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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-05-05
Insane Asylum Helper Contracts Smallpox;
 2,5OO Are Vaccinated

Middletown. Conn. May 5-A case of smallpox was discovered today at the Connecticut Hospital for the In sane here, the patient being a Polish girl employed in the laundry. The case, it is stated is a. mild one AS a precaution all the, $500 inmates are to be yaccinated. This task was started today
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-05-05
TO STORE BOX CARS
 IN CITY THIS SUMMER

Connecticut Go. workmen are en- gagged in laying spur tracks north of the Congress street car barns for the storage Of box cars during the sum mer. During past seasons it has been customary to send the cars out to the old Stratford avenue car barns.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-05-05
Mexican Ports Barred
 To American Trade

washington, May 5.-Admiral Bad ger reported to the navy department today the receipt of word from the torpedo boat destroyer Drayton at Tuxpan, that Territorial Minister Ra- cinda there had ordered customs off, cers not to clear or enter any vessels from or to American ports.
 This order, it was further reported, had been given to all ports in the state of Vera Cruz
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-05-05
LITTLE IMPROVEMENT IN
 NORDlCA'S CONDITION

Batavia, Java. May 5-Mme. Lii 1ian Nordica, who has been here for some weeks, dangerously i'll, showed slight improvement today.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-05-05
GOVERNOR APPROVES BILLS
 OF STATE INSTITUTIONS

Hartford, May 5.-Anong the bills approved by the governor today were those of the New Haven hospital lquarterIy) for s25,0 900 and the Con- necticut Hospital for Insane for $17.- TIA.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-05-05
BUSINESS CARES AND AGE AMONG REASONS GIVEN President Advised Today That His Nominee Re-
 fuses Office FOUR OTHER MEMBERS WILL ACCEPT PLACE: Must Give Up All Their Time In Return for
 $12,OO Salary

Washington, May 5-Richard sOIney has addressed letter to President Wilson formally de- clininR the offer of governor of the board
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-05-05

H. P. Harris, an aviator, was killed when his machine fell 60 feet at Akron, Ohio.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-05-05

Try The Farmers Want Col- urns and Prospects Will
 Be Brighter.
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-03-01
FARMS FOR SALE.
1900 FARM FOR $1,000.

HAVE FOR QUICK SALE, III of nice level land,
located good public road in labersham County, Ga,
two miles Of railroad station Is in cultivation No
buildings but plenty of good timber to build houses which
you have the half -Four miles from County seat
church and schools and thck settled section This is
good fresh land well located and worth $5 per cash.
but will take $780, of $500 cash. balance J. and
years 1t will pay you this once, there
is $1,000 profit in it for you.
HAVE OTHER large and small farms for sale cheap and
easy terms, Write for list
j. II. HICKS.
GAINESVILLE GA
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-03-01
TWO EXCHANGES

EQUITY in cottage for a city lot or
renting property Price of cottage.
s3.750; value of equity, s1,250 a good
opportunity for some one who owns an
unincumbered city lot or small renting
property to secure home
213 FEET on East Lake drive for North
Side income property. This property
is only 800 feet from South Decatur car
line: runs through to another street.
having a depth of $50 feet For subdi-
vision purposes this can't be beat. Price,
SIS per foot.
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-03-01
FOR SALE
IN VIDALIA
THE COMING CITY OF SOUTHEAST
GEORGIA..

| have in Vidalia house located on a
lot 100 by 200 feet corner Sixth and Church
streets. Six bedrooms reception hail. par
lOr and dining room: can throw these three
into one room; these three are wainscOted
in poplar, and dining room beam ceiled; a
buffers pantry, cookroom, bathroom, two
halls and a 15x35 feet S-inch concrete wall
cellar House is built out of very best "B''
grade material, storm-sheathed, and has 12O
feet of porch, most of it 10 feet wide. Cost
$4,000, will trade my equity Of $1,000 for
farm land. What have you to trade? First
good offer gets this beautiful home, located
in the best residential section of the rail
road-centered City of Vidalia. Make your
offer to
r. E. SHUFFLEBAGER.
CLAYTON, GA.
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-03-01

