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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-01
FOR CITY
GENE Terry
PARK EXPERT FAVoRs PLAN
or BEACON HILL GROUND

James =. Dawson. OimHted Bros
park expert who Do now ih Seat
tie. is Of the opinion that Seattle
should make speedy use u the 300
acres ~ ground on beacon hill which
were purchased several years ago
by the city for the combined purs
poses 81 city cemetery, water rca-
ervair and park Half Of The ground
was Intended "a be used Tor a park
and reservoir site. and the other
half Tor a city cemetery.
The latter would be- a good thing
Tor the city 20 OWH. according 10 Nj.
Dawson. who has seen the great
value ~ city cemeteries demonstrate
I'd In other cities Ia company with
President Saunders of the park
board and Superintendent ThOmp-
son he made a Walt 10 the Gene
terry site yesterday afternoon Dis.
GUESSING the matter. he said
Public cemeteries have proved
satisfactory To- Eastern cites which
have procured them. They make IL
possible Tor the dead 81 the poorest
class TO eacape the potters field
The corporations which own GENE
terieH generally charge so much for
burial i0ta that Il Is difficult for
families Ia ntraighteued cifrum-
stances "a bury their dead At their
own expense Where city GENE
tories are used. The municipality
steps 10 aud gives decent bufids 10
such persons and keeps the price ~
lots If such q price that poor fami
lira can generally afford 70 buy
them
The Ownership ~ cemeteries has
becums 30 much Of a speculation
that lots are nov generally held FAR
beyond reason IN price Some o.
the greatest capitalists III the r0un-
Try own cemetery stock
After looking over the paris and
topography ~ the city. Mr. Dawson
IL convinced that the greatest need
~ the city ls a system % boule-
wards he hopes a. see the Wash
inEtnu PARK driveway made The be
ginning ~ a fine boulevard system
The driveway vii be extended a.
soou a. possible 10 the state uni
verHItY and Volunteer park ultI-
nstslY making connections 9Th the
proposed Green Lake boulevard the
present roadway around lake
Union and a road 20 Fort iawtuu
Nj Dawson thinks that such
honlsvArdH should be- built IN the
suburbs and that AZ least oue ~
them should come direct 20 The
business district
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-01

germ meal. 100. per bale. ta7g; corn
meat Zoe per barrel. - 0e. YeiioH
corn meal i0n. per bale. fz76s white
corn meal l0n. 800. rolled aata. PEI
hhffel Gee 1875 wheat nakea.
boz. 20 iba 500 Farina. psr barrsi
isha Iaflun. ta=lb SACKS per bale.
!sae hoWlnY. large. per barrel.
tse homlnY small Zoe bale. q 30
lioily, HelfafaiHluR bueAv heat. p=~
.hHss wa Holly cake and pastry
ii"4tf per eaHe. 500 pearl barIeF.
barley 100 NJ sarka a 81 .ritt
pens. ~ ID bones. o. 90. rplii peas.
l00slb boxes. tfb0. popcofn. pef
cwt.. 1850.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-01
Star Want Ad Agencies.

p. n. Mullen. Ssi nAliard ave. epA
clts HALL
Fremont prus Co. Ewing street
and Fremont avenue.
W. A. Aansftsld a Co. prveslst
e1d and JaekseA
eraham's Asms aaksrp. 27os tss
avenue
C N Ishadrsft, slesr store sis,s
Second
Thee Harrla al Psstsgiee. Nsnton'
llttls's Pharmsey. tst ave. nerth
and harrisea street. J. n. Little
sreprister.
caritsa a ce. prugelst. een sth
80 and Pao. street South ssattls
p. A. Meors. Postefflee. So Psrs>
UniVersisS prus etsrs. uNlVsrsie
Staten.
newell g. Phsrmssy. Toe Howell
street
Ralslsr Phasmsey, M ciark. pre-
srteter, en2a q. Madison.
Csiunakia prus store, w. J. ssue'
ny, pree. Ceiarshla. Wssh
broadway Pharmsey, {. Fishsn
erep. ete nrsad,~ay and Jarue@
ouaksr prue c. 1918 tst ave
ksa1ss Pharmacy. g3o n. bFese
~aSI phens. unien -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-01
Ideal September Outing.

