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

lat eet THE SEATTLE STAR--THURSDAY, NOV. ~ a OPFICRE at Ged Iie NaS kvenee e Quaker Is the Place WkRY AFT ERN HACHPT SUNDAY a Ace, <> ~*~ STAR. DUST %)/ To Buy Holiday Goods Business Department Sunset, Main 1080, Independent Ta | ‘Thirty-nine years ago, Dr. T. J.) DREN. BALLARD STAR AGHNCV-O0 Ballard Ave. Bunset Ned 1a Barnardo began mission work in| - pe to ed — ) 4 _ a 1 per week or twen . pe ond © opened oq} ™most_and words are feeble in the : We,°er reek twenty-five conte per jlonda@® i ned | FAB6OT | race OF his unselfish philanthropy ioe school in an unused stable in a| “0? me eee ne love nor Bole | a |equalid ‘quarter, One wight when|, Me stinted neither love nor do! w hat d j squalid -q lars # volee arouned Wi t aeale been pa Vavases, your oa Former onident Alexander, of} it be to be 18 cold ax tW0! the achool had closed, Jim Jarvis, «| 1h a voles J masins A chanae of date on th radeon on label is & reoetp! he Equit qave away practical | degrees at scent arah, baked if he salaes note t ‘ power of golg m guineas Se pe mS Entered at the Postoffice at Seattle, Waghington. as» eond-3 > ait aiaie eakeaeweiile tn salen | FO ee it nlaht im the stable, De.|18to his keéping and went to > O00 AN NE AR SERICE-BAGLITE DRUG STORK COR BECOND AVE | toon cn he i Weditor Star Dust meanders ae ate the SLAVES of the Greatest nD Fike ooks as though he gave away ccaanaen eaiend LAV Qur new War floe at the above number has recently been opened rything that came tn J.D, K. must be pretty thick.| what would your mother think?” | Clty in the World ‘ for the p Fthgpunlle 8 convenient p 10 Joave Want aa - Phe answer to hiv question f¥ wero.| «Ain't got no mother,” wan the}, He built homes for waits, You ; $1.50 (0 $2000 * The Star a ave news Items. The phone ow! ot " N. {homes by the score. There age more : Bere for this Sunset. Main @@: Inder jemet tf m another pledge reply .) | oun poli arate Abeta ro Asie | Phe caar In be- | Maitor Star Dunt cl vans. Saiisen than 100 philanthropic Institutions uM i ° = l. Sullivan Two degrees below sero te twice! At wt got no fathe rent ag edhe <P of ogee : Some Advice To Ghagpens fiat oy ey Gee kena | re are your ¢riends, then? | DEO: SBSt mand os monuments to , ' sam ee ee ee ee w dice 40 pos ee haath mad - od to kee f UNCLE HENRY THINKS co. M Ain't ect mo friends, Don't live} From = humble beginning has q WJM. thinks J.D, K's initial an. | arisen the gigantic ganizat’ 4 Tt is not too early to talk about BARLY SHOPPING swor the quontion, and that it muat|Mowhere” | | os which enabled Dr. Barnardo, as b It is a common pract people to shop early In order to be Just Durned Cobd. b oo ye | anid to teed, cloth educate, ¢ —- sleeping quarters. | . ‘ save woar'and tenr ® eclatly women clerks. If you don’t give | Sealing a shed, on tho roof, Dr,| launch In life and subseauontly wx hottie F i" t That is all richt and b ne and kind. © people an inch | Barnardo found 11 ragged boys ot |? : nell 3 Povey hiss unwanted i{f Motte Lathe Liver 5 ‘i 5 Qu But the main point is (Re one of self-interest they" Mt take a yard. | ages varying from 9 to 18 fast asleep ~ ae 2 for destitute children. f WV f . y oonlight wcarcel 18 Cattfo ne Waf 0 f Nine-tenths of the ¢ you want for holiday purpowes are tn le Cera on them. though |, Hi might,indesd, be called the|I Mons m—k \ ' ft and \ the Seatt! es NOW la keen frost was in the alr largent family In the world, and he |f at the Quaker tee f ' You can find everything your heart could desire or your means |” Upon this very. apot he registered | W®! earned the sobriquet so often Guaker price io tt cover, on counters and ves - | a silent vow to devote his life to| RPplied to Mim ax “the father Of BO" 18 a Soric Mineral A y ortment of You can find competent clerks who are not too busy to devote | GIVING THE LATEST RET RNS. |naving the children of the street, | PY Mee . a ae, raul : . \ wok | thme to you. You can shop quietly and calmly, which is good for | A» to hens, & BE. Norris sold the hen | A man who truly loved his kind.