The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 8, 1902, Page 2

THE SEATTLE STAR. By STAR PUBLIBAING CO. Every afternoon except Sunday, TELEPHONES: Rusiness Dept, Main 1050, Haitoriat Dept., Matn 1138. % HAZARD WRLLA, Batter = ~~ nF CHASE, Business Ma OFFICES: Seattle—1107 Third avenue. New York—230 Temple Court Building. Chieago—S1T-318 U. 5, Express Building, ERR _ One Sent per copy, Sx cents per Woah oF twenty-Ave cents per Month, delivered 2y mall or carrieha Ne free copies Entered at the postome WHAT WIVES REALLY CosT A New Jersey man has been wrinkling bis forehead and pursling Mis brains over some peculiar statistics, He wanted to know how much Wives cost, He wasn't satisfied with the fact that they are worth all they cost, nd matter what the price. but yearned for figures. So he asked all sorts of impudent questions of men and women, and Anally got a foothold and struck an average. W Jersey had 15,873 weddings last year, which means some misery And oceans of happiness mm that tittle state, The weddings, Including ‘outfita, honeymoon trips, tips, presents, cpreads and incidentals, cost $2,985,000, or an average of about $188 per wedding. The incidentals cover the expenses of the courting period, and the statistician admits that he found it diffioult to approach accuracy here. He discovered a few men who were so methodical in their love affairs that they kept tad on every expense and could tel! to a penny how much the plush album for Luella cost, or how great the financtal setback was ‘When Maud expressed a burning desire for a real celluloid toilet set, eh was gratified. BM, anyway, he strikes an average and puts the cost of courting at $22 per man. These Mgures imply that things to eat and wear and see Mat be cheap in the trust state, or else the Jersey girls are set against Jong courtships. Taken all together, they are encouraging statistic ‘They suggest that money doesa’t cut much of a figure when com- Pared with a happy life. And anyway, the Jersey girl, like the Wash ington girl and the girls of all states, is a bargain, no matter how great the cost in effort and time and mon: — “THE CURSE OF HAST! Seal cond clase matter ‘That which is described by Blahop Potter as “the curse of American Raste” has again been given exemplification through the wreck of pas- fenger trains in a railway tunnel entering New York. Trusting tmplfc- n'a! Digek system, rushing at a high rate of speed through the smoke-clouded obscurity of a tunnel, a suburban train bearing hundreds ‘of passengers crashed into the rear end of another train hurrying along dn a somewhat less reckless manner. Result—-Many lives lost, many persons crippled for life, and many homes darkened. And all to gain a few minutes in time. While the @emands of modern American business life are urgent, exacting and try- ing, there seems no reason true to the principles of lite as originally ‘Planned by the All-Wise Creator of the universe, why men should risk death or danger, simply to crowd a little more work Into the hours de- Voted to business. Just a few minutes’ slower running time on those trains would have Spared much grief and would probably have lessened the world’s pro- Sress none whatever. Truly there is a curse in too much haste. Mra, Wilson, will have charge of the Program next Tuesday evenin, when @ profitable time is assured. 