JUST beyond Buckhead we offer lot
fronting zoo feet on Plsster's Bridge
road. running through the block 6C0
feet with a frontage of ESQ feet on
Roswell road. \ piece Of property with
two road frontages. in a section that
this is in and with a depth of 500 feet.
offers all sorts Of opportunities Price.
$4,000. Terms.
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-03-01

BETWEEN Stewart avenue and West
End, on Bruokline, F,lhert and Cuth-
erin streets. We have a few splendid
lots so by 200 feet in size
These lots have plenty Of shade trees.
and all possible conveniences, with Just
enough building restrictions to protect
the home
In this residential park is a new city
two car lines being only Is minutes
ride FROM town. The terms on this
property can be made to suit the pur-
chaser Price 5000 to 81 SEQ.
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-03-01

s14 Peachtree: store % by 80 feets 800
% South Forsyth street three
story building 20 by 90 feet. 1880
IS Glenn street. corner HumphrieS Is %
34l2 Luckie street. east half OF
building. including heat ...-. 1910
32S Peachtree street: stoTCroom
and office, - by s. feet.... 100
20 hy so feet ................ 600
9si Peachtree. three-storv andF
basement building. $4,000 square
feet $4,000 per year on a good
lease.
Corner Whitehall and Trinity ave
being erected ............9..... 250.o
so West Mitchell street. Ground
floor and basement 40 by 900
feet Equipped with elevator.
VIII divide into two stores.
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-03-01
WYLIE STREET

s250-THESE are doubtless the only
building lots in Atlanta supplied with
water. sewer, tiled sidewalks, etc. that
are for sale at $3.50 They are 40 by
100 feet with alley in rear; easy month
ly payments.
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-03-01
WADDELL STREET

$9O0 NEAR Lake avenue, on the east
side of Waddell street, lot 80 by 1870
feet. for sale on reasonable terms.
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-03-01
219 EAST AVENUE

WE OFFER a new six-room Gotta ge.
with all conveniences. Oh lot % nv 104
feet This home Is just a block off the
Highland avenue car lire and is within
two blocks Of the new city school. The
lot is elevated. giving a pretty view Of
the surrounding country. which viii al
WAYS be permanent. Price. s.. 80.
Terms can he arranged Just like rent.
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-03-01
100 JACKSON STREET

81 50Q-HERE We offer A home that also
has the qualities Of an Investment
being close in and in an excellent home
neighborhood. the house rents for 1920 a
wear, making it a fine income PROPOSE
tion as well as good home: ii is right
a the junction Of the Highland avenue
and Jackson street car lines.
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-03-01
srX.ROOM HOUSES.
F1vE-RooM HOUSES.

se5 South Pryor street ........ sl2. so
Sc Lakewood avenue - 1850
614 Gordon street ........-....... 15.e0
104 East Ellis street ...-.....-.. 1000
$50 South avenue .. 29.G0
Corner Lakewood and Margaret. 15.00
q Cooper street ...- ............. Goa
944 Glennwood avenue o.. - i1.G0
% McAfee street: will reUoyate.. 12.5O
III Julian street -...-....-...-.. $50
2s Patterson street ..-.......-... 100
1000 Grant street ......-....... 1880
124 Jones avenue ..--.-........-. 1890
Corner Gould and Richmond sts.. 10 90
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-03-01
363 GEORGIA AVENUE

s3.15O-WE viii sell this cottage on
terms Of $3.50 cash. so monthly notes
of $50 each. balance in one note Of
81 700 due in FIVE years with per cent
interest. This is an opportunity for
some one 10 buy a nice little home on
very favora Dle terms
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-03-01
10 MORELAND AVE.

s5.750-THIS is a seven-room cottage on
the west side Of Moreland avenue, be-
tween DeKalb and Alta avenues the
lot is 50 by 1870. elevated and shaded
This place is only half a block from
the car line. II can he bought on rea
sonable terms
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-03-01
NEWMAN. THE CAPITAL OF COWETA
COUNTY,

