The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 31, 1901, Page 4

« TMH SEATTLE STAR. ADAMS ) ADAMS hoapite | The Work Will Cost $177,415, of Which the City Will Pay/""">=, Mg are nt Bone | Henteter, parton." AC Le 2h | tot a ne tendon But $7,040, Leaving $170,375 for ORME TNWEG. | | cet es alia | ‘arn Special for Friday Property Owners Fhe totlowingTartage tieneea| SYANUe-AL and 7.5 bt“ s that t and Saturday ; 34. of Beat m "weather Vo Dorey j= yee yo Fa nda! pBiveet] bg badanury 5 Apr Adams’ Best Sugar Cured Thomson today) Spruce, 1780: grading Fourth evel ageq 39 2 differ. | weet from Repu nat to Ma J nd Presbyterian Church—Itev Jing | et, $900; coment sidewalks 1th | , He Heya duced j ave and 15th ave north from K. Mad. | A § va Major, pantor, AL IL a. m sis in, hires 1 cost of] ison st to a quarter section betwesa The Yea and Nay of Lif | pus sum | Rec, 28 ar nF 4 east, piltorwe Robert Cairns will begin is autumn campaign of evangelint Hams I3ic Per Pound the entire of $177,418 cludes sewers, was | 180; wa Fourth ave south Bt. Mark's Episcopatian 8h ; ~ pees hag ormeey ter mains, {-|from Jackson to Seattle boulevard,| The Woman a Whe Robbed me Rev. J. P. D, Liwyd, pastor Me Sean oe Se Prema Beate ing, parking, planking, wooden brick | $3800; water main on King st ant j% m, "A Para in Bronse re, ¢ mage eee me iS paving, ete, Of this entire amount | Railroad ave from First ave to Con Jumps Bail |p. m, “Law and Gospel the pastor, Thin is the it is estimated tha general fund |noetiuct, $8100; sewer on 2ist ave ie Mr, Cairne induct Wil pay Dut $1040, leaving @ total | from Yesler way to B. Alder and FE Trinity Parish Church—Rev. Her wring th ur of the leert Gowan, pastor. At 11 @. m, connect with] Re owners of $170, Ader from 2ist ave ca Reed, a! Hazel Beau cost to property 3. | u f Following are the improvements pro. |a sewer between 2ist and 22d ave,| mont, allar May n, who was| ‘The Blessing of Privi m ADAMS GROCERY co. pose } $2800; plank roadway in alley in| bound over in the supertor court un- | “Seme of Relig ond A 1 Main 482 Complete List |Rtock #, A. A Denny —— oe ped $00 bonds to answer to the! girs af. P. Church ean pion, Grading and surfacing Ward |), oe sie a mi gene oe ppd t stealing @ % from 1. ¥ past atlie. x Street from Queen Anne avenue © . as: one nd 1 ‘ X w jewalking King eee wees wee een First ave south and Rail-| Bell issued @ bench warrant f ie <t| ‘The other hands out were three of] with and the authorities have been) Church of Our Lady of Good Help a § Grading, sidewalking | road ave, $2800 asked to huat her up and bring Rev. F. X. Prefontaine, pastor amd parking Third avenue w pos he od gh mec PM Ret grey “ry from Thomas street to Roy k Estimate mod aghl he, ah . a gy Baer ee eas ahd 96700; improving Warren avenue/ ceal r whereabouts her eu bd y “ 8 aye a ™. aie ‘Seamer @ Abh treet, | Paving with wooden blocks Martoa | ¢ an Amy n Inve he many way to Aloha street se from Wettern ave to First ave, | will be obliged to forfeit the Now ir ital Ny 9% WEST COLUMBIA ST, SEATTLE $850; improving Pontius avenue | 2° 00; water main on Ei ®| of the bonds. from Denny way to Roy, $5750; ce. | #° ceca ag oo tata) pagal cd heal sgelignorse 2; Sundae sto Union, $615 . 10:30 a \ ‘Twenty mneee arenas te Thirtiete b Firet ave, $3760: came | |p. | ILI, Insure your house, Collect your rents, Loan + evenue, $5500; cement sidewalks on | , Colum from Western ave ! Twentieth avenue from East Jefter- |c? °° a oe peng ag ke Church of Immaculate Conception you money, and take care of your valuables. io nie er m: " ws 4 7 - : e Bwere. tor Low ane fon to Rast Union, #8700; water mat | way from Railroad ave to Pirst ave, a he Eh cel end aeaeene poodle ene nort® | s7300; grading, curbing and park 4 ; Grom a point 315 feet north of East | Ot ave worth