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Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1902-07-26
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4 EXCAVATION WILL BEGIN MONDAY J
e >G>SSSSI<1

The special election on the ques-
ION of the extension of the water
works system occurred Tuesday,
|snd while a light vote was polled,
|.bere was no opposition to the
reeded Improvement, only two votes
|he;ng recorded against it. The
council will now proceed with the
construction of the new 100000
Gallon reservoir, ground to be brok-
n next Monday, and the work to
Re pushed as rapidly as possible, as
The extended service is now greatly
needed.
1t is probable that superintend-
,nt of construction will be employed,
and the work done under his super
vision, with the direction of the
water committee. Prof. Waller has
kindly agreed to do the necessary
engineering, making no charge to
The city for his work. By this plan,
] It's probable the reservoir can be
cOnstructed at material reduction
from the estimated cost.
The committee is also considering
the ACCESSIBILITY of laying a wood
instead of an iron main, samples of
the former article having met with
good deal of favor. 1t is claimed
that the wood main is just as dur
able and serviceable, while being
much cheaper. The wood main is
constructed of slaves bound with
heavy wire, and certainly has a
most substantial appearance, and
its merits are now being investi-
gated.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1902-07-26

Strayed from Jack Koppel's pas
ture, one black mare with white
face, with colt by side; one bay
gelding, weigh about 1900 pounds,
with foretop cut of, and legs clipped
to the knees. VIII pay a liberalre-
ward for information leading to
their recovery. OSCAR HILL.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1902-07-26

After careful washing and drain
ing, cut the endiye small, and pour
over it any sort of gravy which may
be to hand; over it strew finely
minced onions; add a dressing of oil
and vinegar, also little honey, and
serve without delay.-Ladies' World,
New York.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1902-07-26
Elks Meeting at Salt Lake, Aug. 1914.

TheO. R. & R. Co. will sell, Aug.
9th and 10th, round trip tickets to
Salt Lake at the very low rate of
SIS. 90. Children between S and II
years of age, half the above amount.
Tickets good for 80 days.
f. w. QUARELs, Agt.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1902-07-26


Joseph Mickey was this week
Brought to Colfax from Enterprise,
Oregon, having been arrested at the
latter place on charge of stealing
horse from Harry Palmer, of the
Star stable ofthis city. tits charged
that on May 10th Monkey hired
horse and saddle for a week or ten
days. He did not return and a
warrant was issued. He was located
at Enterprise, Oregon. The horse
be had obtained from Palmer was
returned by brother of Monkey,
who lives at Lewiston, where the
horse had been left, the prisoner
having obtained another horse there.
The saddle was found in possetion
Of Moxley at Enterprise.
DIR. c. H. Russell and family
left today for Pullman, Washing
ton, where they will make their
future home. DR.. Russell has been
recognized as one Of the leading
physicians of Lafayette county for
several years past, and enjoyed a
lucrative practice. But Pullman
offered many inducements to him
and he decided to pitch his tent in
that busting western town. The
many friends Of DR.. and Mrs. Rus
sell, among whom the Republican
Journal wishes to be classed, join in
wishing them health and prosperity
IN their new home. darlington,
Wis.,, Republican-Journal.
e. R. Windus, of Charleston,
and w. J. Windus and family, of
Solfax, were in the city the early
part OF the week. Sunday the Win
aus families held reunion and pic
nic In DAVIS grove, east of town, III
representatives of the name being
present.
"A number of Pullman ladies
remembered that the 24th was the
birthday of the genial Mrs VIM.
Irwin and surprised her at her
country home by a visit and sub
stantial tokens of regard. A very
egoyable afternoon is reported.
Phil Bickford is now navigat-
ing the streets with the assistance
" pair of clutches, having badly
oruised his left foot Thursday,
umber which he was helping to
move having fallen across the instep.
"A son was born to Mr.. and
MS l. E. Henshaw yesterday.
"A social dance was given IN
y. 0. F. hall last evening.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1902-07-26

