The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 22, 1905, Page 4

opener eran es ant” . | “ ¥ way his recent tors to hin wife THE SEATTLE STAR § . : rT have been signed “Willie.” Un BY STAR PUBLINUNG CO as ft © 1 he do » doubtedly Bill intends to retire i OFFICHA.291 and 10) Roventh Avenue the wegon tight side up - * VERY APFERN OON eXCHET SUNDAT. <gye | he lacked Wan another man off A GLOVE, HAT OR MERCHAN- | a ONES Bortnoas Department Sunset, Main 108 Thdependent tim pee Roy ee ee | ee arte n 108%: th A OM Insued by Brooks '& Co 1 very| a ALLARI #PAN AGENCYan Hallard Ave Sunset, Med 14, nn, News, sropriate Xmas gift, Can wi Wikored at the Pootettice at Bealtl « Washington en srcond-sla and got one, B. N, Brooks @& Cc ve b Wi tam and get one ¥, Bro ) mere ae a the rich, Think of all} 4991 ga Ave one they have toe look Patent Medicine Fakirs Fight ‘ mee TOPRKA, Kan. Doc, 22—"The{ Robt, Crozier was appoint fatal succeygion” te the game Kan sted as soon as the legife ra} An Ashtabula, O., couple was mar The frantic efforts of patent medicine fakira to stem the assaults An Electric Age ‘At the Quaker or een wpe ngg mA ba od rpg oem a ght gh tgs H What a week of bargain giving this is at the ° Which are now being made upon them by reputable journals all over || Which Jos, Ratph Turton, the latest Jan M. Harvey waa clect cy ant to have a well defined ! nol : mnand Qua xs m Throughout’ the ght gg van Mee the land, have taken the ff incumbent, is under conviction of] defeated for renomination. of what his futfire will be pea org there is scarcely m counter at which one isn't nd, have taken the form of,sending out anonymous ciroulars | grafting. ‘A dark-hued bird of evil) Prestan B. Plumb was ther ¢libe a hat it he oun eich one Tad to newspapers. signed “Committee,” victously attacking the publicas |omen seems to watch dyer thoeel] on, was re-elected twice and ‘al Jimmy Hyde is arranging a din poe an a es adage py oy lone loli tons which are exposing them, hinting at libel sults and’ declaring { who take the seat first oceupled by tragic death within & year }aer for Sarah Bernhardt. Don't hristmas this store be an i a 0 sel@tion of suital that the attacks Spon patgnt medicines are inapire® by a desire to |J8% H. Lane The hoodoo started) starting hia third term. worry. It'll be tame enough., day Bazaar, af ording « jon of w anches of in-| so Vast and so suggestive that the perplexing nat the aale of & ’ " wre omen Jat the outset, In 1861, when Kan-| 1. W. Perkins could hold ¢ b ° . > with this ost sat shail 1 buy” te enstly ettiad boost the sale of beer, and tik ious statements, as as admitted as 4 state and! appointment only until the | BOBBY a eed ger tt sang Bf ih eg aed ; One of these lying clreulars was received by The Star this |chose two senators, they tossed alture convened | ee pe ena ef dian 9 morning. The envelope was post-marked “Chigago,” but there waa |coin to see which should get the} John Martin, his successa 1d BY STUART MACLEAN, tr y that © n hold owe man f will be found here pee to fan Us wource except th address of m certain “room” | short or fourygar erm Tt went jthe ope ht years, and digged , ition of large profits than | are kept at the very lowest limit in a large Chicago building. ane ; out o found in good copper stocks, | QUAKER WAY. @ served his temn e-elec uucle r © | REN 28 ? 9° hee atteck 1t wethemm amon the Ladies’ Home Journal ent Col- jqs re stren his tame, wee re-elect] | Laclen Baber sewed 8 fe ¥: ef these she Beatie CHILDREN'S WORK BOXES—A q ed and committed sulctde. ot aix years, bet waa for to or stock at 60 cents per stm amental gift for the chill Hers’ Weekly is espectally vicious a |. C. Ross, appointed to succeed! withdraw from the race for . Tr een tane Dana an tien we COLLAPBABLE COAT HANGHH The ciroular goes on to quote a number of daily papers, which | him, failed to heed the demand of tion their ad on page 6. *** in leather cases, for travelers, at the QUAKER print patent medicine advertising, and which defend the dope, declar- | 8eses ~ p * chment of} Jos. Ralph Burton succeed m for .. $1.50 ; , President Johnec ous’ Vote wav-| and before half his term was wT] A ‘ ‘. cate nied . < BOXES ng that it is a “boon to humamity,” ete ed the president, but Rose wae de-\ was under jail sentence. | HAPPY THOUGHT HANDKERCHIEF, GLOVE, WORK AND KNICK-KNACK BOXES The unknown author encloses an alleged dispatch headed Chi- | feated for re-election, cast aside and he ine of Kansas senators: who! f ! Handsomely finished in rare woods, old tapestry, plain or artiatic cago, Dec. (Special), denouncin