The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 22, 1910, Page 4

Ballart Reliard ay ret A fulomit av n is re that mu sorry for him? a cage and save preset en't y What and be fc gold yrever are large against of bitter envy, Often 1 t the of this baby’s mother, f that he mu nursed by vault or P, with $100, an old m The Wha little bal your heart Again ‘comes nouncements th is being er to make join” till one T: ASSL s of “heavy Teal thing in pressure heft Mrs. W. E man) ts goin = kia a » Little | Kiddo! "Vol. 7,491,137. ANNOUNCEMENT! No. 3. On account of the tn creased cost of Iiving, the tofore. (For sale by all newsdealers.) The Thing offers a beautifully auto- graphed photograph of Mr. Richard Achilles Bal linger to the reader who most skillfully splits the fourth bean. The anneal subserip tion rate remains at two carrots and eight sweet Potatoes—payasie In ad- vance. Clynthia Bray's Tips. Q—-t am hirty seven and have been going with a gentle pan friend maidenly means can I take to bring him to my feet ?—Mignonette. A—Forget the feet Grab him to your heart, chloroform him and cal! the family pastor. Time's almost up. Q—Should a man pro- on his A.—If he does not she ought to get off. Q—Please tell me how to preserve peaches.— Bride Elect. A.—Marry ‘em. rT] THE : PUBLIC detalles aol hata WM. SULZER. Somebody doped it there's a chance land in the York this after any ft r of ¢ sprang up, and Is yet of the auburn locks vocabulary. It zer has a better nee of a nice gubernatorial than any of th ther candidates, which isn’t foo much for at th Bulzer leves that the capitol need boss likes Henr t knows “BIil enough time miliboy of the pressing 1 else He | city's East 8) for the he was in the eral year imored ne now repres te in 13 past ny people trade PAINT 1314 y wt? First Aqeat—tat Mutton a soe earge Ferets money u sorry for h en’t you s his being pic (Mabe to th n to the | Pay as you ente | horse | porary | ig recovering from an at- for a democrat to mediately legislature sev & WALL av., 409 Momber of the United Press, Published datty by The Mtar STAR—MONDAY, AUGUST 22, 1910. se THE STAR EDITORIAL AND MAGAZINE PAGE Poblishing Co oor Little Kid! y Vinson McLean, heir to the Mc wspaper al months ago, telling how a been made | : Vinson, Well, his folt » Bar Harb a ation Lean $100,000,000? P ert keep him caged ally only an ord baby The he will some day b He can't r have a big ma for tl nary worth, in n he dirt at omfort worrying t be happier than a joes babyhood abot little Th tain that he will alone one if not downrig ture of »¢ Harry thing t being a real baby a little while all that m { witl mtey rivete locked {1 and pad! envy that ar th may lowa, Kansas ar insurgent! And ia California Taming of the wre Corey of fun out The » first the a whole Ic these Nothing the role got the The republicans of have discarded th and taken to horsebac golug to be « | that will be a pl TOMORROW ditor Why ngs?” ve to asks the end of lens if yo Boston OM | Per stage abc ne “r asure to WATCH AND WAIT SIGN LANGUAGE Our artist staff is either | She was the * in the 4} play Rigged out in A —ing Jay Quite oft mad calia taking @ vacation or on Wa’ won't’ fal dude. but strike pau teal table back. Ju coming th » we with thing ‘o draw it my- fodicai are ough that ett True He woe our tal in taste never » he * HOTCHY 4 all he VALLEY am probing Th olf, it we hav be pelt. At be some believe Watch and trust. DON'T MISS THE NEXT NUMBER. three and tightly it's going to But he ¢ on she save hot a ¢ jt waste And Na So 4a, wa ta I never | fore where al 1@ thing water trolled by J geobilt, bas of this ce grasp. I w-* how I found went to see bilt your beans and ro thumb forefinger. TODAY IN HISTORY Let 'e sor! - The tens. cat (She them now.) had kit LOCAL GLEANINGS. hasn't Newt Brown has a new and b What's her name on today. Come | Josh Mr | dastard rapecallion bie, seound cooked up | tardly and Our esteemed contem- itl Theo. Roosevelt, has been gleaning items for his paper in Scranton recently Judge Jim Perkins Sundaied in our midst The genial judge is the affablest gentleman we ever met vi dealt itt! Joe Plodder's bay mare Oscar Peterson, the popular southpaw slab artist on our town team has been drafted into the | 4X league. We predict | % the water a