The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 9, 1905, Page 8

TAR THE SEATTLE Complete Credit Housefuratahers Complete Hote! and Clud Fernishers FREDERICK & NELSON (ino.) PORTLAND CITY COUNCIL SEEMS HONEY COMBED WITH $i Cash and $i a Week, OR $5 Cash and $5 a Month BUYS THIS GRAFT —— (Special to The Stand ER PORTLAND, Ore., May 9.—The| inquiry of the Multnomah q@ounty grand jury into the charges of graft ROCKER and bribery preferred against city tats ninciimen is taking on broader pects and it is understood that mombers of the counci! not yet men leged Irregularitic will shortly be the under fire men pe & S00 Ptah gee The bribery statute in this state of, with ful tu eat is eweoping in its prohibitions, and back. Is built comfort ing somewha Sleepy Hollow” o names as a crime the any per ficial to offering of to to in favor of any measure suy popular of con on the any of | advantage him influence vote or struction. This rocker ts cov ered with Sterling leather ported by the one making the offer iste, Wilh wat bepek, desk ee ci Iman D. T. Sherratt wa again before the jury y rday and wear shabby he heavy steel underwent a igid examination ip spring which this Rocker relation to his allegations made on is mounted gives a pleasing the st that he had been of buoyancy which adds much to ¥ Sf | fered bribes by 8 H. Stowe and the comfort of the occupant . ; John Lamont in behalf of the tele Terms—$1 cash and $1 a week phone company now seeking & frar n° hy hise here. He reiterated the stor or $5 cash and $5 a mont that he had been offered polit price s- support for his vote " " The jury has also under consid erat the probing of frauds in $1 Cash and $1 a Week $1 Cash and $1 a Week J inici si or or— a jury's disposal by State Land Agent 5 Cash and $5a Month $5Cash and $5 a Month fi snd foes 6 rigera' OP ses any STEEL RANGE Ste |B 0.007 conc coms FUPEEEE SEES EE BOYS AND GIRLS Hush, Hush, Hoel Here Comes the Census Man! He's got @ big red book and he'll cateh you if he can, Me starts out on June 1, and before he quits he means to have the name of every youngster be tween the ages of 5 and 17 in * hs Great Majestic Range Was Awarded ” Grand Prize.. the city. The schoo! board ap- wi] pointed 19 of him Monday night and fitted each of him out with @ big red book, « #7 Highest Possible sane ful of ceyltortgen things, and the authority to take the census of all the little folke in town He is lable to pop in on you early in the morning when you are eating your bow! ef mush, and he is just a5 apt to swoop down on Award at the St. Louis HIGHEST POSSIBLE you when you are getting ready for the sandman after supper. Keep you eye open! Banas is the t We have for Great Majestic its kind in the that the icle of 4 to it errr eee eee eee eee ee eee ee eee *teeeeeee eRe SMI}H STARTS FOR | by a committ f expe the Grand Prize at the St. Louis World's Fair in open | ompetition with ranges fr 1 over the } pose age ipl oe ok yom pated CALIFORNIA ity of refutation | “i } (By Bertype News Ass'n) eT Lou M The Universal Bread Maker Thoroughly J ....0. 5 Mixes and Kneads Bread in 3 Minutes Joos ce. Sov This Bread Maker entirely does away with hand-kneading pd cee: anonag, A te: 3 MINUTES HALF HOUR the hands do not t ugh until it is ready to make up asian 6 rs > Poth, Bia into loaves kneader the action is such that the pap - : ; moisture is thor allowing every particle of ebiiaaa = ta ts withered te starch to exp The kneading is done bar to Calls r, thoroughly and evenly mixing —— ~ The dough after kneading, is left to rise In the DR. WILLARD DEAD | ith its cover, 1s particularly adapted to this use raising, a few tufns of the crank prepare the dough for Dr. Rufus Willard, aged 69, a plo ng up and