The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 24, 1909, Page 5

OBSERVE THEIR FIFTIETH COUNCIL PAS8ES ON! thin In wrong, but I am going t 1 ow Of ad3- “(dy Sd e () CU ainis all raperes | > vote for it, The People Rule, (in INTERESTING ceLemration | mon B. Hobliteell, tenor; Carl W.| ‘ONDINANCE THAT: SRRGAW | eee” wukica care hath, ane MARKS LONG SEASON OF | Hodliteell, _ baritone; James R.| ERS DESIRE, ek aes MARITAL BLISS |Hobliteet; basso, and Misa Ad} After which cama Other atdoult an exceptionally interesting and timely sale begins t Phursda tae yee oe : | The city council of Seattle has! Leaders who voiced their seutt ind will continue Friday and Saturday fics After the church service & Wed-/for once heard the éall of the men Ke . , Surrounded by thelr children, /ding breakfast them at ’ ‘ Gan | OSE Sees length’ ave} the items included in this sale represent the most unusual value d, al eAtidren and several old. | their hame, 1101 Columbia it lant , t t i K . councl! lant night passed ¢ endth of th ny ere though they are all ne r « 2, me friends of the family, Mr. and | st. at which cover tage ta gg < eng Bg meebo Png ovgh ot tg Be tough th thw In bl ! the Bh San eOlltaell colebrated /18 of the family « tension around the wost shore of wan glad acclalm most desirable of their kind, we ha ” . Plage on Pacebe 7 a of their mar Tn the ov Mm WAS! Green Lak This wax done be rejoiclog them down for these three days tr ard D'etook on ms ebruary At | tendered the ¢ use the people wanted it, and street which the coun:| cost or-for F a ae the wate, morning of that of friends tre inst the bétter judgment of the cil disapproved, but consented, to! 3 oP former pricin SMIty aticuden couple and their) Mr. and Mrs sald counell members vote for on the ground that it -was this i plendid opportunity ffering ur the ended & nuptial mass at married In Maryevitte a8 & real solemn occasion. | desired by a majority of the tax-| 1 owl ABS of the Immaculate Con- | ruary 24, 1869, at the home of the | yPnore was a sort of deathly still payers, extends along the shore of and timel ings on your expenditure he hes Marton st. and 18th bride's parents hese ike, when one counciiman, Green Lake, between West Green curtains and draperic wn oer ba Gallagher, cole The couple were blessed WIth) arose and with becoming dignity Lake boulevard and Bast Green id Fathers Hickey and/ eight children, six of whom arejand calm ex + eald Lake bot 4. and is 2,000°feet it = — @eacon and sub oon, till Mving Mra, € F. Reardon Mr. Preatd ‘Goumesleniis and — and 60 hoot in width y 1 Gents 4 yard regular ee 15 conte y @nth ust sholr, which Was composed of Ban Francisco Mra. Jessie A.| Poluw Citi ine to say that The ounell members thought Figured Swiss— ‘ vat alt t wrt - rely of their own family, sang Armitage, of Los Angeles; M8. we are here y the People’s that th road should have been dresser arfs and r a ve 1880) She nuptial mana, Tho members of | Rdward R. Kelly, James R.. Har-| Voice. (Loud choors from Fellow extended from Stone ay. through noe bigot “ie gp oat oir were: Mra. Lavene Hob-|mon Kdward and Cart W., of this|Giuxons.) 1 know that this is a playground on the lake shore . ( dgnabare > ane Roti ed Soprano; ‘Mrs. C. W ctty They wlso have 14 grand: | wro but | am gotng to vote for which would be a more direes ort 7 ard I ‘ ell, =messosoprano; Har. | children Jit Recause the People want it. thoroughfare, but which the rest eee C "i coruse (More che from Citizens.) 