The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 26, 1909, Page 4

THE STAR--FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 26, i HE SEATTLE STAR |CORINNE THE CLEVER /S ALL BY GFAR PUBLisHiNa co. bce SMILES ARS EVERYDAY LIFE 1307-1309 Seventh Ave. ee WOCRDO aes reapon tye _ ute STAR DUST |e Tosh wine, M have \ vied the ¥ Word © EVERY AFTERNOON EXCEPT SUNDAY. - 2 EY EE ee eT | that tle m Beteres At the Post ae At Beattia Washington - ond-olane matter 5 AND SHE'S JUST HER A } inne K t Into tion with a > ene, ple + oF THE COUNTRY’S ANNIVERSARY | INTERESTING SELF my. bet 1 Pate Ww ShiciRatinnnennsmactantit ON THE STAGE, with wees lown to Pal The papers have been full of the greatness of Ab 7 r dmeekgn, hearte| paid he didn't Tit ut when I don’t (# mi are more freq EAncoln. His courage for the right, his patriotism, devotion to BY EDDIE BOYDEN, * t my photograph in pyetey ke w Bi Belnciple and his sel-sactitice and goodwess have been extolled, | See tn Ae ue ae BK Ay RE i Be, OF esas att @nd it is well, for we have no greater example of these virtues ‘ © an on. polled to follow a plan to check It] York Dr P Woukin’t it be xd thing to patse in our muck-raking t ; mt “Mit's‘this: No person outelde the s amadlgitnd mt Brentctane © tong enough to CONSIDER THE PEOPLE WHO PICKED |“YV/'"" eal on vi company knows the hotel at which or ina contthed’”. A LINCOLN, and the form of government under which th recta af . i? Riise Smith or Mary Jones. Gt 1 nq te — cit ing of Mary-—I may make the ¢ Greatness of a Lincoln was made possible an Who measure i the in'a revival of ‘Forty-five Min of per mother wap] pians @ apoctfioatio " * way been told t t the plane ‘ i Lincoln was without wealth. No part of his rise was due|dinger. Which ia Gree aB emg fway’, Ive been tol x " it, tha, plans pratt te the power of political machinery, No mighty corporate. in ncn So OP mine in ‘Bo long, M D i0Oat ua a let of money: | terest was behind him, Indeed, pretty much all that then had been tolling of her Hak it would gor tables one Dace eRlone ; q CORINN warm reception when she “Intro emiated in the way of “organized interests” was supporting tet al n mee Rutter wt Spr uct RINNE Ja od an ola friend” to patrons of] t¢ yonah had been wirolens talog: incol a o haracter and principles, things |iayout, minu ne grease 7} 1 into the dressing room with th rand jaet Sunday broug all Seward. Lincoln had only characte I ples yout, mi the grease afiae Ganigun Conse te unee aoe { think I'll risk it next season, ning-out party That stuff rune Which in these times we are prone to believe cannot prevail) aid Yotinue “Opens against managerial chicane and organized partisan influence.| (aud) wrinkles the se See PE PEOPLE. confronted by a crisis stich as a people! “tver nation cece of arecen beon using rk of go deniy in od at Chicago in ‘gy. |mused Corinne, “Kver th have” Jing on the stage?" she Lalready snatched | aulre i passed him the| “Look at that mouth and toot 1 man lott jhe'd make a 4 ‘Kid Burp Dad—"Do you know what happens to ttle boys that tell le Tade="Yop. If they tell they get away with it Boys’ Spring Seldom has to meet, selected the poor rail-splitter, the unpol (another daub), and, “Lim just devilled to death by! wouldn't he, N (This to her |Leader. Suits Suits , jer (two daubs), and h poor old #ouls,” sald Corinne, | maid , s rN : ished country lawyer, the big, homely man of virtue for head powder (two dauba), and 1) fit Ptimply cannot turn them|. ‘Upon recetving @ hasty but. firm| A g20d woman pleases the heart , of their army and navy, to save the Union faub and tw« a) cor. 30/4WAy" (business wih Other eyes }y ay ny from ane, Corinne again oe a 1 care——where's that brush | aughed that magne’ ul Vor millionaire he plays p What