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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-20
FARMS AND AcRrAoE-tcon,d)
RAISE POULTRY.

FARMS AND AcREAoE-(contd.)
RAISE POULTRY.
YOU CAN MAKE fT PAY.
The beet i~ocation around Seattle. is JUST
nErwEEP SEATTLE AND nnEMEa-
TON
8 and iosarrr tracts. less than 3 miles
this side Of Hremertuu. With good soil.
no big stumps easy % Improve. AND
coon TIMBER
$50 cAsif pNp 80 PER MONTH
CLIFFORD A. VAN AttBDALE, igc.,
1853 Third Az
RELLfNu ouT ar a HAHGAfa
: have . los " acreage ~ sight ~ seattle
a. Kirkland. Fncioria Mercer island.
Nashgn and Navy Yard. some Inn
proved convenient 20 boat school and
Tor those desiring 90 work iu Seattle
lille living on the land have cut the
prices no agents o. commissions Terms
pei month and per cent ~
t1ta Residence phone evenings, oraHt
AZ
FOR EXCHANGE
IRRIGATED LAND
90 acres Ia the famous payette valley
southern Idaho. 30 acres bearing
orchard. which nettsd owner this year
tas8o. balance OF place in alfalfa
win take un~incumbefed aeaitis prop
srtr 70 tho amount Of is.oo0 Value
A. y NEWELL. 100 SPRING ST.
A CHICKEN RANCH.
For as dow and IS a month. NJ KIRK
land, on Lake Washington Price l2fs.
room for reuffAf thousand chickens
You can make this farm support your
family aud pay Tor itself al the same
time Take Madison car and kirkland
ferry 20 our office on wharf a. Kirk
BURKE g. FARRAR. INC.
tos 60 s0s New York nh
IMPROVED RANCH
-Four acres cleared snd pinR "a good
house. good outbuiidiHEs good we'll
good soil aud GOOD YOUNG orchard. as
car fare just the place Tor a homs
a rpN and 20 laying hens So with this
place. Price - 1885, terms
HALL q PRICE.
1917 American Hank MIS- Main fs7g
T.s acre. Feea seil nsar esatns ior
q Upper. ief Laarg bids
OREGON FARM LANDS
Good agricultural land within a Fadius
q sls miles from railroad nos hund-
ing Prices ~ 90 90 fsee per acre.
safr tsfms Maps photographs aud
KAY MCKAY.
sos Liberty nidE. Opposite p o
ftNE POULTRY DISTRICT
Ten acres part bottom land. running
water near Seattle. lin road stc fare,
tiee % per ArFe. cash 81 % per acre
aud 81 90 monthly per acre.
EiIMWOITH REALTY co.
fiai American Rank building
Fifr-acrs poultry ranch. nsaf nrem.rton
and Poet Orchard good Hsh. siFht
boats daily. cash tfSes and iSoe
monthly
ELI.EwOHTH REALTY co.
ifpi American Rank HutidiuE
Yer sale 80 acres near Port Orchard.
five acres cleared Lake % about tSo
Acrss on fhe land Pine place for poui-
NF. Price 90 pei acre terms
y LAFAHNE.
9if seneca ~
: acres nraf seattle. Eead sail tsso 90
cash 80 90 and % 80 monthly
EftsWpnTN REALTY 30.
ff9i American tank HufdinE
WANTED-REAL ESTATE.
Wantrn~Tu trade my uNe-feem home
fsf srus vacant lots or all take am
part % same in lots balance without In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-20
HomEsTEAos.

