The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 11, 1911, Page 7

' foDD BITS O' NEws F oR Y, Colo—Three weeks j Mre. A. H. Knowles lost a $200 d from her engagement ring. jesterday the diamond appeared in ‘cherry ple which formed the des for the Sunday dinner, Th had dropped in cherries that ghe was canning. MIDOLETON, N. Y.—Finishing 5 years in the pulpit, Rev. O, P. Crandall told his congregation that got drunk once, 80 years hg any of his present parishion- @ra were born, Ho never tasted Hiquor since. NEW YORK.-—After an tnterrmit- mt search of 11 years, Detective linton Woods has captured Walter insiey, a negro wanted for mar Tinsley had pot been out of lew York ALLENTOWN, Pa—Geo, Kipp $es had Mra. Anna tmmerman of York arrested on @ charge of witchcraft. Mra. immerman and Or. Jno. Kiauss taught Kipp’s ghildren to ait on the wet grase and | int @bdtain “perpetual health,” and they i, Poti ii stent -_ ci ise tg Regrade Scrap The municipal plans commission last night had aother scrap with fesidents of the North End about probable regrades to result from the plans of the commisaton. It ‘Was finally decided to Bare con mittees, representing the North Ead Improvement clubs, meet with the Arterial Highways committee of the commission for the purpose of threshing out the matter. Goddard protested gl would necessitate regrading entire city. City Engineer Thomson replied to Goddard's argument, but adnilt- ted, when he was questioned, that estimates for a regrade of the North End had been prepared. ‘the yards behind the Rainier brew- ery at Georgetown and started to- Im trying to evade the Good Rubber Plates, each nie Red Rubber neces each . Sliver Fillings, each Painless Extracting . All Work te Guaranteed Office Established 10 Years SCHATFNER & THOMPSON Office Hours: 10 a. m. to 6 p. m. Sundays, 10 to 1. Corner Second, at Vesier Way Over Guy's Drug Store. Entrance, Room 204 Sigmund Wisneff became #o Inter eatod tn the movement of a kite he was flying that he walked off the roof of his home and was dashed to death, NEW YORK.—After being res cued from the wheels of a subway train under which he tried to throw Dimaelf, Herman Lukowsky said he wanted to die because bis mother pagged him and called him lazy NEW YORK.—Thomas Gardner and George Bartlett, both crippies, and each having but one leg, en- gaged in a furious battle, using crutches for clubs. They were friends who had disagreed. LONG Beatty, t fiance, Miss Anna O'Hagan, from the Long Island aerodrome, 12 miles away, for dinner here, After dinner they leisurely flew back again, NEW YORK.—Firemen dashed what they thought were two chil- dren, when Ruth Kaizman cried for Petie and Pinkey. The firemen found two white mice. One fire fighter wae overcome. A head plece bought at right pricea gives satisfaction. Have you tried the Fillmore Mt Al $2. 50 . sty! McDONALD’S HAT STORE 1023 Third Ave. 20 Feet Gouth of Spring 92. There's a satisfaction tn pa fully outfitted ‘Traveling Bag, Suit Case or Trunk— There's a satisfaction that you got them of the most re- Mable dealer in the city and know you can depend on them. Dependability is the Secret of Our Suc- cess in Both Stores ‘We carry on hand always a large stock to select from. Our prices are moderate and our goods all guaranteed. STOELTING’S TRUNK STORES Two Stores 706 Second Ave., N. Y. Block 1420 20 Av., Opp. Bon Marche Save $509 to $10 On your Fall Suit or Overcoat by walking one block from THE HIGH RENT DISTRICT $1522 to $25 SHANER & WOLFF : 803 THIRD AV. We Keep Our Clothes Pressed Free jWall Paper