The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 15, 1909, Page 4

“THE SEATTLE maw BY STAR PUBLISHING CO. 1807-1309 Seventh Ave. : EVERY AFTERNOON EXCEPT SUNDAY ipo WOMAN AS HER OWN HUSBAND'S AFFINITY _ — | “What will she think?” asks the man | Man is born that way . No man has ever succeeded without this inspiratton, Turn| 7 j Your attention to yreat man of the day; vot ay be ure} that his aim is to please some woma the preset ne} ¥ memory-wonan past or the dream-woman of his future / a Here is a at man receiving the praises of the world.| He smiles qu he polite to the crowd : But, after the throngs have gone, he finds his way to} BB The Woman. He looks into her eves and waits for her to speak Lucky man if she gazes at him and says Vivat was splendid. I'm so proud of you.” ‘That's the praise that thrills & man-—louder, sweeter praise than the whole world can give But suppose, when he comes to her, he looks into her e¥es and waits—and then waits, waits, waits, There is a look . Of worry on his face when he goes out into the world again He places another great deed to his credit and receives the crowd's plaudits waits This yearning is as natural as his thirst or hunger He Something within him clamors returns to her and waits and waits ane for this woman's praise he finds that this woman does not him what he MOst have b give the more likely he will be to turn from this woman her home THE JUPE PANTALOON | Said ome, “Since Seattle women . . have dopted the clingir heath __ But she does not satisfy his man’s longing for a woman's From Elite Styles. BS, bo Raye gg gy omg B go “I'm proud of you.” | eo ee th & & & & York Are wearing tho slit directatre on : robes, the will be many ; Phe strongest siren voice that can call this man from hia} FINDING IT BASY.OR Zito favor this style. I am home is the voice of some other woman who will say Um] HARD TO KEEP MARRIED, @ surprised an at th HERE'S “ROBE ANDROGYNE.” proud of you, You've done splendidly. It’s fine just to be} # i cea toned late” —_——— - * eee ee ee * p De Galled ate . . acquainted with vou eg a Peta sacrifice her complexion, bea = Wiking gow of Freach braad i . WASHINGTON, DC. Jan 16 form, aad her health for som clo®, cut Ripless and with clinging The next time he goes to this woman and looks into her} the popular on that GIVOPCS | cance of fashion. Bhée @ Mag. The trouser effect is pro! eyes. He hasn't long to wait this time. The words he w ould f ahy CoMmnia aman SOPs) will sacrifice her modent f ducgd by elaatics attached to a 2 finds confirmation in the completed | Sharm if, she wears. the padiet the beck Of the okirt hear are ready on her lips; her eyes flash her pride. And one} rep. h the census lates nih Seuerintions The grave question for the wéar , ee he " % arms 3 ini ‘ ow whe]** ubject of marriage and at er @ this novelty in, bow te ashe day he takes her into his arms, his affinity—the woman wt rts a ~ecggestong = ‘t- tarerd Cui oe & we ia it ene understood sional showmen, ot whe Raid another Oh, doar, what| han@rooish, bet the dresamakers Tiwes be es like s orved mpared to th an awkward style! Look how b f ing it for eral Wives can be affinities like thi ateponell uteraae otis Gene af - a e.. " 1 J . If her husband is a machinist, a clerk, a salesman, a busi-|riet, 1 4 to be one to six. This cocks when they lone t becoming and ehtc / ness man, a public official, she can praise him. If she is not) {* Mahest ip the table A tactful woman wishes her feet} i fh ‘ ‘ ‘ rs , , re Nex » the aeter clase come the hid for es fetching effect eapeeciatty | | proud of him she is not bis affinity oo often this is the}commercial travelers, among whom) (f she wears a shoe in the aeigh-| 128 ts man’s fault fut sometimes it is the woman's. Sunk in her Appears one divoreed during borhood of fives. Think how un. $2.00 N@ TO 24-tneh Clean 1. 