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How I* it with the. young
people of your household!
Wo ar* always glad to aa-
M-t them In llKlr efforts to
kj«w< money.
Ota Union Pays 4 MR CINT Inttrul
Directors
j H M.cl. ik.'l. '«hn 1> *■•«.
Kmaß»l 11. -. '-rrflrr.' •- ' »»cth,
f enllnam! s -t.iuM i I> •'°? 1 In I YH...
N. n IMn»r. CharUe »l M»bK
A. D m.v.aru MM l> Hoi* >*•
UNION SAVINGS TRUST CO.
111 CHERRY STREET.
Brattle agents Bank of Cap* Nora*.
Nome. Ala*fca. _
AMUSEMENT*
Tfi/r</ Avenue
Thoator
ItuMell * Drow. Manager*.
Tunlsht tinJ AH Wwfc Saturday
Mattne*.
Nothing n»« T.Uked About This
We-k.
Maton A Maaon. "Frit* and Sniti
No Cham* for Argument; It St.on
retted U<"»» Kver
Ft.ul'.ns Sunday Matlne*. the Pr»m»
of th* I**<-ml*.
"DARKEST RUSSIA"
The Mont Intena-ly Interetttne l*1«y
Thai 1I»» li«-<»n Written f»r \>«r«.
iii-.it Ca»t. and tVenie Kffect* t'n
■ur|ut«a»>t.
Seattle™^?
THE LEADING THEATER.
_M».« 43) Ind.. 43.
The H*»i Comedy In Ten Year*.
Because She Loved
Him So
NUXT WKEK
Jamem Haiti and Company
In i Or*«t PTfhltirtlon ef
-HIIKNANDOAII"
Popular I'rk-«»—lie. 4fre. 75c; bar
rain i,.it!-i-.. Saturday, »<•■
Alcazar *-££,-
Pt>o«M - Sun*«t. Main 3SC2: tud. V«
All W«'V. M.i-.:r.'-.> ?.i!;;: Jay.
His Wayward Son
Prices. 25«. 10c; Mii:n«i, 15c. 10c
Save
Money
Buy your Drujc* at th« K-'.ta
b>« K»mi!y Ora< Stora »a 1 save
mon*y and get the V- < - «.-lllnif
1.p. r ,...-,.i-. f J.O« at Sflr 4
LJqnozoDo, .".".• at Ittr"
Swum;' Root. II 00 at Sltr*
M"!iin » Kuod, ?'»• Jit f»r><?
M»it.-.i Milk. 11.00 ii ~7\r
ImrTi.il Taienm Powder, Us ai
€»,*. 2 for 15«!
lULsom WhIU Pln» and S(*ruc«
for that hard rough at li,"»#%
Ijtrr- bottle— none aa good.
Fr*« DsllTfry.
rr*. r».iiT»rr^
Stone's PiKe St. PHarmacy
IVeltabla Family and Vi>-*- r;;>
tlon Droi:«l»t».
419 PIKE STREET.
Beth PKont*— Main 911.
______ k
12-inch Mill Stove Wood
FOR SALE
LOAD I DC LOAD
At our bunkcra. Knquire at of
(tot
MORAN BROS.
Company
■ TaOldm nO SI ON
I Rmllmblm O DENTISTS
g Fir«« In point of ««c«H«fi;«
B and durability of work.
a ImiiitH by many; •xe«ll*d
| by none.
I Pa..-1t... perfect «orJ: at
1 1,1 :,*:.:,g r-rl' **■
J PRICES—
I r»-.i ..!»!!•.i-» free.
II Hllvcr FUllns* 3 ft*
n Crown* nnd lirldffswork. from
H ».«..'.() to » . OO
II P»rman'nt f1«t«l <that fit)
B $5.00
M T»'ii'-yir «••:»: ••ii»- —
H Lady ■"•■,! m"«.
| Hours — 5.3» to <; Fiin'!i>«. t
y to 12. I -'h i>bon«a.
I BOSTON DENTAL
I PARLORS
3 1120 BECOND AVENI-li
m ''I ;■ Hon March*.
THEY GOT
ONE GAME
HAS ACTUALLY WON A CAME.
AS TIOERS WERE CRIPPLED
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.