placing in the bread pans. eer pt an of Uh ty, died By using the Universal Bread Maker the time taken to knead Monday ening at 1136% Bight jough is reduced from thirty minutes to three mi and eonth ave af B short iiness. | » work is done B ER, the result being bread which pow Dr. Willard crossed the plains & sesses a perfection of texture obtainable only by excellent kn 4g and thorough mixture of all ingre the ea ayn and was well known dients. Prices a as follows— throug t the estat Tt ag No. 4, Family size, having capacity of four loaves; factory p in the magazines—$2.00 tere, M A - Hine A Min our price F i data cane $2.00 be re by prdeg g foe oa No. 8, Large Family size, having capacity of eight loa ised in the magazines coe G ne enasd, at tee ¥ our price . ecbive ‘en. oo-8 $2.50 cy, 9 him. Dr. W * SPECIAL NOTICE—The Universal Three-Minute Bread Maker is sold SUBJECT TO YOUR AP . 7 ; > cur "| PROVAL. If after a thorough trial you do not find it satisfact WE WILL GLADLY REFUND YOUR | MONEY. | t ij ae The A. M. Fox Lumber } =. FREDERICK& NELSON.) 80 an oN farniehers ouseturaieh t Fox he best th (INCORPORATED.) f pleted Second Ave. Madison and Spring Sts. Second A UNION **to" PRESBYTERIAN GENERAL AS SEMBLY 25c rthern F a tris AVING, including 1314 BECOND AVENUE | ties Plain Bath 12 L be Opposite Arcade Entrance } Westbound Colonist Rates kish Bath 50¢ Most Reliable Dentists in the West po 1 be effe to May 15th. Pre HEADY'S BARBER SHOP. . .- $5.00 pay passege of your relatives o: The finest, largest eat Gold Crowns, 22K strc to $5.00 j fr t G equipped in the West Bridge Work ° $3.00 No and Washington Gold Filling $1.00 }3 Other Fill s B5e, 500c to The | 3 US. We will make the price right. 12 | to 2. Phone Main 5746 1s GRR | years’ guarantee. Lady Attendant R. ZIMMERMAN Open till § p. m. Sundays, 9 Mor. RS é& OL E's CO KR BSR Bargains While They Last size Special ree 26C Wire Crowned " hisk Brooms, + ally ld for 2 wn oF D Rath Brushes, detachable handle £8 SECOND epartment Fine Waeh Rags, extra large size 10. UA ERER, . The Fair Store Perfurned § tor sea bath me, 8-Ib. pkg 106 Almond Ber Ant PIKE, Tomorrow Bet. 3 and 5 our $2.50 to $4.00 exclusive $1.69. No more th vin € voth Soap, 25c st ream, 50c size 35e 10¢ a Max Ragley Drug Co. EITEL BUILDING. Second and Pike BOTH We w Embroidered a customer. I sell the rema Waist Patte orrow, bet ember, you can do better at ween $ and 6. $1.69 » pattern The Fair FREE DELIVERY. PHO wt 982. Half Lost on Mattings ATU ES | “Nasty Mess neem DAY, MAY 9, 1905 NORDHOFF 4 CO, | THE BON MARCHE | NORDHOFF & CO. THE BON MARCHE NOROHOFF & co THIS 18 UNDOUBTEDLY THE GREATEST TRADE 0P OF THE SEASON, ENABLING t TO Ch 1 VALUE THAT 18 UNPRECEDENTED IN BARGAIN HISTORY IN SEATTLI This Is the Story In Brief A steamer from China and Japan came into Beattle last week, a month overdue Sh wa ‘ ine, fresh from the maker Importer # refused to accept the neignmen t, We took our pick of the Ma ber cent off regular price An hundred ro He-2,000 yarde—spick, span, new in ¢ conceivable design and ts of the dollar, It's the bargain event of the Twentieth Century in Matting But come quick, G news fl 7 ape: and more of these fine Mattings g olng out to beautify Summer homer Here’s the Way We’ve werkes Thom 100 plece 000 yards—fresh new mattings—bright and pliant-—muct p sativfactory @ “ than the dry, brittle weaves sometimes carried over from one season to another—guar a ents qualities, and they're worth it, too, are marked for this sale, @ yar Women’s Fancy Stocking Sale BEDDING for All Homes Buy the 50c Kind Modest or Protentious ; . : ‘bare For. P: esina ar ao mal A backward season w 1 sfacturers ¥ and anx xe on their stock. It ts BLANKETS. re particularly at such t cates that The Hon Marche offers the bes o 3S ee — . Je pend> Via ue the T 50 Cent Stockings at en s pair ale “SES PILLOWS. ee ork and es - ot intent oS oar en i sing fe me We mis 16 They are a big | twilled thei “ sand ty FOR STOUT WOMEN “BURSON” STOCKINGS. 