The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 19, 1905, Page 4

ATTLE STAR—THURSDAY, OCT. 19, 1905 ee NO CR CA AN te LTCC. tae oo —| Quaker Bargains his Week — BALLARD STAR AGENCY-an 1b Sunset, Red 14. apy ate ernie DOr Week of twenty-five cents per month or carrier ° SUBSCRIBERS The da direos label of each paper, W in advan of date on the address label t« % 7 , ee At the Postoffice at Brattle, Wash | | , \ i AD. OFPFICE-RAGLEYS DRUG STORE, CO COND | eqular price per can 2 The me SER RE COR. BRCOND ava | . o e. » page ‘ 4. j rinew Want Ad Office at the above wm Dew fe re i opened Ls . ; ; oF, aktorsing: the purbtie wa convenient pings te ieave we “ ' h of Ju ee Nevertheless, The Qs tea riptions for The ow and lew ows ltome The phone nua 4 A CYORTAIN MULA price t*, per can 10¢ office are! Sunset, Main evo Independent Hl sad ‘ " 7 oe j mors (1 Vor people with 1 —we — — You fellows may think the dog) t te, Washing Rifle feet—betier than hot water bags, All sizes Letting Light Into Russia = town tn Avkanses for| ¢ the 4 don 6 Heguint ae; Quaker yetee eaeeReY 3 two years, “but they're ay dumb ndence, fireworks er cidal’ se datas elation, tanaines The good Samaritan of days o f old has his prototype tn modern t m the mnie & ent eee : the modern Tou 4 times and in the very midst of the greatest evil of our day 3 mtn ar { .. The great war between Rusala and Japan was one of the b shout £006, and. like nearty ¢ vel att the % th Coq Dr, Barclay’s Grip and ¢ Curse of the generation, yet out of tt sprung one of the tenderest body else in Arkansas, I 1 a rushed’ at tt th : “7 tiedeve—Ceves -4 instances of human helpfulness known to this prosaic, practical old | mule, And, Hike mont mutes, (his one | wh J a tan be stomach and Gigestive organs; pr | world had strong itkes and , , ime ™ E: At Himegi, im Japan, tn the midst of the war, Japanese officers ae eae : 26 per cont yeduetion all week on Of} Paintings, Water Colors : established a school where Russian reading and writing were taught beast and he'd ne . " n try to kick |f| Pastels and Art Studies, Our is one of the largest and most to the Russian prisoners of war, The 60 pupils at the start rapidly (BY CENTHIA GREY.) my Hut black But he kicked og, aed ng bo Pills—Best for t t natipation increased to 1000, Hundreds of poor peasants who entered the war ‘There has been a good deal said about the Bnd-Seat hog. = poy bo: fed cy Mig, ag " te and liver complaint; price . i deusely ignorant of all save their own immediate enviroment will go He is a post, Unloas chance gives you the end seat you feel that Six gs tee Sie il eertecauets . aie 4 back home with the Diindfold re moved, with the wide world spread boiling in oll is the only real punishment for the BE. 8. H Sle took ‘ rl to tt ere is a + member of the pily that has gaines L y be Gut before them, and with the vol ces of the ages whispering to them Det thee another wmeniber of the HOG fam neg chemith. 1 t t wh ’ but little publielty, and is even more of a human curve than the E. 8 The QUAKER ER DRUG CO 7 wiadom H., because there ts more of him — oS Se a nion Suits a , beca us ore of hin - : : ' | i: AND THIS FROM AN ENEM Y I discovered him during my recent search for a chivalrous man, | him kind 0} # he cow Munsing Unio 1013-1055 First Avenue 4 Where these Russian prisoners, taken in battle, had little to hope This buman anima! with brinties doesn't ask for t eat, Be | for the mules odie PHONES—M 1240; IND. 1240 hia legs straddied out | he'd never acoer f from! F € 1 weigh nd qualities. jthe man, And aay, he was a fox. E »., 1831 2nd ave has a better