The Seattle star., October 11, 1904, Night Edition, Page 3, Image 4

About The Seattle star. (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947

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Cmmh «***••» vw.,er, ttrmtmYm. •-*»'* Credit I
XJSXS I*. Mmm Stm-m Z ■ .
A —_■ s Biißiiaa
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PAY AS YOU
WANT TO
FURNISH YOUR
HOME NOW
The new more* credit system I* "take the good*,
|iay a* you want to,"
> •£" There Is no store In the I'nltrd State* more liberal
"""S, in giving rrevllt than the new *lore—you simply
HB__a- make you own terms,
-.Tht* la especially lntert*«tlng to you, »lnce no storo
tn the n.iKliw, -.( baa a mure complete Blink ..I th*
beet value* for the mouey to dim.*, from—ln fat" :
inline, carpets, draperies, stoves, etc.
k - 11 you have tried Ihe new store methiivl* you ate a
' , tv w storo custom*r—thla Information I* for Strang**
\rr» to the Btora,
Oet tho** thing* for the home thai v.m want—
x ftt I them now at the Ml *tor-— pay on your own.
■
GET THE HABIT
Split
»\V vA\>_^_i_s COWV.SECOND AYE.V.
iK__^^^S!vV/^ & UNION STREET
Th* Big Inctillm*nt Hou** — You Pay Whin Csnvinlint.
NOV 13 niK TIME YOU NEED
•.;--;■ -.- - - ■
COATS COATS
Tourist foots. la covert*. Scotch tweeds and kersey*. J*, ket
length, three-quarters and full length.
WE HAVE WHAT YOU
—WANT
At (he price you want to pay and on ea*y payment. ONE (Nil
I.Alt PER WEEK.
WESTBER.G & CHILDS
CASH Oft CREDIT. CLOAK*. SUITS ANO MILLINERY.
Ut-SECOND AVENUE.
DABNEY & WOODHOUSE
BARGAIN HOUSE FOR g—""?
FURNITURE Jnr^JuLc
_•"* A ■■.111 ■;* * fcj gi" »■ »■i m m *■?!**■ * turn A* *|*r
CARPETS.... P^Tl£_r_v
RANGES [Afiltl
AND ANYTHING YOU WANT. A Wm* • Jg^,--^^
W* h*»* both a*w and me r%:^! < l-*-ja'gy»?^-^-C^**>
better rlaaa of second-hand fur ■fc«__a_S*Hs*V*r~* *""' ""*
nlture. We buy out some of 1 3'Jf^tS __SmV&S_Wa__\
th* finest and test furnished _| <'I_2^r? *_TVS» JJ
houses la the city for ■ a*h, 9 t_UPH kT_I 11
which place* us la a pr-slMe* gl VJEaViU ja.
to give you unheard-of tain** HI _mWimh_^m__m__fW
W* have ttiat received two _|fl fl___l^i_r T^s
carload* of Iron bed* For fl 9 I '71' __B_L__. H_
want of room to More sam* *^sjj_ —3*[ t_9 •' 9 St.*
•a- ate selling one-half of beds *j**i,ia*\j %-*_±T—_--e-*-v-Et. »
at almc-il rcaat. "^j-" ■>"H>*^>rTJ^ a»ta''^_^_fe>e T
RANG ES—We In' on band th* Famous, tlarland. lluck. M
r-tai.- Jewell. Majestic 81. Clair. Bridge Reach, Gold Cola and
other*. sow* having been used a little at much below the price of
a new range. Wo are aol* ag«ata for th* Charter Oak Range, for
which w* receive nothing but praise* from whoever I* using the
Charter Oak Rang* Above 1* a true cat 0 f he Charter Oak
Range. .'*,
If you ara looking for bargain* or contemplate furnishing or
want to en-hang*, some of your furniture a* stove*, we are in a
position to save you money
DABNEY & WOODHOUSE
4J 8 PIKE STREET
Phon** John SSI. Intl.. A 115(1,
RAILROADS \
DEMAND IT
CITY COUNCIL ASKED TO PRO*
. MIBIT TICKET "SCALPING"
Councilman Itowen last night In
troduced In th* council a blank or
dinar aimed to put ticket >alp
•ra" la this city out of business. It
t**e referred to the license and rev
enue committee. The bill provides
a license of $*><- for all ticket brok
er* and contains other provisions
aimed to prohibit the practice. The
railroads have raised the chief ob
jections to "scalpers" and have suc
ceeded In getting ordinances passed
ta Tscoma, .Spokane and Portland
regulating the matter as far a* pos
sible.
