The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 26, 1907, Page 4

f t ites PUBLISHING CO. EVERY AFTERNOON Yelephonee— Private enshanges connecting alt parte of the h Wise. | present “Hamlet,” “That t» should bultding — Sunast, Main 1050 and Independent, 441. ¢ ° BY F. W. 8 CHAEFER, A Word From Jos 4 lien ey } Ask for the department or the name of the persen pert. BALLARD STAR AGENCY 81 Ballard Ave Sunset, Rattard 108 te he conmthered 0 dannerets RVRNEEE STAR AGHNOE— tomer feans OFT Moghetelter Av: Munset 1949 i burglar? as * a It taken a Dangorous! ‘That man can open | ‘Ohe cont Per Copy, ALE conte Per week, OF twentyniive cents per mont mighty good eatlor |e raliway car window lvered by mall or carrt - © keep ahip from | Entered at the Pontottion at Soattia Washington, us second-ciaas matter te A pty. Aaron emcarais ‘a p, MAIL sUnscHRIMRRS sea of matrimony.” A bachelor maid in Cologne the addre Grew tired of living alone Wee et If @ man ‘neath the bed - yoTTca Bhould hide h aid | ETC up our I'd steal bim and call him my i we will send | please telephone ue e own | me, OY epbatmere a genteet Gorvieens With the Optimiat. Progressing ee ot Saal Nobody oan really harm you but How is your daughter getting | ; yournelf.” along with her physical culture, ae TRAINING OF PARENTS | “You are under @ real obitgation | Mrs. Smithers? : o— “— omens } }to every man on earth ine he's got ean ole HENRIQUE PISTACHIO, ALIAS PRUYN ae y can't put infivence in a| Yate her little finger parfectty love ae ae ; One night last week a man walked into a police station, een” jly when she eats nou - < 4, ’ 1 they had ovep . g } | on in doubt, take Optimiam.” oe aners we ae m roe a h rique, He tg " ) ld by tl Nar | arrin nobler that te +4 . holding his 19-yea alii ° In darkness, tn Nght, th sorrow Preferable | - ethan ae Soylent ¢. ‘The mont in. “Lock up s boy id I charge him with forgery lin blight, be an Optimist ever, and Do you prefer coina without Prova. @ 1 a ee nanan & Pistachio, alisg A ‘ \ 4 ar his lesson he Il lead | things will com 1 right J mottoon bbe le : "mgt aim ‘ Re» keeping I shall prosceute h When he learns his | n he will lead | | "Optimiam {» the first-bor’ of You;" anawered the struggling] Company wilh alater Wtta before she got an honest a fut ‘ . | Hope, the mother of Confidence, | citizen We a good idea; inf) fom plume, | ” ee 6 eo of them Fr _ yr $50 . jthe @ utioner of Adversity and /uitely preferable to mottoos with} 4, re a. fed * ‘ar busted BE Phe amou u ed waa Qu ‘ | the undertaker of Pessimiem out coin.” Washington Btar pon heckane ‘ina ad broke off the me | A frown fs a renegade «milo Seared cceetee ines gate ta tge ae m k-Digamy. of W , ob sht? ‘ | that {t afraid to look itwelf in the | Institutions of Learning . ne eee ceaaee east +o ene as this father righ pope Your son joined a college frater ~ > t , ~ # one It’s a pretty hard question t ity, didn't he? | tm Be Paria, th © lot Bitte have ahs " } | , " kote -. it to remember him t would he . ‘ aR ' such tre nt and No, it wan tripping at the top of with bis picture ts ad doing Some will say he made a seas , 1 five flights of stairs that laid him} on don't you th ~n : suse be ts #0 Rang its disgrace would , ve any Boy pirit, and would be jup that way,.”—Puek pny Seng Magen bower = cscreenseatil likely to do him more » than good Mutual fitted for a new t of he got imuaale ’ Pe utua! But we don’t ko t the was “She took hie temperature and sald | had made him feve ad Mr eighbore—It's too bad of | “ . $3 -_ as Perhaps this forgery was climax of a series of mis im you, Mildred, to worry your mam Keven in remote Ab a the 4 at © motors will cover . Bi ta) oh « forwery as a begin Somebody's nose ix out of joint. |the regular nurse, The housekeeper mia fo. ‘ of the automobile has a and wo London Globe, doings. It often that a es’ forg a beg I give you one guess, It in Miss says he asked Mies Lint “who that Me