The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 24, 1909, Page 2

Seat Deere See NT onan ena veka r SPORTING NEWS | DUCKS NARROWLY PRINCETONS HARD AFTER A CREW FOR ESCAPE BLANKING “THAT $3,000,000 LAKE OF CARNEGIE’S < Magee FLYNN REDEEMS HIMSELF) Sif Mayor. ie Yay rand AND DOES SATISFACTORY ninul Umptre—-ttr y | JOB WITH INDICATOR Standing of the Clubs. v W Lost, Pet BY SAM R, BUCK . 14 The &p " 4 t ok ane ‘ : i porios yesterday by Ww ‘ ‘ re Mr, Chinauit’s speed ‘ nd three rune, : © 6 he game, 8 i a 0 reke got a wit ' NATIONAL LMAGUE Alien, The bi th ' Games Vesterday well separated, ver, ho two} A . RW i porting fn the sar ¥ Ne ’ LJ ‘ BR Duck seoing : “ ; dhe ninth, w at * 1 Mel 1 came b ° k \ BW FIRST VIEW OF PRINCETON : ) 4, MEN ON $3,000,000 LAKE WHICH Hresnahan | WAS GIFT OF ANDREW CARNE and Moran. | Qe ee ; = 4 ~ sage vate hg Al a a Little Tom Tucker sings for his supper, Standing of the Clube i « But it’s doubtful whether he'll get it, ¥ — mach . . ‘ His mother washes the old-fashioned way, att $887 | single-souller, who ts ' ¥ k : $90 | Ps “ bape at Boiling and rubbing the livelong day ; at 7 . ag : ‘ io ae gn By ne She has no time for cooking on Mon ! . ‘ " i se) W and other i And little Tom Tucker goes hungry. t M ‘ y ; inte ; ho! Pi ie | Pe See What has become of the dirt? That's the first question you ask when you rinse out the clothes after they "ve been soaped with Fels-Naptha and soaked in gm yan Aside fro was feature speak of Le first sa “ loan atyle. Th ing of « league bia performa l } cool or lukew arm water. The clothes are white and clean. The dirt’s gone. What became of it? Here's the answer. Fels-Naptha Soap acts on dirt like water does sugar; CONSTANCE TITUS, FAMOUS SINGLE SCULLER, NOW PRINCE TON’S COACH ts "PAPKE AND KELLY | aeding of the Clubs. 4 | SIGN FOR LONGER GO, BUT IF s WILL FIGHT 26. dissolves it; separates it ; 7% ammnicas ® <iguuTie beers | into tiny particles that are carried away by Sekassl. Bo a ; ; 7 Games ¥ aur ein (ay CLARKE AND OLALOMLIN CANT Bids round sehenvy aK pet tk kg snicage. Score RILK| SAN FRAN He TOUCHED AND VistToms aitoeether, which netted *| the rinsing water. > i ee ee Matteriog yas Dilly Pepke and Mugs K Fels-Naptha Soap takes the place of 0 1 ™ " ana . M Papke « along Tr 8 for boiling. vd ‘ nM a Sek de if Makes the clothes whiter and cleaner . a and Baste Pi ° Re abc aes Umpires without it. MO Be ge aoee Dirt doesn’t need to be rubbed out ’ oy e 2 i ok te “ $ . 3 O84 st the Camelia rity pieashed' te { when it’s dissolved. = ae a Soe Won Lost Pet | agr and ja view “pee vm : $F Bb | wire. ic te thought thet the § Do you wonder that women who use ab 8 696 88 8 11 Beaton a Gare | Fels-Naptha Soap in Winter or Summer eis hite—Ben- |! me ta ; an | , , ~ nA chicas ; are able to do their washing in one-half the , er HANDS OFF PACKAGE | Featalte THAT WON'T MAKE rianT ANY TAMNH time witn one-fourth the work required by the old way? When you try it yourself, follow direc- tions printed on the red and green wrapper. Joffe word ie good SOUTHERN F PITCHER EQUALS RECORD “dagdiiadl gaa OF “CY” YOUNG AND ADDIE JOSS = (eee eee eee * * THE WORLD'S CHAMPS. Buse belt (Re Untied Prem) ARE OPEN TODAY | SEASON MAY BE CUT SHORT) FOR FEAR OF HOSTILE | LEGIBLATION j iy Ontted irene in my life My fear my 3 eee eee ee eeee an take along. It will play : r you, it will give a vaude > ville show, @ complete opera. A new col * lapsible horn makes {t pousible to pack them z easily ~ will decide Get yours now # Greatest All-rot # —Martin Sheridan ‘ & Billards—Hoppe * empiate » . * { any rate ee ee ee ee oe ee ' WOLVERTON BACK | |’ IN FAST COMPANY! tT - NO - MAN - REACH - FIRSTSAM WEEMS, MACON’S NO-H PITCHER. That exctusive corporation of | Piteh« which (y Young and Addie Jos» ar Weer kn » as tt No-Hit > cists cacuslaaaem'eweat nature has cun- ningly stored nu- trition and health- giving properties which are released in their natural fullness in Pianos, Pianos Retiring From Business LESS THAN FACTORY PRICES 4 ee oe a HARRY WOLVERTON | nia tary wee irar & 2 S FOR PIANOS * FOR ENTIRE VEAR 1 ' « +o Pulliam, of | wat co Kimball Pi littl the National ea * A of th iano, little # tine sis ve : ' f t 1 hitting CcCOoOMm used $110 # tering from * Ht ° a oft Marshall & W # dow n. He atte ‘ A za told Stalling R h fi ee little used oe & rotnrned ¢ : certain rs. and th ich, fragrant, oO 8 Behr Bros. Piano, ag Sy ay nourishing. Fact , io meee, gi36 eattic and vi (ee tea G means that the doctor's skill in pre tle used + $110 wk Reduet now in 5 scribing is most efficient! " ’ sine ; i ittle ihe -sadht Weink oe tak pete te mented by the ariewute. euitt tn Don task mere ly eh COCR was ir ’ aed meen ieee we| ape" Federal Paint ‘ Hor y sche wR | jor cocoa —~ask Sor tral America by the Knabe, Chickering Bros., Behning, Haines Bros., and other high grade Pianos, all go regard- less of cost. there when America Ghirardel]i’s. was discovered, the seeds were valued so highly that A on sent into Mexico and used for money TO OAN MONEY, CLINE PIANO CO. 1406 FIRST AVE. sToRr AUN thot NG NEW YORK OX LUNCH Co. 1104 Ave 1ME STAR—SATURDAY, APRIL 24, 1909 ‘Soe ant eiteatlt 1406 Set of Six No, 909 5c Wallace Bros, Tea Spoons . , ' ' ' « Potters” oa Bposhe , ~ ’ . ‘ & Edward erin ' ; Fred M, 1310 Second Ave, ‘Tie Genuine an BROK Private Leased Wity Walt 3c Osborn & Co. oa ert First Av (URES Cc discovery one year w drog, postam, hae cured thousands of of eczema and n affictions. Heret® has been di benefit of ecxem® jars suffictent for treatment, This 9a an inconventence ds who use it for tilt 4, such os plmplety herpes, aene, sion blemishes, s, ote, which requis atily o care t nd tm response @ als, the dispegaan of on obliged to » the regular tw eclal fifty am may be e Quaker Drug ! t ading drug a or may be from the Ewe) No. 32 West 8 New York Oity, "® aurne " oatant stops fet hf cation, and heal tmmediately; ebronte 1 two weeks. de 4 Cronblegy ie overnigh