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THE SEATTLE STAR—THURSDAY, NOV, 21, 1907 THE SEATTLE STAR BY STAR PUBLISHING CO, 4807-1309 Seventh av, EVERY AFTERNOON EXCEPT SUNDAY. rT Private hon exchanges connecting of the all parte butlding — Sunset, Main 1050 and Independent, 441. «fish ~ Ask for the department or the name of the person desired. a BALLARD STAR AGENCY BVERETE STAR AQUNCY.-Homer Beans #22 Ballard Ave Sunset 021 Rooketettor Av One cont or (wenty-fiv@ceenta ger month livered by © y, Hk conte per w afrier, No free ¢ " * Ratered at the Posteffice at Beattie, JVashington, as second-class matter, ion HE MAIL SUBSORINERS label of ath boon» the addte ore Tro took The Whe your pane catp he Star fall to rane Nap our main office, Shyutd your copy o he taror ( 6 and we will am please telephone ue ime you mime it hin Way We cam be certain of giving oUF eubseribere a perfect service~ ‘ end It ie the onty way. ea ae ee) TO IMPROVE CONDITIONS mE Ee PEOPLE'S OPPORTUNITY Retur stability of the banks of the country aad of business conditions in ¢ ing confidence tn the n finan } is, rapidly relieving the cial tension which recently threatened to stampede the people of the country into another disastrous pante. s largely to the able manner in whieh of the Returning confidence is due through Secretary Tre Cortelyou, Preaident Roosevelt wury et the criticiams of financiers who sought to throw the blame for the flurry on the president's shoulders. Prompt moves taken by the administration to relieve the situa thou gave the people time to pause and take a second thought, sober second thought convinced the peoplé of the folly of allowing panic to follow a depression in stocks due merely to the wild spec and ulations of the stock gamblers tn Wall street President Roosevelt struck the keynote when he pointed his letter to Secretary Cortelyou the absurdity of the fag themselves to become paniostrickes when the country is at the poople all height of prosperity, and all that {¢ needed to preserve prosperity 1s to Deep business and money moving Hoarding money ts the y cause which can produce a real panic at the present time. There has been no failure of crops, no overproduction of manufactured articles. The combinations which inctude the manufacturing Interests of the country have seen to it that production has been limited to the extent which w it pow aidie for them to profit by general prosperity of the country and get the highest possible prices their products ' Instead of being the result of a paralysia of business, the recent } stock flurry was the result of an overabundance of prosper Proe perity produced speculation; speculation produced tnflation of values, which continued until the limit was passed, and even prosperity ; could not hold prices up. t That the shrinkage In stock values was vot due to business con | ditions was shown by the fact that some of the stocks which suffered Most were stocks which @ paying large dividends. The shrink age in the speculative values of these stocks in no wise affects the @ividends which they pay. Only a paralysts of business does that } What is true of the stock market Is true of the legitimate lines | of industry and trade. The whole country has gone through the pe rod of Inflation. The Imit of high prices was. passed and the stock market flurry was merely the precursor of a readjustment of prices to a sane and substantia! bast, That is all there is to the present sitdation. Prices are read jasting themselves. The time of large profits has passed and the people must realize it and act accordingly But there is no need add no exouse for an interruption of bust ness. We are in position to do just as large a volume of business a8 ever, if we will only go ahead and be satisfied with a amalter profit The people should heed the advice of the president and stop the hoarding of money, By returning hoarded money to the legitimate channels of trade, they will er Me the banks to resume a cash basts, and business will proceed as of yore. And incidentally the present is a good time for the put out of business those combines whieh have been instrumental ia forcing up the prices of the necessities of life. Those combines are im a position to resist the setiting tendency of prices, if not opposed by the people, and thus reap an added benefit because of the In Greased purchasing power of the money they extort from the people. Locally the