The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 1, 1909, Page 5

THE STAR . fund will be 650,000, The abut 16 SAVED FROM 8H € | AVENUE WILL AE property will be taxed the Io wlted Prew.) et | per cent for the balance of the cost ATLANTA, Sept L—] The Westlake fill around Lake ba ugh the intercession of friends WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 190% ye incrosnion 6 one t| PEA IQerators at about half regular values— | IMPROVED | Union will be started an soon | | the Improvement district can be aon bs Phe he Mom he bet ure the best “Standard” refrigera ade th : cited upon convicted of Kidnapping and assault | - 5 aaa ng Nang ee | | - _ v foe Mins Lu le Lin while din| spect; in fact they are the best low » preservera on the | } Alki ay. from Spokane av. to WILL SAIL TOMORROW, sulsed as a negro, will not serve on all the improvements of the highest priced refrigerators. Th | Luna park, and posatbly beyond the chain gang, to whieh he waa and we guarantee them to give satiafact | will be filled in and made into a The steamer Portland. arrived in| #eMtedced . permanent roadway, This was de port last evening from Cacoma. She : fifty de ice capacit td ps , rg : cited at a meeting of the cownel! will sail tomorrow, She will take! Migg Rose Sherman, a Radcliffe _ an ios kcs $6.15 prived for ee $9.15 Santa Clara, which | erfduate in 1904, is the new Ibra , _— af 160; seventy po J real good table special— } splendid dining suite special— } youth’s chair ae special— finance committee yesterday after the place of t % noon, The coat from the general has replaced the Ohio. rian fr that college. Everybody Bearing That Popular Cognomen Will 27 FAST =" =o “ais son oo « | MUSLIN UNDERWEAR PURCHASE Come on, you Smithy Careful watching of the markets for months past has resulted m our Tomorrow wil) be Smith Day at areordinary prices at Eilera em the exposition, and. th: om which acquiring the overproductions of sheer muslins and fine cambrics and lawns of several large mills, They will be on sale tomorrow at eure high-grade | tion of the voting popu Exactly Half of Regular Prices little money planes for | famous founder of Jamestown, to- gether with {ts wives, families and Wide range of qualities and fabrics, carefully made and with the unmistak able stamp of style in every line distant relatives, will mingle at the 40c Corset Covers for 20c | dig falr and do all in its power to Full French shapes, Vast por jshow up the Joneses, Browns, Jen kinses and otiters, both numerically and tn peint of beauty, wealth and breeding. It will be a great day for the Smith famfly. Even bots are made, with no takers, that there will be ten thousand John Smithe alone on the grounds, and heaven knows how many Smiths, Smithes jand Schmidts alf told $1.65) regular price 90c Long Skirts for 45c Made of fine cambric, re; pol hour prettily trimmed, front | handsome models, trim There will be a Smith meeting ures 30 tenes ia & 3 in the Auditorium at 2:30, where and back, with Val. lace, } med with ruffles of em tor th e Chilberg will welcome the . K week ... broidery or lace, tucks and the same table tn top measuring 24 md Rev. E. Lincoln Smith will respond Then the judges Por the benefit of thowe who have | will get busy, picking out for prizes wot followed our advertising, we the fattest Smith family, Iganest beading and ribbons. Reg . hemstitching tegula ular price, 40c. Sale price, J “tens Magpies De price, %c. Sale price, 45c. ditto, tallest. of the same and short- back specially reinforced, wbkte ay the midsummer dullness r ida eS oul co 6 . Eilers Music House to | °%%,,, Ai#@ the homeliest Smith. the | Die ae gh ny ia i a 7 “ prettiest Mrs. @mith and the fairest " week game from two thoroughly well-|single Smith of the fair sex. The Others as high as Others as high as Regular price, $4.50. Sale price, $2.25 40c Drawers for 20c Full cut, made of fine Regular price, $15.00 Sale price, $7.50. 