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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-12
Blanket BARGAINS

Blanketn-A three.quarter uize cotton blanket.
with eoiorcd borders. In white. tan and gray.
regularly worth Csc. Special pafr......... 53e
blanketH-A full size lit cotton Blanket with
coiored border nice soft quality In white only.
sold everywhere for 8 - Special. pair O5c
bianketH-An extra heavy dark gray notified cot
ton blanket double bed size. Special pair
ss#ss.sftts AlslD
blankets -The heaviest twill Blanket TO cotton In
tan white aud gray. beautiful and soft wear
guaranteed Special bargain ....s........ sI.2O
Wool Hlanket=A good heavy 81 size lu scarlet
wool Blanket. regular value i3Fs Special s2.s6
Nool banket-Au extra heavy wool gray notified
blanket. the best made for the North. one that
truly defiea the cold. Special ............ $3.50
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-12

China Cracker Jars beautifully decorated with
pink flowers, gold edge and trimming very
handsome cracker Jar Houaefumishng Sale
bfltf. ta6h sss.stsst. MANN t..sstt.s.. .OSo
khu0 Thin CHINA Chocolate Sets a2gs-Thean
beautiful sets come In pink and green. made to
initiate crepe paper and ribbons. IL consists Of
chocolate pot and ai1 cups and aaueers; regu-
larry worth 1000. H0uaefurniahing ale price
ea'h 'tttftt ...tt..s. ...sss.... .s.s.... tz0s
Dainty cups and aauoerB In all the newest deco
tatlonH and patterns. We are showing values az
25e that are well worth double Our assortment
at Doc 10 the finest have ever had. which
means the very best ia the city.
boe Beautiful Wall and Shelf Plates old English
style patterns richly decorated. regular price
b0c. Houneiurnahing Sale price. each .... .2bo
$50 HaYiand co. French China Chocolate Set;
pure white and gold. very rich set. consisting
Of chocolate pot and six cups and aaueerH, reg
ular price 1850 HouHefuruiahing Sale price
...ss.... ...s...... ........ 1928
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-12

Wool Banket-A good plain gray, with oolored
border. fun double bed size. "a Ibs. weight
Special ss-....+. =+.+.. -. t5-bo
White Wool Biankefa-A good "a size white
Wool Blanket. Eik bound. with dainty colored
borders Special ss.... ..........ss.... s2.75
White Wool Blankef-A full double bed size
beautiful soft wool Blanket. SILK bound. spe-
Gal pair tsssfs tFs $a.Do
White Wool Blnnket-An extra fine grade Of
Wool Blanket. double bed size. this ia a beauty
r. a bargain AZ g. 90. Special .......4.... $3.50
Lambs Wool Bafta-ThlH is genuine lambs
WOOL thoroughly secured covered with moth
proof bag comfortable size sheets. all Ia one
piece IN Glib. and 5-lb sizes. regularly sold Sc
pound. Special. pound .....................s 5e
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Bamask ToWei-A good Damssk
Towel with red border and
fringed regular value i5c spe-
Crash TaWelinF- Cotton twill
Crash. Ia inches vide. good
assortment Special yard Sc
Linen Crash 81 Genuine Barnaiey
Crash. i inches vide. extra
heavy. ali pure linen. regular
ibe quality. Special ..... I2iae
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Hack Toxsl-israt rcd border.
HNftfAA sefs fHH=sHa..t s.sss " a 9
Huck Towel-In good size. fsx8s
red border Special each sI.3s
Huck TuWei--isK1a. rcd. Nhite OF
blue border. good strong mate
rial Special. each lille
nAmaek Tuwcl-A nice quality
DamAsk Towel. alse isr8e. With
tnottef fringe and coiored Dor
der. Special s..s.... 12i4o
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-12

