The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 20, 1907, Page 4

THE SEATTLE STARV WEDNESDAY, NOV. a. 1907. by the Han Amerioan company will make the Lusitania look Mice * poe in & washtab, Why pot THE SEATTLE. STAR iv TAR PUBLISHING CO, ca 1907-1908 Seventh av. bridge the Atlantic and be done BVERY AFTERNOON eXcePT SUNDAY. ee % with it? st. “Felephonee— Act Once. “Ab, ha,” muttered the villain (They all way it, It's in the bust |neas) “I wonder whore the gal fw | with th@tnissing papers. She prom | tsod to meet me here at the old milt at nine, Ite now 6:30 and she hasn't came.” Act Twioe. ity oY “Well, gal, did you bring the pa FP Matared ai (he Postorie at Seale JFeahinggen ond-class matter . Lok, a se ‘ _. “Here they are, kind sir, And Hare Fowscninens Fhe ace wien how please tell the squire not to foreclose the mortgage on the gd homestead, because mam's * Btorekeoper . thin $10 cloariag house check doesn't look | wtrong to work can’t be turned right. It's pink thatead of green. out in the atree Customer: Well, you see, they printed It on tmus pager, and | “Never foar, little gal; I'll protect Mba. ve certain of giving our subscribers a pertect service it's faded into a five onvens to the we ee rook: you gave it you, With these papers in my pow Private exchanges connecting all parte of the bullding — Sunset, Main 1060 and Independent, 441. 4 AGk for the department or the mame of the person desired. ” __BAELARD STAR AGENCY.on1 Balinrd Ave Munset, Mantara # “RYRRETT SEAR AGBNCY—Homer Bane, 1951 Rockefeller Ay: Sunset Gee cont por soppy, atx conje per week or twenty-five cants per menti De- vores v mall of carrier x & oops GREAT BHOWING oF ANO LEATHER apt AND MATERIALS Tee FOR BURNING, om _ z foaston it's impossible for the I squire to make a cigeret, Ha, ha, bal” F WHOSE FAULT IS IT? S Il Al DUST With a wild Yaudh be fume. open careenanennennenOS the door and they went out into ’ so the night, ’ “Why hasn't Cortelyou poured out some millions in the BY JOSH - Curtain. ‘ y "a e as "ae y is all the money given to , “Dit you set der sponge for der bread, Adolf?” ‘ west?” people are asking Why is & Eran wer Sth “We haf no sponge, Ongar; vill a vash rag do?” Eillows—20-inam, ae Wall st.?” Je me Sayet bg ee ae hen hang | Aga “You act ike you wass nefer around a bakery; ran, ged a lat revelsr wien naa A ; D abo no) ter.” + Ne, The financiers have always had an answer for this. It was themselves, The coloudl tH the de “ver why « letter?” Pittevers——14-teil 4 fs a 4 oe soendant of a long line of Seoteh “So der yeast can rise, ha, ha. be 4 a fair-sounding answer. It looked straight. “When you re- sn ee t brig a lairds and strives earnestly to up “Too bat; I haf stepped on der yeust.” : rafters is t \d | “ ’ lieve Wall st.,” they say, “you do relieve the whole country, Pel like tr Rey rf hald the old traditions Vell, dot’s der kint of yeast wo vant—compressed yeast, Here, : fli ‘ sit tid. @° th’ weede | ne Coreen: Sop Mel the: esp take dese oggs unt separation der vites from der yellows because Wall st. is the financial center.” prowin’ in @ garden. \ea' wim che sepaaae nally appear ‘Oxcuse me, I'm color bitnt, Vait, 1 hear somedings vich Hatens ” Me per bell.” Wall st. could have relieved the country this time; but Wall Pen ° ff pro 7} ; as the men, wee o~ exception 0 ‘Don'é goa oxcitet dot ise only @ tea ring.” } of three, are in favor of the change, | “Here ts x 8 read ” aN st. wouldn't. We want you to remember this, t spring up in an- | wir,” he sald. “a iss some ples. Dey look lke ready money ; . ther.” } 4 " oo ot iss becows