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THE SfcArrit STAH
WrMtt! Ol *. III* M HIIT* \O!;i'IW!M ll' %<« I >■' 111 * M
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"SSiUii • i limii t»% ii««- r• 1 *»* • I'lM'in'i » «' i
HOME RULE- A POST MORTEM
It anvthng nunc weio needed to psove the ntwl f«»t
home tub i"! cities, the i t iti'.o Oiy tpta <>i iepr> -
tatives of every big sp<eci;il privilege coronation t<> f«k''* l ' u '
home rule bills fmnishid ilia; jiivi.
It furnished the proof «M" lite durges made that tin - H 1
lie service commission has been tlu* boon of the frati use
gr;|bhers and the bane uf the |>e<>ph\
Metnbers of the senate knew how the lines were drawn,
knew ti it on one side \\. - lie public, clanu'iui.; toi freedom
from an unresponsive ?tat c< uinission. anil on tlie other side
the corporation agents who arc seeking to vest even greater
powers in the commiss > u ami render the people more an<l
more helpless in the regulation of then own strici 1> municipal
lm»iiu's>.
The senate voted > «eixlay. with open eyes, against
Senate Bill No. 2*9. Scnato« Dan Landon put the matter
in a nutshell when he said the |>rivate mtcie»i, were not
lobbying a&airtst the ho;::e rule bill for "philanthropic
purposes."
This Senate Bill 229 would have given Seattle. Spo
kane and Tacoma—and BelHnghara and Everett, if they so
dcautd—the right to control public utility corporations.
Whatever excuse existed for the representatives of the
•mall counties to vote against the other home rule hill, for
cities o>er JMMI. which |»• •• \ i<i• ■11 or ahsoh.ii- hum rub ••«
most every subject, the saute excuse did not exist against
Senate Hill _*.?> The small counties were not aiit ted by it
And the people in the big counties, without exception, would I
vote for it by an overwl lining majority
BUT THE SENATORS EROM SKYPOPPENISH
AND SPITZVILLE AGAIN SOUGHT TO DEMON ;
STRATE THAT THEY KNEW BETTER WHAT SEAT
TLE. FOR EXAMPLE. OUGHT TO HAVE THAN ITS,
250.000 PEOPLE. AND SEATTLE WILL CONTINUE TO
SUFFER UNTIL. PROBABLY. THE PEOPLES WEAP
ON. THE INITIATIVE, WILL BE INVOKED.
HOW TO BREAK LP A HOME AND STARVE
AN OLD WOMAN INTO THE POORHOUSE
There lived In a t»t) humble home In N'.-« York Ht) Mr* S,ir»h
Nfcry <u », ir- s o|,t an<| her ir-tnd.«oa lot. McPartUnd. at it t;
HBpboy sold newspapers. ami fits earnings were the main aaptort of
l»li»i-».'f and his icran«ln'n"h
A charch relief soeiel* stave the rouple a stnill amount of groc •* »
MBh tn»k. and -h. it.'., a:._'-d b> a in ' on . •
Aa»-< •atlor for Improving th. t\ , uion of the I'.x r This •• octi i.
mi: ii» rattle effort, and by ove. .oulm e to:: li.-il
Joa* :iti M- P'ullsad tat »-n tn'o *>trr ar.d committed ti> an Institution,
■Arc that bis gramlunuh r * ,i» om old to Ims a proper guardlau
fur blin
Having thoa deprtv. I tfen old vomaa of her principal n - in- of ««•..
