The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 1, 1909, Page 9

STEAMER vOStMITE cr, ©. Smet OF UNWVERIT YO On GREE !— FREE!—FREE! EXCURSION TO se MENGHAM Daly big free ex sion to steamer, the Y« te _ WAVES PIER 6 AT 10:30 A, M., RETURNING AT 5:30 P, M, pecay, June 3d are opening 12,000 acres of the most beautiful water front on the sound, have into § and | cts and will sell this land at $35 per acre and up, on Y rere a chance of a lifetime to make big money on a tment, I more than double within a year. Buyers of lots Hillman Cit) ke doubled their money many times, and our agham property pres xl an opportunity to you. Bring along a few dol- as when rou see this be autitul waterfront property, with its seven beautiful fresh agate beaches, you will surely want to buy This property is close to Be tailronds and schools, near Everett, and situated on the mainland on this t tickets and maps of C. D. Hillman’s land manager, Room 2, Times block, at is boat will carry only 1.200. Everybody come for a big time Thursday. Music ing on boat and the finest kind of rainbow trout and bass fishing in the fresh water lakes on this property, TONIGHT AND EVERY NIGHT ght Dancing Excursion on Puget Sound ) PIER 6 AT 8:30, RETURNING AT 10:30. ROUND TRIP 25¢. LADIES FREE. WY we go to Hood's Canal, leaving Pier 6 at 10:30, returning 5:30. trip ile excursion for 25¢, out toward the ocean, leaving at 10:30, re- Birmingham this year, on C. D, Hillman’s palatial he finest appotnted floating palace west of New York. for IDAY,. season these trips will cost you five times the price. $0 that nobody need go hangry. First-class y\00 YOU WANT TO BUY, IE SKIN RENT OR EXCHANGE CASH Mad REGISTERS? » % | ny buying our Wall Paper BR oy aay nemsgett dyer § yo nants y don't your. here tag “il Wu cave big money, | €ox bee barmains left, but they THE SUNDWALL CO, OL Piet Ave, by O11 Dederel Petet & Well Paper Oo, Hentile, Wash. | 1814 Fret Ave. m= «A Good Trout Stream| If You Are Sick vk ‘eens | tan preserthe. If bh {bel formation at Hall's regarding rae, Fes i feenvered | Det fishing. Our tackle is the beat. \" siven by non-medical specisiiats. | iM bis discovery AJL. HALL, fn both Ger T11t First Ave. td. J. Wa (0, 1421-1423 FOURTH AV. Between Pike and Union Formerly of 3rd and Pike OFFER THE FOLLOWING FOR WEDNESDAY at 10c Good Bleached Sheets, 72x, made of heavy, round-thread cotton, at Bath Towels at 20c Good, Large Bath Towels, size 20x46; regular 25c quality, at, each ....20¢ Feather Pillows at 45c Feather Pillows, weight 2 tbs.; size 17x24; A. C. A, ticking, at, each wh a,cte' + ee Best quality, A. F. C. and Bates’ new patterns, at, Best Grades of Calico, in light and dark colors, at, Silk Petticoats, $2.75 A New Lot of Silk Petti- coats; all colors; good quality, at . 82. Good 5 Shirt Waists at 98c A Special in White Lawn Shirt Waists; values up to $2.50. Special at .D8¢ Bedspreads at 75c *, Good Weight White pread, size 11-4, for double bed, at ....75¢ Ladies’ Hose at 124 Ladies’ Black Burson Hose, seamless ; guaranteed fast black, at, pair .... 12%¢ Ladies’ Fancy Hose at 12\4c A New Lot of Fancy oe Silkoline at 8 1-3c Yard Good quality Silkoline, guaranteed fast regular 12%c grade, at, color; Bleached Cotton at 5c Bleached Cotton, full 36 all the latest designs; a inches wide; 7c quality, 20¢ grade. Special at, at, yard sever Be pair seeveee overs 12%¢ Hose Supporters at 5c Good Black Hose Support- ers, in ladies’, misses’ and children’s sizes, Special OE cusdavedig isco Ladies’ Cambric Hand- kerchiefs at 18¢ Doz. Good Cambrie Handker- chief, special at, dozen .. coavés 0bbeKs et ee Ed. J. Wolff Co. 1421-1423 4th Avenue, Between Pike and Union |}, MINIATURE TIGERS AT) baad | Hundreds of People Havel THE STAR--TUESDAY, JUNE 1, 1909. CUTE BABES PLEASE ALL AT CIRCUS SELLS - FLOTO SHOWS. It Is a Good and a Clean Circus, and Many BY BONNIE WHEELER “There are three of the tent) out at the Sells-Ploto cirous most ever saw,” said a woman jeoming tn on the car last night without thinking | what babios #he meant, She moant the baby gers }and one knew They are cute, with thetr ble jound eyes gasing thnocently out | }#olous of the fact that they are one of the star attractions of this big show whieh has traveled from one end of the country to the other The mother Bongal knows how cute they are, and caresses them jand watches thelr every move, con trary to the custom of most of the Uger mothers in captivity, who kill }Or wound their young if left in the samo cage with them after the babies are weaned 's a Good Circus. The Selle Floto ctrous is a real clroua. | Thia iwn't a press agent's story. | unless pald the fabulous prices good | prose agents get, but the Selle 0 efrous is the best that bas come t town in years, It ia & |modern cireus, cloan and alry, and lif you have ween the show you will |forgive the enthusiasm | Clean and airy, Who ever heard jof a clreas betng @ clean and airy place. This one ia, and that was with me. Really a Clean Show. tents and each so ar | fresh air clreulates }through them. tered through real grass. Can you |View the antmals without holding your breath, and that means a lot The star attraction of the Sell» of Pereberons belonging to the Ar |mour Packing company and valued at the moving throng, all uncon- |i | Par be it from me to write onel] Just the thing that made the biti} Clean sawdust seat. |] imagine such a condition? You can |] Floto ctrows fs the alehorse team $26,000. ar feature, for they are magnift | cent. Harnessed to one of the com | pany’s immense drays, they are) driven around