The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 15, 1908, Page 4

o ‘ THE SEATTLE STAR--WEDNESDAY, JAN 45, 1008. - vorna tte SATE STAR) STAR DUST: 22288 SS S EVERY AFTERNOON EXCEPT SUNDAY BY JOSH Telephones rivate exch@ges connecting all parts of the buliding — Sunsst, Main 1050 and Independent, 441, xt) y Wise h, bef . 1 & ' m Nibley Ask for the departmept or the name of the person are bs Ma t bis | ; segher ‘ ba & tired — , - ‘ ‘a PALLARD STAR AGRNCY Halland i in the Barnyard oo: 4, Chone ¥4 ; RVRRETY STAR AGENCY 1 A i that a \ . iy, of ; { ! ' nent rie a F . oe ; \ . ! y aid when the he : : ' ; he % world, Hah? ‘ ' Met ry Wosh lage oe heer =" Spine ne ae . " er hugbe though he did t ~ ! ms ihe f TO MATE sumscuimens a Alas, How rv 1 exage : = pane D Pe borg - i oo oe The oN Jingler rote OUTBURSTS OF EVERETT TRUE Fy oe is \ se How ~ _ _ NOTICE TO SUBSORIMM@A-ahoull y i M ont < dann — rh . yes on - : \ dated {Wo, Wo, AFTER WHOLESALE THE QibAKER~S <a 3 : Ps m nf round , YOU, PERCY, nee DRU co. = -RETAIG =e as > ho dea t bury ite dead DOWN-TOWN STORE USE YOUR PHON Water ty worth ot 8 5 §013-/015 FIRST AVENUE INO. 2915 e TO MAKE SEATTLE A CLEANER CITY. Quienelé, Nev, mearee, ee Praise for the Pulpit ; a OC Lae —_———_——- ' a of Kindness” was & 61 i FREE JO ALL SEATTIg) An ex} ab ! attle t “s “ we & inn Ad yas “ TO NTA ae he fuct% Football Te "Pa 1am truly gratitied tne ue-town srowe WAL GUAKER SBASTIFOR LESS’ f° ‘ cose from Wales a ca 3,000 tons r at i iy lawn with eo «ra i THE Bre ste: be clfere at $11.50 QUAKER'S ANNE cost ! As , ow ts | ti t anthra Of saves y a ee BA Ae kt me a el : | |l ee eS ' uk broken p , to ma , . ‘ aa. Specials for Today and Tomorrow importe a tain a nsta vy as mg . a VERY DAY foriQudher Csuhesi acai Phere is no monopoly about the a Neate . : You Two Feiiows Go ix d et p, Laund 20 Teale fr ahin I one we r . wer THERE AND FINISH as r k _, duantit PE : I & k un , oO OUR ARGUMENT fit ™ “ i All that is necessa 1 i / WANT Yo VET /NTO « Lee's Egg Tar Shampoo | - . THIS BUILDING, TOO (ih, me " 7 ie ‘ \\ ate e & ( ‘ 4 Qua DARE TO OFFS Grandpa's Tar Soap—Se sige th eirewla ‘ Seatt ' t set ie Eo ‘ A Scrimmage.” Cheer Up 8 cakes fine Toilet Soap, act = Ws anthracite in —'* a agua Having trout w 4 - poae | Uncle Sam's Tar Soap—I06 a a be it will b ot oe always ntrapped - re a 1 Star < & box To Jansen’s Dog Scap-—-Reguiar on ay and tomorrow only © while specia er cake 7 ie! ok , AFPTER MANY YEARS | ant, 6 cakes f BBC \sergen's Turkish Bath . here could be solved by a genera ance of t ‘ By JACK RAYMOND mention herdn his letters. That wee 14é\Penn's Antiseptic Sita s dirty ft coal in tl esidence districts of tl x When Brownaw boarded the | after he bad ors M i o owe BM Schieffelin’s Corrosive Sublimate Caken for in , 3 Abd started away for bie Ja ; Soap——A specially fine antixepile Uardes’ Complexion subs a 4 A year at « me, he felt like a new a : the Bosecos ro a ; Sal sca, veaular Seat o- . bs absolutely clean with @ great and un able lost their powe ane and rt 2 special, per cake 12¢ Rhodoline—Substitute for we ' Pan | ye ou He had at te bi eng the hi bye and bye : a » wi 1) Mance, the grave, sweet-mannered, there came at times a sneaking half Jersey Lily Castile Soap—Fine keeps ihe whit i < in } ve hot water Maria Ramsey, goodbye, t wish that he wa of ' , cr cor balk a ? h I ' nae tans tie ubecaaae tal on te por wee phan ge rhe Gest good an the Imported Cantilon; 2-\Armour’s Shaving “ t t could clence the pleasure he found (Wherein It seems that Pete and eyes | saw you Bay you wass bars worth 0c. specia' ive ene mes it ful, two or three t red t h othe © company