COUNTY.
IT is LOCATED within of Atlanta, with
Of a population exceeding 1000, and is
ranked veanhicst municipality,
the United
is ideally pleasant
in summer; pure nvigorang a health.
peoplea progressive; educational and moral in
nucnces ideal; city Of homes
phere. In opportunities
profitable investments The center of rich and fertile
farming Dixie
Herea incompatible that substantae
Finest courthouse in Georgia paid for
city ALL her public utilities electric
lights waerworks,
Complete of high standing.
1000 feete above sea level
1agst engine and boiler works in the South
large cotton mills
OF extensive fertilizer works in the South
Two planning lumber mills
Mari and granite works
Two feed mills
Twofo mills
Three wholesale grocery houses
cotton warehouses
Cigar
One bank
Eight white churches
All leading fraernaI organizations
Three
eam
Largest telegraph school in he South
Only factory in Georgia
Carnegie Library.
city Auditorium
More han limits
union passenger station
Eighteen passenger trains daily
TWon news
one o the largest live stock markets
building.
Fine paid
competing companes-ehesp
All streets paved within fire limits
Private
\ city brilliant promising future and 50
manufacturing commercial farming
A
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-03-01

ON THIRTEENTH STREET, between
Peachtrec street and Piedmont ave
nue.. we offer a lot 80 by 40 feet to a
l:-foot alley The scarcity Of close-in
building lots on the North Side, any
where near Peachtree street, should
easily sell at our price, $1,000. Terms.
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-03-01

Wholesale AND RETAIL STORES

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL STORES
on Bellwood avenue; lumber
yards with buildings ..........S 5000
~ Luckie street; 800 square feet lpO.tJ
Forsyth street at Mitchell: five
new stores and basement ...... 10000
streets: two o ITl new store ore ~ '''s 5000
eaoh az With i Easements sTpuT % , oS Nv 10000
1875 Walton street; four stores
feet feet oase.''e,', -'.OOo Squa's 10000
II Central avenue; loft. 5000 !,
square feet ...--......--.... ...-.--- 50.vo
square qt" feet d'sy.n sl.ee' ',VVo 2oooe
"a y Forsyth street: three floors
and basement; 5000 square
50 feet so' .'.......-. s''ee'' S'o's - " 1o5oo
20 feet go ..i'.i...''....... .''.i'' ~ 1000
and 3 Butler street: two-story
building; elevator; 22 by 100
Pryor street. corner Garrett;
small store Observation-Disclosures. 30
12s Marietta street: basement -. 10000
l2ia South Broad street; three
floors; each 20 ny 80.
and basement; 80 by l2o each 7. 175.oo
l55-7-9 Madison avenue. three
road jr5cfsse u1ie ..........!.... &c. 'a 10000
burn avenue; three Offices -. 1900
''15 i6ft " .... ss' -'i.e.e., s''ee' se'ora 10000
'p per asa7e.e' year . 'O.Voo square .ee' 10000
75s Whitehall street; warehouse;
IS by $50 .-......-. 1900
21S Lee street: 26 by % feet ... $500
Corner Broad and Hunter streets;
will subdivide. IS by 90 feet. $4,000
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-03-01

THIRTEEN-ROOM HOUSE.
i04 Ivy street -......-.....-.-.-..S io.OO-
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-03-01
81 LAWN STREET

50 0Oo-A MODERN dve-room cottage.
near the corner Of Park and Lee
streets. in West End; has gas water,
bath and electric lights; all street i'm
provements down. We can sell this
place on reasonable terms.
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-03-01
APARTMENTs- Ts-FLArs.

APARTMENTS-FL
39fi South Pryor street, hrSU
floor: five rooms .....--...-..S 32.3t
- HAYDEN street. FIVE rooms .... 1f.b5
2ss-C Whitehall street: five rooms 206e
$3.50 Highland avenue; five
643 North Boulevard: six rooms. $500
124 East Fair street; third floor;
FIVE rooms .-.................. 2OtO
floor. Five five rooms on $50 .i.'......'.... - $3.50
36.A Bedford place: five rooms. 1919
1874 East Pine street; fve-rcom
apartment ----...-.....-....-.. SA-OO
i'p rooms ......e...........s....... -. 1910
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-03-01
rouR- room HOUSES
THEEE-RooM HoUsEs

TwO-ROOAI HOUSE.
ll5 Julian street .................s 40
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-03-01
A BARGAIN
ON
n. BOULEVARD