from Crane's to a. m r CK, President J.P, MORTON, View President A. Myer, Secretary Madison «street to Fast Harrison 10:3 &. m; Sunday-s mol, i Lane's add, $1990; cement eidewabes on E. Madison from Broadway to Street, $2400; grading. curbing and m.; rosary and benediction, 7 dewalking Gater street from Sev. | 5afking 17th ave north from Crane's @nth avenue west to Tenth avenue |‘? vege bd inp S210 = With Pass Keys Change in Grant St. Line > sein -ang {from Fourth ave south to Ninth ave see teeta a al Boat 408 south, $2900; planking Pike st from - — to chahes & part of iat jadly le th ave to EB. Madison, $320 The book store of George F. Ward | line. The new line wil! fo! wrth Replanking Jackson st rs on 20th ave and other con the | was entered last evening and a large avenue from Jackson street to ener 2 See sve 8 « streets and avenues, $36.50: | quantity of fountain pens and knives | Vulcan Iron works, thence diag grading 27th ave from E. Pike to E.|grading, parking and sidewalking | gioien. A small sum of money, be- | !Y outheant orthern Pa Spring, $1750; cement sidewalks onjSecond ave west from John to] tween $2 and $4, was taken from the | "Sek" at Meynard avenue, A r AVE just been purchased for use in the th ave from Yesler way to E.| Thomas st, $2000. team drawer, ‘Detective Sam Corbett induet 1@ going In scross the fate Public Schools of St. Louis. THIR ir er, nee Iron work nde , ory orn aad : investigated the case and reported | «nt direction fo D. Mt. Turner TY-SIX DIFFERENT PIANOS, in- that the store was evidently entered BUILDING INDUSTRY IN THE CITY by imeans fa ase har When the a Fd SHOWN BY ENGINEER'S OFFICE) "== BASEBALL teen 7. PICMG TOR thet cane ot seatespoum ? WIY WAS the Estey Selected? Series On This Afternoon Beattie vs npshagre oe aan those orf foo tr 8S repairs, 911.179; four | The following from the report of the Supply Yast month by over 100 per cent. and |docks, $114,500; nine foundations, : 7 Aug. 1990, by more than 85 per cent. | 14.595, and 65 miscellaneous permits ‘The third game of the present ner- Commissioner is a most satis ry answer to ‘The permits issued this month | $26,546. les between Spokane and Beattie was | this question mount to 5%, with « valuation of| This month shows that much bet- alled at 3:20 p. m. today at Athietic | $522,499. Last month lass of bu! etn de Caaa Go, vataation S2a,e%. Tn August o€|than formerly. For instance, the| , On Monday afternoon and evening |rask. 4, large crowd ie in, attend “4 t ~~ © picnic will be held at Madrona lance. The capture of the fret two las Zor there were 299 permite, |average cost of frame residences 18 |S tor the benebt of the orphane |fesmes reversed the poaltions of the ‘Fhie tasith there were issued 115 ms Ma-StOrY, | at the House of Good Shepherd. The |twWo teams, Bpokane being now the 709; B-atory, $1,988 * . apices of | tafl distinction which Be frame house permits, to cost $29,510, | August is the third largest month | Picnic is Kiven under the auspices of | ‘Allender, © dletineston 7 PRE eh cluding all of the leading makes, were in COM- “The Aw Committee ch time aod tion to the merits of the offered, and recommend that x o le is desirous shat {t may retain, the rd for furnishing aty-five PI $5 1%-story frames, $1,225; 61 2-story |this year. March and April were the | (22 Catholle Order of Foresters. On | attle is | frames, $99,600; one %-story frame, | largest. In March 580 permits were cag Mined 0 3 ben & gen By tenon ae ee be given to the ESTEY PIANO CO. ae two l-story brick Dulldings, | issued, valuation $126,164; in April| 75, Vin be a pertee of achietic | Bwindells “ ee aeipe Aone ame = eae " three 2-story brick buildings, | 631 permits, $599,108. ‘This month's 2 ANY INDIVIDUAL PURCHASER, by care- ines, donated by | Miller + ee-fitovall the merchants