The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 6, 1909, Page 7

‘GIVES HOBO $5 PIECE FOR FIVE GENTS AND LATTER RETURNS i) (By United Presa) SAN FRANCISCO, Aug When & beggar returned a $6 ~ to Reuben Kalleky n, the Alleged | few minutos Car Swindler, Is) toe earch of eanturien Return to This Diogenes, the famed Greek philoso . pher, who passed a lifetime 11 pity With Officers. ORDINARY FOLKS wi? 4 plece a clerk who a a pofore TTR. bur, 1 ‘ y KC {0 \ [WILL WANTED? ONLY THe Ay Or Tre Cop]aho- THe Munna” GET To vort began by of an honest man, came to a on Filmore st, San Francisco. Kalisky was walking down the thoroughfare last night unkempt and ragged fe from a shadow of a asked for 10 cents coffee and doughnuts » Offi-| gave the begkar two without | passed on He had traversed a block when ithe hobo ran up behind him and }tapped him on the shoulder Didn't you make a mistake, mis the ter? ho asked, extending a grimy of Paw. “One of these nickels is a gold ploce Kalisky grasped an awning rod to support himself, When he bad recovered from the shock he took back his gold and rewarded the man with a ailver dollar e United Press when an IRIAND, Cal, Avs. ¢ Jobnren, the alles 1 utreet , stated ¢ that she Mra Gea and colhs lay out extradl. After years of pretended popularity shown Dy a flokle public, the cam palen clgar will no longer bring & nauseous sensation In the real because it will no longer j be nded out from a beautifully lithographed box by a generously Inclined “gent And it fell to Hi Gil to the death knell of the much and justly ridiculed campaten "ropes." | Hiram Chawles Gill, grand | worthy president of the—at times }arand and worthy elty counell, has let it be known that he le to be h north | windling out Which iC is stated she got Fake injuries, her husband, | , and his brother, Lu ee will be taken a also. Mra fa confined to her bed in y hospital and is said to| Seasick. Sho was taken sud-| sii peveral days ago and prob) VANCOUVER, 8. C.—Earl Grey 5 vi @ to accompany and his daughter left here yosterday to Seattle for & week at) afternoon on the steamer Quadra | for Skagway on route to the Yukon ORROW—SATURDAY WE WILL SELL 1,000 PAIRS LADIES’ OXFORDS tan, calf, tan vicl, gun motal, viel kid, all sizes, all widths Values Up to $6 $2. 95 Now ....... Ghildren's Shoes. Values up to $2.00, Now ...... Shoes. Values up to $3.60. Now $1.35 to 00, $7.00, $8.00 Oxfords, now WE ARE RETIRING FROM BUSINESS. the next election in February He Hite the Pipa, Now, to the visitor ia our city, lot it be known that our Hi (after you know him you call him Ii) has gained considerable of reputa ton aa a hitter of the pipe, |. «, of the corn cob variety, oo that whrn- ever & Seatilelte thinks of a corn SHOE CO., rsv’ av TOMORROW assortment of silk Neckwear in values up to 50c thrown on the table tomorrow. They come in reversible four-in-hands and loose chief end four-in-hands; all pure silk; but our motto is to enter each in with new goods, hence the big cut to 15¢ for tomorrow only. ferwear 45c and 85c it and medium weight mesh, Peruvian yarns, silk-plated lisles, res; in all colors, which will not crock. \dds and Ends Men’s Suits and Separate Pants you are in need of a good suit of clothes and didn’t feel as if d afford the price during the summer. than market cost with good, durable suits, heavy enough to be We can supply you now i the year on the coast. All broken lines and odd lots are cut to ; Bargains in Golf Shirts wat 55c, 85c, $1.15 to clean up our stock of all summer goods. Cormack Bros. 812-14 t Avenue