The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 31, 1907, Page 6

THE SEATTLE STAR {Na CO. Temporary Offices, Put, STAR PUBL! EVERY AFTERNOON EXCEPT SUNDAY, y so V5 Saar. aeyent i198) Gunast Meme 10m i aa | Prevgr Cenpver Nee ne ee aaa waren «|| SveaRsTeD by ¢? rr Wemen Wriregys By Frances Gilbreath Ingersot! t¢ Busine | ue audecription hae mat tet A change of date om q : ee The “model” h orally ‘i iy . Should your cowy of The Mar fell to reeem poe *f | speaking, belongs to some other 4 ben Shia Sek woman. Rvery woman thinks abe 4 , 7 ie picking out a mode! in the man o ap we can be cepatn'et she marries; matrimony reveals the crude reality upon which she ice yd draped her ideals ” A “model” husband would be an tneufferable prig an un all to flinders when it comes to living with either, Ob, yea; it le eaay enough to describe what most Women call a model husband; but he 1 in the bosom of his own family, 1, for in WOMAN'S WONDERFUL ERA IN THE WORLD'S WORK apeakable bore, A flesh-and-blood MAN beats a “model ia never acknowle Ent Sera Se pale emaypecenoneet aengar od ke about the bread \ the bal 1 derides his § I years the number of won rea@winnere has more than stance, kicks about the bread, scowls at the baby de h aes ms oor oe snaiph me ee hep R wife's gowne—at home, Mra. A thinks be is an “angel” unappre dot until today ene Woman tm every five le a Wt ciated, because be hypocritically ewallows her underdone plecrust T e bureau's last report shows 4.833.630 women AT a grimace, and fattere her in a dress that would give an WORK Jnited States artist seven kinds of fits What are they doing? What are they NOT doing? The kind of a man most women THINK they want for a hus 3 ere are 8 woma " ® 45 engineers and firemen, 45 and te the one wh * metaphorically on bie knees from the altar to ; hack Arcos ers, 26 switchmen, 31 brakemen, 6 the cradle; always oa please, love,” and “thank you, dea “ " goes out nights; abjures cigars; never “knows what an 4 pilots, 68 ters, § bollermakers, 11 well bor thea iat © ae Shei ab aIAWen stae paetdée bie WH: Been erm, and 183 Dackemiths, not to speak of stenographers, teachers, to church three times a week, a over the pocketbook Satur physician, ¢ tics jesigners, architects, lawyers and in day aight; bets not a dollar on @ horse race, nor “fans” a base ball match, who “never loved but one woman,” considers it a “joy” to Bumerable ot) ivitiea. r tend a colicky baby, and eats ealeratue bin t without a murmur Woman ts 4 « EQUAL RIGHTS. If you are looking HAT kind of a man, give it up, my dear } 2 6 ees God never e anything in the shape of man after that pattern. Twenty year the woman stenographer was the eseeption To MY idea of @ “model” husband? Way ebe far ov ore the men, She te quicker, more painstaking A man who haw mina enough ¢ * without and she works r ne ud sense enough ¢ hee { brains As & teache tren ahe excel. Men cannot compare with to bis wife treate his wife as hie partner—in fact ae well ae ia te th a ts deteiind, seieniie te élnck theory—of his joys, tribulations and bank account; who overlooks her in om . slits eed . a 2 2 shortcomings “auee he owns up like a man to a few himerlf, who Rional reeults. is hot ashamed sometimes acknowledge himeelf in the wrong and In tanumeradic business activities she ta taking man's place—in bis wife the “better t an we mor who hae room ‘ " " en tm factorie in his beart for a horse and « dog. and fin ‘eport” in moral un stores, offices, even tn fa . ; o v cleanitne ho admires al] women and loves one; who ts buman 4 oman “ orker than p. Moat women proach entiness: © hy » ide roige pels. pass s a enough to get mad when he hits bis thamb or finds a button off Wheir taske tn ifferent spirit from men’s She feels tnatinctive his shirt, but whose “forgive and forget it, old lady,” has enough of Py that HER w < 18 NEVER By nature she does not repentant grace In it to condone all the sins in the decalog Wateh the cloc be te more THOROUGH than most men. She ts A man who wants « Wife for a homemaker aad to be mother BSITER NAT! RED than most men to bis childre and wouldn't trade her off when he gete ber for an If ehe fa physivally able to do the work, she fe a MORE VALUA angel” of the most approved-—and modern—-patiern }BLP EMPLOY: ee ee cae exe Man ‘care ROOGEVELT 16 0.0.5.0 ee $ LESS SALARY : >} GETs ‘ . \every Tine. TO WIN argse ngatnet ‘the ¢ Bat fust as woman bas awakened and invaded