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

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} t 4 THE STAR—MONDAY, APRIL 26, 1909. THE SEATTLE STAR Rs F , BET” eae e aie ‘Tan Seventh curt SUNDAY. <Q \ a from Jon Wine ‘N Surprising Values in Framed Sn ny ey ote egegpeen ge Bot Pictures at $1.15 ont rence | HOrO'R A fow moving day tips to the Former ne ice Gotng to move May 1? iacthetnambpsshtionedinaes | N TO SERVE pee Leas TOS Firat of all, engage your moving | man right away, If you watt until The primary object of education, says President Hill M.} the last moment, you're bound to Dell of Drake university, should be service | be disappolyted, Moving day is a buay day for the moving man louble this. sale price, yet ipoaaieashy t failed to represent full value Included in the « He advises the young men who are preparing to enter ome really > If the new house has to be re res artistic little water PPy amd «dai college this spring and next fall to think a little of the monetary | a opated thé ‘tenis: bead le ee : daisy advantage which wide knowledge will be to them; to think a lit-!at ie now, Paperhangers and paint 108, Py 4 na ' scenes, Mths tle more about the breadth of vision, the happiness, the added | ors are a bother at all times, the} ings of rural byways; French hand colored can. mn ’ mane neuer z he powers for service | greatest. of bothers when. they're} ‘nil nte of nanul P “gs Power; but to think, sbove.all things, of the powers for service pe ad te Yan. Gaal _ Fae in| hat will come in handy in wrap, bent, and he's usually responsible ae vases, prints of popular , like “Good. . which education will give Dove h ronnie tae te | pag fragile things. Next take ithe | for dll damage Tensher--What te the moaning ot Night Prayer,” et ji ; I Is are good, and here they are | Waled you ore tr7ing to es | things oat of the cellar | Pack plotures of equal size tO). Virana, “A well-toad inant , 1S words are good, and here they are Notify your ineurance agent of! Put the tools you'll need fob Bak-| gother, back to back The usual silence, when, after Thow All are comparatively | ¢, ab ut 20x26, ex. clusive of the frame. Frames are of wide gilt , \ boy cannot regard! a college course as a road to the n Eg, 7 your contemplated change, so he| ing apart and reassembling ai-| Wrap china and glassware sepa t J « or © Ietor Ithough 7 ¢ truthfully stated that as alcan transfer your policy the day|ture—such aa hammer, ra, ' rately in straw or exce cvcnaras sey, De Wm nay eaten the 7 | screw driver, scissors and t | Repince all lout keys, Lock t while, Stub MeGuff raises hin 4 lionaire’s haven ‘enoheor-Well, Mr, MeGuff, what te the & ing? you change addresses. class college men are the most thrifty in the world nee »pov- | together in one box, so they che be every drawer and trunk and put| Stop ealthy Indian.—Judge's with ornamented corners, pl wood and w he g Cook up in advance @ lot of pr . | Library he “But there are some values of a ¢ irse that the c the family, You'll prob | easily found when wanted, all the keys on ring. | vith narrow lining of a : ; ’ % . at ve dinner on the} Mave on hand in advance dey Wrap all pillows, sofa and bed, in @uanhiabasen " 1 . os a dent cannot ¢ They are his, whethe will or not. Edu-| antelplece dinera will be in| Of boxes, barrels, old trunk zh? heavy crash, Hed clothing can be| “What are you crying abou tra Special, $1.15 Each eation and bre vision are inseparable I educa 1 temper if the food is s plenty of straw, excelutor, old! pack in the same way } Ww . ; , i ear atanda laps and carpets in which tolgmbk| Keep a lint of all things you put de ae oes ae hap; » une cart v Into the t le should eokdbur drawer, Then DON'T LOBE THE), mm you ought to be thanklu our owe ee s upplied ge "i | with you. And if your | kitchen ware and other