an inspiration to patriotism and morality in the Libeiia Mes prised to know the} And just then mighty close and cautious guine i HE aa Firat aot, Misa Corinne Well, there ain't ebates in thought that, when the crisis is serious enough, THE NATION | “surest thing you know—t'm that Ay gown” mid’ Corinne, | poker*--beulevitte Courier-Journal ; Mi (business with eyebrow) re uu know the way back] WALL RISE and, casting all little considerations aside, declare |Mitnea Coriane ‘Cand thin eueht to he get to drop in ons to his weaknesses and] : amd decide for unadorned virtue and the untrammeled right! uf the hyper J in 10 minutes who was making ee and Reefers ho ticket t my heater ncluded Corine Breathes there a man with soul so dead that he feels no ” te. she adjusted the blonde wig Thats a f winne the] gshe—tt'e fugny you should be . ‘ ‘And™—-but Just at this juncture| wears tn “The Giris From Berll Clever, And th rous word|tall. Your brother, the artist, is pede in being part of a people who found, stood by and elevated jan aged, unkempt down-and-outer| “Changes mo some, doomt it?" linn barrel of her ery short, tent het sent on, usually. ® Lincoln to the possibilities which he fulfilled? = ™ ae TS | eonsas City J The people are suprenre. They are for the right Many} A REVERENTIAL REQUEST The fellow who puts up s bluff at Gf Our present public evils and individual failures come through | hustling makes us tired LACK OF CONFIDENCE IN THE PEOPLE on the part of eee, vette, Men sere those secking for or temporarily entrusted with place and] cinnamon extract added to oho. The Maid: But Waldo, little ‘The average man is apt blanc mange or fudge gives a| DOYS don't kneel to ask for a plece had atl the eney he hase | o ad a8 Mavor. | of cake. make « lw All that was in Abe Lincoln was lovable and worthy of ; rice mixed with apple | Waldo: But what I'm asking for Gusxior—"TN have & little catnip, Semulation; but in Lincoln, president and savior of the Union, /{?4 "prpiied qver with bre fe angel cake Pie iander-~"t bog pardon.” this nation gave all other peoples and times a glorious object} Choose beots that have freah tops] — _——- — Guzalor—"A pouses cate. and earth about the roots, If beets what ta meent by F lesson of popular, national virtue and wisdom. a Teach the school boy that courage, perseverance, good] les and right living mean success, Let him also learn} fe that his is a country which declares and strives for the right], eee wl § God gives it to see the right! If bread or cale tins are wns ca ._| With soap the dough will proba *l stick to the pan they may have been wilt ped up again by soe ver which we have Modern children, ake will be yellow if cold For Boys of Every Age ought Long the other di Weare ready to show you the latest creations for boys. The assortment is choice and exten- sive. Russian and Sailor Blouses and Single and Double-Breasted Sack Suits. Spring Topcoats in all the new colors. Without doubt the most Clothing, Hats, Caps and Furnishings in the entire state. fone and at k oF cream | before It pat inte the oven to bake, When ple comes from the oven It w a be brown and the Agent (at front door) —Ma jam, 1d] mt toreut you in a Hew aut Did witow who was after How About “tummy” } beautiful stock of Bx THE BUCKWHEAT. | by the river were fields of | and rye and golden oats. | ‘grew there, too, and the heav- @ richest cars bent lowest in «it in hard No, he escaped her.” ne ming Salome wit j t heap r What did die of f"—Houston z } n half the 1 [Post jot America,-New York never bent; it held its head / iad iis” dias} " ay A gn flelds, and | } < “hy z See ene I, He aske na for ey I knew any Line of Boys Gay a dreadful storm came. f ot Bt. Patrick's eland Plain Dealer d flowers folded thelr leaves and bowed thelr heads, but ee } . ckhwheat stood straight and, i Puzzle Editor, The Star: head as we do,” called no need to,” sald the buck- | ma have the rreet t idle word in-| cat tip to that wor omprehenston of This Jest | i y sidn't support @ The best and most extensive ever shown in town, Namne . iwscieiwewe swntawnevs sven maswsaweedld OO wese—miatie worte ort.