of the city, will be | Lougheed ...00 .. it Kiopt ful comparison and consideration will likewise r Russell of the Third | Risiey Peoples $24.18: two i-story brick buildings, | showing is swelled by the university | POT" for which p $102,434; one 4-story brick building, | buildings and the four large dock: aiven, Mani . " 7 ; er ee ek ere eee Selaier decide upon an E! We invite the most + Rockenfield critical examination of these superb Pianos. a Hodte Pringie’s minstrel band to @iscourse | Marshall . Ton Blocks of Asphalt =| ant cy" ne ctternoon,” ‘tetresn: [nou ieee See shane sages Fon Ten blocks of asphalt paving have |™ents will be served by the ladies, | Hurlburt he name ESTEY on a Piano is positive assur Moylan ... been completed in the first hall pay. | No pains will be spared to make tt POSTOFFI ing district. Two extra concreting |* ate S asant oe go a Dancing gangs have been put on and the work | ¥! the attraction in the evening | lf now progressing with more ray. |e#pecially, The occasion warrants | ROSS WAIVES - iéity than at any other time since it|* #004 attendance. The charge te ‘The Winslow postotice station ia) en Inadiag stores for this worthy cause. PRELIMINARY. be to be moved to Green Lake on Bep- For Selling Liquor to Indians tember i. It will occupy the site of ‘the present Green Lake office and ‘Money order department will be add- 1 ance to the purchaser that he will get the GREATEST POSSIBLE VALUE for the amount of money invested. Sherman. Glay & 60 Change in Schedules Deputy United States Marshal Ty. And 's Bound Over to Federal| ler brought Dave Richardson and| ©n account of the close of the ex eS ee See Tees be from the Brighton boat house,| Clearings of the Seattle banks for} Westminster Presbyterian Church| 4 mov foot of Battery street, to a buoy a) the month of August, 1901, w $3, Re W. H. Gilchrist, paw mile off the bell buoy at Duwamish 023,044.47, while for the month of|11 a. m., “A Vitalized Chur Head, thence to four-mile rock and | August, 1900, they were $11,404,557.89.|m., an illustrated sterec 1- | purpowe of thie association will be to| @ from there return to the boat Cress by Mine Dr, Condit 1| Join these churches in closer fellow ‘ork in the Philippines. ship for mutual ald. The president iS MARTIN EGAN Pepashte in cians t ana wit have to| BURGLARS NOW goats veg of the new league Is the Hon, John erful ch over the course twice, and those Plymoutt Sere) Charts! 9) Marten A meeting will eo + | 4 . be| r edian of mary te nple, pastor median alias § ana 4 anon: AFTER DENTISTS | 4 7 WME acaaier tenets Si iheld next Monday evening of th 4 ity. Glass 1--Bonita, sche ; |i. the Woman Wage Karner: / (pastors and officers of the » “4 ENOLA MeINTYRE Stimson; Olympic, yaw!, C. D. Stim-| — - | Se 5 veg jchurehes, to pian for @ joint meet-|$ and Manch \Emerson in the ? ° ment is on foot among the At | Presbyterian churches of Seattle an1|@ 8p. |its suburbs to form a league, Tho the first part ed for this occasion by VIRGINIUS SHAY AND WALTER DAWLEM in buck and wing dancing. CHARLES REX AND HOWARD COLLUDI the fun-making end men, gon; Lavita, sloop, Newman Bros.;| ne wc, Carr, a dentist who oe-| Taylor Congregational Church—|ing of hurches on Sept, 20 tn the butterfly dance. ‘Owasca, sloop, ©. H. Henry; Hen-| wupies room No. 10 in the "P.