The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 7, 1905, Page 5

ee eae TES Sade VEEP EEE REN eR RR ee Seed ienee ietin dail eueeeeeree® TAFF WRITER qua sTan’s 8 WHETHER OR NO ARcues geaTTLE Moke, HE AYES geen TO HAVE IT SOCIETY GIRLS AND fo Beattie « in girl is BP naiaptes tact OL course gay Gotha American® om cuator followed. ity to but ¢ NAN BYXBE .] gat goiden-tipped No longer with coffee and sin t But do Seattle * mmoke? tle the ¥ ®| Thus far foth not appear that ' Seattle has been ungraceful or tardy the adoption of swagger fads. If CONTES The Greatest Voting Contest Ever Insti- tuted by Any Paper West of Chicago Star will send the five most popular school teachers state to the Lewis & Clarke exposition at Portland every cent of their expenses for one week, Including Dills, entrance fares to the grounds, ete. ——THE STARS —— J = - WORLD'S F'AIR( Contest Started Back coupon cut out and sent to The Star te good for one Bach coupon sent with 25 cents for one month's subsertp- 4 renewa! of an old subsertption ts or 80 VOTES. Each coupon « wo te ora 25 VOT Bach coupon a ant fubscription or a renewal, by 50 cents for a new subserip- ewal of an old subscription, ts Sy 75 cents for » three months’ ood for 200 VOTES. ‘The five teachers having the largest number of the contest expires will be the lucky guests of The & 08 & Week's junket to Portland and the great Le tefor 1 vote month means 50 votes. Your farortte teacher? want to seo the Portland Fair? Want te beip send her there? with her name and n Of renewal of subscription to and send it in with the remit- (Coupon “A".) . Wash, April (Coupon “B". . Wash. April . leane find find isin’ p! . cents for mubscription to The Seattle iar. Bubscrip- ten to be in name of Please credit .... + Votes for the most popu- Jar teacher in the State of Washington to ., ooo . Og OE wececcccesss coscoves School, City of io + COURLY Of s.secsereresees . Gf the subscription ts es @ renewal put an X here.) an- a ae ben § tas FS, all Stupere to Manager, Teachers’ Contest, Seattic 18 * Fair to the Fale, The Star Sends Them There.” ely e Fa Ce un- ace. at SATURDAY IN THE BARGAIN BASEMENT MALUES TREBLY AS GOOD AS“ANY WE'VE ANNOUNCED THIS YEAR 4 . ond our ‘im on Tollet or Bath Soap, || $1.00 Climax Food Chooper with , regular Ge; 2 tor | three knives Se os Se || Je Large Roll Silk Finish 1 ole ace Bixola Shoe Paper.... .s%. é Be | 16¢ Polished Maple Bread Board neh ony pet Turk } #eeeee wee =. gg 4 Tene || 150 Large Weed Salt Box Re “ed leead 5€ || 26¢ Henis Vegetable or Potag panned Round |} Masher 15¢ 5 5é || 25c yard White Table oi Clot er Carpet 1 Beater Be | 100 Wire Ste, Bhat Paper, 10 yards, || ‘Hanger Be || 100 Package 20- Mule a Coat ‘and ‘Trouser Se Se A & HURLBUT 2", REAR ARERR ee “My Lady Nicotine” ~--BY NAN BYXBEE KR REE VRE ERE em le girla do amoke it 1 rd that fn their manner of appointed i most any ‘ ay 1 ie. “ * et R ote us f r t wht 1 Rely ta xplat sion the saffron tint of their du fingers, The « of & clgaret by a always to m great many hilart win ed with a nttle of ne of @ to these oking will always feative nibbi ird, Therefore ef sm at and regarded the woman whose bite of co with wrens match | stain | ctowerty dinguined for or to be attached | ) Wiaabeth) to the A peep into what] atternoon tea, if there on brew on tap, | on iden as to wheth er Seattle giris amoke or not. Some of the guests wear fingers} of Kid gloves on the two dainty Any “ON THE SQUARE” figita between which the cigarets are held, so