NM G6G9HnfT6T fHfHfH~HN6
nERENT claims. so can loratc you on
the Att wheat and fruit lands in
WANutNGTON and OREGON. mo
money down. seed So ZOE book ard
maps. slftns full Information
FONNEsT LAND co, LncAToRH.
100 md Az 81. Room aaf
We can locate you an an exreptionailr
Epod homestead or desert claim In ore
% the beet fruit sections % Eastern
Washington call % see orchard Views
and get particulars
THE FEuKGNs LAND COMPANY.
III THIRD Az. MAIN sac
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-20
ApEcIAA

Y NOffGEo+
Ruby Mauock crmsriy % south seat.
ti.. beloved sister ~ Mrs Homer Hui
and Mra ueatpn Atkinson aged ~
years
Far~rai services wHi take place to-
mofrsw. Friday. from the chapel % hut.
fsrWnFth a sons 1881 first ara az z
. IN. REV y. VI. Hsnadum ~ Tacoma
Nifi o~gftriAtr tutermsnf a. iake Was
arEnufSs q MrLEA.
Practical Plumbers as Twelfth Az, =
JobblnE Promptly Atfsndsd To
Prices Reasonable work Guaranteed
Teinphun~s~Brarnn $50 YORK AAk
The opportunity for several 20 become
Identified. rpmpan fust forming small
Investment will yIsfd 400 pr cent pfaft
elfhiu ta months Call AZ 1851 Empire
Hida
Emheiman a Wilson, carpenters and
general fohbefa Weather stripping and
glazing a speciality. Afain lifo and Ind
9tsf
Nattrs-AHynue EifinE credit o. Mrs
q Nave from this on must look 20 her
for payment o. ZANE Cnas MAYO
ID ri Eaiiss cigar factory has ro-
moved % 500 Third Az
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-20

nov comes w Lewis Kane. OF West
Chester. Pa. with a neat little
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-20
EoR SALE on ExchAnar.


ron ENcuAS0E TO uwSEHa
Fer an apartment hoBsc OF Inside lm-
pfovsd properly. a ue.asq and = tee. aos
appie ofehard undrf aunuY side dlfch
staadard ulnfsF varieties. said about
az ese ~grth ne past yssr from one
orchards al the necessary buildings sna
appliances Tor such . pianr, and ali ready
90 step tnte without further expense In.
aairs N A y Reed Ariinsian hotel
Improved grain and sloch farm see
acfea 81 NetrasAa, nesf tup falroaas
aecs.slbls 10 Ksnsas CITY. Denver ara
Nmaha vs. % Per acre. mMl dtstfs
will sell on terms o. exchange for acre
asa nf g,hsf E,ep.rtf IN this section
uei Ameriean Hank Hundinr
Fof sais Or Eschsnxe-tmprored ranch
meat. 10 chiCken houses ~incuhstart
anf breeders large sud stnal fruit
viii eaehaHgs Tor gitf property.
ii. ssssa 81
40 ACHES IL YAKIMA VALLEY.
Under she Tiston government canaL. 80
under cultivation and frnred Wtu'
ifatf AZ - part for good 80 property
uopaHoS a NELSON.
fg1 Hnllvan aida.
Far sal. o. EschsnKs- Double house. 80
Ter as. rood yisu 81 Green Lake fae
docks from tus different car lines.
vnl sHehanss fer sefsaEs Eauity u
J y IANAHNE
9s Seneca ~.
Far Earhamar@rlFs-rpa cottage.
eiose ~ saE ant b. N atu eel on amaii
paYmsnt Or exfhanEe fef vacant lot
uWner Shrrry Ta
Ihafs - acres to trade Ter city prop
ertf hranr kH9N yea have Phone
l. ttai aes American Bank HidF
Pgf Tais % Traac-uY owner. s-roam
house te-fuet lot. la ballard rhoas
nnrard So
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PERSONALS.
THE ~oYYGENATnR

