The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 30, 1909, Page 7

THE STAR—THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1909 re WILL HUNT BOB CATS IN TEXAS MARVELOUS =<" FALL WORK IN. YOUR GARDEN BY EVELYN PRINCE CAHOON. * * BB x r n rh r rath rote ¢ plant trom . ° Everything,” groane® Mullin xt apring opring thie to’ os pee] ie tt 1. "Ye come here,” commanded Cut ‘ t t the bays * BY STUART B. STONE | «ree Mullis I've mes led j burn wee t f\have ite sprouts frozen in later is tan ag Ah ; ° q ve got a Golden} perennt twigs, grees and litter, | fronts. and A M ived in the matl|Restorer that will brin on a t Beatt ov th 3 . i cr ng 4 f r ove rat ne Moat of the ya at t green almanac containing | @round th fengpe of . “PI a son ; : eee ene’, © he of the zodiac, a calen | blown by th nd, even when the al fert 4 { * ler, a few new and full moons and "7 t bear them for t barr tiller * ten thousand useful bits ’ : . rr a 7 one sie toains ” * i r the weeds Ii { ground . ton For instance » M n i 1 t F al thet he pot sted tod te Gore ae * win o§ 1 that the olty of Lon? th t ' f +] re b h 8,000 churches, and be r} hart 1 e = neath t he came across the beda red for t ‘i ‘ get - tar statement that riness is n at , r r are ha you * $1,000,000 & by f breath indie he noarness of fore piling it on utter a ry|the early spring rain See SERED EY YH | My bres has been rather jeround and provide nome pean a Bept. 30.—Pre t t of late,” he murmured tion, The pn f the grt en fe going to take a half After that, sandwiched in be 4 must not b nfined or the ples and petunias grow vacatic on tweon the strength of the Japanene it rot the best brother jar and the table of feminine Heap the ¢ nr led f e extr lawr stinn panes, he read the sey | la or it % ' * or|ing# on the rot b t eogaee hynt bobea that morning bruah as to form @ roof to shed| much precious stuf t | Onari ey PL Taft lassitude, pains in the back and | water and prevent ha by the | Make flower beds ‘ | the ar }lack of ambition denoted an early | wind ble, for the coming her : t ust grave—always ‘unless the Some The idea tn covering i not 1p, repair, sharpen, paint and pack i thingorOther was taken bount! to pr t freezing of a|away all garden tools not in use in ' vaca fully Mr. Mullit realized sorrow very ¥Y covering would be re-| the winter to last four |fully that all these symptoms were ayer — plaienapmtarrs in, a procuring his hat and tek, he set out At the corner he encountered old Closed “Taft Day” at @ things—which loom up LPM, events of the prest Sawing around the cir : spe s |Mre. Parrott Lookin’ rather Made Texas and the : 2 “ eZ” .< "7 | slum, George,” she comforted, |MR. MULLIN REALIZED SOR take off their hats to the] | Mi ‘ ws how oN | “Anything ailing? ROWFULLY THAT ALL THESE Srother. Bie bill wit “LA QUINTA,” THE PALACE ON THE TAFT RANCH BUILT SPECIALLY FOR THE PRESIDENT } a grwaral = ag gto SYMPTOMS WERE Hi8, We are Pacific 16. eet AND THE DOGS WHICH WILL TRAIL BOB CATS FOR Him. | alah 40 oS Broa ae ‘e798} c listrit qees away the Taft) Tp dh dene RIOD ecm ae ssa meyr- amo” ° as F r f i be made over into a iT: ANY Miack specks!” wshrieked Mra.| She Jed him into the house and! oast distributers of and packing The old Taft ranch house, known | door, wound around, ending at the To supply sea water for the bath | Parrott Bakes o' me! Lands|made him go to bed. Then she the Victor Talking are already going | >Y the musical Spanish name “La back door. No t mation he rooms in the guest chambers, pump.-| live! How long you been that] piled three blankets, four comforts t the big splurge Quinta,” was considered a fine one Hrother Charley bought four big were putin, connecting | 4 ? and #ix crazy quilts upon him, put Machines. jent alone in its day, but it didn't come up autos, But the roads were bad Ay. An electric light st ‘I d-d-dunno,” chattered Mullin,| hot’ bricks to his feet, slapped a gah Hs P. Taft is doing |t© Brother Charley's ideas black, sticky Texas mud. So 10/ tion was Installed hie knees trembling What's the| mustard plaster upon his back and vacation will; “Tear it down,” he ordered miles of the finest blue shell roads} Texans like a plunger, and all | san? |atacked hot towels on his forehead