The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 10, 1907, Page 5

} | Da ou noe peptone. changed at once passes into the | | bleed, and a part goes inte the next | | later. of the food into substances ficient time for proper rest. Hreak able of passing through the fast at 8, dinner at 12 and supper at walle of the stomach and being | § does not give us sufficient time absorbed by the blood—in other | Riven if the morning meal be an | Words, of converting proteids into | hour earlier and the evening meal an hour later, there will be crowd ing and embarranqment of (be or gans. The remaining hours of the day are not long enough to recover from the strain of being compelled Part of the matters a ton of the tube, to be dealt wit | In moat cases the stomach should | to do such an enormous qnount of | be permitted at least seven hours | work in so short a time | to do its work, to empty ttself and - }to reat in Scubrarion' ony another| SEATTLE MEN APPOINTED. meal, Now let us fmagine the stom ach four hours after being loaded (Star Special Seevice) | down with heavy, complex meal OLYMPIA, May 10.—With Gov laboring hard to do good work for | Mead’s approval, Labor Commis ite owner, Imagine that the pro: | — cen of conversion has proceeded - ath ft tar eng, Unvor quater West Seattle ARTICLE NO. 4 pleted, and the man thinks Lot 1832180, cleared, water ALLACY OF FREQUENT EATING me to eat a late supper $1,100. West Seattle, Owner. Ind. THE F “ | happens? Why, the process of di Main 4168 often should we cat 1, The stomach te a flabby, elastte geation is at eo arrested: the a es people who seom to be in a/ Hack bolting cpap ge * | function of th mach itself Is en eeeneeee . who bare, one of them ; setend eYiry com’) that stomach contains a mass of , who b monly ao distend © be cap Screen Door en only one dle of contaning much more. Food ipbout ten years, eaten on matter that ts a@ menace, not only a day. I bls know a man who #wallowed Receen at once tate the |S nesieh and comfort, bat aves te Spectal 75c that every day he eats “five ~~. ‘ which by * life. I could mention many cases Natural. Finish, two . > adi ane begs & series Le where such conditions have caused <ee Panel square mesin.” He won't keep | churning movements, the | * ton death ps to © thoroughly | * 2-4 tn by @ ft. # In The Oe ieee Fn hy | LB... ‘wably |The usual division of the three RR fh in by aft. & in. Be ee joints thon of the gastric jutes. Then fol. | 6! System dose not permit th J: Se stomach and other digestive organs ateby tit $1.00 rqo.CARTS IN ALL THE NEW DESIGNS AND AT ALL PRICES. At Oor price-cutter took a trip through Toy-Land, as well the Main Floor and Basement, with the results shown in the low figures offered to Saturday's buyers lid articles, every one—and, as usual, money is to ON THE BALCONY PUSS-IN-BOOTS AND TEDDY BE AR. $2.00—Pusein- Boots makes her first bow to Seattle chil- Teddy Rear bas been here some time. imported, Pin. and «good size, and hair stuffed, ont | i 69 special price ts. CHILD'S WHEELS. Regular t6o—Ix poet pat and the little one will take great delicht fo play 5 Mo—These have been fm shipment. Set con for 15. ing with it figure for c Saturday DISSTON HAND and 24 inches long. Good bay rday LK FISH LINE. Regular 50c-——Beaver Hil! Flex ible Enameled Pure Silk Fish WHALE O1L SOAP. te—Pure Whale Off iis the thing for de a. ™ 19¢ Dh Me = Strong steal ; for trimming grass you BUTCHER KNIFE. So—John Goodell @ Ce make: standari quality. co- tela, riveted handie One feet Saturday .. Regular 7So—Gelected bamboo, the price is Regular 10c-—Cup point knurled