The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 26, 1905, Page 5

THE S1X DOCK ¢ he TH AMDNIONT, MAMING 1ONTS SPEECHES, TORQ /# 4 were youR won’? You Gre NEW CLUB STANDARD WILL BE UNFURLED andard of Seattle ing, on Thursday night, will in the cognized as pendence hal! of Seattle Humphreys will p or with Herbert Schoen of Commerce and of the ‘ancients will be thrown off and the) pre Men's association, and Homer Bull,| of the Bull Printing company, will deliver addresses upon th sity of a new chat Hardly a business or professional man in the city of Seattle, hardly &@ man who is holding but a minor but what is indicating his in the welfare ATTLE COMMERCIAL In every nook and corn of the mart of business the ts expressed will be made to meeting a constitution and by laws] y } Will be drawn up, and a permanont| effected. & cor street same | organi the same wish} And remember LONG LIVE TH ATTLE COMMERCIAL CLUE Fully 500 men are expected at the Meeting to be held in Christensen’s ball Thursday night— AUGUST SOLONS ARE MEETING IN SECRE os public knew how the councilmen | the gas furnished were playing politics tm the deal it might become embarrassing to the Fhe calm indifference with which representatives Positions by the people iy looking after the pub- ting in accord- ‘ance with public approval manifest | ‘ the community which honors | with Its confidence is striking-| Miustrated by the action of the committee of the city coun- Which auguet and self-sufficient is now hoiding Its sessions to the tax levy in secret. _ The gentlemen #0 far above the public that Re longer consider it desirable Recessary to let the public know they see fit to do In the way Of taxing the community. 8 wave of the hand they “This matter of is a matter with which you : Rot at all concerned. Whatever WO nee fit to do will, of course, be and you taxpayers should not too curious about these 0 Nae theo Ballinger is also worrying the com and which only men of high ree 4 bm : mittee @ good deal ‘ Whether or not an allowance shall made for the construction of a |xorbage crematory ts another tim- question. There was set side last year for such a purpose | 0, but none of it has been) In view of the fact, however. | City Engineer Thomson war sent to Europe for the express pur- pose of looking question, spending $2,000 in doing se it behooves the council to appropri 950,000 at least in giving the engineer an epportunity to show what he has learned in Sweden and Germany. It in probably on | of the finance committee's consider ation of the matter that the engi- meer has so long delayed his garb age report to the council. Whether or not it shall grant the reased appropriation for the po- Interests and to the public, ual quality can understand. | “You will be informed @mount which you will be required| @ pay when you waltz ap to the| Thursday night in the freasurer's office next spring with | pall, | Four little check book.” | The matter over which the com-| fis so mysterious at the pres- time is the adjustment of sal- for the coming year. NOTEWORTHY BARGAINS That everyone should take advantage of and Oliv tlonal Order of Gx good program will be ¢ $1.00 Buck Saw | 10¢ 6-In. Flower Pot and Saucer be 5 Wagon Wheels 15¢ 20 %-gallon stone Bean Se pound Sweiish fron Pot and cover ..13¢ Carpet Tacks ....9¢ Semi-Porcelain Din- ner Plates, each ..5¢ 25e Dark Lantern, 2 col- ored lights . $1.00 genuine Welsbach Lamp and Air-hole Globe . 63e wold Improved Food Chopper ..69¢ kage Pearline, a i tions and labor, 0c heavy braced chip wood Basket .. Flour Sifter. Spelger & Hurlbut The Outbursts of Everett True TS OF CYNTHIA GREY TO FIND THE CHIVALROUS ¢ Swoven Say wor! ‘NY DON'T YOU GO MONE WHEN BU OUGNT TO INSTEAD OF RUNNIM@ AROUND THROUGH THE STOREY Aig DAY THEN TAKIN “AR 7 SUPPOSE Your’ Bh MUSBAND 12 CHAIN YOU TO TH HOUSE 0 \ meee © \Cie Sw \ WOMEN'S Wwe PARK Following is | purchase by bonds } mended by Pa mmmon standard that Cong ent of the Standard Fur heen ake case ; & V. White, vice Reolwvard “atcam Pacific Coast Ad] % yyuee Boulevard arc Anne hill absolute Boule of com-| Other speeches! he same effect. that during the) y ington shore * parks SEATTLE COMMERCIAL CLUB] ® ee ee es Advice of Prof. Byers Asked Professor Byers, chemistry