25 ‘i t vy [Ue 20-ycar period to every nine | gainty a wearer of these pantaloonus ‘Ons * . daily rounds of duties she forgets. And then comes to the} amrried men reported in the tweifth | wonld look in the ball foom. One — ie too Ree. Sea ty eet very hone that she thinks she is protecting the greatest danger |(°o"" yroccwers varel moe ge manat have | ping draperies 4 Word From Josh Wise. hem, Corigan & man jen Co. | a ey S wehane | for @ 1 ye Uhette : than can ever threaten it operators have Very nearly the same| One of th ae deta inalin aie ns =< 10 pt. ay 90c Be Se acess |Fatio. one to 33 The parteoniform idea exclaimed Just the Mire = t _xoarantood by | piticetien alse that étv< ® more|thingt Woman ean now throw off “Wrinkles ones. Sie & moet CS. jfrequent among physicians than! the petticoat bondage she has wuf a woman's brow | #! {8 22aot 1 pt mnete 96c) jee vers, and mare frequent among) fered for years! And {1 le xo area pretty sure) dire ack. guaranteed by | the latter than among clergymen tieal, No binding to catch on the sign all her! Pre ie & Meet Co | i For farmers the ratio, 1 to 92, ts heels aad trip o aod ne yards ehiidren’s clothes | $1.45 Sideeh & pt $1 00 i Ps ~ the overage: for laborers, o¢- jaf cloth to eweep mp the ore OmSOthiy . ma Nand $1.10 Cupation not specified. i ie about) from the streets. A ew ironed.” £50 26-ch 8 pt “ ie same as for ra ” | aw ‘4 pul for farmers. for seri- would answer the purpose for walk | Straight beck. guaranteed by cultural beret rere tt te ttt lower th horseback riding, swimteinx. a | q “Child Fotioweth Condition of of a reward for a-driver to handle FoIstan Pamscnaras, | METeling Gnd nameless other ware) $1. 25 x ; anthi—A_ eid re Parent.” these horses in the fort img) etter a bie rk thar te | Phere the tong shirt is ta the Way”) yO + i se wa i 134 Ben Hur has left the house of chariot races. A camel. bearing |*Me of « little d Why Women Wear Dresets. Have burs, oid chap | ven Simonides to search for bis old '* tts houdah Haithasar, the Eayp | eqn inate if’ she" remains ‘a wiina’ | Am art eritic who has studied. git | oe oe Leite sedkcn iewaine enemy Mevsala in the Grove of “sang and nn ae daughter poo Four opinion ie ail right—i¢ you | the marble Vonuses of f | When}the girt you have kissed! itp $1. 25 Daphne, where he hears the Roman | ras, Is led in by an Ethiopian and) ose, ot the right pesoie to in- | jories gaid it nanld never bam. gb, | Beta andy, mayte it fe because you) S8e™ " o 6%, 5, PR te training his steeds for the forth. Ben Hur, admiring the beauty of | feel sorry for bome man who) Woman's limbs are mot & {RAY midio a botch of the job Keatadecs by pinning ; Coming ehariot races in the Cireus pt — fils a cup - sf al spelled to listen to thelr twa | enough for the weartng of t Florida Pines. Union $1.50 BE-Meh Hiawatha : of Antioch. yee with © A p | mans ink in & divoresa | TRAt te why woman haw Sure! if you had doy teet about| Hand fe . $1.00 ia, ‘Realizing that Ren Hur is really — bea tat eunn ‘aoeen t ‘UP UBL! she diecoy.. WOrn the Skirt effet fh “You. youl wouldn't have made the}, Ute, Bek. cheted of 9, To, IT or} e.. the son of Ithamar. the dead Prince hoot pinteineee ruunie of Cheeks, Meeiscs wy ‘he. eon However, & sure thing jmistake 1 boing the wrong fellow. | 41 ~~ of Hor, and therefore the real own- = orget S vee e _ — me] “teeny a Jupe Paytaion.” whieh, . “ST 90c ; @ of ail the wealth he controle, | Dona Sree Har naninnn [700 divided these five commas erty | modification of the “Robe Andre-| | About | thiy mais the bitter| Bot aerate ning Simonides resolves to reveal to wo the aie Batth ape [aut sister, did you give hee