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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-24
Acid Dyspepsia
Nervous People Are Frequent SUI.
ferers From Toe Much Hydro
ehlerlc Acid in the Stomach.
a Trial Package Of stusr,'s Dyseep-
Ella Tablets Sent Free.

Sour stomach. or acid dyspop.
eia ia a form 81 indigestion In which
entirely too much hydrochioric acid
is secretcd by the stomach A sour
taste 10 the mouth II the most com.
mon symptom Of acid dyspepsia I.
aud the saliva. which Is normally
alkaline. IL found. when tested. 20
b. changed 10 acid. or Just the op.
poslte 81 What Il should be. and 10
state OF the secretion which
causes rapid and extensive doatruc.
iion % the teeth.
Everything eaten turns more or
tess sour In the stomach. but sweets
aud acid fruits are far worse Ia
this respect than other foods II
the cructatlon % liquids from the
stomach occurs. they have such an
extremely sour taste aa 10 set the
teeth on edge.
Hydrochlorio acid IL an important
constituent IN the gastric Juice. but
when too much Of Il a. secreted. Il
does positive harm 70 the mucous
lining Of the stomach. and when
acid dyspepsia Is long continued II
often sets up chronic gastritiH, gas.
trio ulcer. and other serious die.
eases The premature loss OF all
the teeth has been caused by acid
saliva. which was dependent upon
the excessively acid condition of
the stomach
sTUARTs DYSPEPSIA TAB
LETS. besides furnishing pure
aseptio pepsin 10 the stomach 10 a.
lutte the excess of hydrochloric acid
and 20 digest proteids and album.
nuue foods very thoroughly. also
contain bismuth subultrate and cal
clnm carbonate. which are antag
unisile 10 the acid. and therefore
uCuirallze the effect OF the oxces
glve amount Of acid In the stomach
aud the continued use ~ these tab
let's will change the perverted con
dltion OF the seeretions 10 a normal
state
n you are suffering from hyper
chlorhydria." ar physicians term
A. or IN other words. acid dyspep
STA. and experience a sour taste IN
the mouth. with acid eructatiuna OF
heartburn. begin al once the use OF
stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets. using
ono or two after each meal or az
may be required, aud the same
quantity nt retiring time. for II this
trouble " allowed To run on. IL mas
cause serious organic changes IN
the stomach There are cases on
record whore the lining OF the stom
ach has boon completely eaten
away through perverted action OF
the aecrctiOnR.
siuafte Dyspepsia Tablets have
been tried ia all forms Of indiges
tlon aud dyspepsia with uufailnr
success SO that no matter which
form you may be- suffering from
the quickest way TO bring about Q
cure ls through the use OF THESE
powerful stomach tablets.
Secure from your druggist flfty
cent box, and get cured of acid dys
pcpaia. or whatever form of indl
gesti0n YOU may he suffering AlsC
send ue your name and address fui
free sample Address # A Stuart
Company, 1850 stuart bldg, Mar
shall. Mich.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-24
SAFETY PIN IN
STOMACH 2 YEARS

DIXON. lll Jan -. when six
months old the son OF Mr. and Mrs
Weailey Peane. 81 Garden Prairie.
swallowed an open safety pin Ply
Hieians were never able 70 recover
Il. and said there could be no dan.
ger In swallowing safety" pin.
besides the acids o. the stomach
would destroy II In few months.
This was two years ago
Recently. as the child was eating
la piece Of chicken. he choked
badly. Mrs peaHe expected 20 find
a chicken bone. but much 10 her
surprise. she found the safety pin
THE QUICKEST WAY.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-24

large assortment OF Womens Hosiery including cot
ton and isle qualities various styles and colors IS TO
be closed out at this special price. follows:
Plain Black Cotton Seamless Hosiery with double heel
and toe.
Sik-lisle Hosiery in several shades Of pink.
Extra quality Lislc Hosiery in pink and white
Ail-over Lace and Lace-boot Cotton Hosiery in brown
tan, white pink and blue
Many styles in polka-dottcd and striped Cotton Hos
icry, in tan. brown. pink blue and white.
All Of the above l0c pair for clearance
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-24

