The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 9, 1909, Page 4

THE SEATTLE STAR BY STAR PUBLISHING CO. 1307-1309 Seventh Ave. EVERY AFTERNOON EXCEPT SUNDAY. Roteret at tho Post & an employe of the auditor of the navy | AMERICAN WOMEN HO WORK NO. 11—THE BOOK AGENT JOB ninine wiles and intultion add. | of the ft At Seattia Warhineron. MR. DULANY’S “Trath te steam ed to the waual diplomacy © then Dulany | book agent make the woman who that Wm. B He is carried on the ” re records at ash vton sho The rds at\ Washington Ww but nature fakes }sollettn wubseriptions well ulgh tt | reatattble ore stranger than Be WAY roll at a salary of $1,600 per year Graceful, charming and well i mature” 4 He does not audit the navy much, however, and his stipend] gronaed, with a certain alr of pelt ? ss #® greatly out of proportion to his contribution to our standing | assurance that ts not bold at all, | E the woman agent walka wp and is 4 3 & sca power |admitted where legions of mule so | Ke However, the president is commander-in-chief of the army | Heltors before her may have met | | defeat Mow Many Biue @race Drome Gnd navy, and Mr. Dulany’s job may as well be charged to the | “"From necessity ahe ts everlaating: | poAftge att, is there any aitterence! ia qnft's tanta Pardee: ~ | between a stage hero aw he o ed » arece nv @we as the other. ‘The fact is, however, that he comes no nearer | ly bent on making a good tmprow iveueurt ’ A the ether ¢ first move in the blue braes drt nm pussle in to got 14 of the }aion, and generally succeeds. Who 100 of the marine band, which has no drv 3 Maval matters than to shave the president every day just before | put he is so suave of manner and in Preterenee. | Thin leaves to bo accounted for, 100 mon and only 36 bands» thal Tancheon lamooth of speech, and who eo sy, If it should come to] have drum 4 you rath one e 2. wt divide the into bands of 32 * ; a adrottly sympathetic? She listens vou rather An 16 is one-half of 32, 1 firet divide the 1 nto bi Carping critics may think that a president drawing $50,000) giike in apparent absorption to | “Ai ee each and I found that I had 3 6 bands ag tw . left ime shy to the extent o panda, fo : per year might pay his own barber's bills; but the faet is that tales of rheumatic torture and a. s from 11 of the 26 bands of 42 men, and formed This loft me 14 bands of 32 men and gave ma Bach of the latter then got a blue brane drum and in line, ZL BDITOR, a stories of cherished ambition. Her conquest is first of the heart, then of the confidence, and at de-| parture she genorally carries away & new «ignature in her order book The income of the professional book agent varies Widely One week's toll hax been known to net Diet for Every Man. bands of 16 men cack We can better afford to pay Mr. Dulany $2,500 a year than to fave the president shave himself or be shaved by a barber less @killful than Mr Mr. Roosevelt is, perhaps, no harder to shave than other Men with equally hard beards, but his time is precious, and he for car tore 22 bands of 16 men the procession started, with 22 biue brass arene for wutoiste. Dulany ae non oe THE DOC CITES A REMARKABLE CA’ @fansacts business with both lips and jaws while he is shaving. | the agent as bigh as $200, But of} F obs we He hes aioe dabiiels PNR Et oi course the ordinary agent does not arcana paurence presidents Those who have seen Mr. Roosevelt talk know that all his feat-| Nomny approach this figure, An dec aan e wite of average net earning of $12 to $18 \@ week for the woman agent ls « | sate oatimate. While many exceed figure there are many more who fall below it | A atrong polut in recommendation | jot the book agent's profession is }the healthfulneas of the ocewpation. | ‘The fresh air and plenty of exercise Gres are in active, not to say violent, motion all the time. Since the Tillman episode came up, and the senate \s going after him for tearing down the old B. & ©, rat garage, and the house is fabling his secret service messages, and the senate is asking @bout his letting the steel trust buy that opposition concern, his} Matures vibrate and oscillate and contort more violently than * hewan th tint n't that al amount in the that i to may in Was erstwhile the case, if possible which goes with the canvassing ome, “Il you : e no efielal to wo in the note Yet Mr. Dulany, as born to rule the storm, scrapes away | bUnes# ts most beneficial to wom ng hotter for len Nervous allments not infre @almly, never cuts the Rooseveltian lips, never breaks his razor | quently vanish altogether, while the} @@ the Rooseveltian teeth, and makes it possible for the presi — system ts toned up remark | @entto use every second of the shaving period. It is considered @g_reat thing for a newspaper man in Washington to be accord-| HOME HINTS 4 the shaving time, and enterprises of great pith and moment | — | mr a a ec tiling t ee webs, % . Don't darn fine woolen under-! | cal anne w- are forwar fed or squelched by words shot forth through Mr.