The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 1, 1907, Page 4

hee In the Wrong business, Me) prize, Here are @ few more ie should have been @ railroad prea A moddycoddie fs a man w dent tives in the suburba-—J, ©. R Any Mau who wears one of tho THE 8) THE SEATTLE STAR CHARITY, “1907 STAR PUBLISHING co. 1307 and 1309 Seventh Ave, Se. ev aey Ae ERNOON BROEPT SUNDAY: — BY STUART MACLEAN. | °1 nover saw a man ao interosted| hath with a gutter In the oro Telephones— rm quite ashe 4 to pasa the plate, in tiles aa Diewinge.”” | is a mollyeoddle KB nM Editorial; Independent 67: weet Main 1080. Or go to m von, that’s perfectly natural, o's| The only mollyeoddies I know __ Business: independent 1198; Sunset Main 1080, And hear the hor talk about in the real estate buetnens,” are mon who play bridge whist tn | _ Silk a oo Goods uel LLARD STAR AGENCY—2i Ballard Ave Sunset, Ballad 56 rhe poor benighted heathen; ‘ ee pies Sane ," - = aiiabis : J ral oomard ow ve. Bun no For sow the folka propose to raise on how many of Thos Malley mollyeoddle is a | ne we Seen ae At least another bition Aldrich's poems can you name | ries his handkerchief In bis sleeve. | $1.30 grade 214n, Ching | fis | ‘One cont per copy,» m per Week, oF (Wanty-ive conte per month. Lellversd Bince John D, fs about to give , —H. K 4 Wesh Sill Mol | De mato carrier he 355 00.6e! . "| "She hae caught @ rich husband,| A mallycoddle is an animal, part a6-in, Black rm be } a eeeens th the Yusnetzine 00 Senttin W 8 ee ee iii j | at any rate.” ly human, that i# to be found in|} ‘Taffeta ilk, | beet Be | | TO MAIL SUNECHINERS—Tre date © In other days {t was not 90, “She is what you call cheque-|a manteure parlor, having his nalls ranger teian grate: | rade | Habel af each w mated, then.” -—#@larca | ‘olished: also a man who goes to! extra : tn pay jue Deen paid in» A man could give a dollar » . ianamer: | om Nabe! tem Without a blush of shame that atretehed a indies’ dressing ostablish aaa cute gray and . Down underneath bis collar; | ment to ha his hair cut-—C. 4 dreesing. Per | - black, Per "See teen 2 When my wife comes to mo, I say, Mollycoddle—A United States FP yard Per yard yard at Lie. herwren vd “We can't help any, Lillian, * when Roosevelt ts after o8e 1 296 hd tine iy ave than : Now that John D's about to give ' him.—J. W. R a | vid ie te a eee Sie ees it aE0,008, 008 Turkish bath and bed all nino fay Our Great WASH GOODS . eae emer for $1.00, Under Grand Opers Season of Vanity Fair OT aggre ed ot House, Phone Main 1447 ee Tuesday tit! noon | New Crepoline | Figured se vas A od to give my little mite | B tul tt Ho, for the VAINEST season of Vanity Fair! PP hewry me eons og we will sell Fine | Figen pa | Thin goods shamed to any les ¥ 2 , hin goods, Ladies, we who are MEN are watching you In wonder, not to ‘Than, say @ Quadriliion, Cotton Challie; | istaria seem to : gay respectful admiration. Now that John D.'s about to give 160 choice pat | yrs everybody; tae Such a burcying aad scurrying, to the store, to the bargain 260,000,000! a terns for your se | | Quality; great @ counters, to the milliners, to the dresamakers souttes, tated | " | versity of denigny To the BANK! IN PRICES : op Pe hers from pia pretty Persian ¢ blue, champ dots to the gray. Goo waists or dr Regular 10¢ qual cial per yard ; Special 1 noon, yard Je Je Fancy Corded | go1nch Dress Lin | White Such a buying of yards of this and that and the other, (We cannot mention them by name, because we don't know them.) Such a fitting and cutting and trimming and adjusting and chang ing and tiptoeing before the mirror and looking over your shoulder end arguing with the modiste! ®uch a planning and comparing @nd studying the fashion books and fects, Good | flowern; Ie at 10e yard STAR DUST By “JOSH” Williams’ Shaving Soap—Reg- iene Putting the Hose on Him, ular price, per cake, 10c; Mon- awake nights! Such a frown- —— seem oR gaa inc Gov. Cumming of own, says the; and we knew who used Dapking| =, Bunch of Moltycoddies. day and Tuesday le Lawns — Various en—2% yards | people have outgrown the constitu-| when they had company The dictionaries will have to be!f Armour's Shaving Soap—Togu- likable colors aughing and wondering who else Is tlom. Meaning Harriman, Rockefel-] Im those five years the Indicator! rwvised when the Star Dust molly lar price, per cake, lc; Mon- ’ ‘wide; snow white Going to be mean enough to have lor and Hen Rogers? has prospered beyond the fondest) adie contest ends. The defint- day and Tuesday ....