The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 19, 1901, Page 4

TH. StatTtrTie Star. By BTAR PUBLISHING CO Every afternoon except Sunday, TRLEP HONS: Rusiness Dept, Main 1060. Madltortal Dept. Main 1188, ©. MAKARD WELLS, Rater . B, FF. CHASE, Business OFFICES; Seattlo—1107 Third avenue New York-290 Temple Court Bullding, Qe oe Chicago 18 U. B. Express Building. 4 One cont par Copy, six conta er Week or twenty-Ove conte per month, delivered ty mail oF carriers, No tree eopte ‘TIS A se EAT Pity! Every Indication points to a progressive development of the Samp son-Sehley controveray until the face of the moon is flecked with blood All wellemeant attempta at re sint have proved uselon. Schley through h t majority decision of the court inquiry afd ts vigorously supp iried in this protest by members of congress and others In official posttion. Sampson, taking umbrage at Dewey for finding that Schley deserved the credit of the battle of ntlago, also serves notice that he Will protest. As for the public and newspapers, there appears to be an overflowing desire to Hight it out ve Inet ditch and to All that ditch full of corps gement which bids fair to put Santiago tm the shade, let us look the controversy fairly in the face Schley, without doubt, has the lar », on the eve of the genera est army of adherents, He i a popular man, a genial man, given to hearty handshaking and happy con versation. Me fought at the battle Some say that he Santiago fought under Sampson's plans. Others say that he didnot Sampson is.a reserved man, whose picture in the newspapers has abroad ar reaston of haughtiness and an tnability to smile persons do not ike hit sceount of his photograph, If they can knock him out they are 1 « lo #0 And they are trying Sampson ts sald uh port of the the high NAVY Offtcla nd ing f tom \ backed by ber of th aptaina wh Santiago, shout a y " 1} mpes commander the ft at the battle a ntie and rotsed a protest of great volume ' naequence So the case atone shells begin to geream through the af Two of the irals of « f inquiry, whe were not tn the figh at Santiago, have buckled on their wie against Behley, and Dewe who wan in a fight on the other side of the globe and won it, has ed in to hely ey out When the final r Note fler t fury of this growing fight ts =p it will be found that many persons Mave suffered and that p wa tistacth dby anybody THE GLORY OF TNE PUBLIC SCHOOLS permanent In Wathington, D.C, on fine days every week, a pretty picture, as well as an important one, may be seen On a bench in 4 public school may be geen two eager, keen bright Jock Mangham. The other is Archie Roowevelt. One ts the son of a butler, a man who presides over the dinners that other people eat. His seatmate is the son of a presi dent of the United States. In that little achoolroom they have an equal footing and the same opportunity for education and character building There are some people—enobe—who profess to believe that the preat- dent, In sending his boy to a public school to mix with the rank and Mile, has not only made an unwise move, but has aimed a blow at social exclustveness and that portion of humanity which holds tteclf aloof from the plain people. But the miltions belleve that an American citizen has paid tribute to the greatest of American inatitutions by practically showing his beltet io it. They believe that the whole theory of public school education and training t* to give all an equal start. In effect, it draws a line and says: “Toe it. Start at the word! Mr. Rich Man, your money t# not good here, It will not procure You an atom/of advantage for your chitdren. Mr. Poor Man, you are not an object of charity. There can be nm sting. This is a race for life, and it ts right that all should start even. Tt is a public duty, for the welfare