The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 22, 1906, Page 5

ms - Sl Peaet Peas BPC REC Ee Sire: i TR ce i tS atl tl Sr arawra Fa rF Rl Be from the Bonney-Wateon par repeated efforts, in ending the evil, BENEFIT CONCERT | this afternoon, with b i ho wants ite strictly und | made tn the fun in Lakeviow I that he t# not going to spoil tery the resulta of hie efforts at this FOR W v GILDAY lato hour by giving away to cam o Ve nak meeting school directors palgn enthusiasm, The campaign has been catlod to be held at the Managers will secure wo more PrIV-| Ay ontortatnioe proers i be aller wehool b “a In West Be n entertaining program w } Malter won ot bulldog te Weat me Hexen than the patent medicloe | given ‘qt Chriatenson's Arcade. hall| cet aie As coaidie tapert mes a ee tory |BOXt Taenduy ovoning, February 27, | the past y ag now the campaign rustlers! as 9:15 k, for the benefit of are I pon td they will stir up Ww. Vv Gilday the local manager | mer campaign enthusiasm. the Great Western Lycoum Bureau, — The annual school election of : RST 7 eine of Salt Lake, Utab | PUBLIC SCHOOLS HOLD EXERCISES AND HAVE | |f 0" Neate will take place at the va, Bartlett Macey, the” clover| aller schoo! building, Saturday a : = gabe: Mp sateivatd HALF HOLIDAY—PUBLIC OFFICES CLOSED —[{00". March &. The election of a] MAVOR BALLINGER = 18808 IMPROVEMENT Saarat Convers of the nesortan, O08 term of three years wilh eins cne| @TRIGE ORDERS TO POLICE Kleanor Piper netiat; Robert Our “Ruay Friday good new ome — aie De Armond, baswo cantante, and Ora| | Wek passes but that we offer one or more articles better and lower 00 t banks and aplad with programe and fitting AGAINGT POLITICAL AOVER | JAverett de Armond, accompantat,|§ ‘ban you really expect Ho inst and by exercises In Jaxercises, the high» hool program) | In rain the nature] TISING ON THE STREETS rol nen 9 hapa atl CME ucts Faure 1s Bit 6 feu y noot use tt to ppd a ras ioe nalating of an oratorical contest | and " materiale to be entertainmen' | ‘ { ¥ ag Stas, te " public Artie is today co’ Tunder the auaploas of the Bons of the | ex th . cad doaian 4 . ane ne a ORS jos 26, for ORE = ebrating Great Ax 1 ap Revolution, In other] #t. rerade, Lo HM. Griffith yesterday| Mayor Ballinger threw a bomb sme Ranier vulva tusgreveine rhe Ladien’ Relies Sotiety of tho} eeth. of reat At an, | Saeed eer te Same en teem Srienin voatorday| vei into the ranks of workers in|Aatociation will hold their nest |Church of Jewue Christ Latter Day | be a man © er mele soldier and statesman furnish. | for perm test holes at| All the political parties this morn-|™oOthly meeting at Renton M onday | ints will give a home talent on ip named t ed the topic of recitations and in Interseot f crows stroots| ing when he tneued strict orders to | *¥enins, March 6 ene ss Se ot ee i to bow 7 two CONTE ES | ON Oe ele atone i late the veneadbs aren the police department to keop all, It Is expected that Dr. M. A. Mat-|Westorn ay, this evening Meee. the dn 1732; when the |" Te eaeral, county and elty of-| campaign banners off the streat, 1t {thew will attend as speaker of the man cow g Boy Say flcea are all closed in honor of the he ton of Le h he ale | Was entirely new to the polit pyeaing. Bad & vers large turnout EGGS! EGGS! EGGS! of a pation wa e By Ver | aay, the city hall and courthouse | leged at : sin robber | 4d even the policemen