The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 1, 1905, Page 4

a 4 wo THE SEATTLE &STAR—FRIDAY, SPPT. 1, To05. et AY jist a | betug found wandering down ‘thelr | | = 5 iy = vurt, whieh was a& remarkable A WORD FROM Jost : sone oH ise Shee Le (Se STAR DUST %)] | A ' ne eeet . gs “i _— t hook Poage a 2 . fh » is on Plummer,’ | _— ~ | ‘Theve'w Afiua room | " wt an ce taken ihe tisk ao ee . I'd b REGULAR ROUNDERS. “S buy Four pardos, der tw nett | a baritic W ' clade eca¥hee ‘oct aaa : ct meth] Quite a few of our people Werv} toms iy tm & quid ntimde of tom wt th! top, but not ab | ni \ ka OND AVE. | healt tien, ‘If want to spend afi Antwerp Saturdity thw tn that wo Veil, L yort tumard | nr sh—well give tt'to them kid i womed to lke merry a | der tee hee, Oe, be, Dey | dus a fire ‘seape | J Ad Oftiog at the abov amber has Hy bee opened } Tocwham? | asked jround Knoxdale ypom dyaxn’ | } > | . - Vito. | golf ball yon today will iress at the ashore thi ear Vel), den, why ins a bum. gotuf] be raoons fixing | Chotly His mame'te Met: i A plain t Rat Attention Fraternal Orders and }playor like a girl cutting ub a dill] (ne i | “No, | met w Ay usue niner inci t n A burning hotel ei ‘ig "Ask me.” FOR A WORTHY CAUSE ” . © Minaceota town, 4 nas " w distinguishes Bim a om, we wees sees an JE peach and ice cream festival Tue $3 Hat Stare from his fellow wa . lor that ma from the great PP eter ind I haf vun on you."| will be held at the Wilitamaport M All the w Fa tyles now on mass of t we H F | waa id |e church Saturday « i“. ‘The| sale, EH. N. Brooks & Co " when the flan b ar m pe h Your shoes iss too lout.” proceeds will go towards erecting |avenue wan =o. Labor Day i necligns anisiae sg at Announcement 2 0 on 1513 to 1519 ne al - t . ¥ : — \I Second Ave. Ghe FAIR. Second Ave. \ pes 7 vee The Purchasing Power of | for a Lys has th wits a b a‘ t feces ome tents “ | A Larée PLATINUM PHOTOGRAPH BILL PLU M MER’S — | O fom DAY | Of Yourself With Each Dollar Purchase. | tom . a Wem Specials ASK ABOUT THEM ] | er ene ee ' She was hiding her face tn} nos, her small body shakiog The man hesitated «| f then, moving across, “Ther Rillie, the little dachshund, sat on) the step looking up and down Btreet with a sleepy To the right, some 50 yard: where glittered the windows of the @audy public house, began the slum Quarter, a place where hi tren had told him to avoid. Little dogs Of respectability did not always re tern from a walk in that direction.| urtowity hi shou said, “y mean some more dd seen wu m: old giet i wouldn't yer Moreover, about Billie's neck bumz «| talk about bashing no toff. Or! of val GOliscting-box, and” he knew that! kids was eraxy ne with the} Wealth had its responsibiitties as| joy of tt. They was th And it's! roll as its glories. aby a year, fath that the! * Ps . Preeb A wad come oud * Billie had watched the man out of| He granted rn balf-apo Ube me of his eye with a laay) and, dropping into a wooden chair suspicion. When Mrs, Ditden, the| commenced to fill his pipe. And so} wife of the proprietor af Dibden’s | ~ a) stores, placed that shilling in the @oliecting-box, the man had been @prawiing against the public honse. Bince then he had been edging up the street The man walked past him. Biilic had entirely judged his inten Ftions. A piere of liver lay suggest ively on the lower step. | He had never been im a sack be forn He utd h aid. but at the f choked ail the breath from his body | Then he abandoned hope. He had been stolen. and he knew