The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 28, 1902, Page 7

Dey ‘ r Breakfast. — Raked Lee Cream. poached = Creamed Potatoes. Entire Wheat Gems, Coffee, Lunch, Liver Bacon, oo “panes Sweet Potatoes, Cream Cake Cocoa. Pinner. thle. gM Creamed Carrots. Peach Souftte Coffee, ater Expression ,- fa doomed, they sa As fashionable expression its death was signed when the degan to use it Apple Jelly Bean os warrant | te on fts way to where “stylish a few years ago, and a great y years ago “Kentee! one particular use of “smart” that taste objec just a now ie “the smart pas become almost a joke. pee don Seems to be at te take the place of “smart.” he productions maker, The single full ruffle of lace or embroidery on the ordinary home made white skirt would form a very hore lress fimay foundation for the beruffied gowna of the present, so to a care- fully eut and fitted akirt that is fin ished with a small ruffle ef about four inches a shaped flounce that may have insertions of lace or em |} breidery, Is set on at about knee depth. To this flounce Is gathered the embroidery of lace-trimmed Puree, } un- | Already | “the worge than | was con-7 if there | eta to more than an-/ trenchant and vital definition | j tern upen them comes nearer it, but the; eambric or linen ruffie, Lf extra fut finess is desired another ruffle of the trimming may be set on under the nal one Many of the more ex- pensive skirts to be seen tn the lin @erie departments have lace and embroidery to match and the lace ts gathered to the scallops ef the em- broidery as a finish to the last ruf- e The Beaded Bar For the benefit of the woman who is going to crochet her own beaded bag it may be related that some of the newest of these articles are beaded only upon one side, the other being of brocade, This saves a great deal of work, for only half of the bag need be beaded They are making big, flat, square bags of brocade and beading a pat- Across the front of a big belt bag of yellowish gold satin are that “swagger” will be) there was beaded a monogram in feed than smart.” | gold beads, with here and there a that, of all fashions in! pearl bead set in. The clasp and relating strictly tol chain were of gold the most ephemeral | embroidered any phase, is rarely so Bettens turm-over collar of tehed linen that has pretty finish to the well neck fixings, has a@ new guise it is made which may be white or is stamped with a pretty fin which numerous pknets are to be worked—the working these designs Tt ia made in Ger- ¥ like all recent produc- mercerized, which gives it per colors in ‘ shades, with a line of introduced : Those of the E* materials are much in formerly and have cuffs oa the benefit of those who are during the early in eee to their , petticoats other snowy that come under the head of fe, it might be well to make a the fact that skirts cut on will ruin the set of the Ml gowns. If all undergar- (do not fit with as much as the outer apparel the : of your expensive mo- fer naught, and you might pwell have taken chances on TO MEET vention to Be ‘in Denver Peb. 28.—Frorm ali ‘convention of the ie Growers’ associa- inthis city next largest and most ing of ita kind try. [will be present Montana, the Nebraska, be one of the most important is the “Land Leasing” bill, prepared by a com- of Cattle and " will also come up and papers will be the most able men In| on “The Best Mode of 4nd Fattening Cattle for the Arid Regions of the Where but Little Grain Is program will be tim- a Set subjects or papers, ne of the conven- the proceedings to and argument on the the members. of Criminals sheriff's office sees a striking _ ween the discharge efiminals by the police and Crening Of the same day. The Were given the extreme td by jaw, but sentence t ad allow them to leave Poy believed that they $0 further than Georgetown un- the robbery Ontiaws are supposed to con- fans and masks in the that when they come to Rotbing