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

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THE SEATTLE STAR BY STAR PUBLISHING CO. 1907-1909 Seventh Ave I'll give you @ sudand Gol EVERY AFTERNOON EXCEPT SUNDAY Pee mi RI Ae, nag a ‘apenas: lars!” orted Harry, earnestly p } They all knew that this was the Main 1060. ; r total amount he possessed, that he ES IND, 441 eer x spf Tw" LANDS had saved this, # dolar at a time These are exchanges, and connect with all de «f SO Poy MANDY, in the face of extreme advorsity partmente—ask for department or name of person « YaR Gone His tone, though, that ot ” pas. yeu want cha at an auction sale, grate on John's nerves __ BALLAMD BTA AGRNUY—a21 Ballard Av unset, Ballard 106 Well, | can't do that,” declared EVERETT STAR AGENCY——Herrett Pree 4 Rockefeller ave aot : +) Jimony, but I eould give ee 1 a cheek, dated some 10 ¥ abead Mvered by mall er ehttinn, No free copies "aoe about $20,000, for I expect to} a ' natter be worth th sum then, JI don't el alice Male we Leesan supp ou could ra anything TO MAIL SUMSC HINES on it now, though h dided sad - ly I tell you what | @ill do he went on more brightly, “I'll let you have the ran of my dry goods stove and not charge you anything | for what you take | I have bo Muney Or ho store. | said Fred shortly, “but I can offer a you @ Hfetime of service and de er os mt ee YOUR UNCLE AND HIS CEMENT Dorothy, smiling with an effort, turned to John | And you, Johnny, what do you! 3 4 | bid?” ahe asked | at 1 } " | "Pm not bidding,” John answer Those who claim that governmeut ownership is wholly bad] hex : Py. should read about tl emer the government has built in i rm tell you answer later k xo fen boys,” she announced gaily, not connection with the t river irrigation project When the be ge as ageing SB ked f ; t the lowest offer wa eo! (Star Special Berviee.) | oat of the milkers wre} ii. ry ¢ epuversation wes chane Government askec mas on cemen wwe © ae") MIDDLETOWN Y., Jue d most of the “oe ahaa ones , ‘ \ od r barrel. Later, when the government talked about making | What ts the best thod of mak: | f absolutely to be lawa! 3 es * ; 4 08 " i } ing a woman wear overalls citizens to the extent of douning|,. '% Some manner hortly after its own cement, the bids fell to $4.98 per barrel, 17 vern | Anyone having @ good idea on the | overatla that, John found himself alene with t t 1 & | - Dorothy. The other three, unr ment went a with tt anyway, and it is actually turn-| subject, please address “The Sher enti the eubbibebites te ta-eew alan tr es aa te teh tne , i nriff, Orange Kounty, N. ¥ 4 ing out perfectly good cement at the rate of $1.92 per barrel ths ahhe “os The board of | Weston of “law and order” or|ingly into the fire, had gone } | 3 4 Seer & mith “Why didn’t you bid, Johnny? Folks who think that all government work should be done] health has just issued an order re PR aan hee * " rece RAN 4 {quiring all persons milking cows) The “sherrriff" wants sugges A < r . = by private contract should put this item in their pipe and fn Orange county to dow white over | tions on the followin Resolved. Because I'll never BUY your heart, dead or alive!” he eried. “I ‘0H, | Jol MY! MILKMAIDS IN“OVERALLS? men had ned Pvidently they, too, tel thin way wae the turning point oke it alle and jumpers as a hygienic | Is there any way of making « — 8 po Gan Tata 7 ban do something she won't d want it and you too much to get it any w opt by a free gift eres noe NR oe ED | froin vou BOTH PARSON AND DOCTOR | Suddenly John felt a pair of soft chook nestied against bis own ‘Oh, I'm glad you said it!” eried Emmanuel Episcopal church in Boston has devised a Dorothy. “I knew the right o oo echeme to meet Christian Sciewce half way. It has opened a sort| ne may —. knew = woutt. of cl he ati nay | joint advice of a clergyman] By Frank H. Wiillame. | “What's that?" finally ejaculated | An © added as she nestle linic where patients may have joint advic a rt Tis goine to sell my bellvtt*|Jteany closer and John saw the blood end a doctor. The doctor prescribes what he thinks will be ben-| Dorothy suddenly and calmly an-| “I'm going to sell my heart mount {nto her peck and arms, 7 . . nounced Dorothy again firmly announced, | Jebany, dear, I'm awfully giad the elicial, and if he