1 OR STOUT WOMEN SPREADS. ow Cements Past Steck Mine Cotter TRY THEM | women's Fine Lisle Threed Fast | 1 r Size White oa Btocking» » finish, hich | pursor for Womer HWiack Lace Openwork king et att st 1 he e 1 r o fir tor ) Doub M r c sent ‘ 1 jue, » 25e he ie knit fit (wit pair 25e " s " itles n f "ol " 2Ge STOCKINGS AT 15« = f es w I Ribbed Fast I BLANKETS cott 1 i 1 i " Camping | pretty. bape special, pais pe $ val aig PILLOWS, r ful Sof Kursien 95c Is a Small Price to Pay For tee aug COMFORTS. Good Oxfords for Women | Summer Comfort, goog Mee 1y Oxford Ties at-T F re Wednesday will be « 1.66 to $2 . it wand f ure white oe wee t net apert 4 week welling, They're bargain th “averepriat ‘ signed silk ? c men’s Fine Oxfords in tan and black, of vici kid, w PILLOW MUSLIN. of thene It t sises . Howe there's but lit 0 your size in heavy quality, the bunch ort We’re Still Selling Watches at Half Usual Selling Price ) Oxfor last Is Wednesday at 96c a 5 hile the Men’ s $2. 50 Oxfords $2. 09 | . ie 1 th TICKING. ¢ hing —This is © an the stand of exce siwaye gives ST Russia Calf i k Velo t—t I-newed soles—ne “« toe—Blucher cut—very nev watiefactic sold at mene Later 1 spring style sizes. Strictly the best $2 value the Wednes pick out your six stores for 18 4, sale the 1 $2.09 price Women’s 10c Vests 5c 9 TO 11 eizsz. F DOZEN WOMEN’S VESTS, AN ENTIRE Unq joaably one of the m MILL STOCK, AT I THAN COST OF bon savings offered for some at this YARN IN THE LOT ARE FINE WHITE COT . . P © there ourht * 1 selling TON RIBBR) VESTS, LOW NECK, NO 7 SLEEVES, TAPED AT NECK, SUPERIOR FIN WEDNE ‘str pe ish PERFECT QUALITY POSITIVELY - ore and « < and WORTH A GARMENT. FOR TWO HOURS or cream; ase ths to 4 FROM § TO11, WEDNESDAY MORNING—« price 26 Wedne DAY TO A BUYER AT Be aon SS a es Would You Pay 50¢ for a 75c All- Wool Voile? prominent New England mill offered us 2,000 yards of favored French fin the part of a canceled order, ata price yw that we cou t accepting the lot turn women wi be able t buy thi e abr bere tomorr hes wide, a own e in a complete range of the popular colorings and black p a yard Men's and Women ry one @ guaranteed timekeeper. Involved are the we ed Waltham and Elgin movements ards of the universe—at the st prices ever quoted anywhere. A man who would stea tch while this sale is Osierized.” Prices run ll this way 18-Size Men Year Gol 16-Size 20-Year Gold-Filled H f Hunting Case Watch—New ng ch—Waitham 6 F : tandard 7 Ele Ww regular price a pri n Mer ear G = “Open re . Watch Walt willed Henting” Case ‘Wate } t ‘ Seth Thomas 7-jewel movement Elgin 7-jewel movement, reg “ w ar price $1 ale price $7.50 regular price $1 oo ment Women's Chatelaine Open-Fs ‘ Gold-Fille Watch—O @ | 12x6-Size Ye Filled Hust- gold-f hunting case Corona Open Face Case W Waltham I mover eula $ wel 1 wel 1 regular sale price $6.00 $15.00, saic $20.00, sale $ I owf - er designs ir mpe « = and erpleces and 5 v ; I I tamped ¥ f h § 1 Raby Ribe—Large « Apr s t emt ‘ with ‘ ’ t rde «: regular price 1c, s r r size =a nice av ree ' , ® 18x54; reg pri e 25, sale pr ‘ L B00 price 190 | mt Silk Holders on - 5008 w e Linen } " and Pitlo ‘ . } hed 7 a vin Gon wh | Brow terplecte~ 8 Me bc, wale pri . q ae pee Btampe \ 1 Doilte ted ans, | Clothes F - Doilies—1t priate r for long and idery rc fine qual> wide hemat 1? good quali € 1 t ‘ . erns, size 6 ‘ x gular y dexians, st regular ' le 5 88 price 490 price 106 250 THE STORE THAT SELLS FOR LESS. MARCH! Bo NORDHOFE & CO. 5