The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 31, 1906, Page 8

THE SEATTLE STAR—SATURDAY, MARCH bl : | GAN UU | HAVE NEVER MET } ; - - merchant wi , ftord t tt for bt oe ee The Star) 5 Ww, turn asd ao! proceeded (o ask them va 0 March 900 any way ate 4 . - DUMDER fog M Law an you tell me ED he fa vw ; days fre yi coming aot } THAT 18 THE IDEA OF MAYOR MOORE IN REGARD TO RAAiLe! | ( r Dre 5 wae ae © required to watch it pang THAT MUST BE PLACED ON WESTLAKE AND SECOND AVS. | seit fo cons Joh and another to shout ‘there WHEN THEY ARE PAVED, : on, | ‘ to t t ‘. ‘ ‘ , ; are newer oe ‘a Wie: ate t ) shad - . grant the Nort the ur . ; : : THE ANTI-CIGARETTE LEAGUE, Be A telly Lyf bending definite action by the clty| that dire Caeiser t r Clark, and on the south by} dleng the line of structing a city| this ¢ = Vand 4 the ¢ as 8 ch Abstaining myself from the use of cigarettes, I hereby the: tamer tenon Silas: actuan alanine thm cabs : Bite , . my influence to induce others to do the same Awson | “What shall we do to be saved? | iw own tracks Woentlake t he neocons «) . * . : hae thy » . <, | “Read Nobody's Magazine and bug Yard and North #4 Av, and pave at| able itt hese tracks f a A re to have my name en nber of The A repeating rife the exp of the general fund ¢ t t The " A Are re any honest men at the! ted fund, the t 18 | id f cont at b r tien di nat : : Anti-Cigarette League, There only one Lawson, and he) head of Life insurance companies?” | feet of the street, the por wt wa PD re ERT , arch 1 . os 7; he privilege. H » How | plunge was the city of Boston apr are | et ted t > fin t ng 0 hting be 7a " easter® | before me like a town in Lilliput aa ' ‘ “| 7 talking, (ose seg f Ma home) The bay shone like a polished mir . ” w ts turn i of Bunker) ror in the sun, Tiny Vewsele seem A le ioe ¢ Ne ' prices can’t t ky Laweon,/ed anchored over its brightly raska w en to the ‘ anyw else in the * Proxy. Hin fad ng full-| flected surface. As I drew nearer gineering m 1 a 4 = 206-9 Colting’ 3 5 arn pper stock | th 1 ald distinguteh the > have b gine in- | Bide -“ That cigarette’ determined alsc t nea aT | prox alled sed og tly aa le pias ca sage proxte The navy department nten Now get out among your friends The Only Way > 4 : o bak . Foland oe f te wall re and go to work hie clga all of hi xiew| Mills ‘ Bho ge eucconet g bids tor her Keep everiastingly at It and if you = . ai ohh wake one convert a week ° ey si " hands with yourself and rejo - ee — ‘ The reformed drunkard ma ie all p tee ie dite d best temperance ady and the; *" rn Fi reformed cigarette make - ‘aie aliae an the \nctes He te 7 > iid the best anti-cigar Avocate ; ; pends 614 tnd the pertabiiieat te re =! Fred R. Butte Tell All the Boys. bon't say 1 gue . baraiture tn ‘Tell all the boys of you acqualn' ay i wil his 2 Wha are, od ance who smoke ciga s just how had a few questions caret ed, “t jepa much better you you quit The Charter Member ealed about erson that Ij manne age And tell them, too, how easy . ask Mr. Law when I w ton e vill Give was to quit after you had made uy That's the only way an " alles! at th where Y 4 your mind to do so ever do a ng that re em any| he mak ft it anh ‘ . And right here the anti-clgarette | effort hot happen ein t de & show wad 5 Way Is editor is going to make Y sion. When he conceived the A farewell reception to Rev of starting & crosade against ¢ Mackey Pre byterian, was given at Box of cigarette evil he was an alm n 1 the pecluaee ef vid Rodgers stant user of cigarettes. But he M ~ ete M knew they did bim harm and ad te : oney mitted it to his wife and to anyone 1 superin harge of the r the balance or Newberr 4 this week For particulars see our wipe Who spoke of it SOME EASILY GR GROWN FL FLOWERS — FOR THE AMATEUR GARDNER’ RE $3.50 Shoes For $2.50 Gray Shoe MEMBER— The Wednesday evening Cinch b met at the residence of E. 8 Keith, Mr. and Mra Bender the first prizes. Mr sic SS" 5 SOLVE MURDER MYSTERY of the greatest SSi% 3) WITH HIS FALSE TEETH: ‘The beginner should try to grow] high and has good ste a few varieties of flowers and jearn| ting. For