of the one present. the regular ox were at the der sa 4 fox, yet. Vot wass you al tain a hot fire nine! Dut he would have takea bi same classic entertainment.) ad der burlesquer show in der S| meme barman eet : Seth iia aie oes Sar fi The Quaker Drug > val “her s searcel smoke > soot d ne st part nod « rank ‘4 ‘hi: soft coal. There i eens. ay hee and no du in the informer's f at He would stay ts » her at a Vere you wasa last night, Mr. ness? Chee, dot gag wid der 1012-15 First Ave. ——--TWO STORES. Pike and Wi f ing fron ithracite It makes little ast urdit widen Chones Ahhh, don'd trying to Reuben payt f hu tollar it had al ut, for all that, there was a pang pr & albino—mit my own to look in der peep hole to see se can be : self hardly knew. A friend he At mg with Alice y gage ooms with the sembaristo that cast a ¢ 4 over bis love for than by using soft coal cratic Benson family, Who lived Maria and darkened the pleasure of Further, a ton of ant ll go fully twice as far as|Co@Yeniently near the campus. It his home-coming—a cloud that wa was the bewitching daughter Alice not to be dispelled altogether f ° a ton of soft coal, so that in th is no tly to| that met him at the door and mat are 3 x showed him to t om. He itked ee use that.a ton of Renton or Carbonado soft coal, ranging ir n $7 to 99. in the looks that d A Store with a Good Reputation Generally Has Good Underwear. Here Are Values You Can't Afford to-Miss. Underwear for Women _ For Children + weeks went by he was charmed by her blithe, charming mut the fact| Wars. There came a time w | Skirts---Gowns price fr The Star has for several years been px r Peete : took hef to & college funct ; i Women’s Short Flannel Undenl that the increasing use of softcoal in Seattle is fast making | then followed a dance or two. There " Or ilar Hc and Tc Wool skirts, our regular 39¢ qualit ita very dirty city It is today almost dif. par with Cincinnati | ¥ere little teteatetes in the hal Our regular $1.25 “Forest Mill« Our regular $1.50 Heavy All Ur or cream assorted colors; sale price i A : : way, and he began to wander iat Vests and Pants, of fine woot Wool Vests and Pants 1 co! price os Or St. Louis in the sootiness of its atmosphere and the dirt fly-| {he parlor of an evening, when te natural gray, ribbed; sale or Qatural gray; sab 39¢ T Women’s Outing Flannel Go ing everywhere and penetrating everywhere. Paint grows) ¥®* veary from his studies. It w price The » these out at # ike & strong tonic to leave books and spend an eve low gowns are cut f price: th dingy within a few months, where formerly it kept fresh and ) and Our regular $2.50 White Silk and 4 z z s Our regul 35e Fleece-Line bright for several years. The sidewalks and porches are is Wool Union Suits n down ms tf y i a and we have them in white itty repartee and riotons fellows. He half wished that they the front style; medium eats and Pants, natural or pink, blue and pretty strip ered with lling soot Zand the stuff enters everybody's win . " covered with falling t Zand the stuff ent everybod r tor, watching the ever chang-| had asked him to bring the chi) weight; sale price 1.75 cream color; sale price ..19¢ sale price “She dows and doors impartially, causing carpets to grow dingy |! expression of ber handsome, | dren al Fut with thie pr if §. clothine ark oven her and his family there ca F ane furniture and clothing sor He had told Maria of the first! wish that he could get a a! ‘ Wood to Burn. . “ This evil has been brought about in Seattle during the evening that he had » h} Alico before thelr retu ot, : S ] f W W ts G k m ducting che See Pe | Allo, tore ele eta e num. ff | Te cleeeoutlhe ends ot several ale of Women's Wais rocery last eight or ten years. What was formerly a clean town lines Thufiday we will give Using mostly wood for fuel, is now a dirty town, and fast get a . : con RSLS! geese | | Four Extra Specials for Thursday 75c and $1.00 Waists,| $1.50 and $2.00 ting worse Quotations : It would be to the great benefit of the city if a large part g Ke § Ladies’ Woo Gloves, in a 5 Ibs. Best Suga . 