The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 23, 1909, Page 3

COMMISSION WANTED| ae The Muntolpal Plane leaque te] onaldering the plan of incorpornt = “ OF LIFE — Stone, Fisher Co. Geoond and University | The Stone, Fi Bdoond and University The Stone, Fisher Co, * or ~ likely that i league will vi the hema . ( rights elly goyyell t) Appropriate $26,000 erie | | ALASKAN & ROAD Progen! Vit to pay t Blea ci. anita "/ AID IN ERECTION oF | dyad ie vie"? el MONUMENT It, © jis head tesheld Sa Is iene dropped penn yaad dimmen| tale Sit, neyare, setemee Ne P88 HIS morning we renew the Sale of Kitchen Yalled upon to er the pa for « Ww iward hae bee perintend Barton ie" year(s tateatns Washing Tected onthe [chats Nang "Pesta | Needs. Fresh supplies are presented and at Brass iranian Cece: ver over to that Institution after the ex | yet Min Buster daumlite bigger savings. Every home in Seattle should ‘ Maneater Sok ine (nthe sip hs ese pete | alte Voie salt ete," BAPTISTS START benefit by the movement—not alone from the BARE oe ar anh untae Na forty tr wt | LEPT FAT: BACK SLENDER |. fsa becilh gem so savings presented, but from the fact that every- a 8 ds have retarded work a yg anes! canes “bat Inated by Mrs, Frank Dana, seore= | P Ro. {| canied proper ‘anaunament™ work as | ; tary of the. Woman's Taptnt thing is here to lighten the housewife’s tasks and | required b | Joign Missionary Society of the Wert, | a Tape Sp comsiese ‘Ute l) py “HooTEtuNea® ep ytad gge make eerste gen a delight instead of a burden! 4 » k injunction “ be erected the Baptiat mination ° ne Bay | foe ws a ajan'ait| | Glau and bie overweight chorus | headauntiers, at the An¥.°B. The) f Moreover, it’s a fine chance for the young folks 7 The Lewal Adviner, | wints |have returned to New York in what [BtAdlum. Overlooking Take Wash to father their otal excelle nt opportunity to secure a ae were te REPORT FAVOR BLE|™*’ be described as greatly re As she turned the earth Mr duced clroumstances. Not aa to| said very Baptist in Wa ON ngewe finances, let It be sald, nor yet in|ton must contribute $1.00 tov ‘ t numbers, glory be, but in avotrdu: | this building.” \ Eiee saalen he wi ¥ INGTON, Feb. #3-—By U. P.| pote—that is to way, gross flesh Pf Washington and argue | oc." . pmmittee of the! Tho entire galaxy has lost out in HAVE A CLAIM FOR mS Y prriter t commit | p pi providing for an addi-| this respect, much to ite advantage | a ¢ po wall ni e Western district} It seems the people out west will ate, Sie Interior f r 7 E the "Arana Pe Practical wedding gifts. To give you an idea of the SaVIngs these brief hints are printed this afternoon: $1.25 set Mrs. Potts’ Sad Irons, 79c 20c Six-Arm Clothes Drier, 10c } 75c Galvanized Wash Tubs, 59c 50c Wash Basin, blue and white, 19c | Be Laundry Soap, 10 bars, 25c | 65c Japanned Bread Box, 48c | Clothes Pins, 100 for 5c | BY ate the Inter v Buy a Champion Gas Range and|other, and our famous “balloon Spay and Wh ee! neg weight with them. They treated result by th that prize collection of fat New _— _— | P BINS cea Pref, Stavieet Sew Method, York beauties with an unprece Claims aggremating eighty-eleht Glau faced the problem of reduc ah gale 2. S 4 Lamb, mutton, beef, pork; also Id ing the . ¢ fowls and spring chickens, shrimps. at once crabs, oysters, etc get a coal or Ww $1 Step Ladder (5 ft.) for 63c 10c Iron Handle (Potts’), 5c 75c Granite Rice Boiler (2-qt.), ee shed a | $1.00 Ax, large size, for 69c | as 1, (Triple), 5 leeve Boards, 2 for ‘ ouse Traps (Triple), 5c $1.25 Wash Bench, 88¢ ae ha ae cg 2 for Se | 35¢ Nickel Cuspidors, 19 75c Clothes Basket, 49c tre Coat Hangers, 2 tor Sc | 15¢ Nickel Towel Bars, 9¢ | 30c Japanned Coal Hods, 19c | 15¢ Whisk Brooms, 9c | 10c Wire Soap