an old f their habits thoroughly, for to th rids Oughness les success. He shoul h comedians; Crouch not construct a garden in fancy sstoal creators: Ide Of the highly colored plates t and” Pete ompany seed catalogue and expect to f mo | mary Wowers, who i ree on Thursday night. He od by | 3th av. aad Madison ot one teeth, his hat and ay matines and the{@@ herve, as the result o' ren will be admitte@ | r There bows today from on the wine when it was red lice found bim in sec-|visiting Naval Constructor ant ng the ensuing 24 houra, | Mrs Bearch duce it fn reality, But he sh choose his plants with regard tot Place he will grow Ugm and rn their needs carefully There is a wealth to For early «pring flow Stance, there are the 921 2nd Ave, ose fi for in eeeeeeeee Jonquils, best to plant them { mitted ¢ £8 s00n a8 spring begins * Judae A.W. t amount of color. The crocuses . ; Re t > SES eee i THERE IS NO ECONOMY IN od In the lawn and m * y to 5 * they flower very early and will) « ng. for @ z Barer cn codtitine to bloom for several years | @ *, the vitality of the @ ot Teft in shrubbery of in grass where « of seeds The seed @/ ES ae | OFFER BICYCLES o £4 ENS <a = $30 AT HOME the merits of the gaillardia, or blan-| @ * ket flower, which is a hardy peren-| @ * Peat yeles in the city for the nie! and blooms in the summer in| @ * at Piper & Taft's «tor great profusion. If le about e fool ay ee eee eee eee eee An t GOV. DENEEN : bande of Y ailk j O you dread the hard back-breaking work of doing the fam- : ‘ cg agrme ACRE TRACTS ily washing? Then why do you do it? We can save you COMING HERE -. : ; ; this hard work, wash your clothes cleaner, do it quicker, and vi a 4 er othe $200 AND $300 do it so cheap that there is no economy in washing at home. Bovernor Charled 8: Deneen, of | : “ Our pound plan of doing the family washing, at 6c per pound, includes the ironing of all flat pieces and starching of all clothes that need starching. Our facilities for doing this class of work, coupled with our careful handling and the thoroughly sanitary conditions existing here, make this the desirable family laundry SPRING BUYING OF ACRE AGE NOW GOING ON. Hilimois, one of the most popular al | _ " with the half dozen or more reform eo v é . ernors, will ' ! om summer and « hing» of ‘This informat t im a letter to William © this city greatly interes ae have been hi < ean : THE THEATERS GEORGE F. MEACHAM & for most all Seattle. Call us up today---Either phone 590. (0. OFFER INVESTORS A GOOD SHOW BURGLARS ENTER *.» 2. = en MODEL ELECTRIC LAUNDRY {The residence of George B, Boos walk to 1 fas CASH, 910 A MONTH, « EITHER pI S EITH 1526 Be’ me 4 bares yes ord | apartment has PER CENT INTEREST puone 590 Plant Second and Seneca pyont ‘ese ACRES ON LAKE FRONT $300 Residence re A FEW POINTS $ ma) i aw learance Sale of eetls ts ‘buites Sry, "Walsts BOSTON DENTAL HIR, — forte etticoats, Ete NOVELTY CLOAK AND SUIT PARLORS iRD AVENUE “The Most Popalst rm SECOND. D THEATER be NT a 1207 SECOND AVE. Twelve-year Guarantes ~ a a 5 Opposite Pantage’s. tendante RUSSELL & DREW, 3 PHONES S#? &e bei Hours Sundays » Peamer to 12. Both phone 4 RECONT AVER = sun oe ee TONIGHT—LAST TIME—"MY WIFE'S ily." WEEK SIARTING TOMORROW MATINEE, SUNDAY APRIL tt ‘Aproy he UNION BAKERY Addition WOULDN'T THIS “YAR” YOU! AND CAFE s Barber Shop 1413 Se i Ave and Wa NORTHLAND SINGER iain Star—§1500 Bill wedish Dialect Ole Olson THE NEW ENGLAND LAND CO. 3 APRIL GLORINE AND HER RADIUM GIRLS Dazzling—Am azing—Mysterious! First Real Success in t y Radium FAIRFIELD & MORTON Sketch Comedians (Owner Russell 4 YON'T ES Ov ) ; t T. NELSON DOWNS CROUCH @ RICHARDS = H. N, the { i King of Keins Musical Inventor YOU: D, GILMA and Payton Brown, mpeg of my tba ae GLORGE f. MEACHAM THE RIZLEYS IDA HOWELL ‘ 1 322 Burke Bullding Interbay a StS nae ie a & 0 World- Beating Acrobats Comedienne v : Russell & Drew immediately held « ( 5 PETE, DUNSWORTH STARASCOPE < SELIANG AGED onference with Murray & Mack,| New York Bloek Continuous Temerrow—Sunday—2 to 11 p.m. E/E NEXT WEEK—“A THOROUGHBRED TRAMP COMPANY? ‘who were at the Third Avenue jant