The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 29, 1909, Page 5

2 : THE STAR—MONDAY, MARCH 29, 1909 posed 9 regrade of any kind, Mow cr éver, the sluloing at the north ond ; of the hill has encroached more and more gn the hill proper until tt soem to be the consensun of opinion that the hill 1 come down sooner ur Laat Wednosday a petition was | » regrade Beacon hill from » Atlantic st. Since that PROPERTY OWNERS WILL CAR: | Out RY WAR BEFORE THE CITY | uP COUNCIL TONIGHT, sion - } igned it, The pr | » them are r gives a at v North Reason Hi property own No AoUth-end property owners, many |, Deart rn at, wh t ' ‘ era, who a stoating againat th suse they |.° i rie 1 is about Alleged compromise grades for 12th Ash and Lith ava, &, declare that they are being sandwiched tn be tween two inimical for one the f wh Bouth-end real estate ators, and jalready sold their top dirt to the other a rie who are schom- | contracto ton ~ ee he to get some dirt to “fill tn” rall-|valloy people, who D 4, * or WY ead property on the tidelands out through from « pen ae made of @ photo taken from tion, which is center “SRS HAMILTON WILL Tt Gonstruction of the proposed bridge | for Beacon hill, further than, by ure ike PArest four @pan the Dearborn st. cut, has/ing the talked-of reer they see Es oc) SING THURSDAY Waging before the council for an pportunity to he |, 2M. Hamilte ' in a small frame structure, forty-five years The fight over this eo ques-| The va t the | no inter the past few weeks One of tho struction of the bridge a q ire of the regrade promises to | pletion of ne level-erade thor hace { nd’a grea enor, will appear ne 5 FE w reaolution calling for the cut joughfare along Dearborn at ppear tn | ne ‘ pea % ai Meleareduced at tonight's council meet-| Ole Hanson today mado the fol ° ‘ Thurs: | ago, Mr. Louis Schoenfeld, now the oldest fhe and when this resolution « ent - the | active furniture dealer in the Northwest, the street committee there w Me m years there has been 4 . ne the ai . Q » “se Be comin but what the north-ond|agttation after agitation tn regard ; Tt tw ald that hin laid the foundation for the present Stand we Will vole their objections In| to the Beacon hill regrade. During : Auld Grannie" in a} f - ard Furniture Company, the finest, largest a ates ’ ni singing . , , ‘ 4 r ' nat time I have consistently op . sing! P , , ‘wad ae ee SPB, <a dacontin nie Meo bs nen fs. = and the most modern exclusive home-fur Buy a Champion Gas Rango and Bet a cual or wood range free, ***| nishing store in America, His nearly half | - 4 a century long and successful business ca reer, culminating in this magnificent or BAKE OVEN CURES aie an ariwien teade Seidtiole of saeving the public in a peree W. M. BLISS cs Holp wanted mate. Page 6, *** hoto taken fi om & pen name spot one year creating the utmost,confidence and ‘faith Pom +e See e pied by the Wt ANAND. one year ago, when this magnificent build the, sthomtnn th ; ing was completed, we dedicated it to the Srey Pee Gan Deere people of Seattle—and now, on the occa- sion of the first anniversary in our new home, in recognition of the splendid re sponse we received from the Seattle public during the past year, we cordially invite you to visit this store—the most perfect organization of its kind; you will be made most WELCOME! —to make your visit memorable and doubly interesting, we have arranged an Anniver- 85c Short Cutter MATTOCK|63c First quality steel Short Cutter Mattock, with se- lect hickory handle. You'll need one to 63 clear up your land. Special Tuesday ....... c J 1Sc Gold Paint, 6¢ 25¢ Syrup Jug, 15¢ Box of Gold Paint, complete | Crystal Glass Syrup Jug. with With powder, off and brush spring top; has wide bottom and : for all decorating and gid: | will not upset easly: 46 : me .) wrposes; Tuesday, Tuesday spectal ct sary Sale, in which practically every ar- f : c ting Tess M yon” eraeriad 4 box age na 30c Coal Hod, 19¢ var coe ticle in the store is keenly underpriced erie PES ie te " ‘ H With lock and paper clamp; J not soldered, but riveted; on each floor, giving in plain figures the | oye 8 llega tree argon Pala also riveted; Tuce- | prices the articles to which they are at- ll Soceday 49c pe. for pl 19¢ —three pictures showing the wonderful tached are offered for sale, will tell you a —three pictures showing the growth of growth of SEATTLE in three years. Story of extraordinary saving opportuni- the STANDARD in forty-five years. ties. MR. W. M. BLISS, } 2Sc Lawn Grass Seed, 19¢ | Fels-Naptha Soap, 6 bars, | Package of 1-Quart Lawn ro 25¢ |. beat adapted to The Famous F Naptha Soap Mr, Bilas, of 2032 Fourteenth Ave climate; Tuesday, per "49 makes a plet of wash day: |) Due West, Seattle, swears by the! package ...... ¢ bake oven as & sure cure for Rhow me tg Anniversary Sale specials in the curtain sn gg gay Toad ee << and drapery department— rhoumatics out of me | realized how apecial Tuesday, 95 H $1.00 Alarm Clock, 68¢ | 6 bare .... c Nickel-Piated %0Hour