The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 20, 1908, Page 4

4 i aeieamumnnmae THE SEATTLE STAR ! BY STAR PUBLISHING CO 1907-1309 Seventh av EVERY AFTERNOON EXCEPT SUNDAY Telephones Private exchanges building — 8 Main &ak for the department sired parts of the ting alt an. ot and Independent or the name of the person EVERETT STAR AGENCY —1t fvane ’ ora ee: | . v . w « ry & clan ° | TO MAHL SUBSCRABERS—The aate " wads ar wad ‘ ‘ AOTICR TO SURSOHINTR® ’ t ‘ . ’ sap ‘ . ~ =m | There is in mn in the suce of WV G. MeAd who built n river tunnels, connecting New York | and New Jersey \c v t to New York ten years ag 1 Tennessee, where he had been a lawyer of not particular} His sole capital us an idea, He had seen the hur dreds of ferry boats cl ly carrying the people over d of the practical impc ' of the breadth of st 1 of tunnels under the er] w i transportation nterested one man after a and the men to complete the work raged men who were Not had money. Without being a politicia ary s from polit ical boards } he United ates t the button to ng © gover | states shook hand McAd aw his great idea fulfilled In appearance McAdoo is, a lean, ho pun looking fel} low, with a big ¢ , | is nothing to ov fr ¢ | He t hold other young men i oi an idea and ste BRITISH FARMERS GOUGED; PARLIAMENT WAKES UP | the railw great mer : ece ears—the S« don, Chatham & Dover, and the Great ¢ western-have 1 I est t acute Asa 1 agreed t ex roads would rt n nor the liberals wi r semselve they will take after u nquiry is toads by the state Many bitter plaints a made about « mination by British railroads Most of these come from small cittes: served By a single railroad, where there mipet amd are charged higher rates t Seuthampton 4 and Holland for thre than are producers in ment b fand and at and tra ¢ cities. The farmers ance Coal Help You: ? OF ce mmodation And surse it ace +} hat wi when you realize bsolutely no is added when you make your purchase on the down, fittle at a time vou will understand what a grea ommodation _ our modern cree ervice really is. The low prices whicl? prevail in every de partment——me women's or chil dren remain t me, whether you p ish i advantage of our ie | M. , Ou ck of Spring vies in the ens |. ; , 1 Met Dey « was never more i} . Spring mplete in everything that will please the e of discriminating buyer Styles The popular color including the n oO 1, made up in the pretti Would Credit Ey f ibyiiaciie thee cal Help You? ue: n_by men of vl e and t le judgment the | I 00 up Eastern Outfitting Co., Inc. Second Avenue and Union Street ‘‘Seaitle’s Reliable Credit House”’ BEKINS 20,08 STORAGE CO., Inc. | CORNER THIRO AND WASHINGTON. GOING EAST COMING WE6T GOING SOUTH COMING NORTH Cut Freight Rates on Househoid Goods Tell your friends to take advantage of our lew pffer, toe emt halt the freight is saved om shipmeits dae ov emalh, OP em private ear i) rfem claht wi cone, 7 We was tei! you fo @ cont © Fhonee Meta mae OGROPr gToORsce. MOVING: PACKING mar 4 * Mate doing | | pleartne the ladies, and it's them Porzont’s ¢ siow Powder —Regy Sie box; ; work t please At All Druggists Swansdown Powder—Per box . I'm going to stay in the stage } Stirring the powder ia hot water May's Halr Health—Gee stze die. ' . a parte Ul I'm fit fo ine || makes a mourtehing, digestible food $1.00 «ize Cuséutla rad “e t Poe = 4 but bunchbacks ering || drink, Better than tea or coflee—ne Ps ae © always Was good at figure | Sounds Reatletic am! at part-| | cook A cw -hot—on retir Quaker rou mpany i Tie said tha atre audience ing ot it tng tn restful desp. 4 The D & Co Well, jt Listens That Way ] - intad: anyone Two St § Meggte have hd en] oe eas nae penteny ye me . . , rumor that there was a foyer in 1013-1015 FIRST AV- a mak tie ere, now . lee Oe “ ont » he phen... $¢@ food Carpentor Masmrere. ive Bag asa Pres * * ? =. * - ” - _ ® ® Rnmmeanie “a a e MARCH 20, 190%. THE SEATTLE 8TAR—FRIDAY, 7s, t r Lg Snes" THE WAY A WOMAN LOVES, °2T#sTs 0 evterr Te . 