The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 11, 1905, Page 8

~*~ 8 THE SEATTLE STAR—FRIDAY, AUG. 11, 1905 , | MiLi_ion New sw PMIGR NTS YEAR | ene 1 > You’re in Luck if You Have a ; ert ee eee ee eee ee ee ee eee ee ee | « * r * ASTOUNDING IMMIGRATION FIGURES. . ench rin e . * Year 1900—Total number airrved 448,072 *| * Year 1904—Total number @prived 812,870. *| : * Year 1906—Total number Arrived (approximately) 1,100, #] he 8] ¢ y * Total immigration in the United States (1820 to 1906) 22 > * 1,793 1 hat m ; * Total population of the United States at last census 76,909, If you have, consider yourself thrice fortunate ven if you have an old one-one t mor 4 & 387 bother than it’s worth—throw it in the serap heap oa peg a new one, The saving is great. If you are . & * Ratimated for next conus, in 1910, 60,000,000 interested your cue is to come tomorrow * Greatest numbers pow arriving are from Southern Burope, 200 Folding Bench Wringers—the identical wringer that you cannot buy ; * in Seattle today short of $6.00-—-here tomorrow at the sweet 3 RRA RRR RR ee RRR RRR Geek tainth On the Ghesk 4 a e, IS on s0e douen, ( ered Jelly Tom 4 : numbers were destined to the big account of the strict Russian bord Buying. wringers in earload lots | Guarant Tubing, Se f : u o Oo Eaoea -eenOreew 2 f ities of the country and there | surveifiance makes it possible for us to offer | Gas tubing with band ends, a » 1 sated bettors TOM : EXCLUDED AS NOT SELFSUSTAINING reemed to be a proportionate de-| Robert Watchorn, the new ¢ values of this kind, 200 Ameri colors, all lengths, guaranteed | good, clear, flutes + > » . , +) Jerease to the northwest and the| missioner at the Ellis island bureat can Wringer ¢ famous Ra not to leak, worth everywher blers, with tin ¢ : . ££ BY MARLEN B. PEW cities of Cleveland and Cincinatl jos declared that the emigration o! diant folding bench wringers, | 10 foot urday Rummage most stores for 30 dosen a ‘ mpecial Correspondence of The Star,jcombined, ana An interesting development of|ciais more than anyone else w strongly made and elegantly price, foot fe | urday Rummage price, ¢ a 4 NEW YORK. —Mc Fee veceatanche of squatid {{8@ your, as showing &n argument |astonished beyond measure at t finished, the rollers are made of | $10.00 Guaranteed Ball Bearing 7 ‘ 000 ‘emigrants from all ¢ Fee eee eeey ‘American {{® favor of emigration, was that | record-breaking year, He sald pure white rubber and are fully Lawn Mower, ®5.90-—-All 14-400 Leatherette Suit Cases of the earth arrived in Rime cond upon American | hry t6) emigrants were deported | “Cortainly the immigration qu guaranteed, the bench will hold | jneh Stearns High-Grade Ball $2.75-150 new Leatherette made this their place of res ah Forges aeocneveavion {because within three years they had| tion is one of the greatest we ha two tubs and when not in use | Bearing Lawn Mowers Ko to < ntylishly made, with P Bering the flecal year just aa ee ee eeieeee [become public charges, So that out|T am an optimist apon it. 1 belie folds up compactly, Sold the | morrow at less than actual cost heavy leather corners and ban The Electric Produc- : June 30. oe oe hone oo 250,000 people leas than 600/ that, In the broad expanse from the world over at $6.00, Tomorrow fully guaranteed, the jest | dies, solid brass lock and cateb ' y under- jo 2 peor ah “ ; Ee ieee t Ba whether they under |tailed to become assimilated and | Atlantic to the Pacific, thore ix Iand|iy special $3.99 | running and simplest lawn | bq, they are full linen lined and tion of ‘““Ben Hur” alien i ontinues tod 7 Borg acute of jus. [eel@-sustaining in thelr new home, jenough to care for them all Bact} hite Crepe Paper Napkins, 9¢ mower made, will last a lifetime have double straps inside, ¢ § astounding numbe ae OS Se > Se Oe a It has become a positively com: |wuccending year the American-born Hundred, Worth l5e--Half a worth regularly $10.00, Satur not be told from genuine leat and Wagner's Cel- q coming y from present oa | tee. and opporcualty toamahip |™OR occurrence for 6,000 omigrants|man and woman do less manual million fine soft Crepe Servi day's Rummage price...