The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 1, 1908, Page 4

Sea eR Mt ae We expected, that’s all THE SEATTLE STAR AR PUBLISHING CO. a 1907-1308 Seventh aw EVERY AFTERNOON excerT BUNDAY. Telephones— Private exchanges connecting al! parte of the Buliding — Sunset, Main 1050 and Independent, 441, Ask for the department or the name of the person desired. BALLARD wean AGENCY 171 Wallard Are Sunset, Batiara 106 RVNRETE STAR AGENCY POA Ree! Av.) Bunaet 18 y, stk Conte pee Week, of twenty-five conte per month, Dee rior = N@ free copien Homer Frans matter, SUBSCRIBES arrty em trem the list A The & wh * the address label le a recelpt yori To sUBSCKIaR oak. ba r ke * copy should mise it mere than once please ene you wins it This be certain of giving our subscribers « perfect service 1% te th Sa THE PARTING AND THE COMING GUST Vee ee e 1907! We've been pretty good friends, haven't we?—known each other pretty well, gone along quite a distance together, and Goodbye, had a good many experiences during our 12 months We never We've No, we're, not going, to mention all of them have told anybody, smiled, and we've had to, cry Everything hasn't been what it ought to be, You know that. We don’t feel really satisfied, but that wasn't your fault, It's just as if we went through the gate up to the big tree and picked Whatever apples we wanted, and maybe it's our own fault if We got the wormy ones. Anyway, you've been a faithful old mister, too.. Goodbye! And here's 1908! bd You're precious littleselse than a baby, young one. You're out all by yourself to live for just 12 busy, hurrying months We may as well own up—we don’t know what you're going to grow into. We've seen little years like you before. Some times we thought they were going to—well, they didn’t turn Perhaps that was our fault, too. Maybe we can do bétter now, many others. Well, and maybe there isn’t any use now some, too, exactly and a friend, since we've tried with so come on into the hofise, Don't know what you'll find there. An old chap who's going away has left it rather torn up. Put your trunk there in front of the closet where | the old clothes are: We've been intending to nail that door up. The room isn’t very warin. The carpet has holes in it, and two or three of the window panes are We've been tfeaning to fix those, too, but somehow we didn’t. Guess the room does need a good sweeping: It's been a long time since it was really clean. Not much to sit on, the furniture seems rather ramshackle select that furniture very wisely. Still, come on in. We'll see what we can do, And—you're welcome. eee - STATE HAS POPULATION OF OVER ONE MILLION By United iin s sila OLYMPIA, Jan. 1—The report of bureau of statistics shows missing. is there ?—~and Looks like we didn’t 'Diantnd, 1,800 te ot 2,000, Centralia, 6,000; Olympla, 16,000; Port Townsend, that Washington has a population ¢.600- Port Orchard, $00; Puyallup, Of 1,458,998. Seattle has a popula 7000: Renton, 2,500; Sedro-Wool Hon of 240,000, Spokane $0,000 and jey, 3.100: Snohomish, 4,000; Wil Tacoma 90,000. The estimated pop: ‘keson, 1,000; Walla Walla, 20,000; ulation of other important towns in Charleston, 600; Chehalis, 5,000. Western Washington is given as/Pamgads, 1,350; Everett. 30,000; follows: | Hoquiam, 6,000; Kent, 900; LaCon Aberdeen, 14,000; Anacortes, ner, 1,000; Monroe, 2,060; Mount 4,000; Arlington, 2400; Auburn.| Vernon, 3,000; Newcastle, 750, and| 1,000; Bellingham, 35,700; Black North Yakima, 11,500, | eoninyneimngee * Rifles and Shoteuns to rent at Halls, 1111 First av bi Blaine, 2,800; Ce WHOLESALE DR DOWN-TOWN STORE 9013-1015 FIRST AVENUE UP-TOWN STORE PIKE ST sso WESTLAKE AVE. — Tee ew mances — POST OF NCE SUR-STATION | SP 7 aT THE ue-Towe sone Beenie, Fosth Powder Bourjois wi ” Regu Tie nae ate weed Cream—oos with chipped edges, made to sal! at 1019-15 First Ave. A handsome suit of black velvet has 4 plaited skirt with black satin folds set at intervals to the kne Pleces of white cloth embroid in black soutache and shoulder arrangement is of black velvet with pompadour fibbon and black feathers. BEKIN a Japanese spinning °companies mumber 43, all of which are w ing.