PERSONALS.
THE ORIGINATOR
lures and cures. nothing shall ever sfap
y. pnssuouia IN two hours; ali kinds
Of fever. blood poison. no matter hos
bad. liver, kidney. appendicitis ard
~rhsnmatism must go infantiis parai-
ysts speedily removed asthma, estarrh.
stomach irogbis vanish 40 snow before
the MONDAY sun SERENA and All blood
diseases. lang and throat troubles.
send for our Ii-pase book .ot orypaihy
and home Endorsement 500 cured in
w~sshinsteu since February 4 1919.
THE WASHINGTON OXYGE-
Major CO.
if-iB P.-I BidE. Seattle. Wash.
CATARitH aToMAcH
TROUBLE CURED
Miss Wlusiow. ass Queen Anne az -
attic. says; had eaiarrh 80 eAa.
20 IN company had stomach. liver md
kidney trouble. nothing I ate heemTi
10 agree with me; doetorcd for years.
mother spent q small fortune payina
doctor biiiMs only weighed a little over
fee pounds a year ago commenced
using Doyie's Catarrh cure ana takiag
his stomach and Liver Tonic. Breath
l. ali rizht. weigh las pounds Only
uHe the tonic occasionally now
FOR sale druggists or At aixth and fesier
The Lonesome CLUB.
OPEN TO ALL
JOin Us and Find
AcoUATsTHHcE, IMPROVEMENT.
SOCIAL ENJOYMENT
These are the objects Of our club. ana
strangers are Welcome Rsspectability
= the principal qualification Tor mem
FOR further information and for terms.
earl upon or address
THE LONESOME CLUB.
January Paper csc.
hoo Fourth e AKA IA. q sea DsRs. e. & 4 80. 1877
BOX s5I office hours. 10 TO 8; ] to : on
sundsys
HuPTURE cURED-Do not wear
truss: permanent. absolute. without oper-
alton or detention from business or
labor: over one hundred cases cured past
IKE y UIyrn T0 aa, sss sos shafer bag.
1914 Second Az, Seattle
STYLISH NARROWER SHOP.
Hats trimmed. dyed. cleaned and re-
blaeked Pfumes ourled and cleaned.
Alteration Dept New and old gar
NcrVeiiie hair restorer q not a dye3
win turn gray or bicached hair to IT,
natural color. 35f Arcade Bids. Main
1888.
MARRIAGE CEREMONIES
PERFORMED.
PHONES, MAIN 1897 IND 80,
For accurate piano work, and lessons
ia pencil. crayon. pen etehins aug 49,,
Mrs Won Rickert, graduate MIDWIFE
home confinement. female disorders sue
ceHsfuIiy treated; physician u required.
|Ia1i Valley. corner Eaatiaho av, Take
Eastiake car 20 Valley II -
Tile stars Repair Directory, out every
Monday. Is a business Rctter. For rates
etc, call up Repair Dept Ihe 7tai'
Phones. Main 1900; IND IL
Massage-scienfific masseur from ~
Louis viii give treatment at your. "
home Ii. 9. crowther, Main bs0h
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-20
FARMS AND ACREAGE.
THE CREAM or ROGUE RIVER
VALLEY.

tiso per acre. about 900 feet frontage
~ the river ana 8 feet above hiNh
water wafk. ia the first bench % fon
acres. where no irrigation IL needed FOR
fruit trees All this slopes 10 south. but
nearly flat Planted 90 ga acres Ia
yaar-ul1 apitz, WincHapE. pears. with
peach filler aiao I acre a-yoar-utd APP
pies SpltE Yellow NewtnnH. few Win
ter HananaH. - acres IN cultivation.
coo rHHpherrfes. balance raw land. has
gentle slope 70 south ami west. suitable
for pears and apples OF alfalfa. Most
o. this IL auhirrigated and covered with
wood. several hundred cords.
Water and water rights go with place.
and over t2.00a worth implements and
machinery. spraying outfit. goes with
this price. f-room dwellinE. good sNKse
barn, etc Come. set all particulars.
900 acres In all Terms. two-thirda
cash. balance time. a2f N 10th rake
Phiuney av. car.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-20

DR.. Maker. Dentist. moved to
Room go Northern Bank Building
sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-20

ruTTEHwORTH a HoS FrpfssasnsI
Directors ard deceased EfnhAlrefa 1911
lat opp Moore thsetrs Both phopss aa
Bonasy- wai.an Co, Funsrai pi,setsr.
ratrd av aad uniYsS.itr Both phones ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-20
ALG0 M A SPECIAL

Nearest point on s@ueTaeoma inNrban to the Northern Pacific railway, big hoght yard
asmm now bmg installed
100 large lots 10000 feet each Gtm on he ground floor Price ans and up lorna 10
desired
See following extract from PI. uer date Of January T. 1911.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-20
wANvEp-REAI ESTATE.