it. . * . tre! leas noise there,” sald the | Man angrily Comin’ breakin in like a bloomin’ helipbant She was a slip of a girl. The turses of the sium that lie in food in atmosphere, and in evil comrade ship, bad pinched her face and thinned her limbs, and had, more aver, added that air of hard self assurance whieh marks the children Of her clars. Yot that evening there Was a more gentle look in her gray eyes and a touch of color in her Cheeks as she stood staring at b father over the bunch of withering flowers she carried “There, | didn’t mean to frighter yer,” continued her parent. “Ave a good time? } “It was jest wonderful,” she said “Did yer ever seen the country,! | father?” “[ was born there, Jessie yer never| “Was yer, now? An fold me. Was mother born there too?” The man rose from his chair and fOUND THE PO: LITTLEL Jounged across to the window, from| | DOG arg Aa all —_ which be leaned staring dowa into| sone the narrow court below was that the whine from the cup Atfield way.” he sald sulktly 1 sounded ve tinct indeed. | “Go on, carn’t yer. I'm lis Oh, father | “Th trees as th Tr had swung open the door k, she cried, eageriy f an could stop ber jot one or two, ut ‘un r midated little dachshund ther manner of speakin’. Ar oo nking for an t, and! rs, too, wot yor might pick andeno then waddied ont Into the room one to stop—that is, they didn’t try Miss Brendon’s Fresh Air} it on me; flowers wot ‘ad no soot | rom Layland street,”*} on ‘em neither. Then wo climbed a { th tle girl, firm That's} “ill, and yer could look fer mile Mecting box wot ‘e ‘as around} and miles. It fair frightened me, it | ‘is neck. ‘Ow did ‘¢ | did. Oh, fathor The man had ot with | stopped with a half sob in her! an y look, b {the man looked back | d: should ghter’s steady eyes he with a glance of iffling with his feat That dorg ‘as sent scores of us wot's up?” be said ids into the country, f he “Don't yer think—varn’t w mtinued. “’Ow d carn’t we get no work out there, in ayed, I g aid her fatt the country? heepiabs 1 the poor little} “Work? Naw: Wot put that into| dorg wandering down the rt anid} yer silly ‘ead I brought in I vould at yer carn’t get none ‘er a howner for ‘a tou meither—at least, not regular,” she collecting argued md 7 t "Stow that,” he shouted, with a| himself q [ sudden ferocity I'm an } t from I working man that's wot I am o the dog € You'll be calling me a thief next,| watched him in silence. “I think sneaking round to the tecs, ‘I've n&1'll come along with yer,” sho sat doubt, with yer nasty Hes. And orl| quietly Ahis comes of this yer blooming #0 . . . clety wot takes out kids to the coun It was a very curious thin try an’ makes ’¢ ned of their|enid Miss Brendon, the lady fathers. The n ee that| apector af factories, to her friend. | ff with tid me, if 1)"Phey all ar together, Jeast« don’t go for to—" }Piummer leading Billie, and that Mtbiors 996 Enrolled Va Last Year BUSINE a eee meester itipes Selp {School Suits, Casi or Credit 183 positions filled If you had been in attendance and prepared for a position we could have filled one more James and Second. Phones 416 4] Bulls thatany boy will'be proud'to wear at medium prices and on 4 One+Dellar-Week payments al 5; Eastern Outfitting Co., Inc. COR. PIKH STREBT AND FIFTH AVENUB, “BEATTIA'S RELIABLE CREDIT HOUSE.” THE POLICY OF THE PALACE CLOTHING CO 18 LIKE EXCELSIOR, ONWARD AND UPWARD We wilt tomorrow, from ® a m. untilvour doors clase, place oF CHILDREN'S sale the following SCHOOL ° . mt ur First Specia 