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The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1902-07-09
CELEBRATION
OF THE FOURTH
Dunn and Bessler Win Their
Third Drilling Contest.

The Fourth was rainy, cold, dis.
agreeable day, Of course. As a conse-
quence the literary exercises were held
in Ellis opera house. Mrs. Sanford
read the Declaration Of Independence
and Rev. J. X. n. Bell, Of Baker City,
delivered the Grafton. There was in ad-
dition II musical program rendered.
The interest Of the day was centered
in the team drilling contest, which took
place ut the corner Of Granite and Center
streets. Five teams were entered from
Golconda, Campbell and Bevis; 30.
nanza, Lemon and Switzler; Alamo,
Smith and Mcdonald; Baker City,
Rossman and Corniss; Oregon King,
Dunn and Bessler.
The last named team, from the Ore
gon King, drilled a hole into hard Gran.
ite 3lls inches, winning the first prize
of 500. The gentlemen from Bonanza
drove hole 29s4 inches deep and took
second money, 800. The Golconda
boys missed winning this hundred by a
scant eighth Of an inch, their hole
measuring 29ss inches--and Mayor Rob
bins regretted their defeat more than
they did themselves. Both the Baker
City and Alamo teams broke drills aud
had to quit.
The single hand drilling contest
was pulled off Saturday afternoon, at
the corner of Granite and Mill streets.
Ernest A. Grenfell, Of the Oregon King,
won the first prize, 1925, drilling l64
inches. Conde, Of the Golconda, car.
rieu off the second money, $50, going
down l4h. Rossman, OF Baker, sunk
lOa4 and Smith, Of Alamo, Siz
This Is the third year that Dunn and
Bessler have won the first prize in the
team drilling contest, and they wore on
this occasion the gold and diamond
medals that the ladies Of Sumpter pre-.
sented them two years ago. That night
some one stole Dunn's highly priced dec.
Grafton while he was celebrating. Tom
Bessler sharpened Grenfell's drills and
coached him during the contest. The
impression prevails that Mr.. Bessler
and his partners continued triumphs
are due AZ much to his skill in sharpen.
ing and tempering their drills as In their
joint use Of them and the hammer. He
is said to possess knowledge Of the art
OF working steel that no one in eastern
Oregon can equal.
In the 10y rolling contest Friday after.
noon, Will Scott, Will Green and John
Irwin won the $75 prize money, loading
the ten big logs ON wagon in seven
minutes and twenty-five seconds. The
other two crews were Hughes, Tibbs and
Johnson Baker, Regan and Findley.
Both did excellent, rapid work, but met
with accidents and lost-like thorough.
breds.
Saturday afternoon Baker and Jones
won 800 against Scott and Irwin, in eight
minutes and thirty.One seconds, official
time; outside timers said Z: 81.
There were many minor events which
filled in the time and entertained the
crowd.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1902-07-09

Investors, Attention.

$4,000 shares Of best mining stock in
eastern Oregon for sale. Write for terms
and prospectus to T. Costello, Cable.
vile, Oregon, Cable Cove district
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1902-07-09

Hoffman's Bakery makes specially
Of furnishing ice cream for parties.
Prompt attention given all orders.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1902-07-09

Harrison, the Giant Powder man
wants every miner to make his office
headquarters when in Sumpter.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1902-07-09

Leave your order tor anything In tn
reading line with DeNeffe 4 Muxzy.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1902-07-09

The celebrated Gundo's-"the beer Of
good cheer'-always on draught at Dun.
phys The Club.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1902-07-09

For finest confections, fruits, tobaccos,
cider, etc., go to "Sturgill's."
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1902-07-09

