The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 7, 1909, Page 5

THE STAR—TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1909. 8 Last Week a Record Breaker for High-Grade Piano Sales Many Instruments So!d )DY HAS ALL THE FUN~KILLS THE - HIPPOS—-THEN HELLER HAS TO SKIN ’EM a few worthy values sof Seasonable interest — a well-constructed fold ing rocker or chair as’ an extra special for this tree your choice 69c— $1 .95 for this $5. 50. folding go-cart: save $3.55 this week— / TY) x KY "4 het 4 - "COPYRIGHT (909 BY Tags NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE, ASSACIATION —— i G) “When the hippo is dead the porters tow ft to shore, where Edmund Heller, the naturalist, at once ie to Work to skin it and cure the hide. This takes 24 hours, sometimes, with a big animal “The bippe is» ¥ difficult animal to skin property, as the fat must be cut away to preserve it, HwM Pet the skin. And if the cutting ts done too close, the hid © is spotted, too.” Work in Comfort You Can Do This if You Have A GAS RANGE and GAS WATER HEATER No home is complete without GAS. SEATTLE LIGHTING CO. Both Phones Ex. 75. P.-1, Bidg., Fourth and Union. this la an extra «oo and Berviceable Henry Bidg, 1314 4th, Near Union. the STANDARD SPECIAL folding eal a new idea— special 29c ony, puneful sto), .eteon, slate prepre picogs, Ah it fpbiny *page) same MAtRIow BOO" hie week; limit, 6 te Navy. Ya oat Route tne ae ah it te Re IME Cal Rehedole tw Tne of 8 8 MB Kenned |) eamer on this coast, pe fasest wck face wrday end Bunday only Extra Boats Bnoday. Time “Table Bubiect to Change With: out Notice FAKE, 600 KOUND TRIP, aoniiren between ages 6 to 1h, Mais S101, 2908. ~ EVERETT AND ELYMON DS MEALS SERVED Mix round tripe daly. Leave Seattig gra mm. ab Dom. om ond * Peas Everett Tam. 21s 8m. 18 16 Dp 5D mm snd 118 pe amish $1.00. for meattio—1:19 a belt ‘The natives cut up the carcass after the pelt is removed, and clean and se rape the bones—eapectally of the head and limbs.”——From the dispatches of Warrington Da wson. _ ‘the two pictures above show the operations which Dawson so graphically describes. They are actual taken by the correspondent after Col. Roosevelt had killed the hippos in Lake Natvasha. EA AND OAUGHTER 4 HONEYMOON , (By United Prowse.) | WALLEJU, Cal, Sept. 7.--Mrs. Leamert and Mrs. Bert Me , Mother and daughter, ac \ ote their husbands of a jg left here today on their honey eons. Yesterday afternoon Mrs. { Melntosh, the mother. became ‘bride of Louis Leamert, of El ‘county, A few minutes later Wes married to Bert Ci /& young man from San 4 4H. O'Leary per- the ceremonies. INCE RUPERT HAS Rood. 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