The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 8, 1908, Page 5

THE SEATTLE STAR—WEDNESDAY, APR 1908 ~ tor ware Ts have you been in the new @reater : viens mei lave | Your Name? very pais Bios Ls om rere COUNT Pine St? Conte le tomoreow aud look = cienet~a Whit eatit eneety tniereet, you ’ On my list of reservations for one of thase Green Lake lots—one of the fifty I've set aside for those who Es @l=Pi ze exceptional rug special m~ py aco® WALDECK | \ Of ursday olka, we yorK, 4 ba at ne every stare Oa ouvention bls re Lae Cicer W. 0. HAYWOOD. Probable Candidate for President of the Socialist Party atter has much taliet labor party has the of being the only party country t own a dally news be It is printed in nglish t has been issued in this city ¢ 1900, Other recognized or | os |eame of the party are Jewtsh, | Swedish and Hungarian weeklies The lished in New York, a German tn Cleveland and an Mallan y in Providence. | ; time meee i ro party Is composed of “see: | . wt comprisiag seven or mere this is an exe eptionally attractive and serviceable em bers each and these exist In 1 ) i ¥ 7x5 bugeet states. One delegate to the na Belmont Axminster rug—size 27x54 inches; a ony ag convention may be elected variety of good colorings in Oriental and floral each a ne ” bie ais . aS wembers. On this beal designs; the regular value is $3.00; priced extra $1.95 ere might be 600 slegates at a mal ¢ that nventh mn, but special for Thursday only m ewn't happen in fact. At the last ne - tion there were $0 dolenat Note—but one of these rugs te a customer. Roose | reason that t bere of —ne ©. O. D, mall or tet be e | the party are workingm no Can he socialist afford the expense of such a With | due i} the re} oir candidate for the presi ickets, y tn 1906 recetved 31,249 votes. will expect to poll ran on the platform asserting » tnalien. right te lit Nh ty and the pursult of happiness and declaring, as the chief means ke 1,500,900 tes. bea informed bis friends be dors Dot desire the prest ion this yea that end, “that the means of seeretary of the West ” must be owned, operat: | Gi feterstion of Miners. who wa controtied by the people in ef the murder of forme new oe st edience to the sugmes soctalint labor party # to the so a conference with a bringing about a consott #6 be the nominee. Members | © petty @ho would prefer tha ie ther leader shou themselves with that, afte ‘i party ‘ Mra c F ¢) view to number of viol tech difference jation, if possible. The overture |trituted to the Ie to preach the prinely was rejected by the socialist party | sec by the hostess DavieNeyberger Wedding Miss Gertrude Davie and Mr Neyberger will be married| ate 3 or more socialtst fa the country. One th a ¢ aed atother le « S| TeRRRARRRARAKRERHER ‘+ “t BITS O'NEWS : * Grer 300,000 su evening, by Rey. Dr of Wafiets also form | Koch. in the parlors of the Com] Ie educational crusade [# A ARR AAA A ME RHR rdin club | At the meeting of the Humave _ Mecialist: Labor j 1 Board Meets. | sootety last night, Officer pell fix the date of } ° dren's Orthopedic hos | The Orthopedic | #84 Kent reported that there had al board met yesterday afier-| Hosp All moet Thursday | ion? ages Of doe polsoning ta mt labor} noon ie the assembly rooms of | morning, at the home of Mra 1. T./ )87Ch. Sim $e ys Ga Batienal committee a the \MacDougall @ Southwick Turner, 631 34th av or ton pr een bes geree . o did @ thelr t They | a uthorized by the soctety wpe Inly 3. The chotce of Orthopedic Guild. Parish Easter Sale. } It was stated that the Japanese “ Th Heac Hil Orthopedi ot y parish | Humane society ts end ‘ ues eetevred to the members See F r le nye at Easter sale this Week! haves dete eee ee he They are voting upon | Guid will meet Friday morning at be oe this week have @ detentic arty age ning - + heme of tire. C. A. Malmes,|* te ourvie - * 34D | tehed here’ ¢ Japanese branch New Yo sa ‘ welfth av. & and East Union « is orga © socleties at Tacoma ine Torn Social. and V ouver. Thirty new mem pads pelected. Queen Anne Orthopedic Guild The tadios of the University! ters were added to its = last Sates Tate The Queen Anne Orthopedic | christian chireh, assisted the} month camatry. The socialist Ia ld will meet Priday morning, tn cad Wa ten, aed: