The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 21, 1903, Page 8

va HE oe ae ae JUSTE. SO YOU GET THAT HABIT TOMORROW = WE'LI SELI : ot a THE HU PRIZES FOR THE BEST NEW HUB —8Packages of BullDurham for 25 cts. On the Square Opposite Totem Pole First Avenue. THE met WHOLESALE PRICES averag 2 per DEFINITIONS OF A KISS * THE STAR WANTS ITS READERS TO TELL WHAT A KISS is— TRY IT, YOU MAY WIN A PRIZE In order to get at the best definition of a kiss The ot prises for the best five answers recefved to the q kiss? For the best definition received, The Star will offer as 8 prisa Five | Dollars tn goid | offer a series What te a Star will stion Gree For the second best definition, Four Dollare to any t ent h r Provisions a nigeh, Meat w beet, Bid . in Fruit, Eto, Re, SeGt.© box For the third best, Three Dollars & Der t For the fourth best, Two Dollars. P yon, east of th For the fifth best, One Dollar eet Gremuen aaltn The answers must be short—the shorter the better, so long as the defini | Fonathans. BW por box tion ie broad enough to convey @ clear-cdt mental pietute of the writer's | 09x Winter Ne idea. Vicars a The only condition of the couiew tnat the definitions be written of a coupon like the one below, This coupon will be printed daily during the @entest and you may send in as many definitions as you Like Kiss Definition Coupon My definition ie ....cccccsceberecseee eerssseceseesesseeseees ern, tee per Tb. (Send to “Contest Editor” The Star.) CONTEST CLOSES NEXT WEDNESDAY ALL KISS DEFINITIONS MUST BE IN BY 5 P. M., NOVEMBER 25—SOME OF TODAY'S COUPONS struction TACOMA aly ing run jon the T | Eatonville. ¢ | work enst ‘of As clever, comical and original defini Ing into the office In avalanches since t nn of kisses have been pour contest began and there are now several thousand on file. The contest /ditor is convinced that by | morning, and Wednesday of next week a kiss can be found that will satisfy every. |the pia body and will also bear investigation. Consequently the contest will | #tepped on th close at 5 o'clock on the afternoon of Wednesday, November 25, and any |!ugkage. Wh onstruction t coupons received after that date will not be considered ‘The names of the judges will be given in tomorrow's imeue. It has been difficult to find persons to act in this capacity, who can do so with out bias and -rejudice, and without having any well defined idea an t what a kiss really Anxious to find out. The Star is sure that all j could not see contestants will be perfectly satisfied with the judges who have con sented to act. This morning’s mall brought @ definition signed by a name that is | recognized all over the United States, as belonging to one ognized authority on the subject af osculation and who, It t# unde is even now writing a book entitled “The Theory and Pract ing.” He is supposed by every one who haw heard his name “gabe” the gentle art. He disiikes to be quoted aa an ever, and in a letter accompanying his coupon (which the itor is having framed), he writes: “Pies not refer t | authority, but rat to the fact that my | the requirements of all Clasnes—the de 7 ist, and, best of all, the real sentimentalist.”’ | who isaree | tood, | © of Kies | to reatly | uthority, how contest ed Secret Meet Here is his definition: “A kiss is two souls’ sweetest expression in harmonious and rapturous communton,”—HOBBON Following are a few gems from today’s batch A veil of m cret_ meeting ace they were to killing him instantly of the Se Va Kastor oh » MASibe per ib Poultry Prvirrirmerrriritieiitritiirih tiiitt Litt eee eeeee Chickénm, hens and springs, 19416 per Ib. mien ber ib dressed t per z eNom per’ Ib U2 0 per doe WORKMAN IS KILLED Laborer Run Devs by Con-| Train on Tacoma Eastern Railroad (Special to The Star) Nov. 20, Phillip Corar killed yesterday by be by a construction train Eastern track, near ran had just se-ured n railroad Eatonville. conatrustion He went }out with the gang of laborers fn the | alighting with them at begin work k to pick up nie oping over the rain backed Inte Iii. ‘The trainnen him on th on the train. MYSTERY | ing to Be Held By Building Trades Assembly yatery su “A kiss in & message from the heart, which Is ¢ ait to always | Trades Assembly, which t# to be helt read correctly.”"—L. Pratt, 1521 Seventh avenue | Jay evening at the Armory is the expressive, expression of the inexpressth M Ja S another similar meet that | was held in the same ha t Bu is a key and who can tell whether to the heights of heaven |day night. It is rumored in lave or the depth of hell.” (No namo.) jctrcles that the meetings are being “Search where you will from north to south a kiss Is a case of from |heid to discuss the reorganization ot. mouth to mouth.’ h wee is a language of the heart that love alone can understand.’ —A. H. 0. well, Washington, +A ies es a balm for baby’s wounds, it causes a maiden 1, and separates a man from his money.” of the Union, last meeting the case, alth anybody just A member o has charge of to_blash, B. Haiser, oft means much, Western Central Lat but thone who attended the lare that such is not n they will not tell what was said f the committe the meetings, said thir which morning that the meetings were only being held as a rm ne of bringing all the membess of the council together token of things so awe ‘An expression of emotion."—iM ise Mae Farland, Bremerton. We Can’t Tell Your Fortune But We Can Help You Make It ‘The way that we wil! help. you {# that our Mne of CXothing for Ladies of un) union fi cuss union mi most failed to atten business to b hands of been to bring tertalnment. fell them on 4 Dopgilt, and the balance at your conventence, _ EASTERN OUTFITTING COMPANY \_ One Price, Cash or Credit. pi E STREMT. CORNER FIFTH AVENUEB, - " ae Be ae ing quartet. meetings open the Armory fot members of the dele and Gentlemen comprises all that is Fashionable and Up-to-date, and we now Is that we cannot recurs a sine ing to the assembly. building is crowded capacity and publi and curtosi Deonuse it woul union marters and have & "he satd, “that aasdre you, our intention t* only to hold a rally n men in order to promulgate sling and incidentally to dis- ters. In the past union have 1 meetings, leaving all be performed in the gates. Our idea has all these men torether and provide them with suitable en- Our greatest trouble the for the We would 1 if it were nm fact that there is lack of room In r the 2,000 men beiong- As it is the to its fullest we fear to alldw. the seekers to come result in over- track from | } November } Magazine } Now In, Ask for ; Copy. t Reduced regular urday CHILDREN’ SCOA Tomorrow we w rake paralleled offer from o mple stock of Ch ’ nat and) Ber Men's FURNISHINGS) Ail Day and “After 6” Satur rhe nd Rugby” Howe } Buppe regular 2 . ial? are ise partment GRANITE WARE~AT PRICE The Celebrated President fu TO BE THANKFUL FoR 25 Per Cent Discount ti-ineh Hi Ready To- CENTS We wht our regular 160 Turkish Towe day Specials in the Big } {House Furnishings De-} aart ¢ r anite for, « h Ie AFTER @ P.M. BPECIL thixnd Faney « a Pigu alue arge choice, each 2e ren'*? Good Clear ( an Tumblers, re THE GEN. WOOD CONTROVERSITY yporition to the in the ree a ane furntabing ® against the ge who was vieted I ofirmati ler army ts inte ot Gen. Leonard Wood as « major win the United States Senate, Extes aC We of postal frauds, ts on the we 4 with fects and documents which afe to be used s» STAR DUST on Nursery Rhymes Are eating nome other breakfast food i by Willle Beott, accompanied | With both Gladstone Dowie and Wim | to be lively enough for a few weeks | Bought Yer Turkey Yet? | ts now| ‘How's your father?* les I don't know. He went over to Kit- | sap county day before yesterday to | Remember how | Cousin | George jhunt deer hanged the spelling of Manta five years ago? Lige 11 has reached Chicago and wants “$00.00. Beats all how his The Net Profits tory Willie Tomorrow Scott, Brivate Citizen? meanness works out in practice That stabbing affray at Cen rehool yeaterday shows how Professor Yoder's idea of teaching children wants coincide with ours P| A Bt lawyer haw asked for @ |new trial for his client on the ground that the jury was influenced by the | beauty of a woman who testified for the other side. This te the second time » the Jaat five or six years that we ve heard it hinted @t. Paul had a beautiful woman inside its boundaries. When asked what kind of exercise he took, Sir Henry Irving said: “I act hats what every other stage celeb- [rity would say, while we stand help lenaly by and wish they'd take long walks Ino the tall and uncut, Now seme of you old bachelors that have been putting It off bec is too nticky in hot weather, get busy there is a cold winter ahead of you. Mt. Moris Index. The Difference ause love | Friends of the Chicago street car We can almost see Soott’s finish. woaring buttons, “Wie WILT WALK.” Queen Anne folk also wear Wouldn't this look nice in the text] a buttom-"WE HAVE TO WALK SAVIN’ FER CHRISTMAS? LOUISVILLE Hopkins theater was The destroyet fire thie morning. loss in enti | mated at $200,000, After Six Spe tral n Laces - Fine Val. Lace, just the thing for Chicago's mayor In making a great| trimming handkerchiefs, cushions, rusade handbooks. Absot|covers, doll clothes, etc.; some are |next December he should begin ome }worth 10e yard, Saturday, af against lawn fetes: ter nix, @ yards for 0c, Rhodes eee, jBros.’ 