The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 20, 1908, Page 8

i ; i THE STAR—MONDAY, JULY 20, 1908, DAILY STAR'S: FIRST AID TO AMATEUR CARTOONISTS TRE CIRCULAR TAF, kts wrt ge ee Dou you want to become a car | toonist? | Yes? Well, Firat Sherman—Draw, an ellipse. Pill —_ An in with more curvee. Special char te ” acteristicn—eyeglasses, mutton-chog | ¢ \ sideburgs, safe and sane hair . * ile i 7” Bryan—Draw a square. | Block | out features with straight “marks fire ta believed to have been started nose, squarecut coak hair sparse} shenaaawanwawes * on top, but tousled at temples here's some agvice Don't Second—If you must, here is The Star's correspondence kit of oar tooning, warranted to produce re sults A. One pair of compasses. B. One straight edge C. Pencil and paper THE BON MARCHE | THE BON MARCHE | 2 RE a cs THE BON MARCHE | THE BON Our Great Semi-Annual Factory Sale of S for Men, Women and Children Is Under Less Than Half fer Some: Half for Many: A Third Is the Least You Can Save: All Are Astonishing Bargaj What Famous Shoes You Can Buy Here This Week for Little Women’s $3.50 to $5.00 Shoes and Oxfords . .. [$2.45] This price buys Queen Quality $3.50 Puynps, Queen Quality $4.00 and $5.00 Oxfords, | John Keeley’s $4.00 Oxfords, William 5.00 Oxfords, Ziegler Bros,’ $5.00 . Shoes, C. S. Gibbons’ $4.00 Shoes and others —Shoes and Oxfords for matron and miss, in all leathers, all styles and all sizes, in the : tory Sale at $2.45 a pair. Shoes for Men See Women’s and Misses’ $2.50 and $3.00 Oxfords ....... Phis price buys Dodge-Bli La Bonte $2.50 Oxfords, Le Grand $3.00 Oxfords and Johnson Bros 0 Oxford Ferneroft $3, Oxfords, in tan and black, in all sizes, for women, misses and girls from ]2 years upward, in all widths, shapes and good leathers; SI thaf sell the country over at $2.50 and $3.00 the Factory Sale at $1.55 a pair Shoes for Lane Our Broad Guarantee We back up these Sale Shoes with the same warran ction you get you pay regular air for ev Now for a sample lesson, entitled|” Kern—More straight lines, Square | 1x ronAvs RACING RESULTS. y The Candida whiskers, square forehead, square | i: be Taft—Draw large circle — hia | SA" Special characteristics -"white | * First Race: *! body, Small circle—bis head. Fill) MINK*’ collar, pointed nose ee —_— # Toupee, 3 to 1 * Im features with curves. Add arms { (By United Press.) * Glovonnt Ralerio, § to 10, #) and legs sparingly. Spectal charac Final inetructions. | TACOMA. July 30—The mystery/® Laura May, 18.to 1 *| tertstica—amile, girth, mustach. | Now get busy and do your worst. |i, the disappearance last f on * Time 1:12 146 *| roe |Harry F. Liston “* Second Race. *) le bp |the Puyallup Indi * Coriel, & to 1 | HITCHCOCK CONFERRING ®. ez : pmtet, el Superior, asd made! Ha * Philttetina, 3 to t * from Chieago to . . tatements © Time~1:00 36. «| WITH WESTERN uments : N THE FRONT (O00 fom Joho * eee eee RRR eee der a vetled +“ ; LEG 18 CRUSHED. } POLITICIANS (By United Press.) COLORADO = SPRINGS. July 20.—Frank H. Hitehcock, chair man of the republican national committee, is presiding at a meet ing of the party leaders, represent: | attle ing almost every state and territory While bringing a scow ‘imcaha’ his launch, Raby, at Weat Seattle | this afternoon, W. Shroder slipped | and his left leg was crushed be-| tween the scow and the cuowale of the launeh, He was brought acroms the bay and taken to his home, at 18th ay. and Harrison st in an ambulance j nd tne Quacts Colo. vessels a fithe & ¢ awaiting 2 in Se a charte here, today, called for discussing te POPP ee eee ee plans of the campaign. It {s prob- fro Qua # ITALIAN CRUISER - able that Chicago will be chosen as | termaster i placed Ir (By United Press.) * TO VISIT SEATTLE. * the base of operations, although drydock LEWISTON, Idaho, Jaly 20.