p«rt tfw W.wtukm ft r Impnr. ih.- Coo t oii of the IVor withdrew
•too the aid it hail been alvlr I for two '*. - k* Mra \arv had no
wen-y or f <1 oxeept » ba' itt !. >r» ai.U cbur u *o ,er* biooKbt h< r
A cew»j'ai»r di»coverrd t » almtuliir mate of affair*, and tent n
Ttptt-r to the aencral agent of tt e tati<>n for Improving the Con
ditUM! ' -he t* l or At' r iut!< :i quvalmo in? the. chiitkl ag«*ti' fl- illy
divu'ge,) that he a«M»iatlon ■ i-.sht Mrs Nary would be better off
lo »h« prorhouse on Blackv.ell's uland th»n she wss in her home with
tor grandson. Mrs Nary di ! n.tf aicree «>th the t- iittii n
!n O'der to bring h«r to a proper fr»me of mind the association
feaO. after taking away her tjrar,dson. w thdrawn also Its eontrl
buttons toward har suppoit. To put tha matter quite bluntly, tKj
••••.-iation proposed to s arve the old woman into going to the
poor So. *e
The reporter asked thf general agent of (ho Association for Ira
proru>ir tb' CouUuioo of the l\.or Is this starvation meiho.l ..f
per *n ion for those who shitn the atmshou«e a new one or an old one''
To w eh the general agent replied: "I BELIEVE IT IS EV-
PtOVF.O BY EVERY ORGANIZED CHARITY IN THE COUNTRY,"
Hia statement would seeai to l> ar out the viow entertained bv many
pur* of for many years pa»t thii! orcantjted charity Is generally 91
Per cent organization and 1 per cent sympathy.
Between a threatened «trlk» of ail Pacific coast electrical work
on act an Inquiakive I'Mltf I Hla jrranit )«i looking lnt> in Inner
these are bail da>s lor the Bell telephone trust.
On!y four deputies left at Renton now to see that there should be
"bumping''
Recall of judges, constitutional reapportionment, home rule, non
porl.ttua atate "lections th y ;.!! git It where Nellie wear* her :.ej,| s
Bat tiiea. the day of surpri lea. If tot of miraci.*. Is not past. and tfc«
laglaU'iirf: uiajr actually pa«s some Warrant measure* before It finally
adj mnu
Movement Is on for special session to repeal irooeratlve laws. If
It were to repeai inoperaln. legislature* aa well, the i«e<>i>l« would con
taatefCy fool the bill.
And now those self styled near progressive supporters of Speaker
Tfcylor felt the "falrnesa" of hla st< amrollcr when he nent It dow n the
lagii'latlve hall to flatten out oppoeitlon to his apportionment plana
Demonstrating its salutary effects, the anti capital punishment bill
M'.cl Hi own ner-k in the l-. i n yesterday l»y a vote t 70 to
Taylor, Mess and Tonkin were th e three King county members who
roted again*' H«.vue and ta< d Krwp county to Seattle In formin/.
the new < ongr.aalonal district. att 1- Is entitled to a congreitnmari
by Itaelf.
The special interests win aqain. The legislature yesterday killed
the home rile bill. Citizens nit wake up In time.
Griffiths and Marble will be the two high men in the coming coun
cUmanlc •'lection. There lan t. much lioli < bet w <•••« I'armh anil
Maine. Ki-iier ia probably satisfactory to Uie K,»rth latere*'*
eiiEAM
BAKIKS POWDER
Perfectly pure,unquestiontbly whole
some. A pure food factor ante-dating
all pure food laws. Indispensable for
raiding finest take, biscuit and pastry.
Pit Atak flo lime Phosphates
Bt on guard again t •tub h» your food. Prof.
.! »b| «n of Yale ('oikgi says ke "regards the
introduction of sittm into baking powders as
m.j -t dangerous to heshh."
Read the lal 1. Buy only where .
Cream ot Tartar is named.
—LAUQfI AND GROW FA'i —
» CUPF
A Furious American Postoia Sa • Crying It Good f >r Sick Pci»p!-
He's Us t>fl a Gun
Editor Nothmj bcncuk
W h*t has Ixcenit of ths old
fashioned burglar who used to
chloroform hia victim?—R.
McC.
• • •
Jatnss A I'M lon » proftf in the
cottuu corner * >* d»# i > t'o.OO®,-
IMM). It Is to be * that thin
*111 h« Ip him bear the illtKrw* of *
$1,1X14 (lid
• • •
What W•* the Matter With ths
Depot Waiting Raomf
MU'ou Htom hunwr «f l'M*i
called on Hnctru* friend*
:i»t*y hrtveMi tf i na,— Bucyrti
• O.i Telegraph.