To the Antiers. lake CNlshman.
and return. including four days stay
90 that famous hotel. for SIS. Tick
ets on sale a. Ottingers ticket Of
flee. elo fdrst avenue, or az the Gal
braith Bacon Dock Psrdita leaves
every morning. except Monday a. :
a M.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-01

a GOOD general foreman wanted 90
take charge - division In Garden
81 Eden. Hla4 f men wanted fH ##HHr
streets ana IaH sidewalks H#Ha
HHHhIHEfuu street car 81 TAYLOR q
mill See HIlimtu or smith
RENT FREE 80 $40 or Eraam
house. uhlie O. . SO ar o. uer
month will buy "a new haurH end
large tract ~ land with HI#F water.
ali You can $50 cents per month
Only rs mIHHtfa ride Take WASH
tnrtou street eHr.IIHH uuHHaa fNruHah
aOITuEAHf SEATTLE. office open
until Z evenings
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-01

WILLIAM EDWARD HILL well
known resident Of Collar for the
past 10 years. died suddenly Tues
day iio was 81 years old and Is
survived ny a widow. two Sons and
"a daughter
NAT TURNER. one o. the white
rappefB convicted Of taking part in
the assault on G. W Thomas. IN
Stevens county. last March. was
sentenced 10 pay a fine 81 $500 and
costs by Judge Neil At Coiviile yes
tefdaE morning Turner viii prob
ably serve out his fine In jail
LOUIS =. HEBRON and Mas
gulea Mcconnell will be publicly
married Friday afternoon ct 2 %
O'Clock on the grounds Of the sno-
bomiah county fair. which " being
held a. Everett
AMERICAN LAKE was stocked
with nearly a carload - black bass
Tuesday. The bass came from the
government hatcheriea at Bellevue.
Iowa. and Mortified. MINI.
THE CUSTOMS department Of
Port Townsend has reduced the fines
on the steamers Perdita and Ga
rome. aHHeHaed for a violation Of
the steamboat laws TIE PerditA
VAS fined 100 and II was reduced 70
so. The Garonne'a fine was reduced
from 80 10 i25.
4 YOUNGER BROTHER Of I.ord
Kitchener arrived In victOria. - g..
yesterday from Australia. lie bears
"a striking resemblance % his IA
NOUS brother.
FRANK T. HAENAFORD. broth
er ~ jules ~ HAnnaford. second
vice president o. the Northern pa
rifle. died In Spokane yesterday OF
pneumonia. The body uill be taken
20 81 Paul. where funeral services
viii be held Interment will take
place a. Jeffrey. ~ II.
THE wHATCOM County wom-
ems Christian Temperance Union
closed its two-daxs' session at BEL
bingham yesterday. Officers we're
elected for the coming year.
JOHN PEARSON has the skeleton
- maHtodan. which he found near
Dawson. Alaska. on exhibition II
Everett The specimen consists %
the animals skull. teeth and tuskA
+ The tusks are seven feet long.
CAPTAIN NJ A HEALT. one q
she best known revenue cutter Of
firers en- the coast died Tuesday q
heart disease IN san Francisco. He
entered the revenue cutter service In
1865.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-01
WHY