-1." astor. At 11/Firet Presbyterian ed! MATT DENNIS An ner ST Eaiear Piper rec, | amon e ceuies ect sig indod"; 8p. m.,| Important subject of the meeting I8|% ang nie eA aeee in a aide eels = Horne, slooy, Com. George| Cherry street, reported to th oll Dollar fed I gs ln s ym | aplittiag monologue WEBBER AND ELLIOTT jompson; Zephyr, sloop, Hein | toaay that his office had been enter- + |e work under the direction Bias mvelyn May,” boop,” Chariea | ‘200% Peet Bi ettee had bean enter. Church |Charien Shepherd. This amalgam SIONEY MEISTER J i @timecn, nae can eae ervate tor, At i Jation will be the first in the history the juvenile wonder with th oft ip allo tela age Class 3—Mellsna, sic munion service conducted by Rev. |of the Presbyterian churches in thia|% baton: ished performan H. GriMth. | wag detailed on the case. He repor p, sioop, | Nae aetaed o te et been forcea | Wilmot Whitfield; § p, m., addresa|city, and the magnitude of its pro Heron, loop, A. Rohita: PITTI 000. J ‘Murder Thee Saturday matine North Baptist Church—Rev. fa Staple and Fancy Groceries ~ ‘ Sawyer, pastor, At ii a. m., “Fel woven in with fine thread wyer, Daa , 1 ands visited the spot and rep-|lowship"; 7:40 p. m., “I Believe tn A - citizens certify to the carious | God, Volunteers of America Mev. BH. B. Sutton, chaplain of the Prices---Entire Lower Floor $1, Balcony 50c, Gallery 250 Sale of Seats Commences Wednesday, Sept. 4 SOSHSSHHSO SHS HS SOSH HOSS OOH HOHOHOOD 4 by Rev. W nitfhe ortions indicates a new James of Chil » the tive Wm. i jensel and N. a ris opher: | with a jimmy and that about $20 Whitfield portions indi ses Some of the Names of Children Who Take the Most Active Shoes impress, sloop, Wayland | worth of gold fillings had been tak-| Grace M. Wl. Church—Rev. W. silleanting 9th rwthann inent P Geary; Pansy, sivop, Felix Schoder. en. e: Selleck ator At re 4 Plans 7 o fo and Prominent Parts 3 eed | by Rev. Mr. Ulrich of Evanston, Il.;] | Dr. Conn, Washington building, Vivanin Adams. Rnola Meintyre Sidney . DENLDING PERMITS, Woman's s Reliet Corps 8p. m., missionary wervice, addrenscn | hes retu eee | Virginius Shay, Katle Haseigrove, Hasel Butchard, {The following building permits| ‘The ladies ot John F. Miller W. R.| PY misilonartes from Africa and the) Day ball, Armory, Monday.|%, Proliie Mann Fay Butchard, ath Meyers. have been issued in t nifice of the! C, will give an ice cream social to n' lan | Hazel Tudhope. Ww alter Elliott Tiilte ¢ ark eity engineer: to H: C: Kennan, for| the friends of the order next Tuesday | pattery Street M. E. Church LVF. men with teame and merapern Matt Dennin Maudie Moraon Johnnle Korman, & 2-story frame cottage at 1513 Kast | afternoon, Sept. 3, at Eagles’ hall. | yy. p, py pastor, At 11 a. m Pred i, Mth and B, Fir,|@ Harry Knot eeree Cally Rtbel Dex Pike street. to cost $1500; to O. F. ae = Abiding in Christ’; # p.m, addr Sarre. Coahvae Louis Jamenon, Walter Kellows, inch for two two-story houses at WIERDLY STRANGE Geert beat gt agi Pagoda ere Willle Bert Lillian Fr 9222-24 Howell street, to cont $1800 ‘i |fourne & Clark Co, Ais f 4 Hown 1 Irene Vashon Blanche Kimer 40 Fernandis & Morris, to add th Aug. 31.—"Jim" ” o Charlie Rex Frank Sinith, Walter Dahiem Stories on existing build) at 1 tabbed through M Chureh, Premont Go to Spinning for bicwcle repaira $-6 First avenue, to cost $2200; to heart Inst week. A woman who lives | rev arrows, pastor, At 11 » ONEM, Pretty solow, clever sketches, fancy Mrs. EM. Harrison for a two-story | | ne Seem. © hich Jee was a.m. “A Provident Bhophe at} Labor Day ball, Armory, Monday | ‘diisid Gisen Ohl aude in the Seat perks houre at 1614 Ninth avenue west, to Eo et eater ite web, |* B- m., “A Prodigal’s Return | Four perform Friday, Saturday and Sunday night and | ch 1 rewidents of (Vetanteers of America. will pr structure, The color o nelghborhood are much wrought| Market Street Baptist Church LEEELEEDEDEEEEAE DED EED GEOEEPOEEUEEEEEPEDEOFEEES ae Wine trom Ancerees teday | Ome ason, some changes will Grand Jury ° eee Mathiien Peterson will be} ina placed them in the county jaji.