• • •
" long I remilu It office
11.(1,1 S ,-W Vo-l H 1> Cliff .It • ImO
qn > tb« othor night. these male
f-sclon will not oiwaljr utter their
jr.ttt.iral u u( NlaiullM
buimal dcforuiit). »"U of ooagula
t tii »> mptotus. to (alally leod oh
to «t« -' r Oct ton their lulwgulded f'»!
|, *, r» ' We hive I'O MM what
!h.- sheriff *.»* tr>sng to inr. Hot,
neither had be
• • •
And while we'rs about it,
let's s*no a couple of bsttla
ships to We»t V.rgmla.
• • •
"Several Bee
leyaport passen
gers on th* good
ship fcarth were
seen walking
home late Satur
day night like
they were tea-
S'Ck."
• • .
Editor Nothing Serious:
Thi« b-ln« l.i-n'. 1 have glvi't#ii|>
my velour hat, wrist watch, pocket '
cigar lighter, overcast belt and
purple vest, and have had my mua
t\et * cut off.— K K.
Which same wo consider quite
contrary to th« l>>n'<n spirit of
sacrifice.
• * •
What Is an At Widow?
WANTED We hive two VI
widow laillsa wanting places ae
hounekeeper for bachelor or widow j
it. Cirl A Crawford —Advertla#
ment In Matshalltown ila i Time* .
. . .
"Turkey wants peace," say
London dit atches. A country
that is being whipped as badly
as Turkey ia soon gets peace.
• » *
"It la et«l»r to live on $16 *
week ihan on a salary of 115,000 a
year," say* the New Vork World
Indeed It la. If you don't believe j
it. try to live on $15,000 a year In j
fa t. It's aim i»t Impoaalbb- for the
avenge man to get the $15,000 a
year, to ,iay nothing of living on It
They Want to Be Buried by the
Sheriff
\t the solicitation 'if old friends,
Sheriff I'otadamer bus c Hi»ent««l
to continue in the undertaking bus j
Inesa, aa be can do so without In
the least Interfering with bin dutlee
a* Hherlff. Mr Potsdamer baa been
Interested In the undertaking bual
iiea* in this clly for years and bin
old friends would not hear to hla
giving up the business Stiwanee
l Kla ) Democrat.
".Say, Kranripa, rmni a<Tin« wtth
u nlolml, will
"Tut, tut, my child, Ih ihat th»
only »ay you know how to link for
a ntnkair
"Oh, well, fork out a Jitney,
then."
llraxH lieda. lllak* Furniture Co.,
41MT I'lka «•«
Till! STAR-FRIDAY. FIiiIKUAKY 3!. 1013.
ft iu for Everything
Cut .no-itl letter carrier la aultig
j for dlvort e, iharcnt hi* wife
jlhrew a iihkiu »( Mai over the
: hreakfaat table It i* often have
' women b en told that the table I*
no place (or »p«Kjatu«'
O iv»r Wftiilnii llultij.-a, who *ut
j prof>n .nr In Hirvanl im-dtcat
| wriu/01, a* will n. i<h i tid «11.
i*il to til*— tut opium aed
' •lotntl, thr<»» all the r at of the
malcia medic* into lli* aea asd
'he rar.' will In? bi'tter off."
! H ii. ii 1 ujm at llan ard 3* >i. jr«
ago. th«- |. i ture* on druga «»ri no
(irfunct iry Ibat lh« • Indent* m-ri
tilrnetj ihi! « an-. >||i«d "alhlHail'
In the line . f <j rtigt* In the pra<lii«i
of medlelne Thai wa« th" avrii-ui
I ».!». >..« icati'd In. to il«*i In- dr>ut*
That ia onv ''ltrvini* The other
■ tin nie la to fire a I.itln prcai rlp
tlon a.' «v»*ry ache, hit or mi; a.