Yea haes % 81 th-es times ss ftr eat
k5irliE tst SEATTLE
ths .ass. silh 4 - aeHasl house
ffahf 90 che Hd1IfiHH
rrnmsss 1913 BoslPo2s soc a
WEEK
r an ths real estate men IH Seattle
FORMED fhffHHs frH r. one HlE @
s'ass ia u6f 81 sbsap g. ~ affsr
these large ia5a Ws have owned H
Hrfrn tHrntg weight krHrH. HHu"r seat.
g. Vas t.l.Es y 7
i ridiculous g. fEIak - mn.
ate aHE bod r.aHd hHF land az
THIS time as shrAH aH sen =.N
thtH ia EIIN fUIt elh EtIf s =.
ItGHFa and TELEPHONE sHW
Don bHr anywhere on uramIas -
these Improvement H.|uH Oh. EHrF
81 Is southeast safz.e eaH
After 700 asH rHafH#aH Seattle 90
man ca earth r1H convince lHH ha
has better rl.ugs.tIau for HOME
This lard hsF.HH u1 HsarsH fi.i HH1
in pafE ~ Rainier HHIEH#H a HHH
plank street fHHm EIfas H#rruF fa
NaufHHaHf Seattle level HHH fnH #HF
ron iaP q frst H., me Hsaseg
ars t5tH v'ifHa b 81 Lraf aUr.IH.
EAST SEATTLE ana HaIHIHF
HfelahfH HHs WII De- fHfHHHrI H#Hl.
tFTIf IHiH H#mmFf 90 o. addition.
Don delay I'D uaH Gill have HHIh.
street car r. HllfHarat HHHtt'a#it
runs through fhF middle re fhe HHais
ton HHF there aHH F.H H aHHH
~. ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-01

Butter. Eaas, Cheese.

Native creamery. sec per N. East-
eru creamery. fresh. aUHa1U 10
EEEs Native ranch. sKalgs don.
oregon ranch. -5d DOS Eastern. .at
dor
Chrese-Eafiye. Iia1se 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-01

8 500 % acres south Of the city. 3
acres cleared. balance in umhyr
fine orchard. asHtury house. harm
aud chicken houses. flur creek
over the land
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-01

PROF WALLACE
TffT PRINCE or AfWApNA %rs
AND HAfMfHIH. ROW located iu the
Nfrdame HHfel TlHHt Ave between
I.uftrrHItt ard linton Streets Tho
world greatest ualmiat and clair.
xubaHt may BE- consulted daIlE on
ru affafrH - lie tie reunltea the
H4pafafed settles lovers auarftIn
causes speedy mare aErH. locates bid.
Hru treasure. advises you as TO
whether uf not yuH will be Huee aas-
fuI IH mining OF fr business iIe look a
into FHur baud ard tells you what
atia fan. and oftrutlmrH b. good ad
vice gives fuH back your Innt nerve
and eHfrry So matter what trouble
you maE have. call and hb will hefp
sou pariHrH iu Hotel Ncudame
Eirnf avenue between Union and
University nfrrrfHl
For the nest seven days I vlll make
no readings Tor uuc-fuurth uf mv
regular price. io cents and 81 10 one
and all
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Massage

MASSAGE. vapor, mcdicatcd aud tub
baths ~ cottage ~ trcan Union st.
Financial.
TO LOAN Private money ct iow rate
81 lutefeHt 0Hner a Mehlh0ru. 100
Nssler WaFs rooms and 8
a RELIABLE place 90 borrow monsY
on diamonds watches, 1eWflrYf low
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-01
The MARKETS
WHOLESALE PRICES.