-—Pire | ® . Hiteheock will spend mu of his starting from an unknown caus a LO8 ANGELS, July 26 * time traveling from the east to the; Steamer Santa Clara arrived tn 2loom early today wiped & The Italian crutser Pugtion has * west port last night from Valdes, carry-/entire Business section of Cotton; # arrived at San Pedro, where * mse ing 18 passengers. While off Cape wood, « village 50 miles southeast @ ehe will remain unt] Wednes # FALL COLONIST RATES. Flattery, an Australian miner com-| of here ® day The Pugiim if ona ® - |mitted suicide by leaping overboard. = # cruise around the world and # The Great Northern ratiway this Big Forest Fire. o proceed to Ban Franciaco, @ Morning announced that fall colon-| The Pueblo will arrive at 3 this! SANTA CRUZ, Cal July 20,—A\@ Portiand and Seattle and # ist rates from eastern points to the afte on with 360 pa G e broke near ® © to the Orient. Her of @| Pacific Northwest would be on sale | Frise The nor lions of dollars’ @ ficers and crew were feted in w dally ‘during September and Octo | mo “* anne ng dweod tir ie) ®@ thin city today * ber. A rate of $20 is made from ‘southern port threatened with destruction, The| ge ee CEE EEE ER ERE High Grade Pianos Nearly Halved Balance of Damaged-in-Transit Pianos Placed on Sale This Morning at 9 o’Clock at the Pioneer Piano House AN OPPORTUNITY EXTRAORDINARY ! | The Finest and Most Favorably Known American-M ade Pianos—Every One Strictly Brand New—At a Positive Saving of $120, $137, $180 and Even $226—R ailroad’s Loss Is Your Gain—Terms If You Wish i | pa Any day now may wit such drastic reductions as a i ness the windup of this un to make piano buying a | Railroad heard-of | Money-Saving positive duty, even though Railroad you're not quite ready. If you come right away you can secure a fine Kim ball or Chickering or Schu- bert or Story & Clark or Lester or Haddorff or Ho- bart M. Cable——pianos whose enviable reputation and high standing need no With it ends the most extraordinary oppor Claim Sale Chance HIGH CLASS PIANOS Retail Price $216 Railroad Pays $120 You Pay $190 Claim Sale HIGH CLASS tunity ever given the mu sic-loving people of this or other city. This Rail- road Damage Claim Sale is PIANOS Retail Price $475 Raliroad Pays $158 You Pay $317 any a Record Breaker in more than one respect. Never mention here—at positive- j ly a fourth to a third, and | in. some instances nearly half off the regular estab o o c hefore have circumstances lished prices Bear in Railroad permitted such ruthless oo. the railroad stands Railroad | Claim Sale slashing: ofprices. | Never t *.. Oss even ig 2 r, too, Claim Sale } ’ you're protected in every HIGH CLASS bef re has it been possible ind We'll guarantee HIGH CLASS PIANOS to offer individual buyers there are no. hidden. de- PIANOS Retail, Price $296 such high grade, well fects. The damage is to Retail Price $500 Railroad Pays $117 known standard makes at the cases only—which in Rallyoad Pays $164 You Pay $218 bona fide savings of $120, many instances is slight. Musically the You Pay $336 pertect ba If the No better proof of the genuineness of this saving opportunity found than the manner in which discriminating buy $137, $180 and as high as ee - 2 instrument does not prove exactly as repre sented and satisfactory, your Money Back : Surely we can no more, except give in nioney o can be oO say or do Railroad Railroad Claim Sale ers—many of them keen tending purchaser uch Claim Sale HIGH CLASS judge Big 5 Spi veeogi ee ee ens ee eee ” ose no snapping up Terms if You Wish!—Pay by the week 3 PIANOS the rare valic month or year, as beat fits your purse PIANOS Retail Price $37 All told, the cases of six Retail Price $550 Railroad. Pays $133 ty-four pian were in term will enable them Ralirond “Faye 9188 You Pay $242 jured. Some more seriou to secure one of these fine You Pay $362 |) ly than others, but many of pianos without financial in | them can be refinished so convenience We'll do that onl 1¢ closest ¢ n thi All we ask is that ination reve he you come in, see and judge in mia Forty-two have al for yourself. Look for the ready been snapped Phe yellow tag All prices in plain figure Come the ile this first thing tomorrow morn m 1 . ch f n ip ible, HIGH CLASS HIGH CLASS PIANOS - ee PIANOS gage all Johnston Co. ‘STO AW) Third- and wilintca pats Wale University