1 8 objected to on the ground | wan Myself Clear that| that it would spotl the playground 39 cents a yard regular pene, 55 cents JUDGE JOHN F. MAIN |‘ prehensive showing in the West; all fast in th ES oo exce regular price a yard; special pri eo . aE bw coop a i AbPO during this d-day sale..... Cc Lt AMEND PRESENT LAW “9 ns t Hay, t Santon “aa ing given, . . . . WHIeH Pron wilh net member | can now be ment In without rextrte ) 49c each—regular price 75c | $1.49 « pair—regular price $2.50 | 9c each—regular price 25c do an tt fi "AR! now the smoked IMtgresting matters of the ses- | The bill was introduced ty | by reque ing in both ho that claurett ; provided that the tain no opium. iinors, however, are p \* from buying cixarettes, and Phe law more stringent jt te an se for a minor to « that Ht ie better cigarettes than 1 pomaeraion cigarette pap * lack mat a) The Chamber of Ce mittee on taxation, aft Jing the bill relating to the J auditor's duties in reference to ex:) jtending the tax rolls, asks that it) should be opposed tn its present form, on the ground that it does tor Trot sufficiently cover the require wife | ments of the office TRIED FOR PERJURY NEW YORK, Feb. 24.—By U.P Charced with ettempted subordina- thon of perjury in the tivg: tor Helen Kelly Gould agali Gould, Mra, Margaret ‘et Ben Teal, a theatrical producer, | Was placed om trial today i was indicted with Mrv. Ratiway r ming and Harty & Mous rate pline oh | welan offer perjured testimeny | will oo the Gould case. wate detective, it being « A they attempted to have M: | Hom inrougin we ae me = . i be tun Abe Hummell Dead. |inake up these traing new care have | NICE, Feb. 14.—There te no truth the report published In the United ee yesterday of the death of | m Hummel, the New York | lawyer, He is in good health t Urgited wilt cars, fully eae ve even: The new & WANT—To buy a horse, See page | jee will be inaumiseated May Bt sete | Bide Are Hetected. At the meeting of the sche [held last night the pide for ion of t ree new 6 — WHEN PRINT BLURS Irritable temper and general dis eomfort results. We positively cure this condition with our specially —"; giasses. Schuchard Optical Eye Specialists, 1207 Second BY, Seattle. 2 exception $7,000 tn of the etght-room Leseht awarded to F. & Cannon for § Get Sentite’s Bunt. ‘The graduating class of the Rain ler seheol, fo tablished fome years ago. purchesing ot art for t schoo; reom departure, by obtained a the famous © [Indian Chief This will be a atte companion plece te ons Angeline, Chiet | hich was me time am ‘The first printing preas was used in the United States in 1629. Buy « Champlon Gas Range and ood range free. * all Hats, Shoes and Men‘s Furnish ing Goods at leas than half price. RAINIER CLOTHING STORE 1104 First Ave. Fall Stock of Clothing. pans rACTURERS DENTAL AVENUE See Our Gendron Collapsible Go-Carts | OUR BIG ANNUAL WRINGER SALE i} Disposing of the factory overstock of the American Wring- } er Co.’s Famous Horseshoe Brand Wringers. Wringers of all styles and kinds, guaranteed from one to five years.—See window. $3.00 Guaranteed Wringer $2.3 Steel Frame Superior Wringer, guaranteed for two years, and with ordinary care will last for $2. 39 years. Special . $1.00 Repair Outfit, 60¢ 40c Cuspidor, 25¢ Wh Peep bine and gold Earthen | Complete Shoe Repair Outfit, Cuspidor, with wide, open | for home use, comprising lasts mouth and Mared bottom; and stand, knife, hammer, | will not turn over 25 awis and all necessary 69 | IDE pon a. ans eennt CF tools. Special Ci i B5c Doz. Tumblers, 4¢ Ea. 75c Pruning Shears, 53¢ Thin Kiown ounce Table | Long 6foot Proning Shears, se Tumblers, in neat engraved | leet pole, with handle grip and border patierns; first quality. | steel cutting knife | Special 3c 50c Sink Stop, 35¢ | Large Size Rubber Sink Stop, | with nickel-plated ring center; & necessity in every 5c house. Special 25¢ Paring Knife, 15¢ Keen Kutter Razor Steel Par ing Knife, with ebony handle nothing better at any 15¢ | ‘ | | Thursday H each Ac | 10¢ Machine Oil, 5¢ i Battle of best quality Machine f Of; our own brand and guaran. teed to be equal to the 5c | best. Special Sc Searchlight Matches, 3¢ known “Search Hox of the we Thursday 3c 75c Building Paper 49c extra special Roll of H. & H. Asphalt Building Paper. A heavy felt paper, saturated with asphalt ; is odorless and waterproof, Thursday, roll 49c Spe ger Ei. s eld AVENUE AND UNI price, Thursday * |take up his duties in th \* }® extra sexsion adjourned early \* FOR ONCE HEEDS niversity | tion Washing wt re te at ite ting yesterday opted It wan expected Judge Main would | A news item from Paris inform! us that the American method ¢ producing a slim, trim figure oting with astonishing This system, which has ma in thee duties March 1 dipthahe ha? Blick den ig bald te 8, must be the : TAFT'S WESTERN TRIP Tablet method of reducing fat DEPENDS ON CONGRESS. WASHINGTON, D. C., Feb By U. P.