II in want Of clothing, see Ncill Mcr.
camille company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-28
SECRET STRIKE HISTORY
How the San francisco Street Car Fight Was
Originated and Fought

tee of the company. Against none OF
these mon had amy complaint OF
neglect uf efficiency ever nccn made,
No explanation was offered except
that the companies had no further
use for their services.
The mon had been spotted by tho
company's detectives who had
Swallowed Pierce from the time of his
arrival IA the city.
During the ten months that have
elapsed since the formation of pivi-
sion No. 2o5 NOT "a day passed that
did not add something To the
strength ~ the union. Ia out-of-way
secret places. by night and hy day.
the organization was built up. every
prccaution being used for secrecy.
Scores OF employees who were Hus-
pected % having Joined the union
were discharged summarlly during
this Interval The men never dared
20 hold meeting. but steadily and
persistenuy they moved forward 60
a common end.
The conditions governing the street
railway system were such as 20 pre-
pare every man on the system for
revolt. when the strike order VAS
issued Saturday evening. April 10.
less than $50 ~ the employees were
members ~ the union Within "a
hours after the strike order was is-
sued the numerical strength % pi-
vision eos had Increased tn over & 600
men and President Cornelius and
the others who had been dismissed
from service gave the order that
stopped the street car traffic IN San
Francisco Tor week and resulted IN
The complete victory Tor the men
With Increased pay and shorter
hours
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-28

Ana every voter at such election elect.
inE TO vote against said proposition shall
vote ballot containing the followins
statement q said proposition. 20 wit;
AGAINST the proposition and question
o. the Issuance and sale ty the City Of
Seattle of the ncgotiahls bonds q said
sand Dollars. for the purpose Of PROVIDING
money with which 10 pay % George p.
heacham and Lucia N. Meachsm, his
wife, the said sum of one Hundred Thou
Block Ninsieen ua) 81 Rorens Addition
20 the city Of Seattle upon the purchase
thereof b. said city Ter use BY ., a. a site
for The Seattle Public Library. as set
forth and detailed In Ordnance No. To6s
OF said city"
Notice Is hereby further given 70 tho
ms in each or the several election IRE
cincts IN the several wards of sald city
at said election shall be IS follows:
FIRST WARD.
First Frectnct-shoeshop. ils Railroad
avenue south.
second Precinc,--covsy Bros.' Tinshop.
hii First ave south
Third rrecinct-Citv stables. Lane St
end Fourth ave. south.
Fourth Frecinct-Mnntana stables. sth
ave. south and WayhlnEton street.
F1fth Precinct - once shannon hotel.
hoa Main street.
Twelfth ave. south and Weller street.
Seventh Precinct Rrukaksr's Barber shop
Eighth ave south and bradford street
SECOND WARD
Flrs, Precinct-Butniok's storsroom, 1928
jackson street.
second Precinct-PiumhinE shop. ssos
Jackson street.
yard. corner Of Twenty-sixth ave. south
ana Jackson street.
Fourth PrScinct-Front room OF house.
2sos Jackson street
THIRD WARD.
First precinct-Front room OF house
southeast corner Of Eleventh ave, and East
Cherry street
second precinct-Maarona Council hall
Twenty-nrst ave. ana East jefferson
Third Preoinot-Front room Of house. 1929
Fast Madison street
Fourth Precinct-AcGiivra's Real Es-
state ONCE. end OF Madison street car line
FOURTH WARD.
First Precinct-Bsaement Of City hall.
Third avenue and Jefferson street.
Second f'recinct-Front room In house.
aol Columbia street.
Third Preoinct--Onice OF Perrin hotel
MAJ ion street and First ave.
Fourth preclnct-Oflce Of Florence house
ih Madison street.
Ftfth Precinct - Candy store room. To5
seventh ave.
sixth Preoino, - Justices court room.
basement OF County courthouse
FIFTH WARD.
ftrt freolnct-Warchouss rear Of Of
nee, compton, lumber yard. Western ave,
between Madison and Spring streets.
second Precinct - Sweeney's Plumbing
sNSiet al university street
third Observation-Disclosures Auction room
1919 First ave '
Fourth Precinot-E astman'S stableA. Fifth
ave, and Pine street
Fifth Precinct - JInton Ieiectrtc worth.
fnO Pike street
sixth Prseinot-Carpenter shop, 1890 Third
avenue.
SIXTH WARD.
First ave. NNN' ~NAs
Second Prseinet-Monlwaln's real estate
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-28