Mrs Ed. Whitley, of Cotton,
was visiting Pullman friends this
week.
"A. A. Marden and Geo. Grimes
have returned from a two weeks
outing in Oregon.
Mrs. Will Klepper is here
from Salem, Oregon, visiting her
mother, Mrs. c. H. Buell..
Miss Lottie Benton, who has
been visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. M. Benton, returned to
Spokane yesterday
Jack Madigan arrived from
San Francisco, Wednesday, to join
the Ritchey-Lyon party in the trip
over the 10 10 trail.
Fred N. and Geo. S. Rolans, of
Murphysboro, ILL.,, are here the
guests of their cousin and niece,
Miss nellie G. Wilson.
Members of the w. R. c. are
reminded that Friday, Aug. I is the
date of the next regular meeting.
A full attendance is desired.
We are too busy to write ads.
but are in shape to furnish the har-
vest trade at low prices. Look at
our ad. for list of things you need.
MCCAIN & OUTMAN.
"A drunk" picked up last
night by Deputy Baymiller, was
lodged in the city Jail, and this
morning given a fine by Police
Judge Clark.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Swain will
leave Monday for Cripple Creek,
Colo, where Mr.. S. goes as dele
gate to the head camp, Woodmen
of the World.
Rev. F. E. Taylor of Moscow
will preash in the Babtist Church
next Sunday morning. There will
be union services at the same church
Sunday evening.
Ira Allen has moved to the house
in Rossiter's addition recently va
Gated by Mr.. McAnich, and Mrs.
M. E. Kitchen has returned from
Genesee and moved into her house
on Sunnyside.
Arthur Prather died at Vollmer
Monday, of appendicitis, and We'd
nesdey the remains were brought to
this city for interrment. The de-
ceased was the son of Silas Prather,
who died here some years ago.
LOST, on road between Pullman
and Moscow, ladies purse contain
ing three $500 gold pieces, and one
silver dollar; also a number of re-
ceipts and card bearing name of
Lille Christian. Finder please re-
turn to Miss Lille Christian, Pull
man. Wash.
Geo. Ritchey, Jack Madigan,
w. L. Lyon aud Chas. Skeels left
yesterday morning by pack horse
train for a months outing in the
Bitterroot mountain country. They
go prepared for all kinds of bear or
fish that may attack their camp, and
are sure of four weeks of unalloyed
pleasure.
Eugene Ringer purchased a
horse yesterday which, with three
that he already owned, makes him
the champion four-horse team ofthe
country. The weight of the fonr
horses in the aggregate is CTS
pounds, they weighing respectively
1890, 1915, I44o ond 1880 pounds.
Gene says there is no use hitching
on to anything his four can't move.
"A quiet wedding occurred at
10 o'clock Monday morning at the
residence of Rev. DR.. w. G. M.
Hays, when Rev. HI. G. Edgar,
pastor of the Colfax United Presby-
+o.;o,, <.Larob ond Mice Mary Mo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-21
GOVERNOR
CRATIFIED
Pays Compliment to
Attorney StrattOn


OLYMPIA, wash. April I.--Whon
shown "a dispatch today stating that
the supreme court had given tho
state OF Washington permission 20
ole its complaint against the railway
merger, Gov Mcbride said. Il am
very much gratlfed az the news that
the supreme court has decided TO
assume Jurisdiction IN the case OF
the State OF Washington vs. The
Great Northern and the Northern
Pacific railroads and the Northern
Securities Co, Attorney Gen. STRAIT
ton IL entitled 20 great credit FOR the
skill and ability displayed by him In
handling the case.
what does the decision meanf II
means that the case VIII now be
tried upon It's merits The railroad
companies and the Northern SVcur-
tiles Co. viii be required % file their
answer and proof will be taken. II
the evidence 20 be introduced sua-
tains the allegations Of the com
plant the relief prayed for will be
granted"
When asked when he expected a
mai decision. tho governor aaid
That II n matter upon which l pre-
Ter not % hazard an opinion. Any
discussion % legal phases would
more properly come from tho office
or the attorney general I have the
utmost confidence In his ability, and
know that the case viii b. pressed
as strongly and rapidly a. possible
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-21
EGG SHELL
GAME WORKS

