The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 23, 1905, Page 4

THE SEATTLE STAR BY STAR PUBLISIING CO, PICKB—INt and | i wt a Roventh Avante 1 SUNDAY - ‘ } 4 eR : BNCY-SA Haiiard Ave Sunset, Red iM P ' wnt Der CODY, SIX COBLe Der Week, oF twenty-five conte per month ' > . ia) i RIWERE- The date when ¥ ) naver, Wihtve that da Na al qi i VaR oe You % | label te 8 rece at Beattle, WW . <ind-elane matter : 5 RAGLEYS be STORE SRCOND AVR ij 1 . . : . Offte t thy mo J nn ber recently b *: toting: thy pubblis °S eddivenion : One of the Inventigated : The Piptions t he = ara Sleeve neta im ompanies ie passing @r | " t , expe al in which is printed the ple ) ; on, Minne 1 i . sid got it Jomething left off that HOmy | ' i &Y CYNTHIA GREY ons" card, It should read, “Forget it} card ‘ with half the|f| Imported Tooth Brushes—Re 7 a i ay eneennttinttemnmee avs gor grace and oa i. Ce ren PEL Ma wit ; ’ UNCLE HENRY THINKS. His arm, that shot ‘em over t wh jeg 106 ‘ } . : rise In the world There's a heroine in Pittsburg | field no hot pei NGS ‘ a a 4 + ae nd ais inain paige nace The woman (x unknown to the public, Is a pity, for she do-| j Pills with gf he tame Me a bent tad wee 4 uke , Ife ae i ‘ | gor medal, if woman over did A woman th th such speed Chest Protectors—Now ' time ? «rs * : man has discovered the fact that a disagreeable temper, | : peu? “ye ~ whe 9 | her own temper, is at the bottom of the unhappy home life of her | fide Gn dihmene Go Land ter on ‘lea out “char-|f| Drakes Chest Protectors—Regular pr ie; Qua n ve an ofl rane 8 yt ae family | ley horne | ne ¢ 1s = : What he takes with him : : aes eis sill theese ie sie ‘ Ot course, full early come’ a slump| 9) Klondike Chest Protectors—Regular y Qua BA ptr If your idea is to rise In the word t y and having Laat wee appeares te Justice of th ‘ eroe in th’ mouth. and at the tal : . , ‘ Pe in ard, of Choaw and asked him to draw up the form of an oath that | on’s close the team’s in sixth or|f} Lakeside Chamot me lw and men, regula ’ - Pedple look y ‘ ah, Men have ar jeaaon ker all wee 2.4 totfed and short dinners a that producers’ she might sign it 2 , mace § nag hues to the old] a ‘Bar A Soe ons oo 1 Cure, for the immediate r as is pe . ~ ‘ hia is the form as given out by the justice, though professions — | Ba mack, en to the ol , A oi tr a ox wealth may ' ya about your con Thi | man & n : ce Sti eine wae | ak, he it Colds, Grip, ete, at the Qu ; 25¢ acten, G y. You the world of mammon in courtesy prevents him from disclosing the name of the woman who f POO ocho on oe of | Hlects B atterte and Beit * Many ailments can . r tite way y thing you ne@at to care about te how you may | siéned It Tareoett A tong Serewell to al Rte heated ceapi ds Ganmanaie ahaume eit tan adh naan aie OE Cham Gor fat Rr heret y awear t contro! greatness Air in which he tells what he w carry & complete sto an . keep I J Y or thes f With conteel my | This ts the player's luck: Before the Ye ee ote | 3E8 en) . Wy “ to « A Man, however, put @ome foundation temper and make my home as cheerful and happy as 1 possibly can ason j The Quaker is exct . for the Smit the Ma ¢ under you, One of posts haw f this way: “Ries | What ery woman In the world should make such an oath aod {Opens he can swipe the ball unt! nly truss that will ¢ ia. Let xpert f n or q t eries more vere is comfort and satisfaction in a & f ‘ 1 of your dead aelr fo hie things.” ‘That means make an t attempt to keep ft | it er H and ther mort and f we 3 | For morey; down in the training ° fitting room in t t est 4 " things under your fect, When y | The world would be made over, Homes would become homes it amp be melts The Guaker make - ps @ place to rest in, to be din and ein The boards from fe while ever | i oft "Famer zn oe ate sae ow | “i ohn on ne | | The QUAKER DRUG CO! | Wwotth while, And one way to define ideals te to say they are what to contro! he er He knocks y sone wo far it 1s = Fir mother wants you to be Wh 0 up to ideals they are the MANY OF US MIGHT ACCOMPLISH WONDERS IN MAKING | 4) woe unto the Gitcher who must} | 1033. 