The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 28, 1904, Page 5

THR. SRATTLE STAR MONDAY, aoe a on n the lots and let leases. It is understood ady being Grafted Lel@r's arsenal within the stock — MET PENNEGAR APPOINTED nae ——= ares <a | tects and that several w - beon appoir genoral superintend to specific s under Paw ‘Tonio a my nt of the General Service company tf ants, of : at the head of the work of . will mp tn tv r mantiing the exhibits at the St Py ™ ¥ quich suburban bulld Louls fair, He has stated that all A AT UNIVERSITY ina nee “ find : ne particularly | the exhibits will be off the grounds : A’ real estate dea sae ees tine Washington Logeing. and| SOARD OF NAVAL OFFICERS ARE TRYING TO ASCERTAIN | by March 1, 190 Gy Berippn News Ass'nt forring @ Capitol t was Cor Mead affressed the att y 1 Brokerage company, Saturday, a WHY THE WYOMING RAN ON THE ROCKS SPRINGFIELD, UL, Nov. 28.—|eluded teis morning e university at Deny a , t m in the selling | her comp of militia was or-|residence lotsa between 4 { securing Are joes was inay N i or} a d to Zeigler today in response |pect and Bast ¢ r morning. on ‘ being from $9 to} to an appeal from Sheriff Stein, who | fronting on E nth ; preciated ‘by eolal or had ju teame u m the t " w « tase No, 2 was left at the @ld rate,| At 0:40 this morning the govern: | to was fired on nd again to-|A. Moore to Turner, : the stude reciting th » $4.50 arene Enel “aeead eaten, eee | aiteoes ae Jay. It is reaported that union min- Phelan : , [some of his best known composi- t p started by the be ; . ‘ r * Wi mathe “4 1 Had Herbert and Rudolph Armatrong, - ent loge along the sound, |“ ‘ gh Bape Lit | Sted 9 and 14, were committed to ¥ The ation comprises the a. |™ Island navy y ard, | ah ia | I é ~ pot lee - X S |panies. The cut of $1 per thousand y a i to ty - L t ; edb . a ea tition of their x who. lives v ano jon the flooring lumber is expected | M Beg Boe Ricco gan rp Bt mie fee Soe oe - Auburn youngest . peruse |to liven the market to né all ex ee eee ae | on ; oe os Joes not more than A" - tent “ig a eae tien a cam fered leaks. | & ¥O8 ne 1 to be a Cheap Four-Roomed Cot ’ ' haat , feet ly a hardened minal and to tage and five acres of biliausness , . PB even worse, if 1 ' than his fine land on car line and . . . fie , 4. ° a bony , | elder brother, The boys were re lake only 5 separat y " probat n eyed ried cently convicted of pe cony On terma ¢ do and a a , - Jand have several times been caught $10 pe h. ¢ . APPEAL 223 steer ir Sa tl Ma a win | : 4 ‘ “ : oe ® ~ On int of their youth, J . ~ n stat mim he ell genes . : , Talimar 1 not want to send them A mi- | ‘ : the | tthe reform school, but finally de aux, th i : . . 7: as, }eem to be else to do. El Wa viewed oa with t 2 Gurthe tt * 1 Be th Ot the be much . - : beaux, at Walsh | "son of t by Captain Bleecker | Bargain Hunters, Attention hf pan onl City Offices, Roome 1, 2, ar gold filled cases, ‘ at his bh oh | | 8 Times Blook, or take free > th, $12.00, : 11 Greatest offering Men's afid Boys] 1 7. tof } boats at Rainier Beach 3 Deeg b art . “ litte nentnet the White Sar Boat House, on Washing HOUGHTON &@ " " i ‘ ton street car lins.. Office HUNTER, t will} ~ a, amyl es 0 gg and 20 Galesmen on 3 rt ent. | tain ¥. E | th ng returned a verdict in | Grounds ewelers. Wy K t f the def t 704 First Avenue. Seattle ; “ B whe are Union Bake to Wa A Walla tomorrow are Pa largost furniture store in the west Underwood , “the home of credit’”’ yes, your $ has much power here-- and Cafe e's" Try our Home-made Bread. 