0 Fie! Cigaretie A Spark from a newsboy's ciear- ette started a biasze tn a pile of old papers . the hewomg ae of the Wash ington Investment butiding, Bev ond avenue and Cherry street, at 2:30 o'clock this morning. The fire de- partment respond: to a call, but there was no damage. BELMONT IS DEFEATE NEW YORK, Jan. &—The special election held in the Seventh congres- sional district yesterday resulted in & defeat for Perry Belmont, to the ou of the Democrats who were in declaring the election of their ee ‘a cinch.’ ils lontagne Lessier, Republican, won by 34 votes. The total number cast was 14,990, The fight was a very warm one. TWO DEAD GRAY, W. Va.. Jai —~An express train coltided with a freight om the Norfolk & Western, near here, yes- terday. The messenger, Hugh Smith, and brakeman, Charies Turner, of the. express, were killed, and the fireman and engineer of the freight are missing. Alfred Lueben and George Reyer Wave sued the State Insurance Co, Of Liverpool, Engiand., tor $3200, the amount of a policy upon the veasel North ‘Star, and her cargo. They ate ot pagar was destroy- on 5 but the compan: - fuses to pay. ean fs WESTLAKE BOULEVARD S NOW THE MATTER OF IMPORTANCE _ Seriously Discussed by Council Street Committee —It Ma Be a Certainty—Fograde of Pine Street Also Comes Up ‘The street committee met last) protests were entered against again night and considered without taking | srading First avenue. By thone p @éfinite action two important mat-| ¢Mt the cutting down of Second av- tere referred to it, the regrade of| five svemed almost unanimously Pine street and the Westlake boule. Waeiidias Mintosies e The Westlake boulevard SRG tebby was. filed with. pre levard seemed to ily capers interested, and many attract more attention than the ches were made for and againat| Pie street regrade, Two routes a proposition. proponed. One begins at Denny The first matter considered wa: and ¥ take avenue and ¢ Pine street, trom Firer| #onally to Fourth avenue and Pine sew, and Second and "treet. The other begins at the Third avenues, from Pike to Pine! “4t%¢ place and runs diagonally to A petition to that effect "urth avenue and Pike stre Seas presented signed by a majority | While large majority of property owners. A 27-foot ont, Present last night favored was proposed at Second avenue and ” ye vin ptgaren Zone sireet, a 19-foot cut at Pine °F* strong onl and Third avenue. Enough, Pine street y owners who had signed the | **king that nettled ition withdrew their names last) “uickly o Whil ft until the petition was no) the “ Saf toon sn uncertainty of the longer a majority petition ter they claim they « ‘Mo Definite Action 1 Poitaty Ps. jad pr opert The committee therefore took no| tral present. susgected chat © Agtien on the matt Chairman! youlevard should run on 4 D hind Meeeiise would not commit staat] SYeh% 0nd Union street, ity pene question, but would give Not Baveres by Dickinson atitioners plenty of time to secure! | General Manager Dickinson Mher petitioners if they #0 centred. | ‘™ Attle. Keetric Compa who withdrew t eat pth t the Pike with the belief th minus, #tating that his he cut down from P poulevard would pass Were Pin alone) \ote on which the a great] and on which more who r Pike street the additional cont 5.000 on an all-told cont of n they belleved the ad | vantage would be worth that much ny uns di ft th the P¥ yet there were se arguments offered for All were the m nnot dis pur ot pro ter street nw 1 4 that which would be an fmpassable barrier against traffic Jajunction proceedings were threat ened if much were attempted "There were a number of informal| more encoohes_on the proposed cut of| The committer finally took First and Second avenues. Btrong| whole matter under advisement. and Pine st the apples, 65cM$i.00; eating