To lie afiald of calomel In lenth-
Krala dinu-M Ia allly tj'ilnine a a
drug of incalculable value in the
treatment of mularla. Jn»l aa itier
« ury la In ayphllla The «hole hti
man ayatem la mad« up of rhem
irala. an- 'her name for (!ru(*
Th# blood I* practically a reprtulu'
(ton of aea water, awarmlnK with
mlnlliilar orxanirma. and laden
*It Ii i-nnipiei rhenilcaia or dniK •
Hi lentiflc medicine I* afraid of
nothing, dr'ix* ot not drua*. «hlch
ia proved by c»mfirmed ei(n rlinwit
to be of u»e In the treatment of
dl*»a»e.
Tomorrow will nay aome hlnrf
about the ' i)rilKl"»H ('WM "
HERMON r TITI H ML D.
Office* 30J, JOS, 301! Oriental
ItliM-k, fioG .:nd Avenue, opposite
Uutler hotel.
Iloura: II to I, 3 to S, 7to 8;
Sunday, 12 to 3.
Catarrh
Quickly Relieved
(#«'t & '£t» or MMwsl tub* of
I/O NOON'S
■ V Catarrhal Jelly
at nrtf* l'ia It 4|«t»k fin'*!
«v»r of f«rr«l fur i'»U'fh, fold In IH«-
»!«• t 1 Mnn*)' If 4
T *«•«»» "f « i<' li * P>Htn
pin Wrt«r> f|.|l II
SBS
DtNTISTS
Second Av. and University St.
Opposite Stone-Fisher Co.
Wi Stand Bsok of Our Work fof
20 Years' Guarantee.
Other Dentists' Ohio Cut Rata
Prlcss. Prices.
Set of Teeth
V&V Guaranteed . .vU
CI C Set of Teeth >1
WI v Guaranteed. .
<f» 1A Solid Gold or
«pl" Porcelain Crown^%)
(£ Q Gold or Porcelain^A
•PO Bridge Work. .. ,yy
Solid Gold filling, 75c Up
Silver Fillings, 25c Up
20-YB AH WRITTEN GUARANTEE
OIVCN ON ALL WORK.
PAINLESS DENTISTS
Winifti git ao much p!fi*-re out
of Ko'uK to funeral* It a lu ky peo
ple hate to die
• • •
Within H«r Proper Sphere
C*ln> Itirutl miffrer,*'!. now !ti (h«
Hwuiii H|ud> th«s in
"tltiH from th« r*' to W n lo
.<» tb< tiaugorttl jutrafU Kroftt
hook* !<» fjffi, you ktiow
• • •
Oon't treat your plugs I o*t
ly It I* ag; od habit to Iran
them orcaciomlly with gaso
line Vie spesk, of co irae. to
• utoiMa.
• • •
Anril IS, 1913
Th** <#; h< h th** f.»t« »
mall) « ier*i)(Jn»otb4*r m tII *m» netU'd.
i - '.jRh! >our v«* *
STRICT CTIQUET
lie How do yon do Mi*w II tnp
er* I atn lack Spoon rby. who
taught you to awlrn a' the '.tabor'
Sh" -l*ieet»»ly. but that doe» not
eiruee you far ad ire*» un ino. U»-
ineuiber. »e bave n» v«»r bad an lu
trod net lon.
Eest shcrt
6TORIES
of the
A few days ago two young women
entered a ty car and found only
standing room.
"I'm going 10 get a Mat," said 0110
to her "Now. you a**o!"
Selecting a sedate looking gentle
man. she walked u|> to him.
My dear Mr. flrwin." she ex
claimed. "How delighted I am to
meot you! You art- almoot a
■ 1 ranger. Will I accept your neat?
W.-11, I do fi"l tired. I 11 limit.
Thank you, so much!"
The man arose ' 811 down, .lane,
my sir!," s*ltl he, a* he courteous-
I? pointed to the vacant seat "I
don't often see you out on a w ;ish
In* day You must ftel tired. I'm
sure How » your uitstre»a?"—Na
tional Monthly.
