The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 7, 1908, Page 4

“THE SEATTLE STAR — BY FAR PUBLiBHING co 1907-1308 Seventh av. EVERY AFTERNOON EXCEPT SUNDAY ‘EVERETT TRUE ON THE FARM---NO. a TRE TRAGEDY eres set BY LULU LOWETTA BAKER Me Teena E ii ——- Pm sana vee? LAS) NIGHT 1 SAW A DOG BUCH AS PHONES IND. 441. OU DESCRIBE & JUST STEP AROUND TS WED ou S ri 0 WE 1S (00 These are exchanges, and connect with all de agin so [SHED AND (ka SHON YOU WHERE HE 18 {tt partments—aek for department or name of person + yeu want | » , - BALLARD STAR AGENCY——t8) Ballerd Av Bennet -~ a PVERETT STAR AGHACY om ” One oa, 28 conte . five con per a De Hvared by Wall of carter No f . Hntered et the Postoffice at Beattie W “ as secon se matter © MALL SURSCREBKES ach NOTICR PO SUBSCRIBES The { geu by 6 eciock any evening. ~ I & ‘ D and i * ahoutd eave ‘ nl - — -~ <— ied “AM | MY BROTHER'S KEEPER” | “ arena eeneceipaticenest™ : 2 e See retary FRESH EARTH DIG DOWN THERE (This Is the Third of a Series of Editorials Under This Caption.) ABOUT TWO FEET AND YOU'% FIND YOUR CARLOY h — WE RULED SIN OF MY SHEEP SO / FILLED WIAD { PRETTY Whil WITH LAD ) I can’t und ] it cca 4 ij c ved M \ I Hl i \ I 5 t 5 faried ' and ‘ ' I . Seattle ery week re $1.50 a da " Ja i ay Mrs. I \ 1 s a kindly, clever, ind She ked b : tte The very t er They pay | am 4 - Ht e and where d, and | A Word from Josh Wise st to Mrs. Blank Elien lived on Yesler way ‘ p ii ee ee ee , “A man stands wi slie pays $8 rent. ‘The res Pp welt at home when of her invalid husband and two b 1 ave 12, and he's given the best Both t a on ter sit down Soth boys ¢ i There was a time when s nd ¢ good i? wages. But it was before he a Lik most strong men, he wouldn't call a doct til one day When the s plant ts ta he was too sick to leave his bed of Panama, ( “It's tuberculosis,” the doctor told Elie: “We send | for annexation him to a sanitarium, where he can ntific treat trown jewels of Portugal ment and care, and maybe we car 1 ‘ 000, are missing. Added neas is felt that tb Tell me the truth, n there's any | missing, too hope, Ul send him. If th isn't, Ud rt _ It ende Ellen's and staying He weaker and weaker, un at the time of this he could scarcely walk f his bed to the chair by days and | the mon So Ellen, wa Sundays, cooking the meals, and scraping le time to » had litt s knows what milk and eggs, and good look after the morals of Jimmy The poor can't choose their neig! borhood had a gang, and Jimmy, who wa réally a bad boy but who was lively one, with the huma re for panio ship, was a member of it. The gang had done someth and an officer from juvenile ¢ notified E to bring J before the judge next morning “Tomorrow's Thursday,” Said Ellen, “and I can't Thursday. I have to wash for Mrs a m Thorsda her ho ices that day ed t The officer explai had the first call on her se urred to Ellen to te “A Thirty-third Degree Fan.” the man in vp talking a female im Did you hear ab Montana who « No. What personator * phone Mrs. Blank or to call a messenger boy to carry a note, but Friday evening Hill Now it never occ ant ia be after school, she sent Jimmy to Capitol with an explana tion and an ap “Tell your mother she need not come any more,” sate Blank to Jimmy | At the same time it wouldn't hurt for you to put in your coal now WHY 00Es—— 1A juggler o a professor of r “More bad luck!” Ellen wailed when Jimmy told her of tl loss of one-sixth of her i ‘And the butcher and the and no money to pay for the the ng from n's husband Il. He did not know the answer. In fact come. “How's rent to be Answer me that seized with coughing, could not ar was as we wer. n't any an TO SEE BATTLESHIP’ | U. & Navy Yard Route Steamer ‘Take boas at Pier 2. Ten round | Monticello leaves Flyer dock 6:30 trips daily. 