The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 4, 1910, Page 4

A CHEESE 945 LBS. | spectally distinguished himself. The| went yesterday to see about some | death of a girl to whom he wan en tward cargo for the Blue Funnel «aged drove him from England and ‘ Antilochus, Captain G. D. Keay, made him he hermit of the White | master of the vessel, dropped dead | | hille, of heart fatiure in the Joan's lava 50 PER CENT MORE, HE SAYS. PRICES WILL GO UP MORE! (hy Unit NEW YORK, F Captain Keay Drops Dead, OUCH! b. i= Byron W 94-40 OR FIGHT CE AT DKEAMLAND, Stirring Story of Adventure in the Early Days |} Hott, one of the country’s experts VANCOUVER, B. ¢ » 4 DAN A m . y m 1 r While returning f i 3 imo to Dance tonight Admiasion free. of the Northwest. om SOON Suey wun Gen Sebery) we jay on the eteamer Joan, whete he | 1 BY EMERSON HOUGH slots In the bollef that present high | prices are largely accounted for by ui foul, Nauseous odors from the | living? Absolute relief from Stom haat elgg nage Be ave? fine tht + ditt Hie det INDIGESTION HEARTBURN GAS Jinterview he saya | | , ’ | I predict that the price of com: | " HAPTER XXX And so at last We parted, each the|Modities will go up 60 per cont] ND T' MACH HEADACHE GO We will cut the largest ( ver shi | ; better for the information gained, | Within a few more years, ‘The gold | 3 'pped COUNTER CURRENTS. ach to Fesume what would today {Production now ts $450,000,000 af | } to Seattle, at / seom practically an endless journey, | Year. The more gold we mine the} | RAR IN EPS | Woman is like the reed that) Our farewells were as carcloss, a | higher prices go. i There would not be a cnse of indi-jbad symptoms; and, besides, you bends to every breeze, but breaks! confident, as “had OUr greet) Pee will Bo cee gestion here {f readers who are sub-| will not need Jexatives to keep ° not in the tempest.--Bishop Rich ings, Thousands of mites of unset-|, “They will go up mor pela Joct to Stomach trouble knew the| your stomach, Hver and Intestines e {I iC ar ef ny ed country lay os and west off prices, but they will be due to A , digen 4 fee Weene ac dae WP asoued Ga, ser. ons #0 up, too, as the gold supply in-| pd ga wg oa ae te De ro fn, | lean nd frowh ’ ‘ . empire, | # ‘A | ive virtue coatained In Diapepain p The Oregon Immigration for 1845 - th : w | ge ‘ati ta esd wise a a This harmleas preparation will di If your Stomach |e sour and full ‘ numbered, according to some ac made the journey across the} He pointed to an elevator, about | cent a heavy meal without the /of gas or your food doesn’t digest f > Routh P ‘ ‘ now | Which « airway wor roe * ; 4 counts, not tesa than 000 Gar oa —_ a fied ry, road Pebagping ih ir oe Ee slightest fuss or discomfort, and re-|and your meals don’t seem to fit, 1501 Pike Place Our people still rolled westward in | beaten down on ' more | ald, go up in olovator, | Hove the sourest, acid stomach in| why not get a 50-cent case from » & mighty wave. The history of than usual by the wost-bound ani] Waxes climb the atalrway, | Pricen | ld ade righysee selon cet Rae My vad Rare og in On the Corner 4 that great westbound movement | mals and vehicles. Of a now | Ket to the top before wages do | BYRON W. HOLT. ts well known. The story of @ yer coming on, none would get farther} “ > es mar | breath ch misery and perfect digestion of r j \ th w t ! 1 ' ) ir qq , ® ane De : ( turda, th more decisive journey of tha than Fort Hall tha FAMOUS OLD HERMIT = Joah BNMinge aud Rev Honr Ask your pharmaciat to show you | 4nything you eat is sure to follow n Saturday n wate Boeer bee been writiee tg Qed Page ard Beecher, The latter for f f five minutes after, and, besides, one , , } } hg yet th ; | the formula plainly printed on each | five minutes a an ‘ome in and get a few pou ae : of Helena yon Rits, from Oregon ies, bad yo Plains to IS DYING many years made tt 4 point, while | Sy cont ee eee PONE SA Sek | ie eettigieat te cure 2 whote Come in and get a few pounds for Sunday, to the east ne price « At | was glad enough when we on ils annual visite to the White S| tamtly of such trouble. ; : ney Was an orptre t t into old Fort Lara » the midet Ty Untied Press.) . > te the the ¢ " on you will readily understand is cheese is of the best 