You Pay $288 You Pay $424 A “DON’T TELL SON HE CAN BE PRESIDENT,” that fa how secur bout the quality of these hoes. . The Bon Marche The Barry $5.00 Shoes | Burrojap $4.00 Shoes The Reed $4.00 Shoes | | Stetson’s $6 to $9 Shoes Wright's $5 and $6 | T. D. Barry $5.00 In_This Sale, a Pair x dee teenee Chancellor $4.00 Shoes | In_ This Sale, a_Pair Boys | | Gents’ $1.65 Shoes | Thousands of pairs, sees 9c Men's Shoes in every good @ | from the round te the snappy last with higher heg young conservative and every pair | Of importance to fathers, moth . ers and big eisters is thie of fering of & thousand pairs of eye and Little Gents’ Shoes | hand-made, with oak sole-leather bot more pointed toes for | toms, Blucher, button and lace styles: | ata trifle over half-price. Solid | Best imported leathers in upp single and double soles; patent colt Leather Lace Shoes from the : : Dest maker of boys’ shoes in | ery pair has hand-stitched oak patent kid, gun metal calf, box ealf New England Sizes run | x : pm ’ 1 black vici kid the leat} from & to 18% for ite | Soles. Not “seconds,” but § and blac vict kid are the leathers; gents — the best values | Re ‘ ~e eat every rfect, eve wai ever offered food ‘shoes | have passed ‘careful inspec Barts pair perteet, every pair warrant are these splendid $1.65 val labeled “perfect Over 2,000 i ed, every pair dependable, and a most ng nl y Sale 99c | Stetson $6.00, $7.00, $8.00 an extraordinary value at $2.90 a pair. Mezzanine Floor. | Shoes in this lot--all at $3.8535 | ene ceiemnei Thousands of Yards of Spo F Wash Goods Worth 20c and 30c a Yard at Some of these are broken lines from our own stock; others are left from the sale of Arnolé and there are some special purchases, made since the Arnold sale. Half a dozen tables full in all” Pois de Soie, Checked and Dotted Batiste, Milan Tissue, Grenadines, Figured Organdies ties, Paris Tissue, Mercerized Madras, Drap de Linde, and so on, through an almost e list of this season's popular materials, that sold from 20¢ to 30¢ a yard; July Clearance Sale price, Tuesday): Oyen io oc skies Wis PAP OR Ce PRENSA EEN Le HERERs 80h 0 ue'es : _ Main Floor—Wash Goods Section A | The Only |.scies’ Home pane Pattern Store in Seattle. gents c Perrin’ ) errin’s - | ra Gloves ve | Exclusive Seattle Agents for Royal Society Needlework Packets. SAYS EDUCATOR jnew students of the New York unt- | versity summer school, He ix be | jing eriticined by not a few edu | cators. | The keynote of Draper's philoso- | phy was that American school cbt! dren should not be taught to rise out of the “class” in which they are | born. | “In foreign countries,” he said, | | boys expect to follow thelr | fathers, and are expected to stay | | lin the class where they begin. Here | all are encouraged to move out of} their class and do a more intellee |tual kind of work than their fathers 4id. In other words, our education al system, acting upon our national temperaments, often leads children | into mischief. It often encourages them to undertake things for which they are not fitted 1 think we-make a mistake in telling the child that he can be Bs |prestdent of the United § ' a mistake to tell him that :- iw elig But we do not explain | | the rer ness of the possibilities of scente hould say, She-—What a magnificent, sublime weait! He—Yes; but dooeid poor judgment, | away Out here A Great Meat Special tates. Se ANDREW &, DRAPER (Star Special Service.) NEW YORK July 20--Don't te We err in deseribing the road for | hoy he can be president of the | eaching distinction || Every day in the year space, Sa United States! - |] lot of money on your meat, ‘The help pay your mi ‘ane? tell him he can be @ mil} VisiT THE NAVY YARD i * Don't encourage your childrep| .Tomarrow Im vlaltors day at Tomorrow, Tuesday’s, Great Spec hh The Best Boiling Meat 3c ter t His we 1 e 606 In ery pure f et; save & 1 a eae aeiceeninas Phe h $106 ‘ ‘ $ » worth af ® We A Chance of a Lifetime K or dias of be to Buy New Goods that ‘hasn't some “partiewa ron ET oa t your PF t Ave, Arende Aunce u I— — = SS ee — » _ = ° e