dey're mint’s ples, t ee! Vot wass you yus When the scream went up for real, sure enough money, | : ———s the ——— sald. “Tell now doing ad der refrigerador? f : | elans: . Th ‘° recy ian, Wee Noddings; only icing @ vedding cake.” 6 nearly $50,000,000 of government funds were handed out to} hey men, ey shall be promot “Dot reminta me ef der ofen iss varm; ins id?” 2 J oF id | inhd ne der stofe. Haf you der roiling pin relleve the stringency. Most of it went into New York ‘The sergeant read trom hin list enn as righd near “No, noddings bud a safety. Bedder we make some rye bread.” co Me mage Thay are, sir,” he sald, “Patrick “Vell, go aheat! You haf der bottle We carry tn stock si “Take this,” the government said. “Let it go north and| A short while ago there was! nooian, Hans shades of Art Steinbrenner and tarted a movement to have the | \ioses Tkenately.’”- j - “Fool, I need dot for a bun, ha, ha, ha “ the very bést quality west and south, put it into circulation. That's what we are kilts of a certain one of the British jy, jonstoln.”—Harper's Week —_. — we o ed nee i ed te make some ect ve cake. are curable Any pb Highland” sregiment discarded tn} | «whet Pe “Too late haf trank der coffe you der article that you wish i é * . t's Bh OXAMKerated ego “1d te unnecessity: dey are seedless. Here is = recipe vich calla pode made giving it to you for. favor of ordinary trousers, It was| 4 tg tn sald ie noe uhtp tobe ballt| “Your mother's new hat, my sea a ve soe B ay S Bootes a2 Feil hd >a prod - ip for the holidays wii) objected that the men would be dis. So Wall st. took the money, but it didn’t pass it on. er eer for « be done to order by our artists io the best man. contented at this change, and the Today's ‘Gee Best “Here, vot are you doing now? sof high finance began to fill up. They | colonet gave orders that a census U. S. Navy Yard Yedh-"Soy: sete af, Minbar le Making der holes for der doughnuts “Vot do dey need mit holes, blease Take a trip on the Sound and | *e*dily increase until the 28th, tness, don’d you know dey haf to haf holes to make dem The big steel va have filled up more and more. . jee th} 46 99 vist the U. S. navy yard, see the 20?” (BIFF! BIFF! Bb ) They have been keeping the money for themselves. battleships Oregon, Wisconsin and | 4 >!t of advice, “don't reject it, sedtieneinanmesitt wl ian sion a m Nebraska, the cruisers Buffalo and, Y°u'll find it a pretty good rule: js x FREE SINKS. | This is Cortelyou's deliberate charge. BB crecin the training ship Philadelphia, the; bem the furnace goes out don't! Orlental Billiard and Pool Par) 999 white enameled Sinks, stand- | Over the country there are vast crops waiting to be moved.| They save the bank's treasur | mammoth dry doeks, torpedo boats @ raving about, lors, 1415 Third ay., have eight new ard make, slightly damaged, all | co are cro) ‘0 be movec ey ure and prison ship Nipsic. Boats leave) But take it @ point to keep cool! | tables and the only 5x10 pool table | sizes, given away. Inquire Modern | from the yeaumen, but It waa the) Pier 2, foot of Yesier way, 5 times WH OTE koingoke a] in Seattle. A place for geatiemen. — and Heating Co., 610 | dorg” that did it | daily. Round tetp, 500. nol on iat Goeone bho eee ose will be given on London's CLEARING HOUSE Saley|j== Augeverings” {It’s the Values We Give Underwear|| Pro-Brussels Rugs— One MoreChance Two STORES No wear out tothe; To get Children’s Underwear at ig ed hg = sal cs : That Make the Goods Go cecil bargain prices. Do oot | BW fest Ave There are 625,000,000 bushels of wheat. There are 750,000,000 bushels of