The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 19, 1908, Page 4

fd 4 _ DAY, JU B He SEA T TLE STAR lated tn his office chair, Some of his deputies were once more | teers 7’ aon cance te eS Se ted to tn — @THE OC KER~» a a. in practical control of the prosecutor's duties, The nominal] signal the earth Majah Twigg—No? ee WHOLESALE DRUG co. RETAIN, BY STAR PUBLISHING Co. 1307-1909 Geventh Ave. |: a ” . , . , » politics.” Cunne! Clay—to, What's th’ use por ee 7 foes prosecutor” was away again, this time “playing politics With the Bye of Faith, of bar tron in & prohitition State? DOWN-TOWN STORE USE YouR ere TY Ae LURNOON EXCEPT SUNDAY, For what does the county pay Mr. Mackintosh? Ts it] 14 was dark as pitch and @ hoavy $013 -1018 FIRST AVENUE, IND. 2015 ~ ~ may PHONES Main 1080, for attending the races faithfully every season, and for acting | rain was falling UP-TOWN STORE WE DeLives . a, ni econsrogel | ot as campaign manager for those of his friends who want officesal {adel PIKE ST. me WESTLAKE AVE, FREE TO ALL Star eee anges, " * ee Vn Bah gg SE py hy Fe Is he paid for racing madly about over country roads:in] “Whove are your” 9 ree an aon _ . ont porch.” lace * automobiles, while village constables look dubiously at their] {Out Bere om the pore wae = SARAAED STAR AOENGT—OM Gated Av. Suneet, Balter’ 000 watches and then consult copies of speed regulations? “Mr, Lovell ts here, me eid el chdeensinbed STAR AGENCT—tHerrett Brow Bone Rook or av. Galiwet tere What is he in the job for? , 2S oly gag out there Ite wei. ae or tw ow “ Is it any worlder that the lawyers of King county are O, no mamma, not at all. It's } "Batered at the Pomedfion a - hankering for such a frisky young man on’ the superior egy |dolightfal, | We're—we're looking bench b >i Mr. Mackintosh is a shining example of a man wlio ou The Editorial “I” Misplaced & IA Sm, Tho Milwaukee wociety editor who | C B Be See oe es a = ita Mp | STANDARO AND RELIABLE GOODS THAT MAY BE BoUg * lully decorated with aprays of wal | The lack of flowers at the high school commencend via” haan't been seon slace the artl-| AT THE QUAKER ON SATURDAY. FOR VERY LITTLE Pricgg ; Si cle came out with the word “salvia LOOK HERE: exercises yesterday was deplored by most of the spectators. | jurned & simple transposition, Oa net , ‘ 4 >, a, C 6c bones fo Such an event is out of harmony with the established order |into “sativa BY F. W. SCHAEFER. SCARSTS-—! . Horeeeteeeeee wenege RET IS “A SHINING EXAMPLE” A gimlcteyed man tes nod of [J ©P8OM BALTS—Full pound in P. & W's original contains The Voice of a Director, nianenaaily 9, tele school board supply the flowers next year, and give each grad This business of giving people! Dime's aljimmy can turn a sober of things when sweet smelling roses are lacking, Let the HYGHIA NURSING BOTTLES—Complete with nipple; —_- - uate a basketful wm | a lot ot otras to habg —— the | youns man into « gay olt boy each 7 Bs P peoneiinititty cars in all wr exclalun n¢ |" Home men tse gouberstitious in “ a ra ene rg ¥ j © MERMAID SEA SALT —4 the. in sack, worth 25; special Kenneth Mackintosh, the young man by courtesy known SF ta r : > iy indignant citizens dolr disbeliots 1 DPCM serra Ng “ at ~y of King county,” aspires to be a su What has gone wrong with the local coal trugt he That's right.” answered Mr.| gome boetry ait patrfogt feet iss [I SULPHO NAPTHOL—The great disinfectant and gurmicide . Pemeoweing Mtorncy of Hing county, a05 . members of this notorious combination in restraint of fuel} Dustin Stax, with suddem taterest; | knock kneed. . trial bottle i g perior court judge, He has announced his candidacy, despite \"the public ought to be made to) Hovesdy ine ids own revart, but} have reduced prices in the face of the return of winter! Such | rurntsh ite own strap PENN'S ANTISEPTIC SKIN BSOAP—T nuine always b ; . | sown yn |dere t nany claime: . hears the warnings of friends. His name will be submitted to the action is bewildering, to say the least of it . Der labor re pe af i. high. | our name; don't aecept substitute cal - Fy: : bar primary, along with those of other aspirants Prete a A woman me — front —_ er vagex, if he can get dem POMPELIAN MASSAGE CREAM—Full 6 07. jars; regular price . " t y ions; one to we aehionable) some fadders sharpen detr chil be CML werseee . He will be defeated at the primary. The legal fraternity! Fur jackets for the skyrockets will be the proper caper |clothon; the other two to, be in| q come, iadders sharven detr eh fe; epecte of King county doesn't want this young man on the bench.