The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 8, 1908, Page 4

THE SEATTLE STAR BY STAR PUBLISHING CO 1307-1309 Seventh av EVERY AFTERNOON EXCEPT BUNDAY | Teleohon Private exchanges connecting all parte of the WAR, } dullding — Sunset, Main 1050 and Independent, 441. ¢ Ry ad Ask for the department or the name of the person sired. } BALLARD STAR AGENCY—201 Ballard Ae Guneet, Mallard bet EVERETT! STAR AGENOU—ttomer * 2934 Rockefeller Av ad One cent per copp sts conte per w + twent conte per be w he Peatetfice at Beattie Washing “ 4 “ PO MALL St OC EEE eS r hate ¥ ~ 2? 4 NOTICH TO SUmsc manne ’ reach t . n be o ® . . wor +” porte eer toe aa 2 THE ONLY REAL ONE ON THE MARKET Ti \ i K \br wit al ft f \ Ita be q Italy ha proba t amily Eure wer | t the y, # r be ods Sa t port ty to ace Italy King t ed as “King by the Grace of God and the Will o ‘ € altie ’ ling the king I b By the Grace M Lod t and tradit I pea er. You cannot be even a sold . y have 16 quarterings on your abiec t have had eight generation of noble ances } ec Ama t anyone « I Joseph le son and heir me ’ ce Rudolph, k himself rathe than permit g € LEGAL VULTURES j Tt was the cl Te he Knickerbocker Trust Co. in New York that » g pa On March 2: Knicker bocker reopened. It ear vat closing was more less of a false alarm due as mu as anything else to a panic among the bank's ah Outside of some shares of stock a by se, th s were good The only loot disce ‘ al and a rized. The courts or dered $400,000 se te rary receivers and their lawyers It might © trace out why receiverships have been regarded as ones \ bank has always been te the legal te at a dead ¢ is to vultures Asa rale the ts I t at the bank's cre had no rights ere to protect. In a case of small banks e t have any ses the case of t rt Co., with $50,000,000 of deposits, the iltures must have been amazed at their m who is a pretty «xl bank ary Leslie M ner Secret nager, whatever else he received $36,00K a big New York pany. The re g one trust company f nonths got nearly twelve at S got for a year’s work. One difference wa at tr mnpany was on its feet and could manag i h nickerbocker had nothing | te look to but the te « courts | Sometime tain t are de bed as “courts of last} resort" Ar a € it to be one to w h any man wild ght for, den? PPOOOOSOSOSOSSOSOS ODEO OOO OOOD If You Are Sending Money to ALASKA You Should Purchase Drafts From Us eooe Direct Connections in Fairbanks, Nome and Dawson DEXTER HORTON & CO. BANKERS New York Building seneraenennennentenesnene Interest Paid on Savings Atmounts POOOSOOOOSOSHOSOS OOOO ODOD (OPO SOOOHSOO ODODE ODES STAR DUST BY 088 TAR—WEDNE. 1908. | THE AY, APRIL 6 ponds lve Visite the Marty» — ; A Word From Josh Wise. made an affidavit the other day - that & woman who bought « plano , flickering only ten minutes ont es in choosing @ 5 " wo with It Why te tt FOUGHT DEATH IN FAR MANILA, FOR A HUSBAND: HE DIED WEDDING EVE. MANILA, P. 1, April $.—A room t wedding preseats, an unused ” gown, a new made grave amid the waving palm trees in the 1 at the window o ention hus 1, tell the story Phoebe & s short-lived ro man A year ago Mise Ellison, daugt of Fort Wayne, ind. came here @ s rvisor of 1 ation im the Manila »choc ne she had been societ bee He b Biren ame a favorite with the you When she met Karl Lee um It was a case of love at Their enxagement was a 4 evers! months ago and the wed ding day set for March 31. Ten days before that time Tatum was teken with allpox. Despite a remonstrances his flancee Inatsted upon cursing bim it was a tedious, t mz battle between love and death, and death won. He died iding day Tata's Min yn the eve of thelr x the final days in A a placed with the wn in Mine F y was to have been per ison bas shown no Have a flower garden this year you never did be it will take you o foors. Tt will give ye to look at bot 1 in—cut flowers inal Moreover it will give you something new, for s garden ls never two days alike. If the “dog is man's best friend garden is woman's ns always begin ted to tb nd well spe a fat w On h pand w et » the fror eh Neve aw peor passing on the eo It o not that are sure to grow and do well r sithough : ti aif a < mig it sur garden must rest a a fice wall, you should If not, better place the tall the middie and range lower ones a ! them. Personally, 1 like close