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Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-09
HOW TO BREAK UP
 A BAD COLD
A REMEDY WITHIN REACH
 OF ALL.
Pleasant and Safe to Take---No Loss of Time---All Danger of
 Pneumonia Avoided.

It may be q surprise to our readers to learn that a severe cold can in many is- stances be completely broken up in one or ts days time To do this, however, prompt action Is necessary. The first symptoms of a cold are a dry, loud cough, pTofuse wat cry discharge from the nose, and a thin white coating on the tongue. When Cham berlain's Cough Remedy is taken in double doses every hour after the first appearance of these symptoms, it will oounteract the effect of the cold and restore the system to healthy condition within one or two days time, in almost every case, and when tho cold is not completely cured in this time, its severity will be greatly lessened and com pletecure insured in a very short time. When no action toward curing the cold is taken, the dry, loud cough is followed by profuse watery expecioration, and that by difficulty in breathing, a peculia- tightness of tine chest and slight expectoration of very tough and tenacious mHcns. Few persons pay any attention to cold until in this con dition, that is, until the cold has become settled in the system. The first action should be to relieve the lungs. This is best accom- plished by the free use of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. This remedy liqueiies the tough mucus and causes its expulsion from siie ar Seais ot uie lungs, Pfouucts irec expectoration, and opens the secretions. A complete cure soon follows. In some cases, however, several days are required, but the experience of thousands of persons in the use of this remedy has been that it will cure a severe cold in less time than any other treatment, and that it leaves the system in natural and healthy condition. This remedy also prevents cold from resulting in pneu- monia. Price 25 cents, large size 30 cents. BISBEE DRUG CO, Bisbee, Naco and
 Lowell.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-09

he ai.nfdl commercial activity. Already capital on every hand is looking for investment and 1 feel reasonably cer- tain that the people of the mining sections of the southwest will feel
 he benefit in the very near future.
 There Is probably no city of the vest which attracts more attention in Chicago than Bisbee. Its great mineral resources are looked upon as Dne of the greatest businss sources. remarkable upbuilding fthe great southwest. It was very interesting to me to see the army of men goins back and forth to their work. and it Is gratifying to learn that they are among the best paid men of the world
 And this is the handspring to your unprecedented activity which is certain to continue unti 1t reaches the crest of prosperity. I shall leave Bisbee feeling that I have visited one of the greatest camps on the American con tinent'
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-09

No one cometh unto the Father but
 by me" Neither is there salvation
 in any other: for there is none other name uade- Heaven given among
 men. whereby we must be saved. 70 | This door has Q na-ne and it is. the
 most cherished name fin sacred or pro
 fane history-Jesus.
 , Straieat Door-Zacchaeus must
 come down. Illrtimaeus must get up The rich young ruler must sell
 his possessions and give 10 the poor.
 NicoJemus must be horn again. In
 other words. Wa must all meet Christ
 on a common level and willingly and
 lovingly obey his commands.
 Cracified Door-It is difficult to tell who inveatei tle cross. Crusinxion was a Roman punishment for criminal
 slaves and was Introduced among the Jews with all the harbarisms and in dignities ghica stu lied cruelty could devise. Jesus was crIcified. Not by
 sCEla red-haadei assassins or desper- ate outlaws. but by his own people: thosa whom Hc came to save: for wlom He prayed; and over whom He wept-They did iJ The Crucified Door means much to us. l. gives us Gods estimate of sin andf hint 1r His love for men Through repent aucc. faith and obCdicnce We enter this Door
 Proficient and Timely Dcor-ChYist saves the soul completely and eceT- nally the moment We accept Him and
 surrsnder all to Him. As a steamer
 pssses the Cape of Good Hope on its
 way to India win a division of The Eights-third Bristish Regiment, one of ! the soldiers who had just been pun ished for some trifling offense be-
 came so humiliated over the matter | that he threw himself overbroad. Every condition was against his res cue. Just as he was sinking a large
 albatross. not uncommon in that coun- try. male a sweep at him and in ohe agouies Of the Qsath struggle the | sinking soldier seized the huge bird and by this means kept afloat until a lowered beat reached him. Was | that chance work? Who could see
 safety in a raging tempest, Q troubled set. q passing albatross. and a sinking ! warrior2 When humality's darkest momene appeared. and the waves of time were dashing higd, and the winds i of troubled world were roaring with ! widest fury. and the mighty waters Of sin seemed to cover the heads Of
 men, an Albatross appeared-The pro ficient and timely Savior sweeped down upon the scene and made 1t possible for the salvation Of every son
 and daughter of Adams race You,
 who are sinking into sin. can now,
 this very moment, lay hold upon the promises of Jesus and receive eternal
 salvation. l am the Door"
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-09
MILLIONAIRE REAL ESTATE
 MAN IN CITY
Frank 6. Hoyne, of Chicago, Who is Interested in Mines On Tour of inSpection-Fav-
 orably impressed With City