incriminating can Bon them, and they Rething but vagrancy ce . oad can —— —— “New Mining Company 7 is the name of a new this state and will op Wi be in Seattic #. vice president: AM. Ham McLeane Mining and Mercan- Which in capitalized at The new company will in in te Tanana mining distri : The headquarters of the ore of the company are MeLeane president: V. V. ret, F. M. Cartwright, A. F. Raynor superin SRY counct! will porsibiy de 4 tency Borchase for park purposes F and on Lake Washington Lasehi park and the oid « ity Ration. The matter was Up at the last - il meet Feferred to the parks and committee, and at a f the committee iant night to make a favorable fact contains about 160 # MMe of the prettient ¥ along the shore of joerlg & avenue for the Pope, for of F vernent of ik, for been west impr have ycle repairs. | | j to watch the iCuticura Soap | Red the Georgetown hoid-up | | Packer's Tar Soap, the 25 kind To sell at reasonably when in fact they've never tried It |The Bartell Drug Co. find that Many of the young «iris are hard at work embroidering pretty buttons) on white and ecru linen and grass cloth for their summer dresses. The material is stamped Just the size of the button required in one large piece. Then, when finished, it ts out out and made over a wooden button- mold. An attractive set of both for-get-me-nota, In blue silk, on a natural-colored linen for the jacket and one dozen smal! ones for the waist, eight for the front and two for each cuff. These buttons are worked in wash silk laundry as well as any other kind, and are exceedingly ornamental. A Seasonadie Salad A salad of pineapple and celery ts sea@™mabie at the moment. To two cups of shredded pineapple add one cup of chopped celery and one sweet red pepper cut into dice. For the dressing use a mayonnaise cream dressing. which is the ordinary may- onnalse slightly reduced with whip- ped cream. Serve very cold on let- tuce hearts garnished with nut meate, or it may be served in cups made of apples peeled and scooped out, or it may be packed In a ring mold, turned out on a platter, the center piled with lettuce hearts, and a few arranged outside the ring. Trimming for Shaped Flounce An effective way to join the founce to the skirt is illustrated in a model edera) Civil Service United States civil service examin- ations, for which the proper blanks will be furnished on application to Assistant Postmaster Coikett, will be held in this city as follows, March 7, electrotyper, Philippine service; March 19, messenger boy, weather bureau service; March %, 26 and 27 deck officer, United States coast and geodetic survey service; April”3, as trelogical clerk. department of agri- eulture; April 2 and 3, local’ and? as- sistant (napector of hulle, stennthoot finapection service; April 2 plant pathologist, chemist, physiological chemist and analytical chemist, Phil- ippine servic: Improves Filth Avenue City Engineer Thomson haa pre- pared pians and «pecifications for the building of concrete sidewalks tn the Denny hill district. which ex- tends from Pine street Denny way on Fifth avenue. The estimated cost is placed at about $10,000. Plans for | other concrete walks in that neigh- borhood will be filed In future. Some Druggists Say It Doesn’t Pay low prices, It Does Pay nterests of their pa High quality of medicines at legitimately iow prices brings wus new customers every day. Here more prices for comparison: trons. Cross Sanative 20¢ Bae Palmer's Borated Talcum, ular | 20¢ ° 10¢ King's Digestive Tablets, i0c size noe | | } +A Man c t Carter's Headac he Bromo, 40c size ‘eh 200 Price's Little Liver Pellets, 25e size aves ike Mormon Kola Tablets, 35c size 20 The Drug Trust boycotted us ause we reduced prices and refus o raise. BartettDaucl 606 SECOND AVENUE. May be a genius, but he may not show it A man may be a gentieman and he's bound to show it. We make clothes for gentle- men. $25.00 Suits to Order 5.00 Suits to