The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 6, 1905, Page 6

Star Want Ad. Agencies |——~ Second avenue. | Quaker Drug Store, 1013 First ave || | | enue, | PLH. Mullen, S21 Ballard avenue, |) | | @pposite city hall, Aroade Bd 4 ind Necond Ave. | Fremont Drug Co, Ewing street) | | | and Fremont avenue, Gee Thos. Harris, at Postoffice, Ren- HOUSE, % Sell for $40) 0 down, 10 monthly, 4 lots, $180. Bee Hanbury Kaufman Station, Green Lake, 12-1 AVE. cossse ereienenes f ry $00 2.00 bolic ak ROwAL" Main Fee For Rent—Furnieh dR Ch NOTRE, FEDERAL, Third and BAAR RAHA R HARARE RATES FOR CLAS! 1 iad t Situation Wanted Ads. vid Ine sertion Free, Additional insertions of Sit- Pine— Ind. &. Running hot and cold water, gtegin Beat. clectrte lights, porecelatn Wation Wanted Ada, 2 cents a high’ class patronage sollelted, Ele WANTED: 34 Recond Ave manager AND ALL OTHER ADS. One Cont a Wo: . Lat. oom. "in private family! $8 per ty Wat or traction thereof wgton street, one eash in advance. charge toaccount seiual Dumber of lines ca wet will be counted. > vertisement o! ae than two lines t and nimum price for an “ad” 16 cents. SIx insertions made for the price of five when cash ts TO ADVERTISERS Classification cannot be guar-® Meet Se « 11 o'clock. Ad. Pe Rs " Brier Seer Suneet B00 6060; pi 1183. : Leeeeeeeeeeeert SSSR EERE = ts -** Phones ‘Main 1198 an For Sale—Miscellaneous. _ ©. B WILLIAMS. Bash and Door Bargains Ready mixed house Paint $1.20 per gal: ton, | Patton's Sunproet Hard ON Tin. Ballon Liquid wood flier H.W per lon. Good varnish $1.35 R Sunproot tied Ou fn ne Cross panel doors $1.00 esc. Cottage CH CURTAINS laundered. B front doors only $2.46. ns we. Beautiful cottage front windows only Notice | Tews for suffering humenlty MOULDINGS. a moulding price list ready for te eure guaranted for rheu- dust eb mation, in — 1 quote = win nervous disestes prices ever heard of on. pore® ts aka veiling, newels rand, ae era Inside fin! « S| Seer a fort of moulding any taywhere “nth ou have one price Or & Copy at once, oO. i WeiLtaMs, 109, Western Ave. Seattle, Wa. aS 2 hr Ew GERTRR PATE AND MAS. | FOR | SALE — Strawberry plants | ae. eggs > Bancrofts and eee Se = ce mb EAehn Oa * areal | Pigeons, Alma Munday, #7 h hair jewelry. A. —————<—$—$—$——$ Sven cor. Pige: | Irteh setter: Ma, i" had a full brother uf hime "Maia Sa. ee Real Raat oat Christenson, sab ave. “es For Sale—Furniture. i High class new, mission ‘tor ss rcom. ‘Fiat. "unas *| FOR SALE~Furnt house. Wanted. wan! clear NTE! ture to repair. . : ted to Niner | WA wank usenmiced” eit’ clit - mxnounnt SXUTHY. Simaker. So th av. Phone L i775 ee ding. _—S| Pike STREET FURNITURE CO. ; Treat irom | BREE Entetute, Main Gad: ind tes = Geren as tad al MARRY—Wealth and Beauty; mar ——_ directory free; pay when mar. Room 15. call iD te 4 Seo, Fekxonste, Mich. #2 = MARTHA BLA hool of tilawirery, = Main Wil - Mis Chica: %-ROOM hotel, completely furnished, from depot, 2 blocks from boat land. ing with long lease; after subleasiny my rent is only BS per mont is C, Underw SINESS CHANC B $275.00— Shin everz thing Must go at once W. H. THOMPROD Phone Main 64. 107 Alaska Pidg Quick to $38. i ume, good furniture inion ear line, ten biorks from jew corner. brick, a}! Marche. Office. 1121 Howell Foome._ it $2.00, Bpot with lease, rent to good party Furnished nd sewing machine, | this. $9 Union Block. 