Standing of th. Club..
Won. 1.1.M l\t
1..m \ n^. L.i M 40 '.T«
Tacnma 67 II .5*4
Oakland .'.: it MM
Seatl'.B 41 M .4JO
RM Kram-laro .... 4S * M .4C4
fortland Ii «4 ■••!
riIKSNO. r*l. Nor. tT— SWattl*
il>n( the FtgMl "lit at thla |>Urt>
ymlrrday. winning by m mcvn of
& to 9. Th« came tv raay for the
vi. rnri. ..»ii'.c to ths badly '-rip
!■;•■.l condition •'' th« Tan>m> ak
tr*ntloa. In tl»i» fourth Innlnic
Ilium in. 1 ■ 11-•- I hi* hand «•> )>.».tlv
(hat !;■• wan unabl* to throw to «-<•
ond. '!!.■■ Sral(l« (Ma look advaa
i.i»« of thin to -•• .il tx»<*a.
<'i>».-v finally ram«> in from we*
and mi ! rausht th* rr«t of th<>
gam» Graham vat Bnabl* to ratrh
owing to hit twins out of town
Doyle th«-n went to ' n.l. Thoma*
to rlfht, and 1 \ :.< h and Overall ex
changed piarea. I.ynrh pltrhed a
fair oroe. Charlie Hall pitched an
eirellent K*m« for Keattl*. Th«
! ■tar play .if th* day was a phenom
enal one-hand • hat. of .i lon| fir
by Van H.l'.r. is
Th» scur« by Innlnia:
iVatll.- fIIOOIOOO I—B
Him 0 0 0 0 1 J 0 1 l-«
Taroma 00000000 ft—o
tilts i i l 0 0 0 » 8 1-4
llatterlea— Hall and Leahy: Over
all and Hocan.
FWSCO 1, POUTLAND 0.
SAY FRANCISCO. Not. 17.—tberg
and Whalen rnti?f.t In i» battle on
th* «lal> y<Mrt«niar and th* north
•rn pttrher dot In th* el* m *hen j
three, hit* acaliut him pro<Tar«d th* .
only ron mad* In th* game. Hoth,
Rldra played errorlrsa bail. The I
•core: '
Portland 00000000 o—o
dan Krani-l*co. 00000001 '—I
lUtt»-rk»-Ib«rK and Kfllafkey;
i Wbalen and tiorton.
m
LOS ANOELES 11. OAKLAND 2.
LOS ANOKI.K3. Not. J7.—A per
fect bombardment of double* and
»!«*:•■« daring base runnlM and
fast fielding by tht Angela roatrlb
ut«xl to the declstre defeat of, Oak
land y«-»terday by th** tcor» Of 13
to J. The »<-or«:
I>» Anc«l«a.. 4014 0I I 0 •-»!
Oakland <0 0 OOOS 0O 0— 3
EUtt*rlr»— Mi and Change;
Schmidt, raham and BUrk.
CLOi>E SCORE
MISSOfTJk. Not. 17-The Waah-
Incton AgrlcuHorml college football
1 tram defeated th» Montana vanity
team at thi» pUf« yerterdajr by ta»
acorc of * to S. Toe game «a» th*
b«rt ever play*d between collrge
teams In Montana. Th« rlaltor* out
weighed th* loral tram by about \i
potmda to th* roan bat th* latter
I mad* up for the lack of weight by .
' iplendid d#f«i»lir» work an.l phe- j
notnenal tpeed. The Tl»ltor» Bcored
idrlr winning goal In the ftr»t half,
whll*. the local* uad« their touch
down In the lajt half.
LOU DILLON DID
SOT MAKE RECORD
MEM 11118. Term., Not. 17^
[Wi»aMh«r and track conditions ware
almost perfect ymtrrday. but U«i
Dillon failed to ,'ial her world's
record of 2:01. made taut Friday, j
trotting the. unpaced mil* In
I 2:011-4. Tim*, by quarters: : 201-4,1
1:291-2, 2:011-4. Tralmr Sanders!
! after th* day's efforts ssld that In j
j hi* opinion th« mar* needed more'
work, ami !.■ announced that Khe,
wouM • 'art again tomorrow ajcali ;
8:01.