Order The biggest stock of woolens in the Weat. And the Money back if cleverest cutters. Seattle Tailoring Co. 1207 First Avenue POOOSSCOSSOOS CHCOOOOOSOOD ; large and small buttons, for jacket | and shirt waist, are being done tn | Six large ones | the near, THE SEATTLE (gown in Hberty satin. The pattern is jim a black and white scroll effect on | ® cafe au lait ground, This ts pret tily emphasized with trimmings of} black velvet ribbon, which also is } introduced at the head of the founce | The ribbon ts tn graded widths, the Widest lowest down, and there ar several rows {on a foundation of | heavy cream colored net The whole is then used a# a sort of Insertion be net shows through good advantage. Taving Clot Ie Not Profitable The careful woman who bought an expensive silk petticoat to wear on #tate these the ribbon lovely luxuries Was its at as & needless extravagance After feasting her eyes upon its bea ities this treasured bit of finery was care fully wrapped tn tiaaue paper and laid away in a lavender-scented box until some sufficiently grand function should demand Its reappearance nothing short of a magnificent wed height, now looks upon her purchase | tween the akirt and flounce, and the | to| | | occasions, When the rage for | } As! ding or a White House reception was} deemed worthy of such gorgeous ap parel, she of the economical spirit has had but a amall return for her j Investment, as the allken petticoat | bas fallen several notches in the ew | timation of Miladt Fashion this «# }8on and her fair devotees have made haste to don the fimy, hand-made j white creations that are quite fine and dainty enough to be worn on the ;outside, Buying coatly clothing and }then hoarding it up t# a very poor | | polley In these days of ra jim things sartorial — Dr. Wagoner, dentist. removed to Globe bleck, cor, First and Madi» — La Roche, photographer, 11 tat, KEGLEY’S 313% Occidental Ave., Phone, Main 495 Saturday Specials Eggs Fancy Ranch, every eee gu per dozen . eees | | aranteed, son Be Chow-Chow Mixed or Plain, full quart jars; usual price Me, tomer row, each coal ies Zle Dill Pickles Heinge’s, the finest packed, per dor “hee Honceoeses OO Wainuts Soft ehell, kernels large, white sweet, perfect, 2 pounds ......25e _ Canned Peas [Sweet sifted amall fancy peas, usta! | prive Ihe, tomorrow, per can Oe j Per doz . 81.18 Tollet Soap Cocoa Castile, very fine tollet soap, good for bath; an unusual bargain 1 doz. bare . ; ihe Wanted a good business man or lady with $1200 In cash; will give absolute security for the same and give them employment at $540 a month for 2 years; be come a member of the half cir cle MORGAN'S EXCHANGE, 1011 Third Wanted, a capable business man or lady to buy # per cent interest tn the furniture of the Washington Exchange at Just its actual cost, and receive 40 per cent of the profita and become a member of the WASHINGTON EXCHANGE, 1102 Third want to become a member of the Western Ex- change, or the Key, #9 you can lock the world? If so call and pay 40 per cent of the actual cost f the furniture and receive 40 per cent, of the profits, WEST ERN EXCHANGE, 1201 Third & For exchange, newly furnished house and cash for 20 to 50 room Do you lodging house, well located: muat i] be a bargain. SEATTLE EX- CHANGE, 1517 Third COOOOOOOOO IT EOTS. JOH GRAUAM, 820-421 Glove bik.” Tei | James 222) W. HOUGHTON, 414-17 Collins. ATHORNEYS-AT-LAW Wi WO HUTTNER, attorney at law prosecuted and defended all court years experience, Proceedings in bank ruptcy, companies incor ed; abstracts carefully examined, colle in all parts of the United State commercial end bank references. Third avenue. Phone, Muin 1000. | B. | | | J. A. KELLOGG, 312 Wash. buiiding | A. GC. MACDONALD, 400 Burke building | ROOT, PALMER & BROWN, Pioneer bid | LYMAN &. KNAPP, 10 Halier building \ PRANK B. WIKSTLING, Boston block W. dD. LAMBUTH, 204-5 Pacific block PIRnKRE P. FERRY, 380 Burke block Burke