The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 29, 1909, Page 4

a | eR ee a ee RS NN BAILLARGEON’S An Extraordinary Silk Sale Tomorrow | | | { et ee nga ws Is ALMOST TOO | | Another of those excellent opportunities to secure the sap s oe SIC CE itay ¢ henomenalp ¥ . ee + ee hur | | low it will emphasizeeto you again that Baillargeon’s, on high-class me } prices, af. | ete wm ma ot ee! WE FOR AG eee eee ene tyra ) dreds of px a year thr yph ever ¢| \ } | vi pagent lb ala id gar aeali de? men ae 23-Inch Genuine Shantung Pongee Silk | rate was re 180 pe ' | : | : Dr. Alex cl er A tRe 1 hority Swivel Coin Dots and Jacquard oval effects, a most excellent fabric for tree itable colors | Bal erobes, br ut the point at the medical conve av in At natural, stone gray, wistaria, coral, Copenhagen, dove gray, 0 Id blue, na ; hea brown, tte, i lantic City, and the members of the convention agreed with Dr etc, The real value of these Silks is $1.50 per yard, ON SALE TOMORROW AT 17 ( Abbott that water is the principal source of typhoid, Next t 2 1 t 8 * . i. a] Sng Tasch th cammey dace ols aeliel A Timely Special on Fownes’ Famous Double-Tipped Long Silk Gloves oF ap pone repro ase ‘a : All sides, in black, white, tans, grays and browns; qualities u sually sold at | $1.50, that the fly is one of the army's mostdo-be-dreaded enemies A A ite, g , $1.50, “As early as 186: said he, “I issued a bulletin warning | Wednesday, PCT Pall cc creceveenee Coe eeereer eens oesereee CCCP FY 6695000000 0R me B5¢ the troops collected in new camps against flies, 1 stated my be ‘ bie f s spring, and the board was called upon to trace it young George Morris Was a sopho- | cumstances, and the two years 79 yt . 3 } ’ LE out this sj Fp and . “ ‘ csive exam. | MOF at Syracuse untversity when |that remained before this dean! . ‘ 72x Linen Finish Sheets, heavy and i Lumsden did the medico-detective wor Sy SUCCESSIVE EXAM but fifteen years old, and at seven: |could be realised seomed long S l Prices | strong; a splendid hotel and boardi ( inations and investigations the milk supply, the fresh vegetables} toon he graduated with honors, | indeed pecta | house article; seam in middh ng , t — ted. Finally | Pas#i9e {n his grades old, and some | At this juncture in bis life he was ’ . : ‘ ‘ ’ sod uiddle, § ® and possible contagion from contact, were eliminatec " gray-haired, men, To graduate at offered a chair in a small Bast Extra Large Bath Towels, 23x48; regular 20¢ value, at EAE, COGN oo 0 ve vee dea ee i icion centered on a stream fed by a spring, which was the] the tender age of seventeen from alern college, which he accepted by ey i A rr j . ' bg ri th fe bl University was a far more notable| wire at once, But again tate was 12 each, OF .eeecreeeeees ie eo oe oe “4 pee oe | ad ++ Be q source of the trouble feat in those days than ft is now,| against him. As he was packing 2 f F 7 72X90 Seamless lronclac i Waa because more impertance Is given his trunk preparatory to leavin Cotton Huck Hand Towels—i8x36; soft and durable; Sheets. eact k One of the cruclest tronles of] Radium at $8,000,000 1s about] to education now than was then.|he received the following tele AS a ne ee . . $1.00 doz. sheets, each tees tate wea the fact that the Portly Had a Good Father. |eram: “Found out that you were 81x90, same quality, eacl -- 106 lief at that time that the fly also is the carrier of cholera, and} epidemics to flies which came from a ship which was detained in q 1arantine he flies ashore and followed the butchers’ carts and drays.” Whether it is flies, milk or water that cause the trouble is a great mystery to the doctors who are trying to trace the source of the undue amount of typhoid