The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 1, 1907, Page 12

The “Caroline Kline Galland Home for Aged People” will be built as soon as the probate proceedings are concluded. The home will be located within a convenient dis tance from the center of the olty overlooking either the sound or Lake Washington, Bonham Galland, hus band of Mra, Caroline Kitne Gal land, the deceased philantropiat, te at present engaged in trying to find & convenient and healthful site for the home Mr. Galland, in an interview with & Star reporter this morning, sald “Until the probate proceedings are the corner of Second and Univer PORT TOWNSEND, May concluded no active work can of |sity, ocoupled by the Stone, Fisher | other sinummier bas been vx course be done in carrying out my,|Co,, te $42,000 @ year, enough to/ 200" Mecallam was pstatypyers Hot wite’s plana, but in the meanwhile maintain a home. There ie money te oplum aahe Ne Tam not idle, Tam on the lookout for @ proper, convenient and health- ful site overlookmg either Lake Washington or the sound as close to the city as possible, The build ings that we intend to put up fer the home will cost from $126,000 to $150,000, and they will contain every comfort and conveniences that can be devised to make the old people happy. “Mra. Galland’s Idea was that @ home should be a home in every sense of the word, and as little like & public tnstution as possible. To SEARCHING FOR SITE FOR THE KLINE-GALLAND HOME. Jand Home Madison valued at at $60,000, }double corner of Becond and Le nora, near valued at $175,000, 120 on the east side of Piret ay Biane $60,000. hard valued at a lot on the west side of Third av secure for each Inmate or each ag ed coupl® as much privacy as poe sible will be one of our principal aime “The firet home that we intend to build will be for Hebrews and ail those who believe tn the principles | of the Church of Universal Keli gion, After that we intend to build a home for wor'Sy aged peo ple of all religious sects, Catholics, Protestants, Jews and every other | “The catate ls in position to do it as the income from the bullding at in fully dobta. 91,56 quests and month for lof whieh $100,000, enough on hand t6 buy the alte and butld a home. The other property which te worth half a million or more can be used for philanthrople | purposes other than the home ! Intend to live at the home o large! part of the time myself to see that my wife's ideas are carried out The property left by Mra, Caro line Kilne Galland, the wealthy Jewish woman, consists of the uix story buliding at the southwest cor ner of Becond av. and University, ocoupled by th jepartment store of the Stone-Fisher Co. conserva fueh fires the whole of ie left to charity to some eonge 10,000. There are an income ¢ life to Mr. G will require and lene GOLER CAUGHT, (Star Spectal Servier) fore the comminsione a firemar BUSH FIRMS ARE RAGING (Star Spectal Servier.) VANCOUVER ne Ma are raging on the near University valued at $100,000 addition South Seattle and money on hand making the total value of the estate no With the exception of specific be $200 per all than the eatate THE BON MARCHE SALE OF MEN’S FINE SHOES Is the Bargain Topic of the Day Nobody remembers such a money-saving sale! The crowds tell it-—the lowest prices ever made in Seattle for such famously good shoes at the W. L. DOUGLAS, the ‘DON BURT & PACKARD’S, BURT'S, UPHAM BROS." and other TRADE-MARK SHOES, tell of the big event of the year in the shoe world. ur plan to make it the greatest sale of Men's Shoes Seattle has ever known has far exceeded our mont sanguine expectations The sale will be augmented and continued tomorrow. 