—-Former Gover ® nor McGraw, of Washington, ® has recetved word from Pros 4 better for this purpose in this coun try to the stomach is) such & wonderful impression over there, Marmola Presertption | it} in wafe to say that we bave nothing Auything that will reduce the | excess flesh a pound a day without the causing | fa Cushions — covered with good | Novelty Net Curtains—in white | Enameled Cottage Rods—4 feet long, ality of silkoline of prettiest designs | Arabian colors; nicely trimmed enameled in white; the regular price i colorings; nicely finished with ruf | la m er? Be and -~ ion; these eu | for the complete outfit, ir ding metal MA Bs; the filling is sanitary silk floss; | Some den ord ing ce for ‘sitting | ends and brackets, is 25c; specially f) ie f cushion, 20 by 20 inches; regular | neat patterns to select from; regular | priced for this 3-day y sale, a com 9c iN 75c ; special price in the A9c | price ee 0; pe ial price $1 ‘49 | plate OUthit ..cceccccscccsconces S-day sale, cach ......se0005 j the lay sale $2.69 eum price $4.50 | $2.95 each—regular price $4.00 35c a gr price 50c Couch Covers—hand Oriental de- | Tapestry Portieres—all fresh and new, Scotch Madras—S0 inches wide; sev- | signs, several patterns to select from; | just arrived for the spring business; we | ral very neat pattern select from; | the most durable couch cover of its | show an unusual line of patterns and | ™ white or ecru this mat I may be | kind; an ex mt value for the re colors; you may have the unrestricted | 8¢4 to excellent advantage for mak lar price of $4.50; specially priced for i clioice during this 3-day sale from our | %% “Pp Curtains or ® ident-elect Taft that he would injury » i Ia ® visit the Seattle exposition of wrinkles, the help of exercising | $4.00 porticres at the | we at the regular pr * during the summer if the or dieting, or interference with} very low price of ..... ° yard; special price one’s meals in a mighty Important | . and useful addition to efviiization’s Just such « catalogue low the | ® enough Possibly the trip * may be extended to Alask ® but that also depneds on the ® time avatiadle. Necesal Ues, of good resulis, however, f use of these pleasant, harm! economical Hithe fat r economical, bees Tablets Fee ee ee eee eee eee ee ee ee WOULD HAVE PRISON GOODS LABELED A bill to pers to label * that are iim with the label | fa being agitated ‘The bill provides of manufacture an an be obtained of gist or the makers, Co., Detroit, Mich., cents the large case, which ts a de cidedly economical price consider pntains. Anty Drudge on Nightmares. Mrs. Neverrest—‘‘Can’t one have some awful nightmares, Anty. I did a big day’s washing yesterday—st took me all day. And last night I dreamed I was on an island in the midst of a big lake of boiling, steaming, dirty clothes, and I had to wash every one of Mercy! What a headache it has given me.’’ Anty Drudge—‘‘No wonder it gives you a nightmare and headache, the way you do your washing, boiling and hard-rubbing all day. After this use Fels-Naptha in lukewarm water, without boiling or hard-rubbing, and you will be through so early that you'll forret it —- night and won't have any nightmare or nead- daha” Winter washdays cease to be a nighit- mare when the clothes are washed with Fels-Naptha in lukewarm water. In the first place there’s no boiling. Fels-Naptha makes the clothes cleaner and whiter and sweeter without. it. No hot water is used and there's no steam to fill the house and give your people colds. You've no steaming suds to bend over; no nauseous odors to inhale. Your hands are not reddened and chapped by putting them in hot water and then exposing them to cold air. But, best of all, the work is made so much