HuhokEN, ". j.. April si.--Jhoob
Miller nf Woodcliffc near here.
leaves on "a motor cycle today for
Annapolis, ~, where he viii see for
the nrhi time a pretty if-ycar- old
XIII Miss Edna Bushy. whom he
WIZ make his wife The young PEG.
PIE have conducted Courtahlp b.
letter TOT the past six months. A
henH cEsa figure very prominently
Ia the little romance.
The girls father 10 the owner Of
an egg packing establishment. and
one day the daughter wrote her
maine and address on the shell OF an
rsg before u was put IN the case
Tor shipment, The box containing
the egg went 10 woodcliffe grocer
Miller was helping In the store and
m opening the box noticed the IN
nrripuun on the egg. RE wrote q
letter 90 the young woman. and "a
his surprise received q reply. This
correspondence developed Into a
eouTtshlp which viii eliminate in q
wedding when young Miller reaches
tho end ~ hts cycle Journey.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-21
HONOR KELVIN
Aged Scientist Given Dem.
onstratlon

NEW YORK, April 2i.--rhc Amer
lean Institute % Electrical Engineers
and other scientific societies Of New
York. viii unite this evening In xiv
Ing - reception IN honor u Lord
Kelvin. past president Of the Royal
society and one ~ the foremost ~
EuglHuh'a men 81 ncience, who came
10 this country ~ attend the install
lntlun of President Nicholas Murray
butler Of Columbia university.
The affair viii be IN the nature Of
farewell demonstration. NJ II ~
hardly probable that Lord Kelvin
viii ever visit America again. lilo
IA now more than 70 years old. aud
quite feeble, Lord Kelvin, when "a.
was elected professor OF physics Ia
tho University Of Glasgow, a chair
which he occupies stlll lie was
knightrd IN 1865 at the laying 81 tho
tlfat cable. with which he was tdonti-
lied, and was created Lord Kelvin In
1899, His chief inventions have been
the mirror Ehlvunomcter tho siphon
recorder and the improved marin
rrH compass. lie has elaborated
also The work OF Joule. his lifelong
friend
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-21
WATERWAY
COMPANY
ONCE AGAIN
City Council May Take the Matter
Up Tonlgh,

At the council meeting tonight SOW.
eraI Important measures may come
up. Members Of the council have
been Considering earnestly the re-.
port made at the chamber of com.
nisrce last week regarding the legal
Ivy OF the city's contracts with tho
Seattle and Lake Washington Wa
terway Co. The widespread inter
est taken In this matter will prob.
ably have some influence in FORE
lns upon the council some action.
VIII II. Parry. president ~ che cuuu-
ell. and incidentally auditor for this
South Canal Co. with. Il II aaia. 90
pose any MEASURE tending 10 restrict
the present powers u the company.
he fact that the canal company il
sluiciug out whole streets without
authority or permission. may also be
discussed
The Great Northern tunnel propos.
ition may also come Up Tor discus-
sion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-21
STRUCK BY CAR
Aged Woman Knocked Down at
al lanes and Second

Mrs. A. King. an aged resident %
Falrview station. on the Rent0n line
wns knocked down by James street
car AZ Second avenue shortly before
noon today. The old lady. who Ia
g. years ~ age. waH crossing the
street and did not see the approach.
ing car. 0fipman A. I.sEsnlt could
not stop In time to prevent The C1l
lision. Tbs front fender Of the aum.
M struck Sits. King and knocked
her tn the pavement Policemen
spranEie and Soaring who were near.
carried her 20 Smith a knnnwdy'h
drug store. where she soon revived
Or boriss examined her and found
that no bones we're broken Her In.
luriea we're merely bruises. She vas
sent home on thu Rguton car.
Relchsrt Bros. pianos. 40 Union
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-21
Last Edition
. O'Clock 70. nm.
FREE FROM
the GAR

