The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 30, 1907, Page 6

THE SBATTLE STAR_TUESDAY, APRIL 30, 1907. THE SEATTLE STAR | portion 8 tnt. alte Ideals are. maintained THEY NOGIN WARLY. : ‘The folly of it t# everywhere seen, in every circle of life, Ey nee > tugpageay Saw weroswogge gag oe gag A man must live as bis neighbors live, A woman must buy . ‘em Offices, Pl, Hidin, ll STAR BLIGHING CO. Te an aia Mai akraend Lives ty Sameine. what the other women buy. The children must have what other EVERY AFTERNOON EXCEPT SUNDAY, children bave, And thus husband and wife are put upon the rack. oY slephones— ba Heartaches, failures-—-maybe crimen come of it, Editorial: Independent 875; Guneet Main 1080. ENVY OF OTHER'S THINGS 18 ROTTING OUR SOCIAL Business: Independent 1138; Sunset Main 1080, » A FABRIC, BALLARD STAN AGENCT 42) Ballard an eae a It te at the bottom of many tls of today, It t# building up BVERETT STAR AGENCY-W. B. Leonard, ah Mewits Ave Sune. Main ome class spirit. It ta fostering hatred of class, It ts everywhere put "Gow cont par Copy, win conta par Week, Or \wenty-five conte per month, Deltvered ting the premium on the dollar and the discount on the man, That by mall or carrion y free copies AR way spella ruta, } < Entered at ‘the “Ponettice ot Beattie, ‘Wasntagtos, “ae excond vielaae matter Individually ene may rebuke this apish spirit and save one zs Reap one se iN ABU ae euneertpvion expires. to on the self from the misery of an envious life. | pagrens label of each, paper, Vous anise ta taben trom thelist, “A enange ef cate @m | Let us live our own Hves in our own way ivtivese label le @ reoeipt. i Let us live in as good a house as we can afford-—no better, Let JHICE TO SUBSCRIBERS-Bhould your sony of The Bier fall cm reach f Bg us dress as well as our clreumstances will permit-—not beyond our main oftte a € eeleok any evening please do ws the favor & Main 1060; Independent LM between € and Tao 4S oper Let us give our children what |!» good for them, and no more . my thine ; of ease. tt 708 should mise H mere than ones, please | Let us buy what we can pay for-—and stop there what's the trouble, Bessief 7 ke v ‘ ts and P at‘s the trouble, Bes 1 andes nay Ns, cam We certain of giving eur eubsoribers @ pertest service But~mny acighber? mothers gone an’| ‘0 Make a Long Tale Short, and . soalieemimmaniil iia = 7 = If your neighbor wants to go beyond that, let him. YOU STAND | jus’ ike mine! y | JUST REMEMBER GEORGETOWN’S CITIZENS MUST ACT Pat | Do not spell your comfort by straining for something that ts out of your reach. Enjoy wha t you have. | THE QUAKER SELLS IT It is unfair to the great majority of citizens of George If you keop trying to get everything you want you will 4.6 | ¢y.. i¢ you can make town to assume that they approve of the disgraceful condi wanting. There will always be someone richer than you an. more | To the pitcher one day said the tions which have grown out of the wide-open Sunday policy | able to buy, The only true philosophy t# to limit your desires. | me thes yell for you nowt Well, | of their local administration. | Let ws not get into that swim of unreasonable desire which bas | you bet they do | 2 f Hut you walt fust the same The people of Georgetown, no more than those of any | “” neaumseedecbeshinesnndiealss:i06 50% Ss | Till you lose ‘em @ series, And take notice how soon they pass other respectable community, want a reign of drunkenness, IF IT WERE REALLY TRUE you up.” Here's « list of unmatchable specials for quick selling on vulgarity and profanity on their streets, either on Sundays i ie acetates Gl WEDNESDAY or week days. j ae SC Sn ¢ remarkable part of it Ie The responsibility, however, does lie largely with the beng Bo Mg iow gph i Loofah Sponges, each ......