The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 22, 1907, Page 5

mbrogtios that ev -_ reason he f man fs now tak oa the other fel y union has just from the mate the New York Pat he Gotham hereafter who shaves himself, with ‘gaatety rasor, will have ‘There are no it, it te a straiehe ‘of the safety razor dasiness, and demand razor be extermin who backs his face 2 with a spring-tooth newfangled a chair, and with ‘be Will examine the the official nicks INA TANGLE OVER RAILWAY FROM U. S. TO CUBA A WORLD WONDER ,/CRossEs 160 WILE® OF OCEAN, |" Cuba are small \algnd COSTING $32,000,000 AND WILL | #* they, are © BE FIN@HED IN TWO YEARS STANDARD OIL MEN'S PRO nKS ONE MAN’S BILLS . check he sent the olty, so thal barring the money hea had turned) wver to an Inapector, he was where ke started when the sleuths got on] hie trail Byron next was given notice that he must come in by the 2Lat, which | vag Yesterday, and settle or have evetything shut off. He was around all right and made a tail explanation but the atmosphere ts sly, cloudy, The clerk to whom the “water inapector had paid over) the Byron's money had also taken al vacation, in the meantime foret Ung to make the proper entry of the collection and the whole thing hangs fire watil he returns. As & remult the books of both the water and Heht departments as well agothose of the city treasurer hare: porplexingty tangled. The money gent in by Byron failed to may all of his water tax and over pald bie tight bill So NE IRCCS ea] FANTLE BALD-HEADS and dents, with which the “fair* stome are invariably marked. the man can't show service nicks Im the lower left-hand corner ot the lobe of bis right oar, ft te proof positive he shaves himself, so he Will be forthwith kteked out of the ohatr and the festive barber wit! yell “Next!” The plan to boy ( selfahavers was evolved out Oght against waned rent, ¢ tuction in the ce of safety razors, the tartff on etrops, iather and bay rum. JAP RESOLUTIONS PUBLISHED The resolutions recentty adopted by the Seattle Chamber of Com- merce declaring the friendly rela- tions existing between Seattle aad Japan, and forwarded to the Nippoo authorities, were printed in full tn & recent laswe of the Osaka Trade Journal, translated from the Bag lish to the Japanese GREEN LAKE SOCIAL. Ladios of the Green Lake M. PB. church will give a social and house party at the home of Mr and Mra. W. H. Weaver, 5522 North Terrace av. tomorrow evening For Friday but two days (Friday and Saturday) left in can take advantage of our Rammage Sale prices. bargains are of the usual Spelger & Hurl- satisfactory in every sense of the word. The stock is rapidly disappearing and a portion ‘out entirely and we are making very low prices iy Ieft. Call in tomorrow— Door Bell. A very is ready for use. ‘Up odd pieces of pleture frames, Alarm Clock. 2 to $ o’Clock. alarm will run momy Fruit Jars Mean Successful Canning srt Gur hasement and see how it is done. You can use the Prait Jar just as you do any other, but there is a spe BP RAY and convenient your raw fruit. vege Fit the jars } BP to tho necks NSTRATION IN BASEMENT, Sha Brush. VALUE 25¢-—| ‘h = trtetios, wire bound, and will not work loose. Your money's 15¢ worth tomorrow at Christy Knives. VALUE 2% — The standard Christy bread set contains three koives. Wl cut hot bread without crushing. In box. 15 Tomorrow's price, the set c China Creamers. VALUE 10¢ — German china, open mouth, neatly decorated, About 500 left. Rummage Sale price for 6 tomorrow, each ..... c Milk Crock. VALUE 1Se—White stone, lined, ong gallon size, bandy for other aves about the kitchen. Prite for tomorrow ...... OC and Saucers. a. Se—Faney 5 o'clocks, blue deift, this china. Rummage price for Friday, 7c the pair ...... Flour Sifter. VALUE 25e-——Mra. Van Dusen's