The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 24, 1905, Page 8

2 DR. CHAPMAN DENIES THAT = fisiintse has consented that it shall app: Q Have you anything to say con cerning the rumors which have been afloat in the city with regard to the vicee If any compensation is re 8 THE dit will be entirely a move ent on the part of the people, We » of this critielam in Seattle than in any other city we Ithas been frensied able? A. By no means jout & pastorate, During my pasto © | have been pastor $,200 and a Sunday schoo! amoun ing to 6,900, and I have no healtatt if you averago}in saying that have heard is untrue with the ordinary pastorate as to} writes me to ask efit ie true that ] Not an evangelist in this company4 real sattefaction ? ' in a race at tl has made any charges for his ser A. [have been In the ministryin “ahead of the bunch since 1882-—that is, 23 years r) Well, it Credit H eusefurnishere—FREDERICK & NELGON (ine.)—Complete Hotel and Club Furnithers Comp SPRING GREETING FROM FREDERICK & NELSON’S THE STORE OF THE PEOPLE It has never been our policy to hold an opening in the formal sense of the word. On the contrary, we have tried to have everyone feel that each hour of the day and each day of the week is an “opening” here—that we always have our best foot forward and that visitors are always welcome. This Spring finds us so busy, however, and there is so much more to see than there ever has been before, that we realize that unless some special steps are taken to give folks an opportunity outside of regular business hours to see Frederick & Nelson's of 1905, many will not appreciate the vast strides this store has made. Then again, despite our ef- forts to make everyone feel at home, we know many good friends of this store won't come in when just “looking around”—seem to feel they ought to purchase. And so, for these various reasons, we have arranged for next Wednesday and Thursday evenings not a formal open- ing—formality is not in keeping with the democratic spirit that prevails in this store—but to keep “open house” in a gen- teel way, so all who wish can come in at a time when no goods will be for sale, when many others will also be “just looking around” and when our time will be entirely yours to command without your feeling that you are keeping us from waiting on trade. You will find much of interest, we're sure. No newspaper description can convey an idea of the charm and beauty of our Spring stocks of Furniture, Floor Coverings and Draperies. Be sure to come in and see them for yourself. If you prefer to come in during the day, by all means do so—you're more than welcome. If you've more time in the evening, just remember that we'll be here next Wednesday and Thursday evening from 7:30 to 10:00 o'clock especially to receive you. Positively no goods sold during these hours, Announcement This Store Will Keep Open House From 7:00 to 10:00 Next Wednesday and Thursday Evenings POSITIVELY NO GOODS WILL BE SOLD DURING THESE HOURS, While we are always glad to receive visitors, pressure of business often prevents their seeing the store to best advantage. Then again, many folks are too busy to come in during the day who can readily come in the eyening hours. We want one and all to know Frederick & Nelson's you don’t know what progress we have made, Come in any ever, for next Wednesday and Thursday evenings from 7 here to show you around Come. You'll see the largest and finest stock of Furniture we've ever shown; the most elegant and compre hensive stock of Floor Coverings in the Northwest; a Drapery Department replete with beautiful fabrics; a com- lete Crockery and Housefurnishing Department, and a »ve Department in which are shown the best Stoves and anges the market affords. Xo one will ask you to buy consideration. We hope to see you SEE THE NEW 