THE MOST prominent corner on North
Boulevard; the northeast corner Of
Boulevard and Angler avenue. Size.
40 by $50 feet Cost Of house at time
Of construction. s17. 500: present value
Of the land $4,000. Total. $50. coo The
owner wants a smaller home and in
order to dispose Of this property at
once. has authorized us to offer It for
Slj, 900. Terms
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-03-01

<INE,ROOM HOUSE.
2q6 St Charles avenue ......-.-. $500
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-03-01

TWELVE-R ROOM HOUSES.
$40 Washington street ..-.......S 5000
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-03-01

BUSINESS SITES.
$50 Whitehall street. stprerCom,
20 by 60 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. S-j.1
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-03-01

ASK TO SEE the Sanitary Hover, the simplest and
best broodng device on the market.
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-03-01
HOUSES FOR RENT.

OFFICES
Si'e Luckie street; two offices ... $1,000
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1914-06-24
Lining Soil.

Charles E. Thorne, director of the
Ohio experiment station, says, "When
the land begins to need lime it is q
waste of time, energy and money to
continue to cultivate it until this need
Is supplied. for the economic use of
every other fertil,zing material. includ.
ing manure, depends upon the lime
supply" 1t is not advisable to use
what is commonly spoken of as caustic
lime. This freshly burned lime has
a destructive action on the humus or
vegetable matter of the soil. Lime
should be applied by means of ground
limestone.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1914-06-24
For Better Eggs.

The department of agriculture is
fpLanning's campaign among the boys
'and glHs' poultry clubs in Kentucky,
4 ',ssee, Virginia and North and
South Carolina to encourage not only
production of better grade of eggs,
but more uniform method of grad
ng. Arrangements are being made to
offer prizes for the production of the
best dozen of eggs, and it is expected
that the state, county or municipal
officials will also offer prizes.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1914-06-24
5s Candidates Have Qualified

Columbia, June 16.-When the books
closed at noon today fifty-three candi-
dates had filed their pledges and paid
the assessments for the Democratic
campaign of 1914.
Following is the official list of en-
srants:
For United States Senate: Dole. L.
Blease, L. D. Jennings, W. P. Pollock,
Ellison D. Smith.
For Congress: First district, E. j.
Dennis, Z. s. Whaley.
Second district: James F. Byrnes,
r. NJ. Mixson.
Third district: Wyatt Aiken, F. 81.
Dominick, F. s. Evans, j. a. Horton.
Fourth district: T. G. Duncan, Jos.
eph T. johnson, Sam J. Nichols.
Fifth district: D. E. Finley. w. F.
Stevenson.
Sixth district: A. L Hamer, j. E.
Ellerbe, J. w. Ragsdale.
Seventh district: A. F. Lever
For Governor: LowndesJ. Browning,
John G.. Clinkscales, R. A. Cooper,
John T. Duncan, w. @. Irby, Jr.,
Richard I. Manning, J. B. A. Mutually,
John G. Richards, Charles Carroll
Simms, Chas. A. Smith, Mentlel L..
Smith.
For Lieutenant Governor: A. j. Be-
thea, William M. Hsmer, j. A. Hunter.
B. F. Kelly.
For Secretary of State: r. M. Nc
Gown.
For Comptroller General: A. W.
Jones, j. A. Summersett.
For State Treasurer: s. T. Garter,
For Adjutant General: W. w. Moore,
M. O. Willis.
For State superintendent of ednca-
tion: J. E. Swearingen.
For attorney general: A. G.. Brice,
z. 81. Peoples.
For commissioner of agriculture: E.
J. Watson.
For railroad commissioner: James
Cansler, Geo. W. Fsirey, O. D. Fort
ner. Frank w. .Shealy, John II.
Wharton, w. I. Witherspoon.
For solicitor, twelfth circuit: L. M.
Gssque.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1914-06-24
Hints For Farmers.

