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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-08
ALL KINDS
OF MONEY
And Pleaded Poverty, but He
Dug Up a Dollar Just
the Same.

Frank Caryul. an Italian garbage
man. was arrested by pfticer wilkes
this morning Tor scattering rubbish
along Third avenue. lie Was taken
before Judge George, aud AZ the man
scented ignorant Of the law. n light
fine of si.eo was imposed upon Hun
Win Erstlculationa and much talk
he endnavorcd 10 convince rroaecut-
Ing Attorney DE hrulor that he had
no money. Mr. DE liruler has dealt
with such persons before, and plain
Is told CuViii Ia ''iig up" the money
and be quick about n. The garbage
man reluctantly went down IN his
nVorails and pulled out a wallet that
seemed to have enough money Ia u
e. buy a house and lot.
This is all I have" he said. "only
few cents
Let me see IL % said the city at
tnrney. II think I can md 81 there "
Here Is dollar" hastily hlurted
nut the nov frightened Italian. Il
Just found a.
n took him less than nvc seconds
u get away from the court room.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-08
IN -FOUR COUNTRIES.

While Siberia T. the chief sourc 9
whence platinum IL now obtained
since the noadinR ~ the TrsnEvshi
mines. 81 f. not the only country con
tanning platinum dapasits. The
metal f. found Ia four eoun.
tirH in California. namely - Dol
sorte. Humboldt. PiumaH and Tfiu=
ity. The uuflfarous sands of the
ocean beach ~ the firnt-nHmeh two
counties contain greater or lesH guam =
titles ef II, and 81 ~ present also In
the beach of Alaska. In some sec
lions 81 Trinity Il has been found
in the creek beds IN the form o
nuggets. some Of them weighing an
ounce. and these are often lneina-
ed To rock. indicating the presence OF
a platinum bearing vein uomswheTa
IN the nelRhhnrhnad The high price
81 the metal and the growing de-
mhhd for Il may stimulate ssarc1
for deposits In this state and siss i.
where. At 80 per ounce the induce
ment n good fot such a search IN
localities where the indications q
tia existence are strong.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-08
MADE EN- ALL
STRIP CLEAN

A watiiks item which has the scent
RI novelty 10 the following. taken
from a iadys letter written from
Durham. Aries. Sba Eays.
"a dreadful thlnE happened tire
ether day-=ahs5ut New Year. There
" ~ an amusing element about u.
too. 4 party II offirsrn and ladies
vent some miles cut ~ johannes
iHE fer a plcaic-a66ut"1q In all.
vs. hiis the afdwfiiea were busy laying
a champagne luncheon. a party q
a. noera nwoaneh down upon them.
drank all the liquor. and TOOK All the
Provisions. Tien the commandauf,
turning o. thu officers. said. Nov.
tnsn. yell teach you 20 come out for
ponies ard enjoy yourselves while
Ne are fighting for our country and
rur Independence so he ordered
them. ladies an all. 10 hand over all
their valua hles. watches. rings. etc.
] hen came th- worse. for the men
we're ordered 10 60 - one side ara
strip themselves 81 all their cloth
tnE. and the ladies were sent into a
Wood 10 d. tbs same. and told that ~
they refused they would be helped 20
g f. Finally. the ladies' we're al
lowed 10 retaia their pettlcpata and
the men their Taiamae. Then the
vehicles which had brought thu party
cut from the town were ordered 20
t.ke them back Can you possibly
imagine anything more humiliatlnE
81 horrible.
"a short tine ago continues the
letter. All thp ofileers OF one Of thi
EaTrtsonH Wsrs playing polo. when
oers swooped Gown and carried O (
81 tho cattle. almost from under
'beir noses. Lord Kitchener was 80
Gngry tina, ~ cent down and con-
lscatsd all their polo sticks"
There ss an amusing story told IN
London which has 20 do with the
present stage 81 tho Boer war. Hold
iag in his left hand n few sealed en-
vriopes. a very l.ary "hhwker' APP
! cared at the corner Of a street IN
the Strand. ana With many n side
long glance Ia apprehension 81 the
police, thus hRranRucd the crowd.
Now. I aGuAt allowed TO cell 20
boys nor 70 old gentlemen over 80.
bat I ave ths latest novelty an
curiosity at one pennY@~the snap
thot photograph Of De Wet as he an
reared on tho tanks o. the Orange
river. II you want a little FUN an
amusement ser the irifin' out
/ Icy
A gudgeon stepped up and bough;
I ere.
with a whisoerrd and mysterious
I Injunction not 90 look az Il tili he
got home, the FTcenhoFn received his
velope-and three or four others
/ sent on like hot caksA-~but by this
/ time the flrat purchaser had torn his
| aeket open and discovered ugthinz
but n blank. obiong piece Of card.
/ board.
Here" cried he, returning 10 ex.
| pose the fraud. there's nothing
I bout De Wet here"
mot there7' cried the hawker
nanlfeHtinE great concern. SHOW
uf 20
The youth held out the virgin card.
Good LRwdi" exclaimed the hawk
or. Gentlemen, there's no denyin
1.-THE Boer general 'as slipped ui
aginl"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-08
STAGE-STRUCK GIRLS.