6 LOAVES FOR 25 oe one WILL FIX a Ballard | THE RATE DODDS FOO seraeessesees| it” in Seattle, indeed it is the credit store, original in its most liberal credit system—tast- is of Seattle homes. ven, that this store makes its credit buying plan the easiest, most liberal and sat- The final meeting of the finance | coment ttee to fix the tax levy takes | place this afternoon. The report of pond com ee must be made to the ris store is the “home of « ing in its influence in thous ~we say, and most truly said and p tore The It The rate will not of any Western power of the home furnishing dollar is greatest here—will absolutely prove of | be fixed at « than 14 ni h bility here where our “helping hand of credit” to Seattle homefurnishers is extended freely, liber- CANDIDATE FOR MAYOR ZOOK - determined attempt will be a made on the part of sev TALKS OF HIS POSITION | bers of the counct! to secure a raise | 'n the salaries of som parti ly the firer I @¥er the coming eb wens are putting fe improve ments, as the general fund will not be enat to make holiday buying its regular t te « share to tmp if It is called tory | ay in d salaries ers 00 required for the re ffreboat Snoqualmi e allowed. is wil $1 down $1 a week buys any Morris chair in the store —we mean to make it exceedingly easy and pleasant { purchases here. To show the power of the dollar and that we intend to make this “the holiday store” ' : 1 on terms of $1.00 down and $1.00a week. Any se- to allow of the ion of a garbage collection sys the latter months of assert that municipal pu one issue to be fought The sincerity of the party ts ises for the exigtence nis year than ever. before, we open our entire stoe® of chairs of more than 100 different kinds to select from tions made now will be held for Christmas or futute delivery if desired PETERSBURG, Nov. 2. protection of the admint Kuropatkin reports: “The of. been known for seve ove t of the Japanese They ’ f Mayor Ezant Chan on Saturday. con Zook, for kamDling wed till 4 o'clock in the after houses, was it is The fig ng was | istve argued that had the re gh the J ene advance was party had the purity of he ed by Russian fire. Although st year that it professes at| the fighting continued part ¢ resent time gambling would not | days, the spirit of the idiers co been permitted at all tinues excellent. No réy Candidate for Mayor Thomas| received of any fighting last night Hegdah! says that » the lasues + Workingmen, Attention Read the ad. of A. Bridge & ¢ the greatest (1 city e with him. “I want to assure Ballard that I am looking for an office a citizen, r honor, but oor | EXPANSION such,” said Mr. Hegdahi Bal first, Inst and al- ways, and bell in the purit NOW GOING ON. Integrity of the city If I am elected Furniture, Carpets, Ranges and the people place the and Stoves, some having been ity of dire cheer the affat used a lit at about one-half city im my bande I acsure them that | the original cost. iain aeerete = Haas the | BIG BARGAINS IN HEATING Tf I succeed in my endeavors I STOVES. shall feel that the satisfaction of One dollar chairs for 0c. knowing I have * something for Storage room in a brick bulld- the betterment of Ballard witl pay |§ '™& for rent Eiven my tne to the administration | DABNEY & WOODHOUSE responsibilit $10.00 “the Standard way” Pr ‘the Standard way $1 down- $1 a week 81 down—S1 a week $1 down—$1 a week A massive and heavy frame, of finest quar- Here's a solid oak Morris Chair frame that ts ot good, tered onk, highly poltwhed; front posts and This is a splendid Morris Chairs solid oak, very pleasing and neat; nicely finished; rved claw panel are deeply embossed; fitted with pat nicely finished golden or weathered; odd pretty turned side spindles; patent spring je; fitted nt spring seat supports and fine reversible panel sides; removable spring seat support; under the seat cushion; fitted with reversible $1 down $1 a week An axcollent solid oak Morris Chair, quartered oak, polished; deeply c feet; seat spring frame is remov simple and pleasing frame; arm tops a cushions; heavy spindles, A reversible cushi top arms