° The om y output of 000 pounds of raw cotton, consisting 16,590,000 pounds of Indian, 10 000 ponnds of Americati, $9,500. 060 pounds of Chinese and 1,500,000 pounds of other growths “GUNS FOR RENT—Piper & Tet, 1024-26 Second av oy Pianos, Picts PHONES: NG, PACKING, MO’ jserpent off the Norwegian const. | Record-Breaking Specials In Our Pre-Inventory Sale for THURSDAY ONLY te | The Quaker Drug Co. Two Stores. CORNER THIRD AND WASHINGTON. We Operate the Only Absolutely FIREPROOF WAREHOUSE in Beattle Vnequaled Security {s Offered for the Storage of Furniture, res, Tronks and Other Valuables. @ Cont What It Wil! Cost to Store Your Goods. Main 1523, ee STAR BY JOSH A Word From Josh Wise. “Lota o' people swear off on bad habita on New Year day, but it don't take long thelr memory t oum fective,” Preferred a Change. } Say, old man, have you a good mt yout Here's one.” want it but I ‘Su Don't wish you'd smoke it instead of the one in your mouth, It's flerce!" Enjoyed It. ‘How does your daughter tke Chopin?" asked the visitor of Mrs Smithers Just splendid! We had some for dinner today 1 think it's lovely boiled, don’t yout } Quick Disposition. | Have you used up all those cigars your wife gave you for a Christmas present? Yes; finished them the second day after.” u don't mean to say them all in two days? 1 made a bonfire of you amoke A New Veer Wateh Party. Annual Smashes. Along about three days from now You'll hear an awful crashing Don't be alarmed; they'll only be! New resolutions smashing An old seafaring Man proposes to catch an honest-togoodness sea Wonder what brand hes going to drink? Gave Up Ail, | “Bjenks gave up everything lant Now Year.” z } hverything ? “You, he crossed the ocean and | got seasick : Natural Conclusion. | “Wilson always likes to take a jap aftee breakfast Sunday me tyes.” “What church does he attend? Not Muct Chance. “Senator, do you think th hould always seek the ma: / Moat decidedly.” replied Sens Put, unfortunately, or Grabaw! Bur your hat of B N. Brooks & Co, 1331 Second | aco — RETAIL, USE YOUR PHONE IND. 2015 ~ ~ MAIN 1240 WE OELIVER FREE TO ALL SEATTLE.) -_— Roman Vere Powder—Roge- special teperiat Hale Oy Reguiorty ae ol saci | Playing Carde—Reguiari? te 0 fl, package #Decial 106 The subatit he kia fre a —— Fourth and Pike MOVING AND STORAGE CO., Inc. We Can Tell You to ind., 71. CUT FREIGHT RATES | THE SEATTLE STA R—WEDNESDAY But now I know just what to do, | #tralghtness by uncovering goad As resolutions will attest er man's crovkedness anon, ear. I'll be perfection every day Tile heart is dead who And quit each habit, large or | drawing on things wht te FIN’ @mall child takes his hand ~BY Wil» v- env’ But hold! The thought brings me| In tho final apprateat OOF finery, ’ . diamay ment from life depends nm s I'm golng to tore a teat anew, I'll have no habits left at all! vostment of Sursclvea {q % ) the office seldom has a chance, Beginning Nineteen Hundred Character is soon narra , _Blehts year I shall look up intend | you try to be liberal tp We Wey Notice I'll never smoke nor never chew, of down, How chall | ever see ventions of absolute rightaa. a Today's the day, Or keep an hour that t# late. he me ET lice me i | We rise to state, You bet that I'll economise, “i stitial The great questic That you ‘aust write And foolishly not spend a cent the ont church is not ‘what aa dla planseonann flay, won't it be a big surprise SENTENCE SERMONS. can’ it got, but what om | . When friends discover my intent? can it make to the lite of tae | 11% your I shall teach myvett One secret of sin's hold on us 16 | ple Ld what I dare say @ one of the | The theaters—I'll cut them out; our