The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 12, 1906, Page 6

| : ; PHONE YOUR WANT AD To The Star—-Main 1060; Ind. 1138, The Star will call and col leet the bil, and w 1 to 1 Fou the anevers t aud: | RATES FOR CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS, SITUA TION WANTED, HELP WANTED AND ALL @THER ADS, ONE CENT A WORD. Seven words or fractions of words to the line, cash tn ad vance, When charged to ae count actual number of lines as wet will be counted. Minimum bill for an “ad.” 25 cents Hal lard Want Ad. Agency, PM Mullen, 321 Railard Av, Opp City Hall, SOCIETY NOTICES. 4, 4 prive Da Medical Im eathtinte UU SUL Corner Washington 40 freate all tierases of ME tion. Te Tun, by ogular otaligts aun os for Kequiar Medicine rery place you geo ihe fied Requiar Medicine recognta feet medical aid you will f for your ite ‘We give the ape matical ecience. No ong You bave ded it, ene ft the dest and CONSULTA dtecase or bow HSN Fier —————— WANTED ——— ~e HELP WANTED—MALE, THE Bon Marche requt doy Bring school per ne men om W etpeiem © font! » eetintely ment UsTOms iNWPRCTORA | Starving sal ary 1% per day se pee acetiont future Mee Mi Mosturgh. ket aisske Bite, DAILY, § to & Tw * Men to cstablon tee and m country and surrounding earn from wo Me © fam system. The Gunther: manufacturers and Coffee Fromsters. Post st. top fect u Tey wanted to learn trade Puget Bound Art tees Con. Tm Mh ay +> wo milciion, permanent wore at salary. Apply at iam Tth Ave. fanted- Tomigrant tnapector® Bibs fer ars ieattwar Beall 7 way Ma month To insure appoiutment, get Bi groans We can give you necwamer” [ore Sration Great Western Keheol, G22 People's Savings thot at vox Tay shout years OM to inare Dusioren Apply at Star offiew, {aoe Reventh av cit w Warn barber cottes reulee towne Cam by Be 38 feds, efiuations of inca tions men to dig ditch and cut '° Digaest Wages of anyors. Mer Selene Se uy. Take io niy tow minuter ‘Get oft bt Pacific City office Come todmy tf Wanteo—leye at Seattle Glass Cu at Renton Wases 1 per Say fanted 1) boys to fale the Newsboys Unton. Initiation fee, be conta Goad cor | trom #5) « BYEING AND CLEANING, tere for the right bere Inquire Gea Har nach Seattle Star “ee An sapertaured grovety clere hnow about driving and speak Hoandine Vian; give retrence. 93 Ballard ave, fe tard, 4 Tielivery boy wanted Coneolidair - Worms, i204 Arcade Way; rear of Arente [725 21 = Ned Young men to prepare for Fall Bu way mail clers « farted lor delivery market me lth aw ented 1m corde of wood HELP WANTED—FEMAL! HELP WANTED —Bvery tittle girtie tn town 10 enter her doliie in the Doll Show at the Bon Marche. See about It ln papers piynent office wants help for genera! housework, chamber nutide 40 People's Dank bide. Phone 4? aA atl to assist in be ve fad cre of cnitiren, st Terry © ain 9-1 Wantet—A dishwasher, © Charles, A 282. iad) Hin Cloak House eis “alate cream 7. w colsior Candy Co None but Pmactric coaet macurT ¢ Cornet Jackeon and Ocetden lanted—(ivi tor general housework. Tae Tir to amie in Tait housework Sa) OCULISTS AND AURI Chestnat st alias’ a ith ev Call mornings «ft ~_WANTED—FUANITURE. EATRR APES. Ba TORE a ae secondhand ph i ee aed the lowent prices in Roa Furniture Co. 4 Branch Wa Becond ave Ho Pike Sireet Furniture Co. oays the bleh Whe Pes ayo hand eraltare” Min tnd Baa =< Valder Furniture Co.» reatock®y ee tor furniture now. isi Wat at oe, ne SITUATION * eth WANTED—ROOMS. 