The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 17, 1906, Page 8

R—SATURDAY, NOV. THE SEATTL oe I NEED NO TROOPS |»! rytey THREE DROWN | ple tomorrow night (Btar Special Bervies) ‘| (Gorippe Telegraph Service.) OR END, the regraded of Third av en aids - rene : tan Weal of rye Seapets ma, ra anny ” EXTEND FAIR TO =e on an treets ln the busine oa bnothe pparth boatd | Hundred o ) Mra, Tho nbed along a 104neh hird story and « ed Indo hina, to Burmah and Indl window, only t com! sea, landing at Bomt wn OC district in the future, The e a NEXT MONDAY "ren b t hat there will tranps to ax a ee eee THE REAL NEWPORT OF THE WEST ‘Grand Enough for Anybody and Too Grand for Everybody ’ Photograph of Laurelhurst taken from Capitol Hill, It is that beautiful peninsula extending out into the lake dividing La ke Washington from Union Bay. Laurelhurst-on-the-Lake Occupies the You Must Visit Laurelhurst to Everything to Commend, Nothing Most Unique Position Obtain An Adequate Con- to Condema Of any residence property on the Pacific Coast. Superbly ¢c tion of Its Beauty In the location, in the improvements, in the transportation situated where water and mountain meet, the entrancing view facilities, in the building restrictions, in the great beauty of afforded from every lot is positively unrivalled. Of the stupendous improvements now being made; of the Laurelhurst-on-the-Lake. It is well worth a visit. Rigid ae Nature has been lavish in her endowments, and it re- mammoth plan of development, present and prospective. You building restrictions will exempt Laurelhurst from the annoy- 1 mained only for Laurethurst owners to recognize its charm owe yourself this information, for Laurelhurst is no ordinary ance of stores, flats, apartments, saloons and other inappropri- “a and fascination, and make this luxurious home place possible eee: ate and unsightly structures. i ‘ a ale of $200,000 upon permanent street 280 People Have Paid Nearly Lawrelhurst But 29 Miastes From $400,000 for Lots at Pioneer Square Here, Where Every Comfort and Mod- Laurelhurst On the Seattle side of Lake Washington, and all improvements And 280 people now own property in the finest residence dis- are being made under the supervision of the city officials and ern Convenience Is to Be Had With none of the vexatious conditions present, as is usual trict on the Coast without asingle exception. The first cost is according to chy epesifications, ‘Beautiial & ee the only cost, as sewer amd twater mains, electric light, tele- ing erected, and plans for many others are in the hands of prominent architects. im most new residenc istricts — where natural beaut 30 e distric 2g y phones, graded and paved streets and cement sidewalks will be installed without a cent of additional expense to the buyer. Don’t Put Off Visiting and modern improvements are blended in perfect harmony— “a Bee Ree Fas. Bexre8 Pree fs this is the ideal place for your home. The number and class A regular fifteen-minute beat schedule is maintained between of residences soon to be built, with the wise restrictions, will Johneon’s boathouse at Mibiiison Park, on Lake Washington, Laurelhurst i enhance valuations to the investor, and is bound to make and and Laurelhurst, while the construction of the $6,000 yacht Take the Madison street cars to Johnson's boathouse at i keep this beauty spot—Laurelhurst-on-the-Lake—the grand- which will be presented outright to Laurelhurst property own- Madison Park, and salesmen will take you free to the property, i est place in All the West for the building of a home, ers is being pushed to completion as rapidly as possible, only a five minutes’ ride on the lake. i lll iene ga Take the Madison Street car to Johnson’s boathouse, at the end of Madison street, Lake Washington. Salesmen will take you to Laurelhurst FREE. sonore obit eo “g20° 242 ®fF 2s 32 JOSEPH R. McLAUGHLIN FRANK F, MEAD PAUL C. MURPHY OWNERS~~~-~-~~- — Main 2476, Independent 2569 212 American Bank Building } eee ne CMe emt AP ETO EES