LOS ANGELES. Cal. Jan "a
a comprehensive inquiry among
She restaurant men of los Angeles
today established the fact that
there has been % great falling off in
the sale Of meats iu the majority
Of the cafes and restaurants within
the last four days.
Ono restaurant man. whose place
rs patrOnized almost exclusively by
iaborlnR mon. admitted that meat
orders have decreased nearly so
per cont
IN is not the few extra cents TO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-24
REGISTRATION
N WARDS IS
SUCCESSFUL

- nan twelve theia guy,
hee Uttered dnrlng ihe lee'
xssr w. \ last week while 'h'
rs'', .'.as1ae.s ghroaghcal seattle.
~ senalns q the hooks in'o
-, ..s ~ vas useful Is eppe, !
y g.s .. he fact that 10 che Us
q IT, Iteration had been cor
~ N ne down town I've %. n l.'...,.,
A'.sa s Y fs'fSa voters registered
si's $780,. DAYS IN the precincts
~ ~ ,,sln tsee u eqaallns lS
- .ss,stra,ion down town
- y, ~ ,.ssssslrstion books acre on'l
" Y M d the preeinets . after y"
- = iIshl made BY The s'"''
NV sssls,r.,ioo IN WARDS
"a, ne books we're ia thc pre-
- ~ registration BY wards
- in,lous First ward eet,
~ ara SD. Third ward ,el'
s ~srd rs. Fifth ward $50.
rsra so. Seventh ~ard
~ rrSsh ward sst Nlnth ward
IA letA ward sss, nth ward
Z. ~ wArd 1899. iaia ward
Al ia ward 7i9
~, s.s.sss q the precau,iuns taken
:. ssslugatlon Clefk VIII II Han.
=. ~ scnding By him 81 his
-, .rlsfks into the precincts
49, registration was larsost but
ss,.sl nambeF Of mistakes were
lo,si registration 70 noon
-, .aehed 1851 The rogis
s.''.. n wsrds Is As Follows
- wtrd 1874. Second ward
~ Tklra ward ASS. Fourth
- as Fth ward 1859. sixth
- ssS Seventh ward ieto.
60 ward a.Taa. Nluth ward
- ,e,h ward i.s2s nth ward
"a lssh uard 2s1S. 18th wnFa
ls,h waFa i.ti1
~ registration books wili be
!. ssss At the headquarters, Tn
>sfmfslse halldlnx. Fourth and
n4sr say. ansil February
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-24

cgEs. and on one ~ them was this
name aud address. Miss Settic
Ayfea. i.aporte. Ind Rockwell ate
the esq with the labeled she'll. and
later wrote to Mina Ayres This
was the reply
TThe cFK wnH six years old n
you're not dead you must be sick
lockwood has sworn 20 quit
buying oKRs from cold storage
houses
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-24

produce They crowd into the
cities and cry 10 iivo by getting a
profit IN the handling % sale OF
iho producefA pfuducta These
people ought to So on the land and
raise cfopa
The Increase Of prices IT farm
products follows this routine First
the farmer SELLS ~ tho TAIL OF win
ter his animals and Rraln. when
prices are usually moderate The
railway adds a slice for carfyiug.
the commission man gets his
profits Grain goes into the slc,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-24

have purchased all available stock
and are holding them on The ranges
OF aiauRhterinR only enough 20
maintain present prices.
Recently the commiasary depart
meut Of the army WIS forced TO ask
for a deficiency appropriation OF
81 .000. 900 10 meet an advance oi ?
10 M cents per ration for ENLISTED
men. An investigation Of me
causes for the advance was ordered
instituted. and u r. said that army
men have ~dlsproyed the statement
of the packers that there ~ .
ncarclty OF cattle on the ranges.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-24
.EIlFRS NOW
WING WITH "DOK''

MANY ORDERS FROM ouT-oF.
TOWN CUSTOM ERs IN
CREASE MAIL AT BIC PIANO
HOUSE NEARLY 50 PER CENT
PIANOS AND MUSICAL IN.
sTRuMENTs BEING SHIPPED
BY THE SCORE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-24
WHAT A SOUTH PARK MAN DOES.

