The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 1, 1907, Page 5

SURGEON'S ScissORS TAK FROM THIS WOMAN'S “HE CEPTION FOR (Berippe Te! a | winerinee Telegraph Bervies.) Kan, April 1 A \ND GIRL WOULD : . | was taken from the thigh of Mra, | Mra Thaw ts now going through = A ehlte, Sega ae ~ e pri en al Ls ' “d wes : 1. for the privilere of an ~ operated oo for a tumor four yeara| peste? & prey 2 ok} | a» she once I ago and setasors were left in ect © fais city, desires i» worth while and ie willing to) fh) Sha raators were loft 18) Georget H, Fortson oamp, United Berens ad cftere | PAY, Oy rey cars abe han been Ge | ear nage body te har: thin, | comnen Wer Yetsoans, 0¢ thie ety a Jease for that tas Core says she has been de) cau sin, pxoruetatt oy |i Making great preparations for le oF ee assured nied the luxuries which she} S cmctuctating § pais. TREY! ine reception of National Com were discovered with the aid of abe the X-ray 5 ager] luxuries Nesbit Thaw was ib Braue Neen Toe in udto. waite’ bey conviction who has worked for of years apember footsteps o& Evelyn Nesbit ‘wilting to endure what wan tried to arouse him he re-| with craves so ardently, but which she/ believes would be hers if she were} model Her limited) mander Hamilten Ward, upon bis jarrival in this eity April 6 j will be Mr, Ward's first tnapection the distinguished veteran fused to be aroused and was car | ried inte & nearby saloon where! some of hie friends Identified him.) nal convention of the {Amertean War Veterans Seattle . They aakt he had not been drink . J. C. Sparrow, one of the ot in 1909 will be taken during 1 AS GIFT ooh big a pee — er conductors, in point of » on the stay of Commander Werd | at na upefied ° i the North Coast Limite er Schwertseger was awakened he) We). 4 To Spread Socialiem. Se einten) jeaid that Re had becn overcome | wr tner, Pacitie, wae at! BoBTON, April L—Victor I ©. April 1.—Pub-| with coal gas, and that the sen gg Mont, last Baterday |. the soctallet D, O. Ave > om night. His train reached Beattie, Mereer, the ali will be made to-/ sation was the same as selght Be | jaye night cee | iaet nimht that plane were itt be Joba D. Rocke /scquired in drinking & QUArL Of) Waite attempting to step from! S4 for spreading socialiam ine 24) Forest Hill, comp {wit the observation car to the station *t#tee Where the sentiment ts onty ‘bie magnificent om mer ony (ee i piniform, Sparrow's foot slipped, eke warm Me imed tient Cleveland, to the ety ' aad he was thrown under the rear) Roosevelt In showing up the cor for wee aa a po GREW EATS PORKER j trucks | porations i making voles for the with an endowmen!) (Serione Telegraph Service.) j Hie body was horribly mangled, seclaliet fund of $2.00 : The accident occurre he preg Sa sy ce great| NRW YORK, Aptit 1A Welsh 200 Scoldent coourred in the pre UP-TO-DATE TAILORS detalles learned that | SA*% Annie Lioyd, ran « ree fa large crowd of specte-| seaports in cleaning, dye = wer Mt Long Inland during a gale, and) ‘O* Death was inatantaneoos, | | sing and altering men's ap has imposed new moat . De you know how to cook te 819 Pike t. Pt coffee? Sebiilings Best ¢ THE NEW FIRM Introducing Our Basement A VERY SPECIAL SALE OF DINNER- WARE FOR TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY TO INDUCE YOU TO VISIT THIS NEW DEPART- ENT 40-PIECE DINNER SET the crew owes ther live hem, which, as the thrown overboard tened to it. It swam ashore with the line, which some villagers fax} tree, = came} & breeches buoy. The} erew and villagers celebrated the rescue by feasting on the porker| at night | ties’ clothe Main 4756. of the gift, the sale ‘or liquor and danc forever barred within of Forest Hill, and bo Tine ta to de permis grounds, | Don't neglect your opportunity to buy tidelands “right” RK. Coo BRIEFS fer Willis, 473 Colman Ridg 5 ts and Gaynor. ao M$, April L-—-Aree rea the case of sage tee Dainty flower decoration, is a splendid value at the regular yaad Jobo Garner. | ae ow price, $6.25. For Tuesday and Wednesday only $3.50 ware being heard Other Saving Specials in the Basement Se States cireult at New Orleans to . Gaynor are now ase Vase : Good Wash Board .. Garden Rakes Garden Hoes .. 