three | gre” Wil act as ite foresenmer | thought to you that If the | #725 264 $1 75! Bsther, bis beloved daughter, Ue @ yeneue of asar an Pes a = t Thought, they wouldn't | in the season's mannish costimes Mtighborewouldn't burn slack oo be no mere he oon eo carefully kept ” Gg Mg a 1} dawan to aiviae™ one “Yor | The picture given here is a design | Wouldn't bave to paint the house sectee Srsgarvneba yeare—-that they ea of the Prince of | jing Balthasar, who ie bis guest, proclamation of the Shetk's herald, bom Hur begs the privilege of driv ing dertm's fleet horses, telling /@ ir ‘Soerouadingy | friends. Heving heard the) “Stavet | proce! all Rather's mother years the champions of Home have held their crowns at this pleasure. The Sheik hesitates, not because ja doobts Ben Hors ability, but the applicact ts apparently a Ro peed ee andé the crafty Arab suspects ao to his good faith, Ben Hur declares thus making him! be Wil win the ehariot race not © bondman for lite according to the for gold, bei for revenge. This Kother's father and) convinces Iiderim and he consents, slaves for life, she 24 Ben Hur goew at once to the! a slave at birth Simoni. 40W8r of Shiek lderim in jold Bxther this story, Orehard- of Palms was of an age | taining of the Are understand, the entire family of the mighty struggle In the arena Hur had been blotted out, and si | of the Cireus of Antioch. 3 monides thought the family of his| T0 be continued tomorrow.) Fi master extinct | OPP eee eee ee eee Calling his daughter to him, he) a tells her the history of the family! | maRATHON WALTZ * of Hur and says: “Rich as we are, BRAND NEW ONE. & you. and alt this belongings belongs | * f te the House of Hur.” In broken, * New York has started a new ® words he tells her the pitiful story| * fad. Dancing clubs are now # of their slavery, falteriag ‘Since |® indulging in “Marathon walts # the child followeth the condition of * races * the patent, if I be not free from, * Hach couple contesting is # my bondage, thou--even thou, my|* bound to waltz 50 uninter. # precious one—in all they modesty, * rupted cireults of the dancing # thy purity and thy beanty, art « ® floor, waltzing to time that & slave!’ * may be quickened or slowed % | ® at the will of the judges. - pina dttier ty ike sani # The couple making the 50 # Ben Hur secks bis Roman enemy.|®% laps in the beat style and fin # Mesaaia, in the Grove of Daphne.!® ishing in the best condition # the mont noted pleasure ground Of » wing. * antiquity. Before the Temple of | y * Apollo in the Grove of Daphne| troops of young girls come trip|******* ¥ ee HEE DS ping to a song of Anacreon. Dam-| sels of mature years, bearing gar-| A bard th make up your lands and hymning tn praise of md te do } hing you know Daphne, smile on Judah, Prince of | aM One of the most weetefal things Hur, and beckon to him jet, a man can do is saving money for He tarne in aversion—tut only to| his he fage a fancifully bedecked throng Ne - 2 tes whieh is enacting the Masque of | | ttete ” Eros, symbolizing the dedication of | breg® about the furnace no nm he cusses it se down town Is at home & youth and maiden to a Iife of pleasure. Hen Mur turns away and asks to be directed to the race course near the Fountain of Cas ttalia, where Messala is aceustom ed to practice ronning bis horses. | He finds « willing guide in Mal luch, the secret agent of Simont-| » des, who ts following him to wateh | his meeting with the Roman. } a teltow crease Laulsyiile ould have a per put In his trousers. Courter-Journal They pase on to the Fountain of | 1t te not or sagan Castalia, foliowed by the reveliers,|i, ic next sear it reinforced by the devadisi, who| with the whole 12m whirl {n volaptuoms da Final- | S004. byt, the time