MT. and Mrs. s. s. Badger of Doug las. were in Bisbee yesterday. hay ing as their guests Mr. and Mrs, Frank G. Hoyne and their two daugh. ters, who are visiting them from Chi cago. Mrs. Hoyne is a sister of Mrs Badger They expressed themselves as very much pleased with Bisbee and stated that they had never visited a more interesting city
 TThyy passed up and down the can yons and had. to them. the novel ex- nerirnce of going down to the eleven hundred level of the Junction shaft. where they say tow deep mining is done in the Bisbee camp. They left on the evening train for Douglas. where they are visiting for a few weeka
 Mir Hoyne. who is one of the i'm portant holders ofl5isbee-Sonor a stock, will leave for that camp during this week. where he will pay his first visit to the camp. He is also representing other Chicago people who are inter ested in the property. Moyne is presi- dent of the Chicago Real Estate Deal CTS Association and is more than millionaire.
 My visit to Bisbee has been a rev. elation to me-" said MT. Hoyne yester- day. "and l feel that I have seen. or rather been in the midst of the gratest copper mines in the world. I haye heard many times of the great Copper Queen and c. & \. mines. as well as the Shattuck and others. but had to come here to realize in . degree what they really reprsnt-
 4 trip ONT eleven hundred feet un- dr ground is an experience, which to say the least isbothinterestingand say the least. is both interesting ano instructive to the tenderfoot. We have big mines. of course. up in the Superior country. but we are so far away from them there that we think little of them and never think of pay ing them a visit But If they are sim liar to thes eat Bisbee, I feel that l will take vacatio nand go through the mines of the Lake country.
 The people of this city are to be congratulated in enjoying reasonable degree of prosperity. We have all had a taste of general stagnation in business affairs. and to speak plainly We are not wholly recovered as yet. but We are coming to life rapidly and will soon be or the highway to e
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-09

Ally" of the Miner is stiH per turbed over a suspicion that some or the members of the legislature from Cochise county will fail to keep their pledges made during the last cam paign. It is safe to say that every pledge made by the Cochise county members will be redeemed at Phoe- nix. the predicti1n of Ally" to the contrary notwithstanding.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-09
WINE LOWERS RIFLE SCORES

A cold, disar=eeable wind was blowing when the rifemen had their weekly practice. and it undoubtedly lowered the scores, especially at the 500 yard targets. The best work was Fishers 49 out of a possible 50 oa the 800 yard range. and Mitche&s 44 off1and at 200 yards.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-09

 keelw II the
 
  knots, ort which  a ~~ - ~ S s .A fo aa hnIta Camde N J
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-09

Large assortment blankets, rugs and baskets just arrived from the Navajo Reservation. Display and sale at the Hughes Block, opposite Y. NJ. c. A. FRED ALLEN.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-09
NAVAJO INDIAN BLANKETS.