Colman TWO STORES—SEATTLE. TACOMA The campaign cigar ts doomed, | on| ting ¢ woomlingly | sides. sound | len a’ chair candidate for the job of mayor at, cabinet, eeeeeeeeeeeeee | dairyman, [00 gallons of milk wore | toria. | of the Pacific coast, giving daylight THE STAR SEATTLE WILL HAVE A COB PIPE CAMPAIGN CHMIOT wit, Want nee Ds ee 10 iar GILL ae. FREA ror COMELGE Boys ob pipe he thinks of Hi Gill vice versa Thus it waa that our Hi wae alt ngromed in thought In the and plexia | committee room of the counct! you terday Loud noises were heard on laughter through the corridors outslde as tolling @ story Tem 8 gings coming up from reet below Hit through it Hi He was curled up on a hickory afternoon all Holaterous Mub ol were all our with one toot doubled un. der him, and with the other perch ed on the highest rung of the chair braces, with bis large soft felt hat pulled down over his eyes, silently puffing at his pipe-—a corn cob, of course. Suddenty he sprang to bis foet exclaiming You've got what,” asked a friend ding near. An idea, an idea, of course, what did you think I had, the D, T.'st" Unfolds Hie Plan, And then he unfolded his plan It was to buy $0,000 corn cob pipes to distribute during the coming cam palgn. And each pipe to hav GI” printed on the side, and each pipe is have a package of to baceo » ong with it, “Great,” sald everybody lay & telegram it east to pipe factory which sald; Wire best on 30,000 cob pipes with “Hi Gill tn large letters on bowl.” Skeet hakhheeeae * * SEWS ON HIS EAR, ® CENTRALIA, Wash, Avg. # &--In an accident near Kop jah G. F. Riley came in com tact with the grubbing ma- chine hook and lost the upper half of his right ear. John Pollock, a neighbor, reunited the severed car, bandaged tt up and sent the Infared man to « doctor, but the surgeon fFefused to disturb the dressing already applied, saying that the operation wae satinfactory, and that without doubt Riley will regain a whole ear, RRRRKARERERRH EE CAUGHT WATERING THE WILK HE SOLD Milk Inspector Gus Henderson and his assistant, Charles Deering, captured Pete Omega, a South Park tn the act of pumping Water Into hie milk, and as a result doatroyed, yesterday. Omga waa brought be fore Dr, J. B. Crichton, efty health officer, A warrant wan later Issued for bis arrest and the man will tried. Victoria With a Princess Princess Victoria leaves at 9:00 a. m. daily for Vancouver via Vic- The real modern steamship views of the Sound, Straita of Fuca, the famous Active Pasa, Gulf of Georgia, passing tn full view of the salmon fishing Moet at the mouth of the Praze Canadian Pacific Ry. 609 First avenue, one Sohmer ........$250 Chickering & Sons $235 Crown .........$145 Gerhard .......$155 Marshall & Wendell .......$145 .$110 Kelso - $100 D. S. Johnston. . Easy Terms Without Interest. Cline Piano Co, 1406 First Av. rang | tilted back againat the filing} ‘T've got It, I've got itt” inquirtogly * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * | | | t | be | ~ -PRIDAY, AUGUST 6, 1909, Also Princess Styles va Beautiful fine Lawns in plain white, light blue, pink, lavender and all kinds of stripes, figures and plaids; trimmed and finished with lace and embroidery. Gloves all sien; elegant beautifully stitched; regular $1.50 value Saturday, a palr 98c Don't Mi Pair of These, Ladjew ik Lisle Gloves. button length; all our regular $80 seller urday, extra spect colors; Sat 50c Ladies’ Lisle Gloves, all sixes, our regu 25c and Washable many regular urday, everal colors aller colors all einen The sellers, Floor Pa Test Rody Brussel