DO you know" asked n wise thea .
tricai manager the other day, that
there are more etage-struck girls IN
Chicago than In any city In the
country-not excepting the alluring
New York It's n fact. Ask any
manager In town. I'm surprised
every day by the number OF girls
who want 10 60 on the stage, and
who apply TO me. I'm astonished
ma much az the class OF the girls as
at the number. Why, I've had them
drive up here In carriages with ell
YER harness many times, and the
girls with hundreds Of dollars worth
Of clothes on her asking for a slim
Job at simmer salary has grown
too common to excite comment.
Girls from factories and shops
aud high schools and grammar
schools, come In here looking for
work. Yes, and even some from
hiRh class private schools, They
don't ask for work. Professionals
do that. These amateurs call II
giving me a chance
Where do they get their ideas:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-08

HBpuEpoRT. Conn. june S.
Quick, father, the doctor says he
come biH wife before he dies"
These words were uttered at the
bridgeport hospital BY Margaret
Ryan, a pretty ip-year giri u
New York. They we're addressed 20
Father dnylui.s who was there IN
response 10 hurried call 20 uhiie
Niles Ryan IN marriage 90 Thns. y.
shechan. one Of the leading militia
men ~ the state. hhrehau was d. :
inH when the priest arrived.
lie Was 20 have been married %
Miss Ryan early IN May. but illness
prevented. when AZ became known
that he could not live. be sought u
release Aiina Ryan from her engage.
mcnt, but she would not listen 10 u.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-08
In Hotels.


Following are among the late ar
rivals az the Dliier: !. ". Ferguson.
A. johnson, q. r. Gillette and y.
Filineith. all % San Francisco. on
their say % Nomri Walter Il Nor
gan. secretary % the BLACK Diamond
Mining Co. G. y. Goddi-s a Hos~-
berry. Cal. business man. Lester
Monnetl. a well known Dawson min
err.
At the Stevens J. A. MaithewHon
= racortss. "a. Brumhy. Arlington
John G. Walker and Geo. Davenport.
SPOKANE. Chas ". EwiEart and T..
Zimmerman Of Everett.
At the Rainier Grand. q. W
Mike, one % Fortinnd's best known
oitiHenS.sJ. A. Humhird and wife. 81
Paul: Mrs Harry Harrie and chit
dren, and Mrs. n. Sherman. Vic
toria; Edwin n. kimbali. Portland
II. Nightingale. Bolton. Eng.
At the Northern chaa. n. Col
lins. Portland. Henry Hothschild,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-08

Don't forget the Plumbers Picnll
next sunday ~ Pleasant Beach
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-08
FRUIT SALADS.