Friday will be the next practice da on the same ranges.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-10
JOIN IN INVITATION
TO THE JAPANESE

AZ a meeting held In this city
yesterday, At which were present
representatives ffvm tho Chambers
Of Commerce q San DieEo. Los An.
geles, San Francisco. Oakland. Port.
land. Tacoma. SPOKANE and Seattle.
composing The Associated Chambers
OF Commerce. Il was unanimously
agreed TO unite In an invitation to
The Chambers OF Commerce VI
japan 10 send a delegation OF 20
leading business pen and trade ex.
peria Of the empire on tour 70
the United States In September
hsxt THIS Invitation supplements
that originally Issued BY tho four
northwestern chambers aud lnaures
combined effort on tho part OF the
eight leading chatnhcru Of tho Pa.
cifio coast. 10 mAks the yislt Of
the representatives Of Japan Of
grea, commercial and political I'm.
portanoe. An itinerary Of tho trip
of the Japanese visitors Was made
out.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-10
SEATTLE HAS NO WATER
FOR HER LAWNS
TODAY
NEW PIPE LINE NOT REPAIRED
AS QUICKLY AS WAS
ANTICIPATED.

Contrary TO expectations Of the
water department, tho Cedar river
pipo line No, 2 will not furnish
the city of Seattle with water 10.
day, and IN a reault upflnhling Will
not be- allowed at any time during
the day or evening
This ID duo. 10 tho met that. at.
though 100 men are working on Tho
break in tho pipe line between
Dunlap and the pest house, which
sprung a leak yesterday. it will he
impossible 10 repair the damage In
time TO secure u supply OF water
for at least n hour.
l. II. feungu, bead Of tho water
department. stated thia morn
Ing that bio could pot tell at pres
ent lust how aoon the people would
be allowed 10 sprinkle their lawns
and lowesa, Yesterday ho thought
tho pipe line could bo repaired 20
that water could be turned into the
eivs reservoirs this afternoon. He
announced this morning II would be
Impossible " do SO aud there IL
utlll 1900 feet Of pipe 10 repair.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-10
SHRINERS
s s ELECT

-...ttN priied ffeea
LOUISVILLE, ky, Juno 10
Gcprsa q. atroet, Of Richmond. Va,
was Yesterday advanced from dop
uiy imperial poteniate to Imperial
poinnlate at the business meeting
Of tho Mystic Shrine.
Other officers were elected M
followsi Imperial deputy polonlats,
Frederick X. Hlnen. Los Angeles.
imperial chief fabban, J. Frank
rreAt Of FarBY, n. D. imperial
hlgh priest end prophst, william
W, Irwin, Of Wheellng, W. Va, /.
imperial Oriental aorih6. jacob 4.
Barron Of Columbus, 4. ca upper
w treasurer, William 3. brown, Of
Pittshurg troelVetod) imperial 70.
corder, BENJAMIN W. Rowell. Bos
ton (re.eisc,ed)i imperial iirut oor.
omolial master, Frederick X.
Smith. Rochester,. N, vi imperial
second oeromonial master, ]. p.
Stevens. Portland. Met imperial
captain Of the guard. Charles r.
ovornhino, OF Minneapolis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-10
FL. GARTLEY
ARRESTED

Frederick 1. Gartloy. who while
posing M an agent for itlaw and
Hrlangor. sent porin Piper to Now
York on a fake theatrical contract
was arrested this afternoon as a
fugitive from Justice. lie Ia held
at tho city Jail as a man wanted
In Rochester. N. Y, for grand lar
oeny in a deal involving aoms
" 600 aud also for arson. 0artley
donlca that ho Is the man wanted
but the police are aatiafied with
their Identification
GArtley gained considerable noto.
rlety couple OF months ago whom
Doris Piper landed In New York
stranded and With no Job. Chs
wrote hnek home statlng that Cart
Icy was not connected with Klaw
and Erlanser aud that he had
dupcd her with a fake contract.
GArtloy was eensured bitterly at
tho time for ths dnHplsable trick
he was alleged to have played on
the Seattle Girl. llc gave tho glrl
an address In New York. AZ the
stopping place. which she found
upon arrival there to be that Of q
house OF III repuie,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-10
'fN CODES WITH ALL
THEIR ABSURDlTIES
BECOME LAWS TODAY

