The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 8, 1909, Page 3

THE STAR—MONDAY, MARCH stoamah Draper # *% | chestra of ttle ones have deserved and recotved the encomlums of au and press, and thelr efforts all the town) eng | the ("way and) fy neds Me OPPORTUNITY VERSUS CHARITY 'S THE MOTTO OF THIS HOME bay rewulted tn paying for thelr living and removing the tnittal {n debtedner ) thelr home How ia that for legal “Infante”? | Thin organization of mixed na tlonalition haw lived @ year and a} half, and during that time has b velf-aupporting, and it haw not # }for a dollar in cash from anyone In addition, every ebtld in the home that ts old enough attends public achool; they take care of thelr own rooms; assiat in the work of the and tning reom; and they 2 garden of thelr own. kitehen maintain Such y # truly not “oharity but opportunity whleh should be at forded every child | WHO WILL BE IT | AT COUNCIL | | MEETING? | || ol ta 8 @ | The counell Is in a quandary Acting Mayor Gill, who prestdes at the council meetings, Is away to Olympia lobbying today, and Revelle, next in line y of the council, | use he had to pre today, while both Miller and QUI are out of the city And the question is: “Who can | act as president of the council to night? | Of course a council without a president would be as bad as a ship} Acting Mayor to the preside jis ineligible by side as mayor | | without a rudder, and t# really im- | posaible There is a lot of important bust ; |ness to come before the elty dads ate MES | tonight, and there has been con i ve jwiderable skirmishing all day to lo. AN ORCHESTRA TRAINED AND TAUGHT AT THE DES MOINES HOME. jeate some eligible who will hold} }down the chalr acceptably in the | A thriving refuge for parentless Moines Home is one that commends , ough knowledge {s acquired, Muatc|absence of the regular standard: | Children and semiorphans {s the | itself to students of sociology for and printing the two to which | bearers, Up to a late hour today Des Moines Home, near Three Tree | its practicality and good sense. In- most attention is now given. In/no one has been agreed upen } Point, between this city and Ta stead of allowing to both thes ty all the stu coma. The keynote of the plan be rained under the on dents are idly be Old Soldiers Will Dance—For the of this home is found in its motto, ervating knowledge are coring so. je Job printing presses | PUrpore ting a Rest Tent os Which ia “Opportunity Versus Char- | objects of charity, subsisting only at the home are kept busy turning | (26 exposition grounds Reltet Corps, | ity.” Located in one of the prettiest upon the dole of the benevolently out letter and bill heads, Invitations Enighte’ of Pythias hall &nd most sanitary of the city’s en- inclined, these children are allowed posters and the thousand and one | First and Pike, on March 26, It te Virons, the home is one in fact as to work interesting and eful a regular “job office.” and there wih be many eb ‘Well as in na and the brightness labor—and they like | orchestra of the home has en fr other parts of the &nd contentment fairly radiated by| The occupations chosen for the 4 thousands of hearers, and | Country Visiting the A.-¥.-P. during the 20 little inmates of the place children were selected with rare prices voluntarily paid |‘ : | by the auditors for the hearing the music Olympia te Speak much more loudly than type @f the success of the plan adopted The system A weed in & Des STOP EXPERIMENTING Beek the services of reliable good judgment as being both to interest them and te munerative anywhere when a thor tk privilege of dixpensed Vancouy Do you want to borrow money. | prove Bee who loans It, on page 6. Led | i New Meth PROF. STE 4 Private Leseons ye SNAP fur 500, for quick sale apecialists, who have bullt rep ules abuh naan Gini. 08 ¢ | for examination. Eastern pr 4 ~é th . : La $1.50 up, complete. ee ae eee 3 adjoining —_— 1851. Call $825 Aurora «barn dance rth and MYERS OPTICAL CO. Second Floor. 