A complete stock of Trainioads of material were rush-| were bullt to apeed on. agree, with ‘® man r, Joseph ‘Obtb-h!" moaned Mrs, Par “You needn't think I'm frost-bit little breeze. | @@ here, and soon rose a new “La|: Might make a bunter out of Bill,| Green, that C. P. Taft “has gone the| ott; and Mullin broke into a‘ run/| ten,” protested Mullin new Victor records— os, is one of |Quinta’—a castle structure,/C. P. mused. That was one thing limit for Brother pill for the doctor's office. | “Be quiet,” admonished Mrs, Mul : : t parts of [Cfowning a 100foot citff, beneath |that Roosevelt had on him, Hum . : | Old Dr. Cates sat dreamily be | lin, Then she made him a revolting issued on September Taft ranch. which| Which the surf breaks with an eter Oh, yes. Here, boy, ask Dancing Party. _ _ |fore his open window, but at Mul-| mess of tea and made him drink } father-in-law, the a roar. | the superintendent, to! hee hanter No i o E. 8 lin's approach he jerked down a|two cups, after which he spat for 16 Cinctnnat _ The hose ts the last word in) step here We're going to hunt) #I¥e8 Uy rat of Ite winter series volume of materi medica and be | minutes . | Mt Binion of land. wae’ ox.(comfort and quiet cleeance. Huge| wildeats : of dancing and card parties tomor ng over it pages, Aa Mul-| “Feel better?” she asked. | A = eas wii ak : #2 an acre. fireplaces set off mist of ite 36/ Wildcats? -Sure, Great sport—| row evening at Christonsen's Broad i the fearsome symptoms| “I @-d-dunno,” hesitated Mullin A complete line of Victor Talking Ma- rooma: ‘There are gun rooms with/even for a fat man. You get busy| WAY hall, corner Broadway end | he nodded his head tn grave under-| whereupon she forced another cup : , Place for Bill. trophies, offices, billiard rooms andjand get the dogs and guides and! “ison & standing and slipped his hands tnto of the noxious tea down his throat chines—at prices ranging from $10.00 to Toute of the president music rooms. guns and that sort of thing. You're os = ————=, hie pocketa, These were empty and put two more quilts upon him. i. P ' Be Wanted to stop and| The main house finished, how! a hunter, yourself, you know what HAND<MADE MACS A You should have come to me be-| “Any better now? she demanded $200.00. Easy payments if desired. Brother's ranch. People about the guests? Those other to get. You'll find the clreck book SPROCIALTY fore this,” he advised “Yeeoos,” said Mullin; and his " ioore was such a ‘ranch | members of the Taft party and vis-/on the library table. M P Ob, Doe, is it aw bad as that?”| wife removed four covers, Ta fact, Chas. P. Taft iting delegations? Oh, yes, fishing, too. C. P. buys me aul erled Mullin | “Now?” she querie i lar personal at- Build another house for a big steam launch that he saw up EXCLUSIVE MILIINERY “Worse,” answered, the old sage.| “Feeling fin declared Mullin, | Pan home of. se Seventeen stores on the inaa Th cific Const. a Postoffice Thop he mixed a gray powder with | perspiring Ike a sawmiller. a yellow powder and handed tt to! Mrs. Mullin removed the rest of Mullis, “Five dollars,” be demand. the covers, took away the hot ap. pianos machines. fe The ranch had been other house—a sort Wf edition de it sent down to the gulf, r J it tnd. Jots of it—and/ luxe hotel. Only cost $50,000. The| El Prestd it op about as ranch until! a few, So a little distance Ye rose an-|on Lake Michigan, and liked. Had nte, fixed came out to look! Taft party will be “star boarders” | simply as Ch fa rKe WNING, MOPKING @ 1Y od piiances and produced another cup | during the four days. and there you are. to go duck (Retadiished 199)" } Mullin braced up a little at this,|of tea. “How now?” she asked. fine place for Bill to " jhunting on, too, The ducks are jbut as the ¢ or continued to re “I feel like .a k exclaimed paid, and began to give Lays Out Golf Course, I pretty good in October BROKERS #ar@ him with @ strange, pitying Mullin, “and please go away with million dollars worth; Of course, Big Bill would want to| Now, what's that thing you fasten Giada, Guétn 60a Portiateus. gaze, he paid up and hobbled out, | that poisonous tea. planned it like a re-| play golf. So C, P. laid out a nine! boats to? Oh, yes, a dock. So NOW! mek Phones 278. Petv Wtees, | While the doctor fingled the allver It was @ grand testimonial for emperor. hole course. It started at the front there's a dock and a fine bath house. 