The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 27, 1906, Page 8

FRE ester & NELSON, Inc. “ Everything to Furnish the Heme Complete Complete Motel nishers. YOUNGSTOWN TO (2922222 [ORAL FLASHES ~ REDE eve, the at r boys have given Ja grand ball, and announcement made that this year's will surpa on ae = M R T BLOCK SCHEME Jall former attempts, Collecting the /_DAY AFTER TO ORROW IS THANKSGIVING ¢ fare will be substituted for walteing | Badgers Win Debate. Hi |the fair, and all the old-time ear) The Badger ar t Mtevens arlubs he t it ‘ jmen will be in attendance | interotut ope Ske auaslion wie A 4 The Alki-Ralnier plan of conse rater complicates the wholesal the ship idy, and the Badgers I Ad a . neorporated tows | rtidatior heme and the an \C MM. &ST. P. PLANS ° ut s the F valley, and those aitu-| Rezatton to Beattie (hat was to fo) Women Vote $100 he king on the Draper j a a ls Shans aa 1 a « the Duwamish head \, a oo - <attie chad ut Oi ht oe eas fixture uve nsta er too Ba Set Nin Waa ew WP. MEW ROUTE —[arciee gencttrsnerinn, id I ar sow better Van a ay cen tures have, bee, inate, ny i Youngstowr meet with al THOMPSON CASE 4100 to the Kéward McDowell fund é ith despateh 4 nana tive 0 4 thai tke materially. jge ee ® ne x by the action of} . | cub af anh sane : creased, Drop in at your t are : y those residing in the Inet named! W. A, Hardy will be called as 4] > ‘ , & ' who will tome w present Al witness by Prosecuting Attorney The council last evening went & Returns trom n Rogue. s Ki nds Yard Goods for Living R Fase Re” oe ne he lt Snare ana neta ete aeenay se | Lace Curtains is Kine s |i ny town be Incorporated as a city of) der of Judge Emory, The case Will| caused so muc discussion last} from Bat Rogue, I where he yur Dray ; eg <i by f 2 we for Ls Buying aa For a3 the fourth ela ibe heard December 6 before Su-| summer by qpasiting to the C., M. &| attended th jonat ; fo Joading buting ev fei t M Meusatgin » rhe faction of Youngstown @p-| perior Judge HM. of Pierce coun-| sg. P. a bundred-foot rightotwa sted Btate University Preat posed n declare that itlty, Leave to qall Hardy was yee | over the city property in the Cedar | deh is being core saloon | terday granted by Judge Snell, The | river valley, The new bill contain Funds for Missionary Boat euctians of SI eleme who fea annexing! panel of 40 jurors drawn for the! practically the same wording as the ' M, W. Haynes, Ke 1, M $2.50, $3.00 « Ar r f } vail - Be © st toe will) December term will report for duty | oid, but it is generally underatood | Dean and Rey, Ge € " t M A ‘ J = . . rie nlores be i abe bustness than) next Monday that th road Is to be built at afbave been appolr ton the Arabi 1 ' ' es if in a cl he fourth clasa, Be omewhat greater distance from the | miniet f the sib “¥.80 BO tical § a ey ‘ parlors aide < wwe fee will be] WILL. WALTZ THE FAIR IN river than originally contempla tee to raise funds ¢ and Fine tmpe P sm b ~ as at Pree! _ STEAD OF COLLECTING FARE | (hus minimizing the danger from | boat Mam's ah epg tie dna $0.00 9h.80 $10.00 and $12.50 e : ent advocates of the scheme pollution of the elty’s water supply Children Entertain. PI pe rr end 1 going onheaiias _ hey ply desire to] Phe 16th anmual ball of Pretend | eee canpenen An « t wan given yen moda fesigns. F pair $10.00, $15.00 $20. Be a Veal ™ manage thelr OWN] ship Lodge, No. 1, of the Beatt ["Kiein, the shoewaxer, 217 James |terday 4 s. by the litte $28.00 and res dai nabvdae: Manone Ghiined Bitha, Tolle de Fe ray lem, jel pa “ Ove’ g : ny irin « cademy, Brow ( ' . ms 5 atin Dam , cue move Girect Rallway Bmpk > Fig 5 teckoeran tay-—made of white or Arabian bobbinet Me ertions Gilk Damasks, Florentine Brocatelles, Krinkle Silks and Derbieg, stage wan erected for the ¢ and the teachers directed the $5.00, for all kinds of decorations, Prices, per palr Fillo, Soin ond. Leather Portieres in Assorted __“Moss Rose” Couch Covers Sizes and Colors “Sheep King” Here. Maly, the “Bheep King of is wt the Rate « Ge tn. & SAUTRTEST Mr r has 8 land « range of 300 equare 1 " We believe that no better tapest jon for thelr purposes are has had an eventful career in extat t the product ‘° 1 Por ® fast th Jonce a conductor on the Northern Couch Cove mnatitute (he strongest i fever.’ tas the t Portia Pacific ratiroad. “ re exclusive Beattle selling ame ye popu c 5 ‘ere, Our | ' Mows ¥ Manufacturing Co.’* most ut . » , + GOP ortige | Wants Three Sergeants orien. The are BO, 60 thotee ie. Pr { tures, Th tot perins ~ are dare red, with 4 vbining the h $3.00, $3.50, $5.00, $6.50, $10.00 and $12. SPECIAL DECORATIVE WORK. A « of Drapery me ho make color harr { 86-75, 810.00 1 bec Thauksgiving Day aye t 1% 1 = € t Necessities Ready Use aol 4 Newly-Equipped Bedding Section Now Ready last Poe before “The "Big “Holiday part of Cedar river tra ie) vat dpohesee : riven : # nag ‘i ae . inh ‘a ae Bo ge fie : $5.55, $6.00, 96.50. 4 tag 7c, 80, $1.00 $1.78, $1.85, $2.00, $240, $2.50, $2.75, $3.00, $3.75, $4.00 and 10, 99.50, 912.00, $13.50, faso"s $17.80, $21.50. $22.50 and $25.00. | Of the de filled Comforts, each—$16.50, $16.50, $2260, Gaga, - : Filled ¢ "ito ome as wide soy Bye sr | $94.00 and $35.00. # In. nice showing of steamer Robes in nesorted color ang social yester New Instructress Speaks. The life classes of the Beattie Art Best Thanksgiving Grocery Supplies ne and sateen, while the QUOTED HERE AT MONEY-SAVING PRICES. oa See be had in various silk a patterns. Theos 2 ares for u sch Throws, Don't Fall to V Our Delic of ancient art in forts can also be had with Rot t Ends « Prices, ¢ 42, 7M, ‘alt to Visit Our o Pha gg ig Sete poe $10. 13.60, $14.50, $16.50 ‘and $18.50 | the instructorship of the life clans ing, per box s Have a Large Variety of Mome "eae ened novela dozen Cooked Meats, Salads, ete. for 25, 30, B5e | New Seven-Story Building | Saunders & Lawton have taken ~ Womens Costumes Suits, Furs, Waists. Ftc two quarts for Anpiee—Puncy cooking oF 8° | Cramberries | tecsen Counters we Always } | | Fancy New Jersey Cranberries Thanksgiving. Detes New. stock, 8 for 26e; | Te#—Gordon brand, tn Roast Turkey—Per pound, She MOU 4 permit for the oe ~* per pound 106 covered jars | Roast Spring ae ler of Second av. south and King ON Table Raisine—New clusters, | Mrs. Jackson's well known home | 90. Veui or Pork—Por Be jt. T. Ryan le the contractor, The | pustding 18 to be seven stories, built jot reenforced concrete. The exth }mated cost will be § Governor's Visit Postper: Complete Hous: elurmshers, (iNcoRPORATED) Motel and Club tiurnshers, 206 made Mince Meat, In glass SECOND AVENUE, MADISON STREET AND SPRING STREET. The Ape #. Roast Beet— pound ..Bhe Plum Pudding—Mre Jackson's | Genuine Home Male Pork per pound Nute— stock, a mixture of the best varieties; per pound Ise Englich make, in cans, one | Sausage, per pound 2we base ais Gelb Kueeode eer | Dom On 20¢ | Home Made Veal Loat—Per ff] Gov Chamberinin of Orequ pound ..... +00 | Linty's Peertosn, enots suns Pury Food Wiiieteai te ae but a letter received by He ae Mince Meat-—Home made, pre | , “ | pound 106 p cag hhc agen yo ag 33 vared trom bast matartehe, por | Gwest Cider—tThe gemcine arth | Preum Cured Kippered Salmon ig] tous to come and ie © '} “Something for Nothin s Obtalnable On) : | position grounds for the purpose of iv POUNE «66s eeceeveee eee KGE@ | cle, per gallon SOe | per pound 10¢@ Bl inaking an setimate of the cost of f ithe Oregon exhitit | Discharged Policemen Appeal. | By Harnessing the Forces of Nature ~ WE CONTROL ONE OF NATURE'S MOST PROFITABLE FORCES Gold, Coal, Iron, Of! are but a emall part of the riches Nature has given us Nature hes bem) generous, Greater treasures than have yet been iuced are being discovered. Bvery see a covery of « staple, commercial product, when taken advantage of and developed, ts the foundation of | & great fortune ts Fortunes are still being made. Quick fortunes are generally made through finding new of these