The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 9, 1908, Page 5

F ity election yesterday Chris | Thursday, April 23, at The Kin-|churoh, 16th ay, and &. John at 7 ab ea headed the tloket and four | near will give a social Friday eveutog | bs Ht) of his mew were on 4 ont of bag, Church Reception Guns 8, OL, | UL 6 oo, co! if peetemen me Os ention!| The Stevens W. R. C. will give afl Te we ma p be ee. boas on jof the Westminster Proabyterian | dancing and card party Saturday ‘pal te And Shaw compose (he BOW) church and their friends will be| evening at the K, of P, hall ' - a me count, hold Friday evening, Avett 17, tn | —this great housefurnishing organization, located on Second Ave. at Pine St., the ct h parlor An address ———— - an * ee tae . musica er Ba Rone \ —* ae HOUNDS ON TRAIL| is splendidly equipped for your comfort and convenience, and extends a wel- _ , for the ” tet vont (ay United Pree) < BITS 0 NEWS * € ndt to Speak OF FIRE FIENDS | come to “all Seattle” to come and visit us! tas NKS, Alaska, A aekeeeeeerererel! Charles BL Brandt, of the! | Re scored ® ju 's Missionary board, will | ameeeeenenee IRE in Bready-Tressett aol beg cm _Detore the regular (By United Press.) Mise Margaret Broady and Mr. | wostminuter church tendwny ae] MARIETTA, 0. Aprit 9.—DBlood prick ‘Treasett were married | °*™ Mater church, Mroadway av.) naynds ure being rushed here from Tuesday event at the home of} ,. Shawondasse Club. Moundaville, W, Va, to be put on the bride’s parents, 703 Fifth av. N The Shawondasse club will be en-|} the trail of tneendiaries, who last} Rev. A. le Chapman of the Piet | school of ‘ber t | “Busy Friday” . te . home of Mrs. W. J.| night burned the ¢ ’ Chriethan Ghasch etftataind. An te a 0 Third av. N. Tuesday) Warrentown, Several people have : ermal reception and dinner fol: | *fernoon ntly been arrested for refusing a») towed the wedding ceremony Broadway Orthopedic Guild ad thety children to sehoo! be Church idner | The roadway Orthopedic Hos. cause the building was not central: | pe guild met yesterday morning | ly located , The ladies of the First Unitartan| a+ the home of Mine Mather 200 Roylvton av, gave & Ginner| Harvard av. AN important ‘bust Lottery Promoters Fined night ty the church assembly | nous meeting of the euild wilt he|,.CINCINNATI, April 9.—After 1 ~ Alex Capewe ones [held Wednesday, April. £2, at the | Pading «ullty to an indictment news Pe. i, & Rode, surveys Seattio Woman's Club. home of Mra, AB. Stewart, and 11 O2@'sing them with violating the eae ice den , ae The Philanthropic department of | ix urgently requested that all mem. | @4eral laws, promoters of the Ken wend dealer: the Seattle Woman's club will meet | bers be present Son tes trtan gens coael ot rg —at the— merrebant: sees me | Classic Culture Club. tagion, ey. They prowiesé to olf at Sxagway. TO SEE BATTLESHIPS | The Classic Culture club will be! out of business forever ‘Alaska, ) S-— Take Death at Pier 2 Ten round | SHterained April 18 at th eaawat won in the trips daily, 600 round trip, eee | Mrs, Wim. BE. Mmith, 180 King count ! people we parece Bl tena: oo SRR W. The program will consist | hold thetr « ~~ — ~ to voll call by the name | te April 18 & HURLBUT —A Store for Everynody. ‘ of Whistler; & paper on | ~~ an ar seeaeR ee Prints,” read by Mra Ki } Rdgors; “Br and Other Metal Work.” by Mrs. Lelia M i Chureh, a discourse on “Whistler and Hie Debt to Japanese Art,” by } if Mrs. C. AM. Johnson, | | Jat | r wleavor society i] { i of the Firat Methodist Protestant — ‘positively the | = “Friday | value this store | has ever offered— —very pretty and attractive Indian stool, solid oak, finished golden, upholstered in fine velour, with brass beading around edge, neatly’ turned base, exactly as pictured, priced extra special for 89c THE TIME—These special prices only | the hours advertised. } If You’re One of the Saving Poultry Netting—10 to J) 12 o'Clock. REGULAR $200 ROLL—I50 ruaniag feet, 24 taches high, best gulvanterd wire Poultry Netting; spectal hour «ale You can buy your Raster Bult on easy payments