4 good coat of whitewash in the
poultry house would prevent great
many lice from ever seeing the light
of day.
Don't feed spoiled food to the poul-
try. It is poor economy, as they may
become poisoned or contract disease.
Burn all rotted food Immediately.
IF you are thinking of putting in an
orchard and don't know how to do it
hire good man to do it for you. A
good orchard is both profitable and
pleasurable, but a lot of scrub fruit
trees are worse than useless.
Don't forget that all animals need
salt in large quantities. A cake OF rock
salt should be kept where all the ami
mails on the farm Can easily reach it..
Or, better still, mix few spoonfuls of
fine table salt in the feed each day.
The productive life of the average
hen is only two years. Some hens are
good layers at three and four years,
but these are exceptions to the rule.
As general thing it will not pay to
keep hen after Chefs thres years old.
The remedy for sour land is lime and
proper drainage. First, drain off all
moistare and allow the soil to become
dry. Then spread ground limestone
rock and as this works down into the
soil you will find all trace of sourness
disappears.
During the hot days Of summer your
hens need plenty Of shade and plenty
of water. See that they are given q
plentiful supply of fresh water every
day, and provide them some kind of
shelter from the fierce rays of the sum-
mer sun. If you have no natural shade
sun shelter can be easily made from
old bagging or burlap.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1914-06-24
Bargains in Real Estate
READ THEM!

A large lot in the residential section
of upper Main street, Lexington, s. o.
to be sold for cash at once for figure
that is astonishing.
An excellent lot and 4-room tenant
house, coroner of Depot and Maiden
streets, Lexington, S. @. Easy terms.
5 acres just outside the incorporate
limits of Lexington, s. G. Broad front
age on the Orangeburg road, near
Lexington depot, good terms.
165 acres sand land, ~ miles Lex
ington, 8. O., q mile Lexington de-
pot, mile frontage on Two Notch
road, broom tenant house, Earn and
stables, 5 acres open, balance oak
and pine, plenty lightwood, Sandy
Ford creek and Juniper Branch run
shrough this property, two good
springs of crystal water, an ideal
stock, poultry and truck farm, 10
miles of Columbia, on clayed road.
Must be sold at once, small cash pay
ment and easy terms.
so acres two miles of Lexington, on
Orangeburg road, which the chain
gang is now claying, fine location.
dirt cheap for the cash.
A1oO 6oO oS2Oo e1OJoAAIAS ChO oooSS
tract at price that would make
bargain hunter smile. Property along
she Orsngeburg road is going to ad
vance as rapidly as that along the
Augusta road when ie was clayed.
40 acres sandy top, clay subsoil,
extra fine land, miles of Lexington,
" miles of Providence chulch, plenty
wood and light wood, at a sacrifice
for the cash.
acre lot, 4-room house, corner of
Augusta and Perry streets, in the town
of Batesburg, S. @. Easy terms
80 acres in the suberb of Cha pin,
s. @. Fine farming land near grow
ing town, good school Easy terms.
Other property listed but not pub
ished. Let your wants be known
Wanted-To buy 100 to 1000 acres
long leaf yellow pine timber.
For further information apply to
c. E.LEAPHART,
Lexington, Sc.
Real Estate and Insurance
Surety Bonds
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1914-06-24
Barbecue.

The Ladies' Improvement League
will furnish first class Barbecue at
SAKE Gotha Mills, on July 4th. There
will be speakers for the occasion and
an old time dinner. The public is
cordially invited.
35 Ladies Improvement League.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-04-03

