The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 3, 1908, Page 4

THE SEATTLE STAR NDAY, FEBRUARY 3, supreme ideal of the human ao STAR MR. SKYGACK FROM MARS oy hae Me Visits the Earth as a Special Co rrespondent and Makes Wireless Observations in His Notebook. [thought he had an exclusive right | lta take the snaps Maybe— A Word From Josh Wise. “A clam on th’) The churches would draw larger eres D SCENE oF ne | idk chats @ eens rowds if th had girl her OP EARTH-BLINGS /N ean | Oh ell, there's this about it > if the aite of Magelian are er ne SEEIINGLY i jmined, the fleet can coal there SCANTY CLAD THA A) | Deduction. Bae, $2 Fan oa.) | ~~ | *t know what the preacher CLOSELY WITH OUR OWN | Count Ssecheny! attacked | meant when he apoke of the lay “NIMBLECUS JUMPI! camera man, probably because he' members this morning,” remarked Se Teer aeons pees Problem. — By dessieMParllon, mothers Soman soe 15-Horse Power Submerged Tube, Upright Oil City Boiler in their daugh * affairs or permit their daugh to run them hardly ythpathy and love and t false or foolish idea 4 she can he will the good taste open Monday, FEB. 3d, Ape SP ce lite 1 YANO Hovus* not finder her be instinetiv from rae ‘eo 30 p. m., at 1423 n 1 barden y|¢ ing low £ 4 Johnston Co. san au emia Senet os eee © world er ||. If you wish to learn to re || 9 S's Roll peovead| the world of ka, but pair and ran an mobile you Building | One of the most beautiful memo. abe cannot marry for her; she ||) had better join now, as only a White Third and the bg | ries I have is that of a mother who | ¢ choose a profession limited number will be taken 11 Cotton University never eddled her; she cannot THINK for her and the is nearly full She d advise encourage And knowing these things, tt 4 A complete se of 32 le ; Bat jcomfort and console; but her faith | the mother that forbears to oes. 4 lessons per week, for was perfect and whe was not afrald| “meddle.” Let the daughter tive 5 to trust he hter's judgment. | her own life in the ¢ 1 J. D. ANDERSON, Instructor 5c Think how thet ‘6! Too| make for happiness or n 1908. n't you going to dust the stair | . ° orn s rntcys THE SEATTLE STAR GETTING HIRAM MARRIED; slates Otrt-~or ay STAR PUBLISHING CO. 1907.1509 Beventh av | - ™ lov j « A . . . EVERY AFTERNOON EXCEPT SUNDAY AL " ° nisters ithe dariie } ae | EXTRA SPECIAL! HIRAM CAP . Private e ge8 connecting al! parte of We ¥ | 7 ae cre rr ae we 7 OY Prag building — 8 Main (960 and Independent, 444 ue | Spo Te tet heb ea Ps. a9 Wh hea } Ask for the department of the name of the person ~ T LEAP YEAR GALS ~ vest “the f ‘pf —— @ired | Disew rowers LiKe a . | BALLARD STAR AQWNEt con thereat Poemate Malia 506 eS tid LARGE GAIN IW 4 “EVRNETT STAN ABENCT longer Kaceme Brit Hocketalor Av Bunset, 1649 Twas loap year, don't you ‘ PO MATL SURMOR! | vive A manual bh oon pe teat,” he ga te taken py = - Herewith 1 club 4 NOTICE TO SUBSCHEREIS of holding hi ow Y jun over the 7 Big Missionary Convention ‘ | Preferred a Professional AN FPRAN( 0,4 A Spee mene ee net ee te te eee twitt eo to| 886%, and during which 60 spew AL. t count, | ad but peseve w go to shad de ered «@ % WHERE THE SOCIAL MACHINE SLIPS A COG | round 10 & resular doctor to have en my eyeteeth cut,” —Nashville Amer “ (eames tonn vo THE G KER~9 | may Nege ~ ~| WHOLESALE DRU oO Here is an actual occurrence. It did not take pace in India Cheap Colomst Rates =~ CQ “Zz . DOWN-TOWN STORE uring the famine, but in New York on the morning of apenas daring March and! G013-WS FIRST AVENUE wi 5010 once January 22, 1908 | tion Co. From Chicago $3#.¢ baie Se STORE. WE DELIVER , } ; au), Omaha naw City i — FREE T Back of the Park Row building, which is owned by the 1, Omaha, Kansas City and Mi ce iae anna TO ALL SEATTiEy P : OFFICE SUBSTATION + 1 , Rothschilds, and in which are the offices of the Ryan transpor ne Re ges 17 at tng yo-town svome TAC QUARK ITFOR UESs pest nome ens tation companies, which enriched their promoters $40,000,000 | 4 General without any visible equivalent, is a narrow lane called Theater —eeen i | . | al. On Theater-al is the back door of a cheap restaurant. Unequaled values in Sponges and Bath . : a on Monday and Tuesday Look at these valu On the morning in question some newspaper men, on their} es ‘(TRE MOST PERFECT ie vender 14 was to an carly breakfast, saw a group of 20 men waiting at Seicil nid: an tins ole Gian ok onion Marin EviR PRopuctn is 2 regwier 15 . e Fred on Wi y e tro regular 