0. bom 10m8 ‘Wanted « on; give vr ber MUTUAL & Rows, ear ling. &. W., Box Tit, foattie poatoft FOR EXCHANGE. FOR RENT FOR RENT—HOUSES. “Fir Kent Crem tirnlaed hidne Mal cra For Rent? Boulevard W, 5. Dar FOR RENT—ROOMS. ‘untarnished ro ie wert Roren ave. North rnished fooms with board, THE SU7ON Tt Mh Av Fives turnlened rooms, Tight how ing, 718 Relmont Flac 12-40 FOR RENT—PASTURE. ae tor “horses for vent; thoes fw, Janae Henry, 6s Wenera Ave “tt THE SEATTLE STAR—-MONDAY, NOV. 12,1 BUSINESS CHANCES. FOR GAL E- ABAL ESTATE, aban TH” aer op Tre Oi ALASKA BOATS COAL SHORTAGE I NOT WHOLLY LOCAL we N Riverbide inp hearty < PULLED OF BOUTHEASTERN OVER AND) Aeent # cbmmtanion. e MELVILLE, te ‘ SEABON ON ALASKA ROUTE WINTER SCHEDULE repidiy advancing soak he. “ble sny weanon In transportat | for partiowlars CITIES EAST OF THE CASCADES AND ELSEWHERE IN THE STATE ARE BUFFERING WITH PERSONALS. Of every balure wi than it te in t |there Is some coal rece r | there Free Car Fare It 704 come © ] \ Edmor seeee Sa ELLANEOUS tity Water now laid in front of LOST AND FOUND if i: DinecTory ABSTRACTORS, Vantord abstrant Ge: Wasement of Maller bik BUSINESS foot Whiitiessy Prof Pure WILLiaM® CO CHIEF ATTACKS GARBAGE GRAFT in gotng to tr PUGET WOURD Capital styek paid hases etpal elites oi THR CANADIAN BANK Chief Wappenstetr MATLY Lote HOstNeas Lote iN TH LAKE of the elty ar for garbage 4 the insulting FOR SALE-—FARMS AND LAND eee er used by Chiet Wap WIN AND COLUMIBA hatover Gait One tor Hom, chief has for wh he thinks will cc urea of rete ver the mea intends to intro Ht Cotwotes @. re of the law AYE MADK ESTATE—Continued. FOR GALe—ACKEAGE WATERPIK Te Lean—Private money st low Omer & Meihoro, 46 «ru NONTH $5 Down AND fA WEEK = THE CRESS oN BY it DIM bail Sores ther REET CAR M CLERKS, BOOK KE As4 af other employes Relinble for ume of THE CITY LOAN CO A retia . s siry, bow interest ereia Cv st, et Pine = Money advanced salaried peopin, merchants, teameters, withowt sewurtty = _ secsoiamaaa essa MONET 2ANED on Pinnes, era ower bokt Guanes, find our offices Sullivan Mae Dorr w woeey rpeememeer IN i lat o- “HAR WOOD.” it L $1 Per Acre —| Per Month ache | Toman, a0 We! Gynt ewcurity , WAGKRURN & THORNE ‘crus. | Main — DOWN AND & PER MONTH. COLLECTORS. athte cxtiertion sqeneien rour Bile to ue fur quilection if you videnoe ee yred papers served for atin ering ing HOH sack ‘These prices will dowbie tm the spring at bare meaner or Malo DH, between #00 ee ee $500 $20 a Month Seventeen modern house CALMOUT, DEIONT & EWING, ENC, vee SN SSIS Ren) Rietate Leone ant tomy “at gr OR A a) 2 Is SN ee STORAGE. ‘Trumks Geliversd, B cents, 1 dare Wentes Men and women te free. pean and. furnit _ q feratees: S Vsiee, ‘Tramster ® ioreme Oe doth phones Ma INVESTMEN CY, © b Wilieass is the valley, grow ewe vested and & must more Getece is Times bloc be hom tants are the “ARCADLA ONE i | Fise: WATCH PACTF: of Busters W vigution Asset 1 Westlake Bow Tracgn MILL abeition This samuctation plants pour crohars and docks from car, cement foundation, Pytee then & saviog é a * © ADAMS Wiene YoU a WE feet free and 5 feet trom MF tacks, (1.68 will handle —tt | Union of Charge i worth ee COME AND GPT TOUR Grant & Dy I Peopinn Mank iide Corner Ind and eectngten, new m REALTY Co, room howe farm tratidings chidhens. ate 4 and 8 New Tork tt mx mie LOTS. Including Two Corners. -~| SAOO Cash Will Mandie This Tf you want @ rellable ay; , Queen City Dye Wi RANGE. : q itor |S FORESTER @ CO OTS || RE nn AGE. tor women a magniicont view @ $2 month, hw ATTENTION FIRE INSU Comm howe, from lake and Hg, me cash This a bie PRTER MATTON, Mt Murest Lite Hite st cottage tear MILLINERY, Siqiiah millinery a! lowest prices Mre amon, Wh Fourth © SaREAENS over his bargain any wher Ravenna Acre: ALANCE 