brilliant future for O» car ta tack of the spayine . was attended Dr. Smith. She by Horse | earload of he cago the fore week. Charlie are pickin’ w Ye scribe has seen some purty big pumpkins this year, but few finer than the one with which Josh Squires paid up his subscription. Peter died last Newcobm's wife week. Pete is the genial proprietor of our town emporiam. His advertisement will be | found on page 5. John Davis | EXPECTATION. Roll on, To the Br ° shining sun, far seas down, ye shad ne soft, salt bre Shine out, O stars, My 4 ng’s pathway b h the summer As thre She comes to me John ght Hay eS ST e esas ss See eee eee eee ee te hk |“THEN IT HAPPENED” that nker (in state’s pri itor) od mornin a pass book to be b the en andidat minor that 8 laying mination a Calif greate Mr Charlie Bak nm atte ere ech ind ly forn Cal perhaps when he is that be ta gone wt fornia mach . and 3 here's rid » dbser august Price 34 Beans. | GUGGENBILT UNMASKED! A acdly | in of ing | Weeihens : | Al Smiles | | BY Percival Blink KOTE “HY result of the probe astonishing! tmagin | the water jon’t in ce trost rt t ain con. Plerp Gux th antr 1 this alla t relly out Gaggen county fs all There is a quiet conviction that vot y| ine for Everett True’s Vacation —_— THERE “NO BNJOYMENT “FOR ME iN A PLACE Luke | THIS ~TOO MUCH DISTRACTION AND FRIVOLITY ~ je (rT WERE NOY FOR MY WIFE I'D NEVER Be \ CAUGHT OUT HERE, 1 Ag SSURE YOu ~ iF YOU DON'T LiKE. WHAT You Ste AND HEAR, PULL YOUR OLD SKY PIECE DOWN OveR Your EYES AND EARS LIKE THAT! ? ANYHOW, NOBODY CAN ENJOY LIP WEARING OR LOOKING AT —_— = THAT KIND OF WHISKERS & = In the Editor’s Mail Short letters from Star readers will be printed in thie column when they are of sufficient general interest. You may write about anything or anybody se long as personal malice is not your ton, Wank r—-Heartiest your spunky t le great articles @ experiences of working ly stir anyone with ity, I be real jast than any aps all the preach Aus. 20, apprecia progressive Humphrey-standpatter crew will turn the hands of progress back ward. Business men say one thi to standpatter boosters, but several ot them have confided to me thetr intentions to vote otherwise. Apd as for the farmers and ring men, it is all Potndexter—nothing but Poindexter. Some of those ub trmconservatives will discover soon enough for our good that there ts much danger ia stu hb con sorvatiom as there fe in hasty rad fealiem. Respectfully, JOSEPH KEED. Th in Seattle An far as ft can 10. K determine, th for Potadexter the Burke-Wllson-Aahton ts | - advised, | contem ptt | vy my Knowing Mr. bilt as T do I am able to * authoritatively that he ix In absol took a 68 part of the sth aay dehorned his heifers yesterday FORCE OF HABIT son contemptible enemies for political cap control bi the hog market line to 4. gen Thk- ings t in Leave your What’s the Use Model Milinery Parlors 26 People’s Corner See: Hank the and York h} Wateh the The Star. classified e there od given .o the persons meadoned in th tek are THE F the PA near with at Orte $10 cash priz between Pike vm 1413| There is a.ways a egqod and Uni 7 the ad The Sita as sand “Get th ton\ght 8rd a ullding Vike | MAJESTIC THEATRE FREE columns of | two your Habit.” free 1 from the direc ONE DOLLAR Brings a VICTOR to you at and a VICTOR complete without of e music-loving people vieron ‘ TOR comic Ne home te once is the source real enjoyment for A VIC- opera, renders grand opera, vaudeville selec ballads and with a quality of tone and nat uralness of reproduction that It will family tions, rag-time is truly marvelous. the entire and 1 entertain y friend Order one to Pacific Comet Dist riheters * VICTOR Talking Machinos 406 Kecomd Av Near Union St., Me: The market that gives you the best meat at the lowest prices. Stevens, the man who teaches how to dance. enching yan ROYAL MARKET Fine at s011, tte. 1427 Fourth Avenue. He L. KLEIN THE SHOEMAKER It you can't get boots or sboow to fit you, get them made to measure at 217 JAMES STREET Main 6260—Phon SERON @ © 1107 Pike Stre tween Boren and Minor Safest, text, Finest, Most Luxurtows ST E AMSHIPS “Prince Rupert” and “Prince George” LEAVE aday, night RUPERT 1. 