1414 Second Av. WRAL S e8cex In Order to Secure This Mission Rocker Free Those Holding Cards Must Come in Before April Ist Last December a card was left at your home, telling you how you could secure one of these hand- some solid oak Mission rockers, with genuine leather seat, valued at $12.50, ABSOLUTELY FREE. Only three weeks remain in which to take advantage of this offer, as it will be withdrawn after April first. Cards must be brought to our store when the pur- chases are made. We can't begin to tell you all of the good things we are offering to the special price of $5.00, but the list below will give youa We will place on sale bargains in RUGS, MATTING, morrow at partial idea INOLE , PORTIERES, LACE CURTAINS, COUCH COV ERS, BLANKETS, COMFORTS, PILLOWS, BEDSPREADS, ETC, In some lines the stock is limited, and we advise early shop ping for best choice. Delivery will be made at our earliest conven No goods exchanged. SEE ROCKER IN OUR WINDOW What $5.00 Buys Tomorrow Irish Point Curtains, regular price $7.00 te $9.00 pair, choice .$5.00 .50 to $8.50 pair, choice. $5.00 $5.00 apestry Portieres, all colors, regular price $6.00 to $9.50 pair, choice choice ... tence, Brussels Net Curtains, regular price $¢ > ble Net Curtains, regular price $9.25 to $9.00 pair, choice .. Leather Portieres, regular price $7.50 each, Couch Covers, regular price $8.50 to $10.00 each, choice White Wool B regular price $7.50 to $9.50 pair, choice. $5.00 Feather Pillows, regular price $6.25 $5.00 White Satin Bedspreads, regular price $6.00 to $6.85 each, choice .. lankets, pair, choice choice Table Napkins, regular price $6.40 dozen, $5.00 Set of 1 dozen Napkins, 1 Table Cloth, bleached hemstitched linen, weewine price $7.75 set, Choice’. 286i oe tcc cee e's $5.00 All-Wool Ingrain Art Squares, 714x9 feet, regular price $7.50, choice $5.00 $5.00 price $5.00 regular price $6.60, choice $5.00 $5.00 Ww iiton Rugs, size 36x63, 0, choice Three 27x54 $6.75, chofte 12 yards Printed Linoleum, regular price $7 Axminster Rugs, Oriental and floral, regular ») patterns, Specials Tomorrow All Over the Store Sellers Monarch Ranges SECOND AND UMION t The Stone, Fishe Co. Re. I STATIONERY—SPECIAL. 26e Linen Writing Tablets, 19¢, Goods for Lenten Sewing Bpecial, very special prices ar put on the finest and mort wanted white goods aad wash fabrics Typleal instances are given in the following KING PHILIP NAINSOOK 12 yards in bolt; worth $2.60 a bolt, for $1.75, KING PHILIP ENGLIGH LONG CLOTH, 12-yard bolt; worth iS¢ & yard; or the | yards fo .75. WHITE DOTTED SWI6s, Dots in four different sizes; larly sold at 26e, March Sale 206, bolt of for 12 re pr 18¢. NEW INDIA LINENS, With small black figures, rings and dots on white grounds; 26c fabric, for the March Bale, 15¢. WHITE INDIA LINEN Finest quality; always sold at We a yard Sele price, 124e¢, NEWPORT LINEN SUITING, Yard wide; all colors, but finish ed like Hnen; worth 12%¢. Spe cially priced, at 10¢, 1RIBH COTTON POPLIN, Full mercerized; fine quality ali colors, and white and black wear indefinitely and wash well LARNEY DRESS LINEN. Brought over from Ireland; a fine dress fabric, in plain colors and white; 38 inches wide. The best value we know of, at 15¢. = Beoond and University | White and Colored Wash ; Fy) | Anmuall Salles Sewing Supplies On a big scale of interest to ¢ long way. It affords all the needf decisive savings stores and ite own vast whol the amalier it it powsible