of the country depends om the training of this rising generation. In spite of the great fortunes, in spite of the few men and women whe frown on the true aristocracy of brains, in spite of those who would ape the clase distinctions of Hurope, the hk met pewer of the omen schools wan never so great as now, and it is a fact that any mgniid, no matter how lowly his birth, no matter how common the oc- ‘aupation of his parents. may axpire to any position, may «ain the love and confidence and esteem of the whole people, may occupy any piace in the social and business worlds. vo door that leads to a life worth the living {# locked; no road that reaches to any place worth holding ts barricaded. Individual effort can conquer every obstacie. ‘There is more than arithmetic and geography and spelling being taught In these free homes of education. The prig and snob are learning equality; the stugeard t# shunned by bis mates till he i# either spurred to action or drops out of sight to sleep his way through life. The Mar t# being educated in ways of truth: the lad with « bit of the tiger in his blood t# being humanized, and the coward im learning that to be respected one must be brave, no matter how great the battle with nature. There are probably 10 future presidents of the United Staten living today. Did you ever stop to'think.of that? The supply of rulers for the next 45 years, at least, has already been born. They are scattered over the land. Some of them are in the legen for the eyed, American boys. One of them | yubHe schools, others in the cot iil others have made their livea successful and are call nly waiting Perhaps the butlers son, the public school boy, Archie Roosevelt's seatmate, may some day occupy the moat exalted position in the United States. It is in no way impossible, It depends largely on the individual And that thie ts true t one of the great glories of the land. ee The news that a tannery in to be this city by St. Loulg capital is most gratifying. Nothing i# of more importance to the commercial supremacy of Seattle then the steady increane of her array of manufacturing establishments In her seaport trade she has shown tremendous development and we ate justly proud of the steady increase of population, the great amount of building going on and the improvement in the city’s gen- eral appearance. Nothing will more surely guar tablished at no distant date in tee the keeping up of the good work than an ever-increasing manufacturing pay-roll. That has made Pitteburg; ft has made Chicago, and will make Seattle. HOLMES GOOD FU Sensible For Christ- mas A quarter-sawed oak Parlor Ta- | Handsome Reception ¢ ble, highly polished, has French quartered oak Se tir h wpsboge legs, fancy shaped top and low~- any finish, deep cut saddle seat, ere f; top measures 24x24 French legs, richly ished Inches; price ,.. ...+ aps price ... teosevegeses $4.00 Ne rn ilies Ye SR Aas STORE OPEN EV ENINGs Sears eae teen cate eae ee ea TTT T ETE S ’GLHOLMES - FURNITURE co. 1104 110% -1105 Chas. G. Holcomb OPTICIAN 216-218 Burke Building, cor, Second and Marion we furnish » an engraved certif wh it! be he | on i . ” . ; food, we j we od at ang atore wher costs = Bh ‘ 1 ' any * ‘ mith, vice | 29) Unie sey EALED bids will be : : x - ‘ n Ane philer FUNERAL DIKBOTORS the board of. director city or win in h t : i paye i oneews pane ties In the PTERWORTH & GORE. embalmers Sc hoe District No. f a pa f 8 * Sho« i any leather, ra ~ : x 426-1428 Thi Te. ¥ 0 ock noon Monday, De ' ANY #lee, at any time the Ay prenent it enue ahd Pike street. Cag ___VURNACES s st-—-For addition of . itp an ideal plan~saves oxchang noyance of misfits and sea 4 oe titer, pres: | PINT AYE ROGH, Vis” Kecond avenie. at clonety: te Ra aler nchook, ig that of choosing for another To euch ¥ lent» 06 #0u ne be HAKNESS AND SADDLERY « addition of ten urinal THE SEATTLE STALK, THURSDAY DECKMBRR yy ‘Tie aPouga sees b WS ge es ¢ ; ADSTHACT OF FITLEG sad 717 -19- 21-23 First . XO . ng r a t onan’ ay RCE ny . it bs or Weta. 1 reverses FOR LOTS IN LATOME ees ) j 1 TRIN i Kh Gise hits AND COs TRACLORS f 8H TO LAKE 4 NIOM! At th All Toys, Games and Dolls wary suetalte Butte Bas | sty eds picket | —— Cut to Half Pri Oe SGA AM. GOAL Oto WEEE | rent as on oa : ed A ¢ NORTH of bed ice i w, souvent ‘eit na WINANC . - it AND ATLOUNENSAT-LAW won TIME ) “ kintate Department wae" i TS | , 0-04 W lumbla Streg nurs bear f rahe a tan s . | To., Main 69, mad : , , } Ivey ef nme 0 ‘ tos# Alexander & M aie Lite WARMANTS iM | Ke | FRANK B WileTil ok Vaheiman x vid | K vi ia a | CLYMPIC OIL, Te i Blow | rd PoR Hint i « | 4-ROOM cottage for r t r | a 10n ty-ninth avenue. Inquire 506 ¥ . ; avenur ath. . w cp | HABKMENT storage cpm naer + For Your Convenience = aestua, tok of tart wt ie bing FORK KEAT—FURNISHED ROOMS : “Sr Hy apectal arrangement with the postal authorities, we la eet os mat ravulahed renme wie Ch - A have establi#hed on our third floor, @ postoffice substation for FIER? VERY ee vow ek NUBE BK the holi@aw week, Here you may mail your letters and pack LANGE ts N. ¥. bios iAL TAM ages, buy stamps, and, if you wish, have your packages or let ALCTIONR EUs vor ALE-NEW HOUSE isrinc ine nis ters registered You will find it very nvenient » there J0n Mt tly: Trerren, MSctionest S86)1 ¢1.¢00, ¢ ' i wile Dek ne Will be no long waits or delays as is the case at the postoffice . vt By + ALCTION SALMS during the holiday week ‘ i The pub-» fon it be pen from 6 m to6p.r dally | a Packages of all kinds wra 1g, oF expressing | ny LSet $4 u Ft Hk CANADIAN BANK OF Sorosis Shoes for [ome ig as MOM] anton height | ake SALA. Christmas Gifts, $0 eae ee BEAPALE Saw Case 7 iat STOMAUr AND W Atti u 2 | e8 1B Geet r o. -Howte Ky our eertifieat« r friend A) paving® and trust bur & VENDOR HT veg: Negi Make separate tg cifieation in each f the n ANDINAVIAN-AMEHICAN os | BANK neue WANTED—FEM Women's “ pies ; 83,50 { Kenttin A general banking business | PACIFIC Rep. Othee, 1108 34 Ave. Tor : $00), AL Oh inves best bely in city. Call up Ma Misaent \.6se 8.00 fronsecied. | Depost 1000. A soon gore hel: , up Mt A . efit than @ pair of Soronia Shoes or Slippers ag tems and to x noe ay. sewer eystem, all of city sanitary inspector, board reserves the right to any and PROFITABLE work » Pike. Dotigins WANTED—MALE aicgue NATIONAL or | = COMMERG BENADor “eat Paid us $150,000, teach berber Merchandise 3% =~ Vault Boxes for Rent, | (OVERNMENT jer Barber College, Han Fran- | A” i 2 a PAxtenM a ifs Third « Positions — Young M4 1 for railway moi) clerks ~ 6 s IR#T NATIONAL “HANK OF Corres. in Cedar Rapids, . n SEATTLE. | | Pald up capital | HOTHLS, PLMNISHED ROOMS S , a General banking business ® 1% SD Pat fi 5 . taining shoes by! D. Nepe T. wee, Me iichiines, Wins | ona ey Te vn HOTR: ed te eats and folding camp veda, 7 pres; Ly’ Turner. cedh., ht weet ob Guiderate.” g . BEATTLE res aent. Cah Exchange on principal cities Bi; Weaver Rees Ue aa Wholesale 0 . ‘i A ; t a ot U. B. and Europe. o une nome Oe 4 n We lene merchandise certificates which will be exchanged BUSINESS CHaNiRD | CONKLIN MOUBB, 1114) Third ave. Sona, carpal n 4 for the equivalent in merchandise of their face value at any "1 onauen ae | INSURANCE Alstka outhtisrs. in all, ¥ —— rode time, If you prefer to have thome to whom you wish to make STRANGER, ATTENTION | WCKNS 2 -AFRINBON. general Tamuramce goods: goods made to ender by z gift: eelpet thelr own articles, you will find these certificates nine yes tea tina 4 pn 13-14 Boston block Fir end et * . 