The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 18, 1909, Page 7

me 3 YEARS OF HARD WORK | abo | pary’s non® ed in | scalp To tell the world, In her own | Hawai Hano-Avent : f ! a f pound gives life; et characteristic way, with roar [won wy a we sone th nh a fow ql ) her |{tebing, fallin & hair, gra ing cannons, blaring horns, grog and hort : - . h tr he was on her w Laldness. All druggists shrieking whistles, ringing belle, in laughing, shouting crowds of old and young men, old women, young women, rol licking boys, pretty girle—to | tell the world that she is right | back at the old stand, ready | for business, that is San Fran cieco's real purpose in the Por | tola Festival aad Sate of Fine Linens Chis week we present a matchle irray of high-class linens at the most attractive savings. Our peo ple pre ss for it months ahead; huge quantities were bought wherever special concessions were to be had, and as a result You Can Save From 15 to 35 Per Cent The fun will start tomorrow 1d Dot Gaspar, rep} nted by a lineal descendant, | Nicholas Covarrubias, will wail through the Golden Gate and) in review before the Amer! can and foreign warships in the ny, on his way to pay his respect Portola queen, no oth Mius Virgilia Bogue of Ban] & famous beauty and} true daughter of the weet ning when | | | Pee eee eee eee eee eee athlete fee GAN FRANCISCO, dot a alt a will ‘bo just the start, the All y B ——a igre: { Serevmakinas ' on ou uy : my Tine. . ae . 4 | works. iluming : gerefree Bis w events, dinners bet rh Daned we articland and naval a Housekeepers, hotel men, home folk, restauranteurs, stewards and others will find this a most ad ig ertous spirit be the “F military offloers of this and other iM yantageo , ee & pee Dehind it jcountries sightseeing trips, aquatic] intageous buying time over three ye jsports and all tne thousand and | ° - i. " pane oo | oe other Uhings that oto make Scotch, Irish and German Linens—Fine Matched Sets at Notable Savin gs se ihe ms be $5.75 Cloth and Napkins | $20.00 Cloth and Napkins $15.00 Cloth and Napkins | $24.00 Cloth and Napkins ‘ v4 a ‘ $4.85 914.75 , $10.50 $18.75 to obstruct y< MISS. | trish Linen Sete, Cloth EXTRA! ‘ y VIRGILIA BOGUE, QUEEN OF SAN FRANCISCO'S POR. One Cloth and a . atched Li ied rman Clothe a ' ay end tores,| TOLA FESTIVAL, AND DON NICHOLAS CGOVARRUBIUS, WHO J Na ie tc aaa “eg ane Nemiine—Pinet aue> | Paits Clint tive orca tae ea a Ramiele one — four square miles of WILL ASSUME THE CHARACTER OF GASPAR DE PORTOLA. | ee lee clit eal eh Cloth rds aquare ie hati of ah » and 27. | kine—German Linen Cloth piles of brick, mortar, MISS BOGUE, A NOTED CALIFORNIA BEAUTY, I8 THE DAUGH: | (By United Press.) S4x8-4; Napkins 24 inches | Maptine 22 thohes square; | wieached Irish Linen | price $15.00; sale price, | ®2¢ Napkins to match in - | rac 7 quare % handsome bordere sat c : ‘ ; m, twisted steel, a dreary wa TER OF CHIEF ENGINEER OF THE WESTERN PACIFIC RAIL- | TACOMA, Oct. 18—The running square; falr valu at | teres regular $ 0.00 for Cloths, without nap $10.50. suveau =6designs; 4 words—all that ROAD, COVARRUBIUS I8 A SPANISH STOCK BREEDER OF 1! heart, SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA, HE 18 A NOTED HORSEMAN, kine, at a third less. | Handsome patterns, | $19.00 Plain Satin Cloths $5.76; sale price 4, down and killing of Mrs, Catherine x90 and the Nap $14.75. on of the com Herman, a widow, 47 years of age, | kins 26x26—finest quality; one after 84x10, same quality; | Joatruc the heart-atraining task of rear- of lights reflecting red and yellow, Saturday evening, was the third aA, collection of 664 Ta: | About. two yards Pinte White Satin ated price, $18.75. » ing a new western metropolis yell and red, the colors of the | violent death In the Herman family $7.60 Cloth and Napkins | bie Cloths, bordered of. J square—at $1.48 in- | Cloth, 72 inches sq lpet, though the city was de behind the Golden Gate Portola Festival.” in three years. Three years ago $5.85 | fects, finest Irlah linen; | stead of $2.00. Cloth, | 12 inches square, | German Sets a Third Less the spirit of the pi For three years San Francisco! To ate the discovety of San! the woman's husband was run over Hematitched Cloth and | *l#¢ 2%x3; regular prices | About 2%x2 yard und a dozen Napkins to| Other Sets in various of the days of "49 lived has worked, worked hard Francisco bay by an old fellow and killed by a train, and a Iittie Napkin ranging up to $7.75; all of. | at $1.78 instead of | match, 22 inches square; | sizes at the following While the amoke was still ‘or five