patent heavy wire shaker flour sifter. Two hundred left. Priday’e price 10¢ Tea Kettle. VALUE $1.39-—Rest copper, 14 onune avy nickel-plated Tea Kettle. Rummage jale price Friday c ich is peculiar only with the ible or ment and put it into the cold water. Lay the caps on the pring snapped over them, Then in a wash boiler filled with cold j Heat the entire boiler with Ff the length of time prescribed ff with every dozen keonomy Jars. by this method. Rubber rings through them readily Not so * are not used. Our expert ment, at the foot of the stairs, Gis latitude, » road are connecting oe keys with Immense viaducts huge abutments gf soltd concrete. At one point two keys are Qiree Hut the engineers did They found the ocean only 40 feet deep here and they pro ed at once to construgt a great dge, Cofferdams were wank and the bed of the ocean waa red, ut ie places to » solid rook (eens. tars Exclusive Service.) Phy roid welt dacuro- tks Flagler ana} hie millionaire Standard Of Go. are building ever teonnecting t Attantic ocean from Key Weat h ansoolates tn Top Pleture Shows where Foundations Are Being Lald in Ocean for Middie Picture Shows Rolfing Stock on Scow Following Viaduct Con A Hotel on a Small Key Out in the Ocean Where Engineers and Workmen Live Close to Their Work. that {t was announced today | Then that the line would be completed by the summer of 1909. concrete founda tone were laid. | The engineers are confident that) This railway is the world’s most the worst ocean storms will not dis re engineering project tard thetr bridges. and engineers at least say} | that when completed it will be a) pensive in the world. wonder of the world, The railroad will be 160 miles) means a total expenditure, exoto tod All the way from a Weat | sive of terminals, af $32,000,000. ie oY NOT RESIGN. (By United enna SAN FRANCISCO, Mayor Taylor has appotnted Joseph | A Hugh D. Kelt found [| stoners. ‘The railroad wil! be the most ox | | $200,000 a mile to balld, which STATE NEWS| WiLL Shingio mills are closing down, the searcity of cedar logs making the price too high for profit Patrick Ford, an Everett tone shoreman whose body wi the Skagit river at Mt. Vernon, has) An tavestication ts on to determine cause of death. Lincoln county ia to be dry nex! | Sunday and thereafter Snohomish ts to paved streets Gov. Mead bas received an vitation to attend the Civic Feders- | tion conference tn Chicago on Oc | tober 25-25, at which trusta wilt be | Sweigert and police commis | The old commissioners re-| fuse to resien or vacate thetr post tions and the trouble wit! be carried | tate the courts. A mammoth pate several | been discovered in the Higgk Putte near Siason om the Southern U.S. Navy Yard The Preifie squadron is now at Bremerton, and the nary yard now ‘PIPE LINE COMPANY FORMED, |%4s more battleships of all clanses | jthan ever before in the history of Kt ts crowded (Star Special Service. SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. ticles of incorporation have | flied for the Associated Pipe The directors w company are William F. Herien, George L. King. | W. S. Porter and Frank H. Buok The company proposes to operate pipe line system for the trans through the state Boston, Albany, the training whip Phila |dotphia, tae prison ship Nipsic, and the torpedo boats Paul Jones and Goldsborongh, |minsion of of! The capttal stock is $7,000,000 Excursions East |By the Oregon R. BR. & Nav 11-12-13 to James trip only 60 cents. 2 ltown and reture Ladies’ Hats Saratoga Springs, N. Y., Special to Close turn, account G. 11243 Chicago ai orn $71.50; St Kansans City and Missourt river | information at | Ticket office, 608 First ave., ” - Pacific Outfitting Co. Roll or Glide, Slip or Slide, but get to the grocer’s quickly for a golden Ginger Snaps ever known in Gingerville. aving method without a cent fi) NATIONAL COMPANY THE SEATTUR STAR—THUREDAY, Avoust 22, 1907. 