Here 81 a who ai0o a month md a
three children LsluE south Park he house without
water conFenencfH Tor 81 month unusually low he
SAYS Ills food hli $50 fuel aud uEht $50 Car
fare back and forth Tor person II 10 Ne
Ills food. fpe liTh the
family and fare fo totals s0 eHvg balance
for clothing sickness and ncdentas for family
u i've
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-24

BALTIMORE. Ma, Jan "a
Discussing the high price Of ment :
nev Francis n Scott. Of tho CAT
houn street Christian church. ia q
sermon. said
"To jail with the 0Bprcssors OF
the poor. There ~ no civilized
country on the globe that ~ 80 en-
alaved and that has It's Vitality
slapped 10 such a degree as has the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-24

United states BY the trusts
Rev Henry ~ Wharton Of
Brantlin Baptist church. referring
20 the meat boycott. said
~ such a great movement does
not alarm the trusts and wake up
congress. then something else VIII
happen IL rs The first mutterings
of the distant thunder God save
ug from the storm
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-24
Broken Lines in Misses Shoes
Priced for Clearance

SPECIAL Sis5 PA1R-Three styles in Shoes for large
girls. in broken sizes running from to 50 Bright Calf
Shoes IN button and lace styles, Dull Calf Butcher Shoes
and Wei Kid Shoes in Butcher cut
SPECIAL Sis PAIR-Msscs' Kid Lace Shoes with
patent tip and extension sole sizes from II TO O.
SPECIAL Sis PAIR-Misses Butcher Calf Shoes
with broad patent tip and extension sole sizes 10
SPECIAL. csc PAIR-Chldrcn's and Misses Kid Lace
Shoes, patent tip and extension sole; sizes to ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-24

MILWAUKEE. Wis. Jan. "a
That the meat boycott. which has
become widespread throughout tie
conntry probably VIII bring down
bflroa. a. the opinion Of fatrich
Cudahy. president Of the Cudahy
Brothers company. packers 1nd
ahy declared. however mat me
price ~ livestock must be lowered
before that Of meat. as the dealer
must have margin Of profit
re o. the farmer who VIII SUI
fer" continued Cudahy.
aBut I don't believe be- needs any
symuathy. fnr ne hae been getting
the best OF sc right along
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-24
FARMER DOESN'T GET THE SNAC; HIGH PRICES. COME
AFTER He LETS CD DECLARES SECRETARY WILSON

wAsuiNGroNfn q. Jan a.
Jaa Wilson, secretary az aericul.
ure, while he admits groat m.
crease Ia the cost 81 living reiievea
Che farmer from blame f0r IA lie
puts the whole responsibility for
Increased cost ot living np Ia in.
forests who make largc profits from
the handling Of farm produce after
q leaves the farmers banda
AZ an instance ~ blg profits after
The farmer had parted with his
commodities. he cited HIS recent I'M
veatigation iHtn the price ~ meat
lie ugged ether reasons 10 clear
lhe farmer Of amy suspicion ~ get
uus swollen profits frem the con,
sumter for his food products
Affects All Farm Products.
The Increased cost If grain on.
tiers Into the Increased c0at nf rails
ing hogH cattle. chickens. turkeya
ana all farm animals. he said. 1T
does not pay 60 fattcn hoss and
steers on 60 aud 10cent corn uniess
the price " leat % high Il takes
hlsh priced grain 20 raise chickens
that las eggs
The ranges for cattle and sheen
are aecomiHg smaller and smaller
each year This. OF course. means
that more corn aud has must be
fed % range stock
How about wheat pFiceaf"
on, wheat has heretofore been
Kept cheap Ia price because u was
raised on The cheap and rich lands
Of che pioneer II was always
raised on the lroatlera IN bonanza
fields and by machinery The
frpntier has now retired lnto Can
ada, and the average crop % wheat
per acre has lrsscned from year
te year Ia this onun,fy The farmer
cannot afturf 20 falss sprsng wheat
now on old land BE has dome all
be could "a krvp the price 90 hla
products down he does AN hsa
work by machinery that be can.
nc Tells story.
a short time ago | vas back
on the old place that used 60 farm
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-24
MY NOT BOYCOTT
MEAT IN SEATTLE