Mildred—Huh! | You don't | Germany has seized occa a. T tk Wi th ning. Perhaps he wa se boys wifo listen to a paren: | Lint’s peacherino was,” and told her he samme. fhe worries me\forelock. The Negus ha ‘ a 1 Brows 7 al ioe me heart bh rinks After resting for one day she “missed his little playmate”; and than I worry her,—Chicago tw a German company a mn at plumbing and tal correction with a ' ‘ je im ms Ne oi ~" loame back to seo how | was getting Miwe Lint had the audacity to scold sew heal Py only how unfortuna t that “th man got next There |atong with young Porey Seads him and threaten him w a rf . “er G. H. Brown Pi 4 1 } k we rdote in all its | Dofeush, sen of the Insect powder lapse, I don’t think that’s -good * tood rine ot — are boys : x ear WORE Q _ agnate, and tmmedtately began to nuraing net in 6 trum. a edne b r 1 before them in such a her aathorit She t At rate, Peroy seemed to get nakedness 1 cing 1 t y ae 4 lichlnw. op te Na thoes ie wnt & temperature and sald | had a whole lot stronger while I wag WHOLESALE R~? — way that they can’t a Wok , > them it: is n feverish. However, she with him. He ts begtaning to talk LE CO:> RETAIL, thing to be sorry for; it nly a thing to forget, or worse, to in come bac xt day and auto rides, so | guess he was stall _ . pti y clieve ber again. Perey was vie ing when he insteted he was so DOWN-TOWN STORE USE YOUR PHONE ignore g ibly affected when I left woak It was necessary for me to 4013-1015 FIRST AVENUE IND. 2015 ~ — MAIN What shall you do this sort? eo 8 hold his hand a great deal. My, ue-T Store eng Miss Lint's day off, a o back but what a itm joo talk Pere: ‘OWN r WE DELIVER ae? ae S id PIKE ST. me WESTLAKE AVE FREE TO AL again on the Scadsborough job. I'm can sling—for a sick man. Sroes rep ar bo nray oh L SEATTLE) If we could answe f hand, inaumers fathers ‘afraid Perey has queered me with (Continued) j tare and Stripes. I! eest-orres sue-svanen ae rece oil and mothers would and = =e eer ee ee aE é weer at txt vervown srome TNE GU UST MOC AY BOTH mothers would rise up ar But we. can't 5 Onty Two. * waligy , } Now,” said the teacher, who can But, the very day we read about t We Caugnt sigs |tell me how many seasons there ef some vords w peated as a headi . They ad, ‘oe TS >. P Tt was the hand of Susie Jones “The ‘Training of Pa thas went up Did you ever th this might be the key to.the whole T know, teacher. Thore are two. 4 Ice cream season and the holiday ne- ird--- 0 situation ? neason. Tf your boy is wild Who permitted it? If he } — On All lies to you, whe let hiv If his friends are bad, who That's Right. / n allowed him to make those ing, who failed to | mons when he js canght, but in phere of the home? Ii } sponsibilities is perverte that none Precepts may keep boys, with blood and s feed them sx 1, are ye Wf this can be cl mdy vething st If this thing that counts isn't in your life, only a miracle | # Chusan,” says the North Ching biting. so they ra " . Dally News. The mandarin tried of inflicting castigation on the may will ever put it in the boy's. It must be there actively—/to force the soldiers to take thelr darin; had they beates or struck strong, dominating, unfailing; not only precept, but example; | PAY 18 big ‘cash The soldiers re | the officer they would have been not only example, but ideals ; not only ideals, but your own life- THE SEATTLE STAR I the best ideals before him s entire idea a 8 sarged to what you didn’t do for ! th and personality—yor THE SEATTLE STAR— FROM DIANA'S DIARY 1307.1908 EXCEPT SUNDAY, 8 ih av, Mies Dillpickles Enters the Noble 5 iabi Ghats oF of Nursing, but Does Bhe Win Herself a Home or lathe Grateful Patient a Quince? 