++++ Be with large coin One yard makes | @ne just like it! einai as ins ares of the nt tg At th? tions of mollyeoddie that Lioyd's Kuxesle ream, tn tubes _ a - waist, Unexcell * ive Years lourna! 5 beginning we owed only a few peo- $ Regular price 600; Monday white cord é Laties, we are speaking of you Five years ago yesterday we print-| ple. Now we owe most everybody, oat a 2 gn = Sal Mbenahiet: cestse asec ular 12% cent for. epnnmer outta : We WOULD have you beautiful ed the first Indicator, By a®-land with those we have slighted we co Ste Dat oratoam Shaving Cream—Res- goods. Special tll linen sheets, ¢ ve Wiready you ARE the most beaut! xistance of Ct Fiave, the block-| are wilting to make a liberal adjuat- - luar price, per tub Mon noon Per yard new a smith, and other neighbors, we man-| ment in the matter, It ts far trom day and Tuesday ide Bul creatures in the world, and if ou can add to your beauty by frills find flounces and furbelows, MORE POWER TO YOU. But take care That we find no opportunity to ac- @une you justly, and, in the words $1.00 | 19¢ Minch Dress Lin- | Solid Color Cotton ens— Magnificent Crepe — 10 good | Shaving Foam -Kegular per t Monday Sa ony . ‘ tde fwaty Tasor Strop—Regular Price $1.16; Monday and Tues aged to get the first edition through. | our intention to show @ny partiality | The Indicator then was & modest] in our editortal policy, }ittle sheet. It had no marble etaire] As the years have passed ser-| and no swift-moving elevators, and] eral 6 expressed a willingness to the circulation department was io] nave their names placed am our very close touch with the editorial |pooka Some of these have kindly We hardly knew 4 divplay 44) offered moucstary contrivutions | line of colors and | natural shades | colors to choose Nothing better for PAY $1.00 Sinai) nize, Monday and from; very wide; iis «y ; $ a aece Vanity, vanl from « reading notion, But fucklly| therewith Some have restrained | Tucaday . -. OBE summer dresses; 5 vanity. our residence and study of local) thetr natural tmpulege of gencrosliy, Large 1-tb. box um Pow der excellent for good weight; reg Tuesday tM Believe us, if beauty ts but skin conditions in West Lafayette train-| expecting to settle with our admin worth She; Monday and Tucs school; bound to | . ular 16c. Special at yard Jay nies Mennon’s Talcum Powder—Reg- ular price %5¢; Monday and Tuesday . devs Se a Talcum Powder— price S50; Monday please, Per yard 256 ; 12%e be Going to Buy a New Ca ” Look H Our Prices dee TAPESTRY BRUSSELS CAR. | BEAUTIFUL AX MIM: PET—For leas than ng Ret j CARPETS—Here we bought ft before. Your choice of eleven bright, cheerful pat | cBolce. spring pele terns; all new; regular price fully selected. Rich 95c. BSpectal, made, laid and that please everybody, Mined. Per yard .......--73é sald and ined for, per yall $140 WILTON vetver can | SOF se PET—With or without border; | INGRAIN CARPETS @ soft and velvety. All spring wool filling: excellent designs that please. No extra come in tans, green, ed us for the arduous duties of] pirator.—Weet Lafayette Indicator. chronicling ite eve swum tn the Tuscars Weep, the style is only clothes Beep. Underneath our finery ts the Bideous skeleton. There are other ‘Things in the world than style, Re- @ember Mother Eve. Think of her imple and inexpensive tastes. Yet ‘who dared to call Eve anything but well-dressed? CERTAINLY NOT ADAM. Why should the question of Clothes become a spring madness? Why drain explosion over a Wat- feau pleat or a plece of piping @birred on the bias? Underneath #& all woe are just plain bones, tx it Former Senator Burton has de- of Its leading citisens and had piay-| cided to bish & newepaper. | e@ blackman gone te Kleving) pack to the au th him, parties with many of the present matrons in Weat Lafayette sovtety Abe Ruefs ati tt exgept that We knew the social statua of every!