The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 9, 1902, Page 2

tte fu chil S*8a.94 & PISS.ag2a48 2S wel He mR BEERS 28d zt Li Ge whoune a? SEATTLE STAR. Ry STAR PUBLINITING Every afternoon except Sunday, TELEPHONES: Main 1050. Editorial Dept Matn 1138. Rusiness Dept ® MARARD WELLS, ¥ Raitor ‘08 mF. CHAR, OFFICES: Beattlo—1107 Third a ue. New York-—230 Temple Court Butlding. Chicago—817-318 U. 8. Express Building. ‘One gent per copy) sia cents per th, delivered 4y mail or carriers, No free copies, week or (nenty-Ove cents pero Entered at the postomios at Meatti> THE QUACK eocror CONSPIRACY pnaton, matter 2 revand-el There is no worse enemy of society than the ignorant m who, under the guise of a physician, practices upon sick and suffering people He deliberately toys with human life, He ng and equently p aggravates human suffering, He sekiom or never cures, If by acct dent he does administer the right medicine, fortune has saved his victim, Such a man is a cx it is no credit to him than ld-blooded murderer at heart, He ts worse the man who, in the heat of passion, strikes his enemy a fatal blow, He ie even worse than the scoundrel who lee in wait by the roadside for some person whom he detests, and sends a bullet Into his body. Worse, for the reason that he kills 7 and have put thetr own lives, sple who have in ly confided ta him or the lives of thelr dear ones, little chil- dren, perhaps, in his keeping And he has taken pay for his damnabie work! Tt te unfortunately Possible for » ally taken qu true that newspapers {in America have le. Th tion, exeept made it h vampires to prey upon t y have gener ks’ advertisements without to payments of monev therefor, and have allowed them to claim what they pleased and to swindle, or maim, or kill, as they saw fit, without raising « hand to prevent the atrocities, The authorities In many instances have deen gullty of deliberately permitting such alleged physictana to prac- tice without Ucenses, feeling disinclined to (ake active steps against good advertisers of powerful newspapers Occasionally some coll-biooded Individual, posted upon the tniqut ties constantly practiced, has been heard to say, ‘Oh, well, if pe be such fools as to patronize quacks, they must ffer the ¢ quences,” No quack doctor ever attempts, In these days, to get practice with Out newspaper assistance he takee Is to their rates. Then he sometimes puts down a sum of money, ae an ad- vance payment for display advertising, or he gives When he enters a town, the first step that call on advertising managers of the newspapers and get ferences to newn- papers in the last city where he has been doing business. The adver- ting managers promptly wire to those newspapers and find that “Dr. B-— promptly paid bills while here.” Hence his credit is good. He advertises, and dupes begin to ring his doorbell, or sit in lines in his @uter waiting room. ‘The Star does not state that ALL advertising doctors are tmpostors. Same of them have regular physict: certificates legitimately obtained. ‘They simply ignore the “code of ethics” of the established schools of medicine, which makes it bad form for doctors to do extensive advertis- ing. They try to get rich quickly, if they can, by putting their claims to skill in the most alluring form before the public. The unpalatable fact remains, however, that 4 