The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 16, 1908, Page 6

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SPECIAL NOTICES. sete te ee wo paw ® OPTICIANS. r pan o ‘ ‘ . _ « e , AND AURISTS. oe he & « | “Sh Noure- - = Seages’ ie , ed. tecing ¥: ow py 1 \ ony “ ~ ’ a i Bank mia PATTERNS AND MODELS SP) UF aay ior | ” Worke—#14 ou * ® ; Main foun te _t " - ‘ Epler 3 CITWe REAL ESTAT For Beautiful Homesites as an _ Investment | Quarter-Acre } Tracts in eases —Lincoln— | ae aes em atane:| Beach Villas. iL | i) o —s furnished en: er of desired or “ab froren As Wh 2 ‘Bees e viet wont cash 2 oe ae The Northwest cae | aioe anmuaca max merino. | Freehold Co. i" Be delivered, coa) ~ 4 lanier Way satinfied Main 1% be if Piret ave Quarter-Acres | Two Tracts 16-Foot Alley 2 WEST SEATTLE LEVEL A riod 10 Acres for $200 Fauntleroy Car “| Monthly Payments | WHY PAT KE $15.00 Men | WOULD LIKE now ' ! av “ -- HM wHire 1he NTAL BI tly ena Went Seacti« PY - "7 -4 * | 61,400. " - Ratiara Kk Bide t ' ' Hos MASSAGE. | bee MALTY : — biased 4 ' } AF ot t Z 1 . a fe of : av « ; INTER ROND &@ REALTY | : f 1 1009 A rican Hank Wide sawn 7 . fn mu: Pleasant Grove Addition THE SEATTLE STARMMPHURSDAY, APRIL 16, 1908 CITY REAL COTATES ~a eee Lots | = ($1 oe) Cash and $5 Per Month No Interest 5 Sli 30) A Dollar a Week . office ot end of Un wes neaury comleAd sis A on Bauk ‘ Ex ro MA HESTER MANCH ROTO, MANCH ENTER DAY, APRIL 19 Where ie Mew ae Price $500 ts lent Terms $50 Cash Must Have prow O-tne irs fe £60 foe ie t 10 per mont ROAST FOR’ CHICAGO (By United Press.) ), April 16.--Hewleged } CHICA | with demands for tickets to the re publ ational convention inj | June, Chairman Harry New of the day Kaye vent te feolings, and joriticlzed Chica its convention | factlitte Chicago should never have been Jxiven the convention,” tb sid the count could have given better factlitte Chicago promised us room for 14,000 people. What do we get? I 1 give & cash bonus to any man who can se in the ple best building you have here. 1 aim orry that Chicago got the conver uon DEATH NOTICES Mild Jane, axed 6 days, infant daughter of Mr, and Mre. Frank Hage, died at the family residence 011% Terrace wt. April 14 Herbert Smith, age 42, died this city April t The remat at the parlors of the Bonney-W on compan Mrs. Ma aged & died April 16 " The TO SEE BATTLESHIPS Take boats at Pier 2, Ten round jtripe daily, 60¢ . round trip Lest You Forget the Day When Every One Wears Good Clothes W e'v « made unus yal pr a tions — this season = to tempt your purchase of an Paster Sulit or Gown We never before had such a splen did showing of Spring and Summer sults the kind that areola fied Smart There t* no exeuse r not drens fog a good as the best Your Cred. it le Good— Easy Pay mente —Caeh —Credit. Westberg & Childs Inc. 1312—Second Ave—1312 TO TUNE THE PIANO IS TO MAKE IT PERFECT to attune the rene of the Homan Hody is fo ome it well, Telcon! Does This. Free Excursion Daily 10 A. M. beautiful Parkland suburb $ cleared and in grass. To of T 6.00 and ny iT p P. RB. Dane, ay CITY REAL ESTATE. FOR SALE ACKEA mp BROS Wide ie and fur 1 yp Tes fine & Phones, rt vie « m ¢ 21h Hest of plumbing e nt walk. Phone P 1b) “wee ~ ° bow je at Carton's undertaking par Mord : John Ff. Conant, age 76, Aled April ho this of iy Allee G. MacGinnitle ane 17, died at 612 Kast John at, April 1 Emma Le Mont, age 64, died April 14 at the fami ensidence, 1 bent lake a Novina oki wed 6 died at the fami enidence, 4 Tenth av northeast, Apri FUNERAL GERVICES. Kell ook noe th afternoon at Undertaking com ny The funerm service of Mildred Sage wan held at the parlors of the Honney: Watson company this morn ing at 10 o'clock. The remains will be shipped to Kvérett, where the will be cremated The remains of Alice G. MacGin nitle we mated at the Mount Vieasant crematory, following the funeral service, which ok place at the eb 1 of we ~cremator this afternoon 3 The funeral service of John F Conant will take place Friday after noon at 2:30 at the Unitarian church. The body will be eremated at the Mount Pleasant crematory The f al of vina Weekly wil tb hele tomorrow at 1:30 p.m. from Carton’s undertaking parlors, Fremont. Interment wil take place at Mt. Pleasant ceme The enlarged homest apply to semiarid states of ¢ West, has passed the authorizes 420 acres’ of Makers Combine The Hobart M. Cable, the Lester, the Kimball and Other Renowned Fac- tories Join Hands. Each Will Give Away Through the Pioneer Pi- ano House a Splendid New $500 Upright Piano, and $4,700 Other Prizes, in a Great Writ ing Contest. in stores sell of D. &. John the three fe today: The Co t planos Kim Chi the Le Philadelphia the Hobart M. Cable If you have no piano, here the chance to obtain one free The rep ptatives of the three great modern plano nufactur ers vinited Seattle wh A concession was granted by these three manufacturers which enables us employ a novel method tn m thorough ly advertising these pianos, and the name of D. 8. Johnston Cex By writing these names bun drede of times noone will ever forget them, Ferryone will remember that the Kimbatl, Chi Laster, of Philadel Hobart M. Cable popular, best m ip ate inetro these pin cago, the phia, and the are