The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 23, 1905, Page 3

ee Saoees eae Conrail THE SEATTLE STAR—: | | tiam.” ¢ t4 ps Pint-| #ermon and ben enrenrain vourrnienos| NOVEL (jeri Killing Machine [eet ate | eat. owe es KILL POLICE CHIEF WITHA } nacle De ‘ m., bigh mass and sermon; 7 40/ xeeees parted for Atens, and diplomat- #| da m, and 2:30] teat nit to th 5 e @ues H . the exeltes gen hate gga ar p.m, High mass and sermon at] ‘The style or quality of our $9,00| and Congresaman Enrique wee Renith Geperyment f natruction and benedic ft iff Hat N ah the t ¢ erat . Went out last nig&t,” said a novel oust > Genre, . one m. In ws tion and benedl ry J Bt t ¥ 3 Ur oka} dan, Bskappoe? : man bt a on the ft nly one of its kind ne in Cathedral Chapel, Terry avenue. ‘ | It had bee snored top In and have a good Cup Taek btersatnae wea itt the world, bet the health: bo Masses at 6:00 a m., 7:30 0. m., 8:40] Don't come. Why? Page 6 tells, | of #u bombs had bee ot Coffee with choicest Rolls or bine Mnakine of other cities are watching & m, and 10:30 a. m,; evening serv: | eee! coaled by the liber , Mike as tb alking Ma " work with much Interest lee at 8:30 p, in . | hotel, and the ‘ te le ne ° terilizer,” as it alled pre Bacred Heart Chureh—Rev. Geo. wise—use Piper & Taft hand-| att - 5 he iit U P B k & C f all the m a! Hil polled by ite own power and when A. Hild. At 6:00 a wm. and 8:00 hot-gun he 1024 Becond| met then ans ys nion ba ery ate ao a conse. : a ce t in from an infects & m., low mass; 7:30 p. m., vespors, nue ool, arg sista graph gone house it went ¢ ‘ ta sta Where'd they buy the ma- fi jeu FP gen Ratctrley ~ hine?” asked a friend ; 2 the fe t At D Neve The Victor is the ideal enter tainer. We show al! styles, wi Johnston's, 1 be thous: and bh D. §. Johnston (0. Srconp Avenue & SpPRinG STREET Beattle’s Leading Piano House, - A burke wuilding. aoe FORMERLY G.L.HOLMES FURNITURE CO. A half pint of the disinfectant ts hour placed tn th E here show, from our enormous stock, just a few random selections, which for extremely low prices, are examples of our entire line. A visit to our store will undoubtedly convince you that good furniture and housefurnishings need not be high priced. Our constant effort is to see that you dre pleased and satisfied with everything purchased of us, and to give you the F h 0 h Li ‘Fest Church of Christ ust. | most and best possible for the money, | ach Uther Liars sss maetia Ww at ; x a be Hereaft he ne M Alea p bellding : ; LEWIS &@ CO. ee - Bn " na ¢ , ' J and Cherry . " : ~ be rw will epea « a " a “ . A t i or - j age ar H tk 3 ' w r DD ’ had nerig " ' Ame as Board, wil spec , ‘ yt he fact fing a t cg tn oe ety es 5 ny : walte ' ly i ees == Each of them tried to folat tt et FLA ' ns present solons the particula Otte A ¥ ‘ R 1 : Boe . ¥ that he considere peat suited Vare I N Rosenbau D. A wes f; The Rubber Store | \\). ss..°cc%o0 Seer Soe eh ran we [im Ata say lass, 1 Lodge, 1118 Third—Sunday, § p. m.,| lecture, “Masters an Facts and Ideals,” by D. W. Phipps | The First Spiritualist Soe | ree Rough Dry e Eecophentaisldbchtttddaanr | Perey yrs y Beng }@ In order to insure publica- @|Hrin M. Chassee, associate pastor # tlon, church notices for Sat. w /ond minister In charge ® urday’s tasue must reach The @| The Theosophical Society, Seattle | @ Star office not later than # | lodge, 1118 Third—Sunday, § p.m. # Thursday afternoon.—Ed & |lecture, “The Symbolism of the/ * @| Cross,” by W. J. Walters * b Laclede Ranges $30 In the Laclede we present a thoroughly good range att a very moderate cost. It is handsomely nickel-plated and may be had with reservoir if desired, and may be used ‘The Fern’’--For Wood This double-lined sheet iron heater is an air-tight stove and in every way is a perfect little gem. Polished steel body is mounted on cast iron legs, and the draft is also of cast lron. Large, wide top lid is surmount- ed with a neat nickel urn. In three sizes— for 18, 20 and 24-inch wood. “Boss Oak’ 2" This handsome heating stove has very heavy castings and heavy cast iron lining. Both swinging feed door and pan are good size. Swing-off top and nickel urn, top rim, name plate, screw drafts and foot rails, all highly polished with or without connections to pressure boiler , tual Soclety, Kol No. 18—1 pre 1.85 $ No. 110 eee ee eee eee eee First Spiritual Society, Keights Careful construction, ele ishing and on ; of Pythias hall, Piret near Pike. Cigetet Romenreeton, rant Ouhhing wee F aa, 59-8... ...,% No. 130 lecture and teste at 11 a.m. by|[M Use of the best material only has placed the | yo 153 ma aes apworth. Lecture at 2:20 and by Will C. Hodge, of San | Laclede on its present high plane 5 Pounds The First Presbyterian Ch corner Fourth and Spring—Rev. M Rough Ory A. Matthews, D. D. pastor. Morn Thi: Cal Afternoon Be ee eee ing subject, “Forsaking One's Sins aken from the audienc ~ evnerous ofr of & pounes tree of Rough Dry Weshins to [|evening suhuec, "Short Bede sod tevin “Tae Lavo $5 Cash $5 a Month Buys a Laclede Range. We take your old range, pine a punds 01 more still holds good ‘arrow Covers.” — " 2 : we weigh piste ne caps ortho got Fiagery ond oa Boyle Avenue K ch one S } allowing all it’s worth as part payment on a new, IN way rein your health whea we ¢ yok west of high school.