The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 8, 1907, Page 4

| daid the head of the firm. ted | both your parents tving? pokfed odt upon searching hum : - dartoka hot lemonade for a cord re) you're © poor rive! neanoe is 100 elope. F THE SEATTLE STAR G. L. M. ty and the es aa 9 ta tanl “Ya, pied the candid Pu 7 — fapone’ vepetation a few thchew c “You, alt,” repiie Aldate —— ie BY eran PUBLISHING CO, 1307 ang 1209 Seventh Ave A mollycodiie t# 4 man who falle pavtalie--Rayviiie (M0) BM! for the Job. | ares ee Se _BVERY AFTERNOON EXCEPT SUNDAY. _ in love with a beautiful, high-strang | prise “pre your etundparents on both |! “0 po molly Teiephoneo— girl and marries her before he has — sides living?” s | Witeom dtlmeedal EB Editorial; Independent 878; Swnset Main 1060 By “JOSH” % fat bank accquat—L. BR. shefiore we employ @ wan ve give |. “bs, str, both living | Sileom Manet ag Business! Independent 1138; Sunset Main 1080, — him am feerance examination”! “Then | eaa't employ you. But) '*'™ _ loka hae eal A moltyeoddte t# a woman who spends her time on silk enshions eT one lwoaring & Kimeno or tea gown, and SEE THE MOLLYCODDLE! *"i0 =" —,-—— =i ~ eee BALLARD STAR AGRNCT#m Ballard Ave. Bunent Rafiand 8, ‘i “i RVBRETY GTAR AGENCT—W. BR Lenard, Mal Hewltt Ave unset, Mam fm ‘One cont per copy. wx conte fer Fee Corenta tive Sante per month, Oalivwrnt 4 earrter. No free ep Ll Pyrrvvyvevrrr lt) tee ‘A BIT OF VAUDEVILLE: | Slymola Mi Batered a: tho Postofties at Beattie Washington, 9 eroond-cinge matter ’ ; TS MAIL BURGCRINERS Tue Gere when Jour suteeription expires ton the fas aaa | A mollycoddie ia w boy ted to bis | % BY F. W, SCHAEFFER. bili Try them ane gaa, tebe) ef cock Whee that date arrives, @ your subscription hes Get mother's apron rings and @ man « 2. ba an Se ee ee ee thea to bee ‘wet Mre. J. HK Prerrrrrrrrrr rT titi e eee eee Ona Gab sone, pnen ae ee tre f Mollycoddlo — Everything that v Lidk, Between € amt T Theo, Roosevelt fs not. —C. B 4 < a whee ll more (hae onem please telephone we every time ——— , TR Wile Way we can Me cortale of giving cur subseriber © perteet eervive-ane A mollycoddie ts & man or woman f Pt oE 2 NES: a oy who squeeses too many of the op f ; posite sex, finanelally or lovingly. — L 8 A mollycoddle ts an effeminate fool weartng & man’s clothing. A. P. “They Say” No combination of words tn the language has caused more trow Ble and pain and sorrow than the phrase “They Say.” Tt Nits tm the dark, It ts anonymous, It has no personality. connec ———ae TE cannot suifer from any reaction, It t# totally Irresponsible, A, motiyoosite'te ote, wee San Are You Re The phrase ought to be put wader the ban. Ho fs a Molly, for Bo real man pt Tt fe this way: You speak to some one of a muteal acquaint- would do it; and a coddie, for no i if pe Rin ought to ance. There is a shrug of the shoulders, or a lifting of the eyebrows. bany would stay wich “= it he did Vas, Onear, vot Vill we planting in der gartes?” : eure Herniac~thal an And the lowering of « voloo, with the preface “They say" on ine og - dink, Adolt, we shoult planting some baking powder, ve ord Even when the gossip falls to gtve bie authority he has put an A man who goce to see a sick fee a ae evil suggestion into your mind respecting the person he «peaks of, friend Cares —- age ge “Dit you read in ‘dar ‘caiaion vero 14 mays carly Lima Mmes tn © muggestion it ts impossible to be rid of, ‘The impression stays, ' 4 eyeam ao hAMwOnareeY Iriand” racket-A Mas Been, for conserves ehoult be forced in a conservatory?” Bospicion lurks. A great wrong is done. od Tb DEWE “Form OF PING PONE sant “as - tt cabs ‘exe, Id also says dwart horse radish {ss soon curried.” NS sata regal CARTOONIST GRUE HAS DRAWN A SPECIMEN, SHOWING IT IN | A WORD FROM JOSH WISE antic ba ect interruption you, but I haf a stitch in my site from. | f medio . When the suggestion ts dropped into oager ears and there ts a THREE STAGES. “Why, dose are needieus seeda!” || CAPTURE ONE Willing mouth to give the evil mossage utterance to other eager ane ely “Sure. I vant to grow some togleas tomatoes und some webless SOAY baad U ears the assassination of character has began, Blaude Iron Pills ‘What “They say” may sometimes be = trae message. Bat ts ; ae subbone you belief you are a expertness horticulttral Ike Loot coe grant 4 urbunk. otte o or a —e WH i make the world better or worse by des ets aioe a ae “Yous, I intention to cross « sunflower mit a pight blooming cereus Kaspar . ODDLE CONT: A + AND UU WAN’ any 9 fellertt [to get a morning glory.” a it le very plate that much suffering any sorrow might be pre @otsve pong lageny pd ado vO! rT tart febin a4 “Vot are dose leedle shoots viteh iss caming up?” od ° ina, bat tele Vented by cutting the usly words from our vocabulary. ‘ Cae on" ee oe ‘Dose are 22-caltber popped. pneon's Piule cy ¥ Id be a fine thing If of 20 ceteck bein’ toe “Vell, don'd tease der flowers of you might trrigate dem.” to the it woul a fine thing everyone us could have the cour Only one more day of the molly-}row evening and the wither am early get up for “Too late. Here ts alretty a pliant vich ise madder.” «0+ ecshontal gs to promply halt “They say” with a peremptory— coddle contest, If you thisk you| Pownced the day following ebarch, “Ab, dere is @ veed In der garten alretty, 10 ins « stogie vieh Liver i WHO says? can im om the @ Bome of the new definitions: dropped.” j spectal LO sof prove on i on Kéwords Dandelion ‘5 Sareea ‘The only mollycodd! Do you spray your gooseberry bushes?” haste a definition of the word mol Pills —etther one, it ber wagon ‘ bad only when haf tonsilitis.” ver ten The Hand of Fellowship Igeodaie to the Star Dust man. If Io the fellow who writes, watti@) A Peonaylvania man basa way of] “4 funny eee ue eel eee te me. 1 het hea wa sb cgnihe ‘anatase ptt ty you wil) and the gentle rains of Spring, Chemically treating ashes so they/und id hatched @ eam plant.” wade ox To the people of Ballard, greeting! You know how Rockefeller (Joban| What he needs is a new noddia, bend om one —- ee - “Dot ise noddings. I buried a Hubbard squash und id rose gor |] Hell's Mantline—e Welcome to the privileges and opportunttios of Greater Seattle, |D., not Frank), Harriman, Rogers, And an urgent prayer that God'll) piles. Some trust’ll os ‘oma, on® | anium, ha, ha, “" M ‘ " jog pore How that you Rave decided to come. in and be part of the | Moream and the other big fellows! ive him Soains: Gaanee nate ad oa wo. Ml eget : ’ yout so! To work some other thing. How does your garten grow?” Greatest Proposition tn the Pacttic Northwest, you may look for re- | Behe their momar, dont yon Me WILSON 6. 8, L “Chestnut bells und oyster shells; sultant benefits af high degree. when they finish they're just; (Wilson G. &. ts another fellow Who was it vished to know Your teal estate will advance In price. $1,000,000 richer. Some days they’re | Jealous of Stuart Maclean.) ~"\Goin, the shoomaker, m7 James Your water supply will be improved. nee nn + it eaay?| 7 hein yen - wis oe 4 eee | aainet fire. © or, } ri Orang ? o knows but that you may go) mollycoddle is an itor who [Emptre Bufdin: ’ } pe roam ‘Wappenstein will spot your crooks, and uade them. home to dinner some evening fast | tways saying nice things about the} — . Feguiar 98.95: You will prosper in worldly atts $1,000,000 richer than when you! indies, but never a good word about} - the great 2 Your citttenship In the Pacific metropolis wilt be a matter of |jeft after broakfast-—and all be his own som-—w 1. 2, . . ee ae pride. cause you won the mollycoddie eon We are showing a com Here's to hoping that you with ever be increasingly glad of the | “8 A motlycoddie is a man whe plete stock of Men's and The Quaker ‘The contest will be closed tomer A ‘ . ~ aap taken at the clection Inst Saturday. — ee wearn purple gartere.