sit nr} foot; 922.60 value. $2 7 out t Trusso! Hug, made tn one ploce, ut reame. ox1 feat ght RTS Heavy Axmir font; 927,60 ¥ Hug, 6x9 foot out to Aaminster Ruge. 44.80 value ut te os fame Rug. value eut Wo Velvet Rugs Bu6 foot $4.26 value, cut to Same Rug value, out to I1x64 Inches t1x84 Inch, Royal Steel Granite Tea Pot, 47c Size, Special 25c Rosewt welt ape Free with ‘each intra bright tin akimmor feouring Soap, nat bat Be “Me 4 elow: ‘Label BATE ci veeeeeeeneee Bhinola, acane HOSIERY One-Third Off S0c Gauze Lisle Hose, me 960 | white, grey or brown c ite Fancy Hose for WOME ...s0006 “12sec 250 Blaek Lace or fine Cotton Hose ,, White Skirts 35c 16- | Bitk | 49)" $2.85 $3.40 1.60 $2.65 235 Food-Cutter, with four Gosen Frait Jara, & granite fruit dipper or for tubs, sinks and i .. 15¢ | Every one of them correct midsummer styles; all sizes. 5 and $6 LUES SATURDAY BARGAINS IN Another express shipment Wash Pongee Silk; of natural « skirt Special at Light, Medi ohtldr women's per yard mand Dark Dress | i's wear; wash also lingerie and black, Bp per yard...eses woar urd 760 AND $1.00 ALL-WOOL | Those goods outwear almont ¢ all wool, also ite we shades; included are checks, shadow platds to 46 inches, me pr | Regular $1.26 all new. this season will please Men’s Oxfords | Perhaps the shoes you wore from home burt your feet Try | a pair of our $2 Glazed Kid Low Shoes, at, a BC pair... Fpectal to clowe, per pair Otrie’ Dong with wedge heels, patent tips, slace ep 8 ee 19¢ at, pair ,. Barefoot Sandals — Specially priced to pulekiy clowe entire stock; cool weather bas great i} arded the use of Harefoot Hes hence the cut prices. a Stoel, ola Kid Shoes, some $1.00, $1. 125 and $1.50 White Lawn Waists Beautiful new White Lawn Watsts, ince and embroidery immed deatod- Ang oF front; Children’s Sweaters 25c Warm little Sweater Coats, with pockets, white or grey, olor only; material for inexpensive coats wide. very other kind; aring ability and many others. Special tomorrow at, per yard... | Patent or viel, SILKS 5 DRESS GOODS 760 341NCH PONGEE SILK, 48¢, this and be eatifel | 48c much-wanted just the sults, walete and yard ... ” 0c DRESS GOODS, 19¢, | Fabrica, including schoo! | plaids for wultable for Baturday at, also 600 PLAIN WASH BILKS, 204, inch Washable Plain Bilka for waists, dresses, scarfs Bi. shades at London's, and lining; 30¢ PANAMA CLOTHS, 48¢. i Cpa: | | the staple “ASC including cream guare ast comes in al oly neat patterns in Widths 0) $1.26 NEW FALL PLAIDS, 5D¢, | imported, German made, all-wool plaid Dress Goods, | We are the first that are showing new merehandise; 46 inches wide, and a variety that See them Saturady “SNAPS” IN Rouen SHOES Bpectal per 59c | Women’s Coo! Oxfords stylish Blucher cut, moderate street sole, | military heels; | they are bean ties. Values to $2.60 for ,.... id's White Kid Ankle Ribbon ifort Toxibie sole 48c Special, pair 1600 palts Women's Kid yelues to $2; there are bright viel kid, with medium wel Breet toles aud patent { 1, ch, | Corset Cover Embroidery 10,000 yards of Corset Cover Embroidery; 18 tn. wide; beautiful patterns on fine cambric and muslin; values p=PRETTY JUMPER DRESSES 02.799 GREAT Underwear SPECIAL In London's Store for Men The to S8¢ a yard, Saturday, | extra special, Fancy Lace 6,000 yards of Fancy Lace; many patterns and several widths, inserting and edge; regular prices 10c to Lic. (-— Saturday, extra special, ® yard .....045 3c HAMILTON-BROWN sHORS Long white Pottiooata, cut very full, with embroidered ruffie. Muslin Gowns 45c Women's Muslin Gowns; yoke