CThsss prices ere 20 any buyer IN
quantities Prices on small purchases
average 20 Ter cent higher)
Provisions.
Fresh Meaf-CaW beef. e0f.e per
~ steer beef. e.. veal. "a lnc 10.
pork. Sc 10. mutton. CQehc n.
Provisions Hams. IGdltc 10;
breakfast bacon. Ice ID. bellies
fresh. lie II.
Vegetables.
California potatoes. itAaiac per
ID Yakima potatoes. - Der ton
carrots. 81 o. psr sack cabbage. ~
0th 10 raaiHhsa. Toe doz punches
green onions 10 per daa tunehess
eucumhers. SEQ see dozsn native
peas. a N uHN beans. taCc n hot
house tomatoes Tsemfl err nlant
sweet potatoes - uafac pef %.
Green Fruit. Ete.
Apples weuafehce. tocaiiss
per how Valencia rHaHrrs.
1916 per boz Lemons. &1Hazt uef
bon ulackhHrrieR. fl.f6Iift crate.
8 E0H $50 bunch. Native sfraHher-
rioa 400 pcr crate Cherries
g. 90 rer crate gaufeiHuurs Yak
lima. s. Per crate ufa berries. 81
box WcuatehrH peaches sEu-5t
box. WafefurnauH. 2zhauzsz per
dozen Sweet UrunsH. aaH Boo. Hfa1=
Hhawa. 1fr5 TmEHdE aH# raaHhrr-
fies tiss rfarfs Washington. 1tc.
grapes California ffHH.E nut
urra Csc EIlhfieE peaches ESQ frt.
Crawford peaches. t1u zHe.
Hay. Grain ard Feed.
Oats $4,000 81 90 rer EN-. barley
1880 per ton wheat tEn1a ton
chop So o6u s70a Per Ton. shorts
81 90 Per ton bran. so 90 Per ton.
Ell meal So 90 per too - W Ism.
ofhy $500 nor Ton r w err.
pressed Timothy fffH % ton new
wheat hay. $4,000 1899 per frn.
Puget Sound hay. tl1ufs Ter tan
middlingH teeoo Ter ton cracked
corn. fe9.0o FER ton. straw. SO %
per ten. Peanuts Jumbo. &C.. A-t
Butter, Eaas, Cheese
Native creamery. stc per N East.
eru creamery. fresh e0Hal. H.
EEEs Natfve ranch. $50 zoe dor.
oregon ranch, zoe dos Eastern. %.
doE
Cheese-Eauye. I1a1se 10.
Poultry.
Chickens. hens I2iaes spring. lea
i6hc. Ducks. live. l3HI4e.
Fish. Etc.
Haiihut. tHiNe per n: salmon
trout 100 i1d per 10. Founders b,
per ~. Eolea. 3he per n. FhHImps
i2A y i5c per 10. smells. scarce.
Groceries ard Cereals.
SuEar Golden q. in sacks. fstE.
Extra G., ga sacks 1856. powdered
In barrels. se.a0i dry rfauulfeH Ir
sacks t6.Qas cube. in barrel s. 90.
Flour, patent Per barrel 1850.
Grown. It's Strairnt pcr barrel
$3.50. Gold Medal. &Cea. Minnesota
hard wheat 5000 piUabury. s. EO.
p,llshury's Best tG75. STANDARD Ion
kota. 1915. Whole wheat flour. rei
barrel fAeo graham, $3.50. graham
los per bale. S215 rye fl0ur. Ebs
per barrel, Ito. rye flour. les. pai
bale IS rye meal sos per barrel
1A60, buckwheaL yer barre, .s.o0,
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HAVE YOU WANT? PHONE The STAR s ss G s s s s