oats. There are 2,500,000,000 bushels of corn | The movement of these crops is the blood-circulation of | the country. | It takes real money to move them. } Whatever you think of Cortelyou, he is playing the man now, He is saying to these gorged banks—and not all of them are in New York cither—that this money must go out; that if it does not he will withdraw the national funds on deposit with them, and send the money out himself. Wall st. is making a tremendous mistake in its effort to fasten the blame for a country’s embarrassment upon the ad ministration. The man in the street may not understand how special prices ait. 250 Children's Jersey Ribbed row on these Vests and Pants—Fieece lin follows a ed, winter weight al at: oxi2 ft, si4so%atte; || CLEARING HOUSE SALE any me age spec ial .. $9.75 for 9x101%4 % $12.50 valye; Sizes 32, 2 26, for... Hh eeoee izes 28, 30, 32, for 2H Se ane fom te Broadcloth Specials ie Heavy Fleee Lined Shine girls; very warm and com all our big stock of $1.75 54-INCH BROADCLOTH, $1.29 gs Pea pn Be 2, Printed Linoleum YARD. $1.00 Silk and Wool Vests and We regularly get 65¢ Pante—Misses’ sires; an ex and 75c y ard for the Our regular $1.75 quality 54-inch All-Wool Broadcloth; tra fine garment Clearing a : navy blue, cardinal and black. Thursday, per yard . House Sale price 59¢ goods we offer to- eucenove:.ak: cs $2.50 54-INCH CHIFFON BROADCLOTH, |} “sfact Sits Woo! Veste and yard $1.49 YARD. dium weight. Clearing House : Sale price 19¢ it has come about, but in the end he will fix the responsibility where it belongs It is an unhappy thing that money should inspire so intense a love. It is bad enough that men sacrifice the sweetness of 8 life to get it. It is wretched enough that the covetousness for gold has brought the country to this uncomfortable position Sale prices—Sizes 16, 18, 20 wari Of course we shall get over it. It can only be temporary. The money still exists, and prosperity goes on apace But it is infamous that men should be unwilling to do their part. The profits made by those institutions who are today de- liberately throttling the producer will be the dirtiest profits ever made in the name of business. Not a poor design in tT Ti+. oe Our regular $2.50 quality S4inch All-Wool Chiffon Broadcloth, Saeaain Sennen & dandy, with high finish; colors navy blue, cardinal and Underwear for Women 9 feet long, 54 inches More eet eee i ng = erred agen Pore the wide; fringed all |] $3.00 54-INCH NOVELTY STRIPE BROAD-|| ry" ronhod eh garmin round; pleasing pat- CLOTH, $1.69 YARD. Sohne Bue ae ee terns; extra value; Our reguiar $3.00 value 54-inch Novelty Stripe Proadetoth pt ap sty ‘ Set “e0e tomorrow our regu- poll Mi beaped Sy coloring of brown, navy bive and 75 Pure White Veste and Pants lar $1.65 Couch Coy j é Pigg geen lane gen | er, special .,.,,.98¢ | $3.00 54-INCH CHIFFON BROADCLOTH, |] ™0%,2, 0%, nine a One only to customer $1.75 YARD. beatae druenatiermatieeser JABBERINGS OF JOHNNY JIMPSONWEED 1 gee thee taff bume is defiaitet| madam, you giv me a shuten an flutren inklornsli two erth, ses |Pane in thee loab of my rite eer ses paw savijli, with yure nutti paw at thee brekfest tabel, fishen remarcs. | empiol hee # thes cofy growas outen his cofy. emplold thee similly off & balune, and yu tork off thee taft that’s becaws it wuz cent up two) bume as a ortermobee!l. it kant be Ae sune both Heavy Ts 7 » 5 a “hit eavy Tapestry Couch Our regular $3.00 quality 54inch All-Wool Chiffon Broadcloth i gess yude skarce eckspec ana wich it it, maw ses sweetli . Ge ported » revel i thing two sta up long with