articldxmot LIST wenda Maettes py evant = OF Terger we a say nice th your easily broken, Mark them "Handle ‘at the first thing after the last t S bea one’s fellows deli » do th keeping when she chancoa to| With ¢ if you want them reaches the now house In the Beginning, a a aving 1 s into the old house after! handled with care hen put up the bedx and get | 4. an unusual n asure truly exalts a ou've left, b all the rubb: Put your books in heavy packing | Into them and SLEEP. Don't work size 18x36, for sh t be ignored by the a f la casos all night settling things; you'll be | ond ing $1.00 a dozen A = ack al Leave the packing of your plano fresher in the morning if you've | * 4 ¥ es 28 ad here mint f 1 ro'to the moving man, He knows! had a good night's reat ia 14x24 . a Years that will 1 que r j 3 ' is to answer it ate,” f | constituent, “It's Ike dis, Dey |, The 1 tt was a ruction in de dismembership | fue would not ob de Conturtans ob de Magte Ark, | pri we do not nf posses an’ de succoeders busted erway an’ | 1° orpha ed vn wige an’ called ft eminent in good works. To be pre nent rphanteed a i i de Prodigal Sons an’ Daughters ob! together worth while—of more value than Balaam Gat Jefferson Kalso-| ite ' ; tne o4 It, on account ob ny an be named nat is the mighty ult be 1 pid . gee — MBA) | him belo’ do jeadin’ renegade. | play training | Dey woe seben members, an’ | Tork ; : p , each wut give a ‘salted high of ey are. Rot I inanaged t It isn’t probable 1 fents will | | “shear @ ot ft manag ; i : - ats | jfice wif de priv'lige ob wearin’ | seats for two months from ts Double Th 4 Unbk ot get him any $1,000,000 dor r oil magnates | fyal purple an’ a bragen helmet ob|4 i. by the way | nu uble ’ panegr nblea Bath 7 because Dr. Bell has held up to his stu deals that aren't | brass, an’ all de canopy ob splem Y might begin to get ready ular 25¢ ade, extra . . jdor, | wus de Outer Keeper ob de | now tabura Post } h I | 18-inch All-Linen Crash 7 exactly of the Chancellor Day sort | Tyrian Porti Dave Goliah dais eeiantingin ; - He has said, in other words, th } Hrooks he wus de Benoschal ob de} yecruit Trease meant, Fve go | i aye oe Wattle Ax; Sister Lacy Marshmal|s splince my ‘har of yo ! Hittities, an’ her mammy wus de Kin’ yer ‘eadt—-Punct ys’ Knee Pants in Sizes or 3 t0 Cherub ob de Washin'ton € m raphim; ole man} dge Richinond wus} rent ob de Lost It isn’t hard to see what Dr. Bell means with his sermon on 16 Years, We Strong, well made, exce school or play; light, ful aims that these donations inspire | | Service. He was telling youth that the brand of education that P ‘Abraham Lincoln received by ca: t is the sort of educa-| 4 Oh, oh! I'm goin’ ter tell y or paw I caught youse amokin’ a . oy ‘ dark or medium colorings, in all-wool materials ,, batt n e | tion that counts. Toll ‘im I wus amokin’, of yer want tor, Genevieve; but for | n’ Baddie. Bein’s | in» noid highwe ADEE SAD AREAE: = “4 oe ae Ra | goodness sake be fair, Dis ain't no butt, bat a genuwine twofert” [he wur #0 ut, Gabo Jefferson | .poiogy.”—Ch Embroidered Handkerchiefs of Pure Linen; tne ne ordained bineelt | fed an’ Fatted Calf, wid de Col. Roosevelt killed ¢ ‘o wide The consumptive colony ts about | Deests and a Thompson gazelle on jas popular as the billboards, with ob _— mmatn ober. @ |. Grer- s open the his first hunt, and the dollars-word | the exception that ne one makes a fo Be ok Dee I Visec-aal Whe to bet de Rite ob Belshaxzer's cmepanh weakhe @ontract automatically went into | Gyer—HHe's & government weather — ae Profit out of the tee BY FRED SCHAEFER GS west tine ta? Gedaace| forecast News ——- | While we hate to do ft, Tacom ob Belnam bad all de pass wu'ds| Of course they are a savage, un-| will have to understand — that on ye ed oR] poe By Og hose ehristian lot in Turkey Wt so far | sentimen