The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 18, 1906, Page 3

THD SE N THE “FOUR HUNDRED” BUT SHE RUNS A DAIRY MARGARET ASTOR CHANLER’S MODEL DAIRY Margaret, while assoctating with her fancy] as neatly dr dd as hotel walters the| shorthorn cattle, The attendants are/and the milking is done by mer s he jwho are required to wear cotton gloves. A quart bottle of milk from ul this dairy sells at retail for 25 cents in New York. The purchasers are ’ the very wealthy s Tam in the dairy business be muse I find it a pleasant occupa- tion and because I bs ve the money to be made tn it sald Miss or ¥ Chan I have tried to make my A dairy as near to the point of per he Ifection as is possil and not be . | come extravagant, I have invented had nothing, bat I have peted the . deat ipment [could find. The 8 | first thing to attend to tn this bua ness te to in abeolu’ Ines and perfe sanita stable ta scrubbed wi ee thts fmm | ater ace 8 day and the walls wien, costs ites | “Mise Chanier sald that when she wpan the » first opened the dairy she had % the accom pa ywa. She 4 that whe could not MARGARET ASTOR CHANLER rofit on the quantity of one of jmake @ y Jmilk they gave because of heavy ex She increased the n | her herd and her model dairy deome divi nds nly woman tn the actively en the ts New York 4 gaged tn a bu who ts inews enterprise THE HILLS FURNITURE @ CARPET Co. Pade eae ae neeeeee Iron Beds for . : Rein for use Ietha anal Me waat to remind you again of this week's apecial sale of Iron f} as dily as posal the crew L ‘We had an o y to buy & big assortment of these beds Bl is be paid off on the battleship f a iy lean thar od thie anving we can afford to share §) Oregon and whe will then be placed fee. “A dollar or (wo a woek™ will pay for any bed ia the ff out of commission Capt. Woo 4. of the Brit 1 ne. b 4 from Pu . dom. died @n route # ecetved j by the Mercha | Bark Guy C. Goss in at the coa Le avs Pull sixe Tron Bed, finished ff) bunke ad for a trip to t 4 ‘< any color, has the new style J] aorth ne *ent by the Northwee ~ r brass Vases, and very heavy n Fisheries Co i j~< and high; regular price ff] a: ne Sel —~ : ‘ Vey, 11.50 Sale price...@8,25 Tj aight for Skaeway and way i with a fair liet of passer i al # Other Irom Reds of various ff) tail cargo. ‘ style from $8.75 to Coat sak dil decade an $26.75, © 8s quertermaste nmimary aboard the U. 8 rt Dix MATTRESSES The SPECIAL hag Sh gasoline laun Seek special discounts are offered on Mattresses. |W. 8 Card and EB Mar t lwill be used ae o pleasure t n ieee Mattress tor 836.00 | ose sowna fee Mattress for “s $25.00 ]| steamer Cottage City arrived lant Mattress for de ce |might from north with 14 pes ‘Hale Mattress for sengers salle again Friday k on Lake Waeb be sold to pay & ording to papers fit court by District A Coftoa Felt Mattress MA Cotton Feit Martrens Cotton Felt Mattress for Ube. the rhey e | Hind, Rolph & Co.. through the ne Seattle branch, has iseued thelr ] ’ weekly cirewlar on quotations and Chiswick bas [recent fixtures: 8 & the Pa hartered on t Ocean Trading ¢ Needles will load Sound for Shangbal (PTT we a Fed to + HILLS FURNITURE & CARPET CO. TEAL lamber on paaniti f ——_—_- Steamer Dode . rae na tryduck this morn 7 eINC damaged last week by 906-90 Pint oT. with the Port Townsend dock = steamer Bellingham ie taking Us run of the Dor in Seattle Francis arrived fan Bockman na fre r first trip under the now flag Alaska- Pacifi Steamabip run, She browkht a ful many passen | reight and were The Queen arrtved and the Uma for San Francie th Weather Te with us again—and our stor F bd scraping tholce line mace in var sys of the stronvest mat | Kosmos steamer Uarda will arrive ‘ Monday from Hamburg, via Sa ng and will ar new toamahtp