276) of the present soft coal consumption could be stopped. It pre Eon atl age em lg 49¢. | Waists, 98¢. Large bottle Catsup 2te| binations * are . Percales, Ginghams, | ! iste un's Velling . 2 ‘oan would not only tend to break up the present comt prices of and extra values wm, © yen, Ginghan wer _ ae t ra 3 boxes Searchlicht Matches ‘ Sateen nice- | bair, Madra awns . the commodity, but would result in a much cleaner city. special for Thursday's ‘ n | ete. Beautiful new waists ‘i Bie selling, per pal a3e¢ made | Worth $1.50 and 0. On 5 pkgs. Crescent Wheat Ties. Worth 76e and $1 sale Thursday oe pad 3 ‘4 C PRB Loy sale Thureday 196 4 Ib. Baker's Chocolate ., fi MR. SKYGACK FROM MARS styles and colors $6.00 and $8.00 Silk 1 ib, Bal checks and fancy silks; regu $3.00 and $4.00 Net Waists, $3.69. 1 Ib, Lipton’s T lar values to 3% special : Ib. »ton's e 3 a tse Waists, $1.98. ee ee ie He Visits the Earth as a Special Correspondent and Makes Wireless Sttke, Black Taffeta 1 Ib, 40 Coffee, tomorrow “ Observations in His Notebook. Buy your new apparel in the eas Aprons. Beautiful Net Waists, in ecru bday abi we 2 10¢ : \ “As 4 Gingham Aprons, good as and white Worth & Silk Waists for yi Stra vaste: . way if you are h ird pre sed ior sortment and $460 each On sale be Sy ie bepines Vd = "7 > ’ ’ " th bit a Worth up to $8.00, On sale 7 bars Lenox Soap ia STOOD IN THOROUGHFARE — WATCOWED lonath,. wi ; ~ Thureda hy 3 3 pks ‘ SCURRYING PPULT/TUDE ~~~ WAS APPROACHED ready cash—you will just be one bse , mers one Tere $5.09 9) ® okes. Washington Ma day 4 FROM REAR BY EARTH-BEING WEAR / 2 wugeirs PASTENLD TO OUTER ‘Ganmene a MOVE ON, JOSTLED ME FORCIBLY ABOUT, USING SECTION] \¥E micROBE! TIMBER GROW] / ~~~ PROBABL ay Fany oO ‘ SALUTATION PECULIAR YO THIS REGION, dies’ Whi awn Aprons Eagle Brand Mik, per can . os"! Beautiful Marseilles Bed Spreads|.- a AT of many who take advantage of our free and exteedingly liberal credit Thigs 2 bottles, full pint, Bluing # day Qe Ammonia 75c Apron for 49¢. Humpty Dumpty, Fore, Made from heavy ham ington Wheat Flakes ,. nice frill at neck weula a cs ’ ‘ Boys’ Pants ep in black only; service, and who just pay a little ABE) wn and a little at a time. No money invested will bring so many Phe output of one of the country’s most famous Children’s Apron hee pate tries mills, some slightly injured in making, but so strong happy returns as that put in bright, new, stylish apparel slight as to be hardly noticed These are Quilts Thursday One-Fourth Off 39c Corsets White 14 Drab, medium waist and hi egular $1.00 va right sort one never re to buy for posterity, for they are choice. Some n, stuff, tha wears; get $1.00 for them, but they yours for less than half. for extra large beds; a few for 34 size. Come to morrow, for they'll sell quickly at men's anc ito 30. H is Cor ed Children Men's Heavy Work Gloves, ® ex! selection; regular $1.00 @ noe Art Squares Eastern Outfitting Co. Special§ Fen sing ' Men's Heavy Pian Shirts, $1.00 qua y bargain at corporated All new, clean. goods, and priced Men's Heavy Sock ” Come and see t u " . . , t a or black; the 20 Second and Union : ae 8% a . Men's Heavy Wool 4 si ate | $4.00 wear worth The tomorre' garment