1015 First Avenue : HgMt of the world. Make no mistake, YOU CAN DO THE WORLD OVER OUR HOMES BY HONEST ENDEAVOR TO “KEEP HOME face him! | | N1I08-—M 1240: IND. 1240 a NO BETTER SERVICER THAN TO GIVE IT AN BXAMPLE OF A CHEERFUI And dowble woe to fielders who ko NOBLE LIFE. It i worth much to have mon look up to you In There ten man on earth, nor a man, w ‘ not possoms would try to ™) : Stop the clouted horsahide In tts] we ( that way me annoy ie fault which frets and worries those about him. massene’ fiche , bt And forthe . Not more than one in a hundred has the ¢ pnse to own np | And then the season opens and be | CG Pi f $200 an q If you would rise tv the world in this way yoo must b the to his fault n to himself, hold the sudden I he } A ood iano for oa 4 Meta to its fect alsa, You must give a lift to your fellows. You | NOT ONE IN A HUNDRED CARES THE FLIP OF A CopPmt’ | Chane >» more the bomers, he m triples, doubles, singles Bo AP like the Alpine climbers You are tied to your fellowa If you ¢o IF HB DOB’ MAKE EVERYONE ABOUT HIM MISERABLE 1 put tm their place the Pov nn fly, the Safe | IS DIFFICULT THING fre MP You Must draw them Op with you. If they go down wit Long live this woman who is In earnest! May her example clean kly John W has become a legal i) TO FIND ine BO Gown with them a way, And if you do not help them up they will up many a home, sacrificed upon the fire of a hateful temper ¢ down to short, the easylresident of New York. A lot of P | cel rt nd, oh! tt Bp Pg bey AB ‘There are plenty of styles and makes to choose pull you down. e # bs foul, and, oh cities can stop worrying now lace H octane, ore mlonty, of pty ; ta choose ‘ Get up in the world? Yes | srpmn, Dut aes Bo fo iy et up in the ht w Rive oh ch ter, Rise to the best ho. tting a satine But get uy tight way, 5 ‘ e a To ho - 4 WARE do not try to get up alone and selfishly, or you will fail | Gas a | 9908 , | Electric Gs Buy a | ee her a - | t ade What the Newspapers Are | Fixtures : || tnateument tor be traded ta 3 Pe Pi ‘or nwa - ; de i fano TEN MAKES IN STOCK SEER cisthsersitesh ceqninte that we print conn of toe string CORNER F'8ST AND SPRING we b Wiles creat men have sald about the newspapers; that is, sayings Pp ! Factory What embody the purpose and doingy of the press. With pleasure. —— a Bryont said “The press is good or evil, Sherman, Clay & Co. 71l Second Ave., Seattle ding to the Character of those Who direct it. Tt is m mvt that erinds all that tx put tmto tts hep- Ber, FU the hopper with poteoned grain, and it will grind it to WAL; but there ts death in the bread dames Parton anid “The newspaper pr fa the people's unl Ore in Christendom real Little else.” Jefferson said “The basis of our government being the opinion of the peopte, BO Very first object should be to keep that right: and were ft teft * te me to decide whether we should have a government without news- Papers, of newspapers without a government, [ should net hesitate a Bement to prefer the latter.” Cardinal Gibbons recently said “The dread of exposure in the public press keeps many 4 man Mleking close to the path of rectitude who otherwise would stray off Bato the byways of graft. “The bright spot ts the fact that the degradation ts made known. The Woods’ Radiator ~~ —~GUARANTEE:- . ‘We guarantee the Woods’ Radiator to be well made, of good mate PIANOS vtec e ra t. rial, to be durable, and to produce more heat for amount of wood con- ‘We cell better Pianos at lower prices and om easier taymen’s pon eh gH ve in the United States, if operated acording to the (ban any otber house in the ety. - De not altow the firebox to fill up with ashes; this prevents fire from coming in contact with inside flues and takes up fuel sp relty. Walf the read- THE FAIR "8 "332 GOING AT HALF PRICE. OUR ENTIRE LINE OF MEN'S AND BOYS’ CLOTHING. BER QegR4Eeeus " £8 F. ace. Corruption cannot exist nowadays without being discovered after nd. Keep the stove well filled withe fuel and the lower draft dam od e d the lo aper Tar ae ek taceiatet "me crac co rece Nd fy Ry Ky I KOHLER & CHASE, WARS that possiditity of remedy has now become such an assured fact this is intended to be opened only when starting the fire or putting ia 1205 Second Avenue. C. A Meyer, Mer. fuel. 4th, Clean out soot at small soot door; thie should be done two or three times during a season. 