1 (Wy Dick MADAM, 1710 INA WORRY! AND 7 Wasa / e et 1 } vA ARE NOT INIONICAT EF VOW /1L Ae ! " LOOKS yO WE LOGE OF Tk SIDEWALK, THEREBY tel, Mie 4 A YOR BOTH OF US TO PEOCEID YY HaRiMreR, \éare £, PLEASE MAKE A HEROIC Ef . re uaa ra ae sateen maaan . eH WINE TRAT TING A DEPUTY PROSECUTOR VANDERVEER BY DOROTHY DALE WS WEALD Cur Of) y ‘ 1 be eee ss air cl D I 1 " } ie | je tw ah ~ , i . Th ‘ ¢ con The ha t ' | cot Mr. \ ' ‘ ‘ ' ' = 1 t t t Pt i rl ; Genovte t " I Oi sie 2 te ‘ ’ | aa ; ' breaker Por itn ' | Mr. \ ! ble ince ae : ee ‘ 1 4 she | with a gre tt ar i ee f | they be t ed a as Ghed Mr. Va cr is to | Th@] He bent f ! } neerely trust at | I ' t athand | wa ; peop That word Sezled out in| | _ohegphowncy en Senn PAUL MCALLISTER | § AR D actor wae Paul McAlister, | ; leading ma 7 Viela A and — ~~ & wtock hero t w York hat stage lov are PORT ORCHARD ROUTE. Fou A oth z , . arnent Boats leave ten times daily from! Piper & Taft, 102 — ed too fat to « ond with an em _ ———— i, Set Oe ia{ brace, oF going right to her In the] qa ea» ]THE QepAKER~S |. A Word From Josh Wise. | arrying again ‘ r way, the stage | is Very) DRU [e) RETAIL T having @ safe | much - baw «Pho o the else he _ CoO. oat ws? property hold: | with the lady herself. When Sng gy gy hoor DOWN-TOWN STORE USE your “More gran’ stan’ |‘ lplayed that part | was oft at! 8 goes the mooted q 1013-1015 FIRST AVENUE IND. 2915 = = plays are pulled off UP-TOWN STORE outside th’ ball park cirous haa as PIKE ST me WESTLAKE AVE Malted Milk (se than in it.” “he gd be hme Are all , +n Allteter to. the , —rone Sanne oe *, f Reattle woman, who has t ps ‘at mat uetome srome TL cost ona non e A Weill Known Play, the stage for several ye ; and "| cor 18ht wecoed ve ese] WITCH HAZEL ES All Accounted For, j It made one tremble} : | We are agents for “ ; that Chic .d has a 5 up jitke a leaf from a bigh p i | It contains 15 4 -eting the U. & me ote with mina Geldman 20 werthed ful | qu 7 bott avenue i anal - Soe iarn ” Not in a Milk Trust|} (yo as ‘to a - Krouy By hen ’ . 3 9 price, Friday and Saterda eri) iy =e | started in character parte € joo tmetanemastt | Af Or LA CK’S i] 4 Few extra Savings in Needed Drug Sor Goof sD olf men's parte for Sale on FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ONLY} = added | tt 1x of matinee Eno's ¥ Ha Regular $1.00 bottles; spectal, each . , annoy you?’’ | asked. Sal Hepatica -Fo he a a a ee actor jumped to an original a Genuine NS REE TESTER Ese an « m et Avoid cheap eubstitetes $1 * to a ema At your Sods Fountaia Park in's Laxative Lithia Effervescent bh wo A wach . = nem: show thelr inter ne in A gisse of Horlick’s Maited Wyeth's Ment 1 Throat Tablet bottles for . Mttk—hot—makes a delicious and refreching lumch on « cold day Ask for Horlick’s 1 am able to ¢ any numbers. ” I can't get too } with the situation for that means that I'm Bourjois No boxes for —~i the bullding — THE MOST SA’ OF ALL DRINKS, As well as the most invigorating, are thom kr » carbonated bere bottled by the Paciié 4 Bottting Co. water and used, and this, with the om saying the cant, toda Question for Japan | | When 4 mate t ap ultimate U.S. Navy’ Yard Take the Sound aw visit the SEITE FS Sess sexy bury vb first payment pute ft & trip o la your home. y y 3 hattleshins ¢ Fan wee thy All sizes, styles aad ee spabked the pons . prices care used to Fotaayivaste’ "tee ae ene All with the genuine Vie ated a demand for Al © dear Willie surly ‘ ~ tor quality is in itself the best a. ‘ -” pe thelr bigh quality, though 4 i a Sherman, Clay & Co. bear our special label — PACIFIC & PUGET SOUND 1 TLING COMPANY, Phones 927. whi DOWNING, HOPKINS & RYER, INC. er — wo Reeds Oreta Privete edt kak-206 ales ~ Orders Baccuted tor Margie 1406 Gecond Avenue. ® watebmaker. I oK School, ith an ye. Water d Pike. *© On