The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 22, 1912, Page 7

Burton, who appears Hee theatre today and to wat arrived from Chi aves to Honolulu, whore ‘an engagement of ¥ weeks, mith Barton has the dis of being the only pianist} M. RB. Brewer, candidate for the | phas moved ber audience from |legistature from the 40th district, to tears by the skill and | withdrow his name from the stand playing, The plano pat Ucket yesterday and entered Burton uses is the CROWN | tho contest In the progressive prt which has been donated by | maries of September 7. Brewer ts P. Bent & Co, from thelr | making his campatgn against Stand- Maat Sed ord abled pat Speaker Howard Taylor tn his distri, Rep, H. D, Buchanan, of the 47th district, also formally filed with the progreasive party yesterday, M. H. Cushing, assistant cashier in the county clerk's office, re- wigned bis position at the court houso yesterday, and entered the progressive primaries as candidate for county clerk. Cushing ts one of the few progressives tn the clerk's office. He has been a member of the Progressive league and active- ly assisted in the recent presiden. HODGE HOLDS: OVERFLOW MEETING Progressives of Spokane Turn | Out by Hundreds to Hear} Candidate for Governor— | Snohomish County Candi- dates Quit Standpat Ship. Spokaee couety is wildly enthusl- astic fom the third party, This is indicated bythe fact that there) wasn't room | enough in the city | councll chambers to hold the crowd last ofght that wanted to hear} Bob" Hodge, candidate for gov- ernor on the progressive ticket “Bob” had to addrews an ererfiow | meeting as well. At that, hundreds were turned away. The people | were so enthused that a big demand is being made upon Hodge by Spo- | kane progresstves to hold another | meeting in that city before the pri- marles of September 7. Hodge spoke on the high cost of living, ad- | vocated the recall of judges, and | told of his experience with political grafters. He was cheered wildly as | he left the platform. Nine Quit Old Party Three members of the lecisiature left the atamdpat party in Snohom- | ish county yesterday and filed with | the progressives. They are: J. B.| Campbell, author of the eight-hour law for women, Representa tives J. L. Boyle and H. W. Holmes. Other candidates who withdrew ~jare: D. A. Ford, South Snohomish, representative Thirty-eighth dis- triet; A. R. Maulsby, Everett, cor ner; Hans Mumm, Everett, county engineer; R. H. Faussett and A. R. Moore, Everett, prosecuting attor- ish, reprenen: tative aoe — Jones, resentative Forty- Samay aistrick A. H. Moli, Arlington, representative Forty-ninth district; H. J. Bebeau, Frerett, state senator, Thirty-clghth district. Kaufman a Progressive W. H. Kaufman, of Bellingham, assessor of Whatcom county, for “| BREWER QUITS EVALEEN HILLIGO Aug, 26, 1911, years ago this coming Jan- our little daughter, Evaleen, fed what the doctors called Tuber. n of the Bone. This she had hands. We had the doctors nal bands, also give her ey took one finger ao so ed the bones in the From this she got but benefit. Hearing of Nature's through a stranger, who, ye now think, is a dear friend, we the medicine and gave it to her. know what it will do for We think the medicine ts " for the disease. Our is now well, and will say when We started with the med- we were never without It = ym bad Lag results. We hope this statement will ws. pecans of saving others. Re ‘AND MRS. ELMER HILLE November 14, 1911. dis- In Lewis county & complete coun- ty progressive ticket was decided upon at a meeting held Tuesday night. Thomas Crawford of Lewis county was one of the representa tives to the state conference Satur- day who had originally opposed a jcounty ticket, but all objections jhave been smoothed away and a | big progressive vote is aattelpated. FATHER VAUGHAN Father Bernard Vaughan, the