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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-10-29
Foley Kidney Pills

TONIC IN ACTION QUICK IN RESULT. Give prompt relief from BAcKACEzR KIDNEY and BLADDER TROUBLE RHEUMATISM, CONGESTION of the BLADDER and all annoying URINARY IRREGULARITIES. A positive boon ts MIDDLE AGED and ELDERL1 PEOPLE and for WOMEN. HAVE HIoHEsT RECOMMENDATION s. A. Dayis. e27 Washington St., Connersville Ind, is in his s5th year. He writes us: hay ately suffered much from my kidneys and blat Ter had severe bacl<ach and my kidney actio sas too freqnent, causing me to los0 much slee night, and io my bladder there was constai ain. took Foley Kidney Pills for some tim I'D and around. Foley Kidney Pills have ID izhost rec srnIlersfset:t=- ''
 F. B. BRILL,
 Stratford Ave. and Sixth a..
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-10-29
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

the Home Social Club. entertained friends at she. home. 66 Wdllian street, out town guests among those who enjoyed the hospitality of Miss BresiSV
 The Bridgeport Art League held it's first social of the season, yesterday afternoon. in the league rooms in the NsswheId building Bridge whist was played at P tables.
 Mrs. John w Grant of 4e Yale street entertained members of the Sunshine Whist Club at her home. last night. given and delightful time was had
 The Plumbers and stearnf1tterss As sociation held successful dance in Colonial hall, last night. There were something like 800 in attendance. Monafanss orchestra furnished music. Philip Mast, Joseph Berger. Philip Smith. John Doyle and Oscar Peter son.
 ssThe Teaser,'' a little rural comedy play, will be given by members of the Knights of King Arthur of St. Luke S Episcopal church, tonight, in the par ish house. The money realized from the entertainrnent will be turned over to the church for expenses.
 Rev. F. C. Rideout, pastor of the Second Baptist church, gave lecture at his church, last night, on The Yel- lowstone Park The lecture was an interesting account of a trip Rev. MT: Rideoa1t made to the great natural park last summer. The lecture was illustrated by stereopticon pictures, 15o views being used. The Sunday school class of Mrs. c. w Beers ar ranged for the lecture, sold foe cream and will give the proceeds toward a book fund for the library
 Mrs. c. R. Townsend has Mrs. James Allen of philadelphia as guest at her home, 446 State street.
 The Mary A. Beardsley Memorial Society will be entertained by Mrs. William Anderson, z125 Main street, Friday afternoon
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-10-29
POINTS OF INTEREST.
Great Values

 sdn autumn millinery at D. H. Dillon s&z Co.'S 11O5 Main street
 Dance and Be Merry
 on Halloween w1liIe the ghosts and zioBltns walk at the Colonial Ball Room, Thursday evening where there will be a ghost party and fun for ev- anybody. This fs the annual Hallow- cen party at this popular pleasure place and there is always a good orogvd, a large number Of nlasl1ers in all sorts of costumes and a good time for everybody The music will be by the Colonial orchestra and the admis- sion has been place at popular fig ure- An entire evening of dancing. Don't miss it.
 At 25 Cannon Street.
 The pioneer shoe repairing shop of Bridgeport with it's most modern plan, it's force of expert shoemakers, and it's large stock of superior leather, stands ready, as in the many years past, to give you always the best in workmanship and always a, little more ttsan what you ask for or expect to get This shop does not stint itself in leather or workmanship when re- pairing your shoes, but are always thinking of your feet comfort Smiths Shoe Shop No. 25 Cannon street, stands ready to do your work-rigf1t. :.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-10-29
cLEANEAsY. sTBET FEsr HAND

Guaranteed not to injure the skin instantly removes Stove Polish, Rust, Grease Ink. Paint and Dirt For the hand or clothing. Large can 10 cents. EEratford Ave.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-10-29
MAsoNIC NoTEs-

Corinthian Iodse, F. g. A M., win confer the F. c. degree this even ing.
 Thursday evening Hamilton Com mandery, K. T., will confer the Order of the Temple
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-10-29

Mother-Tonrny, if you're pretend ing to be an automobile, wish you'd run over to the store and get me some butter.
 Tommy-Tm awful sorry, mother, but I'm all out of gaso1ine--Judge.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-10-29