building \¢ WARD KEMP, 4) York building A.M. Bw 110 New | | | } | | ‘ changes | STAR, ABSTRACT OF TITLE | OBPORN EG TREMP ERI A CO Ine, Ab etract ¢ tablisbe 1883. Mining hale Masement of the Mu: | tual ne | HOOTH- WHIPTLESBY- HANFOKD Av- | stract Co., establiahed 1808, basement of Maller bloek Telephona, Main 14 SEATTLE Abetract ¢ Y. block AUCTION BALMS | AUCTION and commission houre, | Hanereft and Stam, second hand | woods bought and sold; new leath er oods; Will sell or exchange at | if price Pike street, D | am, general auctioneer; ‘Tel, Clay 484 AUCTION sale of Household furnt- | ture Will take place at Hickerton's! ooma, 16 Firet avenue, on turday, the Ist of March, at 10:90 ark The sale consista of fine ouk bed sets, springs, mattresses extension tables dining ehatr rocker, sideboards, wardrobe secre taire, sewing machine, upright pianos, lace curtains, portieres h, child's oak erib, pillows comforters and many useful ar-| ticles for housekeeping, Hh. G Bickerton, auctioneer RB. G. RICKERTON, genera: auctioneer 1912 First avenue JOS. MARTIN, general auctioneer 19 First aven Phone, Oak 74 BUSINESS ANCES GERMAN - AMENICAN INVES‘ MENT COMPANY | DRY G DS AND GENERAL STORES One store In Seattle, several out. | side; money makers all | LEATHER GOODS FACTORY rare chance for man Incorporated capable of to the trade taking patents RAL ESTATI chances in well « n we cnarge well established; of = stablished CANNERY LOCATIONS a mA rei wifactours, Several, very valuabi land, fish 17 Starr-oyd bia "te Ma aw ing grounds, ete. complete (MHAMALIC-OPERATIO sCHOOLS DRUG STORE | ei Well established, on Second av- enue; chance of a life time | STBAM DYK WORKS One amali, one large propoaition. Fish TRAPS ey KANN WADE 4 Or 1-3 interest in traps and full DANCING . gear boats, scows and all and. Friday 5.000 INVESTMENT tons Established machinery house 3 Nanke ha wishing to enlarge capacity; profita BOCIETY end stage in 18 months will return lavest oem veut 2 ment, S418 Fivet, Green 14 TRUCK FARM FOR RENT A paend LATTL, teacher ef ball room and | 20 acres, at city's door, elegant 8-| frig’ gsihhtine. «412 Madison, shone, | room house, modern improvementa, $6 month OREWNAK ERS A SNAP IN ACREAGE MISS F. HECHTMAN, dressmaking 6 acres at Green Lake, for leas than! parlors, rooms 4 and BS Downs cost of clearir block own of * needing additional interested ELEGANT FURNISHED ROOMS On Belmont avenue, grend view, 3 ear lines AN ELEGANT FLAT Seventeenth avenue ean be rented by buying new fur- niture at half price & rooms on ART STORE Fine busines SALOON One of the places all prices central awell In the city; location. best located several others, ESTABLISHED BUSINESS Complete plant in heart of city, well established: weekly profit $100 present owner hae extensive prop-/ erty interests in the East that de-/| mand immediate attentior tech- nical experience unnecessary, MILLINERY Elegant fittings and furniture, es trade among tablished ean if taken qui PARLORS. be bought n ESTABLISHED RUSINESS $3,200 buys f profite $175 complete t INDEPENDENT the el mont INCORPORATED COMPANY $1,500 takes h monthly profits investment secured $2,000 TO MONTH If tnvested | iWehed corporation s*cures salaried office and money put tn. Two fine office equare LAUNDRY- $5,000 t f og AT 6 atock ' corner, Well eatabilahed business CIGAR STANT requiring can be bought for lees than coat > cen the stock ite; cost of fittings bly guaranteed PER cK of an ent NT ab on on Pioneer| in heart of city, | on account of owner having other | h Paying $2.50 dally profits, can be bought for $150 for a few daya. OIL BUSINESs ~— Paying $175 month clear, fine out- fit in every reepect: for short time tomers, best reasons for selling MPIRCHANT TAILORING- Fixtures and stock at fine location and can only attend to one REAL ESTATE BUSINESS Well established, ground floor of floe, well located; half interest for $200 to right man ANYTHING oh EVERYTHING Hundreds of rare Baty irday, March 1 1106 Beventh | ar Avenue For particulars inquire of Bancroft and Stam, 603 Pike, « phone, Clay 484, DD, « tam, auc tloneer BUSINDSS COLLMmUnS CLARKE'S Vernin Shorthand Behool Ti dividual tmetruction f4 Moston bik NeeT netted nd tee ere, Acme Dusiness College, Recond and Pike HANKS Pitt CANDINAVIAN AMEMICAN HAN} of Seattle A general banking bus |ineme transacted Depoutts, $1,400,000 Capital pald up $100,000 A. Chil berg, pres; BE. L. Grondahl, vice pres AH slberg, ca i, 3 Lane, asst. cash rH CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE Capital paid up $8,000 00 (Bight million dollars) Burplus $2,000), 000 Interest allowed on time deposits, A gen era} banking business transected SRATTLE BRANCH Corser of James street and Becond avenue D. A. CAMETION, Manager PUGRT BOUND NATIONAL HANK OF RATTLE opltol etook paid in $5a4,000, surplus, $89, Ou J. Furth, pres; J. B Geldemith, vice pres. t Anke cuahier Correapondent i Principal cities im the United Atates i Kurope PROPLO® BAVINGH BANK nd “ he street Capitol up BH. CC. Neufelder, prea nN” 4 tT ireenlea!, ast Commercial savings and Gust bust THR FIRST NAT ‘he BANK OF SEATTLE Paid up cepitai $150, G00. General banking sinees iAsected ! DD Mee, jr, pres M. McMicken, lee pre t Turner, ¢ h ’ Parkburet aest. cash Kachange on principal eities of U. & and Kurope Le HS CLBANING BLOM On « Di Bain thee ladies at Lamb Li orm MAKING ety ' aah erept . 310-511 Collins DAKAAMAKING partons iBi7 la Birks Atted for | ) make thety garments MADAME A. &. SMITH, 69 Hin MRS. HANSON~Spring miiline lowest prices. Cor. éth and Pir j DENTISTS a. WO PHILLIS, €T Heieey tick DYEING AND CLEANING PAvib ti AME! Unt BOGiN enh. build way and iriv iAN Liye Wer w ali for, « deliver your clothes, Office 34 ave Tel, Main wie tICAN Steam Dye Worka, 216 naet. Phor Main 797 Ase Scandine ding biliges work for harbor Ing ian tus TAaci ons PUGET Sound Mridge and Dredging An railway nd viadue and " bulidings, improvemer an bank high steel and are xing pile ELMOCTHICAL MACHINERY BARE a? cLYMP HO if ¥e ote Pina b we NOTAL wwe, furnitore * hmne @ fects » Heom 16 Downs ANTS bough: and sola Morris betrman Mutua! Lite bia et Obl 12 Helier bioc& OR KENT Mi HUMES HOMES 1U WAN'T to stop paying rent eet, ik Will pay you to cal our plane for furnishing to pay off mortgages | | | ' | | ' | | | te attention,| HUILD or BUY a HOME or FARM] in amy location, letting return the money in paymenta of $5.50 per month on each $1,000, $5 of each $5.06 applies on the principle with out interes Correspondents send | atamyp ¢ particulars, good agents | Wante NATIONAL HOME . | SERKERS ABBOCIA TION 1? 1006 Seeing ered| First avenue: open evenings. I a as | rdon, State Manager, Phone, | ‘ 4162 j RENT uses, collages, lores and | furnished and unfurnished. tn all inventory; | parte of ey Germae-Americen owner has two stores | Rvestment Co. Bik Third avenue. {FOR RENT-Cottage of 56 rooms end ef Lake Union car line, $14 Damus & Oaner, 109 Yesler way, rooms 3, 4 and 6. ROOMBA for rent. 2606 Firat avenue. iT “¢ pleasant rooms, fur ances, cover | housekeeping; ne chil We can nell Sixth avenue. ing all lines of trade you you just what wish or fur- nish capital for any profitable tn- veatment, that will stand close tn- spection, JERMAN - AMERICAN INVEST-/| MENT COMPANY,’ | 613 Third Avenue | SNAP BARGAIN--Grocery antore with living rooms cheap rent. | Coast Exchange, 9 Starr-HRoyd block | pioninpitee | Rig Bargain-Cigar store, heart of city: money maker Coast Ex- change, 29 Starr-Boyd block. Wanted a partner with $3,000; $150 9 month guaranteed Const Ex change, 39 Starr-Boyd block 20-room house, heart of city: cleara| $150 a month. Coast Exchange, 29| Starr-Boyd block Saloon, located in the business part of the city; long lease. Coast Ex- | change, 39 § r-Boyd block | | Partner wanted with $1.00 In a good paying saloon, Coast Ix change, 29 Starr-Boyd block | Partner