thing than that. He sits w and never thinks of moving up close to his seatmate to make room for one m Tough old human nature, even at its worst, in war, is not wholly If the « bad, after all surly We need not go all the way back to biblical times to find proat | 4 If you are a woman, you would bo pleased to scratch his fa for in the way of merey they weree led a sv lime charity as broad asthe human mind can comprehend and as deep as the heart can feel nductor makes him move he scowls and does it with euch ace that, if you are a man, you would Itke to punch h An Exclusive ~ Sometimes he sits sideways, or ff he has » inner seat b = a that man was made in God's ima ge—and occasionally shows it ever Bad eeeumien Goverdl: tuabab OF cont that balenae te aemte weear | 5 hh Stove ; 66 q Tt seems an irony of fate that these poor Russian peasants had stander. He pute his bundles beside him ead stares at his new . : House 4 . ne 0 ee 4 to be driven 6000 miles away to Machuria, compelled to fight the | per and when someody asks, “Is thia place occupied?” he «t ; 6 Therefore it! : Japanese, be taken prisoners, and then taught by their enemies to and gs: wie en ite coer, ee nih Better Able 4 Tead and write thelr own langua ge Every city has thousands lke him i To Supply 3 It is an extraordinarily expensive way for Rusala to educate her ey are the most obnoxious during the rush hours. | , Your | people How fine it would be if the street car company would armm dt, | Halesroom. Needs Bat possibly, hed the Russian peasant not been in dense ignor- conductors with baseball bate and instract them to carry on a cali, We are ah : , ine of Overcoate, : ‘ paign of education n : ial ‘ od tyles are 4 HE. there conld have bern no war ABOUT THE ONLY WAY TO TEACH A HOG 18 WITH lA Sasabec gy ’ Possibly, but for the ignorance of the peasants, there could be no | CLUB. ‘ reprene nd pr Ke fro 0 up. _ Russian autocracy to grind its own people and to menace the peace \ ¢ glad ount with us ar ay _ | @ the world. s = for what you select at your con F } Had Japan been moved by desire to vitally weaken and eventually } destroy the government of the czar no more direct method could have (a eee |e STAR DUST 5 | Bai || Eastern Outfitting Co.. (o) Every peasant who returns to his native district with that spark © education will become amid the gloom a glowing torch ‘ : |} “Seattle's Reliable Credit House” Cor. Pike St. and Fifth Ave. New sparks will be struck; new torches will be kind! for edu Sation is a fire that never dies but ever spreads. a - “Herapton te a good fellow, tn * European Trade Methods rors Oo oat eellimabatamaren. cael hy trouble.” is He is? What's he been doing? “Looking for bis fountain pen, THE FAIR ‘°%3 10, $59 Second 4 it Avene . what w . of , uf GOING AT HALF PRICE. horus girl? AN OUR ENTIRE LINE OF MEN'S AND BOYS’ CLOTHING. Again is Europe learning a basiness lesson from the Yankees. , Burope does business on the slow pay plan. Credit is almost TOMS A TRIFLER Walversal and where the American merchant or manufacturer wants | Mins Mary Ford attended the f Bis money in 20 or 60 days, the German or English business man | "V8! Saturday night, accompanied) Walts six months or a year, ee ee ye In retail trade the credit system is even more marked and many Beco creditor dies and his estate in settle: Advises th Pattaeceieesesoe.aercus Mayer tr" * PIKE STREET SHOPPING GUIDE a D O A N Ld KIDNEY| _. TI Wie tines) neusevived che Ps seeitiy ©. famous peer found that he owed his poulterer the PILLS Pas Bane -9 = gw wh on ined, prot ype eg Magrg o- with the “saving babit,” or, in fact, FINE