The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 1, 1906, Page 4

4s THE SEATTLE STAR 1 and 1909 SeventmAve. BY STAR PUBLISHING CO 1307 EVERY AFTERNOON EXCEPT BUNDAY Telephones Edito endent Sunset Main 1060. | Business ndependent 1138; Sunset, Main 1050. 1 ' I Aberd ' i « day, at the aimed th . s the avowal by Mise « . © stage--at an advance in sa When Lord Dunlo ep of « ng further to do with t and | his wi neve coping funds until the old man died and « » th tate Should a peer ma na is the question being # o 4 im One f ndon weeklies, and a flood of let ters has been printed. pre t the matterof-fa A an viewpy t newer tht | question is very nas ty and the pee has , enough for advertis purposes the com bination might be p ' But an actress assun emendous bility whea she marries a peer, He is gen endowed with debts and a dinpc tion to spend more money than te average hardworking actress can earn There is no question in England about the propriety of a pecr's marrying an American b “8, No castle gate is ever slammed shut on that account But on this side of the Atlantic there ts a growing doubt as to the ety of an heiress ying a peer. There have been many ate ! © of Consuela V bit, duchess | of Mariborough, being the lates Fortunately, however problem is not felt by the high-paid job her troubles ne = zs moms See ER Re IN THE VAUDEVILLE By F. W. Sheaefer . . her millions nor a finds average An With divorces a prices, sb ' . i PTwRERREOO CORES SOO! Steerer nee Osgar, und where iss dot swort went pbiiments to you, ing mit you? it tes on dor way ad der cost of war.” What iss your rank, blease’ to invasion Cuba. We must haf peace efen 1 am a Camembert of heneral staff.” “Why, you are der whole cheese, almost. I vill ask you to make me a vafor, yet.” “Splk id blease, und get me When you are py ws stop In t a subsc riptural for # Und wh m't forget me to wrote a let ter, ef you don’t vant jo mit me “Where you vill be st Hat “Yust direction id in ca Palma House, ba, ha, ba! you any worts for Segretary “Oh, iss he om der scenery a3 Well, he needs a strong man like you to subbort him.” Segretary Taft ts a fine, fat man und a diplomatical.” “De you dink der ubebe will resistance himT “No, they haf for him too much admirations.” “Und he maybe for them bass a army rations, ha, ha, ha! Vill you get there when you “Doubtlessly Thea I vill ad vonce der surrender of Gen. Kas 1 bray, bas Gen. Kazazsa to surrender gott™ “Hitee chob im der cigar feetory. By der way, do you know what made Havanas so ferry at “No. Why are they happy “Becoss a lady from Hartford walked down dressed only in a Connecticut wrapper, ba, ba, ha “Hehehe, | am ashamt to receif such a foolish noise. Ef you are a soldier, ask me diss ffereace be m a faker ad a country fair und a arter ? 1 don't know, but I won't \« Why, von works der “ft der oxchester +! poetical ‘Cuba Shan't Kenig T ngbt * ——————————————————————————————————— Panatella streed fer odder shella der works.” sake we vill recitation dot he knew that he lived her and his Fiora Rowe . fad become sequain ve lone desire wes to save her from former was teaching school on|death and for himself She had come to . Hours passed. The snow clouds Giant inland Uittle wilderness to escape the mo- blew away and the stars as a new motony of a city public school and|moon in the cold air, The cold fatended to apend a year or two.