the ring with the) ease of one horse. They know their driver's votes, even the necent of the rolee, and they turn and efrele, swinging the big dray around in an almost In credibly amall space, Get a Thrill. At first the people, p: close {}to the edge of the ring, dre back jwhen the team of immense horses bere down upon them, but they soon knew they were tn no danger and seemed to enjoy the thrill of) standing in front of a charging team and being missed by a very arain. xhibition of riding given by] I Marie Moers, the famous bareback | rider, created a sensation. This) lutte Enalieh woman is exception | laity clever fn her work and every! move ehe makes is one of grace) and daring. Russian Dancers Good. The troupe of Russian whirlwind | |dancers captured the audience and many of their dances had to be re | peated Thin is the troupe that Madame Nazimova saw while in San Francisco and applauded heartily, |This was Naztmova's first visit to a citreus since her kid days, and) jshe thoroughly enjoyed the dance of her native land as depleted by \the Reossian dancers | Thore are, of courve, all the trap jpings and paraphernalia of a mod ern circus, trapese performers, chariot races, trained antmals, equestrian hovelty acts, and all the | things dear to the heart of the lover! jof clreuses. All are there, and good J acts at that. | Now the question is, did the writer enjoy the visit to the circus? prow ‘ve two guesses coming. ARE GRANTED "REHEARING asHtaton 4 rene WASsHTD GTON, June 1—The} | supreme court of the United States | granted a rehearing of the ot officers and citizens of Hamilton county, Tenn, convicted of contempt of court In connection with the lynehing of Ed Johnson, a negro, at Chattanooga Tho defendants are Sheriff Shipp, Deputy Sheriffs Gibson and Nick Nolan, Henry Padgett, Luther Will ine and Henry May, eftixens, | The hearing will go over wntil je Petober term of court, GRAND JURY INDICTMENT. (Ry United Press.) SAN PRANCISCO, June 1, — I Hirschfield, once assoctated with Tthe T. B. Rickey banking interests \in Nevada, is tn the city prison here ‘god with embezzlement. He whe arrested last night on an lindietment brought by the Memer j}alda county, Nev., grand jury DR. J. N. SAXE Dentist waar Pilea" siavonars Expert and Careful Latest Methods Only, Prices ble, ~All Work ranteod 887-840 Arcade Bldg. ‘hey deserve to be the | nnouncin Sales of White Tomorrow we will inaugurate the June Sales of White Goods, for which extensive preparations have been made. Involved are the following: Undermusilins, Embroideries, White Waists, White Linen Suits, White Piece Goods and White Curtains. Announcement is also made of the begin- ning of the June Sale of China, Lamps, Art Pottery and Brassware. ERICK & NELSON INCORPORATED Street Car Men! We are going to print a little history and a little prophecy here that will interest you. Twenty Years Ago The street car men of this town were not paid so well as they are now. aware, the hour rate for platform men has been advanced several times during the past ten years. However, even in those days, just as there are now, there were street As you are car men who made up their minds to make their wages, however limited, earn some- thing more than a living for them. So they dug in, worked hard, saved every cent they could, and put those small savings into realty where they thought it would do them the most good. And That Is When Some of the old-time motormen and conductors, who are now gray-haired men, still in the service, went to the Moore Investment Co. and bought lots on monthly ayments, lying around the southern end of Lake Union, a section of the city the ean was at that time handling almost exclusively. For those lots they paid from $100 to $200, Ina year or two those lots doubled and trebled in value. Some of the street car men sold at a big profit, others held on and made a fortune. Lots in that section today are worth, without exception, from $6,000 to $20,000 each. Other street car men, and many of the same ones, bought lots on Capitol Hill when the Moore Investment Co. first put’ that splendid addition on the market, and you all know what Capitol Hill lots are worth today. Into other additions and plat- tings the street car men followed the Moore Investment Co., amd always with big financial profit to themselves, And So We Were Not Surprised When the street car men were among the first to come into the offices when the sale of IRONDALE lots began, and buy lots in the new steel city on Port Townsend bay. And lots in IRONDALE, as an investment, ought to appeal with peculiar force to every street car man in the city. The big steel mills will open in October with a force of hundreds of workmen, who will live, with their families, in Irondale, which immediately adjoins the plant. Irondale will at once acquire a large popula- tion, with stores, schools, hotels, places of amusement and all of the things that go with the make-up of a large, thriving manufacturing town. And You Can Still Buy a Lot In IRONDALE for $100 to $200, just the same price as was asked when IRON- DALE, a beautiful, rolling, vacant plateau, was first put upon the market. Can't you see the certain big rise which is sure to come in the value of every lot in IRONDALE Just as soon as the steel mill§ begin to operate, four months hence? And can you get as quick action on your money anywhere else on earth? Drop in at the office when you are off for lunch. We will give you a plat, com- plete prices, terms and other information very cheerfully, SEE MOORE INVESTMENT COMPANY, 400 Arcade Annex