g attacks on patent medtines now lives ah © life ® ted Pomeroy, chosen- tem? been racking your ally trimmed; prices range from . soe” The patent medicine shark who had thie stuff sent to The Star, | Alexander Caldwell took the/ taneously with Lane, has numbered n idea as to what to ATARY BRUSHES—Make moat desirebl Xmas gifts for or wg Pie ood nake your selection om our st it's most complete and con Haade a great mistake, He evidently had an idea that it would join | PIC® held It two years and re-| but five and wg ater ey taing Goly boot maken cesses: we 7 : signed # said, to avold fighting Fingslie and the highly eeteemed im the hue ana cry now being ral sed b: rtain newspapers carrying | — ; =~ etic . = pete sats art di E Patent medicine ads and would .elp a’ong their attempts to deceive | RA Ea Om a ae Me a Rea AOL um a the public ’ 3 The whole system of patent medicine advertising is founded Upon fraud and iniquity. The host of fakirs who in recent years give the Indy It's a fur she wants. We have a new-style neck piece with high flaring collar, f} In ermine, mink or sable, that I} | tains only best makes 6 o $4.00 RICH'S CANDIED GINGER—A delightful sweetment; aids digestion one-baif pound in original container, 2he@~—Full pound ia original container } On GIBSON PURE FRUIT TABLETS—A most pure and healthful con fection, all flavors, in serew capped, «'ase jar; each only ihe HAND-MADE BURNT LEATHER SOUVENIR CALENDARS — Ap I b'leve I'll go to Sunday school . An’ learn to speak the Golden Rule, An’ kiss the Teacher every time, will bring you a smile. you'd prefer one swell Victor have been foisting alleged remedies upen the public by liberal ad- | An’ give the heathenors a dime. s with head and [if propriate subjects Vertising in newspapers, have almost obscured the few manufactur-. mecnuse they'l! have a Christmas| . oe HAND BAGS—Marked down one-thirfl to one-half less than ers of reputadl r o we style is our fancy fi) reguiar price. T% . ohn sone bear are An’ that looks pretty good to me ble effect with tie |] MIRRORS—Largest and most complete stock to select from. Prices @ hewspapers have tn many cases become dependent upon the | n sable, mink, fox 9) one-third to one-half less than elsewhere Refarious advertising of the fakirs for a large portion of their adver Buftalo Bill's friendp in the west |B Gr squirrel, and finished to suit SHAVING MIRRORS—Hanging or standing, ‘with tray for cup tising receipts and are now confronted with the necessit f eithe: eons ® | ror, comb and bru Regular value $1.25; QUAKER SPECIAL ” y of either the taste i razor mb and h eeu! , ' A GLOVE, HAT OR MERCHAN. oa anh PRICE AI STE 53. championing the cause of the fa kirs or losing revenue. Tom Lawson may or may not be, there's no use devoting theit ef DISE CERTIFICATE Open evenings. | OUR Bho BARGAIN COUNTER Contains a thousand sca ee Some of them are*therefore howling for the patent medicine | broke. But he isn't out of breath forts to doing the same thing: and) Issued by Brooks & (0. & @ very! ee i pe. Sr articles, many of which are worth from 75e to $1.25. dmposters regardiess of truth and decency. —— | will write long ones.” appropriate Xmas gift. Call wl PETKOVITS FUR CO. Here’s a partial list: Nutshell Saféty Razors, Wicker Covered Others; no! Anyway, if John D. gobbles the! and get one. EB. N, Brooks @ r “ %, 2 Card not quite so beld, are printing defenses of patent med! M 1 Lite that k- Pat Cre TENNESSEE z 110 Marion St Stoppered Flasks, Razor Strops, Collapsable Cups, Playing Car €ines under telegraphic date Hnes, without comment. uta | paghsege onmgenag ng: EM fn Mode 1] Cases, Whisk Brooms and Holders, Framed Pictures, Shaving Mugs. out 0} r was going up the plile the But tu spite of the efforts of venal publishers and thelr papers, || Pocket Mirrors, Cigar Holders, Cigar Lighters, Burnt Leather other day I met A. R. Amep riding - Pur ote CHOICE FOR ‘ 2 fe the campaign against patent medicine frauds will go on vietoriously, | “I Delieve I have written the|on a wagon, He was sitting on one| (RBS ak Sees Paap A quate : | “for thie people are fast learning the truth about these concoctions |SHortest poom in the Buglieh lan-) eee | : SPECIAL PRICE 35¢ and the knowledge will be fatal to the trade. Senge” sald the Tomee Ow. ery,|And “what a fine tne | 1] WATCHES —tiood time keepers and guaranteed for one year, nickel- ; Many of the patent medicine sharks will lose princely incomes |my boy. idle: Yl irienda may about plated Oe, Oxidized, Gold Trimmed $1.38, Rolled Gold Plated . ina , Maen i ~~ Jackets and Math