shaven groan walks it as well as an kind, and | like the beds to be a imp! wing the sod wi their outline, and spading the ground Of course, if your taste Jictates it you may have you alk of brick or concrete bordered with bric This tly has many advantag jake the earth very i t all but the large about quarter of an {neh TO SEE BATTLESHIPS Pier round trip Take boats at Ten round trips daily b0¢ ” See Joe Schermer’s Ad NEXT FRIDAY re Exclusive slothiers They’ re THE HOUSEWIFE’S GARDEN BY EVELYN PRINCE CAHOON | The Pet's Picture. ed to un } Be wann't that kid of o child when th wed the photo! | araph They bragged on he baby niiledd | i | Corrected } | he sald she loved me | Hut abe pot it in a lette: Then * te There . t at Tom Lawson's ard the ' ‘ on do not make the man bt jowh Wise sentiment . a reader a chanee for an arge thing deft ely settled is that man makes the} thee-—when women doesn't 7 Museum ' That India rab » " & Bkeletou—Yep; a regular MR. SKYGACK FROM MARS vt and Makes Wireless Observations in Hie Notebook PERONED BEHIND BARRICADE NEADING UNCON ~ ‘as RNEDLY, AND AT INTERVALS (NDULGING (N | RL SHORT 3459/0N8 OF SLEEP THrbLvE FRQHTINED SARI BLIGS SAY AY ONE SIDE IN A/T TLR POM, QUGHTFULNESS What's did Nothing at So ae declared in a tone that ¢ his exepicions that there was some thing They ate slong in ailenee for a Timmins bad finished hie soup, pd looked around from behind his evening paper that be had propped Gp agninet the sugar bow! to see/ ff the good wife had prepared any-/ at of the ordinary for the puree Timmins was looking at him secing that queer look of Timmins didn't need « blue yw that something was bers print to ke His conscience was an clear mosphere at « summer re a bright June day, end yet koow that he must be about to Beautiful per pound all the week Bacon, ihe 1100 First ave POUR SHOE SALE New stock Big reduction to prices thie week We must raise money at onoe FREDLUND, HORMBER@ & LARGON, 705 Pike Street. ~ iy MISS PHOEBE ELLIGON i ee co Tel. line that w ‘Everett and Edmonds U. SEELEY, Jr. Agent. —Tel. Main 176. Taeome— Timminw w 2 the Pythagorian aclence as easy m theorem, and knowing that something might with a sharp eport Iike the ack of doom at any moment He tried to « p and H conversats , along some td brighten up Fly On The Fiyer ATTLE- TACOMA are Bbe—Round Trip, Se ROUTE FOUND TRIPS DAILY. LEAVES SEATTLE — 6:46 and 10:25 @ m., 2:06 and 6:45 TACOMA — 8:35 a. , 3:65 and 7:30 p. m. ttle artiuma, ete. an inch ita very dry spell comes while seeds are we ating t to cover the i2Inch German Wii beds part of the day only with low Backet, ef 2¢ ds. They hetp to keep the MBE value ........cec00+ 4 the small ne pine are good for Light Weight Fleece Li you can pull up every weed Ld Sacques, warranted f through the «pring up to July pecia Ss Te. On sale Thursday need not worry about them after forenoon at that BRAIDS. 75¢ and $1.00 Women's Waists. theatre for next Wedne WAISTS AND KIMONOS—TWO FORENOON SPECIALS 75c Kimonos and Dressing Sacques. od Percale Kimonos and i colors ted to met t " ap nieht g te apa but I thought I'd wait ant D know what day thi put in M inteleva Time hi "i the u elded t til after if you re thing ar to me da Mrw vinced that Time but was mak 16 still looked had a feelir pg good, and b * he om ©THE | WHOLESALE DRU DOWN-TOWN STORE OI3 -1015 FIRST AVENUE UP-TOWN STORE PIKE ST. aso WESTLANE | Ave Hit TOF TICE SUB STATION a tat Gee Bret Timmins SUIT CASES GOING FAST the and see oo wear at lense PA for tke th hort an It hawn't tt, gh h en JOM Short tly * ano that we pd te a right away it you'll have ty 1 can’t walt ddre > his wile, whee eo the flat, bat fey littie while, il ee what it te irae 1 forgive you" xt day when he west j r the pearl ple wed the mag nat 4 have spent about iia me in & day or ime bay bought something — Bat t complain, fee hd be { eo) he it's w to « Hes rth $42 to @ imap bimeelt KER~S Co USE YOUR INO. 2915 ~ = MAIN nag we DELIVER FREE TO ALL SEATTi) | — sane FREE Homes, ms" juare — fi b Our big leather sale 4 li on, and lots of sult canes, smaller leather « bet = one All week . ve Sa 25 PER CENT OFF Regular prices, Any sult case, traveling bag, lady's hand bag. toflet case can be bought at this big saving ALLIGATOR HAND BAGS flome new creat adies’ Alligator Horn Back Purses Hand Wage have