The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 5, 1906, Page 4

FRIDAY, OCT. 5, 1906 A LOW TAX RATE t ie repo ; THE SEATTLE STAR (‘HAPPY HOOLIGANS ceume GUL twin «omelet Sant cere Saturd ; ” poe 9 Seventh Ave Py 04 -" a4 gent notte tor the aa a (sT AR DUST | fonmina scansy oie cce ) ey es ee | By “JOSH” | cand ot. the Native pay a tmx the wm of $7.4 Extra i eg ¢ syd Ave Sunset Matiard 14 ’ Happy Mvoltgen oe pol hat 4 ' ‘ : BALLARD ®LAR AGBNCY—a0 a tomers | lorgantzed In Tacoma and f fi pre “ pee § i pee comp, ote oe week, or Mwemtrstive seni v | ef Bag sree é “t . ha ¢ 5 i . |e OST PRIZE POR BEST CONTRI GUTION, $2; SECOND PRIZE, GIB)” q eee es ' Sypdig m+ 4 SO Waly, EURECRIBENS The Me Bw 8 | in YOUR YARNS. MAKE ‘EM BRIEF, AND ADORE "t wal can of seeresy ent teen One. year same tate | pemessalinre wn as Can No 2 an home| . €XCURBION RATES EAST See California 3 = j w | *JOGW WIA,” THE STAR he new organization, held a buw| On Oct; 1ath and other et ot . | ee 1p ihe nowinw Inst night, as. which |Paoifia. wil 1 round-trip Uckots | pote otog t The a i“ | | Kind of Misty A Word Frome Joam Wise. f na officara were install) to Chioago for § gto as Paoit mpar 13 excell is | i: Grand Worthy Father, B. K.| $67.60; going Heit 1% days * om Modattar wo train ‘ i lerthe way @ mise eum food’ n. mister ol M grand worthy step-father, |return Hit Ne h; good for | San Franciaco by, the fame Pit ne _ , young men who | fy a m my our midnt | VE Mansell; keeper of the m topo Reservations, sek { ‘ wont 8 nuh reat life out of acquiring |P&M be nothing. 8 & whee thin!* nan; Keeper of 1 Thomas Lis, Gen. Agt. *** . oe ! onmere w coh te \ heading In ar antort ve M muntoal ‘ whit v ‘ z knowledge as he himself get " f ne stroke properly placed eats Yo Date the Minsteniy } changes te mind | panic sffickal photographer, Jack |™ Htiful dg ha tal q Many of the old river pilot have oom ont Gan if Hogarth | om, te a6 } past « : : ohn ae mg Peon changes it al ¢ lvty applications for new mem 10¢ ver pact ws 3 it fw playin ket Got Mia Base on an Error mooting, Owtng to the rapid | at gege os And ming ¥ < fays ts entertain In a small tewe im Bnglund - organization in the "She Jul fines the slow that the BD of chook course ts foot , tue was placed on = t me hall will be et i art . “pe si marked “Boott s regular meetings, ‘The motto OD Dien, } se : r t t t n who neve | : = * Help your fellow man and be es a 10¢ wel 4 P s goad for most of us wiunate les — Mary Again Judge, to Patb-—Whate’ your occu | happy Knoeking main is J . nee ret en Mar 1 a little watat pation, Pat? ause for ext n only. 8 sible to bece » wrapped up in die wi waists were moant (O Kr Pat—I'm a sailor, yer honor Sasr Deast'e linia S008 ind are. | the ome werrow-min as yweant aa th ple who. | Amd y Nidge—t don’t believe you ever n frive! aw time | Her watet " saw a ehip « siecle itachi < beatport : sete js Sie el Pat—Th’ divil ye say; dye think EXCURSION RATES EAST | —--—-— rm tw temas Soe: pla aa S00 | Ro I came over in a hack? | On Got. 12th and 1th Northern FREE DELIVERY, for plea galt Lega’ partmeon’ M. G, Gustavesoen, | Pacific will sell roundtrip tlekets PHONES: Main 1 hat : i cad He would not have. ! » prevent my lamp from smoking?! Toacher—What ft the richest | $ ying mit 10 (final 4, ® ¥ 4 4 4 Z 5 ate ‘ ; a0 ms vg " i WORKY country In the worldT | retur limit Nov th ” engine. Ww Did you ever try (MMR, Pupil—treland topevers, For ful vanes if ta had . . , . ” hange in women’s eloth ately? j mga 1013-1015 FIAST method of treating wounds woul\! not have been discovered by him, 4 OUT OF TOWN. | AMUSEMENTS. - AVENUE, and hundreds of thousands of p: wh © now quite welt would | Out of Town: We car nil vine " A > : e - oa on that aubjoet; there has boon sapest Close-in Property in be deat : JOHN CORT, Mgr. Both Phones 68. Chea 4 AOS ~ eee ee en Se EE TE GRAND | | akill—had od himeanlé te them to. the sanrifice of lnaraing, ho [MCN late). See nat's peaken Town Today---But Watch would not be © be ts toda | Jost Richerd Carte THE main wee THE ngpouratd ¢ here is < 1 va . han “placing strokes | vi | _ Y be There is much “ than “placing eee ike a frog, grandpa It Go l p | wten wee ¥ past cover pot | Sak? little Jotnnle Sehrekes RE 7 _ However skillfully that u done, It would not benefit the |. SM en ts we'll get enipe-cash King com ae 2 Sa tay Ry Wey yeora Be an soon Ge grandpa Coane } Mor. Both Phones 65 FOR "SUCKERS* r { be any be o it at the end frond meh am pa The hen’ she ate some sawdust dents! Vi Arthur presente | a : . : ra ~ eine page nog 1 Sho found around some DIGBY BELL ‘Demand For Beacon Heights Is mo i and 4 8 will DO [iad now she’ hatehed out ee That's why we don't you to improve your own position and to belp your fellow | ee , om ay at ss ete " adver. : It ie the fashion nowadays a he atlty people to Inugh at ie ee Winans : the idea of improving either the ves or the world. If you are iHave 0 Been to the Seatt Theater SUSEEEL © DREW. tMencgws ESS 9 ‘or $3.98 to $6.43. tempted to join In such laughter et recofiect that who are not | : - od MATINEE 8A “t AND A wena | _ improving are detertorating. | Navy Yard? ? ONVICTS DAUGHTER S ise ful investor do | We don't havea ” And eventually the day will come when these whe refused | Bory visttor and every resident HE CONVICTS DAU cir io on an ook ‘sale’ to improve themselves and been content just to play, will have to [of S¢ © should a —— Nest Week, Marting Sumtay Ma tomer 7; the 4 movement-—they " every 15 minutes. We want « jerful aay yard at rome . ' ™ y pe rearerys sree Boo the Dattieshipn, cruisers S04 qscs genie Pretetion Prince-Siatineen se ant ite, Svening a pate it—they get im on bed | the best clothing jaliges j The world wants more knowledge vory Dadty, It can got alone |i oricdio bowts there great esti Panes A ee : nicely bh without any further proficiency tn “placing strokes |tratning ship Philadelphia; the mag | A RUSSELL @ DNEW, Managers. for 4 Seattle to visit our stores ws . nine shops. The ride om the Port} Theater uying oF not, it me = ES } Orchard boats, wie’ leave Pler 3) 1. a ak ae end tee ‘ prop 4 Wee eee eR ER ORE REE ERE EEE le mee telly, le seven yeh — r a Matinee the aid aes not eee e id % | you will enjoy it. Round trip, i omen " wy sian se | show you throagh the ‘ - ee QUES ORT HORA.” ‘ : . ‘ ck : = : | | action Wet, Prices Newer Change Phones | chen we'll abide by your - t ‘ { judgment. Lad 4 | tricts have been exploited i? id : ; . +4 ; until pr are far beyond | If we're able to please you” * ponies e } those or Hint we ; * + ——| im good money in property in all of these pla There's © would like to sell yous Py BY CYNTHIA GREY. . j 8 prog Z ‘ = . } at at twice as much to be made on an equal invest. | otherwise not. § * nt on Beacon Hill i Beacon Heights is high and sightly, three blocks | =f "© please you-gamma from the car and an equal distance from the Beacon Hill [send your friends and theyll school, Lots are 4oxt20 to 128 fe | ery 1 their’ block and prices from $475 up send their'e—thalaa and $10 a month under So0—over Soo one-f cash | want—an endless chain. and $10 a month They're going fast, none will be left in a week, Take | ll clothes boughthere the Beacon Hill car to the end of the line or « the | pressed once a week free of office and have someon