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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-15
GOOD DEED
BY POLICE
John Lambert Thought He
Was Broke. But Was Handed

"a
John Lambert was n happy man
this mornsQg when he left h police
station AZ , O'Clock A few minutes
hefnre that he had been sadly. be-
moaning his hard luck In a cell OF the
city prison. Lambert il a mate on a
sailtng vessel that recently arrived
an Seattle and was paid OFT when he
got here. With about sfoe he started
out yesterday TO get n few drinks lie
Was stiii goinE when Policemen
echaneman and Damn found him
Hast nirht. lie was "Ali In and didn't
know where OF who he a lie was
sent 10 Jail 20 sober up and about $40
was taken from him when searched.
when he woke un this morning he
found himself IN 3all and without a
rent of money on him. some one
had struck him apparently with an
axe or "A mallet and his face was a
eight.
lie was a sid fellow when he came
20 the desk to gct hts discharge this
morning. but the world assumed a
different aspect when Detective Jack
Barck passed him out hts money.
Il thought I had lost that. he
said. and I guess l would II you fell
lows hadn't put me IN SAN Thanks
Another robbery had been averted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-15
KILLEDlTW0
In FLORIDA

TAMPA, Fla. Aug. i5.-Chaflef
Allen and wife, wealthy reridents OF
this city, were Killed here late yes
tefday by Manuel Chavez, M 81 the
moHt prominent OF the cuban colony
here.
Allen returned home Unexpectedly
and found Chavez In his house
Nhefuupon he assaulted the cuban
striking him "a terrible blow with d
chair. Chavea drew his revolver and
fired several times. killing Allen and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-15
THREE WOMEN IN A FIGHT,
TO SAY NOTHING OF The man
Officer Bevan Has Fierce Encounter on Grant Street Bridge
Nell piekereil Leads in the Ataek-rwo Girls Land in
Iai

lead OFT She swung a heavy right 10
hcyan'a Jaw hat landed Nell is a
woman. but has been raised ~ "A
man and has powerful muscles.
Alone she put up a Eeod scrap but
when the policeman had her nearly
conquered the other three jumped IN
and for a few minutes THERE wef
things ~ioine." Rowan fought hard
aud finally got his handouts on the
wrists OF Nell PicNefrit and carrie
kearly AZ this time the either two
made a run Tot Il and ESCAPED The
two prisoners had 10 be actually car
riest 10 the patrol box In uiackehaped
and sent TO bail All had been drink
lnE and we're In a fighting mood The
prisoners were charged with being
disarierly peFaonA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-15

mortally woundInK Mrs. Allen. The
shooting OF Mira. Alien was uninten-
tiunat aa she rushed between the
men TO prevent the fighting.
Chavez Wan arrested after an at
tempted escape and bail was refused.
though his fathers firm offered "a
ti00. 600 cash bond.
The most prominent attorneys In
the state have already been engaged
Ca defend young Chavez.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-15

Women's Wei KID Lace OxfordH. kid
tipH. turn %nulss. French heels.
value tzt0. for ...a........sI.DS
Womcn'a Hand sewed oxford Ties.
plump Wei. medium Heavy hand
weited saies. modified military
heels. value N.s9. for.......sx.Ds
Women's - 90 Lace Shoes AZ rx.DS.
patent Kid vamIss. dull mat. kin
tops. hand+tufned noies, full Louis
Nv. heels.
Womenss 500 Walking Shoes at
S2.DS. fine plump viet upper. pat
ent tip, medium heavy. hand-weit-
cd Hoias. modified military heels.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-15

police omeer Tom BeVan had "a
desperate fisht with three women
and = man on the Grant street bridge
at an early hour this vol ming, Al
IA result Nell piekercll, the North
seattle girl Who masuucrndVs In
masculine attire. and a Gtri who
gave her name as carrie keurly.
We're arrested aud locked up IN the
city Jail The other omn ana a
a Who MAS with her made thcli
escape.
At about / O'Clock this morning
Nell nlekefell. Carrie ke8riN au-
other girl and a logger who was with
them We're on their way int h city
from South Seattle. There IL a trans
fer fsaint near the Washington Iron
Works and there a change from M
car 70 another ~ made. In doing
this the q~uartette became - boie-
teruus that Officcr neNan had to
caution them 20 be quiet The kris
and the mar resented the interfer-
enee and IL did not take Ions Tor the
fight u start.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-15
Of Lines
Of Mems Goods
II you want bargains in Mems Furnishings look
up these prices tomorrow at the Bon harche. We
want to close out the balance of small lots tomorrow.