hold « secret sins @ | greatest and sometimes one af And dinner parties—how they he closer you get to men the! 118 year I shall leare © be mag the hardent lessons of life—to play faur, | cost! And never be a minute late nearer @u come to God ter of myself, avd 90 better gg ous _eweeenes —Te—— | Keneneive fada I'll put to rout And none will say they saw me! Love is the first word 4 the to direct those over whem y be hirk 8 a he lexicon o eligta a order Uu. S. Navy Yard eae on Pe: ers te a Ob, fife wil certainly be great! gy 7 thee se ; Pty yo = ms pecans ordering hee gam vidi the Ure othe ad i rt shun the race track, presents, |The resolutions that | make from feeding on the froth of life nr ' - oe; battle, I'll stick to them, let come what Whe: brand ve as harm: | ‘ r : Potengi rg fa weg the tf mattors not what pleasure calls, /I'll dit Just for pride’s own make, vor to hurt Colman butiding, artist mammoth dre Gack, torsade Ream t OF it Ym dubbed 4 blooming | No matter what the yoople say. | ‘The places where we hi helped erap he at able priest and prison ahlp Nipsic, Hoate leave chy i jothers are our milestones on the 4 Pier 2, foot of Yesler way, 5 tines The things I've been addicted to | way to heaven TRkish baths, inder jdaily.' Round trip, 500. ee | I'll be devoted to my work, Perbapa were not the very best You can not advertise your own ter ' | $ a Jeason 0 alues ) ° And London Leads in His | Mm ris i n ondon Leads ‘ | Gr © : eat Janua es for uyersie Got to take inventory of stock on hand this month and we don’t}! ds left---Thi b is i ible, but the ‘ want any goods left---This, to be sure, is impossible, but we won't}: . = * - have very much invoicing to do if | mw ) { 1 Ys 1 Save 33% NOTIONS REDUCTIONS ; } IN OUTING FLANNELS On Silks and Dress Goods White Outings. Colored Outings. Thursday Notion Day Sweeping reductions made here. Come prepared to buy your Paper @trong Pine fe 9c Grade, per yard .. Se Grade, per yard . year's supply of silks and dress materials, You'll find prices that | | Péckace Needies ote] | 106 je, per yard 10c Grade, per yard bear little relation to the valug of the goods. te ee Oe 12%e Twilled, per yard 12%e Grade, per yard ro fax, with handle Se Unbleached, yard l4e Grade, per yard = 10.26 quality Minch Misch Taltets Mik. sort 11.90 quality All-Weot Katie Prunetia colors Shopping Bags. Heavy Net Shopping Bags, very strong and durable; good Rela with bigh luster ear, tor waits and | aad feet sin tor, Fart. “bee | Rich Winck Tafters coiore and delicate shades; regular price 10c « skein; spe- die; in black and brown clal, Thursday, per skein lar priee 36c each; 0s re 7% « ebscten Senses GLOVES Ladies’ Gloves. ity | All- Wool Crevenetta. twit ood eulorings to © 21-9 per cent Thoredey 6178 atk for, 5 eat Se-inch Minch Pattee $1.76, 02.09 ond BE 9S All Wool Nv ete wel Hultings 12.98 quettty of Thread Cape Gloves. ° five entire eatinfac quailty $4-io0% Faname fuitt Thuraday a errerssrrsrerrssss | cent ue puinrant eet Ladies’ Kid Gloves, S-button | Dent's Style Cape Gloves, made a8 length, in black, brown and | from heavy imported leather, Fatiete tan, made of (taported leather. | pique sewn; come in black et These are very fashionable tan and brown; they are the a thie and durable; regular value | proper winter love; regulat! | for, yard soe $1.75 a pair; special, per pair price $1.75; special . $1.39 ie. a ‘ ° Windsor Windsor Ties for Ladies Children; come mostly checks, plaids, spots, plain ¢ ors and some have fancy ders, made of taffeta and ble silk; values to 50c; = Belts. Ladies’ Black SUk Belts, with good, heavy lining, well made, very durable, stitched and oth- erwise, with nice gun metal buckle; reantar values to 400; © i, each wk for. ‘Theraday Lin We have secured expecially for thie sale 6,000 yards-of White Chines Qerel de $1.00 mike ce we ne per cent Thurs. | we *, yard India Linon, in short lengths, 30, 34, 