wanted with $1,000; $100 a | month guaranteed Coast Ss change, % Starr-Boyd block in ever offered on this a restaurant big money maker. Const Exchange, 29 Starr Boyd block {A GREAT BARGAIN--A_ boarding | house, fine location. good chance for Scandinavian; must sell, Coast | Exchange, 39 Star Boyd BAKERY and confectionery; great| money maker; muat be sold, Conat Exchange, 39 Starr-Boyd | $60.00 takes 1,000 shares of Lincoln Ol and as stock Coast Ex change, 29 Starr-Boyd block SPECIAL anap today to close an es tate; 42-room house at cost. MOF GAN'S EXCHANGE, 1011 Third WE buy, sell and trade for anything | and everything; list your property | with the Washington Exchange and come and see Geor WASH ington EXCHANGH, 1102 Third | We want houses and lot# at all th exchanges at bottom figures; we have cash buyer re | ing to buy. WESTERN BX CHANGE, 13801 Third }RRING in your farma and rere acter are the people that can sell anything you will list with us SEATTLE EXCHANGE, 1 td AUCTION sale df household furni ture, consisting of cookstoves heater iressers, commodes, car pets and everything pertaining to housekeeping, at 2 o'clock p, m4 | POR # b POR SALE " ALF roperty © prompentive purchasers SES AND LOTS. We have upwarde of 500 hous he in wi rringes standing pe difficult to t sided » until # o'clock in day nday INVESTMENT se PIANOS AT WHOLESALE The celebrated Dol teger & Bons Arion, and Davis & S« Pianos can now be purchased direct the manufacturers at factory pri and on easy terma at MANUFACTURERS PLANO CO Second avenue and Madison St FOR SALE—Carpenter shop; exce lent location well established t le r e 30 H. B. Prent 1605 ‘Third avenue HIGHEST prices pala tor second-hand t hold goods, stoves, bedr pete r Red Front F § 7 . w * 2 MODERN room cottage, new In FUNERAL DInKOTONS BUTTERWORTH @ HOS sbalroers 1426-1428 Third Tel, Pike 4 PURNACES FINTAY EK ROW, Tis Second Wendie. HAHA bSs AND SADDLERY McBORLEY & HENDERSON. G12 Goel lencol nvehue HEL! WANTED-FrEMALE {© Emp. Office, 1108 34 Ave... Tar * best help in elty Call up Mato Mra, Keyes, Mer PROFITABLE work, b1% Pike. Dougias HELP WANT —MALEC | WANTED bright boys who are attend ing school, to apply between 4 and 6 at the Met tan bide r. Sd at, and Main, Canes noomMs GRAND PACIFIC HOTEL, 1118 First ave nue; house newly furnished; all man; Hooma 0c up, a “Soy | ee CONKLIN HOUSE, 14) Third 02) INST RANCE 2 W. V, RINEHART & Co. G00 N” SON. INVES TMENGS TACOMA WASH PRD. H, MERRITT », O. Hox 2 201 French Bik Vinancial Agent I buy and iy and all clase of securit Mm for Unte, please F ” “ nvestments contem 1 foe, COMM ANTM | DRIVERS Union foe Co. haw pure eryata oe pecial attention to family trade Tel, Main 1100, LOANS AND INSURANCE |JAM? ‘ mh i wt fr surety bonds 28 Hosten block JUNK PPA want Correct welgita “a fenl w the Chice extern, Main @ a" wACEINNT.— WANTEL>-ALL kinds a nan 1 chia ery, A. d, Williama, ow vet te Abe vme las ” KERATIN ‘ wold isi WT We MECHANICAL BNGINEE RS | et. MeAl tit, 608 T Pioneer OOCULISTS AND AcnhisTs Dn PUNLDA ‘UhAL hye or, noe and throat 1 Burke bullding DK. J AL MAGE ‘ 4 Chapin bid On, Kin Hialley bul « ole AND GASOLINE THY cheapest place to buy and Gaso line tw m the Olympic ¢ ©, o1T B@ ave, Tel, Main #1, 4 ol by ance or ton OSTROPATHY WARHINGYGON “Taatiiate ” ot ~ Gateopalty. fafe Dey Duilding Ketablished ba Reattlo three years hone, Matin G07 Wh i fbi Pike, ir ee ent * ' WM. fh MULIIN.New work guaranteed mw yen Tel butt 1906 Geo KW *e Toi, Mein Bed nNAt MAN Piumbing ¢ Hott 471 Thro TU ew Te an STING AND BINDING AGNE Print 214 Spring street e to Market KRepert i fi Tite ivy Vv ea ( « Oe gents, ’ Maio * ue sar Pol “ atree Prone AMAT! holshing. Wiles, sullivan Oe, WTAMP PHOT 218 Columble street PHYSICIANS ANDO SUMGHONS ae har ANT. Speciale th ae ro ef women Edinburen Medion ty te, Boston bleok vit ANDNIM b Puke Lt G4 Minmckicy PATENT ATTORNEY WARNES ai 14-18 Bare Bova BT KB ADAMS, drafting Colman bid. PrENSONAL KMNITURE BALE-123 rooms ef id-band furniture from the ell known Atlantic lodging house, bowght by the ted Front Furntture o,., now for sale at our store, 112 Reco south; very cheap SEE Licyd Briscoe @ Lacyd, a8 Winckiey omen tor cash or de- try « bath Mre. Tail, careful 61) Third avenue = ICAL Baths. 