The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 25, 1909, Page 5

THE STAR—MONDAY, OCTOBER 25, ee AP I AE AT RE HY ARR OT TT RE YT ROWE TV LE 1909. pRTUNE HUNTER WHO WAS HUNTED BY LOVE A que 8TORY oF WHoLEsON N mA PLAY y DIFFERENT THAT HAS MA “the STANDARD North and Totem Pole Contest” all the comrorts of a home for you—extended upon * ‘ { we want 5000 more fittie girls the mos! iiberal, simplest, most satisfactory and | to enter our contest— me fo, V al you cat ao See wpe desp: ‘put Ti do tt py.disten,” began k gountry town you be best Young men § ties, Only + “milfionaire s dau * gdmitted Du to a tov ia of good bs Get a room in' alty maiden ladies, sisters | Duncan Then go out to all t ile y and say to ( bar ‘ in , Tm } f Pretty soon on were with Trac id ge to church = regulariy. goon the millionaire’s will propose to you eA TU stake you to $ » ¢ © ' the f for a position Dencan when he fou bant mg in his gstre In Radville ke to give you a ple Fhindly old Sam, “but the ne patore has almost wiped m ‘thief in my gir! came ng old drug store ‘ wood enough f Pa Du n with his arme a THE MARKETS The following are the mver aqueted by the loeal whet tend the soda fountalr an ican’ pay you.” Want any pay.” a ae paid hice 44 Bim $98 on accour Whole new Hae of iter that day, wher deputy sherit! Bp the drug sto FGraham couldn't » he owed Banke Ips on his shoulder thrust into his face fthe girls began coming first day. When one of eked for “vanilla” the in Nat put the vanilia a little glass down before mithe bartender sets out *Now put some soda in it. fweetly. “Oh, a high Nat. girls went ove im, the druggist Manding gio Bye coming + banker's daug ‘ Smoked Meats. k ® daughter More and flats mM had to k MB 80 Blad wer 2H, going out contract's ker ae arink.” said 1) otokg lisky boi t\« & Righba iy Mouthfut i. Uke every) y “But | anyhow H Out of the Ito the foor ir hy Selling. tying to wp. Wouldn't cone M Help mes” he St last, “1 can't bed he rust logy, who had HR evening train Sm eng ™ engaged wie You going i MANY lace | cay ‘8 thatr” W” shouted Duy ry Wabn’t he be Icoholic tonics destroy hair and enough, al ary’s non-alcoholic com: UD,” surrer » life; cures dandruff, Fry her!” falling batr, Eee ron 17” 0. All druggists var. ay 2 talking iad ‘ABST BREWERY SCENE | graysioss and | and bar. | the pla which ts wu “1 tell you, the secret of liv. ing is living by rule; making geod rules of what you will and what you won't do and follow htly expressing | * story, told in ‘ortune Hunter management of} ander the d Harris Barrymore of the honor ‘olk is delight. | Ryan's Bettte ery BETTING. | at INTO TROUBLE ¢ Carroll fined 17 b each for OF A BIG EXPLOSION By United Press.) MILWAUKEF y Horse Owners, Attention care and p the winter ow Malin 482. Inquire Meadows. Savings & Trust Co. of Seattle Capital 6c... 000.0 ++ $900,000 Surplus and undivided profits We invite small savings de posits. We are as well pleased to open an account of One Dol lar in our savings department, as of a Thousand Dollars, be | cause we like to watch the email accounts grow. INTEREST 4f PER CENT Compounded Semi-Annually, President ER, Cashier JAMES D, HOGE 3. SOLN pir Ferdinand man, A. B. t RK. ©. McCorrnl N. B. Bolner. CORNER SECOND and CHERRY STREET Tasnen D. Ho te Branches at vormetown | Mink, Fox, | feature is the reasonable | medium of fashionable d | full cash outlay at once—It ls the easiest exceptional values in lace curtains: special for Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday— Scotch guipure lace curtains ality, made ¢ sw ihe a large 50% week > buys ex. thisfine/ ‘pi couch oo. eect credit~ -giving terms in America! excellent rocker tilde heavy granite inlaid linoleum; specially priced for Tuesday and damage 72% SPECIAL: _ Burrowes “featherweight folding table,” $3.75— $3.75 regular price £5.00 good iron bed: extra special for the week— this fine couch at the special price of upon terms of $1 down and 50c a week— Standard Your urniture Ce c SEATTLE Second Avenue at Pine Street TACOMA | Today’s Styles Today | FURS Are’a warm, comfortable, stylish acquist tlon to your wardrobe. We are showing | some rare values In them; a very fashion able and rich collection. Among our ge lect assortment can be found the kind suitable to your fancy--Lynx, Black Wolf rmine, Japanese Mink, Sable Squirrel and Russian Pony, Made up tn jackets, coats, collars, throws, rug and pillow muffs and hats, and a pleasirig prices — from $4.50 to $160.00. Let Your Credit Help You We are very lenient on you when it comes to buying and paying. This convenient crodit system of ours is the popular ssers Who find it hard to make the best way because it is the Try it. WE TREAT YOU RIGHT, Eastern Outfitting Co., Inc. — Second Ao. 209 Union St. | «Seattle! 's Reliable Credit House’’ j—_ Business Bringers. Star classified ads. sell real estate, etc. sererteeeremecreeneeerernaette H. LL. KLEIN THE SHOEMAKER, If you can't get boots or shoes to fit you, got them made FOR NENT. Kobler to measure at seitttetiteel Ui iss1) Buy or 217 JAMES BTREET, save $2.90 on this folding 40 ~<art— > enameled curtain rods: special— regular price 25¢ “THE” Route Great Sale of Knabe, Pianos A few slightly used Knabe Pianos at a sacrifice. CHICKERING & SONS ATA GREAT SACRIFICE. Sohmers included in this sale. Can last but two or three days, as these goods will be bought at sight. Iot often you get an opportunity like this. Cline Piano Co. 1406 FIRST AV. Look YOUR EYES are your most im portant asset | MY REPUTATION depends en tirely on how well I care for your eyes. Gl $2.50 up; guaranteed D. H. Myers, Optometrist. Meyers Optical Co. cecond Floor, 1414 Second Av., over Raven Drug Store. Bankrupt Sale $23,000 stock of Clothing, Hats Shoes and Furnishings at your own pric 24 A new 11h ST.—424 electric-li St. Louis via Denver ing cars—meals a la carte. the World.” Flectric Block Signals. to Kansas City, St. Louis and the East is via 0.R. & N—Union Pacific—Wabash “The Safe Road to Travel’ Leave Portland on “The Chicago-Portland Special” “The St. Louis-Colorado Limited” via Cheyenne and ghted observation train to Din- Best in and Kansas City. Service si Perfect Track. For further information address E. E. ELLIS, Gen. Agt. O. R. & N. Co., 608 First Av., Seattle, Wash.