coal combine, the food combiae, the milk combine, aad all the other combines, should be forced to observe the jaw against conspiracy in restraint of trade, and to” be satisfied with « legitimate profit only Stop hoarding money and tura your attention to bettering prow eat conditions, Being a spiel by Hazel, @ youngest of the Misses Nutte, as reported BY F. W. SCHAEFER. HAZEL NUTTE. i Don't lock at this! Téehee! This is me on a post card, It j was made while you w at the su mmer resort. Ain't I the little mad } cap, though’ | know ok a fright ; but, honest, I just couldn't help j giggling. Oh, the ha belt to some Cholly boy I met. He was t & regular cutup, he was. We ed to correspond, but he ain't ' never writ, nor me e My ady can't hear this pic He's album “to tease him. He saya he'll get it some day to the barn to scare awa Awf ul and original ou think? 1 just dic € aya it. Tee-t FOR YOUR THANKS GIVING FEAST t 1. The ig 1 1 4 th with other Pacific & Puget Sound Bottling mpany Phones 927 Sanya nc eee OM THE NUTTE FAMILY ALBUM 4 ‘ ' take heraelf heard above the tub-| fb Chicngo univ we Sa > SS aT ad wdub-dub of 20 pretty students who | Carnegia wiht bi - have brought thee (abs and wash-| setence itheary boards ng to take down the lee-| some firm woman Ie § AR U ture Philadelphia and a... hd Thowe who can't afford college | Bkidelsky? with, BY JOSH ° courses in dishwashing can take 1 | -2-eneniaes ‘ correspondence course, Wonderful U.S. N * ALAR a Mo 9 BY JESSIE PARTLOW, penning with unakitied labor in the} Dr Sicddetaky! , Ro ales Y Ya Josh Wise Saye: Absent In person but present ‘fn Kitchen Circulars Nos. 1 and 2 will iltum | ely OMe the é apirit as it were. Dr, Rachel Skidolaky, president) wit Vasuar,” smith, Wetlestey |@Ale the proper peraping and slack an ple. : of the Philadelphia Woman's club, | and other women's colleges amend | nena 7 pe eon, Wines ta a through life you “Will po | nas solvegsthree vital sociological | thoir curriculum to look Iie this sining ‘ship Poa i oe aye “ rl problema one bang of the gavel “Lingerte Laundry Lessons by) | . th dry 4 Pee Mit} And this you can bet on-ts rl, |" ‘They are “How to Make Home| prot gone (actenttfie soap| | oO toc ks, t@i how long 4! The chap who ts there with the ow as, 8. 6, 8. (setents p Ntpiate, ty friendahip ts goin’ | maid weet and tut Whitowashing the Shame pligger); Runge Finding, by Prot, | mt Vor'or' wap C last.@ It'w like ®| Iv the chap with the aatomobite! | een —— ~| qe Anthracite, A. H. (ash hus} . trip, 50e, @ frog—"tain't safe t’ wn Bor): Cultnary Ortnates, by, Bret bas on how far {'®! Artar all, thet man from Bellin Patty Cake, 9, (under done); | Aye e > & . mi 4 , — oe yarn who iota, valine at tha eity| Tiseat nowkor giegatt ils } . H for safe keeping, counted his | 4 od pride | collars and socks when he learned And, ob joy, when the colloge| | lof the Riptinger shortage Kir! gets married and the ook | rT sth " ° | pon ge Pa - q Fe temtage to ling of dishes to be os Y aia we | Double Job. | page 41 of the Code for mm! 4 and 6 will dea! with the pr ls your now aufo a fat om | <°Dd your ‘wife ean tush thai! ing Cooks she can id the latest tion of soap suds, rinsing PIKE ST owenr That's wo name for }@o #o fast that t }man from an ¢ inary citle Life But oh, #0 bitter | When you get j The merry titter iw awoet } You may sing your lays {In the sweetest ways, | Tt matters not how nor when, fa the. lay | That comes from the old brown hea! remarked te Junt what we make the ald of the johimed tn the flat dweller | “Jenks is the man I ever knew." Why so? “He bought an alarm clock so ht» up in time t make wife can get j@ fire for breakfast.” | The Musings of Arroyo Al. | it seems to me this life we lead It can) n't vell a police philoso: a janitor,” most considerate | te jest like that In Cattle Land |A tow wild critters will stampede A quiet and contefited band; | And find out what the trouble was! } You can’t because there ain't no caune. One bawtlin’ critter tn the herd Kin do much damage on a drive; His locoed dotn's fs absurd, That critter that buneb has scart tan alive! the! Don't feteh enough to buy a lunch | | And at the market ) { They has to be, it seems to mo | These locoed steers and joe men, | But think how easy Iife'd be | It, when they baw! and again, rd'd stand there Denver Republican are think © |we have seen during Grand Opening Sale of About were ave | | | fine in storage to storage