Wantnd~To trade my fVe-feem home
fsf sums vacant lots or Ntu take am
part 81 same in igts hatance without In
iereHs CaH ballard ttk
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-20
N. p. NOW AT o
ON NEW TERMINAL
Lets Contract for Construction OF
Bunk Houses for Large Force
Employed on improvements

Contracts for 100 dwellings. 10 house.
tho large force Of iaherer. which win
be put 20 work Installing the Northern
Pacific railways bis freight yard sys.
tenn between Auburn and Pacific citr.
have been signed by tho eompanys rop-
fescntatiNss a. that paiat
The construction Of the nsw yari.
began about three weeks aGo The fuii
forca viii DO put 90 work as soon az
the houses are ready far their occupancy.
The company expects 10 espsnd about
1850. 900 there. installing about nftY
miles o. switch tracks. building a
and repair shops when
finished. tho yard viii handle ali
freight 20 and from Tacoma. seattle
and Eastern points
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-20
FOB RENT - MISCELLANEOUS

FOB RENT - MISCELLANEOUS.
For Leaar-in acres. hntf cleared. two
room house. good we'll. young bearing
orchard and small fruit. Take interurban
south to Quarry station, 90 west on side
walk ana road 20 two plank walk across
bottom. place on eide hill. Martin chris
tenson.
Old established blacksmith and wagon
shop. rent heap Apply or phone, Carl
SiEnor. 2stu Wcsilake av y
All kinds OF store fixtures. counters.
shelving etc. made at % BELL 1T. Phone
Ind. 1905
Half store. ii9a Fiuh av.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-20

Wanted@The best lot that 800 and
a piano will buy. call at sis ". end.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-20

Desk room. roii-top desk. both phones
best location In city, Can Independent
phone ASA.
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FOR EXCHANGE
IRRIGATED LAND


For fis down and IS a month. NJ Kirk
land, on Lake Washington Price i2fs.
room for rerFfai thousand chickens
You can make this farm support your
family aud pay Tor Itself AZ the same
time Take Madison car and kirkland
ferry 20 our office on wharf a. Kirk
land. or SEQ
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-20
CITY REAL 1srATe-tcon,l
ALTOONA SPECIAL

100 lots f0Ez0o each toi. al cleared. near
south ~ Auburn. from ftfb.99 and up
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SEND FOR CONVICT
Escape From Alabama Camps Is '.9 Caught in Washington State

