The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 4, 1908, Page 4

THE SEATTLE STAR BY STAR PUBLISHING CO 1907-1909 Seventh av. | EVERY AFTERNOON EXCEPT SUNDAY | Via Yass Ye YWRY YE WON'T NAVE P Main 1080. NO LUCK WITH YOUR BARING PLANTIN’ HONES IND, 441 Rt | ONLESS YE PUT 17 OUT IN THE BARK O' These are exchanges, and connect with all de- (2GMann hie) TW’ MOON, NOW, YE SEE, WHEN ~ artments—ask for department or name of person ’ you want BALLARD STAR AGENCY 92) Rative@ Ay Sunset, Matiard fot RVPRETE STAR AGENCY has 5 of ds norte “THE POOR DEVILS ARE DYING” “WOW VOU CLEAR OUT OF WERE, YOU SUPERST/TIOUS FOSSIL MUST AS FAST AS YOUR RAEUMATISAN Wie 247 You (1% GiciesinScdieniasitein MY RESPRCY FOR GRAY HAIR 1S THE ONLY THING THAY KREPS ME FROM LANDING OW YOU Met? their me ped overboard rather than to await it in tha The chee the A a " as th but an « POPSOOSOOO SOOO OSOSOOOOOOOOS es FINQUISITIVE_ EDWIN By F. W. Schaefer POSSOSOS SOS SOOO OOO HOVEOOOOOD { water in hk t - - every batt perhaps, a the thougt “Don't cheer, boys,” said he, “the poor d sar POOOOOO say. maw On which side is the side show ‘ ber Sid " Edw What t Why ub have to om Kin | the circ water to th fphent, can't the 1 wart i 8 child. No ele ant wall , make and we shall remember C » base hit with an scrobat? t naway How does a trapese act? is are bever heard of under 10 free mean th a in for nothing? if the Hearded Lady had side m the Spanish war and Sant equally indistinct in our minds. The divine attribute of pity goes deeper into our lives than the thrill of glory \ word, Edwin away with the « er they can't bring can't we apply the same principle to the more ots, it's a Won it home with vite De they e #0 the people ¢ Do th he pink lomo h the » rubber? mon are not found in batt! alone. They are all about W an ook t, IT see you ar Now, I wa break la we not feel the pity for the man in our own town that we a 1 e trom pink to those of history and farofi lar 2 a Dut “maw” choked him off with In every city in these times are the cohort f the , employed. They are s f from self-employment t olies that we have 1 t learned-to cure. They are terrible st 1 babies are in want They are cons not be hypo-! erites—we are conscious of it, under rigt st eae NOBL 2 weLcome conditions there would be no unemp } wl But poor asse ake the of nur stress ant e we pity ther We send } al p emen t em. We them move on. W<« } n atoons horses. We throw them in ja We tyrannize.over the our brass buttons and beefy we wgers. We ref to try te we la for oursel fallow field of torture and oppres Overworked Eyes | Wit! fir eliet with a pair of our spec salty. ground gias Neve eye strain Co, 1207 Don't club them. Don't r the dow? Let the beings voice their I a cry of pain and agony it may be di ree ca ut in justice we shoul like that of the ing in a cold dark sea of want sag 1 heed They are peri Don't be brutal to emt poor deviis are havens! —— MR. SKYGACK vK FROM MARS He Visits the Earth as a Special Correspondent and Makes Wireless to it sailo “Bradbury System” Clothes are the most satis- factory ready-to- wear Clothes on the market. Good to look at— perfection in fit and tailoring—right in price—they are THE Clothes for your spring outfit. ington society will we the You'll agree that ; ; sate a “I the fabrics and world | Styles are the nift- “| iest shown this sea- son. You're heartily welcome to open an account—pay a lit- tle down and a lit-) tle at a time—for « my | anything selected a rasne(| Here. s secing cove is he | Eastern Outfitting r Creel has also made hi Co. (Inc.) m a hates Sar Geren 1332-34 Becond Av. 209 Union St. t 1 . “Seattle's cone ae Reliable Credit House” OOO OOO 0069900000000 000000000 00000000006: The Washington Trust Company OF SEATTLE Observations in His Notebook. 