhaus. They are g inches
vide. fast ooiofN and come ~
almost an endless variety of de-
slrahie patterns. very EeFkiee~
able and cool for summer shirt
waists.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-05

re cees . Geld 4. One Day
TAX. Laxaties-f srrmo Qaini1s
Tahiess This signature
I'm 4 On etsfr bos- SC
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-05

tfatr euffins, IS csnta ahrrwr.
bury'a liz rssisf. 80
J. NJ Bennett. fee-lef. ! Celestial
Second and Columbia. 80
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-11-06
A Special Feature of the Opening Tomorrow Will BE
Our wv. & L.. Special' Dollar Doll.

purchase quantities order to sell this price,
best doll for the be had anywhere
spenidy made loned body, and fine head with beau
hair and ke face and Some have real eyeahes
There five Styles in blonde and brunette.
Special attention is called Nursery Room, which fitted
will delight the
children worth visit The walls
suitable for the The furniture
complete and dainty OF ARTS and Crafts
rocker The little bed with snowy coverets and
pillow slips ready hop while odime
quaint lettering adorns the headboard.
We take orders reproduce this home for the
comfort and happiness of your children.
especially invited and they will enjoy
things have prepared for their
Dishes furniture and kitchen utensils will especially
please the little girls
Buges horns soldiers, ships horses and and many other
things will delight the boys.
funny and nteresingfgures
Ces of all sorts.
Railways cars signals exceedingly
tactve
Musical that play popular tunes great avor with both
boys and girls.
There hundreds of varied and delightful that the
Wonderland
There will be much interest and the folks
Purchases made holidays will be carefully
delivered convenience, and including
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-11-06
BOUND FOR BOSTON.
Delegates to Federation of Labor and
It's Officers Leave TONIGHT.

President Samuel Gompers and Secretary
Frank Morrison of the American Fedora ton
of Labor, together with party of dele
gates, will leave Washington at IL O'Clock
tonight for Boston, to attend the annual
convention of the federation, which con-
venes in that city next Monday morning.
The party will travel in private car from
Washington to New York, and will go by
boat from the latter city to Boston, arriv-
ing there late Sunday night.
In addition to President Gompers and Sec
rotary Morrison, the party will include First
Vice President James Duncan, also secretary
of the Granite Cutters National Union
Third Vice President James O'Connell also
president of the International Association
of Machnists, and Delegates William Gar
rett of International Typographical Union,
Charles w. Winslow of the Internal ional
Association of Bridge and Structural Iron
Workers, h. E. Hancock Of the Brother
hood of Painters, Decorators etc; E. J.
Ratigan of the International Steam Filters
Union, R. D. Barrett of the International
Brotherhood of Bookbinders, John Hamer-
strom of the International Association of
Machinists. and E. j. Roche of the Central
Labor Union, and Mr.. Timothy Ring of the
Trades Untonist The members of the Gre
dentials committee Secretary Owen Miller
of the American Federation of Musicians
and Mr.. w. G. Ramsey of the Internationa j
ORDER OF Photographers, and a number of
local leaders will also accompany the party.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-11-06
Children's New
Fall Millinery.

a charming display OF Trimmed
Hats for misses and girls. Many
beautiful and novel foreign goods
and delightful creations of our own
milliners-and every one distinctly
youthful and appropriate to the age
for which it is designed.
For Saturday we offer:
a full assortment of Children
Hats, in beaver, velvet and French
felt, PRETTY trimmed lii ribbons,
ostrich tips and quilts.
$500 to $I2.oo each.
Also large assortment OF School
Hats for misses and children, witt,
roll brims, trimmed with bands and
streamers-all colors.
$I.oo to $2.5o each.
Millinery Salon. Second floor. Tenth -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-11-06
Infants
Clothing.

he stock was never more COM
prehensive than just now, and offers
much freedom of choice to the
mother who wishes to dress her lit
tie one appropriately, comfortably
and economically.
The following items in Coats,
Hats and Bath Robes are but hints
of the excellent values that are to be
found here:
Infants Cream Bedford Cord Long Cloaks. double
cape and turnover collar trimmed with D.
TWO rows OF fancy braid Each ......... 9Z. so
Infants Cream Bedford Cord Long Cloaks cane
trimmed with silk braid, lined throughout d., -
with white China silk. Each. ........... 9/.5o
Infants Bedford Cord Short Coats large q,
collar trimmed with fancy braid. Each. 9<./
Infants Caps. clOse-ftting, trimmed with fine
tucks, finished around face with narrow 70
iaee haeh. ....... oo1'
Chidren's Eiderdown Bath Robes with large col.
lar; collar and edge Of robe bound with satin; fin
ished with cord and tassel Of same shade-nink
blue and S.. red; sizes to "A So oo 70 e. 70
",hIs Each. p~'OO w p<S. ~
|. Third nOor Eleventh st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-11-06
Deaths in the District.

The following deaths were reported to tho
health office for the twenty-four hours end
ing at noon today:
Rosa knoch, eightytwo years.
John Miller. seventy-three years
Rose M. kleiber. sixty-five years.
Dexter De Witt Beach. fifty-nine years
Mrs. Mary A. Parsons fifty-eight years,
Sarah ID. Gallaudet, fifty-six years.
Mary Thomas. ffty-two years.
1rah ]. Townsend. fifty-two years.
Annie Underwood. forty-eight years.
Frank ]. White. forty-four years.
Maria Chisley. forty-four years
Lizzie Smith. forty-three years
James d. Johnson, thirty-five years
Lavinia Blackston. thirty-three yearA
Trivia Winslow, fourteen years
Harold Penrifoy. two years
Elsie NJ. Del Bianco. one day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-11-06
Confederate Veterans Meet.