“ trmerT hilha Par | man in town, who was Bis ereod=| ioe 1413 Third av. have eight new | mother, what church he attended.| tables and the only 6x10 pool table! jein, the shoemaker, 7 James fm Beattlon A place for at. - For anything selected from Happy Hand Lotion or use after shaving, per . - Be “Regular price our down-to- date spring ap- parel for men, women and children. Styles right, quality right, prices m--Per full ath Monday and Tuesday Almond Cream—4 os, dottios . «he wit: h Masel C Sream—é oa. bottle i. hakben ‘sendee 25e Mission | Olive’ Cream—Regular 6c else, Monday and Tuesday When You Attend the ee | Hath Spray not sot Vanity in dress is a mere folble; and ladies, for the sake RAND PERA right. Monarch : - oP ; — ee woe hat om = charge for ma z. ine an prowns ai ot our admiration, have foibles, ee ree tions; 65¢ values go laying. Special per yard "Ss AL TERATIV: rot an 1 yard teal tonic to take for the blood, end just the one you Now, if we have convinced you, we, Men, will go to the haber- dasher and purchase six spring ties of divers colora, to the tallor LISTEN TO THE BEAPTIFUL TONE OF THE and order three suits of delicate apparel, to the hatter for ha’ need. Try i for, per bottle... HAIR INSOLES—It'e getting late tm the season, and we want to close them out. Lay in @ supply for next winter at per pair ie Cork and Feit ‘Insclea— ‘Here's ® soap in these Monday and Tuesday for, per pair .....8@ to various other places we wot of for half howe, shoes and accessories, It ts spring, and besides, we need therm. verett Piano e Ber. ABOVE ALL THINGS, AVOID VANITY, as we do. : The © t I. Boys Wanted | Olympia Market J 2200s 8 WU" 8r Gomes Sa ba the Seattle Newsboys’ unton | 118 Pike St. saves half your meat|||, “tists of the San Carlo Opera Company use the Brerett. Eastern Outfitting Company, Inc. bille, Try them and see. ia | and sell Seattle papers Initiation |~ font throw - | hdl UNIVEREAL RANG SI os core seistenss cap chain Eee am oo SHERMAN, CLAY & CO, |} “= sors ror - rn . iss Call at The Star office, Jean hay OO Vitae “THE HOUSE OF QUALITY.” “Seattio’s Reliable Credit The Quaker Drug Co. 4044 SECON ‘ Seventh mo. ¢ and ask for John} “hy Tec Baker, dentist. 208 Eltel| 1406 SECOND AVENUE. House.” 1013-1018 First Av. HAMILTON-BROWN \ OLD COUNTRY LIN * building. Phone Main 6254. hd 1 6¢ ° e,° e° 7 |} “There Never Was—There Is Not—There Never Will Be Another Such Addition to the City of Seattle No matter how busy you are, it will pay you to look over this property. A few more Sundays like yesterday, and not a lot will be left. We know You literally cannot afford to neglect doing so. It is a duty you owe to your- | that a great many people were waiting anxiously to select lots, but even we jf self and your family. were surprised at the size of the crowd that kept 20 salesmen busy. me High Values. Low Prices. Easy Terms. Quick Sales. Safe Investment. Big Profits. The Great Demand for These Lots Will Force a Rapid Rise in Value of Every Lot ‘Mout Baker Park AN ADDITION IF YOU DID NOT CHOOSE YOUR LOT YESTERDAY | Distinctly, Permanently and Exclusively the Placejfor Fine Homes of Our Best People. Select Society. Charm lit ing Environment. Natural Advantages. Complete Improvements MAKE THE |MOST OF TODAY | Get our illustrated booklet, plat, and prices. Make your own comparisons with lots and advantages offered — || Office on the tract at Thirty-fourth Ave. South and McClellan St., (transfer to Rainier Heights line from aa i elsewhere. In addition to low prices and easy terms now offered, remember that it is expected that every lot car) where you will be received by the manager, Mr. Mitchell Phillips who = ill see hat ie fine t you want, és will be sold in a very short tin Figure what values and profits that will mean for those who buy now at 1 both in location and price. Phone Ind Sai Sunset, East : 2. ¥ il iatlicimattion: has ar rices at company present figures, P offices, 117 Cherry St. Phones: Ind. 695; Main 2984. DANIEL JONES and F. L, FEHREN, Agents. “AN EVENT IN THE REAL ESTATE HISTORY OF SEATTLE THAT NEVER CAN BE DUPLICATED” Those Who Have Selected Lots on Certificates of Ownership MUST Call at Office, 17 Cherry St. TODAY and Bring Certificates. With Them