a novelty just received in Mems
Black Satin Four-in-H Hands. with
white silk initials on ends. To in
troduca this he quality. which L.
all the rage East. we have marked
them each
Remnant lots Of Mems Fancy Shirts.
with or without collars. These
were sold at 7sc and Sc now, to
close. each ooc
A lot Of Childrenss Jackets and Long
Coats-rcmnant ~lineH-worth $500
10 500 each. all the best and most
wanted styles and shades. sizes I
TO ~ years. viii be a bargain plum
tomorrow at. choice 1900. SS.6D
Another LOT Of ChIidren.s Jackets ana
Long Coats. worth up TO $3.50, viii
be priced tomorrow for quick sell
ing NJ .b>
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-15

Good service Will be given 90 Races
at King county Fair Grounds Cars
leaving from King street aud First
avenue south.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-15

Twelve Famous romesaen Pictures
free 10 each new subscriber 70 the
Star at booth No. 10. carnival
grounds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-15

r. A. johnson. So ainckiey block
can sell you lots two hiaeha from
Madison street for tfea. ttae. sifk. 81
On Madruna car line for 400 ana
$50 each. taasy payments.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-15

Coed service win be given 60 Races
At King cnunty Pair Grounds. Cars
leaving from King street and First
avenue south.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-15

Ch~ss<-Nsfsve WAshinH.on- fiDffHa
Ezxt-sfrictly fresh raneh. ss415e.
B1ttsr--WashinGton r1111ss
Mneh. t1oI7e
~. 90. rolled barley. f1aOo
Hsy-Paxst snuna pef ton. sf1oG. Eas.
IN WaEhinxton Timothy. et3o0. alfalfa
otx o0Uff10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-15

Good service win be given 20 Races
at King County Fair Grounds. Carr
leaving from King street and First
. south
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-15
A Rummage Sale of

soc for women's Long Waist. six
hook carnetH. regular ti.N values.
zoe for American Lady Corset
Waists. in black and drab. fi.2s
values.
rI.sn fer American Lady 81 Medi-
um Length corAeta. In black and
arnb5
s2.O0 for women'r 81 Military Cor
sets, with low bust and long hips.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-15
a Nice OUTING fer sunday

Take the steamer Reed 20 AK
Beach from LILY Hoeardus dock.
every hour an the hour. zoe round
trip. children fbe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-15

Or. Arthur peVoe has renewed "A.
ncca and residence 10 49, az queen
Anne avenue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-15
%NoRoHoFF q co.
Last Of Remnant
Rummage Sale

A sale that has been of material Mtre to a treat portion of Seattle folks will closes adu
II hSb been one the most. salient features of the Great Expansion Sale and will kf +
remembered as the scene of tremendous AUGUST buying at the Bonh arhe
The last day of the sale tomorrow will be made prominent with a bch of breansh ah han
no past record to point to-. Reading will convince yoa Those who hayey ret to buy carnival needs win
read with pleasure many of heeu drprings
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-15

Twelve Famous Tomcssen Pictures
free Il each new subscriber IN the
Star az booth No. 10. carnival
grounds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-15

chiidrens Blue Sandals. one strap,
square edge turn EoicH. EpfinE
heels. sizes 5 10 AZ. value fLzs far
s...t.s. ssst..ss+fss Wv"
Infants Wine one-Etrap Sandals,
turn soirN. spring heel. Hlzes = - =,
value ills. f0f ...s~...s4......so
wamsn.s Fine Patent Calf Lace
oxfoFds. hand turned soieh. Louis
XIV, heel, value $40. for. SEAS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-15

