The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 13, 1907, Page 4

a a poor arithmetic le THE SEATTLE STAR >) 7” will ide one of these daya whether you have a ble salar fact in high } far BUBLISHING Co. 1907-1309 Seventh av. $10,000 a year or whether you work for $40 a month When YOU | "Urhe last time 1 came from the - ao. * a rh yourself to say, “1 wilt ha ve a good loason, and T won't play | pyyippines 1 wan not soasick, but —o- EVERY AFTERNOON EXCEPT SUNDAY. unttt T know L have learned it’ —that in the same thing that t# [some others were, One day 1 saw ve . ®» 4 is gol a dyspeptic old gentleman an b G78; Suneet Main 1000 ¢ going to help you to be happy inMad of Mh . and is golog m a beige? aN " » a those by ly engage a ne Bien 1188; Guneet Main 1050, to make you go through the big world at thp head of the class in. |{l086 Nally Olean ie with ‘i D STAR AGENCY a Ballard Ave Gunest, mallhra oe, r stead of at the fogs ® |him a mma Now, whore aro those booka? “My friend, you seem to have a} ERT BTAN AGMMCY—Momer Rvans, O81 Rockerfelior Ave; Buneet 10 Ca Sone spaaeainiainas Totes omnes, T bee Das cont per copy, win cents per week oF CWONLWfve cents per month Oeil “Pausigg betwoon efforts he hoor carrion, Ne free conten, . Turned & withering look “ny way meet wy office at Benttle, Washington. as secand-clane matter and said: ‘I may bhavowa weak! — = oe oo ee reed a slatomach, but I'm throwing tt Just TO MAW, RUNHCRINAND The Sate w ben your subscription expires tw len 'ee t ibe othera, ain't 1? per, When that arvivea "iC" yeur eybacrivtion has at ay far as others, ain't ance, pour name le taken from the list bel le & reowipt OTIC SUBSCAIBENS howd y eur copy of The Mar fail to rcy srontoa, please te we whe (aver ¢ 1» our mala LM, between € amd TH oe and we will i mise It more than anew, Re OW subsoribere & perfect servicn~and SCHOOL-A LITTLE TALK WITH THE BOYS AND GIRLS Boys and girla, this is for y ou. Sctivol time again, isn’t it? No more woods for a white meadows and playtha down by the creek now, and a new pencil and a bookstrap, and a new teacher Probably wondered how you are going to like that new teac her You remember the big boy who told you last year how strict she jous they other men thelr envy mis and big green It's a bundle of b You've no mere country one fortunes or some of was. And then perhaps you begin fractions this year those other things in the big books that everybody says are fo much harder than the little books were, “Oh, just bother school Gand bow! betew wide “heskae anyway!" Ty that the way it ts? Teddy bears are stuffed abroad -by Everbody knows how children. feel about school, because, you [cheap labor, Hadn't noticed any eee, everybody was a child himself once, and remombers. The | cheapness in the retall price how ver great poet Shakespeare remembered how he felt, and wrote of It in one of bis plays “The whining And shining morning face, creeping lke gnall Unwillingly to school. Teacher just now is getting « frosh ease of nervous prostration. The county fair Te in the alr. achoolboy, with his satchel When the elocutionists recite this (ask your teacher, if you “4 @on't believe it), they always say “orecee ping bike small,” Prince d'Abro, bagratide of Exypt all drawn out tike that, and slow, just to show how unwillingly | who ts visiting, says the women of beautiful, always well and quick-wit America are most children do go to achool fressed, intelligent It is pleasant to see all the children again ‘wears off in two or three days, and then found of recitations and lessons and and maybe some marks that aren't as good as they ought to be, And the lessons are hard nid wo much rather do something | but you know that comes the tiresome old