Damask Towel-An elegant all
linen Towel. VIII double drawn
work border. 22xA2 size with
red and Nhlte border. regular
value a5e. Special ....... 25e
Linen Craak TOVeiing AT linen.
good strong Crash. i6 inches
vide Special ....s-....s f.3c
Huck ToWei-lsx3s extra heavy.
stand lots OF hard wear Spe-
elal. each ...............l2 he
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IL no fire apparatus In this section
Of the city and Mr. kohlhaae put
out the flames with hand hose
and buckets of water
Tho origin of the tlre was traced
70 pile OF oily rags aud sticks Of
wood under the window where the
smoke had entered. The damage
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-12
HdirIeSSneSS

Hairlessness Is born OF
carelessness. Don't be care
less with your hair. Use
IL we'll, or IL will leave you.
Ayers Hair Vigor cares
for the hair, makes IL stay
with you, and restores
color. isss.iilI. i s....
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fort to set fire 10 the residence nf
\ ~ kohlhase. ct Green Lake.
early yesterday morning Had not
the occupants awakened a. they did
fNm the choking sensation caused
hY the thsk smoke entering one OF
the opened windows they might
have been burned 10 death. There
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will be slight Mr. KohlhaAe. In r..
porting the fire 90 Chief Cook stated
that he had no enemies and that hc
wah not the owner OF the house and
that he was at a ldau to understand
the attempt TO burn the house.
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REBELS
ESCAPE


BERLIN. Sept Il Reports from
German SOU west Africa state that
the main body OF the reheilious
Herorra has broken through the
rims ot government troops around
II and has escaped to the southeast
with the loss Of O. KILLED This Ia
believed TO mean one lnde2nite pro
lunEation Of the campaign.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-12

The Hor.sshos Liquor Company,
7na f1rst avenue. serves. from II 80
10 80. a merchants. free lunch that
cannot be egualed nor exeellsd IN
this city There Yea can also set
the famous lacey whisky, spstnE ~
So. az well AZ the finest draught
beer made.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-12

August Jaeger. proprietor of the
Globe hotel. left Saturday evening
for 81 Louis lie will be gone six
weeks aud will bring hts family
to Seattle 60 live on his return.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-12

D. 0hont lcft for 81 Louis today
to be- absent for several weeks.
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ANNOUNCEMENT

our chief cutter has just returned
from New York city HERALD.
tailor. taza second. -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-12
Leaders HEAM - RAMAN Leaders
OF M#W MA * m KMMk of
Fashion k8SRNMVM@ @M n
NoRDHoFF co.
GREAT HOURLY SALES
TOMORROW ALL DAY
A Few Specials Here For
HouSefurniSherS
Chinaware Bargains

bp-pece Set English Semi Porcelain DnnerWare
fbbV@Beautlfui gold and white pattern. perfect
Imitation Of HaYiand white and gold pattern
the 30 iere set sells regularly at $500. aud %
one Of the haudsoment aeta in our stock House
furnishing Sale price. b0-piece het....... $3.50
be-pieee Set English DlnnerWare s. 25-Beautlful
white pattern. Handsomely embossed edge. very
neat design, a splendid. nerviceable dinner yet
service for Al0pe. regular price ft75 set
HounefurniHhine Sale price. 5G-pees set. t3.25
b0-pieoe HaYlland French China tiib0-An e1-
quiaits set % this famous AZ q little more
than half Of shat a. r. usually sold at The
decoration on the Het b. dainty forget me not
pattern ia the popular Romeo shape, and finish
81 With rich gold trimming. the 0.pieea set
sells regularly az az Co. HouaefurninhinK Sale
price. bO-plcce tiayiland set .....s...,. sla.0o
25c vail Plates. old English style. wihoN blue
and scenes from Coaching Days and Coaching
Ways regular price 2ae HOusefufnlrhing sab
price. each. ...tt.... .sss..... .s........4s1D o
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Strong