36 and 40 inches wide, dey. 01.28 weivet for, yard oe sale in two lots, per yard PRICE BLANKETS AND COMFORTS AT TLONDON'S lie and S%e BOUGHT GROCERIES OF A Carload of Best LINOLEUM Merchants’ Protective Association, Lowman BETTER VALUES HERE. Women's Fine Vict Kid Shoes, heavy or light \ military heel, patent tip, blucher or straight & ood-appearing and long-life sh $2.60; special ..... Misses’ Vici Shoes, patent tp, extension heel, neat and tasty; regular $1.75; special Came in Tuesday; best Printed Lino- leum; sold regularly at 65c and 75c; Thursday, special, per yard 39c 68c ” Per Yard for Building READ THEIR LETTER TO US Credit Department Phone Mala sone Independent 1800 MERCHANTS PROTECTIVE ASBOCTATION Boys’ Heavy Waterproof Shoes, shank, bellows tongue, unlined; never wears out; regular $3.00; ‘double a shoe special . heed Mi National Credit Ms P . I. M. JENNING, Secs. Matter of. Be Riess - Children’s Fine Kid Shoes, turn, sole, red TTT LOW tices iain Wcities om sik trimmed; @ beautiful and firm shoe; —e eee Pe er ee a $1.10; spectal it Men's Heavy Tan Shoes, unlined, cap toe, tongue, double solé, sewed and pegged; worth $3.00; special .. é Men's Dress Shoes, box calf, blucher style, cap medium heavy sole, comfortably wide $3.00; special accepted k of groceries 5 conte on the dollar of the oan, Howell Street Very Traty TIVE ARBOCIAT Your MERCHANTS PKC See How You Can Save Postam Cereal 20¢ | Arm and Hammer Soda . Ge FREE ..-FRE E Golden Grain Granules 20¢ | Ploneer Milk, 3 for 25¢ | with every $2.50 Shoe Purchase this week you Pa — Sugar ae j Jersey Queen Milk, 3 for ..25¢ a pair of our Bath Slippers an anox Soap, 7 for ze Me MOA ih P. & GO. Weite Naphths sour Be | me Hamilton Tomatoes, can. 10¢ Sapolio, 2 for 15¢ | Ammonia, pint botties be A STORE Macaroni, Ib. pkgn., 3 for ...2%¢ | Bluing, pint botties be ; : “ . Riverside Sugar Corn, 3 for.25¢ | Lipton'’s Yellow Label Tea, ib With a Good Reputation Gene ric SS- Hunt's Baking Powder,°lp. can oo ADE Has Good ide | Lv. packages Corn Starch, 2 for 9x12 Wilton Velvet Rugs, worth $97.50. «+ | 40¢ Grades Bwk Coffee, boee ibe ERWEAR we Hunt's or Totem Vinegar, Lat Lb. packages Gloss Starch, 2 for UND 9x12 Extra Velvet Rugs, worth $80.00, at bottles 1¢ the FOR WOMEN. 9x12 Axminster Rugs, worth §2 Baker's Chocolate, Y-lb. cake | Blue Latol Cataup Ziel » : , . Suite vig x12 Beat Tapestry Rogs-worth $26.00, at Zi¢ | Searchlight Matches, 3 boxes .. Fine Silk d baekowe pmeel gence ey «ng « $xil Hest Tapestry Rugs, worth $15.50, at sit. 4 Spaghetti, bib. pkg 10e 10¢ ° berlec &; regsilar $2.50 q §-3x10-6 Tapestry, Rugs, worth $12.50, at $9.75 | Lard Substitute, Ib +.-10@ | Apetizo—Similar to Grape-Nuts © Fine Jersey Ribbed Union Suits. im All 10¢ and 3 for Se ane ge . Be t, button down the front style; Foods, 3 for 2. Salmon Pudding, can Be is, Ga aoe Peacock Buckwheat Flour ae | No Phone Orders, No ©, O. Wool “0 and Pants, natural gray a Old Plantation Pancake Flour D. No Deliveries of Orders Un- lar $:.60 quality. On sale Men's or Women’s Suit Cases, brown, = 12¢ | der $3.00. Heavy Three-Quarter Wool Vests and Pant sage and $1.75 or natural; Fine Silk negular $1.0) quality and Wool Vests and tan; steel frames, grade, at ing fe Sptehont Men's or Women's 24Inch Suit Cases, brown shade; straps or snaps; goroid finish; special Men's 24-Inch Suit Cages, eel fra ered; straps and snaps; Hnen linen Unted; regular $1.10 popular linen Vined; per po . leather cov: lined; regular % FOR CHILDREN. Children's Wool Underwear, cream or natural ¢0 vests and pants or boys’ drawers; all sizes to special $1.98 years; regular 50¢ and Tie quality. On sale.3f 4-Inch Suit Cases, steel frame, Yer ather cov Children’s Jersey Ribbed Fleece eted, brass protected corners, ball handle, straps Pants, also drawers for large and sfaps; contains shirt fold; straps all around; weight; gray or white; — regular $12.00; special $7.49 sale