At lb* meeting i.f the license and
revenue committee yesterday after
noon a renewal of the license of the
Louvre saloon, among others, was
granted.
Corporation Cotiune! Ollllam pre
sented hi* opinion as to the legality
Of licensing all vehicles la the city,
holding that It could be done.
" Th' license asked Iv ' Tom A.
William* to run a grill room .it the
corner of Ilk* and Sfrond.aventio
was granted, William* promising
to make th* entrance etalrway In
side instead ot outside the building.'
Mullen objected to having th* stair
way cut Into the Btitewalk and In
order to head off the scheme Intro
duced an ordinance providing- for
the condemnation of Ihe (trip of
land In which the stairway waa to
be built.
On account of the changed plan
Mr Mullen, at tb* round! tast
night, asked that the condemnation
OTdtnaac* lie Indefinitely postponed.
This was don*.
WHY
PAY
RENT
win:*: $20 PER MONTH
WILL PAY Hilt A HOME
Close In snd on car line. Only
a small cash payment, then your
rent 'ikes rare of th* balance.
I.OOS at those I and 6-room cot
tage* on East Union and Mtb
and 27th avenue*. Then call to
see us.
Security Savings
Safe Deposit Co.
115 6ENECA STREET.
INVENTED
SNOW AUTO
J. D. THORP SAYS HE CAN
MAKE SO MILES AN HOUR
WITH HIS NEW MOTOR
J. D. Thorp.a Klondike and Nome
pioneer, who ha* spent nnial
years In both district*, announces
that he ba* Invents*] a tn..,. sled
whh h I* capable of making 30 mile*
an hour over either soft snow or
Ice, , Thorp Invented hla machine
while putting iii the winter of |Mi 3
anil 11.01 In the vicinity i.( Nome
an.l says he ha* made repeated
trials with sleds, all of which turn
ed mil in tin most successful man
ner.
The sled la constructed wtth four
Iron wheels about three feet In
diameter, yin bed In lh* wheel*
are eight paddles set at an angle In
order lo I'M. the snow thoroughly
by Ihe time full preamire la brought
to bear on them In propelling !__•
sled along. These padtllea ar* fit
ted with aereral large snlke* which
prevent* them from slipping when
the sled I* traveling over Ice or
haul snow and are in shape much
like the ordinary snowaho*. The
strain on the wheel* Is relieved by
a spring attachment on which the
*tl*s are f.i.t. nni The (pdngs are
securely held In an Inm frame Bet
In an irprlght position on the top of
the frame. The sled la propelled by
a four or five horse power gasoline
engine and I* capable of rarrylng
from i.e. to 1,600 pound* of
freight.
Th* steering apparatus of th*
contrivance,consists of a steel Made
which ait* a* a rudder and also for
a brake when gotng down grade.
Thorp ha* patented his machine
and intends to manufacture a num
ber of them while la HeatHe (hi.
winter. He Intends to use them In
freighting supplies Into (he Yukon
river districts .luring th* I.**- sea
«o a.
BRADLf) IS HELD
Howard tlradley. a >..• . divin
ity student, charged with burglary,
• «.* bound over to the superlttr
court for trial yesterday afternoon
by Juattc* (iiridun The state pre
sented a strung case, which mate
flatly strengthened Ihe confession
mad* by Uradl*y soon afler hla al
leged housebreaking *tunl. Iliad
ley did not testify at (he hearing
yesterday.