@5.99 r. worth everywhere $4.00. Sat tons, wil sweep on our shores at 1M Shs esas, penne pass through the railed aisles of | labor and we in America absolutely ettes, worth always Ie hundred. | 91 59 gal Ready-Mixed Paints urday Special Rummage price ebrated Orchestra of humanity equivalent to the ari tt bien are {{he Elis island bureau in a single | rely upon these tncomers to perform Saturday Rummage price, hun OMe Kal.—Absolutely — pure x lation of any or lowing official investiga day. Polyglot throngs came drag-| the hard work that must be done to dred ve ready-to-use paints, all color Playin: Tuneful th t tl etitt sowin ts of deceptior | a rea se : i of America, with the S. e : open leimg thelr bags and bundles and | bring about the development of our bo Polished Back Bristle Cloth white and black, worth every- | 2-quart Royal Granitew Chicago and New York broughow veer ticket of, |B8a¥Y Boxes with new hope written | industries ery brawny arm that) Brushes, the~40 dozen of | where $1.60 gallon, 1,000 gallons pots—Worth always 45c. After Airs. It te a statistical fact that with | I wd ge eee ae | indelibly on every face, Not one in| 1 see pasing through this bureau I them, Ebonoid and Red Polish- | Saturday Rummage price. gal seven special 196 the present ratio of fe es with eens initk and | tM. Of course, has the slightest con-|look upon as an American asset od Back d Quality Bristle | jon Oe | White Haviland China Extra Tea eigners continu on stree owing with mik and) option of the true moaning of| We are excluding the unfit accord loth =Brashes, worth always ss sain or Coffee Cups and Saucers, | with the birth ra i h . Me sought to the| American life, but the peasants] ing to our laws Se, Saturday Rummage price 0 dozen, Re Knives and Ransom pattern, worth regular- | v isons added, the pc the eee cite the year tknow one thing surely—no longer) “The Indications are that the) . ihe Forks, ®2.49 dozen—Wm. A ly $5.50 dozen, After w United 8 at ut of New em sett ro will they know the scourge of the | forthcoming year will break the ro- jm }%¢ Large Size Japanene Cups and | Rogers’ Knives and Forks are Sieve 1920, will be more than ust ended peer. aera Muscovite or the tyranny of auto-|markable record just established. If Saucers, $@-New Japanese | known the world over for qua ’ 3 At th ot th ed yoa ms of ate avarice and Wh | ott. ral ie lnapeane bo fe ‘preport by| Cups and Saucers, large size, | ¥; tombrrow you can buy #ix | 2-Burner Oil Stoves, Koo the prediction was m ¥ your |scrupuious individual greed, who! ""h.) Russian war has contributed | June, 1906, we will have aded 1 blue colorings, worth 19. Sat- | knives and six forks, worth able stoves, worth correspondent that 1 0 emi denied right to a nder! , large number of but not’ 250,000 to our population from for urday Rummage price, pair $3.50 regularly, for * 19 ibe. After seven rant would find homes in. Star e who! as large as might be expected, on eign countries,” RA RARAP ORO DARA oe ROARS : 2 xe a 4 country 1905. at statemer a dispnted by various authori OF COURSE YOU'RE COMING TO THE BAND CONCERT? has been more than reali Ellis island, the ¢ pla AE en out Dou s Is the Fines OM | $4 Lace Curtains $1.33 4 metropolis, received during Saye a ale in a Year’s Time lpn bases eee Corersiad tts heve not been