ete. ete. ote, ott, ote lessons and recitations. The Wandering Minstrel and you wo @lse than study, and you say, “Oh, I wish I was like father and mother, and didn’t have to go to schoo! any more. That's where you make a great big mistake, Father { | te school yet. So is mother. Not your kind of school, but a @eal harder one. You started to school as a little bit of baby and you never will stop aa long as you live. Nobody e stops, You don’t remember it, but you had to learn to walk. That was school. Then you had to learn to obey, and that was a hard lesson You had to learn ever so many things, After a while you started other ing house, it to what we call school, and that was to teach you, things, what to do with the brains inside of your head these days, when you begin earning money keep Won't bring you in a single dollar more to know w Good Hoye is, but when you made your mind learn that fact and keep it as a part of its knowledge, and when you added to that Uittle bit of mind exercise a great many other mind exercises, every time you trained your mind 4 little more you prepared yourself @ littie more for the grown-up days that are coming. Your mind among Se re the Cape of fs just tke your arm; if It isn't exercised and developed, it will | Crossing over to Erin's tale, the Newer be anything but a poor, little puny mind. Weadering Minstrel get he Ra: But at school you are doing mere than this. You are not only | M*, Weary bones at the village of y @ doing more than this. You are not only | ha iyoma But he partook training and developing your mind, but you are training and de Yeloping yourself. You learn re t, and observation, and doing things along with other people. School and lessons are teaching ather freely of the native pothoen and tried to slam this one scr 1 0 "tis | : ja _J08 to Control yourself, to aay, “No; I would rather play, but 1 | TH & mmall thing, the flea le—tis Misses’ High-Grade Rubbers ....30¢ ‘@ught to stady And that is the hardest fesson of all. Lots of for tverywhere it sits, thot very Children’s School Shoes that will last Srown-ups fail in life, just as some children do in thelr place sits not. and turn the w t ! and nearly ail the grown-ups who do fat), fall just beeen | i heal Pg eet “ Tis a smart thing, the flea fe—tis low heel; sizes 6 to 11; apecial have never learned the difference between “1 Ought to.” want to’ artful little elf For whin ye t So, boys and girls, though It may seem very strange to you, “Wore “balileships the thing that makes the difference betwoen a good arithmetic than ever before. Rhrtertitierie rien ce eas Sanpostinaiiccena van The salaried man is Occasionally pressed for ready cash. He cannot buy, in a city of this size, unless he is well known to the merchant, any article of clothing unless he does pay cash, That man can, however, dress as he sees his neighbor with unlimited income, in the very best of atyle and fashion, Bankers ask for credit. So do our greatest financiers. It is no disgrace for any man. And our modern credit system will enable anyone to wear clothes that come up to his ideal Bradbury System Clothing is for men Men of every station Clothing.” And why The styles are ever the latest by our modern credit s the quality of fabric i stem, are ¢ ver within Just pay a little down And the remainder at your own convenience way to d you would like to. And when you open an account you are given enough tir io pay the balance, just 2 le each week or fortnigt ‘ to pay n just a littl uch week or for k nth, as you desire, so that there will be absolutely no d ain upon your income, no matter what it may be n $22.50 to $40.00 The prices of the I adbury System Clothing range fre isn't it better for you to pay a little down and a little at a time than to pay the full amount in cash? Ask yourself this question serious! Our men’s department does not confine itself to suits alon you may buy your hat or your shoes or your overcoat or your raincoat in the ry way , Eastern Outfitting Co., Inc. union sr. Seattle’s Reliable Credit House 5,/3%3:!