The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 8, 1910, Page 6

Make Fair Wages Hard to Pay. priv adelphia Ra ate Ka GEORGE W. ELKING MacPHERSON-GRAY ©O. Pike St, Near Seeond Av 123c Dress Percales, Yard 1 $25 and $30 Suits $10 These 12%c Percalos here W Reed these soon Why not buy $10.00 fast colors; biue printed 10 yards to a cw | | | Last mention Miases’ Suite at be x , Id see jon weight fabrics as eat f peently $24 fina $6.50 Silk Petals $3.95 | clearance 3344 “ SNOlLLVUBLIV . 1 er 10c and 25¢ Wash Laces PEQUUUITSRULS A EULLUU RAST ERDAS EET eee tes ahaa et ae Principal Seattle Ager for the Re able New Idea Pa terns, SUTRA LONG STORY OF CITY GRAFT 1S PRESENT STAKE I PHILADELPHIA A Union of Traction Companies Denies the Right P Men to Union and Dividends on Watered Stock | BY MARLE N BE. PEW. ! ¢ *hilade 10,000 | tle e of ca fh th ass hatred Wha t of a nd con duet Ma Ray v mp a festering ely the bt 8 e i the bit « « ) greed nent ay Kad i a“ aminated na P k * ae t v . t ry e ‘ Cause of Strike ° ike came when th i De ng in ve arp MacPHERSON-GRAY CO Wednesday Bargains From the MacPherson- Gray Co.’s First Birthday Sale ir pa Gray Co. / 206-210 Pike—Just a Step From Second Ave.—206-210 Pike THE B OTAR TUESDAY, MARCH 8, 1910. japend a good share of reading a e loeal of fortune because they hope, te wome day ride in a gilded ¢ There's a mighty army of trod workers who ve more or maleerably in the ile brick or frame thickly fringe the elty discussing houses q | ‘ doings They vote with the rob if despairingly dirty rows of lit repeaters, Therefore the gang A Minvour) may at the age of 70 needs only 4 per cent Ot Tpnorant han started to college, As Vp-p | or partinan yotor to wit. and it pan lg dB ag Wiha at ime we: | e gots from 10 to #0 pot capbbf snoh a ea cust | Thay Vote with Ai NG ITE win he amend | (Ona | rhere {4 a great army Fat abby } they admire the glittering trap | pings of thelt rich masters and | QUICKLY time | I believe In capital punishment wan who traffies in th CURED souls and bodies of women; the) ingtant Relief, Permanent Cure— y'| men who prey on thelr tgnorance | Trig) Packages od Free to CHO and misfortune ho make slaves All in Plain Wrapper OrgaD”| of them for personal galn We want every 6 lows I believe the white slave trade ng from the should be banged; shooting ts piles to whieh | good for him." name and « These declarattc made by Wil retura m Values From the Bankrupt Stern Stod Philadelphia in one of the poor ckman M candidate for! the. moat gat union towne of the countr r, brought + ire ever These are constructed of hardwood made nae tg! ang trades are n ot orgen m the audience Sriawid Pile Core , , ned oh morning more than 100,-| , io hall last night 7 oe ana c e Py 000 women and children go to work! gncb on the Pally the The way what t “' ve oe remedy ‘ wh case in factory or office, jausplees of the Beandinavian min pa just fill ont free coupon and This Man Widener. iaters of the city, Judge Moore! gong ¢ nd s will get By f ond to we and you inna eiie ee Thero’a a large class of very ke strongly upon the moral tt! return mail a free sample of a Sate Vee rich, most of the money coming in t campalan, 424) pyramid Pile Cure ‘Vom ween - from the wealth laden breast of the | bis he ith him, ae indi Then after you have proven t« “ j= atate. They maintain an arteto-| cated by vont and almost)... f what it can do, you will go cratic cirele, more exclusive than |¥bantmous applause te the druxsiet and pet & 66 cer tchen P. A. B. WIDENER, New York. They hobnob with for lf 1 am elected mayor, as | o% | bow [== = semeivnsientii . elgn nobility and marry in pect to be, I will instruct my chie Do ndergo an operation, © iH re le of Ba neg ERB AP Peter A. B. Widener, oF poles to cooperate wit the , | | | | “4 t od 0: stohe hen bab) ore | federal authorities to stamp out the i i i | Mg then any m pe rule| White slave trade which bas dis iH | i ! i | Tinishedig lin Philadetpt He | 1), | raced Beattie. 