We have both sweet and sour sal.
ads made from fruit The former Is
we'll known. hut the sour salad -
fast uupVrsading u as the popular
dish suggest YOU try the follow .
ms eNnmpie ~ the SOUR Peel and
slice four bananus do the same with
three oranges. carefully removing
the seeds and peel and eye a small
pinsapple and SHRED a. Arrange this
fruit in layers. pouring over each
LAYER a dressing made nH follows
Heat together the yolkH 81 four Gags
until uRht cpinrcd ana thick. adj
gradually one cupfui 81 wdrred
sugar aud a little salt, and continue
90 beat Until the sugar is dissolved.
r. this add the strained juice ~ Two
lemons and use az oner as directed
above
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-08

From the success Chicago girls havs
had on the stage. I guess. Think Of
the long list 81 them. and then thinA
u neither their success has not had an
effect on Kifls who already had lhs
germ 81 staKr -atruc kefuass In them.
Lillian Russell. Fanrhon Thompson,
Ciaudine sharp. Margaret Ellington,
an. hundreds and hundreds have
made hitH. No, all ~ them az r-ui
nouncsd az the one MlHa Russell has
made. hut meet 81 them have eon.
trivvd 10 keep their heads above ths
water. and the consequence IL that
hundreds are waiting to fHl into
their places.
some Of the girls arr wiling e
s.. into vaudeville, or into tbs
chorus. although few % them
stick out for opportunities In TIE
legitimate drama"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-08
A MIX-UP
Warrant Served on Father
Instead of Son.

A series OF complications have
come ta light tn Justice Cam 9
court that may take snmo time 10
stfaixhten cut Several days ago a
warrant was sworn cut in the mum
!cipal court BY r. W. Mcnavitt who
has an office at the Hotel Seattle,
charging <. \. OmmRnN with eiu-
bensNuF S.. Constahlcs failed to io-
cate the man. aud the matter was
turned over % the Justice court Of
Which T. II. Cam Is Judge. Mike
Kelly started after the man and lo-
Gated him in room 81 q the Haller
hlock. The warrant was read 10
him but he replied that the Initials
werv not his,
Il have never been connected with
that hrm," said Mr.. ommany. II
Is prohable that the man you Wans
l. my SON
Mr.. Kelly dad not heed this. how
ever. and took Mr.. ommauy. sr. be
fare Justice Cam. II was agreed
then a. s. hvfore the attorney Of
Mr.. Mcpgrrltt and have a settle
naent. The tlma For this meeting
Was set Tor 10 e'cloek this morning,
Mr.. pmmany appeared promptly IN
the ofllee % Geo. A. Rurch. raom 1ai
Pacific block. the attorney az j. W.
Mcnevltt, and dared him 60 do his
worst
My son. who - wanted In the
complaint, left town last night he
raid.
Hard words were exchanged be-
tween Mr. RuFch and AIR. ommany.
A blow WAs struck. a miN~un follow
Cd. but the men we've hHaliy sspar-
ated by several persons who were in
the ef,ice.
II the father Of the boy had come
90 an amicabla agreement, hia son
would now have heen free. and not
a fugitive from justice.
II u alleged that the sum em-
hexxled far exceeds S. hut the waF-
rant was made for a small amount
merely @ bring about q setllement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-08
None Can Explain Her
Marvellous Power

Many Seattle people will regret to
learn that Gertrude Myren will be
here but a little longer. OF the
many mediums and clairvoynnta
that have visited this city none have
given such satisfaction. Through
her subtle power she restores lost
affection. unites the separated.
causes speedy and happy marriages.
tells whether husband or sweetheart
is true, or how 10 win the one you
admire, communicates with distant
or departed friends. warns YOU of
impending danger. gives reliable ad-
vice In all matters Of business. em-
ployment and changes. There Is no
home so dreary, no life so bllghted.
no heart so sad that she cannot re-
store To happiness. III you have
business. financial or domestic
troubles. or anxious about changes.
future success and happiness, con-
suit her. Charges reasonable. Room
2 Leland hotel. St3 Second avenue.
see her before she leaves.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-08
Religious Workers.