%, ¢ 100 ARCADE),...2== ane DE LUXE OPTICALCO. ING, | The Chicago Eye Specialist | |! | | Fine Worm Our Spectaity Setiafaction Querentood Pugns sae H. L. KLEIN’ The best Shoe Repairing in the City While You Wait 217 JAMES BT. Fourth Bank Ruilding Corner Second and Pike Street Beattie Wo are showing the Eaest apd at stylieh tne of TOP COATS Im the Oi THE VALORES WEABY CO, A LITTLE FRUIT "ARM 95 down, $5 a Month Per Acre. in the famowe Yakima die f triet Cottiveted, — tevigated, j Pte out comm fow, | | EAT KHOUN SHAMY - | aime, ped vere Fourth aed Pita, ® tects Be MS ae ae ents Oe 8 mw Na ete Bieta teh Se cae ON! BY JOSH “Some men are #0) ATTLE STAR—FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, W. in Just th » 4 humor 08 “rhe Ladios’ Park club of London, Alode of the exclusive organizations oL that city, has decided that mom batin’ on yorself, bers may velther om cigaretios npr play bridge, The les will be ‘Tin w wild thing, the floa ie—and Pfrictly enforced, The house has | thes no He, aathore 100 rooms, of which 60 are bed Por whin ye would arrest It, ye gel There is a tty Mnoking & rest no more ‘Ht be exclusive: | | DRUG, ‘5 Tis @ light thing, the flea is—tn Se rh A I tid i hat! event the scales it will not stay; | Reading the advertisements for| Confronted with a tight money, That Boy Next Door didn’t lot tha png For try to weigh a floa, and it witf eater one is impressed with | market, That Hoy Next Door was) stop him. He has the commercial) _S#aNcn ston floe away the fact that very few persons who | Sail to the emergency, Indeed, ho | instinct in an exaggerated form. He » roomers want young women |W4* too equal to It. The next time| waited for the next rag man to When the merry villagers eud:| for their rooms, says a writer, Men |th® emergency comes by, I think,/ come through the alley 2 sled hin bones wid shillelahe youl are always preferred, even the “en 'he will lay down to ft, if a good It wasn't long before one came Continuation of the i cowd hear his cries as far as Han-| ployed” woman having small | eking tas taught him anythi j and That Boy Next Door was ready Leather Bale, sie i try bay, for they sald he was mak-| chance, This ts no doubt partly} hat Boy Next Door wan an|for him with the contents of the ing fun of the Irish, bad cess to}due to the fact that the women |10¢ Cream sundae and hadn't the| dirty clothes basket The crafty him roomers impose on thelr landiadies,| Mee. And nobody about the house | old rag man awarded the boy all of * wing the laundry, Ironing on the | felt Mke giving it to. him. But) ee er Ee jerape your feet before you) kitchen range, aud, worst of all, in| = |eome tn, Johnny [the minds of sone vonen, (py | TE Boys Wanted weohed toni use, mat I've just!have “company”’—young men and’ you N BUY POR LESS! To sell Seattle papers, For tnfor 4 my shins women, who stay late in winter, FROM ANYONE, YOU CAN'T AF-| mation apply to Geo. Bugler, Sta Ten i and take up all the chairs tn sum-| FORD TO PAY MORE TO ANY-|effioe, old library building, between a © grew eat worry on sailing | mer. Then there may be other rea-|ONE. SHOT GUNS, RIFLES, AM-|§ and 11 tn the morning and 2 till a “ on the Minnesota was the danger | sone that altogether make the men|MUNITION, AT THEO. WILTS &|3% in the afternoon. Initiation tos t Copa ey of seasicknoss, When told by «| preferred 1CO., 1008 FIRST AY *** | paid by Engler. ose ‘ae