1 TO TRARS LAND COMPANY 0 Washington Hide 92,400 PROFESSIONAL OIRELTORY| “” ATTORNEVS-AT-LAW. 2 Lavyer-Wostand ant wits, aminary ab: | (oe ftom AND h Bach Whek you 8 home in # minutes’ ride and bearing frutt “Witee—<-reem, matere; 0 cash, 00 per we Se a ages 2 trem masern Thtek Ane Goor Wey! the pipe fine south of the « trial lawyers, ie mechanicn liens, examine in OX ae ¢ Orn1m; SOM © A. A Anderson . cvibections, abatracts «amined CHARLES DERLAM ANN, 1580Hena!! hover and tw ‘and 816 @ myanth cottage std one attorney at law aa H. Nichots © ber e perience | dfie block need apply. 116-18 Mh avenue north —£-12 — hin witis, over 16 years steady employment to desirable Abstracts examined 3 Pioneer = tei New Yoru eX thee oa ten law and ttlee 38 New York Bie hath #4 Pacific bloek ~ocULISTs AND AURIOTE— 10 Aleres $500 MEADOWDAL net, M mae We offer you a neat, convenient room one for aundry the other for wood aes and Mt Seattle one Dieck from Califor These are #8 be worth more hance to peddle them out Austance | heater Game district fine. level tot, toxtse Br Wiliam Pailister- On easy terme + south of schoo! or the market ‘West side Queen - ane biork from with 7 per cent interest. Our represent MEADOWDALE property #90 any | PDE Tame Great Norther $10 Pioneer 3 n © PBUILDING, WEST & WHEELER. 39-912 Colman Nuilding Roston Book S150 Will Buy A goed lot on easy terme in Weat Seattle, overlooking Ballard TOUNETON & PHYSICIANS ANO SURGEON Dalton, Gt Ateams Genito PATENT A Phones, Main 11, Ind. ADS Fremont-Hallard boule Last week we adwertine’ a in and ¢ Cherry tor 2.20. Marion Wide. Good Buys omes Look lively &@ you want scree bottom Wanted at once, 7 of t¢-room cottage, naan, om terme: give lecation, « in connection Mutual Life, Tegistered Patent Rose & Now Adams & lrooke, Mark Attorneys Frank B Asam Brooks lately of Washington, and Machine De- t wil handle this werk on am fi MUSICAL, “PHOTOGRAPHERS SUPPLIES, | Anderson Bapily Co. av EN ROOM large corner SPORTING GOODS. i ave, Guna, pivtola MINES AND MINING, you in pricew and ter PREPLES & BACON. |J- 1B. Johnson oans and Insurance. | better than adverts tm Hiliman's offices in Tlnes block today, | “SEVERAL Also own ® miler & Co, 107 Lowman Bide nt on Lake Washington; fia RARGAT CASH REQUIRED. tin board for 4 short time only, ‘ii cleared, with @ five. 1% bleoks from ear Comur @ Alene stocks A LAYT AT W PRICE OF LOTS 18 1% BACH. We will buy for) | have one y tor). . f car, wehoo} CF. tieepie, stocks, 102 int south, ROOM % COLMA 618-19 Dalley 1 SEATTLE Beattie is not alone in ff ing fro hor ot In }fact the shortage extends to t | some localities it is even me is elt In Beat dny, th hon no day ree on enough to supply in demand In many throughout the state no “et ed, and in not a pound of coal ix to be had All along the lines of the Gre thern and Northern P i with a few rare exes ong the O. K & Washington. Comy on received on th chee Ellensburk from Spokane ima, Wen and, in fact own of any size tn the state. Th are exceptions in the case ¢ seaport towns of Puget Bound 6 yma from whieh « have been complaint appears te made Walla Walla Supply. The cou} supply of Walla Wal derived from the Roslyn mines on th Northern Pacific and the river, Wyoming mines on the Un jon Pacific. As each of there line of railroad ts suffering from . |serious car shortage due to the of |fort to move the heavy in croj they have been unable to supp cars for coal shipments in su eu quantity to supply the demand ar las @ consequence, coal shipments have suffered At Ellensburg Roslyn coal it used, but recently it has been #0 searce that the