Miss Helen y barnes Of Chicago.
general supervisor uf the National
Young Womeu's Christian assacia-
ton. arrived In Seattle today from
California, whore che has been at
tending the spring conference Of the
sSsocta ton Fh@ n accompanied by
Miss Bertha Condo. who has super
vision over student enterprises 81 the
association throughout the country.
Miss Barnes and Miss Condo will
remain IN the city over sunday.
They VIII address n meeting OF the
association tomorrow. There will be
a mass meeting 81 the association
tomorrow afternoon At 4 o'clock al
the rooms, Ii0t Second avenue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-08
RAILROAD NOTES.

The Chicago. Milwaukee q ST.
Paul railroad has placed corrs of
engineers In the field At Evarts.
d. and announces its intention Of
making a survey for another line
from that point 10 Helena. Mont
osher than this brief announcement
nothing = known uf tha intentions
OF the Milwaukee. but in the light
Of other facts in the cAse there Is
evidence 81 hand that the fever that
has enveloped other lines has been
caught by the second largest system
OF railway IN the West and that the
road h heading for the North Pacific
coasf.
The Santa Re railroad will suhstI-
tuts oil for coal on all It's lines in
Texas and from the Colorado line
west Already the order has been
given to convert the engines 81 the
road In use in California into OF
burners. and within fzo months IL
II stated there viii not ~ 4 santa
Re engine in that state that viii be
using coal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-08
SOCIAL ITEMS.

The event Of the week In social
circles was the reception OF Mrs.
Columbus Tyler, given Thursday at
her residence. Minor avenue and
Marion street. About 100 guests
were present during the afternoon.
A large number Of elegant new
spring and summer creations In
gowns we're In evidence. The rooms
were beautifully decorated with
many floral pieces Refreshments
were served during the afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-08
BETTER DEAD
THAN DRUNK

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. June S.
Leroy Winchester. SON IF wealthy
parents. Eratihed his sisters wish
and shot himself through the heart.
Winchester took supper with his
sister. Mrs. Aidrieh, she noticed
that her brother vas slightly iutoxs
icated. and scolded him, sayiug I
would rather see YOU dead than
drunk"
Later Winchester was left sleep
ing on a couch while the family waH
in an adjoining room. \ shot waa
heard, and Wine hester was fnuud
dead. Th.s note lay ~ hts side
You would rather see me dead.
aTAnt ynnF wish.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-08

selected as teachers Ia the south
Park school. Prof Daley, principal
Misses Anna Mrkintosh Wtnifrod
Wheeler, Annie Winters aua hetmN
sherman. teachers.
The American Transportation q
Trading CO q new steamer. VIM. n
tahRm, IL nearly completed, and u
Il expected viii sail first about june
I. IL viii be made part 81 the
eompany's Yukon river nact
Court Crescent. No. S, Forester.
81 America. 81 ballard. has elected
tho following officers Ahram y. 81.
SON. n. q. q. r.. ". ". Holland. q,
&; Frank PYLE. s. q. n Nm. Gers,
treasurer; Chas. Wyune. y f. uoo
A. Sauhorn. R. g.. John Y. Melon
nelL :. w rhas Russ. ], ". J. q
Johnson. :. a.. l. simpson, j A.
chris kielland aud T.. Oustad. trus.
teeas Ernst W. Culyer captain OF
guard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-08
Can't Get His Money.

II. ~. Hains-. 81 this city. was ar
rested by Detective Lane last EfEht
on a warrant sworn out before Jus
tice Cam b. r.. W. fiarto. charEtnK
him with obtaining money under
false prstsnses.
on April S. according 70 the COM
piaint. Hninss borrowed fIats from
n. W. Harto on note to which he
signed his name ar the manager Of
the Judnon- Philips Excursion Go.
He 10 accused Of having rep
resented 60 Mr.. partn that he
was invested with authority % use
the eompany's name and the money
VAS paid him THE note Il now pAai
due and n has been found worthless
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-08
FREE FIRE-CRACKERS
The Star Is Giving Away High Class FIREWORKS to All Boys
and Girls In the State Of Washington Who Bring
In One or More Subscribers