PittsfieId, Mass.-Proud of hfs abH- ity to eat nails, keys. buttonhoolB and jacklknives, Luke Parsons had to un- dergo an operation He fs recoverInr although 3z nails etc, were taken from him.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-10-29
MRS. AMMAN DIES
 AT RIFE AGE OF 90

New Britain, oct. 2s.-Mrs. Phoebe Hinman, 90, of Meriden. died, today, at the home of her daughter, Mrs. F. W. Miner. Mrs. HinInan came here six weeks ago for visit and a week after she was here fell and broke a hip. Her age and her injury com bined brought on her death. She leaves one daughter and one son.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-10-29

-ssu don-r seem in a very good tem- z- -5aay.- --z--L-
 -.No, our servant is i'll, and poor mother has had to do all the work herself fr-Fsrom Ulk
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-10-29
THE PRETTTFST FACE

and the most beautiful hands are of- ten disfigured by an. unsightly wart. It can easily be removed in few days without pain bys using Cyrus Wart Remover, for sale only at The Cyrus Pharmacy. 253 Fairfield avenue and 1se Cannon St.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-10-29

Chicago-Mrs James E. MacMurray drove her car into the curb, wrecking her $3,0O0 machine to save the life of little girl.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-10-29

Mrs C. Townsend has Mrs. James Allen of Philadelphia, as guest at her home, 446 State street.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-10-29

The Mary A. Beardsley Mennorial Society will be entertained by Mrs William Anderson. 2125 Main street Friday afternoon.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-10-29

r. B. BRILL. Stratford Ave. and Sixth G.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-13

-~r>~~-~~~-~~-~<><~-~r>s~f~
To All whom ft MAY Congerns
tie IL known that rhe q. M C.
stewart Sulphur Company a cor
poratinn 81 the state % Washing
ton. whose principal place Of bus
mess t. Poison ttulldlnE. In the
city Of seattle. County Of King
and state OF Washington. and en-
gagged IN the manufacture and sale
Of Medicinal Preparations has
adopted for itN use the following
trade mark to be applied BY
Label affixed 20 packages contain
Ing the goods or in advertising the
same
Said Trademark consists ~ the word
'SUlPuNRI1O.~ and " usually In
scribsd on n red scroll LIS white
letters
That said corporation has the right
TO use said trade mark. ard that
no other person. firm. corporation
or association has the riGhf 70 use
said trade marx. either In the
Identical form herein set forth or
Ia any such near re2~mhiaucc
shereto a. may Do calculated TO
deceive.
That the class Of goods upon which
said Trademark "a appropriated
u MEDICINAL. PREPARATIONS
THE 9 ~ G. STEWART SULPHUR
COMPANY.
~ c. II. G. stewart. President.
state % Washington. couaty Of
ON this sssh day of March. 1919. be-
fore me personally appeared the
above named G. 81 q Stewart, Ia
me perspnaify known. aud made
oath that the foregoing statement
BY him subscribed Is true and cor
fa~aD HORACE BARNES.
Notary Public In for the state Of
WaahInHton. residing at seattle
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California Land
CAL.IFORNfH,
NOW OR NEVER

49, ~ 'ftN ~ - IN
The land Of endless npringtlms ana
perpetual Nerdurc. whore cattle
HfaNe Knee deep Ia green fields la
January er July
where vegetables, fruits and grains
OF both Temperate and Tropic cii-
mates meet and commingie
where tho orange lemon, fiR and
olive vie with the peach. apricot
and grape In perfection.
where you cut 5 81 6 crops OF alfalfa
each year from the ga me field and
ihen grace II all winter.
WHARF, IL rich. mellow land that IL
AZ smooth as table and unveked
BY stick OF stone
where an eahauatiean supply Of pure
water can be secured anywhere
AZ a depth OF 90 90 60 feet
where you can get land on easy
terms and low prices, any size
from 10 Co t0-arre tracts
where you can have railroads. teie-
phones. schools and best markets
right at hand.
Where the country IL settling so fast
that your land viii increase in
value from tzs to t3s per acre
each year.
Where YOU can make from $50 70
1900 pee acre profit ever year.
ALI. THESE GREAT
ADVANTAGES ARE FOUND
Upon the lands OF the
FRESNO IRRIGATED FARMS co
az herman. In the sunny health.
fui San Joaquin valley. In frezao
county. California, where you can
take your choice from IL GOO acres
Of Hplcndtd land
Call on a. and get our descriptl -
pamphlets aud let as talk Il over
or write
STANDARD INVESTMENT co.
fv1 Arcade Bldg
seattle WaahtnNtnn
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Lost and Found.