1 #ball do every HAT 1 | | pasa ”, He ving it jor tn| thing In my power to remove this Wii | ' | } {1 00 ame On stigma from the reputation of the | | Vii ied cad pinned there by Empore ve Ha ee He t tis Moore campaign ended auc ali } i| ] to colle art e ' sly yesterday with an enthy hel i | 4 | fl | his gallery being valued Mastic rally at the Grand Opera HY { i} dren's hoap! tal which be fou eh The Grand Opere House 41°4 | { terr ran h or mat woe paokéd, the meeting iagting Fill ¢ V/A, J ii JI ‘ price was $f that om 3 for tWo hgira, had speeches being E with | Babe h or be made by Shorrook, Alfred Bat | ankropt Sale pe the police “oF sige Moore and George F | st in tte atetke j CottertlL | WANT AD PATRONS : PLATO MY GUIDE, oral was & t y ® - be Star off w open up : blood ; SAYS CARNEGIE | «!! 7 p.m. to r nt ade t | phone and at th wnter, Main Quakers Noncombative | 00, Ind fe Office, 1 ' 1 ‘ th ave tom, 1 cent per word be Quak el nt ie ree fa 10 cent hnencombative. * . is - ~ appre TRUSTEE SALE_ ro to Gen Francie Onic od that Plato is hiv OF WATCHES, CLOCKS, SILVER My «reat teacher TUTTI MILL LALLAEL LLL UUUUUAHQANNEEGNSECAOAG PUNSOQQ0Q0G GERDA AANA them | Ayer’s Sarsaparitia is a strong tonic, [Ror BADEN ard entirely free from alcobol. It pute paneling ACADEMY news i * Of red corpuscies into the blood; gives > 7 **| steady, even power to the nerves; a ors strengthens the digestion. entilat ends t . World 409 Make mo mistake. Toke only those medi. irawe large » 466 per|the man who pert ry them has | cines the hast doctors endorse. Consul yous inal aisle ms t fear heréafter 16 100 | umm doctor, De as he sage. 1.5 Oe. °F to dell » aay anything the |" wet atte Stern price was $7.50 t prot hope of any man who that - ; ; | aliens, fp th ‘ the future life may i wom e wens To the Northwest March | to April 16, from all Basterr OREGON AND WASHINGTON RAILROAD e 10c Unbleached Sheeting Extra Heavy Unbleached Sheeting 26 inches wide; a food, serviceable Gea Island cotton that bleaches in a few washings. Not over 10 yards to a customer, Wodneeday at 6e a yard ace mm 122c Curtain Swiss, — Here's a chance to freshen up the hon at email ex 20c Spring Suitings, Yard Fine, Sheer Curtain pretty lace, faured and str Vednenday at Mill Pieces of the Famous Arnold's Cotton Sultings in plaids, stripes, ¢ burder effects, in the ey Wednesday at lfc a ard 12% Dress Ginghams, Yd. Mill Ends of “Red Seal” Dress Ginghams, in plaids checks and stripes of almost every size and style. Sells regularly at 12%c a yard. A great special for Wednesday ( urd, But not « 10 yards to a customer 123cLarge Huck tome mmed Huck Linenfinish Towels, size $1 50 White Bedspreads 18x86 ‘ Snow White Crocheted Bedspreads tterns, extra large, size 76x84 inches hoavy weight. A great bargain for Wedne Women’s 25c Stockings rhe nell at 250 everywhere, Defy to eq th he at leas, They are stainies ast black, f tion Stockings, in all i day we have | d these reg ar tockings at 150 @ pair Exclusive Agents Seattle the Fa Shoe for mous Ralston for Men; $4.00, WARE, DIAMONDS, Tired? Just as tired in the morning JEWELAY, ETC. a6 at night? Things look dark? Leck | ,,,h 4) JONK JEWELMY Co. take Merve powerP Just remember this Puget Bound Extension UNION PACIFIC--BOUTHERN PACIFIC From Denver, Omaha, Kansas | rrom St Louis $32.00 ye City, St. Joseph, Council! Bluffs, | From Chicago $33.0. No Exchanges. St. Paul $25.0. | No C. O. D. Orders. FARES CAN BE PREPAID. Deliveries made at our earliest possible co Simply deposit with us amount of fare and ticket w be ivered at any address in the Bast | City Tieket Office Passenger Station M N h F ture se pemtaseoes gr gym 3 unson-Noah Furnt i BR EB ELLIS. G ! Agent A ED. STEWAAT, Ticket Ane W. D. BKINNER, General Passenger Agent We will take your old r ue a8 part payment on a Mc ance can be paid weekly or Monarch will save er paym ange at tts full val arch. The bal mor ough fuel to there a — ed eer 4 it WALL MIRROR—OF he bigh back arins well braced to seat: regular price $4.00. 8 PWING ROCKER All the Credit You Want | Buy Now Pay Later Sepond AFG At Union s¢ WE ARE AGENTS for the MONARCH RANGE and HOOSIER KITCHEN CA is the price of the B abinet, a very it saves to