Alarm | Clothes Pins, 6 Dozen, 5¢ Clock; loud, clear alarm; every These Pins are amooth finish. clock warranted to keep good first grade wood id the world ; em fe follow ti wdinary values are of spectal Interest for thy yf time; Tues c ore ee sy" ar 5c fooliah I was that I did not go} ; ab ab oneanter & cs OF bungalows: ga an digaen ey _. Se bead p » © Gosen sooner and try the bake oven tn-| 7 fh a pee tead of suffering as I did. They Tie new patterns: a’ aS cutay te.) wider th bemdeens tie 5c Imported Gas Globes 2 for 25c—) |' 0" 24:5 remartavie coven Ie (eee LO TL A a winit the offices you can see A ereary Bale all sorts of rheumatic sufferers and ; 10 . aves Huapvereeny you will bear nothing but words yy |p : venlicusl decane in wise, ted as 16¢ of praise for those drugless healers , reon, regular price 1% n> | tickings; in |'Their offices are ta the People’s aniversary Sale t nven Savings Bank : ond Pike Street are from & a. m. to 6 p, m Thin first quality “Q” Opal Gas Globes; will stand heat better than weed other make. daya, 9 t only. They give free consultation and they tell you what your silments asking you. My addre F th Avenue W gladly substantiate the above. Yours traty W. M. BLISS regular price 812.00 —this is a remarkably special vatue offer. t «ol exactly Hike pie- tlow dee a yurd; Anniversary jon or weathered; ‘the ale price f ound to hes in diameter, well constructed; regular price ‘ 12,00. Anniver ) | SECOND AND UNIVERSITY. THE STONE, FISHER CO. | - le price act pena rtd ose and mahogany fi finished ee Oe: fied, pe ' music cabinet— — ee e - | ue Another fine collection of Spring Suits, wen } F 3 : pee ! r bought under price by the buyer who is now jf} £ \ a aa > See | in New York (the second trip this season), just if} : | 90 when makers are clearing up their early spring |]} =a j an exceptions pattern, full size, Smee ef f : iE RM" — | “gree. exte jar, neatly turwe stocks. All offered at one price—-T wenty-four ee 3 \ teas: ‘Very. stron: nicely tin: Fifty. —. = = OF t Khatversaty. ‘$5.90 ttnge rods; 4 feet long at THE STONE, FISHER CO. regular price 87.25 this ie a very, | pretty Suit of two-toned Bedford Cord, blue and the highly lighter blue stripes, patch pockets, button trim- {]} ‘ AAG: | en he he binet oak top is # € od legs, “i sine shape med and silk lined. . furniture ig jerahelf; an extra strong and | t — at the re rte of C the regular p Suit of Golden Brown, self-striped serge; long coat and skirt elaborately trimmed with buttons to match | Suit of Reseda Panama with black pencil | ee 5 34 Suit of Old Rose Serge severely tailored and | | ee an a Your aiaikurniture C perfectly plain save for a bengaline collar Suit of Herringbone Serge in blue with | . . | 1 net white hair-line stripe, black satin straps. if 4p 0 ‘4 f sequiar poles G80 ‘ S | on this picture, but ed 1 and populat te iro Suit of Russet Brown Serge with darker two, well finished. 9 Cn ¥ and, bopulat pattern irom > sa were; the fegular price of thie dres ‘ ty 3 ands collar, cuffs and pocket but- er ia $26» Anniverna satin bands on coll ulfts I $ or le $86, Anniversary $15. 00 ton trimmed skirt. Choice of these and many more equally at tractive at i |A NEW INVENTION DOWNING, HOPKINS & RYER, Inc, 347\: “THREE FOR ONE What Is It? $24 — HATS A HALEY, | New Spring Jackets | Charming WhiteWaists || Mme: EAM f for Women and at a Dollar . { Five hundred White Waists; newly . Girls | arrived here to sell at a dollar Practical, géod looking Jac kets, of t ry or ware aor’ ce an ica Whale tan covert cloth, gray fancy wot | iad in years. Alls and a SEER EM od CB steds, in stripes, checks and plain | correct styles; lingerie and tailored seven-chair barber shop, Largest 5) | Beth Phones—279 Orders ©. Ee) en 304-305-306 Alaska uted for investment or ‘on Marging, 1166. | y otal Cost Only 10c | & | * ’ froin i aos wie ah Sy ates | Morrison's Cafe ==" A i. u hours ort After-theater a specialty Ladies’ Grill on Unt- affording all can. Wo! Ya 201 ROOMS. NMW YORK BOX LUNCH 60, 1222 Second Av. THY ORTONTAL 45 Tablen—45 A New Stock In Ladier Dr | qioves just arrived: all the lat |ehades, best makes, high-srad | tinteh, ev me or | effects; black and white and tan |) waists of fine white lawn; open fat given away $d Beate! tous et and white shepherd checks; all) back; tucked lace or embroidery AMOUS outs || teamuit ) CUFS dc NN sizes; ideal top covers for ear trimmed; long sleeves, On sale to apring. Priced at ne aS dr ‘50 | morrow at Be 00. SHIRTS8¢ Rack cial Suit Sal 00, $28.00, $22.60, at $7.50 CROWN CLOTHING CO, 1121 Firet Avenue. cash given away Third av. betwe The Newport CAFE & GRILL FIRST AND MADISON, ore ee Bas, SOW STORM, 404 Poople’s Ban Bide. Second Ave. and Pike & ‘Take Mlevator to ‘Third Floor, “CTONE. ISHER AC O. | vain SECOND AVE. UNIVERSITY OT SEATTLE «Goce Looking tor @ room? Mind it|f on page 6 wooly, Ladies’ Hats Reblocked Straws and Pa wre of all kinds cleaned, bleached, dyed and — re= i[{ sewed in latest styles, MODUL MILLINDRY 60,