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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-29
MThsBOnMarChe
NORDHOFF N CO.
1910 TO 1885 Second Av. and II5-123 Pike st.

rhlra Precinct Front room q house 10
East Madison street.
state once. end u Madison street car -
FOURTH WARD =.
First preclnct-Raseuent 81 Ciu ~
Third avenue ana jefferson street
Second PrcctnCt-Frclt roam u a.
80T Columbia street -.
Third Precisrt-onics q Perrin hsa'
Marion street md Firsi ave- -
Fourth Pruciuct-Ofiicc Of Fioreaee n'-'~
Sia Aadison street -. ~
Urn preclnct - candy store roon' "
Seventh ave.
sixth Precinct - Justices ocaFt roo
basement OF County courthouse
FIFTH WARD. a
First Precinct Warehause rear y
zee. Compton lumber Yard Western ave-
between Madison and Spring streets
Second preeinct sweeney's Plum""
stors, 2ii University street -.
Thiri Precinct nickerton's Aueto@ ~
1919 First ave - r.ss
Fourth Precinct Eastman stables s''''
ave, aud Pine street. -. .,,t,
Finn Precinct - Union Electric s"''
To6 Pike street. ,.oa T,l,t
sixth Preclnct~-Carrenter snop' i'-s
avenue.
First Precinet-weston's fNe' e'n'''
second PNoinot- MoElwsin's real ss'''
ONCE. 222G First ave. ,,...s "A,
Third rrecinct-Stcreroom Of NoN'@
Tourth precincf - rasement Of psi'
school. FIFTH ave. and Wall street. -.
Fifth Precinet-Ofnce Of bowers wv
Sixth ave. and olive street
SEVENTH WARD. .s.s
First Precinct - basement q 49, 49,.
church. corner Pike street ana hs'"
second PrecInet--vaeant house ~ ~
NS mimi prec,nct-oace Mumfords y
Fourth Precinct Bakery Of sehni"
ueiiwig. 1901 Harvard ave. ,,.-.,..l
Filth Prcctnet-Storeroom OF ha'
Co. 1907 Fourteenth ays. ,.,..rv asr
corner OF Harrison street ana
seventh Precinct Front room q -"
aOiO Fast Madison street. :, I,As
Eighth Prscinct-Room IN house
Stanton. 2sOs Eastlake ave.
EIGHTH WARD. MA
First Precinct-Office Of klete
real estate, 40 Denny way, ,.x NJ
Second precinot-office PACING h"s
tory, $50 Harrison street. ...,,.n sr
laird precinet-Old Pumpink ~ 80
ner u Ward street and Fourth sv s,,s,
Fourth Precinct-shoe shop eV'"
Roy street and Queen Anne avenue
NINTH WARD =, xsrr
First precinct-~Colegroves h a,s
teenth ave. west and Grand oouiesssss ~
Second Precinct-old Ross pose'i"s~
Third Precinct-old Hose house, r'snR ss
Fourth Precinct--I O. q. T. he'A
EFT ave. aud Albion street NAYS hlA
Fifth procinct--Anteroom q ssh aFA
East Fort9 second street ana ''N
northeast ...t tent ~
sixth Precinct sunday ohooi ss" stresl
tv.seVsn,h ave. north ana Keystone Ne
seventh Precinct-l. o. O. . y nsa
900 East. seventy second sus
Wu0dlawn ave. -. boathouse
Firhth Ptoclnot--Green LAKE
end of gar line. .... ,dli he opt'
The polis NJ said election VIA .. o. F
from . O'Clock a. m. untll
OF said day, have hereuhn
set nay hand and affixed tns ,aos.
City his 10th day Of APRIL nj sdER
tSeal1 dNe, ..,eto city 1i''-
CITY Comptroller and eA.on's
~ NE city OF Seattle. II IL 1908
Date Of first publication Apr
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ARB0R DAY
May ] Set Aside by Mayor
as Chlldren's Day