We Can Save You Money on Wall Paper, Because— First We are’out of the high-rent district and give you the bencfit of our low rent. Second We buy our stock in very, large quantities and so get the benefit of the manufacturers’ low rate—We give you this saving. Third We know how to buy—Have been in this business for over 20 years—The manufac- turers don’t hesitate to give us their best prices, for they know we are reliable. These Are Three Reasons Why We Undersell Competitors C.H.Dahiem & Co Formerly President Star aint and Wall Paper Co, 1508 THIRD AVE., Between Pike and Pine Remember the Location—Third, Just North of Pike OPEN SATURDAY EVENING burning tenement to rescue! - PHYSICIAN, 90, WILL NOT RETIRE UNTIL HE REACHES CENTURY MARK LOB ANGEL WS, Cal, Aug. 11—Dr. Henry Knox Stratford, who passed hiv 90th birthday here yesterday, visited his niece, and became the oldest practicing physician in Amertea, declare 4 today that he expected to continue practicing medicine until he was 100, “When T have turned the century mark,” he said, “I sball think my time haa come to retire and make way for some of the younger men, T am as strong now in mind and body as the younger men, as all my patients will testify.” Dr. Stratford ts distinguished for his rugged strength and health, He never had an unsound tooth. He attributes his health to abstinnnece from tobacce and liquors. ees TURKEY BUZZARD USES WRECK LOS ANGELES, Aug. 11.~A big turkey rd, blinded by a right headlight, flying through=the closed window of an i und Santa Monica car was responsible for a wreck Rear Ivy Junction early toda The motorman fost contro! in dodging the flying glass and hie car crashed into another Just ahead. No one was seri. ously hurt, but treffic was tied Up until a wrecker arrived and cleared the track. a ited Press Leaned Wire.) 118, Tenn, Agg. 11 W. ordon, commanderin-chief of the United Confederate Veterans, is dead here, The end came to the famous soldier suddniy although it was known that he could not long survive a general breakdown. The death of Gen, ordon will) leave the affairs of the confeder ate veterans in the hands of Gon. Mickle of New Orleans, Gordod | was born in Giles county, Temn.,| October 5, 1836. CAUGHT! Creditors Demand Cash, and We Must Raise It WE HAVE CUT THE HEART OUT OF PRICES, MAKING SUCH REDUCTIONS AS WILL FORCE AN AVALANCHE OF BUYING. THIS IS OUR GREAT LOSS AND YOUR TRE- MENDOUS GAIN. SUITS FOR MEN AND YOUNG MEN, DRESSY AND RIGHT IN STYLE, FOR LESS THAN THE CLOTH COST. SIMILAR VALUES SUCH AS YOU'VE NEVER GOTTEN BEFORE WILL MAKE YOU REMEMBER THIS SALE FOR YEARS TO COME. Some of the Price Reductions Men’s Furnishings Men’s Suits ae $3.79 Same mee | She $5.79 $1.19 $7.79 see Mews oa, 910.79 48 's Sui = | Young Men's Suits Se neh: cieeee SOc Balbriggan Under- put tw ... $7.89 $16.50 Suits, Boys’ Suits $1.00 Lisle Underwear, CUt LO sersseee seenee out to .. $1.00 Union Suita, soo $298 93,38 Suits, CUE WO neceveee weeeener $16.50 Mon's Suita, out .. cut to 50c Suspenders, out to ... $3.00 Silk Lisle Unger- wear, cut to ... 15¢ $1.48 15e Black and Fancy Sox, 6c cut to 25e Wash Th cut to ... 25¢ German Imported Howe, Cut tO ..+0++ We - Ne $4.00 Sults, eut to $5.00 Suita, out to $7.00 Sutts, 50 Ties, CUE LO creeeeree 100 Handkerchtefs, 2Se Boston and Paris Garters, cut tO ...6++ She Belts, fe cut to ec Overalls, CUE OO cccrecee eereeernee 2.00 Suit Cases, 7 5! soahgpeng ROOD cut to $6.00 Leather Sult cra eeenenee Y27 $1.00 Extra Heavy Black Sateen Shirts, cut to . 