204-005-006 Alaska Bide, fee. Two more friends, seeing him | Mrs. Mullin’s Golden Restorer {EPTIONAL MONEY-SAVING OPPORTUNITIES FOR FRIDAY AND AND SATURDAY Silks at About Half Less Than Regular 1406 Second Ave. Bargains in the Linen The same suits are sold There is not an old at iit In our store—they were all bought this season There is not a “sticker” in t—they were all personally se. lected by Mr. MacPherson tn } All these things must be cons! ed when you are making your shopping trip in quest of a new Fall Suit You will find here just what you want—style, workmanship, quality--and what is the most important of all-—the most moderate prices, We show ecedingly attractive Hnes at $22.50 Tan eee! Covert Coats for $18.00 4 Fall length Tan Covert Coats, for women. Perfect fit ting In every detall We cannot describe Louisine Stike, 21 inches 4 retty patterns: good valut them—you must come ilar selling price, 63¢ and see yourself how claily marked at $1.00 FOULARD SILKS, de splendid they ~—itook; must try them on Blegant Foulard Slike tn all wanted see how beconiing * and shades; 23 inch Regular $1 values for 9 theY are. They depict hion’s latest dictates linen section. bring this department once more. The should merit y Turkey Red and aak. 6b good w ne Price, S0c » yard apectal ‘Bleached Damask tn many Geatrable —every whim, every patter inches wide: regular price, 7 yard apectal at .. All Linen Bleached Satin & splendid et tiene just re ly sewed, well cut and attractive style Suits regular price Sent; they are made of cheviot, worsteds and opecta im a very extensive variety of Sad patterns, Regular $5.00 values for.. $3.50 $7.50 Suits for $5.00 for boys § to 16 years old; double breast ir pants; dependable dark materials, well ly finished. Regular $7.50 $5 00 Regular style is represented in $1.55 GUARANTERD SATIN, THe this beautiful = assem Guaranteed Satin, In navy blue and blage. The prices are*at y the manutacturers that if least half lower than they wear two seasons It will are worth, cod Regular price, sale price ¢ strictly man-tallored styles; an excellent value at the regular TRIMMED HATS AT price of $22.50. Spe . $1.50 $2.75 $3.50 cial for Friday and - $4.00 85.00 $6.00 scr. $18.00 \K ZO | [$250 Leather custions for] | S50 $500 stam i ne $12.50 $15.00 $20.00 $4.98 $32.00 Serge Dresses, made of fin Panama cloth $22.00 Tailored 4 in navy blue and - black Raby Irish Suits for $19.50 Lace ‘yokes; beauti fully trimmed with Boys’ Waists Dress Ginghams, superior quality Suits for paren 35 Seattle Souveritr Pillow tops, gen ° fn weil wl stul Jaist a splendid assortment, in desirable Elegant Taliored a tial ait a - ; $ $ feirebonre’ and caretuty Matched Walete | 1 Ttine’ronviar Inwee «vere: Pie | | suits, et fancy wine leather im a variety of, hand 9.00 Dress Skirts for $3.95 y and Saturd i: vse spr ete head 2 striped Serge; satin eon 7.5 + ID lay and Saturday |... ii 35¢ ee Cores eran os pared po agener| . for... 2 ee $4.98 These Skirts are made of striped Panamas, worsteds and and Saturday.. ... ..50e a yal; peculls 5 ec ret ig wor New Princess novelty suitings, plain colors and fancy patterns, in light Ca area c plaited skirt; regular . Dresses for Fall, and dark shades; values up to $9.00, Your choice $3. 95 Boy: is . . | Best Table Oficloth, to white jue Spe j ‘ GOP -vasccce os iA tettleeable Cap tor your “a for two days—Friday and colors, yard Se cial "$25 00 ; i Lp E ti Ik Good for ' Stylish Princess xcep {ond y $6.00 Black Silk Waists for $3.95 ¥— you can buy the S0c quality 5c Pe tenteres Special values in elegant Black Silk Waists, embroidered and braid trimm $6.00 values for ... White Tailored Waists—New Fall shud $1.50 Values, $1.00 A splendid new style Tatlored White Waist, made of heavy satin-striped madras or India linon; strictly tailored, with laundered cuffs and detachapie collars; just the thing for the season, Excellent values at $1.50. Special $1 00 at sabehianbbissntbels wi bs Gay ar Ciba ks Pek $6.00 Silk Petticoats for $3.95 Another lot of one hundred just received from New