Montgomery, March 11.-(Special) Jon information received from the sheriff of Wewatchee, Washington state. that c. Reynolds, a white convict who escaped from Richburg, Ala, in 1907, had been captured at that place, the state convict department has sent w. Y. Hawley, one of the Keepers of the state prison, to Washington to bring the prisoner back to Alabama. MT. Hawley went with the proper requisition lapers ir his posses sion and he is expected to return with Reynolds in about two weeks.
 Reynolds was sent up from Talladega county in 1906 to serve 10 years for rob bery The convict was put to work at Richhprg, and in about year after. his sentence began Reynolds made his escape.
 All trace of the convict was lost until few days ago. when the convict de- partnnent was informed of his arrest in Washington state. It is supposed that Reynolds surrendered, as it Is not be- lieved that officers in Washington had any means of identifying him.
 Reynolds is said to be an excellent me- chanic. and when he has been brought back to this state he will be put to work at the Henderson Lumber company's plant. tf sa
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raised in the United States Understand, do not wish to imply that responsible persons have interested themselves. do not say that much money had been raised, because much has not been need ed, but l do say we have positive evil dence from many sources to show that the aggregate of small contributions from Americans has enabled the instruction to endure . long as it has,
 Then you do not approve it was sug- gested. "of the assignment reported today of two American war vessels to patrol duty along the Mexican coast?"
 T can not say that I disapprove of what may be the wise judgment of a friendly power replied Senor Limantour, but may say that do not understand. II does not appear to me how these two ships can be cooperating with the troops in general maneuvers, at so great dis tance from their natural base
 Shall I say what it seems to mean 10 rle? I think 1t is an attempt to impress on us what a powerful neighbor we have in the north, how wide her arms can stretch And such an impression does not need to be conveyed anew, because there are already 5ooO0,0OO people in Mexico who
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One of the features of the Society circus to oe given tomorrow matinee and night will be an exhibition drill by the Arab patrol of the Order of the Mystic Shrine. The bunch of near Egyptians pictured above will do stunts on that occasion that have never been equalled or surpassed in this or any other land, country or planet. Under the direction of Captain McGregor and his able lieutenants the bunch afore- said have for the past several weeks been drilling tri-nightly, which means in Arab ic some nights they tried to drill and some nights they didn't, and have learned 10 march 20 feet without falling over each other. However, they have learned
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(CONT1N LIED FROM PAGE ID
 Another motive was the anger of the Camorra because. with her husband. she had retained some very valuable jewels that had been stolen, refusing to surren- der them. although great pressure had been brought to bear upon her by the society.
 4. Hatred of the irstigators of the crime was due to the menacing and high-handed attitude of Cuoccolo most acutely felt by Alfano, otherwise known as Erriconne, who had been struck in the face by the condemned man. The particular grievance e Rapi and O'Mandriere was the compe- tition Cuoccoo had established in secur- ing szable percentage from stolen goods.
 5. The executors of the crime were six desperados. one Nora and Dorado Sor- tino. After the first murder which took place near the tram station, Nora and Sprtino. gained admission at once to Cuoccolo's house by saying that they had a message for his wife, killed the woman and stole everything in sight.
 6. While the crimes were being con- sumlnated the heads of the Camorra were banquetlng at Mima-a-Mare. Two men entered the dining room and, approach ing Alfano, said:
 | Tt is done"
 | Thereupon Alfano gave sigh of relief | and ordered wine. for his visitors. | Acting on the information given by l Abattemaggio, the police obtained sui 1 fioient evidence to order the arrest of 6( persons early in 1867. Information
 reached the Camorrists, several of whom 1 fled Among these was Alfano, who went
 to New York. There he was discovered
 by Petrosino, arrested and returned tc Italy | Here Alfano and others of the accused 1 faced Apattemaggo and denied his ac- | cusations, but he struck to the charges
 and said Cuolcollo was sentenced wher De Marlnis received post card from
 Luigo Arena, then in exile, declaring Cuol- | collo had caused his banishment because | he had given percentage of his loot to
 De Marlnis instead of paying tribute tc
 Cuolcollo. Arena pointed out that he had
 Teen arrested by police agent who was
 a close friend of tine beautiful sor'
 ricntna' and exhorted the Camorrist'
 to avenge his betrayal. Subsequently 1T
 the home of De Marinis the police found | the post card described by Abattemaggio
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WHO WILL SUCCEED
 PRESIDENT D|AZ? LimantOur Denies HeWOuld
 Accept Presidency HE TALKS ABOUT WAR Mexican Minister of Finance Says He Will Not Censure But He Does
 Not Understand the Army
 "Maneuvers"