traits this mort this evening. St of the Northwestern Ye can’t afford: Come to our new store. kheath, of the Th eson Hibbard company, which be put on the Seattle-Viadivostok route | will arrive at Victoria this afternoon Bhe will be placed on the drydock at Exquimalt for cleaning, overhau ing and ainting, and will th ‘4 BOTH PHONES 1158. steam to Seattle for Russian carg wéstward with @ small list of pas sengers, but full cargo, “ STAR—WEDNESDAY, APRIL 18, 1906 There are 1,000,000 people within the dangey sone of Mount omuvius Within «@ radius of a dosen miles there are rea of cities, towns " and Villages. The largest of the cities, NAPLES, in the biggest city ww in Italy, having 661,000 people, about the same as Baltimore, Md, 2" « R haw been ruled at different (men by Greeks, Oscans, Homans, gp \Ay? Gotha, Normans, Germans and Spaniards tA Torre del Greco, another city, has 000 population, about the same as Canton, MeKinley town tn Obte. Torr Annunsiata has all ple, about the same as Chatta pooga, Tenn arno and Resina hold about 20,000 each and are cities about the size of Columbia, 8, ( jetained wood and the library be one of the best appointed on the raat will NEW NOTIONS IN LINGERIE HATS RAGTIME: 1S: BARRED NOTHING BUT REAL MUSIC WILL fo IOWA GIRLS HAVE THEIR way, iF BEVY OF PRETTY | DPS. MOINES, Ia—No 1c shall the strains of fascinating | time muetc emanate from the and compelll A jou, © chorus Clee 7k daoeminsd bee Welton | Pesataines Bwdying they have declared war tying ne that thre all glace! I music or Meo They be us effo Ha be brought rd trey have ore | have ate anther ‘ They orn to 4 1 soon be power to bring ab public ap- |@nd a few words regarding the lat preciation rest music, and any/eet “kinks” fm thie kind of hea mber ie ‘ nte- | Kear may not be armies hancing hodgepodge has These hate reom to be trimmed a ony will be auepende etieg | It more thin Reason than last. A from th ganisats flowers and se scart ised effectively TO FURNISH. Of cou wed, it ot a y that it |when the hat h | needs must be as their t harm lies in thei ntinens. | The large “flats” of embroidere —- linen may be purchased at a nom nal figure, but many will pr Librarian C. B. Smith will call 8) cm proider : om. Sh bewting of Nbrary & flat” is applied to a wire fr urday night for the v any desire shai awarding contracts on the fixtures The m te of evelet en and furniture of brary at 4tt of the furnish the new Carnegie and Madison. Most ngs will be of side of t “9 on one her \ fark and a NO MORE A MONOPOLY |OWNERSHIP OF BUSINESS PROPERTY NO LONGER CON- FINED TO A FEW PEOPLE OME OF THR AN | GIRLS. EARTHQUAKE ENDS)» 2 BASEBALL GAMES IME RA ‘The Trustee Companies of Sest-jstore frontage of 462 feet on thene ioe and Ban Francisco, | three « will be on anage of Beattie best | ing pr nated and are using Beattie of the ties in ects, it ment ome under the produ men, have ori & method of dividing the ownership) The ownership is divided inte of business property into unite for units, represented by $20 Inve The terrtt aster at San|!"¥estment. By this method any|ment-bonds, which now being Francie ll throw the Pacific /®™@ount from §1¢ to $100,00, may sold. These investme bonds Cosst aue baseball schedule out be invested In some of the best fer to the purchase a direct inter f joint, although no word bas yet |D@siness property in these cities and |est in the property. They will pay jbeen recefved from Russ Hall con- | "@7one may become an owner of a net re tim rentals of per Icerniag each @ postponement ou yperty pom terms of equal: | cent per ant addition to the and and Freano. will " ity, with the largest investor rentals h bondholder entitled atpone thelr game, out of sym-| UBder thts method each investor |to