49, A"tFN ifFH7F
DISTINCTION. Jan "a Revo.
49, 49,. nave been started by lesa
= - shai the American people
~ 'iefing now" says senator
r l.. Bristow on Kaneae
-. 80. loots up 70 a quarter oh The
@ 800 household expense ana IA
Z y. 49,. q be cheaper today. lnatead
i . .. Than It was o. years ago
- s,sa,er economy ln lfs urepara.
ana sale when / was a how.
-. cent q the carcass went io
-, No~ nothing goes 10 waste
~. zen Tie blood
i, s' 7. BristoWs words crystal.
ssr,' \ sentiment Of protest In am
80 q ihe country against M
49, s2s, eoat Of living Thus far M
i ss sl.eat which FIRST took form
IL, s..., gWcott at Cleveland. bae
gAs w IN aiaat suecesa In thG Wegt
Is ~ b. been slower 10 fol.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-24

which my customers object as
much rs being held up hy the meat
trust" he said
Arrangements for the mass meet.
Ing Wednesday. called by the Cen
tral Labor Counch to protest
against the high price Of foodstuffs.
have been completed II Is believed
that q large vote to abstain from
meat for az least 30 days VIII be-
polled
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-24

Friday night ] cogldnt stand the
cold beef tsa any longer and !
asked Or Coraon. the saperinteu.
dent. II / coald 80 hHsk % The iai
elic said he didn't care. He
never hooked az my uuhraled
wound and left happened to
have a quarter n my pocket and !
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-24
lnvestIaats b 20 York.

NEW YORK. Jan "a The war
fare against tho high prices Of
meats was given renewed impetus
here today. with thousands signing
anti.moat pledges. when II was an
n0unced that not only will an Off
cial Investigation be made but O.
law viii be demanded prohibiting
anyone from keeping food ia cold
storage more than 60 days
u is cOntouded that enough fish
Is in cold storage here 10 food the
population Of the entire city Tor "a
year
Millions OF eggs are known t0 be
stored away. being held 10 keep
90 the prices.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-24

hahn ''il.s,a.fON. Jan "a with
O. M Nhleago packers passing
IT, 49,. 20 high meat prices 10
Asfe tss. faiHera, "A Is reported
snssls,o, ,ne var department Is la
70 nrove that the packera
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-24
m CLEVELAND FAMILY
LINES WITHOUT MEAT


len< uded.i
M nsns family viii have yes
salk 0se plrlax hot. made uiih
AS here Bread and battCr
~ wsnr teys Ike 80 sell and
a1us nssafesl uith tomato saucc.
nz passlzk eelery grape Jam and
49, wesse ne meal
arssbls soup that started
4 MRS dinner cost less than
\ ~ AS grocer wili sell a
{ssnl nsune Of assorted vrEsr
aAA. amstA tuFnips and pars
- Al b his barley and rirc
- y A&sd pArt % q can 81
snzss Eisss BE cook q ehsnce
snail Quantity ~ SKINNED
a AspsaklaE wl,h the use % a
sg Ans Or stock
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-24

Mlas LILLIAN p Rude and Mr r o
Sfeiuhsim usfc married Friday az
the residence - Rev n A. stub. ths
officiating clergyman
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-24

Last Chance 20 Buy New Pianos At
sfa2-closlna on; Sale Of Lucore
Stock 20 End IN q Few More
Days.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-24