90c Short Skirts for 45c “meee plano-makers a stock of fin-/ prettiest baby under cue year, and " the handsomest from one to three ence upon which they were Vi) got prises. The finest pair of to realize. }owin, Smiths will be remembered, | Fhewe Pianos are now here. They and also the prettiest triplets who magnificent instruments 2f¢ helping to make the name of) wealty c Smith antversal. | Sir Donat A. Smith, Lord im securing one of these | Strathcona, has written from Van for any defect in material couver, where be is visiting, «=| artse will pressing regret at being unable to} : aaa at uy che man. dttend the falr'on Stulth Day. j Pe promptly made Y Smith Day will end with a Smith! (ety and ourselves reception and ball in the Washing: | ig |ton State Building. | “ WILLIAM MKINLEY CAMP 1S MUSTERED INTO NATIONAL BODY The William McKinley camp of | United Spanish-American War Vet )erans was officially taken into the | | pational organization last aight at} ithe Savoy hotel, at one of the moat ‘They come in mahogany and in) brilliant gatherings of army and ‘aplendid quartersawed Flemish |"4*Y officers and men tn Seattle in many 2 day ‘oak, and also very choice mottled) “There were 50. army and navy i cH officers present and several vet festruments Guilt for the «rans from out of town. George regaiar 3200 and. $250 trade we|X. Tausan, department quarter master, from Tacoma, mustered in are now offering for #172 and $196 thn: new camp and. speke of thet "The regular $250 and $275 styles! jreparations being, made for the ROW go at $198. $246 and’ s169. reception of the nationa! organisa. | a tm mind that these are good |"10n in Tacoma, Sept. 8, 9 and 10 The officers of the new camp! Instraments that will please! tiow: Herbert W. Meyers, com | are warranted. _ You take . Made of fime cambric, daintily trimmed with lace cambric, with ruffles, lace } $2.95 insertions, ruffles of em- aad ei e “ , broidery, tucks and edg- PARA § adil —an attractive end well con- ter structed dining chair suite, made of solid oak stored in Chase leather ished in arty English reqular price of the diner {x fie the werk" $2.95 ee. insertions and tucks, Reg —with two burners: regular pi $5.95, specially price ular price, 40c. Sale price, far ee 2c. ings. Regular price, %0c. Sale price, 45c. —with three borners: — reguter price $8.50; apectally priced for the week . Others as high as Regular price, $5.00. Sale price, -$2.25 _Night Gowns for 50c Others as high as: Regular price, $4.50. Sale price, $2:25. reaular price 618.50 thie ts an excellent china cab- $1.00 Chemises for 50c Sige eso iahed Made of fine, soft-fin- Made of fine cambric, in and high neck, [ished cambric, round neck, on } square an MM s c c Ube: woectally $49.45 yoke of clusters of tucks | trimmed with lace inser- tions and edgings,. baby ribbon, tucks, etc. Regular price $1.00. Sale ‘price, 50. or rows of embroidery, the Empress ie the perfect dainty edge. Regular price, $1.00. Sale price, 50e sewing machine—fully guaran- toed for 10 years We'll place one in your heme immediately on & amall payment bach week or month. Others as high as: Regular price, $6.50. Sale price, $3.25. Others as high as Regular price, $11.50. Sale price, $5.75 AMUSEMENTS. 3 a J0uN COoMmT. Siietiliess musician, and thet will | mander: Lewis . Dawson, senior! Moore Theatre *W..C° ME @ Mietime; not the ordinary commander, W D. Covington, |W \ anak ae ae ee a t store, bargain coun. j#stor coms + Edward C. Han-| ms ‘werrew “3 a ford, officer of the day; Charles EB. } Wm. A. Brady and Jos. R. Gris Eshap” goods that one fre) Hegd, officer of the guard: Captain | mer Offer sees advertined in glowing | Frank E. Green, chaplain; Dr-.} institutions that have no| Henry La Mott, surgeon. to sustain or to make Main 5147. Alhambra 23!" RUSSELL 4&4 DREW, Mere. Mats. Wednesday and Saturday. | Clyde Ftteh’s Laughing Hit, {i —GiRLs"— | Nights 50¢ to $1.6; Mats 56c to $1. Seattie Theatre | RUSSELL & DREW, Mere. Both Phones 43. Saturday. AN { M MISSISSIPRPL” Now tn Its Second Year tn N. ¥. Bves. 50¢ to $1.50, Mats. 260 to $1 Birmingham—Fourth Division NOW OPEN =28-2"?] BIG FREE EXCURSION | ~— STAND BY BOUILLON Thursday. and Friday © Ht you'll bring & five-dotiar gold! ,,Atini eno belt tact ceonin the || BIG FAST STEAMER VENUS LEAVES PIER 6 AT 10 A. M., RETURNING EARLY IN THE EVENING. ‘900 arrange to pay five dol- special committee on freight rates Month for, say. 26 months. = ga that the ag should si ‘wntil $125 » all the support im its power : Bas been paid, we'll d0-| Ccrintendent of Public Utilities ver to you before * sunset « splen-!4 Y. Bouillon in his effort to bring MOY, Warranted, high-grade about a settlement of the con- - Plane, such @& cannot be obtained |troversy between the rafiroads, ‘elsewhere (: cay which was mainly caused by « “re- : Pe aan $28 fusaleof the Northern Pacific and! Make thts th Re test: See the best | Great Northern to assist to local ‘soa elaewhere for | Paints of destination cars of freight | Sam find elsewhere {OF tronght to this city over lines of Blb—test 5 taretully, look at it | other companies,” [Peer eeeeeeeenes * PRESS CLUS TO MEET. * The regular monthly meeting % of the Seattic Proas chtb will ® be held Thursday afternoon, at # # o'clock, ig the club rooms tn & the