just arrived by express. They go in with the en, Off marked price Seely ‘WEDN ESDAY AND THURSDAY SPECIALS. af nape in Drug Store Goods that will go fast on Wednesday anf! gh Darling Giycerine Seap—The finest glycerine toilet omy on the | Sous market; worth ach; extra al, 3 .or make Paim Olive Soap—ier cake pal ap Rose Soap—Per cake ‘ Es Cok asses—! your eyes from ..e sun's glare; ’ Beth Cape—Lay in a supply now and be ready for summer is ,- te we = Fluffy Ruffies Bath Caps-—W h $1.50 each; special ee Pure Extract of Mait—fer bottle B pe jete—Aleolutely pure and unsweetened: per tb : Quaker Headache Tablete—If you have never used them, ‘tle Tot do so. Free sample for the asking. Large .ox for tial ce fut The Quaker Drug Company og Twe Stores. ‘ sty 1013. 1015 FIRST AV. a LB agreed |B plore Dressing Regular price 39c all sizes - g eeeee BUTTER #2 "2 Toothsome, Deticious Rutter, in sealed 1 On. pkgs, ID... .c2000 Wash Goods White India Linon Sale=Sun Bleached Brand, Wise TO SEE BATTLESHIPS F Chotee Thursday, until 12 o'clock, of @ Mne of regular 75 10 quality, 9¢; 12) Tike boats st ound Fancy Trimming Braids, aiso and $1.00 Waists; materials are lawns, ginghame, pereale ity, Ile; 15¢ quality, trips 4 ooo plain colors; values to 26¢ chambrays and satoer Plain colors, stripes and 39c quality, 14¢; Toe qusitey, 86) Thursday, a yard ¢ cures; ail sizes, Thursday foreneon only at 2c quatity, 19¢. Braids, values to 40c, Thurs tig sale 26e Summer! 16 MiLOCKS | From Braids, values to 68 oma) RED HOT SPECIALS TOMORROW Arnold's Swiss, Suisse @ yard SIX HOSIERY ITEMS. Pluimetis, Holly Batistes: RUCHINGS. Women's Boot Lace Lisle Hose, | Wome Fine floral designs, Ruchings, 6 pieces in a box black and all t oa of Son wit stripes ete; 266 valgd all wt white and col tan; regular 50 votes 6 vot; especially special sale price, ored lar price a5e for Co f r comf for yard ..... seam special, a box 256 Women's Black Lace Hose that | our special Chi tren's Stock 12%c Dress Merry Widow” Ruching, 6 would be cheap at 19¢; extra | wide or fine rit the ‘styles; pieces tn box, white and specia | boys o 8 — lee colored, special, a box fo 12:¢'| ee ae Silk-Finished Ginghame= 176 Child Strong Ribbed School | We are s Black and white cheek Extra special, box Roching Stoc *; double knee and} of Sy plaids, ete.; also greens R Thursday, while they iast heavy sole; | shade blues; 2c value; L 7 Lrg ESR tedneanlio hic Sorta . sale aie . Three 25 to show you this great 9K é on Le ee c line for 5 th ‘Sa YOU in the buying of your Easter outfit, Pay a little down and a lites) tle at a time for anything selected from our show- Lace Curtains on Nottingham Lace Curtains Thursday 100 pairs, regular value $1.50, sale price $1.10 85 pa regular value $1.75, sale $1.29 jar value $1.10, sale price So ing of 120 pairs ular value oe, sale pric be Men’s Clothing and | 300 ‘pairs, regular value Bbc sale price Furnishings Women’s Cloaks .}, Suits and Millinery-}, ob Lower Floor Ni Reliable Credit House”’ with a deep, and $6.00 each. noon only, fancy $5 and $6 Silk Petticoats On sale until beautiful, Silk Petticoats, in ail 6c! ors flounce heavy rustl ;extra wide and made Regular prices $5.00 On sale Thursday forenoon at— $2.95 $i.se Largest Willow . Clothes —No extra charge for the Basket $1.05 SILKS —P5 al Shoe | lack Rajah Silk 6e Prices right. ” 10c $1.35 Black Peau de Sole—2%6 20 Stransky Rest ager one White Lined Granite Han S5e Black Taffeta Si b7-in dled Stew ome Eastern pan 296 | | 81.00 irincr Peau de Soie—2s ibe and 10e Tin in 81.19 0 tfitti C mere 3c $2.25 Black Peau de Sole—36 uttl ing 0. 2h Armour’s Voribest in sto $1.10 Biack Taffeta Silk—’0-in. 1332.34 Second Ave. 209 Union. 81.25 $2.25 Black Taffeta Silk in “Seattle's A: $1.49 Black Silk and Dress Goods DRESS GOODS 50e All-Wool Black Albatross - ¢ $1.25 AllWool Panama—b50-in sie $1.25 Black Brilliantine—45-in Te $1.75 Black Brilliantine—45-in s1.19 85e Black Wool Batiste—50-in = i9¢ $1.75 Black Votle—46-in. $1.39 76c Black All-Woot Panama Yard $1.50 Black Ali-Wool Cloth—Yard 75c Black Eollenne Yard Hose Supporters Child Hose Supporters, “ifs Ladle hook-on on price $1.50 Glace Kid Gloves 75C good news and value, | ursday Here too, Ladies’ White Glace Kid Gloves, in all sizes 1 ; and laap; lovely quallty; ; every detail perfect; SP tomorrow