1 haven't been in the store for some time We extend a special invitation, bow The store will be in Spring dress and we'll be If y f cx 30 to 10:00, of 1905 time. urse vt buy, as no goods will be sold during the evening under any FREDERICK & NELSON (Inc.) ARRIVALS IN- in fact you canr here Dining Suites. | Fabric Covered Couches. Mission Clocks. Folding Beds. Library Suites. Office Chairs. | Book Troughs. Ostermoor Mattresses, Bedroom Suites Library Cases. | Bedroom Chairs. Buffets. Parlor Suites. Novelty Card Tables, Dining Chairs. Mission Chairs. | Tea Tables. | Wardrobe Couches. Chafing Cabinets, Mission Pipe Racks, Odd Reed Pieces. | Nursery Chairs, Iron and Brass Beds. Mission Lamps. Morris Chairs, Cradles. Dressers. Mission Center Tables. Highboy: High Chairs. Napoleon Beds. Storage Chests. Hall Seats. | Baby Walkers. Hall Mirrors. Germlemen’s Chiffoniers. j Leather Goods. | Cribs. Desk Chairs. Metal Costumers. | = ion Rocker: | pe Rockers. Jardiniere Stands. Reed Goods. ission Candelabra. | ice Seats. Sideboards. Mission Library Tables. | Combination Bookcases. mr Cor ae Music Cabinets. Mission Parlor Tables Footstools. | Sony Jumpers. Office Desks. High Grade Wardrobes. | Serving Tables. / Children’s Iron Beds, Chiffoniers. Cheval Mirrors. Complete Reed Sets. Office Reception Room Fur- High Grade Mahogany Bed- | Globe-Wernicke Bookcases. | Parlor Cabinets. niture, room Furniture. Davenport Beds. | Hall Trees. | Magazine Racks. ee wet oo nad. | is on | fie lie aden | a rettes. ar es. bra ic e ‘ Piano Stools. Library Desks. | Suites | Upholstered Reed Furniture. Piano Chairs. Dressing Tables. Mission Smokers’ Tables. Pedestals. Weathered Oak Screens in Art Burlaps and Denims. Umbrella Racks, Mission Den Tables. | Shirt Waist Boxes. Auto-Valets. Piano Benches. Tile and Opalite Refrigera- tors. | Four-post Beds. | | Porch and Lawn Furniture. | Morris Rockers. All Combination Davenport Beds Specia'ly Priced Until Tomorrow Night | these convenient furnityre pieces, so we did not buy them Previous to this season manufacturers had not perfec sirable Combina- This year, however, constant effort has borne fruit in the shape of the thoroughly practical, simple and tion venport Beds we are now showing. There is nothing about their mechanigg fo get out of order, and years of constant service will not impair their usefulness When in use as Davenport there is nothing about their appearance any 1m than that of an ordinary Davenport to suggest a bed. When you wish to use for sleeping purposes, two motions of the arms con vert the Davenport into a full size bed, with plenty of room for bedding. Under the seat there is a full size wardrobe box for the storage of bedding during the day. There several styles of the Davenpx Beds, but all work on the same general principle They are in golden oak, weathered mahogany finish and genuine mahogany; covered in assorted velours, em bossed Verona velours, genuine leather, wool and medallion tapestries All of these Combination Davenport Beds are covered with particular care, as the makers realize that they receive m of our complete showing is cordially invited, whether you of ordinary beds or Da Your inspecti double the use enports. wish to purchase or not. THESE REDUCTIONS Pi EVAIL TODAY AND TOMORROW Frame and Covering Reg. Price. Special Price Frame and Covering Reg. Price, Special Price Solid Mahogany, Silk Velour $145.00 $97.00 |= Golden Oak, Tapestry . $55.00 $36.75 Solid Mahogany, Silk Velour $125.00 $86.00 = Golden Oak and Mahogany Finish Golden Oak, Leather : $125.00 $86.00 Velour ; ; $54.00 $36.00 Solid Mahogany, Wool Velour $105.00 $72.00 | Mahogany Finish or Golden Oak, Solid Mahogany, Verona Velour. $90.00 $60.00 Velour . + $50.00 $33.50 Golden Oak, Leather ‘ $90.00 $60.00 We have a few patterns of Davenport Beds which worl