which prevails in Washington, D.C. Congress spent $3,000,000 in installing an up-to-date filter plant to cleanse the Potomac. Bacteriological tests made since the filter was installed have shown the water to be good, But! the high per cent of typhoid still prevails Dr At a girls’ school in one of Washington's suburbs where jabown here, was taken, av he in at | tening to his mastertul plea for the ; , | the present time, while serving as [life of some worthy downtrodd } H there are 400 teachers and students, a typhoid epidemic broke] ‘proven tne, wile serving as te of wme worthy downtrodden i Household Supplies at Very ‘Sheet and Pillow Case Specials | ready to make its tariff appeal as Master in the jungles never knew | an Infant industry and in the name how sick the undesirable Harri of the poor man's breakfast table man was | Every time an auto fails when Of course, if Spokane had Shown | i attempts to push a train of this grasping disposition earlier tn! oft the track, it sets the horseless | KrAduated from college at seven re Oe genta, ye 7 n 3.75 | x36, finer quality, each ...., ‘3 the season it would have been & age back a few minutos at least. eae at iene en seu, | with plenty of bad boys as scholars Scalloped, fine satin finish, value FASO veeeeeeees $3. 42x36 Linen Finish Ce 4 much more serious affair erat bors and friends it was wonderful, | ult cocweay' a dey afters at lease Special in Fancy Drawn Work—Tea Cloths, Trays and 45x36 Linen Finish ( Sr ee ates tnaicate| Waite net a Mme d Bo and be Benge Bir the comin until the bad ones came to respect | Scarfs; sizes up to a yard square; 35¢ each, or 3 pieces ity, each saa tbe that the impeachment crop ts bad. ly frosted or sunstruck or some thing appropriate decoration when start ing out on a joy ride. i | — thi tatian Of paptent, beth the| While undisputed kings of the air came | ume eres GEORGE MORRIS, The 15-Year-Old Prodigy. George 2. Morris was admired, and bis achievements were the sub | Jeot of as much discussion at the age of fifteon, when the old picture, But young Morris, however, was | lucky In having for a father a min inter of (he gospel who made a spe clalty of training and oducating his son, and so to his immediate family it was not surprising that he wat of young Morris, who, al ough proud of bis achievement elt that all of the public demon stration was unnecessary, Inasmuch as he thought the accomplishment GEORGE E&, MORRIGB, Justice of the State Supreme Court. sthe bar until he had reached hi Pajority. This thought was partiew larly gawing, he had dreams of & spellbound court and jury It only nineteen, so gave the job to An Unusual Sale of High-Class Wash Fabrics son's most popular sellers. That includes the sed Fine English Chambrays that were 50¢ and 60c per yard ard sseeveee French Plisse Parisienne that was 60¢ Mercerized English Madras that was 50¢ yard Irish Dress Linens, in plain colors and small, neat striped fects, that were 40c and 50c per yard French Pique, in pink, blue and lilac, that was 50c¢ Figured English Repps that were 40c White Swiss, with colored embroidered dots and someone else.” Could Teach School. | “Will I ever get old enough to jig a ditch?” he walled, but he) his prowess a4 4 scrapper } They thought at firet that he was | just an ordinary “high brow, soon discovered their mistake harmony relqued tn that school triet for the first time in many a but} and Three Splendid Bedspread Specials — Large size, soft | satin finish Marseilles, that are out of the ordinary Special ....... $2.50 Special .....