The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 16, 1906, Page 3

exit] Le TAR SATURDAY, JUNE 1 4 the liquor without any trou. eptably presented at the Beattie} Moder ¥ » theater by the Mack #wain com unch and Ite Attendant Curses, a a pany, will have ite enditions eas ° o ne and] there tonight and Bunday tents af a, Mniterian sn samen ‘ ramat which the Seattle will angio Bvile of Mace iF ' the for | aly © re n " ol on | tt ’ | neonoph the police that labors | of Hxprensior at ¢ ‘ =| THIRD AVENUE THEATRE | re ae am ding construction |ohurch, Myr 1 nm or | ' ts 4 ’ he true ‘ Pro and ¢ iM | 4 ' x 1 t wa a fi f eas xd ore i Which w we « 1 f th . ‘ a ~' 1 the source ff lumbia hool of Mush ann , ; - “ ag ule ‘ . 7 ag — k Jinguise pur- | the progrom : A . - & 2 ‘ ne "Wn le “ee Meese slemela ek vle"eealn ole w 8 i ) t P I ‘ t OM Oa) in) Mae Pa] Oe) Man)", OP OO O_O O_O 00 O_O O02 O_ 0)" oe ey Pt Peperer ee 60S ra ‘ ' i . ety el $300 IN GOLD, BUT MANAGES) og highly rit ; SIX TO NINE TONIGHT He TO SAVE BELT CONTAINING| 560 ROBBER HAS EASY) ey TIME ESCAPING. HORE ASTONISHING BARGAINS : Brought in Beer, . te Christian new-found acquaintance | & is oT © bent H)| Weller st, yesterday . . ome for ” * a a * sn : “ x sad although the man who had been | STAR THEATER CHANGES, |% {nus * win, Nev, Ht very a AT ee A TT SAS aa x Bie « 4 - . with the woman was * * Re Bee, YOU CANNOT MATCH TE f& OFFERINGS ANYWHERE ELSE AT | Mra. Reardon ¢ arnt 1 her money |to tn patrolman, Wich ' " 8 ptiet WERE NIE BIC 5 in two belts, She firut registered |no attery , ANYWHERE NEAR SUCH A LOW PRICE, RAI ut the New Western hotel, on ra | instead . : WY | av. and started out yesterday mort |inet times, ‘Th eng snag ie i en ing to ' ‘ , - © 3 = / : M Methodist Episcopal wit H . Presbyterian. : Presbyter Gite meer LAWN SETTEES 6 TO r=) PORCH ROCKERS WI J UMBRELLA STANDS TONIGHT NEW COUCHES MH : MAPLE ROCKERS IRON BEDS | : ot - = ——= U1) SEVERAL ENORMOUS ORDERS ,,,, oy ROS ANY ~K. FOR ONLY RECEPTION CHAIRS Lt) y ' * is not at ) ERNST B eINC- MAHOGANY ROCK Ky; “AVE BEEN PLACED IN|, & before 5 P 200- 108 _PIKE ST ey RATTAN ROCKERS i WASHINGTON—TIMBER = MA.-/ ™ - CLOTHES HAMPERS DRESSING TABLES BOOK CASES PEDESTALS MUSIC CABINETS MISSION ROCKERS ‘ » LEATHER FOOT STOOLS i TERIAL WILL BE FURNISHED BY A SEATTLE FIRM, SPECIAL ON | an “Habe” BR the Third Avenue | gedsesbs te i for f Lawn Mowers he wr t | The Theaters @ providing for the future in se 1403 han geeerte netomat wedlifcs weer etpetnes 9 your FURNISHED * NOME i COMPLETE tail An fe eect FOR ONE Second Av., IN PRR OID i ow ala " e Vn parte 3 | | eaamecercraainar eereneeneet DAY ONLY f \ SEATTLE \ ” SPOKANE. Corner Tuesday night wilt afford loc a! eight costumes, livel arches and) GOODMAN GETS VACATION, \ playgoers the final opportunity of ebexpses and good comedy charact é ANDO X\ WASH. L om the Gem Wren inco | (OF orn ad Motenif, the noted ba i 92-inch. New Norke, regular $ -. $249 company in “The Nightingale jonm. is to appear in the cast. All the Grand. Managers Healy and of the present favorites will be well Russell @ Drew have every hope placed that the next bili The Mansce will prove as tremendously popular “THE WORLD.” th an bas “The Nightingale The'.. "The World,” which ls being very #0 14-inch New Norko, regular $ - $3.13 16-inch New Norko, DIRECTORATE: EC NE SBIES OP UE TER Ss JAMES A. MURRAY, J. &. GALBRAITH, eattle Wash President. Capitalist, Butte, Ment. President, Galbraith, Bacon @ Co. ammas|Company Gas wen) | —veg2 ee ROBERT J. TOBIN, Treasurer Hibernia Savings & Loan Boolety, San Francisco, Cal. MICHAEL Pres. Puget Sound Mills & Timber Co, FRANK M’'DERMOTT, 4. 