The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 3, 1909, Page 5

cl TOW FLIT:AT YOUR WALL WITH i ON Tal N. NEW VEST POCKET WINGS FOR PRESIDENT TODAY HRUNSWICK, N. J, Nov ot the A meeting en aee |e MERCHANT J Micros REVENGE IN A gO ALLEY yn proph at within would be able 1 in the al a few years any and aid (B00, Nov * € rr bullet of the On rastantiy Killed nese merchan alley in this to ascend without the °° PROUD OF TAFT AS Bs NI NEM and infor to the ay “en ont man. BR i F fo have been the Pe shooting with Instead of protesting against the of President member ‘of the the grand camp its sonaton has od Ernest Moore, th ongliah artist, to paint « portrait of him » brotherhood build ersity grounds. of the bullding for the use of the ording to resolutions day ndidates for the grand arctic chie will elected at the banquet Thursday | night have entered the field. Thesg are Stanley Stearce of Dawson, James Hill of Fairbanks and \ Chartes a of ( who was ading ca has withdrawn from the was sion this morn 4 the members will meet again this « ning At this meet the day for the sight seeing nd the city will be se for admitt Jan honorary | Brotherhood, | which began jhere yesterday Taft as Aretic oped of a weal boa sel They fed} the Yee Fong Wo was he fur ae them them. Threat f mere made by (he ena fellow tong & woman had to,this city the elopement in hiding om his way thy | ©8-/ will all be lett students, a adopted yest | veral been who be wntil | his | ne a se es WILD AND WOOLLY EAST (By United Press.) PATTERSON, N. J., Nov A half hour's ride from Broadway, 50 laborers, em ployed on an électric line here, were held up, bound and gagged, and robbed of $1,000 yesterday Not in Arizona or Montana but within sight of the sky scrapers of Broadway, a half a hundred husky me work ing on a public street were lined up by menacing six shooters, like passengers on a Nevada stage coach. one the laborers 4 out of thelr shanties, and as fast as they were searched they ere bound and gagged, until 50 of them lay sprawling on the ® ground The holdup men escaped, eee eee eee tee eee ee cut represents one of Kimball Art Style are attracting such attention among cul \* of this vicinity, and | now on exhibition at . House. | nball is acknowledged by |* world over as being in the equal of the finest At the World's Pair in 1893 the grand bigh bestowed upon this a8 was it also at the | on, fust close out sale o' F mow going House a num fitiy = marred ve [good as new and in every par. Huded at a tremen hed a desire to own i@tstic Piano, take ad thls exceptional offer Ohe at these gre today j for Christmas and let Payment— | our way; range that, entire satisfaction. 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Our pric BOOTEES FOR Wool Bootees white and pink, wh Our price 25e—In + patrs f 25c—In plain and 25 MacPherson - Gray Co Main 3604—Pike St., Near Second Av.—lind. 4471 Attention, Merchants You that we Savings & Trust Co. of Seattle will be interested to know have more safes and vault in daily use than all other manufac turers combined | We guarantee our safes and Capital Surplus and undivided profite vaults to be superior to all other 40,000 Purcell Safe Co,, 312 Occidental ay,, agents for Herring-Hall-Marvir Safe Co. of the g Hall manufacturer “ \ a pythin pAadeedianaplbedig tian eatting | P Safe & Lock Co.'s community, and begin You can't life or gave your to do it right away. start too early omyoung ing puts a man together, makes him fit and able to do things.” —Mark Hanna in in your money and vaults. gente Sav YOU WILL SAVE MONDY INTEREST ZH PeR CENT Compounded Semi-Annually. 6 for yours been walng drive me out of e I charge reason my work, and adve f agalnat 3D, HOGE, President B. SOLNER, Cashier DIRECTARS Ferdinand | Schmitz, J, D. Low- A B. Ste rt, C. Hi. Bebb, 3, MoCormick, James D. Hoge. Holner. Union Block and Cherry, Open evenings until 9,| sid Sundays until 6, for people who CORNER SECOND work | and CHERRY STREET ALWEAT HANSEN, Jewsien ches at Sawnens Fired’ and ‘Chiarey, Optical Department NOVEMBER 3, 1909 hundreds of valuable and beautiful awarded to the little girls who prizes will be have entered this contest— of and this is the last week the “STANDARD North Pole Contest,” up. to § and you can enter sturday night if you have ! not already done so, so hurry! little girls who have en BRING IN YOUR EN THIS WEEK SURE to those tered TRIE, be see the all on special exhibit; folks all. your with you! sure to come and prizes bring your little and friends EMPRESS WINNER either of these splendid Mission- style chairs $1.45— $1.45 regular price $2.00 this aty very p ay design hast wplendia attractively trim awing top, nick ew drafty and ast tron i cant tron 4 ke kel t rail two splendid dining chatr val your choice of two at trhkbtive styles here; bdth have solid saddieshape seats; solid oak finished tn ‘FMly English; regular pric either of them $2.00 priced for the week, your choice for , ues nickel fos ' pletured specially takes wood; regular price § 1 45 cally priced for . ’ the week No, 16-—tdkes 33 wood: regular price a elally priced the week —Himit six chairs of one style to a