The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 15, 1906, Page 4

THE SEATTLE STAR—FRIDAY, UNE + m, why that's! THE SEATTLE STAR on a ruddy glow at our orphanage] Where would they’ expectorate? people bunked, and an open attack |head for th pec - ~ | Wednesday when Mra. D. A. Greene|twn't the floor the most natutallon bin will be a boom og You} eit We can add ent a pound to BY STAR PUBLISHING CO. 1307 and 1209 Seventh Ave. gave us a bucket of milk, a luxury! place? Does that upstart think the are too young to mix up in polities, | all meats and lard and get back the f r EVERY AFTERNOCOR EXCEPT SUNDAY. we seldom enjoy, not having the| packers can afford to furnish ouspt | any w You leave Hoovevelt, to|8 conte several times aR - y 2 price of a milk producer, Now |s|dore for our employes? Cuspidors|the older fellows i= the packing You see, | am an op’ mar lophonee the time to subseribe.—Sneedville|are for parlora, not packing houses, | bust They'll settle him, quiet » carries ym Editeria Indepe ndent 575; Sunset Main 1080, (Te ait rimes F , | na ove i ‘4 t not have them in|} yigh, and with powntbilt elleve th a Business: Independent 1188; Sunset, Main 1060, my parlor watt {hed made my flest ; he re om 1015 1015 SEATTLE! i And can you give my daughter| hundred thousand dollars, Aad does | for to follow ' er tain | ony — BALLARD BTAR AGENCY Batiarg Ave, Bugget, Raltard 06 Jall the things to which she has been|he suppose we ean afford to allow | body, "Yes, Roosevelt's pa taht ber, like Jow |i FIRST AVENUE WASHINGTON ens -. oe wweny ° mie per ate ocunt od asked her father our men to kiN time by washing f the packing be ‘ nol " ” wit ree : ¥ i can,” replied the young man/their hands? Think what it would | op ed as they ah it bu t MAIN 1240. NDP 240, ; om og who was naking for T can,/oost tm If every man Washed hia|John Beefham's ten't one of that sre Hat Je ® : y eubarrtgtion, hes wet Vik be hanged tf 1 You're | handa once or twlee during workWug Wo 1 . th hit n ond © pony A chang oa Ne | ; ; t < ‘Deadwood Dick" Dead : Don't they have to keep thpld i 2, Maas a ‘ LETTERS FROM A SELF-MADE \cinthos clean? this eldudl! noral manag ' Lap I —_ PACKER TO HIS BON m buale ie all right io rh roo t ep tnd oF afte J r June 1906 1 magaaline bu t's ' 1 i that “Deadwood D has just died ta Denver ts of |p... p ! malno, but. tt 3 : : ' ven to tt who are not gurtioularty admirers of that \ regarding the mantt | ogc onevelt will des » Remember that if the go ne ee ee rT . » With bis burtal there ends an epech, af ham and other! next that we keep manicuriat nment doe ' tt 1 pay, and have half + »wledge that for ye veh ve he quiet life of a by aynthests was very tn he plant, sprinkle the f . nowe Can Of x 0 < taken a ledge that for he had Hved the quiet i n Bed pred ty Bo cage pd maret Boa gooey oon ae tors, and ue for that plan tojhim. Did the nowspap int bw tisappointing, Tradition had fixed upon this nervous Com | iniitios of chemistry, and I Was 6% | with cologne make the packers pay & cents Meture io a a character that he had wot warmed. A brigt-cnster Of cut jpocially gratified te leave the chem) a 404 necome excited Dorf UNDERWEAR FOR MEN i twek insured, ( fe ‘Ti law aly ured” by theword-painters. who followed the [istry department ts wideawake, But - 1. } ie . ee thea value, am the) And don’t join in an open fight bay i v reasonable posit ling. PI ain t was mate orve one generation aft a ee oe ne OTC e eee, ee ihe| Roosevelt, He seems to bave Fe N. Brooks & Co., 1341 tad K ‘ : ; ye vin, [brocess In too exponatye, At the)! ts have ‘th Py business » well in ¥, wertod Deadwood Dick” himeelf, has wa 4 wa } and, it is cheaper to sell } meat - has faded y > we t continue to do ay i w brothers and “Buffale Bil! ade up a quartet of n® |Roosevelt’s attack on the at A r 1 more t he ents, perhaps, than rds, All I know ab ia what we | a tf s But tht ry has long hoon |! et from the Londoh paper : te 7 papers of Pari Herlin and « j r \ two brot rcefully pract medicine in |‘he papers orn r ws | w 1 “Buffalo 1 syndicated fi cad of a show. Jand { auppose the pape WHOLESALE AND RETAIL tha | Him” p ‘ ug trail” a year ago, and be- [are howling. I noticed In one paper Salesrooms Factories fore w Cal r soeably as any lady should |that “employes expectorated on he | The west never had at jons the real capacity of ite |floor,” aad, another per banda.”