send them 10 the star ofiicr to get
blanks with which 20 work ~ that
they may start at once and have al
the fireworks they want before the
Fourth. or II you live N the eoun-
try simply have them Sand tho
money IN with the address q the
subscriber ard state to What rail-
way station they Wish the fireworks
shipped The star pays The ffaiFhi.
We Wili give the boys and Girls
who live IN the city orders On
Rhodes Bros. 1876 second avenue.
Tor the fireworks az fast - they
briuK m the subscriptions ard the
3 cents for each subscriber.
For fun particulars see the al.
xsrfiMsmsnt in another column Of
thin issue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-08
DEATH CAME UNBID, A
SILENT WEDDING GUEST

During the past two weeks she has
lived at the hospital, aud has per
nonRiiy attended 30 her dying sweet
heart
She prayed constantly for his re-
coyery and not until few moments
before he died did she abandon hope,
Leaning over the cot Of her dying
lover, ahe took both his hands In
hers and became his wife Father
Gavin performed the ceremony,
The bride did not release her hold
~ hrf husbands hands until they
we're cold IN death. She was wife
and widow In lees than half an hour.
Eventually realizing her position she
ANnaned and was carried out ~ the
room hy her AGED father-in-lnW.
Il know that 1 shall soon follow
him." vas all rhe said.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-08

NJ. c. Hail. superintendent ~ the
Northern Pacific Express CO.. is IN
the city today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-08

slnee tho south African war began
and the platinum mines In the Trans
pHai we're closed and flooded. says
the San Francisco Chronicle. n
growing scarcity II platinum has
been experienced Most II this
metal IL nnN obtained from siberia.
and lie price has gone M until Il u
now worth nearly as much asain as
gold The chief uses 81 the metal
are Ia medicine and IN the manu-
faeture II electrical appliances, AMI
the broadening 0f the held for the
latter has Increased the demand Tor
g.. Tho metal T. now occupying the
curious position OF halnE iB lncreaas
tng demand. While the production
has heFf NHsreaatnN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-08
HUNGRY HOGS
EAT OLD MAN

RUgYRUs. o, June s--flarney pe
Witt left his home last september
and never returned. Yesterday a
portion Of his bones and clothing
were found IN a he's pasture slx
miles away.
Teeth marks on the crushed bones
showed that they had been ehswed
by the hnEN. DeWttt WAS 20 years
old. II IL believed BE fell from sx-
haustion and was devoured by the
hungry animals
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-08
BIG Record.

The Sterling Mul Co. AZ Maehias
Wash. in May broke all records 81
douhlc=biock Ehingis mill saving
The cut for the month was ISL
thousand ~ nm average 81 les 70
thousand n day. The furce that did
the work was composed 81 n 4.
Terry. George Anderson, u~orge
Crawford. A pauiHon r. Tester. j.
NcDousail. "a A smith ~ Nc
Grath. VI Harrington. ". sum
minga aud George Stanke.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-08
TRIBUTE TO A BRAVE GIRL

VICTORIA. p. G.. June s.-Tbe
seaforth Highlanders have shown
their appreciation of the heroic deed
Of lady In rcscuing and succoring
one OF their comrades.
During fighting In the streets Of
JagerHfontein on October i6 last.
Peter Brown. II appears. fell wound
ed outside "A house IN which Miss
Newton resided. Hearing groans abe
went outside 20 ascertain the cause.
When Brown saw her he at once
cried. For Gods sake. pull me out
Of this" Miss Newton at once took
hold OF him under the arms as well
aa she could. and dragged him into
the vsrandah. out OF the line Of fire.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-08
a QUEER BilL.