York ready for the sale of Friday and Saturday. Made of heavy quality taffeta silk; all lengths; not flimsy, inferior quality petticoats usually assoctated with this low price, but high grade, well-made Underskirts that have no equal 3 95 for less than $6.00. Special . easvan cree Dress Goods Values Ghe FALL SUPTINGS, a6 Attractive styles in Pallorea Homespun lace, silk braid, Per Suits, in Hight and Z 4 sian applique, but dark shades. Regu Aig tons and folds. Ex jar $22.00 values for 4 } cellent values at $19.50 $25.00 Fall weight Sultinge of excellent quality, nobby stripes, in all colors 36 Inches wide; regular 66¢ 39c values for, yard Our New Fur Department Furs at Manufacturers’ Prices Thats Furs we have bought in New York at unusually 81.50 IMPORTED SUITINGS, 55¢ Matta Cloth; @ for sults ‘and wid Regular take of this opportunity to provi for your future comfort. Since then prices have advanced, but we are pipe cine Crochet Bestaprens. ts the benefit of our good purchase. Seas sales f60. 52. 19¢ 50c Handkerchiefs 25c Fine Embroidered and Lace Handkerchiefs, We have bought them from an overstocked im porter at below regular prices; sample lines; 35¢ and 0c yal Peg Your choice e 25c¢ An excellent grade Serge, in all the latest colors: the ideal fabric for school dresses; 36 inches Cc wide; regular 75c value for Gray Cotton Blankets; regu 49 lar 60¢ value for, pair Cc Gray Fleeced Cotton Blankets, large do Gat Reeue 89c Brown Mottled Fleeced Cotton Bian kets of extra heavy weight: regular i um Rug Muff, | Isabella Opossum -Collars, Why pay $3.00 and $5.00 for a Hat when we sell you an ele gant black Derby or a Soft Hat in all the new colors, including $1.50 GRAY SUITING, S86 ant Gray Suitings of xoellent inviaibleomtripes; 42 Inches oe 89c Seattle Souvenirs at Half Price To remember Seattle and the A-¥.-P. Exposition you just take along a souvenir from Seattle, or send one to 6 If you are lucky eno to live in Seattle, ful Leather Hand Bags, with inaggiption yainted on aide; several styles to select fronk at 1.48 fitted Hand Bags; regular $2.00 values, at Souvenir Belt Buckles; regular $1.60 values, for Bouvenir Belt Ping; regular $1.00 values, for ‘in Trays; regular 60¢ values, for yatch Fobs; regular 50c values, for Handkerchiefs; regular 10c values, for Bouvenir Ties for Men; regular 60c values, for ACPHERSON- GRAY PUKE STREET NEAR’SBCOND AVENUE Fine Linen Writing Paper by the Pound An unusually good opportunity to purchase fine Sta tionery at practically less than the lowest wholesale prices, For two days we will sell one pound extra fine linen paper, In note head size, nicely put up tn A package, and a package of envelopes to 95 mateh, all for c Dundee Bond Fabric Highest grade Stationery, in Wedding Cloth fancy boxes, with envelopes Monarch Lawn Fabric to match. Your choice. .15¢ Boot Snaps in Our Shoe Store For Men, women and children, Money-saving chances in footwear. Qualities the best; safe and reliable; styles that will gain your favor at first sight; prices less than you are used to paying elsewhere. Knit Underwear Specials a. or the coming coo! days, prepare yourself with depend- jarments. These are made by one of the best ler them at the following unusually low prices: Mined and ribbed kn! . ee nit vests and pants fo: s5c values for Ladies’ Patent Colt Shoes; all the new | Ladies’ All Solid Kid Shoes; patent shapes in button and lace, The kind | tip, Worth $2.00; spectal for 49 that usually seits for $8.50; GO BA | Friday and Saturday at $1 our price i : ; Ladies’ Kid Shoes; Goodyear weit, | G!tls’ Shoes; just the kind for rainy These are broken lines, but in the lot | “ether. Prices from $1.00 up to $3.0 rou will find all sizes. Worth $4.00; | Boys’ School Shoes, guaranteed Friday and Saturtay, $2 QQ | solid leather, trom $1.00 a pair up to special at ‘ $3.00. Men's Box Calf Shoes; VotGur welt.Regular price, $3.50; $2 Ag Puritan ribbed underwear for wom by thelr penta; these garments are character r lightness and warmth and for women P Underwear that takes up little spac ble Warmth, these garments are a Per garment 8 FLEECE LINED AND RIBBED UNDERWEAR, PER SERED PROM... 5. satsiccdc see ahh sae Bde Se 102 this sale at on * sBoHPoHed pus suas PE MAN