713 A arden and garden STEWART. STEWART & CO. 4 vill pay well for im- Proving Broperty, Weaver, Base- LODGING HOUSE ist and Yesier. —7) SNAP. + 3) per mo. Phone Main 5400, 1001 Auct Bale. FOR RENT new six room house, all | Ted ri Fn ass Rill CTION BALE. OF ITURE ON TURSDAY OVEMBEN, AT 10:90 BILAIE. Ww RENT —Modern T-room house, am | gant oak bed sets, folding | he ve. N. paved streets. springs, mattresnen, 7, 57 Vth A 16th Ave. ¥. N. aldehoard, dining ¢ For 1 RENT Ten-room 1 fe from wih| extra fine carpets. Wide rugs, lace curtains, —6| at Phones, ‘tain ool; independent ni, ° ° Want ad. office, Ragley's Drug || f ; : ss +] | Sunset 6060; Ind, 1153, 1] al 11} gi20-pRAeTICALLY | | ©. N. Lohndroff, cigar store, 915 NEW MODAN one i confides lal, mo ine THE CRESS tome Baa COMPANT, frien Aavancen isinnloyee men to all = J. BRANDT. lewyer. Pees poseined tates nee q “tae erga tz ce tgeate ity. 8 Vioek Beat W. Db LAMBUTH. tO) Pacitic Bia +. A Ketloae. lawyer, i mu Batiey bids BAXTER a WILSON, | Cz N.Y. Bike yy. om room inquire at wit? ha cvet entirely. newt Dian: send no graduate with © steady roomers, transient trade average 2%: located one block ee Room 80 Union Block, 713 J A. icsilery ‘and cigar stand combined. This price takes Be sure and sce $400,.00—12 roomn, on ist ave. fine lo- cath Ridg. —6 =o | NOTICE— Just opened. Bath outlets an | Auriats. hoe Hid por, month, “Ww + Coulee, Karla” HNICM on the premises, 1087 Main atrect, the Ph Manon. en St contents of six furnished rooms. Kle- PE fowa NADEAU Alaska anes Do Not Worry Just because the cook left in a hurry and company is coming to dinner tomorrow night. Call Us Up And give us a small want ad. and we'll have you a new cook in plenty of time to prepare that dinner. The convenience is great; the cost trifling. Sunset Main 6060 Phones | Fidependent 1153 Down Town Office RAGLEY’S DRUG STORE Second and Pike Financtat. ent Attorney. B STAR LOAN CO. ADAMS BROOKS, regustere! attor. ne K. 3 years tt in woe Using Grounds # Bx, BALTOM Areas Ghia die DRG G8O. HERPEIN, @ Union Bx _..Phetegraphers’ Supplies, TRUNKS Pee =» es See NS a ARM ( nanaa N a If you want 8 nic een Poke i peecueiy, lawrence Murphy. it Sagas bee eer | VERAL CHOICE FIVE-AC! “HRacth-ont peat she” Pncarecunet rich alder imnd. easily cleared: §m@ will take wart payment in ime fac! -S MALTBY. 79-90-90) Alaska Hutiding. rol RANCH of 10. ae acres STNCMICN & ARNELL, i Columbia, Kenny Bidg. “several bacre trac near ie Interurban, $310 each. may terme. Sopra. Baa ye nd. Eastern riculars eal at RBALTY Co. ‘tee New York Bik SEVERAL CHOICE FIVE-ACRE TRACTS-Out near the Interurban, Taw CANAD’ oe Se CAP. CREAGE. C ates. HI MEADOW on market fa 9 feet long. 4 and grubbed, $80, terms s on Beattie Branch-G ot Manager work for everybody: oc Get_off at Duwamish bridge, or see C.D. Hillman in Times Block. ing » echool and harn, ehicke: chard © If taken thi 500, which In- cludes cv chickens ROBERT MALTBY 919-890-121 Alaska Buliding. Rich ALD ed: sever hear the Interurban; $90 each. ‘Kasy terms, ROBERT MALTBY 9-99-92 ka Butlding. s SACRE tract, No. # Knight's subdivi- sion, one mile north of city limita, on county road, and 4 bl jocks west of verett-linterurban. Owner not liv ing tn city and will eatme iafactory terms by calling at 206 fladison street, city, Map at thin number. FIVE-ACRE TRACTS AT OLD- ME PRICHS ng. | 880-For five actes of nice Jevel tand sane Parlors te if, Grand Pac 1 Riverton. Very Hotel, 115% 1b e. ay only 26 minutes’ to the city. Terms, $19) cash, OLS. jon Bioe ~ “ACREAGE. For 6 and 10-acre tracts on easy pay= ments, aoe exaicree athe 5 POSIT CO,, 118 Beneca, ROPATHY 144 Beco <n ae: - i. bot and re v7 Ac T i Behre Ma “eee mae examination tres, OR Acre a yyee prema & “x x x x x x ® x} Modern . Home we Be eee pee mee : Basy Terms Then compare ALAMY V gity Bad you will find Mitte ‘Aune Mii, all heh-up. price lots ounide the elty. SOO ee ee ae ae ee Forester, Mer x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x . x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x xx x x xx xx xx x x x x x x “x x x | HH NC ce nee eK MO pe MO ee Be ee Bix-room Cotta near the new on Blewett avenue. ¥ GREENWOOD AVE. CAR LINE. NOW BUILDING, n be sold on easy Lerma, HOWARD FH. LEWIS & CO, 1 @ 2 HALLER BLOCK HALF ACKE TRACTS only 6 blecks from car closer to Pio: land; $280 per hall acre. iRise FACTS in the city ex- ‘Thin addition snfare to Beatti h by this addition. Graded school one block away. New high school eas: Near Woodland ACRES BOTTOM Nib the real articie shingt land Betton’ 3 Tana ‘any Area ‘Siding: $00 TO 0-EASY TERMS. Bee rishi BLOCK iT ra td GARD On the line of the New Renton Inter- wn street je St & efi” Boyt ia ik fi on’ ‘nak a Bldg . two lots, one block Let ls fenced and in ore, Terms can be M. B CRANE @ Co, INC. REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE T1072 Alaska Bullding. hed, @ fruit Tel, Mata 304: * acts dé, Janda, 1s be no! a ‘week; price ee fiscount ata a ¢ meadow inna. all TWO PRETTY $1,780.00; 0.00 Cash. And $9.00 Per Month Six Rooms, Bath, Toilet and Bow! Corner Lot Wxil0 to Alley. rs and river close ‘in, only 23 min ER before have people Soertuntty to gt} 1 henge Seattle 0 $300, fot will dounte beca cat completed. “We have 10 min r service now and will soon have Now ts the time for 1 tomorrow onl: Seattle Home. ~tt joutheast 6 ttl $S.bire 7 ie ihe Large Piagza, oir’ FORD ke! TY TR W. J. BOWEN, nts of high order the p t benefited by ‘ark Boulevard is WOODLAWN 2 ADDITION Vat. “Uy roa with the A SCHOOL, th: Water, Bide LOTS 10 TO $400, YOUR OWN TERMS. n on the ground. Fiftieth Bt and Went Mountain View Hetents Addition will jp theo Ling level Bay View I aod bulider aulek sarvite direst to ibe ri ny ‘rom the ows walking distance. NOTE Tiyte. price for ies modern Com ad new and Fine fruit a very good, dis- rch. Near stores berry district in Children can attend Se- 10 S-Room 1% story house, 2 lets, barn, trees, flowers, ete. The above are all good buys and we can arrange easy terms for you RAMBEY & BATTL Wi-30 New York Bloc Phones, Main 10%, Ind. G2 -# W HOMES. $2,150.00 Buys Another Beauty. Six Rooms, Beautiful Bath Room. ‘Terma $60.00 Cash and F Month. Brand New, Tinted Walls, Shades. ar E. Union Car Block A ies. FF cleared; several bacre near the Interurban; $380 each. ROBERT MALTRY rich alder land Lot mim R labor * a8 adjoining seo-nat Alaska Building. eaye snus oall $2,180 for 2 acres c car, driving distance | View of sound d at the door. pnd this Cor 4 id. rounded with beautiful hom F FRHREN CO. 112 Columbia St. Main i, 6 80 Colman Bidg. THREE CRISP SNAPS. om modern house at Ballard, for Day Ist addition, at A low valuation. Eastern owner Give me an offer, As pretty a lot a® you will find in with magnificent mountains, ‘Secret of New Theater Finally Becomes Public lil leleheleleh ds telelalidahdedadndndnanieaniaiaanaaanaae” * * * New Theater ’ a * Location : H & Management * Architects % Disposition of Third Avenue The * . oR ERPS ROR CCC CORSE SERRE ee ee ee Independent * mth and Union * Russell & Drew * Saunders & Lawton *® ater * For Stock Companies Exclusively * ” ” Attor weeks of secrecy on the rt interested, it has finally 4 out that Seattle's new in-| pendent theater will probably be| located at Fourth and Union, will! be built by J. A. Moore, and will) be under the management of Fusweil | & Drew Shubert brothers, the famous New | York theatrical firm, will peveeny | be heavily interested in the ven ture. | Russell and Arch Selwyn, th A consultation was held Monday yoon between Mr. Moore, Manages late ter representing the Shuberts. It is proposed that the new the- ater will