(Peh” Take the same hunch as 1 gave Chas Address 1) Aaa eee Pere ee eee eee ee cee eee er J. W. Mt word wrong « = faulty Quiet. | pus to got night will be printed comes the]. The your head as we do!” warn- Guess again ° golden corn ears, “the angel | Fo tos nb ere, 2 4 ‘Storm is coming, he will strike . . judge dour urnal Fae town” | vem | My answer to the third puzzle is ..... wey nan Senget vous, tine te anf! ° e e€ S$ elmer Will not bend my head,” said the} And he looked straight up while ; pecree “ ‘The Mervara Hi i “Harvard bump” be the oo Merry Widow" Strongest First Av. er, Thell Overcoat Corner from if House Columbia j In the State © 6. aillinery {ff TWO ENTRANCES, it. the lightning flashed across the sky the old willow tree spoke:| When the dreadful storm had Your flowers and bend your! passed the flowers and the corn De not look at the lightning raised their drooping heads clean the cloud bursts. Even men/|and refreshed in the pure, sweet alr. do that; the sight of heaven! The willc tree shook the gentle] ****** tee ee eoreee sevens strike them blind. How much | drops fr ita leaves. Well, well, went eee eee eee. ee eee ee eee ee eee ey vu Sorts, werk ina for, a tor, ho PUZZLE EDITOR somethin who are so inferior t But the buckwheat lay iike a weed received the opposite sex il m “lin the field, black by’ lightning lively. KING CAT AND THE PRESIDENT, auatbie, as there have | fd or middie we are several One evening an imposing proces. | been, inser men getting lop buck-| From How to Tell Stories to Child- ren. ded through 90 Jodging of ry Widows’ in the street Mobile Reglater flolale ped, fourth and fifth words W. H. Raker hird 4 sion of ambassadors, high ht, but that fourth pleture in| #8. D. Paiater—Firet and fourth |and distinguished women wae ad the pusale ts the stumbling biock correct : |vanciog along a White House cor | © asking if they can send) Vivian Ferdes—Away off, ridor. Muddenly the president, lead-| | in as many answer Ralph Jobuson Away off amased | Past. ing, drew to one side t lady Bare, possibly one ou rs mA Phillipe Firat two on hie erm. The ® gourie| Cons hed would tt} I} will get you on the re words ©. perforce also swerved. A the | plea Dela-| > 2 / Many are making t Bb. P.--Firet two correc ext the next, until at this| war | See the New Spring Models | ated the mem-/ m i} | matiing their lett a Marte Grubb—-All rieht. will place ein * line made a laware?” re to the Pussle Editor. There « "| your natue on second roll of homor.| The cause was a complaceut gray |bere, “what's tha eral heads of departments, and If|All your words correct except the | cat. which had calmly i own di-| “It's a river that Washington not addressed property t last one. reotty in the From “The Aris-| crossed.” explained an advanced rep lost In being transferred around (he! Medleckskt—First word right tocracy of Cats.” by Virginia Rod-| resentative of the pec Cart Deneldsen In one 6 your’ erick, in the February Pverybody's. Well, he got acr BRADBURY SYSTEM | Men’s Clothes | } | | i all right, ‘The lover who asks fora kiss will probably take beautifully The House of ttonest Merchandise 2619-2621 -2623 First : : : ‘ fo domestic training later on. THE HOUSE OF LOW PRICES AVENUE on display in our show windows—notice / y a the beauty of design and fabric. | Bashful men are preordained capti he most of : ) g claim thom by right of original discovery nage