are quartered cushions; finished weathered or golden. AD of the city, If I should fail to meet |} Complete Housefurnishers and with reversible hbions, The STANDARD price for such a chair it’s th oak, polished. A chair easily worth more igs, pes value at our STANDARD price anticipation of the citizens I Bole Agents for price is very small on this chair $10.50 way | than the STANDARD price of $10.00 a> wed dows ss NG . $9.50 shall still feel that I ha done CHARTER OAK RANGES 4 what I could to the best of my abil-| ity. 418 PIKE STREET. Phones—Jobn 81, Ind. A 1 “The issues in this campaign are not personal. It is not that any | man shall vote for me that I am a} candidate, but that T | doctrines of the citizens’ party and know they are for the best interests of the city.” Cevinwon’s Quality Store. All Bottles Full Measure. PortWine Do you want good Port W and yet not too exper Standard Port $1.50 Per Gallon It's Just BELIEVES ZOOK 48 ALL RIGHT If the citizens of Ballard do not think Mayor Zook is for running a clean town the v a look back to the saloon r bute 1 at the said a! ring. | ime | the Wine You Want FREE DELIVERY EVERY WHERE. Phone Us ou Ind, 644 bromine “The Christ made a complaint to the mayor, and | he at once brought it bfore the coun cil. There was about half the coun- cil thought it would be right to in terfere, but Mayor Zook sald it mu $16.50™ lop, and | ” 7) To i sllitaealt od “the Standard way the Standard way ‘the Standard way”’ the city ohibiting the dis- $1 down-$1 a week $1 down—Slia week $1 down--$1 a week the Standard way ~ 2 es ace - The heavy front posts of this solid oak Morris The heavy carved dragon heads on the arm signed by the mayor, and that ordi- || wholesale Store Catering to A very neat and strong pattern solid oak Mor Chair give it good strength and solidity; of | posts of this 1 oak Morris Chair give it an Quite a pleasing pattern frame, soll oak More nai onc renee Pitch ne Family Trade. ris Chair; heavy front posts; neat flat spin- | splendid pattern; has removable {xceedingly attractive finish; the odd rope Se ee rttehed, neal a many of the aw tentes odeeal 1200 SECOND AVENCS. dio sides; has strong patent spring under the spring seat begp@th the cushion; arm r | finished weathered or golden, patent. spring spindles and curved front posts, reversible en, Seet to hare dadoets oa seat cushion; fint clther weathered or | quartered oak; polished; finished gol | wader eek paamiana Gtalk’ Wie saauenee cushions, patent spring seat, finished “wage tmannartten bes: Magen golden. Well worth the STANDARD price | weathered ushior Achair that is an excellent value | ered or golden. You'll note the STA. atom $16.50 ARD price <Févérsible cushions. The STAND with the STANDARD price $20.00 | ce is very small ; IN DOUBT “the Standard way” | | ‘the Standard $1 down-Gi a weet | your way” The democrata held a Satur cht to de Solid Oak Morris Chatyyiwell finished ina pret- | @m@dit oot many are ia. fave ty golden and mahagany, neatly turned spin- | le | $1 down-$1 a week still @ larger number a Giles, fitted with Puls velour co * . ta | Another of the Mission style Solid Oak Morris There will be a conv versible many rns an ‘olor 1 Snowe finished weathered golden, has decide to have a ticket 1 makes it possible for one to have a | ted with r wuible cushios the STAND- agente tage dene Morris chair $8.00 | ARD price on this chair is very easy $14.50 up at onee. A good many Figo areies Standard Furniture ee mein ae Company 1088 te 016 First Aveune 1. SOHOENFELD & SONS SEATTLE BELLINGHAM————-TACOMA Gorner of Chestnut and Th 1 o ¥ Mue, tonight. Several speeches will Jara property fe made by leaders of the Citizens’ | north heir main gubject will be| Por Sal 5. » otwy £ DD xpiain why th ple should | FOR, S40 er, ua hy «2 the Citizens” ticket. sete fre be Vales a )