resources; not by lucky strikes, but by a thorough understanding of natural and @ careful search for the storage place of the wealth indicated We Have Opened Nature's Treasure House ; | Two years ago our manager, while in Honolulu, found some Canadian goveroment reports talk | ing of the deposits of of}-aand and seepage of crude of! in the Province of Alberta | | ] | ' The board of civil service me last night heard the ap- miroimen D. L. Johnson Collins for reinstatement. was discharged for accept: fee fron black, and wae discharged for cilewed ompetency. Wiltiam C. Agle Dead, Wilttam ¢ A) . the well known i prospector, « and author, Lied in Ban Franciaco yesterday For « number of yeare My, Agile made Beattie bis headquarters, He | temtone jpeale of and T. ¢ Destarimen ine tr Butter—Extra The opening up of transportation brings us a double supply of Mayflower Butter direct from the Creamery. Tomorrow from 8 a. m. to 1 p. m. we will off thie delicious Creamery But ~ 99 cts Lb. 19c Ribbon Sale Continued Having been one of the best known operators in California, and later soccessfally engaged & the development of the Beaumont Ot) Fields, he was interested, and immediately sailed fo Canada With the eve of experience he saw ‘ponsibilities the local residents had failed to gram. found CRUDE OIL OOZING FROM THE SURFACE IN NUMEROUS PLAC He saw @ tion similar to Summerland, California, and knew that somewhere in this new country lay oB® richest off fields in the world. tive wae @ sister living | came. Donations for Children's Home. Denations will be recetved by the | members the Ladies Relief so- etety for ¢ Tenth | vo IS GOING OUT OF BUSINES og dag tay seller from I uate WHY ONE DOLLAR He went in search of it. He traveled hundreds of miles over the Canadian frost Ties shake: Wieik ah oak Caan oe 6 TWICE AS FAR 4 | prompected the country thoroughly. As he learned to know it his belief in his future Wednesday we continue the sale of our Fancy Rib- There are at preeent 41 children in| BOAT ANY STORE IN SEAT- firmer t lnctad: s Taffe $ poll ahs: home dram. to 36-Beare oO8 TLE i . He tested the oll-sand and finally found what he was looking for near Morinville, poms, including Satin Taficta in stripcs and polka sd ? 1F YOU OON’T BELIEVE IT FB tires miles above Edmonton. We have since proven that his judgment was correct : Old Site « Menace COME IN dots, Plaids in most every color combination, Mes- saline im plain and stripes, Embroidered Designs in gauze,many other combinations of which would be impossible to give detailed description; widths 314 Sale price, yard DON'T TAKE OUR WORD; WE WOULD RATHER PROVE iT. A_ COUNTLESS ARRAY OF MATCHLESS BARGAINS AWAITING YOU, BUT JUST AS A CONVINCER TO DOUBT- ING THOMASES, READ TH FOLLOWING SPECIALS FOR WEDNESDAY DON'T MISS A WORD. suUITSs. Property owners in the vietnity of Fifth and Yesler have asked the board of health to demolixh the old board of health headquarters on the groaned thet it ts a menace to health Fourth Av. Regrade. The Fourth av. regrade ordinance was passed by the council last night and it in expected that as soon as/ the mayor signs the ordinance and the necessary preliminaries are gone through, the board of public | works will call for bids for the work Liquor Licenses Passed. | An Impromptu Thanksgiving Concert i iim At home Thursday is bound to be ~ cated A Micheriiis hb, CTko! 2 one of the features of the day's pleasure. } Wature Is Ready to Make Money for You We began drilling Jast spring, and at a depth of only 525 feet struck a heavy flow ot a al | gas that, when lighted, turned night into day for several miles around. It is a | gas, and j to we that there was an immense deposit of of] below. The pressure was very | unable to control it with the equipment at hand, and had to stop drilling. It b wontha before we could plug the well and stop the waste | Piercing the earth's crust in a few more places will give us an unlimited supply of tie | United States government