50 FRESH CASES from the reserves will fill all existing gaps and round out the assortment to the point of original completeness. The principal thing for you to remember is the savings In this lot you will find the following kinds and styles: Mon’s dress, walking and doublesole work shows, tnclading the famous ENDICOTT: JOHNSON 8 brand ‘The Leathors are Calf, Gun Metal, Velour, Box Calf and Patent Colt. The styles are strictly up to date. The sise range ts complete—there is a ft for every foot. The $2 shoes predominate Chotee of these at $1.95 a pair. SHOE LOT NO. 1 1,99 A Pair, Instead of $2.60 and $3.00. Ts this lot you will fad the followmg kinds and styles: $3.50 to $5.00 W. L. Dougin= Shoes, $3.50 to $6.00 Burt @ Packard Shoes. $3.50 and $4.00 the “Don” Shoes. $4.00 and $5.00 Upham Brea’ Shoes. $4.60 and $4.90 EndicottJohneon Bhoes. The “Don” Shoes carry the “(Sullivan Rub ber Heel,” preventing any jar in walking-—« fine walking shoe. High and Low Shoes. All sizes at $2.69 « pair. SHOE LOT NO. 2 9 69 A Pair, Instead of $3.50 to $5.00, Five Miles of Ribbons Out in Our Regular May Sales The quantity involved in this sale is impressive, but the prices are more so. Con sidering that the raw silk market has advanced and is advancing—that Ribbons of every good sort are greatly in demand-—and you will realize how remarkable it is for us to offer you these fine Ribbons. AVERAGE A THIRD UNDER PRICE. If you have any use for good Ribbons, it will pay you to attend this sale tomorrow morning. In the lots you will find— 260 RIBBONS, 15¢. | 50c RIBBONS, 25¢. Al-Gtik Taffeta Ribbons to | | t com 6inch all-sif the favorite shades, brown, Fue ae 0 Cineh allath navy, red, pink, mauve, cream, Taffeta Ribbon white, black. Guaranteed cetvable shade of the season. 4 . Adt washable; %%-inch width. Usually 850 35 RIBBONS, 19¢. Including a ¢inch All-itk Taffeta Ribbon tn the favorite shades, and ali manner of 65c RIBBONS, 33¢. Sioch Warp Print Ribbons. in every com Dreeden patterns, 4%-Inch mi} linery stripes, “swell” combine And miles of Striped Ribbons, tions, heavy quality; Pisid Ribbons and Flowered Ribbons, 4%4noh Jacquard Ribbons, tn brown, worth up to b0c « fancy ribbons, plaids, dots, stripes, ete Fresh Air For Doctors prescribe it. Babies crave it. A Go-Cart brings it. red and other wanted colorings. yard A Few Ww = to Sinn: Folk That Derby hat you are weartng—take another look at it; hold tt in the sunlight A bit rusty, eh? Didn't know it aia! FOR $2.00 You can replace it with a new black Derby that will last the spring season and do duty in the fall Moat $2 Derbys are ground out of the mill like sausages. They are just hate; made to sell in Oshkosh as well aa here These $2 Derpys are made to our sealed ord era, over new Individual blocks, And they come from a maker who never makes anything cheaper than a $3 Derby for others Large orders set him to work to turn out a $2 Derby for us. Babies Bomeone else This Reclining Bloch 4 Go-Cart tor $ 1 3.95 Is 2 model that until a month or so ago was marked on our own floor $16.50. It is now a ‘special’ at $13.95, made exclusively for us. It has natural reed body, 4 different de- signs, padded corduroy cushions, green en | ameled steel gears, with rubber tired | wheels. panne tact N AAA ae E | STORE THAT SELLS FOR LESS 5MARCH | tivety valued at $800,000, the Gal-| Seventeenth and the a lot 60x + having the $500 ball » ie “Under One Roof — Everything $42 9x12 Wilton Rugs, Special These Wiiton Rugs are of high quality As @ special for tomorrow your chotce of ten beautiful 0 Broken Lots of Cross-Striped | Silk Floss Cushions for Ham- mocks and Canoes These curtains are fine for summer in mereerized and silk colored cross stripes. be had Curtains for Less all the popular colors, some of the ‘Tomorrow homes and cottages hotter ones having all terns that have sold down to a few pairs of a kind are like thie Regular $4.50 Silk Striped Madras Curtains Regular $3.00 Mercerized Striped Madras Cy Some aitractive etyles are also shown at the regular price of They Vudor They ~may be They can see out & pair irtaine add greatly to Porch Shades are made of linden wood fiber your comfort, because ye pre the sun's which raised or lowered at will offer unusual advantages for en raya from @ is strong and durable, and woven with Beine twine. ertaining on the Oan the pat underpriced $2.50 special, pair ering poreh Luncheons may be served on the porch with the same priy oS and come in beautiful subdued color effects. ital designs in this regular $42.00 Wilton Kug at Women's Sults, Gowns, Walsts, Cerst Gloves,-FREDERICH & NELSON, In¢.