to ly the merrymakers disperse ana|"°™ fiestas Ah draws the horses of Shetk Nderim, “The THOSK MECHANICAL 1 5 Generous,” attract the admiring : gaze of Hen Hur, A herald ap- | f° proaches and makers broctamation bir J Good Shoes We cater particularly to the men who want For Low Good Shoes — Work Prices Shoes, Street Shoes or Dress Shoes—at a low price. Wecan give you the best values of any store m town. One of our leaders comes in velour vici kid, box calf or patent colt—a special value, and the biggest in town, at . $3.50 We Buy Low to Sell Kx Bi-Lo calf, 805 First Shoe Store At last needs The greater and more praiseworthy this man’s deeds She keeps his house well; she cares for their children; she loves the} REFLECTIONS OF A BACHENOR.| > THE t The very | and thanks Ben Hur for saving loobes. i TEE adie ar] he Arab that for the past (hrer @2@eOe@r@eeeerorgooeoes | | ’ | THE STAR—FRIDAY, JANUARY 15, 1909. ROBE ANDROGYNE” BIFURCA TED ARRIVES. | BY MERLE WANE The latest frea d ' Robe Androgyne This } 1 : | t " Wnt | om trousers and a Muffy, lacy fe | i iv iw ) iuine t may 7 vis len | of 18 on ¢ ” | the ninet century arth nd | | better taste than to offend thal human aight y A couple of months ago fn Paria the “Robe Androgyne” Was reanre rected—some say from the ancient . ibs. When it was exhibited »p of & faahionable eiidiad et the shock caused a marked change @ selamomotes earthquake an was the | Androgyne” in New You, it haa arrived in wilt be on ite way upon the urn ho clothing from Year shopping. felt Mex ay Robe arrival of York harbor America and to the count at our local) thelr New| aftorn buyers Watch for the Model | Wateh the shop + He firat modet! wornt You h leas wonder at th layed! You at pret gazed in , direetoire gowns} 4 by now be even al ated for well patronized @rem | f Seattle ha nt mode with anxiety the pre evitent a ren ibohave.”—Puck 7, Not Hope! ae, nid the ¢ gent! Vn fed Hat in the save of « Nat t was d i them ash out th Weis, 1 ou mor tal oudey thar th \ Not on n J You be Eve 7 roa the Web money mia aut VINO mericar An Even Grenk Agirl will marry without know: |i ing Bw to cook At a man will marry without the leet Iden of how to operate a furnite,”—Washington Herald | The Maglich house of lords re |B jocteGthe leqnwe bill, « temperance | mene, on the ground that it would work a hardehip on many | peaple 1] eee | | Rated sev) children and 92 grandohtia { For dvertain thing the old year Deterves our thanks For & kept the Balkan war Just loaded with blawles. SPINNING’S SAW SPECIALS This it ap Serial o8 acare United Preahy. trom “Blite Stytes” It ms te Sve ome ome oem cet 2 Po OCCCReOO er eemeen es eeoeerdeoeorereeoeenee OUTBURST OF EVERETT TRUE oping “+. Lithnany SecnmerT. Roman® te dead,’ he said Andt in manner breezy, Romancy ta dead,” be aald, Again féune easy” oe Nebody ye taken « chance on advertio®s a ciear ax “the kind [the legisiatirs smoke,” **. e's Testament nh reading about the | wil, ke «@ wondertui| A May I've junt | power of th thing Vea; | kiw of » will that makes : “a A SUT CASE PULL OF “CManee YOST 10 ACTON ~ WERE, TAKE YouR Goons / $2.00 O48 Ha for $2.60 Men's Haw now Hat Department Spinging » Git Rage $1. 15 chotee of 6%. 6 » Git Edge = . tak, Chotce of B10, if oF UNS Belen Chotwe @ 9. i, 41 or 42 $1.35 vue $1.25 ny $1.15 $1.75 16-00 $1.00 came pony wine nw dad’ gore ‘apeataba. =e le ends Jeouary 224 F. M. SPINNING 1310-@E COND AVE.—1310 BANKRUPT SALE The Buffalo Sales Co. 424—PIKE STREET, COR. FIFTH—424 Will offer every item of this vast stock of High-Grade Clothing, Furnishing Goods, Shoes, Hats and Dry Goods AT 43 CENTS ON THE DOLLAR READ WHAT THIS MEANS AND SEE OUR WINDOWS. Shoe Department $2.00 $3.00 Children's Shoes re Both Phones—279. Ora Men's and Hoys’ Shoes at Sale of CLOTHING Boys’ Suits and Overcoats at Special Prices Regular Special. | Regular. Special. $4.00, now ...