reports, just issued, state that the natural gas produced and sa year was worth over $41,000,000. This means millions of profit The coming city of Canada, Edmonton, can be reached with a few miles of pipe line, Them this gas, Growing faster than any other Canadian city, the junction point of three t nial | railroads, two of them just completed, its only drawback is a lack of fuel. We can be demand for the next century ur Land Is Worth Millions a The railroads realize this and have tried to buy our holdings, They have ottered ws SONNE erable more than it has cost us We have no desiré to sell. We have other resources that add still greater riches. @ property ee Leas than twenty feet below the surface fs a solid layer of high grade asphalt, formed BF ng seepage of of] from below. There are hundreds of thousands of tons of thi We can use oa to 544 inches; values to soc. A beautiful bieek bepadcloth blouse Suit, very stylish; for mer price $80, now a25 A few regular 816.50 to $22.60 Bulte left, your cholce... 810 better grade, that has al days sold at $27.50; now $16 SKIRTS. Stout ladies will have no trouble in either paying for or being fitted In pe of our beautiful bieck par oa Skirts, the old A . MILLINERY $8.50 Trimmed Co, Summit Liquor co pany, Giv Provide some of this ene & Johneon, N. Harma, M. 8 y ate denen 7 own natural gas to treat and prepare it for market. The Canadian Northern Railroad is jum Hats Williams, M. & K. Gottstein, Wit PETTICOATS pleted to within three miles of our property. A steady demand for this product the 5O¢ MUSIC FOR 19¢. Ham Wolf & Co, George Lawrence | $10 guaranteed taffeta silk Pettt makes large profits a certainty for many years to come 4 & Co. Olsen. The appiteation of coats, accordion Pleated The Canadian government, knowing the need of fuel in Alberta, has offered a of cents per gallon for all oll produced tn this field. This bounty alone is more than the OPERATIC HITS FROM ROLLICKING GIRL, A. Tate for « leense to M1 Hauer at | TENDERFOOT AND CASINO GIRL. 1411 First av. was rejected, as the | | 1 ote for his off Ty goal B a ees 8 | producer gets for his of 5 As We Swing Sweet Miranda 8 Phe a Soer to. ee R. B.C At SLs tho teen ie he Ded We have the natural resources with which to make money. They are commercial protect is heart Won't You be My eS, Ceetiey Flee tn Datores 4 tweed, at one-half the old f/[g demand all over the world “aie Lites Lave Lever Dovey fenttie.businers man, died. in Lo | FURS. Future Profits Are a Certainty ase friends That Are Good py Days Are weg: Millinery gi Sr an ba ‘ig o om Asavlen yesterday afternoon. Mr. | | It you cpn afford 0, $30, We have invested our own money in bringing our property to this point. We lacked only. ER Gin 1 Lattin Boston Whetever the Hive of MiG he none ae bomindanparetd | B+ feo, $100 or $150 for turn F/M capital to place our products on the market, This Is why we decided to sell a small block } e > ye district, ere co « hn a o 06 ction’s ‘Town. Your Byes toad gpraen opeciam —— ar bank fer Keene mittn and vient our non-assessable treasury stock at 10 cents per share—par value $1.00. : a Contributica When Love Begins. Semanen Psat — h disease | the New York Store tomorrow While we have a great many things to say In favor of our property, when starting - foun en Lave’ La. ity Alem Lave. | finally caused his death. Harry | with the other half, for every vertising campaign, six weeks ago, we decided to make only such statements as could Be to the I'm @ Peaceable Party. Fascinating Vent Come ec prother here, received ill price of furs in the house goes at by documents on file at our office. We have found this has been the right policy, as the I tia? ues anti area have been far beyond our expectations Thanksgiv- 7 wae shows 0 years of age ALTERATION HANDS ye are selling this stock to conservative investors and !t ix selling fast ine D Don’t Go to the Football Game We know this stock will pay large dividends. We have invested our money im it RM