There In no question about the
popularity ol the Umbrella Man
these days. but Il - doubtful u
his announcements have created
ans more genuine interest than
has been shown Ia the Closing
out Of the Lueorc Piano Stock by
the Eilcrs Music House.
n every family who hasn't a pi-
ano fully realized the drastic meas.
ures we've adopted to dispose Of
the remaining finc instruments In
this sale. It IL safe 10 predict thar
AT would be gone before tomorrow
night
Ns~ Pianos at sf42
Did you ever hear OF strictly
brand new warranted Pianos. well.
known makes from Americas fore
most factories. being sold for sac,
stsT and as low az fit27
That's just what IL being done
al this sale. and those who have
not already taken advantage OF
these extraordinary price reduc.
lions win find that they have lost
an opportunity. the equal OF which
will never again be offered IN this
or any other city IN the West
Only eighty seven Of these mag
ulficent instruments still remain.
several styles have already been
sold out completely and quickest
action u necessary now.
Every Piano Guaranteed.
pemcruh.r vnur purchaee Ia pro.
tected IN every way. We stand
back Of the manufacturers guar.
anteo. and II your piano is not just
as represented in every particular,
We are ready aud willing to return
your money without a moments
hesitation.
Furthermore. every piano bought
at this sale may be returned any
time within two years and the full
amount paid may be applied toward
the purchase Of Chickering. Kim
bali. Lester Hobart NJ. Gable or
any OF our regular line OF high
grade pianos.
This In surely the fairest and
sauarest offer ever made by any
responsible piano dealer
Under the circumstances can YOU
afford to be without the refining
/ influence OF a good piano when IL
comes SO closely home as thls7
Used Pianos Also.
Aside from these new pianos pur-
chased from the Lucore Piano Com
pauy our Exchange and bargain
Room Is filled with choice lot
OF used and exchanged pianos and
others OF our own line that have
I been brought IN from rental You
will find among these exchanged
pianos. turned In as part payment
I on planoln Pianos and costly
/ Chickering's, such well-known
makes as the stcinway, Fischer.
/ Kingahury and dozen others
which have been thoroughly over
hauled and placed I'm perfect must
cal condition for $S1 SOC, si0i and
up
These Instruments, every one of
them. are worth double the money,
but are taking up too much valu-
able room and must be sacrificed
with the rest this week our new
stock ~ arriving almost daily, and
| tho late STYLES must be exhibited
20 the best possible advantage.
Bring with YOU what money You
can spare. and be here the first
| thing tomorrow morning prepared
10 take advantage OF the greatest
/ Piano buying opportunity ever
given the music lovers of Seattle
or any city IN the Northwest
Remember these pianos arc on
sail at both Eilers stores az it9
UnioD and Third and University,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-24
Remnants of Drapey and Upholstery
Fabrics: Clearance

Exceptionally low prices quoted short ends of
Drapery and Upholstery materials that have accumulated
during the past season.
These in various useful lengths. and include sko
lines crctonne madras sateens nets buraps, tapestries
tickings denims, Swisscs, muslins and silks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-24

xssaruni Is eae o. the most nutri
~ q Elshes. Il - cheap about
mAFt IS expensive as meat
81 saE b tooked N more than 80
ftsFtEi &elsefaus waya
= ths plamp atfie laGy sou see
. y oshes side Of TIE table took
fgas Z eeata e0rth Of macaroni
n lefed 4 Ia salt water She
essse a little pieee of butter. then
.aiHst X sprinkled Il with salt.
fisef and agsmex. and added the
~ x the can q tomatoes. len
"a ~ soup She Pat the Alsh On
> eEsn anti TIE top was a bean.
81 s1ldsn brown. and then bore
= gglng h0f. delicious diaa to the
fAfaE boys and dad ia triumph
- iae whole cooking operation
So tSke this woman az long az
= psshminaFles 70 cooking a roast
! ~ o. zeal Or PORK
RIss Cones In Handy.
~ pudding l. wholesome. dei.
ass and takes little trouble Hot
sassf and not expensive things. y
y nan requirement IN making a
~ ash o. pudding
Drring ne afternoon mother had
N4aed a cupfui OF rice la cold
sAsf' When 4 came time 10 pre-.
- supper she put the rice IN an.
80 pan. poured on bot water and
s'sd \ fnr % minutes Then aha
szlaed T. added enough skinned
- p cover the din. seasoned
- salt yutter and one beaten
Ard sweeiened wel II was
3Assd % cook in the oven 49,
: 20 Of this was broun aiso
- vas more nourishmeut In
n nee pudding than ln a pound
! sieaay aansAges yetat cost noi
- lhan onsfourfh a. much
sslery and coffee completed this
.slslnsman's dinner The ceIer,
j. u W. .1e iaoat expensive thing on
i alla. but fresh vegetables are 4
$3.50. i. ne could afford TO Dot
! lisah celery on hls table foi
s' saving over the price ol
- - n every other item The
- an vas cheap and gave inc
- ..-''sd amount Of fruit 70 the ain
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-24
NAME ON EGG SHOWS
IT SIX YEARS OLD