4. HAGBATY, We desire to announce to the public that our Safe Deposit Vaults ere Capital and Surplus Treasurer, Bon Marche, Wholesale Merchant, now open for business under the management of Mr. A. W. Lane, for the aa ¢. FORD, a ae 7 es guna past thirteen years nanager of the Safe Deposit Department of the Min- nase, Cadite Sune. ¢ 2 nesota Loan and Trust Company. We have spared no expense to give to ° pibia eee discon akidianh PO sero agen Seattle, Safe Deposit Vaults superior to any on the Pacific Coast and with Tisai, iy ae few equals in the Country. Constructed as they are in our absolutely ebarenery. Gcgsindl, Gass, Menta. fire proof building, these vaults are impregnable to the ravages of con Former aay -aoongratel Marien a 7. HEPrenman, eae flagration as well as against the skill of the cracksman or the violence of mob. The Vault proper is built of alternate layers of Crome and Bessem er steel in a reenforced steel and concrete wall, thirty inches thick. The mammoth doors on either side weigh nine tons each, provided with all the modern appliances and devices constituting them beth drill and chemical proof. They are provided with triple time locks, which automat ically both lock and unlock the door. These Vaults are the most cen trally located in the City and have two entries, one from the main Bank In our new Banking Room we are provided with all the modern facilities for taking care of such accounts and we especially invite the wage-earner and small depositors to open an account with us. Interest is compounded semi-annually in this department at the rate of 4 per cent per annum on January Ist and July Ist of each year. One dollar starts an account with the American Savings Bank & Trust Company. . ing Room on Second Avenue and the other from Madison Street Booths ; In our Trust Department, this Company acts as Executor, Admin- “ are provi ~% where coupons may be cut and valuables examined These istrator, Assignee and Trustee. The accounts and assets of each particular « divided into two departments, one of which is devoted to la trust are kept separate from all others and also kept separate from the aut ively and the other to gentlemen. We have also a storage vault assets of the Corporation. The Company draws wills at a small cost and ‘ where «i ware and other valuables are stored at a moderate charge keeps them safe without charge. The Safe Deposit Department of this Company will be open from 8:00 a The American Savings Bank & Trust Company owns the building in m. to 6:00 p.m. and on Saturdays from 8:00 a. m. to 9:00 p. m. Boxes which its various departments are located This building is located at the 4 are rented from $4.00 per year upwards, according to size. corner of Second Avenue and Madison Street in the center of the City. . The Savings Department of this Bank is now enjoying a very rapid We most cordially invite the public to inspect our Safe Deposit Vaults growth We have opened more than 12,000 accounts in this department and also our Janking Department and it shall be a pleasure to our officers i and are continuing to open new accounts at the rate of about 25 per day to show visitors through, ‘ y leo at]