SPOKANE FORKING
HARD FOR VICTORY
ftPOKANR itor. IT - Fv»rv rm»
•ili|(> effort I" >.■■■* : ■■' forth by
the .-'(■■!<■!••• I.USi «rbool football
•quad to Improve th« liv of th*,
I'lin whlrh wilt tin's UP n» iln-t the
H«ntt!<- lilirli urdoul eleven for th#
•!i i!. ;■•'■'■•■ Of !!;•■ RtatQ Ofl
Thnnk»glvlnn Smy. Thi» team Is now
I."!'>i: COBCIMd l>y IlTt lio<lit"tnan,
a Frlnrelon '02 flayer. Comh
llodceman -iv th.it Hpokane l..ii
much work b«>for« her, *■ th«> d»
f'Tintve Work of th« team In unylhlnc
bnt irno'l.
Thli t»a* jrfiv*l to !>• true In the
l,imc> with LttrittOfU Th« eleven I
.!■.•■ I.i • a bad hnblt of fumhllnK. :
whlrh will have to remedied If It |
I.■■; ■« to win out mranut th« Queen
'iv eleven. llodiroinan liopoa to
jovcrroin* th# df-fert* of the team
1 and r '■ ■ it nri ImpenptraYile front
I when the tfaina line; up neXt Thura
jday. ' : ■-_■- • -'—
HERALD, TAILOR, 1523 2d avo.
• ••
a
- B In^ %# Ivv I "'"Hfek
■ -• .I'M T^rf* I L. . JL^' LW
*1 THK AnilJT SAW AT THE LCWLINO MAUM
"TIIK TRAM WORK or TUB
imi'NswiCKt) .in tub tiKHIHM
r'OH THEM."
V 1 I'hIUVKII | CMM M
,. W AS A HI MMI :it
BRUNSWICKS WON
BOWLING CONTEST
Tlm Brunuwli k bo«t!ng tram took
two »jn:■ • fn-iii th* r.i. in • • h th*
Arrade alley* I■ ■t nlsht. All of th*
lhrr« tnatrhra were < » ■ aln« frum
tart it. riniah Jenkln*. Hwackha
mer and iuum made ih* high Indi
vidual acurea. wltn ..:. 11l and SM
reapvctlvely,
"iti- Unmawtrka lost out In th*
firm game, by th* •rare of «« to
m; Th* »■■•.!!> 1 gam* wan n hV. I
;by a .: ... r • .is t h*tter playing
hy both t^«m« ircnrrnlly.
Heaters Special for
Friday
A. jT A.
=$6.50=
AUo or«r 1.000 Hralon that li«r« li«-i I mod at •(■nut one-half
»ha crlitlrial coat. If you «r« tntT»iiU<l in mtldk monrr on furnl
turt, <»it'«t«. riM or MM It will pay you to v!«n our btfc '!■•■
partmvnt »tor*«, aa we now occupy th« #ntlr«i Hank* Mall, which
KlTta on* of th« beat llahted atur>'« In th« city.
n«iaemb«r th>* mini and plar*.
DABNEY S WOODHOUSE
Mt A«<»titj« for tti«- Charter O«k nanitpa.
Phon» John 981 418 Pike Street
Jk yWE LCAD—OTHERS IMITATE ME
fr"r\ fi 1 • rid W« h"v» »u«»«'uiir ruini »»»r ii.- t
J>> J USK»V »T»x. '" I" '■ ""• "'"' • «•>••■ In BraltU «" ',v3?^ *1 '■ lii
itVjJ irJ4feJZfc|\»hT« win fit nVKni^i.K ovticAi. W®rS^*
Q *wW*rSkJfl£H*» ' com pant. r'i' •■' J.m-tn, mv«- T:-:
\kf[ l \Z.~fi.\i~ .ffto*' ana A**-. Ktw M lileck.
TIIK SKATTLg wTAR, THIIKSDAV, NOV 17. 10*14
INN MVKK BTHIKK • W ITH
HIM. Kl.i-,1 | Mil n
"JBNKIN-R !')M'l.li IIM.I. 1
K'ORKKII HAVOC WITH
{
In »h«- third rmm« Foit»r wa| »•_
»:i- t ml Allen aubiillluUtl. >'-:i I >
him «>• turn II .» wlnnlnM of ",l»
t .iv by id- tlrunawkka. Th-
Hruncwlrki ftnt*ha<l ih- ■-. .■'■■!