BOSTON, Jan a. David H.
lockwood recently bought some
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-24
Too Many mlddlsmen.

rode from Georgetown didn't
know about the cars running up
close "a thr iail and I started 90
waik up the hili Il took me tao
hours You aer I vas pretty weak
from my wound aud I Nna hungry
jail Net Notified.
A. the county Jail to-day Il vas
stated that NO person connected
Mtfh the county hospital notified
the shefltf's office OF iail that a
nr Corson
- feel pretty bad. said palten
today Z thlak ! need ancfus's
care right now. but rather than
stay out there ! ana willing 10 b.
here
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-24
Remnants of Linens and DomeSticS
A Clearance

All remnants Of Wash Goods Shectngs and Linens that
have accumulated during the past months selling
marked AT clearance prices In the lot will be found:
Flannelcttcs, Outing Flannes Apron and Dress Cling
hams.
Coored Wash Goods IN many weaves and cOorings
Shectings and Ausiins. bleachcd and unbeached.
Cambrics, Lawns, Dimities Madras Crashes.
Bleachcd and unbeached Table Damask in many weights
and patterns. Napkins in hali-dozen lots
White Dress and Handkerchief Linens.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-24
Clearance in Jewelry, Notions, Drug
Sundries, Stationery and Trimmings

The cleaning up Of stocks in these lines renders avail
able hghlyattractive values in a wide variety of
chandse. Typical offerings
large assortment Of Jewelry Novelties including Hat
Pins set with brants and in large stone effects Dutch
Collar Pins. Necklaces and Earrings, at l0c.
Odd boxes OF Stationery. including Korona Tafieta
French Popn and Berln's Clover Linen. al Sc.
Large bottles Of MiCh-Haze, at l0c.
Tooth-brushcs in variety OF styles at Toe.
Clover Blossom and Hazel Cream Toilet Soaps, large
size cakes. for Sc.
Broken lines of Leather Hand Bags at $lo0
~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-24

Ia Iowa. A couple 81 my younger
relatives nov run the place. I
found them doing twice The work
IN the has and grain fields BY ma,
chlnery with half % the help that
Il required when / ran a.
ITS a fact that New York and
The other LARGE cities are full ~
unemployed labor. bnt h o. utterly
impossible "a Kci thsa labor o. So
ont and help tho farmer They wlii
not leave the city. and Il thgy did
they would b. found 81 very lltglc
value. because thvy know u an and
u ssems q waste 81 time 90 Try "a
teach thgm Go b. useful
Too Many MlddIsmer.
n say. continued the secretary
that there ara too many middle.
men tryiua TO live Oft the farmers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-24
FREDERICK & NELSON, Inc. rs,a,,as.
gioses Daily ~ $50. 80 1880

Paving the way for inventory, there
is now in progress throughout the Base
ment Salesroom a thorough cleanup of
broken and discontinued lines, samples,
remnants and surplus quantities in the
lower-priced dry goods lines. All such
merchandise is marked for clearance at
special prices representing important
savings.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-24

a Short time ago | vas hack
On the old place that used 60 farm