6 Sook a nate and prottabie WV. RINEHART & Go. te NY. bike | NERS very conVenient. ' as opents att It 0, we = . ani vou hag eumber : a ek FISIAY 2 WO. Fa ¢ t om BO Lo IF Jom Want Correct weights and prompt TRANSFER VoMP ANH ore Open Evenings unsty that perees thr returns, deal with the Chicago Junk Co. | ORK 1 nd the closest investiga | 130 Western, Main 67. r 2 oan pjnce you van, a {RR ae. Sa : ~ ind} LOBT—Red — muley cow, white t Pacific Coast Steamship Co. incorporated, ia] Marked, bobtailed: $6 reward; re- 1 : ' turn to W, ©. Hubbard, 112 39th | For San Francisco Se Sree : Pipowont _.|_ UMBRELLA REPAIRING vairgiy LOANS AND INSURANCE UMPRELLAS~ manufactured: ' 100Nn : ii ‘ TAMER “HOTU WELL ican, “fire Taw) | 824 generat repairing, 900 Second ; Steamsbips — City SALOON MEN, ATTENTION? | surety bogde, 28 Boston blork. nue. Robeson Bros. otf Puebla, Walia | ron taie—Two saloons on Fir | MACHINISTS P Walla or Umatilla, near Pike street, new building WANTED-AT Kinds’ secdiid-hand machin ‘ %, Jan. 4 ae peter ae an ri A) aft. A. de OW me, 100 Weller i lively, of whish sameual sone-belt con be MASQUERADE COSTUMES — ** Laave Heattie @ mm. Fenty. the bent eelome ance wpen you eet GOMTUMES for rent, Alfred Luebeo, TED-REAL ESTATE ‘ mahips City of Beattie, Cot today for the money. We have 2 cther| 717 Yesler way. Phone, Pink 1916; | ~~ . awe City or City of Topeka sailing | saloons, r in price from $2,000 to] music taught and furnished for all Achotce tract of geod farming Alamka Dee. 21, 30, 31; Jan. il, se erman- American Investment _ occasions. 8 HOUSES AND LOTS WANTED. tand within easy french of Be 113 James St., Seattle. _ ANICAL NGINEERS “0 aftie, on geod county road, a CW. Miller, Anat x pape et ABT as -6 well adapted for vegetable dock, Seat ms MINES AND MINING = fruit, eto. To any man sot Gen Agta. an Fran DOX FACTORY, PLACER mines wanted in the state| as we spend "TWe THoteane afraid of work, we will make a of Washington good prospects Lane & month for that purpose, FOR fale Proposition which he will con PACIFIC CLIPPER LINE ‘one, San neg bom thetariee weet er! _only need apply. 4B Star Aas 8 lesical ¢ conclusion that we cade to be fair, by which he can kecure this property without furnishing a dollar. BB. CAINE, President KRUSE s, 5. LINE Seattle and San Fran- cisco Route Leave Beattie--8. 5. John & a i. List your property par eR a running night and day) PLACER mines wanted in the state cur photographer will take be member of the tte mot an’, "WERE | of Washington; good prospects | !t. which will be published In ident, whien disables tim perman-| Ofly need apply. 4 B Star. J #0 Py :. tae oa 7, (and hie place, tnee)be fitted by 6 MUSICAL 459 RU A ERS PENA + Ae ee ¢. German-American Co. ™* | REPAIRED, tought. sold. 1G1 3d ave. 13 Third Avenue. our AND ACKISTS 5K FORDA NADEAU Eye, ear’ howe | WANTED—To buy on eaay and throat 331 Burke vutiding. one to five-acre tract, Herbert $. Upper | LODGING HOUSER Kimball, Dec, 27th. 8. 8. Santa 7) DRO KIDD, Bailey buliding cory improvement Ana, Deo, Zist 8. 8. Czarina. & FOR Sale-We have @ few high-class DR. J. MACKINNON, 4 Chapin bid . Address, with full 12 and 13 Seheverman Block, &. Robert Dollar tein =. not th kind that are OSTEOPATHY ion, B-3, The Star, First Avenue and Cherry Street. ||] Carrying freight and passen- yg gy Re eo 7 nd-hand furniture, Atted WARHINGTON yinatitute “of Gatrupathy. ps lm taht’ Gh. Grsembationes fe Deposit Bufiding. Ketabiished i aT > sod good paying investments that we c Tr rea jelor | saloly “recommend.” German-American PABERT A onsey Mee of cee cares | Investmemt Co. -S}2 ‘Third arenine Hyd BIT | ing Co. of Seattie, will be held at gers, reduced rates. Freight Office Ticket Office Arlington Dock, _ 618 First Av Tel. Moin 1023, Tel. Main 1147 AJ 2 i Colman bid. -| Bay be the company, room ley building, Seattle, Wash, @ | \What Better For Honolulat