|grew more intense, and looking at Bhe stayed to begin life and love her watch Fi saw it was mid together. night. To stop was death Me Ruger was a young society man, |chanieally she walked on She be} exiled on a rock. As the first win- gan repeating to if all the} verses she ever knew, anything to keep ke Over the fee came the pursuing party. They knew they had lost| the trail and were following old/ Juane, who stalked on steadily after | a fashion of bis own. In the course of another hour Juane suddenly gave a sharp bark and started over toward the left The halfbreed and Ruger, startled into consciousness, followed with ter passed he and Flora became very good friends. One December day of the second year Flora remained in the school foom later than usual, musing over her great happiness, for she was as gure that Max would ask her to marry him as she was that he was thé one man sho cared for. The sound of voices roused her from her reverie. Through the half-open door she chanced to see Maxwell Reger and Jennie Brown, a girl | difficulty. Presently they heard # whom she taught in her letsure dista t sound. hours. What they said she did not Flora walking in a dream became know, but her eyes took in Max's | vaguely conscious that Pierre was half caress, the girl's evident pleas | growling, jong loud grow!. The ure and the hands clasped as though girl kept on, seeming to have lost the power of stopping. accustomed to each other. To it) all she saw but one interpretation.| Them came a rush, Old Juane Max loved Jennie; Jennie loved|and Pierre 4 met and Max and Max Fle ch other’s arms. She never doubted this. As for comprehending what it really was,| D Li hi comprehensing wnat At realty»! Dance at Lesc' about by propingulty that would) Park T i ht have been impossible even had it} on ig bee xplained to her, for she! nowt forget the dance tonight knew nothing of the ways of thew, araheotes Gieiicnnn world, and she always judged others |» y her own standards. Christmas eve was the day for Closing school for the week's THE REASON WHY tion. That day she accompanied ' is den ious WHS the mall, 1 We can give you better value solved to leave the place for for your money than any other Ghe would go back to her home in| PisR House in Seattle are Maine and forget that she ever |p ™ don’t h pianos on com hoped to be happy with Max signment or a b n store ba onl ee ee en mien f Mf bat buy for cash im large ores s many miles 'i quantities, We do our retail &@ blinding snow storm came business at a wholesale expense raging storms which ven in the semi-arctic fy ant Island. one of those afe dreaded Fogions of ( keeping our large stock in warehouse, and use the tm expensive storeroom at 314 Un Tired and almost frozen Max [ion st. for office and sample reached home to find that had |f room only, which makes our gone without bidding him ge rent one tenth of what our com Gpringing to his feet as chill § petitors pay. We have no high seized his heart, he ordered the half [| priced salesmen, but the mem broed guide with Juane, a ste bers of our company believe in @ld sledge dog to accompany him in || work themselves, Come and search of the girl, It was « nif see the result Pianos death, the villagers told t to ff at prices you never dreamed of venture forth on such a night, but Max paid no attention to their The Meye Toner Piano Co, warnings. Now that she was gone 4 Union St oo STAR DUS By “JOSH” THE SEATTLE Splendid Skirt Special for FridayShoppers Just unpacked— andr ‘ g Skirts, bought by wr New York buyer 7 » ret Ma at $8 50—geood values at that figure, too. To make Friday live help us you an opportunity to save sev # that new fit aside a skirt, we d put only, at get acquainted, and give ! the buying question of that day lollars in put all Friday, for $4.75 CASH OR CREDIT—ALTERATIONS FREE. The Skirts are the newe They are double b gores have alternate f straps and buttons in a very neat invis shades of gray. They look well well gain. We have all needed we'll the direction of an expert fitter. same as , plai make them t style x-plaited clusters of in brown and are very carefully back and front. The plaits, headed with illustration, They come green and varying hang well and will wear if you're lucky enough to get one you'll get a bar if alterations are under r that y free of charge, Sale begins at nine shafp. Eastern Outfitting Co., Inc. 