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

IDAHO DAY. Idaho day at the exposition been set for Sept, 16, . frady, Senator Boren, 7 man Pureh Frene man Thomas L. ee present. Seven special train coming with Idaho visitors silver and gold will be the « of the day, A carload of frult will be given away WELL KNOWN | RAILWAY MAN PASSES. AWAY W. Dickinson, President of King Co. Fair Assn., Succumbs to! Pneumonia, ‘EARL GREY VISITS } |The Best Values in] / | Clothing for Boys We base FISH DAY NAMED. September 27 Fioh day at the Mr. A. B. Howard, who has ¢ of the fish exhibit in the A | building, {8 planning a big ce! tion for the occasion claim on the goods. We buy |George our merit of out right, because we have the ex perience—almost a quarter of a century in business—and we please you because we have George W, Dickinson, president of the King County Fair association the stock and make it a point and one of the best known railroad Karl Grey, governor gener monla yesterday afternoon at 34 Canada, accompanied by Lady o'clock at his home on Broadway men in the country, died of pnew to meet your requirements mn | manager of the & | luncheon A-Y.P. exposition THE A~Y-P. E. TODAY THE STAR—FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1909. “haw ernor * are and lore Id. aho| harge laska ff al of Grey | ; every possible way. jand thelr two daughters, were % Se ‘ ‘ It was in 1897 that Mr. Dickinson | guests at the A-Y.P. exposition to 4 As our Boys’ Clothing De- came to Seatth jday,.where they inspected the Ca . mys » e afterwards tha’ lnadian and other buildings, and . partment now .oceupies the .| Were entertained at an informal | company, being suc ot by the late H. FP. Grant, who died reeently entire second floor of the the representative Se bile here he ts the guest of ot Mil, at the Perry This ne Mr. Hill will give a dinn honor of his guests Tome ; Bar! Grey and party return to eouver, He was also at one time vice president of the Pacific Clipper ne, from which he resigned to en wage in private business. Mr. Dickinson served as tobe superintendent of the North | elfie before coming to Puget. se but was later promoted, in re nition of his ability, to the position of general superintendent of the n division, with headquar Tacoma, During recent years be has been interested in many mining ventures | in the King County Fatr asso building, we are showing a stock of Children’s, Boys’ and Hats Furnishings that is double the Youths’ and Clothing, size of last season’s Boys’ School Suits Five immense lines of Sack Suits, with two pairs Whore ts Nathan White, 74 m, which operated the Mead.) old For information leading te relatives ows when the track was in ita in fancy Associated with him were jJames F. McKlroy, the late State the whereabouts of Knickerbocker Trousers. Fabrics: Cheviots, miseing man h ator Van de Vanter was killed not gust 28, when he was last see itrace of him has been found. i whose ¢ . - ae ¢ hao penator A. T. Van Vanter and of $100 Hie le tweeds and worsteds, in stripes and checks, plaids ff] tNe tate Captain K. Caine, Cup-| bere, Ore.. rec : and fancy mixtures. Sizes 7 to 16; tain Caine died recently, and Sen-| Angeles on busin long ago in an automobile accident AT $3.50, $4.00, $5.00, $6.00, $7.50 Excellent Assortment of Young Men’s Clothing. KISS AND MAKE a; | the guest of Benator Hourne fy the remainder o This plan seems j with the approval of official and mercantile }the endorsement of Mayor Je | Bime CITY OFFICIALS AND SENATOR BOURNE GET TOGETHER ON TAFT PROGRAM ; ever (My United Prem) Post. AND, Ore, Sept, 3.—Tt ts of y announeed that the officials and Senator Bourne, of Or exon, will share the time of Prest dent Taft during his stay here Oct Regarding a rumor that M Simon became angry because president will be a guest of Se Hourne as well as of the ct Portland, Mayor Simon — That I have refused to ree elty apeecben been no ed to the He Portland entire wing Corner Columbia ai will be en-| president's reception reakfast, luncheon and will deliver an ad party tertained and dinner _am_| & Co. STRONGEST OVERCOAT HOUSE IN THE STATE OLYMPIA }Hay has tow d a proclamatio reeting the observance of L day, September 6 jept. 2 , * to | President Taft's wish, he will be A Few Facts We have a mine that is active and producing. 57 miles from Seattle; four railroads to ship over; 800 acres of good coal land; own our own railroad spur connecting with the Northern Pacific and Great Northern railroads; a com- plete equipment for operating a mine, and are shipping to 17 cities, including Seattle. At the lowest estimate, our property will produce over 20,000,000 tons of coal. Our profit per ton is $1.25. Coal as an Investment It is an admitted fact that many of the largest fortunes are made from the coal industry. The cost of production is small; the demand for coal is large. The Northwest has become a large factor in the coal-producing world. The values of stock in coal companies here have doubled in the past year. The price of coal does not depend on the stock market, like copper, iron and other metals; it is regulated by the supply and demand. No better investment could be offered the small investor. Protection From a Coal Famine Coal famines in Seattle have never been caused by the lack of supply. The arnount of Washington coal is unlimited. If you are held up for your coal, you can trace it to your dealer. He needs the money. When you buy King Coal, you may know that you are not paying more than the market price-+ what it is actually worth. We protect our