|b* ma le tn the Alasks rune ot some | Bos They are charged with selling liquor | °f the Pacific coast steamers. The - ~ oey are chara with eating gu | << ne Petite cont eeamers, he] GOAST REPRESENTATIVES LA i ce i Rg Skagway run with a 10-day sched-lenue ci seitdanente ty of Topeka will take|ing before tn J vdidanibie } meen's Sitka run, with « 15 rode paine, Sue whe 711 SEGOND AVENUE day schedule, ‘The Queen will prob-|heund ever to the actio o fo Diy maka one oF more trips ta |ocund over to the action Of the fed- | 2 os eoeeebeeereeeeeoOted S44OOF+tooorteeoee reed Seattle Will Cross Sticks With Nome — —_ x3 ——— Mr. Steeple Remains aad ib aks Siede SHHHSHHOOHHSOOOD erett Tomorrow ANuptial Event = © nnn RAR ARR ARR Mr, Chas, J. Steeple, late district |$ - ee Mr. Harry C. Gleason and Miss] freight and p er agent of the|@ } Seattic’ The Bvapett team at the latter place| |ried Aug. 24 at the residence of the|coma today. Mr. Steeple o Theater tomorrow. A good game is expected. | | groom, 4 Third avenue, in the|in the service of the 8. P. alth Pp HOUSE== a* § ‘Biverett won from Seattle tn the last | presence of a few frie Miss | not yet assigned to a new p Hale { ' "Phone Main 65. ; here but #ince then the ho: Carrie rant was bridesmaid an4| headquarters will be in Seatt until Jon» Cont, Manager. i res 4 foam has been strengthened by Co Business at ‘at Clearing House | sir Geo. Dunn best man. fev. |he 1s Getatied elsewhere. $a eee ww) bn ~ t ‘ell knot Rodney Arney, of the Fpiacc “| Boat A - beeen weet known srick) —Stoadily Increasing [sees atta She meses 2 Next FRIDAY, SATURDAY ' SEPT. 6, 7,8 ti wldatdininermsetonninn ‘APES lthe ceremony. Upon their retu ad P4 AND SUNDAY - - ~~ ANNUAL REGATTA from a short trip on the Sound Mr. ° | and Mrs. Gleason will be at home to Witt Give Four Performances of That business affairs in Seattle are| (heir frienda at the above numbe ° § End Men. mer Improving right along 1s evidenced —= F HIP $ Prof. Peele ne Elliott Bay Yacht Club Will Race) by tne increase in the volume of the | 9990906000eeeeeeeeeeeece aoa ooo Labor Day Seattle Clearing House transactions, s d Th eae iF 3 son’s Choruses. which are given below in detail n # e Special Voontints it Baas J | Clearings of the Seattle banks for | Mncey meee byterion Churches Will 4 Neale ‘The annual regatta of the Elliott week ending Augut Si, 1901, are ®OOOO*@*eooooooooooooos Form a League ° Big Biaborate costuming Bay Yacht club will be held on La-| $2,721,133.05; for corres ding week edigerdiepthens le through the entire perform- Ber ay at Ton crn wt | corg ore taa IS Juve Ses seco wocey ee ae ts ee ee AS ee ED to at i ae N CHANGE OF BEATS |" scnosimnaseer 7 | HEARING PROTESTS | _ veges EY i 3 $ $ : t b3 Potoee P SESOSSESOSSE SMES SSSSSESEOSESESUEESOHESEE SOE SHS ESOS EHSESOHESOSEOOOOD 8 p FOOSE EEEEEESED ODODE HODES EDESEEEEEE king North Broadway from Bast | 9%, o>. sis power et m. > rs y to East Higniand drive, $uee0, |22¢ 8°, $12,100; grading, curbing and | gag, suré..3 Entered ver Night ‘ gia PHPEDERESEEDE DEEDES ESET SHEEP EPELODEEET ERIE PELELELELE LEE LEL ISP EP EE EEL DEL EEELEEEPE LOLOL DE PEEEPOLIDS PPEPOESESESS ES ES ESS ES SSS. | JUMPED FROM 4 a dad > >> ae > ae E> Feb) PATURDA 87 T to A MOVING CAR ‘teas mae Queen Anne Hill_ = on Ballard Line 1 | 2 $400 for LOTS ON FOL THa 1 CROCKET ale $260 FOR LOTS ON SECOND A if $100 FOR LOTS ON TENTH AND HOWg (J All Near Car Line and Lar ts, = a pak s100 : ts on { Highlang ce = bch ca ) Burke’s Second Addition fy $75 to $150 for large C raising. Q ) General Investment Co! ¢ 419 BAILEY BUILDING 4 sr. fae a aw we Oo ae Oo ae ee ae : sein Ham NEW FEATURES WILL OFTEN |: | BE FOUND IN THESE A) a {| HEY are the ads. of live people for live p ware | The day you fail to read them may cogt Jation ato. ik WOODHOU f |} money. You may miss an opportunity of pure the 1400 ae 5 @ ing what you want at a much lower’price. y whicl COND A ba Every Ad. New Erecy Day. the b OTEL BUTLER ‘4 sag 0 Sh I es (Pertectly Sati eh CAFE AND # | A Hatty y Tle