The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 24, 1907, Page 4

= THE SEATTLE sTAR-rgrspay, SEPTEMBER 24, 1907. actor to “bo modest In speech and | tein, but something one ae WHE SEATTLE STAR - FROM DIANA’S DIARY |) STAR DUST “OS SS ees }Castilo all right, but he nage " ' Worse an@worse! Mr. Wiln@ tn the ‘pag el wan PUBLISHING oe: oo tine seg. Se: 4 + not a reformer, He is an anarchint ' © where they EVERY AFTERNOON EXCEPT BUNDAY. © “i and Wins Out—For Once Not Stung, The Wandering Minstret ie — Ditipi®kigg Haw Frantié’ Combatgo Save Hor Facial Pulchritude " BY JOSH ~Felephones— Editorial: independent 575; SunsetMain 1050. Business; In@pendent 1138; Sunset Main 105 ther month you'll have Another style of grossing. MAIN STOWE $085 1016 FIRST Jo AVENUE | Joh Wise Says: BALLARD STAN AGENCY 221 Matiard Ave Hunwot ! facades. Women meet in silk-rugged drawing roo r about the poor. A flood of gold is poured out for the caus education BY OSCAR E. CHOPIN But there is a FINER charity than these; it is MINISTER-| jrightost and queentiest of all ING in the name of LOVE to our LONELY FELLOW | girls is the radiant dasosel on EVERRTT STAR AGBNOY tomer trans, 2991 Rockefeller A | ». A Habbo Mendliner, 5 . twenty-five conte Por be | The harp that onee through Tara's |, One cent por ° } halls Mvered by tall F | | ie taee ot The soul of musig_ehed | ‘ simintered at the | obte a th rlotw'n | Now affent hangs on Tara's walls, | TO MAHL gums take hea? o° thelr We've vaudeville atunts instead the aa a . ool hae nat amet | a How foolish it t#—all this talk ef date on | re - t ach hard times and trust prices! NOTICK TO SUBACRINERS ta wp our meal | an gel a wilver sandwi vinte , x any eve ’ ; i Pf 10 1 eS Gieaee's ved | any old day at from $20 to } y } “2 . o 0 porte Diamond rings, too, are quoted end it te the “ . as low as $400, and a good pickle} sr Same aT Our Annual Fait Parody. | fork may be had for 27 bones | a ” |The melancholy days are come, | ~ THE GREATEST @f THESE" — The saddest of the year | A real serumptions patr of dtive | | When Jo, the stovepipe's:metiow | tongs will set you back only 18| when he panhandled hin way Into Did you ever think, as you paene OF Oi | Spain, the Wandering Minstrel kept | Fels Naptha Soap—4 og passed in the hurry of the Falls on the startled eas | _— hia eye peeled for one of thowe Just - ket -paayg irra one) 2 Chyedioot | Let's quit knocking the trusts and |}, eolobrated caution with which the Lenox Sonp--3 aul street, tha ‘ wd: Around the: yard the leaves are| kt! down to the real enjoyment of | country abounds, and near the cul Monarch Bat 0 and turmoil you mig nt have wows: ite 4 dad of Astra M me tip to os onion riiehanee t hed, if your hand had been | At 6 o'clock it's ntyhe, pear a structure whi ike @ Can one "9; special reached out, some of the loneli And father seokw by telephone Ty everybody happy? |tle, He thought a serenade would | Monarch Cleanway Sponge est people in the world | | The price of anthracite. whet? jhe about the proper stunt, and be ang Spray “Regula rion, r “es } jeut loose with this, under the case 0; apectal ,, The hurrying crowds can — ment of the hacienda, or what K ickerbockor $149 z cou , ont of the hacienda, 0: ateve erbocker Fi not banish loneliness. A mar |r on - Q the yuntry —east and] In the Old familiar Way tt -g " Regular 6 f migpei Ik among 10,000 of his . | He took the pistol off the shelf; ‘ “25; speelal may walk among North, south—come pouring in He didn’t know ‘twas loaded While I'm here in Caw’ to fellows, yet know that for him! The annual tales—of fall the test) t46 tried to convince himueclf, 1 appeal, Lister's in all that host is no kindly | Which ever thus begin And Up te heaven oo aid.” {| Dear Donna y Connor with sigh look, no handclasp, no smi | To lift your mantiiia and down on : oy a . | Laat night there was a heavy frost, rene Wilso ee 4 me spill a Large size, pe LONELINESS means NO And Mrs. Hiram Hay vrende an Seine fen Langnorous glance from thine Pee a actors to “act on the stage—not Dr. Le Lande’s 6; ONE to CARE “BETTER CONFRONT AN OCULIST,” SAYS I, AS SHE Fired up & stove which she'd @m-| ity What! yuld he de away oyen Belto—tnae anitary Satety You may recall the pitiful FLOUNCED AWAY. ‘nae aden sabe jwith the furdined ove alto. | Though f am no Don Juan, (are ie ‘" polivh yesterday ’ | uan? sentences in the diary « € od gether 7 LUE aioe Are you wm DON'T DRINK e t, that waif who spoke| Gee, I fool that BLUE a dab of My skin's all right.” says she , nae 6 IMPURE : . ye ; indigo wouldn't leave a mark on| “Certain persona better look to) A"4 Reena May fell dead, "ts! And would he prevent the mati-|_ I will coo wnt 1 Hike a WATER, of herself as “the burden of two v ed Ti She had ac | i. their own, ‘specially if their face ts pea nee idol from posing tn front of the| I'm & blade from edo, Ob on And left his wife a wid ‘ elf-Cleaning Water Filters ce jon, money enough. But her cry was that I have that flip Quaste Bingel-| freckled ike they'dt been shot in|. theater to give the ladies « treat? best breed-oh — quaintances, education ey enough. But he i a the face with @ pound of bran at/%0ur hundred dollars had been Bo tows me a kins from above a ‘an be attached to any NO ONE CARED, and to her th ns in the city street Now, I don't claim to be @ hourt, | ch OT a sore bere ta” Mr. Wilson also advises the young! What they tossed him was not a 7 ACN 14. BEG were as though they never existed. Her tragedy of loneline but | DID win a beauty a v f és fi “ie a n's plenic on wid have knocked)... sie ae name ena 5 RT Ellwood Lee's Cottonette, in moved on, and she disappeared, swallowed 1 he maelstrom. | gewai rive « the be wider puff, 1 was) A® wa cating : we hoes y LISTS TSI FSS AVA. LTS, th. packages; a good pee - But she kept a journal. Per her journal was not ere id against my kc that shoe aa mm tified The nunual news renerte of ail § y of absorbent cotton; per Ih, lonelin ed when between its cover mt. & her A we - Age are gene plum Cinmesins a Couldn't Hit the Bullseye. | ) ar 26¢; mpectal .,.,, 4 she pot ticed her skin wasn't clear as crys enough there WAS a freckle, It Stil, | don't believe that Gass BLUE SKIRTS F nger Cote—tleary or “Have yo ’ she wrote. “Good God, have | tal, to put it charitable . a big freckle, right om the |!ey ts such an unreliable fellow, aft L ial 9p onal Bbe i , ' that tl nese soul la tt Why, Guasie.” I says Ain't bridge of my nese. I could hardly jor all, He always aims to tell the Some are plaited, some half-plaited, some have one — —— Rubber you ever been alone » know tl re is not a soul ir a i pit. And I never was 8UB- | truth " ’ joves—For household use. world who cares you fail or succeed, live or d n Sure I've well,” says she. | JECT to freckles! Well, he may aim, all right, b p fold, some have two