HAMILTON BROWN SHOES, | | " iaresyesoipceensceun ne gy '@ STORE OPENS 9:30 A. M, CLOSES 9:30 P. M. BARGAINS IN WOMEN’S SHOES Heavy Calfskin Shoes, me diur »w heel, cap toe; a shoe for wet wea and hard wear; special znd demi SHO La * High Grade Storm Rubbers .. W n's Three-Point House »pers, low heel, plain wide toe, fle soft, pliable upper; special , Women's Footholds .. ion » Dee . de es, exten- ; a shoe that will tand the wét; $pecial - $1.25 Heavy Calfs low heel wear and Children's High-Grade Rubbers ..39¢ SPECIALS IN .MEN’S SHOES" Boys’ Caliskin Shoes, extension sole, cap toe, a good, strong shoe that will stand the test; sizes 1144 to 2; spe- cial +. $1.48 . 40¢ . plain or MADE BY H —- Boys’ Self-Acting Rubbers Men's Heavy Working Shoe cap toe, extension sole, a shoe of mer- it; well worth $3.00; special ..$2.48 Men’s Storm Rubbers .......++. .GO¢ SEPARATE SKIRTS Two Extra Specials in Women's Skirts for Baturday: LOT NO, I~ $5 and $6 Skirts at $2.98 Now Fall Skirts, tp black, navy blue, brown the apie Regu! 00, $5.00 and $6. ON SALE SATURDAY AT LOT NO, 2~ $7.50 and $8.50 Women’s Skirts at $5.00 Fine, HighGrade, Strictly All-Wool Skirts Full pleated and made in very latest Fall styles. Dozens of different patterns to choose from. These skirts are warranted perfect fitting. Regular prices $7.50 and $8.00. ON SALE SATURDAY AT 85.00 “TAPERING WAIST” R. & G. CORSETS A Corset that conforms to your figure pric ues. val $2.08 Women’ or Vests Women's Pink or worth 15« $2.95 and $3.75 Kid Gloves, 39¢ Women’s Flanne ® MAY MANTON PATTERNS, 10¢ AMERICAN LADY $3.50 MADE BY HAMILTON BROWN SHOE COM- PANY. AMERICAN GENTLEMAN SHOES $3.50 BROWN SHOE COM- PANY. HAMILTON BROWN SHOES Best Known for Our Wet Climate gray. green and all kinds of dark woo! Mixtures, In this lot will be found a great TRY A Fee. man sample skirte, worth doub) AFTER SUPPER SHOPPERS 6% and 6% ; pair Williams’ Shaving Soap .2¢ @ 5 conte for the bundie away bd 0d hurrieg Well, the lowe was ah most immediately and the | Was overhauled by the boy's jer and > diagorge, By time, bi er, That Boy Meat: that | had spent the nighel, #hd coulg kive it b Telther we mother courh up Aclucing the hip him arrested, He oan have #0, too, for he went away ge r A Smoke Mery apie | iF rida Hall, betw PY ombia * me se Suit Come ie twp, OLD COUNTRY LINENS. = UNION HOURS MILLINERY SPECIAL $4.50, $5.00 and $5.50 TRIMMED HATS $3.98 For Saturday we have arranged a spe- of the Trimmed Hats shown this season. There are all the best selling shape Regular $4.50, $5.00 and $5.50 values, ON SALE SATUR- ES cial table newest all colors and Maree Corn and Wart Care .,..itie| The Que Drug Co. TWO STORES | 1013-15 Fourth and | First Ave. Pike Comfort Spec’ls for Saturday filled with pure white worth $1.75; special $1.49 with pure white Full Sized Comfort, cotto?; new designs; Full Sized Comfort, fitle cotton, sanitary made ues; special for Saturday COTTON BLANKET SPECIALS. Extra Full Sized Gray Cotton Blanket (12-4); our regular $1.76 blanket; special tomor row $1.53 AMILTON BATH ROBE BLANKETS. Extra Large Bath Robe Blankets you need; regular $1.75 specially priced for Saturday $1.45 and IN THE STORE FOR MEN A new line of Men's Shirts, all late styles and patterns; the best at the price in the city; Saturday .. 