The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 30, 1907, Page 4

THE SEATTLE STAR ON DAY, DEC. 30, 1907. & r TT they ave looking for jaske how near it ts to a church and jone evening in the lobby of the nize mo. Me ents ay os THE SEA LE “STAR = Bes te iformarked the | how far from a @aloon, Nev, why theater, me having Just exchanged! quince ite me dead, pre is ie na estate agent concluded the agent, reflectively, + bateony tleket for Thensd , Take it trom me, thia : | eve STAR PUBLISHING CO, 1807-1309 Seventh aw yw do you mean?’ inquired the | don't they sly ask what distance |one for Thuraday, He nis | vee nurne’g BB i me 4 ERY AFTERNOON EXCEPT SUNDAY, Jit is from each of these places party toam and had a hee ee It © pipe dream, ites. many k ay’ * . BY JOSH ‘or instance: The man asks | The Hatener took the queation py oo yr a mae & . ite ine Wranes Ip mehvee emo ee connecting all parte of the pt far it a from @ church and kow | home with him to ask his wife . / ay ph, and wp. td 4 ‘aueeek Main 1050 and Independent, 441, A Word From Josh Wise, | mombe va were respectfully qulet oear to a saloon; while the woman | chout It Sudee Se aaethel: idee aaund : Pg , 4 mal Mu. for the department or the name of the person when you made your maiden apeech | dite a . ible in fire insurane t ir q ‘ tip % 10th Wesired. | the other day, were they net? , HARY on th tthat linen, fk takes cacttal |< wage ins” dae waa " AN very quiet,” replied Senator to stand adversi Vaxhington | Washington Fire Ins te . of cennne cane, Gimmes ott Ba Rare Ave Ouse. Sure - lGrabawl, “so quiet you could hear FROM Fire Insurance eompar *** pan . = EVPERETE STAR AGENCE Homer Brann cok Rocketotier Av.) Sunset 1848 Ree Jo who |# Bin drop i Pt eae 4 : De cont per copy, sie conte per week. oF twenty-five conte per month, De | ; . ah ' nee 5 Indeod : + sadn Wies Dillpickles Bnters the Noble Sphere of Nursing, But Does Bhe _ ®@THE OC KER~S aan recat "os sail of cater, Ne free copie ‘ talk about uplifting Tom, They, Vere. On Saree Win Herself a aHome, or ts the Grateful Patient a Quince? WHOLESALE DRU RETAIL, _ Seer dove know how to Re | an chy Bee = COs underneath I pe ye eae ow do you like your new cook DOWN-TOWN STORE USE YOUR PH Ce gS | itt sired tuscan fates ice 1013-1015 FIRST AVENUE IND. 2015 ~ ~ HAIN ha | | “Fine! Lote of atirring events in UP-TOWN STORE WE DELIVER \" PIKE ST, sme WESTLAKE AVE FREE TO ALt SEATTLE) ” TOrrice sum-sTAY . . verry we ve my es : oi ee i aprile Srirat ime uecrommsvome ‘THCQUAKER SEAS TIFOR WEse FnEe at riders @ parton “To What Base Uses.” | Meow Aw dinpleane 1 want a doren exes, please,” This job of belng the god of com Good, bad or mixed? merce is all right, but when they | me in a glass tube and make Bad. I'm going to see a barn. torming company play ‘Hamlet, "| me swear about the weather, T ob: Joct Ruffied, he went out and drowned his sorrow in diabolo. PRE-INVENTORY CLEAN- UP SALE We are getting ready to take stock and find on some lines. Here are pick-ups for y : *tlves overloaded prices for MONDAY AND TUE SDAY The Circus Kaicker-Don't you think that NOTE EVERY ITEM—THE SAVINGS ARE BIG. Here isa \ auto feat Is thrilling? | Pinaud's en te 9 tinine, 600 sive Fs "The distinction of a rubber band is that it stretches. FPR cape aPOy panda gn Dr, a For at3 4 Tt will fit just as well a ia teacup as it will around a it when it comes down. Puek sty 5 dng to the r End many