618 let ave, BOSTON baled beans and brown bread, fresh every day. 114 Vir- ginia street ~ nine STAMPS COMMERCIAL STAMP WOKE man bieck, 110 Cherry REAL ESTaTe is CENTS A DAY POR KX Be HOME look# easy; doeen't 7? %.% each month ir remt i# $12; house ne eee Us, examine our plan; * you hothing; we might be 1, don't forget our Red 11%. Call us hat the phone ts for, MUTUAL HOME SOCIETY, New Y RETTER acts thie month oe mated in pew hommes to Ge- ipar wil have ne can secure & home Five do) and @250 per $2 apyiies on y ber ON EGON -«* tome erent in ease of lh We are the Gret A to mature one tor tin eri, Third LL.DING sAMeOta weet arh, mortgage to «as- sume, 4 acres fine land, # under cultivation; 150 frult trees, 10 to 40 years old; good b-room house, large barn, 75 tons of hay cut on the Place las year; place war ap- prained at $14,682 in 1894; record eald appratieal can be seen at court house. $200—40 acrea, 1% cleared, % miles from Bound; terma, log house, your own 9600-25 acres, 15 acres cleared; six acrea marsh land; can keep 13 head cattic, 300 or 400 hens; waa $100 worth of applea sold from this place in one year; $200 cash, bat- ance easy $450—Corner lot on Ballard avenue. $/00—-Corner on Broadway and Main. $2500-—-Manufacturing site on Raél- road; snap in water frent proper- ty; Investigate this. Lots, blocks and acre tracts Lota $60 up on easy terme H. P, CAMPBELL, 172 Tallman avenue, Raliard WORKING | capital, eed Lioy4, B Licyd about building your homes Hinckley block. FOR well improved farms, email or large at low pr ali on ws COLLING & WILLIAMS, Room 86 Sullivan Building SHOW .CASES PLE Bhow iTS VF Bee SETUATIONS WANTEE I » ae flrer 7 as Aa SOLIOR men tscoe & with RA Case Ce., ' “ SrrRetAL MIN) Kets t ther countries, and a) business at avenue Value New 1400 F “STORATHY AND Witte noUw 48-610 Coed ete Hor ne & rAiLons ANbepi 614% Beoond ave. TENTS AND AWNINGS cold gooda, ral ave Trenhe ACK TENTS and awnings—-Mésguito proot tenia, mining hose and canvas beats, army duck tents and foldir > beds, the “Geld Medal” kind SEATTLE Tw * AWNING ©O., wholes manufactur- ers, Marion « 1 West TENTS, awnings, fleas. et Alaska outfitters goods; goods made to a ents notice First « Ja TINNERS % FINLAY & hobs, Green 104i, PHANS Pt COMPANIES i tHe I { Transfer Company. Tel ephone, Main 826, Office, 69 Magion , M ne heavy freigtht, wat machinery and furniture and ple hor boarded HIRES Tranafer Go., Main 860. UMBMELLA Hier AarniNG = UMHRELUAN manuiactuted; recovering and general repairing. 900 Second ave- nue Robeson Hros. ~~ WAN ED-RRAL ESTATE ~— HOUSES AND LOTS WANTED, WE have cash customers for houses, lota cottages, stores and modern dwellings ia all parts of the city The only way to well your property is to advertise, aad as we spend TWO THOUSAND DOL LAR® & month for that purpose, it fol- lows a8 @ logical conclusion that we can weil it List your property with us, aod our photographer will take a ‘view of it, which will be published in ‘half teoe’* in all the leading newspapers in the city. GEILMAN - AMERICAN INVESTMENT COMVANY, 518 Third Avenue. WANTED—One or two cheap build- ing lotsa for cash; state particulars; private, Address A, Chalmers, 1908 First avenue WANTED TO RENT—HOUS WANTED TO RENT WE will rent your house, cottage, store or rooma, if desirable, to reliable ten ants, within seven days or pay you ¢ month nt Or we will assume the care and nagement of your property and pay you six month's rent in ad val jerman-American Lavestment ‘ 18 Third avenue WIKRE, TRON AND PLATING PACTPIC Hail & Plating Works,” 2920 Te When buying articles advertised is this paper, speak of the Star,