I'rt-s ran* between Seattle and
Valdei have been announced by
Lieut. CoL i( B. Thompson, ta
charge of th* local tal.!* office
From thla cli, to Valde, Bltha. Ju
neati. vskainsav and Kort William
11. Seward th* rat* wilt be 1 rent*
per word, with a minimum charge
of 11.
Th* Uailart- whist club met last
evening at th* chambers of M 11,
Icgersol lo or ran lie for the coming
winter. They have derided to meet
regular, sa la the pan.
Invitation* at* out for a hall to
be given by the Order of Washing*
ton oa October :?, at tha Junction
ball.
• .
When ynu Ihlnk rubber, think of
th* Rubber tMore. TM »*lr*t ay*. •••
1 I
DON'T
HAVE
WET
FEET
Men's Waterproof Shoe* that
keep the feet dry.
We have sold the** shoe* for
twelve years and know they are
right Price lees than isl'ie
s2.9s
Raymond & Hoyt
918 Second Avenue
~~ An
Enjoyable
Evening
18 PASSED 11' Tlin HOSTESS
SERVES A REALLY GOOD IIEV
EIIAOE. SHE HOI I.l* HEM
JVC
HI., ill PROMOTES PI.EAR-
I Iti; AND SATISFACTION AND
IS REALLY 111.11.1 11111. ANY
IN THE HOUSE?
2 HO/ HALF PINTS, DELIV
ERED. I lilt fllle.
PHONE XX 20.
-*» a uamajini ,« m. „p.Nt ■ in*ai*-—^.^^*a*a— e—au -ni in, ,i , —■■■—.■ . .■■■ ■
Till* —IT*'"'* *"*'*..********-%*r**l<»S*, **.!*'* *li.B*^#»* ,*.*,**»*' f***es»t-; __.-.'. ■
"WHEN YOU COME
TO WORK YOU'LL FIND l
YOUR NAIL DRIVEN IN"
"THERE AIN'T ANY OLD-TIME PRINTaJANY MORE," SAYS THI
WANDERER. "THEY'RE ALL DEAD OR IN THE CHILDS
111(1 «ll HUM I '
** and Btsv- out of here!" the j
foreman of the shop tShieilteil lull
the top Of th* (talis to the figure ;
at Ihe fooL *
"All right, guv." said the figure.
"If vi come here again I'll have
you pinched,"
"That* gratitude for you," th*
' >v r/ft> rOUQ WL
V *
figure muttered. He was tali, gaunt
emaciated, almost radaveron* look-
Ing. Ill* eyes were sunken, hut full
of lire, hi* cheek bone* stuck oat.
his cheeks were sunken. Ills bat
I had been worn for msny years and
GOOD TC*______
FOR B _L
BAD IW
SHOES J
k—_A il_3v**3 ___r^
_fl Rr
__[ _2-___^(^
A NEW DEPARTURE IN
BOYS' SHOE BUILDING—
BUILT FOR KEEPS FROM THE
I BOTTOM OF THE SOLE UP—
Of Best Hiavy Calf—
Hlxea It lo J....*.. 12.00
Macs It, lo t>. »2.2r*
Of Fm**t Puritan Calf—
Fixes 11 lo t 12.00
-lie* m to tH............1H.
BOYS' BEST SATIN CALF
SHOES.
Solid Leatbsr Through*..!
Hlses Jl to UV4 Ill'-
Hlxes 110 tVi....,,..!!.*") ;
PETERSONS
f__ll______J
MS, 708, 210 Pita* Sir.it.