great many advertis- ing doctors are quacks of the worst description. ‘The only protection which the people have against euch impositors ts the state board of medical examiners, which posed exclusively of competent, honest physi willing to ascertain the quatifications, or lack who seek to practice medicine in this state, is supposed to be com- be ab jana, and to je and of qualifications, of men How merciless then will the public judgment be of men who admit that they conspired together to furnish a quack with @ ilet of examina- tion questions and answers to the end that he might defeat the effort of the medical board to ascertain his qualifications and might be enabled to continue to prey upon sick and suffering humanity in Seattle—all in consideration of $1900 dirty money paid to some person or persons, ard further because he “was a good advertiser"! Every feature of this atrocious transaction should be fearlessly posed for the safety of the community in future. Quacks and those who favor them should be given an object lesson which will be membered. eSQQ@@@l_E—E—E——eeeee | Ss Favor Pike Street Ps council street committee will ain take up the Westlake avenue Sostoars Matter at a meeting to | morrow afternoon. If @ report ta de at i tomorrow, it ts kely | that the pian to run the boulevard from Denny way and Westiake ave nue to Pike and Fourth street, will be favored. ox- jong re- Iroquois Braves Hold Interesting Meeting— Organize More than 200 Democrats met in the G. A. R. hail in the Collins block | last night and effected a temporary Organization of the Iroquois club, which has been incubating for some time under the watenful care of Joe Livingston. The meeting was called to order by Mr. Livingston who said the club Was to be formed for the purpose of | achieving Democratic success in the approaching city election. 1. C. Gil.| man nominated “that trusted and tried Seattle Democrat” 8. 8. Bailey for temporary chairman. H. H. Ku- lies seconded the nomination and it Was put through without opposition, | County commissioners’ will call a John Y. Terry and Wm. Horan were | special election in response to a peti- nominated for secretary, and the tion which has been numerously former was elected K..C, Strud-| slaned. It ts proposed to incorpor wick moved that the temporary or-| ate the two towns of Arlington and ganization be made permanent,| Haller into one, which was carried after some dis: | cussion. F. 8. Griffith moved that a ora mittee be appointed to draft a con- stitution and by-laws. ¥ This car- ried, and the chairman, with the| assistance of Walter 8. Fulton, #e- jected as the committee L. C. Gil- | man, G. A. C. Rochester, R. C. Strud- Wick, R. S. Pearson and Ro Sw The reat of the evening was given over to Democratic exhu Mesers. Fulton, Giiman, mey, Kulles and Horan warmed up the Oriental Trade The chamber of commerce yeater day reaffirmed its action of two years ago, proposing the congres- sional appointment of a comminsion of five members to investigate our trade in the Orient The pian is that two members shall be from the | Pacific const, one from the Atlantic coast, one from the south and one from the middie states, DOUBLE UP ARLINGTON, Wash., Jan. 9.