Fletcher & Carpenter. realty bar
safnz only
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-15

To AI-Ki Beach. the new. fast
steamer Reed from Lilly ogardus
dock. every hour Sunday. on the hour.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-15

Go to spinning for bicycle repairs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-15

With Wagner's Ord
estra to entertain ~
these splendid Rummak
Remnant bargains for s
ter six will be worth con,
ing for tomorrow nifht
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-15

Something all Of seattle's mechan-
fca and their families should see and
mining men and business men Of se-
attic. A fine piece Of band-work
made by a blacksmith far up on the
snow capped mountains Of Monte
Cristo, Washington. VIII be on ex-
hfbifi0n Third avenue. corner Uni
verrlfy street, August - 10 ~. Adj
mission, i0c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-15

lDonFula
Lace shoes, blue
and red tops. turn
roiss. spring heel
size 5 60 :. value
G15, for ......sSe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-15

k3c for womsns Zoe Ne, corseiA
soc for women'a Figured Black
aatrrn J. a. Cersrts. broken sizes.
medium length. worth tlG
@I.OO for ThnmpEpn's Military
C0rscis. IN black and dFab. worth
BGk
gf.OO for choice ~ a tot ~ t11t
.. -. Cofaetk-eleeant bargains.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-15

vsuuh msss-Cww bs~f. - r~r III sts~s
oan< oDGte ~ ~. nation. wsfhsr. TA<.
49, W. 800 10 D~r ~ veal hruA
.. snail To-
FssstSlnns = Hams. fSx. h~rsakfost
Dacnn. lee. bslise~l leo
Cnugures1 AAly-Th. foiievfnx nrfees ara
t>frx c1sssf 70 tbs protnesr n ros1nd tots
e tk< deck ~ IN ths ear At Seattle
0ralp-oatA 80 olH1o %. harley. t7ll -;
yhs4L shlcksn fsst. szt-oo. esrA sslk
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-15
B~urlssaus show

Ranke uall. Pike street. one week,
starting sunday night admission zoe
sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-15

Nell Lesds OF.
The pfckcrvli sirl was the first to
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-15

A lot Of Mems White LAundcrcd
Shirts. slightly soilcd. sizes IL 20
l.. these were sold AZ &c and N.co.
hut now. 10 clean up, they so e..
taaH 4sassasrsss ss~sssss ~st
Six broken lines 81 Mems High Class
Golf Shirts. with separate cuffs.
the patterns are stripes. figures
and polka dots. reduced from 2ie0
and N.ab TO. each. roe
In the combined lots you can find
slEcs rs, ish. is. ish. II.
Three lots 81 Meme B%alhriggan IN
dershirts and Drawers. a little
heavier than the regular summer
weight. reduced. TO Gloss from soc
ta. a garment ....a.s.. s.......tsr
other odd lots Of Mems Summer
Underwear at. n gnrment....-..
...s..s...... ....,.tSc and x5c
To close out Mems Bathing suits we
have reduced ? lines from us75 70,
a suit SLID
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-15

There are all shades and sizes-a bargain in
deed in fine Kid Gloves for carly fall or Car
nival wear.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-15

Iemon--ssg5 q boxs eocktas 40
ps~~ Tsefst.oo: ~atirE sppss.
$500 pSs Der a.. s.sa.anx s<sssss
64x38113s ravtis. ~ zcU1sce Me4lt@rran
go sweets. e,.xos vAtsnet&.I - onot&E
nsA< - soess.cc eAss. taa<srtn<s hr
urxre rrwlt. ch<frtrNs F& p
T&r case r~schem CO... ~curr4nsa. CO.
bI4rxferrtee. f14r1HxLE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-15