we when it comes to Siar atten do ta they haven't been using pneumonia the percestage column de monf. Den Gabe Jef afflicted persons for a medium of quesememeee ine done got i | Feette Rentiom : racas be gevenge From his man ry ge CE ee would fudge tb JABaillargcon&Cp Second Av. and Spring St. Who was it wrote the line, I onty| of speaking one | LE Tire Castro, a8 soon as bow foah tmes befo’ de gilded fe 6 mas whe at From the treatment he is recelv-/he recovers hix health, intends to| soe! e& Go Fated Cex, when x . fing in America, it is not yet quite! punish the United States a en aan ay 24 Ramen aenatia ee Plain what inducement American siecle } iets ae Beth wag Cittenship holds out to Mr. Cor-| And the cruiest part of it all| whole and take de roof off's ag tty age Age ray gt ge @oran. waa, we wore arrested just after we an had gone to press, and the morning It ts encouraging to consider the! papers got it, | i ‘Vast quantity of peace the sultan sone could have insured if he had com now we doan’ meet | diagram jense give my son some no monk, Gabe Jefferson Kaino-| thing to release it mine in bis corporosity ob Futted |... Deer Deslter, x Calf done disjotn us cyanide 4 arie baby's throat dispenain’ wid de superflush iittie baby f if hearer five! T tor SESTSTTT iv «a Potatbes are going up, and Mr |monials an’ atripptn’ de vestments eo gh geen 9 fe ae ke | Wasl tracted the Dreadnaught habit early | Patten ts standing shyly in New off'o de beliicose members! Dat's : ? | ‘ how ff » 5 Aid te my Little wirt in life. | Mexico with his fingers crossed. | oo ey ee tee Far| 004 five conta te buy two nt he } ance | 10 Calf?” asked Col, Gadsden | ee goceee Gro qromp «> ene Ri If somebody should send an wltt| If Director of the Census North| |, “Hub, he am disrupted, too; wo!” "You will picase atve the tettie j goatum to him, Abdul Hamid would | should resign—ob, pshaw, Seattle | done killed de Fatted Calf.” bel Sve sents worsp for ' ce know that he was perfectly safe. could never expect luck s0 good. Lert ta Reed ‘ j babe ‘The babe has a & ‘Hons ———= a 7 | ,Aigwae—The government ginties eT 7 het ie ta tow tae } No lane pe ee wore oto biclelialialelalelatelehetalel | ter, every a dente thet | via, deems Une SS Se be eutin-| co 4 pawful The enclosed money is the | fame % POLITE CONDUCTORS— HH cza ! tar the other the. sttingulaher,” Hurry tat * IGN’ IT GREAT? Serekne Dik ‘ | lense Atummi Report of the Phil- 4 : * Spubabdin on | adelphia Gx of Pharmacy ei (fod f % NEW YORK, Apeft 24— aa never really beiiey eaiey| "DEN GABE < aeetentee Aue pianoppiarin’ Paderewen ‘hate Chonty to frightened that “Vot mate you so late, Adoit? Voultn'd your vife let yong, 6% ! This: locks | Meries entil the a man begins he rheumation in bis hand he y « to the roof of sooner?" rf ‘eet p Folia right Pw oli | te tit them to her-—Dalias News. | “I understand you colored folks Jackson Johnson Clay on Palmette capt Play stk xf vat at * ‘ a ; vs pt “Ne. She tried to make me mind dor ehiltren’ : “ | Aa welcome as the flowers of May.|>8¥® gone and started a new! at use 0} re Sahaniiad panes? | wel’ sleet ten eet ~ “Dit you do it?” ane = AS Se: pee =| Sener "| iodget™ wald Col. Gadaden, meeting) “Yassah, yasaah,” replied bie “tilts, ct, ee, mechanical planon?