Upon the request OF several i'm
ETovement clubs Of this city. Mayor
Humes has issued a proclamation 10
the effect that Thursday. May /. a.
70 be observed as Arbor day. Seat
slsites are expected 10 plant some
thing which wifi assist in beautify-
tng the city.
Gov. Mcbride announced that he
would not set aside a day 20 be OBJ
served throughout the state, but
suggested that each locality carry
out Its own Wishes and plans.
The conference committees Of the
improvement clubs held a meeting
yesterday at the chamber OF COM
,nerce, and the subject came I'd for
discussion. Their resolution was pre-
scented to Mayor Humes by President
Shipper and Secretary Hili and the
mayor at once issued the proclama-
lion in which he says: The subject
OF improving and beautifyisg our
city and the planting OF shade trees
and shrubbery, Is well worth the ac-
tive cooperation OF all citizens, and
we request that all schools. especial
~ public schools. observe the day in
conjunction with the Improvement
Cube for the beautifying OF our
public parks, school grounds, park
sng strips and residences"
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Renion HlIl Clubs

A joint meeting % the Rsuton I'm
provement club and the Rsnton hin
club - 20 be held a, Fraziers chap.
Fl. corner Eighteenth avenue and
spring street tomorrow evening. Ia
discuss the building Of the proposed
clubhouse, site for which has al
ready been donated. Roth clubs are
alive TO the best interests OF Reuton
hill. ana their meeting tomorrow
night viii be fun % interest to every
Renton nm taxpayer.
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PROMINENT
TOURISTS

Ar. and Mrs.. ". Carey Taylor, Mr..
ana Ars. helatlaine BroWu, Mr.. and
Mrs, W W, u. LETTERS aud Miss Ada
hfo" p. make up a party % prom
hrnt New Workers who arc now
stopping az tho Ralnisr-G Grand after
spending The winter Ia California.
IN" gentlemen u tho party arr
extensively interested IN Eastern
commercial Industries. Mr.. Jerfern
having been for time manager ~
the National Paper Co. and Mr..
Brown was one Of the largest man.
ufhcturerB % soap ln the United
states when he retired from active
business
The party VIII he 10 Seattle
Tor several days before continuing
ths Journey East. THIS ~ the nrnt
visit ~ any az the party 10 the
sound, and all express the ereat#,t
admiration Tor the progreaatyan sas
81 Seattle and the beauty 81 the
sound country.
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AMER Chlnk Smuuglers

tor Grant was Ia hot pursuit Of a.
Canadian hioop laden with contra
baud Cinnamon bound FOR the United
States a party 90 HmugElora with
~ Chinka carefully slowed away in
"a aloop sailed from Victoria Satur-
day headed for the Gulf Islands
where they intended mancuverinR
preparatory 10 sailing FOR some
nearby point on American soil and
landing their cargo.
The Grant got wind OF the hffnir
upon reaching Victoria ana immedi-
atciy got up steam and started In
pursuit
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backs. iaoi bellies. Zee
Hay Puget sound per ton. $500. East.
stn washington timothy tis0uuip 90. al.
drain Oats. $40 o.. wheat. go 30. corn.
5000. rolled barley. t2A 90
Butter. Cheese. EeEs and Poultry
hutter Washington cfeamaries. 2ic.
ranch 1000
Cheese Native Washington fuil cream,
lhUiac. EHHtrrui E,w Y0fh. i8AUi4o,
Wisconsin. "a, Hoqurfart tbu. EdHm
81 ppu ~ % pei caHr Nrw YORK. tbulgc
l.lmhursef iaqi1c. brick i0ai7e. swiss
Esss strictly fresh ranch. 1920, Cali
FORMS, ituinr OREGON. ilg.
1--we Poultry Hens. t8hHtar. frysfs
- pouhp rrf dos. turkeys. iIIt4o. geese
l0uiic. durhH i8r
bterasd fpuitf5 Turkeys. ituInc geese
1920 ducks tal6g, chickens. iBait8.
Honey i2uise.
Commission Mons Prices
Corrected daili The following prices ~,
being nHffed 60 thr producer iu round tuti
un thr dn'h ui in enc car az Seattle
bfainhbhts, teH. 5uffgl 90. barley. 81 Oh
wheat chicken feed. 90 90, corr. Buik,
Cheese NhuNe Wellington. ituiiMc.
ignae strictly fresh ranch. ITc.
batter Washing ton creamery, ts0iDf
ranch. lbSl1c.
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styles fer Iight
Fabrics

For the woman who insists upon
having light Col0rs there Il the white
cloth suit. The slight opening at the
front o. the Jacket displays an elab-
Orately trimmed vest 81 cream or
blue silk. with usually n touch 81
fine lace at the throat Tho skirt
has graduated flounce headed BY
Swapping 81 white silk on which
turquoise blue stones are fastened at
intervals. 70 give tbs appearance Of
fancy passemcutefie.
No matter what the fabric. the
costume must have the new gradu-
atsd flouuce In order 60 b. on the
crest ~ the wave ~ fashion. This
finish is known AZ the pioated.
shaped fOunce. The pleating h. done
by machine. the folds narrowing at
the front and widening toward the
back with the increased width Of the
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SCHOOL BOARDS
BOND QUESTION