| paments with wool, for it will lic tute:” Feplied the other: “I ben Dulany’s lather. j shrink and larker eve in patronizing home industry > Whatever account he is paid from, Mr. Dulany earns his | hae the original one. Use loosely) | o meant ft—lLippincott’s twisted knitting silk Moncey, We pay Mr. Roosevelt at the rate of $14 an hour for} ; day's work. Mr. Dulany saves to this great nation half an , or $7 worth of this time every day, He does not cut} Whe executive countenance, and he does not talk about what OF K. NOCKEM CILLY AS LISTENED BY—FRED SCHAEFER To scour brass, dip half « lemon in table salt and rub over surface. off in char water and rub good time om the Smart et retu hears. Perhaps this is why he is rated as an auditor. “Au-| If root vegetables are becoming! Airships are @ great invention, |thing sbout a gas bac being on that or” is from “audio,” which means “to hear.” Mr. Dulany | Sf and Pag gy gooey ged — < aren't they? *laltohip. I bax hardon, T said dis- | worsted irs a whole lot, but he never gives anything out. He is a/a few hours they will be as hard santana’ AD tn asien unreal. wel whee Gr cahan would rise | choad | ¥ y od auditor. Let him continue to audit the presidential coun- | #4 healthy as ever. ete tt to ax invention e lr could get a bt y We have now captured ihe Atrt ince, receiving $1,600 for saving the people $3,000 worth of| The ‘paraffine paper which Nott sataas hee caked ea” ahaa foes cae inmae- bake ier wah 3 yi Sere ia Next to Mr, Jack Johnson, Mr. Dulany may be regarded as/|ing for cake tins. Pa wh tee en be One tine a man blacked my eye} The Co “Fm almost love with me. the firet heiress What makes you think se? in- most noted colored man in the world. President Simon of i is not even an also-ran the ground instesd He returned a verdict, but a! jexamining it I told him it wasn fend things looked dark for a while. | im other words, I took « biackbird's eyo view of things Whiting mixed with gin is an exeetiont polish for sftver. excited Talmme * y exclaimed “Speaking of strange discoveries tm surgery, professor, I am fou reminded of an 1 performed in which I found the vermi- * oh mine | One day [was sailing over « farm. “J * form appendix in @ very unusual piace” " ; ‘ day how mach wecnglittla salt sprinkled on bot! About this atrship. 1 had an 4i-ter's fleld te my sky vebiclo when thol wap wari’ “Cceboiny seanaanh tnd “You arouse my curiosity, doctor. Where did you find tt, at }Upties! frame and two shock ab “rmer hollowed: “Aq, look at the | Times. tached to the colon instead of the caecum?” odor SDE jsorbers and « limousine body and a vpetart!~ Riveteteh—"ite be. ot rae: “No, I found it in a bottle of alcohol in my office. You see, T MAKE YOURSELF NEW HAT) Yaseline valve, and all the lati “That's all right,” 1 sald, “but| ing downs carpet. are sens “*"*| had forgotten that I had removed it during a former operation.” FOR MIDWINTER. oe B a wore so h wate: sat, wlan 1 atart down.” ys: tneRNee: whe had suet struck bite | gmecsesicese se = Why don't you make yourself al ¥ WOES areey yet tunately oil on the mam am sod | . ‘here all the. ony ve gs Heflections of a Rach lor mow om the ground so he can't midwinter hat of jet and black ma-| Ad wheo I would got on it tho] broke my fall. ting the floor under t'*—Chicage| the tiret time a man maxes a| Prove ie - gas bag would Hf It to a (height—-te fact, 1 wouldat “Thanks.” { sald, know | charge for that’ what do you | News | public speech he can't seam to be-|. amu when ‘ns bnowe. « over afterward to end. tine? It would be easy work for the girl who keowa anything about stb ve tent Opint to the city to become he was to useful, wine and great. Refers faring bid by his father to observe the golden rule whate'er low, gentle tone of voice Godfrey said he would. In the city Godfrey was eagerly snapped up by Mr. Silas Fleece ‘and prevailed upon to accept a highly remuneretive and respon: in bia counting house. Mr. Fleecem was a crusty man he had remarked Godfrey's deticate brow of alabaster resolved to make him bis partner. rections. The maiine won't cont touch and sow ts the time to hunt up the jet trimming on the remnant | counters if you don't happen to have some at home. A black or white feather picked up at a sale, a bit Of gold ribdon, oF | e from a spres.”