are ata and Valley people will! @ century « ate ba ing in a practically deserted can. | recently grand dazed probably attend Strietly fresh; only cents fern celebrated. a poceanion ae st fp cone foe get an Rag ph the horas ant nasty | “rhe object in tasuing the order} This association is meeting with|qozen, Jersey Butter Store, 3 | Bay ranks Ate ' practically confined to the retail| #ed In the October hold-up, for a| Mayor Ballinger explained this | CoMslderable suc in its work of atreet beed & the « ‘ erst |iouse ‘There wea mo organised t sn commenced betore| Morning, waa to raaintain » con-|Sducating and interesting the | at for © iy . bration, and no parade, but thin | Jude» Frater y¢ latent attitude in the enforcement] Ble IR axmdetated work for clylo wd= ty Oa gponai dle ping of the I peso * ; * dues ond tm Jof the ordinance passed a year j¥Yancement and the benefits to be! " Sees of Oona mit at last might} Of advertising matter that used to Suit Sale ever inaugurated now At the he day was re Washington wervolr for the water system tn| Wagons and human carriers wattl it] poen al Ge bweey Better! KLINE & ROSENBERG, memberes! © ot apprectat-) birthday banque might at the) Wood 1 park, App 1 $180, | became a nuisances | Store Pike & at 25 ce al 625 First Avenue, Seattle, Wash fof yout) ration half} Washington. Only members and rh Mayor Ballinger succeeded, after dosen meres Bellday, The sessions held were! their ladies have been invited | we coca | HIN, the eived the forsed, while George W , endorsement in the Kleventh The only nomination that was a’ . mitested was that of William 1. Murphy p republican nominees ‘ mecliman from the Ninth It was finally agreed SLATE upon on the} ondition that he keap saloons out of the Ninth ward. Mr. Murphy ts known tobe op iquor tnth ward free from « traffic, aad his promise to keep the} announced on the ft Values Up to $3.00 To Raise Money Second Avenue and University Street Second Avenue and University Street Oo STONE, FISHER CO.’S8 UNIVERSITY STREET STORE. ern but for this Friday y we are Bat o appoint At the close of the convent ITIONISTS HOLD CON. a peemerric ity tie of 11 members was Standard Furniture Co. VENTION—PROF. STILLWELL & howen and mtributions for the/ Deane THe TiCkET—sevEeR ampaign fund were rained by @ pledges and the passing of « hat AL OUTSIDE NOMINEES EN. |*TOURd the vent n_ Preceding ‘ (3 LAL TH wed. aver e sa brief ~ DORSED song caram aud prayer, it wos | meena bs Boe an xe Le Soattlo 1006 to 1016 First Avo. Tacoma * * # Mayor AH New * & Comptrolier—George EK Conn. * CITY BRIEFS | @ Treswrer—H. W. Foe * $ Covucilmen-a ' A The gr ! Women’s Shoes is to be continued t rt Fresh lote the wholesale house have been Ny — _ A boree belonging to the Singer t and th ale t off again t row h the rar erie War «| Sewing Machine company ran awny c ver been salled—n are the to be met wit the future The det ’ iW * terday The horse started ¢ $ tira Ws Stores wen, See S$ an as as far as First av 2% Poarth Wa * | where he ran tnt del oo ade , ; to the Fuller mpa & Seventh Ward--s. W. Wil * ae oe of the a er cat ae Age an he hy SRightt Ward—A Bt Pi tainan - menutacturers. if rs ee ee eee. > he horse which had been in To select a good Piano here, be ferer from any ailmen ® Tenth We i aes. ; LOT NO. 4 cause we do not handle any | § **ford to @ Eleventh Wan!