made nete o 100 : fee other ports of the a on pub Come at 8a. m. Take time te wl k and choose what sults you best fnough colors and patterns | ' . . ; beautl i Semech ae New York fo and weaves for every complexion » wult every t It's @ final clean-up of our Finest} fu lace n the ved from 7 80 per vm Novelty Ribbons | ve vicest patie ave ee alr Red » vh : tf > than oat ' That are ed today Be, 65« Se and 98¢ a yard—and worth | seen in many @ lay, many éx- 4 th etotal, the offic estimate is | The emigrant als say that the bat as day 6 d be and a yard— 19c 1 moe Use ae 4 around 1,100,000 for the year Jinereases from all nations were it! Tomorrow you can buy them while they last at athe Ales agen gl gel Be nscgpes nerd | portion to recent fore Inn’t that a bargain worth hurrying after? And they're the very ribbons that everybody wants, | et two to six pair near cent, or what wou Sixty pe at came ; . | . . " 5 . . ss 98 too h makes the bargain all the greater regular price equal to the population of the ¢ a, Hungary. Vast ITALIAN GROAT BULGARIAN POLE of 4. oe ae bd ao pautiful Dresden ribbons, polka ts, plaide and pretty stripes in a profusion that's | a pair; Grand | ildering after 7 only, ® ; 3 . ae « 2| The qualities are the best and are guaranteed all silk. The widths run toGinches $1.33 ; ® ® WHRREAR AS ae Unable for girdles, hair bows and fancy neck ribbons. The regular selling prices 50c, 65c, Tic, Be . WITH PENKNIFR Cottage BE sion Ro r4-ine { wikiy ataiewaite x, 29¢ Plain Ribbons or (0c susaneiaa, aaah: all onde, sale a A report comes here from Get An @ sort of dessert to the ve we a r an odd lot of ribbons in black and staple colors, assort lar value i Aft 4 for .. F _ , pods = of a taten t pooner ed styles and widths; all pure ef ik, us ble for many purposes and worth up to 2c the yard, at 106 2he DR. LUDLOW IS HAVING ANALYSIS MADE—UNIVERSAL PREV- low - at which sprang from under a pil. #| SPARRO AA AAA AR AAA XDA AR AAA PABA HALA PDIP DIO OP ODIIDIO DOOD IOI OOO > $4.00 Rug ta 7 ter 9 ag low while Mine Margaret Dear- OF COURSE YOU'RE COMING TO THE BAND CONCERT? “ 7 ae ALENCE OF DYSENTERY A MYSTERY a be pertonal | ® dort was making her brother's | ches choles orien. : 2 inapection of cond irnenon,| # Bed aid colled ttaelt ‘ és , | ular pr . | ee [sass Soon thon te] & hora i, a he he “Ready-to-Wear-Store” Has Many | ica é ne iver, whe ~ tried te it off with her ‘J x Health Officer Ludiow has direct-, does not think that it fs the source |‘ rt beg 7 other ! Sut 10 a meoniont i | 81-30 Scrim, 5 yards ie — 36- -_ 4 City Chemist Jacobsen to make/|of the troyble he desires to be ab ip tent Bag pew: oes | & had thrown ite coils around her A t RB ] inch Serim in lac stripes 3 an analysis of a sample of the city | solutely 1 t oxa wo in lage ntti Giner writ aloo and held Set ugus arga ns |: SSS checke, one OF the ‘water supply in an effort to ascer-| ations of the w considers to prreetingys Tighe stb n 1. Her broth t ite We re table t ever mer n “the indow drops, regular price 4 nhabitatns of the pane or ou e're working hard for bare tables; want every summer waist, sult and skirt to go, and 7 7 3 ae CaSe cer water io the be very tmperiant, ye sible that they | ® head off with a penknife after sooner the better ; ; | yard. After 7, 5 yards for 3 iat tas been’ ivsienl extant gt owt aggandle haga E ma since that| ® repeated effor wneoil It You like to dress well. You like to save well. Want a bargain? fas ta 3 as been so universal during} lief that the broken weather, and, Serer ee eee ee Pi % 250-300 ures, the past month. | Particularly the unusual hot days, Women's Drens Skirts of favorite materials, Mohair, Etamine, Votle, 26@ ¢g 06 Seattle's water suppy comes fromj|are the cause of