the wrinkle* In his trousers told ot
sleeping on park bencbra and In
I.airways
Hi net profession*] r—urtesy." |
baaatd (lot a 'in. Yea, thank*,
thai burs th* alary. Ain't much of
one, Te. I'm one of the old-time
•prtal*.' No, I ala'L There ain't no
"old-time print*' any more. Thry
set all either dead or out In tin
■MM* I'ieiel bum* at Colorado
Spring*. ' " V?-*«.- -
"They wanted to get roe la that
home • once, but— t.hm V*' - what »
the use? -'* ; '.I- >' "
"The gam* ain't «bat It u*cd to I
ha Why, even when 1 wa* r.sdln"
tilegraph ..ii (1,. Chicago Tribune It
v*B* different If * fellow kept even
wtth the game he wa* all right I
could Bee th* change romln,' but I
aunt wis* enough to get tint
You've rot to be ahead of th* game
now 'i. be even with II It uaed to,
ba live and l»i In.. Now, It's lire' '
and th* 'let Ufa* ain't typo high
any mote. *
' To be a printer now you must be
*ceb*r that let* me out— it. edu
cated ami quick• wilted. Of course,
there's one department that hasn't '
thaogrd— n* 'ad' department. j
There* where accuracy Is essential. J
The figure '1* linear, take up much
space, hut you drop it out •<! II "9 In >
a Monday rain sale and see what '
happens. When you . me In In
work you find your nail driven In
th* wall—you ain't got no place '..
bang your coat.
"Never hear about the nail*
That's the old way of tiring a man
PTverythlng In rubber except neck*.
rtu|llubber Blore, 711 First live '••
ADAMS
fill Eastern Eggs, per dos
r* 25c
Fr**h Oregon Eggs, per dos
jair 30c
•VreKh Ranch Egg*, per dor
„ T 35c
■a- ADAMS'
I SELF RISING
'BUCKWHEAT
' ?.^' ihi lb*, (nt 25e.
„ We guarantee this t.i please
you,
ADAMS
TEA AND COFFEE CO.
. ' .21 SECOND AVENU-,
*-•'" Niar Madison Street.
How to Find Out
nu a hnitiii or common ki.iss with
your it .it. i and let H stiinii twenty
four hum*; a sediment or settling
Inillciites nn niilii utility cnndllion of
lh* kllniy*, If |t stuliiß lh* llntili It
Is evidence of H in. v trouble: too
fi.-iu. Nt it. ..ii.. t„ puss It, or [inln
In the bark Is nlsn corivlu.'lng proof
ih.il lh.' kl.lney* nni] bladder atr* mil
of order.
- WHAT TO DO.
There Is comfort lv Ibe kmiwlFtlg*
so often espresr.n.l thai I ir, "Kilmer'*
Hvtnttip.ltiHit, the , „,,i kl.lney rent"
edy. fitlrillß every wleli lii curing
iheii'iuttiin,,, „.,1,, i,, ||„, back,. Mil.
Hey*, liver, 1.1.ni1, i „i,.| every piirt
of th* ii iv |...-,,|-i- 11 enrreels
tm,l.mi. It, hold water and scalillng
tinlii In pnssl/iK 11, or bad effects fol
lowing u*e nf lli-uor, value or beer,
and i.vii. ..im * that unpleasant ne.
realty i,f tming conipellsd to go oflen
dining it.. d(*y. and in gel up many
times during Ihe night. Th* mild
and Ihe • ati ..n.it,nn v effect nf
fUI. Hli|i- I'l.nl |* r,,.,,ii I. .ih/,.1 II
si,.inl. th* highest for lis wonderful
cures of Ihe most distressing eases.
If you in-.-.i a nn-.ii. im. you should
have Ihe best. I"..1.1 by druggists In
flfly-eenl and one-dollar sltr**.
Ynu tuny have a sample in,tit,, of
Kvtnmp Hi...!, the great kidney rem
edy, riii.l a bnnk tl. .I tells all about
It, both sent i.ti«..lm. ly free by mall.
Address, Dr. Kilmer A Co. lllng.
liniiiti.il, N. Y. When writing be
Bur* lo tmi.tl..ll thnt ynu read this
generous offer In lh* Heattl* Dally
War, Don't mnk* nny inlalak*. hul
remember the Inline, l-'t— uii|i-It'.nt.