—Rev Do not grind away your existence at the wash tub—let our big wash liam |-——--~~ ~~ — ing machines do your work—they do it better—and then bear in mind CONQUERED “= ¥g that we use anywhere from four to five different rinsing water fc Sermon, talk a each washing. Can you do this at home? We think not. Woe morning service. Sub . ri te Blankets, a hard article to handle in the wash tub, we do them—25e [| j » Last Man and the Laat | Conoreus Ofte ne ee tee for singles and 50c for doubles. hool at 10 a. m tist Church, corner bh north and Bast Harrison rmon, “Dr. man Board on the Tain nday nacle Bi NO ROUGH DRY ORDERS ACCEPTED FOR LESS THAN § LBS ae |—Jobn Marvin Dean, miniater Morning worship, 11 a m.; theme | | | —* | The Baptist Theory of Chureh Cit ace Laun 0. eset ete & 30 a.m. Young People’s Union at 7 o'clock. Evening Evangelism at | Both Phones 177 eR arta Nh Re gr goed | MAIN OFFICE AND PLANT EIGHTH AND OLIVE piness Discovered DOWN TOWN OFFI SIXTH AVE. NEAR PIKE 81 Temple de Hirsch, Reform, corn ADJUSTABLE DAVENPORT—6 feet 4 inches } and has full spring back and seat. Back may be lowered tc ke good sized bed. Seat raised shows large bedding box. Well covered with best quality velour, Price 21.50 at 10 o'clock. Sunday | school, Sunday, October 1. The} services for the New Year's festival | or “Rosh Hashono,” next Friday evening, September 29, a urday morning, Septemb ERNST BROS. INC & PIKE ST. The Heater That Heats Every housewife who has tried s of h never use any other than a COLES HOT BLAST After she has once used IT. Of all the heating stoves for sale in Se attle NOT ONE has stood the test DAVENPORT, in red and black Verona, deeply tufted. Heavy wood- Good springs and upholstery. Ends may be adjusted to any angle. Price o Seseees 25.00 w: Sat o'c'ock | Methodist Episcopal Church, | Kirkland.—The pastor, Rev M Weaver, has been returned for an jother year and will preach in the |‘ morning at 11 k, and tm th ening at $ o k. Sunday sene 1m rth League ting stoves will Fremont Swedish M. B. Churet Rev. John Oval! will preach in the morning at 10:45 a. m. and & p. m dunday school at 0:45 a. m.; Junior League at 3p. m.; Epworth Lea, at 7:20 p. m Weatminater Presbyterian Church SANITARY COUCH, has steel frame, jonal springs, supported pos Sauls: waver figured raise by cross bar spring. Makes an excellent bed or couch and will y be had with or without fringe, Price $9.00 last forever. Price oo RG.00 Broadway and Columt te r M. Wilson, pastor, Kinder e Fe ibe Sees GREE We carry mattresses in all sizes to fit these couches. service at 11 a m. “The oe be oad: a }and Second Coming of Chr |the fourth on the apontle He Suffered Under Pont t ite like the Cole's Hot Blast. It's guar A Young Man's Obligatic if MaDe sing anteed t fer,” prelude How to nee to Deafness Specialist Sproule, 1 AVE 1 3 UR FU Convict Labor." 290 Trade Building, Boston. 7 Ss. -3 YO EL Trinity Parish Church, Bighth and James—Rev. H. H. Gowen, rec 4 Which is a pretty big item in tt tor. Services at 7:30 a, m., 11 a. m Free Book Coupon—Deaf 4 self, with most heaters. and. 7:30 p. m unday sachool|| Secitat Sproule. pt vend { ‘The hot blast attachment {n this heater forces the heat to ind ois 6, ss, Morning och ¢ Sour new free book on the ; the sides and floor FIRST, where it is needed most ject, “The Day's Task and the|| Sure of deafness 4 We court comparison of this heater with any other, no mat Day's Strength;” evening subject, |} 7, a5 ter how high priced the others may be The Martyrdom of St. Paul tie HANDSOME COUCH, has heavy golden oak frame, deeply carved BOTH PHONES 1158, The recognition services of the|| appress LEATHERETTE COUCH, deeply tufted with patent fastenings and claw feet. Is nicely covered 1 | Baptist church of Columbia, Wash.,! will be n the Columbia Town hall at 3 p. m., Sunday, September built on a very strong oak frame, Full fringed. Price $15.00 with high-grade figured velour, Price $12.00