the disease, al Silk, Cheviot and Allover Lace, the wind-ups of various small Ic vllar * on the rious subjects, gilt, oak and weed frames in a large va- ee eee eee ee eee eee ee eee eee ee eee ee eee eee eee SFE ee Pee RECO EOE Ee many campers thie} rices equivalent to 25¢ to SOc on t & pare mountain stream and is con-| though it may be traceable to some iors Set tabs ee 2 BD Sracemcdbnigyry Seng: gael ¥ eh . y of sizes and styles, regular @idered ome of the best in the| other source. ' ine be He FRANCHISE TO BP a $6.00 Girls’ Box Coats, ages & to | 69¢ Short Lawn Kimonos Jawns, madras, and fancy wais 49e and T5e. After 7..25¢ World, and although Dr, Ludlow| However, there is a chance that from that source : ep per te 13 years, medium weight. for pretty patterna, for a oe $1.98 White Nainsook, 10c—i Deaainn of tthe pels “ a $3.98 | 9) 25 Lawn and Percale W 2 = te 60 Waists in me yards of fine sheer Nainsook, eo tite? cars Se $6.00 to $8.60 Skirts, mohair, voile 1 et silk and fine embroidered wa 36 in 6 wide, nothin cer fi ‘ ; all pretty summe € ing nicer for : BREMERTON NOTES (2: repair | PROSE PESO EBD EOS : " - er poration and etamines in cream and : Ings, fo x ES lad Medettier oe tutninel t « "1 law, an a hh and $8.59 Taffeta Sil 7 BGP 4 soni that the re # COULDN'T STAND * pornoe F as ak white, for . $5.50 | 9250 Finest Lawn, D val niet pratt oe pe regular value lic yard. ig wadre i | ‘ derskirts, p y colors £00 Ee be crkcx 2 BATH TREATMENT. « ot the $5.00 Women's Tan Coyert Jack- | Dotted Swiss Wrappers, f po egg ‘i rey OG 4 BREMERTON, Aug. if—Practit| | dmaduseteens a * veal * King ets, large sizes only, for . . $1.98 | $2.98 Linen Underskirts ian, oie Oe a Seeele COLUMBUS, Aug 1L—Be # was made | $1.98 to $2.98 Shirt Waiste of fi hoc, erettily sehda, See é 4 cally all the repair work to the Da-| 4 ent ®\@ causo the authorities at the # aualization rr Lawn Shirt W | = - hen a re for pr res Ba a iy a : kote now. on the Grydock here, Is|# ROOSEVELT CHRIST-LIKE #/# county infirmary sted that * mimsioner good styles, warth $1.50, for mas #, for $1.00 | $1.00 Child's Reefers, c a stitu designs, re ond q [pompleted. nothing remaining but a}®# DENVER. Aug. 11—Rev. #/# he should take a bath, John # tter up 98 $2.00 to $3.98 Walsts in best ars, fall weight, pet S scan rene , fiittle painting and the riveting of) Frank W. Gunsaulus, of Chi- ®/@ Zealer, 63, who had just been #! . et . a yard. After’7 o'clock the lower patches on each side of|® cago, in a sermon delivered at ®/@ admitted to the 1 tion * the RETR ten Witte’ ‘Ge :.-- 5O¢ B She stern post, after ‘the cavity is|# the Trinity M. B. church in this @/@ under the bellef that he was & The clerk of the ‘ends cog _Cambric a a Cemented. The repairs to the tall/# city, said that the one man #/# dying of consumption, became #|# board was instructed ta notify nd Mi Ba thir S it me d c ad of Berkley Cambrics, only 4 Shaft are completed. and the shaft) @ who, in all » uaness of pur- ®)@ angry, got out of his invalid’s & the owner of every franchine ir omen san sses a n u s e u e ‘ mee lot, a 1 we cor get, in i@ bas been replaced im the sheeting.|w® pose and purity of life, com- ®|® chair, b for the door and & the county to appear within 10 Pa Sd He 4 ae le > ary from 2 to 6 y 36. 2 The ship will probably be floated|# pared with Jesus Christ was @\% when last seen was footing it #|® 4 beard 40 be o8 Mate our way--net the maker's, Ge fresh and crisp cea it a eS 4 out of the drydock on the high tide! ® President Roosevelt. *% | * towards the city. * the value of the $3.50 BATHING SUITS $3.19— | $250 BATHING SUITS $2.19— _esig ise Saturday afternoon. * a's wlay Women's Extra Fine Navy Blue Flannel Bathing Women’s Fine Black Cot | Gingham, 8%e—Fine 2 ‘The cruiser Boston is now here RAKE KR ERARE AEA RRR RRR ee ee its —Trimmed with three rows of ‘ Red duck ir Dr Gingham is " inliongleition . i ie inch soutache braid on belt, band, collar and t ® nat t f (4 to 10 yards, very aboye hem, full pleated skirt, short puff sleeve h v neat checks and stripes 3 pretty and attractive wult#; specially priced te ne V c teed, regular value I Comple’s Credit Housefurnishere—FREDERICK & NELGON (Inc.)