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

w mall or sAdreny Bibel of each paper Absin bron —Sonenprriivenel ocpeietoere green ne age Come Prepared to Supply Your Wan FOR MONTHS AHEAD---IT WILL PAY YOU le A magnificent collection of fashionable fabrics for fall is mow ready for yoh. We have priced them for this sale at FACTORY COST. It would be well not only to anticipate, your own individual necessities, but outfitting the school children now will cost you only about HALF what you will have » © THE SEATTLE STAR BY STAR PURGSHING co. Temporary Quarters, Old Library Buliding. 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Count Jonann von Horrick it is a useless custom, and has organised an to put a stop to the practice He is especially severe in hin eriticiam of Americana who, he says, make a fetich of the custom One may take the Austrian’s sneer as a compliment to the men of this country, who are the most courteous in their treat ment of women of all the men of the world. And one may well hesitate to take suggestions on good man ners from Austria, At the same time some of our professors of etiquet make one tired with their halrapliting discussions of questions like these: or remove it, when meeting a lady loader, says woolety of Vienna, a soctety International STAR DUST’ A Word From Josh Wiee, Tourtat } don't }your ohic Tourtat inaure chickens Villager—It'a the antolste stop at my binekemith shop for repairs I always t@ok on a little to the bill to cover any posal | ble lows of poultry, ‘ond sald ried down hotel and up to the desk just ten minutes in whieh to pay his bill, and reach the station. denly it ocourred to him had forgotten something “Here, bey.” bellboy, TRAST renee AN THE seatrie STAR-—THURSDAY, AUGUST 8, 1907. e BY JOSH’ ny e the bare back with the palm his enormous hand, "What in biases are you doin 1 gasped, staggering No offense, alr,’ said the man ‘Tt was only to let the office knéw) that 1 was ready for tho o@xt bather, You see, sir, the bell's @t! “Home fa where) of order in this room.’ ” | th’ mortgage ta.” | “Tommy,” said his mother re provingly, “what did I say fd do, to you iff over caught you atoal | tng jam again? | Tommy thoughtfully seratched| his head with his sticky fingers. — | “Why, that's funny, ma, that! you should forget it, too, Hanged | if | can remeniber.” | You lose conajderable, you, by autos running down yas in the road? Ohe they're Inaured 1 didn’t know you could Two country wow Gaughtor, were at the first time, |takeu with the monagerte. they came to the and sto for severg) minutes transfixed in silent wonder, Then the mother turned to her daughter | slow and solemnly My! Ala’t—he-~plain . Mother and the offous for They were greatly! At last hippopotamus, this wey When prominent railroad oman by the lobby of the Stevens He had Speaking of the government of the with respect to tte neighbors in Central and Seuth America, “Uncle Joe” Cannon re cently told of a Missourt congress: | man who ts decidedly opposed to any tnterference in this regard by polley of the United States troublesome Sad that he he called to a nogro “run ap to 48 and see if | Ought a man to take off his hat In an elevator When women or s pkg aged mene And be) our country, It soome that this . quic . 1 pring the M! 4 tat V yam ogee The boy rushed up the stalrs./ {vgton an ingliahiman with whom th conversing with a lady In the street ought one to keep jphoe ton minutes dwindled to seven! iy conversed touching affairs te his hat on? jand the ratiroad man paced the of) ine jocalities moutioned The Should a man keep his hat in his hand when on a porch with | fice. At length the boy appeared. | Westerner asserted his usual views o ley? “Yas, suh,” ho panted breathies®| with considerable forcetulness saya ly, “Yas, auh, yo' left tt, ub.” | i dy ith th ; | There is only one way to answer these and similar questions, bape wf a Ee, aes he whole trouble < A man must alwaya act according to the dicta ot common “My bey,” admontehed the minte-| ameritane need’ pt a etd sense and as his feelings dictate, keeping tn mind and surroundings. Customs also, it should be remembered, differ ia different places. . trivial custome. ‘The most punctilioas observer of society's ways may be a consummate rascal or a villain. His innate sense of propriety will guide him in his bearing to ward women. If he is a gentloman by breeding and true feeling