The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 11, 1902, Page 4

api THE SEATTLE STAR. Last Edition 4 O'Clock REPLY OF THE STAR TO SEATTLE Municipal Electric Plant Would Pay a Big Profit, Even Upon the Basis of the Electric Company's Own Figures Yesterday the Star printed Statement from the Seattle Electric the object of which was to show that the estimates previously pu lished in the Star, of the probable cost of lighting under a municipal System, were tn urate in many Particulars. The claim was made that the Star's estimates were too low, and the assertion was sought to be demonstrated by figures tro: the books of the company. No attack fs made upon the Star's figures for fixed charges, or the cost of power, and tn private discus- sion the corporation's officials have not challenged them further than to say, as they do in their printed state ment, that such calculations are at best but estimates. It may be as therefore, that the eet! e not wide controversy, then, fined to the ope: The Company's Fig ures The corporation gives Its acc of the expense of maintaining st lights during the past year at 669.71, oF $23.46 per arc light all expenses for both ar candescents together figures for the s $10.50 per lghe. substituting the is figuring @ and tr e@ Star's But Electrte | Seattle Co.'s figures for operating expenses, | we have the following 80 per cent. of one horse pow er, at $18.00. 6o Fixed charges bution plant . Operating expense ... trical . Difference in favor of city..... 19 14 The cost of incandescent lights would be as follows: | 36 3-3 per cent. horse power.....$ 3 00 Fixed charges distribution . 300) Total . . Present rate paid to Seattl Blectrie Co., per year . Difference in favor city, Night ......... avery Be Saving Now, referring again to the Star of Feb, 5, upon the matterof probabie Profit from the sale of the surplus 1800 horse power it ie there calcula ed that that profit would reduce the cost of are lights by the sum of $92.50 each, and of tncandescents 6.50 each. Subtracting these | amounts from the above estimates of $52.86 and $10.89, made upon th Basis of the Seattle Electric Co. ting expenses, and De $20.36 each for aro $10 s9/ $15 00) per - +2 & | lower rai SEVEN YEARS Feb, 11 KANE, PL A. Lewis, convloted — — <=: | money from his clients, day sentenced by Judge aorve woven yours In the pr MUST VOTE Attorney W of stealing was yerter onitentiary ELECTRIC CO. woman's suftr LIONISTS IN SEATTLE Followers of Dowie Have Es dincunsed for 1900 horse power. The answer is ¢ Only @ traction company, or a | manufactory of mammoth propor tions will ever want as much as 1000 horse power per day, but there ts a large and increasing number | smaller enterprises requiring quan titles of horse power for 24 hours’ use, which now pay the Snoqualmie company from $26 to $80 per horse not be readily saleable at a rate inland Dowie heals thousands every excess of $18 per horse power. When-/| year, no matter what their discus.” ever the supply reaches the demand,/ ,t ¢his juncture this man of Zion somebody will have to stop produo-| excused himself, saying the elder In ing it, and as the city will be satis-|charge was away, and he was to! fied with paying expenses om {ts sur-|iead the services. plus, while the corporations must/ 4 peculiar proceedings it was, be make @ profit, the latter will cur-|ing characterised by most eccentric, tall production first. if not positively vituperative utter, Nothing to Dispute It ances agains’ al! other denomina In this article the subject is not} ons, ail other religious bodies ar pursued into the field of private|*verything outside of Zion. ly, for that is not necessaril see Gani Woten apparentiy ts. jenn wt ied yl consistently, were selected from the involved in the contest, nor does the q Mehts and 44.29 for incandescent Hights annually. Seattle Electric Co. now! eharges the city $72 each per year @ro street Mghts, and $15 each per for incandescent street lights at the company’s own figures | the difference is quite apparent. Mix the Acconats No eriticiams has been made ot the Beattie Electric Co.'s itemized | figures of operating expenses. They | are doubtless correct, according to| Seattle Electrie Co. make answer to article on that subject published im the