SAN FRANCISCO, April 2S,-rhe
leaders who have managed the recent
car strike 81 san Francisco with such
remarkable skill have since the sue
Ccssful conclusion, told the history
ami uncovered the mystery ~ the
affair. The strikers have kent 20
themselves the methods that enabled
them 10 strike the stunning blow
that In less than four hours paral-
yzed the street passenger traffic %
San Francisco "a a time when
neither the company with tts COM
plete system ~ spies or the general
public had any idea that strike
was contemplated.
on the evening Of July 10 ten men,
employees ~ the street ear lines OF
san Francisco. mOtcrmcn and COM
dnctors. met in room ~ the Lick
hotel. They left their uniforms at
home and came stngly and by devil
GUS routes. one 90 them was Rich
ara r. Cornelius. a motorman. now
the president Of division No us Of
the Amalgamated order ~ the Street
Railway Employees or America. who
has been the leader OF the recent
strike.
with the assistance % ]. T.. Pierce.
national organiser, the division was
formed. after which the men re-
turned 10 their homes one by one.
Each had been told what section OF
the city was assigned % him, &C. be-
gin missionary work with the view
to enrolling all street car employees
Of san Francisco as members. The
next morning nine 81 the ten men
who had formed the division were
summarily dismissed from the sery-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-28

once. a22s First ave.
Third observation-disclosures OF Aoaoa -
pltal. isis First ave.
FOURTH Precinct - Basement OF DthH
Fifth Preoinet-oface Of Bowers has-
Sixth ave. and olive street.
SEVENTH WARD. -
First Precinct - Basement 81 swecl.
church, corner Pike street sna pe'f'"
ave.
second Preeinet-vsean, house. sis f''
NINA Pr.ciuet-onscs Mamfords R3
factory. corner Of Amy street and hoSa--
FOURTH Preclnct-Bakery Of schmidt .
Heliwig. 1901 Harvard ave. -
Ftlth Preeinet-Storeroom OF HARM"
Co, 1901 Fourteenth ave. -
sixth Precinct-smlths Grocery 80
corner OF Harrison street ana
seventh rreelnet--Front rcc1n Of house.
900 Fast Matison street -.
Eighth Precinct-Room in house o. ''A
stanton. 2So& EaEtiake ave,
EIGHTH WARD. -.
First preoinet-ofrcs Of klests MT
rcRi estate. se0 Denny way. a.,
Second Prscinot-Ofiice Pecino rus
tory. $50 Harrison street -.
Third Precinct-Old Pumping station. ~. -
ner % wari street and Fourth ave ny
Fourth Prscinct-Shoe shop eesAe'
Roy street and Queen Anne avenue
NINTH WARD.
Fret precinct--ColeKroves hail
tenth ave. west and Grand houisss. al
S8ond proeinct--Old Ross pcstome' -
Thira Prscinc,-oid Hose hcuss. rrsm,css
Fourth Prsctnct-L O. @. ]. hsii' N"
ett ave. and Albion street. -. IN
Firth Prcoinct--Anteroom OF My sv,
East Forty second street and Sikth
Sixth Preeinet-sundsy. sehooI tent. "a
ty-ssventh ave. north and keystens va IA
seventh precinct-i. o. G. 7. hslh -
200 East. Seventy-second street.
Moodlawn ave. .s.n.a
Eighth Precinet-Gresn Lake ecash'S'~
end Of car line. - -,.s
The polls at said election will %
from o o'clock a. IN. until 7 o'clock
OF said day. ..urts
In Testimony Whereof I have hssss N
set my hand and afixsd the sesi u
city this 18th day OF April. lgos, orR
(Seal) JNO. klPllNS ga
City Comptroller and ex-ofieio CIV ~
OF the City OF Seattle =. ,oa
Date OF Arst publication April 10 ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-28
IRRIGATE
MILLIONS

WARRINGTON, -. e.. April sA.
Mr 'uahman, one OF the representa-
yves ln conErfHA from the state 81
Washington, In conversation today
With the representative Of the star
expressed doubt as To- the passage of
IN, ON which has already been
adopted hy the senate ana which has
Tor iia object ihH reclamation on the
arid lands uf the West A. a matter
~ course Mr eastman Is heartily
in favor 20 the bill. and viii, he said.
exert himself 60 the utmost 90 secure
favorable action on the bili which n
nov ON The house calendar bat the
trouble in the way lH what he ra-
rerrrd Ca va bits speech Ia tho houFr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-28