+66 ceeeseseeee ocnned . Be subservient authorities of the town, including the mayor mt Fare | Ang 3, can't seem to see where they | Geisha Loofah Sponges, 26e size, for ....... fecal id cit, L "| A WORSE | i i and city counci cn oles uet miki «: Uenmet ake Wane aade’ Geisha Loofah Sponge, 50e sizes for ......... These officials, anxious to please the brewery interests, | | eae yarn? wo MATCH FO have gone too far in allowing Georgetown to become a Sun- day resort for the drunks and vags of the adjoining city of Seattle, All other towns being closed to them, this riff- raff pours into Georgetown on Sundays to ‘‘tank up,’ and ; thus turns that usually quiet community into @ noisy and ' disorderly place. It is doubtful if the brewery people themselves approve of the lengths to which their henchmen in the Georgetown council have gone in this matter. By making of George- smart, (ile was caught out before he could get away), | “They always yill do tt, ‘That's al) there is to the bust- neon, | or the darned things are too tar | from each other.” | Rubber Sponges, all sizes and —, priced from .,..., Bath ‘secdkis: long handled ont a sical at Tho; weeded each ....... phenensa seveeras ebnseesvobeas 50¢ | ‘Rub Dry"’ Face Cloths, ‘aias 10¢ values, special ..5¢ Liquid Foot Ease makes happy feet. Try at bottle for.25@ Allen’s Foot Ease, per box ...... se eeeenee BE (Ask for free ample) n’s Grape Juice, full pint bottle for ........28¢ | Preareavenauremeuacenomsmmnaanre senna rome Is it wise to buy the best | | plano? Is the McPhail the best | piano? i} town a pandemonium on Sundays, and therefore an object ia lesson to the people of Seattle, the authorities of the sub- a is it the best plano? und Anew of Neg ioe en 1 urban city have unwittingly helped along the efforts of the |, AS ORB REECE cna ese are questions we e Quaker’s Special Make. Try it once and : | should like to answer for || Mee no other ....... ceese evcecees et Ammonia, 1-pint bottle ...........25¢@ ¢ Skin Soap, a pure soap, worth 260 « brewery's opponents to maintain closed saloons in this city | = || é on the first day of the week. They have presented » most | || you, and give you our ex- unsavory spectacle of the evils following Sunday drinking. } planation for our ue pager It is time for the people of Georgetown to assert them- | ] If the knowledge of a prac- i | { Ives and emphatically tell their mayor and councilmen that | tieal piano maker and musi- mi — heanyggndeaker teers sos ose be ‘ . , 4 } | cian is of any value to you, Woodlg and Fruit Spray, full quart bottle for. 85¢ they have overstepped the limits, both of decency and of good | “BY. JOSH : ' " i ‘ij publie policy. The residents of that town do not want the Reap eR We Gre at your services. Bliss’ Herb Tablets, regular $1.00; special, per box pal name of their community to be disgraced and to become a | 3 w. von der Poorten-Schwarts,/ an attempt. But time and time 8 tenes Fee ee tenes teens Hanne wanes : H , rie: . Sue . let Holland, told a Washington re-| again your paper has sald that Mr, | i nd pe ne * rp ae | sag eer h ae . To | porter r at the temperature in Rockefeller is not one of the plain i aucaine ; ation would not only check the growth of the place, but |American bulldings was too high. | people, and I trust this te ores | - eee + | would ultimately drive out many desirable residents now | Herr v. @ P.-& should spend «| bered when the award is made” | : a x o ercoudinng | sot in an apartment house. | i Mrs. Ma n'’s Cleansing Wash—A healing sod } After serving notice on their local authorities, the next Born to the wife of Mr. Jas Piano (0 soothing d nt, per bottle ........sereserel ' step for Georgetown citizens to take is to try and awaken eS ee eae ag Boe e Capt. — flys—-A perfect tablet for biliousnes, constipation, @MBpeper BOK 6... cece eee eeee ; Prosecuting Attorney Mackintosh to a sense of his duty. | Tribuse 1 Strangely enough, while Mr. Mackintosh has closed up the saloons of Kent, which are too far away to be reached by Sunday roisterers from Seattle, he has overlooked the saloons | 314 Union Street. | "What do you think of the sena tors from New York?” former Gov | Black, of that state. was wd 1 am a citixten of the state of OLO COUNTRY LINENS. MM. lying right in the shadow of Hemrich's Georgetown brewery. | New York.” replied the ex-gov- we MAKE | There are those who are unkind enough to say that he ia | *fHer i ; ; 4 It takes a brave man to gtve that BUTTONS % afraid of the Hemrich vengeance, if he puts up the bars at | answer to such a question. ANY 8IZe the saloons in the beer king's own neighborhood | <= h\\\ \" @\ FROM YOUR | OWN cLoTH | HB) Home of the Universal Ko, CITT _ 4 Mackintosh has been heralded a4 ‘‘most successful | en vattes hone dey eee : prosecuting attorney.’’ Many page pictures of him and much | ever I's tn @ race it ought to win fulsome flattery have appeared in print. POM. sivas socieg Cot | evseneemne ; | JOUN D. ENTERED. There is now an opportunity for Mackintosh to make John D. Rockefeller te tn. Of HAMIL TON BROWN 8 good on the pictures and the flattery course, John D. is generally in / The citizens of Georgetown should see him without BaF ses io = tha ie Cons ESE. WR " delay. Served Pt tie tics be iin ue | rhe Cleveland mat plea te Uncommonly Low Prices | There is, as yet, no reason to say that he will fail them. | Pesuly Fg tag Mmm te yr Sige Atte Sieg. * } New Friends Daily. end c y have red by the « , : hoary. But he must be esked friende—has entered him Has om a the handsome In Lad es’ Ready to Wear Goods | phen img biack aici ectiad Lam a reeider evela: amaths fe 10 Web eect i tro ‘ts, 1 : BIG PROFITS IN SELLING IDEAS have known Mr. Rock banaine 46 6 yooh : Rp Agee KIMONOS, ONE-THIRD OFF. | o38 rons Imported Swiss Taffeta many youre.” writes the olthe ¢ night? T Star Dus " ] t) t a RRR TES i cotan Sie WT be nen ete teen ae eee eke kta Sample line Kimonos, only one of kind. Made | oa he Se Gpecas ea be Back {n his callow days the writer of this one day sald to his |S0ything to tnflueoce the commit-| Remember that this contest ts |B Sos ittmitien and. batie! eh aclaeh, con cee | ee ls wsacceell shrewd old Scotch teacher of economics, “Professor, | have an or , ane 5 Bape 5 shall be pardoned nal, not one confined to a sin-| I pining with lace and embroidery trim si4a. Sik Me quality, all the shades, per S2-in. Mohair Ei j black, brown . f | say snything that sounds like gle state or city igtnal idea on oe ming “Nay, nay, str,” replied the professor, “an original idea ts per lar worth a thousand dollars.” them aloog to you at a Kimonos were bought by us at 3313 | * and we are passing ke reduction i per yard It was a true saying Semen Oe sit one Today an original idea along almost any line ls worth a thousand K 3 Be Goliars. It may be worth a million pop ee vg - ‘ pipe | WHITE LINEN G—0-inch White Lines. 8.00 Kimoncs fo $1.33 | uy this now if Ant @ good Linen Dress for Sometimes such an idea comes in a fiash. A housewife was cleaning a refrigerator and r corners that catch the dirt.” 1 nis 2% yore wide, 3 mit; on sale W per yard ked to her husband, “It is the dy the man said, “Why not - Heth y. $10.00, $12.00, $15.00 COVERT JACKETS, ber el i n and hemmed, bo te Sometimes the ides that is worth money is worked out after 72x90 Bleached § ~ morot fi build the refrigerator in @ round shape and thus cut out the cor $5.00. | ee ae eh ners?” Covert Jackets tn stzen | 4 to 46, best grade covert, $24n. Madras tn punds with black That idea was utilized in the circular refrigerator, and was first-class talloring, lMned th er Satin, colored figures, # B pretty waists or worth thousands of dollars. only twenty of these, regular price $10.00, $12.00 shirts for men; Wednesday....41 and $15.00; on sale esday at 85.00 | j | long study and experiment. And sometimes the money. for deve SILK JUMPERS, $1.49. one of the best the market and ts the opment comes slow. But usually the idea ts quickly marketable Stkok Bite Jemvers tor jedi o oh equal of the Pegg Bilieet; on sale Wednesday machine that prints thousands of typewritten letters an The special sale Wednesday $1.49 | ia — * cone ana $ : pg ia seen aeons So Nd inn Ca ae oe | 26-1n, Linen Suttin RAL CO! : c= ws sons ta tel ae le mana tl MILLINERY DEPARTMENT SPECIAL. | | selling fast aUMmgaen sale all Gay Weinee ; Gay for ....... GIBBS «<0 ceccccnsecam 16¢ line of Street Hata, from, trim orname ADRAS CURTAINS Tight blue, terra cotts, So of the man who has built the machine for folding circulars. Capitaliots begged him to take their money NO. IIT wilt b SUMMER COTTA treet Hate at $1.49. A pretty s of dif nt style Come in fancy st green, nile and red Never before has there been such demand for labor saving |ONE'S HUSAND AN INDIVIDUAL. |by nolfixhne Y and $ va 0 , devices. Never before were ideas quoted as high My Dx 1 have been | form ¢ ‘ “iain. confi “81. 