| was the well rounded Ife, and for]9 pyones : the nerves. jthat laid the large egg mentioned | | # and sorrow and suffering | such as he it was written Y, ¢ some but he now has @ couched him and #o he gave himself Whoever shall give to drink unto | There is another item, It Is often easier to purchase $5 worth of | | tou hen. 2k and % Lem-| to the redemption of a world that| one of these little ones a cup of cold Reliday goods each week for four weeks than it Is to save the money It ae hatched May isth burns in summer and freezes in| water only in the name of a disciple e for a $20 splurge in a single shopping trip. Jand has laid an eee every day since winter t eb * in fetid kennels ay unto you, he shall in no 101 3-10145 First Avenue Good advice is wasted on some folks, but there are enough people | Octobe We will make inquiry | jthat starves; that is face to face » his reward who desire to avoid shopping trials, and who are grateful when their | Mie and fee if she continues im with all that dulls and brotalizes| -—— | jetzorta ¢ mash ae preg SS and makes for crime and ignora: CLEAR, DRY, WARM — — — memories are jogged, to make t worth while to print this editorial. |age of only five months Later me Ke incet @ yearn'eno wha | She continues to lay an ewe ev no . : : the man who died last week ca Come and be con lay.-Orville, O., Courter | ; | ofters tractiona to pleasure ” . to the parting of the ways offers many attractions pleasure | “ Club Women and the Home ihe, Fe | One road led to a world whore) and health seekers at this season e Oll- top evice on \4 as aan pues ee ee Nights blazed and good clothes were| Resorts of all kinds. Take the| =o & . ei: THE JUDGE WAS BUSY TRYING | worn; where there was enough to| Southern Pacific Company's Fa H It is a pity Grover ¢ 4 was absent from the sessions of the | oe apo sega oo A CASE eat and the beds we ft and} mous Scenic Shasta Route, Im-]| merson ano Mitnois Federation of Woman's Clubs recently ate clean, Dr. T. Barnardo could have | proved service ttle 9:40] : 5% y | ny poaltios be nm. or 10 » Seattle ‘ > - Mt cMNET i PIAN Mr wetland insists that women's clubs impair the won ‘Sure, He's a friend in deed.” | : do Ny a wonancy roar se a ad position in the gift ° m Bg ail 4 p vos Ob = AN, IMPORTANT IMPROVEMNET IN PIANO - adin"t said that the women o! of that we }to Sai nelseo a eh } me “ pate tecane: 2 NT SOF Perea the Dearie and Gull the tender home eympathion of fome of big insurance com-| smoke too many cigarets | And along the other 4 were) $20.69 second chets, reserva-| CONSTRUCTION 18 THE EMERSON PATENT 80FT peers pantes evidently forgot to contribute What difference does it make to! half-starved boys and girls with] tions, descriptive literature and tn- | STOP, A FEATURE OF THE EMERSON THAT Not in Dtinots, |to some campaign, your gaunt bodies and weazened facea.|formation at Union Ticket Office, | Net enywhere! | 1 heard John tell Willie Tet! There were cripples and crooks by! G08 First Ave., Seattle, Wash ad | SHOULD NOT BE OVERLOOKED. EW the Geaiane OC the Iiincic evasion wan reeerveld. for th Half the guesta at. the wedding | aight that he ought not smoke cte-|the thousand-~-NOBODY'S CHIL- Ellis, General Agent j SOMA GAM Gtiaibiies thas Atacusand dumectio tuples aha pat tne |TOCtee of Cre Olle Sotemenss aren besaeee & wee Se } | BY MEANS OF THE SOFT STOP THE VOLUME diacunse mmestic topica a: . were spirits mm can always | emphasis on the home. sure finding « lot of knockers | DEAFNE 8 CANNOT BE Cuneo | | OF TONE CAN BE REDUCED TO A DRBAMY Bald one of the leaders at “The Gay of freak women and fr is almost dead. The sentiment of this It was aleo dectared by numerous delegates that the enthusiaam Broused by home topt doubt women clubs is swingin ‘That is natural. The heart of woman has always been that heart always rings true to the home. If perchance some of these women have gone out of thetr sphere it ‘wes for a good purpose. Love for home and humanity was at the eak activities by women’s clubs convention proves it.” te that the pendulum of he proved beyond back. in the right place And bottom of it. j The fact is, men like Cleveland, who criticise the activities of ‘ the American club woman tack the sympathetic point of view, ow Our mothers and wives and sisters have only just merged them- geives into the world’s work. What more natural than that they should make some mistakes? But they are quick-witted, these women of today, They will not Fepeat mistakes. i! He who sneers at woman and her ways always sneers at betters, And he who fears that woman. er ge as bis “nobly planned.” will be led by | Gade or fancies away from her home and loved ones must have a poor of