Robes. | #1.88. Lveryone should wear a watch. many a newspaper will lose disreputuble advertistng, but the “Sorry? Why? let us show you. N unAnETLas Our stock is the newest, finest, and most complete in Gutcome will be for the incalculable benefit of the public. AN the other poets will see! Co. 1331 mnd ave. the Northwest-not an old Umbrella in the house; everyone new ‘The Star desires to repeat what It has said before, that there are @ few proprietary medicines which are recognized by physicians gen- @rally as meritorious, Some of them are endorsed by medical so- eletles of all schools. ; It is eagy enough for any person seeking information to find out ‘the names of these remedies. But the only safe rule to follow, when M., is to summon the best medical man you know and have him attend to your case. and up-to-date. All priced in the usual QUAKER WAY CUT PRICES ON DRUGS—Low prices and good values tell a story that is interesting to YOU. THE QU R sella yon the best of everything in the DRUG and MEDICINE line at an actual saving of from 25 to 60 per cent. We want YOU as a’ customer. We know we can satisfy you. We know we can save you money. Come here “and let us show you why it pays to trade at the QUAKER. THE QUAKER makes FREE DELIVERY to all parts of the city— USE YOUR PHONES—Main 1240—Independent 1240. Days More And remember that your credit is as good as your: cash with us for anything selected from our store. The finest showing of practical Christmas gifts in the city. ". While alt human knowledge is imperfect and many doctors are a | ror sticks, at the same time the reguiar medical practitioners un- Eastern Outfitting Co., (inc. sae Seta as ei the best medical knowledge of the COLLINS BLDG, JAMES AND 2ND. PHONES 416, Cor. Pike St. and Fifth \‘s te The QUAKER DRUG co seeeaty er deat apa ee “THE SCHOOL OF QUALITY.” Credit Outfitters for Men, Women and Children. 1013-1015 First Avense ‘ AMUS! MENTS. | ird Avenue | Theater | The Most Popular Theater, | Russel! Dr Mere , Tonight and all week, miatiness Wednesday and Saturday, Fred W, Falkner presents his company of funmakers in the latest comedy+ | drama, THE GIRL FROM SWEDEN. | A pretty story told in four acts, | High-class throughout the performance, | Matinee Prices—10 and 25 cents 20, 49, 50 cents. Phones Will Be Abroad With “3x the Blue Pencil La Tomorrow REAT transactions can be consum- mated in a minute! The pencil is Not mightier than any argument when IWIN | SUNDAY and Three Succeeding ’ , ‘ i 4 7 Nights. Only Matinee Wednesday: it comes to getting rid of Holiday Merchan- aed HENRY W. SAVAGE ‘ x Offers the Korean Comic Opera dise: And the merchandise man will be By George Ade ond Gustav Lasts abroad tomorrow: in The Annex Toy Store. ee en oe eee If the toys don’t sell they’ll.be cut to a price that will sell them. If an article is not going quick enough at 50c the merchandise man is authorized to Grand Opera House mark it 25c, or even lower. In short we propose to sell out slick and clean all the holiday merchandise before oer . * e [| Friday Evening, Dec. 22. instead of after Christmas. a ee Get Twice Your Money's Worth. Prices—$1, 50c, . Seats selling Thursday, 10 a. m. STAR Mant Cast; Beautiful Chorus; Mag- Tendered To ACTS OF MATCHLESS EXCEL LE ES—3 | THEATER * | sonn CORT, Mgr. Both Phones 42, | , Two More Nights—Matinee Satur- day, 25c, 16c. ‘THE JOLLY GIRLS | Prices—T5e to 1c. First-class in All Respects. Sunday Matinee—“The Innocent Maids.” GRAND house sss JOHN CORT. Manager. Phones 66 nificient Production. PRICES—$1.50 to 500. Matines, $1.50 to Seats selling Friday, Coming—Jan. 19-—Calve. VP By His Friends and the Profession, 25 Big Vaudeville Acts—The Best You Ever Saw in Your Life—You'll The entire machinery of this big store has been carefully inspected for weak points; additional cash stations have been placed at the high pressure points. Many extra salespeople are engaged. The service will be quick and satisfactory. Mr-and Mra Robyna “The Coume sel for the Defense.” Angie Abbott, the Georgia Mag- net. The Original American Newsboys Quartette. 4 7—Other High-Ciass Turns—7 In all the rush and hurry of the last few hours---you can rést assured that your gift will be O. K. BLK BOUL py | Big price signs throughout the store will show where the b@st bargains are to be had. Watch for them and The percentage of errors is reduced to a mere bagatelle. And it is absolutely certain that you’ll pay less here than ahywhere el: GERMANIA HALL watch the work of the Man with the Blue Pencil! ‘ cual The Store Will Be Open Till ll p.m. Tomorrow Night rN aER Eee 3.