The schoolmaster wanted to know
•.vhethi r the lioys had an under
'anding of the functions of a llrli
1 nil consulate "Hvppoalni," he b»-
gan. framing his question 011 the
pikellertt way to arouse Ihe IntrrNt
of 111* hearer#, supposing aome one
look you up in nn aeroplane, and
after a lons, exciting flight. dropped
you down thousands of miles from
home In a country (julie foreign,
what place would you seek out ft rat
of all?"
An eager liaud was Instantly up
lifted.
Well, Willie, whnt do you say?"
"Please, sir, the hospital."—
Weekly Telegraph,
OUR PRECISE ARTIST
A happy medium.
Head "The Coming Nation," Hod
Wagon, Fourth and Pike. I'rloe 5
Gents.—Advertisement.
Will AT YOU MUST VOIE ON AT
C2TY ELECTION MARCH 4T#
Tl i i is the ninth of a »cn?:; of artirleo explaining the various charter amendment! and
proposition! coming up foi a vote on March 1.
CHAKtFft AM! NDMENTS NOS. HI ' \D 11
Charter Amentlm nil Nob. •10 and II tela«e to tiie s. ■ *iil/jc..t natter. Chart*
A. undmcnt N0..10 > Ida to the dutirs of t water ind city ii.jht • u?» tint -ndenta by - i v .
'ing them man-.cement and ontrol of the huildii .n 1 fcrotu belong j; It, the water »y».
t'- n and the lij,ht plant, re:*pn ,iv« /.
Charter Amendment No. 11 removei the manage nr.! of -ui h l< .ddr . and i;ro:in<s»
from the superintendent of buildings, v/ho is charg I w:»h hat duty ;t pre nt.
BRINGING CHEAP HUMP OF BEEF
UP TO fHF BIG HOTEL STANDARD
CM\RI.KS IJ'l'l'.UKl ui i . $iu,<rxi (HI I I I-! ! .
now
Boilr-d Rump of Brrf a la GuJi -wie.
lake two pt*K tii cm lied cayenne pt*|»per, a t< i ;mon
of nrrv powder and a »m»!l union, chopped Ho lin ;i
Mewpan with two ounce* of butter into nlmh hi l>< ( n
titl l-fd two talilc p> on* id M«>ur. Stir wfll, add -oi
t»r«itlt and lei route to a 1«iil. Ileal well and serve with
chopped parsley garniture*. .
i(*ii|-vrlfib*. I*t2. l>y < hurt** !,ir>'rriif(iic i
«*" 'I • 11. ul<l I lt».# 11. .
t Krtint; 5 in. .\|unm- . f \S : ,
\V*a> (ilbfiinc th »* rr "k<-! t>o; i
ii Olyntpla, I fcav" bmn wondi-rlnt!
what he Rot fi»r them H i*- v.i.
I? li but Wm Wray'* fault h«- m in
I Ol> nitiU It U thi- people who
v»l» for »m h a i ha t act t, and I. for
! 'inn, nay thai Ihe eonrilr) wltl tievej
'tie any belter until they wip« Ihe
(lawyer* off Ih rutin ll I* a well
j llfio* ;i fait 'bf* Kr*. off ntr*f«* am)
j'rouble, anil, for money, will try to
pan* an Innocent |n ram. or free
jibe great ml mordere r l>'t u»
have nx rt mmmnu M-tia- |n»tl(»
■mil lor a il«d aim tiler lawa »o even
i arhixillmy ran understand anil
jter.pecl Ai d let mi' a*k who. hut
1 »t»»* people. *re i« blame tor hav
Him ItiMii HAlr t<iidrill arl >u4m to
lii|mIii|m r id' against th«- p.oi-le* luler
• at- ' I hate re sd that Anturiw
Ii 11 '.»i, " O IMHi jieo|j|e. MOSILY
and lb r v.i!*-* m-i'Ui to
l«,ir. it A TAXPAV Kit.