hig home ‘ BY CYNTHIA GREY. Who ever heard of a woman having @ horse hitched to her wash wringer? Yet that is the way man world make work easy if he bad house- work to do. He would hitch a horse to it, press a button or Tift a lever. He wouldn't lift and tug and serub himeelf into an early grave as long as there wan at his command horse power, wat- eo power and electricity. To use more strength than is absolutely neces- sary to “nocom- plish = task is kless extrava- gance if men had th heavy furniture to drag every ry sweeping day, would they strain their muscies and break their backs over it as women do? No, indeed. When men move furniture they will have in the house @ tet of adjustable trucks. No man will ever stand by the side of an ironing board until his heel bones push through wp his legs to bis spine and bore hoies In the ‘bees of his brain. He'll fix up a steel wringer, heated by artificial and rum by some power other than that lodged in his strong arm. ‘The necessities, the conveniences, even the Inxaries that will make play out of labor, will find a place in the home when man usurps the And how about their hats, theirclothes, their stockings? Ob, the hatter will make their hats, the tailor will make their Gothes, Some one that knows how to do things will do these things for the man that has a howse to run. No man will ever attempt to be washer, sweeper, duster, darner, @resemaker, cook, milliner and household angel. ‘There are hundreds of women who blame thetr hushands because they, the wives, make such slaves of themselves But there isn’t a man who has eyes all over his head and ears out f doors and within. And man is more than half the time ignorant of the lifting and tugging and bard labor that his wife is doing. Because he is ignorant be has to be told. When a wife asks her husband to buy a horse to run her washing tmaachine or to turn her wash wringer he will begin to wake up. It costs money to fit up a house with labor and strength saving @evices. But it costs money to buy drills, drags, roll-top desks, etc., and to hire office boys and janitors, If father can afford to hitch an expert stenographer to his corre- spomdence, a woman Is justified in demanding an air plant to sweep her rooms and improved machinery to do the heavy iousework COLLINS BLOCK, JAMES AND SECOND, PHONES 416, iy ‘The largest school In the Northwest. Exclusive users of Budget Bookkeeping. State agents for Gregg Shorthand. The only Com- mercial Exchange Dept. in state. More teachers than any similar local school. There are many more facts about the big school. Want to know them? WILSON’S MODERN BUSIN COLLEGE. ritery that he fay Russians, ors Editor Star Dust Den't responsibility on somebody vise, An- | KE. N |ewer the question. peal appticattons, an affair of that kind. It told @ delege and Indian Ter 1 wingrte te he Eustach: rug thie t| tube is inflamed you have President Rooseve om from Oklaben But in & rood receding from his position on race | f% suicide. the inflam n be taken out and this tul |stored to tte permal condition, ing will be destroyed forey: oe out of ten are caused bh. which t nothing but ped condition of the muco {sees those poor Mra. Smith “I sympathise with remarked “What poor Russians — Fe will «tive One or any case of mh) thea atari va cannot Cure Ben doe its a que bet you do. You ery ather woman whe tion of having @ votes tn anything.” HOW COLD MUST IT BET Jodge. Den't try te throw Brooks & Co. 1231 tnd Hew cold must Bartells are receiving from all parts of the world additional full lines of every- Dainty and lasting Perfumes, new Hair Brushes, fine Toilet Soaps and Creams, fresh Prescription Medicines and numer- All these we are offering at Bartell’s thing that’s new in drug store goods. ous other stocks. than other stores. Here Are Some Specia Priced elsewhere at $1.75 or j Wo have also uncleared land at $50 per acre. Come out and SPECIALS ON manrcines. uf Goodyear's Rest Brand Hot ¥ | SPECIALS ON TOILET CREAMS | Colgate’s La France Rose, per on hear 100 hammers busy, We also want about twenty more car- Bottles wean?e heeniie Sée fare we penters and ten more salesmen. Take new Renton car to Duwam- ae | Made to last for years. Hudnut's Marvelous Cold Cre for thene elsewhere. ish bridge—only a few minutes ride. Come today. Everybody Fatrfax Fountain Syring large jars | Pinavd's P per c0,.. B00 says it is the best offered im Seattle. Just like a big lawn. third on this sand ularly sold at Pompelan Massage Cream, | Giacea hacen ee ee. Witeh Hazel, fall pints . 