sires That Was All Te that a fleht io the Our ideas of morality are ry h like so many rubber an he customer nab. Dat noise te 1 My | Janderine, L They stretch, * | Her Art —_ : 22¢ : You wouldn't call y a cheat. T lidn't yo I hear that she's artiatic Does Wc size, special ite 4 Pemind the conductor of ye th | sag yay powders | ~ : ht ¢ il A Pout Trela Fete ’ | The Quaker Drug Co. Ee You can’t get out of it by laughing about it, or saying that | . A Point in Rthics 161548 Piseh Ave. nas Fwd Chores Pourth and wall B R’s a good joke on the eet car compar r that it doesn’t Not Interrupted. | “Some men and women have a| ’ ‘ ‘ , } “Senator, I preanme the other different way of #a the © @mount to anything | een asieeeenenenatemanenittal nomen ae _ , It was fraud. You know it. You stretched your rubber | |*H& WAS IN HIS PARTY TOGS AnD HAD A SOCIETY DOLL ON || e HIG A onscience. a Stung again. Oh, the pe hood iC Or You wouldn't ad hat you were a lia Then why iii tom Ee seats agers vice PhAis and TRAE Pre mo on SEE ‘f + hat " ‘ ‘ * what m insect wee . ot here I sudd meets him Moesn’t know won't hurt ! You can call f ser it ‘he Peay a9 - Millionaire fg Policy, or a white lie, but you know what it was. ‘ i dinary fifrt and a sissy oot Oa af cur. meuition! : Other Victors 910 ae A nt t a per rer, by . nto urt 1 \ ere one man Whe hd one man | had been waiting for to cent asked w he a P | orms #0 easy that you'll ines et a hat i ae ' get h thr h ha tays poor through eh: w he would im- Anas " | never miss the money. Be as the st he can tor en S Sith sale ar s not a) « nrougr . ’ ‘ " w t ’ i or ne a the slow methods of , eo Wa k 2 en bot he pe c ser “ rm m : ardous speculation, a ving, a hundred get Myo on who b 22 pinch a cw ‘ at, sd on t th oe t 1 ! ; 1 get POOR RICH. ine’ et rt a a i a | “ & > in oem 9 tu S$ not the least ser ruple against overcharging you for what nt pat a good sized bag In bie & winens Ve maelt a P he furnishes It is har isidle " ar ‘ol mesa omtinan |iiu with @ dollar. The State fant ‘we a nd ctore—Whot B® man to beat n ANC The ernment le a he mont Matressing cases of he sy clcsale and Retell, > Bitimate victin y wh an get the best Lewd , ac Pg sateen aa ito & hae iret ae, ond Coes 108, Cocend im _. Be : , The Wise Man Chooses the Better Part, and . ‘ ereeuiets ome comers »ES are Danis 1 tt} re r ase. fo pack the theater for a s fn pass Places His Money in the Savings Bank. | 4 ' ol on Sunday, and sel! a@rguerite in the opera t let he a ome to the back cd: A knee-le 1 would be as A Pmmodest as a decollete bathing would never rob a Bess to despise the ward heeler while we make no secret of the 5 3 Wact that we are buying votes just argained SECOND AND CHERRY. Bor one vote, one dollar. The d lisg : a Are Selling at Less Than Factory Prices I the runkcard in the dining + cut ani | JAMES D. HOGE, N. B. SOLNER, ie @esociate. The petty criminal of the Bhe woman of the streets is unspeaka pen for the fashionable beaut Por the moneyed man whose i Miety. We introduce them to our wives, and Bet daughter go out to dinner on his arm M@ndulge, compromise, sin, rob, cheat and lic it Gus Brown do gaged eae we Says: When you sit alone, in quiet, and measure your moralit “Measure it fairly. | Very likely you can’t use a pair of scales or a quart cup or | yard stick, | one is so successful,” | | But any of these would be be tter than a rubber band. Has been taken off the price of all