Strainer, 5c | $1.00 Curtain Stretcher, 68c | 10¢ Scrub Brushes, 5c 10c Japanned Coal Shovel, 5c | tire front nd rear rows the shipping laws | led’ to recolve 8 this. be t excess” baggage job, as all who saw . plane” before it left this tolerant | of town will admit, but our ingens | towneman tackled it and succe PALACE MARKET Second and Yesler ” }—broke ali records, In fact. And] 7 harges am@ainet the Th , |thereby hangs a tale worthy of any] ef {hal ne sottes of te 2S Kein (He Inlaid Wood Salt Box, 6c 50c Coffee Mills, 25c 30c Nickel-Plated Tea Kettle, 19¢ ‘ey HALF PRICE |. n i pes | J} Glan aidn't robearse oe ee tho inw allawe | 25c Carbona Stove Polish, 9c | $1 Iron Kettle (6-qt.), 69c | $1 Turkey-Feather Duster, 79c ‘ P G, Corsets jinto shape. ® them into | tere of an ow i ie jline, nor yet worry them, verbally : ‘ten i eS ‘ . i. ™ eek fe 4 into shadows. He paid salaries|to « ulate jregularly and let them eat and jdrink as they Hated He simpl |hung up a new rule in the dressing | |rooms to the effect that avery lady | |lexs than five foot ne en who ghed in excess of 150 pounds » & teaspoonful after each | bedtime (or about | rs | || Genuine Russian | ‘ Mill Ends of Dress Crash 15¢ | The Embroidery Sale Gieiona | nar, omnes, see | LOOK Che TOW | at ete ot, ets Crasb, the genuine hand-made, | lengths of from 2% to 12 yar fauade by the peasants, in lengths Fine patterns and colors, includ: ranging from 3 to 18 yards, on torm ing some of the new side-border- by ed effects; plain colors, checks | looms. We will cut pieces, | pen and stripes in all colors included, ‘ | Always sold at 15¢ a yard. On We Expected It Would ==" sive 4 nsda i2ic Lo le Sic Our experts have seen all the embroidery sales in town up to | Huck Towels 10c * Your Choice of Fine Cloth Coats Tomorrow A final clean-up of all Women’s Coats, to make room for the new Suits and Waists. Twenty-five of the season's best styles remain for your ¢ in the lot; materials of fine t tures; colors of black, blue, br green gray; full satin lined Choose them tomorrow at half price and less, Choose $16.50 Coats at | Choose * 50 Coats at b seen OT EO" .. $11.75 Choose $32.50 Coats at Choose $37.50 Coats at EARLY BUYERS GET THE PICK KNOSHER’ Second Avenue and James St. } edtime ought to of the following: One-half ounce Marmola, % oonee Fluid Extrac Casecara Arow and 3% ounces Peppermint Water. He They did it, and tn a month aged a loss of a pound a day a That's « dandy receipt,” says Glau. Simple, pleasant, harmiess and a} tor | worker from the word ‘ Wiab 1) Mr could get a railroad rate reducer \f ae | bait as good Ady es HEN NOW HAS A LITTLE, a 60 the Const CLEANING ae a») long as no undesiral nant remains, at {he @ enident-elect Wim, i tent all sizes presented th and En h mix navy, red and Bleached Lonadale Mustin, fin- | aate and are frank in their declaration that this is the only on emt made; standard value at 42%¢ | where the values have AVERAGED high. In other words, the sal | yard; on sale today at $ 13¢. | i4 not composed of a fow high-priced pleces scattere | Good heavy Huck Towels, extra among @ big | jJarge size, 1941; worth 15c. On collection of ordinary broldertes. Sale today for 10¢. Bleached Cotton 18c Towels 124c And the assortment {e #0 good and the value so high that we 9 Cloth; saltable a Towels 25c ugh for those who come today da and commode tc.; hem f in hundreds of new datnty Double Thread Bleached Taurk- iched ends, Size 19x37; | patterns, mad Swisses and Nain ish Towels, size 22x49 inches, A worth 18e; on sale today at | sooks, The best embroidery sale we ever held, or big fellow, you see! Worth 89e, | 12%e. anfbody ever attended | For today, 25¢, HE STONE FISHER G. are SECDNO AVE @UNIVERSITY ST} SEATTLE «comm AROMETORREY. | SHOES FOR WOMEN. ‘ole of Mo 7” Wash A. wn Largest = - S = = } ene oftorte and} PRINCIPAL DISTRIBUTERS OF THE FAMOUS | | BUTTERICK | | PATTERNS. } At TREMENDOUS Hie CTIONS In price “= GREAT GOBS OF MERRIMENT es is GRO WING oat ERS H00 100 a ATPOLICEMEN’S BALL —————-|8AV8 HIS LEGS HAVE eons! ces O14 Gio land Driver | Dannie Kean j>! a id Glory on the final reat qulltlens DEAD AND Hi f the ous Granc AT A.