Star Feb, 7. After the city has gotten Into the business of fur- niehing its own light, ft may be un- necessary for {t to consider the ques- tion of private supply. Municipal competition has such an excellent moral effect upom other corporations that It may in Seattle, ae elsewhe: result in bringing down rates on pri vate supply to elty could not ald the priva! | which the leader rose and aske “Has any one in Zion a requ prayers. A young man, dressed in the height of fashion, arose and aald; “I have an wleerated tooth, for the he of which I desire Zion's prayers.” No other requests betng m kneh, and for 10 minutes prayers | went up to the Almighty, suppiicat |ing Him to heat the tooth Lien Arose Rudkin to Methodist hymnal, were sung, after | ON SOUND AND SHORE Newsy Notes of the Harbor| and Sea—Vessels That Come and Go WASHINGTON, D, ©, Feb. 1 . The international convention of | pan's Suffragists begins here to-| ‘rhe recent stormy weather in the morrow. Many delegates are already , here. Susan B. Authony te to be| Vicinity of Smith island has conald present as well as many other prom-| erably retarded the work of raising | inent leaders of the movement. ‘The| the wrecked schooner Minnie A coming season's campaign plans for! Caine, ‘They are hopeful, however, of floating the schooner within the next few days. While running Deception pass on her way from Seattle to Whatcom yeuterday, the eteamer Dode lost her rudder. The steamer was adrift for several hours and her 16 passengers were finally transfer to the stoamer State of Washington, #lso bound for Whatcom. A up the Dode, towing her tug picked to Seattle owe | ‘The keel of the new fretghting Pt bas nowhere been asserted by lished Themselves steamer Venture of Victoria, which line of customers ts i js betng bullt at the yarde of th wating to grub the city’s 1900 horse| At 2613 First avenue, this city, 1» | Victoria Machinery depot be power surplus as soon as it Is on | located a branch of ramis-/laid, Tife Venture is b the marke It has been shown that/ sion of the ‘iwtian Cathol: hur spectally for freight bu . the city can furnish its own lighting | of which the great and only John | tween Victoria neou " at rates far less than it is noW pay-| Alexander Dowie, who recently pro. | BX*#W8y, by I ( ing to a private corporation, with- . he will be or ' out ving Any profit, whateverjclaimed to the world that he i#|screw steamers ever t © surplus power, provided | Elijah, is the general overseer is, She will be nly he latter should pay for! Meetings are held every Sunday | feet beam : tself at $18 per horse power morning, afternoon and evening ~ hel ada tn be : Against Ite Own Argument Into the afternoon meeting strolled | wij have cargo epace f s. If the Seattle Electric Co. is dis-/a reporter for the Star a tare ree oe s posed to plead that the sale of any of people, mostly “ s lative, let it b Iren, had here ‘ ea al swered that the corporation itself] were discussing the latest events in| yg h eaten soanakio Fes is dealing in futures when it enlarges | “Zion.” ae Rae Soares oe oo # plant in contemplation of tncreas We Weleeme Yoo fg an Laverpes ing demand for its lighting product] ay, , a a or its transportation ‘Sess : The pet welcome you to Zion, sonia cargo Valued wt $434,116 m Seattle Electric Co. knows that 1900/42 exhorter, as he extended hie hand | Hi n. James Dunsmu Victor horse power can be sold at auction po i Too Ph dll Lene ¥ nee eeree Crna , " for $18 per unit. And it would im-|oteve, he continued, “and such | Mcintyre, late. cor t peach itself if it should attempt to] We'are'giad to welcome: It wives u ogy a oe Ot th So ee a oe tne trea) | More opportunityto teach the truth.” that was wrecked Green nt, that the demand for electrical What ts this t agen i . thoy r i a . Jenergy In Seattle ts increasing at @| \. oy. ach- last. A 2 pe IE I eg ful fact that the last days are here, | ‘The ship Dudhope reached the Dis fare a practical certainty, tt is| #84 Filjah is come to prepare the | mon mt Quarantine Station | Zerampea Cro questiceing this as,| Probie for Christ's second coming,” | 4 28 When released she goes to Te sumption of electrical power fey - oh day. oI ag! gon Daly ate Granting All This quickly looked the reporter square; The bark Ba a from