» iir» wlib ■ ■■■'>>•■ of ::.l. *htle !!>••
i'*.lflc* had but 70). Tha llrnnt
wkka won Ih* third and luat cam* ||
by lh» ■<■«« of »• I to T*l, Tho i«*t !
<i! ■■ of '" •■ I i»t | -,n» «■• ih» ■ irh*<l I
l:v.l ■'•••> •■■■! • i.t In • it* ralliiii nt lltynn.
\'h> ] ■:r.:i" I fr»tn 13 tv -■■■'.
l.i'MAi.N. Nov. I*.—At tha Ol
ford fr. «hmru aport* v«-M*t>l»jr W. '
T. Bchuett. the Itln.il.-* . h<>Ur of
Cornell unlTtraltj, lut VMk'l «in
n-r of MM lii'.f »nil mil* r in» * >n
Ik* -mil* run Iv 1& jrirdi. Tim*.
Tfl.tlS-5
NEVER BEFORE-PERHAPS
NEVER AGAIN
will inch • Stupendous bargain>givirt| hale ever offer you such Bidden opportunities to save money. Hundred* of bar-
Rains piled on counter! table and racks to select from BE HERE KAULY—<iKT YOUR Mil. DON'T I.IT
YOUR NKKJIinoR CKT THK FIRST CHOICE IT IS YOUR CHANCE, AS'IJ DUTY TO YOURSELF SHOULD
i ouch you to comic i mm v
How York Whotooato WT || W W7"\ IPt^ $ dS^
and Retail Merchant ||% | M .I _, IV^ fl II V fM?
Tailor Met With a Fatal , , ■ JSk.
Hut you haven I heard th( sequel, have yr*u ? Not ■ /vnil l/l/tl liih\
A IITAIIADII IT sinnlr relative ..I an a^e to take charge of the immense c»- M* n/liffl l/)fA
AUiUMUDILL tal»li!.hiii<iit,aii<l the Ini tcc-i f<. Ito win-1 up the affairs MiUWll 11$$\
! the concern, while the Mocks were yel in .tyle. A half flM'f ■'Jl'f'/'///////?/ /nil
Rn/ttnrilT million dollars' worth of . Is offered in hulk fur cash /MH'i\\f; wij !/Z> \
AlsltlUELlY I to the highest bidder. Not many men can raiv a hall mil- \r:*H\l} * ■BUJjtfi i\
lion dollars it! .1 moiiiciit's notice. Mill 1 syndicate wa« \iX/!'^. j
—— formed we were invited to join atxl the yntlieati Ijoii(;IiI liji| r \\\\ y;i i\ 111™
the stork at 32c on the dollar, and we've got our share. 'Jiiis l'w§\ Vm n r wm
YOU Have All Road AbOUt is the brief history of what will be without ■ doubt the biR- mi j'jjw !M-Mm
tji-st bargain sale ever attempted in the history of the State llffll'if i' 1 !i» 'I' 1 ilil
It SIX Weeks AgO of Washington. . ' IflJilw'FifM
MMMaHM^MMaWMMß^M—^——^^—^———^—^——"■■■' '" ■ —^^m^mmi^^^^^m- m Mill I Hl—^—. M^———^— \ 1^»
TOMOHHOW WK KNTEiI UPON mi: ritTil DAY OK TH PHENOMENAL lIAKOAIN HAI.K. fill! 11] ?\&M W\
CNORIIOUB CnOWDS AND BPIHI 180 IJUVINO THIS I'AST KotMl DAI TIIU liKST EVIDENCE IM ,'i|J(j| ||tli! ||if;\ \
THAT ||li. Ml It'll \NI.ISK AN I. TIIK PBICK3 M.I. JUST WAIT I 111. HKATTI.K PEOPLE Kjj //.-flf/'i*'* i ''i^^Hll*- :lH^l
WANT. TOMOUIIOW AND HATUHOA V vami.- WIU hi: EVKN OREATEIt — PRICH ON 80MK IfMfy .ftm | jJOTj Mi \
LOWEHEI) HTII I MOHE. Olt DETTEJI OOOIW THROWN IN M>l.-i AT TOE : .Mil THICK. X^i|l[ I 111 )|J i|j|j| lELJ \
HJHTLU I Don't Miss It: the Greatest, Most Success- viHJ
men. fu , Sale Ever Hed . SU | T s, OVERCOATS S]
snri TROUSERS nia<'e to order at ihort notice for lc»» mon'7' than a ready v^
A CRITICAL INSPECTION Wli^i^Z^^ BE A WELL DRESSED MAN
and that at .1 small cost, wit perfect fit and finish, you must drop in at T~~
«— POM ' '
OUR SPECIAL SALE
1 and secure for yourself A TAILOR MADE SUIT OR OVERCOAT if the price cuts any I ~~~
COME figure with you. Hundred* and hundreds of tailormadc up Suits and Overcoat! that COME
EARLY IF hire be«fl made in the City of New York by the swellcst tailor establishments, ran^'in« EARLY IF
YOU CAN '" l'"' r a* high as $60.00, garments that have been uncalled for, will be sold for one-half, YOU CAN
________ one-third and one-fourth their regular value. _________
TIE ROGERS'TAILORING CO.