diagnoses the case as one of nervousness, or| All of them, Fred, Harry, Jimmy | and then, seetng the intense amaze. | ERC one was you morbid mental conditions, the clergyman takes hold and tries to/ and John, jumped as though a@| ment on their faces, she added sud: | « ac explodes ‘ jenly, “Oh, | don't mean now . . , sn ok enlead umber of remark-| bombshell had exploded amongat | ¢ : put the patient in better frame of mind. A numbe € Slate fa ten @asdaeen, ett 7” , + aaa LPNS, USNR 4 able cures are claimed. The name for the new idea is Psycho You see, I need some money very ~al Ti . a t much just now for my spring shop. logical Theraputies. It fits in, to some extent, with the re stag <> tay aowenal” teak teal searches of Prof. Munsterberg of Harvard into the power of hypnotism and auto-suggestion. The promotors of the plan deny that they are in any sense Christian Scientists and that the doctor supplies the science livers, or other strictly physical ailments, are directed to the mearest drug store, or, if it is a bad case, are sent to a regular scanilil They claim they are Christians Patients who apply with bad “STAR DUST BY JOSH A Word From Josh Wise. joyed tt immensely, particularly the prominent part his father took in/ the proceedings | When Mr. Willlame, with the two |other members, weut to notify the | President that Congress was wait ing, Mra. Williams and her son re | “A whole summer vacations 90 Str" turned home. Little Kit was cur jfous to know where “papa” had) jgone. Mra. Williame said | ! Why, Kit, he has gone to inform | the President | Later on, a prominent Democrat Biggest clock in the world is on je Senator called to see Mr, Wil i B Jersey soap factory. Which makes | ame and was met at the door by} @ easy to wash ite face and hands. | kt who, on being asked ff hia} father was at home, replied i Reason Enough. | “My father has goue to reform the} cursioniet: Why hare yoo | President, sir “—Mothér's Magasine. | ted the name | | “Baby” oo this t? Because it is so little? | Relative Submergence. Park Boatman: Nope: because) «My poor man, you look as it you @very fool thinks it has to be might have seen better day Focked. “You are\right, ma'am. I have.” “And now, | presume, you are With Variations. among what we call the submerg: | “What is home without a mother?” | ed tenth.” ts a motto quoted some; | “Worse than that, ma’am. I am But this mot. suggests another: (an infinitesima) fraction of the sub “Whats « mother with so} merged thousandth of the submere ed tenth, My present occupation | js stoking on an ocean steamer.” —Chicago Tribune. An Awful Shock. . She took me to a wind In vain my footsteps She said, “There, that's the bon-/ net!* And then I saw the tag! Judge WIN some exceptionally original | No. 371. mind amo the commencement | Hore is 2 bechive with an en-|day valedictorians kindly give us a/ trance just wide enough for three/line on what les this side of the/ Bees to pass at a time. There are| Alps? 29 bees outside and 31 bees in- — How long — é — bid FLEET AT NAVY YARD. : pg Arwen aggl mee to| Battleship fleet at navy yard. | @ in, those entering to travel in! poate jeave Pier 2, foot 2s FP doe the opposite direction from those) way 19 times daily y. PIANOS AT COST taking into consideration that none of the bees can move very fast be- for 30 Days Want room for Talking Ma some evildoer has smeared chine Department. investigate. Case fish glue on the ground sill? i John C. Walling Co, ANSWER TO NO. 363. 711 Second Ave. * ‘The solution is obvious. } His Father's Undertaking. | Congresaman John Sharp Wit Hams’ little son, Kit, aged eight years, was taken by his her to witness the opening session of the fast Congress. The little felow en-| Valuables The folly of keeping valuables in a secret drawer or in a safe ts demonstr Imost daliy in cases ot burglary or fire. The supposition that Safe De. posit Boxes are receptactes used only by the wealthy, who own stocks and bonds, is «a mistaken idea Heirlooms, jeweiry, deeds, mortgages, ineur ance papers, notes, contracts, etc, can be safe guarded in this manner for 4 nominal sum. Northwest Trust & Safe vo osit G. . View PRESIDENT SECRETARY CASHIER them. They were all gathered, to more or around Dorothy easy chair before Baby carriage tires pat | Piper & Taft's, 220 Spring