The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 26, 1908, Page 4

THE SEATTLE STAR. TUESDAY, MAY THE SEATTLE STAR SOME SENSE IN BSEINGA FAT MAN ' BY STAR PUBLISHING CO EVERY AFTERNOON EXCEPT SUNDAY 26, 19086. 1909 Seventh Ave. Main 1050. PHONES woo - These are exchanges, and cannect with all de with jo partments—ask for department or name of person you want BALLARD STAR AGENUY 22) Be it, Waltord 106 PV OREPE STOR AGRACY + qomne per month Be Pee ee NEW POWER OF A PEOPLE WHO READ 1 he Almost Vario oF novel w Presedent | Roosevelt's | redatory wea not a result ot any “sudden awakening | Ite f ra wat st fe vc bow cy Ta) Mr es that would ha ween promot | par aceceplence i en al | re Mitions have changed some | t ar greater change hes been | > ¢ and relerermtom wos known k we, few w the other part ridicule and is The passage throagh the Ohio senat the other day of am initiative amd mdum bill, aod ited beafty endorsement by the pace of Cibio, show marked ad- | vange. | We boast of the marvelows scientife and mechanicel progre this age eflect a mexnent, and mw will realize, that the really marvek progress being made today | for human welfare is in legistation and developrrent of publi opinion toward imduytrial, cor al aod wekoiogice! better ment The tendency is confined to no particular section, nor te OGATTLE'S WILK SUPPLY amy special classes and : al, and it U. & Government Imapeetor Lane is becoming utterly irresistible maid a few dafs naw thet of all i 1 he Beattie dairtes, the “re Milk The reason is clear Lamasy, whieh omguplhes eortifvad mila This ds the first generat from J. D. Farrell's Maplewood farm, ie the only exe whieh fulfills the standard of w hobenamemoms PURE MILK DAIRY th av. and Pike ot Ind. 4344 o** read It ¢s the first gener think Twenty-five years of ; Waldnet Pide conditions and to Phones Male 25466 wage affai speeches and partisan ne the citizen who newspapers of these thir public has not and mversat The peo g learn a nk and t t They have begun to know the gh mand them They are making it koown that . their repre sentatives to represent them. The pe of the United States, reading ! SaORDAY N/GHT! AND THE SHOP FULL OF CUSTOMERS eZ- have beg that if it is all r PIAS SAGE“ # w 1% GE You a WB sanernon tt Ws a thousand mi f oil int RK ? = a hundred milli ra ad t r of the entire currency to th s eup of chocolate and a and to a most remarkable values «ver child with brain feeble t { workingman a voice in the tert i con lat artirte 15 GR cale—We abet and to the whole people a d ea We are getting out of the notion tha Ladies’ 50c Cor- government to make the rich still h nd to turn over to a favored few the power to control all legislatior ‘ set Covers P inievedte Lace or embroid- Ability to read and t k ery tion in this country toda trimmed, 1 5c Popular governmeit, which has been a name for a each 3 is beginning to become a re NORWAY BEATS SWORD WITH PEN os STAR DUST A Word Frem Josh Wise $2.50 Men’s Heavy Shoes The new kingdom o itself than by crea hard wi ear pair ritory veranda bay windows and Be ae ones married | rathakelle he Washington . , On the other I rege OF partinne or| Herald Ladies’ 25c Black - a c a A al ae rn ned A Modern \ Need Hose ywers ih ‘ - w “ a ting those renewed ind cae Wo th hair | anes ms? Getting up a fast color, sending a a coms ace C Berlin = mene effects . Tegarded as ve é The a se would Proot eters “bi chais mone 9 $1.80 doz. Large i go and b White Plates plain or decorated, each 85c Men’s Soft Shirts withcollar all colors Thirteenth Task of Hercules. they leather, for $1.75 IC 39c h CAMPAIGN ON “PERBONAL LIBERTY” PLATFORM (Star Special Service