SEE THAT YOU GET TO 718 FIRST AVENUE I SEE THAT YOU GET TO
the right store Between Cherry and Columbia I THE RiG"T STORE
IONNIV-WATION CO. I
IBONNtV WATiON CO r«« I
rwv i"»—«•»• •»* *mt~-~~% rt I
M TV>»« •»« •«< ■ • """• • ■"•" I
T»l«tlx»« M»i« '» »♦»" • »■" |
BLOOD POISON
ro« Mamn turn
»• t» m »4* Ib* ' tw»*l t4an4 >wii —aa«a—t*l*j
rr*4P*r>, Illntlr) ar T^rttarr tr*-« Mil 1
*»ra>*Myi > CttlW. T»* US W Ir.n'M 111 .
}•' r..* ct '.fiiiii^ii'tv't Cii..ii! Mm -m '
W« Mt)l>tt tt»n»n«l r» t! ;• »i* %*«( w* | *>• '
■•QrW ' >■• ••■••! «4Mt la II **. ■ <tn If fM
*• •* I*.-a »..'«r». ImI; '• aatajji **4 iUU
••• avhMi aa4 aaiaa. >!•»••'!* I'ivSm in |
• I'iaWM li«w4U>t<4 '
*- i-.t a i .-■•r« rniay tMwwl;. H».ror
1«1r..m fttUa* •'. i writ* fer »Mb «*
i>.t»i lao v*«* wool m«,
COOK REMEDY CO.
im n«i;cmr.i. "■ ia^ n.
NOTICE O^ SPECIAL CITY ELEC
TION.
To th* qoailfu.l voteri at th» City
of h.«ui'. Uk« nolle*:
That under and porsuani m th*
ortitaaiir* of th* City of Hvattl*.
i.a/tar referrei to. • HpecUl
I'trctlon will t.e h*!J In the City of
Kenttl*. at the eeveral vnflng pr»
--.«n.!« thereof, on i i. » !.t> , the Klxth
I («lh) day of !>■• . irh-r, !»•«. and
th* purpuDe* of iiit election and th*
I ma— uiw i.i Ij» ■übmlttvd arc »■
futlnwa. in.mi
I'nder Ordinance No. I I 1* 4 la aub
n In- I the qumtlon atvt propotltlon
■of lrvurrln« all Indrbtrdneaa of
IMt.MtM, anil Ih* i*aunin-a and
Mia of th* ii'io'i.((.;>■ honda of the
city of Peattle. therefor, for the
P'flU'OHK OF" Till: CONSTIU'C
fffIMN OK A CITY MI.
yn I'nder Ordinance Nn. 11I7S la «uh.