as A. LAWSON & BROTHER RELIAGLE DRY GOODS HOUSE Corner Cedar Then come in and ask to see a suit— || examine it carefully—scrutinize it mi- |! nutely as to every little detail of work- |} manship and material, inside and out— ‘The reason many a married m: thls wife at 3 a. m. is that he knows . ; ‘The woman who isn't afraid to go home alone in the dark Is ‘Qeeralty given ample opportunity to keep her bravery tn training. acest = INFORMATION CHEERFULLY GIVEN bas the nerve to go home to sure to be there. First Showing of Spring Underwear and Hosiery Saturday try it on and note the “custom” fit— We make a specialty of Knit Underwear, and this season our lines are stronger than on any former then you'll agree (and months of wear ||| occasion, and, if possible, the values are better. will not change your conviction) that | Choice Specials in Muslin Under- | Ladies’ and Misses’ Oxfords for | ‘tier White Lawn Walets, with long and me ey ees, See iH) 7 short sleeves; waiste worth up to $2.00; all “the best Men's Clothes made yet.” Hy wear Saturday Spring this season's styles, Special for 98 , wae i SE SGP REP Re Ag Bo PO ey this sale . freee vo SOC Liberal Credit at your disposal if you || good quality cambelo, Special 4 Ao don’t find it convenient to pay cash. ii| Men’s Spring Underwear and Hosiery Each season shows an ever increasing business fn our Men's Underwear Section Ladies’ Cambric Corset Covers, embrotdery trimmed, tight fitting. Extra special 19 for this sale ... . c Ladies’ Nainsook Corset Covers, large yoke Eastern Outfitting Co., Inc. Second Av. Union St. | of lace; made extra full, Special We stand back of every garment we sell and for this sale rash C | Ladios’ Vict Pat. Tip Oxtords, all size, made | wo know the prices to be right seenae Ladies’ Cambric Drawers, cut extra full, with } on the very latest laste | Mews Natural Merino Wool Underwear fn a apace iy. olga 226 | tadios’ Tas’ and Oxdlood Oxfords, “all -U ts and drawers to match; drawers “Seattle's Reliable Credit House.” this sale . cee eeees <i ee = | made with non-shrinkable and French ae ee ae — Ladies’ Cambrie Drawors, cut extra full, with | latest lasts, Special for 25 band;. suitable for early spring wear; all deep hemstitched and lace trim 29 med ruffle. Special for this sale .. c Ladies’ Cambric Drawers, in lace and om broidery trimmed, full, extra fine 49 quality. Special for this sale c Ladies’ Short Skirts, made of a good quality cambrie, cut extra full, lace trimm: Special for this sale . Cc Ladies’ Short Skirts, made of a good quality nainsook, extra full cut, embroidery trimmed. Extra special for 49 this sale . Cc Ladies’ Long Skirts, made of a good quality Misses’ Oxfords, in| tan, oxblood, vicl and | “2¢8; very special value. Oc patent leather. Spectal OM atest istayrteany oe Tre itete ‘ Men's Jersey Ribbed Cotton Vesta and Drawers to match this garment; comes in natural, tan and flesh colors, also in black, Our price only 50c Men's Fine and Gauze Australian Wool Un derwear, vexts and drawers to match steam shrunk, very superior quality; strongly recommended for their wearing qualities; Sizes 32 to 46. Bee Hive price only ye $1.00 Men's Fancy Half-Hose for Spring and Sum. Genuine Lace Curtain Bargains Saturday Nottingham Lace Cirfaina, 24% yards long, white only; 100 different styles to select from; curtains in this lot worth up 39 to The, Spectal for this sale c Nottingham Lace Curfdins, good wide widths; a great varlety of patterns to select fre What have Rubberneck—So this ix going to be a bungalow? you left that hole in the side for? Bulider—That? Oh, that is for th bung. v PIem LIN | ee had just con-| @iger nainsook, » ruffles from knee, five rows extra good value for 89c. Special mer, the latest and newest; values