say that Il would be a safe bot
that mora than one judge has said
naughty words when he got tan.
sled up with the loose flowing
skirts.
Also the new marriage license
law is IN effect aud doutora Ger.
uficaics and host OF other thlngs
arc now necessary In order To got
a license to we'd The elderly
maidon person who has At last
decided 10 take the leap into the
matrimonial state must tell hon.
eat "crossiny ,heAri'and.hope.to die
lust what her aga IL.
The new codea were the subject
for considerable iaat and dcrlslon
among lawyers and lRymsn alike
throughoul Seattle today lawyer
aay Il will take ten years 60 rec
tify tho mlstahsa made In those
new laws enacted by tho last lss,
islature. What some might con,
slider perfectly Sane proposition
In the manner " law making have
been made ludlcrous By tho Pc
oullar" wording Of the new codes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-10
BOOZE QUESTION WILL
AGAIN PLAY HOB

STANFORD UNIVERSITY. Cal,
June ioY-rhe liquor question,
cause Of the student demonstration
and threatened strike year ago
tina, resulted in the suspension Of
a numbcr Of Stanford undsrErnda.
Atss. threatens 10 brcak out anew
when the university opens It's doors
for The fall term In August.
Charlie Meyers. purveyor Of
liquid refreshments to Stanford
students for more than a decade,
Is said to have oou,pie,ed plans for
opsning another bose emporium
midway between Mayfield and
Mountain View. halt an hours
walk frum the campus
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-10

,xaa who lives with his fam
4 slln.a ctr has made one Of !
- ssassihai pieces Of inlaia
ID .sua - po'sitls to see
"a plss tho form Of a
4. eerd
Z I've one-icufth Inch
ssra. trsm The local forests
.hla al ever the top Win
s-svri tiuts Of woods which
an Ssly maple hfasilian
.sry hAst walnut yellow
-. =. cedar hno,a rhs De-
ss,sasisnsL but naysr'hs :
....siy artists and esesilsn,ly
!, n q pcs, finished style
AZ shs d ~ years cid. be-
J, 4 sira Of work when a boy.
~ va % sxhibition at ,hs
~ sr,oaiics. and the sign
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-10

criminal and civil oodel
. y ss1 MN absurd laws went
~. ~, cltk cigarettes Or NC
?, 49, IN hls possession !,
IN breskeri the ho'sl
' y who has a woman
'.,.ley sither a, HE no
= = s,l.swh.r. u suelss, 70
y M, ~. senyleslon Of q mis-
$3.50 ~ ~, The saloon keeper
s.,' .st any screen Or device
~, n, hsr from plain view
rr a. the street i SUB
I, ,Irs, src any number
y ersyIslens which on
~ ~. a them, 70 say the
= =, sunusgsL" are o.
wv 49, Il The superior COURT
y ~ state are dignliiod
,'s,s,rsd, today, nor the Law
7 49, them to don Ions elae'
ware aught else thar
~ ~ ssrs not fAr above th'
e ~ a this life one mlshl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-10
AXES AR IT'S TIC
CHECKER BOARD

D the Forestry building at the A.
fs-f. which reads "WandA Of
WaHhlnEtan" was wrought by him,
Mt nm has three small children.
SIX tseivs and fourteen YEARS Old
respectively, He also has a wifs
50 years cid who should he in he
hospital but Hili ls poos man. He
eniy wants tis for his beautiful
eheckerhaard, hard three weeks
work, 50 tha, he may kesp his chill
arsn Mt school and help euro hts
wife The chsckarboard Il al Tho
star office and may be seen At any
time
Besides this Mr.. Hin will mak.
for you lnlaid table tops. pirtur.
framsa bones OF anything elisa that
may suit your fancy, He Is an oif
man and his sight is failing. HIS
own address 10 Station "a" city
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-10
= IlnE FOR
TO-DAY At FAIR