loaded unload it We wish make work of basiness have the anam reiful one obasing ts strictly high grade (regu ler § to $500 instru ments) and all will go from $192 upwards Terms Easy. We have ar ranged to cut the terms to #0 no one will have an ox euse for not | taking ivan / tage, $10 down This Week All this week CHASE 318 2nd Av cade Bik 8 Wr Seattle Opposite Ar baw! an It shod take frewh holt on its cud! closed on ave time to pause pr all the good things the week " Pianos etx months ago we thrown out of our Ind location and forced to place many pianos To make matters still worse, we were obligated take other shipments pre. Viowsly con tracted for, all of which had to be placed tn We now find ourselves over with stock and must Quick Work of to quiek this and chopped rices most ly hav got a big anap as every plano Souve: irs Free give vu ira free,one from each de artment I t Music Talking Ma hines, Pianos. and Autopi Ano Cal yul und get 1 t before KOHLER & this summer?" | “Noy just a few tomatoes | hived gtri."~-Naahville Amer of Our Colleges” and that hardy j perennial the “Servant Question.” eh cooking, dishwashing and niiry work in all colleges for women, says Dr. Skidelaky | This will wipe out the servant girl worry, she insists, because when “Patty” comes home from college she can hustle the dust off the rugs and serape the skiliets in eee 4 purely setentific way, thus die | Foo! Question, | Back trom your trip, eh? Weil, | how did you find New York?” “Why, you can't miss it jtake the right train.” Leader, if you Cleveland Huy your hat of BN. Brooke a Go., 1381 Second ay, TOMORROW AT 8:30, 9:30, 10:30, 11:30 AND 5: DON’T FORGET OUR CLEAR READY-TO-WEA $12.00 $20.00 $15.00 $20.00 $30.00 $ 8.00 Lonk Comte ae.eccciee Lous Coats .... Ladies’ Suita Ladies’ Suite . Ladies’ Suite . Outside Skirta . $4.95 | Lower Prices for Silks and Dress Goods, and Plenty of Them $1.25 Quality 36Ihch Black Taffeta, 98¢ Yard. Our regular $1.25 quality 36-inch Black Taffeta Silk, guaranteed all pure silk, and excellent to wear; pure dye and highly finished; Friday's selling, per yard ....... $2.25 Quality Black Peau de Soie, 36-inch, $1.39 Yard. Our regular $2.25 value Black Peau de Soie, full 36 inches wide; extra heavy and high finish; exceptionally good for suits, waists and coats: for Friday’s selling, per yard $1.39 $1.98 Quality 54-Inch Chiffon Panama Suiting, $1.39 Yard. Our regular $1.98 quality 54-inch Chiffon Pan ama Suiting, German make and guaranteed to be pure wool and very fine weave; colors navy blue, brown, very dark, gray and black; Friday's selling, per yard ........... .$1.39 $3.75 Quality Caracul Coating, $2.95 Yard. id everywhere for $3.75 yard; 52-inch curly Bearcloth; colors gray, brown and cream; Friday's selling, per yard ......... $2.95 Remnants Dress Goods . Half Price Remnants Silks ..................Half Price Remnants Linings ... Half Price Banish once and for H China Matti eav F - all that all stores sell “ey br a my NOTIONS as low as Best Linen Warp Jap Beanty Pins, assorted colors on EMBROIDERED COLLARS 4 Clearing House Sale EVERY LADY VISITOR Will Be Given a Choice Bit of Kitchenware Absolutely Free —THE KITCHENWARE IS FREE. Friday Is Always a Great Day at London’s Rugs and Floor Coverings values; tomorrow, y: we do. A e do, we are able to offer s FRIDAY 18 NOTION DAY dinarily 30c and 35« Paper of Good Pins te Pro-Brussels Rugs—N Ironing Wax, with handle ..1¢ good, durable color row on these rugs, as follows: treatise on the relation of robttress | ang the kind of towela to be weed and. maid uttorly confounding) whole book will be neconsary Yn Bridget with her logic fatove poltehing, ddsting, and the Of course it will be @ ttle Wk lene art of sorubbing. Then Jobe ward In clase at first wheel 4be 1 Rockefeller will endow a dey learned professor endeavors ment on lamp filing and cleaning have elght new LAKE #7, Specials for Friday a ’ FREE GINKS, 200 white enameled Sinks, stand ard. make, slightly damaged, sizes, given away, Inquire Modern Plumbing and Heating Co., 610 Pike | in Seattle. at. one! Oriental Hillard lors, 1415 Third av tables and the only Gxlv pool table A place for gentler and Pool Nall “i 3. 45 P, M.. REGARDLESS OF WHAT SHE BUYS Wp Kenewahte Ormagewen Meda ANCE SALE IN THE LADIES’ R DEPARTMENT $780 Bilk Uuderskirts. o....... of saline, e Soull Petia Lastrite $ 1.26 Sateen Petticonts a | $6.00 Trimmed Hats Chorin Vioteite | Gaahatis $4.00 Fur Muffs | $4.00 Pur Searts wean tl ne $ 5.00 Children’s Dresses or Coats .... Savings Worth While, Domestic Section Sheets and Sheeting. 