Saturdays boat also leaves while dozen included in the feet netahbe hood « be LOOKS LIKE SPRING Trimmed Fats. $3.98 WOMEN’S SPRING JAC $5.00 an Prices $7.50 and $9.00. ‘This ta o phew im een hg 1996. We ’ Covert J and & adclo oth Jackets, for — spring wear, have Just received trou Nev » thowkand OF INFANTS’ COATS Uightfitting, loose fitting, half-itted and box styles: i trimmed bats, the most beaut t wo have ever seen. ‘The 400 Coats, Mivect from the maseinetarere, conaiation satin th sat Our naguiat $1.50 to $0.00 Coma a‘ Am Which all for ¢ ae aoe Ant 1] Sik, Cashmere and Redford Cord Coats, long or short, be Saturday at 4 c on r.¢ nd $49.00 each tifu : od with aflk en a sb we toe Sy on $1.98 to $16.00 |] insertion and aie teat ik ribbon, rich 1 $6.00 and $7.50 Outside the very cream of tb sold $4.49 Special for Saturday $3.98 The tn the beat shirt value we have ever offered. ANLWasiMil $5 and $6 Hats. ° oats for $1.48. "6. wi fon in black wn. This To tntrodnce our new Millinery place on sale regular $600 $1.89. $4.00 Coats for $2,19, $5.00 Coates for g a0. $8.00 beat ng style. Wo each. On Gale nd $6.00 Tri od Hats, special for Saturday $3.98 Coats for $4.69, urday at ood American Lady Shoes All styles, all leathers, to fit all feet; pair . MEN'S FANCY WASH At | Saitor tiats .-,§ GBC | ts Buy Now and Save One-Half. Straw Salo vatural and black. ( worth $2 00. Your pick reet Shape ing and summ Gun Metal lat. | Children's Fine $1.00 and 5 values On Sale Saturday G06 awing, mi heel, | blucher Saturday .... ttyle; a | patent ti will wear. cial with FOR MEN $1.50 and $2.00 joes, patent | Children's Paten os cave woken 98c », low heel; | fords, plain wide flex Men's Fine Grade Egyptian | Men’s 10c Canvas Glovely We Want @ cet B00 Laue Oates ok Special ible sole, wid izes Sox, in black, tan or fancy; | cial for Saturday, (#0 Sunt thet @aaaber fron ter Oe ee ee, ae Sens St. is 1 to Si ese worth Ibe. Special for Sat to a et r, pait . Walsts and ph witha oe $1.50 and $2.00 new OTT Misses Kid Oxford ees urday, four pairs to a cus: | ete ae Poser with oN, Wailsts are matt | foxed; low he " ie svete ~ x tomer, 4 for 25¢ | Men's Heavy trimming re actually wor + pal Ble Fer S% to 2; these will stand oe Aggy Rl ag ei colece, a urday at snes 4144 & ° Ss => a Wear and tear. Special Satu 7 on! a By ur pairs to cue on 11% to 2. Spec . Saturday, 7 only Saturd - 81.25 to a customer, 7 for ze tomer, 4 pairs for ....aB@ La Me von, viel kid . la r cut jum . Saturday Specials from Dress Goods Department jp = wet} Read the Reductions Hosiery and Under- 85e 521NCH GICILIANS, 49 “ape : on Rugs. sie cuit s <9 “ . ; ie. ; - ‘a Rug Special for Saturday— wear $: and shakes the d f wits also: colors navy |] American Gentleman Shoes ‘Sues tee $2.1 Extra Special Prices for ard per yard 49¢}] All sizes, widths, shapes, Same Rug, 27260 inches; jay’s Selling: rot 25 SHINCH NOVELTY SUITINGS, 59¢, leathers — Rug x54 NEP ope Ra campo es Feet, for met a \ ‘ th oli $1.78 WOE i children, . n Same Rug, 18x36 inches ‘ Ld. Be $e pe ' coe tees dee ? elal ose | y Seton Lae THR $1.65 441NCH ALL-WOOL VOILES, 81.10 M. to 10 P. M.\ f Ladies’ Vici Kid Juli-\ veivet Rug. size 27x54 linens bone sa its, knee ag y jot mateh th under $ trl all wool Specials. ettes, patent tip, all “ RBA oot 4 h ery x66 8 rect , ! had < aa sizesy flexible sole; > ca Rega oe Se ge 81.19 good, strong elastic] Mrssels Russ, 27x54 Inches gl $1.98 45-INCH BLACK BRILLIANTINE, 91,25, yore: pecial, to close out .$1.1 ch Imported direct from Bradford, England; Riple famous dye hin 4 aS; Sate pay! oon |e Rag: and finish k; beautiful blac This {sa rare Banas : re — a ' ut nt Raby Ribbon, all colors, yard ard st le 2—EXTRA SPECIALS—2 Novelties, A7¢ 85c Plaid Silke, 46. ; on Jacke ote : ‘i . - te tn * aoe Tou snows | From 8:30 to ae 30. designs to Saturday, wer with every $1.00 », Brown and Bine A chase, a nice One Thire off