26c Spon this side door. Soon a waiter opened the door, He carried a}* OUTBUR $ OF EV RETT TRUE l church All regular 60c Sponges arity } What did he mean, dear?” quer 9 All regular $1.00 Sponges wooden box about the size of a soap box filled with broken bits} ied his mother Theed pri han half . TT He sant chickens,” answered Thesé prices are less than half what such "DODEES AB We carry of bread. ‘They were not whole loaves or even whole pieces. | 7 FV SM0CTN. LOOKING T beard bien Gell. pane the CROCOLATE DIPPED in stock are worth. Buy Monday and Tuesday ‘ The patrons of the restaurant are poor clerks and stenographers | |QUARTER, JME BANAS, You KNOW, WON'T rade A - ts Sees TRISCUIT, SOME EXTRA SPECIALS shou and this was the meager waste from their frugal meals. The tion.” —Chicage we. prt ty yA. be San Knitary Bath Towels, each | Rubber Sponges—A Big Stock, ; wert - ; 2e at prices from ‘ stuff was dry, too, dry and hard, so dry that when a few frag At the Alma Mater | COMBINES ALL STRENOTH CIING, San Knitary Wash Cloths, each B5¢ wp to j . * in 4 MUSCLE -WUTLIRNG MATIRAL IN I ments fell to the stone pavement they rattled like old nuts as eer ee SHETDDED WHEAT, Bath Brushes, regular boc: Get | Pacific Sen Galt, 6 the tae 5 . oe comp | OTH Te NUTTIN ELEMENTS <4 2 ‘ Ua th Benzoin — Some of the men were Italians, some Americans, all sturdy Student—The salutatorian, wir | ps L -, 8. with a7¢ the bath water soft ang ‘ Prexy (grimly)—Well, jet him! oofa ponges, with handle ant; per box honest-looking fellows, workingmen without jobs. leonsider it his valedictory. } WORLD FAMOUS CHOCOLATE. regularly S0c; special ...19¢ é mp , : | - S Geisha Loofah Sponge, ile size Liquid Green Soap, When the waiter appeared with the box they rushed at him | A Geatesion and purified; 4 ozs for , 4 and overturned the box. At once there was a pitiful and in-} I ke to write @ bit of verse, oe pi: Floating Bath pe ‘ | 4 But something is amine | pa aad * human struggle. They fell on their hands and knees, putting It doesn't fll the space T want | . co ~ " be each captured crust under their coats They fought not uutees | The Quaker Drug Com f 8 1013-1015 First Ave. 2 MoneySaving Stores——Fourth : — a — through malice, but of dire necessity. Some had their clothing rune y 6 1 and torn, some limped a little when the melee was over, The thin s | ° strongest got most, the weakest nothing Parlor Maid—Why Maggie. 9 | , jo BOT Une = ou Say Warmer in The scene was a side product of the panic, of the collapse | Smoorn COINS, AYIE Tmar’s Parapen e of the gamble with prosperity. The machine of civilization| ‘Not in a Milk Trust PILE ON PLENTY AT THESE PRICES Sia sek st sore ot hornn Ning sree th os | lick’ COMFORTS BLANKETS walk for bread. i or 1 S Bateen Covered Comforts, with plain back or | 104 Fine Wool Blanket, in gray; $2.75 valmp Perhaps these martyrs are néeded to bring home to us the si reversible style; sold at § worth more special sale price, pair er ee cageced ed bene pve Malted Mill |} st eters and etnt src ic | wi Pray Cn Banke ment, more honest courts, mare social justice The original and genuine 5 Comforts, special sale price . 10-4 Gray Cotton Blanket, with Each one of these men fighting for crusts has just as much dels Gite eens Comforts, special sale price . Fe Tag sore =. price, -: os s0saue voting power and no more than Mr. Harriman or Mr. Ryan} At your Sods Fountsia 76 Comfort, special sale price ....... $1.59 regular; special sale price, pair ... Each can cast one ballot and no more A gins of Horlick’s Malted And it js better, ten. thousand times better, to study gov j RE j iAB D BS GOO ] ernment, to vote intelligently, to demand justice, than it is to Ask { Rrra’ LE E or Horlick's jes Just rom subscribe to soup kitchens each time the social machine breaks | is amma . New Spring — J Received F France ' | -membe ; . eal Sor » j js ‘ m m down. Meanwhile benevolence is needed, but as you help the | Stirring the powder in hot water emembe ae that A the re Spring, with warm air and the positive need for poor, as you should, remember that benevolence can only help) ¢ food new apparel, is a very few weeks awa) We are showing new, beantiful — and can never cure, and that a more perfect social justice is the | @======aeerae = French Imported All-Wool Voiles, which came to us direct a day OfSp Worth $7 and $8 Silk Petticoats. Rest choosing in Seattle; extra wide; deep flounce; black, white and colors; changeable, Here is