ing Day MURDER EVIDENT now is the time to join us | ‘ Our office is open during the day and evening. You must act quickly. See or write us before Offerings. in That Old Hat x cee Made of best silk velvet, trimmed with a cluster Get our $2.00 Derby for @2.00. Latent _— blocks, The same hat, shape for shape, ete., and identical material that you pay $3.00 for in hat shope A complete line of Caps, Crushers and up-to date Soft Felt Ha of ostrich tips, roses on bandeaux, and a drape of soft maline around crown; freshly trimmed for this sale; price : % AMERICAN-CANADIAN OIL CO. 320-321 PEOPLE'S SAVINGS BANK BUILDING. SEATTLE, WASHINGTON. i caning awe ah “READ WHAT THE MAYOR SAYS: Scripps Telegraph Servic HERKIMER, YY, Medical experts today gave further testimony precluding the possibility |that Grace Brown commitied sul cide. Dr. Douglas testified that the, girl would have become a ae STORE 1112 Second Ave. Opposite Garvey- Buchanan Co. of 88.50, $10.50 and fresh arrivals. | CAPTAIN CHARGED j The Satisfactory Corset Shop Offers 4 Strong Thanksgiving Items ] ,,,,.. <-.... ... ADA, ALBERTA, CA | had #be lived. PROVINCE TO-WIT 1 } I, P. 8 Gaudette, of Morinville, in the Province of Alberta, Dominion of Canada, make oath and say " HH Province of Alberta, } i That during the year of 1905 I was mayor of the town of Moriny! tle r ' Dominion of Canada $15.00 and $20.00 Overcoate B13.50 Children’s Overcoats and Suits has bee ecelved fre aan “Srcmelacs tent: aikan Pinion HALF OFF. 2. That during the month of September, in the year 1905, I did o request of H & AT $1.00— cieeane Miele has Gudia auto H. LEWIS @ Co. jf Hams, visit a certain well that said H. L. Williams was drilling ov reed | American Lady Corsets, made of coutil, colors white and drab, high warrant against Captain Charles J 1208 Second Ave. ae Thet T tound ony oa hae Heed Peale % oe spt hire er flee nets os , ; Ki Neen sar pes Bag = nang’ : a f eseap ‘om said well in large quantitics or medium bust, long over hip, and abdominal hose supporters attach- icon yeah yee = yoy ede} | 4. That gas when lighted would burn steadily with a flame twenty feet in height from the ed front and sides l papiciser, Jeckion D. Pasl, at Minte mouth of the well, from which sald gas was escaping | Sworn before me at Morinville, in the Province of Alberta, this 6th day of Augusta IIR g mber 30, 1905. PEPZONE Guaranteed to cure all Stom ach and Liver trouble, 75e per bottle at RAGLEY’S, 2d and Pike}. | y Pp. s. GAU P. B. L. LESSARD, A Commissioner, ete, in and for the Province of Alberta, Do Other affidavits similar to this, signed by N. Hittinger, A. Guer are on file in our office. AT $2.00 | C. B. a la Spirite, Sylph hip, gored, straight front Corset; made of im- ff Mrs. Potter Palmer ported coutil and trimmed on top with wide lace; colors white and drab » nada, | Stoffes and A, Beiswette, When in Seattle, ware greatly sur- | AT $3.00 prised to note the following low] . p price Krusin’s high-grade Man R. & G., tapering waist, high bust, deep hip Corset; made in white jure offered at Bartell's Red j | and drab, 12-inch clasp, lace trimmings on top, bow of moire, support- [| Crom Drug tore: Real pearl & cut and oi4 handled sets, in cane, for $2.00. A Made in Seattle. | Noti ers fror 1 ciate — $5.00 wot, marked $4.95, Others at] Pues SONne MARBLE @ pied ‘ AT $5 00 i” nm "1 Z em a 06, os 00 ne . of Novelty Skirt M g Co. €. M. havens Masnes rr. | UNIVERSITY PARK o . ‘ n genuine Ivory Sbony and Pearl} ol * m d Will b laced o he ar Justrite Corset, made of brocaded batiste, high bust, long hip, trim- [| handies. Little sets containing four || 1207 Geoend Ave, Geattle Wash. |} | fioignry work of every den within the next fow wee med with satin ribbon and beading, white only, silk supporters articles for 36. Astonishing low | L. . HOFFMAN. 2410 First Ave, Seattle, jg Make reservations early 7" ? prices on all manicure sundries at \f Main 2099, ind. s028..9) CHAS. COWEN ' thie store, oon ‘i 236 Pic Bid ;