Fredericksburg, Ind, June 2o.-Rcv.
Enoch 2. Stevens Of this place uses
strong language in speaking of podd's
Kidney Pills. and he gives good rea-
sons for what he says:
can't praise Dodd's Kidney Pills
too much" says Mr.. Stevens. "They
have done me so much good. 1 was
troubled with MY Kidneys so much
that | had to get up two or three times
In the night and sometimes in the day
when starting to the water house the
waterFwould come from me before get
ting there. Two boxes Of Dodd's Kid
ney Pills cured me entirely.
Il have recommended Dodd's Kidney
Fills to many people and have
get heard OF a failure. Dodd's Kidney
Fills are the things for Kidney Dis
easerand Rheumatism."
Dodd's Kidney Pills always cure the
Kidneys. Good Kidneys ensure pure
blood. Pure blood means good health.
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NEW BIOGRAPHICAL CLOCK.
q Indicates the Time Of Every Par,
AHrre : of fhA World

Of the World.
An interesting clock was recently
completed by Charles d. Davis, OF Chi
cago. says the jewelers. Circular. Ge-
-ographical clocks. or clocks which In
dictate h time in every part OF the
world, ere by no means new, but Mr.,
Davis Invention Is said to possess
many novel features.
The dial is totally unlike that of the
ordinary time recorder, In that it con-
tains 800 marks where the minute
marks are usually placed. these marks
representing the $50 degrees Of the
eakth.s surface. On the outer circle
OF the. dial. where the twelve hour rep
resehtations are usually placed, are
tw~entyrfour figures representing the
full day. The minutes are denoted by
marks o nthe outer circle, but two dots
are required for five minutes, because
there are twice as many characters on
b face As on the ordinary clock.
The dial Is divided In the center from
the six mark to the opposite six mark.
The4twelve hours of the day are dis
7ttngutshed by light spaces and the re-
naming twelve hours by dark spaces.
The hour hand is stationary at the
point which is made the central time.
while the minute hand revolves as on
the ordinary clock.
To determ.le the time it is only nee
essarys to locate the city or country on
h red dial aid read the. time in rela-
tfcn to 1t as on an ordinary clock.
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THE AMERICAN HUSBAND.
He Is One of the Most Satisfactory o,
Our Products.

Our Products.
London Telegraph: So many good
things come from America nowadays
that n hardly experiences a shock:
on learning that America is also claim,
ling ~tozproduce husbands which are al
most IDEAL. The American middle-class
6husband is as perfect as it is possible,
Tor n man to be. He has only one
pfaiitnE-he does not put by money in
y advance to provide for the happy.
home" When he marries it is usually
: on short notices and because he has fall:
len very desperately in love with some,
one and cannot find it in his heart to,
wait until cold caution declares the
venture advisable. Even when an en-
5aEageinent is a long one he usually
fEqsanders SO much On gifts and enter
statnments for his fiancec that there is
only a very moderate amoun to begin.
housekeeping On. !
But this is only an early evidence of
mis- chief national characteristic as a.
;huspand-his unfailing. unseltish and
almost improvident generosity. He Is
liberal to the point OF extravaganza in
his money relations with his wife. The;
young American husband expects to,
provide well and literally for his house,
hold. He Is also very indulgent to his.
wife,,s fondness for fine clothes. He,
would q dowdy one. and although he
grufnbles occasionally at a millinery,
bill, in reality he glories in the re-
splendent appearance Of his wife in her,
fine feathers. and would make any sac
! ri1cestllat his pride might be ministered
no in this one particular.
A true American husband who has
been out late always takes OFF his shoes
at the front door and undresses in the
dark. OF course, he frequently lapses
from this path when matrimony has
become an older joy, but, as a rule. he
49, l., - a
shows very little desire for pleasures
outside of it. Indeed. the fault which
American wives very frequently find
In their husbands is that they are too
Gonds OF their homes. In many house
holds the husband is unwilling to sacri-
nee his desire for an evening at his
own f1reside to take his wife abroad in
search OF pleasure.
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of a clay texture the sun VIII so bake 1t
that little of the moisture will get to tho
roots of the trees. One of the best plans
is to keep the surface soil loosened until
after a d%renching rain and then, before
the sun has a chance to bake the surface
soil place a mulch of hay or straw about
the tree. putting 1t on several inches deep
and extending for two or three feet above
the tree. This will conserve the moisture
in the soil. OF course the best plan of all
is to carry on the summer cultivation OF
the surface soil between the rows, thus
the dust mulch; even then tho
oil hay or straw can be used to
close fo tho trneS
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a new variety in the sense that it has not
been generally tested, but 1t has been
grown sufficiently long in different parts
of the country to have proved its great
value. 1t is a strong and vigorous grower
and apparently entirely hardy. 1t ripens
early and the fruit is very large, jet
black and Of the finest quality. The fact
that it is one OF the frmest berries known
makes 1t peculiarly valuable to grow for
the market. The writer has grown and
fruited it for two seasons on rather light
sandy soil, and it is better thar any of
the half dozen raspberrles we grow, al-
ways finding a ready market ut the high
est prices. We have twice extended our
plantations of Kansas and feel that 1t has
been profitable to do SO. Plants may be
had Of nearly all nurserymen and ut fair
prices. although they will be . little
cheaper another year.
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FOOD FACTS.
What an NJ. d. Learned.

