The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 26, 1907, Page 7

Telegraph Service.) N, April 26.—Prea-| t has asked for a with Jobn of the mine workers) out dy a close friend/ active as yesterday ING Western ay “ fm the stand taken fn the | Ket later in the day ~“— Deds - Harriman caused unusual firmness here MW at Chicago Hats $3.00 mW . ee | the city, W. B ‘es big ad on page 4. *** Puget Sound, Between Seattle and Everett These tracts adjoin Mukilteo and have all the advan- this town affords, euch as good railroad and Mtrice, stores, postoffice and fine school ummer Home Sites io ihe Sound would it be possible to find « location for a summer home. Sea View is one of prettiest woodland spots imaginable and the view of water snd mountains is superb. Quite « mumber of ttle people have bought water front tracts for thie " parpose, and while some of the purchasers will not use | them this year they realize that they may never again | have am opportunity to secure such fine property at such low priees and on such Yery Easy Terms $200 to $750 Per Tract Gardening and Ranching ‘The soil is fine black loam. very rich and deep and for all kinds of gardening, berrying, chicken tte. Seattle and Everett always furnish a good for everything you raise at fine prices. Gio Out Soon Do not delay visiting these tracts until they are all ~. REMEMBER, these are not city lota, but big, ‘PRttvas pieces of ground containing two to six sores each. Take Great Northern Train M890 & m. to Mukilteo. Mr. Geo. Wheeler and Mr Atthur E. Childs meet this train every day and will abow 98 over the property. | WEST & |WHEELER | COLMAN BLOCK. PHONES—Main 1947; Ind. 411. se) jal ia Mitchet), | suppiied at the opening this mora ing although trading continued as) Geods from | Tt te supposed that)/ the steamer which arrived early t desires Mitchell’s/ this morning replenished the mar The government bas asked for hell waa to have! dide on a 5.000 ton order of hay last Wednesday but for the Philippines and this has in that CC —— - market. Dealers expect the prices es WAP KLErromantac, to advance within a few days Y o a i The first Avstreitan onions ar ay a ey a bes ni tived this morning Quality in hate has made our hat department the most successful In Hutehinsen Co. Cor, Second Ave. and Union St, *** eR ae SEATTLE, WASHINGTON, FRIDAY, APRIL 26, 1907. }turm to owners olaiing them. De- | ODD FELLOWS MEET AND Japite hie Kieptomaniacal tendenctes, and fle ELECT OFFICERS A notin teh nai omendas in| Foresters’ bail by members of the | Independent Order of Odd Fellows, | was bot vers went | * which was organised a depart | ment council of the Patriarche Mil }itant of the state of Washington. | Representatives from all the cities jand towne im the state having can tous were present | M. A. Raney, general commander jof the Patriarcha Militant of the world, prosided were: Col. BP. Bdsen, of Seattle department commander and preaid Ing officer; C. B Owen, of Belling ham, vice prestdent; Cept. William Crowhuret, of Seattle, adjutant, and | J. H. Matthews, of Beattie, lectur er. | The ealttons were org | regiments, and J. J. Wh kane, waa chosen lentenan nel, while Maj. Frank A. Day Seattle, was created command the First battalion; Maj. A. PF. How ka, of Tacoma, of the Second, and Maj. Killough, of Walia Walla, of the Third. The delegates visited the Rebekah convention at Ballard in a body and enjoyed a repast with that branch of the order ed into SANITARY oFfrromns | MUST REPORT DAILY | j Health Officer Dr. Grant Cal-} houn hee completed his new aye tem of blanks for the dally reports! of the various members of the staff of the board of health Tt has been impossible for the Bid Event | Draws to Clase GREATEST PIANO BUTING EVENT IN THE HISTORY oF SRATTLE WILL S008 BE | THING OF THR PANT. | Rmermene calce of planes and or- sume at pregt-killing prices shew that the