| this season | sveloty No debating sosienity can seddio | 8XAT—The famous cleanse core yr te dg cticing | ers of ¢ der mutty vater kivestion. According to the judgment of practicing lawyer exy In Georgia | 00 ple ies der staff dreams ies he is about the last man who should ever be placed in such a id his advisers, “Some day Mr Cunnel Clay—This heah drop in| made of. Sesition Harriman would come along and | TS Veu der bill collegtor comes in ad | F « take them from you” Get your fishing tackle at Piper | der door der deadbeat flies ould ¥ Mr. Mackintosh has never had time to attend to the duties Whereat he smiled thromgh his! @ Taft's, 1024 Second av e**lad der vindow FREE VITAL VIM—Restorative and tonic; gives new life and vim: worth ten times its price; per bottle . KODAK FILMS AND PAPER—Our supplies are always te and new. No old, dead stock. Let us do your developing Sample of Lane's Liver Pile for the asking NCC | qquerscsercmnemers a co i - > ieatiaitne d printing at cut rates » offic sec y . es at The as of the office of pro ecuting attorney, while the races at Th A Word From Josh Wise. ROBRRTSON'S GRAPE JVICK—The finest grape julce fm the Meadows were in progress. What he hasn't known about the world, Made from ripe Concord grapes. Full pint, worth races and the betting out at the track was not worth know 25e, spec! ok ‘ sae « ovcssdaahal i | FINE LINEN WRITING PAF A big assortment. Your j ing. When he missed a day—at the track—something was! “Ye can't telt a ef any 380 box in the house for .. pm persec 1 surely wrong. Presumably there were trials to look after in collage yell Moat ART GUM—The perfect eraser; regular 16e blocks, each the courts, but, pshaw! were not the races of greater im | ahe has.” ug a - POZZONT'B COMPLEXION POWDER—Reg 50c; special, ggg portance? There were assistants in his office, and what good) { SQUIBE'S TALCUM POWDER—Regularly 26c; special ....._ 4 i — HAYS HAIR HKALTH—A very popular hair tonic and dandruff were they unless they could do the work when necessary? eradicator; regular 50c bottles, special Re PINAUD'S EAU DE QUININE—Regular 60c botties, special. ...gg¢ HAVE YOU SEEN OUR BIG LINE OF POST CARDS AND POST CARD ALBUMS? IF NOT, COME TODAY AND BLY at CUT RATES FROM THE HIGGEST ASSORTMENT IN THE erry, It was a strange spectacle—the prosecuting attorney of| _— King county continually out at The Meadows, where a “blind| Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish says society) 4 } is fall of funny fttle people whe 3 pig” was being openly operated in defiance of law, and w here} make the world laugh, and that that form of gambling technically known as they are nothing but climber pin ~ . cee | Whieh also comes pretty near de Outing Suit Yet? you'll surely need one if you intend to % ‘pool selling” was a ; f do any “picnicking” or holiday-making the principal attraction scribing the anthropold section of a ie le One track man, who kept a note book and jotted down | #0 at all this summer, Notations in it, is the reputed author of the story that ackin You Never Can Teli. We've the right sult for you, atthe tosh spent 63 days at the track last summer and fall At any} This life is passing strange : 2 $12 ‘ i "i Me, Mac od srtant a aed You'll notice as you range right price—the range is from 50 rate, if you wanted Mr. Mackintosh on criminal busin ast From place te place & ’ 8 DEMONSTRATION OF THE GOLDEN VIBRATOR CONTINURE year during the racing season it was almost a cinch that you You can not