100 Store, 1825 2d, Arend Teacher~Willle, if you put 10 conte | block ee a day in your bank, from now until | ’ how much will you have to Free Want Ads buy presente with See Classified page for Free Want Willie--Nothin’, if pa finds the bank, | Age. ihn ® . ‘ GRAND MASKED BALL at Lator A Word from Josh Wise . | tonight Bt variety’s th’ splee oF makes th’ olty dl rectories an’ th’ ictionaries well. | A colored man was arrested In | gansport, Ind., for breaking up ® p formance of “Unele Tom's Calbl Sad, Sad, Sad Tell you how the turkey died Swelled all up on corn-fed pride. Swelied all up, the people Kaid; Swelled up till he lost his hea -LUKE THR A Waterbyry, has gone inf} the hand on account of bad busine mean elther Waterbuty has too bakeries, of the rewidents of that ple of a rece a spose th'ts whut | Hope the court extends proper meroy Loom # compahy That mi Perrin’s, Dent's or D. & P. |Gloves for men, — All sizes, kinds jand prices, EB. N. Brooks & Co., 1 | 2d ave. Arcade bldg. Best Sugar-Cured PICNIC HAMS 10 Cts. Per Pound 21h, full weight bricks Oleomar- arine for cooking butter, 250 Be pound, Best Bulk lowa Creamery ter, 2 ba, 6Ge. Fresh Kastern I 800 dozen—2 dozen 55e, Franklin Hiend Coffee, blend with us; our regular price ¥ She; epectal tomorrow, Saturday, 29 pound dams "scat $21 SECOND AVENUE. Le por- But ee, guaranteed, a new var i Choice of Over-200 Manufacturers’ Sample HATS Of Scratch Felt for Ladies and Children, We have ree purchased the Entire and Comp amp! ’ ne of a I Manufacturer—mostly every to be seen this W all New and Up-to-Date. We b for a 1 fs of their value, and will sell them a I ht them. Y from $2.00 to $3 r choice they last, 6B¢ « Music ; and { Song Dm )} Tomorrow § Night NOTICE | HE CAME ALL ALONE RALTAR An this morr hundred MEN'S SUITS $12.50 eTY Les EVERY Siz} Worth up to $20.00 LOOK IN WINDOW. Port :x¢ Sherry | 75c Per Gallon | 85c Delivered Brunner & Co. One-Price Liquor Store. 403 PIKE ST. TEL. MAIN 1060. ELEGANT UMBRELLAS | Suitable for Presents. 7 First ave Honest Clear Through } | | of the Pease Piano And this ie the prt nom last a That this is appre know the great difference th oven by the big number of are being sold Nearly 70, 000 Have alread: been made an utput of the 1d. and factory archas ateadily inere find value combt ] It will also be one wanting an tr over r beautiful line Chickering & the popular New Scale D, 8. Co. pl f which we are ing at very attractive prices, on ¢ terms. pee! of Very Good Bargains tly Used and Seo- Hand Pianos & Organs Our $265 Piano Offer Is @ winner, and the bi vst tee ee isgest value.in BYERYBODY HAS A KIND worD FOR THE SIMP! PIANO PLAYER-STEP IN AND HEAR IT, Our small musical tnatrument and talking machine departments contain many attractive features. Don't fail to see or write, to us when you wish anything in the musical instrument Mine. D.S. JOHNSTON (0, 903 Second Av., Burke Bldg. ° |We Have at Present a Num: | Stone, Fisher & Lane, Second and University On Bargain Square kerchiofs, 20 Tams, 70¢ Each, , 250 Wool Blip Hand Boles, 19 Pair per Jren's Saturday Morning WE PLACE ON SPECIAL SALE H undred of tl DID t Trimmed Hats Your Choice 1! M Don't Miss This Sale---8 o’Clock Saturday pees On ie Square Be He Po B0c Golf Gloves, | 75 390 Women ottse| Gowns, 64 We snew ) ing Flannel pink Ladies’ Fast Black Howe full fashioned double heel } wote and toe. | long wrin Stone, Fisher & Lane Second Avenue and University Street 2 HAVE A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF HIGH AND MEDIUM GRADES OF Furniture Also = complete Ine of 4 Heaters and Jewel Stcol j Ranges. We sell goods for cash or . credit. Thompson Furniture Co., Inc. 1427-1429 First Ave., Corner of Pike. ASSORTED LAYER | CAKES 20 Cents Seattle™ea!e" if PHONES—Ind., 3 tioa ae He rmann The Great IN EVERYTHING NEW IN MAGIC Seats now on sale—25c, $1.00, 80, T5cy THIRD AVENUE Theater ©Overeoats 915.00 That fit like higher-priced engi 07d Deew, Pare garments, Wear splendid ly. es Prices—Night and 106. We, 800, 20. Matte A Bigger Success than ever, W. B. Hutchinson Tonight Company Cor, 2nd and Union JOHN CORT, My Sunday ona Night SAM SUB R bas > s VEIMMERMAN THE ‘TOREADOR (The Bull Fighter) With JEFFERSON DeANGELIS And His © ombany iy 75 People, MARGARET ‘MeKINNEY Prices 0, 1.00, 750, 600, inents ob wale beiday 10 a. m, ext attractior 250, i) ~— WEYS eh | price, se y ut 1 pay xis i of lodt ica "i and Jewelry, Room 211 Collins block, lodt weed wevond floor, rf set me