1 wuttit, from’ head to foot, valued ho t Food States 8 iy yur prive will be $10.00 of Un $1.50 REGULAR f simply because we are and child to knew that the Pala othing t an only atay by giving what we adver a und frtents You oan send a child to figure plage ded if p . PRICE $1.00. BOYS’ HARD KNOCK Here Is SHOES, sn80 1 Mat, any le shape, value “- . VALUE ELSE WHERE; OUR PRICE = coo coves: GOO TOTAL.. ... DON’T MISS THE OPPORTUNITY 1022-24, FIRST 35 STORES IN : =, “¥ COR. SPRING THE UNITED STATES. aturday Specia 96 CASH OR CREDIT Regular $2.00 and $2.50 Mercer- ized Sateen and Moreen Under- skirts for.. On sale between the hours of 7and9 p.m. only Only One of These Skirts to a Customer Ver Ol SH SKIRTS ARE OF ONE LOT HAS K? SATEEN AND MO HS AND DUST RUFFLE; AND THRE ARK tY FINEST QUALITY MERCHRIZED INCE, THRWE TUCKS, TWO RUFF: WITH TWO RUF NCL IN THIS’ SALK, YOUR CHOICK TOMORROW VOR Oe, ° vie i > 12R DEBP ACCORDIAN PI OTHER HIGHLY DESIRABLE PATTERNS BARGAINS AT $2.00 AND $2.60. EASTERN OUTFITTING CO. inc. Cor. Pike Street and Fifth Avenue SEATTLE’S RELIABLE GREDIT HOUSE What We Give You Tomorrow for $10 This Entire Outfit Tomorrow . . . $10.00 Saturday A Short Talk to Only Piano Buyers It jan't go much what you pay for a plano; It’s what you get for what you pay An sn't so much what the plano looks like and sounds like ‘ MEN'S 92.50 today; it’s how it will look and seund 20 ye from now { Remember, the piano you buy de to be a ¢ and welcome i; a companion er & constant and embarrassing ¢yeso i WERE; OUR A whole lot more depends WHERE you buy it than upon { what the dealer « ms WHEN you buy it Look to the firm name PRICE over the door first and the plano maker's name over the key board second If the first is sate, the se SHERMAN, CLAY & CoO. 73% Second Ave., Seattle $1.45 MEN'S $2.50 CALF SHOES ELSEWHERE, OUR PRICE . ° At the Retirement Sale orn tT & » i pi an purche you hats The Garland Way of ° Cooking With IS Ouse > | peli ited pmecar He TION, only $75, on terme. of } Gaye’ Setal ane guarantee it te $25 down and $10 per month, use 10 pe t was th or house and ts at ATLAN- | TIC ‘CITY only $550; terms, $8 per montt ° Atlantic City is on this side of Lake Washington, and right - on lake fre Lots $50 up; tertas. pe The pret- mas | GEO. H. WOODHOUSE Bq tie. gion sound Sena Chicago LoanOffice | , atte BEB tickets. "cuty water and sixtoot HARRY SILVER Prop | reste eg SD. sHilltmaan nm Tim blo day Over 200 ALBERT HAN. lawned Atlantic City the laat PR LAKE BOAT TODAY RIDES ON THE 706 Ist Avonuo Diamonds, Brooches, §. Searf Pins, Links, de, Bar Screws, Et iM FIRST AVE SOUTH Phones—-Sunset, Pink 1751. [n-]] Houghton & Hunter dependent 1751. Free Delivery “RELIABLE TRANSFER CO. Baggage, Furniture, Storage ree Office and stor: 6 avenue, Postoffice Phones—Sunnet ane Jewelers 704 -F: » Independest t Avenue It’s Very Much to Your Ad- vantage andto Your Boys’ Advantage to Buy Your Sons’ School Suits Here OUR ASSORTMENT OF PATTERNS IS LARG DOWN-TO-DATE, OUR SUITS ARE BUILT TO ND HARD USAGE, OUR PRICES ARE MODERATE RN THE EXTREME, AND Our Terms Are Easy We bave a and DOUBLE-BRE ED SUITS. ta} OI _ GON CAS#IMERES and SBRGES. Ages from 6 to 16 years. Prive: vt URS. de |] $3.50 to $10.00--Ca sh or Credit: oat complete @mortment of SINGLE NO REASON WHY yoar bey Gheadd nak go heeR teecmtmal amnathty. air dices bie felt ’ OUR BASY PAYMENT PLAN SOLVRS. TTTE PROMLEM 7 oe ee $l a Week Pays for Any Suit in the’House Come in and See Us Tomorrow, SWHATTLE'S RELIABLE CREDIT HOUSE.”