—George Hi ’ LOT NO. 2 tr) Ay Ladies’ B. if other kind, and every inetru * *) gy mtendent Walters. of th %, 1 siz ames x Cal ment fn the house is @ bargain pian dln tlindin tia iatiatnd | ( streets and sewers five style Blucher, Extension Soles, Low at the regular price which we xX erimen : SK " ee > tie school shoe ask for it, but there are times At the Seattle sevnina oF on to wee Gh the —~ “ when we have some extraordi @ small but ae ep ia 'an ee With such people. ‘Your case, a a tal ma < 240 1 calls 7” an last he great te PF. Prescott, for several years! » Te . > . 7 . ~ > - > disenses, gy roca sony foe weve! zeers| i A FEW OF THOSE PATENT KID, DOUBLE AND SINGLE SOLE BLUCHERS INCLUDED IN THIS SALE Hight now we have sev > individuale being en. eaptidate fc whip company, has been ap NOT ALL SIZES, BUT FAIRLY ASSORTED oral offers that ae pay oe it follows that no twe hate ° pointed to woadt bot to investigate, as they must b Qeket, was airman no eee So Oe ee “=e - — . ~~ : — ~ ~ seen to be appreciated. In sev ened rs Bay quit and oe “ any im the local traffic offices a ‘ eral instances you can save from > z $50.00 to $150.00 from the orig - Sine fr an a K d Waists Go for f Pat A. H. Sulltweil, of the fe pemeais Ciriatian ‘Temper js IMONOS aNd Waists or Ina) prices i. Stiltw ae a ae h New § rin reet t e ew Amongst our large and elegant Ss ee pe e ; oe mame it Your and - ve Worker against oe Reademteatlg wars tong = a il e rae find such distingu i makes eo liquor traffic, was the unas the 2 Pr . ™ a Chickering, Hobart M. Cable, fate choice of the party for the |\® late Frances Willard. 4 I oo ; Case nost despair of ever = tee = I selling we've brought for Kimball, Haddorff, Pease, D. getting again. This may Si ene wn (he tiehet. Tits selse-| ay. mishtusd, prestent of 86 ward h of fine Waists and Kimono Johnston Co. Special, Lakenide | | fe san & pect te the bate a > by a shor s baat ‘ Brilliant —— ‘ ard 3 y ¢ \ —" PERCE SI es OY and Bell Pianos. your trouble, but in most cases Gree in which the well known prin. /aitie Retail Grocers’ association ant Last make and we don’t want to Here's a generous showing The Renowned Weber Pianola |} f the fault lice with the method Of the party were gone ov as returned from the national com jaunty styles. _ of new fabrics for tomorrow's Thee of treatment adopted. The suc- vention, hekt at Ni * r move these Piano, the Wheelock Pianola P su Gad Mr. Stillwell's faithful su aid at Niagare Falls, 6 asonabl 1 NO selling. Finest collection we've Piano, the Aeolian Pianola Pi consful phy fe not tied of them promised. Y., to which he was sent as a dele KIMO s aver chows ano and the truly wonderful jown to any one particular bo sho a a school of medicine or method of City Ownership. j _ KIMONOS ' ne 1 short, regular $1.60 and $1.25 . . Metrostyle Pianola,” the only treatment, but uses what there ¥ - | $4. © Blankenship and Mr. end! 1. 98 to $5. 00 qu. for : The All the wanted English Piano Player made that ftndi is of good in all. The pricel The platform drawa up included|vre James R. Binkard wore each checks, in all colors; specially eates the correct interpretation boon of Bot saly_ the taular prokibition | placed under $300 bonds to keep the WAISTS priced for Wednesday's selling oer tee ae k of small musical a mg clause fAVGr | peace in Garden City by Justice of WHITE WAIST of lawn mustin and linen lawn, made t - ¢ *.. Ratod Municipal ownership. Chair-}the Peace