The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 1, 1909, Page 3

rn en 3 oF SPECIAL INTEREST TO WOMEN |PORTLAND’S MORAL SQUAD) "%cmrccrstose. TEN CENT TICKETS | in, ins sor‘ — i HANDED A JOLT IMPORTANT CASE| TO THE FAIR YOUR COUGH || malioy in PORT: wurance companion (day lost their j e TEAMED Ore, AB 1 will end the raids that have been | tignt ¢ 5 Foneamd teat ‘cbmies Tn bait ctnt ot Moral squad” met nad | « jemned evel C i tangs P Orange Cake. | : y y ‘ ‘ Bem Hed even by the better elawe) or tie 1H rance whioh Hhake we and { » teanpoon soda 4 ‘ py ' i dowr wie me [flour with another te f Nlctmed of mnieconduct in making @ the middl wh ling that that » enter the « Hat t < éaspoor . 4 of misconduct In making # the middle Hight-and wo | enter the grounds « a be beaten for inde of layer |*¥%@® homes, It te gonerally believed itcense sumpanies to DUl- | not transferable F . cake t rt of the " t , 1 nd owe — - ‘ oie \ u Filling—~One cup s 5 oun heel a . ™ 4 will carry © phe ne, " ' preparing to resign his place and| @ + . \ y water, 2 ta vot /QOV. SMITH TS TO covirs to tate city’ to remime the | Cheap Colonist Tickets | the sixnature of un |#Km, Julee of 4 range | practios of law, which be gave up| Will be sold again this spring, . Cook im double boller until RESIG when he went to serve bis country | Westbound, via Oregon KR. & Nav. ee preeroredding during the Spanish-American war, | !gatiov Company's picturesque line,| |) MARTIN 4 rosting—-Two tablespoon ange (My Opited i March nd April, Pre 1807 feconé Av »-MADH MATS « | ° sia | me . jduring March @ pr rom . jiuice, Add the grated rind b SAN FRANCA “Gov. | i Chicago, $33. Bt. Louls, $20.60 SFRCTALAY | [orange strain 1 add powdered |G0". James Brith, Philip The Buffalo Club Omaha, Kansas City, 8t Paul and ’ Mme. PAUL Sager “noumh te unread pines, formerly color Mret| Dahee tonight (Thursday) ut/all Missourt river points, $25.00 @XCLUSIVD MILLINERY | ree men of the Nat Leschl Park pavilion. Al the lat-| Deposits taken at Union Ticket Of pooner Ginger Cream California, which was rushed to ent dance muste by 4 fine orchestra. | fice, No 608 First Ave. B. EB 1 | MER Third Ave, Oppontte New bot of petearived pein. [RHA in the first call for troops ** | Ellie, Geni, Act ove | Postofties, Ind. Phe 10a ed in t p of . } r r nigh Add] 1 weant cup of| t prosery the ae tl it beg hen add the whipped way to cool Carame! toe Cream. spoons flour Mavor with vaniiia. Strain and Just befere freesing add 1 quart joream. Strain }. Caramel ice cream—Use abovel foundation. Te the hot milk add 4] jeUp sumer, burned (to burn add jenough water te make sirup over a very het fire), then the con f th sumer and ingredients follow Whak Women In blocks along State st between Randolph and Congre ste, Chicag mere thar }Wwomen are employed in stor offices road to Kansas pint 1 will prob oe tome to With the exception of I ond mee Also a cot town, m “ eaid Mra are working in proportion t cussing fer plana population, in Fall River, Mase yeaah Lee Angels | today than anywhere else on the Bike’ carnival « « Elsie Payne Gets $25 | j Reward | Cites (1 save what re coffee pot for tw O One and strain it) Let o | Singer gem Stir in % cup) Polve int Gorn wtarch in 4H Mt thickens, stir Pour into « we @feam from the it they tn the to Watt MNeht and!’ ap of butter, one : ¥ WO cups of powder With % teasp Batmes have been gotte classified colum the same advert ‘ nothing ia other Seattle Peott frosting that wilt — ” and cut without PROF” STEVENS tle; $25 reward xe& MPTHOD a nater. Dane- | The ad above appeare ateed in ‘| you see it, Friday, Mare | All our new goods arrived on Thursday, direct from England—all new and up-to-date goods; one car load for all our stores—goods made for us, and us alone. No two patterns alike. Why