1332-34 Second, Near Union “Seattle's Reliable Credit House.” An immense stock of sheet muste, musteal merchandtes talking machines, pianos and organs has been moved to 140: Becond Ave, where all costomers tention. vill recelve our best at- SHERMAN, CLAY & CO. Steinway (and other) Pianos 1406 €2COND AVENUE SEATTLE STAR—THURSDAY, NOV. 1, 19 Prayed for ; FIRST PRIZE FOR BEST CONTRIBUTION, $2; SECOND PRIZE, $1 rn at fe Wis An old lad nted ba in Hut thin cannot be se SEND IW YOUR YARNS, MAKE ‘EM BRIEF, AND ADDEESS |, wea Hay ; ; , ; ; ut eee 4J08H Wise,” THE STAR ftor they were half grown a W f 7 1 and ah ~ ‘ f 1 0 - = - Revamped A Word From Josh Wise, ; as | ¢ ; nd the emile on the ' think Tiger progreasin vibe f migt matt how maby , f pe we're holdin’ | Yokohat | ‘ In Ventura, Cal, at by Otuart I Tac lean an Italian arrested for : » amen tha tae @ ‘ An Epitaph Ob, don 1 remember how A would bolt ¥ sad then and | it ties a man who bore a @pot he'd bt ' ‘ at fo a lack of evidew Hie life waa free all re ach | And ae que rto or blan In Gotham mindful of fam iHe did nothing excepting what he] Are walking In Alice's * ‘ And cach one. recalling how Alice would bolt no «in nor did b any le bolting from Hearst ur nH t 3 dead one. They're bolting at breakfast, th bolting at Iuach Thev're bolting at dinner as w The Lamb Butts in Again. Apd how much they'y 1 nince first they began pata toll Mary's lamb wa gh and old, ta ren When ‘twas sold for slaughter ithe y bolt om the farm, The butcher vald her down in cold. re oy a I icht dollars and & quart bloomin’ Btate #pe its efforts of late } n Mearst ento Hughes. This netted her 1 conts per pound AMUSEMENTS. Which, perhaos, was plenty — AAR AADALA butcher turned around, JOHN CORT, Mgr, Both Phones 6% Yaa it oat for: twont THE GRAND onriiONes Avr | Did Mary buy a ns « hat “Under Southern Skies” She hid got, | w Moc e-em iaiamageee | STAR FE ISI SS or HELPING A POOR MAN OUT, [She's fe y | ’ » Lending Vout foues On : | Newn thaw Bitter ana Mat “Was Aaron Burr a meas man?’ 1B . iy : 5 asked the boy of his fat a /— —— om Mean! Well { say hel Mr. Blank was sitting by his tre LOIS THEATER rue) wee on wan Why you could tak side the other eve ng lo ve ' ages Popelar Pe . . ~at ¥ J thousand such souls « b Webster « nary, when bh } 7 A ; Ly end of & eareld son near hig Meet and they'd rattle.” | reading py ¢ Star, saya a ——n nh an t th . a 906 Becond Avenue as mpily turned to the letter "M 1909 FLY NG CAR TO A PARTS OF THE WORLD Round Trip. 10 Cents BABY INCUBATORS IN ANNEX, Feature Never Before Been tt ue. Hue iF r RUMRLL & DREW. Mansenre Seattie Theater RUSSELL Moet & DREW, Manage THe OPULAR THRATER™ Special Friday Sale of Couches k for these bargains. You'll not soon again get such prices taney oak frame, steel wide. A $10.00 couch for $7 » Conch, with full 27 in r Roll & ing oder stroction frame, 20 in. wide, slightly 85.98 t half .. ma Ch 1 dee A 50 couch at abo Paney Ver abop worn. os to wuit Dosens of other We can eave See ours tomorrow yey on an Tron Bed. THOUSANDS Now buy their hoslery at London ery business day in the year alues are at our slate post Come . This ts an in tomorrow the best hoxier tive fact. We have BUY A HEATER NOW Our Hot Blast Resolute Heater burns coal or wood 1 swingin urn, nickeled foot rest—a heater “te a lifetime. 814.50 the goods airtight, that heats and ¢ 14 alae, ful! o ed. ose 16 size, full ni 18 wine, full nicks The Alpine Wood faney urn, nickeled « Size 18 Size 20 nickel top, 150 $11.00 swing test feeds at top; has w draft, fancy foot aoe We buy your old Here is the jum priced Stoves and cooking stove and stove you can buy The Flash He burns top and ewinging nickeled fancy urn and screw draft and nickeled footrest Sire 20... 