--J. J. Young Men's High-Grade Greeting and @ warm handshake! ‘oar Brooks’ hata, Becoa her ms . sod lee 1 2 ee | Avent’ +8 =~ MOLLYCODDLE—A_man__ who! Ready-to-Wear } ws artis aed TOPCOATS : ya Apparently It Rained. “ayer Piano, if a good From the foremost makers . er many days of arid ¢ a toy. There are ™ in the land, including the of paayers placed Ing planes, and such tnetru- are worse than nothing, piano will wear out in he and the purchaser nothing except porsi- sare left, tion the vapor enptains ting hoste and famous Collegian Clothes, for college men and other good dressers. PRICES $15.00 to $35.00 —If not convenient to pay cash, you may pay a little | Third av, Pot roast, @e to fe - In selecting @ pinyer plano, be wure to select one which ts a combination of reliable player and high-grade and well-known piano. You knew these Knabe An- steaks, 16¢ The Flour WS WILL MAKE A STEADY CUSTOMER OF YOU IF YOU TRY BROADHURST SYSTEM CLOTHING OB BOSTON—THE READY FORSERVICE APPAREL geium, Emerson Angelus, A Bt Chase Plager Piano, Harrington tone, Kingsbury Inner | ‘That Boy Nékt Door neemn toy tinnows, He sald they were bot-! THAT FULFILLS EVERY REQUIREMENT, down and a little each BBye ne Limitations whatever, If] ties he had collected off their front Grand olf Knabe and the wep ale ' eal ~ SB Wore mine I would chain him ap.| POTS. He Wanted to know whethe SUITS, TOPCOATS AND RAINGOATS, C improved Angels make a pip Week or month for amy- fi) Paty) oiee combination good enough for thing selected, tn the Bast who he © te be ineulted « This week he has been earning| clously, . Te | pe alliage enreg | The parents of ‘That Boy Next oe > F he has {t In for) noor weren't near as indignant a milkman, except that the wmilk-|ine milkman. They sogrested that Gee furnishes milk that is rather) ne strain btw milk through @ seine | Mike a brook. However, they told the boy not to At any rate. the milkman made an! go it again, as the milkman might bi ° of That = aw! to the parents of That/ get mad and deliver the next sup. anyo They are the best on the market, and ost you mo more than other inferior makes Deo pet be satisfied at locking at ene kind—see ours, We have several makes and can give you anything you want Our prices ore the lowest and our goods are standard “The Howse of Quallty.” Sherman, Clay & Co 1408 Second Avenue. BROADHURST SYSTEM, 815 t S35, OTHER RELIABLE MAKES, $15 UP. Styles Right — Quality ing « trip west? full pame and Right—Prices Right. ature and full taf . ey, ern Outfitting Company, Inc. 1292-94 Second, near Union “Geattio’s Retiable Crecit House.” J. REDELSHEIMER & CO. 800-804 First Av., Cor. Cojumbia_ St, Strongest Topcoat House in the State Nest Door, He showed them} ply of ie etd ees p m0 pa lactea) fluid tm an aquartum @ frog. In another was a craw- a e E and im the other were three Mg Bilttard and Poot Par ent , 1453 Third ov., have eight new ‘Turkish — bed all Drea te Bee and the only 5x10 pool table $1.00. Grand Opera! in Seattle. } Mom isit, poe A pisces for grationss. | ena A. D. CHARLTON, 44 Portiand, Ore oe AMAGED MATTING IRE IN THE HOLD OF S. S. MINNESOTA on her last voyage caused considerable damage by water to the cargo of matting. The lot was auctioned by the Great Northern S. S. Co. and we bought it—and bought it cheap, too. Most of it is a little wet on edge but water doesn’t hurt matting. Like all misfortunes, the best pieces caught the most water. These mattings were destined for the best stores hereabout and comprise oe of the most beautiful styles and grades of the Oriental weavers’ art, but must be sold quick as we have no room to dry them. 50c Mattings for 7c Get your matting ready for camp and Spring furnishing. They will be divided into the following lots according to amount of water soak and grade. Delivery soon as possible—now is your chance. Matting in this lot fit fora § This lot includes Kohtans, king. Big variety linen as soft as a necktie, also inlalds and cotton warp. medallions, Arabesques Per Oc Per Bcw Rockefeller has no better in his hows Arshades. Values up to 85c per yard Rolls or Half Rolls Only sold Not less than half rolls soe Better grade than most This lot comprises combination col- ors, checks and stripe, hall patterns There’s big variety in this stores sell for 35c Per i 2 a Yd. Somewhat wet but perfect lot linen and rush warps Per [5c Yd. Dark and light colors Sold in not less than 20 yards Per Yard WAY MANTON PATTERNS 105. London’s Low Prices MAY MANTON PATTERNS 100. Prices Make Is % cs are London’s Isewhere " i HOME OF THE : Will be on sale at 11 o'clock to give dist Chief e bee ae £* Old Country Linens Extravagant a - Attraction Old Country Liner SECOND get - customers a chance at it “ee . * FPA