with you. Our representa- | tives are on the ground every day | charge. No garment allowed to leave the store unless itis perfectly fitted, Be Ss We want your — | business—your g Po Re Oe ee PEC E ESSE SSS m Many a Woman sella her own and her husband's happiness for @» fet Hundreds of divorcees are granted beeause of “incompatibility.” That's a good word and bas a dictionary meaning, but in diverse ig ey quarreled Women were not made to be fretful or quarrelsome. It they be eome cross and hateful there is some cause for it Now. there was Mary Wiléman; & sweeter girl never lived He married her. She became so disagreeable be couldn't live with her. He left her Why do so many girls grow int natured, fault finding wives I think it's because of frill« Mary Wildman, ae a girl, had « Ralf dosen frills on every petticoat, and those frille were starched stiff and rustling, Mary's mother attended to that. Other girls wore Starched frills, so should Mary. So Mary's mother—efter shed done her day’s work, in itself enough for one woman-—stitched, starched end sizzied until her eyes smaried, her back ached and-—because she was tired out—her heart ached Then Mary's mother t mit all of her aches om Mary's father, | So Mary crew ap with ber mother's ideas of frille. When the cooking and the sweeping and alt of the necessary housework was GRAND OPENING #L2 PANTAGEE STOCK CO & PRIOR Matinee Tz Last Week You Will Have to Hurry done she mada frille and she starched and troned and got the same | ; aches that her mother and her mother's mother had before her, and | li she, in her tarn, took out her aches by pitching into her husband, HOLES Hon wtext weal & positively the LAST CHANCE you 202 and 203 New York — goods don ~a al Mary's father stood it, sighing meekly. Mary's band left ex m» 7 . ANOS 6 eo RRR” Daler AE | We sell for less—about will have to buy shoes ata FRACTION. OF ORIGIN: AL COST. The entire balance of the stock of Fine Shoes, slightly damaged by water in the recent fire, Ber. They called it “incompatibitt Now, man, when you ma i that wife of yours you thought you knew what kind of a woman she was, If she has changed from a swe mp girl to a sow guard, puckered-ap scold, try to find ont why chanees owt of ten she is overworking. Maybe —— sho is working herself to death, as Mary did, over a frill; maybe It |TET haa-daag fs common, everyday hard work that (« puilimg her dows. But you _ find out If she's cross, remember that you loved her once, and set galf to find out why she has changed. Then apply the rem see the cir! you loved, wooed wor come dimpling back MAKES YOU BETTER LOOKING v The “Brooks” $3.00 Hat can't be) Mantles 16 te Ma beat. EN. Brooks & Co, 1 tnd | ones p0c, le ones to—at Be ave. oer oe MYRRH Se v & GOT, Caekten ® 2? WARTMA®, Votre 4 $5.00 less. We sell “Right” Clothes ” “Right” always, ‘4 } RAIN COATS Black rain coats $20, $:2.50, $15.00.—52 inches SCHOOLBOYS AND GIRLS Vote Free Saturday TILL NOON At Landou’s Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Contest, Vote early for your fa- Vorite teacher, Every teacher im Seattle and King county is repre VINGS long. i If you can beat these 4 prices don't come hen, } | Scotch Tweeds—raim coats ‘that have weight, es: wear combined, $ro, $1.90 = et ee Men's Shoes ...0+ Ladies’ Shoes. .. Ladies Oxfords... Misses’ Shoes .. Child's Shoes «+ Thousands of votes are alveady cast popular 20 school Everybody ts en and often schers Will ench recetwed $50 Ex mn stock. we have i to a vote With every isc purchase. Vote early importance of providing eeds of t That is why we have never considered the E Cashmere Sox, in black or natural color, all