The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 15, 1909, Page 5

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SACRAMENTO PEOPLE SOPH fo te FOR A: Reoause September 90 te Day, the Sacramento people who celebrate Sacramento Day on date are preparing thetr pro. Taft that WILL GIVE GRAPES) WOMAN DYING WANTS 10 SEE gram very darefully, They do not! wish to hay any features of thetr celebration “Interfere with the on tertalument of the chief « xeoutive. | However, the the spare throughout day will rately utilised. The will begin at 10 o'clock in the morning, when several prominent men from the capital city of Cal {fornia will speak. Luncheon will follow and at 4 o'clock p. m, @ srand distribution of Sacramento souvenirs will take place. It ts es timated that at least 10,000 boxes of | the famous Plame Tokay will be given away, tr 6,000 boxes of mate hundred postals. PHYSICIANS ARRESTED | Wholesale arrests of physicians who are said to have neglected to notify the city health department of typhold fever cases that recently resulted In an epidemic in Dunia and vicinity will be made at t instance of Health Commtssioner Crichton The firet step looking to that end was taken yesterday, when J. L. Marbourg and C. EB. Lanter, physt- clans lHving fn Dunlap, were ar rested by Quarantine Officer J. F-. MeGee, for violating the health or dinance by failing to make prompt reports of contagious cases, JAPS OFF FOR 8ST. PAUL. be tm-| een gee | (By United Pree) BUTTE, Mont, Sept Japanese trade envoys. been the guests of the men of this cf eft this morni night the foreigners were tendered & banquet at the fashionable Silver Bow club by the merchants’ as: soctations of Butte. BANKERS ELECT ToDay. be President Makes tional Charges in Brought by His in Georgia. {My United Presa) ‘A, Ga. Sept. 1 Blamed by Maj J. F Q of the entral ile which led bis wif ly for divorce charged ty @uch attention on the part jmafor to Mrs. “Jack” Hor Bow Mra. vames MoVicker, a Mitel young soctety woman of Hanson filed his » superior court it containa 21 and denies barges. In it he Theo Han ot marital o bring Mrs. neglect addition to and several every effort to force de to bear the burdens of y by putting up money for Brotherhood scheme the plaintiff, with one of ber family, re-| Attack him in such a way bic defense would destroy ht nie 18.—The who have business evTeT TT Tree err ng * K STARTS FOR SEATTLE TONIGHT. {By United Pre GO, Sept General Frank here today for numerous for President few. The postmaster gen leaves for Seattic at mid tonight. WG « Peek ete eeeee ‘or St. Paul. to ar confer Taft to CHICAGO. Sop 15. Fhe Amer} can Bankers’ association will this * - * * 7 * * * . * * . * coming year, Seattle Carpet Warehouse 804 PIKE ST. Offered for Sale at Big Reductions peed Rigs, Curtains or C: ‘arpets, now is your time small, but expenses low—that is where we can < no ald, shop-worn goods; consists of bfo room sizes, in tapestry, Smyrna, Axminster, fet and Wilton. A FEW SPECIALS | S0c Lace Cur- tains, 29¢ Ea. | | 40¢ Window Manufacturers’ | } / \ Shades, 25¢ Each Opaque Window Shades, mounted |, on spring rollers, 36 inches by 7 feet long; stand- ard color ; regular We. William Harrison 804 PIKE ST. Sample Curtains, 1% and 1% yards long; can be matched in pairs. In Arabian white. Actual values, $1.50 to $2.50 pair. Extra Tapestry | | d floral de- ; good din- and WATCH THE se of Douglas Yar rd Route DAILY TIME he in Kifeet Monday, Time of B 8 i thie avy Benne en 1 Be Kancedy, tascent ™., 1190, steamer on qoast. in binck fnee FARE, be nouxn, bs 4 _fniaren between” exer aa s998 EVEREST AND EDMONDS ™ ALS SERVED rips Gai. Leave 1m, ss pm, momenta | lab- | celebration | Krapes | for several days, | Last | afternoon elect its officers for the} In the Grip of the White Plague, She Writes From jassachusetts Home to Seattle Police Chief. In the deadly grip of the white plagu Mra. Wendall Z, Sanborn, of Massachusetts, yearns to look into the face of her missing hus band once again before sb cumbs a victim of tuberculosis In a letter to Police Chief Irving Ward, Mra, Sanborn pours out her heart. The letter follows “Lam trying to find my husband. It would se & godsend to find him before I die, I am