The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 11, 1904, Page 2

“THE WAY OF THE KE — WILL SOON BE M0 Won ONE OF THE QUAINTEST STREETS IN PARIS 18 TO MAKE WAY Nearly every man carries in FOR A BROAD AND MODERN THOROUGHFARE his fist the power to hew out his financial destiny. | His success depends u ability to save money pon his We Pay 4 Por Cent intorest on Savings Accounts | OED TORS © James D Hoge, Lo erdinand George 1 wor A. B. Btewart, John B Emanuel | Rosendi x, N. B Union Savings & Trust Co. 112 CHERRY STREET. Seattle Agents: Bank Nome, Nome, Alaska. eS AMUSEMENTS. es Alcazar “jj... Phonee-Sunset. Main BG; tnd. A 108. STRUCK ANOTHER WINNER! HUNDREDS TURNED AWAY LAST rT ot Cape} | HD REDMOND and © A MAN OF Per Three More Night Gay Matinee. Night mpany tn MYSTERY and Wednés- | Satur Curtain at s Avenue Theater Ye and ie and ICES: Night, Me to So. Matinee, | Newspaper Enterprise Ass'n, tl t demolition Se and One of the a TONIGHT All Week and Saturday Matinee. an: Which was demé © not & vestige will rem ther. ‘The Rue de la Clef owed tte name to the prison, which, in the Ifth tary, was an asylum for women, hav- ng @ large gilt key as a ste | Under the Revolution, the Sainte font ae Pelagte asylum was transformed into ff saints Comtemplating the purchase of @ a prison to receive a portion piano, organ or piano player, now oF im the future, come to um We 4 we the largest assortment of any 4 in Washington. As to prices. "f come in and let us quote them. Zou will be benefited. Anyhow, it cost you nothing to call and tn- our stock. We bave them at prices. We have the famous Chickering Pianos, the oldest in yen the best tn the world. We! f the po- litical suspects for whom the pre sional government had diffi provid arters after the 4 of the Bastile. Saint its traditions of polit : being used almost solely for - iitien! dust deed was done Bary Hessen Flob M. Cable, Kim-/ Bef, Haddorff, Peare, the new D. §& lon Co, all of sterling worth Gibsewistest merit. We ste} you the benefit of purchasing on the or instalment plan—-a small sum @own | ‘ @nd each month thereafter until paid. O14 instruments taken In ox-| change. New pianos for rent. Good ' Bargains in second-hand instru-| _ Mente. We also have THE SIMPLEX PIANO PLAYER, kiman and Doettiger Cetumbia Graphophone and ama\ ip (= saat ge ° 040010 0 musical instruments of all kinds. Or nk Sidi es 22020000 *%~6 | Shiekde and Bhe | Beh slat ar | DS JOHNSTON (0 |SEATTLE LOSES SATURDAY OAK? RTLAND 6 e . a BAN April Onk 903 Becond Ave. Burke Bidg. AND SUNDAY TO THE ANGELS again and to the woods ———————— ——— ed Saturday's game, by am hing out r hits © fourth Inning b TEETH Ca Ie z lost the day for cy w ft ct £ GELES ir —la ‘ 7 CUT RATES FOR 90 DAYS fee Serre 2 OS Se gation. The score an extraordinary oppor-| Anscies won the ne of tet RHF tunity te Save your teeth sttended With Seattle at this city in 8! Portland . ee Sey to by specialists at a slight advance| !i#tiese and uninteresting game yer-| Oakland 2 9-3 on cost. terday afternoon. The intense heat) UNPRECEDENTED PRICES | which reached the 10 mark was FRI TACOMA 5 thought to have been somewhat re-| FRESNO, Apri Nine m mente wire onaible for the poor performance| from the northern City of the Dead the part of both tear were stuck ar d the 4 the us aturday a ‘ game wae arming tron <, -PROR) S oe Bare a“ ohe acting (wh n work is ordered) v w « es al a a FRE w who nme D| held Low Angeles 4 te seven thita . i 2 30 cannot eat wit b 4 12 ‘4 +3 pecialist. Te A| Ane - a ° ‘ freirecrear guaran e . ? ““Baston Painless Dentists | ES 1422. SECOND AVENUE, LACROSSE MEETING | Opp. Bon Marohe. | Bours, 90 to 6 daily; Bunday,9 tol a al cf ndinea with a single} n the part of Los An- tirek. | with the # the game Loe Ang ‘| MERCHANT DIED | FRES game be Tacoma w Yesterday's Francisco and|. & good one. Although . | the score seems to t tom walk-| R. C. Davis, a fur and dry good | over the runs tered and due| dealer, died on the trail while er | to timely hits coma’s failing to| route from White Horse to Dawsor make good with the stick comyjned | rec as taken {i} at P STANDARD AND DOMEST with a bunch of pped at the r Frisco the Score oP wing Machines acks ged to be game | < pend jas Tignes bel Prisco .....2 0 @ 1 £0 0 0 1-6) on his wa wie tun 2 —— Tacoma ...1 @ 0 0 000 6 O41) m and Gi Seay atten. OP-HEAD SEWING MACHINES ft a wife and three ine. sal er - PORTLAND, 2 OAKLAND, 2-4 eed, AT 916. | OAKLAND, 41 11.