$50 aiuo acrea. = aercn vel cleared
aud fcrreed % uerva partly clear
81 balance ~ aud cedar timber
splspdid creek through the land
no fruit trees mostly bearing
Fuod living house and barn. and
iafnu heunerY with Loo chiekenn,
all necessary euthuildiuEH.
growing So with place rantof
flee on premises and "A good toga-
uen for country store.
g 500 20 acres south OF the city. 3
acres cleared balance in timber
fine orchard. GsHturN house. barn
aud chicken hQuaga. fine creek
over the land
stETTENuREN a AHNEII4
\. Z. cor columbia O. aud ist ave.
noMHarEAps under proposed eov.
60 coat q 80 loO Dent walt fuf the
rush a. in South Dakota Montana,
ldaha and Nevada. bat come nov
stale seii . fset. good wcii water
a. feet. mild winters. earliest fruit
Hvctiun. good locations naN Charles
hankert locator foatuffiCe lids,
faHco. Wash
81 ACRES bottom taod between seat.
tie aud Tacoma. on electric road
near AWNAtHt y a. 80 w aftN - Y
house. harm. etc this e one 81 the
beet tracts II land in klnK county
Price 81 PET acre. IL taken Ht once.
A u NEWELL no Marion 81
FoNrY ACRES Near Auburn r,gh
level land mostly alder and maple
neat cottage With Z large rooms
good barn and chicken house. price
RohERr NAlrHY 40 New York blk
POULTRY MEN TAKE NOTICE
/ have. a thoroughly rquipped psHllri
and ffuit ranch. uerunn Lake " ash.
tnNtou rirNen tlu agrcH good hutHr
barn. seven 90 chicken huuarH and
chicken runs cNea thIuN complete
las g. hg seen "a De- appreciated
4 y NEWELL. us Marion It
COUNTRY uoNE. NEAH HENroN
in acrea Improved fenced and dHuan.
fenced. ofcbard ~ 10 trees all hinar
"a small FRUITS. good house. harn and
several uuthHilfiunHs close tn aaHuuI
and netghnofs harHe. hsruean sas.
on. COW iueubatar. rhiehrun and
good autfIt 81 toaiH SO Nth place
R6hEhr aklrnY 90 New Yors tlk
tul- Fur saera tracts Close 10 the elty
and intsfurhan line kaHY terms
sfErrEgREN & AHNELL
E p Cor columbia 81 ana Ftrst ave.
Fer Sale Flats
FOR sAI.E CHEAP 3 roam fiat sum
plstsif furnished faf haHaskreFinE
rent b les 1th ave. Flat q
Fer sAis--Ntaeeilansous
W have a large number
- second hand Eauk
stoves and fauEoH Nhtrh
are HFifIHE at re-
markahIT Jos prices
q. T. HulmHs FuruIturr COMPANY.
iiqi. lll1. iIN second Avenue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-01
LITTLE TALES
TERSELY TOLD

WILLIAM EDWARD NM. well
known resident Of Collar for the
past 10 years. died suddenly Tues
day iie was 81 years old and IL
survived hy a widow. two Sons and
"a daughter
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-01

Chickens. hens i1iae. spring. len
16hc Ducks. live. l3uI4e.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-01

st.ErTENuREN a AHNEtI.
y. 3. cor Columbia g. aud Ice ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-01

IIalihut tHiNe per n. salmon
trout. 100 lie per 10. founders ga
per III rolea. sue per IL. rhriupa
i2M Qt5c per 10. ameltR scarce.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-01

fitE MNiWOsh, nicely furuiahed
fooma also hsht housekeeping rooms
tu Pike -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-01

THE WHATCOA County Won
ems Christian Temperance Union
closed its two-daxs session At BEL
bingham yesterday Officers we're
elected for the coming year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-01

JOHN PEARSON has the skeleton
- "a naHtodan. which he found near
Dawson. Alaska. on exhibition IT
Everett The specimen consists %
the ANIMALS skull. teeth and tuskE.
The tusks are seven feet long.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-01
Society Notice.

JEWISH NEW YEAR HOLIDAYS
RerNi Ices will De held a. Morris hAth
corner Ninth and Neslgr and az knN
synagogue $50 Washington street
commencing Friday eNvuluE. seftth-
Der y at so a. m
Tickets on aalc hy III l.aHkys room
ScheueFmWn block corner ttFat ah0
cherry Tor Morris hall and - ma
guEue each daA from nov Hnul =
fsmber q from 10 a m g 3 3 m.
With exception q SUNDAY NrplFm
her q when the tickets I'll he en
sale at SyuaEONuc only from
m. 10 b m Friday Neptsm.ef ?
ffrkrtx On sale AT doors q Morris
hail ard SyuaEoGue from a IA %
y. m
~ order COMMITTEES.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-01