In order to ascertain the legality
OF using the sz75,ooo school bonds Sc
cured recently by special election,
FOR other purposes than those spsci-
fed In the contract. the school board
at a special meeting held last night,
submitted the matter TO Prosecuting
Attorney Fuiton. The latter, when
seen today. had not yet rendered a
decision In the matter. the com
munication OF the board not having
reach him. II IL understood. how
ever, that privileges which the
board asks. are lawfully allowable.
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THE MARKETS

business was a little quieter on
West street today than II has been
for soms days There IL a noticeable
lack u supplies. although arrivals
have been fairly heavy Butter r.
down 2 cents more. creamery stock
selling at 2ie. Lettuce r. fairly plen-
tlful ht ti.eo per ease. A small con
slEumcnt % strawberries which ar
rived this morning brought $3.50.
Apples are very slow, only tho very
choicest varieties being In demand.
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WOMEM'S WORLD

Msns for
Day
Breakfast
Cereal. Cream.
Poached Eggs on Toast.
flashed Potatoes.
Mullins. Coffee.
Lunch.
Broiled Chops.
Brown Bread. Baked Potatoes
Cookies. Sliced Plneapplrs.
Tea.
Dinner.
Vegetable Soup.
Veal Outlets Dreaded. Cream Sauce
Rice Croquettea. Peas
Tomato Mayonnaiss
Cheese. WATERS.
Peach Aeringus. Coffee.
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JoBBlEe QUOTATIONS.


Green Ffutt
Lannon's a. Tt82rs box. cooking sp.
pies u 90 = eating apples. ~ nuaa 70
oranEss o. T5sHs -. bananas. 81 Tbdz 70
rinse rfiss - - pr aast ssstiinw orsns~s
- soga "a. nay.ls. o. gs4htoi MsaitsFrah-
sen Hassfs. - -. times. 81 soGs-uo ease
tsnssrtnss. ~ "a Frane frutt 81 0oa3 10
tahfarhis strawberries. q - psF efats
ofHsau. - 20,
Vegetables
Potatoes oid. 80 eonAc % psr ,oa
nee - 20 per rNtf beeta. o. Dos - psr
saes carrots st0Tse PEI saeh i-ttuce
500 tar case. 'uFnipa. pncui = garlic.
a. cabbage. e. fs91o ser e~t huska. ~
celery. eeS ~ dns. sweet potatoes. ~ ~
psg rase Chill rrprsrs. 20 soc sAusr-
hfAnt. zA0ars tomatoes. " oD4z - FER
crate. radishss toe rsF fes paFpieY. SO
sci cations, g. stre ~ rsf cvi parsnirs
Tae. saailrrssT. 81 ~ pumptina z87'se
ser ~. sguaNhAs. .isr waH b4ans. lie
hrtiehnkss be9Tsc psr aas sirinE beans
Tqee. euruutsrs. ~ he8z % rsr tas
brusssls sFrpBts. T9ac peaH. trte tsis
phons rsns - Fhuhare. hFs@r psf -.
sfinafh. hp9asc f~r haa WaiiA Wsiia as.
f,afaEus. 81 ftn1 o. feF hun native. 81 =
pgf rsss! cs@goa. o. On
Provisisns
Frssh sfsatacov beet. r per r.. steer
hssf T8Ttse psF ~. nsatteni Hvthsr, Tsss
suea. ne. tefk. ioe psT 10. veal iAfEs.
rrovlsieos = Hams is4e BREAKFAST
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WILL SPEND
A MILLION

Iocsl officials OF the Great North.
srn are authority for the Statement
mat during ths present week the
work OF charging and extending the
rmlth Cove docks and wharves OF
mat company win be commenced
Inc improvements are made neccs-
saFy ~ the rapidly increasing ship
ping business OF the Great Northern
Mt this port
preliminary plans already drawn
provide for an expenditure OF about
sl.oo0,0eo. The enlargement and ex-
tension Of the warehouses on the
wnarves viii be an important part OF
abe work.
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Favors Judge Haniord

