The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 4, 1910, Page 6

THE STAR—FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1910. Maisie We'suri: THE STAR EDITORIAL AND MAGAZINE PAGE Kelly of the Twelfth FIGHT FAN FOR FAIR IS Twelfth wand have an opportunity next TINY COMEDIAN ARCHIE in who has perhaps The people of the Tuesday of nominating for the council an served that ward to better advantage than any other resident of the ward H, G. Kelly, candidate for coun A 1 1, as a private ¢ { his community and to better Hi ies upon which | | has worked harder in the interest ¢ j , | advan an any councilman that ward has ever had | i bettering the transportation facili efforts towa | | ii the people that ward depend have borne fruit, as have a efforts directed along other channels. hat he is a valuable man is proven by the en ab made and (ie slanderous statements they have t during the campaign. The Star has watched Mr Kelly ¢ and earnestly advises the good citizens of his ward to see that he is sent to the council Fifty Years of Love & ny to repr its publication violates no as fallen into our ha 1 y hair an Vhe letter was written by a woman WILL ARCHIE faltering step belie the splendid youth tl One of the mout enthusiastic; until! 11 o'clock, and so (th heart and mind. Every reader of mature ye t tw t h and val this letter. We trust that it wil Man, Will Archie, whose portrayal / upon the thoughts of many younger readers ¥ ¢ Jot Bud, the stable boy in “Wild-| rp . +h . Idve f ¢ | fire,” is making him a great favorite | woig w fused As concern re mea gol . che ping ae ts an round that is eternal. He h tter miwe any tr I « Mr Jottrios in Balt Lake « ‘ " } i years of lov Recently Papke ; ay,” aald Archie yoater Js it not a bea te j I lerbolt ' y. “I think he looks {mmense “That which was in the dewy wi : bird; the) Kiags, a local idol, Arehie w o and I'm coming ow bloom of violet; the day when we tw I wa . away frou created anew That sweetened long year Hh. . KLEIN THE SHOEMAKER can't get boots or I get them i cheek of ‘mother’ husband-lover ; th you i nor hands too hard 1 “That which is still with us at our that lie in the valley; in the last bird call beside us at the hearthstone in the ¢ children ‘awa’ and the ‘land of the TRUSTEE SALE “Which will be still with us w ‘are o when | To Aid OF WATCHES, LOOKS, SILVER ; } ok it * WARE, DIAMONDS, the last good-night is spoken; when one of us must watch whi the Sight Ewan, pss the other ‘sleeps.’ The firs ecitias om correct Jenses, NW YORK JEWELERY 00, ms <4e ; ‘ i Third av, peiwee ® 3 “Thank God for the love that was never ashamed; tl ‘ 4 batween Pike and teadfast in sunshine and shad strong, and tender, and true; chafigeless and sure through The Raven prescription service nd fleor eternity.” | heaves en Dr ue means that the doctor's skill in prescribing is most effieleafty sup. You may perhaps have noticed Well, anyhow, Paris will be} plemented by the druggist’s ekill in a that every time President Taft | spared the conwolation of “rising | compounding. RAVEN DRUG CO, “os speaks crossly the beef trustifrom the ashber and all other 1418 Second Av doesn't fall dead with fright Phoenix comparisons = te ae wn | THE Well DENTISTS | Do our stalwart heroes in and around the Boston navy yard em joy their spare time fn playing Lod a . it doesn’t do anything else. eosin Mr. Baltinger ‘in eam “hie You a Coward? Also,- there are several persons What Mr. Erickson thinks of Mr Gili makes interesting reading, if STAR DUST most interested out ag’in th’ divoree evil ar th’ di MODEL MILLINERY PARLORS, aa fee Safe Bargains 4 who have dropped off the vegeta-|deny It vigorously without eliciting lo reduce stock before moving to our larger A man came into our office Mon ble wagon to net the whip. any tumultuous applause éay and sald: “Doctor, I don't care salesrooms in the Prefontaine *|s0 much about the price, ao long as some real bargains in Genuine Half’s Safe and —_ my money's worth in over and over until it's right ant to know in advance that « to be right the first FOREVER IN DOUBT IS cy