folds, some are self-trimmed, with every “ym * " 1 , Wot's eatt I'm going to eradicate that freckle | he's certainly the worst shot in the ; . we pa one’s heart that will be wrung by your failure (and for that a goa 1a od wala ° teebarane nee 5 0 and roses others are just plain. Some are er all, thank God); no one’s eyes that would lighten at your | was sort of cloudy,” says I | (To Be Continued.) made up in chiffon Panama, too. after all, tha in e's ey at would lighten a’ ady oat jc’ Miavaleen: Oi, A) h “ P i % We are headquarters tor success—to know that there is no one to know, no one to care | Guy w Peet sawer tank ans All sizes, to fit everyone—“little women's” sizes—37, ) % Elastic Hosiery, Electric W r ever have . h whether you go out or come in. It seems sometimes I must THE 1907 GIRL | money, of course, If you never try 38 and 39; Misses’ sizes, 26; regular sizes up to 44. Ex % Batter: Electric Belts, shrick aloud on the streets with the thinking of it. No : to nave tt. Why dou't you freeze tra sizes in all styles in 30 to 36 waist measure. ) Trusses and Suspensories, ER STE ae vl ot i. . days of trust prices? I've got about $7 00 Pp < this Important branch of i Man—-Woman—do you know what THAT mean 77 ot sent prions? Tve got about |] e u ) our iuaeieg auc mori And firtilly she wrote: “Goodby, Old World, I am going} {that salary of mine ax Waltor Well 4 gg P i » her b home. What shame? Where ia home? Home is a'thing I man has of troexing onto the north SS “A Little Down and a Little at a Time” } 8 F001 have never known, a thing I shall never know. What's the ence D a diva tit ab Cheer Up! KE, Outhitti i fie use of it all?” t ttt i/ i acca i a Sikh no more, ladies, sigh no more, y astern ng 0., ne. busbai | Btyte were decelvers ever Do you imagine there is only ONE Alice Bennett? | Per ot changing. o'er and o'er iD 2nd and UNION vad i ARE ae © One thing constant never y There are very, very many ee oe Thea > poh Seattle’s Reliable Credit Hi 1013-1015 Con, fourth and week! Only a few ever speak their intense loneliness. Only a The “hipless” fad = — —— — G Pie, ‘The « “(IT Ta certainly distress . Ww WAYAY AW, Y, few COULD speak it if they would a cortaialy distressing, WAAAY AAA May But scarcely a day goes by that out of the crowd you ean =. fot touch ONE nely hand, and say ONE word o mpathy Rickm It would have MEANT so much, it would have HELPED s aN much | ‘Blue | Men give of their wealth to raise impo | Mrs A Store With a Good General HAMILTON BROWN SHOES, Every Thread and Every Stitch of Our OLD COUNTRY LINENS. SATURES the face of the 1907 aftver dollar * nderw * CREATURES ene. saa bape (© ouabinn ber Reputation Is U ear Pro What does the Book say— brititance or to surpass her may claim Its Value. Come to Our and See the Goods. KNIT, MUSLIN and OUTING pile style. Her charm is perennial. Her face though I bestow all my goods to feed the poor—though I give | is classy and classic. When she is $ Sapa : ae 5 nie by your side you are all to ty my body to be burned, and have not LOVE, it profiteth me merry, ead whee she ts far away nothing —oh, when she is far away, what “RB » GREATEST s WE” words can express the soulfulness ‘or the GREATEST of these is LOVE. of the yearn with which you yearn ” j “Though I speak with the tongues of men and of ange! Apt to Have Good Underw’r MAY MANTON PATTERNS, 10¢ for her smile? T LE | She has the Taleum Sisters— | Rose and