A special meeting OF the King
County Tar association has been cali
ed by President orange Jacobs and
Secretary John Arthur. The meet
ing Is TO be held tomorrow morning
at s.i5 O'Clock. in Judge Cirlffns
courtroom and all lawyers are In
vited. The measure now pending iu
congress as To the appointment Of
an additional ninth circuit Judge, Is
to be discussed. and Judge Hanford
to be recommended. should the place
be created. This action was taken
by the Spokane Bar association last
Friday.
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Mrs. Wilson Injured

Mrs. Nellie Wilson. Of e07 Seventh
avenue. yesterday afternoon was
thrown from a James street car az
L took the curve at Broadway. Mrs
Wilson fell IN front Of "a west bound
ear and was severely bruised by the
bartender
She was removed 10 the Seattle
General hospital, where her injuries
were attended.
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is INJURED BY
FALL OF EARTH
Workman on Trinity Church Sus-
tains a Broken Leg

While excayating for the new ex-
ira basement Of the Trinity Parish
church at Eighth avenue and James
street, John Serbs was seriously in
tured In a cave-in this morning. The
earth above where he was working
gave way suddenly and buried him.
As soon az possible his fellow work
men dug him out, but his left leg
vs. AZ broken and he IL badly crushed.
He was taken to the Seattle General
hospital.
Series Is a single man, and lives
with his mother, near Seventh ave-
nue. south and King street.
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800 LACE GALOONB, Sc.
Black EHcurinl Lace Gallons, In
the new serpsntlne weave, z 20 4
inches wide. worth 75c. 100 and
tt.25. snie price al day Weduea-
day. at the yard, Sc.
POINT YENIsE BEADINGs.
An elegant assortment Of Point
Venise Readings viii be offered
"wednesday. They are IN white,
cream and ccru, best qualities,
patterns all new, the prices VIII
range about third or regular,
making them very special We'd
nesday at i2hc, i9c, &c. BE and
Ssc per yard.
DOWNSTAIRS SPECIALS ron
"WEDNESDAY.
Fine Porcelain Dinner Sets, 90
pieces. neat decorations Of pale
green, worth $500 set: on sale
Wednesday all day az fsGs.
25c for Bracket Lamps. with No.
Il burner and chimney complete,
with reflector. Regular value Is
45c.
1928 for fine i2-Piece Toilet Sets,
under glazed decorations, in col
OH ftlNIifkf WIN jul
Regular value Is $3.50.
ti.i9 for Sl1-Piece Toilet Sets,
plain white. 81 new fancy shapes,
regular value Ills.
NOTIONS.
Fancy Decorated Crepe Paper. In
all the latest designs, worth &c
roll. wednesday all day AT isc.
white Pearl Buttons. slEes IL 20
"a. regular prices Tizc 20 iZ11c. on
sale Wednesday, ali day, at &c a
dozen.
Wire Hair Pins. assorted. In box
90, regular price &c n box. sale
price all day "Wednesday. Al 2c.
The Patent Non Twisting Tape,
best ever made. assorted widths In
each bunch. regular price lOc q
bunch. special price Wednesday
ali day AT r.
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Improvement
CLUBS MEET

At a meeting OF the vRaous Inn
provement clubs yesterday. az the
chamber % commerce, several re-
ports were made. q. w. Saunders
announced that an exhibition Of pic
lures OF Washington, u. c.. and the
surrounding country. IL TO be given
in Seattle early IN June.
President Shippen said he could any
positively that two new park COM
missioners would be named In a
short time.
G. W Saunders. Homer NJ. Hin and
-. +. Keith. were appointed a com
mittee on crcmatories.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-29
QUEEN OF HOLLAND
IS IMPROVING

HET LOO. April % Queen VIII
hclmina continues 10 improve. Tho
following bulletin was issued this
morning. THE queen pissed quiet
night Her symptoms indicate I'm
proyement Ia her condition"
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Cricket Club Meets

Tho FIRST meeting this year ~ the
Seattle Cricket club viii be held IN
Collins hall tomorrow night The
meeting in for the purpose OF rror-
gnnigatlun Prospects are very
bright this year Tor q good team.
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STREET CAR
employees
ORGANIZE

The street car employees met last
night al the Western Central Labor
rooms in considerable numbers and
effected temporary organization. a
full meeting will be held Thursday
night when a permanent union viii
be formed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-29
COO-COO
CASE Up