fa mous English priest and lecturer, who delivered an able. address ‘Tuesday evening to a large andi- jence at St. James cathedral, will | speak tonight st the Chareh of the Immaculate inception, av. Marion st. His subject atholic Church a Menace to the Country?” gereais of all kinds— KRISTOFERSON' | PASTEURIZED CREAM & It has a tempting flavor its own. Order of your or of un. A. Kristoferson | e| PUBLIC MARKETS weereake 1be; 460 boeste 20c' bo Dp, 256; 6 Ibs. roll. ; whole pickling spices, fbn. prunes, 25c, 3 cans 15¢ dom: 2 100 3 tor ido; 166 Jello, 26¢; No. OF CHICAGO 1 Famous Pianist Wii! Appear for Two Days Only ieee oya' lean kitchen ‘cleanse’ salmon, 10¢; 3 pkgs. 19 sack flour, Soe, 2bc and Iba. 160; trout, Oregon Whole salmon, silver smelts, 2 | Ibm. 16¢; salmon duck eggs, 400 dor. 300 Ib.; vedi ise tb tongue: ial Lamb chops, Se ib.; pot roast wage, 10 Ib. # shoulder mutton tender! 12 Me Be od club sau- m, Me Ibs Be halibut, & sole, 2 Iba. 20; ; sliver amaite, 2 Ibs. Ibe. A Man With a Little Money can do much by investing it wisely, and op- Portunities are constantly presenting them- selves to the man who has some cash re- sources that he can lay his hands on quickly. We pay 4 per cent compounded semi- annually on savings accounts. Washington Trust & Savings Bank _ Second at Cherry. New York Building. The capital stock of this Bank is owned by tho stock- holders of the Dexter Horton National Bank. STANDPAT tal preferential primaries district at Alki point “Cupid” Gage for Auditor Another blow the standpat gang at the courthouse was the fil ing of Claude F. Gage for county auditor on the progressive ticket. Gage ds one of the best known mon {nm the auditor's office, He ts pop wlarly Known as “Cupid” Gage, hav- ing been at the marriage lHoense window for nearly four years and having issued several thousand I. censes. Gage ts familiar with the duties of the county auditor, He is capable and well liked, and will be a formidable contender, He has already broken up the couoty auditor's office force. Another defection in the court house was the filing of 8, N. Soren- won for the legislature from the 48rd district. Sorenson was tho only candidate for wreckm the old tickets, He withdre: mediately upon the organising of the third party in hin Ralph Krows Electric Co. Retall Everything Electrical, 316 UNION STREET Opposite Postoffice, Main 1634, Fans Fans Fa Sell you a new one or repair the old one, FLATIRON REPAIRS Sandahl & Son Co. Try Us for Your CUT FLOWERS —AND— FLORAL DESIGNS Seeds, Shrubbery and Nursery Stock of all kinds, 120 Pike St. Main 3253 Baltimore Souvenirs Given to All. We Teach Dancing Free. ADMISSION 25 Inctuding Five Dance Tickets ‘ LADIES FREE BE GUIDEO BY THE AOVER. TISEMINTS BELOW. THEY ARE RELIABLE AND WILL MEET YOUR EVERY WANT ee ICK ICE CREAM Three Flavors, Try It. You'll Like It. Royal Dairy, 5426 Leary Av. EMBALMERS Calls Might or Pay. Ballard SE Rs Baller; FURNACE wWomk OUR SPECIALTY .Ballard Sheet Metal Works “Bkyligh Blow Piping, Gutter Hotel and Restaurant Work. General Mill and Boat Work Dr. L. R. Clark, D. D. 8. Why should any one suffer with the nerveracking, old-fashioned methods of dentistry, when our ab- solutely painless methods are at your disposal? Remember, we can fill, crown or]! extract any tooth you have without pain. Our prices are the lowest that have ever been offered in Seattle for the high-class work which we do. Just think of getting an extra heavy $10.00 Gold Crown for $4.00, or one of our famous $10.00 Never-Slip Plates for $5.00! And not only Umt, we pin a guarantee to every recetpt- ed bill that means something to you, Regal Dental Offices Dr. L. R. Clark, D. D. 8. (Manager) 1405 Third Ave. N. W. Cor. Union NOTE—Bring this Ad with you The Savings Account As a Reserve De- GROWING number of bust- ness men are Ag king upon the Bavings Account as the means of investing any any riod of time. The Income is assured and the pal te avaliable at any time. 