The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 1, 1902, Page 6

‘ ry al 7 rv) - Y r 6 THE SEATTLE STAR, ATURI C1, 1968 j ~ e gers of the order, as a token of eoone, 110186; ducks, 4@ise; chick-| 9@@®@ OD*2OS ORE @ ithe esteem of the members, | Mrs em, LpLA | | Alexander made the presentation | Honey —18qpite | @ leceved Dainty refreshments were Provisions | | ee rver { during the afternoon, which Fresh meat-Cow beef, 7¢ per tb; | 6 \"se spent in social tntercourne | steer beet, 7@7%o per ib; mutton, 6 The tenth annual ball of the cadets j Wether, 7%4c, ewen, 7% pork, MWe # the U. of W., will take place} per 1D; Veal, large, Be; small, 10¢ 9 ‘ pt 4, in the University Armory ; oP bei sage name, 18%c; breakfast |The committee having the affair in mncns, Be; Dellies, Ve " 4 Anil n simil poek. are confident that the event wets y uaet he: one raped om, See Are being organized Gaby on IMileg to this ; _ { will be aa successful as the previous | : grey ington timothy, nanan” » ot ext : Official List of Precinct aak hatte sa a |Western Avenue Trade Con-| $18.09: witaita, #1109 ; Company. We do not expect to Moin the ‘ i ’ GrainOats, $29.00; barley, $20.00 Vile ' | _ The Bi n Woman's Relief Corps, | iat M 82 0040p 22 ; , resnectfully ca en Booths for Tuesday's = [o.'"s5, “hela a very. interesting ditions Are Fair nabsinia: senice de rn, 946.0 ield, but respectfully call the attentiqn, pub. ‘ . wnte last Thureday afternoon, | Corrected dally The following ’ mY ] 1 , ac a Balloting everal new members wore tn-| ehlcms ole witha cotened tartke tae lic to the fact that ‘ jitiated and many applicati were| Western avenue was inclined to be| @uecer in round Jota on the dock or tn ‘ lrecetved, The corps isin a prosper at ~ ay , | | the cnr at Bentti« " jouw condition and has @ membership|)" ot par OM & opene? | Grain—Oats, $26,50@27.00; barley p Firet Ward of 7 briskly enough, but after about an! $1800; whea hicken feed, $20.00 { Firat precinet--Oftlce of Beattie ho i f. and Mra. Landian tendered the; hour trade began to fall off corn, bulk, t ; t corner Jackson a#ireet and Rail- |seniors of the university a reception) The variations in the prices of ees .. dy esi, fre rar beh = 4 road avenue last night at thelr home in Univers |oontinue to be t detuen Ot tae utter anhingt reamery, @ poond preainet--Chartes Allmond’s jity height Cards were playe ' eature of the Be; fresh | h biie ¢ pattern shop, 626 First avenue south the ning ar lioate refreah- | ™@tkets, A shipment from Oregon < heene-— Native hington, 1@ f Third precinet-—City stables, Lane | mente were served after the 1 night had the effect of further | Me ‘ street and Fourth avenue sou The ram of epremsing the price of local stock wastage He os Naac Bh er ( Fourth precinct of “ot Pr yterian ohure night |The cor 9 ‘ ; . tee Be My ever; SarneTs, ( ho 220 Becond avenue south ved A great attraction ye i ‘de Be mmission men today are glad | 1% | meen, BODIE, ‘ Fifth precinct—Office of Bhannon | bers pleasingly rend s anal" conta for fresh ranch eggs Livestoc ia ‘ own, Bc; ateern, ny , hotel, southeast corner Fifth avenue|were thoroughly enjoyed by the| 2 h¢ butter market ts firmer, but no = hua 64G7%4e; sheep, 6c; hogs, b@ south and Main street jlarge audience present change ta quoted today ‘eo Bixth 1 inct-Hagement of Bouth In the past few days an extraordl wer Twelfth avenue south and) ( Weller street |MARBLE FROM nary demand for fancy apples has Seventh precinet—Datber at sprung up. The best varieties are { Highth avenue south and Bradford ommanding the top prices. Veget oO { atreet PRINCE OF WALES | ables if general are slow, the supply Second Ward | an H. demand balancing equally. Re Firet prectnet—J Rutnick's were light today, consisting 4 storeroom, 1229 Jackson street. | xteen Tons of Fine Quality Stone | |r mo catty of cel cabbage and caull W ork Second precinct—Lee's bakery, 2302 aawes ; Jackson strect ee | Brought Down Third ecinet—Oltman's hall, 700 “ Twenty th avenue south | On the Al-Ki which arrived to J0BBING QUOTATIONS