Chamber of Commerce * + > Next Sunday Eve and Week. Seat Sale Tomorrow H. Hf Frazee (Inc.) Presents The TIME, THe THE 465 Times in ¢ Bes. 50c to $1 ¢ to $1 Man, i". LAST TIMES TODAY This Afternoon-—Tonitght 2:5 and 3:30 p.m. 8:15 and 9:30 p.m } APKE HT PICTURRS. q Mats. 2 NA RIVERS” j Nights, 16c to, Sec; Mats, 18e-| and %%0 A New, Modern 9 Room House, One of the Fin- est Locations in the City, Just Finished, for [Sale at a Bar- gain. ——CALL-— CLINE PIANO suite All members are re- Dally. The Great Opening Bili—Reserve Your Seats. Mc, 30c. Box seats 500 j Sunday Mat. Al Beat Sale To Opening of Reg: MH. MH. Presee’s Mustes! “A KNIGHT Fon A DAY” Bves, the to Mats. 260 to No tickets needed for the big land sale of the fourth division of 4,000 acres on the waterfront. We have sold over 7,000 acres to Seattle and Eastern people. Hundreds of Seattle people who followed our lead to big profits and attractive homes at Green Lake and Hillman City have bought there and are clearing land, laying sidewalks and building homes, aden Se econnct ome ——— ville, week of Aug. 30. Rosario Grand Opera House | Sater ar est hoes widing & Riego. Th bind the Vell, Chm Special Athletic Nights. iraday Night, September 2, T Jiu Jitne Championship ; ome nor. rococora rro || LOIS THEATRE. | Last Week of Summer Vau- oe oe here | “Chica E i Friday Night, Septe a ion, wee me tine tr 83.| SO Waterfront Ee BR Sessa, | NEE ree pman Lewts COMPANY Vs. OR. BP. ROLLER Mesering of ¢ 2% You'll find the} Laat of season, September 9, re / r Bie radic f veduction upon every turn itmit October 31, and October | Evelyn Clark, Letscope and ‘Others, LOIS THEATRE } Phones: Sunset, Main 1804; Ind. “4334 4, return limit November 20. Route, * Oregon Rafiroad and Navigation | P 2 sma 1 oO Co. and connections. (Via sait| py Lake and Denver if destred.) Full ’ | particulars, reservations, and tick- f : Pay Streak Attractions ets at Unie Ticket Office, 668} a 4 First Avenue, None Higher ie hac waaN | : ees. Usual Prices. | ELLIS. General Agent nel Reservations at the Expo. POOSOSDODESOS ODO OOO HOOD Season Now | Made. PANTAGES THEATRE UNEQUAL VAUDEVILLE” Beat Bi of v —_ a Think of it! You'll never again have such a chance to buy waterfront acreage’ on Puget Sound. All wateriront, desirably located, is owned by Wealthy men who will not Large Tracts Igorrote Village. sell for several times the price we are asking ONS—3 $50 and U Right fresh water lakes fulf"of trout and black bass. pe bee | ertal Grelints. p This is your last chance to buy ¢hoice waterfront cheap, as fj} A. Y. P. Exposition | ase Sheetacular Tuston. Large Lots we can’t buy any more for five tiges our prices. : Bie _——_———— Tons of ripe berries free on this land. Hundreds of Se- sia saiatiacranhcampaniasincaianbii ie Luna Park Free Rivers EALL'S SAFE & LOCI C0.’S SAEs attle people have got rich buying land of us. A few dollars Evening. down and 10 cents a day or $2 a month payments make it $35 and Up MORRIS’ FAMOUS ANIMAL CrOUS, | The + per easy for the poorest people to be able to buy 5 acres on prin ¥ 3 estat: Siheanih: sisi Uuaedaatain Wea «Bes to any A pea ‘Terme 91 and GS Monthly waterfront fou don't ea any brains to make money on |Greatest Exhibit of a Herring Hall-Marvin jdatrenton te Semen Glee the plano int é land around Seattle, as the rapid increase in population at a 5 makes the land more valuable every day, and that is why Primitive Wild $ Rememi plac C. D. Hillman has made several million dollars on land Yard and we are building a et increases the last few years. Fine oyster and gant Dearhes | People WS, hese. The wondertad € on this land. Also street car lines and railroad. We want US, Bremerton, Molghts Is | Ever Made ‘ all the men we can get, at good wages, to work for us. See $600 Worth of Biack- Rice or Sutter on steamer Venus, Bier 6, before 9:30 a. m., berries to an Acre Rais» or C. D. Hillman’s land manager in Times Block, Call and ed on This Property. get FREE MAPS AT ONCE. } Anywhere ‘Chinese Theatre | A.-Y.-P.E ‘ Sweresso: to D Johnston "eed Musi Money Saved $2.50 AND S300 SHORS RASTERN SYSTEM { ing Colman Aock trqgtimen ¢ Seatth e ‘ co., ow Everett people take launch Birmingham at City dock, Everett, daily at 10 a. m. ‘ and | a sai A . = SENSATIONA ‘Bremerton to: visit this property, of see Peake Bros.,.on Rucker av. at Everett. The PEKIN ‘EMOUP: tere. | Oven « Take Elevator to Third Floor aes Ler he navy yard sights tn & S. Shoe Store, 304 People’s time in Amertea. | Hank Bidg., cor. Second and ike Native Chinese Orchestra. L Dentintey |Magictans and Strong Men ‘iret | oilrdns our free auto. PORN Be Drern” *