Way Is The —— | You save $7.00, Our suits only need yout inspection —don't need sale }men to sell themaeif you judge of goods and manship, they'll sell Ssabeen, We want yous ing as a side lime, but a mport department of tention that : - © ca 1 at Only Way e ft Mhivin, encated selté colors of stripes, all Tc and $1.0 $15.00 to $20.00, i : a « * 1 rel art rad Saturday the hi < these ‘ ment, and carries a stoc ar ahead in every way to an —— Orher elt ; oie aii di ati ee 1208 Second Av. Men's Blue Mannel Shirts, single or double breasted, $1.50 grade. I at $15.00 and go to $3000, — . Saturday ee stoof f Our new styles are very attractive. They - I | — Just received 15 topesats verything from a simpl Kaedé tc tha hose ¢ [§ Men's Woolen Underwe o “Resex M brand, natural color, best aad Se tiite ta “ ady 1 Overcoats, at lowest | quality that can be p ge gy om lai St 00 | —the $25.00 kind—while 2 its made in Ax Prices f vi | : | *. but om easy pay~ If ways Woolen Sweaters, black with stripes, regular #100 quality they last, they're $1800 ‘4 £ Men Heavy Working Gloves, of horeehide, calfskin or b kakin, $1.50 rade, Saturday .. ‘ soo 6°15 to 7:00 p. m 6:15 to 7:00 p. m. Men's Cotton Underwear vee delet, waeth tee Suit Case, heavy canvas, $1.59 garment, at ...scccere Bie arade, at ... Se $6 and Up Eastern. Outfting Company, Inc. 1332-34 Second Avenue J. REDELSHEIMER om & CO. | Reliable Great 600-804 First Ave. Cor. Columbia STRONGEST TOPCOAT HOUSE IN THE STATE MOVED A> Immense stock of ahest muste, musten) merchandies talking machines, pianos an@ ermans has been moved to 140 Second Ave, where all costomers rill receive our Dest at- tention. American Lady roilitary heel a Patent Colt Shoes. ither in hand turn or welt » nd latest toe, Price : $330 pre. 3 Women's Extension Sole Shoe, patent tip, best vtci upper, alt sires os ees regular, $2.50 Special 81.98 SHERMAN, CLAY & CO. Steinway (and other) Planoe 406 £ACOND AVENUE SEATTLE Misses’ Patent Colt Shoes top, sixes 11% to 2 low heet, medium extension sole, dull matt chad . $1.69 JOE SCHERMER @! } roro First Ave | We sell “Right” @ “Right” the year ‘round, Children's beat Dongola Shoes. all sinew from & to & peck tip, spring heel, good solid sote, chal 6Ve + Peas esi bereait High Cut Grain Leather Shoes, tron clad reinforced back, water proof and wear proof, Special S25 Men's Best Grade Waterproof High Cut Boota, 4 uutside counter, plain toe well worth $7.00 Genuine OSTEOPATHY SPECIAL FOR tm conjunction with Electricit y, Vibration and the Ultra-Violet i of the celebrated light treatment, will cure 99 per cent of the following 7:30 to 7:45 p, m. 7:45 to 8:00 p, m. Men's Vict Kid Dress Shoes, 1 . 4 |_wtirn tania, atecs, conan || SATURDAY ca Nich Mt roe, oem | raat dlnton.eudber a d a eczema, sorofulm, cher style, regular 28 » alt en, reg Sah cmt a of all kinds, piles veces $1.25. Spectat RNO LLOYD TRANSFER CO, ses, pimples, nery ness from whatever cause, stomach, kid- ney, bladder and female troubles; disea of the eve, ear, nose and throat; headache backachs im grippe, lumbago, qoitre, seiat- lea, pneumonia tien and oonsun Baggage Exprese Furniture and Heavy Both Prone Office in Diller Hi Open Day and Night MAY MANTON PATTERNS 100. Jelly Rolls, made Ami from Fresh Eggs, Scou: Made 8c, two for 15¢ bi — nore, rupture, constipa- ption im its early staves, And Many Other Diseases CONSULTATION FASE ; piyrpien shoes d UNIVERBAL RANGE. KOHLER 4 Office Ho m0 9. m. te 8m mi eveninow | 1 Union Bakery & Cafe A Glass Cleaner “PLANOS mains Mind. R 2008 Sua Arcede Bide Or eee Ree Cub COUNTRY kins 1305 SECOND AVENUE HAMILTON BROWN SHOES. SS = es A Arcade Building