Dr. Kllm*r's *-'v...>.ii. 1i....t. and tha
address, lllnghamluti. N. Y„ on *very
bolil*. ,s -„. iHMii
— Just drive In hi* nail—or turn out
the ga* over his . use
"Klrst time I ever ran ip against
Ihe gaa proposition It-was new to
me. An' win ii the feller turned II
out I 'soaked' him. Neit moral-'
Ilk* police Judge wiped out what waa
tninlii' t" me In my week* pay en
velop*. Y'esslr, wiped It clean nut
an' added 10 days at th' work*.
111 the old day* 75 per cent of the
boy* were hard hooters. Tl,. old
time print 'nd put on a aub, like
wise hi* coat, and go nut on a
"toot.*
"Hut It sin en now. You go Into
the print *hop* en' you'll s<-e a lot
of well-dreused, fine-!'*.l Ing young
fellers. Any on* o" 'em owns his
home and draw* from 1.".', to IIS
per week: $70 I* the biggest p*;r
check I ever *aw, and before thry
barred me from the composing
room* I was always there to see,
too. Yep, they don't let m« light
no more—aay I'm a disgrace to the
•.tad*,
"Nowaday* your printer put* la
overtime until be inns his check up
to a fat Bit.-—or a* high a* the
unlon'll let him. Do*-* be get drunk?
Not much. Then he goea out '.i Ilia
ball game, or fishing, or hunting, or
doe* a llttl* bowling. He I* well
balanced, he doesn't boose, he pay*
bla bill* with check* and hi* name
la at th* bottom of 'em. too.
"No, there sin no "id time print*
no more. Why. when I wa* readln'
(• li graph on the Trlb— thank yoa,
air. you saved an old man from
golng-thlr*ty."
PIKE
STREET'S
LARGEST
t GROCERY
THREE-DAY BARGAINS
Id"*, ON—
Astonishing prl< • a prevail
that enable v...i to save some
thing nit the** everyday neceo
•lllea.
HAI.AII DRESSING.
My Wife's Salad Dressing, very
delicious aad tastefully put
op; regular SBc and 25c..,,
„ .16* and SO*
BTARCII.
Klnssfoid*. rag. li* or 3 for
25c: our price lOe
Rest Gloss Starch, reg 10c;
our price, S for IBe
Crescent Corn Bt_rch, te* 10c;
our price. 3 for... . is*
BAI.T. '
R. 8. V I' reg lie. now..!Oe
Or teg 35c pkg n0w...,150*
PRUNES.
Regular TVfcc. plump, Juicy and
delicious now I*
HONEY.
Fancy Yakima New Honey.reg.
_oe. now 1 Be
SWEET POTATOES.
A special that you can't get
eve day or any day, except
here. These potato** are ab
aolutely (he finest, flouriest
specimens: 1- ll* f0r..23e
CELERY.
Fancy, Crisp Celery, our spe
cial price, hunch lOe
COTTOI.ENE.
leentthens life, shortens .read:
reg. 2*lb. pall, Belling for 30c
25*
LAUNDRY SPECIALS
PEARLING.
Reg. sc, now '. for BHe
Reg. 15c. now .." 10*
BCOURIN- SOAPS.
Monkey Brand Be
Bapnllo, re* 10c, our price, 2
for l*ta
I.ye, rag its, our i" Ice, I for
„,, , , Ila
RISING BUM STOVE POLISH,
Reg. 10c; our price, 2 for.. |S<
____—_———_—i——*—- ™ i
KONA I1I.ENI) COI-'FEE.
Flavor like Java, a dell
cloua blend of coffee,
batter thai the so-called
Mocha and Java 2Se
Wm. S. Mayfield
Ths Family Groetr
503 PIKE STREET
tnd. 998 Main 998
New Carpets and Rugs
_
...
Our new Carpets, Knit* nnd lirnperles are now In. Vtß IIAVI,
Nl'Vl'll HHOWN A MOW" ICXTUNHIVM ANIi IIKAIJTIKi;i*I.INI3
Nluce vtq have been In biiHliiess. II Is well tvortb one's time lo In
spet-l ii.. '•> new arrival*, Whether you wish to purchase or not, It
Will be n, pleasure for you (o n-e them, und for us lo show ihem.