—The VICTORIA, B. C., Jan) 9—The steamer Empress of Japan brought advices here from Kaifengu to the brethren with good Democratic talk, “fect that a conference was held The next meeting of the Iroquois | Prior to the departure of the Chinese braves will be held at the same place court for Peking, during which next Wednesday night, when the| Prince Ching mubmitted the augK permanent made. DOESN'T PAY Organization will he) tions of the representatives of G Britain and the Unt ates. The terms submit were as fol lows: “That the heir apparent, Pu Chun, be disinherited; Yung Lu be | kept from the Chinese court; Tung Fuhstang be deca apitated, and that cow P| the so-called rege of the empres: VANCOUVER, B. C., Jan. 9.~The ey mpress city council has under discussion the | 2°Waser abolished and the em- ror restored to position.” The empreas dowager declined to relinquish her regency or to remove Yu Lu from her counsel, but was willing to depose Pu Chung and ex- ecute Tung Fuhslang sale of the electric light plant which is owned by the city and the grant ing of a franchise for 25 years to J R. Harvey. The present plant has never proved profitable and the ser viee is entirely inadequate. It has cost the elty $40,000. Nell Pickerell R Woman-Beater Convicted ased | A. Murphy was Nell Pickerell, the North Seattie| (7 ip the chain gang by Judg girl who masquerades in masculine| ting voneieted ae rernoon un attire, was found not guilty of be-| 2eine convic a As & Vagrant wentenced to 30 The specific charge was beating a ing @ disorderly person by Judge Ae i George yesterday afternoon | awe rf; Cora Sherman, with whom he Was arrested at the time of th Pascaeibsghie ‘ cide of Hazel Walters. It was then Be st Investment believed that the Walters woman| t was in love with Nell Pickerell and| gh ane er Sore tot jt but believed her to be a man. one pail ane det yousesioas what a 7 i ure doing with the stockholde Three of a Kind money. Take a run down to Jones’ Dan Dougherty, Mike Hart ana| Wharf, just below Morans’ and Jas. Welsh, a trio of vagrant ur boat building yards, arrested last evening by Pollc chance to get Into the SAL Burkman and Hubbard All Y BUSINESS, Stock charged with being disorderly per lily. Get in now and tons. e of future advances — ” > FISHERIES COM Coal, wood, ‘phone Seattle Fuel Co, 2-403 Pacific block, Beattie, CONFERENCE THE SEATTLE STAR. Ae Dougall > ee = I9- 21-23 First Avenues. |, sieamenion cis or finite, cot: he Leave Semttie PACIFIC CLIPPER LINE KH. CAINE, Prostdond | S.S. NOME CITY FOR NOME APRIL. 21, 1902 =| of the Stock Reducing Sale |@ Stock Reducing Sale of Toilet Articles NO} Es Stock alien Sale of ‘Art Neaietioek it i S.L Ane Rattenberg Patterns, red amen, red ickel Purse F nee THE GLOBE NAVI FOR HONOLULU DIKECT Home Stamped Linens, Stamped other articles in this stock th Ay, full Butter freshest and help to dresemakers and home works fashioning thelr own clothes The February number the Delir formation pertain " and kindred wube and plates, some and all the Buttert First Floor. bruary t* rea tyle news or for F A great * who have aptitude in bout thahoth of each month is replete with tn ing. embroid usty Ulustrate en and the ike erick patterns mpany 0 e Hut ic Botterick Fashions $ : 3 The White Pass and Yukon Route HOLMES GOOD FURNITURE 7 umbla street ye ADs. Tomorrow Will Be the Last Day $ i te we Shipping Pormits Required or VOR MENT AMSTHACT OF TITLM A f A Kiem! 1 ' julre Jacob M bow saLe " * ‘ot the M " i f (wey WARVOR Av. \¥ h , ae ¢ ‘ ‘ Hers i ANAM, ato igi i . ATLOMNEYS LAW ni the door” Tos ANK bb. WAM LING, Moston biook 1 & Me #10) Mutual Lite " ' FeAnY, iio B i : oY « Le, ACn ¥ w York bik At “ satond- KP " ron LA block ce f Wenerei wuctoneer PE NEHAL DIRKOTORS : - | BPE en & ean wANK® Red bg a I Tg = a ri’ CANADIAN BANK OF ~ | PUUS ACES COMMERCE TAYE ROM, - HAUSE ss AND SADDLERY LY WANTED—W MALI A Ts Manager | r ‘ Na AL WANK OF | Mer Proe work, bity Pike Da H¥L¥Y WASTED MALE | | SCAN DINAVIAN-AMERICAN ag | 1] To the Atlin, Pig Saimon, Yu BANK Yee - Kb : 1 ue and White Horse ama | ete oan noe note | ing districts ak vice pres s THK GM MAIL EXPRESS 4 Lane, - PASSENGER AND FREIGHT PERVICE MAINTAINED DUR NATIONAL BANK OF HOTEL Havoy ING THE WINTER COMMER | CONKLIN HOUNE, 1114 Third ave” |] 8. P. BROWN, Gen't Aat = iNstHANCE . BRO Gen at. * business c CRS oe we 619 Piret Ave., Keattte Spence, comb. Gado WORT ATRINGON, 6 | . ae Puesiinnt for rent ws er shar awe al are; Safe Deposit Vault Boxes for Rent. |W. ¥. MuNeiar me Xt = ’ 4 Th” Winds “NATIONAL” BANK GP | |] J. FRANCIS L Traffic Mar ; NA ‘ si-7 A Parlor Table made of birch, ge Bagg Bon Pas up RATTLE F Fou want corn mahogany finjsh or golden oak with |) Geners! banging b 1800 Western, Ma 4 quartersawed top, The lege are {| D. Mops, LOANS AND INSUMANCE turned and Ormly braced to || “| : 5 = | aeet. cash. Bnei TAMER GOR WELL—Lans, fire ins ‘be Midian toot taney cae (| Fort Orctiard Route |3%. 3... a ro poet Dally service, effective Bept. 19, 1901. BUSINESS CHANCI shelf below, Special price of mble, |) ee eee Navy Yard) and| ~~~ EERSS CB AReS Dry Dock), Coarteten 5n8 Sidney. STRANGER, ATTENTIO! > - ARE y looking for wate “- -- re Athion and Iniand Flyer buaiheae pan ina. im Bamtth CORFUMEER tor tent, Alfred Lashom A i - » v oo ei mut i requirts * bot ‘ muée As shown in $1 50 From Columbia Dock, foot of Col- ection! of trom Sou te $8.00. Rrery furnished C3 . PICTUTE,, .ccereneee Leave Beattle-€:20 @. m. (except Sundays) and 10:0 @ m., 1:15 p.m (for Bremerton only) and 4:29 p. m. (Saturday only, extra trip 11:30 p. m.)| Leave Bremerton—8:18 and 11:45 m,, 3:00 and 6:15 p. m. Leave Sidney Wand 1:0 em, 60 pm | Leave Charleston—#:00 and 11:35 a. m., 6:05 p.m For Pleasant Beach and Bean olnt take steamers leaving Beattie {10:00 &. m. and 1:15 p.m. Leaving Hiremerton at #:15 a. m. and 6:15 p.m. Fare 0 cents round trip. With Brass Claw Feet $1.75 GLHOLMES. FURNITURE CO. | 1408 110% 110% SECOND av Seattle, Edmunds and Everett, if it Is Sporting Goods of Any Kind See Us GOING NORTHRUP 00., 804 First Ave, The Patatial Steamer CITY OF EVERETT. Three Round a Trips ‘Deer Geo. M. Clark & Co. |} ;. of Chicago = Por a limited time only will ry || Will Give a Gas Range OME MAU HUM CMY hee Poor (ites Blot. Ody 20d ewrrang ¢ HEAVY ADVANCE | SALE IS NOTED | Assurance That “The Oracle” Will Cooper & Levy ABSOLUTELY PURE ALCOHOL For medicinal or family piece you tn # bank tel, mill, ofee or in fact. any Yuslnesayeu may prefer.” Kind y call and investi German Amer teen Investment lncorporated, 514 Third avenue. Ka nee Washington, pod prospects “only opp. 6 ti thar MUWTC AL ANS _ ae BALOON MEN, . ATTENTION! Two saloons on First avenue e street, new buildings and new od Aavures, ease may be bed for *. $2.00) and $2,200, reapec: ch amount one-half can be paid Cash and the balance whea you perty in