days, beginning tomor named Gaspar de Portola, firat|over a year ago a son was killed pking to = match—Cioth | fered at the one price, | $2-50. regular price $19.00; sale | prices measures 84x84; Napkins is from the ruins of the row morning, she’s going to play, Spanish governor of California, in a logging camp. ‘Three giria, that city’s sons and [play for all she’s worth. Tonight back in 1769—that ts San Francis-|the eldest of whom is 18 years, and get themselves to the streets are ablaze, thousands co's excuse for the Portola Festl-|one boy, aged 12, are left price, $15.00. dered patturne and bow | Table Damasks by the Yard—-A Fourth to a Third Saved $7.50 set for $5.85. Bleached Table Damank omens - i i inches wide regular ly 35e; in this sale at g¢, | Fine Towels—A ae yn ssh ee ere Art Linens | gid” "ate 36 wa : pho naman Inches square; bor $36.50 Sets for..&27.50 $40.00 Sets for. .$29.50 dered patterns and hem Bleached Linen Damask Bleached Damask — 64 Bleached Table Damask neh; sale price nish; 72 | Cluny Dollies, worth wu in; ante grist, GEG. Hemstitched Tow finish; ay p Sliver Bleached Damask | els — 16x32; plain wide; regularly | to 50c; special, 25¢, —70 inches wide; regular worth 1244 a yard; for $1.35. | J Drawn Work Center ’, nese Drawn Work Pieces, 36-inch; worth up | ly #9c a yard; sale price © 25¢. Bleached Satin Table| Tabie Cover, 90-inch; to $6 OF $2.25, | S8e. All - Linen Huck | Damask—Perfect! in; | worth $42.00; for $19.50. re Drawn Work Center Bleached Irish Linen | Towels—Size no b al < eaes Work Gant, Ploces worth to | Damask—72 inchen wide; | finest quality; gro ing with fine | Cover. 904nch:; _ worth $3.50; special, $1.49. pi, egg te. wets T coiaon, O08. "| tor $2.10. | $60.00; for $29.50. Drawn Work Dresser Aljl-Linen Bleached Cluny Table Cover, 90- Bleached irteh Linen Bleached Irish Linen Bearfs, sine 18x54; worth : Huck Towele—24x41 inch; worth $35.00; for k—72 and 70 inches aches wide ; up to $4.50; for $4.49. org pride very heavy; special ra tora Drawn Work Scarfs, | yards ee te ae ; all iinen, | Linen Dol —— os 2k ia i. worth up to $5.00; size | $1.26 apiece, 394. finest quality; worth | 1 immed and Rip tint i 18x54; for @2.25. 18 $1.25; for 81.00. | drawn work; for 10¢. INVEST TODAY IN LYNN PARK GARDENS er’s Choicest Homesite Property Not Lots, But Acres Only $225 Per Acre Today iy Yerh57;000 SHER. TACOMA I1&C°ST. Rings es eee de hb ine > ated M.A.GOTTSTEIN 3 FURNITURE COR, 9ECOND AVE. BETWEEN PIKE & PINE. And $10 Per Month COUVER B ( Is the Seattle of the Canadian Pacific Coast. It is the only railroad terminal 3 YU. \- city on the Canadian Pacific Coast today, All the Orient trade of Canada, and much of that of Europe, passes through Vancouver. The tremendous de pment now in progress throughout all Western Canada is causing Vancouver to grow with extraordi Fapidity. Solid ‘Ook Rocker To help establish homes—happy homes— Child’s Crib With to enable you to make them cozy and com- Mattress fortable—a delight to all the family, is the splendid mission of this institution. The Population of VANCOUVER has grown from 50,000 in 1904 to 100,000 today. In Five Years’ time it will be 250,000 We make it easy for you to establish your home, its furnish- We or, if already established, to complete § Fortunes have been made, are being made and will be made by investment in Vancouver Real Estate. j you take your share? It is here for the asking. You cannot lose your money. ing in the way you would like it furnished give you— Better Goods at Better Prices, accompanied by the Quickest Service and an abso lute guarantee of SATISFACTION TO YOU READ THIS | GUARANTEE _ Any purchaser of one or more acres in LYNN PARK GARDENS may, one year after date of pur- have all sums paid returned to him, with seven per cent interest, on application, if dissatisfied with Best Treatment, the We offer you our merchandise on the easy, pleas ant, fair and thoroughly satisfactory DISTRIB $1 Now and $1 Weekly : af ays » CHILD'S IRON BED, exactly like {lus- > P ME oF N,. s pla gets awa uf “4 $1 Now and $1 Weekly del ial ge harasci ahh Sop zulbi an Bets AWAY | tration; has very high sides, head and from the fixed, inflexible and object able rules so | foot, making {t impossible for the little one to fall out, Side lowers to facili tate easy handling. Size 28x54 inches. This Guarantee offers the fullest protection to outside purchasers who cannot conveniently inspect the y before purchasing. It enables them to participate without risk in Vancouver's marvelous pros Rocker, similar to illustration, made of quartered oak and finished Early | common in credit systems. The DISTRIBL English. This Rocker is very com- | PAYMENTS PLAN is so planned and so n ? ! as welll ve G ‘5 of YOUR PARTICU. | Fimtshed white or Vernis Martin, This red with | Mr. Gottstein personally that YOUR PARTICU- | cen is titted with extra thick cotton Specially |] LAR INDIVIDUAL NEEDS AND FINANCIAL | felt mattress, made from best selected 89.50} ARILITY ARE ACCOMMODATED ‘TO A | White stock and covered with fast col- m, ored art t Crib and mattress spe- NICETY., cially priced this week at ....