eBay Ha yp hr GB pee Lock Co,’s high grade Fire Proof Safes natle manicured i you have overlooked erank 1 about was whether we | ok pain 7 ata, when be regrets that yme more t th that fixing WE NEVER HURT A BIT. Reporter—Did the frig’ y yea € gray? tracting, f ‘is ? Refugee—I can't tell. It was burnt th be This Safe is offered as a sk you to take our ur TWENTY-FIVE sos’ PURCELL SAFE CO. word for anything. The AGENT der at PER CENT a reduct building we offer set ion of This is the « r ne | 82 . " lon's efforts i ity | fen eusrantos with aif work. HERRING-HALL-MARVIN SAFE. CO., pod natty a had simply re REGAL DENTAL oOFFices, | 312 Occidental Avenue : treet aes ance by title, and| Northwest corner Third av. and Phone Main 667, Ind. 3197 { 1 wiser until Mr Union st., acro the street f i ne : DOWNING, Bork NS & RYE, tne Sale re) ——s put of dang od od ee ‘ ; The Best Shoe Values in Seattle 1 ‘ ng © ket ? 9 | sa telnet All Ladies’ Shoes $2.50 | =o ii ‘i All Men’s s Shoes $3.00 i , ; . " ai a re Phones—unset, Main sov4; Ind a POINTED PARAGRAPHS. us to speak | ALBERT HANSEN, Jewsler | pe , ae i abi WINDSOR | 4 i Bravia igh nnsem we wor payer Steg 1 oth ie | 1584 WESTLAKE BOULEVARD more of us might hear the call. | h tebe New "1207 First Avenue] | ; | Shown in navy, tan, red and effective m | Sa EL ° e e McCall's Maga- zine for March ie now ready, Just brimming — ever with authentic fashion news, At our Pattern Coun Greatly Reduced for Tomorrow HILE this event involve garments| The Reductions hown during the past season, the ma a K re Substantial terials, being medium weight, are perfe: suitable for wear now and later. OO Reefers at } ture The very best of materials, trimmin 0.00 and $i2gy lining and workmanship unite in placing be corees a vee BAB fore you finished coats, most stylish and ser $13.75 and 1 | In fact, the self-same kmansh 16.5 and into all Piccadilly garments, and the just the same as the new spring coats portray Sale, Suit : tae Every size, from 6 to 14 years. } ment, Second logge es, Boys’ Stockings at 25c Pair | Pretty Little Frocks for the None Stronger Than These Children at Little Prices | Extremely Heavy, Wide Rib- | $1-00 Dresses , Ye taf bed Stockings, made extra long | Are 75¢ od galeteas are gel | The dou- | $1.35 Dresses phic, ‘pat ot alae ind unusually elas ble soles and heels also add to the Are 95c | H wearing qualities Solve the | - P 1g ‘ om bite Lawa 1 ocking problem by purchasing $1. Beste | al or embroidery, r Our Boys’ Hosiery at 25c Pair J] \ pin coma ~~ on Meese wise Pieer, nom ee Secono Ave.& GEO nna ST place to drop ie for tewek- eon. | The Oriental Poot Rooms Bato Teves OF HES WA Bar, restaurant, cigar stand dad! ccidinstNOssiiin seven chair barber «! ee &SOAPLAKE”’ place of the kind In ¢ cash given away daily, 1415-16-17) rt Thiré av. av. . between Pike and Unios. Have that immaculate cleanness and sweetness of new ness bringers. Try them. sia agnlace be Pacific Coast Clothing Co. a TAKE AWAY THESE SUITS QVERCOATS FOR EIGHT DO This is the final Closing Sale of all the odd! of suits and overcoats that are left over frm waning season. ‘ Tomorrow we offer about five hundred Suits, Overcoats and Raincoats for men, in plain and fancy fabrics, all wool, faultlessly tailored; values $15.00, $18.00 and a tow A DOP 5 6 oo 5 6 5 46 0s dws CLS AN swab ee oa4 vos * Men’s Trousers, Odd Lots at Half Pre § \bout one hundred and seventy-five pairs of Men’s Fine Worsted ers, all sizes and pro —itvh-. nies. 2 per shades, at half price $3.00 Trousers .$1.50 | $5.00 Trousers .$2.50 | $7.00 Trousers # Men’s Furnishings, Odd Lots to B Moved Out at Half susie ..40¢ | Men’s $2.50 Flannel Overshitis 3 Sinead shh. Men’s 75ce Underwear Men’s $1.25 Wool Underwear 65e sees oeeeeee ness ORR ¢ Men’s $1.00 Dress Shirts ....,. 55¢ 32.50 and $3.00 Hatt os Men’s 50c Suspenders ........ SGe@ j for .......5. ecenen Men’s 30¢ Wool Sox for ,..... 15¢ | Men Oc > kWeal see pemneeam 2s=o> Pacific Coast Clothing New York once: | 900 First Avenue 717 ney | Corner Marion Street iy and Ri 2 bo ji the We s wse@nenrev cocrese an ae bap