1 ible a ee ee st thet. lek a bite . jd * | PORTLAND, Bo. "Prd, 4—Rng — ge dong ge ry ~~ Sag why thls promptly cures Indiges)| Suroty a harmless, inexpensive rh ( le quality er t hs f full. It lish Jack, the famed hermit of the > . tion and removes such aymptoma as | preparation ke Diapepsin, which Il be ret t+ ‘a Although Mook and I agreed that) had caught us fair and full, 1 had | Neh that Jack built i “ and will be a rare trea ! your fame” » ehbuld ast at the beat {fost the race hite mountains, is very low. His Heartburn, a feeling like a lump of! will ‘always, either at daytime or 7 4 se tbl z ar tt was well enough! Hero, then, | must winter, Yet 1/™!4 Is giving way, He is over $0 English Jack was once a captain|load in the stomach; Beleling of | during night, relieve your stomach ty i Bederainod chat 1 should give him | learned that Joe Meek had outfitted [82d for some time he has been fall.|in the Hritish merchant marine and|Gas and Eructations of undigested |misery and Alaest pour toale is y: rune tt < dor an ae Geet Fiat Exresis choker cet rine served in the Crimean war on a food, water brash, Nausea, Hend-| avout as handy and valuable a thing . ° so risky | with 1 . ; t.| English Jack was the close friend | British battleship. As an officer he ache, Biliousness and many other| as you could have tn the house 4id not purpose to allow so risky | with new animais; had bought a p , & journey as this to be undertaken | tle grain, and, under escort of a| — by any woman in a0 small a party, | cavalry troop whic . and made no doubt that 1 would with the wagon tr art overtake them at least at Fort| east in time A fles east of th hrough to ¢ Hall, perhaps Missions, or at of one thous. Commencing Tomorrow and Continuing Monday We Direct Attention star jain in Orogon, "| |a"taontht Further ‘word wan, of to a Most Important Special Sale of Children’s and take pas s for the east; and there was the silent Threlka ‘egg a ereea . the 9 ‘Sg ay ” Those two offer MpRANY. | great Plains There was nothing | j § even did » > te Indian mald, | for me to do except t and eat y 5 adopted by the baroness, serve to! oye my at old F oramic. i | ‘ F interest her. Their equipment and in tno ty of In | . Z m, diane and trap | supplies were as good « PUP | pers is and traders. The} chasable. What could be done, We winter seemed years In length, so} now had done gladly | make its story brief. Yet, after all, Helena von Rits| tr was now the apring™ of 1846 had her own way. I did not 8°) ang | was in my second yoar away her again after we parted that) from Washington. Glad enough I evening at the Mission. I was 8b-/ was when im the first sunshine of sent for a couple of days with 8) yoring I started east, taking my hunting party, and on my return | chances of getting over the Plains discovered that she was gone, —— At last, to make the long journey no more than brief farewell 0) aiso brief, I did reach Fort Leaven —_ _ nen gl Pyper ignore = worth, by this time a five monthw jous as herse off; but he! soso. the by ge oe: left word for me to follow on at| NT (0 (ne Leroncan aie trad lone | once es x 6 ort lor It may be supposed that I my-| tasy $ tehlowed ot with whak self now hurried in my plans. I A Sale meriting the consideration of every woman in Seattle who expects to buy Hosiery or Underweer within the next six months. It is a splendid | portunity to secure some of the best known makes of Hosiery and Underwear on the market at considerably less than you would ordinarily have to pay. | | The special prices, as quoted, represent final reductions on various of this season's « assortments from our regular stock; merchandise perfect in every de tail; an extensive array being fered for choice. Bargains as you read Women’s 25c Burson! Children’s Splendid (White Box) Hosiery 25c School Hose Hoge we don't know, SPECIAL | Economical mothers will undoubtedly buy SPECIAL speed I could employ, I could not Was able to make up a umall party | pach Washington now until lone | | They're sptefididly made; full j these School Hose in dozen-pair lots to- f four men, about half the num! ater the first buds would be out |i | fash featimned to fit and give They're fine ribbed and mac Der Meek took with him; and I 4 th } ; ns ttand