CAPTAIN NJ A HEALY. one of
she best known revenue cutter Of
hrers en- the coast. died Tuesday %
heart disease IN san Francisco. He
entered the revenue cutter service In
IkfE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-01

CTfEhI -. BOD house. large tract u
land. az 1fIHimar GltT. only So
terms @ daNn aud 8 per month.
a. cards ~ GOOD fee. come today
pfflre aH ground. g fare ON Wash.
tHEfnH street
A rom. ROOM cottage on s1Him lot,
all uHerHHAtF improvements In all
kinds - fruit M Fau want % Buy
don fell O. Hfr thlH Going Last
sHd will Hrit IN peHf ten dava " ~
Cook. lie Isl Ave
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-01

4 YOUNGER BROTHER Of Lord
Kitchener arrived In Victoria Is G..
yesterday from Australia. lie bears
"a striking resemblance % his IA
NOUS brother
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-01

Lost pofhftbook on University car
finder will leave same Ht tlA Third
avenue ard receive reward.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-01

rooms upo per week
and upwards use of bath and phone.
kit Jackson.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-01

ANEttun hatcA
s-==ssss=~s=@--~==@sa-sss-s ==7assssa=a-=as-~-~-
AUCTION HAIF o. TINE TlsMNf-
HtUT nN FWfuAN HEHsrEM HNu
az d W HdANF. on tha premises
80 faH East RpfHHF street Nahr
eaiaf or Hef eff ~ Tea Ave aaih
$50 49, ~ Hnffh ELEGANT oah Iard.
SGT brass mounted bed springs
fmattfeaHfu. fine extension table dim
ina chairs Hlatriasa -. tssak ranr ma
hnraHE center fatfa. Wiiius rua Assfr
hfir traF uirtufHH bureaus. EhIfa
fouiFHaa. EIfmfff.HfifH ruHHh. kIEHhrH
HffHHfHa ~ fiaif steel range Ha.u
HNIan rhifHeur LAYING hrun Hnaf
iaau mauEH sfr o. ~ Hchartnu
a Co. auafauuffFn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-01

THE COMPRESSED AIR CARPET
CLEANING CO vii CaN Tor le4I
carpets ard FuEa take them % thef
new stationary plant. clean and return
them the same daY. Have your car
prrSaet AR spstern works ~ Wsat-
EN- Mi rhonea sunset Main ~
Ind I. Figi Main office. - Lum pef
EXCHANGE Phone. Black so Nerk
NuAranterd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-01

IOHf#A uockothouk between the
California fruit market aud the
Leader. flau0 iH gold and Sumo nil
yer. also lsWelfF Liberal reward ~
fsred when returned TO The Star
office
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-01

AMERICAN LAKE was stocked
with nearly a carload - black bass
Tuesday The bass came from the
government hatcheriea at Bellevue.
Iowa. and Mortified. MINI.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-01

HaHHH orr IHEHF iHEHI Iuf# ate emily
ueI#HkIU HHE DIS A>DE aud
ONLY HNE IThIE TtfE PRICE,
s. fIHHf Hu flr large IHfa with aIfF
HafHf HHH I## Hu Hhr UaH Hur. emily
m#HHfrr FI1H take HHH car on
Washington e. o. Southeast Seattle.
office HHrH HHtI' r. evenings Seattle
IIHm#H#HHHfH Company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-01

LOUIS = HEmuOE and A1as
Eulea Mcconnell will be publicly
married Friday afternoon at z "a
O'Clock on the grounds of the sno-
bomiah county fair which " being
held a. Everett
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-01

