The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 17, 1905, Page 5

—————a $100 Lots . OF MR, Ht are the dest cheap lots tn | one Mity. Two dlocks east of end of | PT RRIN Gueen Anne car line, and} ~ goat of Ross Wasy terms Toquire | gower. sven Breen % 5s Bothwell Kitab, 1884. Joss Insurance: Renrs » 4 You come this store the best plano the prtce contains all m the Meroy mot Just mee thone bad log kindly, boys boys boating @rat peer tittle deg! I] b 1 love you ante must save the » mal and give} man as does, All he asks is the boys a lesson at the same time,” {a kind werd now and then and he ¢ tor you.” and get he \ | down to an upright for $150. One or the other of the pianos we soll is coos m8 gure to measure up to x expectations, [f ft | 4 not, we take all the tek. But there is no } fik to take—you are as | “Just pat him on the head and see ‘Ow, wow, wow, give me a club! how he responds.” Beat him offt Kill him!* certain of satiafaction as ) Uncle Sam is of Nts tax- @. Easy payments. j Sherman, Clay & Co. 3 1 Second Ave, Seattle. Tl bet y awake by that gabby Clarer a that I'm not kept until midnight | And he wasn't. | THE MILLION MARK SK Weetien | HAS BEEN PASSED Machires our washing easy by using x - We la STEADY STREAM OF VOTES IS POURING IN FOR THE CAN- Washing Machina. We can to 50 different families) oiDATES IN THE STAR'S BIG CONTEST—SEVERAL MAKE GOOD GAINS iN aay it is the best machine in} ie market. Price $10.00, aid $1.00 per week. are selling % Rubber Hose/ $2.50 to $7.00 for 50-foot| fert, Bremerton. Many of the other candidates re- ceived big bunches of voter. The It looks as if some of the contest workers have formed a “hustlers’ Hose, regular $4.25 value ab,” for the vote for the most pop it ular teachers in the state was boost-| Most noticeable feature of the con ed over the 1,000,000 mark, Saturday, | test voting for the past greok has Hose, regular $5.00 value, m2 * }been the lively manner in which | the total being 1.012.694. : |some of the candidates down the lint fengths, $1.75 to $2.15.) Miss Johnson, Interlake, jumped and have a look at the Si!-| Into fourth place; Miss Armour, Co Knives and Forks and) lambia, advanced one point. So did | of the list just the thing for camping.| Miss Bunker, South Park; Miss | dates nc Screws for reat at 10¢ per| Banta, Seattle high, and Mrs +1f-| 10,000 votes, : them have « great dicber Bp Mihen ord 5 been working for them EV At prices that will please. and they don't seem to let « a 6 W. BOYNTON SAW & have been climbing toward the top Eighteen of the candi have received more than Of course some of many more for s have BER SEB Taekeistsi A ESM eeticksabes 5 SE oS Buy Your Clothing at the on Sunday The followivg ts the standing of OLO RELIABLE SPOT Howkine... Green Lake Mins Fuller . Miss Irma Whitth AFTER the candidates to date “a & ROSEN BERG, me. Behook p First Aver ue. Louw Chase Walla Watts HARDWARE CO. Secstoes . ‘WOPIKE ST. COR, THIRD / A. Frances Nichols... i ienannmensigghesinn shiaaiaptensateneisonsstieien - McMillan | Mies Bertha Johnson F je Buckley... un Metcalf Metta Armour Columbia | Glimpses of This Funn will give a moonlight excursion to Bainbridge 1 Deafness Cannot Be Cured HH ile steel ice Pick with polished Toothpicks .. John EK. Johnson, who was reat PEkeSsESke 5 Ceiba 2S Battwood Handle ........7%@ || 5e souvenir postal Cards, new os ve te Ro Ra : i eae vosdertul black satin views of Seattle Leach! park, pleaded guilty, Friday, days SR nik baedevobih 15¢@ || 260 beautiful Art to the charge of selling liquor with othe BE) & package best Envelopes Zé || popular subse out a license. He wan fined $100 me | e = I xy Judge Gordon, who told him that x s eee maps hanes “=== if he was arrested again he would ttore be given the full extent of the lav p the | usr me er | CAPE TOWN, June 17—The re ret. port that the Hottentots captured rm | Warbad, the chief German military ‘station in southwest Africa, June | 2 ts confirmed. The German officers in the town escaped. Second