Callao, As to the corporation's suggestion eyee and sald: “douttiess you| Peru. in balinat, arr at Port that the price which can be obtair Rrother Dowle ts Townsen this morning f riere. ed for electrical power in the future | The freight steamer Hureka of the ls problematical, is unquestionably I'm willing to hear your a be Navigath y walle t fair, it should be met in a candid any you have, that he is|@4y for Honolulu able pirit. ts not unlikely that pres-| Elijah,” the reporter reptiet ( merchandise ent rates may be reduced, but th Healed Thowsands y= tamer geen Star is assured that the day is far| “An! ¢he proof! The works, my| Compeny, trem - distant when electrical energy Will| brother, the works are (bh e ron | arrtval could easily weather the worst storm She ts @ staunch boat and #0 far reported from the Alaska | shores. is is probably in shelter somewhere or waiting upon the ar- rivals of matia | The steamer Cottage City, of the} game line, ts due today. The government tonnage ehar-| tered steamer Algoa arrived at the Arlington dock this morning from| Tacoma to complete loading her cargo of hay and cate for Manila, She ts & sister ship to the transport Dix, but carries @ lareer roms ton nage than the latter © Algos car ries a crew of Chinks. [t will take her probably & wee finish load ing. The steamer Iyo Maru, of the Nip pon Yusen Kaisha line, sailed for the Orient at daybrenk this morning Bhe carried #ix first, one second-clase and 19 steerage passengers. Her of bikes, frearms, cotton, to bacco, photo goods, books and cigarettes. that corporation's system of charg. | sumer by entering into competition.} Zion then arowe, and for 25 minutes ing to different accounts. It ts, how-| The present article has merely Matened attentively to the reading | ever, well known that the company | sayed to answer the Seattle Electric | of three chapters of Josiah, ¢ has been expanding tts faciMties rap-| Co.'s argument, and show byt ite|the Psalms and several others idly to meet its increasing business, | own figures that a municipal light. | which were punctuated by free and it justly takes pride in that fact |ing plant can furnish street lights| comment by the leader. This was It ts difficutt to separate repairs | at an amazingly great saving to the| followed by a sermon an hour long from construction in many cases, as | tax-payers of Seattle. lin which the various church organ labor and material are employed in| ee | atone Were “attacked repeatediy,| | WATERH u th to @ great extent conjointly. and the name of Dowie Genne of & work The Star ie informed by competent] WILL MAKE PASTRY Ated with God, as being 4 Pts authority, that corporations incline | > make ready the world for the end walla to charge expenditures to repair Pega |oe time on _ at rather than to construction, and that | Seeret societies, physicians, drug a npeedy the figures given by the Beattie H.| © G+ Case of Chicago Seeks to) ore and ns stated al every Suchet ectric Co, bear the ear-marks of that Locate Here | thing but Zion, was aseatied most ned out have method. Btt the showing in favor bitterly. Zion sat sile 4 cm a where of munictpal ownership ta sufficient] gg, | rapt attention to all the utterances the ends | 5 , the largest manufa r o tanta a at fl taking the corporation's own| turer of pastry in the United States, | °f (he leader. « ae aie is in the city for the purpose of selecting a site for a branch of his The Seattle Electric Co. combats! business. His headquarters are now | ___ FREDERICK & NELSON Fine Furniture the assumption that power could be| located in Chicago, but he has many | wold for $20 per horse power, and| branch places of business, and selis| Suggests that as the rate of the Sno-| pastry on a large scale. qualmie Co. is o per 1000 horse Mr. Case believes that Seattle will power, it would probably make al prove a splendid place for his trade. | I 0 COMMI | Nn E KALBERG There isnot a home in this } one can choose a pattern which | country that doesn’t have rock- { pl | ii ing chairs—it is an accepted fact 3 price—that’s cer- | that rocking chairs are necessi- } tain to because rocking ‘Thos. Lawrence, « woodsman, ana |p ties Most people have certain { chairs are bought right and , John Kalberg, a contractor, were ar- |B