~ fNcunAroua.- Mif.frRs
fg~0 10 Pacific Coast Ideal com.
- ia hines tow price with hest
III " possible construction " %
ttn. rs years on the Coast !
SIN rlyfns satisfaction sold hs Chee
~ i.ilis Co, feet Main 81 seattle
foR YALE or ftI,pn - NoMiNu
pigeons Indian Runner ducks.
geese. duck aud goose eHsa FOR setting !
also a few setting. % n, Same sss.
n ~ y =. nex sfsA- Phone eldnsy
sei evenings
ANnrRsoN'a nARRrp ROCKS - 4
winner al Everett. Seattle and Tacoma,
/ tft4-taia ! wun AZ seattle LEI ana
kthi az Tacoma Let. snd aud 9TH al
Everett ana sud cock. tat, sri and
en- cnehstei You set esAs from same
pen. breed ffom EHas. ts.to psr "a
, L. Anderson. 1898 y. tesh ~, No
attic rake wailInEfoFa or Meridian
| ear
lsEffIN0 on ON STOCK OF WHITE
orpinstens ssttins hens at fiso. aud
hroodrr coops rrme very fine breed
ms stock, and years oid fran wise
wianine stock W y. stevenson. band
and payten Take rhinuey ear 20 end
% line tsssh 81
ron aAf.F-oNn rEN nnoWN ira-
horns, fine bred stock naliatd isst
OLD rRrsrN fNctHArona
/ One cArluaf nearly disposed 81 hu' an
ether On read. Place ,ear orders now
Tor next iet
A " HORTON. as Mutual tlfe nlds
ritz nrsf
SEEDS
From A. BLING rnpfour SEED co
60 Pike ~
Essex Msdei incuhAteFs and supplies
FoR SALE RHODE BLAND nnns
and white orpinston baby chicks
fhcne Raiaier ftp.i
nttE ANpAt.tfstAN WHITE onpf>us
ton essr snr Matching call evenings
Phone ballard tfft
ANcoNA ffATcHfNu fcds. 81 % SIT
ting Phone North -sss ,sst whit.
RAN se
kKf'f.EGsTNAssE cHYsrAL WHITE
orpnxtoa eggs FIR hstchins. ~ 90, ts.ee
ard u 90 per setting sidaey itss.
nRoNxE TURKEY E0Gs RAINIER
| tTssH
HACK MiNoNcA sErriSu zoos
10y 20 sslss =. rs,, >,se..ssss>>>>~~~
III BOATS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-04-03

BOSTON, April 3.--The engage
ment of Miss Esther Foss to Albert
Hickman of Canada has ben an
nounced by her parents. former
Gov. and Mrs Eugene n. Foss.
Miss Esther and her twin sister.
Helen, recently returned from
Europe, where they have been
studying for some time.
Hickman is an author and invent
or. graduate of Harvard. who has
spent good deal of time In England
as an agent of the Canadian govern
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-04-03
M'IvER HURT

George Mclver. machinist. 725 21st
av.. was severely cut about the face
and back this morning by whirling
propeller OF the steamship Governor.
The propeller was accidentally set
In motion while McIver was max
ing repairs on the vessel at the Sc
attic Construction and Dry Dock
Co. He was taken to the Seattle
General hospital.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-04-03
HoMEsTEADs
a. I

a7o ACRES pDOD LAND. NEAR MOSES
Lake. whore extensive impfsssms uts
are being made soil deep ana rich
ready ~ piON wing almost level. can
be easily improved. aud large alfalfa
fields and orchards close ~ show what
can be produced. THIS place lies near
good railroad toNn. and Tor aii-aTound
hos. cattle and alfalfa ranch would BE-
hard 20 beat Price a. per acre. ~ fsfg
for She entire arc acres " you want
5000 land cheap. investigate this Al
dress y .. BoT tfz, rsaftie. FOR fun
information,
WANTED -fNFOHAATfON OF WAHii-
fnften homesfeads Would like - get
one from filler who does not own n
yet Address D. -, Bon zfss Kent
wash
FREE CANADIAN HoxEHrEADg ~
rrifish Columbia and Alberta Great
Inducements offered Canadian Home.
sseksrs' Investment Company, sisB
~ FARM LANDS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-04-03
POULTRY-A SIDE LINE

Many examples OF prosperity to be encountered
in the suburbs OF Seattle where has been
plishcd financially by the simple fact that poultry has
been raised-as a side line-~by the housewife.
Ask any OF your commuer friends who own chick
just how much derived from the hennery
each month Eggs always marketable fair price
while chickens. dressed. bring ready money
friend OF mine living Auburn turns all his
surplus eggs and poultry his grocer and al the
end OF the month holds settlement OF Each
month the average income from the grocer is $40
My friend gets all his groceries and table supplies and
some cash from 100 chickens
You any else who will devote hour day
the Of few chicken. will materially down
your high cost Of living
The Star today will put you in touch with people
some your neighbors. who supply you with good
stock off with Poultry is interesting game
Look for poultry bargains tho classified page Of The
Star today WANT AID MANAGER
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-04-03
4e WATERFRONT LANDS

ACRES WATER FRONT FOR $500;
good soil with running water. close to
store and dock, fare % cents. Terms
xioo cash. Oscar brown. Bangor.
wash