—-Hoaton | be ” ve ont ee Hnery, and jet hata are the tatest | WS!ch was the diztior—-t or the} “Nothing.” he said, and then he | we kno fe best if ane be} A woman can figure out that Yo civarcia- aon thing in headgear - (broke my face. | eolfiah with ¢ Viorida Times-| mele under her teft ear has a mys-| York Press GOLDEN R ULE GODFREY. At any store where they feature Eh? Samebody in the beck of the He didn’t charge anything for) Ueto | tte Influence on her destiny “Godfrey Chesterton was 9 years of age when his perents sent |Home millinery you can ket your jen? save I hadn't, mentioned: aay ' that, either. Taskanwe atiinse] teacbun tee abews whee, teste jaee A Bow Beet, 7 ape—cnd Ideas. Junt ask for di. | Ses a sxnrn sesamiae | weation |have always been in how we keep/| you ever see where « child Lies every time be) on bet The tt ow wat Whe them. _ a urest he knows Tha’ to farm fs when there in a foot terfly grub. frey's employer said “1 nave a |* flower, ts ali that is required for) at the tavern, to-wit: playing at | *immine. i here ‘The turban shape ta very much | eee fe vogue, but the large bat ie also) popular, # you need havo no fear) of being out of style whichever hat You choos, RELIGHES FOR MEAT. Rotled mutton—Caper saver. Roast bect—Grated horseradish: Roast mutton—Carrant jelly Roast pork—Apple sauce. Roast lamb—Mint sauce. | Venison—Currant jelly Roast turkey-—Cranberry sauce, A Nobleman's Heasom, Usually, or Beveridge talteing aboat the ditorce evi! | "Marriages contracted tor For Economy and Good Medicines Know Bartell’s for their superior store service—you'll always find your dealing safe ~—safe from mistakes—safe from substitu- tion—safe from inexperienced pharmacists and safe from paying too much. Some Extra Savings for Tomorrow Only was wrong | reasons lead to 4. 25 Mentholatum for ..., 25e Combs for evokes eee h ste That is wh 4Sc Ladies” Dressing Gombe B86 | 25¢ Bell $ I ine Tar Honey .......16¢ “An instance of « wrong marriage 75e Princess Unbreakable Combs for . | &3¢ Bliss’ Native Herbs Tablets .60¢ 4 A youth of 19 Hed & Sc De. Scott's Puts Miees ~, $ ra times. "i wae wut eh ae a * és’ Me eo .5Re & : f Fog tt's Pure Norway Cod Liver married, and the father a « sete eee ween ‘ooth Brushes +e. SOG “You married? anid 1. Wh | ‘The kind that don’t leave the bristles « Zymol Trokeys for ..........16¢ ieee deunessed you to marry a "0 Ovgar: Und here ts Andy Carnockee, who gifes dose motais to | in your mouth 83c bottles Wycth’s Emulsion of Cod Well, you sen, of id he, eroen, yet. } ; er OM fe | was out of'work ni the thmet* = Adolf: Hlease, vot iss a hore, already? 25¢ Dupont’s Aseptic for ....,...19¢ Spactiwiger Renita hie -O3¢ War Sounding Stcamboat Whtette. Ongar: Obene ox! A hero fea a feller, for imstance, ad a fire, 35 Sanitol Tooth Brushes 1B¢ | 45c bottles Pure Imported Olive Oil for + lenge ol cravels fur-| WhO gets hise name by der pabers tn 35e Dupont’s Sanitary Brush BBE wees teeeee eee 20¢ theat? A disew Figuamion| «Adolf: Vell, 1 wase ad @ fire, und dor pabors dit nod men Toothache Drops, 15¢ bottles for .12¢ | 4-02. bottles Hall’ ao i resulied in &| tion me ad all Toothache a’ 5 : gh aes all paterson gee rd a een bt yma Het finally Maing, re. Cager: Maghe ven‘dit ne@dtt enyeings. Toothache Wax or Gum, 15e size for for teses oo genteyra tis War, coenie ta ae maweege ahee the taa’s | oe being Adolf: Ditn’d dit anydings! Why, man,Ietardet dor fire! = [BP veer eee e ee teneesace 11¢ | 25¢ Cascarets for . | (@pea countenance was worth its weight in gold. Sure enough, a rural gentleman from the country ambled tn to the shares. But behold! Godfrey bethought himself of the rule, and he grew very grave for one of his years. “Oh, sir," he sald, “it behooves me to warn you ‘twere better if you would expend your hoarded savings for government bonds The principal feature of a Bartell Drug Store is Dependability. quality of Medicines is an important factor in the patient's welfare. Mouth Washes and Gargles| Hot Water