hi & share of the increase hy for the stricken city. It is|knows in advapee exactly what he/in value of the property, which w Siew to say that the game be-| i investing ingw&ab the property is | be large, on account of the tween the Seals and Portland at San| Worth and what the management cation and the ext improve Francisco will mot be played to-| ®t He controls bie own ja-|ments now being made in that d can ves and owns « definite tn-/ trict corget he property, which be can| These investments are becoming self abd transfer at any time, with-| justly popular because they are IT yut the advice or consent of anyone|both safe and 1 able. The fac BREMERTON ITEMS |«:.. that the pooh In § Trustee Company |than $10 h of bonds BREMERTON, April 18.—Je te no on T © Prop-| Prop 4, since March M lott and her mother arty ng on ra ave-| (less than 30 days ago) when they Haine this street were first put upon the marke week at the residence of George F te ke proves thelr popula The com | Ward avel thr pany has teeued a pamy " | Judge Crawford, of this y. has | bullinees It ie rea ng exactly how the property eturned from a trip t Mex all the elects nes and is on the! held and how the business Is trans jand b 1 home in Oklaboma ghfares to the new rail-|acted, which is fu ie a | Golf playe the ¥ yard will] ®ay passenger stations, With a| fice or by ma . r the contest at Seattle of the f Northw Folf ase ation « of incorporation are | for the Bremerton tub. undred in ow New Whalebone Teeth not r the first time Until May 1 have dec! make oot of tooth m whaleb ears guarantee. ba f the We jay ¢ J. McClellan, @ Chicage and his wife visited the yar day Three Japanese women were mar ried on Minnesota this morn ing. There are seven more | for the prospective husb pear S ORIGINATORS OF "EOLAR METHOD OF $ DENTISTRY THE PAIN Teeth without plates seT OF TEETH Extraction free wher Bremerton ; x ! MLD a: ROWNS ag . An work avy Yard” | The U + te eabip Oregor ILVER PILLIN We guarantee a fit bulldog” o r Sam's na tig ep aegenl tigen ys yh Es OHIO DENTAL PARLORS [looks Uke. Boats toove Vier 2. ""H] 307 1-2 Pike St. and 1430 3d Av., Cor. 3d and Pike i c MOUNT VESU VIUS AND THE CITIES AT ITS FEET JOMIMA i on the same A draped about re amongst the roses and the shoulder, complete 1 of explana ming of the hat, wh wan re ' harming adjunct to a eves tha ernoon tollett ks upon the amer y being at Dut Harbor, Th is now out 49 frony MORE HOPE. FOR yroran, Japan, fo an Frane gh A. Justus was yesterday ad Ser ity of rob he wilh probably be a “ y rprise of shipping men | the | McCarthy Dry Goods 7 RELIABLE GOODS ONLY. The Lincoln Linens Now MANUFAC US EXPRE ‘G DISPLAYED IN OUR WINDOW TURED IN IRELAND AND IMPORTED BY S8LY FOR THE LINCOLN HOTEL. leadership ecided honor yly such an grace you that of be ty. We and ¢ zich man able with Linens ¢ t ™ Every width, we the best Irish and § FACHED PURE any st IRISH LINEN DAMASK, FULL B inches wide, sold tn m ree at $1.00 4 VERY wide and full bleact rly at $2 HEAVY 1X H DAMASK ts i qua be had $1.50 an¢ $1 New Wood to Burn THREE SALE IN THE PYRO. DEPARTMENT. ties go! SPECIAL GRAPHY DAYS and 19 duced to 2 and ced to Plaques re. 10¢ ques re 9e ques reduced to Boxes reduced to 1e | 1 Boxes reduced t ed to 39 38e Boxes red xew ed to Se se STOOLS and 6 with tops round or clover each 496 Seeond Ave. and Madieou Street Company itz. XXX Specials for Tomorrow $1425 I r t : t R g Chatr, reg s t Jen oak, bent. wood a s seat, high back oft on ; weve ots 82.25 N es preceding beautiful xi2 All Art § egular price $11.00 tal 87.00 coe 4 $6.00 All Art Square, regular price $8.25; special 85.50 BATH RUGS—100, size x60 fn 1 aes t f blue and 1 1 $2.00 Rugs expec 81 69 mirne Rue ot, all, assorted three fn t AnD IIE SOS