TRUNKS dsiivcrcd % cents days
storage free plane and furniture
Transfer a Storage Co. M31 First
Both phones Main So
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-01

ron HAlN Slns room house md lot.
near Thomas ct North h1Atti
Coed buy Ih 30 down
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-01

lnum new mouse broadway uthtfitAs
tllo cash. bal monthly
81 $50
ruum utw house Rainier Heights
ear line. nice hame. ALL each. bal
aNEF easy
81 81
truum house near Madison car Hne.
Got NAlnU fHfws
ElNE fNHHt RANCE.
= 81 CLAY EUh A huN.
Nf New York ifinek
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-01

80 r. ruoma very desirable location.
rlrafH - per month - rent
% rnuma 81. Eutad location. = cash
balance monthly
We have a fiHr steam heated house
With long lease. reasonable rent thai
pays tGb clear every mauth.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-12-04

The handkerchief shape will lend itself readily to all sorts of fabrics, and where 1t is necessary to piece out 1t can be done if only a little ingenuity be em- ployed. There is simply no end to tho number of variations that can be rung upon this one model. and a clever girl Is fashioning number for Christmas gifts, no two of them alike. That they are best made all by hand goes without saying. and many of them are almost as effective in their untrimmed state as when ruched and ruffied with ribbons and laces.
 The shoulder yoke is really the foun- dation of the greater number of those fascinating conceits. outside of the handkerchief designs. Incidentally the shops are showing some charming hand kerchiefs in printed silks and cottons. not forgetting the traditional bandanna. that make 1t temptation to purchase every pattern in sight
 However, to return to our yoke mod els. This is usually made to come un- der the arm and form the armhole com- plete. Then to this there Is shirred, smocked, gauged or pleated the body of the Jacket. Some of the prettiest and most effective are accordeon pleated edged with lace, and come only just to below the waistline. The sleeve. then too, is pleated. and may be either half or elbow length. or may extend to the usual full length. coming to the wrist or even well down over the hand The latter. however. is neither so pretty nor
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-12-04
WHERE, BLACK IND WHITE
 COMBINH

Persian lamb may always be relied upon for hard service and still retain all of it's good looks. Those for everyday use are usually made up without other fur in combination while those for dressier occasions make much use of contrasting furs and colors. Tn the illustration an exquisite example of Persian lamb Is fashioned nto jaunty short coat, with fitted back and sides, the fronts made with revers that are rolled back and faced with ermne, which fur likewise makes the rather shallow roll collar. There Is a crush belt of panne velvet encircling the waist. and acting as a heading for the smart and jaunty little basques that ripple on the hips and are extended into postilion in the back. The sleeve is the moderately full bishop puff. finished with a roll-over cuff of the Persian. The chapeau of white French felt is faced with chiffon plisse, a lace collar occupying the upper brim, and a long ostrich plume passing along the left side, It's full tip resting on the hair in tho back. A knot of errnine with an undue quantity of tails occupies the other side. and further knot of the fur Is posed on the bandeau that lifts the hat at the left side.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-12-04
Hints for the Home and Amateur Maker.

In these dainty little garments that so distinguish the French Idea of la vie intime. or family life. the girl who knows how to sew, even the littlest bit. can find field for her ingenuity that no other offers.
 The fact that all of those dainty little effects are supposed to be as loose and fluffy as possible Is an aid rather than a hindrance to her unaccustomed fin- gers. and the absence of anything at all approaching fitted lines Is rure to prove a wonderful assistance toward the ulti- mate result.
 Take, for instance. those effective little nothings that formerly one identified as dressing sacques. and which were supposed to be sacred to the precincts of the bedroom or the dressing-room at most. Well, we have taken those homely. if useful. garments, turned them out in the most frivolous fashions, dubbed them matinees or breakfast jackets. and wear them down to the family breakfast table with the utmost aplomb. not even dreaming of offering the ghost of an apology for their ap- pearance.
 And in the fashionfng of these is where the remnant and the bargain counters justify their existence. There are always short lengths of silks of varying hue and weave. odd pieces of chalIis, delight fully soft soielaines or silk fianneIs. and for heavier and more utilitarian pur- poses the Swiss elders and such like comfortable cloths.