Rew have % other | Safe Deposit om $2,000 Beattie three yew Jerthan-American investment rsa RADEAC— Eye, ear, tome and th S31 Burke buliding — DR. 3. A. MACKINNON, ¢ Chapii Di. Kinhe, Hailey building Ost hor athe Toy Sia Colman bid LODGING HovERE ie : beg | second-hand heating stoves bere « few high-clase < ~! hot the kind that with “Cummier’ and a lot hand furnite od ch the uneap 4 Hi kinds and all sises for sale, at yor own fgures, at Red Front Pur Co., 18 3d ave, south ADVERTISING tates of all magazines aw i se we furnished on application Sp. m elas.” Rasmne-htnovtooe w_York bullding, Seattle. Ic m Leaves Everett 9:15 a. m., 2:20 and| Investment Co, 812 Third avenue. JOUNA, PRIEST, with Dr Link Cha bs G. Ho 0 b ib pn ment, bas moved, Rie Mice to 408 Yesie Phone, Red 8% Col Doc PLACE min ted the “state of over hing re works a) OPTICIAN Phone, Red - RB. A pues _ Washington proepects only need | the Fox Oyster house. 218 Surke Culling cor. Second and apply. ¢ b star, THE cheapest place to bay Oli sat tass | Gol COLLEers in from Olympic O11 Co, 17 Mt ‘ave. Tei, Main #1. Also coal by each Crain Mhorthand School, “in dividual tnetruction. 84 Boston bik Calage, ened cat Fas imported dress patterns for 3 ILAON'S Modern Bus. Coll. Main cents, Seattle Dress Goods Supply CLAIRVOVANTS Co., 41-42 Downs building or ton BE LADIES to call on us and see ow OF RHRLDON, FH TRE é Lioyd, Briscoe & Licyd, 85 Hinckiey idan, the world may be consulted x is from ¢ and be po to accept a until you a tly satiated. Mis advice on mi divorces, love, family affairs, bus tranagotions, iaw sults, etc., are eccur- the genuine: curel avoid imitation 64 Me WANTED—Old gold and sliver, i. Hem wel, mfg. Jeweler, 28 Hinckley bi , try a bath Mrs, ‘Tail, care c H | ate ahd truthful: no matter what trou. = a" Third avenue, Be Greeted by Crowded Houses use | ¢ you may have, call and he will belp| ELBCTRIC Massage—6 | PER GALLON $3.50 | 1 I em katie e's on aren AAD SURGEONS | That crowded houses will greet 1 1 AVe., cor. Benoa Bt BTHWART, Speclalint In divs hice tienela’, ok tb tiene | tangent hos: wep wick 9} dimintry tauatt, iediumistie. persone de ot women. | “Edinburgh Medical row and Saturday evenings and Considered among the best MADAM CAROLINA — The well Eh rempved to 0 | | Saturday matinee is assured from brange--Special today and known, wonderful clairvoyant| _ butlding, 34 and Pike, Tel.. Green 726, | the long line before the box offic Per dob. Gate sss «. the edium, telis past, present and oR “as 8 Breton building, | this morning when the sale of seats 4 cans for . Zhe | {ngs and corde: S56 Lon mist reed. | sh. ANNIE RUSSELE Ua Winckte | ings and cards; 25c¢ up. Waldorf opened, The Ladies’ Relief Society & FRESH RANCH EGGS hotel, Firat avenue. F rHorockarnens in,naturally much gratified at the yore has “arene “tees CLoTaks AMATEUR Mhishing. “Wiles, Sulitvan bik, moat successful outcome of their CHEESE—Por pound...20¢ | | SEATELE Clothes 7 STAMP PHOTOS—218 Columb long weeks of patient endeavor, and IMPORTED SWISS CHEF ot | in shave, $1.50 mo: give promine of one of tha finest Per pound om ing, 100t Third. a 44a comic opera entertainments of the BURBANK POTATOES-£ C ACADEMIES season 100 pound sino §) beginners Moatay | _ given The ble cast of 65 has been thor- STRICTLY ne ‘Cream @) $0, Prof, Will | Wat. BL MULLIN loughly drilled and rehearsed, and TARTAR | Brivate leseene | one a Tel. | the performance will be one of \%-pound tin , .. 