S>~~~f~~~<~~~<><>s>g~ ~,~>~~s>NS>s~~~~e~~
Tapestry painting valued as
keepsake. near tOath ~. ana
Woodland Park av.. Thursday, re-
ward u returned 90 Oak Lake
Grocery. Ssrd and Woodland Park
aN
i.ost--founK white fox terrier In the
WailinHfnrd district. named Teddy
Tag No. etAg Last seen on stone
av bridge Liberal reward. Phone
Main es1i
Lesion ballard teach car. hand
has Finder keep money " they
win return bag. 3oti w, bTth at.
ballard
Lost last rursday afternoon ON ".
Inlun car. an abstract covering
lots ia Denuy'a Second addition TO
Seattle. Finder please phone East
Tbfa
Eoat-xaVings book 30. fs-ssf.
Finder return TO Washington
Trust and savings Hank.
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i1sJEsf ar nfTsS iiSINNs ''''''-
n you have headache. stomach. liver
or run down condition. try a
course Of my Oriental steam Hath
and herb cure. This is some. hing
new Ladies' only tf0-fa Ellera
nag. Main 1851.
cxtarrh. eye. ear. nose. throat. rk n.
nerve. heart. lung and blood dis
eases epilepsy. Eoitrc. kidney.
bladder diseases cured for IS per
month. Dr SeVerance. sit Second
Avenue. MehInorn Bldg. Rooms
sea ana 500
Rupture cured. permanent. without
operation or detontion from labor.
over 200 cases cured past two
years. sges 4 20 Is Harvard
wanted--To buy seir; hair chains
and switches made TO order. Mrs
~ Miller ftze Sixth av.. near Pike.
GILLETTE BLADES Eaarpened, acc
doz-. rnxors. ssc. etc. 1901 9Th nv.
scientific massage, trained nurse.
vain btsu.
Don't be lonely. Ioin our Matrimonial
Bureau. Ladies' free. 7es Pire st,
TOUPEEs. wfGs--All Kinds % hair
work. Korb. i0s spring Ind tsg1
Gil and pott@r--Test circle Friday
3 Readings daily ls0f ard.
Mra y spears. paiiniut 1908 srd Az.
Say = saw u In Ths star
Nichols. bunxaiowa. tiinckley Blk.
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Wanted--Agents

gANTED--Agenta 20 sell tho great
est rhuhRrb roots known.
TO Introduce. Will furnish
10 agents at one-quarter
the nursery prices for I'm
mediate delivery. Right
men can make 5000 per
day. Call Monday at
West Coast Co-Operatlve
Association office. n. W.
corner Weatiako Market
bldg. up stairs
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Situation Wanted-Male

Wantad--W Work by steady. sober
tradcsman. painter in Institution
or large hotel. handy with furnl
ture repairs, frat class test
rnonisis Address Tradesman, care
The star
Expert primer, 30 years experience
dcsires care Of trees, vines and
ahrubbery. best OF references
Eastern and local Abbott hotel
Third and pike. Main $40
ginRic man wants work in some pri-
vafe family to wash dishes. Nd
dress Mr.. Frank Morreli. BOX 1871
Columbia Station. wash.
WALL paper furnished and hung, 81
room and up. Painting, timing
Bart 223 Wall. Phone Main $3.50.
Painting and Uniting. Patton. 81 $500
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=. ysrk. April IA black and
n ~ was found In a mail box
was necessary 60 call a
u, elsfk In order 20 liberatc the
80 animal
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Heavy Snow

nsRNARDINo. Cal. April
~ s.snrh hcmmed In by heavy
=. family Of Henry Dob
|esS 'e,lmcr's ranch in the San
~ ,'.o mountains is safe. ac-
|>ss''s. :, . ,cug distance telephone
|fsA NS&ls from the ranch
|fz.s sska~scnSan, The noun
y. covered with snow piled
- ,he hardest blizzard "a the
~ \ wars we're felt here for the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-13