it will be apparent even though he may depart In some respects fram somebody's standard of action. Politeness is a matter of the heart. No amount of surface polish, of hatdifting, or posing oF bowing can make a gentleman of a bad-hearted man. No one can cover up tile true self by the cloak of social accomplishment. Or if so, he cannot thus hide himself very long. Gentleness of heart ia not a matter of head covering or uncovering. Abraham Lincoln was angular and awkward and knew fittle, and cared lees, for secial observances, but it ls of record that bi Was one of the most courteous men who ever lived Rees waa from the heart, and shone out of him in apite of hin vie lations of “good form.” Out of the heart are the issues of real courtesy. to pay later on. SILKS In the Object Lesson Sale 60c quality 27inch China Wash Stik, cream and white only. Object Lesson Sale price, per yard.. . . Be $1.69 quality 27-inch Double-Faced Peau tof Sole Silk, extra wetght and finish; black only. Object Lesson Sale price, per yard .. . ce ceeeee LO g1.35 quality 36-inch Diack Taffeta Silk, chiffon fintah and weight, very soft; none better for wear. Object Lesson Sale price, per yard ** $1.75 quality 26-inch Imported oil-botled Swiss Taffeta Silk, black only; extra heavy; every yard guaranteed. Object Lesson Sale price, per yard .. sbdeties 2Tinch Yomata Silk, regular value 76c; comes in navy blue, red, Green, light blue, pink, lavender, champagne, gray, tan, light pink, cream, biack and white. Object Lesson Sale price, per yard aHe nas oy Imported Pongee Stik, 34-96 inches wide, the beat silk made to wash and wear—that's enough sald. Object eon Sale price, per yard . : nose $1.10 3Ginch Lining Satin, the $1.25 grade; comes in all wanted shades Object Lesson Sale price, per yard ... osee Tremendous Sale of Ladies’ Hosiery and Underwear Ladies’ Underwear, long and short sleeve vests and knee and ankle pants, just right for now and early fall; 25¢ and 60¢ 35c value per yard 2%4-lb. Feather values. Object Lesson Sale price ..19¢ Sihlent ft ataan Ladies’ Sleeveless, low neck, lace trim 3-Ih, Feather Pill med, beautiful, fine ribbed, taped arm. holes oe The 3-Ib. Feather Ladies’ Pink and White Slooveless, arm Object Lesson hole and neck with draw strings, lace edge, like the 19¢ ones .......... 10¢ 75¢ and $1,00 val black and blue 12¢ Silk Vests, Kayser make, orywhere; pink and blue ..69¢ Ladies’ Vega Silk Vests ues; pink, Ladies’ I $1.50 Percales—12)4« ors, some price .... Best Floor Oil Cloth Per Yard... cireumstances | ter, wicked to fish “Fish on Sunday? boy In injured tones You cannot pick out the true gentleman by hie attention to ter, Dorothy was visiting her grand-| A gentleman is one who never forgets that he is a gentleman, | Parents 'n the country for the first) it era scattered about the she shook ber head in disapproval, “Grandpa, “you really ought to do something | !#\roduced bagpipes in Morocco. to keep your chickens from wearing ont #0.” “My rubber.” | describing a Turkish bath that he once had in Mexico, i strong man and kneaded me and punched me|compleston about the Lithe and banged me in a most emphatic! girls that carry off the eweepat When it was over and | had) trophy The Limerick face tx His polite | way gotten up. [before my sheet was adjusted, and [gave me three resounding slapu on| Liverpoot Datly Post Feather Pillows Greatly Reduced. Pillow Sale price, ject Lesson Sale price, each Pillow, ale rice $44-Ib. Feather Pill Object Lesson § ¢ price, ¢ dark MAY MANTON PATTERNS, 10¢. HAMILTON BROWN B6H9E8, dont you know that it ts ing! Sunday? | “You do, indeed!” repeated the! sented the Hritisher “Why, tlt by the admiasion. promptly as as if pleased But his exulta I'm only teachin’ this ‘ere poor tion was of brief duration, for the little worm how to swim.” | Minwourl maa immediately couciud fod with “Hut there ain't nobody can do ‘ | Seeing a quantity of feath-| | henyard| Landon Punch suggests as a rea | sou for Ralsull's batred of Kald " she told bim gravely,| Mdloan that it was the latter who If asked, “Where are the prhttiost girls in the world?” I would imme | diately reply, In Limertek, Ireland, says one who knows. freshness of face, eyes, healthfulness of eolor, sald Nat Goodwin wae a very! He laid me on slab! he came up behind me| perfection of female beanty man ceramic without a bi By All Means Be Here Friday---That’s Tomorrow Our Magnificent