apples, $1.2 $1.00 | per manimous in| ‘o be built, | GOVERNOR IN TOWN State Executive Will Spend | This Evening in Seattle ov. Henry MeRrlde wilt arrive in Seattle late this afternoon, en route to Olympia, The governor will « fer with & number of his poll friends in Seattle this evening proceed to the state capital tome row. CHARGES AGAINST OFFICERS Quartermaster of the Walla Walla Hints at Drunk. enness on SAN FRANCISCO, Jan, 8-—The quartermaster of the steamer Walla Walla, who was at the wheel when the disastroas coltision with the bark Max took place, makes some Very sensational statements regarding the pitted an davit to the inapectors of hulls and which he says that & + Lupp and Third Officer were both on the bridge while Johnson and Wilson were on deck, All of these mon anw the Hahts of the vesse! approaching for time, but no orders were given Finally Johnson and Lupp shouted, almost together, "Hard a-port,” but It was too late to avold the collision. noludes an taterview by saying ‘it was a sad end to a New Year, and I guess in the several of the officers on that Will not drink quite so much,” Another Charge Jacob Miller, a capitalint of Seat- the, has made & statement in which he charges the officers of the ship with being drunk and negligent of duty. He also says the Max could have been seen 1000 fect away if no Nights had been burning. Capt. H. P. Weaver of the Roan- oke is safe in San Francisco and was not & passenger on the Walla Walla. His name has been confus- ed with that of Capt. W. H. Weaver ‘hs PORT TOWNSEND. Jan. §.—The revenue cutter Grant has sailed from this port and will coast along the shores of the Strait of Juan de for the purpose of examining al! wreckage reported from various places by the natives, ° MEXICO CITY, Jan. &—H. J. Fleischmann, the ‘absconding cash- ler of the Los Angeles Farmers’ and Merchants’ bank ie xaid by local de- tectives to be In Mexico, where he escaped after his Might from Cali- fornia. It was reported that was headed for Canada, but this is GOODSON IS SENTENCED Former Postmaster at South Seat- tle Given Six Months Frank P. Goodson, the former postmaster at South Park, pleaded guilty to the charge of embe ment in the United States district court today, und was sentenced to six months In the federal prison, and to pay a fine of $439.14, the amount of his defalcation. THE MARKETS Western avenue aid not surprise itself by the amount of business done today. There was nothing in sight to tempt buyers except some steamer goods from the Kimball and there were not enough of them to affect the mafket. Today's receipts are confined to potatoes. Gropped to 2% Ranch eggs have cents, jobbing. Dressed poultry is coming in more freely. JOBBING QUOTATIONS (CORRFCTED DAILY.) Green Freit Lemone—$1.75@92.16 & box; cooking @1.75; oranges, $2.00@2.75 31.85@2.00; pears, $1.26@1 ries, $10.00 per bbl; persimmons, $1.2541.6 ape fruit, $4.00@85,00 per box egranates, $1501.75; pineapples $5.00 per dozen, Jap oranges, $1.2 per pkg.; seedling oranges, $1.50@2; | lines, $7.00 case; tangerines, § Veretabies 28.00 & tor ack; carrots, €, $1.50401.60 ps ‘garlic, éc; cabt 760@1.00 per ecwl; peppers, 41.00 per cane; husks, 200; celery The per doz, sweet potatoes, $1 per cwt; Chill peppers, 25420 kraut, 2%@Jc; tomatoes, $1,50 case; radishes, 10c per doxen; pars we; onions, $2.00@2.25 per nips, 5e@$1.25; cauliflower, pumpkins, 1@1%¢ per Ib 1@1%0; wax beans, 12%¢ G41.00 per dow! string cucumbers, @2.00 Prusgels 6@s r per owt: p $1.00@1.2 aquaahee, artichoken he $1.5 box sprouts, Butter, Cheese, Regs and Poultry