206 dancing, =e Geo. Ht. Woodhouse Go., | mmooth regularity. The singers are I-pound tin, ane ¢) Yormal “association, |RAUTMAN Plumbing Co., Bult «fi | well known, and for the principal CALIFORNIA FIGS er } 2518 First; Green 1 THEO TURNER. Tei, Gieen 471 | roles there is a veritable a@ ar pound fe } PROF. LITTLE, oe vd foom and PRINTING AND BINDING cast. The leading soprano r in LONDON LAYER RAISINS ene? eat edison, Phone, | ore ivy Pron ie Printing, Engrave assigned to Virginia Graham; meszo Per pound 106 es = - ting € Wediing Announce. soprano, Mary Carr Moore; con FANCY MACKEREL — Per {| CALL ON # CORT ee tee BUSES t and Pike. Phone,| |tralto, Della Spray; tenor, Frank kit 82.00 and 82. BROWER E & WHER, L vas Coombs; baritones, Frank Atking. CALIFORNIA JAMS—Aasort« | tt eeare Boyd bid uF net mmm in nl Brinters, “Sal, | Heber Ingle, Jr.; bansos, Carl Hoft ed flavors—2-pound tin E W. | Meaed Roving ‘ecrect thee Store, To, Wht a” 4 Frank Jones. ; Oper Printin Publish fits of the three produ SOUTH WEL A'TIC~OPERATIO bat og a aR Drindag, Sie Eprien Home b = . ME TROPOLITAN Press, Inc, 807-11 2d) — a STERLING MBAT AND ae Linio plage | 8¥@. 8, and 104-6 West Washington. st! La Roche, removed to #11 First ave | FOOD CHOPPERS—EBach & CO. i % Mesccerd bs Ag | cavinwa'® 320 ana #166 41. Hotyoke, COMMERCIAL STAMP WORKE—Behauer | c t . K 8 From : LSSMAKERS man dive 0 Cherry 6 to 12-Inch | Second and Madison MISS F. HECHTMAN, dressmaking ban ad '. ardor uel r ae coe ng Nie nO! ro Y, et DON’T OVERLOOK OUR GRINDSTONES |] Ask for Harry . MacLean, 221 Columbia street, rooms | Nice cottage Queen Aane, furnished, for family use mt Who al ee, Poe a ween jen Walloy "aad “yecepilon enemy | Lovely home Santa Cruz, frutt, large . : BLS range and tell you how you Wil at Lamb Sisters, 0-311 Coline tik | yard, outbuildings; trade for Seat- ALARM CLOCK8— Bach 7 tia Sromarke 7060 and BI HA ERE OO Mis. HANSON—Atyiigh millinery at low: |, tle Property, 7 | est prices. Corn yurth Pine Corner 120 ft. square, close in; $1500. DRESSMAKING pariors, i617 Third ave, | New T-room house, lot 60x120, close 8. SMITH, 67 Hinkley bloc car line; $1300 | MME. A i, look. | , G LYNCH & SHAW taller bid ive lcm, SE SR. > =r ~ 2h DONTISTS #59 OG AND SCH \ xentlemen wes trpacihe nek | CHICAGO. Dental Co. 8 Hinckley bik Bling eee = — | Mop ‘8TiCKs “WITH Mor Beginthe new year fj 4 2éusits. Sf Mousey block gg Sommocrave Guapaay wit ATTACHED —Hocp, 1° ith 4 pair of cult | YEING AND CLEANING build you a home for $1000.00 and| Zhe, de and W ‘ ft PARISIAN Dye Works—We call for, clean, up, and let you pay for it at the Note These 9o Items TUBULAR om LAN R | press, deliver your clothes, Omice 1418] rate of $5.60 per month, Investi= | ‘ | First ‘av Tel win Pony: * . ; ry tach wate J. H. Rice, 318 New York! 15c decorated oat meal.....9¢ I Peck RN GLOnER TF Ly mi a» AMER Bteam Dye Works. 110 Went block, 15C SYTUP jUgS..