sick with tuberculosis and the doctor says I can't live long under this awful suspense, but I do hope and pray that I may see him again before | die, I have looked for him until my strength has given out. Now I don't know what to do. | trust you will help me.” In her letter Mra. Sanborn says whe thinks her husband came West looking for work. Sanborn left Wakefield, Mass, November 6, 1908, He is a woodworker by trade. FAUST IS PRESENTED Gonod’s musical opera on Goethe's immortal story of Faust }was rather poorly presented by the International Grand Opera com pany at the Moore last night. While the singers themselves were in good voice, both principals and chorus evidenced a hesitancy caus. ed by an unfamiliarity with the muste or lack of proper rehearsing The musical director tried hard, but in some way the orchestra failed to get Into the swing of the opera, and added to this was the fact that the man working the spot tights” got on everyone's j nerves with his flickering lights, which he didn't know how to han Idle. In addition the sparsity of the jaudience was not conducive to en | thustastic effort on the part of the | artists, The steamer Cottage City sailed }for the North and Skagway last } aight with a few passengers. The | steamer Queen of the same com pany was one of the departures for south, including San Fran-| When the Senator sailed for Nome she was crowded to the jhatobes with freight, although her} | passenger Mat was not so heary. She made a big hole in the water as she pulled out The only arrival yesterday was the steamer Dolphin from Skagway She brought down a few passengers and some treight. are remarkably low: SPECIAL 65c. PAIR fects in contra ues at O5e pa SPECIAL $1.35 PAIR or Pr in white designs SPECIAL $1.98: PAIR Extra iray Cotton low the price There is extensive variety o Ten-quarter tan or gray, with Eleven-quarter gray, iced Heavy colored borders 15, 1909, —your old stove, range or heater taken as part payment on the purchase of a new one. ABOUT EMPRESS MAKE merchandise of dep ments tave been OF GUARANT very beat" aftor a thorough Investigation of the WUARANTEED HEATERS cord with the known policy of this store in ndable qualities we anno made for the SD HEATERS in all styles of heating stoves. In a0 curing and selling co that arrange EMPRESS MAKE the selling of the the disting fishing mark for entire heater situation, guided by our years and years of experience in the buying and sell ing of heating stoves, we have decided to place our entire ener sy in the sale of EMPRESS MAKE GUARANTEED HEATERS. we can assure you that our showing of EMPR ANTEED HEATERS ts qualities that made for tion of fuel and the last word in the heater world; “aafety long-lasting, friond-making 8 MAKE GUAR * that economy in consump service” is yours in une, when you buy an EMPRESS MAKE HEATER. we promise that the pricing on an EMPRESS MAKE HEATER ia fair—ia lene “heating stoves.” than on any similar style of the many so-called We by all means encourage omparisons, NOT ONLY 18 THE EMPRESS MAKE OF GUARANTEED HEAT. ERS GUARANTEED IN DETAILS OF CONSTRUCTION BUT ON THE FAIRNESS OF THE PRICES AB WELL! Just telephone us and we you full EMPRESS heate: change Main 7144—Ind THE EMPRESS- - Superior to any re dardle Ss the pric EMPRESS ts a high«rade it is fully guaranteed for 10 years machine assures absolute satis faction—-the EMPRESS and STAYS right in constant use have @ representative call and give or range 4042 information Sunset, Ex- he perfect sewing machine ol name. or price} sewing machine moderately This splendid we 18 right We'll place ove in your home immediately on a small payment each week or mouth. SEATTLE ~— ~~ TACOMA ————+ 5 Watch The Star Want Ad Columns for Sargaken a _ All Descriptions. 1533 Third «A Postoffier. $2.50 AND S100 snows ASTRRN SYSTROM Third Floor. Cal To the housekeeper this sale means two things-~ Cotton attractive asting colors Size Blankets, in bordered ef Unusual val ir Size vith below Cotton Blankets, effective border their regular worth at $1.35 pair, Thirteen-quarter Size Dlanket$, with attractive Note the large size and $1.98 pair. Comforters—Stitched and ly low in this sale, at Comforters—Size 68x76, of ton. Tomorrow's special them excellent values at pr Honeycomb Bedspreads — Size 6% cially priced for this sale at, each ....5+.