The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 30, 1907, Page 4

in that oMele flower? Look at tt! ‘Think about ft! Where did tt come from? Who mado it? Lie down on that grass face do@n in it, Breathe tt, Isn't grawm@wonderful? Every one of those little green blades ta alive, Millions and millions of ‘em. Do THE SEATTLE « STAR Temporary Quarters, Old Libram? Bullding. BY STAR PUBLISHING CO. Re EVERY APTERNOON EXCEPT BUNDAY you know what all this has done for us? Do you think this ts only | & house and some rooms and @ kitchen stove and ® back fence and ee ond Sunset Main 1050. op tttao ayard? N@ air: it's a home, that’s what it tepnd it's the grass and Sunest Main 1@o. “er the flowers that have done three-fourths of igi" LARD SEAR AGRNCY2AN Mallard Ave Sunent, Mallard tot Kverybody doesn't have one,” we sald ss he answered i wonder why ‘hon, slowly haps You'll rt NS We wonder, too, I EVERETT STAR AGRENCY—Momer Rvans, 21 Rockerteller Ave. = think about this next aprlng e cont per COPY, ALE Conte par Week, OF LWHERY- five Conte per month Mellvered A a Mag FE, By? whon life*begins to wake up from its long winter sleep, Perhaps Taacccd eh Gm Danteden th Wourtan, WF eanienions > you'll make you ard ow than just me real estate tbat fomail, BUNSCRIRERD—The <tas soeP | tant occupied by a bulldi Never mind where this doctor's place jadel of cach we is, If you pas by I, you will be ve Apt to recognise it, Tt tin’ just a house, It dent fust a yard that you could almost put dg “ row ty ou hal, with some , a You'd u Y pa What a pr “guy | you f in tt rover may ut a pretty B® ocelot a8 you ® ea little house! . alitcrinnle Rut you would say 4 Pe ee ee ee) “What @ pertect little heme.” - MR. SAWYER'S OVERTRROW ‘ONE MAN'S GRASS AND FLOWERS What did you do with your yard this summer? oxi revision plan couldn't Councilman Sawyer received a jolt last night when ‘the There a physictan whom wo know—a busy physictan, too @euncll tarned dows. bie. charter He bad senbéad plated an easy victory and for a moment doterntine what had hit bim It was public sentiment, Mr » thetr ears to the ground or free to act an they believe they should Inetdentally the whole affair proved a boomerang. Planning to revise the charter so that City Engineer Thomson should be deprived of much of the power now held by him, Mr. Sawyer wan compelled to att and Isten to eulogies of the gentioman he wished to overthrow and these from the lps of mon whom he belteved were with him. Next time, Mr. Sawyer, be more careful You never can tell STAR DUST BY JOSH » what he haa done with his yard, quite You show We did tive in a fat one of these big he sald, “You know Sawyor—public sentiment exprens expensive places where there's a great deal more style than there be o are ed by councilmen who k is comfort. I got tired of it, 1 wanted a home. T wanted flowers, and I wanted some grass of my own to lle down on when I felt ke it So he rented a tiny little place on a aide street, though It's ever #0 much bigger than the flat was, His front yard i# about: 16 by 12 foot, and his back yard is perhaps as big as 80 by 15 feat. Not much room, is tt? But you ought to see what he has done with tt His lawns are perfect. Every Ittle blade of grass is fust where it belongs. There are no thin spots or bare places, On every side they are trimmed along the walks and the fences as if Back and front, he has two beautiful plots of with a sharp knife. soft green velvet And you should see bis Mowers! Evor atnce early spring he has had flowers. Now he has pansies and sweet peas and verbena and four o'clocks that make the tiny Hi like a conservatory tm the cool of the afternoon. of buttons and gladiolf and brilliant einnias and scar little Our Dally Cheer. What any day may bring to us ong We do not know The famine, or the | Or weal, or woe froat porch sx n we've been skinned He has bac let sage. B Meh But be our portion what it may, | Or large or small | Of nectar we shall taste that d ay, or tn spring he had beds of velvety " overplum, He has crimson ramblers be ated daistes and yellow daffodils. side the house, big clusters of golden glow and great masses Of Jon triumph or the happiness Or only gall | green cannas, and rows of tall chrysanth: ns are getting ready to | That «ives