156 | Goodyrar's Fountain Syringes. Save w dime on this. ‘ Hudnut's Perfumes, all odors, per Cough Drops, all kinds, 2 box | Save dc on these. ounce oe Combination Fountain Syr Roger & Gallet’s Violet de Parme, | The trust demands a nickel a box. and Hot Water Bottles : 1515 - 151 Every Day eman's or Gardner's Popatn m | “ 7 8 | - 0e Nene. of The Fair 7 a Gum, 2 packages for Ladies’ Whirling Spray That mean's Men's Underwear of hear | You Out Into The Rain? If no, you need a good Cravenette, and you OO and up, a6 Al investment will find ours, creo! One Dollar A Week me (omuned by be cured by for etrew | Pays for any coat selected here. HENKY @ CO. Tolede, 0, | Gal's Pimnity Pi Pills for Cenat | | Eastern Outfitting Co., (Ir) “Seattle’s Reliable Credit House” Cor. Pike St. and Fifth Ave. AY For Friday and — Séc , s Lornias toowt Does Your Business Take} prices---1-4 to 1-3 less SOFTNE! rus MATERIALLY ADDING TO THE RANGE OF EXPRESSION. THE 18 IN NO WAY SOFT STOP. THE ACTION (TOUCH) OF THE RESISTANCE OF AFFECTED BY THE US! is THE FRAME FOR THE THE NECESSITY OF ABSO- APPRECIATED. THIS MEASURE THE POWER OF THE EMER ANOTHER FEATURE OF THE THE EXTRA HEAVY AS OF A FOUNDATION IUNDING EMERSON FRAME PIANO 18 THE BOARD, LUTE RIGIDITY CAN BE T LASTING ACCOUNTS IN A GR POR WONDERFUL SON. EASY PAYMENTS. SHERMAN, CLAY & CO. EMERSON AND OTHER PIANOS. 7ll Second Ave., Seattle San Francisco _ Tacoma, Wash. Oakland, Cal. YESTERDAY WAS A RECORD BREAKER in C. D. Hill- man's Meadow Gardens. In ten days all of our cleared and grubbed land will be gone forever. No wonder, they sell for $250 for @ tract over 400 feet long. Why, It would cost more than that alone to clear it. Over $400 worth of potatoes raised on one acre of this land. Some have fruit trees. On eidewalks and city water. Low Prices. _2d Ave. — | Bargain Day. Syrt 4 t Violet 1 A, 1 Carter's Dyspepsia Tablets 3.00 nd Others charge you 7 | ant’s Violet } Tegular cates Gthate abate ten Oke fee «ae | a ion, emits pair a. ing | Creme Mealys S500 Dottios 82-50 BE prooms, extra good qualit egular 35c B Price's LAttle Liver Pills ime | yertect Creme Bim wine Houbigant’s Violet Ambree, regu | aod ra good quality, regular 35¢ Brooms, Friday . 196 e halt on these. ular &6e to $1.00. | Le Gr nnd oa A weed W ag = ag . k* Soap, specially adapted for hotel or boarding house use. This is an Save 5 you Maen ond | Rubber Sponges— Graham's Coameo Cream | Pay $1.96 slnewhere, @ Bit extra fine quality of soap, Friday only, we will sell it for, per dozen pay more for them |. See eine cabieny it Be ether. stores Loraine’s Insentia Orientalis, per cakes ‘ .18¢ sine’s Belladone ‘orous Plas 75e kine } Lubt engzoin Lotion nee 7 ite: Stites i s ee ttn ae tees | "Gave on this F Bete SRE $1.25 Machine Thread, white or black, all sizes, sold regularly at Se per Others’ charge you 1 | $2.25 kina é Violet Totle ch Haxel.. 17¢@ | mau de Cologne se. spool, Friday, 3 spools for wasihe ide sooee BO Maud’s Tron Pills, per 100.. 2M¢@ | Bath Sprays, can be attached ta | Sav rth here } Other stores charge 6c. y 50c for these elsewhers any bath tub regular | 32.00 | SPECIALS ON PERFUMES, Also all latest odors in standard SPECIALS ON SYRINGES, ETC.| kin 525 | Palmer's Perfumes, all popular | makes, both in perfumes and t m Hot Water Bottles 4¢ | Regular $1.26 kinds odors, per ox. 40¢ | waters. Hundreds of varieties— ' 0 Pay 86c elsewhere | Bottle Nipples, ali be kinds for mye | Save a dime on these. cut prices, BOSTON DENTAL i L WDON LOA OFFICE 506 SECOND AVENUE Established 18 Years in Seattle Bartell Cuts the Price----Always,----Both Stores BARTELL’S OLD STORE BARTELL’S RED CROSS FVaaTm 610 SECOND AVENUE New Store—Look for the Red Cross 105 Second Ave. 8. Next to Guy's Drug Store, | Money to Loan on Watches, Diae monds and Jewelry. Do not buy a watch or dlamond before you see our display in our rindow and our prices, marked im in Santee — | AAC vated Prom RELIABLE TRANSFER CO, | rN icing Baggage, Furniture, Storage You'll fin? Shaws Pharmacy across Office and storage room, 1216 First the street «t avenue, Postoffice building. 902; $206 SECOND AVE, | PARLORS Twelve-year Guarantee. Lady Attendants. $:39 to 6; Sundays, 9 Both phones. COND AVENUE. Hours— Phones —Sunset Ind, 626. ef