Stock Dress Goods All in the Object Lesson Sale G24ach $1.25 All.W green. ‘ool Storm or Cheviot Serge navy tan and black Object Lesson Sale price, per yard red, brown, oxblood and black inch AU-Wool Fren green, brown and Sale price, per yard hb Panama Guiting. lack; our regular in avy line. comes $1.00 and $1.25 Short Lengths of 9-4 Bleached Sheeting Object Lesson 2he regular 69¢ kind each ...50¢ 7Se kind, Ob Bae kind 206 r $1.50 kind Ex ach .,$1.00 mostly light col Object 69c $1.00 Waists, for w . from 32 t tra good quality lawn agd n Excellent vular $1.25 Lawn each misses All size: ly trimmed with lace and embre : y gul $1 ( rd $12 4 Meanie es ery; regular $1.00 and $12 :. Oe Object Lesson Sale price GENDRON GO-CARTS OLD COUNTRY LINENS hullete were dug out of a hill be bind @ One-halt Wool Suiting, all staple colors, Object Lesson Bate price. Neat Hardwood Clothes Pins, dozen ..1¢ per yard i2%e Heavy Retinned Coat or Skirt Hangers, 36¢ value 36-inch Hal Woot Bulting, popular cloth, crepes and always Ge ae checks; comes in navy blue, red, gray, tan, green, brown, Alice i bine, reseda, light blue, pink, cream and black. Object Lesson Heavy Tin Pio Pans, any size, each .2%4¢ 6 oa rig — a eee 19¢ A Groat, Big, Long Table of Tinware Bar So quality Wool, Mohair, Tweeds and Plain Sultings. We have : J ' about 300 yards to sell. Object Lesson Bale price, per yard .25¢ gem. Pecan aes: shegunatr rapa 5$4ach Wool Suitings, worth 85c yard, suitable for coats, skirts and AD Premed. Yisteree guage sults; comes in navy blue, red, green, @ray, oxblood and black tees HALF PRICE Object Lesson Sale price, per yard aoe he No. § Solid Steel Fry Pan 25e S#-inch Wool Suiting, Our regular $1.25; grays plaids and stripes " ‘} Object Lesson Sale price, per yard 496 $1.00 Grade Alarm Clocks ave 4Sinch All-Wool Cheviot Serge and our 46-inch Storm Serge, both Good, Strong Hammock 196 lines worth 9¢; comes in navy blue, green, brown and t fr 1 black; will be sold in the Object Les f, per yard ....66¢ may hexeuvsessitngs easton? peace bine, brown. nOe St-inch All-Wool English Broadeloth. our regular $1.89 quality, navy Object Lesson Sale price, per yard Pbe blue, red. Object Lesson PRE White Lawn Waists and $1.25} Whit ymén and price, per yard 10¢ 16 25e quality 26-inch Mercerized Sateen Lining, all col ors and black; Object Lesson Sale price, per yard ¢ 19¢ i 35e quality 24-inch Moreen ting, black only; special; Object Lesson Sale price, per yard e 200 quality neh Perealine and Spun ever wanted shade and black; Object Lesson price per yard 1ak¢ 6n¢ FREDDIE FLIP, THE SUMMER PEST Most working girls can not only he in love and properly their work, but they can att it better than If they Were not tu love Now, of course, thore #re excep tions. Por instanee, flighty, afily girls can fall in love and they won't be able to do anything but talk of their hastunds-to-be. Now that the subject has come up, | think the query Can a working girl be in love prop erty attend to her work?” ts an ideal one to use in judging wheth or 4 girl will make a good wife or not 1 am sure I would not want any BY ZELMA TRAVERS. of my brothers to marry a girl that could not property attend to her work because she was in love. If she couldn't stand the test sue- cessfully, | could not be convinced she would make a clear-headed, sensible wife until she proved it beyond the shadow of a doubt after years of married life. As a general proposition, I find myself decided tn the belief that the average girl will do any work she has to do in a more cheerful iit and more properly if whe ts in love and ts loved in return by the object of hor affections, than if she would not be in love. I have lived in the same house with giris in love, and have had excel- lent opportunities for satisfying myself on this point, Girls in love are more gontie, tender and at the same time more buoyant, more willing and bave mo “ergy and desire to do their work properly than girla not tn love. If | ebould run an establishment gnd if the em- no difference employing girls. ployment sheald be of such « character that it ma: in « business way whether the girls quit suddenly to become brides, . 