what an NJ. d. Learned.
A prominent physician Of Rome,
Georgia, went through Il food expert
ence which he makes public:
ut was my W experience that first
led me to advocate Grape-Nuts food,
and | also know from having pre-.
scribed it to convalescents and other
weakpatientstha thefood is a wonder
full rebuilder and restorer Of nerve and
brain tissue, as well as muscle. 1t i'm
proves the digestion, and sick patients
always gain just as I did in strength
and weight very rapidly.
II was in such n low state that I
had to give up my work entirely and
30 to the mountains Of this State, but
two months there did not improve me;
In fact | WAS not quite as we'll as
when 1 left home. My food absolutely
refused to sustain me. and 1t became
plain that j must change; then I began
to use .Grape-Nuts food and in two
weeks Icould walk a mile without
the least fatigue, aud ins;dve weeks
returned to my home and practice, TAX
ing up hard work again. Since that
time / have felt as we'll and strong as
a everSdid in my life.
AS a physician who seeks to help
MI sufferers 4 consider 1t a duty to
make these facts public" Name given
by Postum Co., Battle Creek, Mich.
Trial 10 days on Grape-Nuts when
the regular food does not seem to sls-
kaingthe body will work miracles.
There's a reason"
Look In each pkg. for the famous
little book, THE Road to Weltyilles"
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Care oil Newly Sea Trees.

All who set trees recognize the impor-
lance Of having them make a strong,
healthy growth during the first summer
that they may safely pass through the
first winter; particularly is this necessary
in sections where the winters are severe.
OF vital Importance is the conservation of
the moisture in the soil. 1t is Of little use
to pour water on the surface OF the soil
about the trees. for. II the soil is at all
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Amhiauous.

Here's a letter from a girl who wants
70 know If it's good form to wear decol-
lete to the theater." chuckled the an
MISUNDERSTANDING editor.
What are we going to tell herr"
asksathe snake editor.
THAT 1t shows good form when it
does, and otherwise, otherwise"
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The White Plymouth Rocks.

Many poultrymen who have bred and
raised both barred and white Plymouth
Rocks claim that the latter are superior
as egg producers. While there is some
question about this. it is certain that
there is a market.demand for a fowl with
white feathers which the White Plymouth
Rock will fill better han any other breed
for the reason that 1t has the size coupled
with the clean legs. White this is also
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Philadelphia Public Ledger: Cope
y hear your boss expects to raise your
salary this month?
Hope-So he says. But he hasn't
succeeded In raising all of last months
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INDIGESTION in Cows.