OLD age ™ nM a top draft, No. 1 has low « ene with « i road cus R. Mayer, the man ~ A _ No less an authority than the London Exprese asserts that a | who has xiven American thea- No, 1 takes @ 16-inch stick of wood... ~ economy, should not fail to read GLENDALE @reat change is coming. Manufactorers and wholesalers are learning | terecers some of their greatest No, 2 takes an 18-inch sth wood . = Pike . me x ve ah: eae peg ted ere ee oe aiecteace 8S BOURBON Betailers must have the money to carry on business. And buyers by | the American tours ef Signor No, 4 takes a 22-inch stick of wood... . a the million are being forced to pay for what they get more promptly thera —_ : No, 6 takes a 24-inch stick of wood., .... es oso vects QR.75 Agency 604 Pike / WHISKY ravie, than —— oe ferson, M The same thing in polished fron, full ned, mickeled urn and A large vom! well-to-do persons have voluntarily relin- eter fain swing cover } @tlshed the credit to which their position entitled them and have | Si€ere and musicians, writes { z No. 1 takes a 16-1 be 25 URES CORNS. | PER QUART ......... $4 found the “ready money” plan mu tually advantageous. mending Dean's Kidney Pills MN No, 2 takes an 18-4 atick « ~ ee ‘ ‘ | Sinew Rye, full quart J ° t 5 Foster- rm Co, Buffalo, y \ ‘ 80-inch atick of wood Paralyzes pain or inflammation | _ Fine old reserved stock. The change is a wise one. It means much to the merchants and , 3 takes a 20-inch stick oe Fine old Peach and Apricot : N.Y eteenreraens own at once. There are myriads of | old Manufacturers of the Untted States, for ultimately it will enable the: Gentlemen: I wish as many » 4 takes # 23-inch atick of wood corn cures, but Cornicide guaran- | _ Brandy, full quart, each $1.00 $e compete with the continent for fo: trade on an equal footing. gottering agg ne pp om 7 | ed : No, 6 takes a 24-inch stick of woot... tees a vasily larger proportion of | Port Wine and She many full | sears can reach through you to | know the excelle it Dx cures than any other. At all drug- | tees o excellence o . jets. Per bottle 5 Kidney was ® We Must Hustle ae oe e remed and w id state that I have known = ‘The Seattle Chamber of Commerce has done what it could to ree | % bave been cured by the same agency who had kidney | ALA. TH WEEK on Kitchen Ti ween. A Sell ant cnmglets tine $0 COR * | CI DET I The Murphy Wine choose from Prices marked ia ee on memes cae & Liquor Co. air & grievous wrong, a wrong which will always redound to the in- | enn eee” ena nee CURES CORNS mallee: Minite discredit of the president and secretary of that body, a wrong | complexior 2 oné wan- THE fica was eo ied, | NONE OF THE COAL ||(MiQIIN9 pany 7 Provincialiem, a wrong that has « leeply stung our civic pride, | t attacks otf SuARCU S —— — i= CURES CORNS a @nd « wrong that can only be viewed with “durable satisfaction” and glee by our rival coast cities. - t ¥ r ew Pop Corn, per Ib... W. A. Hawking, proprietor of Ox | Tres tbe. .. 2 .@ Ment Bart) don’t know what the word “quit” means, and their | Kidney Pills cure kidn aya giad to } r) What shall we have for break- Instead of shutting their eyes to our city's weal and welfare, and | n denerving ( is WASTED || Woodcock’s Pharmacy | tasi, dinner and supper? @roping about in the darkness of their own stupidity, as Mesrs. Mc- ened) Yours truly sf 604 PIKE ST., SEATTLE, WASH. | ane an solve thesaipaaes bya 4 Graw and Meikle would have them do, the members of the chamber MARCUS R. MAYER en most everything that's good to have eee to go after that Christian Madeavor convention two | wome CURES OF KIDNEY iis. | Be Up to