Jutter — Washington creameries, 1 prints, loc; Eastern lowa and tie; tr h, 16@20e shington ¢ 2 Eastern 4 Wisconsin darn, $11,00012.00 York, 15@16e; Lim: brick, 16@17c; Swiss, fu Me Roquefort per case; ') burger, 16417 18@ 19 Egge—Strietly Kastern, 22@26e. Live poultry spring, 124 Walle; av Drew u fresh ranch, 29 Hens’ 124 @ ae; large turkeys, 14@ 15 em hen, 1% poultry--Turkeyn Mito; ducks, 14@15 Le 19%C Provisions Cow beet, % > pet Ib 16@10 chick Honey per Ib mutton, | pork, 10c | , 106 enktast | steer beef, wether, Tic ‘ per Ib; veal, large, 8e; sma’ Provisions—Hama, 1340; b backs, 1c: belies, i¢ Hay—Puget sound, per ton, $10.00¢ | 12.00 tern Washington timothy, | $13.00; alfalfa, $11.00. Grain—Onts, $20.00; barley, 920.00; || he | THE SEATTLE STAR. af ougail & outhwick Co 717 -19- 21-23 First Avenue - Two Days More for the Stock- Reducing Sale Stock Reducin dren's Infants’ Cashmere Shirts, mel's Mar Underwear 0¢ 800 to BOE, G0 On. to Children's F reduced from 1 ee-Lined Shirts and Pants, reduced from s8 Sale of Women's and Chil- losiery and Underwear to educed from 800 to 4 to GO, 1.00 (0 Gey B10 ate Lined ‘Veets and Pants, reduced from 650 t Lined Union # Wool Union Bulte, r * Bik and Worsted Union Women's Silk Vents, Women’s Silk Vents, 16 « Children’s V Women's Cotte educed fr dtr uced from to soa mlons, F ults, reduced from 0c to weed from $3.50 to #250 Sults, reduced from 6.50 to oo m $1.25 to m #176 ¢ juced fram Ibe to Stock Reducing Sale of Satin Slippers and Leggings We have of Women’s Sat! of « Allp pers, but probal it ts Black selling pric Women's sev per pair wan § n-But Wo left from last week's s¢ yen's Canvas Bicycle Legkings, Hing about one hundred not a complete aasortment ¢ y just your sie, The former r per pair ps M Overgaiters, tomorrow De tomorr De w, per palr Stock Reducing Sale of Portieres, Lace Cortains, Etc. Large Chenille Table € Our entire stock of Tapestry I coat of Lace Curtains fall kin Figured Silk have a few | pe-half original pr ma Ren: tn All the tbe tal tines A unique Metal Bedstead, fin’ Preasive In appearance ax well struction: both the head and poats, filling Fr width of bed ¢ the week ... .GLHO FUR oF 10% on beds in and fancy scrolls ot 6 inches, regular price $12.00; apect NITURE les rked from $2.25 to, each * riieres at manufactur at half price. materials, half price at. yard 106 which we will sell tomorro it is very tm. unusually substantial in con footboard are made up of heavy hetght of headboard 6 feet, price for LMES ‘CO. SECOND AV if 1 ts Sporting Goods of Any Kind Soo Le GOING KORTHRUP GO., 804 First Ave. Chas. G. Holcomb OPTICIAN 116-218 Eurke Eullding, sor. Second and 22.00 wheat, 922.000 corn, $38.09, Corrected daily — The following prices are being offered to the pro- ducer In round lots on the dock or fn the car at Seattie: Grain—Oats, $26.00@37.00; barley $15.00; wheat, chicken feed, $20.00 | corn, bulk, $27.00. Butter—Fresh ranch, 16@18e; na tive creamery, Cheene—Nativ ie ¥ Strictly fresh ranch, Poultry—Hens, 11@1t iy: spring, lle; ducks, 121240; Le; qeene, 8G I ck—Cows, Iie; wtoors, 4c ; sheep, de; home, 6@ large turkeys, ~+ Investment Do not*take our word for it but call or send for our prospectus at once and nee for yournelves what we are doing with the stockholders money. Take a run down to Jones wharf, just below Morans’ and look over our bullding yards. ‘Thin take advantage INTER-STATE PANY, 202-203 Pacific block Wash. Coal, wood, ‘phone Seattle Fuel Co, La Roche, photographer, S11 1st. January Clearing Sale NOW GOING ON HARDWARE 43c 50c 75¢ 76¢ 50c 60¢ Lanterns 75¢ Cobbler Outfit #1.00 Cobbler Outfit $1.00 Handled Axes 75c Buck Saws 50c Saw Bucks.. 