chiiaren's DonEoia Lace shoes. blue
tops. square edge turn snies, sr*tnE
beet. sire 50 20 II. value fib1 fef
n.stssss ssssfsss sssattsatsst ssf
Infants bonEnlA Lace Shoes. turn
snles, 10 heeia. Sizes 2 to :. value
f1f, Tor Use
Misses RED Lace Shoes. fine Wei
MD. flexible soleH. spring heels
sizes ii4 70 = value sibo. for D5c
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-15
Josslae ~ovorarIoas


rcsatse%-ofa si01sis p>r tea nss. ua
Ssfsr-. is s-r ssss t~rsips fewsia.
garlic. &C., cabbage. 81 atalrz ger ewt
nAffvx 800 p&r toss huxkk NHs
es}err. GE n<r dcA. sweet rotataEs.
eaeo per case. Chfn p~rp<rA 81 - r~r ben
s.aer<rsur. r<Dtc. urnnatces s8HE red.
lshr~. = PER do1. parsley. cc4Ne esiass
fss-e- 7e ramr<Fa.- r~r n.
s~aas<he.. 10 per a.s war hesas. -
erticheke& - Der dcr. strtrx t<ans
spruuks. s0s; p~ss ace tei<phoae ps<x
tscs rnuharh y rrr reuaf. spia-
rsra toUoc Per bon native ssparagas
ATS pr z-@ green com. To- PET aas
eSnzaloaree n.rte<2c5 p~r ease. water
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-28
TINE PEOPLE MUST ELECT SENATORS

The United States senators BY
popuar Is growing en- the country
much 81 the corruption
anara both and national can BE-
having rRuren ehooH" the
sonators purchased sea Direct proof
sufficient oumshnil evidence generally
10 convince the people conditions
candidates for the
individuals he iurons Of bribery
invariably marked by treahety 60
auueucy the wishes %
wealth have legislative fayo
United States senate vho
tho general Of state legislation IL
~ made oruner.
the aeknow
be land largely eomosei o
who
addition ihs body ~
the scales bound show balance
the people
when mo people choose by
fewer raca
win nbuy
~
Of pioHitnttiuE influence
the legislative
administration will be ivas~n~d
temporarily
81
while openly hostile
evidently believe wouH
people probably
farafathe nEeA constitutional
provided wealth unknown railroads ard
essive machinery
the United States.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-28
CHRISTMAS CHARGES
ARE CALLED ABSURD
Democrats, However, Insist That Statements
Shall Be Investigated

wAHHtNpToS. y C.. March -
Republicans ef tho house are not
much disturbed BY the charges ~
Captain Christmas concerning the
purC haze ~ the paninh West indies
They look or profess 90 look upon
fhw matter an huge Joke
The Democratic members think 81
h funny. but set they Do NOT profess
ta believe there " any truth %
Christmas claim that be bflhri
American rpuErrsHmen. They uni}
insist These statements should De- IN
Rrstinafrf Congressman Gardner.
~ SEES Jersey thinks h~ Us the wnm
referred 90 ln the Christmas dnru-
meuth Iir shyn that beyond am iu-
PRODUCTION 90 Christmas be had nn
communication whatever with the
man
The report waH shown 20 senator
HoAr ard tn Representative Grua
sauor. both of whom pr1frrHed great
establishment and interest
frprrHeffntiFv Nruak~uor sent .
copy 81 thr report Co thr state de
partusnf &C. Rotary Hay Haid that
Captain rhrntmnH assertions re-
Nardiug hnlesale payments 81
money we're absurd. and that tha
nulY use made ~ him bY thr state
department paa iu asking him 10 ar
company Secretary White. 81 tho
American embassy az London. ta
Copenhagen. 20 introduce white O.
the Danish prime minister.
This captain Christmas ga. and
afterwards The negotiations were
carried on with representative ~
the Danish government.
According ~ reports from Don
mark. tho revelations stirred up
much opoaitlou CO. the proposed sale
- the Danish possessions IN the
West indies. and &nils Grun came
from Copenhagen AZ the Representa-
tive % the anti-trcaty faction. bring
INK with him a copy % Christmas
report fur the purpose ~ having the
treaty Hot aside a. this end. 10 pos
sihlr
grou is the man who FIRST started
tho negotiations respecting fhr sale
~ the iHlanda En- the United sfatrs
and has always been antaEoniHtlc 60
Christmas. nn that Dee may have
other mniivea Ga the matter than
pure patriotism.
SO one questions the authcntle
character 90 the report he has ure
Heutrd that .a in ahy. it De- nor doubt
"a thnt Christmas made a.
Crou says 81 the treaty ta even ~
this late date set aside Denmark viii
rr1e go the United States either the
island 90 81 Thomas or 81 John.
which ever the United states pre-.
fern for hRrbor and naval station
purposes. ir return FOR a small sum
of money and tariu concessions for
ne other two islands. and viii guar
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-28