JJnltteiJ the queitlon nni pro|M>»ltlon
liif Incurring an Indchtednraa of
|i'> »' nnd the lMiian< r and
(•ale of the ii-fii .!■!.■ !.•■,!• of the
W'lty of Heattl« ther«for, for the pur
' '(•one of neriulrina*. by puri'hna* or
,rnndemn«tlon. UNI) Full A 8ITi:
,KOH A CITT MALI*
I. fii.l-T Ordlnanre No. 11*7. la mih
i-iiite-i the quentlon nu l prnpoaltlon
of tn- nrilna in In'lebtednena of
"11T5.009 00, and the l»unn<« and
•ate cif nea-ntlahle bond* nf the City
fof Seattl* therefor, for the purpose
|»f til* «*ONHTIIfCTHIN OF A
'•/•OMPINKH <*ITY I All MfNICI
PAT, COfUT A.VI) FMF.HOF.NCT
IIOOPITAL.
That the foilnwlnir placea are
"!eal«tiale»l. In the r«-»pectlve warda
and precinct* act foith, mi polling
filAcen, In-Hit:
Tint Ward.
Flmt I-i '■. -ri. t -. j•« Itallrond Ave
nue.
Wnond Precinct —64» rir*t Ave
nue south.
Third Prfctnci city Carpenter
Hhnp. Fourth Avrnu* South and
lifine Ptreet.
Fourth Precinct — Fire hendiunr-
Icru, Third Avrnur* Houth and Mnln
Ktreet.
Fifth Precinct —rnnlne IlnttKe.
(Mnln Hlieel. between Hrvpnth nnd
I Flehth Avenue* Hnuth.
HUth Precinct —111* Jackwin
I Ptrnrt,
H«>vi-?ith Precinet—Ntwelfi II ill.
South rV.ittlo.
Second Ward.
Flr»t Precinct— lilt Jnckinn
Htroct.
fleoond I'reclnct— 111! Jnckaon
«lr**et.
Thlr.l Precinct — fifti Tirrnlv
fnurth Avenue Houth. Oltman'a ii ill |
Fourth '•■■ Im i — 111 Jnckaon
pirp^t.
Third Ward.
Flmt Preclmt-614 I Iwnjr.
I H....... i |*rt<lii< I—Madrons Hall. :
1 rorn*r Tw*ntjr-nr«t Avrriu* and K.
J> 't. r»..n etrett.
Third frwlnct— l»|7 Twenty
•erond Avenur
fourth I'l.-imt Mi-!t...n Htrvet
Pavilion.
Fourth Ward.
Flr«t li.-. ,i ■ t Mi.mi. t; .i! Court.
I'llr Unit.
Hej-ond Precinct —311 Columbia
Hire-i,
Third li..|.:i 11l Marina
■trwt
Fourth Precinct—4o9 Columbia
Hlreet.
Fifth Pr»-clnct —maine llnu»e.
i l-»i« •'•-I) Klxth and Heventh Avcdiim
I on Columbia.
fllmh Precinct — Carpenter Shop.
Kin( I'.'iin'v Court I ' '.M>.
Fifth Ward.
Flr*t I'ii-.:ii. t— It 19 W**tern
Avenua.
H«on4 rreclnH—ill Unlvrrilty
Ftr-»1.
Third Precinct—lit! Flrft Ave
nue,
Fourth Prectnct~«<l| l«tkc Htrcet.
Filth Prtrlncl — 14ZI Fourth Ave
nue,
Klxth Preclnrt — 11)11 Third Aye-
MM
Sixth Ward.
Dm' Precinct —SOJ3 Flmt .\vnii»
Second Precinct— 3331 Flr«t An
nu«.
Third Precinct—SCll Flr»t at*- •
nue.
Fourth Precinct—Denny Hrhnol
ft<*a»». Fifth «n<l lioitcry J«tr#»t«.
Fifth I'r»«-lnrt —IHIO Flxth Ay*.
nue, llot*l n-m.T«
••vtnth Ward.
Fir«t rr<M-lrt<"t—Corner nrllcru*
Av»ntii> «n<l rife*- Ftr«M>t.
Baanmi Prt<-lnrt—lJ7 Porttlut
Atffiu».
Thlr 1 Pr*rinrt~s:» Kantlnke
Av*nu*.
Fmirih T*r»rlnrt —I*o} Tirondwrty.
Fifth rrvrlni'l —1IO« RaX Pika
Plr»#t.
Pltth Prrrlnrt—Conrnr nroad
way North ""'I Ivant Hoy Btrrrt.
f«»v»nlh Pr»rlnrt »62 Twentieth I
Avm<ie.