Sat Day price Also the splendid exhibit of IN THE BUSY BASEMENT Glass good article. All day Line; tested 20 sounta we for 76 33c BAMBOO FISHING ROD. el k Banal “Batu 49c STEEL NAIL SET i Nail Bet. CROQUET SET. Drop in and see the new line Go-Carts New main floor an TABLE TUMBLERS. Mis Dozren—Manufactured by the U 2 c 2ND AVENUE & UNION STREET I mixed “p, broken down, putrefying Meat Prices That Please ay. STEWART'S the City Hall Market, 509 Third 1! Pike St near Yesler. ooo 1317-1319 First Avenue THE SEATTLE STAR—FRIDAY, MAY 10, 1907. lows the conversion of certain | to perform their work and get suf | sloner | Capt. 8. A, Holt, of Heattle, deputy |, NEW) YORK, May | lowe state inspector of hulle and equip $900,000 in bonds, yester- | attle, tion law effective Hubbard has = appotnted Deugias Plends over, ment, and 1. 8, Stone, also of Be aded guilty before the grai inapector of bollers and ma chinery under the state naviga June 12 ~ Buy ‘your Hat of BN. Brooks | 1881 aud @ THE PROGRESSIVE MILLANERY AND HOS vy sTORE oF PIKE ST, SATURDAY BARGAINS FOR Misses” and Children’s Hats | Minses’ High Crown White Sallor, trimmed with velvet ribbon and | and up quills Bue Miseen’ Linenette School Hats, dark grey plaid trimmed, spectal ane 81.25, $1.60, $1.76, 92.00 she Children's Trimmed Hate $1.00, 600 large Hand Bags, gun metal frames, Special Baturday Hest quality Prints, in Indigo blue, greys, black and white and rede. Saturday, yard . bad Children’s White Cotton Gloves, Regular 250 values. Saturday for 10¢ Children's fast black Cotton Hose, double heels and toes and knees; regular 121 hose. Saturday for T¢ | Nickle od safety pins, with protected shield; all sizes; bo va Saturday i oe te AFTER 6 P.M, Women's pure white bleached Sleeveless Vests, taped neck and arma; 100 vests; quantity limited; after 6 p. m. Se 8180 Dress Gingham, after 6 p.m, yard seeee Be OPPENHEIMER CO. Inc. 607 PIKE BETWEEN 6TH AND 9TH. elp Us Raise the Money Qpedy MAN ajisoddg Cash We Must Have--Our Loss Is Your Gain THE KNIFE IS OUT MAKE We have AGAIN AND WE done a tremendous t customers, but we still need money to pa the ordinary way, it we n order to raise mone Here are a few bargat: or you sf MEN'S SPRING SUITS. $8.50 Men's Spring Suits, in single or double breasted tweed and worsteda. Blockade Sale price $3.95 $12.50 Men's Spring Suits, in fo shecks, hard wor cheviots. Blockade Sale pr at £18.00 and $20.00 Men's Spring Suits, a large variet single and double breasted styles, in all wool w black thibets, fi worsteds, fancy mixed chev sand Blocka $9.45 le pr serges YOUNG MEN'S SUITS verdrafts and to keep out of the bankrupt court ANOTHER CUT IN PRICES ssiness during the past month and have met thousands upon thousands of satisfied If we sold our goods in ald mean bankruptey for us, therefore we have cut prices and are selling goods at leas then cost HATS. 600 dosen Men's Hata, in both soft and stiff; worth $3.00, $4.00 and dog 00. Blockade Sale heey to close out. . . $1.35 MEN'S SHOES. #250 Men's Shoes. Blockade Sale price .......91.65 $5.50 Men's Shoes. Blockade Sale price be $125 $4.00 Men's Five Dress Shoes, Biockade Sale price. . 2.35 $5.00 Men's Extra Fine Patent Leather Shoes. Blockade ey Pee re ee eT ees $3.00 CHILDREN'S SHOES $2.0 1 $2.50 Children’s Fine Tan Shoes. Blockade Sale priee $1.45 2.00 Children's Good School Shoes. Blockade Sale price $1.00 LADIES' SHOES. $2.50 Ladies’ Fine Shoes. Blockade Sale price... $1.25 63.00 Ladies’ Very Fine Dress Shoes. Blockade Sale price 1.65 92.50 Ladies’ Fine Oxfords Blockade Sale price $135 $3.00 Ladies’ Extra Quality Oxfords lockade Sale price p a Oe eo badans’ } FURNISHING GOODS. 