25 feet of Lawn Hose : ** . $2.25 $2.00 Wringer, strong and ) durable, for . 1.-—Captain Latebure have 1zinch Lawn | 25¢ Mop ihe Belgian military 65¢ Galvanized Iron Wash Tubs . 48e¢ 48c Tomorrow Only We Will Sell This, Beautiful Lamp just like ilustration, reg ular $2.00 value, for 48¢ Only one to a customer) no deli Jamestown expos! New York oo steamer Friew DEPOSITS MADE IN OUR SAVINGS ODE- 7ARTMENT UP TO APRIL 10TH DRAW 4 PER CENT INTER. EST FROM APRIL ® H @ BALL BEAR- ING MOWERS ery. MAIL ORDERS FILLED ON ALL SPECIALS. = ae wea at ..... £3.98 = YOU'LL FIND ECONOMY IN EVERY PURCHASE IN OUR NEW BASEMENT. CAHEN-DREW COMPANY, inc. Successors to M. Seller & Co., Retail. FIRST AVENUE AND MADISON STREET. THE NEW FIRM DR. C. F. LATHROP Osteopathic Physician CONSULTATION FREE; LADY ATTENDANT. AMUSEMENTS. Both Phones 66. No phones after 7. | GRAND ohm Cort, Manager TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY AND WEDNESDAY MATINEE, Wagenhals & Kem yor Co. Present BLANCHE WALSH Ader Theater Company in Clyde Fitch's Tremendous Realis. tle Drama, “THE STRAIGHT ROAD.” Prices, $1.50 to S0e. HE GRAND—— POE ERG Three Brenines . sturday Matines, CARLO OPERA CO. 1 Artists, y Russell, Director REPT k Thoreday = poe or at 7:45 207 Elite! Buliding, Second and Pike, Opposite Bon Marche. Friday 7 . sae @ Office Hours, 9 a. m. to 6 p.m. M aaae wove agett 6 Open Evenings, Tuesdays, Thyredays, Saturdays, 6 to 8 p, m. LA TRAVIATA Phone Gunset Main 6256. Seattle, Wash. Baturday | April 6 ot 10 20M PASQUALE AND | PAGLIACCI 08269090908 3 SOOT0S9OCO ; Hallet of 26 r (66. Sig. A. Conti, Conductor. b 9150, $2, $3, $4, $5. Boxes $30, Orders me ‘ Box Office Sale Opens Tuesday, April Always wrapped in waxed paper. 5 THEATER "0-20" & Drew. Mars. Phones 4 Sealed with hot irons. Matinee Tharediay an Tonight, All Week, ae “THE MISSOURI GIRL” | at (Great Co ty Show.) } Matt Week, Pen Hendricks in “Ole Olson.” | Lyrie Theater — russe & Drew, Mors. Phones 067. Wetnesday, Satur Zinn’s M ‘ ty Co, tn _"* depanens Courtship.” t Ever at the Price STAR vB i i} rome, , <1 10, 1:38, 9) emch Gay. Bach DAT AT nm © 8 Leading Vaudeviiie House NEW VA THIS AFTERNOON, Siewn, Bur jiclana; Belle Belmont, Bennett Sie Resech, Starasce, gton, the Ventriloquist; Cushing a Bon, Main 13% NIGHT, All Week, or More. x sents, 20. A Matchiess Hit “BARBARA FREITCHI Mats. Daily Except Thursday and Velvet Flour has a lot to do with the goodness of Velvet Bread Vt Miss the Fancy Dress ‘Skating Carnival Tonight AT— FOR THE ATHLETIC WOMAN there fs nothing so strengthening beer After strent e lee it will brace and in te you as nothing el It ely is the drink that ere but not in El ebriates, unless taken to excess ou we bottle is the best spring tonic you can take H you ha t secured your costume, you t e by inquiry at the box . i y PACIFIC & PUGET SOUND GOT. TLING COMPANY. Phone 927. ym 7:30 to 11 p, m. This} ae | stenogm ee ealaty has so far {trip to the Rarthweat aper he enjoyment of the A reeeption will be given | most expensive things of life) Egan's hall in the evening of April whieh she eould only follow tn the 6, at whieh Mayor Moore will wel come | | Gov. Mead has been invited to at tend the reception ' ' | The question of having the ma it Spanteh SEATTLE STAR—MONDAY, APRIL 1, 1907. | | | we are ready bright seasonable merchandise. and cheer to the home. odd chair special for Tuesday only— for Tuesday only we will large quantity of these attract ive and odd little chairs. Exactly ike picture, round solid seat, 18 os in diameter, fia ot golden or wenth Actual value $4.75, y only, ex ach, $1.95 & person; Bo oO D. or fers Milled; will be place on sale a deli i al our conven lence a special week of “ Old Hickory” the Ideal porch furniture— i to make an active week “mongat the summer furniture—to gain | your interest in the historic “Old Hickory” pleces we are show- ing-—about 200 patiorns fn all—we have priced the entire line in a very special way—for one week. ture, the genuine “Old Hiekory"—tneluding chairs, rockers, set tees, stands, tabour stools, tea tables, ete. All priced for this week in the following manner— | ti 18 the Indiana “Old Hickory” chair— H — most attractive showing of this sturdy rustic summer furnt- i The Tisch Arm Chair— —#0 called for its extreme sim Dliclty and rustic goodness, simple spindle back, high armas, is 40 inches high. Spe week 81.75 —this chair ts very comfortable and an attractive number of this sea *s new “Did Hick Speetal price for 86.00 $3.25 —the “Old Hickory’s” reproduo- tion of the historical Andrew $2.50 Jackson Chair—So ¢ from the simple sturd Ol Hickory” Spindle back its construction; a reproduc Roeker, a «trong and comfort tion « » rocker In which able little r We sell sev- Andr ed many eral hund this style € ning every year « cial this sale | i 25 Easter Greetin abundantly ready—with this springtime showing of the new, the Standard is.an interesting place to visit these days—indeed it is !—the whole store abounds in fresh, new, seasonable things that will add brightness -everywhere there is a spirit of welcome—a cheerful Easter Greeting for all. —whether to buy or look—this store’s hospitality is of the kind that creates a desire to come again—to follow the ** Standard Way.”’ room-size Brussells rugs at a saving— 0°0850000505); 2000010 000'000 296 949 090 0000000 J] a splendid new line of Reversible Brussels Rugs in a wide yarte- ty of colorings, The patterns are Oriental, floral and medallion designs. The colors on each side are entirely different, so that in turning them you have a new and entirely different rug. ~—they are all wool and just the thing for the dining-room and sleeping -room— —nize 9x10.6; regular value 0. Special for Tuesday and Wednesday— $10.00 —size 9x12; regular value $16.00. Special for Tuesday and Wedne® day— $11.50 —size 10.6512; regular value $18.00. Special for Tuesday and Wednesday— $13.00 unusual values on lawn mowers— introductory offer on lawa -an special high-grade mowers “we carry an exten- sive line of the best makes, guar- anteed to be steel tempered blades; will give perfect satisfaction and years of service. —these special prices for Tuesday and Wednesday only. l4-tneh Climax Mower; regular $3.50. Special Mach Jewel Mower; regular $3.75. Special ... 1¢4nuch Jewel Mower; regular $1.00. Special I4inch Royal Mower, high wheel; regular $5.76. Special . . 16-inch Royal Mower, high wheel; regular $6. 184nch Royal Mower, high wheel; regular $7. 1¢-tnch Queen Mower, ball bearing; regular §7.50. Special .; 16-inch Queen Mower, bal) bearing; regular $8.50. Special { 18inch Queen Mower, ball bearing; regular $9.50. Special 4 NOTE.—The Queen Ball-Bearing Mower is the easiest running mower made. two jardiniere stand specials for Tuesday only— 5¢ —a splendid little solid oak diniere stand, finishe @ neat little stand, en, round top, shay | weathered good, worth $1.00, Special | worth like for Tuesday only 59e | cial fo: vesday only © styles to a person; no mail orde our Buck Range club is in popular favor—join it now and share in its benefits —we guarantee to replace any part of a Buck Empress Steel Range that wears out, from use, inside of fifteen years from date of pur- chase. SEATTLE Standard Furniture Co. largest ge i, of, the “home furniture of credit store © hh fer oF ved. giving” in the West be in Seattle. TACOMA Ln Re RENE RET AT 1006 to 1016 First Ave. t opportunity, because t aving {s on newest and most d able patterns. us, it's very unusual 50 1 s odd lengths of carpets, embracing our late ud best p ns, in Wiltons, vets, Aximinsters and all grades of ’ lengths range from 20 to 75 yards; 1 without match. aving of one @ stair carpetings 1 and let us fit it ata hav of your r utterns we third to you