The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 11, 1907, Page 4

TH € SEATTLE STAR VV STAR PUBLISHING CO. 1207 and 1309 Seventh Ave. EVERY AFTERNOON EXCEPT SUNDAY Telephones— Editorial; independent 675; Sunset Main 1060, Business: independent 1158; Sunset Main 1060, » WTA A You Malad Av atant me AR A wont 1 A M . week . € * per month, Oelivered ’ Was s meond clame matter " pion * te on the Bidreas label of wach pa Whea tives, “if Your subscription Ras wat i ° y “i the list, A change of dake 0% BERH-Rhewid > b you by 2 ‘ond & aed we Sone perl hae + pihare tel pha erry tame In thie Way we can Ne conta ‘ Ibers a porfect service—and it te he ont - When the Waters Stagnate Have you seen, In the «pring time, a pool of water, quiet, un ruffled, crystalclear, and thought how beautiful tt was? You did not observe, perhaps, that it had no Inlet or outlet, that it wax ently a pool left by some overfed stream, so that when you passed that wa you were astonished to # that Ite Deanty had departed. It ws welsh and fetid. Weeds were Moat ing on tts surface, and a thick green scum had gathere¢ The pool w ae wee People are wols of water “Whether Of the Methods man, or else let him stop tato an tn the andertaker,” He might have sald Bishop Vin growing ud be a man be or 80 yea a living and walt for chureh, lately t him mepicuous core oml all reference to age. He might sald: “Let every mar a living, growing man.” Or he might simply have b: “Don't stagnate.” ee Mee Once thére was a boy of 17. He wae bright, keen, ambitio He had a mind and used it. He was well reed. He knew his Shakeapoate, bis Dickens, hie Thact He talked well, Poor often said Ah, there's a boy of whom we shal) hear later on! ‘Then the boy grew up He had to learn how to create a dob lar by the labor of bis hands head. At the h learned how to spend it, oftentinies fooliahly, And ng of the dollar and its spending took up so much of his time that he forgot to read, he forgot to think At 2% be was atill a ra brilliant fellow, though people were béginning to think him superficial. As a matter of fact, his development was at a standstill At 40 he had beeun to go backward. Because he had made no effort to contings hie mental and he had even Iritnal procemscs. forgotten the things he knew whea he © 17. And thea people shook their heads “it in a very sad case,” they sald. “We enn't and and And he was seach a brilliant boy ee a Are you like this boy? Is business such « Juggeroant, ie pleasure so engrossing, that you have given up reading and thinking and developing? The poo! stagnates has no f water, Vou stag you give ye oo mental or The wate Bate because spiritual foot either are you of any ¥ Geveloping ani growing your existence Why not make the waters fresh again with good friends, better thoughts and Don't stagnate! Observing Ashore Day te stagnant when you have starved al awakened ambitions? Today is Arbor da trees when many children In many states plan There might be monuments to me beautiful custom. The B. G. Northrop, of the Conneeticot Steriing Morton who inaugurat since which time ft has spread t What a lesson for the ebtld tn ¢ simple 9 Tt is first « lesson in onselfixhness, in mn who are responsible for this in 1865 from § Rdvestion, and it was J ia Neb ail parts of the country m ¢ Board o the custom suka in 1872 nea ting of « tree! an and tn love, be Canse It teaches thoughtfulness fo frenship, b Jenson in ture, a lesson in art Ors, because the » More delightful, s a lexson In good el er isa Mother Na ideowls—in all th things, and oth t ts making the world more beautiful, more weeful, herefore a better