cont the merchandise involved There wi wiiling, cheerful service, and fine, fat savings. biggest Notion Sale anybody could wish for SPOOL Merrick’s 200-yard Kpools machine; black any number COTTON Spool for and Bpools Cotton hand or white 6 for Real Imported Castile 4 lv. bars, worth Tbe, for 49¢. cakes Castile Boap, § box Taleum Powder fie. ox Face Powder, 19¢, Bheill Combs, 10¢. Soap DRESSMAKERS PINS Hait-pound finest sizes 3, 4 and 6; worth for Ihe & box boxes rine be w box G0c Shoe Laces (1 dozen pairs) } tor Bie. Ge Cakes Beeswax, 2 for Bé. DRESSMAKER'S SCISSORS. Five hundred paire Robert Bteel Shears; 6 to 9 inches; worth 5c 76e and $1.00; In the annual » at 25¢ 4 patr 2c Rubber Combe, Dressing 10¢. ae dozen Binck Hat Pins, 10¢. March Sale of Housekeeping Linens Damasks, Lunch Cloths, Table Savings from a fourth to a half BLEACHED TA 68 inches wide yard, for 18¢. MERCERIZED TABLE DAMASK One particularly fine pattern, | fleur de lis center and ecian border; 58 worth Soe, B3¢. HEAVY UNBLEACHED TABLE DAMASK. All linen; 64 Inch can rd; for, the DAMASKS. regularly 26¢ a | inches wide wide; worth yard, 45¢. HE \ TONE. & UNIVERSITY 8T FRANCHISE TANGLE IS WORSE NOW THAN EVER COUNCILMEN MAKE 60 MANY FUNNY TURNS THAT THEY ARE LOST, The members of the corporations comtnittee are considerably at sea over the Pine st. franchise tangle, and tt fs possible that there will red-hot oratory tonight when the committee recommends that the latest franchise be award ed t the Seattle Mlectric company notwithetanding the fact that this corporation entered a lower bid than the Seattle, Renton & South orn, In'the opinion of several counctl members the only way the trouble can mver be settled is by taking It into court. The Seattle, Renton @ Southern officials declare that as often as the franchise is advertised for they will “bid it In,” and the quemtion arises as to whether the council can legally award a fran chisg to the Seattle Electric com pany on a lower bid than the other corporation, The supertor court has held that it cannot be done. The Seattle, Renton & Southern be some insists that the Seattle Blectric company tear up ite tracks, Iaid by authority of @ temporary permit The Seattle Electric company re plies that tt will agree to turn the tracks over to the Seattle, Renton & Southern on almost terms, any old but the latter corporation that ite franc! hime does not give it the right to acquire any ex } fating tracks | At any rate, the corporations com mittee ts in a deep, deep hole, and | when its recommendation comes up tonight it is more than Ikely that Reveille or some of the other com mittee members will ask for the opinion of the whole council as to how they should proceed. | The genera! opinion Is that the corporations committee practically invited the whole trouble when ft ruabed through the Seattle Electric company’s “temporary” permit be- fore the Seattle, Renton & South ern could build under the terms of a franchise already awarded them. | Of course the Beattle Electric company burned up the atmosphere | putting down its “temporary track, and when the prior franchise became a law President Crawford | found his competit ready on the street. The tracks, labeled “tem porary,” are set firmly in concrete and paving, and could hardly be dislodged with anything less power ful than dynamite | So the corporations committee ts wondering where it Is Business Chances. Look over page 6 be Suit Sal Special uit Sale $15.00, $18.00, $22.50, at $7.50 CROWN CLOTHING CO, 1121 Firet Avenue. *QOur buyer ever had signs; Plaids, F Sold Tomorrow We a byt iable Store Eatim: Furnished Free. —IN— NEW TAFFETA. AND MESSALINE RIBBONS has just made the best purchase we Bright, New Ribbons, in