that their terrible ae eret will not be told in the yellow | stain of the nic Others pin their faith on lemon juice and am- monia Some of the lady smokers depts at the art of blowing rings until they are surrounded by a vert [222] ‘otine table halo of nicotine fog, others whose chief gccomplishment ie in the graceful flicking off of on ash with the little finger, pose upon divans and work their cigarets overtime to produce the ash for! the Micking; still others in the rolling of the “em these declare that the hig are adept kes,” and} priced br of “ready mades” are not equal to a “#moke” of their own | manufacture, eit they spill most | of the tobacco in the roiling, A big round bow! of rome jar design, with | }a dainty holder for her in| |the pride of this dev the tobace ace ong of her table. « the heart the sonneteer was prevalled to give up her effusion to The TO MY LADY NICOTINE. You do but lightly touch With fairy finger-tips, it seeas, Mahal stupid Ramp’ring locks that hold | Imprisoned, imagery and dreams, | And as if my soul had Bipped Some subtle, god-brewn draught My tired brain is soothed to rest By your gentle, tender, craft | And all the cares and trials These are the best cheap lags in the city. Two blocks east 48 e9@ of West Queen Anpe ca? lias, and south of Ross. Ki@xy Cram ° inguire | of owner, 9 ° © shen tates, 1 615-617 FIRST AVENUE rr eee Receivers’ Gale of the S#tur- HE following rules will govern the Big Monasch Shoe and Clothing April ¢ Co. Stock on 1905. -9to 12 a.m day, sth, 1 to 5 ar ; of sale-- All sales d 6 to 11 p.m. for cash, or on payment of a small cash de- in which to pay for , ) 2 Buek Stabs Range posit, any article selected will be held until called for. —just as it says so it is. Any error, dispute, or discourtesy on the part of any —these are the exceptional buying terms for Buck Steel Range we clerk must be reported direct to the Receiver, who will promptly offer you. “ ” 7 rectify same. down and any amount you want to pay each week or month will buy a Buck range here--- The following prices will be strictly adhered to through- out the Sale and customers are requested to bring this list for comparison. Signed: B. ALEXANDER, Receiver Men’s Suits Regular $4.50 Suits for $2.85 steds in sizes to 42. Regular $7.00 Suits for $3.10. Sizes 36 to 42. Regular $9.00 Suits for $4.25. in sizes 36 to 42. Regular $11.00 Suits for $5.35. in sizes 35 to 44 Regular $12.50 Suits for $5.65. ed tweeds in sizes to 44. Regular $14.00 Suits for $6.75. serges in sizes 37 to 46. All suits fitted perfectly, free of charge Youths’ Suits Brown mixtures, regular %.50 Suits, now. $2.50 Black Stripe Suits, very neat and nobby, regular price $8.50, now $4 Popular gray mixtures, new your okd stowe or range taken as part payment on the purchase of a new Buck range come in Saturday evening and get your Buck Steel Range-~ Alaskaoutfits 12-lb. All Wool Blankets, worth $10.00, for. 85.85 8 and 10-lb. All Wool Blan- kets, grays and vicunas, worth up to $7.00 and $8.00, for One lot Blankets of grays, mixtures, etc., values from $4.00 to $5.00, sale prices nb 20em $1.25 to $1.65 One lot Comforters at 35¢ Rubber Boots and Shoes, Rubber Blankets, etc., are included in this sale at Sac- rifice Prices. Shoes for the Whole Family this store is always open Saturday ovening Splendid black wor- Standard Furniture Co. L. SCHOENFELD & SONS 006 to 1016 First Ave. Ham TAQOMA 3rown Cassimeres in Standard navy blue SEATILE Neat black cheviots Strong elegant mix- Popular diagonal patterns, regular Cuts, now . 