% bse weseges Beamed Sheets—Size 72x90; for use. Special at, each . silkoline ered, of good weight and priced unusual ine cov ~90c white cot ice makes x80. Spe 5c os OND SH E | The Raven prescription service means that the doctor's skill in pre scribing Is most efficiently supple mented by the druggist’s skill in compounding. RAVEN DRUG CO, | 1416 Becong Av. Our Great Annual Sale of Blankets ad Comforters Begins Tomorrow Morning dependable merchandise and big money-saving. Large confident orders, placed long before manufacturers were busy with their regular work, made the splendid values possible that we will offer tomorrow. fine; new, soft, cleanSMlankets and Comforters, in every style and size, and with all details of quality and best workmandip, vouched for, The following price quotations YSPECIAL $3.70 ~» PAIR “SPECIAL $4.50 ner * endid All-Wool or plain gray ter asa Choose Blankets, in plaids These are in eleven-quar are usually priced at $5.00. tomorrow at §$ ) pair, and Excellent All-We plaid and eleven-quarter size $6.00 sort. Extreme ol Blankets, colorings. All are They are the usual values at $4.50 pair in pretty designs a RPECIAL $7.00 PAIR heavy beautiful Rich Blankets, trasting ter quality, with colors All-Wool Gray borders in con Eleven or twelve-quar Regular $9 values, at* $7 size: pair $1.75 EACH $2.50 EACH ns Comforters—Size 70x81, heavy weight, stitched and covered with splendid ae ity silkoline. Very special at Comforters—Fxtra of laminated cotton de line covered, $3.25 HERS size, 90 inches long, vn and fing silko and $3.50 values at .. nn ee Fringed Bedspreads corners; $2.26 value, each Marseilles, with cut 91,90 mee Oa AVE Seamed Sheetse—Size 81x90 heavy quality, Special, eac We Mean to Sell Every Piano at Once We Want to Remodel We have purchased tt John C. Walling Co wholesale, Every no freight added Now for the We made it, buy at once ise and stock of pianos from less thag One Big Cut piano now at a price and not a piano can be had if you fail‘to Look—Read—Act Quick "327 298 Chickering Knabe ... Think Steinway ...°286 Ivers & Pond 9187 of it! These are only a few of the many bargains that can be had if you buy now. Player Pianos; Also Many Grands Old Reliable Makes ‘At less than half their real value. TERMS: $1.00 to $2.00 Per Week You can pay all or more at any time. This is unquestiom ably the greatest piano sale on record, WHY? Because we purchased these pianos for less than reliable pianos were ever sold for, and now we offer them at unhea: of prices because we want to remodel and get our store real for our big regular stock of stores everywhere. 365 Free T ‘rial, high-grade pianos sold by om Store Open Evenings, } Successor to John C, Walling Co. 419-421 Union St. 1% blocks from Postoffice; only % block from new White Building. THE INTERNATIONAL COMPANY (Double Bit!) cana” and “I' Pagit row Mat, “La morrow evening Tonight als & Kemper present “PAID IN PULL” By © ene Walters. Eves. 50. Mats. Jol Mi Today (ine.) Presents L QUESTION” bright comedy Sunday Mat., Seat Sate row THE GRAND Tonight, Mate H. H. Frasee -rne ¢ A briltte musteal Tomor “30 Miles From Boston.” ALHAMBRA THEATRE Russell & Drew, anege n “Mie. Mischief.” 50c to $1.50. Mats Seattle Theatre Russell & Drew Mas nagere. Phones Nights, rne Nights Sat. Matin PAC 08, 10 Lols THEATRE Main 1304 rt of Maryland” PANTAGES THEATRE Vaudevitie.” Daily at 2:30 and 9:00 p. m MINERVA Creator of the Water Mystery. |) Other Great Acts. DO YOU WANT TO BUY, SELL| RENT OR EXCHANGE CA\ REGISTERS? Independent dealers hand. “ you big mone, THE SUNDWALL First Ave. YG, HOPKINS @ RY (Bstablished 1893) BROKERS Stocks, Grain and Prvistons. ALBERT HANSEN, Jewelen | First and Cherry, | Optical Department. A MUSEMENTS. Daily at Igorrote Village A.-Y.-P. Exposition “NEEDS NO BOOSTING.” 1 The \Greatest Exhibit of a Primitive Wild. People Ever Made Anywhere Chinese Theatre A.-Y.-P.E. SENSATIONAL SUCCESS! The PEKIN Magicians and time in Amertoi ROUPE, Juggiors trong Men. ¥iret Native Chin Do you want to buy a home? See The Star's cia jed real columne.

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