12x90 Sheet, not bleached, worth 59e; specially priced for Friday i ie m» AOC 12x90 Sheet, © quality; specially priced » 62c bleached; for Friday ; $4 Bleached Sheeting, 36c quality specially priced for Friday, per yard eo oe Turkish Towels. Unbleached Turkish Towels, T%e grade, specially priced for Friday, each : 5c I12¢ m.225C Special Prices in Draperies, Eté. inch Stikotine, all designs, 12%c, for ° o- Large Size and Heavy Unbleached Towel, i5c regular, apecially priced for Friday, each Extra Heavy and Large Bleached Turkish Towel, quality, specially priced Friday, each Tiineh Art Cretonne: tor 50 designs, 12%c, Ti -inech Comfort Calico, for S-oz, White Cotton Hating, per roll 50 patterns, Bo, 2 tbs. Cotton Batting, 1 roll for a comfort, 79, for . . - ‘ Hourly Snaps for the Alert. 10 te 11 o'Clock. 8:30 to 10 o'Clock. 15e Lonadale Best Amoskeag Apron Tic 2 Muslin 4c IIc Gingham, yard 11 a. m. to 12 o’Clock Cotton Cheeked Towel ing, yard Good, Strong, St School that wear and give isfaction. Wea the high-rent] trict and save you See our shoes at) pair— iceable 25 rolls to close; best stripes; regular 30c rd pan eeh 18¢ Matting—Here again pecial values; priced or one-day sale 19¢ o wear out to them; special prices tomor Women’s Swell Rain- coats, $8 These are our regfilar $12 $15.00 Coats. Have over en styles to show one & good one; waterproof; each wey 2 of oa aah ey 88.95 per UNDERWEAR. A Store with a Good cards; per card le 9x12 $ i Linen Thread, black and white; ere fe ; ws “ng alue; special ........ $9.75 Basweation Genera): per spool 2¢ x10% ft., $12.50 value; special $8.25 ly Has Good Under- Dexter Darning Cotton, on Printed Linoleum—Not a poor de 1 in all wear cards 4 , ; r : 2¢ our big stock of 1} ed Linoleum> We H YT fe Ponrt Buttona: peg-on. ihe BER te. Oo } : 2c Children's Jersey Ribbed sca regularly get 65c and 75c yard for the goods Vests and Pante—Fleece lin 40s a er Cotton, all colors ..%¢ we offer tomorrow at, special, yard. .47%4¢ ed, winter welght; all st _ cee vans x “pt to 16 years; drawers for large - peatide gae z sf 3 COUCH COVERS. boys also. Clearing House Seat teouin rv feet long, 54 inches wide; fringed all round; » prices—Bizes 16, 18, 20 Hair Pin Cabinets se pleasing patterns; extra value; tomorrow sethia Knitting Cotton, all color le our regular $1.65 Couch Cover, special .98¢ Sisen 43, 34, 98, tor ise - FLOWERED ripaoN One only to customer Maes 2, 90, 82, tor 20e rea Very Special + sil anus Bea y ee wes “. h Cover : 9 7 lone and 30¢ Heavy Fleece-Lined Shirts of pon, in p ackgrounds, inches wide veavy, well made and fin and Dra Fr ’ with bandsome floral destaés F no & = a y SRE ee TSOE LE: lobed; Seonts. Gor ben S50 ieee BE RS Pianos SOc. Friday Clearir 01 iorro 5 ps ert: ieee pas ae aan aa morrow Stee eee tener eee DO Sale price 29¢ ene One only to customer ot a a » 7 $1.00 Silk and Wool Vest nd oa aac LACE CURTAIN SPECIAL, Pante—Missos’ sizes; an prokdere Mar ft al 200 pairs Fancy Nottinot . en; a . ° plain 4 ' scalloped ‘ : anc i) 1am Curtains, pure tra fine garment, < Cc with f we white i Aral ‘ I House Sale veal line s ith 1 fancy de lite anc rabian color splendid sellers J 4 Pi Oo made of re linen : 4 . ey gg He 8 and splendid value at $1.75; extra special, to 75e Pure White Wool Vests and fan House Sale, two for... .25¢ , close, pair ceeeee PLUS psec ee Cl House , rummer Sa All-Wool dium weight. Clearing Ho } HOSE SUPPORTERS . ! 1 Ingrain Carpet Sale price ' ‘ gre [ ale price Re » acate Ladies’, Misses’ and Children’s hout 1 yard square, on each 29¢ Going to V Pin-On Hose Supporters, ia Underwear for Women 1205 Second Ave. black and whit made with " * son ‘ee Ban any ive A STORE SUCCESSFUL WITHOUT SUNDAY ADVERTISING. $1.25 Wool Vests and Pants traps and cushion fastener For women; ribbed or me Very Special Friday Clearing an extra } wool ga House feime = to ss ery were and Fly on the Five Clearing € 3a « | SEATT Cc LAMBS’ WOOL SOLES 60 } Round Th 4 Ladies’ and a% f oe > UNO TRIPS 4 alow deep fleece 75c Pure White Vests and Pants bag iy with linen braid; out y fine Je . de sole of ther. We have ni ft gabe rate VES TACOMA = em in a om. Friday regula ex 3:55 and 7:30 ze HAMILTON-BROWN SHOES. nronnend 4 Jr Agent, n 176 Tacoma

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