—Store Opens 4:50 «. m., Closes 6130 », m, to Furnish the Home Complete.” $32-5 Me Rug Section offers $32.75 These Cushions are filled with first quality Kapok (silk floms) and covered with white cambrie all ready slip into cushion eer ers All are full weight, and more practical for ma purposes than more expensive down cushions i } ibxis Be; 2 55¢ 20x20 45e 4 Bhe 26x26 . The Fabrice for cushion covers are here tn great variety-—Bariaps, Denima, Cretonnes; cotton, wool and silk Tapestries; aiso specially tieally live out-doors durtng the warn breeze that stirs to pass through yet allow every as no one on the outside can acy as indoors. designed pieces “Vudor” Porch Shades Make the Porch Comfortable nm weather and are stained in harmonius weatherproof colors Shades roll up like # theater nee through them, yet your The White House at Washington |s equipped with “Vudor” Shades 4 ft. width 82.50 | § tt width 6 tf width 83.25 | 10 ft width Exclusive Seattle Agents “‘Dellable” Gas Hot Plates Plates means a saving of time and labor made with heavy cast top, removab.e grates, The use of “Reliable” cleanliness of the kitchen burner The two and three-burner Plates have one doublering burner Gea Hot They are The burner used on “Reifable’ reduce the amount of gas used to a remarkably small quantity One-burner Hot Two-burner Hot Piates Three-burner Hot Plates Plates and 83.50, at the same time adding greatly to the nickeled legs and enameied drip pan Hot Reliable’ Gas Hot Plates will do perfect baking when used with our Portable Baking Ovens, which are ) prieea at $2.25. $2.50 curtain ne and guests comfort and the latter under Plates are so constructed as to : Reliable” Gas Radiators Fitted with Scoteh-tip burners. which shine prettily when radiator te fghted beat qual! Prices as follows 4tube high; base 11x18 ina; consumes § to 16 cuble feet of gas per bour . @tube low; has base 11x23 ine; consumes 12 to 24 cuble feet of gas per hour ... tube high; base 11x23 ima.; consumes 12 to 24 cuble feet of gas per hour ........+- ty steel tubes and ornamented with aluminum bronze. Each tube is set with glass jewels be Womens Costonres. poner 1 Wolsts, £20 ttle jome © ON ‘oan par me ore TPEDERTOR & FiLS the Gurney Majestic ote! wad Club Furnisierty Refriger. ne WO SCGND AVENE. MADLDON STREET AND SPRING STOELT: ator, BARGAINS At the Great Front Removal Sale We simply must dispose of most of our stock before the front of our building is We dirt torn down. eannot afford to allow our stock to be damaged by dust and So, therefore, we will make pr mm thie high grade stock of Clothing, Hats and Fur nishing Goods that will astonish you. Our stock is all brand new, bought for the spring trade, and a the v test creations in style and up-to-date goods. Read these prices carefully and then come here and buy your spring outfit and save one half EVERY $30, $27.50, $25 AND $22.50 SUIT IN THE STORE FOR.......... $15.00 EVERY $20, $18, $17 AND $16 SUIT AT..... 21... cesce ceuee bdebesocees $12.75 EVERY $2.60 AND $3.00 HAT AT, NOW. ...... 2.56 cee cee ceneseee eoeeees $1.50 WVMRY 01.00 GHIRT AT, BOW 6 onan. i sccceces ose one coctee bovesecssecces 50¢ And E y Other Garment in the Store at Pro Rata Reductions. Cosiello & Grant RANKE BUILDING, COR. FIFTH AND PIKE To Our Friends (22.222 2°285 | ; ALBERT HANSEN ‘ Jewelry, 5 6——FIRST AV— wmarel. -TACOMA 2 Me—Ro nouTs. Trips, BAVES SsBATTLE—oas eeeecesees seeeeeees Vahen hte hat Mae Oe 10:26 mm, 2:06 amd Gras 4 6 lots 252126. $526.00 each : Very easy terms, Investigate . this at onoe. PURNITURE STORE oF 4 CITIZENS’ PLATT 4 TRUSTEE COMPANY Ty . 108 Yesier Way Seattle Tel Tea. sone § Pioneer Square. Tacoma Tel eeeeerescsccceee Watches, Out Glas 7 FLY ON THE FLYER Bor rr et R ROUND TRIPS DAILY. ne-quarter mile north ra Fine view of the $650.00 buys them all, if taken at once, Where else © nm you get jote this cheap, © CITIZENS’ TRUSTER Comp. * ANY. 108 Yesier War. Plomeer an Ceeerccsscsecese Standard Rotary and Domestic Machines No agents to bother you. | | No commissions to pay. You more than half. Sole Agency. save Cline’s Plano House 1205 SECOND AV, The | Public Company ice, partect “absolute intege trust an one de ' Northern Bank& | Trust 5 —— TEMPORAP ot PIKE { REC! } 1. @ Tumter, } rai Rard, } 1 ® e } Wr * ari M. Joana, | { NM. Moore, / | Se ee e ° . ~ . e ” . UNION TAILORS, . + . > 514-018 Third Ave. os . Colteeum Rink Butldiag. © . e . .