The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-16


ugly-in fact. it often is-but lis
regularity makes it a JOY forever One
girl / know put all Of her money in
French poodle about three inches long
and two inches high. made Of topaz, While
the curly part OF him. and especially the
tin of his tail was OF clear white dla-
monds But there wasn't much original
ity in that She Just went into JeWeIry
store. picked up what she wanted and
possibly paid her bH. Possibly. II she
had any sort Of credit. she didn't pay her
bill. but she sent over s. or so at time
until Il was settled.
Ike the English system. 1t induces
you 10 buy most beautiful things that
cost big sums of money and then gives
you from two 10 five years 10 pay little
sections OF money and in the meantime
buy something else to keep every mig
whigllng around. for what people really
want are absolutely odd things.
There is an irish gentleman who con-
descends 10 keep a cake and apple stand
near our corner. and last summer he was
over 20 see THE ovid mother" He had
been saving lis MONEY and not even blow
ing the froth of glass or beer so tHat
he might sail the ocean blue second-class
and feel himself equal to Victoria her
self He noticed that every s1op and
every wagon had on i 'PnrNeyor to the
Prince OF Wa.es.' "FurVeXor 10 the
Queen" 'Purveyor 10 Her Royal High
ness the Princess OF Wales" ard after
he had told everybody over there what a
great country his was, where man
could own a railroad even II he could
not $ Eu his own name. then he concluded
70 fTeshen up the old stand. 80 he got
sirn-Oh a beautiful one. a hlue back
ground w.th cold letters upon -. ana
these letters rad. "Purveyor 70 The Cen
eral .Pub.ic "-au1 the whole neighbornoot
50 enjoyed 4 fhat business has been great
II has an adte ndUm which reads. Pes.
PICKLES ard Peaches Hs glnri.s IN the
d -.
pies ami p-Ck}es are always win Us, Ike
the much aksd Z po0r, while tha peaches
come during to- summer tlme and sell fo-
considerably iesS taan IN the lana az old
Engl3nd about Wsch we all la.k
Eut 10 return 20 the souvenirs. 4 good
many Of THIN zet smashed coaW1g over
g41a many more ate no. placed on the
= Ent X u3 o. table - they suffer unto.d
indlgulties- You pat your collection IN
one If those rIther large sass Edded
fables, 0H~re sTnsli ca..dEi n can .ook with
1ae.- fingers and feel with fEs.r yes.
Oh want 70 PEEK az something queer.
something that nobody else has. NV.
Mrs. Van Rensselaer, l'ruger Possesses a
something mat has real ta2E 20 l.
Il = Grade In witch WAS rocked the
great Napoleon and waiEH =9t p-cSed
10 n o:,s u ihoS- secoD I-hani shops n
Paris Il is N0ucned for and u filed
every dsv with great masses of flowers.
So taat " here once the restless bran vas
qules now the-e, are tAe perfume and
beauty OF ne E5PHStF+f+Ht ~ft4sS t+i-tE t9+e [
the emperor .. the French or The prs
caer n s.. Helena never gave i
thought 20
Tben IN jewels you must have ca5.
qaaer rings Inat were made y hand ana
made IN Aslcji way taat each mad i
SPECIAL use. There Is queer 2 .ver rCE.
wltb AZ uncut emerald in l., tAat res.s N
wai.-fIe3 h~to-a-brGc table. ana this
* said - nave pc % worn by ore Of Ma
po.eon'< numerous owes and - have been
brought oy MN from Egypt Another obi
Ysek SHOWS a heavy S4a3 % gol1. each
seEa terminating ~ such way hat there
g s-ace .etl 50 that The fash she VS.
as;N +ta. Tae Ole end Is an asp. tas
o.lsr Icy lotus Tower Carefully eaaIn-