4 TRYING JO /VSTRUCT MENTALLY SLOW FEMALE EARTH BEING ~—~— | PUT LOOK-THROUGH DISCS ON HER FACE Homad STOOD BY WY EXPECTANT ATTITUDE \ ~~~ DMD THIS MANY, MANY TIES ~~~ | FINALLY PRESENTED WER WITH SOME DASCS | WAS REWARD FOR DECIPHERING | \ ME ROCs YPHICS ON WALL SENORA aforra CREEL. WASHINGTON, May Capital, Surplus and Profits $585,000 Transact a General Banking Business, DIRECTORS tniel Ps tagels Hoek Bagh ng are J. W. Cline C. E. Burnside ; : ht tot Thaw re from A. &. Kerry C. J. Smith " e ‘4 Pike m a) ty J. W. Godwin C. H. Cobb cha fd i an John Schram J. M. Frink more tha miles an hou W. P. Trimble 0. J. Humphrey am gave % his appe ‘ See Joe Schermer’s George F. Stone W. W. Chapin Police Judge Gordon's court Tues baie William Piggott 8. P. Weston da FRIDAY H.R. Clise Thaw Fights for Release Th Exclusive ISHKILL LANDING, N.Y. Ma Sasldit ain FIRST AVENUE AND MADISON STREET. Dr. SOOPOPOP OOOO DOOED OD OEODOESOOOSOSOSOOOODOOODESOOD THE SEATTLE STAR [EVERETT TRUE ON THE FARM---NO. 2 ore, does she wear ber sida| in them? De the barke *] w £ od and lofty @ MONDAY, MAY 4, 1908. STAR DUST BY JOSH | A Word from Josh Wise jthe teacher ea nequire « fn | } Parent—Hub | alread in these da of oh {fe you don TO SEE Did You Ever Suspect jeasant to It let and wrecked the stove, Taking cook where all is love. Pop Had Felt it. Young Music Student — Father Monticello leaves Fly: and 0:30 a. m., 1:30 an 1406 STOP THE RENT We can sell you Hesutifal Homes ttages, Bungalows Payments just like reat T. P. FAY CO., INC Mehinorn Bidg (FABRIC SALE This entire week set aside for fabrics by the yard. Vigorous price cutting will crowd the store with the same eager buyers that profited in our last week's great Sale of Garments. You can only judge values by com- ing to the store; read what we offer and come. 85c Black Taffeta Silk Per'Vara 49c ent ¢ hiffon Taffeta Silk, wear guarantee $s not split or wear in hb egular &3«< 8Sc Plaid Silks, os. regula enld for © per Yard. ae 7 Se Pongee Silks, ie. $1 10 Black Taffeta, 7T9e. $1. 25 Lining Satin, 89¢. $1.75 Black Peau de Soie Silk, $1 -09. tee ' Bisck Pean 4 ° “ = done sale . S109 Dishes For Less $6.50 Gold Decorated Set, $3.98 Ve special at th Havi tang uate n $12.00 Set Palit. Sma Blue, $7.98. celain, neat Dresden design; 100 pleces; service apostles... OE OO White Wash Bowls and Pitchers. pattern: rep ettes to match, same price. 2804 85 Otte pre 1 aln’t YOUr buwine, er ba | — Extremes, ay NO Spends moe that in time | w a ore bn the kitehen eb him for me tha PETE ek tes 22:98 0 BRL dee ee b: R ani 0) BATTLESHIPS but the medicine kee coming. And it ’ take. Come here and try it ‘SHERMAN, CLAY & (0, from ladet in tt a BEKINS sronnce eo elf COR. THIRD & WASHINGTON. We Move By Contract Get Our Figures Wire Proof Storage Cut Freight Rete Main 1523 GUARANTEED RATES Is. TL NNUA 27 inches wide. . 494 $1. = Silks, 27 Inch, T5¢. LININGS ws Cambric, yard he : 206 Oray Linen Canvas {® i ain Ize Score be se Hc Black Sateen. IOlnch yard ise 50c Voiles, 25¢. 26e Spun Glass Linings " chee wide: ovemballl yard ise aod « . ates are here. lame be Pres de Sote Linings don'e B yer yard we 50c Novelty Dress Goods, 25¢. Loeilent wearing mae teria . ome trom; 4 for We yard: waltabhe ain © and separate skirts Londen 4 he . a oy E _85e Brilliantine, 409, 4%e Moreen Skirting All Cotors and Cream, Per Yd... wi From 8:30 U9 a.m. $1.50 and $1.75 Novelty My Dress Goods, s palace | _-e e k Apron Checked Gingham Fabric Sale y Ge bity Fay’ pars ‘ cl " black and white, browns fas goin Fab per yard ; o 26 ae gl te v htly o spotted. Fabric Sale wi a m™ 75 2 yards wide and 2% yards tong can prints. plaid gingkmm styles; black and whi 1 + Sauce PAM G: = ee ae NG 38 Tin Pail, 19¢. able: Dama 8 Inet ‘ k ix It-quart perfect, ef d cept rusty, Pall; Table © h Fa Sa 4 Lbs._ Sugar 2s > Re eae Soe 98c | Home of the Universal k ~r11 SECOND! ANG