| ne endary characters, Even the identity of “Deadwood Dick” |guch rot! What dues Roosevelt! a te disputed, and while Denver claims to have buried him, a Dakota |think we're running, a hospital or a] The QU KER DRUG CO - town ¢ a he is otll v handling wle fn ing political ¢ ital owt of the fact Recently one of the most unrestrained of the old fiction build ) expectorated on the floor. | 4013-1015 First Avenue e er ‘ You know I w wr I was rea a COW nd. - you've got to work 10 oF 12 days at very day In the German Saving, Build-| 5 Now, I found the writing game easy. I worked two days a week and ms aon amen asd of at Texas ing & Loan Ass'n | " Friday, J oot rns 10 Per . ve a C | ot | interest does your mone Sherman, Clay & Co, PIANO Wareroom Notes Bargains. STAR DUST ( By “JOSH” fred of getting 4) ar, buy nan Savings », where your Specials W tions from ita readers for the ® “Star Dust” column, Al! of an ® acceptable nature will be print % ed. Original matter is desired. undreds of humor community whose % 8 publial ® Star proposes to act as pub ® lisher for those in this com ® munity, * t earn from 8} t ent. Loan | eee eee eee ee ERE OFF THE WATERWAGON made v eal ontat ; Parched lps were moistened, dim |} artioula Chas. Osner c ee eae ? : } % The Star invitee contribu arkled, blanched cheeks took | y, 416 Ba building Ga tl 22S" EETETE MAY MANTON PATTERNS 100. Bargains and more B he Pullman Coil Screen Just a few sample bargains are « a ” A large the shop size Weber, in handsome mahogany ©, just out of Like new pow. Price now eee eeeeeeeee ee =: Rat eee eee eae - Now we notice a beautiful Estey, tn rick hogany; used just _« The pre neon Ee " a little; you could hardly tell it from brand new. The prices wag f zor on it for $460; the price now % : ‘ fa Washington | omens Made of Steel wie, very serviceable and st Here ts a charming Emerson Piano, tn richly figured make * sells all over fof1d.cents; our Saturday any; used about 5 months; price was $ price now $315. Diem ediiiioen wna SATURDAY SPECIALS mwdnkig he. ~ Napotrauhegs axed aa one vaio ec ap owen + Just Mike new. Price was $350; price now $245. Here are real specials, priced lower on fay, so an tO make your money go just other words to give you what we always give—THE Bt DLE Hamtiton Brown Shoes for everybody —the best wearing shoe for this wet climate of oure—Ask for the HBL Shoes i Shoes MEN’S BOX CALF SHOES atyle, extension all sixes, a shoe os for wear contort and style “ : ' Ladies’ Fine Dongola Shoes, pat- ent tip, either extension or turn Another bargain—a Richmond Man ve sold over 660 Richmond Pianos in the state of Washington. This plano goes st $220. I've known fellers t’ buy a seat in com: | greas because they were after honors. There are more bargains than we have room to tel show— could cover this whole page. Come and see the goods; dmw your own conclusions, Sherman, Clay & ( {fer the greatest Values in this part of the country Screen Door Sets Consisting of one pair Bammer Screen Door Hinges and One Lacquered Pull, also one Hook and Eye regular price 20 cents; our Saturday Price ... “CADET” LAWN MOWER FOR LESS | | | ON A DIXIE LINE. | “Conductor, does this train stop at Dopeville? | “No, suh; not today.” / “Thunderation! Why not today? “Because we probably won't get there