fF or Fourt inet--Holburn’a store a on l " co CTE yoom, 2216 Jackson street jday from Alaskan points, wore 16 (CORRECTED DAILY) " IS THE ORIGINAL Thire Ward \* me of marble from a new marble Nepean provy aoge vr | ¥ First precinet—A. D, Bich’a atore- | quarry ¢ kan, Prince of Wales/ao5ice, $1@1.25; eating applen, $2 66 You fecond precinct--Madrona council! W, K. Sheldon, superintendent of |4 y2 re, $1.20 nber- » u zrent Rae aVenue and Bast |the property, came down from thejries, $9.60 per barrel; pine Jefte a wr arry end w take the marble to| apples, $5.00 en ap P or r / Third prectnet—Mre, George Cor nino, where {¢ will be dreesed and | ar tat $1.00@1 ay get J Oo Swit moving machinery It is the FIRST co ny incorporated in thia state ey's bakery, 1625 Fast Madison atreet./cout into A t enh Bre as haan ad tin oe oneealng does the work of lighting for ville xi sirsiio asd ragyeep ee amet) ens sa oinAieen ba¥ ae -nvenient siabe for sam- | Orangen, $1.75@2.26; Himes, $6.50¢77.00 a ath : ern FIRST and ONLY company to build homes on the co-opep urth precine Madison pa ie purposes tar p you when you use electric ‘i Bi Pane ‘ ioe, Serene | angerines, $1.76; grape fruit, lan for the people of the state of Washington street and The ¢ i wning the property | $2.00@2.50. Nght. There's no work for you plan for the peor > ne wt y iin . jis heade Yat nin, a well Vegetables to do about it. No jar t Fourth Ware jknown figure in North Dakota, The Potatoes-—-$24,.00@77.00 a ton; beats fil, or wicks to trim, or chin precincet-Basement of city mpany’s property comprises 10} $1.00@1.25 per sack, carrots, 66 ¢P8bc , } ; ae corner Third avenue and Jet aime at Shekan bay, and the qual. | Per aack; uce, $1.40@1.00 per case; ney# to clean, or matches to ne ousan 0 ars n street ity of the marble is equal to the fam.| 'Urnips, 9c@S1.25; gariia be, cabbage trike. It ls the most convent. Beoond prec tne t-—Theneer dining |o vues Carrar marble of Italy The bh 10@ 1.40 per owt; husks celery, ent as well aa the moet brill. ai Columbia etreet |property was ¥y & prospect unt] per Cox; $2.60 jant ght you ean - Lird precinot—OMce of Perris ast summer, when Mr. Cronin be.| Per Wt: Chit peps $@00c; sauer a oe Ie being expended in Se This means that 9 contracts m | Marion stro ween [came interested in it and secured the | #P@4%, 7R@Sc; tomatoes, - $6.00 per tured from February Ist We were the first company § t and Firat a ue services of Mr. Sheidon as expert, | Tet? radishes die ber dos; t) ORLD t t surth ¢ net. Wolfe taflor | Devei/ pment work showed thar the | Darley, 20630c; ontons, $2.0062.78 per aa 1 VORLD to mature one co very 25—not one fa 400 Columbia street marble deposit extended over an| °%'! Parsnipa, e@S1.25: caulifiower, nor o in 10 N this. You can li in your own HOME fa Fifth precinet-—706 Beventh aver entire mountain and that it w very |e pumpkina li%e per tb; a $5.56 per month and $5 goes to pay your loan. NO RENE Bol Sixth precinct-—In justice's co | uniforn cog 1 wns SS WAS VERT I 5 $1.00 squashes. 24%¢; wax beans e Ss 2attle . ’ 4 ‘ form in quailty “ ° « INTEREST. Over 606 contracts in force. Get s home andige® room tn basement of county « As yet but little machinery tas | )2'* artichokes, ®e per dos: string ‘< ‘ - 4 po ‘ i house. |heen placed at the quarry, but the | DP&D* 14@20c, cucumbers, $1401.76 E le tri 2 C aa re ine ee Fifth Ward Jcompany expects to put in an up-to per box; Brussels sprouts, 7@tc; peas a 1 Cc AO. information. + vo 1 First preeinct—Ofice of Compton's |cate plant thie summer, At present | °°! ThUbard, 9 per Ib lumber yard, #t aide of Western Butter, Cheese, Eggs and Poultry we between Spring and Madison | } there is a foree of 20 men at work or Butter Washington 907 First the property; however, many more! creameriea, — wil) be put on 48 soon as ma | Bo’ : 6 prints oft ——., iowa Ave. inery now or can be wet Be or a, S66 * anch, 16@ Bix th sole wh mart y é: mm, hae er New wality, end) mar Fag y tn York, 134@ise; Wisconsin, 140: samples of it East to with | per cas