5th, See that the chimney {s all right The stove has perfect draft if properly connected to a good chimney The Woods’ Radiator is a small furnace. The cold air is taken up from the floor through inner flues and is Dansed tn direct contact with tinh iheiatpen ut top or'aiste. Soe\intorbrSats “il Have You Bought Your New Overcoat Yet? No 22 18 raft) Our stock of overcoats is very complete, comprising the loose . . . . fitting, and belt-back models, and the popular top coat erials comprise unfinished worsteds, Covert, Thibet, Tweed, No 24 $19 60 eta, We handle a swell line of Gravenetioc~‘The kied” that’ Ms . . . 7 t No. 26 F 0. really rain-proot, Prices from $1500 up. sng ONE DOLLAR A WEEK Terms, $5 Down, $5 a Month Buys any overcoat or rain coat in our stock. . i e» (inc.) Cold Weather Housefurnishings Reduced Toten ee “Seattle's Reliable Credit House” Cor. Pike St. and Fifth Ave. Wat it counterbalances, almost, the evi! which the present c @ money madness creates. Many others might be quoted, but a careful reading of these HD strikingly show the place, the power and the usefulness of the ndition A $15-a-week stenographer bas been stealing $25 a day from her @mployer. Regards to the express clerk who swiped $100,000 and the Broker's clerk who bunkoed a bank out of $360,000. a Reported there ts an “underground passage” and a seeret © or €@ the president's office in the Mutual Life building in New York Sort of a “Family Entrance ——- For shaking hands with John D. Rockefeller a Tarrytown, N. F., street sweeper got $1. At this rate John has still enough left for 999,999,099 handshakes, or thereabouts. —_—-— ‘The Carlisle Indian football player named Kicker-in-the-Jaw @ertainiy ought to be with the president in his plan to reform the game. —_—_—_-— es If the navy’s officers are too old, there is nothing left for them RSH but the senate. ARTICLES NEEDED in every home in the cold days a 2 ——- ite Ware, too, at cost of seconds, Utensils » There's a fine prospect for more trouble on the Nevsky pros ve Of course all angels are women? gel cake? ; Rr mS WITH STAR READERS “an Other bargains in kitch itely reliable, : i reduced prices n utensi!s used the year ‘round. First quality Gran t efi Roast Pan tre Potts’ Sad Irons, the set of } AY You'll fud Stews || BARGAINS IN t | Pharmacy acr the street ct FURNITURE |] For bargains in Furniture see 1206 SECOND AVE RED FRONT FURNITURE CO =| 220 Pike S$ ae, who would bake the an DOWN GO PRICES. eeu e irons, Ine stand and Men's Suits. i, reg vies 4 ond ; i nos nctuding “ - Sor ‘ EE asy-noteg : BOSTON DENTAL nd eguls now 85 . | ' ‘: PARLORS $1 3S 1 $ 8 6; Sundays, 9 . . 20026 $ 8 Both phones. Maltor The Seattle Star was pastor of last year, tog: Crystal Stove Board, size 26x26 : 9 12, B nee. with having charge of the dis regular price 65e, apecial..4Q¢@ The O. K. Washer—the king of : § : 20 SECOND AVENUE. Please rectify the following In the); was educated in the colleg Rotary Washi Machines. It . article about myself in The Star of | Got we and the Un oer ees: Gave has Ivi eo} ball gear $ $3 Oct. 20: “1 had charge of the dis-|Canton, Mo, Kindly take in t | ~ ing redw e friction and $ % trict up till Sept. 17 Inst, but have) rectificationa. I am oe” ae se thus maki . hine 80 1 H , SMUGGLER CAUGHT. now only charge of the Fremont Yours very truly ai Netied No. 17 Galvanized ame 18 Nght rune 1 almost n 5 § ekicenes 1 porter was caugat Swedish church, of which church | JOHN OVALI The pag Wood Coal Scuttle or less. Regu price $9 spe ts o at with, the oots.’ ringer ad \. ali Geaee $4 ns, chi proadeloths, or, re . i We bought above atock at COLLINS BLOCK, JAMES AND SECOND. PHONES 416. wood Sup ang ndle, reg ra SS. ted prices ow. dee ar 46 at confiscated p 81.40 $ & NOVELTY. CLOAK @ SUIT § 8 MFG. CO., 1207 Second Av No, 8 IX Wash Boller, regular $1 Opposite Pantages aA price $1.36, « great snap all this re week for oe / —_———$ a cad Co . ie r ES Raw oe ‘CHICAGO LOAN OFFICE Mtein Wachangs Dept. invetata Lore teachers than | } fter, reg Aclailarl, Grabite PH oD oa SS bee dei || 117 Vesler Way. en A. There aro many more facts about the big xcl The Diamond Ege Whip, sells all lar pecial Pot, regu'ar buys this half-sheet Grater THE tata wtoe , oe tO know them? » world over for be, no « 0 he over for = w ’ \teel place to borrow money on WILGON’S MODERN BUSINESS COLLEGE. een ee eee ee ite eth dpeaess 10¢ 1104 First Avenue. diamonds and all kinds jowsird jewelry, - a ateten —— aaenaaeeiiiaaaes Aeneid ete: Ta tet TT RP ene en mee me A cea y Confidential: