The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 1, 1910, Page 13

» long way toward atarting and vintatning “auch a place. Wood low and other provistons could be’ whereby the man avatling if of the privileges of the tp. could, fn matataining bis fy respect by working for his vel ‘ ald much in making It self: | | vatatniog, ‘The muntetpal home | 1 be a clearing house, Men | | eg wanted workmen would find thom there, The diseased would be Kregated from the well, and the : ead of their diseases would be -_—_——_ dogs dled from P . i ong Broadway night gaa there was | a home Ww © @ aen't time for; a rich man! ae e Nn a f & ic : e f ~mplished toward making the! ial wortd happier tf he succeeds tin hat | He is succeoding. A half doxen | provided | rod uigbt’s rest, and a fair start! ast physically with every other | n the fight for existence. ® preaching doctrine of K and cleansing the outer i. The benefits to the men elves and to society as a are inestimable,” | Not Religion, | This was the story told by a a t canting religtou, not talking so yi ipl ght in that lism, aman wh so, Delleving that thuch haa t roused to interest by him his work, are now taking the establish homes mission at ork on jos has start at it. Mayor McCarthy, of San Y were it is the st owner | who stmply wants 1 » Oubotwork he opportunity getting a hot! wh of soup, a cleansing bath, a} Francisco, promises to begin tt. He} was very much {mtorested in Mr. | Brown and his suggestions. ‘| A BEADED BLACK BEAUTY OF AFRICA _s this com mn, | NTO aT ((Goneindea.) to the ‘Qiarobing. x ner taken put i | | ay then =| | Two Expert Cutters Two Men That Design a Spe- cial Pattern for Each Customer Measured the next and clean to Dormitories at castle soap was aad I was sho 7 dathroc a M with a disinfectant ax 1/ a) Prom the bath |, with) | Pets taken In an elevator to} ] - | ally sick were auitxty | dormitory, and turned a aight gown and Mitle iron bed on which w deep, but could hardiy| , The society folks in the jungles| ihe tempting cleanli.|°% Darkest Africa go in for beads} Se aad comfort of the ™UCh &» New York's “400” take to} accommodations be- diamonds. This belle bas run wires | mech for will pow. |(2fough her lips and strung the| Sad watched. Thoy | 2¢8ds in the form.of a mustache. Strong men, | HF nose and ears are also pierced eiposure and un “Mt beaded, while the head dress resembles one mass of colored clase, [LPPSSP eee ee eeeesy! |* HOW'D YOU LIKE * * TO BE A QUEEN? * * (@y United Press.) 2 Mr. Ryan ts Our Expert Designer Mr. O’Brien Is Our Head Cutter i they were start-|)# PARIS. April 1—The little @ het cup of coffee and! *® queen, Ranavalo, ox-queen of # € and if ever man @ Madagascar, every now then & for battle be was! @ asks permission to visit Parte. ® She has not been here in to w! years, but a request from her @ is new tm the hands of the min- & ister of colontes. She begs to & be allowed to come to France # and see “Chantecler,” and with & men and due red tape all protocol ® "provided with odd formalities are now being gone #/ Place so that they through with in order that ape- ®/ their lodging and ® cia! dispensation may be grant- ®| themselves pauper ed She probably wilt vistt *) Parts this spring had been running bu * 7 when | was there, but he % SERRE EER RRR ER Ee = ama B great success — - What could be done When a seg a pr think in cities like this ; for life itself Gat that instite men and wo MY PRICE IS FOR FRIDAY SATURDAY 9M, raay by ‘a fire whic 1d A number slid down Our manager has just returned from Europe with Our workroom and cutting department covers one of the handsomest lines of foreign woolens ever shown in any city of the U.S. A. Nothing but the highest priced merchant tailors use these goods. Reg- ular prices of these suits made to order are $50.00, $55.00 and $60.00 a suit or over. I bought these goods one solid block of ground space, larger than any other You never saw as We increased our working capacity since we opened in Seattle over tailoring house west of Chicago. fine a spot in all your life as we have. Best Buys in af * i“: Real Estate p the “Best Buys” farm and irri Pe featured on the pattitday of this week Every real « le and Vicinit i in marketir ‘ Y every intend advertisen Owing to the « thome editio: urday and t being regula: able to hay ll Better s¢ Copy by Fr teady phone tor in y: itimmedi ately, The Star has t ‘any Paperin S in city and suburbanereal ed lands and acreage will fied pages of The Star, of prominence in Se The Star classified best buys,” and it will haser to closely watch t which’the street go to p on volume of classified | by The Star, it is ad pared as eafly as pos given when we re m, WI py x Ind. 4 i the 1 messenger will call *st paid city circulation you know Paper Delivered at the Home & Worth a Dozen Sold on the Street through a foreign manufacturer that manufactures nothing but the finest kind of cloth. You will cer- tainly do your heart good to look at these goods. | will make these suits up in the very best of work and as good linings as if you paid us or anybody else $50 to $60. % MUI\\S $25 A SUIT This Means You Get the Very Best of Everything 10 times the amount of floor space we had when we started. We now employ 200 men tailors to do all our work, When we sell you-one suit you come back for another. We hold our tailor reputation very high, as we are expert tailors, cutters and fitters. MW NNIS O’BRIEN The Up-to-Date Cutter and Fitter 1016 Second Av., Near Spring St. Majestic Theatre Building We Want Your Business