The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 4, 1906, Page 3

Sine nOO—~ Meteor nd eA M Lee. Btarter This $15.00 Library Table $8.2 During the past week our stock of tables has been vast ncreased The v broad enough to afford some thing for « vy taste plainly sh t rrow’'s special The i ration is true to life tline the finish is quarter-sawed gol oa highly polished The ¢ measures 24x40 inches. The legs are round an n handsomely carved support It has one large drawer which has a heavy brass Terms are cash. One only to a customer, pees sae ee View of Laurethurst, Photograph of Buy 4 tot in Laurethurst and secure a HOME In the FIN ‘Market in Sea: stores ‘This prope saloons Water front views, parked roadways, excellent and comp This property lies on a high peninsula south of the Sea bay from Loke Washington in Laurethurst. It has been generally believed tha is property 1s not completed, but will be ur office to View the property and make making the selection. Don't put it off but h ng the best jaunch that money can buy we are going to give to the purchasers of Thin beat w be able to make the round trip every ten ¥ attractive Boat House what we e doing and . First—t te no at we guarantee to do for the ow @ Beautiful Park. We will f tistle Jandscape gardeners : Frank F. Mead . Paul C. Murphy . ind, 2569 aurelhurst] on the Lake in a location where the building restrictions will keep out cheap dwellings, flat is now PARKED and is the grandest property ever offered to the homerecking It is a property that complies with «ll the requirements of the most exacting person. Ele Byery one looking this property over is delighted to think that they have an opportunity to select 80 it could be platied, as it hag always been considered the pr ave your mind made up as to what location you desire, and you will he their own conventence after the property is sold out 4 Dock at Laurelhurst, which will also be donated. We want 1 and Paved gtreets, Sidewalks and Water Supply will be completed at once Building Restrictions Enforced. No stores, no apartment houses, no saloons or hotel Ve are making @Yery effort to protect our clients from objectionable associations, sell o will make fing improvements when they build, and who @ Joseph R. McLaughlin Phones; "247 212 American Bank Building Nada coc, THE SENSATION et BASE STEALING DESERVES OCKEY BOREL 2486 STEALIMG He") RODE FOUR WINNERS—RUBY Al | HIGH CLASS ANIMAL LAST} | D&W AT THE MEADOWS SAW] FIRST AND SECOND CHOICES) IN THE MONEY, The summer race meeting en Jookey Charley Hore! proved on of the afternoor ' four winne He w p on five] and ' ur of them | he w He put od rides on all his mour his best effort came in the nth | in the teh on Kxpediont, and rid ing a Tod Sloan finish got home by doney head Ruby proved herself a high ela One of the fastest men on base mare over a distance of ground by |!* Billy Malone the outfiel na the mile and one-atxteentt Chicago to Brook me of 1:461-2, tying the trac the amate ide from Lioyd Fountain. B Mua place. |} “There ay th Ink at 12 to 1. Th wine known th were Lurene, Keogh; Tryconnel, | !* next 1 Davis; Willie Gregg, Borel; Rut he fine Fountain, and Expedient, Borel Base stealing depe AMATEUR GAMES - = The daseball team from the navy h . ard and the Renton nine played h : a double header yesterday at Mad ior high ball ewa ‘ ison park. The boys from the nav he can make a quick throw yard won both games, the first by! to second in an effort to head the re of & to 4 and the second/ runner. The base runner should never attempt to steal when the ack Bal put it all over F Hallard by a erett seoure Welch, the ¢ team, but he could do ne rd bas battery ts ‘play | THE MARKETS the heavy sluggers town At Snohomish the ball team 8 « he t past daye be of the beat amate = wre pelidevs atone this year, The score was At Bellingham the 8 anree ° ork a thts trie baseball team wen " « the ‘ ya feat at the hands of Bellingham } “ . brisk. Washing & score of 7 to 6 wad a close one and it w © it nings before it was decided . ~ 28 cents 5 X A car of ¢ Hu penis TWIN BULLIVAN WINS, a . BUTTE, Bept. 4—-Mike (Tw street today a ef 11.60 @uiliven © ¢ welterweight} a box. Anoth ees ot hamplonship of the world lastland als one tuaies w U by Knocking out Jack D ra Milwaukee, Int er dn tow ne figh the way, ae asecd his opponent a city block At the finish Dougherty was beaten | to @ frassic, while Su hardiy a mark te show he bad beer ‘mm « sorep Butter and Che Aioke, per tb, ie ‘dene Live Stock. Wethers, sheep, per I Oho; owen ~ ver ib, OW we per ik Be . » omba, por bend, Oh Rivers Tm Mie) reat ie t\y". spring | (oon, per oe; treed bogs, per ih | Fish. per th, HED GC) stenmner ake be pee rie, 19 per toe the Property. Cement. | i Portland coment, Imported. per bbl, #4) Portland comer "th EST RESIDENCE DISTRICT ever put on . * trig halt per th G0; eneles loth, per Ferd You might as well wear goal clothes; they cost no more if Elliot jete improvements will be pat in at once ttle Golf and Country Club, which divides le a CRAIG IN BEATLE lithe tle ting s i A « Removal Sale Drs, Geo. D. Burr and Alice M Burr SUCCESSFUL OSTEOPATHS * aliments of the be eto “Gun Wf Theta! |qnysays none none wolf EVO RYthing at eared with, the pie atom itn toe onion CUR Prices Old Location How reany | ma have you Have You Tried Table probably would omen Bread ? tp x A > ve M ttle in the cle . f un bak « from th wt A t hae! hard Minne { Table Queen : Sever ties |e as ered vue Geo. H. WoodhouseCo. of i nf pe ©) ke f bread © that the p = ORS. GEO. D. BURR and t 4 it. Go behind t ] he B sbe on ¢ 1405 Second Ave ALICE M. BURR, Osteopaths ot to tiitn in order to touch |, loaf, Al your grocers. Ask { 416 Arcade Bidg on with the ball, Possibly the! Table Queen eee Phones M 44 1 space of time required by him tn THE-- . PUBLIG MEETING AT BALLARD DESIRE OF CITIZENS AS TO PROPOSED CANAL LOCKS WILL BE LEARNED— NEW PUMP ARRIVES was expected ed at Bo t be in work weeks The last night for his ball this MOVED FROM 1526 SECOND AVENUE TO THE STONE, FISHER CO. OLD LOCATION, 1201-1206 SECOND AVENUE fer the Fr ate for subject to the decision of Sept. 8th to Oct. 6th, 1906 permite were granted t to build at 1456 Rat Farhey, te at | BIG FLEET DISBANDS. YSTER RAY, Sept. 4—The ibe It’s a NEW ONE! It Will Be the Greatest Clothing and Furnishing Goods Sale Ever Held in Seattle or the Northwest. Watch the — Remember the Dates. COME. ginta, Maryland 4 Colorad: ! baybreak for the Aw * q . rive at Gib "Eye ae ou are suffer a inflamed of glasses, o ing from head Yelids, or if in nee neult Dr. Jane M. Johnson, room 26, “P.1.” build ing. Examination and consultation free for a short time ooo last) 1201 to 1205 Second Avenue abl SP Cudnbe’ oy calling at may : pas susie ; THE STONE, FISHER CO. OLD LOCATION. sffice Ales any ether information rou deaire 1 keep bemerit awstract system for your nm my ow CHAS COWnN, a Ride Main ot ind rm you know that Union Bakery HOME-MADE BREAD Ie Just Like Mot Makes? UNION B AWERY AND CAFE ~ a] A : | | After CenroryFurnure Company Labor Day Sroonp AvENve & SPRING STREET Heavy tin MUK or Pudding Pans, S-quart, & McGregor make them. 1529 ond av t the owners of the property would not ALBERT HANS. "OWN othlenn* 706 tet Avenue Bt Tinware Specials | 2:00 Heavy tin Dish Pans, 7-quart FOR TOMORROW Heavy tin Dish Pans, 8-quart .. CROCKERY Seer? tn Dich Pome, site id-quart t magnificent location on Lake by the 15th of this month, and we would your selections, so that when the plat t# the first AAKE YOUR RESERVATIONS NOW for the ran between Madison park and Laurelhurst, so they can continue the minates, We are also building an ex to iret permanent improvement of La urther beautify it under the supervision aceustomed to « « e ) OWNERS Have You ANGEL C Heavy tinflat bottom Tea Kettles, usually Heavy tin Dish T-quart . DO YOU KNOW 76« ae Heavy Gravy Strainers, each .... THAT Heavy tinflat bottom Tea Kettles, usually Heavy Milk Strainers, each ..... The oda Water Bearing this la- ac . Heavy Milk Strainers, each am bel ie the oot ee market? Heavy tin Mat botte Tea Kettles Heavy Wire Bow! Strainers, each . $116. o De Lighting Egg Betaers, each... . . ne bot th m , a BR. jae : on Bo and ex Heavy tin Milk or ding Pans, 1-quart Workingman's Dinner Bucket, with a de brass spring cover fastener tt conte the dealer « trifle more tin Milk or Pudding Pans, ar? } This te Feally @ Tee batgats. than other br ie » Di i ‘ups (in Milk or Pudding Pans, Squart, | 112 Kee Cups ... pereereenty You must not ° te 1 z ps, large Se Iabet if you expect to get the best tia Mili or Pudding Pans, ¢quart, | And a complete line of @erything made in or your money? . 9e tin kitchen utensils at a corresponding price KITCHEN QUEEN Like Cut.) Art Denims TOMORROW ONLY 5c Finished in dark color, regular price $8.75; special 1413 Second Avenue Tried Our AKE 25c Art Burlaps TOMORROW ONLY 15c This remarkable offer is good for tomorrow only, We only have a To ee erie epee