The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 5, 1909, Page 8

8 THE STAR—FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1909 GIRL FROM CHORUS IS A PRESS RENT MANAGEMENT FIGURES THAT HER SMILE WILL GET | SPACE IN ANY PAPER, Press agenting {s a peculiar form} of bread winning And the agent who tolls the tinkler is this sort of a chap He breezes into the editorial rooms of a newspaper office, He doesn't! say very much, But he talks fast] and to the potat And then he just sticks around and lets it} sink in. You know he’s putting one over ‘ You also know you can't afford to| Miss pass it up because you know he| has something which your readers} And | Eleanor Girl Who will read. He knows ft, too. he simply rests on his oars, won-) dering how much “space” he can} grab Sothern, P. A. Is a Booster That's the real press agent. And hea well paid for his hypnotic qualities. But when a show girl, backed by all this, and reinforced with a win some disposition and a brace of} eyes that grip, trips into a news! little monograph is merely a tip of the hat to the girl who can give first aids to the preseagently in paper office, what's the result? [jared without tooting her own Say, it's all ov except the | trumpet buss! She Wins the Dollars. Press agenting by day and play-! ing by night keeps this girl Hteral ly on the jump. But she makes/ good, and that’s what counts with [her boss. Needless to relate, Miss Sothern | That girl, folks, is Miss Eleanor! puts a goodly nick tp the bank roll Sothern, show girl and press agent.| of said boss. | And, as far as I know, she ts But the press agent seems to be In the bunch of show girls tn “La,” the musical comedy now on the Grand theatre boards, is one who bears a snug resemblance to Ethel Barrymore. She's a Press Agent. the only show girl In the world!a necessary adjunct to the show/ who combines the press agenting| business, and the “Lo” manage with gladsome song and festive|ment is mighty lucky to snare @ fMinging of feet. }girl who has the goods and the She's a modest’ young heart! ability to deliver | breaker, I understand. And being} Glimpse the accompanying photo. modest, usually allows the arrow! Can you imagine refusing her} of publicity to find a target in | space when she fits into a news| other members of the company. | paper office on her press-agently | For this reason Preas Agent | errand? Sothern evades the stare, and this} aaa BOYDEN, | — === = “A DULL COURTSNE" - EXPLAINED. SEQUEL TO WHAT-DOES-IT-LACK PICTURE NO. 7. It's no longer a mystery. Of course it is a dull courtship where mother sits in the partor | while the young man is there. Three isn't company at all, at all, j Now that the artist has put in mother, you know what this pic ture lacked yesterday. Isn't that artist the cutup, though! In ape aca issue, Wheedpont: ven rey Ne, 8. CALL FOR BIDS FOR BIG STRUC- TURE ISSUED, AND WORK WILL BEGIN SOON. Ewes .. Spring La Pork— Dressed Hows 4 Shoulders. Pork Bids have been called erection of a steel tower e high, for the Pacific Radio Wire less Telephone company, which by next spring expects to have many boats plying Puget sound equipped Spare Ribs Pige’ Feet | Leat Lard Smoked Meata, Hams hen Picnic Hams + Botled Hama . with its tnstruments. A wiarine Dried Beet service was introduced by the ™. Radio company on the Great Lakes Common, st last summer. Long distance tow-| molce Steers, “ib ers have been erected at Chicago,| Heifers, ib. Michigan City, Duluth. edo and | Hogs, Ib other Great Lake ports, and next| [vethers summer a regular service on all| Choice Steers. Ib the boats will be inaugurated |” Prentiey Peedeonts Oyster shelis, 100s, to lam Shells, Work will be started on the Se attle station as soon as the suc cessful contractor can assemble his supplies, and as soon thereafter as possible, work will be commenced | $0" on stations at Tacoma, Everett Bellingham, Victoria and Vancouv-| In er, and by next spring all the Sound cities will be supplied with a long distance service similar that which is now being conducted successfully in the Ea Arrange ments are also being made the installation of statio: Alberta, and Spc San Francisco and San Diego THE MARKETS ing are the 0% mon Food, higher ack. $5.00 per ton ormted Milk. to) Mt 16-case 0 | lots Mt to Ver: 25-cane Alfalfa Wi Poultry, | bs. over., 826@ 1.50 hao ge} 1-69 * Horse Owners, il nent Meats. Attention 08 | Best of care and pasture for your I, | horse for the winter. Phone Main 69 «| 78 or Main 432. Inquire JOhn Wal Meadow eee 06 | lace, No. i, full ent full trim, 1 aoe ver Pe enit Heart ; ashen ind assomblien Mutton— Ladion tree. Wethers Pine. . Standard Patterns ch SATURDAY Regardless of buying 6 pairs dur 300 boxes women's 25¢ values at pair. $1.25 for box of six Women’s Sigules. weight——black @§d ox pair. Special Si of six pairs, Embroidered Lisle Boys’ and Girls’ 25c Seamless-Feet Hose, Box of Six Pairs at .... NO boxes and girls’ Stockings; seamless feet and full Regular 25c pair. Special Saturday $1.25 for box of six pairs. $1.25 black C all sizes. of boys’ ribbed itton fashioned ; and Monday at Boys’ 25c, 30e and 35¢ Woolen Hose Box of Six P. 200 boxes of boys’ Hose, made of heavy worsted yarn, shaped legs and real cashmere feet; all sizes, Regularly priced 25c to 35e pair. Special Satur- day ant Monday at $1.40 box of six pairs. Woolen WOMEN'S DRESSES Values to $35.00 $ 1 8. 