The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 18, 1909, Page 3

THE STAR—WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 18, 1909 ree BAY Things at Picnics, 08 the big - : 5 \ r. Ready to Don Gloves and ri Weddings Follow, Ar d Maggie te twiett € ‘ Get Even V ith Man THE STONE, FISHER CO. } SECOND AND UNIVERBITY | THE STONE cents, & bargain Divorces Generally jay aT . Who Said He Was Fit «RS | Ny) Fee") August Saleof Blankets FIGHER CO. , the Aa G0, olka 7 ve millionaire Pugh on ee (he United Preas.) theKeep © ‘ ‘ sear he une 4a Pe a a ~ Prowident Taft le w | Sas or ipa secu | Filling Needs of Every Home Ma Aun nd ane > ve t F t. don't yo him and deliver s are and Dos pte Peles | | or “hayw i ey call it ; oe cep blavinn ¢ Another throng will buy tomorr And Cupid laughing-—it he had a 4 ’ Hy presidential t ' if} thought are looking ahead to needing more s, he'd be laughing in them -- ; Secretary Ca ' , " , nights coming, and are taking advan The Cupid Laugh, “lay under a avalaneh , * he boat Just sliding) | 2 A ‘ | tions regarding the reporte that the|f} sale. anding. And there! | } resident has shown wonderful - F snners” on the whart,| |] SAVE! Q a vy weight ecta and that he Lowest prices of the whole ) at looking for the couples with the! | v » the ak of a great boxer) " love light thelr eyen, | 7 SLY Be r there ts a Ie clerk at | 4) 4 wale ie not taking box-| wh t selections—entire keeping ope t ng | ‘ robat never ai OV k ! amou lanket hov md th are jf. p's thore Jared , miter today : and the runner get a commission < talk { ‘Wage Full 11-4 both ways. And there you are jfact th President Taft takes Says Judge Albert C, Tarnes exercise with weights,/f] a pair; for 6D¢. The young f ot romanti dumb bells, ote ton Sk 7 in Wron & get romantic over | Cotton Sheet Blankets Cupid in i the moe t ahh the waves. and = : | Barker oud in his denial] #) ga. cig : y who ought to ha before they have time to think 5 | that Taft is about to discard gol . : oe J Old @ all—and » twice, they are married A fire which started at Virginia} loaded with bargain remnants of|for a more Rooseveltian form of|f| O5¢ a pa 1 56e. . MARY'S UNSHRINKABLE three months the J We will have to get atrict Jaws | and Western av, yesterday morning | Muslin, which could have wait oxerciae | xtra Size Cott Blankets, in gray, tan BLANKETS . to keep Cupid off the boats, or else After @ Zoent alice of wat n 1 never said the president was} or ¢, with col lers: worth re 2 There's| we'll have to change the — lice x has been swabbed around on the| boxing,” declared Barker, “I never|{l ly @1 9 desis, ty eal te or cea cons wart at, several blocks away.! pavement it ts only worth 1 cont./eald he had the making of « good|i} [4 ) $1.25 a pair; for $L. 00. strictly all f and There are hundreds of people | &!4 Was not entirely out until Gus Rosenstion did not realize at once | prigefighter and wrestler and that) Pure White Cotton Blankets, without white, for $9.95. Kllchen| getting married every demmeent|Roseastion, a tallor, jumped Into|that the odor of buraing eulphur|all he needed was a ilttle more|f| border; extra large, {ull 12-4 size; for $1.80 81. MARY'S RED LOGAN BLANKETS what she looked {t stern | these places, and an appa Hiliot bay and que “i the flames. was due to the ignition of ches | training ‘ fon are a whame.