$3.25 Hemmed, large size, value $3.00 Extra heavy, full size, value $4.00. fof cscs ADD, Seanake striy ye8 that were 35c¢ . ) ard for 15 years; none better; each 45x36 Pillow Cases, .,| Priced to You in | This Sale at 81x90 Utica Sheets; our family stand. Mosquito Bar, 8-yard bolt : | Exclusive Seattle Agents for j & e ire FRE: TERE. . . | accredited to him wan due more to Over 6,000 of Bronze, Ginas, Sliver | wart to ine She soper tj WYHht rotors ail have tol SsTetuatSyae a ea any well | tate Sat aks nian | Old Swansa China | possess marvelous powers of endur knuckle down to the weather bu — eoematave powers that he! yw Judge Morris it might be well or . } wansa : ance. pres —— |to state that he came to Seattle | Local Views bene Desig ‘ eee | ev He Had Dreams. 120 yours ago and was elected for China; 50 regular, special. 35¢ eS Bt esigns of 17th Century, i So far, the logisiative procesd-| In an auto it is doubly necessary! This prodigy also learned that| the job of assistant county attor | - — aewenweee tty = , ings remind one of an immovable to know you are right before go | ® “ i not cognizant of ex | ney. This he held for Ni geatlanes | " tronal ability or than a year, when he resigned body striking an taviethle meme, ling full speed ahe wed ; When he graduated from the law/to enter private practice, In 1903 | ee = = —= Se school and felt able and fit to de | he waa elected judge of the super. | | ted out to Ain ALL IN THE SAME BOAT fena the worst criminal on the po |lor court and eat on that beach igs ed ‘a “have been intorm Hoe dockets, or handle the most in-} until appolnted Justice of the au STAR 1 that my hor is to have tricate civil case, he discovered that | prome court of the state a few! mn the cob. Viease tell me. he could not gain his admission to ' months ago. ——— [Proper Way 10 08 En | cere - mot Jone Wine Serer 5 begin to eat fr Editors I ame taxpayer on Jand b \ aay CALL OF THE SEA BY WILL F. GRIFFIN, The sea calle loud when the waves come fn and lap on the sandy TAXPAYER lawn in the house every | Take the | night tor , wit cold er Never faiis weeks and rub tt neg, Vaudeville mit, } shore, | “Curse the luck,” mutt And I bear In the night the sullen boom of the breakers’ angry TH follow you to t roar; | oh Sb pou won't," said the tale I gaze thro’ the pane for the harbor light and I hark to the bell Pilal buoys dirge. “Why notr” Recause I'm only going oe far as That comes like a chant from the cold, gray sea where the sirens’ Omaha.” valees merge. guarantee of purity and accuracy. “Bartell” Part fer Him, 1 dream of the men who go down In ships to seas uncharted, far, But, m how Ie this? , Bills “ a And wonder if there where they sail tonight there gleams o os for, pearly “4 he telies ~ | for Quality —always. gilding tar Ancient History Moderateed. net at were tor ve | = . EIN Ba. Solomon war contemplating bulld- ing the temple Anyway, if | hugtie I can get it completed before they @o the Seattle | Weltgme arch.” in podping an injunction, oweded to gather material * eer |® BEERLESS TOWNSHIP Got your first aide ready for it~ TALKS SEC HON. i cmeaarspe INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, June “For yes! Here are | neckties for me at 26 cents each.” Meggendorfer Hiaetter 1 wonder if hearts are beating wild and long for their home return, Or whether a ship les a dreary Wreck where the waters ewirl and eburn, Cuts That Count for Wednesday Parker Pray'’s Rosaline | Parker Pray’s Ongaline Damascus Nail Files, very special nT se Extra Long Damascus Nail Files, Neweomer—Are the people at your summer hotel congenial? Propristor—Yes, indeed. They are always sympathizing with each eee he pro- bd | I ook and hark for the sea to tell, but nothing is there to hear That brings me rest in its word or song—to quell the doubt and fear! There's naught that comes in the misty night to tell what the { glance at the girl that put a tinge of pink into her cheeks. * * THIS BUSINESS 7 heart would know Yor Fenuine sopptp commend 20.