ideas of rocking chairs—we { sold on a small margin of prof What | rested near Spruce street and Fit: | . Stanley's Intention Was, teenth avenue this morning for|f# Nave a stock from which any } it According to the Charge fighting. | The contraetor was badly | ~~——~~wnnnnn - v ~ - ort Wilkes, who the fact that Lawrence L. H. Stanley, ne ged from Kalbers’s em the ty v « charged by Wr ¢ ‘ theBismarck #a 2 Louie 1 a f up by th morning, sworn t § the isu 5 definite f He is now in a pr carious condition, and hie Injuries } may re fou Yent rnoon, as stated in| Christ Pengel, a laborer, was | § the and ‘Weisenbacher stthern Pacific train be ‘mixed na q 1 at rth A of Grant street the Bismarck cafe, at F a 3 k this morning. He Weisenbacher is t manag f| the train struck him. One le is the pl and for reason re-| broken, and he is badly bruised. The ; |ambulance took him to Providence Staniey Returns | hospital ; ans to aten Ses ro en $1.25 ;° $2.26 ‘The latter ca a few . $ . Ma kis deta Woe ~J ; Solid Oak Sewing Rocker, has } Full size Golden Oak Rocker the melee Stanley struck Weise full post back and embossed top $ has long panel in, back support brat editing perce panel, 7 spindies and lower cross } Yous, large spreading arms, i tama. at las SROTON, Masn., Feb. 11.—Seore {al price for the week, $1.25. ? week $2.26 arise Stanley will be he t ball 5 asl hen 0 omer bathe writ Sole Seattle Agents for during Weisenbacher’s | ait aes H Stickley Bros.’ Furniture Ce Rapids, Luce Furniture Co ing from the bie ol thought a concluston |B Grund Rayida; Grand Rapids Chair Co., Maj teel Ranges, Beckwith Stanley is a steamboa A} in th ley case has been reached || Round Oak Heaters, Rand and Leopold Office Denks, Gendron Baby Car well known, At one time he was a}, riagea and Go-Carts, Globe Wernicke Klastle Bookcases, Majestic Kitch New York detective i that President Roo tis or en Queens, Ivins, Diets and Metzgar’s full line of Wool Carpets, French ranging for its announcement Wilton Rugs, Columblan Ingrain Carpets, Bundhar Wilton Carpets and Rue Bach the be In ite line Pleasant Party Tonight Ow eG patent rene y Democratic Meeting Tonight FREDERICK & NELSON The young lady telephone oper Sees ae dicte's bolt, Miies| will soser tonight in fee roeme 7 COMPLETE HOUSEFURNISHERS tensive preparat bee H 1 Firat avenue. Prom a ade for the event, which will be] inent speakers Will address the meet-| Second Ave., Madison and Spring Sts. weil attended, 4 dg. SEATTLE’S BUSY STORE FUNDS ARE RECOVERED $3,000,000 Intact i Paterson Bank Vaults This News Is Interesting There's not a thrifty y that news of that Thi ibstantial ** Northwe who not interesting new cattle or tern woma he couldn 't Time Ball th ing If you ar ay of by news from the February Sale i worth ¢ interesting—it tell neplece | oming for’? savign inapec rows of tucking and stitching both front iving th ae PATERSON, N, J., Feb, 11.—1n the work of two hours in Jafter the firemen , the dangerously tottering walls, the February Bale price... 61.20 public Was adinitted ne bu Ladien’ 26-in, Twilled Bilk Um lintrict’ after wh the curious brellas, steel rod and paragor frame, mounted horn ilk tanne value, February was ted and the silver forward, the elty throng \. work of exat v With the ption of rds, the municipa all safe, MM is powsible sonmment will have to b fixed at #8 heain ¢ 81.75 ded, that in all cases pole of any portion of the pense of any such improvement yea Wy th jection of & special anoth made 4 4 ale 4 ie ascertaining the mage | @ 1 ‘ Bik Mixed G: done in the big fire, the vaults of th « tteel rod and p First National bank were opene gon frame, hand carved hort | handles; $1.85 hones | yesterday afternoon and the contents ane . February |found unharmed, it i# sald the Por MD ome were over $3,000,000 on deposit In se ena sin. Twilled glia J ete Horia Umbrellas, #teel rod and the afterns paragon frame, pretty metal had pulled down trimmed handles; $1.76 value The lows is now Ladiew’ 24-in, Fast ESDAY, FEBRUARY 4 tg — tie ptt a f o at the © > os AY = ay 7 ’ Pursuant Bball be any clais days have elapsed after gua 4 be it further nainia.ued againet the Gloria Umbretlan et ‘spon the proverty specially ben PIILADELPNIA, Feb. 11.