The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 10, 1906, Page 3

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that were 9.50 k Ma Be . ons were 1450 Bed at... e TWO SPLENDID RUG SPECIALS Gs ) rRvuGSs ? : ‘fr $2.95 ; $1.75 { 6 : by hee Qa hte, dle tice: oie ded i i i ae We are « } $2.50 Chair at $1.45 sday a ered oak furnitur The “Hoosier” | e “Hoosier” Kitchen Cabinet fe agents for these famous labor and room-saving cabinets. They are of construction and design in every way. They have features peculiarly their pho? Tote gt 035 k. The top te the turned 4 inches een—which procla th cir superiority at first sight. Prices satisiactorily low, pees abel ~~ What $200 Will Do APP OE PLL LOLA LL LPL OL PPL THERE ARE HUNDREDS of people In this that they would like to invest profitably and arp do it most safely and surely investment of either $200 WILL MA THE F be worth $2 will be w 00 at the investinent of $200 19 JUST 20 willing to sell on a payment of 20 per cent down. fing to sell on such a payment; tell you why. We believe in our property; we young men nad young women of Seattle, and ship with us in this matter. We would not care for eve: Were not for the fact that we are making ex! money. We spend the first payment right back on the property. It Is whieh + Making {t better for yon and increases the v’ lue ¢ WE ARE NOT AFRAID to extend I city who have a few hundred dollare looking for the place where they can We believe that Oxbow offers the best opportunity for mall or large sums of money {RST PAYMENT on a $1,000 lot at Oxbow. The let will in one year from now, ap st, am increase of § » That ht to satiety an ordinary appetite, PER CENT OF THE PURCHASE PRICE of a $1,000 lot, We are they want 4 probably more, but {t t# safe to say that it 1,000, or 600 per cent on the original Many property holders are not will half cash or all cash, We do not. We will believe in Seattle; we believe In the 4 are willing to take them Into partner: m the 20 per cent down if it tensive improvements on the property, of our own security eral credit to purchasers of Oxbow property fet with no future prospects, we would want If we had cheap lots in some remote distr half cash « cash: but with Jota situated as our lots in Oxbow are situated, in the hear 1 center of the great manufacturing valley of this city, we are willing to take «ma 1 to give time, and to let others bave a chance to inake money Isn't that fa jave you as much confidence ‘ 1 pick out your lot or lots and $200 WELL INVESTED IN OXBOW will lay the $200 and have $100, we still b the same proportionate inc ff at Monroe street (old Duwami visit Oxbow to you of our § on which ther t outh Seattle ca one o the propert @ will be ar, get o! , where the salesmen on in yourself as we have in you? If #0, you we will deal with you sndation for your fortune Ww m for you You can buy one in value h Station), go the ground will give you terme, McLAUGHLIN REALTY C0. | VAN DEVANTER-DAVIS CO. SEABOARD SECURITY CO. 212 AMERICAN BANK BUIL MAIN 2476 DING. IND, 2569, J. C. HAYES, Mgr. 345 STARR-BOYD BUILDING. MAIN 307% IND. 2209. \ volver having been found on t ' hom he cha® iy THE WORLD WILL DISCUSS INSURANGE “ARE WRONG = of Chicago, engaged by the Youn JOHN SHARP WILLIAMS 16 OP-| an churel nily to dell f 1 epupee of lectures, w uddress , bu it POSED TO GOVBANMENT) Bédting for men only at the ¥. M , t . OWNERSHIP OF nanwave lf A hall neat Sunda } AND BAY8 80 in FEW WORDS 7 WOULD KILL HIS BROTHER f 1 r I econ | i threatening to do bodily hart . samtaston, | brother, lerael Feldman * pe nt f cabinet maker wie arrest : | RICHMOND, Ya. 1 John | @vesterday by Patrolman Bilis or Ra cape ‘ore eae rogxt Williami minority bEpiaint of the brothe wt , sort 1 coliitess. tm vemansaine equest he fears for his life 1 od. When searched 1 | sl r was f m bie persor for an ext jon on Bryan's 9 | BAGGAGE STOLEN “ “HIGGINS WANTS = A mar o had been annoying! | ge Soe «| wor " t en in Woodla CHICKEN THIEF BUSY | RE-NOMINATION r e MpOR lg ott Randolph, t . 1. ©. BD. Barwell, oe Colunt ta-| iti oi ‘ ad led it king from ir noaning the loss of fif , ne elutehes of Sana Oe white chickens and nine duch OYSTER BAY pt, 10.—P B spahay a las the off that he fire which he states were stolen from |4e™t Ro nd Gov, Hine id tae epee. L - the fleeing man, and thinks that he| M* place Jast night, The f ro} 8 cor ny. The g ’ hit hfs, tne man Is At ibe ‘ 1 stock and Mr, Farwell | °° hopes ¢ e the le . Me eee | Itie not thought th man b reward of $26 for t + pases vage 1 Eh i ‘ . ; : harmed anyone t we the birds oF the appre reed ine” tikekdent ” Theedor MONKS TO ENTERTAIN. - in particu) The « LUMBERJACK ARRESTED r y ave Gets not ate railroads tee that he emptied hin gur 4 Te ay., will - fte and believes that his last) Patrolmen Nash and Mullen t ATTORNEY IN JAIL ‘ ption 7 ay ¢ ‘é hot . t y the man Ww « rt s “ their f « C NADA LABOR ble after the abot had! berjack » th t v } w { ' til MEN CONFER VICTORIA, B. C., Sept, 10.