—The flag of secession has ' ‘hey sighed in unison, so embar. Oh, the sea calls loud to hor wayward child—she calla, and I 9/4 to blah negied shots that are rum) ® been unfurled in heretofore grade; special ‘ ‘ . ' Greed obvious, that the man must go! 5; ocala = ee loyal old Indiana. | Mrs. Potter's Walnut Juice Hair Stain OF LIFE Bea beth oa pos ge Hyd i teraed Merely a4 suggestion, why A whole township wants out #/ cial . ee qqunnepeeneee ns wouldn't It bi ood plan to or-| * , s and looked at the Bondy The Lye "oe beltetieaas a >, RES | Cantey a voluntest buckel brigade to | OD rmaaen centy vot aif | SWedish Hair Renewer, the genuine ; 7 Dentogen Tooth Powder Thymol Tooth Paste, special price .. 70ene P. & W. Chemically Pure Cream of Tartar, a full for i Special Values in Trusses, Elastic Hose, struck up an old Spantsh alr, and the girl, in a voce of pure charm, sang & ballad of a dark-eyed Anda- lusian maiden waiting and whisper. ing behind the grating of old Cadiz BY STUART B. STONE. Bhe was petite and blond, with | deep blue eyes that reflected the foar years of the garnering of wis od dry the residents of Frank: lin township were chagrined. Mont of the residents are Ger- mans. They like “their beer.” And they want “their beer.” Gov, Maraball has received & petition from a majority of provide water for the city In case |the dear old Cedar river pipe line gives out again To the first person making % sor. eto wr t jen rie Visits the Earth as a Special Correspondent and Makes Wire arth he py Noted. we will sive less Observations in His Notebook. & nice dish of stewed pranes A Phiiadeiphia man ie tryt im to the sands the don and the maid corner the peach crop. it's 4 to|}® the residents of Franklin ask- re eens ent, 9 "| were kissing through the bars, and || “4442 MG4-P/TCWED Vock IN WOUER realize how he can accomplish this. ing that they be attached to #| New York Elastic ‘Truss, regular $1.25 dese like attitudes In the small row-| things tke sanitary engineering and || arp“ QZeRe® we male ene, atti’? © | pouch cqnter' of tne universe. "A {| Floyd county, which has voted F E! lar $t on tt ie @ WAS) settiom TN BEING ADORE. paueh center of the universe. Ain't oy y, which has vo Faxter’s Elastic Truss, regular $ fresh from his technical school and ttomeat work ed to have sb is FARTN~ it, iia? , wet, axter's Elastic Truss, regula Swedish Spring Truss, regular $2.25 Melbourne English Truss, regular $4.50 Hood Patent Truss, regular $7.50 .....4 Linen Kneecaps, Leggings or Anklets, | gone from the world to make way for moonbeams and sentiment. They | sald no word all the way up the winding path to the summer hotel | And then it was only “Goodnight.” ; = / Gave You That Two Wétxs AGO ge. \TO MAK CLING ENTAUSIASTICALY YP To VIEW SMALL PACKET THR . Buiten . TO CONWAY PURPORT OF REMARKE M45 EARTH DEING VARY DEEPLY IMPRESSED, ~e The secession movement te s backed by every German reel dent and the matter is recetv- ing serious attention, Harrt son county has 13 townahips, while Pioyd has but five. ‘The Heal Pusste. Toom at the top,” | Very serious with his set purpose in pA dts toesectteataatett ase Ae there without } o- The dinglest death trap that Robt | Boyle discovered that winter was the Westside barracks, Aw be clat- | tered down the rickety stairs with the agent, he scolded severely and | threatened with the strong arm of | the law. At the foot of the steps, a | elimpse through an open doorway [had bim hounding unthinkingly through it. In the little, bare roon | were Miss Editha Payne philan thropist and sium worker, and Mra IV Dennis McCarthy and her family of l |#even young and hopeful Mo bh | Carthys, a | \ “PF Answers (0 Correspondents, Dear Kditer; Tam in eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeenneeenee See EERE ERE R ERE REE eed —4 Paragon Abdominal Belts, regular $2.25 Linen Abdominal Supporters, $1.50 grade for . 