9i'és $2.50 Fancy putt Shoes go for Strong Double Textute Regular $3.00 Fancy Calf Shoes for . 1 Mixed Suits, new styles, Men’s $3.50 Genuine sve Kid Shoes for ....$1.! regular price = 50, now Men's Fancy Box Calf Leather Lined Shoes, worth i WEF8 Gil ss iss it scnc as cpebuaveeeassanen $2.15 Men's Fancy Viei “alf, Goodyear welt, vee 4 She es, TOP “a sana des eke 0 seneneees oaeiaw en Socks and Suspenders Men's Full Dress Patent Leather Shoat cele Heavy All Wool Alaska Women’s $2.25 Dongola Sh f pions longoia Shoes OT wcecesecese Socks, worth soc, for 18¢ Women's Fancy Dress Hand Turned Shoes, worth AVEall the Warranted Fast Black Dek, Sor Bsackchte eos eae 1. 50 Women's Dress Patent Leather, with glove kid toy worth $2.75, for Women’s Patent Tip Turned Sole $3.50 Shoe or. Walking Shoes, Socks, while they last, for Te Fancy Socks, warranted fast colors, regular price asc style and durability Women’s Extension Sole Dongola . . : and 35¢, - . 1l¢ worth Gade: Gis cise SiiTis vs Memes of the higher priced Fancy 20c Suspenders for Women’s French Heel, regular $5.00 Patent Leather h sete eeenee 7¢ Seoad, GHP is ic ciceenas. +4 vbdbuneeeenaee e ee tok oe $1.00 Fancy Kid Shoes for .... . Ade imitation President Sus- $2.00 Strong School S hoes for =] 4 “ual regular price soc, $2.50 “Never-Wear-Ou t” Shoes .........500- GOP ncccccee tnvees 17¢ . Men’s Fine Neckwear, Fancy Teck Ties, all colors, U iderwear Prices Cut to Smithereens nobby styles, ages 3 to 6 worth 35c, for...... 14¢ years, regular price $2.50, , tak . se $1.15 Men’s Derby Ribbed Un- 50c Four-in-Hand Ties for Children’s Suits Children’s 3-piece Suits, in derwear, in blue, pink and brown, regular 85c value, while it lasts for....38¢ Men’s Double Breasted and Russian Blouse Suits, ages 3 to Io years, regular price $3.75, for ... t. Two-piece Suits, ages 3 to 6 OPPOSITE THE TOTEM POLE asc Linen Handkerchiefs for That perplex the busy days, Slink into their laire— years, regular $2.25 value, - AREER sete ee eee Like the quiet Arabs, fold their The while your soft spell creeps o'er alliemae aR ea! O5¢ Back Pure Camels Hair Tents and steal away- My senses and takes me unawares . » Shirts and Drawers; just Bi Ss | Into clouds of phantom thought; | Boys’ 75¢ Corduroy Pants the thing for Alaska; reg- g amp e i away into the oblivion— A wondrous, dreamy mase- et Lsanes Hehe ER 35¢ ular $1.75 kind for.. 88¢ = === | And finds a soothing way through FS FI xh Line Shirts The vexing, worry hase Buy Your Clothing Of troubling ‘cares.-eends them all | Men’s Hats Men’s Medicated Under- Reguler G00 ag Sl at the jeproved, abashed, away wear, sold the world over OLD RELIABLE SPOT | Then do you, My Lady Nicotine, $1.00 Fedoras ....... for $1.00, while the limited Bosom Cheviot and Per- KLINE & ROSENBERG, Hold supreme your magic sway. $2.00 Fedoras and Derbys senile dceier tae 42 cale Shirts for ..... 37¢ FF St See ei «iets aay rei snabaaesicnmciR CA DPR! cd Regular $1.25 Fancy Stiff To the gentle, soft, caressing sway, I unresisted yield, Shirts for ..........48@ $1.25 Soft Shirts, with two $2.25 Fedoras and Derbys Men’s Heavy Caliiornia And find no harrowing foes to fight saith i In all lifo’s battlefields— | -$1.19 Overshirts, that we've al- rte e For you do bring me peace,—do bid | $2. 50 » Federes. ad. Derbys ways sold at $2.50, “ee collars, for .......... 