Petticoat vaine ago. Remember the advantages of choosing now, while the assortment™ at its best. We offer an excellent cloth Tuesday, 44 inches wide; cdl brown, dark navy blue, Alice blue and black; regular value $1.65 yard. Introduction price for Tuesday's selling, per yard. 98c QUALITY 52-INCH MOHAIRS, 59¢ YARD. Rs Excellent value, full 52 inches wide, splendid to shake dust and doesn’t brown, cardinal and navy blue, per yard ....... $1.75 CRAVENETTE COATINGS, use; colorings, tan, brown, black and gray; Tuesday at a big saving, per yard Of extra strong goods Double-Breasted Coat Knee Pants. Come in champagne, light navy blue, leather brown, chocolate f ae with water; regularly sold at 98c yard. Tuesday, your choice of Guaranteed to be showerproof; 54 inches wide, all pure wool, shrunk ready BOYS’ j sizos 6 12 years. | gray and black ..85¢ Mundreds of People Save Money by | BUYING RUGS NOW The Lists Fottow Same Rug, 27 x54: regular $2.50; speolal- «fi Specials on Art Squares Regular price $8.50; special for 9x12. . 95 Brussels Rugs, 27x54; regular $2.25 Regular price $6.50; special for 9x10-6 $4. Fs Regular price $5.50; special for 9x9 fee Tap. Rugs, 27x54, regular $1.35; now « $3.90 9 Wire Brussels Rugs, size 9x12; regwer SIR i GOOD AS NEW. Newburg’s Brussels Rugs, sizes 9x12; regular special oven | $16.00; special $12.35 od - gxi3 Mothers, this & litle sermonet nitivated Smith's Bre is Ruge, sizes 88x12 ¥ ome og , ye , : : ' you. Its only excuse is the old| | @ business woman of ¥ Phone | independent $14.60; special $10.25 s : reewlat which as a mother you know|Ceptional ability who loves her 441 or Sunset in Speciais on Small Axminster Rugs, size 3x Best Hartford Brussels Rug, size 9xif} so well, your daughter's welfare! | Mother devoutly, but cannot Hve 1050, any time between regular $5.50; special $20.00; special HA ——— | myer oo knows more about | with wes because she interferes dg and 6p. m. week . ‘our business than you do yo with her work = | we if. One can almost hear The tw Mea tone ae Paty ¢ can almost hear you say Ve © women ocenpy luxti¥i eo Be : that with a@ bored, halfquizzieal|O4* apartments about a mile apart ists aii: Bit smile and a glance around the in the same city Their daly $ 1 Glove, ily circle. Yes, the and the are periods of enjoyment tet ——— — = ee 3.98 Long Cape GI an | world is woefully long on advice | both but the daughter wisety a eee sewn . . Puts a and hort on action, but the out-|elaimed the right to order tier | Fly On The Fiyer $2.95-12-Batton KML , r nee e * eo eo) ow * to ou herne and om on | When $1 a Week 5 Ssee & Sw tings the on odo uit herself, and ct SEATTLE-TACOMA ROUTE. tly finished ] ren ° a ee ont aide ian separatio A ar inishe . : in may mis j paration rather than habitual Fare %50—Round Trip, S0c 6 off your daugh ing a 3 VICTOR saat, em ate St vows dae | Seneting FOUR ROUND TRIPS ‘BAILY Gloves 15. In your home, isn't it selfish to deprive your fami és the Gain eaiens p to a certain point we Gin LEAVES SEATTLE - and brown family of this great pleasure? ro advice tor the present] ett and guide another's fe, |} and 10:25 @. mq 2:05 and Ladies, here are prices that We carry the t assortment of Talking age whee firle have toe mee rnt| but not even the mysterious and m. speak for themselves. They [5c Golf Gloves, all colon Stechtues and fecends in the West pro liy gg pe Bee ig Bg ful relation of mother and LEAVES TACOMA — 8:35 a. mean nothing to you unless ‘a one he finest parlors, each private, well ventilated St ie, Met there comes’ a time tale nn & torent m. and 12:15, 3:85 and 7:30 p. m you can see the goods. That ond Gnecutbighy coutertalte, every girl's life when abe tant dul, the mother who lays n sure|f| U. SEELEY, Jr. Agent. Seattle means you must come to the “dc Cashmerette @ € PION, her own living, walk erect, or she a for character, gives her > ta Aas 176. Tacoma— store and see them. black .... a el? will never walk ot of | Gaughte : a gound Seay : and a . 212. in tate ilies nealthful mind, has done her full |= ef hy. bot gift you can give your| qury ss di apes FT Outing Fian Men's Canvas | Yarn, Floss or Ammonia or girl is nelf-reitance. ae nel, light Saxony, or Bluing, full | She needs your supervision wnttt!, She can forbid her daughter | A bile § colors, per Gloves, pair Germantown sr character ts formed from associatin h people , . » palr—- rma her character ts formed wnt | Sree annee « with people w he utomo choo! yard— , skein— 5c