CLASS TO THIS PLAN
Kdi ir The Star I bare win
n-veral article In > ur |i.i'«*r <«'
|cernlt>ic th * I u dlug the Mite to
jclear forged off laud Now th"
iin in Ip! la (tin* from a giufi at .tad
'jiotnl Th* *tate will it*e the'a*iis«
< a* Ru>n*> to Ihii I a n<t fioui tuiu l
large corporation 'hi' *'oultJ almost
rive tt to t' rm lift, r iln-)- havi
Ulrlpped It of all valu.Vil" titnbn
Th ii the plan ta to l"t some ior
|M»ratlon a eoutrn'-t u» dw It and
ihi ti hurt* * mi*- i*«>r man i >ni*- on
*u«i pay fur liii' 'I LoU' abo*.
If tl>«" atatf maul* In h ! (t aa I"
fihould, with th" I Holier laud, U
will »i>ll tin- llnili' r to ibc lumber
in -n. give the land to anyone to
jrlrnir tt, an 4 l«nd «uch men aa much
lin .iii"> a' a low rati- of itilrtril t>
! they could ici*«- mecuritv for
j It wilt tie *a»y i»n .i(tli t>*l t mett
willing to take hold of *u ;> a prop^
0. tlion «h n »" adjust our tax
ijion
Th way ihlu .tsnd now a a
| man buys a plei*» loMed-off l'H*l
M ISO per air", bin lum sir t:n>"
cent* f r acre, h<* Invents anotb t
fVI an acre to dear sn I Improve
.•he inv Then hl» ta\> a ai» fr im
I.vi« to al* ilollara tin scr*. Thii'a
■ »-nro!im««>iin»nt. ian't It*
Km h conditiotia hat. put many a
pit* i' of land on 'hi* .itsifci-t I <-in
ahow a*>T«-nU trafa ranking f'Otn
'« ,! to «»lKht) «Tfa In thi* coiiatjr
that <*an lw Imnitht for l r ta ihan I'll"
loipratrr-meilU r;>M Other own>*r»
hitvo tihandoni-il theit farm* to look
for Iftl#r condition*.
A II M
Editor Th« Star I aui'-p w!*h
you on rvi'rj |ailnt ahntit thi" dual
th" SoattU' I.Bl'tltiß Co ia pttl
tins ovit on na IVII I'vorvon* to
.i. <• i! " Home rule. The city mire
la In !>id enough sbaii» without
tin " Krnfta I itave Huml In S«-11-
tie a number of yew* »nd »•" have
b. n IlKbtiiiK grafter* ever ultice I
Imuli'd. I'sn't we <-l»«n»t things?
Feed our bahiea and starve thi'
gratitn-r*' (lod knowa when we
look around u* while on our
atreeta they (the babiesT~lix>k like
tli y tit ihl It.
They also tti ink they can pIcR
the lot k and enter l»s.»enn'nt when
ever they like, hut let them try It
with me aKalu' i wear no kid
Klovi * and I cannot Inndle them
ttglilty. will uic the Knnßlan truuip
"club."
Thank you for your kind atten
tion I nttt a truo American cltl
ien nnd a "MOTHER."
A LEGISLATIVE FARCE.
Kdltor The Klai My experience
may perhaps help to Illustrate that
legislative farce called "The Work
men's Compensation Act."
I started to work with a steam
shovel crew at a gravel pit on the
Great Northern near Stanwood, Wn
Not a word wag said to me of the
dangerous nature of lhe hank which
itoweted sixty feet above the tracks.
In thu afternoon I was set to
"poling" the hank In order to start
the sand sliding to enable tho
dipper 10 reach It. Ten minutes
»fler I started poling, the entire
hank gave way and started to slide.
In attempting to run from beneath
the slide I was struck by the two
and one-half ton tipper and knocked
unconscious. I was buried for half
an hour before they reached me I
was scitt to Ihe Stanwood hospital
land was attended by Dr. .lacobaon.