WASHINGTON. y. a.. March - --
Later 90 fhe state department this
afternoon the charges 81 capt
Christmas IN connection with the
sale 81 the Danish West Indies was
characterized az d "baselrHn unmit o.
lgntrd and srusriess fahrlca ton"
it lH apparent 10 officials Of the
state department that uuHrrnpuious
individuals got hold 81 Christmas
and made him believe that the uHe
~ money was "a necessary part 81 the
negotiation for the sale ~ the isl-
ards. In thar way ne was led 10
Think newspapers we're associations
implicated ana senators and con-
Efrsnmrn ahaolntelY M hla my
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-28

urht Meas fer
naT
Breakfast
Fruit.
Cereal Cream.
ewrctbvcadH Creamed
Huttered Tuaat Coffee.
Lunch
oyster Soup.
Hamburg Steak Grilird onions
Apple Jelly Biscuit
Tea
Dinner
SOUP a Ia JBilrnue
Roast Duck Grape Jelly
onion Sauce.
Mashed Potatoes Peas.
Waldorf Salad
Coffee Jelly whipped Cream.
Coffee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-28
TILE FISHING SEASON iii 1S 11i nd; :.
CLARK AGAIN

SALT LAKE. March a. The Salt
Lake A. Los Angeles lire has pur-
chased "a terminal site adjoining the
oregon Short Line depot Of the local
iluc ~ Dr. rumorcd u viii cell out
to the San Pedro road By this move
senator Clark would gain another
rtep DOB bic rapid stride 90 railway
control
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antes never to dispose ss the two 20
any other nation.
This would save the United States
several millions. and the farim con
crhal9uH would not be - great az n
all three islands were pure hnacd out
right ~ the United states.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-28
YACHT READY

NEW YORK. March 2s.-Tbs n.
ers yacht Meteor left the Tgxn,.,.
Downey ahipyards today for her =,
trip II the spin is successfss 4.
yacht wlil be- rigged with hsr -,
Ing canvas, ard wili siart urSsr -
voy for the other side cary 4 4,
coming week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-28

A. the curtiss Millinery k.s.. .
large Iue of Imported Pattsyr ~,
also street Tallor-made Hat. ~
Second ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-28
MORTALITY RECORD

Tho funeral ~ J. = Gillian wal
held from the Trinity Parish churci
"a o'clock this afternoon Rev. "
2. Gower ofilc.hted
May Erlk daughter ~ the late Mr.
and eirs Jacob Eeik. died IN Red
lands. Cas-. March &C. Her sister
Mrs Lena Beik. lives az 5a1 Tween
- fourth avenue south. In This city
The body wiil he received here hy
nuitsrvarth a Sons.
Edward scott. AGED - years died
az Providence hospital yesterday
Deceased was member ~ Seattle
Camp. No o. W . W. 81 chop
PEERS Degree. camp No. l. W q. w
and X q. r ~ ~ Br'dKen. ont The
remains arc NJ the Seattle Under
taking TAriorH
The pruuie who make and earn tho
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-28