Berson. large arm rocker: special— —comfortable arm rocker finished in golden oak; solid saddle-shape se neatly finished flat panels and’ bent endid of $3.2 arm rest; a s value regular price for the EMPRESS MALLEABLE range that will give you “kitchen comfort” and lute satisfaction for a lifetime! There are several thousand EMPRESS Malleable Ranges in daily use in Seattle. regular price $3.25 Children Enjoy— Good music but often can not have enough is pleasure. Keep the s mind in a happy brighteni nts with the music of a VIC TOR—the finest talking in the If and singing machine world, Have you one? Victors from $10.00 to not, why do you tarry? ' : $200.06 *rice . One dollar brings one into ): Prices same on your home terms, easy Coast Distribaters On Talking Pacific Pacific Const Dealers in nway and Avenue et, Senttle, DISHES AND SILVER WASHED WITH 60 US PAT OFNCR NEVER TASTE OR SMELL OF SOAP BECAUSE IT’S PURE AND CLEAN. AT YOUR DEALER'S. Bankrupt Sale nck of Clothing, Hats, Furnishings at, your | Mme Paul sive MIL 424—V TTC OT nd 5 Great Publicity Contes Veer One $750.00 Player Piano One $450 Piano. One $300 Piano. One $ 50 Violin. One $ 40 Guitar. One $ 25 Mandolin. One $ 20 Banjo. 250 copies of 50 and 60 cent sheet music 60 Song Books with words and music CAN YOU SOLVE IT? vocal and instrumental, For the neatest correct answer we will give $750 player piano, All other prizes will be awarded in order of merit by the judges, who will be selected from the various newspapers where this advertising is carried. Their decision will be final. For each correct answer a check will be mailed to the contestant from one of the many manufacturers of whom we purchase pianos. These checks will be made payable to the Lucore Piano Co., and when en- |dorsed by you can be applied only on the purchase of any new plano in our house, Our one price system protects the plano buyers and en- jables them to purchase an instrument at the lowest possible cash jprice. We are today the World’s Largest Exclusive Dealers in Pianos jand it is now necessary for us to have two factories to supply the de |mand for Lucore Pianos. A short time ago we supposed our Los Angeles factory would keep the demand supplied, but we have found ft and within a short time our Chicago factory will be turning the number made in our Southern California plant. The |Lucore Piano has been acknowledged as the World's Greatest Plano jat a medium price. THE REASON FOR THIS GREAT PUBLICITY CONTEST. of the absolutely free the From the success obtained In the past by the assistance jmanufacturers in an advertising way, we have used more than the number of planos agreed upon, Now we have interested other manu- |facturers and with thelr assistance we now inaugurate the greatest |contest ever held by any concern, no matter where located. See that your answer is mailed at once to the Piano Manufacturers’ Contest Manager. This contest will close November 15th at 6 p. m. All answers must rh our store by that time. Be sure and write your name | plainly, using only one sheet of paper, and address the Piano Manw |facturers’ Contest Manag gor?’ LARGEST EXCLUSIVE DEALERS In PIA” 928-30 “C” St. Tacoma, Wash. 419-21 Union St. Seattle, Wash. Stores in all important cities of etght Pacific Coast States. 0 Men Wanted To Work at Birmingham BIG WAGES. yp any idle men in Seattle we want them. We selling 6 ),000 worth of 5S-acre tracts daily and the 12,000 acres can't last much longer. AT THE REQUEST OF SEVERAL HUNDRED PEOPLE WE WILL CONTINUE THE BIG LAND SALE OF 5 or 10-Acre Tracts at Birmingham AT $50 PER ACRE ON TERMS OF $2.00 PER MONTH, FOR ANOTHER WEEK Excursion Every Day Rain or Shine FREE Nice big warm cabin on boat, so don’t mind the rain or cold. land on our own propety at our new dock YESTERDAY WAS A BIG DAY -—-WE SOLD OVER $45,000 WORTH OF LAND—OVER $20,000 WORTH TO ED. MONDS PEOPLE ALONE. Remember, for one all our sale will continue week more, after which land will ‘be held for higher prices—nearly double. Some folks do is land is on this side of the Sound with railroad and street cars and is worth five times the price of lands on the other side of the Sound. As soon as Everett & Bellingham car line is built across this land, it will bring ten times present prices. The sawmill will soon be up and running there, giving cheap lumber. Men with brains buy land on the Sound; fools laugh at them; fools work for others all their life, like the ox, THE LAST BIG LAND SALE OF 2,000 ACRES WILL BE GON. TINUED AT BIRMINGHAM Tomorrow, Thurs., Nov. 4th Big FREE BOAT tickets needed, 0 a, m. VENUS. leaves Pier returns at 7 p.m 7000 acres have been sold the last days; dozens of new houses going up. We have work at big wages for all kinds of men. R. R. and street cars run through this land, as it ts only 11 miles from Everett, Get on boat; no tickets de or come to C, D. Hillman’s offices In Thnes Block for free maps and guides of all this country, 8 FRESH WATER LAKES FULL OF TROUT AND BLACK BASS ON LAND. 15 MILES OF WALK TO BE LAID, MEN WANTED NOW, no 6 at Over $600 worth of berries raised on one acre of this land at Bir- mirgham or Earlington or Pa- cifle City,