at enough—~and so I'm going to sell after I'm dead for dis ants for Derothy’s hand, and now inatiinettvely, John felt that tn ames way, by this eecentric method. Dorothy was gotng to decide why of them to take, The $500 Reward For any ease of aleohollam that I cannot cure tn from 3 to & cave 5. B. BMISSOIS, Cor viet Ae Ay yor oo or er less «graceful attitudes The Washington Trust Company OF SEATTLE Capital, Surplus and Profite ,.... $585,000 Transact a General Banking Business. DIRECTORS— C. E. Burnside 4. W. Cline A. & Kerry C. 4. Smith 4. W. Godwin Cc. H. Cobb John Scnram 4d. M. Frink W. P. Trimble O. J. Humphrey George F. Stone WwW. W. Chapin William Piggott S&S. P. Weston H.R. Cline FIRST AVENUE AND MADISON STREET. The workingman wants a good-looking, com- fortable and serviceable shoe at a moderate pric We Have Them They are made of nothing but good, solid leathe and are built to do good service. We make a specialty of shoes for workingmen, and we guarantee these shoes— $2.50, $3 and $3.50 They are Union Made Shoes, every pair of them. The workingman who gives our shoes a trial will come here for shoes afterward SEATT E U. St. @eattte, ~~ Cheap Eastern Excursions 19th, 20th, -uly 6th. August 6th, 7th. tod, by the Oregon RR. & nnd two! , Navigation Co, through Portland arposes. Oh, don’t look 80/114 the pictureaque Columbia Riv boys; lots of people have done it.” P er route, Chicago and return, ae . ones $72.50; St. Louis, $67.50; Kansas saabtens a Fred, “What 8) City, Omaha and Missourl River Ta , t points, $60; also several other t don't thtak on," orted Doses nts. Route via Salt Lake and ‘Of course. whoever buys my ver, tt deatred. Full particula: ee on ee ee at Union Ticket Office, 604 Ist av oes The four men looked at each| = ™ Bilis, General Agent. TT) other. All of them were contest4 they undoubtedly help some towards a man’s and when you have the privilege of us- ing our Liberal Credit Plan (paying a little down and a little at a time for the new outfit) there's little excuse for your dressing shabbily. Everything to outfit man complete—at right prices. success §. Navy Yard Route Steamer Monticello From Galbraith Deck, Poot of change without not ee hacen wate th Phones Flyer TACOMA ROUTE. Round Trip, 60c. ROUND TRIPS DAILY. VES SEATTLE — 6:45 and 10:26 m m., 2:08 and 5:45 p. m. LEAVES TACOMA — 8:35 a. m. and 12:15, 3:55 and 7:30 p. m. . SEELEY, Jr, Tet. Main 176. Tacoma—Tel, Agent. Seattio— 212. verett and Edmonds Friday| HOUR No Mail, Telephone or C. O. D, Orders Filled for Hour-Sale Merc the Right to Limit Quantities Reserved that regularly sold from "a Gingham. Friday we will place on sale our entire stock Food Choppers. handise, and of Beautiful Pattern Hats, New York copied models, to § HALF Price Silk Gloves. Carpet Sweeper, 27-inch Best Apron Ging ih 7% Two-Clasp Silk Gloves, | The Famo: Nan tot spokever "te | Universe! Peed Chop. | Two Cina Oe oan he Famous Biasell Cap i blue and white checks pond Ng wpe y in pearl ray pet Sweeper, in elther During this half-hour | 1d veine ' “ ay pak or mahogany fig, fi S| dies quickly and well, | and ¥ gular se | 18h; remular $5.50. Dap , ’ -t bi . ) his ng this hour Men’s Handk’fs. | During thie b ape | bon ‘ awe bss Men's Fine Union Linen | oe ‘ 3 Castile Soap, (linen and cotton) Witty Powder. Gibson Stocks. Handkerchiefs, nicely | Graves’ Famous Tooth | Fancy Lace and Tucked Large Bars of Pure Cag hemstitched. During | ~ Powder, lnree 2he wiz Net Gibson tile & regular Qe this half-hour Re During this hour .49¢ with plaited sunburst bar. During thie bone DOO. on. : r b Sp 1 Cotton | Ironing Wax. | ues, During a “tte Fleide @ Merrick's Best |The Pamovs Chinese | each s0¢ Aprons, ord Spool Cob | ‘oning Wax, cloth cov: | Pabst ton, 200-yard spools; | posryg, Bid tans con Ticking. Women's Fine i hy roo’ all sizes, black or! 4 Duriag this hour, | °%,!neh Feather - Proof ons, with band and white During = this 7 for - Tieking in fa soaker half-hour, a « | ae stripes. During th eyed, full Nengt Outing Flannel. hour, a yard ..-.-19@ |) gingham Regulat the Peroxide. 