all the new de icy Stripes and Printed Warps; soft-tinish, delicate, perfect colorings to 6 inches wide ; worth in the regular way 50c y 2,000 Yards Will Be showing new Spring Coa | long, in Coverte of Tan and Gray—$16.50 to $25.00. » KNOSHER’ ; full 4-inch up ard 25¢ Vd. 42 to 52 inches at.. for Women, Second Avenue | and James St. | —MOVES BY— CONTRACT The Btone, Fi the Sale of Sewing Supplies and Notions will be y woman who delights in making her money go a Every dressmaker will want to lay by a year's supply for certain It is that such prices are not position of this company buying huge quantities for le busines 8 at big savings and to pre All the tables in the main aisle will be filled with her Co, | Second and University The Stone, Fisher Co. March—the Month of Muc h to-Do ule for the Lenten sewing at most with The retail met every day ite three enables it to nt them to its public gather Ir i be plenty of salespeople All the be in all, and HAIR ROLLS Curly Mohatr sold by the yard ally); here tomorro Bridge Score Cards for 2 tor 25 $4. 46e Tally Card 10¢ Kid Curlers for 10e Corset Stee 10c Hone Sur dren's) 10¢ Hundred Card dozen, 19¢. yard H ¢ pair . re (chil 16¢ | be Ot) < Dress Machine Thimbles, al Rippe Fe Sewing 10¢ Beam Tbe Colla 10¢ 10 1 10¢ 10 be be rettes for B0¢, Pins, 1 doz, for ures, nen Curling Iron for B¢, Shell Sidecombs, 25¢. Fancy Backcombs, 85¢. 76e Rubber Gloves (guaran teed), 49¢. te package Hair Pins, 6 for B¢. 10¢ Beauty Pins, 1 doz, B¢. be Hooks and 2 cards, 5¢. 16c card Shell Hair Pins (3) 10¢. Pin Cabinet Supporter Shirtwaint FINISHING BRAIDS Black and white, bin white, all white, red and white; 6-yard bolt, worth 10¢ and ibe a bolt, for He a bolt and | Cloths and Napkins are offered at highly attractive on every item FULL BLEACHED TABLE DAMASK. 68 inches wide; al) pure Iinen worth Sic. Bale price, 65¢. ALL LINEN PATTERN TABLE CLOTHS. Fine designs; 2 yards square; | th $2.26. On sale tomorrow, at $1.75. ALL LINEN LUNCH CLOTHS. In bordered effect; yard square worth 85c, Sale price, 58¢. FISHER EAT TLE «Comma prices tomorrow. ALL LINEN SQUARES, Edged with real cluny lace and for $2. EMBROIDERED LINEN SQUARES. With row tion and ed! worth $6 6 row of insertion inches $4.50 square; wor of cluny lace inser- § inches square; $2.50 @., jory—Phillip Distributors of | | Butterick Fash’ ons} in tent uM narged with the wor to ta Garton, with tating that stole liv og. to steal $260 Clark O'Brien, a real estate ne { this city, last August WANT—To sell your furniture, hin defense thir See ban: page 6. THE CHICAGO MISFIT PARLORS 1400 FINST AV ndert HAND-MADE BATS & SPECIALTY. w Tal Men's Suite. Uncatied-for Cravenetten new Hate 1828 Third Ave. Opposite New | Postoffice. Ind. Phone L-1893. The Time Honored CHICKERING With what esteem, yes, reverence, the entire mu- sical world looks upon the glorious Chickering Piano of Boston—the nation’s oldest make. It was in 1823, through the master hands of Jonas Chickering, that America gave birth to a piano des- tined to assume a leadership the world over and to become recognized as America’s Greatest Musical Achievement. As the Chickering Piano was created through mo- tives in which Art and not monetary inducement was paramount, so has it advanced and grown, ever seeking the true ideal, until the CHICKERING OF 1909 represents the combined wisdom of America’s fore- most plano craitsmen, Naturally the cost of the Chickering exceeds that of other but the satisfaction of pianos, possessing that which surpasses in tone quality and reputation all others more than balances the extra expenditure. Payments, if desired, Sold Exclusively by Third and University Johnston Co, eN N Building : 9 AANOW Piano Tuning