heavy President. Cashier. We Positively Show the Best Values in Seattle Women's long. Coats Women’s Suits Half Price big Sale Homen's Waists Sciicg aba adi aale ‘ot Vek and Less the store at rction Cost “net Our entire stock of Women Fine Tailored Suits on sale at Half Price and less than h j $2.49 price Not one suit reserved. | $5.06 Fancy White Silk Waistee es. ne at i $2.98 Everything 5.00 S at Shr , a : wits a $5,00 White and Ecru Net Waist $30.00 and $3 Re $13.50 $2.49 $25.00 and $28.00 Suits at PIs tk Wai $12.50 00 Plaid Sitk Waists $20.00 and $22.00 Suits at meee $2.00 and $3.00 Wool Batiste and 929.00 un’s Veiling Waists, all cok $17.50 at d $18.00 Suits at $8.75 ’ oT ee Black Silk Petticoats $3.98 75¢ Haannelette Kimonos 49 Regular $7.00 and $8.00 Values. e from; Beautiful Black Silk Petticoat S ys a fast made of best qualit On special sale Tues* silk. Very with deep f y whose name tions averaging from one-half to ves to acknow $5.00 Black Taffeta Silk Waistss one-third regular price. Arrang ed in three special lots. Lot No. 1, Women’s Coats at $3.98 Worth Up to $9.00 In this lot will be found small sizes only, up to size 36 All “Seattle people always recognize a real sale of clothing—that's why this plain colors and fancy mix Lot No. 2, Women’s Coats at $5.00 All kinds, all sizes, of Women’ Long Coats; all-wool materi als; medium and dark color You still have time to make the old year worth while There is another day left to purchase your apparel for the new year -—— and if you don’t care to pay all cash you don’t have to—- wi rth regularly up to $12.00; Lot No.3, Women’s lon Coats at $995 Worth Up to $20.00. overcoats and raincoats—every former price and full, and flounce. More $5.00 Children’s Dresses $2.49 Half Price. has been cut exactly half, and you have unre- than one dozen different to choose from. Worth $7 00 and $8.00 each. On sale Tuesday at $3. 98 stricted choice of this kind of clothing at these reduced figures. A little down and a little at a time Black, Brown and Tan Broad ANL-W g 1 Cheviot Sail- will do foths and Kerseys; also ail | $1.29 Sateen Petticoats 89 st rom 1am kinds of mixture Beautifully Our entire sto f regular $1.2 veal | v blue, red and Our regular prices for the high grade made. Some of them lined Sateen and = thorb! oom Pet br ! 8 va od and strictly up-to-date apparel we carry in stock are as low as any in town, but se deeh $6.98 and $14 Val. MAY MANTON PATTERNS 10c Spee: $5.00 and $6.00 Reduction Is Genuine Reductions have been made Guaranteed Rainproof Craver Throughout the ‘ Coat w Astra and they will hee . olth is of ‘ : Boys’ School Suits—the kind that boys like d © save mor rays Jed at oe to wear and that will wear boys—are now one rowns and blacks. Our $ > you buy on credit 1 " ren 0 anc 00 val k ar $5.00 ax 0 ? ; i half former prices. Stylish, neat, durable and nd $14.00 35.00 and $6.0 tot comfortable fitting. Old Country Linens Fastern Outfitting Co. Incorporated and and Union Seattle’s Reliable Credit House. <reeereneernmeaeennmeeeengee A Battle tle for New Year’ § Gus Brown ALWAYS RIGHT. COR. THIRD & WASHINGTON om! . f es —__4 Second and Yesler We Move By Contract he E onben bon aoe? wine WHERE THE CAR STOPS. Get Our Figures ee AT THE TOP COATS In the City, Lon é ‘ i ° oes Fattore THE TAILORED READY Co, sigphepaies Fourth and Pike. Fire Proof Storage Out Freight Rates. Main 1628 GUARANTEED RATES Ind. 71 ee ee ea eee