All . ou need make og - : Po = $1.29 | Kind payment ‘tows cad © Wttle | this “Busy Friday” ...ccececesccccrecccrerceseceeren aeeeenm eesresessseeenen « eo ay i each week or month to por @) Larner Bis TEE Shovei or Spade—12 to chase your Spring Suit or Bi) You will be Interest ed to know that you can deposit your savinge with this bank and be able to withdraw them at any time you wish. as tong as you | Hat We have « beautiful tee of Suite and stunning Hate for spring and summer wear Your Credit of 4% jay OE amusemenrs, The Grand AMUSEMENTS. | Lots Theatre i RAD JOHN CORT, Manager | A ot The Week COLISEUM tint Sia Ua Wiel atten bas Sonttie’s Lending Vaudeville Howse, — “summsoca, meuuna.” orved sents, tee! 14h, Ob dently Mr Frawley as the Detective ine Mar Next Week-—"ie —out -of-town orders filled if received by } Saturday night, pro- viding any are left. 2 o’Clock. Tt REGULAR $1.00 — “Puritan” | Hest Steel Shovel or Spade extra good valucs, sever again so cheap, special sale oe 45c | Curtain Rods—2 to 4 | o'Clock. REGULAR e—Pla Brase Extension goed quality Curtain | Rods; Sttoch extension; not the cheap kind; special, COM cc cena + ereeses 5c —no phone or C. O. D. | orders filled for this - special. Copsand Saucers. Koo! —_— 39¢ ve them with us we pay you interest at the rate t one to a customer. | | oore Theatre ee ey | PON CORT, Lesese cod Manager. MRS PATRICK CAMPBELL. Rogers’ Tea Spoons—1 to 3 o’Clock. REGULAR $1.00 DOZEN—Row CREFTON CLARKE In the American Play, by Adeleide es Soltd: Nickel Sliver, Wind. (Bf Union cade Fake equa Sa OS ll Ps vonnenp sony i 7 . Savi & ee” The Second Mre Ten THE POWRE THAT GOVEMNS, | piste Leigh tn “Kid Glove Ben.” the cial, 900 OF 6 cisenceceee 29 | nss “Fiidey—"Tee daterious Myre | Bb Pp 4 orks pm phos | Ropes aed Other Big Basie Spe- “ESEQUALED VAUDEVILLE.” 7 > the ond ibe. Alt This Week. 1912—Secend Ave—1312. Trust Co. | ——inmauan ee SECOND AND CHERRY. " RE A MEE: : : sing Matines Runde, Lyric Theatre Ail of Next Week, Uenei Matiness, Ladge'e Mig Comie Opere F Ropreme Artite Six (4) Other Standard Acts STAR ore ; | ee a ‘The Heoord Breaks it ALL NEXT WEEK, FRAN? Raises FYROUEANS, The Cohan end Marre Comedians JD HOLLAND, Manager JAMES D. HOGE, Prom “THE BURGOMASTER” | Qotdeure gad We tom, UBTINNCAS | Heme of Mustont Comedy and Vauderite President. | “RREWSTRR'S MILLIONS.” With Gos Weinburg. Muth White and | Beriees Tv nercar. |. Thee performances daily—2:20. 7 | Malf e Meea Khere Invleding | Qrtgina! ‘ot “The Preat. 2% Prices ie and 200; Box seats, #80, N. B. SOLNER, Cashier, Drometteation Siccvictons’s Weve, vitn| smokes Sunt Silica’ A Wigh Oid'nins Mess: MROFENING NEXT MONDAY, tome tale ee ee eye Aue OF pe Oraine Pro: | news ured, aod Sarapee?. low o tee! amnarient somedy of eto a ‘ Lewis Lake Five 7 a lene ite Might prices, reserved, ibe, 2. me ‘ “ rn vooent yeers Pricws Se to O Ne Advance in Prices ADIEU TO THE FAIR STORE -SECOND AVE, BETWEEN PIKE AND PINE. They’re Stealing My Thunder— ‘Those other fellows, with their advertisements of special sales, auctions, etc.—but, pshaw!—what do you or Icare? I'm sure I don’t, and you shouldn't. They may imitate my methods, but the point—the very important point—is that cannot imitate the property that lam offering. None of them have anything to equal my Green Lake lots at anywheres near my prices. And Have You Observed That, with all their claims for superiority, mone of them has promised—AS I DO-—to feturn your money if, for any reason, you are not satisfied after buying? Not so that anyone could notice it! 3 you come to think of it, that is a pretty strong guarantee of mine—especially in real estate dealing. And yet I mean just what I say—I GUARANTEE SATIS- FACTION OR RETURN YOUR MONEY. i That does away with all chance of misrepresentation or misunderstanding, and pos- assures you of getting what, and all, you pay for. There can be no risk of loss, 4 your money is yours on demand, same as if you had put it in the bank. But After All The real attraction of this sale I’m making is the property itself, and the fact that it is