Klirhth Prerlnrt—tr.ol Kuattak*
Av*nu*.
Eighth Ward.
Flret Precinct—429 fenny Way.
P»Con<J Precinct —150 Harrlßon
fltrr<<>t. rnrnrr Warren Avenue.
Thin! Precinct—«2lH Fifth Ave
nue North. i
Fourth Prcclnot —tl» Queen Anne
Avrnuc.
Ninth Ward.
Flrat rrcclnrt—Hlo Crana no<ile
vnrii.
Srcorii Prerlnrt— Of fire of t.o«>r>- !
dill. • I.timber Co., Itneii.
Thirl Prerlmt —«12 Kwlne Street. I
Fourth Frrclnrt —9j« nii>«ett
Avmue.
Fifth Precinct—Mny'a "nit.
Bltth Prerlnct—fnrner Fifty
ninth Htreet nnd KlrknnoJ Avrnue
i Klrkwood Hall).
Hevenih J'reclnct —300 Mnj-I(> I.onf
Place.
eighth Precinct —XFounlaln Vli»w
llnll.
The p«lti nt the ri>«p»ctlv» polllnir
I'lncPK »ft forth nbove will ni<vn
nt t dadock «. '■!. and .I• ■ • nt 7
o'clock p. m.
Hy direction of the City Council
of the City of Sf-rxltle.
(Hchl.> JOHN ItlPUNrjrcn.
city Comptroller and Ex-Offlcle
City Clork.
I>nto of flmt vuhllcntlnn Novom
i" ■ 4. I^o4.
ALBERT HANSEN
litloh Jnwn/ry
706 First Avo. j
1 '
PHENOMENAL
SUCCESS
_^J&3^^ HiaU MedJcal Inntttute Phyai
\*^ ' ~~"^^'s \ •Una' latest discoveries for th«
It \M treatment of Nervous Disea«»*
L t L have revolutionised the practice of
MCI. ■J'^lW , w 1 medlcln* and surgery, /i""""
--fv^ 1( Their Sole Aim
I lE^^i^ To Serve
Tfj^MkA ?*» The Cause of
V^^J Humanity
Won for them the love of their ftllowmMj. th» admiration of their
hrolhrr proctltlonrm nnd the unbounded rr»tltude of thoutanda of
t>«ripl«« «ho have l>p«-n rrncued by them from early death.
Durln« Its many yrara of uninterrupted activity this HhMN
■ (.t.ii.i'.-lntioi.t baa >■■■■■, n<* exreedlna-ly popular amonf the Sick and
Afflicted of the Northwe»t. It» bu»lne»» prlnriplea and rul<-» - PVir
tH>«llnir. anil Con»r|entloua Service, Htaaoaabla Charirea,
fSuccewful and rrompt «"ure»h»v« wrurr.l for It a larre patron-
B«». whlrh cannot h<- Influenced by anpouncementa ronta,lnlns n
travasont promlneg of trannlent, temporarily established compet-
Horn Aaicl« from aecurlnK the Rood will of the public In general,
thin Inxtltuta ha* *<<tab!l*hed Itnelf firmly In the e*teem of the buat*
!•■•-« community. Th» State Medical ln»tltut# Invites investigation
for the rurpose of proving that It la the larcect and best equipped
Mp.ll.nl Institute In Seattle for the treatment of Chronic. Nervoua,
Wood, skin and all .1I»» « penillar to men. It* methoda of treat*
ruent are tried, acrorillnit to latest 4lacoT»rl«a and arcordlnc to re
rcnt .mga. : _ t
Guarantee a Perfect and Permanent Cure
Wa lnu< a positive guarantee nf a cure In every caw undertaken
nr money refunded. We want nothing we do not honestly earn, and
if we full to cur* you we do not want your money.
Write If Living at a Distance— Home Treatment Perfect
State Medical Institute
Incorporated.
D. T. RICHARDS, M. D.
Largest VedloeJ Inatltut* M the WeM.
202 SECOND AYE. SOUTH. SEATTLE, WASH.
Offlrn Hours—9 a. m. to 8 p. m Sunday*, 10 a. m to Ip. in only.
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