life nest |} Though good may come or even | The fatlure which with all its stress bad. bloom a little The other a or We press the bluff We never know when we have had Ma Wh 4 us seek rest mora breaks o'¢ ornoon he was out in his shirt sleeves with bis © us in our trowel and his hose and his little pruning sheara couch Enough Puck Man,” he said, “look at this We can pot say “A good of work, wasn’t it? jit it wilt Hurrah” or “Ouch” A Word From Josh Wise. Work?” he smiled. “Well, perhaps it was work. Isn't it worth That marks the day It in triumph or If we'll ex Regret we've sinned Or joy to count the profit more it? Look at these four o’clocks Was the thing in the world more beautiful than the suspicion of lavender Smell ‘om © ever any in Hern Mans it think they're hardt's = an’ flelds.” Who is Pauline engaged to A Cadillac Broke it off with Louteville Co now rr eh? ! Why do most people thiaki@hat most other people are deficient fh a sonse of hum ow York Bveu ing Mail by De principal objection tion trules,’ said Uncle Eben, “ta de way ley gits obstinate an’ kicks, An it might be mentioned “Gat tat's de principal objectic os human folks Washington ) oo vention to FE won't be overtax fakers meet 1 until the nature Ray of Hope. fing) —t see up in price mor—Ty heck; maybe I kin j break even on that gold brick 1 | bought last year, after all. | enone eaneet ene FE Miustrated Quotation. LET THE CHILDREN START SCHOOL RIGHT, CLAD IN NEW ATTIRE-THEN THEY’LL Go WITH LIGHT HEARTS. THIS 15 THE LOGICAL PLACE To BUY THOSE NEW CLOTHES- STOCKS ARE So COMPLETE, STYLES SO SNAPPY, QUALITIES SO THOROUGHLY RELIABLE AND PRICES SO EXTREMELY MODERATE. THEN, Too, IF YOU HAVE QUITE AFEWLITTLE ONES TOFIT OUT, YOU’RE WELCOME INDEED To TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR LIBERAL CREDIT PLAN, | His very foot has muate fn it |} As he comes down the stairs.” | W. J. MICKLE. | Charitable AND PAY A LITTLE DOWN AND A LITTLE AT A ee eae ile ee puate et a TIME FOR ANYTHING SELECTED-THAT’LL MAKE deaae op Be eee aoe ae jdry the washing I take in this win ter | | A LARGE OUTLAY OF CASH UNNECESSARY. | Queen Alexandra of bonn in it with the | bee. as a wonderful s, but whe tan't Amertcan presidential | collection BOYS’ RUSSIAN BLOUSE SUITS $3.50 To $9.00 ‘« SAILOR SUITS - $5.00 To $9.00 ‘* NORFOLK AND SINGLE AND DOUBLE BREASTED SUITS $3.50 To $9.00 MISSES’ SKIRTS - - $4.50 UP de COATS - - $6.50 UP o SUITS ° + $16.50 UP | i; What becomes of your vacation | after you have had it? Buy your hat of B. N. Brooks & Co., 1331 Second ay ove U.S. Navy Yard The Pacific squadron ia now at Bremerton, and the navy yard now has more battleships of all classes jthan ever before in the history of the Puget sound Tt ts crowded i) with voasols. such as the Ne Eastern Outfitting Co., inc. > aga ge RE Macon Boston, Albany, Charleston “and | Buffalo, the training ship. Phila |delphia, the prison ship Nipaie, and Hii the torpedo boat Paul Jones and Goldsborough, and the immense drydock. Hoats leave Pier 2. Round | trip only 60 cents. 1332-34 SECOND AVENUE 209 UNION STREET attle’s Reliable Credit House’ COFFEE. Boys Wanted Good butter od and g || To sell Seattle papers. For tntor|tea and coffee belong to mation apply to Geo, Engler, Stay = office, old brary butlding, between | gether Y and 11 in the morning and 2 in ales 8 in the afternoon, Initiation feo ur grocer returns your mone pald by Engler ese lif you don't like Schilling's Rewt September VICTOR Record: jing new records by de Gogorta, Constantino A LITTLE FRUIT FARM, . and are now on sale. Drop into our Vietor | me sven $5 a Month Per Acre, ALBERT HANSEN : pte tee nh the famous Yakima dls I hear th trict Cultivated ipfauea Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry planted and cared for FIRST AND CHERRY CALHOUN, DENNY @ EWING, Ine, Alaska @idg. Optical Department SEAVIEW TRACTS, y Fine garden tng, derey raising and chicken ranching 0350 to $750 per tract. Weer 4 wHeEnien, Colman Butiving. UNION TALoRe, Stores-S16 Third Ave, and Galesroem ane Wertraom ff) Third and Washingten m. Suite to Order om Men eaten, Two ° . ee Bw OO atenammatinte B¥Fa Bets ntetin mene « THE SEATTLE STAR—FRIDAY, AUGUST 30, 1907 Put your | “Ay AMA et ate AP Perret y FAR perren TO BE AN OLD MAID THAN TO MAR WHO 18 