rt, dam. $11 00@ 12.06 nd » . | Fork. 18@16c; Lim- product of the Carrara mit Career, 166170; tnsen 1egiie Gwiss, | Seatiet will be made the nanden or . ; ters of mpany, and the sale of} Kx : rs . cer fresh %, ¢ marble will be pushed from this Seaham” Qua ranch, 2@ ity | _ eatorn, wel California, eo ee Live poultry—Hens, 12612; large epring, 12sec; turkeys, 13@14e; geese ILLIONS |" : 1407 1 & é nd preeinct--Sweeney's plumb ing and heating store, 111 University atreet Third precinct--E. G. Hickerton’s auction room, Firet avenue, between n4 Pine streets rth pre t—W. D, Bastman's! . Fifth avenge and Pine street t found Electrical J t net-Theosophical hall rd av us Sixth Ward recinct—Office and atere- Union Transfer Co., | ecinct—T. F. Day's mis- First avenue reroom Monod enue tht t tasemnent of Den r * r Fifth avenue and Wall street Fifth pre t-Offce of Bowers hotel, Bixth enue and Olive street Seventh Ware Firat precinct—Basement of Awe dish ehurch, corner Pike street and Bellevue avenue, Second precinct—418 Pontius ave- nue. Third precinet 1202 Almy atreet Fourth precinot—-New high school bullding. Rroadway, near Pine street Pifth precinet-—L. M. Kirk's store- room, Rast i and Madison streets. Sixth prect J, F. @mith's store room, corner Marrizson street and Feteral avenue Seventh precinct Munford’s Rug Co., Hill's Co. real ew tate office, 2004 East Madioon street Flghth precinet-—John SBtanton’s residence, 2004 Mast Lake avenue, Righth Ward Firat precinet-—Ketth & Nisk's real ertatoc office, 429 Denny way. Becond prectr Pacific tory, M4 Harrieon street. Third precinet—Hicks & Jenner's arocery, 109 Aloha street, Fourth precirect—John Droutlard's shoeshop, corner Queen Anne avenue and Roy street Binth Ward Firat precinct—Office of Ray View rug fac hotel, Interbay Becond precinet—Ol4d Ross postof- fiee, 218 Fwing street Third prec! Ol hose hivuse, Fremont, Fourth prectnect—I. 0. G. T. hall, corner Mewett and Albion etrecta Fifth precinct—S. Payne's store- room, end of Latona bridge Hixth precinet—Cambel's Sunday school tent, Fifty-seventh north and Keystone. Seventh precinct—I. 0. G. T. hall lod@e Mo. 399 Bast Seventy-second street, near Woodlawn avenue Eighth prectnet-—Green Lake boat- house, end of Green Lake car Hne, Mra. A. W. Gilnon's place. BITS OF GAIETY A surprise party was tendered Mra, D. WH. Callahan this week at her home, 1415 Third avenue About 4 Lady Maccabee friends presented | her with a handsome emerald and diamond ring in grateful remem- branece for her efficient administra- tion as commander of Seattle Hive No. 8 of Ladies of the Maccabees Mrs, Caliahan ts servink her third term as commander of the hive, which {# the banner hive of the state. ‘The assembled company apent an enjoyable evening with music and conversation, Mise Elsa Deremeaux, a promising young pianist of this olty, left the forepart of the week for Rerlin, where she goes to study music un- der Godowsky Mrs. J Dere- meaux accompanied her daughter as far aa New York city, when another Gaughter, Mise Irma, is studying art. A woman's relief corps was or- ganized at Bothell last Wednesday. A number of ladies of John F. Mil- ler W. R. C. accompanied Mrs. Jen- nie V. Wilson, the installing officer, to Bothell. The visitors were served with a lumcheon, after which the tn- etallation of the new corps was com- Pleted The officers of the Bothell corps are: Mra, Ruth Bothell, prestdent; Mra. Rachel Keener, vice president: Mra, Nellie L. Lambert, secretary; Mrs. Nellie Bothell, treasurer; Mra, Alfee Bothell, chaplain; Miss Claire M. Rothell, conductor: Missa Josie Bothell, assistant conductor; Mrs, Mollie Beardslee, guard; Mrs. Pearl Ball, assletant guard The Alpha Gamma Sorority of the university, held a reception and card party at the ladies’ dormitory last Thursday afternoon. The young la- dies of the other college sororities were the gueste of the day, and a very enjoyable afternoon was spent by those present The ladies of John F. Miller, W. f. ¢., No. 61, met at the home of Mra Plisa Cole on Tenth avenue south, this week Mra. Cole was presented with a gold recognition pin by the | | Wheel OAKLAND, wife « Cal, March 1.