812.00 Sire 18 810.00 CHILOREN'S BEAR CLOTH COATS. Jast arrived a beau tiful lot of Chil dren's Silk Fin ished Bear Cloth Coats, in all sizes also and assorted col <i ora, excellent atk tof with value ....84.00 A THIRD OFF each BOYS’ ALL WOOL SWEATERS 7T5e. Loonly woven Sweaters, dark colors, with fancy stripes, very neat appearing, spectal while they Heaters, We allow all it ts worth wood the Universal in part payment on 10,000 now a Universal Range Range. in use in this sec Also sell on install Every satisfaction ments—$5.00 down one tion giving and $5.00 per month The biggest bundle for your money is at London's STILL CONTINUED Our great sale of Silk Petticoats, chiffon —_taff black and colors finest Special Drives in a. Men's Goods Fri day a few shot | Men's Japonette Handkerchiefs, silk tnttiat ise Our stocks of Wom en's Sweaters, Knitted Shawls and = Fascinators ten are very large Prices are as at tractive as the themselves. MEN'S $10.00 RAIN COATS FOR 87.50 Long, roomy, sty! ish, velvet collar, positively a rticle, spe dollar a clal 7.50 WOMEN’S SWEAT FANCY KNITTED ERS AT &3.08 « SHAWLS AT tra warm and #1. plain white | All pure we FASCINATORS . $1.00. I, col Colors pink and and blue, light, showy, ok honey effect as pure silk faney de heavy body with roll col os bi comb pattern, 39 self white lar of red. blue, fancy honey comb effect, all sizes. Pri fringe, s fal #3. value 81.50 BEAUTIFUL PERSIAN HEADSCARFS &4.50 1 in Persian of the material, $2.50 6 $1.50 ne MAY MANTON PATTERNE 100. nome ean be, inch square, tien design of many colors, fine long fringe HOM@ OF THe UNIVERGAL RANGE HAMILTON BROWN SHOE®& OLD COUNTRY LINENS, | | every ter exar treatme the best Canadian and American ye and ar cured patients number some my treatment and my hundreds your neighb: of exclus me skit) cure lieve + fer you thorough and lasting cures am after year and the grateful tre a on me or vin « proof of these facts without a surgi ov pain and with your work or atior fering wi |Big Specials| Friday and Saturday Enos Fr FREE DELIVERY ~ UAKER ~~ \013- FIRST AVENUE’ PHOones * AAI 1249 The Extra 1 1 wear of school life. SPECIAL. the 1015S FOR ’ ne J * ’ Frida j na t iv I } . al Frid intain Pi worth $ r regular p %) price mple Li An ” eptic Towel-supp 2 new del, w o4 Wu f wa nine b F and § fr Raw D Dr. Rog a regular price ” 1 too ¥ Specials for Saturday Only PHONES: Main 1240. QUAKER DRUG C0 1013-4055 First Avenue made to tof strong, ruf and Kang. Calf Lace Shoes nailed v Raymond & Hoyt 405 PIKE STREET | Have the Cure for RUPTURE Seattle 40 Years’ Experience. I guarantee ase rt) ‘The which [ year ind at my am always willing to until , for— of Rup yraementa tlents prove trent 1 1 earnestly invite you to write for my office and T witt statements. » prominent of Rupture which, at- ination, I I am a graduate of re tol p,m W. H. OLIN, Gen, Ag. 210 Mutual Life Bidg. Seattle, - - Washingtoa you to dress Pacific 422 PIKE ST. JACK FOR RENT call on us. We catty Buck Sawa, One Man and © Cuts and can save you at 10 cents per foot. This week only, joss shells reduced treat to absolutely cure accept’ for nined ars I attention 4 cure of Rupture. probably being This long period practice has given expertence In the ture, such as I be- »ther physician ¢ n of- paking every day of my cu that my method all I claim for further con- al oper it Inter . bus! and refer ttle bust om Th walt for cure ts effected. are reasonable. TATION FRED AY AND tos DR. CLARKE CO, ALBERT HANSEN ag Se ond Ave. So. Cor, gton St Wash- Seattle, Wash Made in Seattle Novelty Skirt Mt, 6 1207 Second Aves seattle War L. 1. HOFFMAN: 706 tet Avenue a Drug C SEATTLE, WASHINGTON | F Independent | | a $2.25 | | For full information, apply ' We Give You Credit A little down and $100 week will make ft Suits, Millinery, Pure. 141° Second Avenue P. A. HALLBERG, PROP Sunset Main 680, Independent 880 If you want > Union Bakery fF 6 for 25¢ _ # =. Ao cte wae © Eee oe eC em seeveers «verceworsrerce Brerectss & . 2 gr ESZ°S2°REF. 4, |FEFESAESre