The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 31, 1910, Page 4

. i | Press Published Publishing Co United Star Member of Daily by > he ““Some Crust” | - | A lot of bones Belong to bone-headed, hemoths, crust Sut W ngton doesn't need have been dug up in this state that used to warty-nosed. be and sic| Her “Beat” Is the Whole} City, Her Work Is Help- | ing Girls Who Need It. Pig-eyed, long-jawed, to root around the by. A few of forsaken days of times gone are with the decadent breath and like real live men son, per for hemoth the night ling maegosaru Jo BY MARION LOWE ate United States ) eittes Me 14 on t have not 1 a preb rie way Think a minute! Here is Wilson seeking the people's nom ination for the United States senatorship, sent us at Washington. Wilson asserts that, whatever the people do to him at the pri-! maries, he is going into the legislature and attempt to convince |‘ se oe ae Shee Seems] the legislators, who are pledged to do the will of the people ie f th y potice that he is the only fitting one to represent the grand old partee by aig That's some crust in a direct primar We tr publican t ise he ty support Al ! ee © it is up t dark red A An Unusual Thing Taft, is I 4 . 7 meee He wants to repre And in the same breath this person te tle plain clothes mar peak so you | ointment state, is it not? t and « officer of Women's Christian A» and she makes her “head: | the Y. W. ¢ A. bulld Fourth ay. and Seneca doesn't have to walk a sund a police sta hang a sliar | ne than may mean that An suppose really vot W Oh, the chief —_— Everett True’s Vacation half a do ilson takes all sorts of r giving jeare of a Christi And have the an wor ear and # half Mra. ago . Martin's Record | Barnes 1 DON'T KNOW wHO HE 13 — 1 SAW HIM SNMOOT OUT OF THAT . RESTAURANT ACROSS THE STREET Is Seattle's w asatated has had 20 man po! She Is Very Busy ll, rather. Her “beat” is t Diet rthaters athing Seattle’s. Dental War Good Thing for the People 1406 Second Ay. Near Union St, Seattle VICTOR PERFECTION Do you suppose the Victor Company to Caruso and other famous singers to make re sively for the Victor if the records did not perfectly? W giving my y offives * proof of the w ‘« is Sure to is in the records them There's a Vietor for YOU. suit One Dollar Will Bring You a VICTOR rful pe Come $10.00 te Do You Need Teeth? Safest, Fastest, Finest, Most Luxurious STEAMSHIPS “Prince Rupert” and “Prince George” LEAVE Thursdays “nd Sundays at Mid- night, FOR PERT PRI SEATTL PRINCE Rt THE STAR-—WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 31, whole ¢ inally While her hours, nom from 9 a. m. til till midnight thea aKe parks and cafes are on her and they don't close at man's whistle. eared nor had ar bad grammar Is Motherly Po! She's a motherly grand woma ceman ldrer ck ayn Her tear for girl other whe at the Medical Unive of (Bt *, graduating in 1 and later took post-gradua: work at the Post Graduate hospital in New York Ctty Of her tithes—policeman, doc national junior vice-president Ladies of the G. A. R of the Ohio tor, of “The | « com SOLID OAK CENTER STAND— In the weathered finish; it is and substantial, well inder the top, which is 24 ur price $1.65 In January Next We Will Move to Our New Store at Pike and Fifth 1910, » best and write cht na som lft Placing « br 1 this he commenced to he cried, “come that pile of erocke abrac is little Tommy (The End.) gular price $9.00 QUARTERED OAK DIN- ING CHAIR—In the pol ished All the Credit You Want Becond Ave, at Union St. | | | amp,’ half al fer town Mamie apectable lady Police Judge Frank Kagan terday, and furthermore, she H though she had been in jail ur she “never done uses slang mt even understand that kind ) he ex along. mit Mt Jackson our a the ering In an’ , he say to me “beat it Jackson in answ of being a disor what you Ah never didn't beat ne efore wattle » wouldn't Two of th ng hands Mpped thro’ told Acting| THE STAR EDITORIAL AND MAGAZINE PAGE @# ....', ‘This Nice, Motherly-Looking Woman Is Patrolman Martin, Seattle’s Busiest Cop HICKORY GROVE Mail, out of elty ash, aby tt When I in which th’ ¢ demons’ but marks of pt think to ns when WIGE BAYS: a prise happe cis original Britign The M. B. church Back Creek was a gre Mra. Cyrus Cornway from eating too much frie but is better today. A ball team | Spring to 39 Mr. Bill Mickle Chas t of the The PeRI st visit to the wh ; re thing? jy of the cages aid Jimmy's “n team ; ‘6 T & minute, h end do they rwalk, On over g ne fined twe ding. ners. © Was & murder ou News are #¢ 'V HISPERINGS, A circus manager who takes his the city yey horses abroad must pay $30 apiece under the tariff law to gq back into this country a duty of 25 per cent ad valo levied on valuable horses (that’s me) Way are get nment me cute Hittle was the matter nd as You have news for your pa had Just as soon 8. T. ” 2 “Why Did You Put Your Money ave town rday her man Only this spring th the county com ey said the ¢ ; maid it sidn't We have fine #« ry rvice TURNED TO BONE FOR 13 YEARS BEFORE SHE eo Miss Margaret 5 at M Mas MISSION ROCKER—Upb ed in is all elish like panel genuine leather; the fram solid oak, in the Barly En finish; full picture, but spring seat without side inder arms; regular price 0. Special $7.75 Agents for | the Famous Howard Overdraft Buy Now Pay Later Heater On ease -articular Brand?” known that we had de cided to be i Keene cigar HEREIS h unusually close profit. TR ANSWER: On WINNER A cigar that has proved a winner wherever it has been pushed. Quality, real superior quality, has convinced the smoker wherever the Tom Keene is sold, and IN SPITE of the close profit, the BIG INCREASE IN TRADE has proven it good business, both for the job bers and the retail dealers. True, we had to wait with going ahead in this large market, for the manufacturers insisted upon limiting our supply of Tom Keenes to their supplies of just the right kind of choice tobaccos needed to fully maintain the fine, nut-like taste of their PRESADO blend. But now, with that extra large, choice crop of just the right kinds of tobaccos, now— We Are Glad Indeed That we w sean ath lid not yield to tempt- facturers. We, as ny nickel cigars (all of values, too)—but { the Tom Keene be use we knew sooner or later »bbers, some jobber would be enabled selling agents brand, i to be the ones to come for this eptional hand we wantec to this market— —~— } Especially because the sales of ene Tom Keene durisg ten years in other markets have PROVEN to us the sweep |remarkable steadiness and permanency of the Tom | | Keene trade. } Tom Keene cigar at rhat’s why we waited until we selves, as selling ould put our 1 tl it I SCHWARACHER Bros. & CO. ine. SEATTLE, WASH. MR. SMOKER, if YOU nt to know why the ner, rent r c ner, then get ome iste, combined grade coffee. te that rich business for » push the c—and note the r retailer, ever mokers want? Try a Tom Keene and see.