The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 11, 1908, Page 5

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As soon as he aa ed dem examined and ( 1 pointed ¢ Mi change those so as to Informa (loo aL “Teae win mysell a gm Portes by cary oe PE pet ce my civilian c # and | sett straight fe. The picke bi hed private dent of the elut ' le and CC, € tt was to ! * ta The ¢ I recognised hin. ie the great cavairy leader's! sa spy. He had evid and had just retur wes the sort of man who | Forréet. All of a suddon * or begun t feet as ff it wae > a My gate wee op. five oe Mi the wits heaven bad tes, at most, Forrest would Tat If I failed to . 1 eould expect ticle I got my horse, saddled him, and /' the game must be “ie carelessly toward the out Eethecards lay. [t was too posts, twirling fn one hand a letter fo turn back at whose address | kept looking py Wee a ow end then Th c A I altered Mgiren me Fi Jou consent to bring And If over [ stammered bashful maybe if | did you ered all aro sive me a job fn odme. Of, A jear nty punctured. One of my | @re solid fo ne ot another |Gov. Mead ly wo Rent May 16 . asking all last | could | o4 500 Reward ‘tay case of aleoholiem that @aeet cure in from 3 to 5 ie “U.S. Navy Yard Route Steamer | s Monticetio leaves Flyer dock 6:30) Potitions from Fairt 4 Ger. First Av. and Main St Sentinetie eee Fee gta. ser| vers ‘ ot Union SPELGER 4 HURL BUT—A Si © for Everynody. American ‘Flags in all sizes and materials, with and with { Ca nia face a out staffs; also silk flags of que t om. B e all nations.—(Toy Depart Roces eit len win ms ls ment, Main Floor.) aco for Roosevelt HAMMOCKS—SPECIAL PURCHASE BROKE INTO BOXCAR Through an unuswal purchase, we are in a position to offer these High-Grade Hammocks at this excep tionally low price. All heavy, close-woven and lange, with turn back pillow; regular at $3.50; special, with hooks $2.49 75¢ Wash Tub, 49¢. 7 Heavy ' é ed Wak Tu b ae _, Soap, 10 Bars, 25e. id Thoma jay by owl ut f 10c Syracuse Knuried Handle Blued Cup Hardwood Prax Natiished Hone Reel, w led on Cas t net speetal Cc r oy io 7Se Rat Trap, 3He. sues _ haggis se a * ; Wel-Known Ma W ire China Plain White Cups and « Trap; ret s, for camp and ‘ 1 ~~ WASHBOARDS AT A HALF LESS i A big special lot of High-Grade Wash Boards; Navy galvanized rubbing surface and perforated $ap retainer; saves the soap. Lot includes Rich- Mond, Lucky Strike and Virginia; worth 25. ic 5c ; Special Spelger & Hurlbut f. M. SPINNING | 1310 Second Avenue # OCC oreresee . NEW STEAMER FOR THE SEATTLE STAR-—-MONDAY, MAY 11, 1908. AND ALICE WON'T Roosevelt Objects to His Daughter Taking the Stun. (By United Press.) HELLEWONTAINE, O., May 11.—} ath ' M Atle K ha Bighth anlonil di triet, where an election will be heid thin fall The president, tt te said, was di ed with the publicity given " that hin Spigeeretageseaeetancess: ssertiemecrieess: H. LL. KLEIN THE SHOEMAKER it you n't get boo e or shoes to fit you, get them made e stump. T att ant Zio Measure at ed FE. G. Wharton, so t cand 217 JAMES STREET ate for comgress. that eb ‘taereeenacngenssepeterssce get sres tsi cceeeeeety MANY TAKE TRIP | 10 VICTORIA | ere redeemed by the fl engaged Wagver'’s [| ed out Into the perating steam beat house men alo mt did a bumper b crafts on the calm waters of the LAKE WASHINGTON I\ Avante the stean bow in comminsion BURNED TO DEATH (By United Press.) Te a AND OXFORDS te tan and black Look at the t 7 y and compare the prices P FREOLUND, HOANBERG a | | the Standard refrigerator— LARGON, 705 Pike St 215 pm Jaibratth Dock, Foot of Madioon Mrest TIME CARD Keffective March 9, SPRATT UM ond ee me ’ k 1 entitle Tee “pe FARK the BACH WAY Awe Both ¥ . On the | Flyer) SEATTLE-TACOMA ROUTE Fare 350—Round Trip, 50e. FOUR ROUND TRIPS DAILY LEAVES SEATTLE — 6:45 and piss m., 2:05 and 5:45 p. m. LEAVES TACOMA — 6:36 a. mm.’ | and 12:15, $:66 and 7:30 p.m U. SEELEY, Jr, Agent. Senttic Tel. Main 176 Teeoma—Teil. 212 our ‘our liberal credit service— is yours to take advantage of hing at any time—for ar welc important rug reductions ,'%,_ est “a $3.00 Axminster rug $1.65 4 | Take boats at Pter Ten round don't Fall to tnvestignte ~ The explosion was undo ry NTOLTZ HONE f Lecrm TO SEE BATTLESHIPS ‘ 0 ind trip oo seasonable news— refrigerators — go-carts— | ¢ have deyoted much time and careful thou gl the preparation of this season's REFRIGERATOR and GO-CART showings, with the result that we now have on our display rs positively the most complete and attractive lines we have ever shown the GREATER STANDARD is an interesting place to visit these da with fresh, new things that give br ness and summer to the home, and our greatly mereased facilities for serving you make buying here a real pleasure. Wel the Leonard cleanable refrigerator— the Leonard “apartment ; house” refrigerator— : Eph se ‘ wh 819.75 under- pric- ings sea- son-- exceptional refrigerator showing and sale for Twesday— of the; PAPA SAYS “NO” WRECK WAS FIENDISH WORK OF REVENGEFUL TRAMP SEATTLEISAFTER BIG CONVENTION Delegates Trying to Land National Retail Grocers’ Association. (By United Press.) O8TO Ma One of ‘ tx that ‘ ul Retall ning i jeut fie © next summer ae materials underpriced— Tuesday and Wednesday — Sts 19e SECOND AVE. AT ing goods delivered to you very door is made distant patrons through ot well-organized SPECIAL SUB URBAN DELIVERY SERVICE.