"a few days nRo. the dmculty OF no
curing recognition from the speaker
Hp that the bill may Boz considered hy
The house.
As the bin now stands Il IL regard
% hy the great majority ~ the mem
BEERS 90 both houses ~ congress nH
smluontly rair to both the. govern
munt aud the people Interested. be-
sides which it has the hearty APP
prevail ~ President Hooa"Vclt, who
hAH taken unusual interest in the
subject OF irrigation because by rea-
SON nf his long residence in the
West he ~ fully aware Of tho nccoa'
Hlty " the proposed legislation.
tt ~ estimated that lf the pending
hin becomes a law, an area ~ 70 600
600 acres viii be added 10 the arabic
land 81 the United states. and what
la now a waste ana not worth n
cents an acre. viii become one 81 Tho
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-28
FOUNDERS

sANpUsKY, o., April es.-Cnpt.
Robert Pardy. his wife and stepson.
were drowned Saturday night ~ the
laundering Of the schooner Barlow,
a half-mlie Out from Putin bay. ON
Lake Erie. Dick Burke. a sailor,
was rescued from the rigging by the
llfe-saving crew yesterday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-28

JOLIET, III. April IA buggy
containing Mrs. Michael PuiOck. her
daughter Alice, aged 70. and Floyd
Pegrce. also ~. was struck by a
train at a crossing last night. and all
three killed. The train was a fast
passenger. The horse became uu-
manageable while crossing. and
baked At the critical moment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-28
GUEVARRA
SuRRENDERS

MANILA, April Is Gen, Ouevar-
ga, the nsurgcnt leader, hns sur
rendered his entire foree Co Gen.
Frederick Grant, in accordance with
a promise made IN March. A force
90 5000 holomcn surrendered Satur-
day az Sulat. IN SRmar,
GueNarfa says the general dispos-
itlcn ia 90 surrender and trust 90 the
American government 90 protect tho
natives Ia an ways possible. tie Hayn
the greater number % Insurgents are
tired ~ the hardahlps OF continual
warfare against a superior armed
force. and want peace
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-28
WINDST0RM

PTTTsBURG. April 2s.-Two lives
were lost In a windstorm that swept
over this city and surrounding eoun-
try yesterday. Edward q. SpeFow, a
fireman, was caught underneath his
locomotive which was blown from
the track. and seaided TO death. A.
T. Mcdonald. a laborer. was crushed
beneath a falling derrick. The gale
subsidized last night after doing a con-
siderable property damage
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-28
BASEBALL
TOMORROW
League Season Opens With
a Helena Game

Dugdaie's bunch Of ball tossers will
face Jack Fiannery's aggregation
from Helena az Athletic Park tofnor-
row afternoon. The first league game
Of the season Will BE called with
in the box for Seattle. George Sto-
vail has a bad arm and Il Is prob
able that he viii not be seen with the
team this year. Hickey will be back.
The south paw pitcher couldn't stay
away and has notified Dugdale that
he will soon be tn Seattle. He has
had enough OF the California league
and wants 20 come home. with this
pitcher added 10 the present staff the
Seattle team viii Be greatly strength
ened,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-28
BOODLER CAUGHT

ST. LOUIS, Mo. April Word
has been received here that eN-
Councilman Charles Kratx. wanted
for accepting brides in the street
car hoodling cases. has been arrest
cd tn Guadalalara. Mexico. and -
being held handling a4trAhltinn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-28
FIRE AT RESORT

NEW york. Aptn N.--South
Beach. the Long Island summer re-
sort, suffered Ore yesterday that
cleaned cut "a row OF huildlnga on
che beach front, The damage iH
estimated az $4,000 Tho Casino.
Walsh'a hotel ana Wrlghtman' Is
aquarium. were burned.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-28

lions, an exceptionally vooe
al 15c. oS'p Fal.a
iOc for Tbeo. HavllanA
Pihtas. pretty spray dscers,, ..lns
pink end green. Regular g ss'yns .
IOc for German China
Plates. iu sprays ana fows.s.. 'i''a
gold really worth i5c. ~
80 each Tor German cht,.
haucern, IN assorted De-. ~,
each piece gold lined. 'paii
Ihefe are good ne valus,
lOc for fine. big and ian Ia.
Vases really worth a. pehss
1Oc for Pretty China gssa r..
assorted tints and flowers Fs'A .
Former price. 29c.
%Dc for Bracket Lamp. win a.
burner and chimney. cornplet. Z. =.
reflector; real value Sc. "a
4Oc for fine China CuspIdar, -.
decorated In gold ana 10y
Regular worth IL &c. "Al
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-28