1t would be folly 70 attempt to say
what combination of foods caused indiges-
ton among milk cows, for. as a matter of
fact, lack OF variety is frequently at the
bottom of the trouble. even With cows
that are supposed to he fed on ideal ra-
tions. The animal Is no more able to keep
in perfect condition on one combination
of food than is the human. No matter
what the cause of indigestion the first
thing to do is to relieve the bowels and an
excellent dose for this purpose is a mix
ture consisting of one pound Of epson
salts, one ounce Of ground ginger root
and one cupful of molasses in two quarts
of warm water. AS a tonic to follow this
cathartic give two ounces of ~hyposulphite
of soda three times daily in water. Pow
dered wood charcoal n salt SHOULD also
be placed where the COW car eat it freely.
A complete change Of food should be given
for a week or two when gradually the
former food may be resumes for a portion
Of the week.
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Music is the mediator between the spir-
ltual and the sensual life. Although the
spirit be not master OF that which it Gre
ates through music, yet is blessed in this
art, is mightier than the artist.-Bee-
thOyen,
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Hast thou attempted greatness?
Then so on;
Back-turning slackens resolution.
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Tell our master that if there We're as
devils at Worms as tiles on Its roofs
I would enter.-Martin Luther. April Is,
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A good farmer is better than n poor
doctor, Il Il good horeshoer is better
than a poor bishop.
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\ LITTLE CLASSICS.
olympian bards who sung
Divine ideas below,
Which always find us young,
And always keep us SO.
-EmerSon-Ode to Beauty.

God sent his singers upon earth
With songs of adness and of mirth.
That they might touch the hearts of men,
And bring them back to heaven again.
-LOngfcllOw.
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When a boy fills a house with bugs he
is all right. provided he don't run after
He a The making in him OF
a very great naturalist.
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Why doth one mans yawning make an
other yawn Burton.
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High minds Of native pride and force,
Most deeply feel thy pangs, remorse!
rear, Tor their scoulge. mean villains
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o risen Christ! o Easter flower,
How dear thy grace has growni
From East to West, with loving power.
Phillips Brooks.
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Twas Easter Sunday. The ful-blos-
somed trees
Filled all the air with fragrance and with
JOY.
-Loncfellow.
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Nor love, nor honor, wealth nor pow'r.
Can give the heart q cheerful hour
When health Is lost. BE timely wise;
Cav.
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Thou are the torturer OF the brave,
Scott: 'Marmoan."
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For one swallow does not make sprins
hor yet one fine day.-Aristotle
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Behind a frowning providence
He hides a smiling face.
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incrcasinu tho Protein,

Beyond doubt there can be much mora
protein saved for the use of
the stock during the winter If more care
is used in harvesting the various grains
Inc the hay crop as well. If one stops
to think 1t is evident that there is more Of
the protein saved in the hay If 1t is cut
before it Is fully ripe. This same state
exists in oats and other grains fed to
stock and also in corn grown for the stlo.
True, in the case of the hay it is a. lit
tie more difficult to cure, perhaps, but the
added value more than compensates ono
for this trouble. Try the plan this sea-
son and II carefully done 1t will work out
as indicated.
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Heav'n but the vision OF fulflrd desire.
And hell the shadow from a soul on fire.
Omar KhaYyam.
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Example Is tho school of mankind. and
they will learn at no other.-Burke.
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I think of the garden after the rain;
And hope to my heart comes singing.
AT morn the cherry-blossoms Will be
white,
And the Easter bells be ringingl"
Edna Dean Proctor.
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A Prince of Raspberries.
There Is an increasing demand for early
black raspberries, and where the market
is good for fruit Of any kind it will pay
to grow raspberries. The Kansas Is NOT
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Tho holy spirit of the spring
Is working silently.
George Macdonald.
The boyhood Of the year.-Tennyson.

oh, the lovely nckleness OF an Anr,l
1ay!-W. H. Gibson.
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iprings bursts today,
For Christ Is risen and all the earth's at
play.
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For science is. like virtue, it's own ex
-eeding great reward.-Charles Kingsley
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Al earth forget, and all heaven around us.
Moore.
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II there comes a little thaw.
Still the air Is chill and raw.
Here II there a patch of snow.
Dirtier than the ground below,
Dsibbles down a marshy flood;
Ankle-deep you stick In mud
In h meadows While you sing.
This Is spring"
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Christ tho Lord Is risen today"
Sons OF men and angels say.
Raise your joys II trlumphs high;
sing, We heavens, and earth reply.
Wesley.