Sold at such unusually low terms. : y—at $10 down and $10 a month—every man or woman drawing a salary in the tity of Seattle today could, AND SHOULD, take me up on this offer. If not for a en purely as a good and safe investment, with the surety of large profits in the Near future Worth Repeating I've said before, and I repeat again, that these lots are WORTH fifty to one hun- dred per cent more than I am selling them for—that they lie directly in the line of the _ tity’s most rapid growth—that they are extra large, most admirably and conveniently _ Situated, with frequent and quick car service—full city improvements going in—and all ‘THE FAIR STORE WILL CLOSE OUT ITS ENTIRE STOCK OF ATTRACTIVE MERCHANDISE AT A GREAT SACRIFICE, AND REOPEN WITH A BRAND NEW LINE OF Women’s Garments Ready to Put Right on and Wear Under New Management and New Name. MONDAY WE WILL PUT OUR ENTIRE DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT ON SALE AT PRICES LOWER THAN WERE EVER HEARD OF IN THIS oi BEFORE. WATCH THE PAPERS AND OUR WINDOWS EVERY DAY FOR UNEXAMPLED SLAUGHTER OF PRICES TICKING JAPANESE CREPE. yards in pink, tan, blue and 1 e 196. Sale Price 14¢ WOOL PLAID SUITINGS. TABLE LINENS, 1,0 rds Regular 850 706 » We Oe in all In fancy stripes. Regular price le, a yard...20¢ Regular price 30¢ a yard; Sale, ME so. shanamassance 15¢ Napkins that are right for any home will be sold for less than cost. We only have 80 doz. all told : 35e a yard; Regular 75 Regular Sale . the other advantages you naturally would expect and want for a home place or a place to mies ie wh 94 Regular, price ae a yard: Sale | Napkins that sold for $1.80; Sale, . rag \ , § ; . soe mv a yard eee wee Ge ees ° $1.65 y money. Regular the; Salo ... «...--20€ | Regular price 20¢ a yard; Sale, 6 FUME? vides vocensdis 10¢ Regular price i5c a yard; Sale, a yard . Sain doa eh eel Regular price 12% a yard; Sale, a yard .. Pererreny | ress Cloths #0 yards in all. Regular $1.96 & yard. Good Advice Real estate—and especially Seattle real estate, is the safest and surest investment that can be made. And in all Seattle there is no real estate that is so sure to advance Mpidly in price as the Green Lake district. You couldn’t keep it from increasing in Walue if you tried. I have put all my own money into it, and intend to put in every ad- mal dollar that I can get hold of. I KNOW that it is the best place for it—better than the bank in every way—and I advise all my friends to do the same—lI advise you KECHO CLOTH In light bine, pink, gray, black Sale $1.25 | green, Regular price #5e a yard Napkias Regular $1.85 a yaré ie Ce See a yard. Sale $1.65 Regular $1.65 a yard. Napkins LONG CLOTH, ecular 30c a yard; Sale.. Se a yard; Sale.. Regular $1.75 see eee Dollies, marked § WHITE WOOL FLANNEL. ad; Sale. 81.10 Regular Regular $1 ne + epee : Fringed Doilies, marked 4nd all your friends to do the same. If you take my advice, and take it now, you will ; ste a ie $1.50 7 p. a yd.; Sale.,...60¢ | Resular 20c a yard; Sale. . ee hr ee to think it the best advice you ever followed. , iam oa 81.45 gular 75¢ @ yd.; Sale,....60¢ en a) sake & to any office and we'll talkc it over TT tes vied “ES | noguiar 55 a yd.; Sale 1 PANAMAS. EXCEPTIONALLY FINE DRAWN you want more proof or additional facts, come to my ce a ; a Sale G5¢ | Regular A5c a yd.; Sale.....85¢ | Browns and dlacks, Regular WORK TABLECLOTHS, Regular 40c © yd.; Sale.....8 price $1.30; Sale ...ses $1.20 | rormoriy ao “ Fates T. P. FAY Ti os nn Seca tania gular 40 o a 30¢ F ormerly sold at $17 to $19 site Light gray. Regular $1.25; Sale 2-503-5 05 ildi Pho : Main 3532; Ind., 3836 + Sh.10 Former y sold fat $5 ale 502-503-504. - 10Nes : ain 35 nd., . 04-505 Mehlhern Building. . FINE QUALITY OF NUNS’ SIBERROWN Light gray Stcillian. Regular des is ae $4.50 VEILING In pink, cream, gray, red. Regu 960; Bale ..seccesse .++-80¢ | Drawn Work Dollies that were formerly T5c; Sale .60¢ -30¢ lar price 65c a yard; Sale... Rrowns and cardinals, Regular Sale $1.30 eis ‘ + ‘béige. es 6be; Sale ..... - 4O@ Regular $1.45 « yard Formerly ; Sale