—Yest 1a. 0. Paced, ste All machines for less than one-half! ™orning’s game here resulte “ man, dled « the usuai price. equa, ne com ste ig game, n pwever, should March 24 as the 4 hen missions to pay at | rrer in the fiinth tied the scor : ae x ch. Mrs. 2 salle uperior batting in the afternoon| time of his A } i Fast gane— ees 2 ine’s Piano House [renin 00002 0000-2| c Corner Second and Union | Oakland 001900001—2) stylist HERALD, 18 Ba Druhot and Shea; Mos ON YUKON TRAIL THE > * THE and leave EFFORT AN from FNRN Jetern BLACK, this spr NAVY y's newes! BLUE, These garmen & i 2 g sty First Avenue SEATTLE CREDITORS ARE by the last HAS BEEN DOUBLED. Still Greater Cuts Have Been Made In order to accomplish this end. ENTIRE ISHINGS, SHOES, TRUNKS, VALISES, ETC., AT SUCH ined to wind up the sale this week, I WANT YOUR HELP. SHORT. As soon as the creditors’ ett T have put my entire stock of Men's S FRENCH WORSTEDS A STAR BARGAIN OPPORTUNITY YOUR LIFE GET TING UNEASY---They of this week. are I am equally as anxious NEW SPRING STOCK OF MEN’S TREMENDOUS demands have been satisfird, the wie will terminate. ffered hereabouts. ( I Here are some of th compare my prices with others MONEY SAVED é MEANS TO YOU. bargains that aw MENS’ HIGH GRADE SUITS anxious to straighten up th to get them out of the It’s doubtful if you will ever again have the privile HIGH-GRADE CLOTHING, REDUCTIONS. YOU CANNOT RESIST THE MIGHTY BARGAINS. yw. The gathering inclu ND OR SO uits into eight lots crowd the store all day tomort 1D SERGES, SCOTCH AND {RI , CASHMERES, ETC., ROUN INVISIBLE STRIPES, FANCY IXTURES, BLACK AND WH perb specimens of the ta ry detail as to fit and fashic lly looked after t styles, ar prite $10.00 reditbes The Colebrated See Bros. Hats are made « sular price $16.50 39 Creditors’ sale Cr sale 23 Suits; regular pric Creditors’ sale price— $15.00 Topcoats for $9. 00 of a fine grade of y hand-t sh Melton, in the popular light spring shades, stric Men’s Fancy Golf Shirts Next Door to Standard Furniture Co. | $10.50 18 bo sits; regular price $27.50. 1} Positively the Greatest Bargains Ever Offered In the Northwest Men’s French Lisle Hose In black and brown, fast colors; regular price 25¢. 3 Cents "reditors’ sale | Regular price $1.00. Creditors’ sale price— 35 Cents Creditors’ sale price— ot. 40 ‘Fhese are made of a fine grade of madras per- « in the y newest spring styles, unlimited | any shape; an le js atterns to choose m; two collars and | Avail yourself of & to match. | Come early, 1010—WOLF SIMON-—1010 - UNION MEW WILL PLAY ORGANIZATIO AFFILIATED ARE PLANNING A BASEBAL) LEAaug Plumbers oks and Waiters 2 ged form © LITTLE TALES i, te oe TERSELY TOLD) P22: =) Ech ites” are GAME WARDEN A. A, NICHOT Prosecuting Attorney W. F hrie have handed tn thelr resigna 9 the North Yakima comm Guthro’s pealgugton wag th COMPANY | provement ¢ | rebut of @ complicat hich grew fror . 4 tol 3a6 bis wend! % par. bees was appointed in March, but) A t ty " . 7 ‘¢ t . atl # court, and ¢ 41 M or and | follows @ petition ¢ him of. ints 1 a { Che | e n b st ea ne was » k with was * * s with syed car, senaeien CITY ENGINEER PUTS GAFF \ ® RE ae for the tract of burying rth} FOR BLOCKADING STREETS Aima’s paupers has resulted in a A to bury ¢ rpaee at the rate ENING the cooking | of one cent p ty gineer Ar . * i) h rT a f ‘ den the er works Saturday, b se of the up which are t <* ry ib ruth alled ¢ r f traff its cars hunte Ause at t Yesler way acest : : and Occide ghar od RANT Pa April 11 The Blackwell was 4 was obi her of te Genator Hill andl to take the brunt ef the atteok, teat three other 7 ne were burned te © of any other official of the| death saturday in a fire hich | He pr 4 to take up the festroyed the senator's ence r with Manager Grant WASHINGTON, April 11.—Prest-| mut not least, the fire departument nang . ent I eit bas sent to the| beon for a long time inconventeced by e fo. tho butted A. N,| the blood It becomes a positive vening, The! Kepolkal as judge of the second| danger when the appar s of the fire nt must pass the pol k| Freight cars on tho Yesler wa wed to stand at the ter $ and wagons are consta joaded there, are allowed to stand territory partr: of Hawati New ¥« ©, April 11 A FIRS Mrs. Botkin w int store. EVERY ge to choose HATS, DON’T DE- jes JUARE CUT, IN ITE MIXTURES,ETC., all the particulars: Here ; regular price $20.00. LOT 8 ored throughout. a to save. this opportunity First Avenue a sale neeced out of $10 yesterday ‘by @ check swindier. The check was mr | in favor of J. Hansen and signed by J. D. Smith C. W. Sau | will address t WILL GO WHALING nae the whaling ok again this t the sche est whalers on the Pa made and es, will try He will fit year. Charles abou The Olga, which t Dutch H wel r the middie of this month has been tied r for the winter into a gasoline LECTURES TOMORROW Cor Aer Salvation arr at the Grand oper Lat 3 A. W t ofthe mur Mrs, Ids Henrietts at times, making | ¢V¢! ew F al {Deane was a : \ ns intolerat | mu " ; 1 pw ae enna | ing » and OVER 24,00 f | mart leo] Rev. Ira river, who thinks! graph views of the buildings of the thelr way dow oY 1 | her’ that the coi cial supremacy of | army and the work tt # 1g | set. the world will ultimately rest In Se- will be shown, ~ ak Saad Fi ev Gri Bta de: Inv cot in ple cor ma and