be the handsomest play house west of Chicago, and will bill all of the leading stars who have broken away from the “trust” an are now appearing under independ~ ent management Saunders & Lawton are the archi- | tects, Wit, Wisdom and Plenty of Good Cheer Reigned When the ‘‘Prints” Got Togethe Wit and wisdom, mirth and mt sie held sway in the Labor Temp! le| yesterday, and, incidentally, there) were union beer, union cigars and xood things to eat galore, The or ston was « smoker given by the Allied Printing Trades council— organization made up of the prin ers, pressmen, streoty pe photo- engravers, press feeders and book- binders of the city. Frank A, Rust spoke on “The Unt Label,” and Gordan A Rice} on “The Union Record.” Dan J O'Brien of the stereotypers urged more real affiliation of the printing trades and Ben Herray of the book~- NEWS OF THE STATE THE FUNERAL of James R. Wood, one of the best known pio- neers of Washington, took pie in) Olympia Saturday. Rev. R. D. v~ | | Episcopal minister from Taco-' ma, officiated. A PIONEER of Garfield county, | Mrs. Nancy Dixon, died at her home | 7 eight miles north of Pomeroy Sun- day, aged 77 years, 11 months and § days. THE LE GRANDE HOTEL, « situated 40 miles north from Tacoma, burned Sunday. ‘The loss amounted to $6000, with no surance. The fire started from a kitchen range. A TRAVELING MAN who gave his name as W. H. Olston was thrown from a Sellwood car at Port- land Saturday night and died Sun- day. A BROKEN JAW BONE Is what C. J. Hanson ‘s suffering from. He was kicked in the jaw by a pony at Mount Vernon last week. J. C, LAWRENCE, a member of the railway commission, arrived in Garfield Sunday from Olympia and drove straight to his ranch, where be will rest up a week. POSTMASTER A. BE. HALL has his position as postmaster at Stanwood in favor of Dr, D. Carl Potereon. THE NEW MILL STRUCTURE of the Eastern Railway & Lumber Co. is now being put up and the com- pany hopes to have the mill finished by the Ist of January. hy: MERCHANTS’ CARNIVAL will be given at Monroe next Friday and Saturday, November 10 and 11. THE MOUNT VERNON city coun- cil was presented with a petition from several of the leading citizens of the town asking that a new sewer system be put in. The city engineer was ordered to look the matter up and make a report at the next meet- ing of the council. FALLING FROM A TREE An- tone Ranta, a swamper at the Cher- ry valley camp was brought down to Monroe Monday evening with his back broken. ONE OF THE STEAM schooners now being built at the Lindstr shipyards will be launched Thurs- ‘oaster.”” A MOVEMENT has been started jooking to the advancement of Aber- deen from a third class city to one of the second class. THE CALL for a non-partisan} caucus at the town hall last week} brought out the largest crowd that bas ever attended a similar meeting in Washtucna THE SNOHOMISH ELECTRIC) COMPANY will start up its plant Monday THE STEAM PIPES in the boiler of the Lamb-Davis Lumber com- | pany’s sawmill blew out last week. | A DEER was killed at Port Or- chard by Thomas Ross, who was| trolling for salmon in the bay. The | deer plunged into the water near the boat to escape some dogs and hunters, Ross rowed over to it,/ end of a gaff hook, killed it pil FINE OF $50 was imposed ON | tarines, per box, . A. Ingalls, an optician at Pom- jae per box, $1.50. aba for putting a “Dr."" before his name and advertising himself as a physician. A PARTY of 15 surveyors arrived in Chehalis last week, and the ae tlon looks as though the Lewi county people would soon have a railroad in thelr country. February 27, 1906, is Bm Withelm's silver wedding day the Deutsche? Krieger Verbun the