8? If his ambitions are lack not in ser the everyday life and atmos # manhood and its re ¢ in your heart of he Stage Manager: Now I want to put you through a rebearsal for the “Dance of 1 Maliste were but four seasong. le boys out of but real) stage Macager: G'wan! I know sume chews What fun & Gecen all have to There has been a disturbance appears there tx no punishment fo: belied and, aided by thetr wearty bit the offiese t mubject to pumishment by the gov rument SAA | vertet would do it a world of good took thie method ig RSDAY DEC, 26, 1907. STAR DUST BY JOSH FROM THE NUTTE FAMILY ALBUM Being @ Spiel by Hazel, the Youngest of the Mis ' > of the Misses Nu by F tte, as SHARPER Reporteg The worst thing out To rouse your tre, Ia that tafer nal Purnace Shoes fire, He Could Improve it. “I went to the theater last night.” “What did you see?" “A play called ‘Hamlet’ ” “How was it? “Fair, only fair them you do not realize extra values we are giving. Try us for the next pair you need. BOYS’ HIGH CUT SHOES. A good lively . Loutaville Courter Journal. RAYMOND & HOYT Query. If & restaurant keeper sells you poate meat for venison, is he « oa tare fekirt long effort to attain them, which the boy must see and feel BHO _ _——- and know. Ga B pate training of parents Says: shi i sil F ‘fen, John R. Rogers, Edna Aug onto STAGE OLK Helen Hale, Otis Harlan, Gretehen “Good-bye to the Heavy Overcoats La .. Elsie Janis. Bisie Janis’ proposed Ohio Stage’ soelety will start off with a ingly large list of successful actors writers and manag The idea grew ont of a box part en re cently b several member of the rheck theate Y when she wa n afte ance guest of her fellow Buckeye Slated for charter mem are Charlies and Daniel Frohw ’ 1 Keate Pauline Hal) ress Percita West rginia a erfe Thon m, Emma ‘ Prox *, Ametta Bir ¥ Man Co’ Chas. Big x Friganz f hM I U. S.. 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Incorporated nt and ad a BOYS’ CLOTHES, SCHOOL AGES RANGE FROM 8 TO 19 YEARS, ARE ALL REDUC.- ED ONE-HALF. SUITS, Second and Union. MOVING AND STORAGE CO., Inc. Gus Brown FIRE PROOF BTORAGE, Eddie Foy says he in going to 405-—Pike Strest-—403 THE NOTION MENT. Pia © DEPART Ge Fancy day Se Shaving Soap, per box 400 Bide Combs, per Elastic Beit ushions, Fri we ze ite ckie 49 ave Tbe fancy 500 Hose Supporters Demand Your Attention OUTING FLANNELS om, per 1126 1 1-2 quality for Be Apron Gingham, per yd G 1e 10¢ quality for 8 1-3¢ | 01 Cloth, per yard iGe 12 le quality for ® 12¢ |! cand 1be White India Lin 12 1-2 and 4c quality for. 11¢ ”, per yard s ide TURKISH TOWELS. 7 Le Unbleached Turkish Towels, each 1be Unbleached Turkish le Bleached Turkish Tx 160 Bleached Turkish Towels 2he Bleached Turkish Towels, 300 Bleached Turkish T each COTTON AND LINEN HUCK yard Towels, ¢ wels, each each waa = Seennn AAAS wels TOWELS Al $3.00 quality, S4-4nch, al! wool, extra heay $2.50 AND ‘ BROADCLOT clonkings. Neat dark and Nght pat Your a of Rroadek Save one-third Friday at, per Inches wide and gree f RUGS Priced Everlastingly the Lowest WILTON Choice VELVET RUGS. values to tomorrow $25.65 RUGS. 9x12 AXMINSTER SIS.S5 BEST BRUSSELS RUGS jendid ty ¢ } It ‘ $14.45 LINOLEUM FOR THE KITCHEN If you are not familiar with the $3 and $3.25 2 Drumme sample " ar L REDUCED PRICES. Dress Goods Offered at Clearance Rates tday The Art Department's Offerings | Holiday Goods No Reservations lated shopper. Our regular prices are very low and with this 1-8 off, it down below cost of This is good news for the be brings Quaker quality goods the average store. The Quaker Drug Co. 1013-15 First Ave. — Two Stores, —-—— Fourth and Pike RIBBONE, Taffeta — aches wide Plal n, 3 inches wide, ard be Baby Ribbon, all colors, per yard - le Priced a Lot Lower on sale one - BOE pair. 81.19 $1.98 82.75 MILL 11-4 large sized Single Blanket, worth $1.50 pair; day only, each 10-4 Gray Double Li4 Heavy Gray ; a sale 104 F es, pair 1d. Bla Blanket sale pair at kets RAINPROOF CRAVENETTES $1.09 YARD. $3.00 CHIFFON $1.75 HS $1.49 YARD. ~ & . roof coating an wide; a good e third Pri- $1.09 (Gowns Knit Shawls Snaps for Late Buyers jowns, yles of «¢ Flan i out | 98¢ in avy pe ise tted Head lors. ose Wool 08,