The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 9, 1913, Page 8

8 THE STAR—FRIDAY, MAY 9, 1913 nw gases \U. S. ARMY AVIATOR “EAR i STICKUPS HAVE A ee ale FOR $1.00 SANTA ANA, Cal, May 9—Lieut. J. D. Park, U. 8 A, wae in ba nt er oe eee ee of two conthot thatin: Phere | A ie, who told Walter mes al Der net sige ary f vine at the Mantle ig Saturday Only atantly killed today when his aeroplane careened into a tree at Olive,| | Od waked a ay t rted tw the po: | Rt Mm, Jr, 16,1418 With Be eves ; tees or the reat of theca near here, while he waa attempting to take the alr after a short rest | grec hg ’ . eet Carroll's |.Park's head was crushed beneath the heavy engine | : tt t nila 1 ; 1102 First F san nmeo, May 9—14eut 3.0. THE LATEST vic sas Baines {LNB To buy a lot for $5.00 cash and $5.00 monthly—16 minutes BADEN HOTEL GRILL «=~ ‘= SEATTLE’S NEWEST CAFE—FEATURING JONAS JANSCI TRIAN-HUNGARIAN ORCHESTRA OF INTERNATIONAL REPUTATION WR WILL Give YOU LAND 1 Seattle's shopping district, is an opportunity worth TO RAIS ALFALKA, # AND PIOR, me PAY For $250.00 lots—level, grubbed and cleared—No expense to get Also MISS LEONORA JOHNSTON—Dramatic Soprano (D AFTER Contralto-Soprano Miss Mabel Hawthorne-Welst JUMPS TO HIS D DEA TH TO ESCAPE FROM ANNUAL | JOB OF heated, ‘oot into wate r 20 feet deep. City water, city Mght, tel and good, rapid car service, Also Cottage » Homes, ready for you to move into; 3, 4 and 50 to $1,500, on reasonable terms, KLEIN’S SHOE HOSPITAL coms. Priced from $1 on BETTER oh § ares re Than Others. Many families have taken advantage of this offer and have Established 23 6! " oe ond Av., Ad to Aly He ot attractive homes here, TO SEE THIS DAVID P. EASTMAN 505 Lowman Bullding. ADDITION, CALL AT MY OFFICE, Try Curtiss for Hardware, Paints, Doors, Windows, Glass, Plumb- ing, WALL PAPER, Tinting. THE WM. M. CURTISS CO. Stopped Instantly | ’ Try ZEMO; Skin Troubles Vanish. | Lawn Mower ses 9 Coldwell Cor. Leary and 20th Av. N. W. Ballard. can't *) May « 250 Botte (Wall Paper : : SEs eat Wall Paper Wall Papert E have just received a carload of the newest and latest designs of imported paper hangings. We carry the largest stock of exclusive designs to be found anywhere in the Pacific Northwest. Estimates are given and contracts taken on interior decorating and house painting. The largest line of pictures, mouldings, etc., in the city you will find here. Picture framing is our specialty. Globe ‘Wall Paper Co. 907 SECOND AVENUE ND" Suction Cleaner @ You see here an electric Suction Cleaner byes weighs but fen pounds—instead of sixty. With this Ric MOnD Cleaner you can clean your home thoroughly—better than you have ever been able to do it in the past—and there'll be no dust. Instead of hard work you will find house-clean- ing a pleasure. This is not only the lightest cleaner = eh is efficient— simple—durable—guar- anteed for one year. @ You can find out for your- call—send @ postal today foro free tial test is your ows home without one penny of expense. Garden Hose 34-49 | TWO JUDGES TO HEAR BOND CASE nl $4.49 KING GUARDED: Colquhoun Hardware SUFFRAGETTES, es ALFONSO TALKS | | 3 POPS A LITTLE SHOP {It ts guaranterd itehing instantly ee eee Cameron Schroth Co. 508 New York Block, Seattie Two PRICES, $25.00 and $37.00 Saturday i Demonstration bay ae re rod Today’s Styles Today GET YOUR BRADBURY SUIT CHARGED! This {s the strongest clothing- “|Spirits Halt a Divorce Action WOMAN BREAKS DOWN Pri aor purchasing proposition possible. 1ew BRADBURY SYSTEM hand ed in Complete Stock of All ELECTRIC APPLIANCES $4.00 “RATER” LAWN MOWER Foo age M tage TEETH > all-wool ma- epsenonp St 4 to you on our edit terms of a small down and the balance payments, Surely this recep 6 easiest way to buy—and et clothing of time-earned ation A very large as- sortment now ready, priced PLAN FRATERNAL POTLATCH PARADE There 1s no reason why you make your selection and will have ay open your account at once—to- morrow a, TETSON HATS shown 1a, all the ror ©" 8B QQ ye ‘ARKSON HATS, $3.00 : ne =aeae se ; 4 zs, | cope oe . = ee : T 7 F q Hi kere ae, COWBOY SUI TS CROWN aoc BRIDGEWORK tis GIVE CANTATA ECIAL LOTS OF HATS ” $3.8 50 and $5.00 ROLICH MILLINERY 2ARLORS | Ck 1URCH WILL ———--—- - ,; BR aera Bal HOLD BAZAAR! THE FISHERMAN’S HEAD . CAMP (ya aan cm to ourseives | A Grand Bazaar will be hold for (eid eaahiinal honahes Ge the ol a 1332-34 Second Ave., Near Union St FOUNTAIN PENS al P Excelsior 2th, “Seattle's Reliable Credit House’’ People’ Bank Bidg., Second ahd Pika © im ken di OSES RDS