worid to live in. . oncmice, « lesson in the realm of won a lesson tn How myste is a great t how eloquent! how uplifting! It represents so much—industry, sentiment, asefuiness, jportn. strength, virility—life itself. Inn tree the thinker compre urkish bath avd bed ail nig ' fer $1.00 Under Grand Opera House. Phone Main 1447. °° Empire B ener MAY MANTON PATTERNS 100, 10 oF THE UNIVERSAL RANGE. vs tir4 5 ECON HAMILTON BROWN SHOES OLD COUNTRY LINENS In the Basement I at f 1 69¢ $1.38 $2.07 $3.45 $4.14 1 10c 52€ — sic eg at " . t i j Gra Preserving } ; Kettle and Cover. } ; ; Extra Special 2c { k WATCHE » ae “a a org stagnant Because it had received no fresh water, have bonds the whole world, the laws of order, that wonderful Intelligence that contemplates the miracle of the t tu vywtom bee very immensity of the solar Kune Let the children plant thelr (ree irage This their lite npt from public havat, Finds tengues in trees, books in th Sermons in stones, and good in everything ox SUT ¢ Fond vous WANTED To GéT OFF THE CAR Al PRIN ST ff By “JOSH” unt 4 anne Senator Burton (6 6 ing, “Stone walla do not a | make.” No not always ’ adetphia, for instan no stone walls around It Form A WORD FROM JOSH Wise. j thon at he faite im as Th’ = felter says “It late t' learn. loarnin’ it some times ts too late leara. who ix late | lthe Opera H kler eaterday afternoon and went t telling people he was going to juggle five cans of at the ening perform St, one cant help remarking | once .— Leos Col) Light be Pittsburg Chas * didn’t find those 2 tha! Cow Hall Market, e Yesier, Pot ros rib steaks, 100 At the City Third ay fe to te coutrola the universe and the guiding hand of Whea ho it of the stare aad the com prehenalble them. Tak to them about it and about good eitizenship and about Nature until running brooks, OUTBURSTS OF EVERETT TRUE STAR DUST ' half» dowen suburbe | 4. ntiet has invente tographing bh and see amater at tine have { women atvantages tn College an & good excuse hing To the Bad as Press Agent. De you ow be why that didn’t have an Weill, the fu ating deg your cleaned } Hf It Isa Coon Song, me best, you cas 5 Satisfactic ona ” 1 rag “MIRA” UME BOX zi Ag FH 13 T tune st of u fa” are t tif ly exa | with tempo con be governed and terpreta the musi _ $9.00 to $250.00, Easy terms CLOAK AND Ladies’ Silk | Suits at $13.98 Ladies’ | Skirts me sv fe acien- phrasing lever the Read Our Friday Bargain Bulletin SPECIALS FOR FRIDAY Silk Eton | | | Jackets | $6.00 & $7.00 $6.98 » fay n given if desired Sherman, Clay & Co. 1416 Second Avenue duce show at passed through tor! td SEATTLE STAR—THURSDAY, RERIL ir, 1 We asked te not to mention tt wont, Will Sneedvilie (Tenn.) Time But Not on the Diamond, C, PROPLE nines be sicked from wife tx talking of going| Oriental Billiard and Poot Olympia Market | 1) 118 Pike St, eaves half your m Are They Bargains? ar a Need le probably watting for , ' Watet f y ie ‘New Arrivals J ceived by exprene, 2 ot 314 Union St SnRET Mosc, Til Second Avn., Eastern Outfitting Company, Inc. 1532-34 Becond, near Union "Geattio’s Reliabie Credit House.” Price received guaranteed Colman Dock. Both Phones 922. SUIT DEPARTMENT Look at W! Jumper Suits hirt Waist Suits. | Values at ! t quality of taffe- | l Rene 9 ie fa $4.89 | Rion J ‘ ! | I high t | Dr ; ft 7 \ i ts a, har , f " | med with " wool | broidery, . M » Ch through: : - I? , nd and ¥ be w é ' y thi or Yaa, E FRIDAY ON ran E FRI- ON SPE DAY wdstoes. hat We Offer—Savings on Every Article You Buy Silk Jumpers | | $2.69. | Ladies’ Trimmed Hats $3.98 150 New Hats Go On Sale Friday msale F's La- | Jumy ager Xe at $3. ¥ lee 2.69 cach $3.98 ack taf- k taffeta, in black, Beautif rea trim brown, navy, green, 2 ee braid and em- | tan, red and changeable | two ‘aed 1 | shade. Also b The tu ut witt Ww hecks ally w 00 r y t in the 1 $6.0 d t 1 velvet ril 1 48 a specia ace ; ll faney but- | FRIDAY IN ;|t Worth regularly | OUR MILLI- $2.98 and $3.50 NERY DE . | ON SALE FRIDAY Bon MENT pend CALS | AT dbs eoserdeesis | WE HAVE PRICE D THEM $13. 