27-inch Outing Flannel, Safety Pins. each. During this hour 4 ~otties of Peroxide of nk, blue The Famous Dam: or gray Hydrogen, During thin | +@hecks and stripes Pin, 1 é balftbour ioe | quality. During | nickel; mor Optical Dept. this hour, a yard. 7i4¢ made; our regular 19¢ Laundry Soap. | : selier. During thin | 14- Karat Royal Laundry Soap, a | Handkerchiefs. | hour, a card Be Spectacks spiendid Itehe Chit ‘se Col 4d 8 , ‘ your general purpose eee: | dered Hantuerensers, | Men's Night dry soap, During this regular Se each. Dur- | Shirts. half-hour, 12 bare.25¢@ | ng this hour h .. | Men's Good, Fiem White i . ae Muslin Night Shirts Good — terchen | Women's Vests. | {ine suality., During Dress Git aes ane”: froseen | Waccae Phin. Wins |, 1am Maer ooh ..45¢ ress Ginghams, suitable for trimming | Vests, high neck and | Burlap. Ginghama, undermustina; regular long sleeves, run with | Heavy Art Burl. ap, ¥ sold up to le. Dur- mercerized tape. Dur | the plain color ing this halfhour, a ing this hour, each yard wide. Dering this colors. During yard . Re bike's . 16¢ hour, a yard fe | bour, a yard be An All-Day Sale of Moreen, Heatherbloom and Fine Sateen Underskirts at The Beautiful Underskirte at the above price are examples of the art in petticoat making, and in some tnetan: are worth more than double the price quoted. The ma’ s from which are w ily good quality, cut from the latest improved models, and wide, with deop sweeping Slounces; mostly black, with a sprinkling of colors; cholce Friday 1 to 2 | } LOD Ws Veiling. | | «> S Yrs Fancy China. 2 to 3. Women’s Gowns. Beautiful Fancy Decor | Women’s Fine Muslin Hair Pattern ted Chi inclading | Night Gowns. high with chenille uit Dishes, Oatmeal | neck, trimmed with and borders, in Dishes, Salts and Pep- torehon insertion; ail green, garnet pers, ete. regularly wines regular 68¢. and brown; regular, worth Ie and ibe During this hour 45¢ | $2.25 values. During each. During this this hour .. 81.49) hour . 5¢ Hot Water Bottles | a Val. Lace. Women’s Pants. 2, 3 and ¢-quart Goodyear | “Printed Linoleum, ey sTancrtinnas | Women’s Fine Ribbed, | Hot Water Hotties; | pieces of 4 t Mf ee eer eo | Pure White Umbrella | Warranted for 1 year; | yards: this is the values up to Te a y Panta, with, tight top | regularly sold for $1.75. | 4 Duriag this hour, a) and lace” Grtaneee During this hour 98¢ | yar 8¢! knee. During this | India Linon. | Bow, « pair ...e7¢| Room Rugs. | inch India Linon, P . c . very fine, sheer qual Silkolines. mage ep gg ity, snow white and 364énch Sitkolines, 25 new Hmited number. Dur- | not mussed. Dorin: designs choose | ing this hour, each | in tan, this hour, a yard .@¢ from, in about all col ‘ $9.95 | gra Shock an Sa ors. Doring this hour, | an excellent glove Stocking Darners. Black Stocking Darners. During this hour, each a yard Silk Gloves. $1.25. hour ... oe Stockings. | Women's Fine, Soft Cot- 2¢ | Our Extra Heavy Two |. ton Stockings, fast | Japan Mattin Clasp Silk Gloves, in | black and seamleas; | Our entire ting of a pa &- pongee shades, mode double toe and heel. | lets, solid gold, limited quantity of oad white regular During this hour, a and sterling . Japanese Matting, rice | $1.2) Duri pair S136) During this boar ....] mostly remnants from ee pF eg pe | coos se OAR 2 to 15 yards. During this hour ........ FO | Sil c 4 this hour, a yard. 19¢ | | ver Cream Stationery. | ‘orset Covers. | Ladles. | Hot Preased V Garden Rakes. Fine Mustin Writing Garden Rakes and Hoes, | Covers, in all | Rogers Bros.’ 1847 Silver Envelopes to ve Mate full size, hickory haa- | trimmed with | Cream Ladies, fancy put up in fashionable y dies; regularly sold | ematitched ruffling; | patterns; warranted to sizes and 4 baa ‘Dar for 25e. During this regular 26¢ each ise j wear for years. Dur this hour, @ box hour, 2 for zhe ing inis hour Be | ing this hour 19¢ | Bcd Every Department te Teeming With New Spring Merchandise 02, 708, 704, Wash J. F. TORMA CC Co., INC., Mine . Proven and ‘Developed Miniag Properties. 706 Johnaton Bidw., Third Ave, Operators. and University The Rhodes Co. INFANTS’ Ow ALL DEPOSITS A POCKET BANK LOANED TO EVERY DEPOSITOR and instead Of $1.00 or more. It helps to ave the pennies, letting “the dollars take care of themselves,” we take CSt® them for you, and add compound interest (o them regulary: you afford to lose the pennies FIRST AVENUE OP POSITE POSTOFFICE. DOWNING, HOPKINS & RYER, INC. Private | Pocen Rowe arti TTS soe Ataane MO Srdere Maeaited tt inv qament of Oy Miaraian