$3.00 | $ 7.50, now ..$5.65 $5.00, now ...$3.75 | $10.00, now ..$7.50 , $6.00, now $4.50 $12.50, now ,.$9.40 Men’s and Young Men’s Suits, Overcoats and Raincoats Values up to $16.50, Now . : $10 Values up to $22.50, in. . who Values up to $30.00, New: )). ae Values up to $37.50, Now. 1 ae J. Redelsheimer Strongest First Av., Overcoat Corner Mouse Columbia. in the State © st. We Appreciate the Patronage of the Women Their business with us is already large and steadily increas- ing. If you are not now one of our custom pleasy consider this an invitation to become one. BANK 168 OPEN SATURDAY EVENING FROM 6 TO 8. Interest on Savings THE STATE BANK OF SEATTLE On Pioneer Square, Corner First Avenue and Yesier Way. We Pay 4 DOWNING, HOPKINS & & RYER, Inc. BROK MRS. Stocks, Bonds, Grain. © Wires. Eatablished 1503 204-305-308 Alaska Bi era Rxccuted for Investment or on Margins. Men's, Youths’ and Boys’ Overcoats and Cravenettes $3.00 Men's Hats now $3.50 Men's Shoes cut to $6.00 Boys’ Overcoats now $2.59 $3.50 Men's Hils go at $4.00 Men's Shoes go at $9.00 Boys’ and Youths’ Overcoats now $3.85 $4.00 Men's Hats $5.00 Men's Shoes at $12.50 Youths’ Ovgrcoats go at 5.95 9 a ns hg Jagpnegy go at > mas.0e M we -_ Youths’ Overcoats” and z 5. } « High Cuts cut to rave es cut to 7 $6.00 Meg's High Cuts go at $3.95 | $20.00 Men's Overcoats and Pa ome in Lomorrow J) «2:0: «- ae ee Ht Mh i aies Ri | Meee sa Ihe Handkerchi@ts, red and blue, now le , or ous. Hs gb repme e Working Sax now . gee yee nn: Phage “85 Piack and Brown Sox now $$ Clothing Dept.— Men's, Youths’ and ] #20 9x4 $25.00" aston’ Overooaa ee 6 » Wool Box ew #2) $ 4 . 3.95, and open an account with us for that New Suit, All- Wool Sox now “ioe Boys’ Suits ny Overcoat, Hat, SI hat I ; iepeten fn TBS | 14:00 ana $4.50 nose’ 8 Remarkable Slaught Sait rercoat, Hat, Shoes or whatever it is that yot ° Suspenders 00 and 60 Boys’ Suits go at 81.65 Cases yr > Poarin-Hond Tea 44 $6.00 Royse’ Suits now $2.35 at aug ef on need in the way of new apparel » Pour.in-Handit 19¢ [98.50 Youths’ Suite cut to $3.85 | $3.00 Suit Cases go at - B1.35 Gray Heavy Ribbed Underwear ...24¢ pis 60 and $16.00 Youths’ $4.00 Suit Cases now 87 = ena, ST gen » Fine Ribbed Underwear now 30 0 Men's Fancy Checks 4. 36,00 and $7.00 Suit Cases go at We will be open till ten in the eve ning for the 0 Woot Underwear now ise $12.60 and $15.00 Mon’s Suits go at. 85.65 | $8.00 All Leather Cases wo ror | ag - $1.25 Wool Undabear nc : $16.50 and $18 Men's Suits now r 10.00 12.50 e Case 3 convenience of those who are unable to shop’ | $1.75 Pure Wool gderwent t+ 44 x20 aid $22.50 Men's Suits go at So.03 ; wel Sela ie ee i : a |B 5c Drews Shirts tow BOe $325.00 Men's Suits cut to 811.95 during the day—a full purse is not necessary if | $1.50 Drews Shirly now 76 330.00 Men's Suits reduced to 4 Men nd Youths’ Pants d 66¢ Working Shitts now ave Sai you outfit here, for a little down and a little at $1.50 Flannel Shirts sie Ladie , rt t $2.50 Men's and Youths’ Pants go at $1.50 Night Shirts now Te Ss Depa $2.00 Men's and Youths’ Pants go at 1 time pays for the goods you select——no extra $5.50 Sweaters . i) $1.39 men $4.00 and $5.00 Men's Parts go at } af ¢ H0e Working Gloveg Rte Ladl Children's and Misses’ Underwear | $6.00 Men's Pants reduced to i charge for the accommodation. $1.50 Mittens 4 GHeE [end Shoes at a great slaughter $7.00 Men's Pants go at ; $2.00 Gloves Eastern Outfitting ‘Co., Inc. 1332-34 Second Ave. ‘Seattle's Reliable Credit House’’ Unie St, Values up to 26c, special for this sale, only te | $8.00 Men's Pants cut w . 4, Open Evenings for Your | Convenience. tn