Mere Lived er _, While | the parlors of the Chelsea hotel yg “give & social ll . Madison Orthopedic Guild. this evening in the church parlors SEE BATTLESHIPS The South of Madison Orthopedic! An invitation haw been extend 4 to Peri Teo sng | Galid will meet Friday morning in| the Christina charch mit and ta : ey parlors of the Perry hotel egations to be present. | ot _— Federation of Women’s Clube. | Rev. Van Horn’s Lenten Lecture. RE irigh or agen, OS AY A literary musical program Rev Dr F.5.V Horn will etre! iH 7 - ‘ rd 5 ‘ UTTLE under the auspices of the Seattle | his Friday afternoon Lenten lecture oquiam, with Dr for what you boy Federation of Women’s clabs, for! this week at the home of Mrs. Eben t the peo et four money to ex- 9} the benefit of the club house pro-| mith, 939 26th ay. N m4 Doone perth: peownt ject, was given this afternoon at v.e6ce wr ceo yma. Sones the home of Mrs. Rose Simmons! phe yor pople’e Mectety of] Tne Sarmare’ nnd Merehents 1630 12th A lecture on “Foder-| mm rictian F f the Piym | pank of Edison has been incorpo ation Mathematics” was given by| ouch Congregational church will! rated for $12,000 ame cive & banquet afd literary pro Sal league will }gram this evening in the parlors of in Taco SPELGER & HURLBUT—A Store for Everybody eb Missionary Meeting. ons the eek Mi The annes! ladies Mierion thank offert og of the GARDEN TRACTS Rake, 19¢. Gas Tubing, 25¢. “. REGULAR 7c FOOT—Mohate co. te : 8 ‘ ered & or 6foot length Bent on Using « rea - Gas Howe, for all purpose n “ ape Netting, $2.29. $1.25 Wash Boiler 79¢. i a have ¢ : : r REGU LAR $1.25—No ash Holler yeclal to cents less. vidual Earthen Tea Pots; nrg make a quick clearance price, you pay brands, 1310 Second Avenue were net able to get in on the firat allotment last Sunday? If not—then it's time it wan there, and it would be a mighty good iden for you to investigate what it means when T. P. Pay offers you one of the best residence sites in the city for only 610 down and $10 a month You see—fifty lots won't go very far among the many who are looking for @ desirable horme-place—and by getting your name down beforehand you escape al! chance of getting left . The Wise Ones Know that such chances come few and far between In the first place the terms are unusually favorable for centrally located property—so easy that ‘most any- especially when you have my guarantee to to that promise. body could buy simply as a good investment, if for no other reason return all money paid if you are not satisfied after making the bargain. And there are no “strings” Then the district is growing more rapidly than any other part of town Owing to its delightful situation, its quick car service, the beautiful view, and the full city improvements now going in Tt is not @ tiresome ride of miles out into the country, nor do you have to bother with transfers or boats—but right in town and only twenty-five minutes from Pioneer Square. Over $200,000 Has Been Spent And more will be, by the Country Club alone (our near thousands have been and are being spent by the city, the street-car company, and the various property owners in making this section the best place in Seattle to live and enjoy life. neighbors) in improving this district, while other And the credit for much of this is due directly to my personal efforts—efforts like this I am now making in offering to sell lots way below their true value—prices that leave every dollar of future profits to present pur-. ,. chasers. Look Things Over While I will not sell these fifty lots until next Sunday at 10 A. M.—I will extend the privilege of making reservations in advance. That is—you can come to my office, get all the facts and details you may want, and put your name down for one of the lots. This will give you plenty of time to go out and look over the three ad- ditions—Greenwood Park, West Green Lake Garden Tracts, and Salmon Bay Second Addition—and make your choice of the lot you want before the sale begins. But remember that not more than one lot in any one addition to any one person. Let Your Wife Decide If you are in any doubt about this—leave it to your wife. I'm willing to stand by her judgment if you are, because I know that if she sees this property she will not give you