Two day* later 1 was sent bark
to work but suffered an atlack of
vertigo and bled from the head, and
also hail hurt my back. 1 lay In a
boarding car at Stanwood until
December 20, when at the request
of Hupt. J. H. O'Neil 1 went to
I vcrett to be examined by Dr.
Walker. Dr. Walker sent me to
Ihe Providence hospital In Kverett.
On December SSt.h Dr. Walker
showed me a printed form which the
Ureal Northern has and told me
that I should skn It as It a
bill for his services. On reading il
over I 'found that If I signed the
sallp I should release the company
from all liabilities. 1 refused to
sign It, as three witnesses caa
testify.
I went down to Seattle to (rr and
get some of filial of the Q. N. to
' I caa't imagine,' writes Ida Tar
bell, "what the clothes of women
aro coming to." If Miss Tarbell will
have a little patience she won't have
to leave It to imagination.
Dance ut Dreamland tonight.
The Editor's Mail
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fur«-<J to hljcii 11, nylon tlim Ham
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Hist art
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■Wt Into ■•nti' trn I in ■ » and(UIU a tick. aour. gaaay stomach?
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hut «hat |.:fa - u Ic<»t t. that Ii Mrfucthfua and T*-zaU--t roir
it' ll .trlt , , »0,4 ,»,■ y„tu fj, . rlt. tDO.it, without f.- a r
''' r* ■ vt* it*' !» ' oTi 1 1 ii,, tt y ar» slow, hut not
' 1 " »!• 1,1 1 " ' '»fr. am] 'i s yo'ir t> otnacb in a htaltkr
conditio* >0 (be misery won't corn* ba<k.
t» r.pT'{ K -r *"■ ■ «wi«* of ■•T'm
piAP ;
If lt'» Correct, Che.l »t, Has It.
Dimlap Hat
Opening
Forerunner <>f Sprint;, and bringing all tlte
new Sprint; lial l>lwcks from New ork ind
I xindi >n.
See our window display.
Loading \tneriean and European Linos of
Hals for Men and Young Men.
DUNLAP
STETSON
Henry I loath (I indun), Imported Austrian
Velours, t'heasty Speeial ($3.00 and $3.50),
Cheasty's Haberdashery
Second Avenue at Spring Sirec-t.
If Cheaaty Hat It, It'a Correct.
THIS 15 THE litfNU . *f) MAKEV M
ru 4>43p] ■\ '- '■' *'•>( ' ■•/•'■' *•" l »" 1 VTf\\
JJ^tesPcMill
Mjfftwwj,. |A/ V»«IW?«/
J - : c L
CHEAP-PRICED FLOUR THESE DAYS
Means
FI.OUR MADE OF CHEAP WHEAT
Wheat ha-? materially advanced in price—No manu
facturer of Flour can give you Cheap-Priced Flour
unles', he makes it of Cheap-Priced Wheat—Poor Flour
is NOT a Food Product.
FISHERS BLEND FLOUR
Has No Superior in America. It Always Has Been,
Is Now and Always Will He a Blend of
Best Eastern Hard Wheat arid Best Western Soft Wheat
Fisher's Blend Flour costs mori today than it did
rectntly, eolely because of the advance in wheat price%
bat n'e only ten cents p»r each higher today than the
iowe't artct aver fat titia floor, and ten cenW
P*' eeci le a ti;an the price which prevailed onlv a
few Wenthe aso. I*'a the same Grand Vlo* our thou
sarnie or cuat unce have been educated to et".
it always Will nir Tnt same kkgard
lESS OF WHEAT PRICKS.
Manufactured by
FISMER F'HJRIRG MILLS CGHPANY
' America's Finoat Flouring Hfli "
SEATTLE, U. 8. A. o
v FOU ®ALK I: AIL PKA! K K'S""
HOPSE FUSSES FOR
IIS DAILY CHfw
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In 'tMfmnii
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l,h "»• wo k at*..« to
•ri o'ljid I,r I) . a i't,f of j
* ! <■ <utrol ih»
f'»nrl* uf thi.
D\S MiXiAWKCT.

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