5 Utility Abdominal Belts, $3.75 grade for Special Made Fashion Belts We have just installed a special pr fitting, etc., at our main store, 610 Se [_Tonay's srvuts Tooar | Outfit for Summer | In the Easy Way | —pay a little down and | a little at a time 13 Bartell Drug Stores for your new apparel No.1—Old Store | No, 2—Main Store | No. shell SPECIAL THE EMPRESS—Instantaneous Hair Color R One application sufficient to restore gray or faded hait | its natural color. No shampooing or after wi essary. Regular price $1.00 per box. en ee | duce, 89¢, Editha!” exclaimed t } fi t akeneae d the sanitary | (2 | grinned. “Robert!” erled the settlement | Worker, 60 that the shrewd, kiadly Mra, McCarthy shrugged her shoul THEY SAID NO woRD ALL|“°r* ‘ THE WAY UP THE WINDING | Sh-b-b-h Little Patrick's sick,” PATH TO TH UMMER HOTEL } Warned Editha. “I've been singing euaby songs to him,” Ife of condemning f1-1t, {l-ventt “She has, indade. She's an angel,” lated tenements in the work of n| said the discerning Mra Medan) eanitary engineer. a so «that the agent fi) HY & He w dark-| wink! r hatred, darkeyed, wellknit and|” The Inspector sat rown, awed tn Complete and down-to-date stocks of Men's 806 Second Avenue 610 Second | Corser pint storn as Jupiter Olympus, ‘They | the presence of the girl by the sick and Women’s ready-to-wear apparel at ex- meee Tate wes | Avenue Near the OHY were both somewhere near 2%. | bed, @ wonderful tend 23, r derful tenderness in The discussion has been solemn | heart = enough for sraybeard pedants. “I “He's the man that makes the Will write my name with Ciara Har: | cruel landlords give us fresh alr and tremely moderate prices. No extra charge if you wish to —-no red tape—our Liberal open an account Credit Privilege ton and Florence Nightingale, | Nght,” continued Mrs, MoCar ws a A thy = : Raber: Towed | the girl, Mt Mt|"He's a man-angol.” ‘Then she) ——————= ‘ “i wees is ALL convenience. ot for tha’ ~ Bhe allowed | winked at Misa Editha. it's me and the seven children Mra, MeCarth % ; ) ; , ) Y y Is right," he eatd the delicious alternative to find ex-| There was un awkward pause, (give lim heart for his carcer.” |"¥ve known all the time I lacked siete Sooty sigh, | while Patrick, In his fever, called| The good lady paused to let the | something—and it is you.” T Wnee i oon announced the|for lee cream sandwiches, Then/ moral soak tn, and the youn, Deo | “T think I began to kwow when ne hy ‘. preserve the lives Mra (McCarthy obnerved ple, looking up salad Mewes let | you left me that night at the hotel,” — - itherto doomed to dis It's fine work ye're doing, only thelr gazes encounter. Somehow, # | said the girt : aed _ a _ lack of God's} I don't ses how ye go It alone. Now, great Hight "had come to young And Mrs. Dennis McCarthy m1 te . it were not for! Dennis comes home of nights from Boyle. Crossing the room, he put| clapped her hands so loudly that Manes © allowed his delicious! the big hotel where he rolle trunks|out bis hand toward Miss Hattha| little Patrick desired to know where ve to find expresstom in aj all the livelong day, and he says| Payne, was the clreus parade, * Eastern Outfitting Co., Inc. 1332-34 Second Av. 209 Union St. “Seattle's Reliable Credit House” For Ladies and Gentlemen Mexsage and Cooling Mo Inctuded ta Treatment We Sollelt Your Patronage. / & —TOURIST BATHS— be aa” Ovetdental.