gi morr They're fine ribbed and made ; and the creepers growing green on} lent » 1 with ‘ i tt f k ery threw together such equipment 8%) the gallery of Mr. Calhoun’s reat-| vi wey Plain black with camle are, fast black ry pair I could find remaining, not wholly | 4.16, ales on all tas t garter"tdps, also with white PAIR will give service more than the price calls PAIR. to my liking, but good enough, | red « Bieae aha Specif? Saturday and M r or ome d Mone bu fancied, to overtake a party headed lattices Elmburat on f : ny and for Tomorrow and Monday buy them 3 pains For What had happened there for met yn 20. p h » ny t by a woman. But one thing after | © ly at 20c pair. This is a rare opporte another cost us time, and we did/ (To Be Continued.) not average 20 miles a day. I felt | half desperate, as I reflected on mesh ee Ae A WONDERFUL RECORD nity | at 10c pair or three pairs for 25¢ 250 Women’s 35c Burson Hose Women’s 25c Gauze-Lisle Hose pect, in view of my own lost time, | The Lie aie " iiearilans lisle SPECIAL These are imported Ho made by one SPECIAL to encounter the annual wagon| i apt Mt / 7 Pas of the foremost mills of Europe. A very train 200 or 200 miles farther west-|A SAVING OF OVER $750,000 TO|M | light ght; absolut . t mill f d ward than the object of my pur/| THE PROPERTY OWNERS OF feature being their exce supe 2Se quality, guaranteed _ fast C suit naturally would have done THE PACIFIC COAST . C black. Tomorrow and Monday the oppor- As a matter of fact, my party met . a pait they are decided sle spe , th f the wagons at a point well to the — Ssturdes iM . tunity to purchase at 20c pair PAIR, West of Fort Hall. The annual report just fasued by natiene often’ Abacsn TROY OBAY PAIR. it was early in the morning we! the Northwestern Mutual Fire As: j i met them coming west—that long,! ciation of Seattle, shows that sinc: 4 weary, dust-covered, creeping car-| organization it bas saved ita policy avan, a mi'e long, slow serpent, | holders over $750,000, as compared crawling westward across the des-| with the rates of other companies. ert. In time f came up to the head | that it has paid 1,275 losses amount of the tremendous wagon train of/| ing to more than $600,000, and that 1845, and its leader and myself| these losses have bhen paid in an threw up our hands im the saluta-| average time of only three days be 3 tion of the wilderness. | tween receipt of proof and date of a The captain stood at the head of| payment. It also shows that the N the front team, bis hand resting | company bas one-third greater cash " on the yoke as he leaned against resources in Proportion to the neces. 7 the bowed neck of one of the oxen: | sary nuount to carry polictes to ‘The men and women were thin al-iexpiration than the ten largest most as the beasts which dragged | stock companies in the United the wagons. These latter stood | states. 4 with loliing tongues even thus oar-| ‘Th ly in the day, for water hereabout | pece Women’s 25c Imported Hose Women’s 35c Ribbed Hose Made of benutiful quality imported black SPECIAL | As serviceable and stylish as the market SPECIAL liste with spliced heéls and.toes. Saving , affords at 35¢. They're of good medium women will recognize in this offering an right, fine ribbed and fast black. Atthe unusual bargain and liberal buying will C special price quoted the inspection of all C tnd " result, Saturday Mor n and momically inclined women is especially 20c pair PAIR i and Monday at 28e pair PAIR, lay erited Women’s 50c Embroidered Hose tiectly willing t SPECIAL Hosiery that we are | argest company does not! rest our reput artly mean the strongest. The | are one of our most popular selling SPECIAL Was scarce and bitter to the taste tame bank in the United States ts ae ss hed Bg vedly ; ty of exceptional he mat o So, at first almost in silence, we! in Now York City, but you do not priced a air. Made of fir rigina e. Made perfectly se s made the salutations of the desert. | 4o your banking there because we| lisle, in blacks and various popular and fine ribbed. Exeellently worth 2 So, presently, we exchanged the/ have just as safe banks in our own | in aturday and Monday only at 35¢ pair, Saturday and Monday only at 20c a of cg Aen West istate. There is certainly no reason | pair, PAIR Ask to sce them whether you buy or not PAIR, eames" fe. Ba od " news of the! why a Pacific Coast property owner | % } e then communt-| should buy his insurance in New ; ’ ‘ ¢ cated, They knew nothing of Ore-| York when hs property is up to coef | Children’s Wool Hose to 35c Women’s 35c Cashmere Hose gon . o required standard of the Northwest. | EN i re a re A national election had been held.