—Complete Hotel and Club Furnishers morrow, per suit * $319 After 7 o'clock. .R@ Es $3.00 BATHING SUITS $2.50— | $350 BOTHING SUITS $298— Pieces, 1 Brown 4 Women's Fine Biack Mohair Bathing Suits rise Misses’ F D Moahir Navy Blue I h vas Cente Pieces, nd collar, ab puff sleeves, full with tle and white soutac nid, pleated sk and short em- P kirt, very pretty suits; specially priced | short puff sleeves en 16 years, best $3.50 from very good PS Sains ce Satie ow, each ‘ $2.50 suits; specially priced te ow, each... 82.98 al, worth varaiens ¢ RRA PROOONOOOOSISSOO spoooeocooosocossoosoooooooosooncooas, ly ste each, Rummage Es > J P after 7 SPECIALS FOR THE “SATURDAY MORNING TRADE at All sales of these specials are for cash and final, ¢ limit the quantity of any sp very at our earliest convenience. The right le reserved at all times to ial that shall be sold to a customer. No C. O, D. nor telephone orders for these specials can stamped al de- That Pair of Shoes! White, 1 Tan or Black? “0 7 ae floral and conventi ‘The last day of the’ Rummage Sale brings y be filled. NONE TO DEALERS. | finished with white cord, re * — — Minnes’ $2.50 Lace Shoen, fine | Men's $3.00 Shoes, 8, of f ) regularly 50c each. Rum- Furniture Dept.—(Ask Floorwalker for Salesman.) Dongola kid, with patent tips | sia calf over th oe boa ater 7 and light extension hand-sewed cap toe, with h ys reau Scarfs, 49e—White #, a value of rare rence lich ba Satu hee e Cc i sinew 11% t ct widths. they last One hg ned Bureau 1" e 20x54 inches, finishe stg pe $1.65 one’ wide hemstitched bems Boys $1.50 Shoes, of fine satin | C i spring aif and oll grain, cap toe with awnwork borders, worth reg- all solid leather *, mh ite ' ‘s ry atin: i fom i ise amed 4; Baturday 1” The Sar ke Wituaal Dit Ge sR RRR RAD ROA AA PRR DROID AA SOOO ROOOOOOOOOOCOOOOOCOOOOOOCODOOOON, THC Butte 2 White Pearl Buttons, superior quality, as OF COURSE YOURE COMING TO THE BAND CONCERT sorted sizes to stlect from, 2 hole, one dozen on card, worth Mothers, Save Nearly Half on the | Seale ee cert oa Se mbric and | Nainsook Em- Bring the girls here tomorrow, mothers! will be a money-saving visit Thes Jresses for a yidery Edges and Insertions, ¢ trifle more then half the former price will certainly delight you The girl an be © tted for the assorted pretty patterns to H rest of the summer at very little cost in this big deaprtm choose from, in assorted widths, AT $3.95—WERE $6.95— AT 890—WERE $1,50— worth regularly to 20¢ yard. Girls’ All-Linen Sailor or Lawn Tennis Suits— | Girls’ White Dresses—Made of good quality law Rumn Sale price, after 7 Re m, Bik embroidered shic and sleeve * cade allow ace ‘oke ¥ e » shoulder 1 bbons, be did jot « Pt Foot Stool pletured above has velour cov- | Foot Stool pletured above has round velour- | Foot il ed above has velour-covered TaN Gas dark Tok, paaited shirt, collar aad cutee front ant’ back. trimmed with Va pe Fancy Hair Hitvone, soe ered top 9 in. square. Stands 8 in. high covered top 10% in. in diameter. Stands 8 top 10 in. in diameter, Stands 8 in. high have hand embroidered French knots, sizes 4 to sines 6 to 12 years, regular va D anteed all pure silk, choles » and has cast bronzed legs. Regular price | n. high and has cast bronzod legs. Regu and has cast bronzed legs, Regular price 14, regular Value $6.95. Rummage Bale price mage Sale price 1 Z 8, wort hat 60c; special, B5e lar price 65c, special here B5e | We: special 83-95 |. lection of: colors, worth regu: Se | : . AT $2.98—WERE $4.95— larly to 1Sc yard. Rummage THIS $1.00 GOLDEN OAK COMB : eo er spade Wenieien lua, Depenee-snde, ot rere fine stasham, te | se Caraste 360-00 ent | Carpet and Rug Dept.