8. “PRINCE RAND CRUNK PACIFIC UVER, PRINCR RUPERT with CHARLOTTE ISLANDS. Return Return 00 Return sate ( 5 turn $45.00 ations apply at City (Pioneer Bquare), Seattle SHATTLE 1 and Sundays at FOR ad STIOWART, ALBERT” for ‘points Mid- i QUEES H 3.60 ( Not tneluding meats and berth Including meais and berth Teket Office, First Wash. Phones. tickets and re and ‘ester Way. la 09 Votter, ©. & TA 4 » Geveral Agent Dock Foot Madison ANTED—BRIGHT BOYS IN ALL PARTS OF THE CITY TO CAR. RY GOOD-PAYING STAR ROUTES, NONE BUT LIVE BOYS BETWEEN THE AGES OF 12 AND 16 NEED 12: Year Written Guarantes Given APPLY. COME EARLY, BEFORE We wiih aye, Wye ener ALL OF THE GOOD ROUTES HAVE 7 wee Dentists BEEN SECURED. THIS IS A GOOD ibncoper Bader 6 OPPORTUNITY FOR BOYS GOING en TO» SCHOOL TO EARN THEIR SPENDING AND CLOTHING MONEY, FOR FURTHER PARTICULARS SEE THE CITY CIRCULATOR AT THE STAR OFFICE, BETWEEN 9 AND 12 M., 1307 SEVENTH AVE. Rate Prices fo Thirty Days Pull Plates 3014 Crow Borcelaly Piatin tiing Bolld Gold Fillings, 91 Bilver Fillings, 26¢ Up your wor Str, Olty of everett oF Telenrank, wubject Ind oe8 ™ WeaLs hienven. -THE END IN SIGHT Past Week Scene of Unusual Buying Activity at Eilers Midsummer Clearance Sale of Grands Players Great inroads have been made upon our large collection of turned-in pianos taken in exchange during our Club Sale, and the coming week will see the last of them. In order to secure one of these good-as-new pianos now, quick action will be necessary. Our Repair and Refinishing Departments have thoroughly overhauled each one of these plana® and so skillful are oor mechanics that the greater number of them look good as new, and we gar antee all to be musically perfect. Our “Money Back” plan protects you at all times if the instrument? you select fs not satisfactory in every particular, What this means to you is this You can now place a good piano in your home for less money than ever before and upon terms of payment pram tically your own—if you make up your mind to do it right now. Complete List of Remaining Pianos Parlor Grands fe Price ance New. Price, Weber Parlor Grand $1,000 $590 Lester Parior Grand. 900 Steck Parlor Grand. 1,000 400 Kimball! Parlor Gr'nd 1,000 68 Baby Grands Clea Price ance New, Chickering Art Grid $1,100 $02 Steinway Baby Grind 1,000 718 Knabe Baby Grand 350 8 Hallett & Davis Gaby Grand . S50 Uprights Price New H. P. Nelson, Oak ..# Whitney, Oak 4 Johnston, Mahogany 4 Marshall & Wendell Walnut Steinbach & Dreher Uprights Clear Price Now $450 360 ance Price. 210 232 248 142 245 290 282 269 345 237 192 228 228 176 248 130 205 337 243 Price $235 236 256 Weber, Weber, Emerson, Oak Fisher, Wainut Decker, Ebony Kimball, Oak Lester, Mahog Chickering, Mahe Chickering, Rosew Walnut Mahogany 246 227 238 230 318 318 270 215 98 188 Smith & Barnes, Mah Whitney, F. Walnut Behning, Mahogany Haines Bros. Ellers, Mahogany Hinze, Oak J. P. Hale Hamilton, W , Johnston, Art Style » 272 H. P. Nelson y ” 346 Hampton, Mabog 87 192 Steger, Mahogany 450 Kelas Mahogany 350 Regent, Oak Kimball, Mahog'y Royal, Mabogany Temple, Mahogany Lester, Mahogany Werer, Oak Haines Bros., Mahog'y Behning, Mahogany Kohler & Chase gany 550 Mat 600 Steinway, Ma 6 Steinway, Verte Mahogany Whitney, Mahogany Jobnston, Bell, Mahogany Hobart M. Cable, Mab Johnston, Mahoga Hinze, Mahogany Kimball, Mat Schubert, Oak Smith & Barnes, Wal 216 Winteroth, Oak 228 Arion, Walnut 170 Schoeninger, Walnut 188 Walraven, Mahogany . 37 187 Decker Bros., Mahog'’y 550 276 Player Pianos Ch Mahogany 195 142 600 376 300 «(147 215 207 228 286 395 195 Lester Player Piano, Krell Auto-Grand, Mah 900 Stuyvesant Pianola Player o< Square Pianos Art 400 600 276 Gilbert Square Bring this Het with ye ing money It's th ing pianos at’ once rome tn and piano-buying opportunity to make room for incot er n and let us hear your pr and we ation. Bear in mind that within one year from date and al higher-grade pianos ca ‘ we mean business, Be here prompt » 1 : $ $10, make and ha 2 plano in your home tom Thi OPPOFE y elled with you cannot afford to let it pass place—the rhird and Unb » and just what a fine oj It is impe ts of 1 Come Opo hin reason now may d toward » you to ve our i in any purchase of ar quickly tal letters versity: pian of our »w night Remember the busy Forty Stores in Western Washington's Oldest and Largest Music . uecessor to D. 8. JOHN Concern 0 STON CO.