peblic appreciates our peattton. If the true conditions were knows, thoussede of manto- lene homes tn thie city would be berrring te the Piseeer Pines House te grt one of the bergntes eon remaintag. } Yeo, you heard of it, but aid you ooo It? It wae great Hendrede of) homes were made happy throwgh | jen't often that ve line of fine as that handled y by the Howse of Quality | te pinced before the buying public }oe puch low prices, But thea, there wae a reason, We simply had more, | many more pianos coming ta then | we bad of could eet room for, With half the warehouses of Beatle filed | with pianos, and carloads of them | #tttl pouring In, there was ne aiter- native | MAD TO cUT, | We had to appeal to | whe contempiated buyt etrament, but whe aid no | do so immediately, W make the prices and terme eo tempting that to put off would be folly. The response wae hearty Hundreds of fine, brand new highest | elegant and costly inetruments to be disposed of at the same extremely liow pricen W juet eee day~ | Nght through breath } again | TRAMs To sUrt We'll not epitt haire about per ments We will accept enrthing | reasonable. You can make the terme eo easy that you will not mies the emall payments made on | the Instrument each week or month. | | Put you mart hurry, There te « for the beauties The) on that to take edvant- | reat event y wit uickly. Pay a you! The Inetrament te eure to be @ source of constant pleagure to you—net for o oar hor two years, but for ifetime Dr @ Jobnaten Co Husteat, Beet | dealers, 969 Secon enue Seecerereeeseees Outfits The camping season ts here. Are you ready for tt? family to the woods or seashore and save doctor bills and rent. The cost ts trifling, the ben Take your efite inestimable. We are headquarters for camping outfite in Seattle Woodhouse & Platt Furniture Co. 418 Pike &t Main 8998. Phones, Ind. 2096. SOOO S ESE SESEHOOOEEEESESES SESEOEESESESOSHESESES SEE SESEESED O POCO SOOO OOOO EE OSEEEEEOES COOSEEESESESESEESESOHSESSEOEEOE Officers elected |» health officer tn the past to know from day to day what the individ ual members of the sanitary staff were doing. There will be no} ehance for “eoldierin'” under the hew order. } | ANHESTED FoR wire BRATENG, | Lewis France, a Mexican, wae! found be his wife tp an alley | last night between Second and Third | w Vrance Apple nife was not at The couple have ouble in the divorces ing, hee sued ib Cole Peat for ground ef tneow perament and de * wife, Mra Wdith | divores en the patipility of tem wertion AMUSE MENTS. ‘ ‘Prew TONIGHT-Saturday and Bund Matinee COFFEE MH. WALKOM WHITESIDE In the moat remarkable play of the on . ‘ The Music M . 1 the eo A The dealing isl; he due aster” and the commerce simple, I like Schilling’s Best, it costs you nothing. Your grocer returna your money on't like it; we pay him if you ’ ’ “THE MAGIC MELODT* f yOu CoON’b| Direction of Lepier & Co | WAT ©, GOODWIN |And Mis New York Company, Inol udin Price, 600 to $2.00. ee THE GRAND wee" Keturday combining the t@estlam et jem of “The Lion ena the Prices 600 to $1.68 FULL WEEK—@terting Mon day—Batines Gaturdag, of disorderly conduct 4 e = * liuseell & Drew, Mare, Phones P 3 JOHN C, WALLING $ Mat. Thurs. and Sat, and Every Night Woon DM. PONTIUS ASKS DIVORCE, > Murray & Mack tn Dr. Nevwi bd. , onet n ceultat $ 3 sapoen® Fue ve with tice in the Batley bulld- 9 © 40 People—A $1.40 Ghow-—Thate All--dut no change te owe prices, an offices in the Dalley be $ VICTOR AND EDIGON 3 Next Week, starting Sun. Mat, the big comedy success, ie ; Ss Bett” Glasses $1.00 : TALKING MACHINES — a And up, We fit glasses to sult all 6 Sheet Musto, Strings, . sottio“e Jresding Veet aa eyes and have prices to suit all @ b4 erformenods, 2:46, tas teat pocket books, Schuchard Optical 711 Second Ave., Seattle, 3 aay Company, 1207 Becoed avenue, “" eeeeeeeeeeeeensceeoeooes MATINE® EVERY DAY AMUSEMENTS. | Phe