United States will s ent to the emperor and the form of a beautiful punch bow! of pure silver, binders told how the council had been of practical value to his craft, while H. H. Kulies sprang a plan for political action by union men. Va- rious other members of the allied unions made shorter speeches; there as vocal and instrumental music, “step dancing” and cwo very inter- esting boxing matches between members of the Press Feeders’ Un- fon, which kept the happy gather- ing in seasion until 6 o'clock. The smoker was the first of a se~ ries to be given by the Allied Print- ing Trades council for the dual pur- pose of booming ite label and bav- ing a good time among its mem- bers. i At Ballard | Captain H, Meyer, formerly of the barkentine Planter, of San Fran- cinco, arrived in Seattle Sunday for the purpose of entering the employ of the Glove Navigation company. Captain Meyer will assume com- mand of the four-masted schooner Nottingham, one of the fastest ves~ of her clase on the Pacific. The ‘ottingham, under command of Captain Meyer, will take 1,300,000 feet of Puget sound lumber and @ consignment of piles for Guayamis, Mexico. Captain Meyer is one of the best known skippers on the Pa~ fic and has jong been familiar with the southern seas. The steamer Dolphin, of the Alas- ka Steamship company, sails for Skagway and Lynn canal points Monday night at £ o'clock. The vee~ wel will take a large list of passen~ bound for interior sections of Iso take a full iw ody of freight for all points in the by steamer Indianapolis, eee Sound Navigation company, Ja' purchased in Chicago for sound and adjoining waters, which is en route to Seattle Michigan City, left Quebec for New York at 8 o'clock Monday Word to that effect was received Walter Oakes, vice president of the Alaska Steamship company, Mone day morning. The steamer Santa Monica, 1, Hy Gray & Co., salle Monday for Ban Franciseo and Los Angeles, takes a large cargo of freight 25 passengers. THE MARKETS Beans, Mi congue $3.25@ 83." No. 1 small whites, $3.50; whites, $3.55; large whites, $3@: pink beans, $3.59; bayo beans, beets, per sack, $1; parent; wack, $1; carrots, per sack, T6e; tur~ nips, per sack, 65c; bats Posi box, $1 cauliflower, | $1.00; garlic, per 3 a green peppers. per Mea shasse: ffornia pepeers. box, $1.25: dozen, 2! —. per Ib, 2 tomatoes, potatoes, per yellow Danker onions, — day. She will be christened the| 4 1b; Walia Walla onions. T0c; cucumbers, per doz, &5c@$: Yakima potatoes, per ton, $1 Cranberries, per bbl,, $11.00, Fru Figs, case, %-Ib. bricks, $1.76 seodiess figs, 10-Ib. cartons, $4. $5.50; Valencia oranges, a box, $5: lemons, per case, $3.60@5,00; Wenatchee, box, 6501.00; bas |nanas, per bunch, $3.00; east of mountain a $1.50@2.00; natives, box, secant Cal. Gravensteins, 75c@$1.25; pare ent apples, per box, T56@9007 Snow apples, $1.75@2.00; — al ples, 60c@$2.00; quince, ti @1.25; pears, box, &5c@8l; eee l pears, per box, $1.00; Figs, per pound, per — sack, Muscat grapes, crate, $1.25@$1.40; Concorda, 10-Ib, basket, 25@ iho; seedless Sul- tana grapes, crate $1; Tokay grapes, per crate, $1.25; Bincks, crate | $1.26; Hawalian pineapples, doz, and, striking it on the head with the| 50@85.50; — huckleberries, .. per er doz, T5@85e3 ie; cocoanuts, Cal. honey, per Butter and Cheese. Washington creamery, per Ib 28e7 Eastern creamery, bricks, Ib. 2607) Eastern tub, Ib, 24@25c; cooking, Ib, @iske; ranch butter, stern cheese, twins, ce 5 Washington cheese, twins, Ib. lde; cream brick, Ib 16c; limburgers | Ib, 160; block Swiss. Ib, 170; youm vd | American cheese, 16c. ¥! Egu Ranch eggs, @32c; Eastern, Oregon, 300 : oe Secret of long life. Page 6. Pa e %