Solid Mahogany, Persian Tapestry $88.00 ar OD on a principle son t different from those mentioned Golden Oak rona Velour. $85.00 07-00 | abo hey are reduced in price like thi Solid Mahogany, Velour i $8 1 .0« $54.00 Frame and Covering Reg. Price. Special Price ' ere \ ir. $72.00 $48.50 | Golden Oak, Velour $45.00 $30.00 Eee PE $44.50 | Golden Oak, Velour . $30.00 $20.00 THE GREAT MAJESTIC RANGE WAS AWARDED THE GRAND PRIZE, HIGHEST POSSIBLE AWARD AT THE ST, LGUKS WOBLE'S FAIR We have for years main tained that the Great Majes tic Range im the best article of its kind in the world, and Superior Floor Coverings | Are Here at Lowest Prices | ..Our immense output compels manufacturers to give us ir best prices and this price advantage becomes yours ken you buy ef us. Our Fleer Covering patterns have been persanally srtected im the Bastore mortuts to moet the | dtmanda of eu teat, fre thom, } | the award to it by a commit *rize at. the St. Louis Sense of fie fiat protects af Oriental wanvecy are World’s Fair in open anne rears, gil greed on am eutroraty hw of profit tion with ranges from all Pivtx uke aotieiom » caltet to the line of Imdia Carpets. Bome & team ecm were made at Amritses, India, espe- chaly ter ww. Bais for firme booklet concerning India Rugs. | over the world proves our as sertion beyond possibility of refutation, 4 “ = = — SRST ee ~aeeee] Frederick & Nelson to, |'i.ca" Majestio Range | cut‘ Second Ave. Madison and Spring Sts. wise | ghetrigerator a» ea SEATTLE STARX—MONDAY, APRIL 24, yoars of that time I have been with r of tant city churches of an and one great peo # chtrch with a membership of t on the work | am do CELEBRATED REVIVALIST GIVES AN INTERESTING INTER- [tho ontire year, An evangelist can | ing now is many times more diffi . . t 5 only work about eight months in the | cult than any work I have ever tried VIEW ON THE FINANCING OF THE BIG RELIGIOUS CRU | year: for the remaining four months|to do. But the satisfaction is an SADES CONDUCTED BY HIM AND HIS ASSOCIATES his income t# entirely cut off, None | measureably greater Jof these evangelists, but what] Q. What i distagteful about your Pe Ba tee ET could increase bin 4 ©, and cer-| work? tainly his comfort, and mightily de A. ‘The fact that I am so much in (This verbatim interview with Dr.;enormous financial profits of the} crease his hard work, if he should] the public eye and am up to be erttt Chapman was secured by the Star | evangelists in Seattle? enter a pastorate cleed by all who wish to take @ and the “today editor” of the Star} A. Only this: that everything we] Q. How does this work compate| whack at me. On@ good mother pd and came Seven should ride in a race I would want 1908. } to come in ahead, but the facts were! I simply we bh oback riding | with three other Christian gentle mon | One of our evangelists overheard two young mon in a Seattle drug |wtore saying that the evangelists had received $15,000 for their work | When he Informed them that they }had as @ matter of fact received | b ne they immediately sald: | nt 1 must be so, they stop at the | Whahington Hotel.” Ag if it were @ i to be clean and live like # gen tidman What criticlem do you distike ngut? | A. Tam aware that 1 must ex-| eet to be talked about and be turn led down by some, but the financial | eriticism is most unjust and up mrfair, Peple Wil pay a great ifiker 66,000 for a aingle might, che | World applaude either a lawyer or a! dactor able to command an gxorbl- | fant fee, but if a minister secures Mdeent living he is scorned by some sift by any chance he should live in any special comfort, he is under tae Pbdn of suspicion. } Tt in a queer world we live in ts It not? Q. Just what are the financial ar fangements you make when enter ing a city Whe Seattle? A. 1am glad you ask®d me this Wo simply » wt thet