VIENNA. April 2t.--A ST. Peters
burg dispatch says the student assas-
sin OF the Russian minister OF the
Interior. Sipiagoinc. committed SUI
eide In his cell last night. taking
poison which it IL supposed he had
concealed n HIS mouth when arrest
ed The guards have been arrested
and an investigation viii take place
TO see whether or not they are liable
20 n charge OF permitting communal
cation with the assassin.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-21
EARLY MORNING
EDGEWATER FIRE
Residence OF n. S. Thompson Al.
most Totally Destroyed

The residence 81 A. q, Thompson,
at ledgvwatrr was almost totally
destroyed by fire al an early hour
this morning nut for the timely
arrival uf the Fremont fire uppar
ntun a conllagration might have
happened.
The fire started from defective
chimney that WAS weakened ia the
recent heavy storm. The fire broke
out at about ! o'clock this morning
bat as there ~ no telephone nor fire
boxes near " was some time before
teh alarm was finally sent IN, Police.
man urecae. of Fremont was the
first Go see the blaAe ana he notified
fire headquarters The apparatus
from the city could not reach the
scene 81 the fire. but the Fremont
department waa on hand, The real
dpncn was valued az 81 500,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-21
LITTLE TROUBLE
YET REMAINS

That the present hold-over am
cuities existing between the Huiid-
Ing Trades Council and the Em-
rl0yeFs' Association will he nmieRbly
= adjusted. poesihly tonight. ~ believed
b. labor leaders
II - related that at n meeting Sat
urday afternoon between a commit
tee from the Building Trades Coun-
gu end a committee from the En-
plnyerH' AsMnciA ton. the situation
was discussed and while no definite
agreement vas reached Jet progress
toward a satisfactory settlement was
made, and u n expected that nt the
meeting 10 be held tonight between
the Same committees definite
aEresmnt viii be made whereby ths
lockout of electricians. sheet metal
workers and timers viii BE- raised.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-21
Iurnverein 10 Celebrate

The eighteenth anniversary Of the
founding OF the Seattle Turnvsreln
viii be celebrated by the 200 mmbrH
% that organization this evening AZ
Germania hall. The speeches 81 the
evening viii be delivered by Fred
winkler. A. u. Springer. Aibin Hem
rich. Andrew Heinrich and william
HAITI
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-21
FOUND DEAD

IN body OF l.. 9. Mathews was
found dead In his bed az his home in
Latona az 6.se o'clock this morning.
With his brother-in- +. u.
Brooke. he lived al g29s nagiey hv-
cnue. iatona Al II 20 o'clock last
night he retired an apparently well
man. HE family found his dead
body IN the bed az 6 30 o'clock this
morning Coroner Hoye was notified
and the body was removed 10 the
Hoattle Undertaking pariors, An
autopsy VIII be held 20 ascertain the
cause OF death
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-21
MAY EXACT
BIG FORFEIT

NEW YORK. May q The cxton-
sion % time granted the John A.
HnehlinE sons CO. for the spinning
- the carrying cables IN the New
East River bridge. expired to-day
II CommisHioner findcnihai ~ the
department ~ bridges adherca "a
his expressed determination. he viii
force the company % pay the city
the Eioro per day penalty provided
Tor overtime II IL estimated that
tho work cannot be completed under
six months.s and on thlH haaiA Il f.
computed that the penalties would
amount 20 slt1na4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-21
FREDERICK kElsoH-Fns Furniture
Ready Made Carpets