POKANE, May Dr P yen prob plowing @ plat form whieh muy decla penly t v al Hberty Gu pistols, ammunition, fixh tng tackle, baseball goods and ervibing in sportiog goods ta I's 1.11) Piewt ae ’ Se Shore POL’ # CouPran®, jebihory Building The Staunchest Friends Modern Credit Plan, as purchase of are those accounts ey te exe of our suplied the Weerlng Apparel who first pened with us seven cr wight years age, when we were in & ve omall war of business, sad have traded with us contion season in that time comers of of ouniy wamen oF ever since These old cust Credit Plan is really heiptu that this credit accommodation costs nothing extre Suppows you avat thin Liberal Credit the bay tn yourneif of Privihewe tn your mew Cratfit’ There jan bet setiafee them jo it yoo and omer we oot you started with an, were etly sure of your future pat ronage Eastern Outfitting Co. (Inc.) 1982-34 Gecomd Aw, 209 Union St. Reliable Credit Howse’” 4 =! Welcomes. the Fleet | WHOLESALE DOWN -TOWN STORE 8013-1015 FIRST AVENUE UP-TOWN STORE PIKE ST. mv WEST AKE AVE OF rice BUR bTATION 4 Vek we -vome orome The 6. MARINE BAND, T ITALY—THE GREAT WORLD PLAY FOR THEY PLAY JUST DATE You. LONDON’ known. Carefully read the list reserve the right to limit quantities sold Kayser’s $2.00 Black Silk Gloves double tipped, six- teen-but- 98c ton — pair . Women’s $2.50 Kid Oxfords peters flexible sole, cher style Carter’s Black Ink five-cent 2 bottle . ‘ C Waists white v 39 patterns. C 35c Window 3 ft. by 6, choice of Bu $ 1 1 0 large $1 Lawn Shirt 50 fane Shade 22C e vind. 3 BRE and sizes 2 colors . r 50c White Lace |75c Merry Curtains Widow Belts STRICTLY All on One Side . domestic elastic, eAvINGs I ' apt Notting- C leather or C BANK eh and the ham, pair fancy, ea, THE STATE a i Le ARMOUR'S 25¢ BEST STICK Heard A SHAVING SOAP 10¢ PAID Th going to build HOOKS AND EYES, PER OM ALL DEPOSITS " a - 4 CARD le Mail Your Deposit to Us See Joe Schermer’s Fith eG the fetes Of 6 Graft. mo ; a ; - Ad NEXT FRIDAY SHOE STRINGS, CHILDREN’S, Knomledae its receipt by return mail. sad They’re Exclusive ee ae FIRST AVENUE OPPOSITE POSTOFFICE lothiers ISITORS’ SALE] ON SALE AT 8:30 A. M. SHARP TOMORROW ‘On the opening of the Store tomorrow morning, at 8:30, we shall offer you the Perhaps you had better clip it and Sriag it with you—BE HERE AT 8:30 BHARP—Should you come later you may not be able to get what you want—and besides, we + Every article dependable $2 Merry Widow Sailor any color, new rough straw 8 1-3c Ameri- can Prints 35c iasican Panama Hats all sizes, each Strainer heavy re- tinned, first-class 6c pkg. Toilet Paper — es 3 roll or flat, only C 15c Danish Cloth a 8 andcream, per yard . c U “TAL QUAKER SUAS TTF SOUSA AND HIB BAND, PRYOR'S BAND, VICTOR PAYMENT PLAW, AS IF YOU PAID CASH DOWN IN & LUMP BUM. AND WE ARE GAD TO AccOMNG. Sherman, Clay &Co 1406 Second Av. in the 79C light or dark, you know sole, what they 5c 7 to 11, 89c are . pair ‘ 10c 15cLarge Soup 2C USE YOUR ovina INO 2915 ~ ~ Maines © DELI FREE TO ALL Starr, ue) y FREE pHOMeS ang WEST modes ad aghy Quaker THS vu, MB ROVAL NARINE BANS or EST MILITARY BANOS in THE YOU ON THE AS GRANOLY ON THE gagy. nay have to limit the time each and just as represented. $1.50 Merry Widow Veiling 44 inches wide, choice of five colors, 95¢ Yard. .24 $1.50 Children’s Shoes dongola, flexible $1.80 doz. White Cups and Sauce choice 8 1-3c Apron Check Gingham strong, ar IC able, wear- able, yard. . Boys’ Outing - Shirts and Waists in checks or stripes, 1 Oc worth 35¢ Carnation Cream. per tin. . 25-cent Market Basket Can’t fill mail or- ders, C. O. D. nor "phone orders for the specials in_ this adv,