$17.50 F ind four or five hundred miles from Vancouver, in the Kootenay or Okanagan Districts, costs from WM to $300.00 per acre, just what we are asking for this Vancouver Suburban property. : A short tinx ago acreage at Central Park, Vancouver, could have been purchased at $225 per acre, wit has all been subdiv ided into 33-foot lots, which sold at from $400 to $500 each, That is at the rate of from $3,200 1 g 1,000 per acre Lynn Park Gardens have a soil equal to any in British Columbia, the Garden of Canada. They are Situated 4% miles due north of the projected Second Narrows Bridge across Burrard Inlet. Seymour River rns to choc 25 other pat from $10 to $25 varying in price ids the property on the East, and the Lynn Park Reserve bounds it on the West. room for new goods which are dally arriving, we sup our ) Carts, Cutting prices in two is taking radical measure eed Wo railroad surveys have been made, one directly through the property and the other within one-quar Sac tions biuce tan are. Hack the Carte es et = er mile, Two G ernment Roads run through it, the Lillooet Road and the Waterworks Road. We are showing two styles herewith, but there are many to select from. All are of the collaps type, reed or wood bodies, nat or enamel finish, rubber tires; most styles have first-class cushions, and some are fitted with torm shield, The prices range as follows $. 0, $6.50, $7.50, 89.00, Lynn Park Gardens lie about 20 feet above the level of the river. They are lightly timbered and the soil level for a considerable distance back from the Waterworks Road. Every purchaser or intending pur $13.50, 14.50, $16.50, 9 is enthusiastic about the splendid view, particularly from the east of Pc property. Roads are plan ned which will m ry acre readily accessible from any direction. When the railway is in operation, in Park Garde: 1 be just half an hour distant from the center of the city... You can reckon what lots, mM actes, will be worth then. Remember, one acre will subdivide into eight 33-foot lots © owners are offering only a part of Lyrm Park Gardens for sale at the present time. They are go to hold the | nee for a year or two, when they expect to sell, not for $225 per acre, but for $2,000 St. x | At the present time there is a large profit in Lynn Park Garden acre lots for the “right-now” invest Of, but it is val mmediate action that will enable you to take advantage of this exceptional opportunity o buy “ not in lots but in acres.” é lots, bg €member | this one vital fact—the men who are most successful in real estate purchase not B bint cr multiply their wealth by subdividing, when the growth of population demands addi tional bafitdi Your choice at half the above prices $1 Now and $1 Weekly ARCADIAN MALLEABLE RANGE The ARCADIAN MALLEABLE RANGE is made like a locomotive boiler—there is not an in ferior particle in it—every part, even the raw ma COMBINATION BOOK CASE $20 Combination Book Case, exactly like illustration; very pleasingly designed and made of quartered oak, finished golden or Early English. Writing compartment is roomy and well ap pointed. * Handsomely shaped mirror of French beveled plate. Specially priced for this week at 20.00 Several other patterns, slightly varying if price, to choose from, $1 Now and $1 Weekly terial that is used in the manufacture of its minut st particulars, is sukjected to the strictest super vision. When it comes forth from the factory it is @ perfect, harmonious, indestructible p: of brain and skill—and it lasts a lifetime 5.00 will bring this peer of ranges into your home immediately—balance to be Arranged to suit your individual convenience. er Price per Acre, during this month, only $225 $25 cash, $10 per month Will be worth $2,000 per acre in two years’ time. REMEMBER: Your Investment is guaranteed. Money back with Interest if not thoroughly satisfied, Pa vince Rupert Development Syndicate, Limited 712 Third Avenue, Seattle Your old Stove, Heater or Range will be taken in part payment on an ARCADIAN, allowing you full value for it.