Gordon. The trio were with full tucked front and back, embrotdered front . instruments, Edison and Victor fan Duniap stated that had the convicted of borsewhipping Leroy large full sleeves, deep ceft, ter . ONe Yy d Talking Machines and Records Bunkipal ownership party tnserted | Lemon, aged 60 y } SHIRT WAISTS of albatross, nun's velline and fan- Cc a ar contains many things of interest In the greatest blessing that this @ prokibition plank in its platform} - - nel, in blue, navy, red and green, sample line, requ life holds for us. If you have ® Would have had the support of} The tonerat of Art + $2.00 and 8 walsta, for O14 tout It mae danger of — = the prohibition party for its entire! su iohn Perr: § me @ be pow aon oe thket. ie the Seventh acd the ond pA elated a — ~ = DOSS S SS SSSA AAP PAPADPAPAOPPOAOPOPA - . . hil Dise $5 u th Mmusicipal ownership candidate for|ging camp at Startup, Snohomish - Burke Bldg., 903 Second Avenue seases ‘on he councti, 8. W. Wilkins, was on ty. ast Tucedey, will be held ice for Dime Will Do Wonders OUR SPECIALTIES eae a ese Undermusiins Will /™™ti)°e™ ore Se Fort Asthr Hay Fever Far Diseases, Affection - Store Stemack Livers mie 5 rea e a ir Bladder, Lungs, Nerv 4 ving i Here's a list, which will at et Seoatee 5 PE Er vs} Here's a conglomeration of Undermustins that can be } show how profitable trading ——aee FULL OF MEMORABLE SAVING OPPORTUNITIES. YOU SAVE ' j le t r r is here OMY A’ axe FUE coat iat cen tatll had for less than the cost of the materials alone WM M HARRIE. M D jee GOWNS, SKIRTS, CORSET COVERS AND DRAWERS, made of f 1 250 Finishing Braid, Wed . MC 9 Whe We HAND BAGS, 4iffer on ambric and nainsook, plain, lace or embroidery headay 10¢ 420-422-424-426 Arcade Building. and «, awagger t + garment Ladies and Children's Hose re Phone Main 4111. i GOWNS, SHORT AND LONG SKIRTS, CORSET COVERS. DRAW. v ce At Office Houre—9 a ERS AND CHEMISE, trimmed witg a profusion of lace and em rge Bone Hatrpins, § on a card, il a u r ce 1 3 to 8 bm Wire Poultry Netting Gestion ureter tie cord covere of Sainsssh, chess at regular 180, Wednesday, a card fi] Tuesdays CHEAPER THAN YOU MAVE ‘ ' y 1 with buf t bott garment » To Demonstrate Our New Alveolar ents - EVER BOUGHT HIGH-GRADE } ore } Back Hatr Ret re, regular 25 | Method {n Dentistry WIRE FENCING } CORSET COVERS, SKIRTS AND DRAWERS, CORSET COVERS} and S00 each, Wednesday onch HAND BAGS, of 1} and f back, ruffled front, skirts } 10 )NEST PIANO AT AN Iie te 4 Apo menage veg BARES St Satan Sen dance’ of ine | OR ges OLS | ‘Ohio Dentists Will Do Ail RoneeT price. net urwe and ainmook, elaborately tr od Withvembroid umbrella style, the nemday pate » v Pianos sold on easy terms Peres and } nainsook ¥t Y, urabrella eye, the} AF oasss oversee BOS Dental Work Fuste me ret Toren $1195 5 P egula stock of Pianos city. ; ? ; ‘for toe B) ALLEN @ GILBERT-RAMAK- JAPANESE SHOPPING BAGS, } CORSETS 39¢ at Oe Bl For 30 D ER CO. euler ? fay y ‘ ¥, sizes 18 to 24..39¢ } Bt ays 1406 Second Ave. ne i | VESTS 5 FOR 25e » Following Price RUSH SHOPPING BAGS a : aint At the Following Prices RUBBER BOOTS. OILED CLOTHING. THE RUBBER STORE, 714 First Ave. “Everything In Rubber.” Inati n free, extra a ] | | Pain Alvec the originators of method in den years new UNION BAKERY AND CAFE COND AVENUT For @ good the Union Bake Second avenue square meal ¢ OHIO DENTAL PARLORS’ and 1420 Third Pike St Ave