~ b prszsly the only day
\ IN Of he APP, exposition
y vil 10, bs known as a special
" pns state, county city
- pcxs OF ether organization,
my applications have been
= ) he department Of special
y Or sgseizi rates TIA, DsTee
rklsy has besa toreed 70
y 10 on mani days To-day
ki<inally ~ for nomlnion
- nv. W that being
~ D js;y l. nj this an open
~ fAes IA not seem TO
= lifsriAncs which began
~ rush this morning
Fcgrans are Of q
NJ there will b
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-10
GRANTS WRIT OF
hABEAS CORPUS

Alleglna tina, her grandson. Julius
Carl Harm. had boon kidnapped
ffom 81 Louis by his father, Julius
Hahn. and that the child was being
kept away from Dor contrary 10 the
orders Of tho circuit court OF Mis-
souri,. Mrs Dora Shoemaker this
morning filed a petition for a writ
Of habeha oorpun. which was grant
ed By Judge Hardin.
Mrs, Shoemaker stated IN her
complaint that the custody OF the
miaor child, Julluh Carl Hahn. was
awarded 10 her daughter. Mrs.
Hahn. Al tho time divorce proceed.
inEs were brought by tho Hanna
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-10
CAUGHT IN HOTEL, NOT
IN ART PALACE

Mike FuriouEh, reported at frs,
10 BE- a bartender In Kellsy's Art
Palace. 1913 First ay.. who was
arrested Monday for selling liquor
without lieonse vas found to have
no connection With J. ]. kelley at
all. He was arrested BY c. D. Peg.
ton. Of the prosecuting attorneys
office, In Q room 10 the vendome
hotel. OF the same address. whore
be had the liquor aecrcted In 4
trunk.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-10
MURDER TRIAL
GOES TO JURY

The case Of John Shea. accused
Of shooting Tia ~ Rosalet on the
night Of March I. was turned over
TO the Jury shortly before noon
today
Hhea's plea was self defense and
10 that end a number Of witnesses
were called. who testified that
Rogclet was known among his as
soclaioa "a q bad man.
The shooting occurred over q
woman Of the underworld.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-10
Dam GATES BREAK
STEAMER WRECKED

sAULT STE. MARIE. Mich.
Juno i0.-Tho last barriers OF the
emergency dam across the wrecked
Canadian canal were placed today.
II Il estimated that the damage, in.
eludlnE that done 70 the canal whom
tho gates broke yesterday, the
smaHhinE Of the passenger liner
Aasinlbola, the sinking Of the liner
Crescent City aud the wreck Of the
Walker. will total half a million
dollhta.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-10
nLAekMAILrR IN ToILs.

COLUMBUS. Ohio. June To-
Augustine Martial arrested Wed.
nosdAy at Danniaon for alleged
completely In The recent operations
ia this state Of tho hlaekmalllng
Society Of the banana has been
served with a federal warrant and
was taken today to Canton for ar.
falEument before United States
Commissioner Whiting
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-10
FiNANCIERS TO SEND
AGENT TO ORIENT

NEW YORK. June io.--To inyos-
tisate what opportunities are open
20 American finance In dsxeiopinE
China several prominent financial
houses and banking Institutions o.
the United States viii send an agent
70 tho orisht Announcement was
made here today " tho formation
q a group u such houses for tho
purpose Indicated. among thsw boz
ing !, p. Morgan 4 Co. and Ruin.
Lab 8 GO.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-10
MAKE PLANS FOR
BIG SEATTLE DAY

The A.Ysp. Z. Seattle Day com
mltieo mot IN the Chamber Of Com.
mcrco rooms this afternoon at 30
o'clock Plans are under way to
make the attendance at the erposi
ton Oh Seattle Day the record Of
thg tnason.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-10
ALLEGED MURDERER CAUGHT
tny DATED rrss..i