JACKSON REALTY e. LOAN co.
$3.50 PER ACRE

$3.50 PER ACRE
6 acres close 20 the new Highland
Park and Lake liurten intsrurban.
lies fine. on good road. This II
the coming section. where you can
make some money. They are hold
Ing adjoining land for from 1900 90
10 1850 per acre, THIS. at $4,000
per acre Il snap. ons-third cash
will handle
$4,000
10 acres. all cleared and IN grass,
ready for tie pillow crop Of pota-
toes put In this year would pay
for the land 5000 cash and o.. 90
por month.
$1,000
10 acres Of valley land. all level.
clear from stumpH. on the Pacific
highway, ready for crop this
spring. TermA 10000 cash and
1000 per month,
$4,000
20 acres. nearly All cleared or
acres Ia meadow. close 20 good
road. a nice living stream %
water all bottom land aud easily
balance easy terms. THIS ~ an
exceptionally good buy. No. iisz.
81, 5000
tf2N feet OF water front. close %
boat landing. i3M acres. This win
make some nice fine summer
homes or permanent location.
land lies nearly level. aud In good
aoii No. iiec.
JACKSON REALTY & LOAN co.
sos bailey Bldg.
Main iit
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l|UBLIC MARKETS


- cans milk. Use. other pur-
~ WASHINGTON creamery butter.
4. N lin can lard. 1sc, zoe as
~<,x ferns Tee. rod stra wber-
H. ard use box peanut butter.
q hoans made bread, ioaves
1 81 WISCONSIN sharp cheese. zoe
I "a sliced sugar cured bacon
4 1e tea. tee q cans tomatoes
4 srirex all Kinds. g o. Yakima
<.,s<s y1.fs sack. Yakima honey,
-ersh. oranges. lee doz. r.sa ~
s,.k. i3Ae. shoulder Lamb. SC.
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| ......s. Aprgl is.-t'ereert Smile
sSn Somplained 10 the police
80 d.faudcd OF $500 white
$500 pennies with affable
.,.s,es Who invited him 10 a
a. Auat
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49, <*%+.%%%&s
HONEST FARMER

4. Albany n. " April II.
4 When Governor pixs automo-
4 bile became stuck In the mud.
= farmer refused Co pull IL out
4 until the governor would prom.
= Use to nisn good roads bill.
4 The governor promised.
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Help Wanteei-Female

Wanted fe1ns Women. sithsf 81,
perienced or inexperienced. to
work as telephone operators. Ap-
av The Pacific Telephone aud
Telegraph Co
Middle aKed or elderly couple. with.
out children. have free rent. uac
OF chickens, garden, fruit and
small asIary. exchange for making
home for father and two children.
isia 1ath NJ. saturday aftetnoon
Wanted -Gifi to stay Two evenings
week with baby ln exchange for
competent violin Instruction, Ad-
drssn Nat3p star
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Over 200 persons attended the
initial services Of the Seattle nlblc
Instit~e last Monday evening al
the Y. Nj. G, A Over $50 registered
for tho classes,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-13

.a,selphia. April is.--The brain
I'll Musscr. the noted dag
,s...r who died here Wcdncs'
- found not 10 welsh as
y Z that OF a well-developed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-13

wa WANT some SEATTLE property IN
exchange for acreage In oregon
and Eastern Washington. IL you
want 10 make a deal, and are get
ting tired OF running around. try
us. WE DO 1T. IL your price
IL right
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-13

Mrs. Bessie Lathe, secretary OF
the College Womeu's Young PEG.
pies club OF the w. G. +. a.. will
speak In the University Congrega.
tionai church Monday night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-13

/ .-.s,eaacn, }. o. Ross OF the
e.s,lng department. spoke be
E ~ Municipal league at the
..ssl,er this noon, lite dis.
~, he Hebb and Lake C1shman
- sites.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-13

Mag beet &c 10. pot reasts. Ice
,ark chops. ise III sugar c1F~si
-. A<ef. * aud - II. cotts -
- llc 10. pork sausage. f3l e
,s-rsc hams. iec n pure lard.
n IS, roe summer sausage use
4 uocNine sliced bacon. So a.
erslrz.s lee doE arunes ihs
q. tores matches Tee. nkga
<rx sc oranges. ti.ss per box
- * per can. pkKs spaghetti.
4 ! SACKS salt lee. use catAap.
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Irrigated Lands

oRffsss fs::s6 70 ssrss fos 81 90.
ons-fifth cash. balance 10 years.
Pasture land with water. H. ar
station on land. hlno two schools.
Free map and book Calhoun.
Denny = EwinK. EOS Alaska Bldg
S ACRES a-YfsAD-OID
IRRIGATED ORCHARD. CLOSE IN.
only $1,000, half eash. Cant beat
it Don't try
KfTTiTAS LAND Co. INC
ia9Tn Third Az. Main afaf
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Funeral Directors.