9 ‘The fippeal a @ number of mer (By United Press.) | Former jelee W. Hf. Brinker, He came to Seattle & ‘iene and | Ynited States attorney for the dis: |'n the following year Was appoint : en [od United Staten attorney for the (ict of Washington during Clove- | district by President Cleveland Wands second administration, died! gince that time he has been one #t his home, 1711 Columbia st,/of the efty’s most prominent at- Sfter an inesd lasting six months, torgeys 406° to stomach trouble. Judge ie e Brinker, when only 13 Brier was 66 yoars old and a years old, joined the Confederate Sative of Missourt, He was dis | agay and served from 1864 until trlot attorney of Johnson county, | the close of the war. He leaves a} Mins@uri, from 1877 to 1883, and widow and threb sons, W, H. | Judge of the supreme court of New Brinker, R. Brinker and J. B Mextoo f 1885 to 1889. | Brinker, armeeor rt cpr rome rN er ee OWE HUNDRED —— a (Gtar Special Bervice.) BELLINGHAM, Aug. 22.—From 4 trunk belonging to Chin Hue, an | " employe of the Hellingham salmon (Star Special Service.) cannery, $500 worth of jewelry and BAN FRANCISCO; Aug. 23.—Tho| #40 In gold were taken while Chin | 109 business men of Brooklyn who| was atswork in the canuory, The — Hhng Bg the country witl| theft occurred in a Chinese board coma and Seattle, The men are| ‘he cook, the only person in the | members of the various commer | ee 18 ae Caner Gone etal organizations and are out after | Se business. fefore thelr tour In ond-| ed thoy will have traveled miles Leave Pior 2 to see battleshi 000 . MANSFIELD IMPROVING. COFFEE. (By United Prem.) RA Sine! ; i PLATTSBURG, N. Y., Aug. 22.— Se hilling’ 4 Best Mi bay Richard Mansfield t# tinproving and | packages lined with “air with hie family has left for summer home at New London, Conn or tin cans. Portiand is facing wot only if Your grocer returns your money | coal, bat a wood famine for this if you don't like Sehiiling’s Beat winter we pay him Well-Balanced Lines Rich textures and handsome patterns place the Broadhurst System suits at the head of all others. See the new Fall ~ Models. Prices $18 to $40 Other reliable makes $12.50 Up J. REDELSHEIMER & CO. 800-804 First Avenue, Corner Columbia. Strongest Overcoat Howse in the State | tight” pare hment, to keep; | chants along Broadway to have the WASHINGTON, D. 6, Aug. 22-- firet five limite extended so aa to " 4“ Kir: . take in th oughta Postmastor MeWiroy, of the na Pike and RBy, was not co iidered | tonal hosue of representatives, favorably by the fire and water] died at Delaware, 0., yesterday, comgnitteo Inet night com: | aged 76. mittee is of the opinion that many | Sees ne ny more property owgers should sign| Oriental Milliard and Pgol Par the petition beford It is granted. |lors, 1416 ‘Third hav@§ new ~~\tables and the only 5x10 pow tablé Foot of battlonlips at navy yard. |in Seattle, A place for gentlemen, oe $1.00 down, $1.00 a week, buys a Buck steel range, go-cart or refrigerator here— | a splendid special | : for our “Busy Friday”--- | w~an article of practical usefulness for every household —the House Furnishing store will place a quantity of these folding wash benches on sale for our “Busy Friday"—a day that is always full of interest here this folding wash bench is made extra strong, is well brac- ed and stands firm on the floor; both sides let down to fit two large-sized tubs; the upright section in center of er, as shown, The regular price of this article is $1.35. For “Busy Friday” wpecial ..cseecsccseceese soveeves soeeee nce OO bench is used for wr —(no tubs nor wringer is included with this bench; they are | illustrated in the picture to show the manner of using them