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Walling Pl 28 Co, 208, 203 Arcade A: « flodr, opposit wit ~Help Wanted—Female_ o h plokers fn," North Yakima; chance for the ake money and have an metime Leave © Be fombor 1, 2, 3, special train, Row fator at’ on Pioneer Kmploy- mont Agoncy. 106% Washington Woman cook for small honpital o of aaa Women oka for hot in and out of city, Hee Mins Smith, Hoattle Employment Office, it nid oo NG BLE Ront, Sound Biectric Co. 1010 Wirat Ay. Apprentice” girls, millinery. Biock, Ballard Situations Wanted— Female y work, w Phone Malt a plain wowing at ieee Wanted—Male_ don't 3 you know wi tron- 2649. tuition, L oy at hop picks fi . Firat av. W. Yakima Fequired the fare. Here ts & chance for the whole family to make rm have an outing at th Leave hare Sep- 1 train. mister at once, Pion % ieyiment Agency, 106% W jon WANTED M end) women to dearn the barber trade; way aid while learning. Call or write NATIONAL BARBER COLLEGB Wanted—Tiiree good “experienced warts tee must take stock first tow months in mont ™ for excavation and ounerete work on Great Northern bridge. Apply at job office, 34th geet ands ver... Londqutst se! nye wulta "hr, us: erie Be BELLS HEM Ui ig 204 Em- tre Butta’ — RDER ins mice | Ave. you whether you nese inven. || uate Optom Seb t serist, 180-33 iflock, #11 , 4% 8-437 Epler ner. good worker, Swed- ‘done nt, Wants ba with nal rt " Oey, | wicee Mob piakers. goed cooom: Mu: look. Baseline Ww Write Seliger Farm, Dr. A. Lae Lewis, sar » practor. “Hours ? to 4 p.m ade Annex. Main 124. Lady « lead: an t| Desirabie 4 sto a GHIROPODY, and scalp treatments. 217% Pike st. eA and manicuring. Frogne “maniouring, taclal bulte 24, “He Lib: razor Get Acquainted Boclety. Names adresses, 704 Pine Street. Mra Richardson, gradu Harrison 3564 housekeeping rooms at Hal Hotel Trafton, 6325 Ballard « to $5 week. HOTEL CLARENDON—ii2% ith av. & Rooms 60c and The. Miliott 6421 J, Hotei Livin i931 int av. { 2.60 per w HOTEL "OXFORD. 1920 ates $3.50 per week Hartington, 161d Becond. $2 week up. Lost and Found. tieman’s «mall diamond ring. Will party who called Mott 2084 kindly Call again or ad- drene Mr. J. 1. Bagby, 61 Yeast way, Yeuler Apts ward? Elilott 2084 or Main 440’ Stray d Sunday rning, fox terrl pee. two binck spots on back. eturn 1915 loth North, Hast 6484 Reward. Package containing 3 VT pales ai Ter oe. end of ‘ort, Lawton urn 802% Seventh, Hott 2683 FT reward Lady's” Biack “Handbag containing bank book, lost on 19th # oar A at 1p. m Phone East reward. two weeks ao, locket and monogram h sides of Cc J. B. |. M. 8; re- Viate Main in Good 813 7 Dost—Poarl necklac Safeteria; reward, 7 good Ken containing pt er. nd receive rewar g and cleaning. Coatorlum Dye s. Bast 292. Wagon calls and ivers took, 1 ¢—Baturday, pair lady's white kia gloves, between Madison park and Denny-Blaine. all Bast 8 fiyex tested free. Eraduate 6) glasnes at reasonable prices. tie store that for less, 1427 3rd, Want louse & office furniture, cash. Gibson C randier- 510 wine M. 3 Savings book No, 16688, wat Los! , er return to Washington Savings Bank os Found ketbook, Wagt ‘Anne car. Owner call @ Plumbing repairs, Ge ue ences. Q. 1826. Lost uot Queon 1 refe Cail Hawt 6000, Prayer book and receive re-| >: Houses tor Rent. Onn MOUSE FOR RENT. In Southeast Seattie, one block from car, § large rooms, city water, elec tric Tights, $12.50 per month MEER 4 5 Henry Bidg. oe foom house, «as. tricity, good beautiful view, very * people. 