| orn MuatughPire Agsociation: Ne | bi + ail >EC regarding which | knew not even | They're absolutely fast black and all SPECIAL Hundreds of our patrons are loud in their SPECIAL the, nantes OF hee anal vee | only does Ht furnish the safest in | 2 a : either party, not to mention the 1 [surance and & non-assessable pol: | . ‘ prai f these splendid h They're of jey, but it is actually paying ita pol }icy holders an average cash divi dend of 40 per cent on thelr insur jance premiums divid sults. All I could do was.to guess and to point to the inscription on the white top of the foremost wag on: “Fifty-four Forty or Fight!” able kinds that are worth regularly 35¢ a good, firm weave, full of warmth, com pair. Tomorrow and Monday there will C fort and service. There's economy in C be all sizes in this very spec sortment every pair. Come in black and gray : rol. “Is Polk elected?” 1 asked the|‘""Y ffom 25 to 55 per cent, acco / at 20¢ pair, Anticipate the chil Regular 35¢ values Saturday and Monday captain of the train | ng to class of property insured | dren's needs during this save PAIR at 18 PAIR, He Ad | During the past year, in addition | . nodded. “He shore in,” sald! i, paving th large 4! ia 5 he. “We're comin’ out to take paying ~ Pre ae magenta. ts Oregon. What's the news? cauh, they carried 18 ‘per cent their premium income to cash My own grim news was that Ore ' gon was ours and must be ours. 1| PMS OF undivided profits to still fur shook hands with a hundred men |'® strengthen ten on that, our hands and silent grip time, I urged o most in my own m ancdow Stockings; very dir able; the most service- Phe celebrated & THE HERPES COMES OUT able 25c Hose for boys seen 4 mali party eaat 1 i ' Yes, t had answer. | Ti had | Frequently Shows Itself in the | | i ms ~ had pag vs PAIR. : f this light ourti . Same Place Every Winter | usual to be e to buy | i epee t t ri t - a es y sh te tockings h known worth We, : . ' frequ rw | under price | » old : “be tore tere ion vi wana at | UNDERWEAR AT SUBSTANTIAL SAVIN i | O14 Gipsy, and snother the most | n ; : beautifu ma ‘ oe worst uf - = - - > | trail oF anywhere ols ce ee f ad Comprising High-Grade Garments for Women and Children: Sale Saturday and Monday Rearing Oresoa, 1s « | tend : , ; Women’s 65c Underwear, Special at | Women’s $2.00 Underwear, Special at | Women’s $2.25 Underwear, § at 1 How k kpplication er ft of rs ! an “ i hi it et ¢ act I f at ¢ I row and im every particular AI iors are bluc e rely ylutely upon for r e wh uftor vernight ap rpg esti at 45c gart GARMENT. | and pink, a $2 valuc " \ ce, They're well worth $2.2 H teh about th \ eA By cn By. und mday at $1.25 each GARMENT row and Monday at $1.50 eacl GARMENT 1 rt : hese 7 H nla % . . is ¢ nm ¢ 2 ; pe * ; Children’s 20c Underwear, Special at | Women’s $2.25 Union Suits, Special_at Children’s 35c Underwear, Special aif { f 1 nt ri ar % a eee nee ee | 4 h third. | ind other loading drug stor the sa ictly half, an inducement worth GARMB@NT, | OF gray $2.25 garment Satur | inducement for Saturday and \ A Sav ¥ Polk ‘ } mpd for nberimental pur-| | while for Saturday and Monday OR 3 FOR 260 | day and ly at $1,50 GARMENT } é about haléat Ihe tach GARNENT We oak opt anomines low irs ramie, ee H| Childten’s 50c Underwear, Speciat at | Children’s 65¢ Underwear, Special at Children’s 85¢ Underwear, Speciale - Fort Fight. Th usual fine of t hite Tis t fine white wool Vests and Pants in size t ments and the extremely price point Sl DDT A sl ra at St ig fe ewe acura Rei h : weeding. South PA RENT : é ble : on ay lt 4 I al lot inotl er n, hence this splendid cha to cannot fail to interest those high’ i ‘ ohler & Chase ponsible for 1 a bargain; 35¢ garment GARMENT, | save almost a third GARMENT, | quality garments at le es Tol. Main 1032 de te 60 loudly ind: 1032 the Whigs did =|