at the state and Charles Moore, city engineering department, FINANCE COMMITTEE DOES NOT THINK PUBLIC SHOULD) wong together in making KNOW ANYTHING ABOUT ITS DISCUSSION OF TAX LEVY AND SALARIES formu inspection bill ready made several fence, ONE DRINK How to Get a up the garbage ceny Oe eed died tee ee eed ount straightway theo asked by Mmyor Honest values, re at B. N. Brookes & ( avenue meeting wm ve neal . Underwear for M members of dae of the ft T Silver Salm Extra qualit Hoff Hi Iba. I i 1-Ib, p dozen English ave Next to Money to L plain figures. ee ee HERE'S THE LAND BOARD WANTS Expert Olm la, Lake Wash ard along Lake Wash Boulevard around Madrona \* put 25 playgrounds Any young man engaged in mak-!» small parks throughe ing his own living, and of good » city le to membership/® Boulevards connecting tn | are ta vestigations in connection with the on of the new city gas has al xaminations of y the local PANY, and the local chemist wishes to obtain the benefit of bis exper The university professor SERRE RRR REE Ee * teen Cents,” by Brnest M. kewise r, and { tor petty Justice of the Peace > Peete eee eee eee eee ee ee fine of $6 end costs up est, which the now sober Er st pald Now at, ‘tis sald, ing for ye y job. Tee eee eee eee es * tees 831 Second at Olym ple Market Friday, 118 on ‘ at 723 Pike Street. Green Lake Station. 501 Queen Anne Avenue. And at Columbia City. 23Sa000 F. R. YERXA & SONS. WHOLESALE G : Main and Occidental Street LONDON LOAW OFFICE 105 Second Ave. 8. =) _Swurentuson co, ¥ in our marked in monds and Jew io not buy a watch or bere you see ovr display window and our prices, ISAAC LURIE, Prop, THE SEATTLE STAR—THURSDAY, OCT. 26, “the Standard way” gives three special lots of seréens for “busy Friday” ad of $1.75 at 75 this Is a three-par line, any color or pa a, 0 ina. eee eee ee eee eee eee ee at $1.50 instead of $3.50 this is a splendid lot of plaltf’ nid grill screens, frames of solid oak finished golden and white #nameled, filled with best quality of allkoline, regular values $386. At $3.00 \netead of $4.00, $5.00, $6.00 this lot consists of a fine lot-of three-fold golden and weathered oak frames with gr ps, faitey and plain denim filling, regu- lar values are $4.00, $5.00 aad’ $6.00. a $6.50 heater for 3.50 for “busy Friday” tn the Heat- er re eee ee ee eee | —we want you to get acquaint- ed with our Heater Store, it has the most attractive and practical showing of heaters fn the West of course priced right. —we will place a quantity of this particular heater on sale for Friday only It is made of heavy polished steel, full Hned inside draft, heavy cast logs, patent swing- off cover, neat nickel top urn, heating capacity large enough to heat up three rooms. 25 ine. long, 22 ina. high, 18 ins. wide The regular price of this heater ts 96.50-—for Friday only.... + 83.50 but one to a person; none sold to dealers; no out-of-town, C. ©. D, or telephone orders filled; no pipe goes with this heater; will be delivered at our convenience; will not be net up— Standard Furniture Co. L. SCHOENFELD & SONS 1006 to 1016 First Av | SEATTLE Seattle People Like Cleared and Grubbed Land ©. D, HILLMAN’S MEADOW tracta, over 400 feet long, only & Plenty of work and good wages for ever car to Duwamish Bridge. © re just opened, Large on terms of per month body. Take new Renton ty offices in Times Blk Second ani Union G ererwn ra Deere Clothiers, Is the Inevitable rewult of skillful, scientific, painstaking treatment and the personal supervision of the same physician every day. This accounts for the success obtained by Doctor Wm. McHarrie in his treatment of the great num- bera of afflicted people he sees daily in his offices, 420, 422, 424, 426 Arcade Building, ‘The followin, i—Complete painstaking and scientific examination, including microscopic when necessary— 2—All medicines and appliances prepared in-his own laboratory and free to all patients, 3—Certainty of cure in all curable cases. ee Read the following plain talk from some of the people I have cureg and note their report « year later. had little hope of ever being cured, ; inflammation were . Mouth Breathing, when I went to Dr. McHarrie for re-| then T have been subject to tresease Head Noises, 2 Thincs Divtorentiy nd tomach Disease **.,..