NOT ONE'S EQUAL,"@Mre, Btuyvesant Fish, “yr you th Bnd if you rowalt " WWatake tha , You will have had More battleships at navy than ever before . — — anne noe Bi. of A Word to eat . ‘the Wise .. the h ¥ j 4 : IsEnough || End of Season |! » E s 0 By DOROTHY DALE Only 0 fo prices on some of |i] nthe on ti Mrs, Fish's whole contention that |] the best known Brands of whix ' PR Fe it is better to be an old maid than niga usb et oe quan wit to marry & man fot one’s equal ne se for not We ~~ S a he} hinges largely on that difficult prob Hunter @uitimore Rye Last of measuring equality Gees Old Gucken mu dollar be helmer R Mos. Stvvvesant Pian against dollar, educatio <target A : vantages against educadional adyantages, social standing against no y cla} standing Keystone Monogram It would seem #6, for whon these things tally everybody srtlen Bourbon | and exclaims What a perfect match!” | Big 4 Bourbon ” Hut that ts just the cause of the myriad divoree court sean j# that make for the elevation of the old maid's status, Men and ALL FULL QUARTS, men are matohed, not mated, After all, there are but two essentials that the man and woman who merry should have in comme like tastes and a like high pur pose to make the world a little better, a little brighter for their union. For what ts so splendid as the strength of & man courageously pat forth to do and dare tn the big world of endeavor for his little brood? And what ts #0 fine as the steadfastness of a woman that keeps her by his side smoothing and meautifying the way? — EEE » present tendeney to old idiem on the part of able, self °° TU on supporting women and hetresses is one of the false notes that is ly on the Fiyer ¢ the who i the hole world out of tune. Women are intoxicated with SHATTLE-TACOMA nouTE Pare 350—Round Tri r own independence. They look down from an imaginary alth fad FOUR ROUND TRIPS DAIL LEA Ss de GREAT RAZOR APECIAL Keystone Liquor Co. 1128 tet Ave. Phones The Only Bxclusive Family LAquor House in Seattle. tude on & man who doesn't wear « dross sult as ff to the manner ¥. bor o ho b t ; rm. or who hasn't made a fortune before he dares raise his eyes atti +4 05 and in thetr direction. Young woman, consider the man—not the cut of bis coattails! Hiave you Latin where he has mechanieal ingenulty or organ- ising ability? Very good. It is you who will teach your children while he provides for them Hasn't he ons to all the homes you visit? more worthy one Differences of education and social standing are trifling. Mave and 10:25 a. m. 4 LEAVES TACOMA — 6:55 a. | | m. and 12:16, 3:55 and 7:30 p.m. SEELEY, Jr. Agent. Seattle | —Tel. Tel. 212. He may found a Store Opens LABOR DAY 9:30 A. M. Mon., Sept. 2 C oses 9:30 P. M. Month-End Sale Affects the Whole Store Strong Specials for Saturday in the Ready-to-Wear Section Hae Neon $5.00 [5.00 Na Wain COME Closed High-Grade Separate Skirts for Women, All-wool ma Fine lack, navy blue, brown, gray and dozens of dif tertala, in ,- Reautiful New Line of Ecru Net Waists These are worth ferent patterns tn mixtures, checks and plaids. These | “"¢¢ 09 each. On sale Saturday only 92.49 skirts are from our regular stock of $6.00, $10,00 and $12.00 skirts. On sale Saturday oo $6.00 Plaid $3.98 x ' ve $5 00 ~ ” $8.00 Petticoats . aists The fest Silk Petticoat in Seattle for $6.00. Blacks and all , . ona Pek colores, made of guarant taffeta; extra wi with 4 | New Plaid Sik Waists for Fall, 1907 All the new co! oe cy flouses o 0 4.00. On sale Saturday | superior quality silk and pretty styles fancy flounes. Worth $780 and $6.00 Ae 50 | uperior quality, ail Nort NEW COATS FOR CHILDREN. JEW SUI FOR CHILDREN. NEW HATS FOR WOMEN oF ‘NEW COATS FOR WOMEN. NEW HATS FOR CHILDREN. tearcloth” and “Crushed Plush” Coats, all colors and sizes, for chil After NEW SUITS FOR WOMEN. Just received six hundred cs, $3.49 to $7.50. NOTE dren, Pr Deep Cuts in Long Black Kid Gloves 7 — _ Neckwear LONG BLACK GLACE KID GLOVES. 12, 14 and 16 Mutton Lengths; ever pair Auto Velling, every popular shade in perfect; values $2.95 and $3.75; special u Tbe value; special = $1.98 N. B.—Can’t try them on; can't exchange Ice Wool Shawls—New fall goods ready; special offering for Saturday; $1.26 valk White Stiff Collars, neatly embroidered i them at this price DENT’S LONG GLACE KID GLOVES. 