To thiiae Intending (o ptircha** new mi pels, rugs or draperl**
llili full, We offer INIM'I'I'MK.NTH WI'I.I. WORTH INVKHTI
(IATION, 'Com* In now nnd get fl*-*t thok* before th* Rtock la
broken.
We mnke below AN I H-'KIIHINfI OT llKllf-nRADF*, I3CCEI.-
I.KNT gIJAIJTY C*.ltl'l"TH that undoubtedly will appeal to tttty
These Prices Are for Carpets Sewed,
Laid and Lined
Illgelow Axmlnatcr, In rich, dcep.lonecl coloring, per yard.. .91.1*13
Wtllon Velvet, In rich Oriental put terns, per yard... 91.03
Ilody Ilruasels, Illgelow inukee, per yard % I 411
lln li i-i.i.|i- Aimlnaters, no borders, per yard .11.25
I>«-cp-tone- Velvet for llbrury and dining room, per yard |U5
Helf-lotieil tied Velvet for hulls ami reception rooms, per yd. 91..1R
Htlnaoii lilit, iin!,- in--.viii- llnistels, per yard • $1 .M
•■•Hi every-day wearing lliubsj-Is, per >ard ....7S*
Two Good Carpet Specials
Two pattern* only of Wool Velvet Carpels In large quantlUe*. per
ynrd „ , HO*
live kinds of All Wool Ingruln < ".,r | , la, |,*r yard 50e '
An e»tra charge on both (h**e specials of 10c per yard will be
mude for sewing, laying and lining.
mmm ——-»"■__■-————_■ a * ' 1 11 .
W* „rr*r mon e**h for sny Acorn Kange* and L*
*( or. arch Harare aolil hr ua, <1. ,'.. I(an*e* all full*
BO matter how 1,-.* aanl. rH '" ."*",*•_.«. ' .'
out rang* la-hat, to pact guaranteed $':" up, 11,
*»**«__ , .-, down, IS a month.
—- • 1 . _____ j f_ j ..iw... , 1 ,m 11 ■ 1 1 1
GLHolmesFurnitureCo'
1101-1103-1105 SECOND AYE.
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i DOINGS AT BALLARD "{
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All ll;.Haul church, social and lodge doing* will he published in
this department of Tbe St., AH those having notices will kindly
leave them win, I' 11. Mullen, 321 Ballard avenue.
m i i miiaii is , a a ri-i hi ii «. .ie*! a*.i«*«isll|-|ll-_Bt*Ta_l_flaB*l
FACTORY
RUNNING
The new factory of the Washing
tor. Food company I* now running,
at full blast and I* turning out an
average of 120,000 packages each
week. The factory waa started early
It. tbo spring and work has been
rushed on It it, ....I. to complete 11
and get It Into operation before fall.
The success of th* building of the
factory has been better than waa
expected.
Th* concern ta a decided new one
In Ilallard Industries. It la barked
; by bciitic of th* leading business
men of the state and ta one of tbe
largest and beat equipped west of
Chicago. Its products are now
shipped all over the country. The
factory ts located at Ii street and
Ilallard avenue. It la four stories
I la height and 1 sml Mi feet in sit,-.
7t ii is.
The Verdant Burs of TUllard
f__ WE LEAD—OTHERS IMITATE
_. m «/_\ We 1,..- .ucc.MfullV (in** BV*f la.- _^i
__?*! BlA*. W* r-rt.ona tsllh V*"** la Statu* ai>-|ilv_ ■_•
WPvS.^N >'• I'aclfli Nunn.iit -„....^Jr__3__l_
■fTtfilv". 1 VV, rri.isnle- veil » pair ef rtass.* „_*■>*!
$1 132__^ fit l-V 'e_s«s^_*W
_3ffc?.' en* A.*-. Kaa. r«.'sc:^ "• °~
aa —__. .•• ________
~" MODERN DENTAL PARLORS
•.coed Avenu. and P.l.* »tr..t. - amamm . ______ .