-Y.-P. EXPOSITION | :+ was An Exonmous SUC. /or ovroidery, but tairly svertaing| ous nme | th a low of wit O88" 1H CROWD “AND: [WER A Bow wi vere, wetter! He was a caller-at “Ye Olde Curi- “Se , osity Shop” this morning, w gaiow to cont pie ie se HIGH LIGHTS. known as the Ballard chief, was) oig Chief Rogers of the Seattle | quantity ot om © a rend pres’ . be erected at the A “¥. aunoat | there, too, no naa {ibe of Indians, who lives at Port | ulated, recalling to his mind the tlon by the Hoo Hoos, where nev =~ a | Captain Laubsecher, who a¢ | Madison, and ts a frequent visitor | gone days when Hudson Bay iting members of the lodge will be! prom 9 o'clock yesterday evening | charge of the tickets, eetimated last! at Seattic, is getting very old i pers came through buying furs an@ rained. ‘The building is to be/ until far into the wee hours of to- /night that more than 3,000 had been feeble, and according to his own |hides from the fedlens T2x82 feet, ahd will have iarme | day, groat gobs of moreiment floated | gold, and certain It is that there W48} statements his legs are all dead. Hands full of colns were offered” of ladien | i trom the Leschi park dan Ing PAs | some crowd j |that ts, they are so drawn with rheu-/in exchange, and were eagerly t eee villog, whore the 16th annual ball of| | ‘There was, however, one feature !matism that he can hardly navigate, |by th men. They were pri extend ine Police Relief association was lacking which was @ great ¢ He came to Seattle today, and was as ornaments, and large plies of ff full. owing potntment to those who ~ alex: found walking up and down the|copper coins had been umulat { Ward, resplen- | it had been prom Capta 7 | water front meeting his old tilit- One Indian maiden made ear bai K KED “UNCO! CIOUS dent inar uniform egitte ander MoDonald wnabl with whom he stopped to talk. from a coin, and the same rm | insignia of his rani = kilts, ana h to forswear the | ape Me pretty well inside, no| maiden was polsoned by tt and Tennant in all the glory © ng «the Highland | njcy, Lege al dead. No good, Cul- |The Indlane were wild They thot ON VISIT T0 GIRL lacres of ulate shirt _ |e Yesterday white man’s holiday. then that they had been duped ———— ES ea Jes same always, me go to grave poisoned, without further comm jegraph the resolution to the i Seattle put up white man’s flag. |the < ENGLISH JOURNALISTS ‘ Indiana legislature Always do that til when me waters of the Sound > + And pom is the gg of the - » throw money away now. Ni : 4 ter very hgliday aged Chief more do that. Money no cult pound agwed, beat and | HIKE IT 10 THIS EXHIBITS FROM ITALY |Rogers pulis himscif along to. the |now.” said the old chief, as he ane date park. | lgrave of h Port swered the summons of his Indian —4 | eas Madison, pride | wife, who was “heap much rush,’ a cry Es er That’s what a HOO- SIER KITCHEN CAB- INET means in your kitchen — genuine com- fort, more rest, conven- fence and a big saving in time over the old way. A lace for everything at finger tips. The pat- ented sifting flour bin is @ feature no woman who thas used one would ever be without. We can’t be gin to describe all the good points here—won't ou come in and sce io: yourself? - Of solid oak—priced from $29.50 to $65.00. ns were flung into the di Selections from the finest private | ked him while