35c 50c Wagon Jac ++ 850 75c Rolls Building Paner. 50¢ Srsee &iALBUT 2iS-l217, Second Ave Cooper & Levy Burbank Potatoes If we get our urual cold mary, no that no in be shipped in Beatie, lonk out for a bic jump in the price. Be ter prepare now and antict- pate your wants, Sacks range from 10 to 120 pounds s Per 10 pounds . 50 FINE EATING APPLE Waxen or Northern &py. Per box. .81.00 and at FRESH ROLLED OATS Hot from the mfii—9-por sacks PURE GRAIIAM RYE FLOUR 10-pound anck &-pound sack PANCAKE package LOG CABIN MAPLE '4-wallon can i-gallon can QUAKER MAPLE 8YRUE gallon can 42 calion can EDDED © pound ANCY CHERSE~ Por FRESH RANCH dos PASTERN, SAU pound... ¥ FI FLOUR COCOANUT 206 oW YORK ound...206 BaGS—P, BOILED HAM—Per pe ANCHOVI8—Per keg HOLLAND LIN Milchner’s—Per CHICKEN ‘TAMALES Per car . LED OX TONG jac cnow-cHow 4 CANNED ‘BOtPS- -Folle *—Tomato, f Tale. Vegetal rtle: an@ Bonijion Cooper & Levy Wholesale and Retell Grocers 104-106 FAST AVENUE Cat. Yesler and Washington i rome Main 182 EAE NEAGLE, When buying articles advertised in this paper, epeak of the Star, ; Pacific Coast Steamship Co, For San Francisco Leave Beattie # Bteamships of Puebla Walla matilie D Jan, 4 ASTERN ALAGKA CLASSIFIED ADS. City ABNTHACT OF TITLED Walla | OnvOKNN, TREMPY FOR SOUTH. BOOTH WITTE AREY TAS Leave siract Co, entabliahed 1 hicok, ‘Tele |WRATTER Abeiradt Uo,, mirmers & SAB. I City of Beattie, Cot mw City of Topeka sailing Deo, &, M1; Jan, 11, stoamahipas Natta tage Clty Alanka Ticket Ofer M. Talbot PACIFIC CLIPPER LINE KH CAINE, President 8S. S. NOME CITY FOR NOME APRIL 21, 1902 AGENTS KruseS.S. Line} ) FOR BAN FRANCIBCO, Fianw he 5. 5. John &, Kimboll, January IE) 4 der & Martin. 6 Muiuel tle Roduced Rates W. b. LAMBUTH, B66 Pacin Ticket and Freight Office PL Y. PLRLY, 190 Hurne Firat 4 Tel, Main 1147.11) PF DOUGLAK, WH New York” bidg CR VETER, Hb New Yoru bik Wan KEMY. W ding dine viock. 113 James St, Beat AliaM, 00-621 NTON, sai? bank Phone, MACDONALD, 400 Thurke PALMER & GROWN, Pi NOVEN, 42-48 Haller wulldinn KNAPP, 10 Meiier building WIEBTLING, Boston biock Taine nOorT incor bid. THE GLOBE NAVIGATION CO, FOR HONOLULU DIV ECT Steamship Will be harf, MP ary 10th, NADIAN WANK OF OM MKC. » steamer of this 1! Ht the 10th of each mon Shipping Permits Required information, apply to th the comps the Hobe block, Firat avenue and Madiaon street Oo. F. THORNDYKE, Manager Tretic Dep T. W. NOTTINGHAM neral Manager. at. Cap A stock patd i ow. paid in The White Pass and Yukon Route the Atlin, Big Salmen, Yo~ Klondike and White Horse ng Gistricts. M MAIL EXPRESS, NOEBR AND FREIGHT CERVICE MAINTAINED DUR ING THE WINTBR. 8. P. BROWN, Gen'l Agt, Beattie. SCANDINAVIAN-AMBRICAN BANK. neral banking business Gropdaitl, Gret vice pres fash; J, F Lane NATIONAL HANK OF COMMERCE, Paid up cap Tremeacts genera) te J. FRANCIS LEB, Traffic Mer nny. grees Th At Beattie, Wash, and Skaguay, Alaska. Safe Deposit Vault Boxes for Rent ——— vinet ATiONAL BANK OP Port Orchard Route co Dally service, effective 10, 1991. Uremerton (U. 8 Navy Dry Deck), Charleston STEAM i's Athion and inland Flyer From Columbia Deoek, feot of Col- mbla street tle-6:39 @, m. (except Leave & Sundays) 1:16 p.m 4.20 pom @ trip 11:20 p.m) 16 and 11:4 @. DANES 66 principal etties and Kurope. __._ WUSINESS CHANCES STRANGER, ATTENTION! looking for & safe and promtapie n Beattie? ff 90, wi onportsnity Uhet passes through get sland the clotest investign we can Bs ant Beach and ean nt take steamers leaving