1 would bang out « sien reading 4 “Wanted-—-Girle in Love—to Work.” q : Ee soos - = dy | Recontly four tons and a half of rifle raoge at Yarmouth. Rowland, the secumulat of two many bullets, which he was accus | years’ shooting by the local volun- tomed to take, in common with all teera. They Were sold tor $122.60 the peasants in that district, when- | a ton. ever he BASEMENT )} SPECIALS The Savory or Crown Meat Roasters, al ways sold at $1.26 SDE Cambric Gowns, good quati V neck, yoke lace insertion and tuc ished with cam bric ruffie; a good S5e seller Object Lesson Sale price BSe Nainsook Gowns, V neck, trimmed; the yoke is of lace and embroidery insertion, and sleeves trimmed with fine lace 98c values. Object Lesson Sal price The good WHITE PARASOLS Handsomely embroidered and finished with 1 Regular $2.00 vaiues rting, in the Object Lesson Sale at ose eve Others valued at $1.50; LINING DEPARTMENT Object Lesson. Sale 1 quality Diack Dress Sateen, Object Lesson Sale Best Marble Table Oil Cloth White and Colors Pe eee ss. BY WILLIS paw. when you #@y iff yu had a)@yt the rabbit Stop ri@ thare, yung man, sez tt oem awh paw. when you say iff yu ba da lont wy dollar thatt moons thatt you AINE) gine yous as got no dollar, so whats thee usela doller, go ox of talking about itt, iff you aint) befoar yu got thee dolier yu aint intitied to| around me tulie one Thare yu go with thatt blamed! 4 por iff again sex paw. thatt dont gett! tice of + yu nothin, mi #un. eutt that! original scheme ‘nm word out of your dicksWunery OF! pion of T the lyule never bee a sucksess eether inn this world or thee fot been eh: |moar sence he mite of beet jimm | Jeffries to a biue whisper . iff the cubs had of gott one} rn moar gaim last yeer they wud of Boy: et the white sox and been the} s ——_——— | To ee!) Seattig Por |eute your meat bills in half. 118 Pike st, opposite the Bon Marche. “ It was stated at an Inquest on & peasant in a Servian village that the man died from ewallowing too ; LYONS’ TOOTH POW DER—Special . WOODLARK TOOTH PAS Special Sele a Used Pianos| / The Meyer-TonerPiano Co. 418 PUKE ST CS-9 Fein | a LEONARD CLpty world’s ehampoens jumu AHAN. foclder Joneves bunch, | ft fog hi Thee other day { sed to my paw Att th 0 tae ame nerateh h Hint, | sex to paw, iff justice. He next Iff vill squires bad of had thee Sine ton bags ee jrite kind of a punch he wud of enced to OF licked tommie burns Bay tor cant Iff ole john ell sullivan hadnt of! ono tor each _ ot hitt thee booze so hard hee mite) now npeen yett |. Iff jack munrow had of had! Bee the mation apply office, old Ibi and 11 in the in the paid by Engier, Olympic “Market 1013-1015 FIRST AVENUE BRANCH STORE | PIKE ST.& WEST= LAKE AVE. Items for bargain hunters that should not bee BATH CAPS—A clean-up sale. Your choice 1 Off. °. 257 Le Manicure Files and Twee 71 Klip-Klip—Special BATHASW [—Regular 25¢; special UARDA’'S BATH OF I YZOIN—Per box 4711 BATH SA Regular 25c ; special... SPIRO POWDER—Re special ..ssee ular 25c¢; GRAV TOOTH POWDER—Special... WOU Bike b ene coin enedens °e ENTHYMOL TOOTH PAST SHEFFIELD’S TOOTH POWDE eh, Se ope LISTER'’S ANTI ric " TOOTH POWD El recommended by dentists generally, per bottle 4 BRUSHES Our big sale of brushes is still on, but ends night. You'd better take advantage of this nity and buy a good brush cheap. Remen are bath brushes, clothes brushes, hair bra brushes, nail brushes, hat brushes—all brushes at— 257 Off THE QUAKER DRUG. 1013-15 lst Ave.—Two wre: and? y (Wo rth W For One Week A large number of rented pianos have come in during the last month on account of peo ple being away on thelr sum- mer vacation; other pianos have been reverted, by purchasers not meeting their obligations or moving away. This leaves us a large number of used planos, many of them leading makes, which we will close out this week A reduction of 36 to 50 per cent is made on all of th planos, though on some y can hardly tell they ever have been out Terms as low as $6 per month Our splendid Leva? en's Summer Ap reduced from effect a quick ol 314 Union Street. Opposite the P.-1, -—- — need the reom goods that are coun Millinery is balf Do You Want to Fit up a restauragt Furni Emt Ruy a plano or organ are marked Way and panama sults a8 ‘ourth to oneball as ave big bargaina all " ning house. If not conventent 10) you may open a& us and pay a little little at a time 1F ected Purchase a desk or office fix tures. Or acquire a of bric-a-brac or furniture visit the store of rare old plece then PHONFS Ne 'Sd 88? Complete housefurnishers and Sole Agents for Charter Oak Ranges. 1992.84 Second A¥w «Seattle's Rel Hoi ey e@er¢«ne ee 8 = B8Pree sect Sreow tte