The Goo-Goo-E Eye saloon case Is
before Justice Cam this afternoon
J.. Williams. Mae Davis. George Hill
debrandt and A. T. Fox are being
tried for the alleged administering Of
drugged liquor 70 N. n. wilkins and
J. Sloane.
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uounce. Another novelty Il the has
guine Jacket. which ~ finished in the
pointed form az the back. and has a
Nnisiroat effect az The frnnt.
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Toilet Pins. with bis,A
Whiie pins, assorted. best ar.s, ~,
needle points. worth 10 a talit
sale price Wednesday al A. "''ki
'zsc MOTH BALLS FOR i1,1,
Moth Balls. full pound -.
W s &c: special WEDNESDAY N
MEDICINE sPHcIALg
Syrup 81 Fifs. cal,fo,r,. :.
KIND Wednesday AZ z5c. ~
Coftsrs Little Liver pnls ",
bottles for I0c. ~
20 CANDY FOR isc.
Fine Peanut Brittle f,s.s
STEP. worth go a pound. sps ~
MEMS GOOD gPEcfAIe
Mems Black Balbrigsan f,,s
wear. shirt and drawers ns.ss.
anchor seams. fast color. wo,t 49,. y
= garment; special WEDNESDAY !,
Mems Balbriggan Underv,..
both plain ecru and striped a. \.
garment. CSC. "
-Four lines Of Mems Panrx a,
briEgan sox. IN cluster. 49,
and slngle-siripe effects. - -,
ity; "wednesday. 2 pairs for ~
SIC BAoDAD DRAPERY Pop q.
b0-inch Bagdad Draperv e..
narrow and vide stripes. rsyn'..
price sbc; special "Wednesday !. ~
1850 BOBISETTE cURrAIxs
FOR t1.Ts.
ib-inch Rufned BObinests n,
tains. with two-inch lace 49,.
and insertion, regular value ~
special Wednesday al ta.fb
ti-b0 SHIRT WAISTS FOR ma
Shirt waists, worth $40. of Va.
eerized Bingham, very prs.st,,
made and trimmed. ali sizes. 80
cial "wednesday At. each. si.M
WASH PETTIcoATs FOR m
Wash Petticoats % fInsr I,
Aercerzed chambray. Ia co,o-r
ali lengths: Wednesday, a sp4rs.l
all day at ti.y0.
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MUSICIANS WIN

Last night the council repealed the
theater license regulations Insofar az
u relates % saloon musicians, and
hereafter the SO month license OF
those artists win not be paid.
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ANOTHER WEEK
OF
BARGAINS
D. S. Johnston Co.'S Great
Cut Prize Clearance and
Improvement Sale Goes
Right Along This Week

Many families In Seattle and all
over Western Washington who have
thought the purchase Of desirable
piano not within their means. arr
changing their minds and thankful
for this great bargain period
When We inRugurAted this big
clearance sale with the lowest prices
on record people began TO invssii-
gate and sxclaim our time has eunc
az Last. instead OF buying an indif-
fercnt or poor piano at a high price.
We can buy good reliable new ones
for at a low price. and they are buy
Ing them rapidly without losing
much time IN arguing the matter.
our schedule OF special clearance
cut prices range as follows. sisi.
iis2. Sia9. tl9s. SOS. 500. fgto. igas
$40. $500. isos. $40. sass. $3.50. sg1s.
$500. tio4. aus and upward on easy
monthly payments. making buying
easy.
ALL ABOVE PRICES BEING
FROM oNE-THIRD TO ONE
HALF LESS THAN ACTUAL
VALUE,
New organs. siT.o0 for tho SO. 90
styles ana upward, Second hand
Organs from 5000 up on your own
terms.
one price 10 one and ail alike.
This sale has been a verltable
bonanza 10 scores Of music loving
families Delighted purchasers come
to oui~atore daily and make their
selection. All other intending buy
crs should fall In line before too late.
D. 5. JOHNSTON co.
ss3 Second Ave. Burke Building
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Ride with the Push

Visit the battleship and navy yard.
Pleasant Beach camping and picnic
grounds. Boats leave Colmnu dock
~ $40. $50 and 10 a. m. 1916 and
{ 30 .. m. -.
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MORTALITY RECORD

". J. Wright. AGED 20 years. died NJ
a2i Eighth avenue north, last even
INK, ~ blood poisoning. The body "
at nutterworth'u.
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Specials on Sale Wednesday Morning
From . Till IL