pay $60.00, $70.00 and $75.00 for a Suit when we get out your Suit for one-third less than any high- ot tailor’s price? Made just as good—in fact, tter goods, much better linings, and made by experienced tailors, who can only make a good job and are used to nothing else but first-class work. Cutters who can cut to fit. Experience is a good teacher—that is what kind of cutters and fitters we have. On Friday and Saturday, our grand opening of all our new goods, our price will be— $20.00 Made to order; made in our own shops. All garments tried on before finished in the basting. Remember, our ee is $20.00 for two days only—any suit in our house. ‘¢ mean just what we say—$20.00; no more, large or small; no extra charge for size on this sale; from 33 chest measure to 60 chest measure is what we will make, single or double breasted, cutaways or Tuxedo, or full dress, all go in this sale at— $20.00 MADE TO ORDER Our Blue Serge is our leader; guaranteed West of England make; fast color, all wool goods. All our Fane: Tweeds and Worsteds, in the latest shades, also fast col- or, all wool goods. We make every garment to order, and, remember, our price is— $20.00 FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Our Grand Opening Days py i} Elsie Payne, 14 yeare of age living with her parents at 216 Eastiake av, fdund the ladies }}anto coat and the certificates The little girl got a copy of The Star that evening and found the ad. | Next morning she starte 4605 Seventh Av. South with the coat Just as she wae getting on a South 8 car the owner her and recognized the coat Elale yver the lost a and the « r promptly gave her the rewar 00 in pl Thin ad appeared in The Star on! There it ip any ¢ You had soop | Call the Classified Man any time at—Main 1060; Ind. 441 ity of putting | wise pretty Looking for & room? Find it yn page 6 isn't one woman Who, if she knew © what a Sofivenience a mR KITCHEN CABINET was, would go without day. It saves half the labor and time consumed q ee away with the running to and fro from Pantry and closet. Everything the good housewife it at her finger tips. Then there are exclusive tures—the PATENTED SIFTING FLOUR ple, which are vastly more convenient than the By. Won't you come in and examine one of these cab Wire not expensive; priced from $29.00 mand they DO SAVE SO MUCH TIME AND UB] Capital Surplus UNION Savings & Trust __ Company Second and Cherry SAFE IN CON. STRUCTION ® HANDSOME IN AP. PEARANCE DIRECTORS We guarantee to get out any suit for Easter. Our AMne 0. HOG working capacity is very large, and our guarantee goes 8. sOLNDR with every suit. We guarantee every garment to be made PRRDINAND SOnMITS 4. 0. LOWMAN A.B. STRWART © a. Beas A. ©, MeCOMMICK REASONABLE PRICE IN by custom tailors, to be free from imperfections in ma- terial and workmanship, sewed with pure dye silk. All linings to wear for one year or be replaced by us free of charge. All goods shrunk. The above guarantee is backed by our name in each garment, which means as much to you as if you had your money in any national bank. We cut only by the Twentieth Century Cutting System. We will make during this sale no extra charge for the following: From $9.50 to $25.00 ON EASY TERMS OFrricerRs Three-Button Sack | Outing Suits, patch pockets One-Button Novelty Sack | ore eer patch pockets Three - Button Double- | Tuxedo Breasted Sack | Regular Fitting Trousers Two-Button Single-Breast- | Half-Peg Fitting Trousers ©. B. BROWN, Anat, Oanbtor W. iW. PAULL, Trust Offieer oo = ee ed Sack Full-Peg Fitting Trousers Three-Button Sack, flaps or | Cuffs on Sleeves, or Plain patch pockets Sleeves We Tailor to Men That Know—Once a Customer Always a Customer American Gentleman Tailors 717 First Ave., Near Columbia St., Seattle, Wash. 34/ THREE FOR OWE FOR YOU