yDate e THIS WEEK. If, however, Seattle ia to get thie great gathering, not a stone |O0ean's Kidney Pills Have Cured} Ss ttl : E i C Right i | Must be ieft unturned to clear the wxy of all obstactes. But that we ae | em e In_ your correspondence, a d Sweet Potatoes, ber ib : uty, The Star feels, is safely entrusied in the hands of the plucky : Linen I | elite aes. 2 . $ nbonne: eas ~ a) (Cranberry S young Christian Endeavorers who have Se MAtk centeet the) ven ee Ce a eee i estimony | ‘ j i je : knockers,” and won out. These young men, one of them State Pres- [own door to find proof that Do } yiison's Line , ss Raisins, bull, 3 Ibs. N 3 “hustle” loyally seconded by the efforts of this paper, have borne 1 ford 414 4th a ‘ wetld, | 4 Hana } > ‘ew Peanut Butter, od fruit and will, The Star is confiviont, bear more fruit. Yes, ie a gy Rig wen ue Guo ge dy ) somest Baty n Pen 2h ven bear that great, big plum tt k different remep J Bal. | WM. S. MAYFIELD “THE CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR CONVENTION IN 1907 r r~f" thus we n . a . owed io | FAMILY GROCER, PROOF ts Doan's | much succenn ere trom _ce ange Near | 495 Pike Street BO STARS its fo {L207 PIKES T i) ro ltisin ot aoe sd of people in t cured of kidne Re WITH STAR READERS bal Vand coi 60703 oie COME NOW ." S 4 ‘The fur season is just oj and we invite your attention to th It gave fF " : “ uy a richest, best and most varied assortment of select furs of all kinds that time thea Pe 5 = we have ever diaplayed iptoma a recurremo@! bs 5 Best goods, unexcelled manship, newest styles, and perfect Seattle, Wash., Oct. 17. Editor The Sta a cote ites Me wien then fist oe fa nm guaranted with every purchase. ‘i Mitor The Star Fi ‘ i ¥ have been greatly interested tn} The public in general are criticixz $eur reporter's search for a gentle-|ing the teamsters who are driving nly, not ; R. PETKOVITS & CO. Sold by all druggists. Price 600, Foster-Milburn Co. Buffalo, N. Yu Pioneer Furrtera Proprietors epee i : | nh ag 2 @aan on 1 street car, also in the|ou Seventh avenue. It is also sald 4 TERME} Say | , i al bral B | eemments you have recently pub-| that th soclety should be $5.00 Dae «6 Sished 0% he subject. seve criticized, as some peuple whole question resolves itself! fear the soclety is asleey Dows v. matter of good breeding. The public ia very anxious to we} Mo man who retains hie seat in aja change in the way the horses are 4 car while a woman is com-/bendled in Seattle. " to stand for want of a seat, It is not only on one street, but nnn BARGAINS IN ‘|| “FURNITURE H Ha $5.00 ( oa F : from 3 to 8 yoars or have we can give For bargains in Furniture see Month. K ite * se a ogee h coat worth $6. us gentloman. jon the majority of streets, It is en ” . r i ‘ RED FRONT FURNITURE CO. ‘Whether the man is tired and the/ said that the majority rules, but if Con 220 Pike St. Seeman isn't has no bearing upon|the Humane soctety would set an proposition alarm clock and wake up there| COLLINS BLOCK, JAMES AND SECOND. PHONES 416. i FIRST a t might be well, however for| would be a change in things, which} The larger et school in the 1 at re of who kaye ercorts seated be-| should have been made a long time r them to refrain from endeavor-| ogo. “ to dissuade the gentieman from| ,it is sickening to watch some of (Etloring his sent to some lady who! the teamsters whip their horses and $§@ standing. as 1 have frequentiy| force them to pull the b ween them do. A READER. den A RBADER. . 7 4 AV ace ay ig . LEWIS oon to know them vy bar. WILSON’S MODERN BUSINESS COLLEGE CORNER ’FIRST-AND: SPRING .° & co. CHERRY