The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 16, 1910, Page 6

Member of United Press. Published Daily by The Star Publishing Co, PROTECTION FOR. AMERICAN WORKERS AND HOW THEY GET IT » New York ¢ have “an It ern Pacific, t Howard Biitett of the allroad st paying 1,0 person aging $13,60 Th or indirec the ra peor tert yh ae ‘ 2 : ‘ fate of mailiions. fa hat a . ety iri at these five men re t o Ha M om r sr passeng. cargo, wins rag but the ¢ | the passengers, wins fame | viecificas the cargo >» SAV The people will respect the court so long as the court re spects the people PRODIGAL SONS AND DAUGHTERS oh iraw ut the whit tent And it is a sham _ n favor of the OBSERVATIONS i ¥ me t ke I CHICAGO spent $2 what Mary's “Sa Gare ng b . ” ot mar HONGKONG. ulone sa a in three days . Boom i to m at all, The girls times, thes jo barber | was giad of ft, they said 4 . Got Last One. IT SEEMS mobiles were sold las ar oe gee BrP we had personal re tha at a lot of nolve, bat I didn’t ° . hd poe the because it r y CONSERVATION has arrived in and is ma & around alla penned. c the world. The value of an idea i all « ation BREAKS UP J A COLD AND CURES GRIPPE IN SEVERAL HOURS “HOBBLE SKIRT goes. And what is a “poppy gown t no waist line | PULLMAN ComPARY says it « more bulla Derths, but the greedy thing never * how F to get into them. AT WHAT AGE does a coase to be spankable by her mother A 13-year-old girl has r 2 issue in New York, and the ig struggling with it THAT INDIANA MAN who ¥ Nes took it back after the election o' and nose who got onto Taft's pit bing early pfs ome z 4 HINDOOS worship the cow. os pvp Hence the good pe of Caleutts rhe t throats such tr e over the h seine ° DAVIO BENNETT HILL bequea p 4 directed, without interference wit stead and some bound vole your usual duties and with can't sleep now he's go wledge that there Is no © 1 ¢ anywhere else in ne vA LE Boys will cure your cold : ! r sery as promptly future ac vemer ’ fond papas sas PITTSBURG messenger dered to the strike a , ¥ ment, refused to hb din went back to work. 1 trike t¢ ars to the demands of empty stomachs | ° ° . | IF UNCLE SAM cleaned up ar n and a quarter net profit in the little Panama railroad w much could he make on all the rail roads if the govern ’ plied to the rest of the = THE REQUEST « the “TALKS ON TEETH By the Regal Dentists In the Editor’s Mail Short letters from when they are of suff Star readers will be printed in this column ent general interest A Recipe for Good Looks You may write about anything or anybody so long as personal malice is not your e motive. Given a good rk ing t h, no ma an need ha ris ane ¢ 1 : a 1 kin to ing a i 1 the benks « u eler. F t tood 4 , { both CH SE SENATE re TO CUT OFF QUEUES iO ¥ A A FULL SET ) A TEETH By United 3 & t n 4 h A Give a Pretty Picture for Christ 1 Counterfeit teott is a danger a bungler 1 hour than we car VEDEMAL VAINT & WALL PAPER CO 1514 First Ave, Near Uni versity Mt r : truding teeth tighten Diamonds onCredit one teeth permanently. Crowns 4 celain and gold appted Tou get the en the . DI perineal St enete the fire ithout pain and without much STERLING JEWELRY Co. time in the chair i516 W ke REGAL DENTAL OFFICES, 1406 3rd Av., N. W. Cor. Union THE STAR ener would find HURRY OUT SALE—HIMELHOCH BROS., |= Hurr bat Was On the stage wu y Out Sale—Himethoch Bros., 625 First Av.