New York, March 1.-After Diaz, whatF Senor Jose Iimantour the Mexican min ister of finance, sat in his spacious apart ment overlooking Central park and ao' dressed himself to the question with ln' disnation foreign to usual boise ana courtly temperance of diction. He hao just been shown the report printed ih sorne evening newspapers that American financial interests with dominant holdings in Mexico have on foot plan to procure the reslGnation of President Diaz and 10 set up senor Limantour himself in the executive chair. The suggestion that pri- vate capital. and foreign capital at that could make and unmahe Mexican admins trations and ministries provoked both hls ridicule and his anger.
 How stupid,' was the first word. Il should De the last person to be suspected of lending myself to such a design he added .even if by stretch of imagina- ton one could suppose it true. It is no secret that President Diaz has several times asked me to accept the presidency at the expiration of his term. have al- ways refused, because the duties which I now fulfill are those most congenal to me and because believe 1 can be of most service to my country by continuing with them. There is no truth in the report
 Now, as to this matter of interven- ton, the word has been used loosely, al though I recognize that it has not been employed by your government. l won- der do the newspapers that print 1t and the persons who speak it so freely realize what it means? l have said today that [ am a great believer in the keen sense of justice of the American people. l wish to reafririn that most emphatically, and wish most seriously to call to attention to what intervention, so-called, in this case must mean.
 '.tWhen an armed force crosses the bor- der of a neighboring power without either invitation or permission, what does that mean? It means invasion, occupation. And what do invasion and occupation mean except war?
 CT ask the sober sense of the great masses of the American people to dwell on that word. What has Mexico done to deserve threat of war? None has been made by the American government. hut the inference of such threat has been drawn by the newspapers. do not be- lieye it is warranted by the wishes of the American people. On the border there may be those who sympsthize with the iii- surrectos We know, in fact, that there are trouble-make in plenty and that leads me to another point.
 T said this morning that possibly most of the money for the movement had been
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number of intricate and fancy move ments and will put up a pleasing exhbi- tioi.
 If they fall to uphold the honor and dignity of the Shrine it has been decreed byspecial order from the imperial poten- tate that the whole bunch be banished to the desert of Oskosh. where the limpid waters of Zem-Zem never flow, a pen atty worse than death to genuine Shriner.
 To see the raiment worn by this ag- gregation is worth the price of admission, for Solomon in all his glory was not arrayed like one of these. The variety of colors shame the rainbow and well may it be said that If you want to wear
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-03-12

The graceful smoothness with which this very happy production unfolds it. self is due in no small measure to the attention to details. and to the selection of everything that's best for it's happy enactment. For instance, among its very excellent properties IS found the Remington typewriter-its 10 visible, of course-and even Tn th1s little romance it lends itself most ad-' mirably to that clever little scene where the handsome young fellow In white seats himself to take" the dic- tation of that charming golden hairei girl who astonishes him into fit or.
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PiInpleS Off
 In 5 Days
The New Calcium Sulphide Treatment Does Wonders to Every Kind
 of Skin Eruption
Trial Package Sent Free To Prove It

Trial Package Sent Free To Prove It
 You don't want to wait forever and d day to get rid of your pimples or other skin eruptions. You want to get rid of them right now. Next week you may want to go somewhere where you wouldn't like to have to take the pim- pies along.
 You can get rid of them just in time by taking Stuart's Calcium Waters. These wonderful little workers have cured bad boils In three days, and some of the worst cases of skin diseases in a week
 They contain as their main ingredient the most thorough, quick and effective blood cleanser known, calcium sulphide Remember this, too, that most pimple treatments reek with poison. And they are miseraDly slow besides | Stuart's Calcium Waters have not a particle of poison in them. They are free from mercury, biting drugs or ven omous epiates This is absolutely guar. anteed They cannot do any harm but they always do good-good that you can see in the mirror before your own eyes a few days after.
 Don't be any longer humiliated by having a splotchy face. Don't have strangers stare at you, or allow your friends to be ashamed of you because of your face.
 Your blood makes you what you are The men and women who forge ahead are those with pure blood and pure | faces.
 Stuart's Calcium Waters will make you happy because your face will be z welcome sight not only to yourself when you look into the glass, but t. everybody else who knows you and talks with you. 4<
 We want to prove to you that l Stuarts Calcium Waters are beyond doubt the best and quickest blood ant skin purifier in the world-so we wil send you a free sample as soon as wt get your name and address Send foI lit today. and then when you have tried the sample you will not rest con tented until you have bought 50t Ibox at your druggists.
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Yo,, find 5nc

You will find soc blouses anywhere. That is why Blach's sell that same grade at 35c, 3 for $1.0O. All sizes and good colors. Other spe- cials here 68c and 88c always.
 Blach's Shirts for boys are a feature, too. At 50c-excep- tional values at $1 and s1.50. Coat style. cuffs attached, collars on or sep ara.te soft collars. 25c. Sizes 12 to 141s.