—Frank #teel roby. thet seeding Krne failed to appear \ast night and frame; 60 vi be taneny via. Th aint pre | on ales Se poet haat eight, Resday's Spe pwlition, setting forth the street oF | Je pla reste, ta anes, alley yn, place, or parts t C ty Count the Sit THE DRUG rors wee {ESE et ree ee sleeves, perfect fitting; $450 ament to be levied theref: Filed by me thin 101 7 TRUST GROWS lue; Pobruary Bale price Ue tranater books in the of | A0UL. FF $2.08 imty auditor. “it any euch | City Comptrotier and ws FEBRUARY 8 OF woor ; : ands 1a the namie of @ deceased |. Date of frst. rublicatice \K x! ALE, OF WOOL « Fine Taffetta tik arson whom © guardian bas REBOLUTION BO. ‘ < WAISTS Watlsta, neatly tucked front and PROPOSED AMENDMENT ‘ 4. In the Star x ue Ladies’ Twilled French Flanr back; well worth $4.00, Febru 4 Propoiuee, 1 lot of consternat “th Walsts, tucked in front down ary Bale price 84.08 ro I - ep and ust line, tucked back: reeu Ladien’ Superior Quality Taftetta #0 hurried getting toxether ar $3.00 value, February Sal k Waists, entire body and ; ad rush to stop the fia price sleeves hair-line tucked, rich, P 4 - Ann bey . . ri a Fine All-Woe ear 3 ajorm his t mat wr Wale je price 5-08 Crom ¢ lowned t f giving the y y : Je 206, 208, 210 toa" ot inca tall go at year. ‘The imeguber waving: e Save You PIKE STREET pa tg sececeee trade board.” oney —— as foregoing” a1 frontage om euch street, highway oF hereby “subcni Ry charging the right pr en for ail Within the Gistrict to be Atte Ths T sy medicines and prescriptions, and Baider ail matters, in relation to. euch |© ve that trusts and combination Proposed imnprovement and 2 American and unnecessary the same by ordin for public good. Here's some spe: Giveretion; ye or board ‘of pub lais for Wednesday . 4 a pth the matte 3. Areas lad thot bias sla. hi To read every advertisement in this department every Sf eseh unpre er the eatin Ment pro tem. of the City) day. Bargains may be found if you watch for them wr ee Stuart's Catharrh Tablets. 31.00 FRANK #. Bi a ; Cry Comptrstie Ee Saal ‘arter’s Digestive Tablets, $1.00 ate Every Ad. New Every Day. ve of Bret pobtication Jaauany and « samp ria RESOLUTION NO. : P a ew ¢ one i PROPUShL) AMEN UMENT BOE - Buy your camera and camera] © Ot @ Paragon [fl seses fa Sete sete een OT ee Lithia Tablets, 3c kinds supplies at ‘ pecumient Fil made or the levying of tat- the ‘sabato o¢ Gece Tapa pplies at headquarters, ubbon on your typewriter, It | epee’s a Eg eg Cg ye aeleuueet pirrates Tx” weice cass | ihn, neemiion Sf cath poarad does best work. Washington Dental and Photographic Supply Co. 213 Columbia Street We Are Specialists PY unprovescents thant "ast, be evant E. C NILES, 109 Cherry St. of the re pansed upon council as to ali mat it in Fetation to the rejection or the grant 6 SECOND AVE Uz este, Umbrella Repairs WHY DELAY a a 1 wee had tan? sath Sf the, carcots “Sansa” clieye, ae ; work at best rates see us AT THE steded, regrnded, videwaibed revidewalkeds falling at my offices and being otinian : 4, Teplanked, paved, repaved, macnd treated, when you ean positively be ERNST BROS. SHAMEK UMBRELLA HOSPITAL suniged. remacadamised graveled. piled. re. cored oi $06 Pike Street Tel, Green 72 1221 First Ave. Sther’ proper cc e4 of repaired therein, and may prov! for defraying the whole or any portion the cost and expense of any such improv mn by the collection of a special asses BEST FOR VELOX Our No. 2 Developer is the best Blinding Headaches Rheumatism the same be so modified that the city, ng ef euch petition shall be final and com- dof Beattie. ‘ Be it Resolved by the City Counell City of Beate oy The Library beperimei ten ere oni be & Mew shall consist ‘oft Firet—puch guts, bequeete and. a may be given. bequeathed or the City ot Suatile or Bar trustee purposes of the “Beattie Second—Ten per centum of he pts of the City from ail eX. a of rived from any property which So of owmed im trast tor said bemey |B Are cured by Hirsch Headache} On,'Me market for Velox. Pack neat the property especially benefited a SCIATICA, NEURALGIA, |B Cure. Price % cents. NO charge for matitng. 