—Hurry Out Sale Thato The Trtkhe Bk The Goya Sone ot Cdawwra SKIRT » behind t get o some }on, Who ¢ to see | his face ‘opley | Orpheum © ten | uncomie, tr that ! jon the stage ver ’ 1 antago leed ut that he'd om Xmas Boxes 50¢ $2.50 Flannel Shirts, in plain or fancy styles. Hurry-Out “$I 50 price . 1IIMELHOCH BROS. ‘THURSDAY, DECEMBER 16, saw a mir washed like that? manager is very 1910. Please Don’t Laugh! The Star Artist and the Writer Change Jobs With a Terrible Result strel asked Lew how he ¢ 1 had sald I had te $4.50 wool yarn, Coat ets. Hurry Jut price Claus Till tears ran the thought vahne But only ¢ A BIRD to on @ hat try | Editor » use for Another with . That Sweaters, all knitted, pock $2.95 Reason Vote. tho prayed and prayed to germs MAS. J. Women Should / Pome THE STAR EDITORIAL AND MAGAZINE PAGE | STAR DUST Sar down her face; he'd surely get rt a vane! IT takes a tree a hundred ye to get a Any it on in an hour or AL RE of Massachusetts he has the shortest name tr Ls ope bie ot ttm, an | tO® horn, John Copley ting far : eee ee ee es ee adie Ta like to know how he kne | The lam regular ac > * * Jess. ; (John ts drawing the art stuff) boys and two girla on a * OBLIGES FRIEND; PAYS »# “S\to go with this, and It'll be tuff, too. Then * COURT $50 AND COSTS * w scream.) tetw: but we quit the * * fogs Lew Sully Jokes } » that fresh stage ager|® EVERETT, De Jacob t eat thon Lew Sully sang a lot of songs ched off all the lights * ns kindness to a friend * as ota nel at Dank wi g to catch his breath,| I think this fe a pre good | # hime 950 and tral ex- & erthro 8 nee Mked him fing. /story. I wish I had nothing harder | «in the « court " fleet ate pts tery w i jokes and fo on, The/to ¢ ah life than ° * Cot the friend * ‘ ed i|She says as she lag on tee dee men st sid me that he was } #2 { whisky * ‘ , ex onscious she Shook ae Win at goes to « eee * a dry and the * nee al ack, bat was so st A — ( ee ve is sal Bed a * In ck at she couldn't get up. + the week's bill at am, | * sa his Low . Von A. neglected to state a got ‘pe « 625 FIRST AV.—HURRY OUT SALE 50c 10¢ Handkerchiefs, 25¢ Boston Garters, $1.00 Umbrellas, steel 2.00 Heavy Gray 25c Silk white, linen finish : a" colors. rod, paragon frame. Wool Coat Sweat- Heavy -in- urry-Out Hurry-Out ers. Hurry- Wool : ‘eae | 2 for 5c WM A ox cve 10¢ ri ag rae , 45c Out pcion 95c Sox, 20¢ or Medd Each, of 3 pairs ~ | HIMELHOCH BROS.,’ “svete | 5 () ey AVENUE Persian Silk Ties, in Fancy CONTINUES UNTIL SATURDAY NIGHT, DECEMBER 24TH GET BUSY AND HURRY TO THE “HURRY OUT” SALE $2.50 K. & R, Hats, all the new Out price eth Kline & Rosenberg) 625 FIRST AV., FOOT OF CHERRY ST. shapes; soft or tyles. Hurry- a, By Mall, out of conta for two mon Twenty-tive 5 per for three months or mo cent ription ig | HOW MANY SANTA CLAUSES ARE THERE, ANYWAY? wet ue —— How O10 You ) jm, py Bue? GET OVE™ CHMSTHAS neae 60 500n, SANTA, AMO WHAT MAKES You Loon _ So THM? inn Te ("rrcow SEE FEE. FEPIISE S3_ Fe Stey. YE. EB $2.00 Police and Cooper's *iremen’s Underwear, Any Suit, Overcoat or Cravenette, regular "noe i asad price up to and including $3 30.00— cape $2.50 Union Boys’ Wool Suits, Knee Pants, heavy in all sizes. wool ribbed Choice— $1.00 Monarch Bosom Shirts, for men and boys. 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