Seattle £ 10:00 4. m. and 11S p.m. 1 Bremerton at #:15 8. m. and 6:15 p.m. Fare % cents round tri SALOON MEN, ATTENTION! FOR Hale-Two saloohe on First avenue, Dew buildings and new lense may be had for $2.000 and $2,200, respec Amount one-halt can be balance when you get in Beattie 2 other price from $2.00) to German-American Investment Se The Palatt Y oF Three Round Leaves Beattie 7 a. Spm Leaves Everett 9:16 a. m., 16 p. m. hone, Red amt Colman Dock % 1. SCOTT, Mer. Geo. M. Clark & Co, of Chicago For a limited time only will Will Give a Gas Steamer RETT. px Dally m., 12 m, LODGING MOVERE Rale-We have 4 few high-class ining houses, Rot the kind are Usually filled with “dummies” and e lot of second-hand furnitui ana| For 2:30 and in the state of Washington, need dividual tuetruction BENT methods and teachers, Acme Humness College, Secand and Pike WiLBON' Modern Bus. Call a CLATRVOVANTS MADAM CAROLINA — The know wonderful med future Ings and cai hotel, Firat avenue. cit CLMANENG SEATELE is n, went and palmist read- up. Waldort me. 61.50" month, ayeing ing. Nant hive.” Hed dase, DANCING AUADEMIGW ¥ “Tor Deginners i Friday evening at 300 hoot of da Tanke hal atey Prot. "Wut cing. private, lessons Pike % ‘annoctation 1s iret : FP. LITTLE, teacher of ball voor dancing. 812 Madison?" on CONTRACTORS W Se WELLE. of Hoya vid. Tel DERGUINT & KOSELEAP, 218-200 Rpring | DMA MATIC—O. | GAN Dram | “aramatio and. « | : MAKEMS | Be whape at : 80 1 preyarer pa Bis MIs8 FO HECHTMAN, 4 ra, 221 Columbia at rooms 10 and 12 inn Ws | NEWHALL] ) | 25 & CO. i Second and Madison NCH & 8 SMITH, OF Hinkley LYNCH & BHAW, 4: Haller bid DENTISTS Ask for Harry 'T. Mact 3 who will show you a sample || A ta Seu ‘Raw ‘goa DYEING ANE one PARISIAN Dye Works Piz ave.; Tel, Main JO} ANPRICAN Beam Dye Wor | ern a one, Main an, Ago I i Hinckley bik y bi cart w range an isis Wen CO SEM ACTORS Gentlemen |) "reie" toner Sie ements: pile driving OPRICAL MACHINERY Beginthe new year with a pair of our ania A new lot just in, and the orice isonty 9000 Treen Shee} Co, 707 First Ave., Seattle Halle Warrant ELYMPIC o1t PSR REN gree and t, furnished house, 7 rooms, Denny-Fuhrman additic 0. In quire Jacob Miller, 422 block | CHOICE deskroom in large office free use of phone, Kas and janitor. Inquire New York block. Want anything, try Star Want ad, 98,000,000 $2,000,000 est. | 7 number requiring ss | * Sens 10 4.000. Bevery WEDNESDAY, JANUARY § gi YOR KENT TAMOMS FOR i Tie 920 Jeft 1URTS AND AWNING awnings, 0 Aan neode mate to TINS $Me TRANSPL CO To Vorw r equipment form hos and be “evening nd MMAN-AMIEHICAP COMPANY GA Third Avenue POW BALE NEW J ‘and r 6 A KEP AIKEN) Voc CULTURE ss 5 HOTZ Y “ L WANTED-NKEAL beth TE Ae NG & UUION, Batiey Hoke Pon BAL ) LOTR WANTED, rerrt) Ned Front Furnit ond avenue svuth. Tel, fish 1282. FUNERAL DIRECTORS | VAWORTH GORE nvalmers, 142h Third. Tel, Pike 40. VW URN ACES PINTAY KE HOLM, Tae Kee HAWN 6s AND SAD WRONLEY 2 WENDE 1 house, WANTED —VEMALIC Indy to do light office work.| Drens Goods Supply Co. me 41-42 Downs building. AGENTS for our Seattle Dress Downs building, ees ib. Othes, 114 dress goods dept Supply Co., 41-42 Ave. far up Main Men. "Keyes, Mar 2 OVITAVLE work. tiny Pike HELP WANTED—MALE wanted Cs atts trade, > 4 "roche donated onan, te Barver Rcbook, bas LEOAL NOTICES NOTICE T6 STOCKHOLDERS. The annual meeting of the stod |holders of the Jordan Manufact }iow Company of Beattie, will be hi [nt the offices of Messrs, Gleason an ole, attorneys for the compan; [No. 435-497 Burke bidg., in the citgl f Seattle, at 3p. m. Tuesday, J