48c $1.50 and $2.00 Straw 48c 48 Hats, cut to 22¢ $1.00 Bathing Suit CUE LO cececeee Soe Leather Work Gloves, Out tO ...cceereeee Compare our statements with facts—you'll find no exaggeration, no misrepresentations, no snap traps to delude the unwary. The values and prices are exactly as we quote them; the goods exactly as described. Our sales force has been in- creased to quick service, but we advise you to buy early, The store will open Saturday, August 12th, at 9:00 A. M. Be here on the minute. Bring this advertise- ment with you, call for the goods, and we'll deliver the bargains to your entire satisfaction. H. KESSLER 216 | 216 Pike Street | Pike Street $2.50 Pants, lca | $4.00 Pants, cut to $3.50 Shoes, $5.00 and $6.00 Boyden and Packard Shoes, 2.15 cut to. ee Geo, | TO MOVE THESE SHOES QUICKLY, WE HAVE DI Reduced Every Pair “35% | THI8 INCLUDES OXFORDS, BLACK AND TAN, PATENT LEATHER, VICI KID, VEL OUR CALF, BOX CALF AND GENUINE KANGAROO Neal Boyle Co 423 PIKE ST. THE SEATTLE STAR TO MAIL SURSCHIDERS — The mn expires is 0 benth montha 8 per month onta, BL T9; one lee at the follow Muties, 6609 Yialbued Ay, Phone Crown | Pine. mM Tharmoecr, sarner ith ey. and 1 1 nd. Cedi rmney, corner Pines best 1 mh and We roe Corner 9th. Funerat Dire ty Both phos “HELP WANTED—FEMALE. nna | g Weare, dille claims oo tormted nee HELP WANTED—MALE. He Batley, Main 677 WwE COME LOT ME TAL ING Li THAT WELL INA CAN LoTs ING. you INCO: ASBE! ow 0 THE TOME BUL OTS IN HUGHB. . WILL HELP . OCATED, ABOL GOOD > SELL HAVIC HEK you 18 A CHA TABLES AND FRUIT. CAN MAKE YOU ME. BSMENTS. T TODAY AND WITH You, you LOTS FOR $450. FROM $50 LDERS WE HAVE ANK'B SECOND ADDITION, LA EARN A LIVING, THBY ARE T TWO BLOCKS FROM CAR LINE, SIGHBORHOOD LOCALITY DOWN TO $15 OF CRhOPS NOW GROW NCE TO. RAISE CHICKENS, GROW ON FOUR OF THESE LOTS i LIVING WITHOUT ANY OTH HERE 18 A SPLENDID CHANCE TO GET A HOME THAT WILL HELP PAY FOR ITSELF, NO BURDENSOME TAXES OR OLMSTEAD, 87TH THE ENG SEE Us. BLOCK PHON SEE RTH OF NORTH 2894. ‘ LOST AND FOUND, site amu Finder please ¢ pase Merry Ke in make hot w [FARMS AND ACRES—Continue 5 ACRES For +r “stain | AT O'BRIEN jom wy ae FORN HED APARTMENT AAAI AR and week: rae pi bo. ANNEX— nee F 0 08 pe and iho per day; walking die Rights ay »_ turnie! ear public market FOR RENT —mi “at Rnoguaimie Bar, D. Johnson Wanied- ane. . (rade checks 1418 Tits ars Pod Deine fo iearn sooter repalr. Apply main of- SPECIAL Notices. POULSHO HRIGHTS. month! ch ra ractaatas jerry Realty Co. THE OXYPATHOR, Relieves Pneumonia in twenty minutes Breaks any kind of fever, OXYPATHOR CO, Bide, Seattio, Wash. con WASHINGTO. 14-18 Pod hyrrone 4 old remodeled Latest styler ue Aroade HWidg. Ind. tL Argude Wide. Ind. 1 ds MARRIAGE OF REMONTES PERFORMED, MAIN 4267; IND. Taino 8 Pine Prone be lonely. t {idential: | open | Ma it ae i jan wants to moat burly aud refinement ciaTy, Room &. HOUSES. DPPH DYDD DDDDDODDE D > n AL BULLETIN vHAT YOU WANT. us know your name and will mall you a ale everything we WHEKLY CONTAINS my tettin ‘edd copy. have to le JOHN DAVIS & COMPANY, 700 Sucond Av. Main 2141. ina. D Bpppponnmrnppnnnt cottan close ‘cor ‘and. palnted; in. ‘beacon bungalow, shed of gga ti! ia Sailnet °° wl was mez HO riteyiare iis Ct annne seer ” Beli ot. Phone No 101 MESTEADS. Sn exceptionally a LAND COMPAN' FaRms “AND AGR ZAGE. OWN A patie 2 RANCH ND he M ‘Andi adinin « We have 10 acres, with fine fr lake; good, rich # balance fine for = chicken ta “The Live Wires ¥ Co, Northern Dank Bide Acres to fell at above KE HANSON Floor New _Th ~ 110 ACRES OF GOOD UPLAND ~ ies one-halt mile from N. tr dig