tell, atns to $27.50, When we say right,” we ALL THIS WEEK AND NEXT AT BOTH OUR STORES. IPyou Just what will come to pass could find him within a mile of The Meadows betting shed In any case ; After this long and exhilarating vacation it was natural | | 4 to presume that Mr. Mackintosh would be willing to go back ARE NOT ACQUAINTED WITH THIS WONDERFUL MACHINE YOU SHOULD SEK OUR DEMONSTRATOR AT ONCE. ViBRA TION 18 HEALTH, AND YOU CAN'T AFFORD TO BE Wit mean right in style, in quality, in work- | The man with rod and Mt | Has much to our surprise manship and in all those little details j to work for the counfy, a little while at least. Possibly he| Quite eten 7 ‘ by which we recognize high-class tailor- OUT Ir. did, but it was not long before John F. Miller, an assistant in Observed to catch, ead : adie * thy More big fish than the tad img art. * q his office, wanted the job of mayor, and Kenneth began once With crooked pint ad The Quaker Drug Company Two Stores. more to plunge into outside matters. | Seon he was making his headquarters at the rooms of | Ancient Instance. 1013 FIRST AvV- Alexander the Great was weeping the republican campaign committee. For weeks his telephone | because there were no more worlds address s “Republi Head * while d to conquer sricondibanae epublican Headquarters,” while dust accumu-|" gut what would be the use? McCormack Bros. | |WERE READY FOR A BUSY ‘ Try Our Liberal Credit Plan We'll be glad to have you open an ac- count (pay a little down and a little at The Washington Trust Company OF SEATTLE Capital, Surplus and Profits .........+.. Transact a General Banking Business DIRECTORS— C. £. Burnside a time) for anything you may select, if not convenient to pay cash. Saturday Furnishing Special oaF 4. W. Clise | ; ct . . a : DAY | OMORROW j Our regular line 06.41.25 Golf Shirts, all the newest a8 Kerry, © 4. Smith . é summer patterns}(special for tomorrow ......... 4. M. Frink ‘ ; at ; 4 Ready with just the things you'll want, and probably will want in a hurry. Read our offerings, and ther decide what you want, and come as early as possible to get it. THE FOLLOWING ARE ALL REAL BARGAINS _| Men’s Golf Shirts. 45¢, 65¢, 95¢, $1.25 In all the newest weaves and fancy colorings to be had for sum mer wear, with cuffs attached or detached, and some with two sep. arate collars; pla and plaited fronts, in white and solid colors. FIRST AVENUE AND MADISON STREET. EASTERN OUTFITTING CO., Inc. 1332.34 SECOND AVE. 209 UNION STREET DOWNING, HOPKINS & RYER, INC. we tte et te Sree oS ee ed Banner Day for Real Savi Saturday will undoubtedly be long remembered among Seattle shoppers as the Banner Day of Great $80,000 Sale of the McCarthy Stock, which the U. S. District Court brought about some weeks ago. Of course, every article in the store, with a few exceptions, remains on sale at a reduced price, but in ad- dition to these there will be in evidence tomorrow many very special bargains. Some of these are told of below. There will be many others on display in the store. Buy Tommorrow—This Sale Won’t Last Forever $8.50 Silk Petticoats at $4.95 $22.50 Silk Jackets at $15.00 Every shade of petticoat worn this season is Included In this Fitted Taffeta Silk Jackets, of a very high order of Cag ee lot. Some’ of these fine underskirts, made from bighgrade style. Are made in a pointed effect, back and front, are taffeta silk, are finished with a pretty embroidered flounce about 36 Inches in length. They come in black and brows and are trimmed with tailored straps of the taffeta silk material Others in tallored effects, Regular valnes are 95 from which they are made. Worth $22.50 each. qe $7.60 and $8.50. Sale price Lanes '. cee ee | Sale price Regular @5e Checked Chiffon’ Dress Goods, | Boys’ Wash Suits, sold regularly at up to | Women's Fancy Neckwear, bows and tes, Wash Goods Section, tomorrow at 49c $1.75; sale price tomor. $1 19 | worth up to 350; sale price 44 only ee ME ae HL, KLEIN 217 JAMES 8ST. Underwear 25¢, 45¢, T5¢, $1.00, $1.25 up Which will keep you cool and comfortable, in Two-Piece or Union Suits. Medium and light weight wool, cotton mesh, fancy lisle, silk 4 i and wool aad faney cottons. - Hats for Men and Boys 25¢, 50¢, G5¢, $1.00, $1.50, $2.50 up q Panamas, Straws and Linen Crush Hats, in all the newest blocks and colors Boys’ Knee Pants Suits $2.45 and $3.45—Exceptional Values. Now that school is about out, you need a suit for your boy something strong and serv iceable. Look at the two lots we are offering for $2.45 and $3.45—they are Real Bar- Boys?’ Khaki Suits VICTOR When you buy « Vietor of us on the eaay payment plan, nobody knows but you paid cash. You never feet the amall weekly payments. And before you know ft the Vietor is yours Sherman, Clay & Co. U.S. Navy Yard Route | Steamer Monticello row 7 | From Galbraith Dock Post of | Mili sty ecis r 3 ’ 3 | egular 26c ‘Extra Large and Heavy | Embroidery Edgings and Insertions, up Real Irish Crochet Lace Collars and ¥ Military style, special $1.00 Suit. All sizes, from 4 to 16 years = Tenched Turkish Bath ‘Towels 18 * | to 2 Inches wide; sale price ' lc $6.00 values; sale ep coay ameer Se gu Bue, SoS giao 5 a eee - ed sale price C | embroiderte worth up to Se a yard, | price % Gaines ’ _ a Regular $4.80 Couch’ Covers, ¢0 inches in| on sale tomorrow at, the yard 6c Women’s 65¢ Hose, black liste or cottom Men s Clothin in Both Tw width, on sale tomorrow at $2 95 | Imitation Cluny Laces, worth ap to Ie j. double heels and toes; sale & onty . ® yard; sale price only ; Tc price . wose teeeeeee ae Children's Summer Bonnets, worth up to | Women's and Child 's Purses, worth 230 Women's Black Spun Silk Hose, worth uv * ° . Byer . 25 eac A “ | » h pac. re oe 25 na ale Ais: and Three-Piece Suits a ail ae $1.25 each: made of embroidered silk and | — up to 5c each: sale price only regularly $1.26 a pair; sale price adn Sis mull or lawn; choice tomorrow 50c | Rey) r 75¢ Irish Crochet Lace Collars, 49 Women’s 65c White Vests, with high ad ‘6 at | p jomorrow to ‘ , jeoves; sale Constructed by “The McCormack System” for - ———— | reduced tomorrow to only C | neck and short sleeves; sale price $10.00, $12.50, $15.00, $20.00 on such extremely low prices Ft ) yor and double sole; best grade, with hose supporters at LEAVES SEATTLE — 6:4 A Snap, $2.95—Men’s Peg |". cos02,.00"" 280 Jh Saree swreetts Sy 88s Top Cord. Pants etal | a U. SEELEY, Jr, Agent. Sesttio— Regular 26c Pound Paper, 120 sheets 12¢ | Regular Se a dozen Dennison’s Crepe Regular be and 10c Frilled Garter Bla \ Tot. Main 17 aome-sTol a. to the pound; sale price only i Paper Doilies, sale price, a dozen . 3c tie, fancy colors, at, the yard «..049# ‘ 50c Girdle Corsets 39c Women's Tape Girdles and Corset Gir $5 Suit Cases at $2.75 Keretol Suit Cases, a kind that wil! stand all sorts of hard banging and strenwoas service; have leather corners, af linen lined and have inside shirt fold; $5.00 values; sale price One of the best Hosiery Bargains you saw. Black Cotton Hose, with split foot, double dies, made of cotton tape and coutil, worth every penny pair; sale price only Heavy Welt Edge; worth $4.00. Youth’s Cord. Pants Same as men's tomorrow ....00.000.00.00 0.005 92.50 Regular 10¢ packages of Envelopes to Ec | Regular 10c Rolls of Der | ison's Cr Regular Be Soaps, {ncluding Londoa matoh pound paper; sale price Clete aon 5c | jeter Se Senpe, ts > Tissue Paper, 10-(t. rolls, sale price parent, Outmeal, Witch Hazel and 500 boxes of Stationery, kind usually sold at | Regular 3hc Ped Felt Hane ethers; sale price 190 a box; 2 Wexes to @ purchaser, at the box eae | Deis thet are slightly dass = —Awt SEI ge “| Regular $1.50 Maroon 9 we formerty pri to i Water Bottles ae » Sead to Fom Quifiaues ter Men and Boys, | Regula 260. ‘Tooth 12-44 First Avenue Opponte Colman Ohak | Ao — Sutcliffe Basics, Reamer Danastd Shubam. Miemger i.e vomron om price tomorrow, only .. Supporters, | ¢ mle price to 23 Regular $1.25 and $1.50 Hatr Brashess wt GS | nice quality; sate price only ...+ ee CL ey @ 4e aat omens =s 6 ten Bee see we