ery iéth, 1902, for the election Directors and the traneaction of other business: may properly o before the meet W. POPE JORDAN, S4c1 NEW YORK DENT. PARLORS 614 First Avenue Teeth extracted and filled YURNISHED Rooms Vie He, Ti Firs sve all modern HORNE SF ATRINOON, 18-14 Reston block." | Wav. Rinenakr & Ge, IF joa wank torre a relurne” deal with the Chicage Junk Ce, 5ome_ Wentern,__Main_ ot! LOANS AND 3 YAMBA BOPAWEDI Tegan fee Ta, ire . surety bonaa Beck recovery of English setter (dog) “Dyke,” lost Saturday from my residence, #1 Harverd ave. n.; rather large size, h head, greyish white with pots. George F. Meacham, New York biook; telephone, only parlors ip Seattle that have the Appliances and ingredients to fll and apply mn Ne MANIGaL | es “McALLASTER, toa-4 MINES AND MINING AC mines ot Pena snd onsets oa heed CAL INST RUR ERTS —— i Geis - $5; Full Py ; Bridgework Gold Filings, $! up; Silver ings, 50, New York Dental Pa: $4 WIRST AVE. SEATTR nd throwts aah Bark Fina 7 5 vite Mutual Lite seg hoase: Di. J A. MAGKINNON DR. Kinin, Valley bul OSTEOPATHY WASHINGTON inetitute of Octecpanhy. Safe Deposit Boilding, Eetabiished in Beaitie three years, Main O07, ‘sizes for sale, ‘at Red Frost Fur ADVERTISING Fates of all magasines and papers furnished on ai son. V. White Advertising Bureau, Get Our Prices for the Coming Season Star Paint & Wall Paper Co. oun A. PST, wi amt, as tnoved Bi art over Washington ‘Wire works and the’ on “Symer bo : FILE cheapest place Tine is from the Olympic Ol Co., 917 34 fave. Tel. Main Ol. Also coal by sack or tes | ‘4 , | LADIES to call on us and see our) Inc. Cor. Third and Pike St. imported dress patterns for 25 cents, Seattle Dress Goods Supply | J. ARONSON Coe Downe pulang |The Only Exclusive Whole TEE Licyd. Briscoe & Lioyd, ® Hinckley 3 Mk, atoat year homes for eam er @e- cote T iquor Dealer in Seattle That caters strictly to family Ry buying from us we save you middieman’s profit, Be “The genuine. cures A 5 rt he i WANTED—Oid gold dnd silver. HC Wen- eel, mite. 28 Hinckley bik. TADIES, Mrs, Tait, careful ma snags. J avenue. ___* | came in, get our prices, sample ‘S18 ist ave. Room & | gepds and “match us ff you can,” -J, ARONSON Wine and Liquor Dealer 109 COLUMBIA STREET ~| Phone Pink 1751 Free Deli wy DR. MILER, removed Building, 34 and Pike. OR FALK, tet) Bi Tel., Dyck 866; res. KLE, 211-212 Mutual 20; res, Bum Sand E RUSSELL, S84 Hinckley, Dat) ZMATECK nishing we. Sullivan bik, | STAMP PHOTOS-218 Biumbia strect. PLUMBING TO Pike, con. nd tihmers; estimates THe tracting given. P We. B one y Geo. | RAUTMAN Plun Rett ati | THEO TURNER, Tel. Green aii PRINTING AND BINDING mibers ne, Ma ork guaranteed AND CAFE For Breaktast our Coffee and Nothing better. ond Ave, Bon Marche block. Tel. Green 26 ot in be ne. steal | old Rinmed | at the ‘ jreatest varie Invest! vies and pri , 18 ‘New York ERSOLE OP nd aven fry a cup of Tienna cakes. TULL Bi B07,‘ 308 Wash Shoe Btore. MARKET f ton bids, bite 4am Printing & tating. port | | | MieTROPOLITAN And 10-6 West Waning RUBBER STAMPS COMMERCTAL STAMP WORKS REAL Estate PAY RENT? Why! The id vou a home for $1000.00 and and let you pay for it gate J. HH, Rice block, CHOICE GIFTS Both useful wil po you OF tare: LIAMS Hiutidine building IX Regulation Army Shiris fast blue, strictly all wool, at $2.00, KIRK, 1209 First Aves Ramaker Music |"ayecrast ance eas) 1415 Second AVE, | ' ame Side of the Street, Sam? jee Block as the Bon March Minck CASES iE Whow Case U staal KAGH AND WAREHO ental i Vow NOTICKS Tand, jou at the bureau. which | with’ Eastern. and | TAL