The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 16, 1908, Page 5

I | second installment of a tbe “A Little Brother of | = the new ok by Joa. serson, the Chicago mlb | socialist The first install eas printed in this news is published 4 and copy eilly & Hritton Co er semana) has granted | A to The Star to print] from the novel : | about New Yor wo | meer elle how Paul Potter, | gon of an Indiana clergy _ a dig eastern college captain of the foot ball | he made the acquaint} ‘gealthy men's sons; how be} ails and made b Se wes ongaged to marry . daughter ie ewe r \kAgement Pecause Sylvia disiiked. Aitentions to Mre Richard Amolety leader, Mrs. Evers a divorce and married Pot wedded life was not ‘Ope night Potter, worn by pad taken @ drug to produce when he Was awn ed by of his wife's While in an Auto With Another. We have Have you dam voice me, Mr ih a ye what is it? Be errepting my ‘ Potler was seriously in-| Phile sutomodiling tonight.” | do you mean’ How sert - has Seem killed iostantly is where to locat We have bee to lo |—in fact—-Mr, Ellis and Mrs. Potter Mm as yet were in his twoseated racing car vay” Accident Occurs About Midnight bis son, Mr. Jas. Ellie ‘What time did it happen About an hour ago, shortly after midnight Good night,” sald Paal, abrupt ily The papers carried little else on the first page that July day. With minute detail they were able to spread in their city extra editions of the wolitary dinn is and Murtel Pott Inn at Het) | | | / eck. they had started away fn © machine; how they had had tire before reaching vod d: and finally, how, at that ste Ph tion, Ellis had striven to rush to track ahead of the oncoming loco motive. in spite of its whistling Now Seeks Out the Sweetheart of Youth, the death of his . oks out Sylvia, the etheart of bis youth, now fa She loves bim still ep . * to love her, but bis Lo in the same ace nt oo marriage ehock her. The bile was run into by the | extract Gprese at the Grand Cross) She » iM Gecond Field, 15 miles from about bis ok, drew his face to e hers and kissed him. 1 love you happened to him?” Oh, I love you,” she whispered. “At Was killed,” said the bass | last we shall be together—as It wax destined from the besinaing ; She was very beautiful stood, lithe and supple, befo in softest clinging mauve, her biue k hair piled heavily MEDILL PATTERSON. ey the other people in the 4 OPATHY CURES AR OG. PF LovouNEyY, Orteopathie Phy victame and Measty Arnold Vibrator Co. Economy Frait Jars Ave Best Uil Heaters $2.89 The Standard Oil Co.'s Perfection Oil Heater; no A : Smoke or smell; just the thing for these 2 89 : Th (ol days; worth $3.50; special ‘ - ' 0 $1.25 Mail Box, 89¢ 25¢ Doz. Jar Rings, 15¢ dl Pree Delivery Mail Box F Red Rubber Jar 4 ft heavy galven R will ki the fruit ‘é Opeae at the end th 25¢ dese pecial a 4 0. departman Seareiay, Gee s+. 15c 4 2 Padlock, 5e 25¢ Soot Destroyer, ihe % Padlock, in the b The Well-Known “Imp " ad finish wer; 8 nones flat steel ke cleane wate < =n isc va; worth + special Strap Hinges 5¢ Pair “tie Hinges ‘ e 25¢ Mirror, 17¢ lets, with screws: worth Clear Glass Mirror, with pair; specia oak frame @ 9x11 5 = 17c $250 Fireplace Screen _ $1.98 15c Paraffine Wax, 9¢ Wee Size Stat Ra Pure Refined Paraff ED, race ax teod 1 the ire av food 1 a 1.00 WELSBACH LIGHT 69c } The new 1908 Welsba omplete with high | Stade mantle and best d Q opal globe; always sold at $1.00 special Thursday - 69c er & Bie STeEer. | Spelger p33 TE MCLE TS ES ORT CES MORE MTT NCTT MER IOES ES NOR IOLB NORDIN Thett MEDIOEE NORE eStoet OE ERE Aooerennierroerectentennicermaeiea enetr enna | Ws by & priest or parson could netth-| me of courage; you, you dared taq or bind ua more eternally nor sanetl.| talk to m of courage When you fy with greater holiness our grand| have po mye bravery in you than EXTRACTS FROM THE SENSATIONAL SOCIETY NOVEL BY OE ET NES RT TE ORE HOTS CTS MTS UTNE CE NCES RE NRE CEE OEE tT WEDMCEDM RRM RAI RS HSER EEN PENCE MEE EE CRRA SEMRS RSLS CRE NERS EE Ese “HEAR WHAT | HAVE TO SAY—THEN GOI” j tion, th THE STAR—WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1908,, how, your wife in the wight of God?| body t# the heart of « oringing, | The mambling of a few words over| shrinking coward, You talked to pasalon Tt would be a tend that nary Th 1 talked truer union, perhaps more--oh, ro-| to me of love n lust you | mantic or whatever you call it— to| felt keep our love secret from the whole] ghe Looks at Hie With Pitiful wying outnide world? Is that what | Eyes tei pation ' a yuld have been ous soul as hte I F o tih| Practical Reasons Are Also Sug Jable to inspire nothing but lust f | — ing @ chair up for her and walking And must be more prac |" i | 40 quiet,” whe ered, “You say slowly the window, hin hands in| teal r too,” she continued,| “Be quiet r " ; your self-interest will be served by taking advantage of | t }1 might interfere with your socia , , hin pockets, “Our wedding trip | Spariy 1 suppose that being mar tion! these specials r to & professional actress would | position weil ition | he replted | “Yea; and even though it ta wick ed, L cannot pretend that | am sorry jhe ts dead. 1 would not have had | (rd) hardly as equals | ber die as she did, for your sake Horhaps she