and Union 1 } | | | Mies Bunker South Part lie Gall Duniap ttleton Longfellow Blanche Bant Beattic High Whiley .. - Ballard ™ Pearl Bacon acon Hill Marvelous Savings in the Sh ie Mi a Hines Rey i B: Ba | B: Miss Rachel Hyland Central \ usy rga n asement Miss Nellte Pomeroy Ross | 3 a4} Mis Pearl French .. Mercer : wag enous " sae " “"Q| Mies Grace Hatt Cascade | Me Japannei Lemon Squeezor || Se pure Buttermilk Tar and Cas- §\ Mrs, iffert . Bremerton | iy) With glass Bowl ....... | tile Soap “ Miss Mary Down! B. F. Day i 19¢ Bie Fitton Annie V. Bell. Olymple | Be dozen wood plenic Plates Be || lsc package beautifully decorat- Mine Alice Turner Longfellow | Be denen xt or! plated tea Spoons, ed paper Napkins for Be Mise Edna Harris Warren Ave } Mt of atx &¢@ || 26c double conted, mottled white | Miss De Hart -Genttic Migs geal co DO : Miss Carol Nielson . Pacific Me round hardwood polished || enamel preserving Kettles, 4 9) wies Maynard ..... ie dare { BOE: ccescoveses Be quart .. 194 §) Miss Agnes Conion....Queen Anne! Me dove, wax Candies, each J || 5 large package hardwood : sere. Romter THE SPATTLE STAR—SATURDAY, JUNE 1 Old World A WATER SNA KM, AT THAT, Land sakes! Ef hyar ain't a right hyar in th’ front yard! ottle ite hash purty quick!” “Helpt Help! Th sarpint’s a blowin’ ad pit venom all over met gowh My good Gwan, Gent.” @ job?” eT De Equitabie’s found a preal- wotchye givin The Christian Endeavor society Little. and Friday night im ee ee ee ie eee eee ed ¢ THEY REFUSE TO KNEAD ; WHAT THEY NEED NEW YORK, June 10.—Con- siderable merriment has been created by a strike of paupers in @ county almshouse just outside Jersey City The men detailed to set as bakers organized and elected a walking delegate who notified the county offic in charge of the institution that his fel- lows would not knead the alms house dough until their names were put on the payroll with the attendants and other em- ph you have a rum fect hearing, and 0 ot oured bs Bend for circ {EY & CO., Toledo, 0. peeeteseeeeea® y Pitts for con- » * pation ee nrene The Star’s World’s Fair Contest ‘The Star will send the five most popular school teachers tn thie state to the Lewis & Clark exposition at Portiand—wit pay every cent of their expenees for one week, including rail- road fares, hotel billie, ent: oe fares to the grounds, etc. ich coupon—-A—ie goed for one vote. Each coupon—B—sent with 25 cents for one month's sub- i tion ora renewal of an old subscription is good for 60 vores. Each coupon—B—acce mpanted by 60 cents for a new gub- eeription for two menths, or a renewal of an old subscription, ie good for 125 VOTES, Each coupon-—-B-—accompanted by 78 cents for = three months’ subscription or a renewal, is good for 200 Votes. Thie contest will run during April, May and June. The five teachers having the largest number of votes when the contest expires will be the lucky guests of The Se- ettle Star on the week's junket to Portland and the great Lew- is and Clark exposition. (Coupon Good for 10 Votes . Jane 17, 1905. “a” + Wash. Behool, City Ofsresesees-see County as the most popular teacher in the ington. (Signed) (Coupon "H") Good for 10,000 Votes a nel yearly subsertption to The Not good for renewals, if accompanied by Star paid in advance, sseaqscsvWash., June 17, 1906. Enclosed please find ...4,... cents, for .. month’ subscription to fhe Geattie Star, Subscrip- tion to be in the name of Name ., Address Town s+ Please credit -votes for the most popu- jar teacher in the State of Washington to. of, «+-fechool, City of [ Signed) (it the subscription ts a renewal put an X here.) SEND ALL COUPONS TO MANAGER, TEACHERS’ CON- {TeST, SEATTLE STAR, SEATTLE, WASH. “THR FAIR TO THE FAIR, THM STAR SYNDS THEM THERE honor of the local delegate to the Haltimore convention, Mise May M. * . * * * (eeeeeteee eee tee VIBNNA, Juno ié.