that sphere which Fully § ‘ jim once thourht belonged exclustvely to him, so she (# Waking [SENATE COMMITTRR WHLt Mim OO NN Alin tor ane }to her right t and BQUAL WAGES FOR EQUAL WORK PORT AGAINST COLORED sot. , ARY FOR BETTER WORK A formal tina DIERKS, BUT PoRAKMR Es pm. Off" n are cooperating to enforce their rights. gat various ata As yet this in LAYING Fon POLITICAL mr. wethen bate @ wenderfal way of heloteg cach ines e a ¢ mere what is THEIRS, and we detieve that we 1 ene this move o les gg ment grow and expand and solidify (and we glad to belleve it) ’ eee WELT Woman shail receive that for which she Is contending ‘ THE RIGHT TO DO WHA ER WORK SHE 1OOSES, AND Ae ' ane ae orgs . ‘ TO RECEIVE A SALARY COMMENSURATE WITH THAT Aino: Lay di.gry = oe Se wheted wenk Saints teemabenin nd nttes {the Brownevllie taveetigation . wit OF is ect the gavernment wore than $66. “ie a oer ae old Fishing Excursion gy To HOCDS CANAL Sunday, June 2nd 9 A. M. Sharp Returning not later than 11 p. m You Are At Liberty To Inspect Our OXFORDS We have the a a es, men and children Rew ever, a $2.50 Raymond & Hoyt 405 PIKE ST. Yosemite Round Trip $1.00 e made at F on, at the mouth of the Dosewallips river, al ‘ t time for fishing. ete. baskets To egihe the bewt re meaet hewe he Fig dere iii. PATENT EXCELLENT prechwced every day of ener rg ree echt wnt NOVELTY MILL Co MEATTLC. Vo mA 1 evening excursions at 8 o'clock | Members Jetarted out by boldly supporting been me canes to be anyt Hike & genuine tn }quiry and that it was being con | tinued for political purpow The military affairs nto line up in favor of F elt on the final re the committ Rene Yoraker have ta trimming thelr eatia, In of Mevator Boott, of Weet Viratota many colored voters in his and whowe sympathies are nat with the reactionary tofiu » for which Senator Foraker nde «But Bepater Boot as t 1a strong Roosevelt sentiment ate and bh We often dispose of a loss tr minutes that would take 6 weeks! for nomresident companies to han- | jie, Washingto Fire Ine. Bo man building ANY MAN CAN SPIND HI® MONEY, HOT 1 TAKES A STRONG MAN TO SAVE PP ARM YOU SAVINGRIP NOT HGS NOW WITH oe We Pay 4°/o Interest on Savings Accounts frenches, Dellerd, Newton, Grorectonm domes D. Hoge President SB. Bolner, Cashier Agents for Alseke 4 tale Deposit Ce. Nome ake Men’s Choice Furnishings 1-2 Hose Men's Biack, Tan and Far y Half Howe, sires $12 to 1, reinforced heel and toe, stainie extra good value. Bee Hive Special Summer Shirts Men's Golf and Nealigee Shirts Dia ranger f patterns to se Saturd e Boe Summer Underwear gean Vest a were to match fu ta oy fin e ¥ Ree H , Price, o 2he Men's French Balbriggan V sand Drawers to match. ain and fancy rm 4 to 46, an extra good in nine grade and «uaranteed wear Ree " Price Oe Men's Tle 26 Dos, Men's Stylish Four n-Hand Ties, In plain, fancy t and and check effects, lix fark colors, values up to 39¢ Bee Hive Price, only 2h¢ Wh'te Bed Spreads Priced for quick selling Sat urday White Cotton Honeycomb Bed spreads, medium size, soft h, free from dressing; Special, Saturday, only THE White Cotton Honeycomb Bed spread, soft and heavy, free from all dressing; actual size 88x73. Special, Satur day, only Be The Pomona Mars White Cot A ad + nize. and twisted yarn; extra good value, Special Saturday aly $1.25 only ittee le walk In the middle of the fj STAR DUS! | BY JOSH the potition! exigenctes have forced | senators toto considerable embar |reasment. This ie true, for example, Hwift te the crastest man over | White Mouse unless accompanied by automodiling 1 ever saw. He's in| John L. Sullivan or Bat Masterson hie car over half the time. Indesd he ian't. Me's under it What was the biggest thing you about half the time saw in Burope? The bill of « Parte hotel at wht I stayed two weeks Where 40 you women put your money?’ « lecturer asked his audt Detroit, If h a4 known | According to ® censue report, one anything sbout women he would woman in every five works, The have known they wouldn't anewer other four probably are married. that question in public Keeping Withie the Lew A Word from Josh Wise. soribers asking them to kir a what they owe nubs A number replied, and to thanks the others—well, don't press an expreesion.Oakwood (0 <r LONG) A PAIR OF PANTS. Teking Neo Ch ! t , nm ¢ rick ts ¢ rie@d to have " nang ake Myers | oust be @ terrible thing to lose fraid of the | 155 090,000 you haven't got to some Peary en es imaien.