any peace until you have bought one of the lots for a home. You could not ask for a better neighborhood in which to raise your children, nor more congenial sur- roundings in every way. Come in today or tomorrow and talk it over with me. I'll simply state facts without urging you to buy, and after that you can do as you think best—only let me repeat that I guarantee satisfaction or money returned. T. P. FAY $02-$03-$04-505 Mehihorn Building. Phones—Main 3532; Ind. 3836 has been Incorporated at Mouroe!Squiers, was secretly married to with a capital stock $5,000 iJeut. Harry B. Roussean, a mem. The Mouroe Ix com: | ber of th tua commission 4 9 pany hae been tnoor with | S ay marriage of ; |* a r sS $50,000 the ¢ reated @ sensation ' Clatiam county republicamy will as it was hold a convention May 7 at Port Mr tiers repeatedly @ @ Anteles od to permit the marriage Various cities in Whateom coun “= . a the Alaska Yukon Pacific expe boats at P J Teo tion t daily. 66e round trip Flour for the first time Is now being manufactured at 1k . od ) PActTe BURIAL CO. (By Unit ree. 604 Jchesten Buti | PANAMA, April &—Miss Gladys me mee | Squier, daugbter of the American minister to Panama, Herbert C. 8.| AMUSEMENTS. @ BICYCLE REPAIRING—-Piper @ | Tate 220 Spring St - Moore Theatre Alt ‘Trimmed and Latest Btys pa ~ 2 JOUN CORT, Lessee Mal a t Style Vancouver merchants plaa ty day jaunt over the r on ind atry, beginaing April 27 ce ony shim 6 CUPID WINS A BATTLE A The Washington Trust Company ac - “oe om Dealers pay us 75 cents per case, while they pay others from 10 You get our drinks from dealers at the same price for so ape. Lyric Theatre the “henetit af it tren i Ironbrew, Ginger Alle, Soda Water—All denial and. Washington. rcguatt Lois Theatre © Carbonated Beverages. * D. e Play River Written 7 Atos 1... cai ioctl eS eiger AN UNION STREET fF. M. SPIN G [Pacific & Puget Soun ottling °y yoo the Date cham Wwe BURY YOU EASTER HATS Worth $3.98 to $5.50—THURSDAY wt burden your relatives Last Time Tonight MARY MANNERING Fine Easter Hats in Latest Trims and Shapes, Markedsto Sell McKay Jordan Jordan Eyesight at Prices Ranging From $5 on Special Sale at $5.19. Thursday Only -Uhe Fair In the Mptendia ay Bo ‘GLORIOUS BETSY.” Nights, Se to $2) Ma’ MRS PATt Kepe K CAMPER ire Second Ave. Pike and Pine " l M 2%acre tracts, $100 OF SEATTLE Prices: Seer vie, Shoe. 920 a wn ower cy) ay clear Capital, S@pius and Profits $585,000 finn a eeeeeeeees ed: fine f kens and ber Transact a General Banking Business. : = National Land Inv. Co, Ine DIRECTORS— ‘ _meighten wi t = wt iinss-c ireland : 4. W. Clise ©. E. Burnside —|$ oO e ad irs 00—Our special brand ue Ribbon” ee ate 4 A. 8. Kerry C. J. Smith | e Mower, with 16-inch high broad wheels; easy cut- inni Speci J. W. Godwin C. H. Cobb The Grand ; . gh bi y cu cial : * 3 ball bearing, light and durable; the best mower for $4 Spinning - gigi ag A a $ Money; special opening Extra Heavy Tire $2.99 George F. Stone W. W. Chapin All of This Week. Matinee Saturday, |@ ; é eee e $7.59 William Piggott 8. P. Weston _— Te $ Comfort and Ch Ouiet—Ful Mode 50 HIR. Clive RESTON CLARKE : Outside Roo and Both Phones Free Bell Collar 21¢ rea a a eee FIRST AVENUE ANQ MADISON STREET. i > ae . leathe a1 oa mmedet nc POPOPOOOSeSOOESOOSSSEOSEEOSSOEEOSESOSEOEOOSSOS ih. sos Special Rates to Permanent Roomers Cc . = —r ree is c= of t . ¢ fed; special $3, 98 | —i$ PHONES— Main 1673; Ind. 2794, Se. 40¢ Window Shades, 25¢. ° . Fle REGULAR 40c—Opoque Wate Seattle Theatre $ 2414 FIRST AVENUE d | ~ tines I$ Any First Avenue Car. THE VILLAGE BLACKSMOrH.” MOVING AND BEKINS Wovixe ne * CORNER THIRD AND WASHINGTON, Upon short notice we will pack and box COLISEUM furniture, pianos, to 20 Heattio’s Lending Vaudeville House. pictures, brie-a-brac, china, glassware, ete . . ory We will pack and prepare goods for shipment and forward Hott them to any part of the world NEW. GNOW--RIONT BIO ACTS<—FULL We will pack and store the entire contents of a house in our fire proof warehouse. We can tell you to goods. OF HPS cent what it will cost te pack your Kid Glove Nan he La Kastera Lisle Leigh in Kegene A 5 me, and Other chat hes Phenes—Main 1523; Ind. 71. cheaper MOVING, PACKING. FIRE PROOF STORAGE. Pi Ofd Heldelborg . 2 °