he was on his way > visit a young woman, two En journalists,” Ed N./art galleries in Italy, pictures, stat |B don'tcher | t n t recently made by OCKTO | ee exposition, don » a statemen' 1 STOCKTON t n > Commissioners M. Montreaza | he Gace near tile Oly Was the outs | on August § of last year the two/and G, Memmo. | | N¢ Stabbing Of lpikers left Quebec over the Cana-| In the year of 1911 there will be s " who alt » Pacifl “pallway tracks, and/a national exhibit of art work at| ¢ ae the ce Orecley’s advice Florence, and the Italians are work bree | Wind, "Came west.” After just ing to secure the co-operation o re they arrived at Vancouver, &| United States, hence the willini tance of 8.861 miles, ae et to loan the pictures for the expost- We ‘ad plenty of boomin’ weath- caecsecy mom mers | Baked in Oven oe re on: tne! Radical changes in the re! any { remember how he went with wn ame ro out 16. pal but the Hudson Bay cc jolly fellows there w t 1s hour when a, | we ‘ ‘ | wo «. When we left Que FORT WORTH, Texan, Feb, 29 |dealer and jeweler of Skagway, Alaska, says: I suffered severely By U. P.—-Hurglars early tod 1—broke. We I DYNAMITE SAFE | | ir photos, By |! from rheumatism. I heard of the | Me ou hnow, you're |< wonderful cures Loughney & Loughe 4 chap, and you'll slip| hey were performing with their bake ; Oe ee» on wwe oven, and, as I have tried and tired 4 he pair will leave in a day or two of being doped with drugs, and i ve ver again, and will, if] . Sauda Got ome solaeeh { ne ase the affair, leave| garchy, I could not get relieved, I concluded 3 FO awe tiekeitic railway pasa | the fant to come to Seattle and try the bake ; dead ¢ # CAQuebec and then to dear old | public h oven. I am completely cured after If you want a gocart that Is STRONG, SAFE, HANDSOME Ww. H. Wri mnon, And they deserve the Wave Hy depend lara ‘le a few treatments, The bake oven IN APPEARANCE, and FOLDS IN A JIFFY, don't be satisfied with calling, In ¢ any with Peter Kir. | jay well right The Page ge bing Bong f President-e toward the jis the wonder of the age, and those gnything less than an ALLWIN. We have a solid carload to choose at the Geneva “ They hav selo sStiak sieag Te jmen are curing people with it that from, in several designs and finishes, from $9.00 to $25.00. We MeAdams was engaged in spright- {every « onadian Pacific #te . Se biteeae: akon the |had given up all hope of ever again Selected this cart after carefully considering many other lines, as ly cour ermatee nose a Pea ha the line that |being free from pain. It relieves the best value we could offer you. Glad to have you inspect at erat . Ithout Cm | Want Representation. # war in th ;pain tmmediately, and people are any time. | His relatives, all of whom live in| A memorial to be presented to the surprised to find how it limbers up i c ‘the east, were Immediately notified. gtate legislature of Indiana was veteran, tod 1 stiff joints and makes their blood } a " adopted by resolution at a meeting |thom that he did not vote for Taft circulate. Loughney & Loughney i Low Anmmeles—After dancing 75 Gf the Indiana club in this olty lastjat the last national election jhave their offices at the People’s i Bay Now % Barathos championsip mie Sot aehied Ak ot of having the! WANT—Good attorney. See page ag ao meee stant oe reduced price state represented at the . av. and Pike at., suite 221 to 226, t make room for our WANT—To séll_ your furniture, | position, He John L. Wilson, Dr.| ¢ They keep open. from § 6a ae | Pay Later © ore windows on fiBee page 6 Thomas Tee amigas io Grete eee 6 p.m, They give free consulta 4 and First ay a pile mei fT Mt Orr AT tion; also have a nu to look | | 1021 rune Ay. 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