Great Powell, Conjurer) Thos, BR. Curtie @ On, Miller & Mo Lols THEATER BASEBALL TOMORROW 5 P. M—BUTTE ve. SEATTLE. Admission 25¢ and S00, Take Yosier car, Buy Your Clothes of a Specialty House Wo specialize. Bell Men's Clothes only. Bell them right, too, All the year ‘round. Can fit any man. | No matter how he is built. We're always pleased to show people through our stock. We never ask people to buy. You're Welcome Here. Bring your clothes here. We press them. | Once a week. Free of charge. We want your business. Know how to keep it, once we get it. We have but one price. That price is about $5.00 less than elsewhere. We can prove it. MEN'S SUITS, $10 TO $20. MEN'S TOP COATS, $12.50 TO S18, JOE SCHERMER & 00, 1010 First Ave ray ee) Sunset Northwestern League—Athietic Park. MITCHELL PHILLIPS, MGR. Thirty-fourth Ave. and McClellan Ind,, 8944. Main 1804; Ind "Cauley, Bédie Meeseh, Pet Dalton, staraseepe, ic ‘% A Great Otte. ove evenings, [86 LYRIC THEATER Mercerst Went & ed te. in; Mats,” 9:16; CERT WAM ates OS | Phones 661, Russell & Drew, Mgre. | Met. Gat.—All This Week—Zinn's Musteal Comedy Compeay tn | “GIRO LE-GIMOPLA® j Next Week—VENUS and “The Haymakers.” @tarting @un Mat, l April 28 Prices, 860 to S00. Matiness, t6e. en —— — — CLL LLL A A AD Mouttl Baker Park YOUR WIFE No matter how favorably you may be im- — by Mount Baker Park lots as a profitable vestment, we do not want you to buy until you have talked it over with your wife. Our idea is that we are not anxious to sell & lot merely as a speculation-—we want you only to buy, but also to build a house, to make your home here. That being the case, of course your wife's opinion is most important. You're away most of the day, while she spends the largest part of her time at home. In fact She Makes the Home pn en cee ere Oe cong the jewel. If you show her these lots, and she does not care especially for any one of them (though WE cannot see how that is possible), then by all means leave them for the other fellow—there's ~~ < **him."* the other hand—tf she does see one she wantse—get it for her. You could not make a better investment of either judgment or money. After all, one's immediate surroundi have & great deal to do with the enjoyment of the best of life. And here you will find great natural beauty supplemented by the art of man, a soul-in- = view of mountains and shimmering lake, , smoke-free air, all the conveniences of the most central portion of the city, quick transporta- tion to and from business, shopping, and the thea- ters, and the pleasure of congenial neighbors— people you want to know and be known by. You do not need to take our word for it. Come and look the ground over thoroughly with your wife and LET HER DECIDE Then you can talk over the mere business de‘ tails with us, prices, terms, house plans (we'll help you considerably there), and the other less important features. Just to give you a general peng ee can get a beautiful water front lot on Lake Washing- ton with wide gravel beach for $2,760 up. Or one fronting on the parks and parkway drives for about $1,000 to $1,600. Still others as low as $7265 near the Grand Boulevard. . Of course these prices include all improve. ments, such as water mains, sewer system, cement sidewalks, grading (paving on some of the ave- nues), as well as equal rights in the use of the community club, boat and bath houses, wharfs, and the other things that aid in making this ‘‘an addition with character." When you have seen the place {tself you will agree with us in calling it the ‘“‘Best, Biggest and Most Beautiful’’ Addition ever made to the city of Seattle. Take any car and transfer to Rainier ~—— line, running direct to our office on tract. y twenty minutes from Pioneer Square. Agents Street East 26552. Ind., 695. ITALK IT OVER DANIEL JONES & ¥F.L. FEHREN At 117 Cherry Street Main 2984. ‘Mouth Baker Park, ¥ ‘