customers. ‘ A Guarantee of Good Faith F King Coal is sold only through our local dealers. The price is based, not so much on the sup- ply and demand, but more with the view of making an honest profit. We know that a sat- isfied customer will be an everlasting one. If our prices are just and our coal good, we need not fear for continued patrenage. This system of selling through our own agents has proven both satisfactory to the buyer and profitable to us. A Sound Investment na hte confidence in our proposition and are confident that you will after you become one of us. But to instill absolute faith in us Before you purchase stock in our company, we havé decided to make this exceptional offer. ARE TRYING TO FIND A MISSING OLD MAN jj » Tet youd, in iife and has Kari Grey comes to the. fair as) of Edward Vil} Sam: | even: | or in srrow | Van | years | » hin of the but since Aw | mm, nol fl we ph tayor the Hi nator |i ty ot) 1 mantis! ident |i 2 and 3. the Taft program if the pres! bn reaident Taft will be recetved| becomes a guest of Senator Hourne by a local committee Saturday | is absolutely false, as also Is the ° | morning, Oct. 2, and will be escort-| statement attributed me that Rion he plans for the Gov. M. & m ab abor The Coal Problem Solved 3 Tons for $10 KING COAL MINING COMPANY 617 Pioneer Building, Seattle, Wash. Phone Main 1613 Office Open Till 10 o'Clock Every Evening. || i} |] $6.00 BOYS’ PIQUE RUSSIAN SUITs . UP AT Pecan ms jaw || WATCH OUR WINDOWS E Lilliputian Bazaar 3 Removal Sale WE CAN'T AFFORD TO PAY THE EXO RBITANT RENT AND ARE COMPELLED 7q PROCURE A CHEAPER LOCATION. WE WILL THEREFORE SACRIFICE THE WHOLE OF OUR $10,000 Stock of Infants’ and Children’s Wear at Prices Way Down Below Cost} OTHERS This is your opportunity to lay in a stock of Children’s clothes. You will save money on every article by buying now. We can furnish you with evefything to clothe the new born babe to a fourteen Lae « 50c AND 75c ROMPERS $7.50 BOYS’ RUSSIAN SUITS .......... $3.89 | SGP E, PIU RE 5505 bos veer cevbiertes 68¢ $3.50 CHILDREN’S DRESSES i $1.00 BOYS’ BLOUSE WAISTS. ........... 68¢ | 75c CHILDREN’S MUSLIN SKIRTS ...... $7.50 BOYS’ ALL-WOOL REEFERS ....$4.48 | 40c CHILDREN’S MUSLIN DRAWERS . $6.50 BOYS’ ALL-WOOL REEFERS ....$3.48 | $3.50 AND $4.00 TRIMMED HATS . ii $5.00 BOYS’ ALL-WOOL REEFERS ....$2.89 | $4.00 AND $4.50 SAILOR HATS. ....... i] $3.50 INFANTS’ LONG COATS........ $1.68 | 40: UNDERWAISTS _..........66. $4.00 INFANTS' LONG COATS .. :$1.89 | 75c INFANTS’ SLIPS ............. $6.50 INFANTS’ LONG COATS .. . $3.28 | 50c INFANTS’ BOOTEES ........ oe MOC BABE DONNELS ...occcccccenccreess 18¢ | 50c CROCHET SACQUES ......... teeee $0c BABY BONNETS. ............... es eyee dl 2 ot err peer ry eee $1.00 CROCHET BONNETS ............. ys TABLES ARE JUST LOADED WITH BARGAINS. ‘ ghans, etc., etc. Prices on the above pec cut to ribbons. ae Lilip utian Bazaar LOOK FOR RED SIGNS OM WINDOWS. We are producing sufficient coal to insure us a net profit of over $27,000 per annum. Our directors and present stockholders are very well satisfied with this interest on their invest- “ment. Mr. Kraber, President and Manager of the company, sees the possibilities of increasing this in- come 10 times by installing an ELECTRIC SYSTEM for taking out the coal, in place of the old-fashioned method of mule power This system will cost $10,000 to install. He does not want to make any further inroads on the surplus, so has conceived this plan of raising the capital and at the same time making more business for the company. To every purchaser of stock—at $10 per share par value—we will give three tons of coal for every share, in lieu of any dividends that may be declared on this stock for three years. In this manner, you will note, the purchaser practically gets his stock free and a ton of coal in addition (figuring at the lowest market price). Our Advertising Policy We figure that we can well afford to make this inducement, and at the same time make more out of it than if we spent $10,000 for advertising our coal. We sell these 1,000 shares for $10,000.00. We give away more than this amount of coal, to be sure, but we get a thousand or more boosters for King Coal. Every stockholder is more than likely to use our coal as long as he has need for it, and you may be sure that he will advise his friends to do likewise. This money that we will spend will be the means of everlasting advertising to us, and we don’t have to spend this amount every year, either. We get, in addition to these new customers, an Electric System that will increase our output 10 times. Are we right? This Opportunity for a Short Time Only We have only 1,000 shares.to sell, and there will not be any more. This offer needs little argument. Every applicant buys, and buys quickly, too. We are selling the stock faster than we expected, although we knew that a live business man, especially one who has a home, would not hesitate long before taking advantage of this opportunity. We know what we are dothg and know that we will make more than we will spend. We want you to be perfectly satisfied. We want you to investigate us thoroughly before you see us. We know that you will be glad to call on us after you have inquired into our responsibility. Our Guarantee We will give you a guarantee that we will do as promised. This guarantee is not only backed by the company, but every director in it. We want your confidence and will do anything in reason to get it. Our office is open from 9:00 a. m. to 10:00 p. m. every day. Of coerse you will be there.