\:..;°: athe freely and na | Stewart street, Seattle, expreases his throat is gone, as are the head| ¢Mlarged condition of my tonsils lappreciation of the great benefits| oles, and my stomach is in the MR. B. F. SMITH, 1023 Stewart Street, Seattle, | __ Severe Attack of Quinsy, became gradually more chronic tn rived from Dr. McHarrie’s treat-| Giving me most intense pain for | character, until they nearly filled , saying many days, until, with the breaking | my throat, rendering it trouble originated some 15] down of the tonsils, the swelling and | Difficult to Swallow ago ina A | Even a mouthful of water, and in- Severe Attack of Grippe, } | terfering greatly with my ¥ * gradually developed into|| Home Treatment | pecially while singing,” "© ptarrh of the head ane|| TOU be cured by Dr. Mc “I tried every imaginable remedy later involving my : ~ treatment. ce SLE Treatment, When I went to Dr. McFarriea, ai Nostri a Wore 0 be rusted ail itis Free ‘There I was promptly and thorough- cloed, my throat was sore|| Write your name and address | | 17, St 9 flamed, aggravated by en-|| on the dotted lines here. Then ||." Wel forced mouth breathing, and always|| cut out this coupon and mat! it to || REET is 1 with mucus dropping from my|| me. By return mafl you will re- || 19, 1908, I had buss Noi And began could not digest my food, the! | SUnsEEesETS | entre: | | y well, my throat hi wer ntation of which produced the| troubled me’ since, my singing te Most Distressing Bloating || Address much improved and my throat does ach, heartburn and rising not get tired out as before. I feet ed no many treatments that I OFFICE HOURS—9 a. m, to 12:30 p. m Tne Finest Men’s, Boys’ and Chil- dren’s Clothing Sold in America Is Here WE CLAIM TO SELL THE BEST CLOTHING MADE IN AM ERICA, HOW NEARLY WE HAVE REALIZED THAT IDEAL 18 FOR YOU TO BAY C BAMULL W PECK & co | ) Men’s Sults and Over- LL STYLES Ameri- coats $10 to $30 ’ Se YOUNG MEN’S SUITS AND OVER ~ COATS FROM 1 820.00, OF CHIL- can DREN’S SUITS Boy AND OVEBR- r COATS FROM Free for { Year With every Boys’ Suit r Overcoat Friday and Saturday Specials 50 dozen Wool Socks, regular 26c pair; special for Friday and Saturday, 2 pairs for 50 dozen Harris Suspenders, regular 50c kind; special for Fri. fay and Saturday, per pair 69 dozen Japanese Initial Handkerchiefs, regular 25¢ grade; special for Friday and wee eee seee secesecessee TWO FOR 2, SUCCESSORS A PERMANENT CURE | IN ALL FORMS OF CHRONIC DISEASES are some of the prominent features of his work ABSOLUTELY FREE OF CHARGE ‘The nominal fee of only Nef. T found that he | recurrences of this most distreasing malady, each causing me I j ‘ FE og” os) Indescribable Suffering srally through | While ft lasted, and leaving me fn Smith, residing at 1023 both nostrils. The irritation of the|® Worse condition than before. The At his office, best ‘condition. Dr. MeHarrie’ | treatm | mine.” nt surely cures cases like Mr. Smith reports that after year he still continues well lirely free from all of his former distressing allments, and ts enjoy- ing life as he had long wished to. Distress From Throat Disease Promptly Cured Miss Louise K. Hunstad, 822 Fifth ttle, adds her tes- undreds who have sing diseases by the popular and successful treat- | ment of Dr. McHarrie, saying |. “For more than six years I had heen greatly troubled with throat; MISS LOUISE K. | disease, At first I had a 821 Fifth Avenue North, Senttig rs and|| Harrie right In your own home |/ without success, and was and, in fact, my entire|| Under his perfect system of mail Almost in Despair ly cured, and my throat is now per- | Oc ¢ my illustrated booklet and || Doctor McHarrie: “In : re stion blank, free of cost. | your inquiry as to my present seams || of health, after a year's intermission, | am pleased to say that I still am ng and grinding c n My Ears au hear with difficulty. se attacked my stomach, Name ¢ liquids to the throat. I | that any amount oi one’ not educed fn health and yo at yea Meena |repay you for what you have forme, MISS L, K. HUNSTAD,” COLUMBIA MEDICAL INSTITUTE, WM. MCcHARRIE, M. D Succeeding 420-422-424. 426 ARCADE BUILOING—PHONE MAIN 4111, to 5 p.m, Eveningy—Tuesdays and Fridays, 6 H days—9 to 1l a m a ee