10 cent raty the mapmee provided. Wm this Council may make Zor said Rad ne BLOOD AND SKIN DIS- — PPh Buch annual tax lewp es the G EASES, including Eczema, HIRSCH PHARMACY co, ALFRED S, WITTER & CO. <‘Gection The utte of of - rt! First and Pike Tel. Main 9 222 Pike Street r ng to the Beatie Pubic, Ll Erythema, etc passed by the be and remain in t I will give you a sstistsctory city council present, st 8 repens most CONSULTATION FREE nw. GUSRANS ee $e: seer ie be after phe ty Bon a thorough examination accept Sanitarium, Hinck Bloe cae ss inka one All Office Cousul- eye aha, Sir cetee ama gie ae GUNTHER’S 2 Cake like Pet | without compensation, ad be Sala tations Are Free anes a | eee eee ae ric Riaedion and thane tore do sent FA |Gonutne 4711 Im cued! preasah ‘st All Medicines Furnished | CANDIES Glycerine Soap Fore) sesciren iio Crate perl Free oe 25ce | oe said main oe s crest coweasd My tw arn widence and| We receive them direct from the | my standing in my tory every week wes ® shot These candies are the purest and * ston best ade, and are sold by wu 4 My Charges Aro Moderate and jv rae ee Within the vane of All | If you are u t t my of Sa | determined us ; ©. & Diagnose ny 2d ave. rere preeer eer Tel. Main reer en the imp MY HOME TREATMENT determin ESPOND E 18 AL- be And be it further resol going amendn ESSFUL CALL ON OR ADDRESS Far ey Dr.H.E. Merkel . » 504-5, Mutual Life Bid’g Ramaker Music (0. GRAND RIDGE f KOLE LUMP AT $3.75 PER TON NUT AT $2.75 PER TON | Telephone, Main 7st Co, Pike St. and Second Ave. a signed by m in Passa, KE President pro te Fer | 2 tore- ane Is here coarse to be appointed by ty 3 De the first ers | the ‘present commissioners, We to hold office as such fret day of April next tion of thelr respective and the Mayor dal Appoint one trustee of seven years, beginning on the ms, catch-basins, |r ‘April. each year, Librarian shall be by the board and subect to remem Mt Under olvil service rules, be i sent of the Liber wntment and removal loyees of the Lima, The Library ment and control of Ge, 4s provided by the awe ashington, and shail expend the Libmry © Section 4.—Th ciate ‘4 ority t of therwise provided, juties of the library ement Puolic LAvAe m ding to the off ° harter, and the laws of he ther Tesolwady =a in two or three Block as the Bon Marche Bunkers, Toot Of Madison @ | Subsivision 82 of Se ot Article TV. open Session ‘in mys: a bed cold aeons street, Eelephons, Main S18 $| Gian 'sad he tis Crotiant Week es |e ee oe 0 cit Beattie at the next gene : And make a profit of 300 per = Yy t © H cent within three mont Seer Hensel "*zisur"" : ¢ The " k Drug Co Be ae 28 Hinckley Block, Tht fog ee ION NO. 9a, yin ave. | JOHN M, DAVIS & CO, IE teins biceces Rshtl A bi werk tebe 4 FROPOSED AMENDMENT 2a jeune | 524 Pioneer Blook Rod 13} NEW YORK DENT Yithin ‘limits. ot time Blace to be bY | Charter, & sie eine Shellacine | fii: QUIKER DRUG CO]| are MEET AI ae [ete es may Equal to Shellac at Cure-tt-up cure chill 8 Beriers tn Beattie | coats : tion a Any without the least part t e yt t s. The oan ot entered . } A crowns and teeth "with s . on _ are s ‘and pave a Star Paint and Wall Paper Co: tHE SEATTLE AUCTION AND | and oy : tor the saling'se sivieg Seeeet cat Mth es Inc ALE STABLES. | than one ‘eailon whaii'in’no awe ‘be: lees Ticetita ut he their re Corner Third and Pike Phone, Main 909 5 “Bottles Snyder 8 Catsup $I Standard Tomatoes $i per Doz, . / Gold Crowns, $5; Full Ser} Blick fr |Teeth, $5; Bridgework, $5, Gold Fillings, $1 up; Silver Fill- | ings, 3227 Yealer Way, Phone Red 763 Take Notice New Yor k Dental Parlors We have to off next wale! 614 WAKST AVM, BHATT LE, FITTING GLASSES [wii ci SS) | Se aa ne pounds to 1,890 pounds; lumber! atte’ Mutual Lire building é é c a is agay death ay Py weeny oMce, Kan Francisco, Cal. Hourn 5 a es Kuang | gies, turreys,: large assortment of| 1" sitendance Ape ae One. batts. | Hares, All nbove mentioned stock | WATCHES, DIAMONDS, quant itron always brings another, | €uaranteed by auctioneer to be first-| JEWELRY AND SILVERWAK — We fuaraptes our-glasses' tone the| clase in every reapect or money re 706 Hecting. tov * tye THE HVERSOLt OPTICAL | funded. M. Walkers auctionser, This AAM@rE Hanser 792 's: I repeal emits nd_avent sale will take place at 1p, m, shart Rebuwars Jewelry house in the Mae oe iS | a {ty Council of aid City of Beatle, ‘w Pas 4] this tea President pro t nich | 1W0L Fhahk H Pal ¢ election, whieh the p separate provide Me ee ee ee EE aS a