Another surplus Of fine Ready
Made Carpets 20 be disposed 81
very quickly. We have crowded
our work rooms 20 their fuileAt
capacity % set thsae carpets made.
sized and ready for our show
rooms. consequently we have on
hand over 100 Of these choice new
patterna 81 all grades ~ carpet
ing from the elegant Ingram TO
the elegant Administers and VIII
tons. The workmanship on every
carpet ia the best and the goods
are All perfect. The NiKrs are the
average used Those made In rug
form are fhr most desirable ~ all
Bring y1ut room measurements
for carpets and russ bought Ia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-21

unmAtchable variety and lowest
priceai A hard combination TO
beat. and rs the secret Of the
ban Marches snyied success.
Here you find larger stocks. fuller
variety and. above all. the lowest
prices for Linens. DomeAticR and
Bedding TO be had In the West
These price proofs:
CREAM DANAsK. 25c.
Cream Table Damnsk. g. inches
wide. variety % patterns. worth
a5c yard ..............2 Hc
Coo BLEACHED DAMA8K, I0c
Heavy Hieaehed Table pnmaHk. co
Inches wide, all pure linen. reg
ulsr price zoe. n yard .s... tnc
&c BLEAcHED DANAEK. dDc.
Bieached DamaHk. very fine satin
finish. All linen and g inches
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-21
WATER COLORS

NEW YORK. April st.--The an
nual exhibition OF tina American Wa
ter Color society opened today az the
American Art galisrie. and will con
tinue until May q The exhibition
this year Is more than usually note
worthy. including as Il does the best
works Of many OF the leading water
color artists 81 America.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-21
m:1:!!l1a!:s|ss
Eos SECOND AVENUE.
5os SECOND AVENUE

this sale. as We cannot hold any
Of these carpets for such measure
menta. We use this method 20
advertise our carpet department
and 10 keep our stock clear OF ali
remnants. We find II 10 be the
most effective way Of Advertising
and the quickest way Of selling
remnants, and considering the
enormous amount 81 carpet bust
ness We do our loss In these ready
made carpets r. small.
on sale Monday. Tuesday and
Wednesday only at these prices.
Cash only and no exchange.
These are as remnants 20 as. but
10 you az good as tho newest car
pets fresh cut from the rolls.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-21
BURGLARS OF
HIGH DECREE

Burglars entered the residence "
J. A. kilbourns on Forty second ave-
nue., between Ballard and Fremont.
sometimes yesterday forenoon. A
solid silver sugar bowl and crenmor.
a sugar shovel an old fashioned sli
Ner napkin ring and a quantity ~
either articles % household use were
stolen. In money only few dol
lars was secured
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-21

Turkish Towels. sire zexs4 lncs.,
good weight. regular pries i3gc
eacn ,....... ........S I-1c
&c DAMAsK TOWELS. lie.
Extra Heavy Damask Towels an,
@zxib Inches. fancy red boresr,
ana ffinged. worth &c; each f5c
Csc TOWELS. use.
Large assortment OF Linen roxsl.
consisting Of DRmask ana HnrL
either hemmed. ranged or heu.
stitched, plain white or colorea
borders. worth sc: each. 2se
READY MADE SHEETS. 4se.
These Sheets are 1zxN inehes
made ~ good bleached estsor ~
are torn. hemmed and lroued
ready for the bed. for the CO.., q
the cotton; each ............ 4Se
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-21
QUEEN IS
IMPROVING

HETLOO, Holland, Aprll 2l.-
Queen Wilhelmlna slept "a part ~
the night and her condition for nour-
inhmcnt Is slightly improved. Her
general condition iH satisfactory.
The crisis IN her disease viii take
place Wednesday,
The cabinet viii hold meeting "a
week from 20 day, unless the i'm
provcment In her majeaty's condi-
ton Is marked. to discuss the ap-
I0intfnent Of "A regency 1t IN prob
abs the prince oonaort will not be
called 20 the Office. nR the feeling
against him In certain classes ia stlll
strong.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-21
S, Beddinss and White Goods

vide. regular 75c. "a yard 6Dc
81 % BLEACHED DAMAGK. zoe.
Very fine Satin Damask. " inches
wide. beautiful design our own
importation. good value AT 81 H0s
YARD ss.....+.ss..-..s-.. .-.-... tDe
Napkins 10 match the above. size
2zE2z inches. worth s. % dozen
......... ...................s 2.25
1875 NAPKINS, DSc.
Heavy Loom Dice Napkins. Ger
man linen. size ikKi8 inches.
worth ti25. per dozen .......3 sc
u.75 NAPKINS. SI.25.
Heavy Damask Napkins. pure Ger
man linen. size 2EKz2 inches
worth ti.15; . dozen......s1.2 %
TOWELS
1890 TURKISH TOWELS. = 1 BE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-21
THE PESACH
Feast OF the Passover Be-
gins Today