26.6 coveces oeees CDE Clean-Up of Men's Negligee Shirts, in tan, gray and white; all sizes and good ma terial; regular $1.60; Saturday ....81.19 Boys’ Walstsa, im all colors, patterns and ate just the thing for school wear, cheaper than can make them; Fly on the SEATTLE-TACOMA Fare _3Sc—Round FOUR ROUND TRIPS LEAVES SEATTLE — 6:6 and 10:25 a mq 2105 and 2M p.m. LEAVES TACOMA — 3 12:15, 3:55 and 72 P U. SEELEY, Jr. Agent. Sento | —Tel. Main 176. Tacoma | Tei. 212. } just what and §2.76 values bh “KEEP IN MIND” | Cline’s Piano Hous GREAT CLOSING OUT SALE OF PIANOS. NOW] A good assortment of Boys’ Caps, In wool and worsted; & number of styles to choose from; special Saturday at ise New Lot of i Fro Brocaded Shirts blue. and white at $1.75 urday a good value at Men's “Police and Firemen's” Brace, made IS YOUR OPPORTU-} Be of heavy web and leather ends; the kind NITY Ly that will stand hard we regular prt ae Ser : Saturday speciai 2. 9 Sect Remember.” we carry « complete ine ot | fl) Cline’s Me Waiters’ Coats; Aprons in the cook's and French stant. soo” ‘ailsheres ta bean Piano :| and rubber Prices the lowest Bee We have a few more Rubber Collars left Se 1 . andtoclean them up we offer them dur Te ¢ Blue V ing the Saturday sale at be We ¢ than 5 Not more to a customer Long Black izes 534, 6, . SL.89 UNDERMUSLINS DRAWERS AT 39¢. lette Kimo Muslin and only does that, isn’t periect Drawers, od quality muslin, fitting. It must “give” with your a hy » Ade trimmed with lace insertion, with every movement, toomlike R. & G Finest Taleum Powder, per tucks between and lace edging; reg T'apering Waist Corsefia That's one tin... ea. ular 59 values; Saturday, special of the features that havg made R. & Best Ironing Wax, per pkg ree 39¢ 3. Corsets famor / p — a i they are the only eotliie coca MOE OU REAP oer DRAWERS AT 989. . o O@@s made ex ; ° ‘ | pressly to give tha fwell-defined rine Wot Jéckey. OAPs. te Nainsook Drawers, very fine material, waistline, ‘The fuliiline of new assorted colors; 35¢ value trimmed with embroidery or lace rib and styles is ready. All Minpths, Ey vee 19¢ bon beading; Article We Luxe; an vo ery pair guaranteed Same in Batiste, ham Apron Large 30c Blue Check Ging Men’s Mackintoshes extraordinary $1.39 Saturday specia HOSIERY 25e LACE HOSE, 3 FOR 50¢. Gray and black; a coat that Splendid fitting, fast black, allover lace Fine old A bon, will not crack and is ab special Saturday, 3 pairs for oe 1 old Guckenhel ‘dh | In all the latest shades MB brown and solutely waterproof; a coat Children’s Wide and Narrow Ribbed Hose > eal t for ssa ~— | never sold for less tha fant black; sizes 6 to 8, inclusive:; a good pe RCO | t “i se n "he eb. YSTONE LIQUO! tan; 12-button length; price $4.00 $10.00; special ....87.50 Antec colier; Gatartay special Se dene reese corner Senet re] Si y | RACINE FEET, SPECIAL, 54 PAIR \ is Ind. 1G — | FREE DELIVERY, NO BR Wome ee — - Stee ee iy A UNION TAILORS: pe “ny TAKING THE i rn Two Stores—Si8 THIS rio waters || BINS MOVING AND Tie astesroom and Weal Pou coda, soltser, vichy, carbonte, STORAGE CO., linc, | J Thies ana waenington etc, ete ey bear ou » @e.—It they hear our brand CORNER THIRD AND WASHINGTON, Suits to Order on Shar are sure to be pure just what they clean and deliver any desired sort at your door at very moderate cost and without ang charge for eartag You have only to prone us call with dnfermation ar the Bort, a9 yom way indicate. id Pig tig @ Pvc! Saund Botelieng Company.” Phone wt Hrwe ch om emare mee areinmnn case’? claim to be. We | { ' | 8 * Maan ate Aa acante HACE ase AO ARNE OHNE atte Ds Bie Ma wtee a We Le Ae 08 wteonivointaSshaulin « 4 GOING EAST GOING SOUTH COMING Weer COMING NORTH {~Adva fashion * ° i ge in Cut Freight Rates on Household Goods Wo are now sOeie UP ote Tell your friends to take Bavaisier of our low offe mivance styles. almost haif the freteit te savew oo shipments, ‘ares vay he Patlored Suits, Conte a0 At Dy Our private cat ey tow " ¢ Skirts, Our, custom to measnf® We can tel! yoo to a cent what yout freight will cost will tanive bbe oA e a at reason J — © Main 196; fad. P: . MOvIma; PACKING, ‘eine PROOF Hioveliy Cloak & Suit. Co,, 1316