5 re) Saturday Special Women's * special values in of broadcloths, serges, wide Extraordinary Tailored Moyen Age diagonals, prunella cloths, Values to $35.00. Dresses wale also a few in messaline and Tomorrow at $18.50. taffeta silk Auto Veils $1.00 Values 69c Tomorrow at Full two yards long’ in beauti- ful Dresden designs and color- ings. Regular $1,00 values. Sat- urday special at 69¢ cach OF DIFFERENCE between other machines and the ~ UNDERWOOD following prices tell the bs Women’s Regular 25c “Burson” Seamless Hose, Box of Six Pairs at . . Hose with ribbed tops or white split feet Special Saturday and Monday at Fine Cashmere Hose, Box of Six Pairs at... . $1 he ) boxes of women’ urday and Monday at $1. Women’s Regular 50c Box of Six Pairs at . and Monday at $2.50 for box of six pairs, uett Shirts for Men % AND MONDAY — AN en, Children and Men. whether the Hose are 15c, 25¢ ing this sale. new assortments—all the Hose being from our regular stocks, Dependable Quality is assured— the world’s best makers finding representation in this extensive Hosiery showing from which you may choose tomorrow and Monday at decisive savings. Anticipate your personal needs for months to come—buy your Christmas Hosiery—pur- chase Stockings for every member of the family—the more you buy the more you'll save. in $1.25, “Burson” story | Women’s Regular 25c “Burson” Cashmere caged Box of Six Pairs at of the Seamless 150 boxes Excellent best cotton Cashmere Hose; pairs. 35e Women’s Regular 35c “Burson” Fine Lisle Hose, Box of Six Pairs 200 boxes of weight—in black; full Regularly priced 35c pair. 8 fine Cashmere Hose in medium ford gray. Regularly priced 35c | 5 for box Children’s Regular 15c Fine Ribbed Hose, Box of 12 Pairs at ... Hose, $2.50. 200 bo: of women's imported self-colored em- | broidered Lisle Hose, in white, black and various | Hose; splendid for school wear. colors. Regularly priced SOc pair Special Saturday | pair. of twelve pairs. ‘Men’ "52 Pairs fs 25¢ Heavy Cotton Hose, Box of 12 Pairs at . 200 boxes “Engineer and Fi Socks of heavy cotton—just the thing for everyday wear. Sold regularly at two pairs for 25c. Special Saturday and Monday at $1.25 for box of twelve pairs. bidlane 150 boxes men’s “Puritan” Cashmere Socks, in gray, tan | and oxford colors. Regularly priced at 25c pair. Special Saturday and Monday at $1. md for box of six pairs. Money Back—We Value a + ‘Customer’s Good Will F money involved in any and ] therefore prefer that any article that is unsatis sfactory be | | | rin excess of the sale, returned for credit, exchange or cash refund, as suits the Provided only, that merchand and in good condition case. ¢ be returned promptly ‘f $5.00 Wool Blankets at $4.15 Pair | Fine wool Blankets, eleven quarter size, with pink and blue borders. at $4.15 pair. attractive gain for Saturday A very special ba Progress « Wireless The art of wireless telegraphy is|ress of the present century as his more than a|S8ubjection of the power of’ steam had on the last still young, scarcely decade having passed since its Have you given the subject a thought? Have you read deeply on |the matter, or can you be inter practical value was firat demon strated Important tmprovements are COn-| ogteq? tinually being made and it seems till WIRELESS TELEGRAPHY ie certain that more striking easy to learn by the I. L. of W. Ty American Lady Corsets, $1.00 IMPORTANT Sale of Boxed rlosiery Fit the Family , and Save the Price of One Pair in Every Purchase of Six Pairs. or 50c pair, you save the price of one pair in We invite special attention to the high qualities celebrated splendid values at 25c pair. Saturday and Monday at $1.25 for box of six pairs. women's “Burson” Lisle Hose- fashioned Special Saturday and Mon- day at $1.75 for box of six pairs. 200 boxes children’s fast black, fine ribbed Cotton Special Saturday and Monday at $1.20 for box ee | ———., the fresh, The $1.25 “Burson” Seamless Special $1.75 light with garter tops. $1.20 Regularly priced 15¢ Men’s 50c Silk Plated Hose, Box of Six Pairs at . 100 boxes of beautiful quality Silk Plated Ho popular new colors; attractive values at 50c pair. Saturday and Monday at $2.50 for box of six pairs, * ‘ Cashmere Stockings, Box of Six Pairs $1 25 | Infants’ fine Cashmere Stockings with silk heel and i toe—the kinds usyally-sold glsewhlere at 30c and Special Saturday and Mx nda at $1.25 for box of six pairs, Sa Infants’ 30c and 35c Values to $4.50 Saturday at ...... $2. 95 - Very unusual special values in mercerized cloth, heath: ji erbloom and cotton taf Petticoats, with — tailored, j shirred, ruffled or embroidered floances. Included aft the famous Priscilia Petticoats, values to $4.50, tomor row at $2.95. ss Neckwear’ Values to 35c 19¢ : Tomorrow at Tab Cok f Stocks and with attractive jet sple assortment, | turday Jabots, lars, many trimmings, values to 3 at 19¢. 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