Viclet—beaten to a blue whisper, and alongside her incom parable beauty ali others look like a bunch of eczema “ada j Love me, and the world is mine,” coos Uncle Sam tw the gtor foun Glri of 1907. So say we all eee ee ee ee RE a As woll an his heart, ‘RELY TO | Shae MACLEAN s |, ,3,! sor Satore es sats Night Gowns Ladies’ and Children’s Out Muslin, Knit and ing Flannel Skirts, prices to suit the urse and styles to suit * * z a] a you a bit ing Gowns, made of heavy out * | ¥ eee EEE HEEB) You can not travel toward heay-| TO STUART MACLEAN, en if you turn your b v $1.19 to $1.48 Outing Skirts | * on truth, | ing < ” y ¢ > to $1.79 lin (Wren a Girt With @ Dimple ia} The falth hat shows up strong ng and beautifully trimmed, t st Bp j wat. wave (oy Her Chin.) on the fence may fail altogether | specially priced for tomorrow ts, dainty, at... ; ant ers St LS OR eae Na wondortul wight, | “Ne™_!t astm on the field Be ¥ ; ™ x cg Fa tice Mallat moar aman or do the thin 40 $1.49 White Outing Gown, 7 rows tucks on side, ele 75¢ to 98c Outing Skirts, specially priced at . t Cushdher os a a we never shall be able to iced > . a Cuddley Girl with a kissable hings we desire j prices gantly trimmed with pink braid, special! 2650-00-04. ecumnina $1.19 Gowns, in pink and blue heavy muting, nicely trimmed ; actual value $1.39, $1.49, $1.75 of the Sootch of Michael t fragments of And a girl whose dear dime - a oo Wo delight x THEY Wa COPED sun suet | d ee See id Pom AFTER-| | Of you he would laughter incite eat on rec fe the na Knit Skirts, all colors— Hat the old specially priced sh poetry now known to om 98c to $1.19 va at . noo By the quaint, clever verses ho'd consist of @ few nes of tam O8¢, $1.19, $1.39 $1.25 to $1 du : WEAR write entation on the death of Alexander Elegant assortment Muslin Gowns, at prices that are $1.7 ow Hat the girl snared hie art IIL of Seotiand, which occurred in bound to sell o 82 i a a Your Eastern Friends —~ ommiinene - IE LIGH Way colontat ra ved by the Take a trip om the Sound’ and EVERY GOWN R. R. & Nav. Co. during | visit the U. 8 navy yard, sed "the "tT v a = aD: October rom Chi battleships O On, lsconsin “an ’ wine a Pigs taco = = At 25e MEN’S UNDERWEAR ins ,; . Omaha, Kansas ( ity and Missouri Boston, Battato and the ; tt we ests and Pants—Extra quality for the money ‘ : OA fi } th terres Gime taken ot the Untew Fickot Office, prison ship joes Boats \ ne wales 6Stecnemnie bine ping , A a . Under- Al Bae } 4] os f : ; ‘Ss dally ‘Round tie, ong 18g gent — soe anh ag ape : d ; ¥. al LiL \ OR se rt soweieeiiew es eee At 19¢ Se eercrae | sc an cae > QAIT » MIDNIGHT FIRE A PLAT 72 } For those who wish a modium weight, unfleeced garment i neck 4 ¥ washing} 4 On, MO +r 19 JUST An % we: Ii} for this season, we know of nothing better at the price la at pa 0 a ; t t an odd lot ‘ IN THE HOUSE OF QUAI iS yaa Posts; S60 Valea; doen OL vssteesn, crnee tee nregocich nlbpeacnmch aiet : Te ae — \%|September VICTOR Record: t 35c in gray ee brown: good = oa “The Seattle Spirit” M SE Binsin gringo’: ay i | This is from the tamous r rare Milb Reautifully finish Xs avy r ek al . aes P | : nash Hi, xh for all winter; you'll find nothing be at fered at B39¢ ’ wen, it ha it for me and IN| ©; per garment * Be Mt aa & \ right’s t " for 1 t ¢ | i V < n ch tec : t 98 Sete | Sow a ( oe ae N y Germany cui cn nee ai ante 5O¢e $1.50 to $2.50 s | 1406 SECOND PTI ITIL TTT ET ITT