mill, Jum a ae York LARGE DAIRY RANCH close t ‘over ff 1g Seattle; 161 60 acres in meado: Dearing | orchard: nt G SANADIAN LANDS Open to hom: joining my claim, 160 of 820 acres land, © Located betw © tone 6 AC “TO AC! to 2 new railroads. Act today; 4 in sunny Al worth $5,000 to Office 807. SRES CHEAP n Colby and Port Orchard, | Se land! level tract; ‘open 1 $400 FOR ACKE NOnTH OF « vty Vine view ey, « near hed. 8600; 160 LIFPORD LAND WANTED Men to p " tee} 7 um pe & snap bi CLIFFORD LAND CO.. 1019 Third Ay GOCOSCGOOMOOOOOGOE ° ° tas REAR SILVERDALE ON MOOD O CANAT. 36 Conirat Hide Seoo0000Mm0000000 oO EWEACRE of Baint to sound, a1 Tr, dwetting, fare Amert tate 40 CITY RRAL Est ATE. LARE WASHINGTON. ALDER BOTTOM LAND Four $1,000 poultry, and close t and stores. Price Kirtland ferey to. our otf ac Kirkland or BURKE & PARRAR 405-409 New York iti INC ~ AWIGE LITTLE OME Good 4-room cottage, Jot 14x16 grade, sewer, w cerae “GREAT BIG HAR * A Two large room shades, curtains, ON & ACRES FOR $375 cat | Five acres of good woll, part $16 Oriontat “Hite . | POR BARGAD ON GEORGE L. New York Block 0 them from or t-reem o J. Jacobs, 99% COLMAN Be you ‘toon ing, or Bremer | — RES FOR $150 NEAR LAKE SAMMAMISH And wi lar Be. tab nell mone hin ae “ on easy hy. iving distance of Seattle ni terms; $25 down, BURKE & hein AR, ane ed tend or ties Berty IN BC Bide. JULEVARD FOR $300 i ‘OR $300. ath. — Gos depot ef Opposite _P ath, b Now York Keautiful four good ah We will sel! you 10-acre tract soll for $760. nd maple ‘and, Wes perfectty creek; perfec It is covered with al i good 0 WEST SEATTLE REAL ESTATE ARR ARR ene A CRISP SNAP $2,660; TERMS THRER A a ear: fire JOHN witttk é 407 Orientat Bik buys Ind. 2032 eds, for Mr aftornoe JOHN 407 Ort W UT enol Tat. “| Bargains in This ts) hy Cinge fom: TATE—( ih Breede Cake GUNEN PROPERTY. oF ‘PORTUNITY. Lake Burien @ up. $40 down, a \|_OrTy near © io tna oe buy your goods miasion A. % Rothee Monin 1849, To 4614 Se ARO COmL™ AAA Egan with fret jond coat YARED TO BUY—FURNITURE OV PAI PIS PAL PPP orn nel, ald for furniture aad . Main 1859. L 36) 23 CHATTEL LOAN COLLATERAL LOANS. AD T PLEDGE SOCIETY, an] F OR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS in furniture, oar |househeta goods, stoves and pobi We exchsvge your old goods, SULLY & BALL, New Location, 600 Pike panda, Teter cow a Se i or part of my 7 reoma, to private parties; 209 Waidert, runs And Seltable @ Page (book <F ‘house, e0tt byngaicne piaus. giv Voorhees, Arcit’ TUR CANADIA aM ES Hera ofticn, Toronts, Canada (209 age jim, Canada, "ete general ness interest allowed Ume depoatta by RATILE BRANC! v. “Mott. M CARPENTERS. Exhelman & Wilson, carpenters and Indow and door screenm 2121 Western a Haley Ula nd. wife. Injurion, PHYSICIANS, RANK SROORS' — Persie wumnation, nervous and chronic On, nowe, ti medicines "35% Tie Peopie wor IN HOMES CACO > fe ‘atont 30 yearr in '® Brooks, regi rele Mark, Attorneys: £26-6 Colman Blox ~ registered patent al Block. TTERNS AND MODELS. AeA NER equipped _shap in town, PLUMBING AND HEATING. ‘Write for Pumbing, steam, and gan citing | we e's specialty In “prompt. deth 1811 Etghth av, Main & PRINTERS. Nee ring Touxe: 3659. Right pri " RUG REPAIR. a TRA ALT Nae Kepareine and' repairing. 2088 Westlake av.” Phi Main 1261 SKATING RINKS, an tonight. at Reine STAMP WORKS. xe Eran Works: A Main, Iud. 1879, Main 3834 STORAGE. SYREN ~ON Meo Pinopenak. Storage Locked Vault for valuables. 1016 Transfer, ® Henry Weiler, Moving @ Rtorage Gos 2 ion Pos, Ulick and other makes writer and Supply Co, 822 N. Te