won off| wy, a balune, ses paw, hotli Covers, 9 feet long sola for aae-thae tones pos Porgy — — Pred ma mg Table Linens for his wate abord, ses maw, handen| wei, did you ever sea a balune and 60 inches wide wine and black. Thursday, per yard 4 $75 Thanksgiving. thee kat a colt storetch fride eg|sta up, sed maw innerbentii . yaa Imported Irish and German Lin wich she could knot go. no moer than yu fals hare heavy, well made and en Cloths. yu maik me sic, retortet paw, taff|stays up wen yu dont harpune it she mn , aint with thee bume, hees abrod| with a % duzen harepins, ses qaw finished; a beauty G4 sien, apecially peiced.92.45 knot abord rathfull wel, hoos folt is ft. wile hees then, maw ses, wy dont taff put a awa, ses maw veckst like, has|% dozen harepins in it thee choofer bin goen rown in it wich i sa is a shinen eck sampel an bustet a tyer. off wimmens loggick You must see Ove tos 885073196 I{ LADIES? READY-TO-WEAR || °° tomorroy pirvindey 8-12 size, spectally priced 81.89 One only to customer DEPARTMENT — wid isk ccs ‘gic Lace Curtain Special ||" '* om "he 2.05 8-12 size, specially priced 200 pairs Fancy Not $20.00 Long Coats R0ew ebb beueds boned. Cheecects r i &3.15 $15.00 La Worth 50c to $1.50 more R tingham Curtains, ‘ eT, Seen nee Pure trish Table Linen—6s > yeste ay "s pure white and Ara $20.00 Ladies’ Suits athéa jie neee x inches wide; good weight i. grass bleached; worth $1.50 it - { bian colors; splendid $30.00 Ladies’ Suita $19.50 yard; specially priced, p % sul arriva Ss sellers and splendid $ 8.00 Outs yard 9. Skirts pWenesen se $4.05 value at $1.75: extra Napkins to Match any pattern because they include the special to close, pair $7.60 Silk Underskirts cesses 9 r a $4.95 ot the al anes: nen Sage choicest styles from “fash $1.15 || * 125 Sateon Petticoats jidbinwicsirbyvstae situa Se en; specially priced, per doz 6.01 . ‘ e $2.98 and $2.00 Drummer Samples Mtl 6 6.00 Trimmed Font wien ch Sofas 8 he $3.75 rcaliae Finished Table Dam Wool Ingrain ( arpet, $4.00 Fur Mufts vise diay Pecanedeaca $1.98 ack—68 and 64 inches wide about 1 yard square $ 4.00 Fur Scarfs pen ae ee a $2.98 AMe and 57¢ : : Just pay a ich GASB) CACH’ VERMIN Tg 00: Codsditi's. tanesas ar Coons Puna: sa: taedioe! pen F ‘ ns I ‘ ‘ $2.19 H little down ———— weet. House} contemnnmnneaneet u a and a little Tailored Ties. Child sho Ghai ikercl Goi to Vacate ‘ ildren’s Handkerchiefs. Landes Bag Sy pecial. om oO ; at a time ething vory new; made of heavy gro pei 5 ‘ grain ribbon, in sky Shue. » blue, pur} | Ve have a it eine Ae — 1205 Second Ave it ple, Bray. white brown 1 pink — so Pa y wes ed i ait ‘ss nae ie +8 ype be le to € ie ——— Thue, Cea vee Thureday, Clearing House ga ve s ‘Nearing _ os iondom Ey ery new sty le 5c . ; pr. ° is found in the 200 beauti Pillow Ruffling, fs "3 ful suits which were receiv 10c Finishing Braid for 7 r¢. 10¢ Circular Comb, 6¢. days to ours? ate patte worked on f White Finishing raid, In many pat ‘ wee oo ay an ed only yesterday by ex ~<a any 7c gg ll Thureday Cleariag ‘car hy J cf t, T Ave. oat press direct from New to sell wad ing left at gx t P White C A STORE SUCCESSFUL WITHOUT SUNDAY ADVERTISING the old easy to fine ute otton 7 ak. > before iy when you take Batts, per roll .. 5¢ Women's Raincoats, | We tha at of our credit sery make no charge for great accommodation. — = Bes. Eastern Outfitting Co., Inc. and and Union Seattle's Reliable Credit House. | . fer pianos $8.75. | poi wholesalt, while they and take advantage Hoine of the Universal Rang: a ae iz . $350 Pianos Bte. Gondlowe Kohler & Chas | HAMILTON.BROWN SHOES.