Bottles and Fountain Syringes | whiatiing for s landing During sickness the | 18 miles away from the tiver. | | The deep, res ton steamboat wi for these shares In the Skinnemgood placer mine. These shares, 50c bottles Listerine for ...323¢| 65. Yukon Hot Water Bottles 47 fe to state, are of no worth, sir.” dome. The « 50c bottles Lister-Thymoline for ; : “tae AT?e ) “Do | believe my ears?” sald the rustic squire, with rather | seem to penetrate hetter for short B3¢ Fairfax Fountain Syringe for, .5%¢ Tptartied amazement. “Or has the long-heralded millennium arrived | Ji#tences, while the lower ones car : ” . for | $1.25 Utility Hot Water Bottle Mia the person of you, my pale youth?” nal. ” sont ee HOw $1.00 size Lister-Thymoline for | $1.25 Utility Hot Water Bottle for. B8¢ / “Indeed, sir,” said Godfrey, his young face bright with the love 63¢ Bottles for 00 Perfection Hot Water Jot truth, “if you do but pay a sixpence for the Skinnemgood shares, 45e bottles Parke, Davis & Co. $1.64 Hawa are going to be bumped, so help me! ; Peroxide of Hydrogen for 38¢ | Goodyear’s Sanitol Hot W “Honest lad!” quoth the countryman, a tear glistening in his eye. é 4 ” a ts a a | odycar's Sanitol Hot Water PM pat, alan! It must be. A visit to the city without being trimmed rolling about The Best Men lothes Made Yet 30x bottles Powers & Wight Bottles for ........445 $1.64 “wolld deprive me of alt pleasure. Put yourself in my place and con- | Supine midnight ME grate ol man’s Peroxide for 19¢ Sider.” So saying, he directed a wisttul glance at the coveted parcel. | Unger the influence of trong drink ss a . . . hen aid Godivey own that the fulllilment of the golden rato | What engeging product of soctei are sole agent tle for these fa ‘erfumes and Toilet Waters | Hair Tonics and Colorings Would be to do even ax the stranger desived him, Taking from him | America who comes into the cluby Diusad's tins de Brance Vieaeek | the price im crisp $100 bills, Godfrey suffered him to place the snide | we- mous Men's Claghes, and are now show- 45 Pinaud’s Eau de Quinine 75e bottles b4¢ proved bin ‘securities in his portmanteau and go on his way rejoleing. w p . mercer new . 7 : To’ 2 pay - i 9 Returning to his establishment, Mr. Fieecem noted with pro © heen helplessly oF even ine the swagger new nde Is for Spring. We'd Piver’s Le Trefle ‘Toilet Water ‘ BPP ea, e, 338e¢ found glee that Godirey was indeed @ boy to be trusted, and as a ng which » Frenchman would like to have an oppor@fnity to show you—then Vegital, 75 bottles SH¢ | 85¢ bottles Scheffler’s Colorine mark of hiv satisfaction gave him a plece of string, or cord, to play | be prone to hide rather than to ex 4 vA a i Floroleta Violet Water, 5c bot for a 596 |piolt. A strange and immoral race! you'll understand why “Bradbury System rainy. canta gael alien ylaiages + 75 ; eR nme | NOtMINE haw struck me more forcl- | dy ; A thes for 49¢ | 75c bottles Swedish Hair Re inpamepacrTes 9 ag setoar a ' a Clothes are the clothes for your Spring Outfit. Imported Bay Rum, 40c bottlés newer for .. Mikew 6id you happen to marry! LAttio Willie had been very P on 2 : . 4 TP access A 28¢ | 22c Mansfield Tar wae eens aad’ the inmnn “Onwards! “Noms peapie baliava a en Rte Cel tte Say 90c Ambree Royal Vegital .68¢! Shampoo Soap for fan he contrary! But whan 1| Christian Soldierd: expecially taking | not smoke and be « Chetatian : 4 Psi him, be Hate to me, with- | Christma in ith « on’t know. I've nev moke 5 scridating me for (wo houre--| box of tin suid a bean wiv your olgare’—-taanae Cite Bartel Cut the Price-Atways—3 Stores lant | necepted bim!— Fite when bis inath: was rath E. Outh ® C | Betis merce In seul re astern tting Co., Inc. _“Guotiem, Jowiny, how you're awing! if vou dort look out you'll bigaer than your father soor Willie,” he anid it in right to a “de you think ¥ with your sol 3 Bartell Drug Steres 1332-34 Second Av. 209 Union St. =” “Gee Wouldn't that be swell! * replied Willie » " oe : a” = “*Seattle’s Reliable Credit Howse’ Old . gay, tiem tnoy’a pave to cut my | lena” tah ‘‘nctiae “| Traveling Bags ge Ld No.1 Store No. 2—Main Store No. 3——New Store land Loader Act well part: there all the | ff MERK TRUNK & BAQ co 808 Second Avenue Cor. First Ave, a 4 — pomor Hen.—Pey . Se 5 . and Pike St. . things were dona twie, an| ne" tee. #19 First Ave. Near Yosler Way 610 Second Av. Near the City Market would be w patiiwh | leWnger in the best sauce Dutch ‘ a