and Collar ( ‘This good old phrase just P unser GRILL # | Will make your boy feel like { describes the feeling of euch mat ® Only clas KOOM # |] sor at school. Let “me $ or woman who is wearing @ no co & Evropeas INCON- & spruce him up. ; made by us. 4 Pian Rotel. NECTION # an when * Li delelahehaleleleleieheleleheheioielad itt GEO, McLERNON _} J. Matzger, 1307 Second SS. 1551 Second Ave. 4 Special prices anesday. RAYMOND & HOYT 918 Second Ave. ASSL And Second Ave. The Uitte Sehes! Man are emsential to the sant PA #. W. cor. Union. U . oy Wel seul better ont of your house. We emi pen § Next Leo's Business e eye piney so pri the latest methods and cas gum! after Office hours, 8 to $; Sundays ee tor mee uit. 2 antee satisfaction. conve owe ices to school boys for pone We have established « r ——— — Coper utation for PAL SEATTLE TAILORING CO. ERNST BROS. Kin ATIONS in the den ce | $207 First Avenue Ta. paper it is no longer | the ¢ ope Page Bho i wisi of the dread, The methods u: is | he Grouse t a pair of smoked glam are the latest known to the have ot from %e dental p c Will repose in your game bag if yes scientifically examined ‘ you repose enough confidence in Full Set Teeth. 4 us to buy your ammunition here, Bridge Work Gold Fillings... Prichard Hardware Company A And 417 Pike Street PAI I've been painting your houses ; [> rn . on the outside and papering them EI 0 jie on the inside for nine years. If Our beef, iron ané wine, has bi it t the work is O. K., pick out your the thing you need for @ you are looking for a material at my sto und let me $ | Se bottle for 5c. ce good store light, which can onl. ‘ orth be burned at pleasure, Cc F. STOLTING ue come in andsee the latest 816 Third Ave. Tel. Red 1025 ¢ pean | “ : ” ei ae Dr. Turner's forty x % hy tt i ht Horrible Masks | = ip the practice of nthesi into bis Hygeni 4¢ 1. 100 to $1.80. is_doing. se Does not cost you any- huang ase Dr. H. T. Turner thing when not bur ; rd A be We hove theme urning. MEE CHONG & CO. Sanitarium, Hinckley Bio 3316 Second Ave. Fourth Fieor. Seattle Gas & Electric Co, BONNEY & STEWART Serowiee 214 CHERRY ST Foneral Directors and Bmbalmers ee salted ninncnasnmauammnaies |b. Teagan Malai, sonia, Wane | Subscribe for ¢ he Seattle Bat el THE NEW STORE “"TER,SIX ocLock It's the giving away of such placed us ¢ that sa nusual and unmatchable values as these here mentioned that bet r above all competitors, Our own enormous buyiny facilities makes this the new ure money. : We can never tall too much about Reliable GASOLL STOVES. They are always good, cheap burner and it will save time, fuel bills many — un words, Nothing tastes better tn the morning than well made waffles. Jet an tron for 8e and you'll © like them. SS cs ane Each home must have an ax, and at these cut prices you can easily become possessor of one for 7 contra adian A few more of these so much talked-of Refrigerators that will be closed out at less than cost 6-hole Muffin Pan 4. s« DON’T FAIL TO READ OUR COOK STOVE PROPOSITION this A $2.75 TO $6.50 WRINGER PREE ea ha : — count stove or steel with a wringer, as follows: when heard of be- $10 Cook Stove..$2.75 Weinger Eby, Bl ng it. It will Fst ve Wringer Bijait? v up by any oth- $20 Btove Wringer J's? $4.25 Wringer Biged at jenroll $5.00 Wringe? Bi tie m< Range..$6.50 Wringer Im ber w rtain, We can do it on account of our ash buying system, durin, hes wringer is not Mlimornt This offer will hold good al Fete. inci aaa Foil follow wanted by the purchaser of @ Miige week as follows stove the equivatent Mii High Mein | Day. given in any other is you desire. i ses king into consideration that o e nd any wherg es is evening and take advantage of this unt 1 of ofter IZ. C. Miles & Pi iper Co. a 10214-1023 FIRST AVENU Tato THE LARGEST STOVE HOUSE IN THE NORTHWEST PB bens or