easier and doesn’t take half as long. Washing with Fels-Naptha, you can begin after sun-up, even on the shortest winter day, and be done well before noon. Use Fels-Naptha not only for the white clothes but for flannels, woolens, colored things. Be sure to get the genuine Fels-Naptha—don’t trust imitations. And follow directions on the red and green wrapper, the Marmola for seventy-five} ing the number of tablets each case (adv.)) | | 49c a pair—regular price $1.00 | Ruffled Muslin Curtains—excellent cur ! tains for bedrooms, summer cottage or for the camp; they are 3 yards long and | tains—in i are well made, with wide ruffles ; | white only; you mt } muslin curtains are excellent value at | them; the regular the regular price of $1.00 a pair; spe- | from $8.50 up to cially priced for 3-day sale, 49c during this 3 pair for pair, ior several these } the easiest running and most perfect sewing machine mad superior to any, regardless of price $24.50 | without question thie is the | oat price ev lasting fectly atmple vtion and RIGHT Princess” this is an exceptionally prac- teal and servbe folding go-ratt—bailt strong, but it wolghs yery little te the ry 1 regular price $2.50 easy to clean, easy to handie—and it jn easy on the carpet; it dogsn't make & rough surface-—although thoroughly cleans it AMERICAN CAFE awe and Pike—__—_————On the Boulevard. 4 lovers of the Luscious Bivalve may talk about the oysters they have eaten elsewhere— but really now henestly speaking, have you ever eaten oll, a fry or a stew that ouch the high mark of lience that our delitious * are maintained at? serve them fresh and dainty at the American Fine music each evening from 6:30 to 12:30 including Sunday. $500. Reward) Everett ond fdsends f eaop ef sleahelion thet f re in from & to 4. 8. BRISBOIS Globe Metel Cor. Wiest Ay. aod Main St. Private Ind, 4221. » MEALS SERVED, Janve te | op m a3 Three round tripe daity, 1 lem and ttle at 7:30 @ my verett ato pm, Bu at 948 am, R26 B } Single fare’ to Bnohow,. | tip $1.40, Byorett, Colman Dock | ot, Mat $998; Ind, 736. Phones $5.00 a pair—regular prices $8.50 to $10.00 Point de Suisse and Irish Point Cur- $10.00; day sale, $5.00 easy to purchase an “EMPRESS” — —the regular “machine store price” is $45.00—our price $24.50 we will extend you our usual very liberal credit-giving on the purchase ai an:\Empress.” wh Qiataytee every “Empress” machine we sell for 10 years. pt | | this 3-day sale, cach seart ual val ice for unt ays SOC $2.69 Bungalow Nets—the largest as- sortment in Seattle We have a most extensive assortment of Bungalow Nets—the largest in the city. They are 40 to 50 inches wide and the patterns are prettier than ever shown before; all fresh, new goods, and we respectfully request your in- The prices range 25¢ a yard down to a sample value from the iron bed sale this week— 3 beautiful patterns; ist see to appreciate ranging choice prices are your spection from $1 i poltahed ase je full sive tron bed, nicely enam- each wide pn ¥ like picture and @ very good value Wild Woke tWoHt AND TAT $9.69. Specially priced for this se . a special 3-day sale of linolewm— saving on a AOc square yard -for 3 days we have specially underpriced our heavy inlaid cork linoleum; the colors run through to the back, and patterns cannot wear off; 8 different designs to select from; the regular price of this quality is $1.60; sale price, for 3 days only— special sale of Wilton velvet carpet— $1.75 Yd. regular prices $2.50 and $2.00 no extra charge for sewing and laying carpets bought in this sale. Cline Piano Co. AGENTS FOR KNABE The World's Best Piano One Priced Piano House 1406 FIRST AVE. ——AND-— Tourist : Turkish Hotel Baths Finest Bath Establishment in the Northwest Hotel Rates, From 75¢ Up Special Weekly Rates ™ Corner of Main St. and Occidental Ay. DOWNING, HOPKINS & RYER, Inc, BOK ORS. Stocks, Ronde. Grain, Beivate Wir hed 1893. 804-808-208 Aleeke Bids Inv estmnent or on Margin Both Phones-—-279 0 abi Hers "Kxsouted’ tor q FIREPROOF Exclusively for Household Qoods. | STORAGE