purred you but she came between us firat of all| ¥ wild net be Invited to some places with her lies and her purrings and| Whéte you now go, bec they her gittter, Now he b would not Invite me? igh the back to me, to be min | hava sometimes ask as & CUED of the world, © ¢ od | Ontty, they would hard jonly wait a little longer on |even terms & |} Still standing by win. | elven dow, he lit a cigaret od ai] “Liam afratd that might be true lently watehing the smoke curl out| be repeated And then consider pecially help your—er-—social| Her words volleyed forth postties. Your friends consider ac What is it to mean but the > @ © chance to go to the garieh vulgar » of aurething gamblers to d talk putrid pseudo sentiment to thelr empty-pated doll women, You are & cheap little tout, Potter, whose business in life is to pall in vie time for the operators of gigantic 6 games » he started to speak but she raised her hand furiously for silence Thursday only extraordinary value-giving on novelty curtains — this offering of Arabian Novelty Curtains affords you an oppor tunity to purchase a@ very attractive window’ decoration at a very small expense how guezle yourself stupid these curtains with | made of good grade bobbinette, trimmed ¢ and insertion; some have motifs in corner; they are ble, well-made curtains. jinto the night air. “Must we wait?|youv own welfare. ‘There ts no nag peg aad eee —extra good values he aaked, slowly |doubt that marriage removes ao ae ew See! See WE Wha ibn i2i sna. es; ahaa kaeaubeouas Mahe ‘ ° You know we must, doar,” she| of the glamour attaching to a young | Were | bel gr Hoe owes. Yon ae extraordinary values j said, in surprise, “The world would | Actress, fand | should hate to think o¢ 4 at 1.45 misunderstand if we were married | that I had interfered in th of truth your #0 | within a year of her death jremptewt, way with @ career which theomparably low endid cla} peace ; rs |The World? Why Care What the| go that,” she | ¢® than mine, yet, fool that | was Thursday only— fora Standard World saya? end entirely on|! stooped to you bee ciBoo te Oh the world, the world. 1 {4 @ little more ¢ mm, but mew at fast I Know you ? j mouse to give net a fe for! her scorn became immeasurable the world He turned from the} f what you are This is the . window and fa er } md | looked qu at hin i an She rang the bell Give Mr la good woulen, Paul, aed 1 Go ¢ is hat and show him out for my good name tes you do not expe " via he made one last and wantonly effort if you want I will marry ere lm know I em of behind in her It she Life means han w Copyright, 1908 by much will not be not know What do you mean? Not ma riage—not marriage-—now, wher Britton Co.; all rights reese there in no obstacle Last yea ‘Oh, for w d he, with an at arge size jer a fe t o e° * and C.G. BOGGS & CO, Pima | rettar vate a. much pre | [cious time-—sweetheart,” each season we sell scores of this | —— “ cone (oe ” vi TNAM BOOTS. |] —this is one of the most at very practical little Cabinet. It } head, the lovelight shining from her | “"*t 2° You Meant Byivia De Et nog D Pacific Bik. Main 4266 , tractive rocker is splendidly well made, has wire 4 5 os f mands. ae reen on di nd both si end, the lovelight screen on door and both sides ® oe wn paler Don't call that untll I know two shelves 12 inches deep, egy roman.” he. whis what What do inches wide, 25 inches high. A ng her to him, “forever mean?” Her face was flaming nch polish splendid for the honse ever Surely, that's plain,” said he waiig on Extra 6 priced for Yes, forever and forever, dea she answered; “and, b d, | want fo go again to those wonderful ck * It saw this summer. { want 1 to go agalo with yar wed: | amt ding trip The color leaped can't to her eh other Yea, yes, dear,” be replied, draw You want me to live with youl ing his and week; reg extra spe priced spe $5.90 VN yee eee m r price $2; Qa (mail orders filled.) r cheeks. She 4 0, Paul, you of waiting an Cor Wiret Ay ond Male st. Frivate Offies, Ind sett Bargains are flying thick and fast—do you want to get a share? You will certainly have to hurry. Thefe never has been a sale like this before. Hubbell is clearing out everything in the store—cost has been forgotten. If you think a price’ too high, make us an offer and take it with you; the goods simply have to go at any price. Every single item advertised tonight will be gone tomorrow—its the prices that do it. There never were such prices. Don’t hesitate. Don’t waste a minute. Be here early in the morning. It’s the only way. First come, first served. hae ‘The Smallest Prices Ever Printed LADIES’ BI ACK STOCKI> FRILLED Cl {TAINS Quintette of Royal Neapolitans Now at Hotel Savoy DIRECT FROM NEW YORK—BOTH PLAY AND SING Reserve Your Tables By Phone 59c GENUINE OAK TAN SOLES, Cheaper to pay $1.00 for soles that will last rather than 75 for a pair that won't MEN'S SHOE STORE, 805 First Av. September Sale Just in time for the changeable weather, The Colman Building. advantage of buying your new fall outfit during Sep Put dar CLEARS THE COMPLEXION ent you bate to select OVERNIGHT | | PYROC HI PLAQUES— 6 MISSES’ AND CHILDREN’S . he $ jee Cc $7.50 "$1. | 5S SKIRTS BOX OF STATIONERY 4.-Y¥.-P. 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