on the bench.) but one to a person, no C. O. D. nor telephone orders re- ceived. Mail orders will be filled if received by Saturday | night and Collection of Tn its foreign department the Scandinavian American Bank issues drafts on, and makes col- lection in, all the principal money centers of the world. It buys and sells Exchange and is- sues Letters of Credit and Trav- elers’ Checks available in all countries . BRING TO US for collection all the domestic or foreign checks you receive. BRING TO US for Exchange all the foreign money you re ceive BRING TO US the money you wish to send to the Rast or “to Europe. ~ You will always find our ser- vice convenient, economical and * in every way to your advan- tage Oo Savings We Pay % Compound Interest In Eastern banks (and in some Western ones) if you withdraw in June the Savings Deposits that you made last October, you lose ALL of the inter- est. IN THIS BANK YOU DON'T. Our interest method is fair to the depositor—as far as we know how to make it. Ask any of our officers or clerks to g tell you about it Largest Savings Deposits in the Northwest. Resources Over $10,000,000. Reserve Over $3,000,000. More than 24,000 Satisfied Depositors. Scandinavian American Bank ALASKA BUILDING, SEATTL FRIDAY ONLY Gold Crowns $4.00 Regular Price $5 to $7.00 We guarantee every crown and al I bridg wk to be perfect fit, perfe workmanship, made of at fine ¥ Jered with 20-carat td Kder and warranted for 20 years Associated Dentists 1112 Second Avenue Opposite Garvey-Bychanan FRIDAY ONLY ) 19¢ Ribbons at tic a Yard—Chaice qualities and good widths. Are | | actually 3 and 31-8 inches wide and excqlent all silk gros grain. | They come in shades of red, navy, black, white, purple, Nile, orange, cream, brown,’ sky, Alice, in fact every wanted shade. You cannot find a better ribbon in the town at the price than are these at 19 a yard. The sale price tomorrow ts only ‘possible be- | swe of & shrewd purchase in the New York market. 11c Take your pick of the jot, at the yard, only asusen Baby Ribbon Sc a Bolt—All colors and the regular width. Of course it’s 2 good quality, special 5 tomorrow at, @ BOM, OMIP . 2... cece cece eens weeeeweneeeens . c 19¢ “Wood to Burn} 75c¢ Cook Book 12c 39c The “Model Cook Book,” a mod- ern uptodate exponent of American cookery and . table etiquette. Contains 525 pages proof white binding. It is a book that no well ordered household n rography Department, special well be without, a regular 75¢ tomorrow article at i at only 12¢ only seeeee 39c @iove and Handkerchief Boxes in almost numberless designs, all the new things direct the manufacturer. The om and has wat sold regularly at 19¢ each, just to induce you to visit our Py A splendid series of bargains tomorrow. Among them are these. | Look them ever, You are bound to find them interesting. 1Se Tollet Soaps 10¢ a Box—-A | Madame tsebe!’s Turkish Bath Oil in the jar, sold regularly at $1.00; on special sale 79 tomorrow at only c sor Sweet Almond Bios. | Madame tsebel’s Celebrated Skin | new lot of fine perfumed toilet soaps, including “Cherry Bb Ps Food in the $1.50 jars; on ape som,” “Crab Apple” and oth dint tate tennereow 98 er There are three cakes tn at only ct Madame Isebel’s Depilatory for mB bos F ” ving superfluous hair, a nid article, always $1.00 be Special tomorrow 1 E ' endid article, | Se 79¢ 02, Peroxide of Hydrogen 25e | Madame Isebel’s Rouge, put up | You know what this splendid in b & that sell regularly at each m special sale to | parati is. An artic hat yor , Kessel ouch bare. | OT 39¢ This size of bettie is common Anyone who has ever used id at SOc, Our price to © Madame Isebet Tollet rrow is 95 Prepara will realize the Standard Mc°CART ART y‘ Seattle's | Pattern ! 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