J) ores comnemos nous Thursday, January 2nd, +. $2.000 cash “Gnd ies alk | | 2 o'clock p. m, (Wednesday, the 1 The Globe Navigation Co, will erent all Minds and ail siaes for sale, at your | ular meeting day being a legal dispatch Bi ave south,“ Prost Fur Co, 114) day) for the purpose of electing = | Ch ist . . =iry re) j oo an pe ey ee | board of five trustees for the ena | ig / a Symes | ; ng mas Ss. Ss. EU REK A | hank Feterences a Te. Main 0 Miaid | other business that may caer Dec. li 1901 posited in bank se business, | toe. come before the stockholders, P, t ec, 13, German-American Investment Co. | xoy HRTIBING Fat Date of publication, Dec. 14 resen to be followed by 8. 8. Tamp au Pa | err fu Ape ALAN D. CAMERON, January 10, 1902. For rates of |) wrt en New York sing Bureau, |IN THE SUPERIOR Cc fr ight et ae name 7 dividusl tnetroction col: in: | FINE coffee and waffies at The Im: | is Se en ae for your bov than a credit with ( * Pele, || DRT mettiods and teacherA, Acme fiubiness| PeTial. 3 R. H. Eng-| H corner ist and Madison, Tele- }| "Rihege morn ana wi eens] baum, proprietor are, plaintiff’, vs. Silas Hubbard, our savings bank department ? phone, Main 27 WILBON'S Modern Hus. Coll prietor. | defendant, No. $8,900, Seman Main 416 | Bik Licyd, Lrixcoe & Lisyd, 3 iin we for Servic CLATRVOYANTS bioek, about your homes for cash s ¥ rvice by Publication. state W. NOTTINGHAM, M eunalienng ore oe de- Washi $1 Opens an Account T TTINGHAM, Mer PRO RPRLBON, THE RAED | os Tee Hubbard, defendant.” | PALMIST, NOW LOCATED AT 1bua a4 | OXY DONOR Rory” the genuine; cures ce on é nn AVE. Vref. Rhelion. the world's greats | filadiamaren, avoid Imiatigas. "64 ai.- | TOU ate hereby summoned, . > in eat patmuist, may be ¢ 1 ily onie wt . Ss NORTHWEST TRUST AND SAFE |] The White Pass and onthe, aS aan tal | KLBCTRIC Massage TAIT Ist ave —iioar sc [Of the frat publication of this bums DEPOSIT CO. Yukon Route um others, “and he | WANTED—Old* gold and silver. 11. Hien- | MOMS, to-wit: within sixty days afer To the Atlin, Big Salmon, Yu- fectty watisfied. en eel, mfg. jeweler, 24 Hinckley bik the Mth day of November, A. D. 1 div love, fal transactions, law #uita, et 90-4 Columbia St., Below First Ave, KE. Shorrock, Manager. kon, Klondike and White Hor Mining districts: THROUGH MAIL, LADIES, try a bath. Mra. Fait and defend the above entitled action ranma O11 Third avenve in the above entitled court, and ais | XPRESS ee weereanae Ge Matter what trou. | FASHION Hair Store has removed to Sif | 8Wer the complaint of the 2E88, J] die you ¢, call and he UGH L 8 . wit! help Second ave. and serve a copy of your answer Alex. Myers, Treasurer. PASSENGER AND ‘HIGHT ’ Mite tis, beeen PMAVICIANS AND SURGEONS upon the undermband attorneys fe SERVICE MAINTAINED DUR- 1208-84 Ave * BRO YG SEW AWK Gpeciniint in aie the plaintiff at their office below ING THE WINTER Palmistry taught a a eaben of women ihoneh. Medical | Stated; and in case of your failure 8. P. BROWN, Gen'l Act., Institute, Boston block to do, judgment will be 619 Firet Ave attle. ||] MADAM — CAROLINA — The wei! MILES, removed against you according to the dean A. B. NEWELL, Vice resident known, wonderful clairy yant me. Hiding, 34 and Pike of the complatnt which has been ar Vv nm and General My dium, tell. past, present and. fu-.