of muslin, insertion and tucks; full sizes, TRUNKS MID-SUMMER SALE OF MEN’S OXFORDS REDUCED TO $2.85 and $3.95 All Styles and Sizes. Tan, Black or Patent Leather Men’s Shoe Store 805 First Avenue Colman Building Keep Your Eye on Th e Star Want Ad Columns. There's Money in It for You. Eat Mapleine Ice Cream —It’s Delicious Mapictne te the new flaver— better than maple. DO YOU WANT TO BUY, RENT OR EXCHANGE ©. REGISTERS? ndepondont deaters hand- ia, mew and second hand “you big money. INDWALL 00, Benttle, Wash, iT “lt ing al hi wav THs #11 Piret Avi MARTIN & CO. LOVmDS, (807 Second Av, Opp. Savoy Hotel, The Home of TePTmrre pen wlove in this city for $1.00 « ir Men's 500 and T5e ribbed bot Drawe fine § atlk-finish Balbriggan; beautiful goods day, and offer it at, per garment Spectal 2 for ves ++., 206 | $1.00 Men's Silk Underwear. only Special 59c Men's blue or black lace wear Special enough for a wedding; 100 different patterns to choose Bpeclal Men! do not ov ever bought; the world-re nowned Shaw-knit. 50c $1.00 Boys’ Wash Sults, in blue and red chambray; 49c | % Boys’ Corduroy sizes 7 to 17, 49c $1.50 Boys’ Indian Suite, trim- begs and feather cap; sizes 8 to 11 8c $1.25 Boys’ Indian Suits, with feather cap. 75c G. feature every style that feat dictates We an rit wee ten pn BE ae $1.00 You'll pay more for the goods alone, and we have values to ety 10c Lady travelers are bound to need wearing apparel. certzed skirts in good 4% assortment, at, each., Ladies’ Auto Scarfs, of Orien- tal crepe, with fancy stripe, der; 3 $1.98 "Trimming and Buttons Jet Buttons; buttons from 26c_ to $1.00, and trimming tom Shirts and saddle-seat moat ¢ {t all out Satur ¢ Cooks’ Aprons. Balbriggan weight; shirts 500 weave Balbriggan Under Men's Golf Shirts; nico from. pairs of the best Box you Special, 3 pairs for sizes from 3 to 8 years Pants; Spoclal med in yellow, with red Spectal Bpectal The new models now tn stock fay i rt yt absoll com- all colors and sizes; $1 Petticoats We offer lovely mer- in pink, cream, blue, laven- al All kinds of Jet Trimming and Savings & Trust Co. of Seattle Capital Surplus and un- divided profits .. 40,000 The increase in our deposits is proof that people are saving their money. We think, too, that our constant reminder that we are after business—-YOURS has been the means of bring- ing some depositors to our Bank. inveRest 4 Pen cent Compounded Semi-Annually. JAMIS DP, HOGER, President B, SOLNER, Cashlor DIRECTORS, Ferdinand Sehmits, J. D. Low- man, A. B. Stewart, ©. H. Bebb, R. C. McCormick, James D. Hoge, N. B. Solner. CORNER SECOND and CHERRY 8TH EET Branches at Batlerd, Georgetown and Renton, Th mented by the drug compouns 1416 Becond Av. ven preseription service means that the doctor's skill In pre soribing fe most efficientiy supple Ye oki! in RAVEN DRUG CoO, Eat Mapleine Ice Cream —It's Delicious Maplotne ts the new flavor— better than maple H. L. KLEIN THE SHOEMAKER, H If you can't get boots or f shoes to fit you, get them made f if to View Lots Near Exposition Oniy $200; LS ay =. Cash and $10 460x120, city, Only $2,260; terme International Bond & Realty Co., 1009 American Bank Butiding. Madam Paul 1323 Third Av. Just a fow at an bare om Come today, waiking distance to heart of OSTEOPATHY Grugiess methods A. Holt, 407-8-9 People’s Bank Bidg., Becond and Pike, Mato 3461, Electricity, vibration, Mght ther- apy, hot air sweat baths, and other Optical rooms for fitting glasses and treating eyes Best equipped offices in Beattie. Con- sultation free, Treatments $1 each, Osteopath end Optician,