+6 sereeeee 9c nk iden pie K oes B.GINKERT ASD” COSRAATTORS | POR well Tmnireved firma, “small or Tar ‘ FLOOR BRUSHES BP » ioneer building; railway and. high Fa = | 15c 1-lb. coffee cans......9¢ " et. 08 0 48.86 A new lot just in, bridges and Vindiots steal aod tron work | WORKING nen with qmail capital: ee 15¢ fry Path sesesersosere and the $3 50 provementa; pile anving — Fait hemes, Minetier biedk icei y ° 2OTRICAL MACHINERY i. CASE! 15¢ chopping bowl... \ Cooper & Levy price isonly | RRRREC a WEAN Sor avemmen acy | MRRTEREE Wham Cane 6 Tat PIR motors insta’ ed: house wirlng and. be STORAGE AND WAREHOUSE These and Many Wholesale and Retail Grocers T vet SI » were ald Weitere avenanne tne OO oem Wousshols ee Others 104-106 FIRST AVENUE reen snoe FINANCIAL ete, Jac eee prone jed on horses, furniture, Jew st Nericks fet Yesier and Washington a 1 mortgage loans a specialty; | TF you want to sell lane lots and houses) Telephone Main 182 O Room 10 Downs] piace it at the bureau which is in direct eC, 7 migrants; tickets teamed to and " ence "10k | Hurope ang other counries, ° A 15-1217 Second A 707 First Ave., Seattle & ’ (0a, 2408 Firat. avo. Beattl 12 . When buying articles advertised in WARRANTS bought and wold. Morison | JUST completed, madern this paper, speak of the Star. - ; _& Eehelman, Mutual Lite bid Feed tnd Bale Blawien a165" W Want anything, try Star Want ads. | OLYMPIC Of SO., id Haller block nue, Tel, » Main 830 THE jSame Side of the Street, THURSDAY, JANUARY 6 TAILONS la: PAXIDE UMN i ae PHANAVER COMPAS IEG CMMELLA Tee Ariing Vor COLTUKE WANTED—REAL hat WANTED TO Kin t—HOn wine ial & Fi LBOAL NOT [AN THE 80 PRIOR King County, § Nettie "Zemansky Insane A. Zeransky 2 Summons eby summoned | pear within sixty (00) days afte date of the first publication @ ns, to wit: Within sixty after the Sth @ay of D Ol, and defend the abows 4 action in the abo and answer the comp! | the plaintiff, and serve a com |Your answer upon the und ber, jut + | attorney for plaintiff at his [office below stated; and in | your failure so to do, judgment: |be rendered agninet you a to the demand of the con which has been Gled with the of said court. The object of above entitled action fs to obts divorce from the defendant on ground of non-support and dese: ALBERT D. MARTIN, Plaintiff's Atto: P. 0. address, Rooms 205- ling bullding, Seattle, King |" Washington. NEW YORK DE PARLORS 6/4 First Avanus Teeth extracted and filled without pain by our late method. No sleep-producing cocaine, These are the only pa in Seattle that have the Sppliances and ingredients to fi) and apply wold crowns and Seer te the hat particle of pain. 2 teeth without plates, nee and ail other dental work niessly and by spectalists, q tom oe Crowns, $5; Full 8 Bridgework, Gold Filings, $1 am, Shiver fax 50c. ote | New York Dental Pa oe yinee AVE., SEATTLE, atte Mutual Life bultding. “0 Main office, Portland, OF.; ofice, Ban Francisce, Cal. itoerall to 8; Sunday. 10 to @ Ladies alee in attendance Attention! Get Our Prices for the Coming Season Star Paint & Wall Paper Ca Inc, Cor. Third and Pike St. CHOICE GirFTs Both useful af pleasing will found in bandsome Fa of Gold Rims Spectacles and Eyeglasses, 4 Opera Glasses, etc. Greatest in sty’ prices. EVERSOLE OPTICAL 708 Second avenue, Seattle, Phone, James 1301. Regulation Army Shirts fast blue, strictly all wool, & $2.00, KIRK, 1209 First Avé Ramaker Music 1415 Second Ave. Block as the Bon Marche OPEN ALL NIGHT} COLLINS SHE:T| i UNDERTAKER®| 1607 FIRST AVE Sear vuliaing| 5 Bottles Snyder's Cat Standard Tomatoes $! per 1227 Yesler Way, Phone R vr, bonney & Stewart 1 Directors and Kmbalmert. pariore Third evens, Telephone Main 13. Seattle. Wash.