Today Is the beginning 81 the
Pesach. sometimes called the Pass
over or Jewish Easter. This Is one
OF the most Important % all Jewish
holidays and Is strictly observed
throughout the entire week BY all
Hebrews.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-21
FITz READY

NEW YORK. April zi.--Fitrsin-
mons today posted s.. 900 forfeit and
wired Jeffriss asking his opinion as
TO the National Sporting Clubs bid
OF $4,000. Leave II all 10 you. 60
ahead and get the best bids" he
said In his dispatch.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-21
WHITTLESEY
SETTLES UP

The Fidelity a Deposit Co, paid
to the county commissioners today
sx-TreaSurer whitsiesey's second
term deficiency. minus the sit3s
checks for over paid taxes. The
amount paid was y9.l5se5.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-21
WHAT NEXT?

SAN FRANCISCO. April Alt
was made known today that the
Aorgan-Hill syndicate has for some
time owned a controlling interest In
the Inter National TRANSPORTATION
Company. which recently bought the
ex-transports Ohio. Pennsylvania
and Indiana.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-21
ODD H0LDUP
ss.cl. to the star.

HlaNIsI % me NflF.
SALT LAKE. Utah. April Ei.--TNxo
masked men this morning went
through a freight train west Of og-
den. on the Southern Pacific. and
held up Is Italians and two stock
men who were beating their way.
The robbers got s2S from the
Americans. and averaged SIS each
from the Italians. Ths hold-ups
dropped on the train after making
the haul
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-21

gown In green patterned with black
has the tiny tunic tucked vertically
IN pin tucks, falling over a deep
hounce OF white net partially cover
ed with applications Of black lace.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-21
SHUT-0FF

Tomorrow water win be shut off
between the hours OF a. m. and s
p. m in the Yesier way district.
between Twelfth and Eighteenth av-
erues.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-21

hangers. Z folding coat ana ,.s.
a hangers, extension r5S -.
eerew hook, regular selling ptle.
4l75. ''Ns
zc Tor Brass BIRD Cage gu,s,..
worth b..
CHOCKERY.
Plain white Granite Wash powa.
ana Pitchers, at. the pair =.
only one pair % buyer.
Plain White Wash Bowls 49,
Pitchers, large size. at 49,. "a.
Only one pair 70 buyer.
Plain white Granite Wash pove.
and Pitchers, fancy shape. AZ q.
Only one pair % buyer.
open slop Jars, plain white. a, a.
one 70 customer.
Plain White Covered Chamber a.
Plain White COmhlnets. $50. ~
Only one 20 a buyer.
TOILET SETS.
Nicely Decorated Toilet Sets a,
piece, thres decorations 70 chss..
Ip!iis AT st. s.sr..s..f
only one 70 a buyer.
MISCELLANEOUS.
iJc Tor Package MOuahan'a Dor,a.
Strength Pure Pine Tarine a..
um paper for preventing moss,.
sure cure" 100 sheets, Sr7. ysl-.
25c. -
Sc for Aluminium House Nurher
3-in. size.
2c for Good. Well Finished c...
Turner. always tc.
a5c for i0-qusrt JapanneS a..
Pals, regular value sc,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-21

In this age OF strikes and lockouts
the wise mechanic provides against
the days Of adversely by having a
savings account with the American
savings Bank 4 Trust CO. It will be-
your friend, indeed. Corner Second
avenue ana Madlson sfranf