2he Men's All-wool Sox 1 $1.50 and @2.00 Men's Golf Shirts. Blockade Sale price 500 a Be en Men’s Black and White Working Shirts. tlockade Sale price ose President Sus; veel ers re ee ¢ 500 Men's Balbriggan Underwear A osepes me $1.00 Men's All-wool en Underwear. Blockade Sale price 50¢ These are just | n ‘few of the many bargains that we give you at this great sale. The Monarch Shoe and Clothing Co. a 0° Young Men's 8 Piece Suits tweede and fs . worsted Blockads Sa ; £15.00 and $18.00 Young « 3.Pic 5 " donble breasted, in silk wors s, blu and blacks im n th t nves and colors Blockade Sale $9.75 i CHILDREN'S SUITS E $2.50 Children’s Fine All-Wool Suits; ne Blockade Sale price ; ae $2.50 Children’s Suits. in twe wor " ashmeres. BI le Sa $1.95 ‘ $5.00 ¢ ren‘s Suits at 1 rne 4 all wool worst te and t I oe price $2.65 on | Mai One Extra Special lot of 600 Children's Suita, ¢ been delave ® e ant all nail w | serwes A if ee ASSOCIATED DENTISTS bese dotared Nines in Sal, ta ll wool corgi "4 12, 44,5, @ 1112 Second Av. Opposite Garver man's. Ble ade Sale pr $1.45 5a PANTS : $1.50 English Corded Pants. Blockade price. .95e 1S ABSOLUTELY FUR® #2.00 Mert's Worsted Pants. Blockade Se 81.25 or In EVERY RESPECT. #3.00 Men's fine all wool Dress Pant - sale oF price $1.75 adn our mineral cod tm $4.00 and $5.00 Men's all wool worsted and f mixed or | ger ale, older, root beer, ste Fine Dress Pants. Blockade Sale pr $2.85 are quarantesd to be the most 2M 98 healthful beverages offered to bes : the public. Only purified water “oo is used in their manufacture ana utmost care te used in 786. 5.25 bot suee — : PACIFIC @ FUGRT soUuND BOTTLING COMPANY Whee oat 1317-1319 FIRST AV., SEATTLE, WASH, eal nd } urday evening for your convenience, tore open extra good special for Saturday Flemish steins 39c for set of 4 —Flemish steins, in gray and blue, with embossed pieture of tallest flatiron building in the world on each stein— this is « splendid exceptional special for one day only—we know everyone will want a set, so come early for yours, regular value of these steins is $1.25 for set of 4—our very special price for Saturday only. 39¢ FOR THE SBT ~only one set to « customer. ~—no ©. 0. D. or phone orders taken. —mail orders filled if received by Monday morning, ‘ summer furniture, camp outfits, lawn swings, ete., are here for your choosing. )—you'll need some of these articles soon—better them now, while assortments are unbroken. o——_-__— Standard Furniture Co, SAK fer roma. Come Tomorrow And Get One of Those $15 Suits that we are showing, each and efery, one of them worth a twenty dollar note. Weare giving away free with every, suit an accident policy good for one -amount $2,500. f See it in our window. BOYLE’S 423 Pike Street “ year R Ausias Turenne Vice President. Dante! Kelleher, oO. HP. Pare ret ay President. The Bank for Savings Capital $400,000, Fully Pald Baving is a moral quality; necessity demands it and tosures | security for the future, This Bank develops this quality and insures you security, Write for our booklet, Saving by Mail.” = SAVINGS ACCOUNTS ONLY Corner Firet Avenue and University Street. Opposite Postoffice. 920000 ) ALBERT HANSEN gyratrry yh pe r\ cat \ RL OOOO OS FLY ON THE FLYER {RATTLE-TACOMA ROUTE. Fare S50—Round Trips, Sd FOUR ROUND TRIPS DAILY. LEAVES SHA TTLIOW¢45 54 \ end 10:05 & m., 308 and Sas “URLOADING SALE.” Bk eon NOVELTY SKIRT MPO@. CO, 1816 Second Are = anti "pie aed Fia8 bmi d vubject te chainge withect metice. U. SEELEY, J, Ament. Seuttlc Tel. Main 176 Teeome Tel. 358