| nal clove now-—Kanaan OM “1 should say nod. Dey haf no wutority ofer ma” ® York street car line. BRE emerge: OTA Nelo arene * A tes SEND wad : ade UNITED STATES BANKRUPT COURT SALE ONLY FOUR DAYS MORE} We have only 4 days more to close out entire balance of the bankrupt Boston store $125,000 stock. who can be most polite and considerate. The mi who gave the or ders to the trainmen is F. W. Whitridge, lawyer, recefver of the Third avenue line. Whit Tidge, before he was a receiv er, used to be a plain passen. ger himself, and he knew how * * * * * * * * * * ® He also knew how mean » * * * * * * * * * * Si Be Mie Mena Mati Bee Minin natin Mate Ma Meta Matin Reta Me Retin tented Mean conductors could be rs The conductors find seats ’ for women help them on and 2 oe Son's hurry them. tal : Entire stock thrown away at any old price to clear it out immediately. formation carefully, remember i B U i D | N here you want to get off and . neers LDING MUST BE VACATED AT ONCE|=~ your corner, and do many T Postal Cards, Sthor pleasant things housands of dollars’ worth of new, desirable goods at one-tenth of their value. Sale opens 9:30 a.m. Watch our windows. Last Call, 3 for ... RRR — NO HICKORY STICKS oh $ g9 $1.00 Boys’ ro _Soutagne ry ad Reps and 20 Embroidery and -nivdon |] 415.00 Latent $4 Ladies’ Sutte ‘ ; ast Call, FOR FUTURE BOYS. C " Union Suits, saa Phat ~ ry | ut ook ce belt Bs est OW Ohh caccoceks - i "Gehool days! School days! 25¢ Men's Silk be dvevseedsee Call .. Dear old Golden Rule days! $1.75 Worsted 5c Penholders, 75¢ Oriental and $1.50 Finest Reading and writt Athmet! Embroidered > “3 8 1Se Fi Sal Se. L Hickory sticks! Where is the $1.75 Boys’ Woot $6.00 Boys’ 3c Hat Pi rT i wise he grown-up man of today who didn't Sweaters; choice Worsted 49 ie Set Fins 75¢ Battenberg “g ay ecg 25c Jar ! have u hickory stick when he was a of entire C Suite, « cut to, Patterns, choice o Sore 2a Marmalad boy wither on his back or in bis Mies. cides : hit CON occ . dozen of line Woo! Dress armaiade, hand? Hiekory sticks for the « Goods nee Last Call ....... teacher. Hickory sticks for s' 160 Men's ‘ ; $1.00 Ladies a i peaches in old Hen Farmer's or Handkerchiefs ¢ Lisie Hose, Srmume, Linings, Last chard. Hick clubs for nutting . ee Cali... Last Call Call as 10c Yarns 75e 1-Pound and Zephyrs, rene it Ceylon the woods hickory is a bully | ose as i onset age ED, ’ Last Call ..... Tea ame 6 Boys bo Ladi > Shed now thay say the bors ot tha ME Bathing il Orep Stineh a. ye Fans, ae and 50c Dress 18¢ Linen Doilies, 20c Bottle Yards future will have to get along—just Trunke, C : C ast rimmings, Last Best Extracts ~~ whellly aga extxt--without hickory. The N Last Cali .. BREINER. 2 “hoic ae Kg $1.00 yard Haka Wlehory easectetion has just sigs Call «+. +.0sse ey sgn nanan rebates C : 20c Dried Nectarines, Last Call ing. Most of the big hickory forests IAM Call have gone—gone into 2c Baby Ribbon, ered ys ssa at 1 J C Last Call, 10 Palle trimmed, Se lintais yards for ...... Laat Call Spokes, shafts, ax handt and 93.00 Men's Dre: $1.75 Ladies’ Derb + ‘ only isolated clumps of trees re Hate, new Ribbed Union ' Se Aluminum ee ae: $1.75 Linen oe - styles, Last Suite, Thimble, Last id Napkins, The association would tke to see Call bf Lact Outi Call Curtaina, Last Call, More forests grown, but the b tteeeee eye t : : held a convention at Cinetnnatt, and 25¢ Men's s Work the reports on the supply of the Agon ao oOo oe oo per dozen $5.00 Linen choice, . g18.00 od hory eeeve Call . mone | | . MOEA Kies vhecdse | slow grower, and men in these a 760 Ladiew’ ? piss om dm: kao timah Of @ hecre te 1Se Arrow a 25c Fancy Lace $240 Down 25c Dress | So they're looking for nub Brand Collars, ree Applique Pillows, Dress | ptitutes. Alvo if there's any hick Last Call Underwear, 4 Last Linings, all Shirts, pry in South America or any other 54 So riecee'ts OULD eecevvvrreee Last Call .......: Call wo. ..ee sevceee colors on Alps i he duty $3.50 Ladies To 760, Choice of all $3.75 Tapestry $1.76 Ladies’ Combination Embroidery and Portier heat , 75c¢ Back The Satewuard. ‘ ba Suits, woot Ingertion, Lost a Umbreting, J Sainhy Dr. McCree—-My dear Mrs. Good ‘ ribbed ....... one AM CAN ssccceveentes Call. y Combs, Fit haw could you tring out Lamt Call Last Call .... ith such # strong east wind blow — h hive SECOND AVE BETWEEN

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