| DR, WINKLE 211-212 Wutus with the clerk of said court: the Od , " ~ Sortan So ure; name on re ite 8&9. z ject for w 7 4 J. FRANCIS LEE, Traffic Mee. || ings Pow poll dg ¥ Palmist read- bk ALK. et for which this action is <7 r-Boyd bullding. | Is to ob roaat tame by 8 sin a decree of divorce from : ndant on the ground that the (NIE I SSELL, 64 Hinckley. | defendant has failed and_ neg POGRAPHERS | and refused to support plaintiff hg.’ repairing: | AMATHUI Anis “7 avert to make suitable provision for pl ee | ERE BHGTORE ee tiff and her family and also, Decals ae of crue treat ent upon the part of 9 iat Seattle, Wash, and Skaguay, ave.; room 16 a 2m Rit. } reom 105; Green 1180 Shoes S CLIBANING BRA TICE Port Orchard Route |" ss» - a80 abe ating Dally service, effective Sep ql0eT Third; By | Seamerton CU iy sell oo Pw] HIGHEST | vtices “for cant-olf ~ clothina > : | Dry Dock), Charleston and Sidney, . aylor, 10 Starr-Moyd building | x oe LUMBING 2 the defendant towards the ph EAMER: bd UORRRAL TORS ana Bode) | THE BL. CRAVENS OO” WOT Pike ce and also, because the defendant has v8) f “7 OR ~| {rating plumbers and tinners; estimates | a doned ep year Sets Silverware Rogers Bros’ “1847” sliver ‘ and more. ware, Our tegular prices are From Columbia Dock, foot of Col- fino Y & WELLS, weoral conifactord;| “one youre” HeEY Bra™ione’™ Huarani The three matters herein state lower thas “apedial” prices of wp) mmbis street, HL Stare-Boyd bid. Tel. Main 300. -'1ti> Ha Wiesais tine ee constituting three separate causes at = 3 Leave Seattle—6:30 a. in. (except DANE ACADEMIBS . mare Cs Main O44 action for divorce as specified in the 3 others, Sundays) and 10:00 a. m., 1:16 p. m, | DANCING class om RAUTMAN Plumbing Co. huff 471 laws of the State of Washington. e (for Bremerton only) and 4:30 i 0 and Friday THHO TURNER, Tel, Gr ati SPECKERT & CASSIDAY, | (Saturday only, extra trip 11:80 p, m son's school of dun “_ RBAL ESTay Attorneys for Plaintiff, Leave Bremerton—8:15 and 146 a. Raytke bal are ~ rave = Postoftice and office address, ROO m,, 3:00 and 6:15 p, m. Leave Sidney B., COLL St ~ieaxz | POM Corner Boren ar epUbII-| mB Arlington hotel, Seattle, Wane Geo. HL oodhouse (0, 7:50 and 11:80 a. m., 6:00 nf able and select bockety dancing. ‘Kin. | CAMs Perfectly level First publication, ith Nowernbat | Leave Charleston—8:00 and i: 35 a. Holyoke % Phone, Red 4ing, | New ®-room house and 2 lots in Fre eet Bynoaten, 24h NaS The Seattle Home of the m., 6:05 p. m, “PROF. LY 1901 mont , fancy nd ‘ 2) * Gi | Wor Pleasant Beach and Ban . Corner 60x120 in Fremont garland Point take steamers leaving Benttle| gerne 7 Corner 50x120 on Queen Anne, 1409 Second Ave at 10:00 a, m. and 1:15 p.m. Leaving | Hates. «nn «EW | Four double houses, rent $180 per J merton at 8:15 a. m. and 6:16 p, QKI8 Fire; ¢ » Assoctation,| — month er cent. investme ents round trip, DENTISTS | Business ct ehoe, no special know GO-ON” TH | AW. PHTDLIPRS 6-9 See Tone Tel Rem areenT tt | CITY OF EV ERE iy CHICAGO Gs, WS Minch bik | Two cottages, one af Chas. Dangerfield, Stock Broker|/smartiu, myvenerr AND * RAMA RATIO BONDOC LE | ee ec ttakes: One $850, one $600 30 New York Block | MONDS KOUTE "| BOAW Tratnatie senosi 8 | Houses and lots and income prog Seattle, Wash, * ttle 7:00 & M. 13 to, 6 p, m.| dramatic and operatic stage: ‘udvinccr | ny Mall parts of the cit 75 1 Wantcminuttats Lion, Back ett, 9:15 a. m., 2: D, mm. | Pupils Gnispad. wna dewiAners accepted In| gag Pacthe wie @ *CBMID 75,000 rolls new, ¢! PRL dee herd ution ahd ofatoryy will Turnion winye | 688_Pa ck, Phone John 1661 at this price. and coach dramatic eluba em neve oe sale at 4 elal prices Pe coat? meattl with str, |r i oe coglleaes bens mie eee ‘: . irea epu e mi) Creek ol Overet » w home fo \ ii Queen On oe me aka fer crlota Rats Seta ih PARAL 1 Bae we Wy varie } 7 reat charged, “fiom Star Paint & Wall Paper Co. Agent for the Crow's Nest O11 ivan Bask, Bee ate ee prean, deliver your clothes Giticc tang | - 100 Puke street. Ope ie Inc, Tel. Red aa.) First ave.; Tel, Main tora FOR well improved tarme. ‘ett ‘Telepho: Manin ne | ANE Steam Dye Works, iid Weat | ern avenue, Phone, Main TUT 4 and Coal Company, Ltd small or large, Pook. vere 300-302 PIKE STREET | COLLINS & WILLIAMS. | Room 66 Sullivan Building, |