—Third Floor Girls’ White Dresses—Made of awn sheph: che te and rea | 75¢ Corsets 2 Women’s Straight AND BRUSH RACK 46c very pretty lace yoke with hing und white Mag Front Corsets, long hip, hose deep ruffie around y trim and 1 supporters attached, colors drab 6%x9 im., and rack i# 17 in. wide over all These Hassocks come in two styles tion of lace, ines 6 to 12 yearn, re valu gular value $40 price want ‘Vatea' Wee teat alae There i4 a tray under mirror to hold comb $4.25, Rummage i 82. 82.98 . ~ a and brush, as well as a towel rod. Regular simélar to ilu tion. The cov stab e ODOSSOOOO arte SANE; ops SOCOOSESSOOOSSOOSOSSS) $1.50 Lawn Hats 1 7 Children’s R awn Hats, trimmed with coins sina white ruching, regular value ' Mouseturnishings Dept.—First Floor og? nas aster eae THREE-PIECE STAG HANDLED CARVING SET $2.95 Ts et te ech: soni as * by |) The Correct Fixin’s for Your Sunday Outing =. te #86 Tntant price ibe erings are velvet and body brus OF COUR YOURE COMING TO THE BAND CONCERT sola carpeting. Reg Short Bedford Cord Coats, color At absurdly low prices that thrifty femininity will quickly take advantage of cream, cape over shoulder, trim- meéd with silk rickrack braid, , $2.25 PARASOLS 500, 750 SILK GLOVES 25 F ' 19 | 8 6 months, 1 and 2 years, DRUMMERS SAMPLES “OF CARPETING aa 16 of Women'® White Jana~ | oad tot of Women's J wine | O48: Tot of Wamen's Fabric iapite | nen, S month 2 She Aaa nese § v ith two or eens slove s Mit I k and at 2 . REDUCED IN PRICE threw ruffles, assorted styles of |~ Gnd Lace tiloves Assorted | & sinus a fee AXMINSTER CARPET SAMPLES, 11-3 yards. long, reguler price 95e from; worth regularly patterns to select from; worth 1 kinds of black - ench; special, each ys eee . 696 Rummage Sgle price nol femulariy to pa ‘ v gular ye ew Rum- f Baise Boy BRUSSELS CARPET SAMPLE Tre rare Tom \ wary Sahin aanoiioes seein ee Mole: ries Be | go HAND. 5 106 | Coe ee LS C. ) SAMPLES, 11-6 yards long, ilar ; .00 HAND BAGS 350. With tur toes, in price 5c each; tpocial, each ee oad Tot of Women's Carriage Sitk | 650 GAUZE FANS 25c, aire RR SPAMS Me elk a oo rolen onan PET RO — gree Shades—In black and w | Odd lot of Fine Gauze Vans Walrus leather, black only, tit- Aft ‘ sia BODY BRUSSELS BORDER SAMPLES, 11-6 yarda long, romular SHE Scacridd folate "hand f ted Oh’ etedinien “ateoresh {TAM became ene 2 | Children's’ $1,60° Sample | Skt fi sii : % | E teeeeserevenes . toe 5Se in neat designs; worth rt handles t 1 s Clem worth | Of f ne dongola kid, with pate ee Genuing Stag Handled Carving Set, consisting of knife, | papRgTRY BRUSSELS CARPET SAMPLBS, 11-2 yards long, regu larly to $2.50 each. Rumy regularly to 65¢ each rer y to $1.00 each, Rus tips. spring heels and in m fork and sicel in lined case. The pieces aro finely finished, have | jar price each; special, each... ..+ WEE oes cy ss dabaaiaee Sale price “ mage Sale pri Sule different styles, After 7,. 7% Miver ferrules, and knife has extra quality steel French set- sg Stag handles are of the latest pattern, Spe | TAPHSTRY BRUSSELS BORDER SAMPLHS, 11-3 yards long, regu Peete tal” pride, mpi, with case, Ve ve a 5 lar price Gc GAch; wpectal, CMCh.....,..ccseserseeserresneves 4100 2 r i : pera ‘ Payers era aren es od My Frederick & t Nelson (i, ieee: Second Ave, Madison and. Spring, Sts, {ivitg." Seattle Agency for the Gurney Refrigerator