our trave ing expenses be paid from the last | point of service; that we be enter: | tained at ome place satisfactory to | the local committee; that the salar. | les of the singers be provided, ana! beyond that no charge ts made When we enter a city we at once ae |elst the local committee tn raising the necessary funds for their work No charge is de for the services of the evangelists, If they are paid at all, ft im because the people | choose to do so. And no sum of money is ever insisted n. Oneot| our evangelists closed an Oregon en \wagement, and received only $3.00 | above his expenses for two weeks | work Q. Do you like Seattle? A. Immensely—it is going to be the great metropolis of the great | Wont. | CAN'T | Style or qualit and stiff hate, Call and N. Brooks & Co. 1391 2nd ave. - | The best place to get good value in Rubber and Cotton Garden Hose | he Rubber Store, 7141 | “PRENZIED FINANCE” IN MAY EVERYBODYS MAGAZI> WINDOW SC MOPTTOW cocecssrece conererserssessecesose shesees New Desian Fancy Sereen Door Lawn Sprinitens—G Handsomely Ornamented—All ines: ing apefikiees AX6-#, 210x610, SuT feet, sold elme wor th: we where at $2.00; ehelee tomorr $6.0 wo Sow worth wo apecta th—-All widthe t to your order | "Ten Big Specials From Our Immense Stock of Royal Granite Steel- ware art Climax Royal Granite Btee Guaranteed ( Heels worth morrow “FRENZIED FINANCE” Downrlght | $90.00 Brussels Rugs $19.08 bes patterns to ch ta value $30.06 ne t Pair but supported the conatructior spring ie so perfect that sagging is impom wt value 160 62.19 B25 Hed for H&-White Knameted srumne ie. . values Heds L6 and 46 In handsome 2.0; a pair $1.48 a W Dressers for 14.0—Bolid Onk |” Dresser nerpentine swe throughout, top 2x44, French plate mirror 2x0, diamond st brass trimm ed dresser, t ue § just 12 at the low price 8.0 Bed for 1.2 “ Iron Hed neat ner , apindle nturdy ry ORe at “FRENZIED FINANCE” MOWERS Seven years’ teat is a good one on & Lawn Mower. We are in a ition to rantee our Mowers imatisfactory, and after you give! thém a trial if you are not satisfied | refurn them to us and «et your! mgney back. Prices from $3.75 up. GEO. H. WOODHOUSE co. 1405 SECOND AVENUE Camp Beddin o# Feather Pillow—Covered with | Wh Croeh I t Bed Spread md atrong ticking, we guarantee al to be ail, feather, and are beds wilt w free. from “impurities each ; weight. each o B iee Gcldne come plliow: came | WASH G 750 | A Beautiful Pins Thousands of Cotton Blankets for Camping—in gray, tan and white ail wlacs and weights. et per pair BBe, g 0, Ge and 490 1 Woot king Gray the Heavy Just xed the for material ing in dots. the new graye, price with pure each but the fact of being able to chox you Point de Venise Lace All-Over Yok inge—In extra quality, pretty pat- terns, popular patterns, stylish and suitai © yokes, sleeves and tire waists, white, butter a to $2.00 a yard de Ports and Fine Oriental Lace Kdges, Point de | Venise Bands and Galloons, Ba- | } | te and Venise Appliques and in 4 de widths and up to Bc and Antique fine Chotee_ Cluny DR MILNE, DD B,D 4 Mow Manag! ing Director Crown Dental Oitioes ot Philadelphia. Located at ed U-18 HINCKLEY BLOCK. 117 BECOND AVENUB Ind. 2648. Established 1890. GAeF AIR Dep't Store Second Avenue, between Pike and Pine. Just Above Pike St. SHOWS A LARGE AND WELL SELECTED STOCK OF INFANTS’ OUTFITTINeES PRIC: LOW, QUALITIES HIGH Teeth Free All This Week Set TEETH $3.00 Fit or No P. Crowns $3.00 Fillings | Bridge Work + No More Dread of The Dentist We have the patent extract, fll and apr ut the least pain ¢ and we will examine mouth i frte and convince you that we do 4 we advertiae, and tell you in ad vance what your work will cost, No Harge for painless extraction when nets are ordered. All work guaranteed 15 years. Hourse—8 a. m, to 8 p. # Bundays, 6.30 to 1 | OHIO