The people who make and earn the
money. read the stnr-a want nd On
tomorrow'H pnprr viii help your bur
mess
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-28
WOMEN'S WORLD

flowers on raised shelves arc placed
the fans. spread atit 30 that az ons
slanrr theY can Dr. recognized and
chosen The shelves for linen are
lined win white satin and each
dainty article o. tied with itn own
pretty pale ribbon. The dresses that
hang in their own wardrobe ARE each
curared IN sheath 81 soft white
holland. while the fuTa are laid rev
rrertlT iu cedar chest The fair
mistress - fhis domain has her Fri.
tnte telephone az her elbow. hrr
massruae beside her. and her mani.
cure az her fingers ends.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-28
pinnrr Dseera

tions
~ dinner that was given re-
Gently Tor n Princeton man the cole
lcEr coiora. orange and black were
beautifully combined Tor the dorHfa-
ti1na and appointments. The dining
room bad the eide whllH gorgeous
with yellow and green conventional
iEad patterns with rnilinK studded
with beams ~ tnatharrl oak ANA a
q ldo around fhr room nf panels of
the oak The china aud glass cup
boards had loaded gIaas in yellow
and green aud the swell window
hung with midr- mrrhpd lace md
IraperieH ~ yellow tapestry. we're
~ nrt glass In yellow and green.
The bare top Of the Flemish oak
table bore, lace dollicH embroidered
in tulips in yellow silk An oblonz
backed filled with bright yellow tu-
lips standing erect made pretty
rcnterplscc. 1anked hy yellow can
dies with tuiip shades. in wrought
iron caudlcHtickr. on the yellow
menu cards were reproductions ~
the pretty Holland girl ln lace cap.
familiar art store subject The
salad was served In grape fruit cases
mud tho HtrnWb"rries rested in tulip
shaped saucerE OF hisuuc.
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white IL Msch
Norh

Worh
AZ q recent wedding not only the
bride bat the mother 81 tho bride.
waa nfflred iu "a white gown The
gown ln question wAH. Ca br sure %
heavy white wuipuro. trimmed ssith
bands ~ vrmine costume certain
ir sufficiently rich and elnbofats 90
fuli woman only little over 90.
II in. however. noticeable fact
that e. large number ~ women past
their youth are wearing white Tor
the day TING md nndluR ~ becoming
AH cnuriufiorc approached orr tho
subject said ~ woman lH never 600
uld 10 wear while. but shc mas be-
too ugly 4 pretty woman may senr
White until she Be- Sol bur an ugly
woman should never wcar g."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-28

The people who make and earn tho
money. read the Star want nd On
tomurrow'E paper VIII help your bus
mess
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-28
The Flower
Garden

Sweet peas should boo Houn early
in the season a. least six inches deep.
Make a trench or that depth and
scatter the seed in the bottom OF g..
about an inch apart Cover 20 the
depth Of an inch and press the soil
down firmly when tho pluuts are
two inches high draw IN more soil
about them and continue to do this
until AN the soil taken from the
trench has been returned. In this
way roots deep in q moist soil are
secured. and such plants stand o.
hot season better than those whose
roots are near tho surface.
Pnusies will bloom well in tho city
garden provided they are not shut 10
20 much that there "a not free cir
culation OF air. I'm a close place they
Mill not io well
The callopgis iH . good nowcr FOR
growing ga masses. and II requires
very little attention. II blooms freely
throughout the season.
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dye which comes 70 frHy
made patterns You simply piece
and then hn elk minutes when h"
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-28
NY Lady's Dressing
Room

An up-to-dstl womau'a dressing
room rs very paradise. iu ono
corner is her bath, deep marble
AFFAIR lush with the ground and GOV o.
cred when not lu use with chin
chilla rug. In the other corner stands
her dressing table of plain white lac
qucred wood with its crowd or bot
tleA scents. horbruahcH aud tars.
The mirror rs thrcc-fidcd. Hu that n
perfect View Of The ladv'a couture
inay be- obtained. But II rs I'm the
order ~ the cupboard3 around that
we see true art. one door opens
up a vista Of shelves. on which
s,snd all the boots and shoes begin
ming with thu satin ana ui't toys nni
nnIing with the lapnsr little 'idit *
boots. In one big shelf eposn mo
hats each on its own req. mailing
the place like some fair garden Of