1604 ance. Phone Tally Visiy Bistion iniiard 730. wood repal ‘oom cotta, fyrntabed, Mountain 31_N. 75th at nervice, For Rent furnishe Phone Beac T-room house, Third av G-room cotta + 50 month. ay, Phone Q. A. 241 Cheap—Modern 5 or @-room house for rent or sale, Phone Kenwood 1 Se Furnished Houses yew month, #900 1 urnliure 136, in ing two months’ rent. 6006 Fifth ay, N. W. Rotiring year cotabita htock, nice fixtures, good trade, for $1,500 cash. Other grocer $2,000 and up at Invoice; seme will dovept part trode, Also hardware general merchan r Ko0d winens in and out of Me ttle, $7,000 to $20,000. (Dept. 11.) AL. FUNK & CO, Pionoer Bidg. from offers ory, clean 44 Acreage. FIVE-ACIUB BETWEEN AA BVERT TRACT AND Goop 80mL S160 Corner five-ncre tract, on fine ce ty read, with as good soll an you are likely to find between Beattie erott, ton, good and ‘Ever- Church, stores, etc. Tr also have an: this ove for $67 front eoun 309 Colman Bio POTATO LAND 71 ACRES FOR $4 On the county road, three miles from Gre is, we have this tract of heavy loam, suitable for truck gardening. It has @ frontage of 367 feet on the county road, lies level has running water. ficheol house on Adjoining tracts hav dn thin your fine crop of ways have what we OLE HANSON & Botheti, he elling tracts with water all in, ht Se 12/00 and 9:00 p WO acres, 7 miley eaat on NP. RR, with Contracts carry 80 of death and ox- tension in case of sicknons EBLWOOD LUMBER & TIMBER CO. 137 Henry Mdg. ree & ACKES FINE POTATO LAND for 9175.00 ry Kasy Terme. AB Newel. 1 Boring St. NO INTEREST 7 NO TAXES | Charged on our Railroad Addition to Large tract within 16 enter of town foot street balance $1 ic terest, no taxes, warranty deed, perfect title. OL HANSON & CO. 414-17 New York Block. _ YOU HAVE NOT SHEN Our Seattle Subugban Tracts of city Fou, fealize wh are mis im’ De you want to lays on a 20-f bw per tract per month, OsCAr SEMAN ACO 214 Northern Bank rae & Pike MERCER TSE. Ajolning dock, goed rice, eandy. foams sot, no gravel; frult, Price $1, ov easy terme. CLIFFORD, 1019 Third Ay. FARM ON TERMS tract of acreage, par- 4, with house, chicken gte.. for $1.20, only $100 cash tie month. eres where you can raise a couple thou- chickens, besides berrios fruite and vee for the Se- tle market. This piace ts close od wagon and euto road. Burke & Farrar, 104 Cherry fies TIMBET ¢ to mill at Bremerton, good level tract, fine for frutte, timber is worth more than price) kod for land. Price $1,000; $100 canh. CLIFFORD, 1019 Third Av. oy ts all around Seattie, — ih peras two miles northeast Getchell, Wash, on P. R This i# a dandy tract, and what you would call second bottom lan $5.00 per per cent Interest on de- payments MBER 2 TIMBER CO. rred BLWOOD 1 m house, 4 bi im Lake Station, asse ly. S500) sap county, on R. F. D. road. Sidney S41; terms, WATER TO IRRIGATE I have 10 acres across the Sound with a stream running through it; enough fall to work a ram. Fine soll and easy to clear, 1% miles to dock and store, R. ‘and tele- phone. ha Ad- no more. mpletely furnished, |— ing plano: cheap rent, KE. 2388, 2 to 4 room, walking dis ont Apts, 1, 1612 , $1.00 per week. Sli on Lake car corner firoadw and Yenler. © Modern. $2.00 a we 8. Prentiss, proprietor. nd, 86 Virginia « i 92.60 otk an up. 168 " i # $00 and up Civic” HOTERL Rates 0c datly an room BL Rho fea day a partments for Rent. neton, 190 mon furnished — 4-ro0 apartments, baths, en el J his and up. Jantt Himare Apts, furnish nished, $1 a $1 Beacon 3 Res te a unfur- 1414 King. ight Furnisi hed ra une Pp in 2861, furniahed a : om Fe ‘clo sa Has 4661 ee or ekeeping Rooms, oping rooms, tient ; fine view. Q. A. ri up: Psa public snarket. housek Mfanes Included, g 114 Valley. well furnished transient and oma at 819 How rooms, $1 i Hott 4118W 8. 717 Marion . Board and Room. WANeIAoTowtoniniren amall boys preferred Johnston, 4354 Wanted—Childe 1508. Cheap, housekeeping Fr iahed hounckoeptn Pike at to board, Beacon +| Bast of T 1909 Minor, LF, rooma,| 4210, poats dail of mari to olty r ° ot. “Price $3454 1019 Third Av around Seattie. h. LIFFORD, Good tracts all HUNT Do you wan Address a) Sehuchard, Wood Wash., te 1 ke Washington. 