VICTORIA, D. O., Juno 10
Charles Philnpa, alias Charles ben.
ton, arrested by the provincial
police at ouoenolie and wanted
for the murder Of RAwl siebcrt at
Republic, Wash. July u, 1905. ar.
rived here today and was banded
over to Sheriff hccool and Deputy
sheriff W. !. Hall. OF Ferry county.
Wash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-10
GOVERNOR otploATas ARCH


STATE COLLEGE, Pullman,
Wash. June i0.-The dedication Of
the new library and auditorium apd
recitation building college ball,
a review OF the state college cadets
By Gov. N. y. Hay, and the dodlea-
ton Of the archway entrance 10
tho campus presented to tho col
lere BY the '0k class were the
principal events " yesterdays
commencement programme at W.
5, c. Governor Hay delivered the
dedication address.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-10
How Prohibition Helps the Bottle
Trade.

Tho extension 81 prohibition
throughout the United states has
caunod a largely Increased demand
FOR ''soda pop Is indicated BY ti.a
srsa, demand foF bottles Two bls
factories NJ the Alton Glass WORKS
have bsen working since Last fall
uight and day manufacturing soda
pop bottles. The prohibition wave
has also caused big Increase IN or
ders for alt kinds u large boitlea.-
Globe Democrat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-10
Drapery Materials

Crepe Drapery 81 inches wide, in
dainty colorings and patterns-iloral,
conventional, fruit and other effects.
Price, Zoe yard
Curtain Muslin in variety of
colored-figured effects, bordered or
all-over designs; So inches wide.
Price, l21lc yard.
second Floor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-10

Pafaspls seem TO be a. necessary
20 the smart HifI this summer as
her Elofes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-10

Call and look at our new bath
tuba. O. " brown Plumbing Co
ssx Pine g. "
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-10
FREDERICK g. NELSON, Inc.
Furniture
Dry Goods
sTonu CLOSES DAILY AT $50
Two Important Ribbon Specials

SPECIAL, 33c Yd.-This lot comprises wide
variety Of fine quality, imported, plain and fancy
Ribbons, among them Satins, Taffetas and Shan
lungs, as well as beautiful Novelties in plaid,
stripe, Persian and Dresden effects widths from
to inches
SPECIAL, 15c Yd.-lncluded in the assert
ment at this price are high-grade Taffeta, Satin,
Messaline and MORE Ribbons in wide variety Of
popular colors; widths from to inches -yu, r..,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-10
Hair-Dressing Requisites in Wide Variety

always in Place" Hair Rolls,
made on wire frame; light, cool and
sanitary; Sl75.
Large Hair Rolls of good quality
mohair, net-eovered; Soc.
Graduated Halr-Rolls Of curly mo-
hair; Coo.
Medium-size Hair-Rolls, twenty
four inches long; 35c.
Curly Mohair, blonde, brown or
black; 2sc yard.
Short Rolls, for puffs. six inches
long; l5c.
Extra large invisible Hair Nets, va
rious shades; 25c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-10
"Vudor" Porch Shades

While keeping ont the heat and glare Of
the sun, "Vudor" Porch Shades admit the
breeze and permit free circulation Of air,
can be seen through from the inside, but not
from the outside. afiording privacy. May be
had In light-green, dark-green or brown;
substantially made OF Underwood Stats.
Length,7 f. 8 in; widths. f.. 6 #, #.
and 10 #. Prices $50 to $3.50.
Second Floor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-10

F. & N. SLEEVE IRONING-BOARD.
2se-Substantially made Of selected fir; "a
inches in length.
IMPORTED ENAMEL WASH BASIN,
lse-Enameed blue on outside and white
inside.
5PC. CARVING SET. 65c-consists Of
knife, fork and steel has rubberoid.iini
hardwood handles, uirkel-plated ferrules and
caps.
MRS POTTS SAD IRONS, ssc Set
Consists OF three irons in various sizes, han
die and stand