the on “Bal who Jace insertion. Extra special for 98 for this sale (ie 4 best, Priced at | thiO BMIE veceesee vereeetees sree © I Nottingham Lace Curtains, about 200 patra in a be taleen | iy efit of the parson and his) pa, Pp jumped an asecutely| forward and frank aa Mester thie this lot; som long; widths trom 54 inches; they come in worth up to $2.00; all 3 yards 1220, 25¢ wiv 50c brother In the back of the/and money allke are lort "lf Children’s Spring Underwear and white and tap. Special for °, P a st pring white 4 pec | Women’s Spring Underwear and | We beg to announce that our stock of Journal, “by the observa Hosiery | less form and ceremony. Dr. Jobson! A “De. Jowwon, you u ee ae See, weet se fe,une 18 | @ famous spectaltat had a Underwear and this season we show an 4 ta what I want to | 4¢ expe business—that each atic tro! fn reed remark i te yo" pintedly dat I! patient must divest himself of hin exceptionally strong line. I nothin’ unt! I\ garments in an outer room before ably low. Notéingham La Curtains, In white and tan, extra long and wide; all beautiful new et- fects; worth up td, $1 19 Extra special . Hosiery In our Women’s ion we show an exceptionally strong line of spring Underwear for women, We carry nothing but the beat and choicest, and we have priced same re. markably low. We make a specialty of Children’s Knit VICTOR RECORDS is now complete. We have all the popu- ar hits, including PUTEAAAT, pationce,” saldl seinatton “scveon grow very testy | Children’s Jersey Ribbed Vests and Draw brudaer: | ‘ "hadt ye ers to match, Special . eereniraty an: come Ae more for Saturday ..., 15¢ iu 25¢ markably Low | | eS th ness Ladies’ Jersey Ribbed Vests, high neck, long | Me “cous Misses’ Fast Black Cotton Hose, double sole, | 1 Lot of Ladies’ White Lawn Waists; all this | slooves. Special Bee Hive 1 ed Jor nothin’, would | wir! wald Jobe ve Manne | extra fine rib; sold all around for 15 season's styles in this lot; worth up to] price .... SEINE Vs sea racen¥d 5c bs space ert ee H Femove tlieir clotling before coming | | 250, Special Beo Hive price . ..... CS] $1.00; some Inco trimmed, others embrotd- | Ladies’ Jersey Ribbed, Vests, low neck, no JUST SOME ONE. HARRY LANDERS’ SONGS, Dy cou'ss not, Pat's Jest what) jn here to me That's my rule, and |i Boys’ Mxtra Heavy and Fine Rib Hose, ered; about 10 different styles to seloct | sleeves, lace trimmef neck, also 123 t Sabieey the ‘men double sole, heel and toe; the kind you | from; about 150 waists in all " 59 taped neck, Special Bee Hive price 1420 GLOW WORM. MOONWINKS. He returned in a few! always pay 25e for, Bee 15 chotee Saturday for 6 seeeees C | Ladies’ Jersey Ribbod Drawers, ankle cuff, # with nothing on. Dr: Job- Hive special .....c6s eons cece ce FOG | Ladies Striped Mannisit Waists, with silt cot knee also lace trimmed. 95 “now, oir, what can I dolf Misses’ Tan, White, Pink, Blue and Black lar and ouffs, just the thing for office or Special Beo Hive price ...... ....++ c ry graciously French Lisle Hose, Hose you can't buy | store nse. Special for 4 Ladies’ Fancy Hose, in black and colored, Nut wi oe Ft (ag ni elsewhere for less than 3%c. Bee 25 Saturday ......... errr Pir c stripes and dots; good value at 260, 15 re Coat Bilt as mig Hive xpocial . "i 29C | Ladion’ White Lawn Waists, with new tight: | Special Bee Hive price ...... ss... 400 Ladies’ Fancy and Black Drop-Stitch Hose; we have all the new shades; why pay 25 35o% Spocial Heo Hive price .......400 We have In stoc’ Sox, in black and colo Prices fPOM ve-sieee + Maude, dear, a tiller of the soll would hardly do to steer o ship. fitting sleeve, lace and embroidery effects; the same effects aa waista sold at 1 49 $3.00. Spectal for Saturday ,... " "the lack of thom makes « chorus air),