—Major Hor man Von Wisaman, a noted African explorer, was killed today, while hunting mear Miensen, by the accel dental discharge of bis gum Mair Vigor. Always re- stores color to gray hair. We say, “always,” No mistake about this. It stops falling hair, also. And there is no mistake about this, either. Sold in all parts of the world. L24 Ayer Co a Little Talks On Real Estate 1T 18 ALWAYS WORTH WHILD TO BUY PROP. eRTY wHictt LIBS WELL AND 1 CLOoSsR TO TOWN AND TO CAR LINES PROVIDED THE PRICE 18 RIGHT. THE BILL INVES GATR AND SBE. LEWIS- LITTLEFIELD (0. AGENTS 22 HALLER BLDG. rex. Main 497 Ind. 1092 Send For Free Map Adams’ Best Java and Mocha Coffee 40c per Lb. This Coffee Is roasted every day with the latest improved blue flame gas coffees roaster, in our own store, and is guar- anteed to be the best Coffee roasted. Your money back if not pleased. Oregon Fancy Creamery But- ter, 2b. bricks ......45@ ADAMS TEA & COFFEE CO. 921 SECOND AVENUE. Near Medison Street ‘Everybody Plays MODERN PIANO THAT MAKES MUSICIANS OF US ALL The D. 8. Johnston Co. is having & very large enlo of the Krell Auto Grand Piano. This instrument is equipped with a player tnside the plano case, and ean be played either In the usual way or by means of perforated music rolls. The last vestige of prejudice against mechanically op- erated pianos has been swept away by this wonderful invention, ia the best entertainer ever invent- ed. It can be bought on easy pay- ments, like an ordinary plano, Or old pianos will be taken In ex change at a fair valuation. A very large number of Seattle's prominent people have already bought this instrument. Names will be furnished to visitors on applica- ion HOME OF THE CHICKERING PIANO. Geattle’s Leading Piano House, 903 SECOND AVE. Burke Building “IN THE ART or THE TINENT.” 11,505 MILES Of railway oast of Chicago, Peorta, | St. Louls and the Missiasipp! river, with Eastern terminals at New York, Boston and Montreal, are em- braced in the | NEW YORK CENTRAL LINES For tickets, information, ete., jcall on W. ©. SEACHREST, Nor. Pac. Coast Agent, 132 Third St., Portland, Ore. L. F. JONE Passenger Agent, 151 Yesler Way, Seattle, Wash. In the home it is a constant source | of pleasure, and without a doubt tt} D. S. JOHNSTON CO. | AMUSEMENTS HIRD AVENUE | THEATER PHONE! Popular ° Theator’’ | BOTH Coolest tn the City Runnel & Drew Pi tarting with MR. CHAS. A. TAYLOR'S NEW YORK COMPANY OF PLAYERS (LAST TIME TONIGHT “QUEEN OF THE HIGHWAY") In THE GIRL ENGINEER “A Plot Full of Action,” “A Love Romance of the Rail” The Hero of the Play Still Lives’~You May Behind Him utiful Stage Pictures of Many Pr a New Play of Magnificent Bf New Character Studies.” “ Stirring Chas, tives,” Taylor's Big New York Comedy Succens, Events from Active Life will be Found in “The Female Dete ONLY MATINEE SATURDAY Greatest of German Comedians, Sunday and Until Thursday Night Saturday Matinee, “The Girl Engineer” EATTLE’S John Cort, Mgr. GRAND 2 THEATER Independent¥ ) —Last big fun show of the sea- KOLB and DILL “THE BEAUTY SHOP.” Next Whrek, Mr SUNDAY NIGHT and seven succeeding nights— son, And Their Big, Merry Company of Fifty Players Friday, Saturday, Sunday Night PRICES—$1.00 to 250. Matinee, T5e to 25e. First A and oO mens bel Evenings 7 to 1 —“ Gra. 0. 30. Seattle's Foremost Vaudeville House. New Bill Monday Afternoon. Seven Scheck-Hadji Arabs. .- seeees Tumbling Bert White .. Monologue Flora Sanford......Musical Artist Mr. and Mrs. John T. Chick . sgh bead Heckel s oan Willlams & Gorden... Singing Duo Mack & Elfiott .Sketch Team The Bioscopes......“The Nihilists” Lestie Pomeroy Illustrated Song CONTINUOUS SHOWS ON SUNDAY, BASE RECREATION PARK TOMORROW At 3:30 Today is Ladies’ Day. Ladies Admitted Free to Grounds and Grand- stand. TACOMA VS. SEATTLE Take Virginie tg Cedar St. TONIGHT AND TOMORROW dis- eases without opera- tho CQ ~hi- hens aonnd mS v0 We are headquarters bark, bulbs and veg- for Ladies’ and Gents’ etables. These won- Watches. derful remedies have Houghton & Hunter y cured hundreds of Watch Inspector G. N., cases that have been N. P. and Interurban given up to die. 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