53¢ Them all be still ccismeeweke 1.35 eee oneseceew Black Sateen Shirts ee For but @ little space,—bid them all —- Hf nny o sleep awh until Necessity, relentless, shall awake DON’T MISS THE BIG MONARCH SIGN Their troubling din | Then all about my tired brain you | weave | Special FOR Saturday The thread that fancy spins, Monarch Shoe & Clothing Co. 1317-1319 First Avenue Wait Stock North of P. 6., Bot. Union and University B. ALEXANDER, Receiver Zho thread that never tangles But weaves into a mesh ‘Of die phantom fancies, and shapes » not; You do refresh | ams of indolent youth nd tinge thom with a tint one: My Lady weav- | do * 4 I we otiet were several little monogram hold- (ed French papers for the rotting of | share with man the recreation and Best Royal Crown And the folds of floating draperies Jone in silver and gold, and also |the “smokes.” She sometimes pre-| the liberties which heretofoue have That wreathe you oll abwat, tobacco jar filled with her|fers her owe and she is an adept |been inalienably tds, She may now | Winds round my balyoe little rite mixtu To supplement | at the art without discredit de and enjoy with world ané me this latter, there was a burnt w That there are maids-in-walthag|apprépatton mtd oven ap And koops all eae withowt.” Box, containing a quantity ef ace to "My Lady Nigotine” in, Segttls what emis kenge in $1 50 per gallon; The authorem af the foregning | oe “ might be attested to by stationce | od Commratengsy My diegs 1 , Soe” being wiiterviewed, Sust te fe om Biits sk tak by the local cigaret dealers and em | ime peectedakigetiasr. show how it was done, struck a| one Sunse ain 6 nde- J gravers of smart @éttle silver*rantch | ‘ites ts te teeth’ of tomorrow only SE ona tie cre named pendent 644 aafes, were these same statistics | a@dh Saiielinny eelushy co shoe and lighted a cigaret, smok- o y forthcoming, but Chey ap> ny | ange bso Dae it Saepaus a ucetty asnbectine FOR YOUR {t Is t@e ethics of these Gbalerg| ths Sor sho ed her own ped holder, and as she daintily | : e te oe ae tb sed co wane copped Picked away the ash she surveyed yne by on® woman hagycome to | v! a of sm phernalia which and ge oe cthioway, @ me tty 2 i proc gti es Shirts—Neckwear—Hosiery. pitted that in no way eee A beautiful showing of new spring | Woman a better opportuni} gto exe ex- @ hibit her graces. Not Sale of Mews Suite! styles, Call and let us show you. . a , eee on tate a | — popularity of cigaret sm pers ONLY ONE GALLON TORI , star vi | ° To Home Buyers, more than has the ntrinalo $18.00 Imp, Blue Serge for $11.86 k Dress Worsteds for $9.76. Cheviota, $10.60, | velty Cassimeren for $10.00, | All suits altered, fitted and nicely FRED DELIVERY EVERY- WHERE BEACH CUSTOMER. LLrorsoz a of the cigaret itself, hse NAN BY: ‘7 liner Minnesota lett Yoko- hama for Seattle Wednesday with New cottage just com: view, close in; snap at $1,650, 80 acres near Everett car line, will soon be ripe for acreage plant- | dornes Bothw Loans: (nsuna’ &- Renrs- pressed free of charge. A. Bridge ing; cheap if taken within the next & Co, 1416-1417 Second. ‘eee fow days. troukt sue Nill scare tae eee ae tee tT BY o> SON The Bost $300 Hat st w PR lien Ag mn ® mes ihe ctenmahin Tess Se: ee . al ‘ore. m city hall, owned by non-resi- Phones—Sunset, Pink 1761, In-J' Can't be beat for style or quality, Store Catering 10 Tl dent;: ment: be-eelt: * exhibite for the Portiand exposition. dependent, 1761, Free Delivery.§ Call and seo the new ones, N, RELIANCD TRUST CO, ° Brooks & Co, 1381 24 Ave. oo AVEN OB. “ 458 New York Block, soe Big sale. A. Bridge &@ Co, *¢ 4 3 4 4 \