5c round trip. ** | and 9:30 a.m. 1:30 and 4 p.m. *** The Washington Trust Company OF SEATTLE Capital, Surplus and Profits ....... , $585,000 Transact a General Banking Business. ehabcteemetpaint Manon a went DIRECTORS— , The workingman war 4. W. Cline C. E. Burnside P ? A. 8. Kerry C. J. Smith fortable and serviceable s Cc. H, Cobb J. M. Frink 0. J. Humphrey W. W. Chapin 8. P. Weston H.R. Clise 4. W. Godwin John Schram W. P. Trimble George F. Stone William Piggott de arem FIRST AVENUE AND MADISON STREET and We make a specialt Moving and’ Storage Co. | Incorporated COR. THIRD AND WASHINGTON $2.50, $3 Finest and Best Equipment for Moving Turniture, Pt Bageace. etc. Modern Padded Furniture Vans Spectally structed Piano Wagons. Light Delivery Wagons. No Charge They are Union M for Coming to your House, No Charge for Going Back. No Hour js ¥ ade Work. We can tell you to & cent what your move will cost The workmngman who Phones—Main 1523; Fire Proot Storage. Ind. 71 Cut Freight Rates. come here for shoes afte Wallin & Co., INC., Wash DOWNING, HOPKINS & RYER, INC. BROK ERS ftocks, Bonds, un Johnston Bldg, Third A and Un St, Sea £208 Alnske Bide 0 Marina by BY JOSH | once chanics OeS We Have Them of nothing but good are built to do good sesvice | and we guarantee these shoes 1327 Second Avenue DUST Now ts the time when gardeners Have their perennial woe They blow themeeclves for inseotl To get a full-blow Viatto Ab, thie i eof home Host (who hax Well, old man, | hope you'll overlook it thls Not a Call: Down The other day pa got t About h aneba And my! but he With plays th And ‘course straight Cause pa He put the mit on wrong end tothe | And sen: “Now, tet ‘er go And then | winked at Hen, my bro. And pitel I dida't thit Cause pa if forty and | am eight | The shades are down j quiet | And Doe's come in a hack Tm upetaire on a water diet Jest ‘cause an eye turned biack rv get Hekin Cause pa is forty and | am eight 1 cak-late its a good-looking, com- hoe at a moderate price lid leather] of shoes for workingmen, and $3.50 Shoes, every pair of them. | give i trial will rward + our shoes Nordstrom Juin, when I was otart the house ts 1 shoot through the sky Mra. Ding with the augmered « ,- 2 OW Pyped into the und thinking — pe @ dream, and was k im Indianapo I hing without the “ ‘ we” Iamghed—yes, 4 bear,” sald t you gina, f partdiad pa ame © fat mnt OD the overs; ydet Me hase ay arreling now n Pain lnangor of . t rlotls OWENENT "css REDIT ) CONOMICALLY TENDED STOP THE RENT el ‘ like ret P. 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Only S ILK Come Quick for 85¢ BLACK TAFFETA SILK ints Ze $1.25 Black Taffeta Silk, 85e¢. 50c Wash Silk, 29¢. !75¢ Novelty Dress Goods, These are pretty etripex a ¢ s that | New designs; new weaves; 2,000 sane Real Gi Holled 6 na Ric . “Bee wash fike muslin: you'll get a of sa all, including the pnsteo black ui : # Tatfeta; pure s isfaction in this silk. In the Fabric white checks; regular Tie goods, Fabric Sale price, yard c ale 29c, In the Fabric Sale, per yard $1.50 Brilliantine.... 25 Ne Wool Panana this tom 46-inch Mack Hriiliantine at less the Ours looks like silk, and 4 2inch ne half y % to choose from yard Another Big ‘Waist Sale”’ the Fabric mod e price, per yard Dress Shields ¥ ies lar prices $1.50 and $2.00. ON SALE We carry all king& of Dress Suiclde-—-Omo shields. Hicks | $1.50 and $2 White Waists . | and many ofhers, our special A tew jot of fresh, orfep White Lawn and q Friday is a 26¢ Dress 45 India Linon Walsts; scores of pat q Shield for c terns to choose from; daint pbroid J er and lace effects buttoned front or back; long or short sleeves, Regu . Dress and Corset Protectors FRIDAY AT 1zige and egeco>. | cacey Nainsook Covered Shield and eg * as Good Waist cular Bbc 42c 4, $5, $6. Silk Waists mn ‘day yard value riday very Silk W in the store o% Another line of these has a Net le rid BOBINET—White Waist, with best ess whield bt c "a 4 _— - 7. 4 inches wide; 39¢ quality. elegantly made; regular 59 fr n, pur H é Fabric Sale price, yard. Friday Cc pi Also plaids and stripes. Ev Robinet—Arablan of ae erything 7 Regular $4.00. @ $5.00 and $6.00. ON SALE FRI DAY AT White Aprons ladies’ Plain White Apros also + ee ina TE nage Bh HOSIERY—HOSIERY—NHOSIERY of fine lawn; regular prices 25 Extra Special Bargains Friday. and 28¢; extra special 19 Women's Fash Plack Cot Women's Black Sean Friday Fabric Sale c ton Hose, seamless, silk em ‘ . prem broidered; ve t a> age one hllinag ke and nobby. On aale 15¢ as deals nl a t Fancy colors Children’s Str Schoo! On eek age 19¢ dral Madras; worth 208 Stocking ve girls Fabric Sale price, Launéry Bees double knee and x and | Womer silk 1 1 née fast black On bale, a or light ar pt pair, @¢; 6 extra Fine Sale 8:20 to 10 ocleel Oileloth, Oilcloth Special Purity Granit e Ware ane t ware 29c 75c 6 foot 150-foot roll foot 150foot roll wot 260foot real. 1.26 Purity Covered Sauce Pan