RuTTE1SNg0RfH 4 soNS
Professional Directors aud Licensed
Emhaimcra 1874 lat Phones ets.
University Undertaking pprlorH. tsti
18th ". " North sts. Green 700.
iionncy. Watson Co. Funeral plrec-
tors. Third nv. and University,
Main Is Elliott 9bt
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Help Wanted--Male
-r-@-sr>s,s--.
GAS ELECTRICAL and STEAM
ENGINEERS much needed In this
ant I psrmassns Win lead q ss.
eeilent opportunities with opening
Panama canal and great marine
expansion 10 follow. We train
mon practically ZOE licenses. Not
entry our larger. better school in
new building about May 1.
0f.ATTt.E STEAM E<GtSEEitfNu
SCHOOL.
s0s-e Oftoatat Blds.
eos second AZ. Seattle.
AGENTS WANTED
MEN AND WOMEN
We want four solicitors "a canvass
for our new addition. experience
not necessary 10 sell lots az our
prices and terms. tiTs 20 tzbo. on
terms Of $500 down ana balance
soo monthly We will pay cash
1900 per week aud a commission
on All aaies. Mo, star
W ANTED-Msn and women 20
learn the barber trade. wages
paid while learning. can or write.
NATIONAL BARBER COLLEGE
IS Washington ~.
Young men wanted for railroad and
wireless telegraph service. easy
e a.a Ta.r ssss ~ aalsss.
National Telegraph lnstlfats.
sic& sri sv.. opposite orphsum
theatre.
wan,ed--First class paiuter or car.
pointer for steady work who Will
sss4
modern house. near ear and school
THE BUNGALOW Co. INC.
sos James ~
Elderly man who understands cul-
tiSatton Of pianta and flowers In
hot houses 10 give practical IN
ntructious charges must be mod +.
crate. references Required. tatl
al SITE gsth av n w ballard.
Men aud women wanted az once 20
learn commercial aai railway
tefearsphy. positions open. VS.
n nssesls rs r,rs sSi az -DD
n0utrn open IN ell parts % the city
for good. bright. wide awake boys
Boys under y years old need not
apply. 500 Circulation Manager.
Tho star. 1907 seventh az.
Kew. clean Furnished. steam heated
bedrooms ffor menl. 2tr per night
Free baths and phones. At the An
new. 7oef sth az. near wcstiake.
4 have gped proposition -for first
class horse sheer OF flnormsu
good country town. N-tas. care
Star
Capa bile salesman 10 cover washing
ton with staple line, high con-
fniHsions ften 90 monthly advance.
less " smith Co. D~,roit. MICH.
Educated men 20 learn wireless.
tnisgrnphY Position open. good
salaries United Wireless Train
ing Class, gfo Grand Trunk DOCK.
Agents wanted everywhere for easy
selling. s. proposition. t1s daily
easily made Particulars free.
Gao J. Norris. weIser, Idaho
The new upainira Mens ciothlng
shop sells szs sui,s for tts. $50
astits ttgs0 I.nudqnist, 900 Emu
press Theatre HidE "a and spring
Learn 10 be a Enoa barber az
hOLEIt BAHHEk COLLEGE,
1so Occidental Ave.
Haaors safety blades scissors and
knives sharpened. keys made, re-
pairing. fstsA Wsstlake.
Say u saw 81 in The star
spring So poui room. Eyergihins
new. AZ ccnts per cue. 1891 Third
av w. Cramsr. Tsd naine.
plaza Pool fIali--iivrryone welcome.
I'd Norman. Structural Iron Work .
or, Manager
| Hoy Wanted--Pioneer Plating Co.
Sol ~ u. SO. Call after 80,
Mems suits cleaned and pressed
/ 81. 90: Suitiforiums ft2t sth av.
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wv W W W W vs. " vs. W w
W
AfPLK PIANO BARGAIN VI
ssagiifni brand new. right "
w ~ the box sorry We W
3anot take the agency. w
NeaM sell for s2sS. but We w
~ eiose II oat AZ sisT.80. w
AT of insiailments Bet W
~ cone ia and see this at w
: we WALLfSG PIANO "
fAkLokS, zoo 101 Arcade "
Asrsx fs%cond floor. oppo- w
ne the elsvat0rxl "
INV W W " W " " " "
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NIKE CoEIN