—The if Erik O. Linbloom, the Nome aire mine owner, has brought © div * from him on the ground of cruelty She asks half the property, valaed at $4,310,000, and the custody of her 14-year-old daugh ter, KEGLEY’ IM Occidental Ave, Phone Main 495, OOFFEE For those who desire a good article pleases more people than any oth er sold; per pound . ROe 3 pounds Se NUGGET COFFEE and Mocha. very eweet and perso guaranteed as good aa *Y Can procure any where at ony price; our price, per pound ° ihe A Policy or Good Will During all these stormy daye that the Seattle Drug Trust has been try- ing to force the Kartell Drug Co. to raise prices with them. We contin- ued our policy of goodwill toward each individual member WE ARE NOT IN- TERESTED In regards to the prices they charge, but our debt to our patrons remains the same. A good dollar's worth for a good dollar, A few itema for Highest grade scientific blend. Java " | comparison: Rest Crear of Tartar, per Ib...460e | Best English Epsom prio per ib, Bensine, per ‘pint ‘bottle . Be Belladonna Porous Piast Se Electric Porous Plasters Ide Carter's Digestive Tablets, Casto orin, “a8e kind Violet Cream, 200 size Graduates in pharmacy. ee To Please You in Quality and Prico. Poulrry ee on 100 square feet 5c Barrows. Garden Rakes Garden Forks .. Spades, Shove Rainier Hadware Co, 4124 First Ave. T established $8 1890 Fourth ‘ane oe NO MORE BAD-FITTING SHIRTS E have just installed the latest machine for ironing men's shirts. Removes all fullness from the bosom, and makes a perfect fitting neck band. Phone Main 953 Five- Room Cottage $15 er Month Two lots in Madison Park, and five on Twenty- ninth and Hast John, at $50 apiece below market value. We have one of the neatest five room cottages tn Seattle on Brooklyn avenue, near the State univers- tty for sale, on exceptionally easy terms. The price fe $1300-—$200 down and $15 per month, Within five years the lot alone will be worth $800, romeo tnme Five lots on East John and Twenty-ninth for $125 aplece, That is $60 to $75 less than lots in the same neighborhood are selling for every day. It is a bar- gain. reas, Two of the best lots in Madison park at $206 apiece, Other lots right beside them sell for $250. Nioore Investment Co. 112 COLUMBIA ST. The Western Home Building Ass'n Head Office 318-319 New York Block, Seattle, Wash. Tacoma Office J. H. RICE, Manager, 24 California Bie Everett Ofice.. STATES & GOCHER, Agents, 25054 Hewitt Om. Spokane Office. GLASS & REDDIN, Agts. for Eastern Washi Good Reliable Agents Wanted thls tin ttt at snr ert Senset Oil & Refining Company | Sunset Of] and Refining Co. has just been incorporated, $500,000; shares $1. The property of the company consists FA | oll land adjoining the “Queen,” at Sunset, Kern Co., Cal. pany’s wel! No. 1 (represented above), flows at the rate of 100% of oil per day. The Sunset Ol & Refining Co.'s property land. We will PUT UP A REFINERY, beginning operations 60 days. The first block of 40,000 shares is mow on ye share. As soon as sold another block will be put on price, Officers: A. B. Graham, William M. Calhoun, Geccke tt am, Chas. E. Shepard, Ellis Morrison, J. N. Prather. Write for prt) ec“ ELLIS MORRISON, Asiistant Secretary. Mutual Life Building Charter Oak! We are SOLE AGENTS od the best range made. been in the lead for TY-TWO YEARS. It ts mage in St. Louis, and its tector covers ten square blocks, The Charter Oak takes the prémb | | va | | um at every Basten tien. We give yous tee direct from the that whenever the range @@} not prove satisfactory we wet refund your money. FURTHERMORE ‘ We wea one You 32.50 for ya Cae ond Hand Royal ter Oak May Have for Chicago Furniture & Stove one -4-6 24 Av? Main’ 759 Company 1332. Uae C has. G. nb OPTICIAN ive ot 216-218 Burke Rultding, cor, Second and Marion ——— AULTO CARPET Co. 1O2O Firat Av. cor. Spring the grip of fn the heads backor the body. | urwor ates / heart. pneum Quick D