|}) g pais 70x80 inche ' P ler, size, Hea with colored border spread rapidly until it reached ng per T e | near cent of om The fire started at 7 minutes past in his pistol pocket. He had be | No won op dent is sore fide boat, and bi ear 4s cent of them come to us to get we p y \ ET a et of ot! » she married again~sometimes as bo 1 o'clock, but it nm have been come so fidgety while watting to| The presidential dignity of the : INDIAN BLANKETS 4 Pe ge fad they both of them have as 10 days after they have gone | *™0uldering for several minutes be get « warrant for the arrest of one | pre nistration which fol _ From almost all the J ibes of the} 1 Be ates: 86. 95. Coy they folug with other p through the ceremony,” j fore that * mistook it for hives teameter that even safety matches | lowed the regime when boxing and] West; just the thing for lounging, for canoe wool a{ is aren't 8 re j and fidgeting about, hoping to would have been excited Into ge-|Wrestiing matches were in high/Hl iste and for the camp dae oaniinw fens ST. MARY'S SAXONY BLANKETS vo clothes or excursions got # relief without any unos thon; so the ordinary sulphur stick |favor at the White House, ts tnjur $4.50 $12.00. anging v 72x84 bound \ 2a rit shows now because there tatious and unseemly scratching no chance at all jed and there { ible in the wind - ts ‘ sgh’ : . to pay—and everything in| He even smelled burning sulphur,’ Suddenly Gus Jumped up with alabout the summer capitol today | ST MARY'S SAXONY BLANKETS warranted all wo I lue y up every way but mistook that, too, attributing yell. He sought the bay with the ize T2xB4: bound with ail taffeta rib borders; a pair $17.50. then maybe the divorce! (Ry Untied F ) it to the scathing rebuke which a tnetinet of a camel that heade for; CONTINUE TO FIGHT RATS. ly i A Extra large, 78x90 inches Or a desertion | WELLINGHAM A * ik ‘ iteameter was at that moment ad: the nearest oasis. A hundred de} The fight on rate ie to be con-|f} bon arranted aul pink, blue or yel arg ’ 1 kid with ey 2 us. At the | ntnistering a fellow teameter. The lighted boy# raced at his heels. |tinued. ‘This was decided upon at low borders; a pair ‘$17, 50. Other Blankets t f would stick | POlt# of guns and by main force, | first team ) 4 that his With a single spring over a big/the mééting of the city council | . it would 40 men robbed the Milligan and! Wagon, loaded watermelon piling Gus Waa under water, and|finanee committee y y aftor piabt, bat he docsn't. He just Kallsen traps, at Point Roberts, of | #lices, had the of way be was about to go down for the third/ noon, when the heal partinent |} Sats tor some other unaup.| eee Worth of fish at 10 o'clock | cocdy, while the cart which had his home, returned with his Sunday|markéed 0. K. The estimate was x pale, ben Pogo ;‘ ~ feet br run into him and veneered the pave: | trousers, which Rosenstien slipped 00 for plague Inboratory main 111-4 size an te | ower boats ewoope “ red ° d been | o1 de te 1,000 fo younty. |i} 1 Cupia. lakers tide ten hast on novia mont with red, juley fruit, had been ‘on under water |tonanee and $1,000 for rat bounty, | red and blac ¥ a rc bie avy ny ae saran "Down with Cupid,” the the trap guards, rifled the traps | | worth $7.50 a pair lots ot noe pinooe Staten sovonue caters tayo been GOVERNOR HAY SIGNS GENERAL BOOTH 1S hours’ run of Chicago "*0t for by American ca rymen, | Bann de Sect ee ree i odee“aasot| THE DUWAMISH BILL) THREATENED WITH idays. St. Joe, Mich. the raiders to justice Dead-«hot the raiders to, Justie. "Deadshot {game ie borg‘ Basement Items for Thursday Also Tomorrow Gretna Green of the watch at the traps, and a reward | my #2 | oo 6IX TABLE TUMBLERS, 19¢ , 10c Perforated Chair Beate, all | $2.50 to $4.00 Shoes at f } F | 6 presence . engineer | . oy oe hours of $1,000 te offered by local can in oe acm