SI2.JO for l0O-piece Dinner Eeta,
Johnson Bros English porcelain
pretty border decorations. 90 pale
green ana pink. win gold knobs
and handles. A beautiful oct g.
serve ~ people. Regular value j.
1850.
LA BELLE CHINA.
Hf2.3D for 100 piece Dinner Sets.
~ La Belle China. each piece gold
traced with little sprays Of for
Ret-me-n0tH On the border. HeRu-
lar value 1850.
This style IL sold in odd pieces.
CUPS AND sAUCERs. PLATES.
ETC.
5c for fine China Cups and
Baucers good size and nicely dec
GRATED IN sprays and gold. Reg
ular value i8c a. z5c.
I Sc for fine French China Pie
Plates. In assorted spray decorn-
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fever over

HET LOO. April 2s.--Queen VIII
helmina passed a very quiet night
and her physicians announce that
she Is free from fever this morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-28

NU.DS Tor IO0-piece Dinner Set, ~
EnEiigh Hemi porcelain. new fancy
shapes, pretty border decorations
IN green q beautiful set. for r.
cover dinner service.
The regular price II $1,000.
-, 10 Tor bo-piece Dinner Set. Same
decorations nH above VIII serve
Hx people regular value being
gGAH
We have the above decorations In
open stock. odd pieces on sale at any
time.
johnson Bros English Porcelain.
Kfd.DS for 100 piece Dinner Beta,
spray decorations Of pink apple
blossoms ana pale green leaves,
very beautiful, viii serve ~ people
aud IL really worth 1l0aa
The above Is also sold IN odd pieces.
81 40 FOR CO. piece Dinner het. same
style az above. worth regularly
$3.50 This h also sold IN odd pieces.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-28
LAUNDRY STRIKE

PORTLAND, April 2s.-Threa hun
dred laundry workers ars out on
strike this morning and ten laun-
dries are closed. The strikers ask
recognition Of the union and better
wages.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-28
WILL LIVE

NEW YORK. April zs.-Arch-
bishop corrigan who has been serl-
ousiy 81 because Of pneumonia Is
slowly convaiesctng. His physicians
stated this morning that all symp-
toms are favorable.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-28

EVERETT. April zs-Thc Everett
team won a game % baseball from
the Seattle team yesterday, the score
standing . to :. The play was close
and fast.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-28
MORTALITY RECORD

Miss Addela Rsardon, aged 20
years. died yesterday morning at the
residence Of her sister, Mrs. II. s.
Hoblitsell. sos Tenth avenue. Miss
Iteardon had been visiting her sts-
ter and was a resident Of California.
TO which state the remains viii be
shipped BY Collins Sherman Foley
Co.
Go 10 Hrfrrfrer So t.fo..~r. .....t--
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-28

BLEAcHED DAMAsKS. CSC.
Fine Bleaehed Satin Damask. 20
inches wide. good assortment Of pat
tern, worth tl-fS, a yard esc.
y Napkins 20 match the above. at
dozen t2s0.
HEAsTITCHED DAMAsK, Ills
Very fine German Linen Damazk,
- inches wide. beautiful pattern,
hemEtitchcd edge. with fancy drawn
work border. a yard fi2s.
CoLoRED BORDER DAMAsK. 4se.
BieRched Table Damask. 60 inches
wide. with red. blue or yellow bor-
ders, worth CSC, a yard CSC.
Blankets a nd Comforts
ia BLANKETS sec.
Heavy Gray Cotton Blankets. with
fancy colored border. worth ti.eo. q
pair, SIC.
ia BLANKETS Si-3s.
Extra Heavy Tan Cotton Blankets,
fun ii-4 size, very soft and feeey.
worth t.7b, a pair tl-ss.
si.2s COMFORTS ssc.
Full size, covered with siikoline.
white cotton filling and tufied. good
value at sI.2S, each csc.
LINEN HUcK TOWELS Zoe.
Heavy Linen Huck Towels. size
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-28