the most and = most ments. Write correctly the » D. 8. Jobe m Co the three foremost pianos of to day—the Kimball, Chicago, the Lester, Philadelphia, and the Hobart M. Cable To the person writing It cor rectly the greatest number of times on one side of a standard sined overnment Postal Card (6% inches by 3% inches) we will give absolutely free one magnificent new high grade up right plano of the famous Kim ball make The person writing the sen tence the second greatest num ber of times y a superb, new, sweet-toned popu Hobart M. Cable piano. The person who writes the sentence the third greatest nam ber of times receives free highest grade Lester plano. In the event of a tie, prises of similar va will be giver to each successful contestant Bevery rep! will be given othe uable plano 5 good for part of t lowest retail purchase @ magnificent piano Progress is the spirit of the age.” New makes of pianos are frequently fo supertor to those developed a few years ago. The Hobart M. Cable, the ater and the Kimball head the lat Write the wentence as many times as you ean, We will publish the names of the win ners. All cards a ination after contest There is positively no chance for dissatisfaction All replies must be received fore 6 p. m., Monday, April th Use pen and ink only, Puneto ation, spelling, correctness and legibiiity will be factors In de termining the winners. Write your address plainly and number of times you have writ ten the sentence on the card ee one end of the stamped or addressed side of the card Expert penmen and engravers barred from this contest one card from each family will b pted. The dectsion of our Judges ts to be final Address » # to Publicity Departm: Johnston Co. Johnston Co, Hidg.,, Third and University, the Pioneer Piano House recelves ar one jue t of merit such an val price of above » open for exam the close of the the loniainac AFFINITY'’S * * * * LILLICO IS THANKED. * * Sega * the same amount. If the & Roy Lillico, the gasoline #/ that the bout is making tor @ iaunch magnate of Puget * money, the rates Will be # sound, through the Commer- ® 911) more, # cial club, has been thanked & * * by Commander James G. Doyle & * of the cruiser Washington for * # placing his float at foot * # of Madison st. and also his # pleasure boats at the service ® ® of the officers. Mr. Lillieo, # ® during the of the cruiser, * * refused to { any com * * pensation f ® *| A warrant was ® the officers or crew of the ®\the arrest of AT rf }@ Washington *' charge of passing A * . SMILE WING VILLAGERS HARRIMAN NEW W COUR i (By Uni fds ADL 16a 0 bn hgh & Ohio oa uy COULEOL OF the fay, aco which the Wi i A the Let » eat me h roads on the a ra MRS. JULIA KUTTNER EARLE ations. Ros THE ORIGINAL “AFFINITY CLAIMS EDUCATION ae NEW YORK, Ay ‘ o are i ' one eet. LEADS 10 ATHRyp i: whee e the | ' FF a thons : A (By United Prewgy ate =e ‘ ( AGO, April 1b com wae made today want : f n rr paw few mi t aa *t missionary a few 1 0 at the J K Mott, evangdua aa we M Karle her|" er of the ¥. MG se in Paris, 2 4 reege ea and Japan, Chia. olf geo voree in ©} or ~ ‘ have been educuted teg might marry bis affir fem i A distinet. aptrit gg] alle among: EMORY PORTRAIT «= =<" IS UNVEILED | ~."a2asee west corner of 17th a7, | Madison #t., were Warren Stetson to William With words of highest tribute, the for $55,000, The i. members of the 8 © Bar Agso-| represented by John Davis ad clation last evening ed a pie _ ene ee M ture of the late Judge George Meade |““'"* ee F over which J ime F esided while on the bench, and was painted] ‘ Nkene P | bar were | i es and nev. | oral made short addresses. Federal, Freight and passenger Judge H. Hanford sided somewhat Jower thae the old Among members © local ule were adopted yesterday bar who ¢ ry of noon by the county Judge Haose for the pew county ferry man es and W. A. ton, on the run between Peters. ee * PERRSERERARARS HH check on Mra. Virginia “Cheek Net Good. A young man giving bis name as James Alcott passed a worth jens check on Steffen Hros., 719 Pike st., for $12.50 yesterday. The | worthless police have been as locate adian Bank him B.C. couver TICKETS EAST VIA PORTLAND Are now sold by the O. R. @ N. and 8. P. companies at lowest rates through Salt Lake and Denver or, B.D. San Francisco. For full informa. machine man, Third av. tion call at Union Ticket Office, 608 y EB. Ellie, Gen'l Agt next few days, Yours to Please In Pictures, Picture and Art Call in them over pooeass = rg AND Lt PAPER C Areade Annes Goods came with for 3 While slight him b 1914 First Ave Five CITY BLOCKS from the AK YOU have a GRAND VIEW of AL ‘ ships inthe BAY. Besidesa \ LEW of the DRE DOCKk, ALL the large SHIPS are where PAIRED, WATERFRONT lots ovet with the FINEST BEACH on the sow PRICES $50 UP; TERMS $1 PER R WEE This includes street grade, sidewalks ' water maing laid at OUR. -X PENSE. e navy yard at foot of ¥ ANY boat for tl HARLESTON @@ WAY, pier 2, get off at ( Inspect this BEAUTIFUL piece of property treatm then YOU will have PLENTY of time 10%) cach PFHROUGH the NAVY yard. We ate an ord > CROWDS over on EVERY. boat. So eae yor, us today. to the S [wpe ‘aja aed preseng piteh ¢ Bremerton Development Wii 1009 Main American Bank 1156—Phon¢