The regular monthly meeting Of the Con-
federate Veterans Association was held at
its hall. corner 18th and E streets north
west. last night, President Hilary A. Her
bert presiding. Among other business trans
acted was the adoption Of recon-
merdation that Baltimore be selected for
the next reunion of the grand camp of
United Confederate Veterans. Several new
members were admitted, and reports from
cen nitt. es showed the association to be in
good condition.
Major Holmes Conrad was called upon.
and gave an address based on some of his
feeollections Of the civil war.
The charitable work for destitute
veterans and their families was reported to
be well in hand.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-11-06
Baron Sternburg Coming Home.

BERLIN. November 6.-Baron Sternburg
the German ambassador to the United
States. has disposed of the business con-
nected with his Saxon estate which brought
him home He probably will be received
in audience by the emperor Tuesday and
viii sail for New York November II. Ho
said he had not had an operat ton for au-al
trouble and that he did not intend to Sub
nit to such an operation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-11-06
Chief Engineer Powell's Trip.

j. T. Powell chief mechanical and elec<
trical engineer, supervising architects Of
nee, Treasury Department. left today for
New York, whence he will sail tomorrow
Tor Porto Rico, to be absent until January
l. on a tour of inspection of the govern
ment buildings on the island
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-11-06
MUCH NEEDED HERE
Hope Expressed for Early Coming of
Justice Wright,

The hope is expressed by court officials
and attorneys that Justice Wright who is
to succeed to the vacancy on the local
bench caused by the retirement of Justice
Hagner. will report for duty just as soon
Wright will undoubtedly be assigned [,
preside in Criminal Court No. 2 If the
trial of the Post Office Department investi-
cation cases is begun the 23d instant. as
inal Court No. /, regular sessions of Grim
inal Court No. 2 will be absolutely neces-
sary in order that progress may be maSe
with the disposition of the large number
of ordinary criminal cases now awaiting
trial.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-11-06

and Annie Paynes of Prince Georges
county Nd
Albert s. Gibson of Norfolk. Va, ana
Ella HARRISON of Beaver county. Va.
Thomas J. Tines and Lucy S. Chinn,
both of Stafford Va.
Eugene c. Shear of Uniontown. Pa. and
Matte Hutchinson of Herndon. Va.
Joseph ]. Gordon and Sadie Z. Niles, both
OF Durand, Wis
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-11-06
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to the
following:
Ira Artman of Allegheny, Pa, and Mary
NJ. Reynolds of DanviIle. Va.
Thomas A. Dalton of Norfolk Va, and
Hattie F. Summers of Portsmouth, Va.
John w. Dawning OF Charles county, Md,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-11-06
Our New Toy Store

Occupying 10000 square space the fourth floor
complete country prominent feature the facility with
which examine the stock The broad ae the eonyn nnr ar
comfortable inspection of the goods the height OF
intelligent thoroughly experienced apeope
Three ago we the f and fa g
jS o nav find anv W." desired article tel Without daS
Consistent with the OF this department. the stock
also has assumed broad proportions The the result
goods accepted cheap poorly made kinds
,eng carefully ud And having purchased in large quantities
Usually for the less meriorious kinds 70 ho h,d
Many OF the made specially for us and arc not TO De mao
Section 1-Comprses Dressed Dolls OF all kinds And
attention the fact that we dress nearly all
aa Gn "e e the eoes in @ @ Ts Iks SRee
We have superb collection of dressed dolls
Section a-Comprses Undresed Dolls of all kinds, kid
dolls lady dolls, china dolls bisque dolls, dolls
Japanese dolls, celuloid dolls:
wigs doll shoes hosiery gloves, mtens hats caps, dresses
outfts-in fact everything made that dolls need
Section 3-Comprses Toy Books in great variety; also
Games of every SORT also A, B, c and Picture Blocks
Section 4-Comprses Wooden Toys, such Noahs
arks, stables, stores, also Animals of all kinds-cow
horses pigs, sheep cats dogs, etc
Section 5-Comprises Steam Toys Iron Toys and Me-
Boats. In miscellaneous
goods comprising hundreds of articles for the Christmas
stocking and grab bags ranging in price from 1c to
Section 6-Comprises Mechanical Toys of various kinds
Also Musical Toys, including pano music boxes, buges
horns etc
Section 7-Comprises Tool Chests, Drums Doll Beds.
Section S-Comprises Xmas Tree Ornaments and every
thing pertaining the Xmas The most elaborate dis
of kind shown, of the interesting
sections the floor. 1t is virtually store in itself.
Section e-Comprises Mechanical Railways, foreign and
domestic makes, and they demonstrated show just
how they work.
Section 1o-Compse Soldier Suits, Firemen Suits, Po
icemen Suits Also Game Boards, Black Boards,
Section 1I-Compses Large Toys, such sulkeys
automobiles cycle velocpedes, tricyces, gocar
carriages desks, swinging horses shoohys, etc.
Section 12-Compses Sporting Goods of the best
makes-foo balls, punching bags boxing gloves fencing
goods, basket balls Also Graphophones including the
type of the Columbia Disc Graphop,one. Also
plete of the latest disc records.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-11-06
BORN,
DIED.

RUHL. On Friday. November g. 1903 to AIR and
Mrs. George l.. Ruhl. daughter.