Like other precious metals and
materials there IL n vast amount ~
platinum used IN ornamental indus
tries. Photography aud the manu-
faetufe u iewelfy make a drain
upon tho supply. The German
falehHlaH actually considered a bin
some tiute ago % prohibit the uhe Of
the metal In photography. In the IN
trFent q medical and electrical
srlenes. The demands % the useful
srta undoubtedly justify tho preYen-
ton BY iaw. where such h possible.
81 the waste = rare materials. e.
seniiai 10 their nucceHr. in the prose-
rutinn q purely ornamental arts.
such legislation would. IN principle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-08

by little effort each boy ard strt
tn the state of Washington should
have all the fireerAekers he OF she
wants
For each new subscriber who pays
At least one month In advance the
star IL giving 8 cents worth OF IRE
crackers and fireworks.
The star guarantees that these
fireworks are aH good as can BE
bought anywhere for cash and 81
as good value.
II your boys and girls work for
their fireworks they will get more
enjoyment out 81 them and u viii
teach them that what = worth haN.
ing IL werth working for. II VIII
give them = practical example - the
reward of industry.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-08
PERSONAL MENTION.


.. +. Meeker. one Of skaRway =
most popular merchants. and DR.. q.
Bloch. a prominent dentist Of that
place. are guests ~ the DIiler.
W. II. Lord. who conducts the
stage line between Kirkland and
Toit, Is at the Dilier.
Forty one Raymond. whltcomb
exeursiOnists from all parts Of the
East, are guests Of the Rainier
Grand. Most Of them viii remain
until Sunday evening when they viii
take the Cottage city for sltka, Al
aska.
NJ. g. Hail. superintendent Of the
Northern Pacific Express CO.. ls IN
the city today.
State Labor Commissioner William
| Blackman was a Euert Of the North
ern last night.
Conrad Baker. Z. $. Marshal at
| Nome. who has been guest Of the
| Brunswick for several weeks. viii
[ leave today on the transport War
/ reH for Nome. MFR. Baker has not
/ been IN Nome since he brought the
/ long-term prisoners to MeNeilt's
island. his Office there having been
in charge % deputy.
/ John Llebe. prominent steam.
I boat owner Of Port Townsend. was
here last night.
/ L. Frank Gordon. claim agent Of
| the Great Northern. IN at the Rain
ier-Grand.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-08

Bullets were flying along the street
thlckly AZ the time, but Miss New
ton remained with the wounded sol
der doing what she could for him.
until the ambulance arrived.
The men Of the Seaforth High
landers gratefully remembered this
act Of mercy. Nd when they sue
ceeded IN aHeertaiuinR that Miss
Newton had migrated 20 Graham
ston. they sent her by post beau
tlful gold bracelet watch bearing
the inscription.
Presented 20 Miss A. T.. Newton
from the seaforth Highlander Stn
admiration o. her heroic conduct in
assisting their wounded eomrada
under FIRE. 18th October. 1900"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-08
Asks Divorce.

Edward Cole complains ~ his wife
and asks for n divorce on the ground
81 inhummn treatment. The parties
were married In kenosha, Wis, In
iss1. Cole states in his complaint
that Mrs Cole r. unfit for the Gus
toby Of the child and asks that u be
given 20 his care. A restraining or
der preventing the defendant from
apprupFiatlng city property. pending
a hearing u the case. was granted
BY Judge Bell.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-08
EVERY MEMBER OF
TIE FAMILY

Appreciates the value ~ good toilet
roauH. the kinds that soften the akin
end leave ~ clean and Sweet We
give that our careful attention. too.
and have selected the choicest kinds
Best imported White CASTLE Soap.
per pound. 1te.
Kinks Iris Soap regular 25c kind.
i0c.
Roger a Gaiirtt'n Violet Sandal.
Hellotrupe and Iris NJ pc
Pears unHeentsd Giycerins SOAP.
regular Doc. fzhc.
sayon HyEienique fodoriesA1. per
cake. 20 centm
Virginia bouquet fearnationl. per
cake Ice. bun. zhc.
Niorin colgate -. regular 2se size.
f6r.
We have the best that druggists
can Offer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-08

To battleship. Steamer Athlon.