price demanded for it has been higher than that usua ly dew 4 for Roslyn coal in Be attle, thy lensburg is but « few mile lyn mines In part, at least, this shortage | due to the strike st the Great North erm coal mines at Fernie, B. ¢ which have been shut down for sev eral weeks, shutting off the cos supply of that portion of the Great Northern railroad derived from th source. While it was available Fer nie « was used for the locomo- tives on the Great Northern as far weet as the Cascade tunnel, the supply for the portion of the sys tem wert of that point being rived from the mines of the FP Coast company. Since the strike the road has at times suffered se verely from the shortage of coal for ite FANEUIL HALL AS IT APPEARS TODAY. The action of the Massachusetts ;ton interested was club, in voting to recommend to/ Faneuil the legislature of the old Bay state|Charles Sumner, the the appropriation of a sufficient | Hoar, as well as almost sum so that the Massachusetts man fiding at the A-Y.P. exposition should be a duplicate of Faneut! coln and Jefferson Davis: hall, or, as it is fondly called in Faneuil hall during among New Englanders, “The Cra dle of Liberty,” is one that ought associations. It is the intention to preserve these state buildings for use by the | dent spoken there. university after the exposition, and it can be easily seen how valuable | from a historical standpoint to fu ture generations the carrying out of this idea would be. Faneuil hall ts situated. in the midst of the business district of the city of Boston. The lower story | is used as a public market, the second floor as a hall for public gatherings and the upper as the armory of the Ancient and Honor able Artillery company, the oldest military organization in America whose charter dates back to 165 The building was built in 1740 by Peter Faneuil, a local merchant son of a Huguenot expelled from France at the time of the revoca tion of the edict of Nantes. Fan euil presented the building to the town of Boston as a public market jand for town meeting purposes. During the period preceding the revolutionary war it was used by | the Sons of Liberty as their regular |!" meeting place, hence the title "¢ dle of Liberty.” Every public m ling of any account from the day of the revolutionary war up to the time of the civil war in which Bos News for Little Seattie. Misses If you have a pretty doll, a jarge doll, a small doll or a homely dol! enter it in the big doll show at the | ) Marche and you may win a cash prize ranging from $2 to $15. Then | each little girl must come to the big store and vote for her favorite dollle oamt company’g 0 Nhe opened up ® vorthern Demands, 1 COUrely tg hecrnuttion gf raffle depart acute Sn the ox shipment 4 for its owg condition the wood is it le oslyn Coal Withdrawal, . | cunt of the inarket of age which heretoteng considerabig, high grade dome. been used by MR TIGERS TE SES ett eescsce estes present time con] whatever is dein 1 domestic ame and whag r delivered ns with officers © to get hold of ft general rag officals and agente @ TPSeT Vises. feved soon, be growing worse a b use, although a much n-|lef as ee —.— Pet ores sahara ¥ PESPST PERE qe CER ETAETAEGTRTIEZ, F2oRFEIT ITE. be followed by those residents of points, of course. Gea. Seattle belonging to other state | president, addressed the am J. Bryan eee eRe REET ’ the Pa Asane Sid: the ways at Dolphin leaves reo of freight isco with a full and « large 7 ved in port this port Ne ils from the @ na a large passenger Corwin ts to Dt (0 feet, making Det H. Gray this requests for bids are — Fy ae yt ie