4 use; priced special m Get ideas, young man ; erre: phe al cron oe in ta Ye wees aoe ¥ Do your own thinking. Don’t fall into the groove of some |vou were to have ho secrets A . te KNITTED UNDERWEAR FOR WOMEN. ORES. Te body's graving. Be « pioneer and biase the way each other, Iam giad of this. But,|in our ¢ ‘ “4 Jooveleas Vests, in white, drawn in neck and arm i ee Po nS, The world is bidding high for ideas. dear, let the confidences on his side |happy w 80 sles with tape ecial 6 ite Wednesday, pair What inve-von t0 ettie? be willing ones; don't force a co Don't « r «i F nitted, knee length umbrella Drawers, fin- | PLAIN “ fession. Walt, I beseech you, till ways In the surface of y« hed with » edging, 2 Special 19¢ a —_——— you are middieaged before you! band’s thoughts as well White kt Union Sults, low neck and short | White only, Batten and insertion, dainty ELEVEN THOUSAND DOLLARS FOR A GOWN meddle with your husuand’s private foundation, A man has sleeves, umbrella drawers, 60c al...29¢@ | for bed chamber, porn or plano wi H affairs. He will overlook it the his q t hour ' . the price is absus : : ut it might irritate him now. See in tue w a chance to meditate HOSIERY SPECIALS for, pair An American woman who i# enormously rich has purchased |, h little , f ' a . 01 you | our hands | uninterrupted by his w chatt Ladies’ black cotton Hose, large sizes. Special, | REAL IMPORTED &@ gown costing her $11,000 off his « 1 out of his pocke' I have mothe 12¢ | Beautiful effects in ther the gown wae worth that sum or not ia neither here [and that t hunt up the/tt it made ‘ Children’s black cotton Hose, double and single centers, white on Yards long, sold every nor it was the woman's money t fe Ber Greece key to hia strong box, or question|happy if she p » his f ribbed, ibe values. Special 10. ty <# : he Gecht oe chet } rane , pie . his doings when out of your sight.|gown and busied herself da peel ° day for $3.50 special, pair... Jo doubt e ii hear befor ory ic as - esis = z = 4 calls ¢ long that some other very rich | 4 man is, as a rule, ready to be-|mending some article of his ward rite og vase woman has bought a gown costing $20,000. have well so long as his wife t robe while he at by hidden in his Won't you need a little embroidery to while away the hours? ke your purchase It is the foolish way of the foolish rich to outdo one another Heves in him and respects his here and receive free instructions? We have a complete line of art sie sled. not idk. wkh ene ¢ . 4 rights as an indivi en, just amall things, Margie r hers, n rich, who are of a like foolish sort. “ cdiesdaet,” Sate.” bs Boag om Pine , es We also have a large assortment of scrim pillow ruffling, a ruffle 84 yao Jong, any shade . er neighbor woman something costly, The © your duties and ineue 4 ce r color, for only 46¢ and 5% othe Perhaps the motive in buying the stuff was to | searching no ¢ you will pu Just recelved, a fine lot of patterns for stamping, Shirt Walsts, Qi gackets, Hats, Collars nm envious. Discontent Is bern in the envious. The wo ; ot nd finding _ ee owe ng we and Cuffe, Center Pieces, in fact anything you could wish for, and tf the newest embroidery ma nts what she annot afford, an hursin oe fa a tion etapa y pugs . your we t make a ' wo takes = f cmeiites siberc ° oa ; r ad, mur nn the fa eithen, Poe snd 0 cement ees eidenel one work such as shadow, carnation, cord, wallachian eyelet, French, hodel Many others, reasom imit to or beyond the limi mine your husband's trust in you able rates a And #0 a false standard of living is set up. Sense of true pro: | “Where trust is at bottom, there| AUNT » | ‘