The wednesday to Il bargain
the bulk OF the departments OF the
MEMS 1900 HATS. u-5o.
Mems Soft Hats. IN black and
brown, worth 11Oo. Wednesday
from TN ~. at Ii.to.
BOYS u.z5 LONG PANTS sec.
Boys Long Pants. sizes Z 90 10
years. IN brown mixed patterns.
" orth si2g. Special Wednesday,
from till u. at SEC.
Soc BLACK DRESS GOODS, &c.
ft-in Au-Wool Black Dress
Goods. In neat weaves, worth SOC a
yard. Wednesdays price. from 8
TAI ~. at &c.
MEMS sox.
Mems Black and Tan Cotton
sox. wednesday from I'll Il. at
three pairs for 2sc.
RuBIFoAM, sc BOTTLES FOR
&c.
Ruhlfoam Tooth Wash. regular
&c bottles, for i5c: on sale Wed
uesday. from 3 till II.
Kinks TOILET SOAP.
Kinks Bslsam Soap. three cakes
IN a box. worth i5c. Wednesday.
from . TIL Il. at the box. 6iac.
SHELL HAIR PINS, SC a DOE.
Shell Hair Pins. IN black or
natural. regular price i5c a dozen.
WHIST BRooNs. lie.
Very best quality whist Broom.
width wire bound handles. regular
price z5c. wednesday. from ? TIL
IL. at i5c.
BRUSH SKIRT BINDING, &c.
Brush Skirt Binding. best quail
itg. in black. navy blue and gray.
regular price ti4c n yard. We'd
nssday. from > TIL II. at Sc.
DOWN STAIRS SPECIALS
FROM 8 TILL -.
Fine Austrian China Dinner
Plates. pretty decorations. in pink
and green. regular value $3.50 "A
dozen. for only si.5a.
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list Is herewith printed--sasinr ~
store; :
Fine Austrian China Coupe Sour
Plates, in decorations of piuk A.
green. regular value tz.zs dozsn
Wednesday, from 8 tili u. at tl.fs
Fine Austrian Lunch Or Brest.
fast Plates. same decorations 1,
above. regular value sz.1s a dozen.
Wednesday. from = TIL IL al ,l.if
INFANTS tic SHOES FOR se
Infants Blue Shoes. with 0ext-
bic soles, no heels. sizes 10 Z.
worth &c: Wednesday. from I'll
". al ssc.
/ WoMEN's tl.5o SANDALS FOR
7se.
Wowen'E One gtrap ssndsis
gold buckles. soft Wei hid wtts
medium heels. worth ti.se a pair,
wednesday. from ? till IL al nc.
sc BEDSPREADs SC
Full size Bedspreads. hsunss.
I ready for use: some of then hare
a small min stain. and ths: WI
come out In the IaundrJ, rpof |
1 value at SIC. Wednesday. TN =
till IL. 81 BIC.
FRUIT OF THE LOOM MUslNt
Tisc.
Fruit q the Loom Bleachss
Muslin. one yard wide. 10 r.
yard lengths. worth l0c a yErt.
Wednesday we viii cell this b.
the piece. only. from III II. at ist |
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The Chamber Of Commerce com
mittes on the battleship keel laying
celebration Is In session this after
noon. II Is understood that res
olution declaring against municipal
celebration on a grand scale viii be
adopted before the committee rises.
$50 o'elook-1'he committee adopt
ed a resolution against a general
public celebration Of the keel laying.
a private ceremony Is Endorsed by
the committee.
Secretary Rust OF the western
tentrA Labor union. appeared be-
lore the committee and stated the
determined opposition Of union labor
" the city OF Seattle 20 any celebrR-
tion % the keel-iaying given In the
name % the city. He stated that the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-29

Tho battleNhip and navy yard
reached only by the Port Orchard
route. from Colmhn dock. Boats
leave Colman dock az $50. $50 and
10 a. m. ltb ana $50 y. m. Fare
Zoe round trip.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-29

Dunlap, real estate. 81 Union block
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-29

Relchert Bros. pianos. ITO Union.
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LEGAL NOTICES

When buying articles advertised In
this paper, speak OF the Star.
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Fletcher a Carpenter. realty bar
gains only. -.
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THE BON r1ARCHE
Wednesday,
Specials
NoRDHoFF q CO

The Specials on Sale aft day Wednesday ar.
as follows:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-10-30
San Juan ffice at No. 2 Tanca St. Telephone Sll

New York Office No Broadway:
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