go ted, oy Pamioeee TOTAL BLINDNESS: CLEMENCEAU AS EDITOR. Thin blown: worth $1.00 dozen, sizes, 5é, Sale of Fall Sample Suit ition the boat, for instance, |"erymen for the detention of any | iia, Gov. Hay signed the Duwam: | COMIMY United Pree) Special, 6 for 19¢, be Wood Mixing Spoons, 2¢, } Savings. ma Harry, Jim and Maric, |!"ate attempting to rob a trap, — Ji.) Liver improvement bill yeater . a Aum. oh te geet opto gaan (Bix to a buyer.) $1.00 Steel Axes, 884, Children's Wash Dresses at the stowaway, Maggie iday afternoon. The purpose of the ONDON, Aug. General [who tly resigned as premier 10¢ Long- Handle Coal Shovel, 3hc Kitchen Cleaver, the Lowest Prices. ihe blouse factory wed! erro ereent CLUE GAYS, tea is to make possible the creation, Willlam Booth, for years the of France following « dispute with |] Ge. . 26c Black Satin page eh Low Prices on Small Rugs. one of the company's! , Thursday and Priday have been | of commercial waterway systems of the Salvation Army, to. |& member of the Prench cabinet, be Cotton Dish Mops, 2! | the best in the market, for ®¢, } $5 Sale of Milliner, nb Is & street car conduct. “esignated as Improvement Clubi yy tevying taxes on the property y is threatenes with total | Will take an editorial position on h Mop 2@ 86! h the m . ¢. ¥ Pretty Marie sells ladies’ S&¥# at the éxposition. A whole|ionotited, In celebration of thie As the result of hie [one of the big Paris dailies, ac meta suit satieace ae the department store boatload of flowers is being browaht | syeut the Duwamleh River Improve | cording to & semi official announce in Phoat churns through the| from La Conner to decorate the ment club will hold a jollification i mont made today eaving @ great, swirling Pine Arts ball. where the meeting meeting in Ward's hall, George | en | fl of foam and bubbling | Of representatives from the various | town, next Saturday night the provinces and will remain Mbind it. It's moontight, ea! Improvement clube will be) ape ob promises to begin at} im England for treatment. Re- / are playing the pop i fonce the formation of an improve: | 4 BA OVEN CUR \) | Stores ® You Kid,” “Love Muh te » Fisch, we ALLENS FOOT-RASK,| ment district, secure the necessary | | SEATTLE «Geet lorld Is atine,” and antiseptic po petitions and presenting . to} $nd “Harvest Moon.” 1° A the county commissioner | cing and much talking ' ‘ ‘| paratory to calling an ob } | - | | NEW YORK, Aug. 18—Mre Daisy B. Davenport, wife of Homer Davenport, the cartoonist, is suing T for separation, She charges aban Our Office Desk Sale, which started on THE MARKETS | Monday, was a success beyond our expec- The fellowtay tations. Many fine and medium-priced ede Fee “si THE STAR WANTS Desks were sold, and the purchasers were 4 Nhe <p fated La SUCCESSFUL BOYS fected. A heavy shipment of new Desks | ff\eygeccc is due to arrive shortly, and we must pre- zap em Y Saas | Brotiers, th pare space for them by closing out the fol- | Hen" live =| ome We'll Teach Them “e” Make Money the Heavy Price Reductions for This Sale | )\"y"¢ TOP OFFICE om os ROLL TOP OFFICE se, by ‘double pedestal, “ Worl DESK, single pedestal type, solid oak, C Din \ sanitary type, solid oak golden or Early * m. finished golden or weath ' 3 $32.50 value ? i eeytt ered; $25.00 value, for 40 ‘ MRS. 8, POTTS. é Nee... $24.75 31.4 .. $18.75 Vothe : Ne : After suffering for three years O { S t A N Ww ‘ n ; 1” ” or 0@ steers ved at) with rheumatiam in a serious form n m a r Every penny 4 e spaper =, OFPICE + Re ott get Sait = - “4 » Baad EE Das and stomach and howel, troubles, Bo gounte. ; B