PAINLESS DENTISTS ke, Cor. Third and Pike. Fram the maker to the wear. | 1418 BECOND AVE. and ‘eta, Linnie | ca Dane ollie | strated songs, the rr. . Perl | Geri, in Krophy pric white shepherd check dard percale, bi front the back F tache braid, Girls’ Drese—Made of standard price Ge| cale, colors k and light Made of good quality | yoke trimm with lace insert pereale, yoke of fancy plaque with | and box plait of pique, finish two box plaits, ruffie front and | with feather stitched braid, r back. trimmed with colored lace front and back, als insertion, pink, blue and red. feather stitched bra full skirt “4 Drene— Made Girls’ Drew Of very Girls aingham of shepher colors with feather stitohe pink, bl yoke of white All Cars Transfer To The Price Cutter Has an Elephant on His Hands ONE WEEK MORE EVERY THING Our $ Ideal Kid Gloves D4e Our $1.50 Centaur Kid Gloves $1.13 Our $1.00 American Lady Corset 75 Our 50c American Lady J. 8. Girdle B8e pe On Kayser" Silk Glove ..496 Y Yj, Om Kayser” Lisle Glove 45e Yj Our fe Fancy and Plain Hose 38¢ Our 260 Fancy and Plain Hose 19¢ Our Ladies’ Belts 196 And so on throughout our entire stock. Remember, this sale ends Saturday evening, April 29,, 2Be ICH BHT SON & KELLY LOT PRices 1112 Second Avenue Opposite the Lumber Exchange. Yharity Ball, tomorrow evening. Theator "The Most Popular Theater.” Russell & Drew. Managera yard 106 Randa and Insertions—In beautiful pat Top terns, fine quality, extra wide and Oriental Lace Edges, Braids and exceptionally well made; worth up Ineertions—In most bea ful pet to yard terna. site creations, finest | Oriental Lace All-Overs and Point anit white, butter, ecru_ and de Venise Yok In niece quality Paris shades; worth up to 2.0 =| choloe pattern atter, ecru and yard $1.49 | white; worth $1.0 a yard n very | A_1 Spring and Summer suiting them in fact; and suiting their 1 Children’s Dresses—Made of plain | cape of same material finished to | : tt classic gingham, three box | match yoke, full skirt w p' front and back | belt. colors pink. blue and ox full wkirt with deep hem piue | sizes 4 to 4, price a x-blood, sizes 2 to 5 yen Dresses—Made of JOHN CORT, Mer. Both Phoges, 65. POLLARD LILLIPUTIAN OPERA TORIGHT! TONSGHT! COMPA TONIGHT, 7 SDAY NIGST, A Real Funny Comedy, % WE oe MATINEE, ‘i “A GAIETY GIRL,” A GAL FROM ALBANY = | Wednesd and TpursdaP rights, th “The Gi Friday and Saturday American Millionaire.” mgtinee—"A Runaway Girl,” ‘opular Pollar Few front and 600, Next Week—"The Two Orphans.” Prices as Usual Both Phones 567. Don't forget the Good Shepherd Charity Ball, April 25, a hte “An Saturday OuT © Violent Slump In Prices of SCREEN DOORS AND - REENS IN MAY EVERYBODYS MAGAZINE—OUT TOMORROW in some instances UNDER HALF should cause no end of excitement. butter to We Handsome Pr ‘oint wmertic ) to $1.0 “FRENZIED FINANCE” IN MAY EVERYBODYS MAGAZINE—OUT TOMORROW. Sulting Seattle Girls rents f feat th b M4 THM ARCHE 104 TOMORROW. and Parts shades: al as the Bargains in Home Furnishings wn in Be Sure You Get Some of Our Good “FRENZIEO FINANCE” IN MAY EVERYBODYS MAGAZINE—OUT TOMORROW. A Stir in Wanted Laces The circumstances governing these remarkable underpricings would probably not interest ¢ the prettiest and most desirable Laces at figure Here's the storys ‘an Potnt de Venise Batiste and Oriental Appilques, Galleeat: fine ne ansorted pattern a yard wit! her jan pie 18 THE MAN WHO BUYS HIS 903 SECOND AVE. FOR HE SHALL HIS FIRS Phones—Sunset, dependent, 1751. Five carloads of new fresh stock priced for the benefit « ca re t Thi will positively be the crowning sales event in our Aly I ase cro Doors direct from the factory to you; 2-6x6-6, 2-8x6-8, 2-1¢ ar 71 : ‘i fringed all a | material and * $1.98 t $15.00 IN MAY EVERYBODYS MAGAZIN E—OUT TOMORROW, ; j ‘ ; 1 ’ ’ ’ ’ ’ : ; , ’ ’ , ’ , ’ * ’ * ’ ’ = {