10 ac 1% miles from Bellevue, Wes well, fi per acre. aWiELL, 120 MY THRE nna park oa forced to sell. pring St. LOTS will take X-415, care TATO LAND ~ or yn WELL, Spring St For Bale—Acre in North End, good soll, bargain; good terms. ‘Phone. Batiard $31 ee Water Front HOODS CANAL WATER FRONT, near Bremerton, 10 acres, over 400, fost fine sandy Price $ aah, OL! ‘is TLANSON 414-17 Now York Block Bungalows, Hinck! Enchonge — Rest Estote wee Baraboo, Wis., to trade Rainier av., house, on 50-foot lot, cattle property, 4237 Seattle, Wash, Flats for Re: Rent. Farm Lands ener TO SETTLE AN BSTATH WIil well 160 acren, 4% miles from Winlock, on county road, near ghbors, 60 acres bot balance to mult 8T COAST LAND CO 14 American Bank Bidg SPUD LAND 19 ACKES FOR $500.00 Threo miles from Granite Falls we have 10 acre black land that lew and spuds, houne, just off county road netghbors. Come in and talk to us about thin 4-G.F. OLE HANSON & CO. 414-17 New York Block ¥ » from school good CASH RECEIPTS included and con- er routes, telephone, free mall Gelivery. Price $4,000, some torras. CHARLES SOMERS COMPANY Alaska Bullding. is expecially the raising of berries. poultry. Forma $25 cash and $10 & month, To see thin acreage, take a Madison car and county ferry to Burke & Parrar’s office in _Kirkiand, or call 104 Cherry Bt POTATO LARD 10 and 20-Acre Tracts Excellent land, close to Silverdale, handy to Seattle, Lies well, fine view. Price less than haif what other land is held at. Only $35 per acre, with $1 per acre down and $1 per acre per month EWELL, 120 Spring St. r| is fies south of Seattle we have an improved place of 68 agres, on city Pipe line, good road, b@ldings fatr, running water, two from station 500 nis tn a mnap. L, 120 8 miles F INDEPENDENT a chicken ranch. 6 39 ay terms and easy to im well located, near nh close to school and handy to Beattie. P. VAN ARSDALE & CO. 1209 Third Av rae mile from Bisco, Wa R. A very fine tract, with fine stream of water. Very |Corner Market For Bate acres for| 7 Wanted—To Borrow Wanted WT ortow, W068 ot Prigate perky. chattel, 00d noourity, Kast ralainiigd Wanted to Buy--F urniture Modern urn. Co. 416 Pike M tit For Sale—Fu urniture. $300 furniture of b-room houne, cow $700. 308 Third N. Queen Anne 49) eR LT} For For Sale—Wood and Coal. Patent duet pan with first load coal, NEN & MoLeod. Phon itis Sg to Loan et SAL, MSTA “contiden tial #63 2nd Av. STERN BROKERAGE CO. from | $5.00 to $100.00 L receipts, et prompt servic ky ‘4 ‘arehouse p7iberal terms, We have a full line of Albers’ and Fisher's poultry feed, Internation. stock food and remedies, « poultry remedies, and a Jo mite exterminators. mail orders promptiy RY CO. INC. Phone Eitlott 3268. fine Ancona pullets, ths 014, 16¢ and up. Red pulleta, § month e each. | Paulnons __Phone aliard 31, '! 8% ™ THE KAL POULTRY Mar Spring chicken 25c per Ib Live and dressed turkeys always on or ACIFIC POU, 1600 Pie Buff Tego: nye hens, id, for Ballard toot tor Sale — MisceNaneous. DANA AANA AR AAAAR A or boat for sale, on Lake Waah- launch, 4% horso ngine, brand new for ' motorcycle. ® av. Ne K. Tubbs. or Salo—Blackamith shop, 1 tools, chea ren dress Jack Cook, Wood For Saie—Firet Place. i _ 4006 14th ¥ fine upland, logged over. You can't net payment 4 LOTS AT GOLD BAR, $25 AND UP An investment at Gold Rar Is certain to make money for you. Gold Bar is fust on the commence- ment of a big growth. The Great Northern Ratiway Com- pany Is spending hundred thou- sands of doliers in putting in one of the big freight assembly yar: of the West. With the completion of the yards and track laying, hun- of men will find employment at Gold Bar. Many families are already transferred to Goid Bar, to move there as soon as the ratiroad work is finished NOW 18 THE TIME TO BUY PROPERTY AT