12 and 16 Button Longtha, tans and browns; r Sp’cls per pair $14.00 N. B--We have the only Dent Long 50c Princess Chic Hose Sup- many different designs; regular 25¢ sel- Gloves in Seattle. porter a check orn; epoctal Saterday eT i“ Bation ‘Laat sapere gut; 80 S0c Jockey Cap, satin tned White Linen Coat Sets—collar and cuffs— Part ‘ ¥ $2.12 broadcloth «+ BEE hemstitched; 35¢ values for -. Me Golden Fleece Shetland Hlaborately Emproidered Coat Sets, The Floss, regular 10c; sketn sellers, Saturday via seeeses v G¢ TT toc White Lace Coat Sets 50e Imported Solid Rack Pure Bristle Nail or Hand Women’s and Children’s 39¢ Collar Foundations, white or black * i Hosiery Brow 66. ees ee eee ze 26e Elastic Belts, favorites for fall use; ape Re: ee Te cial Saturday dd ase HOSE, Bie. Best Ironing Wax le 1 Ladies’ Black Hose, Gordon dye, warranted $1.75 Reversible Smyrna stainless, in either white or black feet; Rug, 27x64 inches ...98¢ regular 36c values. Special for Satur ’ os aay 2he 60¢ Boren Hand Towels, 26x U d 25¢ WOOL HOSE, I9¢. 14 inches, each ze W omens Unadwr Ladies’ Fine Black Wool Hose, gray feet, e . - the product of the famous Radiant mills Rest Lining Cambric, -4%¢ es a rome Muslin Drawers, Liber 4 good 260 seller. Saturday special .19¢ 10-yard lMmit special screamin: 25e BOYS’ HOSE, 19¢. 20-inch Jap Silk, all colors : . pis Boys’ Wide Ribbed Hose, fine French lisle, and black, yard 19¢ 98c Muslin Drawers, lace and embroidery the best-wearing hose, fine French liste, trimmed, with insertion to match; @ or girls, and they won't fade; regylar 25¢ 12 Women’s Handkerchiefs Saturday arr ys seller, Very special for Saturday at. 19¢ ze 25e Long white, Sleeve Fine Rib y size; sp bed Vesta, pure 4Se Silked Vests, a satisfactory article that pleases; colors pink and biue; special .. 15e CHILOREN’S SCHOOL HOSE, Se, Boys’ and Girls’ School Hose, fine and wi ribbed; sizes to 8; a good 16c hose, Sat urday special se + 32 . several pat & good 190 seller. Spe I2ke 25e Box Ruching of 6 kinds 15e 26e Embroidered Lawn Turn overs Se Wash Embroidered Relts, ach ihe | Popular Prices---London’s Store for Men To clean up our line of Men's Nogligee Shirts, we place Lace Hose. terns good lisle cial for Saturday 10¢ Sleeveless Vests, nice quality, white only . be Want Shoes? Buy Here Tomorrow on sale Saturday All $1.60 and $2.00 grades at . . eee one All 76e and $1.00 gra at 606 Women's Fine Dress Shoes, 1 tip cher style, thin and medi 1.05 flextb: um he sole, military he r ex all sizes; regular $2.50 Clean-Up Sale of Men's Underwear fail goods» to make room for All Haibriggan Underwear, regular 500, Saturday aoe All Silk Mixed, fish net and ribbed, regular 65¢ and 75¢ Women's Oxfords, patent colt o extension OF S< turday ive light flexible sole, button or lac regular Just in, a new line of Shirts in all new patterns, made up $2.50; special $1.65 in regulation and correct style; sold always at $1 bere is lated joys’ Heavy Calfskin Shoes, ex Our special for Saturday See Display in Window A New Lot of Men's Work Shirts just tm. wear and W& we sizes 13 to 5%; re ar § a . 69 ter proof made up in a fine krade of jerwey, fleece lined; just the thing for cold, wet Setniae? Sans 3 . t kid. top, weather; regular $1.00 values. Saturday at The maiees tas ee " cos 11 to Men's Heavy Merino Hose, the best-wearing hose made oP me — STS all sizes and three colors; regular price 6c, Saturday 4 96 se ‘ at Men's Gun Metal Shoes, biueh light et | ident Suspenders, until 12:30, at tension sole; all sizes; regular $ 83.50 a MOVING AND ) BEKIN STORAGE €O., CORNER THIRD AND WASHINGTON. GOING EAST COMING WE6? GOING SOUTH COMING NORTH withont any charge for cottage Cut Freight Rates on Houschoht Gaal You have only to phone ua—we Tell your friends te take advantage ¢ wr lo ae 1) endl with duformation of the almost half the freight in anvod al sts, Boods, ob You may indicate | by our private car system aie will Pacitio & Puget Sound Borting eee ep tema Soult whet rose, Company, Phone 927 ; | FIRG PROOF STORAGE Set at ttremenaanaiene ARAN case a me Oa weed eee TAKING THE WATERS— soda, selteor, viehy ete.—It they bear carbonie. ote our brand to be pure Just what they claim We deliver any desired sort at your doot at very m 1 MOVIRG#