H ble pedestal ni ZSK, double pedestal, Yoal, larme Ree pita, © . : Se ae jouble pedesta j f . er See , av, now finds herself completely YS make lots of oy as type, quartered j ’ quartered oak, finished os prose be pr oes desk for 829.75 ae . $65.00 a itt treatments, is one of the most pro r e a n e 0 e m a rt > ERICH | \ es neptaricye i PU TOP. OBFICE ran . motngaaiAnd corcain cures, made ti) , TOP OFFICE | ROLL, TOP TYPEWRIT- | DESK, ‘single pedestal, 1, 506 severa # — LT almost everything in an effort to low back, double | ER DE single pedes sanitary type, solid oak, |] Fite sotiesck - ot rellef, friend suggested that metal, quartered oak, tal, solid k, finished finished golden or weath | 1m, 108, $6.00 per ton to the Bake Oven rooms, 220 rolden : . . . SO deak fc higher. te jes Savings Bank & ‘ golden ; a $33,50 de sk for. | ered; $17.50 value for ; Feed—Sellin , J Feooe hae im... ‘ 8 50 : $12.75 [Western Washingt Bulldinge She went there, took a _ timothy 14. 00@16 short COutse of treatments, af ‘Op RICE ( TOP WYPEWRIT le : SBTC cantern Washington from Whe Btart got benefit. Af * * a es FFICE | ROLL TOP TYPEV LAT TOP OFFICE ath 2.00. 24.00 | for daan atly was completely cured. | A large number of the most successful men in the world, at one time or ER DESK, double pedes DI double pedestal . 0G 15.00 bol | i rr ; z ’ Tl Whe j The yikin caused by the rheuma A : ;a superior desk, | tal, solidéspak, finished | solid oak, finished weath- || Restore washington sant or luteure, At times the fe another, were connected with the newspaper business. 00 Ogany; $125.00 val- | golden; $42.50 desk for ered only; $30.00 value for || ogta’ pee ton. -,scaseo@acos |musclgse ja her body and face! q if OFFICE / rie ai pid d i a ie. sey i peavey bari! a ae nae 00 a een often were The circulation department of The Star is anxious to secure a number Te hendeornt solid cakdbhishe i god n| a fine mahogany desk; || Batley, ton .- Pa A The s ering Affected ber nerves of smart, wide-awake boys, ranging in age from eight to thirteen years, $145.00 | or weathieked; $15.00 value | regular price $80.00, for ; ’ 11:84. 00g 7 09 and her eo tre Oven appeared. 10 who want to make money. Just as soon as the full number is filled, it will $95.00 ' oo BT Hehe 2 $55.00 J) cracks Bee e ee eee ee ee ene en oe ie cjuca lf be too late, so take advantage of this opportunity NOW. ley, mixed “s9.00@40.00 [health for the first time In three] We Would years | i | ey & Loughney's Bake! Like to Show 4 ' 4 Loughney ’ , ; 3 *n rooms are open dally from § ue E : : You How the gurrante Siciisss ty even esto, und on Sauenye No capital is needed. Each and every boy will be started in a busi- nnew m ros | . . Monarch bs from 9 a. m. to 12 noon only, There ness for himself, near his own home. But the boy must be energetic and ini 1 ins lis always in attendance Dr, F. H Pa : ‘ " wy thd ag ‘ | 1.269 1:75 | Meciellan, w well known medfcal chuck full of ambition. If he is that kind of a boy, we'll do the rest. | Wenate f i OF te” | practitioner, who preseribes for] Would See | We ate hs H peuents ” ¢ ta rete mnt profes pusional | Why It Uses _ | nurses are, there to care for women view hen Others || Ns | ives in.witie | Come to The Star Office, 1307 Seventh Av. ra" — _ ogee! m Fr record by making correct dingnowes | “eve Closed Sept. 6th, Seattle Day at the Exposition” ePreat [ pepe amany ret ae Between 9 and 10:30 Mornings Three adjoining single question. The Bake Oven nel : “We Will Be There” tate 4 Fs natin Main B/ will cure. Thousands have tried it and know, They'll tell you about It,