Linens
BLEACHED DAMAsKs. &c.
Heavy Bicachod Table Damask. %
inches wide good assortment OF pat
terms. regular prices sc. n yard 2so.
HLEACHEp DAMAsKS, acc.
Heavy Bleached Table Damask. 90
inches vide. all pure linen. regular
price eoc. a yard fsc.
nLEACHED DAMAsKs. ssc.
Hleached Satin DamaRk. g. inches
wide. hair "A dozen patterns TO
choose from. regular price s5c, yard
6sc.
4 Napkins TO match the above, a
dozen SIS.
PATTERN CLOTHS.
Pattern Cloths. with border eE-
tending all around the cloth. fne
satin damaak.
Size SKA-ti .ss.
SiEo sxio-s2ib.
Size sxl2-s2so.
u Napkins TO match. $50.
The above cloths are certainly
splendid values and the patterns are
tho best
HEMsTITCHED DAMASK. 500.
Fine German Linen Damask, 70
inches wide. good patterns with
hsmstitehed edge. yard u.o0.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-28
MORTON DIES

CHICAGO. April ss-The Hon. J,
sterling Morton. who served as
secretary 90 Agriculture under
Grover CleVelandH naturalization,
died az the residence OF hts son Ia
this city yesterday. u was his 10th
birthday anniversary. He had been
90 since November from a compiled
ton ~ diseases, illa body Will be
taken 20 his home IN Nebraska city
for interment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-28

Those Home Savings Ranks sivsn
away BY the American savingafiank
X Trust Company, corner End and
Madison street, are certainly a great
hclp 60 swsll your savings account.
and should be In every home They
teach the youth the princlplea which
builds up fortunes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-28

500 a day placed lu "a savings ac-
count with The American Savings
Hank q Trust CO.. cor. 2nd ana Mad
iHon streets, at per cent. compound
90 semi annually. win yield 90 the
dcpoHitor t30N3g az the end ~ nvn
years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-28

Fletcher A. Carpenter. realty bar.
gains only. -.
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NoRpHoFF 4 90.
THE BON NARcHE
Sale
DOWNSTAIRS

draw clos each overs % u Dcya
ouou nmngatl aaaao
rnnLL n Mr.l nnml .
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isx32 Inches. plain white or crimd
borders. hemnef ends. worth ~
each iOc.
WHITE SPREADS. tilee.
Full ia size Extra Heavy Whis
Croc het Bed Spreads. Marssillss pat
terms, henmed ready for uss. re-h
sL25, each tI-oo.
COMBINATION SPREADS ra
Very Heavy White spsrs1 IA
size. heavy fringe and 50 GU % 70
be both quilt and valance especially
adapted for large tron bed spFesaA
each t2-5o.
We also have the ie-s sile fN ne
single beds. each ti.s5.
FRINGED SPREADS. nia
Extra Heavy White Spread sxn
sire and heavy fringe. gcod Waves
s2.25, each sL75.
Towels
TURKISH TOWELS, 7htc
Unbleached Turkish Towels ~
igxl5 inches. worth loc, each INC
TURKISH TOWELS, isc-
Extra Heavy Turkish Towels ~
ssx52 inchese, worth sc. saeh ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-28

Brass Extension Rods. worth ioc
each, al observation-disclosures. DC
HmHs Extension Rods. worth lsc.
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Brass Extension Rods. worth sc.
Tor ...-..... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Use
EXTRAORDINARY SALE OF
CURTAINS.
our Lace Curtain stock has been
arriving almost by carloads the last
few days Reason: The snow block
bowl knot pattern, regular value
3b.zb; on sale at.....s........ -. .
other Swiss Curtains. worth an
high as $40 pair. viii be offered
at the same relative discount
LACE CURTAINS WORTH UP TO
$500.
A compisfe line 81 all styles ~ Lace
Curtains wifi be found here al this
week ranging in price from 7bc =
pair up 20 ..--.......-....-.r Zo.bo
These are IN Rufned Bobinette.
Renaissance. Cluny. Brussels Lace.
etc.