| SENTENCE SERMONS 4 jury for remember how ehe int marry the The mighty are always modest Content gives charm to every cireumstan Another man wae thrown out of _ He who works tn faith will work the White House the other day faithfully ite & great mistake to visit the The best way to make folks hun » dosen't have it after he afting a All Pianos Are Not Works of Art. | tradition has always been nurtured and | maintained as a possession beyond price. | j | | } 1406 GECOND Av. LRTLIAME: Severssts. A crook in made |mind on self cutee bending tha | Superstition often tg | | | | While other pianos have been commer- | | ialized, it is the peculiar merit of the | || Steinway and Knabe Pianos that their art ary for heaven ts to tante of happiness here” ME U ois early biighte PArly Dilghted If it Know no et More sine are al than by scow Sif by ties jon, onym for intellectual ‘loth deg If you keep your tools Master will not lon teep ye fie The «reat man Raows oon Y Hitt n th i’ le men; they are him aN great iy Many a Soy remaing UNAlo ov, until our eyes are a ered row dimmed by gop It's no use tal king about tooy f your life will ing os not beat looking The man whe pity is the pity for the mot deserves cay poor fellow who tase poor hae ts UF TE ECEERPIECTT. ‘ . DOG BoAPa 4 almonds, jer b0e bottes; special. Be | Leeehaee These Dandelion ¢iee have been and can conceive ‘2 reason for it NUL every man and women Beattie to try = bem oq our recommendation. They will cost Be We have plenty of sem- 5° plee for everyhoap—ane 1 cept bo hare the ts before) sti. ‘HE ‘TAL VIM j another prectical- ae ~ preperation { enld ot ae cme ? whence it de on {ts neme—and te "len {etna 80) malt Bastern Hei nd . per bottle see open anneal the at rye A June Sale Women’s Semmer of Ladies’, Misses’ and Children’s Oxfords In Our Shoe Section Saturday White Canvas Oxfords, with and without caps, light and lium soles Special for Saturday .. $1.25 and $1.49 oe Children’s White Canvas Oxford Bpectally priced Saturday from SPe to $1.25 Lad 7 Kid Oxfords, pat. tip, Hight and = medium = soles. a! for Saturda $1.75 Ladies’ Patent Oxfords, medium sole. Spectal for Saturday 31.98 Ladies’ Pat. Kid, light and medium soles, the very sevest lane Special for Baturday $2.50 Misses’ Vici Kid Oxfords, foot form last. Special for Saturday SH $1.69 UNDERMUSLINS Priced Remarkably Low for Saturday NOTE THE PRICES. ers, worth from 35¢ Special from 1Pé to 4 Che worth from 69¢ to $1.39. Special from to Night Gowns, worth from © $1.50. Special ey B, one Drawers, worth from 35c t from ‘0 50, Spectee “s4'bS to $1.50. Special Re Summer White and Fancy Waists Priced Remarkably Low ‘ Slik vate, worth fooats, w I r $1.39 Lawn Waist. Special for Saturday e $1.76 Lawn Waist, all the latest styles. Special for Saturday 2: Ladies’ M yo rt sleeves, buttoned tn front and 00. Special for Saturday $2.50 ‘© $3.98 THE BEE HIVE 2616-17 First Avenue Branch Store 2401 and 2403 Jackson St. back. Worth What se Powerful as Low Prices when | Coupled with Good and Seasonable Our Reputation as Leaders on Low Prices @ Good Merchandise We Shall Always Malutels, eat and Hosiery Priced remarkably low, not withstanding the great af vance in the price of cotton, Ladies’ Sleeveless Vest, Jersey ribbed, trimmed neck. Bet Hive Price ° Ladies’ Fine Ribbed Vests, braided neck Bee Hive Price . ; Ladies’ Swiss Ribbed less Vests, oilk trimmed neck. Bee Hive Price Ladies’ Extra Fine Swiss bed Vests, lace nee Hive Price WR Ladies’ Silk and Lisle, Jersey Ribbed Vests, white and ook ored; silk trimmed. Bev Hive Price se Ladies’ Umbrella Drawers, trimmed. Bee Hive Price. Ladies’ ankle and kn Drawers, Jersey ribbed. Hive Price oreeees 3 Ladies’ Umbrella Dra lisle thread, lace Bee Hive Price a Ladies’ Lisle Thread ankle and knee lengths, Hive Price . + Ladies’ Jersey Ribbed high neck, long seer high neck, short sleeves; lof neck short sleeves. Bee Hive Price . as Ladt Lisle Ribbed high neck, long sleeves, 0F neck, short sleeves, neck, short sleeves, Bet Hive Price Me J mbrella drawers, | mets ankle length, knee length; tight fitting Be Hive Price woes Oe Ladics’ Summer Hosiery Ladies’ Lisle Drop Stiteb Hort in black, gray and Whitt; high spliced heel. Bee Hive Price spliced heel Price Mot Weather Kimenas Popularly Priced 50c Kimonas. Special for Sat urday ‘ T5c Kimonas. Spectal for urday snas, Special $ K Saturday $2.50 Kimonas. Special Saturday $3.98 Kimonas.