q Oregon. Washington and
Columbia, % eta each.
--,ss.a q q Lane, 39s Union.
"ssL guaranteed fresh butter.
~ .. -he~ze. SAL "a. Pike ~ Mkt
=. seysioplnE. Ice rofi. any
- Incoos PHOTO shop. P.-I BID.
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s4t.E or Trade-ea-acre or
- grove In Florida, crop this
~ estimated : 600 boxes grape
ut and f.GqA boxes oranges.
nfc for desirable Seattle In
- property. or cash. with
fHN Value SIS. 600 %. Address
rsiioy. 1901 y. ssth 81.
Fsae Kenwo0A 1897.
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For Sale-Poultry.

For Sale-Poultry.
---~--~~~~-~--~---~~~~-~--~
Largest pure bred poultry house on
Pacific coast Before buying see
US about poultry. baby chicks.
Matching eggs. poultry supplies.
Queen and x-Ray fncubators. Sec
ond floor New Corner Market,
First ay. and Pike ~.
Anconas. great layers. prize win
ners. Matching eggs, $500 per l5.
WIN set hens. and you pay only
for chicks you get, Phone Ballard
sst. 7si2 s2nd av N. w
Eggs for Matching. Anconas. Buff
tscghorns. bred to lay. $50. 81. 90.
guaranteed fertility. j. r. Hulin.
1906 Bond st Phone Beacon So.
III Mrs a. Reader, ii4 NJ. belmont,
will call at The Star office she
will receive FREE two box seat
tickets 10 Pantages theatre.
Eggs for Matching. X. l. Reds
Black Minorcas. White Ieghorns,
Pekin ducks. baby chicks. Mrs.
Hess, ballard l25.
RhoA Island Red eggs, Tomkins
strain. tf.2b per setting. 5000 per
hundred. Splendid layers. Sidney
1855
barred Rock eggs for Matching,
prices reasonable. A. NJ shepard
ss23 +. Republican.
Indian Runner duck eggs. pure
white. tl.oo setting. $500 hundred.
Beacon 1857.
Eggs for Matching. standard bred
poultry and supplies.
KALEM POULTRY MARKET
1900 Pike Place.
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Special Notices.

&s0a aNVA4&C0s
f>@er>f~~~~~~~~~er~e~~ef
Calvin rutherford. founder Of
Cornothetsm and candidate for
congress. has been challenged 70
debate BY q. \. Fisa john. tho
leading materiaiist OF Seattle.
Sahicct. Materials Va couio.
thetsm~ The debate wilt take
place this evening saturday AZ
.. M Admission Is cents Car
pcntsr's halt
Golden Gardens Park. open for en-
Kasefnent Tor picntca. dances. out
sngs. etc. Particulars Y. Torwick
k4is Ballard av. Phone Ballard
seq
For ts.eo you can get a Hot Point
Iron b returning an cid one The
SQUAD Electric 60. 1893 Third az.
Kodak desWlaping. 10 eta per roft.
any sine. Lanes Book shop. s0s
FIAlgfST-=rinuta 81 all descriptions.
1sie Holly - Phone neacan 90.
Nichols. bungalows tlinrkley liiA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-13
Housekeeping Rooms.

OLYMPIC APIS. 201o Western av.
Single rooms. $3.50 up. suite,
$500 up. Near public market
Three furnished housekeeping
rooms, private home, very reason
able. 2B1O 18th av w. queen
Anne 2sO9.
90 month. two pleasant furnished
rooms. pantry, closets, within
block car and stores. zfi2 w. g2nd
st., Fremont Ballard ear.
3 nicely furnished rooms for house Z
keeping. reasonable. Call 1919
Seventh nv. rear.
81 "a month and up. newly furnished
housekeeping suites. modern. close
in 1Iis Harrison st.. near Boren,
modern housekeeping rooms. nice
IS furnished, so per month.
Phone North 1880
Housekeeping or sleeping rooms.
400 week and up. 1912 Pike 1T.
I furniahed housek eepfng rooms. SIC
month. 1891 w. 65ih at
Earle. al Marion-slngis II. X. Rms