befo’ tomorrow, sub.” | SHERMAN, CLAY & CO. Steinway (and other) Pianos TI! SECOND AVENUE SEATTLE AT THE SEA SHORE sole, medium heel, regular $2.00; apectal . $1.69 f Viok Shoe, patent lip, ex. Ty eS- ee owNrreteersy-xeeree- worth $2.56; special ...: | Mt . ‘3 " e200 tenston sole, low heel, sizes Soutien teenk cate eakn. Oo 11% to % regular $1.50; spec Tomorrow we will put on special sale the Cadet Lawn Mower 12 = a sewed, the kind that wifi | fal S110 pi uite a « r « J « c » c See een Th s quite a demand throughout the United States for a good, cheap Miases’ Patent Cott Shoes, low Lawn Mower for mowing small grass plots. We have found it necessary to meet this demand to a limited extent, and while other houses are com- peting for this trade by offering Mowers manufactured with a view of meeting competitive prices, we are offering the Cadet Mower, built of Boyw Shoes, calf skin upper, # ium sole, well made heel, medium sole, att SATURDAY’S SPECIAL JELLY ROLLS 8¢, TWO FOR 15¢. & shoe for dr Misses’ Velour Calf Shoe, stock he best material (by skilled workmen) at a price as low as any ay Gechia oots, We heh 6 Lawn: BMower'cha behold. We pave no heeltation iv saylag that 7. in the Union Bakery & Cafe, 1413 Second Avenue — ~~ ys soft and best Lawn Mower sold at the price. Its growing popularity is one of will stan special ' he 1 t yest recommendations we have for it. It has large 7 +8150 t « driving wheels, WE CURE WITH OUR HANDS Asthma, Appendicitis, Bronchial Troubles, Const; Rheumatiom, Stomach, Heart, Liver and Kidney and f I th Sesbendg could swim. i Mre. &: He can, but that pretty gtase widow from Kentucky seems} t@ prefer to just lie around on the] Deach yrass bearings, our patent flexible bottom k Speciat the ratch and adjustments are equal to those used in many makes of high grade Mowers.nife, while abnormalities Headact ousness. We Phrenology, the _Solenceot ie The “Never-Break” Saves 7 EFS @ Co, the noted phrenologists, foom 209 building, 1414 Sec I reading $ Hoi CONSULTATION FREE. TREATMENTS $10.00 PER MONTH. Ladies’ Fine Viol Dress. "2 tater, comrort Shoes sole, low heel: spectal .. $1.50 flexible turn | ,, Worry and Fuel 114 Washington Bidg. Try Our =i} tee oS year and commtory Gu ecu df deca th 1 ik, ie KIRKSVILLE INFIRMARY OF OSTEOPATHY tle and petty worries that confront Never Break” is prove Phones Ind. 3639, Main 6 S m the average housekeeper is it any | The “Never-Break” -- Little-at-a-Time A Store for Men wonder that she hails with delight | ment Men's 1 m Suite of very fine | Men's Sus impr t Balbriggan, either ribbed ends, bc grade at th arket Plan fiat ave, assorted shades. Brighton values from $1.75 to § Bat ore of atripe In the first Iron, a mater WE BUY, SELL OR EXCHANGE In buying er x 1 nown > int t to breal rr outfi ul it mighty [jf make, go at 3 patra for tag made: @ pale pg r CASH REGISTERS helpful if a little crowded for mA sain tn: thnedt Linen Collars, 4-1 all We pay high« * cash price for read h th ten aty wed Pegistera De cost ou any more f Paty 1 7 1 « too, ar te ao as mprovement the The Sundwall Co. bil your own conye t fa f tl ar let Ave Ww ; rapt com. 1 t i ¢ here, our assortments are sc ed shave ; in t Rank BUTTER ; Md h to LOGGERS’ SUPPLY CO. Sate Re Brea Phones 922, Colman Dock : — at- | nove’ Banter Brow ‘ ” ee . and $5 er month. Don't fail LLOYD TRANSFER CO, Im ite da sults in gray an we edb i | g your site Native ya tts ; Ga Beane Rxoreee ae egular $2.00; apectal .. 81.59 e Open Saturdays Till 9:30 P. M. Company, Inc. 1332-34 Second Avenue as $. sixes are Fhece aoc peaviae the annks pis dic mthes Bde 40, values fror t apecial 1ne Nene Usien G9¢ | Young 1OWA BUTTER STORE 1311 Second Ave Arcade Building . GREAT CLOT TER Le H. Lev 700 First Ave Seattle's Rellable Cre Hou , $1.00 | sieee 16 to 21, well made a Ose ail latést style; special #7.