Over P*epl*'s Ban!.. Mf) rlftUH . {KS___§U
The tint materials combined REOllls* * _____
with modern operators ol is to wlßfrn ITi
10 >*jr»' experience ill Insure *J^gfc__ 'Ml tl
you (he best dental work (hat wNe^**N^*_ _ss»_»~"_ \ If
can be obtained. We ar* not B_H TYVY V__|_F
competing with that class „f *~NR___a_|^^_tt_____f^
dentlals who advertise work D ~^
cheaper than (he actual cost of .*«_.
first *.l.i«* material. W* us* Full P*t of Teeth, g&.OO
nothing but the best. All work Cold Crottns Xi'SS
guaranteed for 10 years. Ilrldge Work _?"_e.
I limit— *I*to '. Sunday. 1.3* Cold Fillings tl-OO
to :. Kilter tilling* BO*
I A STOVE BARGAIN
X COLE'S HOT Ul_-tfiT la a great value
«♦,' We Mil It under a positive guarantee. It,
| HK. burns son coal, lignite coal, coke, hard
I **T Jj coal, wood or any fuel without any change
___p V In the stove. You only need one stove for
tl,. entire year. Spring. Fall, or .Lad of
W_h_± Winter. Strikes or soft M- combines
cease to be a terror If you have a COLE'S
fjjNt^m^ -*"" m\ It Is tin- only stove that keeps the house
''—iv warm all nig lit and give* 'In* family a
-\fm?-' a wat breakfast room In tin- morning.
*s|P""*^r] If you feci poor It saves half your fuel
•a-PmA. bill, while giving (he above beautiful re
, -^ atilta. It will even make I lull of cheap
_ N3C"JCI alack soft coal, whrre available, do more
v_r»vßc i •work and hold fire belter lhan your neigh
c_wn L_Bh*i__2 bor gets out of ,i ton " hard <oai In bis
150.00 stove.
vi jJJ" B^E—S^A Air tight and R** tight construction
"^^aaw^.-^f throughout A patented steel collar con
ff-^J^SHBBBHHk nects the ellsn-r draft '" the "v' body
If s\CaiKl9VD'_i nnd cannot open by action of tho fiercest
"*" mm heat. The patented compound hinge on
mT __» wm* "" lower draft cannot warp and the draft
f_\^ door closes air tight by Its own weight
Tho patented smoke-proof feed door prevent* smoke, dust, or gas
escaping when fuel Is put In the stove. Perfect result*, therefore,
from any fuel. The 1....,, ,-,,. box protects the potnta where oth
er stoves burn nut first, and Insures CIKEAT DURABILITY.
COLE'S HOT lILAST makes $5.00 worth ■' any fuel give more
heat than $'tO.OO worth of fin 1 In ant other stove.
ERNST BROS. 506 HE ST.
challenge any football team In tb*
Hat"i of Washington at 123 pounds.
f U -.t.iiitr'.cin at 123 pound*.
Any team wishing to play on Bun
day, under the** condition*, writ*
Arthur Fairbanks, Ballard, Wash.
, .a M a . • 1
SHOE STORE BURNED
Fire broke out In th* Sheldon
shoe store la thl* city at 9 o'clock
l-*st night Th» cauae of the fire la
not yet known, but It 1* thought
It started from the stove, aa ther*)
was still a fir* la It when the em
ploye* 1,-ft the store at So', lot k.
Th* alarm was turned in at Second
and Ilallard avenue*, and the quick
it-i.por.iw of (be fire department
' saved part of th* stork and prob
! ably the building Tb* damage la
c, tiniat'.-l at 11.000. The damage
resulted chiefly from water.
The various committees of (h*
rlty council will meet tonight oh
decide upon what expenditure* tl.ey
will need for the coming year and
get an estimate .if the coat. •
Dr. J. 11. Coiiley ha* returned.
ftom Tort Gamble, where ha baa
been for a few weeks on boslnes*.