—Th THE HOUSE OF QUALITY —=PIANOS= ja opens here today with a ttendance of delegates repre ng every part of the Dominion The congress had originally bee ot for Beptember 17, but the ate was ob 1 to sult the conven! ence of J. Ramsay MacDonald, M P., secretary for the Britieh labor nae party, who will leave this couatr for Austrailia on September 14. 1 at presence at the congress will or matt BIG SALEM FAIR ~ OPENS TODAY -Steinway-Knabe Mason & Hamlin, A. B. Chase, Everett, Hardman, Fletcher, Packard, Estey, Emerson, Conover, Ludwig, Cable, Gramer, Sterling, Kingsbury, ' Smith @ Carnes, Huntington, Welling- ton, Mendelssohn and Willard tion from a large list of old, reliable, well known makes than 1s would—and that is why we have been for years gradually above wonderful list—and to give ) the best that money You know our rept » W or call for our printed price SALEM, Or., September 10.—The} Oregon state fair opened bere to |day with « larger exhibition than | er before in the history of Ore m state faire. The premium 000 and includes a for a trotting race ior & pacing race. Ten [thousand dollars in premiun joffered on livestock, agricultural! jand manufactured products. The fair will last until next Monday tn clustve and there will be special lentertainment features every day Everything fndicates that thie fair and most suc m this state ce | ever hela In buying @ Piano wouldn't you rather make your selec from one or two never-heard-of makes? We bel ay we are proud to publish have no fake methods ey | MOGPITAL PATIENT ESCAPES. Bessie Dobbs, altas Smith, Mad:| dox, ete, & negrTens, was arrested | yeeterday afternoon by Patrolman Hughett, she having escaped from the Wayside urday af ternoon. The woman was arrested last week, but becoming suddenly ft tm the clty jail was removed to the hospital. Bhe was returned to | @ howpttal yesterday | | } adding to our line, until tod can buy at a reasonable price. We the story and leaves little for us to say. “One pr ice and t We Have the Largest and Best Equipped shone M tc * Talking Machine Department in the West. ae tha wett 14 MASTER'S | VOICE } exhibit known Lyon & Healy "THE MARKETS Hiapidated this morning... The sup } ply is nearly exhausted and the} “OWN MAKI ins 1 through our whole Call and see them vuality fe poor, Peaches are a} , ioe Mongs bee Son. Oriel Clarinetists Yes—anything you sale We also invite you to visit want in this line r retail parlors, where you will be com- ing fortable and m te to as many of our per crate. A shipment of} in our new lfour care of overripe bananas ar} : } We promise you ctor Records as you desire, It is a rived along the street, but are hard-| | . t ie re for us to sk them. We enjoy Covered Hole prompt and courteous plea for us how then € enj and a0 i rember you are ly worth putting on the market, No} ing quoted on the lot | davance | cents fart Cheese has are firmer. | Clarinets. | service. ‘ y | price ts Butter bas taken a and te sow worth 4 Washington creamer u gone op. Me «e are firm SHERMAN, CLAY & CO. The Greatest Music 1406 SECOND AV. House in the West EE © EE © OEE © BITE © © HEATERS | Crropy Furnrrure COMPANY i Howards S r &S S Bananas, $2 2G8 50. oF te pe ne : ‘Se aad Daisys Acorns ‘Stay Satisfactory Range ey HURRY UP! HURRY UP! ent more to buy your Heater now than some time in the future vet . = © : prunes, per be os It doesn’t cont a per ben, Me a BUT if you buy it now and have {t set up In your home you won't be caught nap- 1 ping when the first cold anap comes. It is better to buy your heater now than to a doctor's bill for curing colds and coughs of the family, Coal in the stove ts vide in the family four kinds and many sizes of heaters which you can buy or ns, Look in on our stove department before buying elsewher It saves enough fuel over other ranges to pay § pay for iteelf in three ye nd is their supertor in § better than every other way. W e selling carload after We ha cacioad of theme ranges ON THE R MERI favorable and not on the advertising alone. We refer you to any user of a MONARCH RANGE $5 Down and $6 ‘and Your 0 oe ‘art Payment. the most Butter and Cheese. Washington creamery butter per Rastern, fresh brick, ib mb tub, Me: rach butter ee, Wisconsin twine, 1b, ite ite, Hmiburger, cone ib Gite Ihe IT WILL PAY YOU vi@ite, TH Poultry. oid chickens, per tb, t% i ih apring, I7@ite, tive t dressed, per ib. 20@ie hich be bicck #wien, ib | wethers, sheep, per Mee. steers. per Ib. Mee: cows. pe calves, per Ib, G76, lamnbe, per hy Meats. | Btenrs, per tb, te: cows, per ib, 4g Te; ‘mutton lamb, ‘per It salmon. tre ie, fe i be; Fock ena. 10@ lic; sliver oysters, per sack ae pee eel tiga be e's Eastern Wash Per FE . — SANS Se ee Ot A Ee

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