GOLD BAR DO NOT WAIT UNTIL THE BIG OPPORTUNITY 18 PAST In addition to the ratiroad wort Gold Bar has the second largest aw mill In the state of Washing- pay roll of $1%,000 por! Gold Bar has wood working plants! that turn out the best columns and balusters in the Northwest. ow Bar has one billion feet of tim- Ir. ideal for poultry of Gold Rar has rich land sarround- ing it. GOLD RAR IS GOOD CAR JENSE! osc. & co 244 Northern Bank Bidg., 4th & Pt ce at Gold Par. nice p 3 Phone 440 One-cylinder G New pianos for ‘ton i purchase. AE bt Snes nema A HIPPODROME ae OF ACTING PTH AND Dramatic art. stage and tail tom ine pemona! Ftetvaararara-aesa ant) OO Nichols mungalows, Minckieg Bik, Se Sis ane eee: Carom and tad Seasorions ba Tiatde anol Wika AP ea eo TH pe terete as = can ry bei as yt wood turner, Ker. SF. BOWL. § block 424 RR Ay. FRASIER, ft ape- ae Taste Biag., tommacty BEAUTIFUL LAKE VIEW LOT Overtooking Lake Washing- ton and the new boule- vard, for only §400, $10 down and 86 per month. Within 20 minut ride of Pioneer sq elty , Kas, aidew nd trie Ligh ‘ain in the BURKE & FAR 104 Cherry ~ tracts of rich land, together with & new, well built cottage, well, etc. Price $1,500; terms $160 cash, $15 monthly, Stop ing rent in Se- attle. Buy this and raise pouitr berries, etc. ur own use and market the To see Kir and, take Madison and county ferry or steamer Uranla to Burke & Farrar‘s office in Kirk- land “or call 104 Cherry St_ OWNER SAYS SELL 5-room cottage, on large lot, 7! the lot alone t# worth alm price asked. Owner cut price for k sale to $1,450, cash $159, bal- $20 a month. Get busy and see this buy, Take Phinney car to} 65th st. amd see COTTAGE REALTY CO, Phone Ballard 1 “FWO BEAUTIFUL U HOMES ‘oom bungalows, large ‘uctible lake and » fireplaces, ing porch, VERSITY New T and & lots, — unob mountain v large, light ij solid oak floors, hot water heat, all assessments pald, block from car, Only $4,000 and $4,500; Benj, Benton, owner. Phone wood 1239. AUBURN Double corner, 8 3 minut shop and tr chance to get land in a very easy te Price $460, $20 no interest, of contract OLE HANSON & CO. 314-17 New York Blo ~~ VACANT LOT: cant lots in Southeast Seattle, on hin tu sheds, Here is jarge tract of fi railroad town, on ‘ash, $10 no taxes er month, during lite land, all cle Will tak ment “University district bungalow, 8 tu sult; $1, modern paid; te wood Lot 40x90 side Queen Anne hill $ down; $800 ad i-room cot Pri 5 mortgage | 2\% Third av Sroom house. $900; tern Binek ‘rich soll. $1,000 cash. North 207, FOR SALK—itesi: of tha olty, SAMUBL COLLYER, 926 Le Momber Seattle Real Kata: ¥600—Cosy B-room bu ow at Alle, newly decorated, fine view, lights, ly furnished if desired. 446. jae: Bungalows, Hinckley Bik, mon 302 Denn a ALL makes repaired: , oe Yaran toca, ripe oom $17 Hine is “col pare SUNEY ain Arcade “Bide. Agney, Tnc.4 ° Srlimliad —— LAWYens Legal wavice on any sabe ct tree by the Legal Ata wurenu? law cerning husband “and mptions from borers’ lien. 32% eynianeen CI Doodie, 15 yrs. oat court hones peo Main i te ee Bik. phigh: sain _33 ss. Fast S240. Sommer, a is tation’ free. Gorwin _ navn n MUSICAN, SARE GORE at sells” Th selections are ne, following peta Trovatore, Martha, Faust, Ricotet- to, etc. Fry Music Co. 426 Walker __Rid, ord liotted Sy eet ad jg landolin, t, banjo. ree inst 1 ‘eople’s Bank Bidg. sheen NEW PIANOS TO piled on purchase, Arcade Annex. OPTICIANS Rradunte Optometri: ry Bulld- Matin 2174 je Mark fn Seattle. 500 Centra’ Mason, Fenwick, Lawrei Burke Bid PATTERNS AND Monere Seattle Pattern Works, $16 First South. Best equipped shop. Mata 0 PHOTOGRAPHERS KAA PRATT ANY PRIX THURS.-RARIES’ DAY—THuRs IDHAL STUDIO, TH % THIRD A Photos that please are mad JOHNeoN's 4? at *| _Biberts Big. srd and Union, arion Ride Matn Canoe 207 Pine at ringa! fewein, 760-8 $e. Sacobson. First and dieeere