98 $4.89: $6. 98 $2.69 $3.98 NECKWEAR AND BELTS ive NEW FRENCH DRAPE VEILS 50e LADIES’ EMBROLDERED WHITE COLLARS -l5e SILK MOLINE ly 10¢ LADIES’ BLACK LACE HOSE fee We 81.00 VIGILANT CORSETS Like This : | 50c C - ATT 1 nd ; “Heht aap reenenrensd FOC PY White 1 amie Se UE LADO ceneterecrens SOE von ¢ ome) Strong Specials inDomestics, BS Linens and Wash Goods eh le Li Doe $1.09 MFORTS the gr at ‘ sothese $1.09 t 4 SHEETS heir huteh, | fora, 1412 Third av. have elght 8 ought to make a hit tables and the only 610 pool table Has sbe had any experiencet’ | tm Beattie, A place for gentler } it-—-detiveriag mono logs Opposite P.1. POULTRY NETTING—Car Just and quality LOGGERS’ SUPPLY CO. each one growt the Par now PIANOS | H Victor and Edison Talking Machines sTRINGS Seattt by FW Sov cefor war would h sof turkey ter. 1 12-inch TRY VINOL —As a tonic reconstructor and system OLD COUNTRY LINENS __SILKS AND DRESS GOODS 98¢ | = 5: NOTION SAVINGS } the vole alt thin ' reeualon b ae 7 parade 1 ty of ly brave into eho ‘ and the ve of b would be heard al mug commissary tent «© wouldn't be as many two [Py vas ms played aw sick eal But is not ali this pageantry 9 Ho KNOCKEO OUT OF THE BOX, leading usked Hotlo | “Well, not exactly,” said Rol temple, ween P. 8: A mellycoddic is a man Oh, see the bright, scintiliant!eurner it is the publ at J © tn the hole who saye “ugly word” when he soldiers,” sald Rollo, & military | _ | hae Cot Calg j means tar, P, perade went by behin “ Wear Brooks Dr Lee taker, dentist, a league bend aad @ major Avenue butidie Vhone Main @ig bi tite Letters [drum major Wh oh, where Bane John wiler ve jure the proverbial horrors of war 1 wee by the papers that you have) They have been benched for invented some kind of a the time being,” said Rollo'’s saga whieh, wh added to aut will |cious pa t The | deo ause ther burn a& freety a* If) come watil after the burr hey were coal, and to give twice lis the th work heat Twenty-f nts stuff doesn't go on the werth of your mixture, the papers! where the legions duck out of a hail wit! do half a ton of ashes. | storm the striped awnings of Not for me to knock, John! Leti the confectioners he good work @ snd put your) De you mean to intl » that mixture on the market at os this Ws but the glam or 80 Hue teil me, J why did yo hippo ait ti warm weather to #p h a pre the» precocious tn And new that warm weather viper us, can't you invent some cleverly caught teh ad he} subject between bases,” sald he baw father. “Just now ft calls for oo, or] court martial if any of the lads | bee hat + ® shy a brass button or we reane | brakwing abe |iees ‘trousers, But should the ca THE QUAKER SELLS ITFOR LESS” Are You Dusty? e The Quake ad ya s pe on, down and 1 had b ach Du Dy ¢ price. SPECIALS FOR FRIDAY AND ‘SATURD Y riday and Sats rat sealed boxes; ton builder. A Cod Liver preparation without oil, Worth its weight in gc Per bottle id MAY MANTON PATTERN 100 HOME OF THe UNIVERSAL RANGE. HAMIL TON-BROWN YOU'LL MARVEL AT THE VALUES IN “| onedal Wool Dat | ask Cath, | att he me | tae shade y | Per sant e lity 7 t ‘ elting, pe 45 Friday Bargains ia ; ia London’s. 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