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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-04-08

caprichosas alegrias de Ia iuventud,
habianse agostado en- flor rodos sus
irstintos activos. No lie fua concedi-
do experimental esas pruebas que en-
sanchan nuestro ~horizonte intellectual
dandcnos conocimiento de nosotros
mismos; Sc lc habia hecho pasar brus-
camente de "a infancia . Ia edad ma
dura. ceeando los ojos de 81 inteli-
gencia tempranamente para que Sc
deGicase con mas paciencia 4 Ia la
Dor 4 que le destinaban.
Pero sucedia en- eI como en- los fru.
tos cogidos antes de saxon, que to-
man aspecto de madurez sin adqui-
rir gusto ~sabroso; su alma fue STEM
pre- pusilanime, ignorante Y pueril.
En- vano cumpiia las f~unciones de IN
nombre: en- ell fonto TO era mas que
IN niHo viejo.
Largo ratio Nevada sentado ante su
mesa cmborronando nlmeros en- las
~estrecnas casillaS de IN reparto de
contribution, cuardo ruidoSamente
abri6 la puerta del despacho un jo-
ven que Sc detuvo en- Ell umbral. YES
tia entire burgess Y artesano. Su ros-
tro ~enfermizo tenia esa atrevida ex-
preston que da la costumbre del vi
clio, Y lleva6a en- bandolera I'm fusil
de construction inglesa.
-.Siempre en- Ia tarea, ito Clai-
rou .--exclamo el joven con voz rom
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ca de beodo. Que me d~escuarticen
81 para el dia del Juicio no resucita
listed con Ia puma detras de la ore
ia Y hacienda una cuenta de cent?
mos a~dicionales.
Hay que trabajar, hay que ira
bajar.-respondi5 Clairou riendo con
aire timido.
-SPor las ochocientas monedas
que os da ell picard SOuriau?
-.SeHor Choppart.. .!-interrum
pic Clairou asustado.
-:Vaya! jTienc listed miedo de
que me olga Ell re~caudador? Me i'm
porta un bledo de Ell! iEs un g%orris-
ia con la c~onciencia mas negra que
el holm, Y que muda de camisa en-
todos los G~obiernos. iYo 81 que pue-
do hablar en- voz alta, porque estu-
We entire los intregos cuando Sc ba-
tia el cobre por Ia buena CAUSE
Choppart habia servido, eiectiva-
mente, en- 1915 a las ordenes del COR
de de Massol, poniendose al frente
de una partida de chuanes que ha-
bia tenido con carabinerOs y guar
dias nacionales ciertos t~ejemanejes,
de los quc aun Sc acordaba Ia gen
tie. Ash, parapetado detras de este re
cuerdo, que lie habia Waldo n pen
sion, Sc tomaba libertades en- sus
obras Y palabras sin miramientos a
empleados publicos, clerigos nj no.
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bles. lie aguantaban tanto por to-
NOR como por consideration 4 los
servicios prestados 0 que podia pres
tar en- case necesario, pues era unO
de esos hombres que. sin pertenecer
a ningun partido, sirven con toda 81
alma a quien les paga, prestandose
q las comisiones mas cOmprometi-
das o desesperadas.
-Es listed conocido, senior Chop
part-repuso Clairou, que esperaba
atajar las observaciones criticas del
antique chuan-todos los realistas sa-
ben que ha defendido listed nuestra
causa...,
LA de listed tambien?-inte-
rrumpio Choppart dandose un golpe
en- el music. ;ConQue tenGis una eau
sa, ito Clairou?
-iDuda listed de mis- opiniones?
-Dalbuceo el escribiente.
Choppart Sc encogi6 de hombros.
-iEaya; todos ustedes son igua-
les! ;Su opinion politica es ~conservar
el destino! A 81 patron de listed, por
ejemplo, al senior Souriau, jacaso no
lie hemos conocido pr;mero bonapar-
tista Y luego realista, sin contar que
anteriormente habia sido repubIica-
no? Tn funcionario publica, ito Clai-
rou, siempre Sc pone los calzones CO.
mo quiere Ell Gobierno.
-iPermita usted....!
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listed mismo, i5uen mauIa esta
hecho! ~iSabemos quien es listed, Sc
nor Clairou, 10 mismo que su cuha-
do Braii!6: IN tonsurado en- entredi-
cho, que Sc hace ell santo baron
despu6s de haber jurado Ia Consti-
tucion! iSon ustedes Il familia de
f~ilcsofos.
lie ruego que modere su lcngua-
je, senior Choppart,-dijo Clairou O.
fendido.
Isl, si!-replic5 Ell chuan burlo-
namente. iHace listed bien en- po-
nerse bajo el amparo de Ia escaca-
pela blanca como 81 fuese un para
guas, y prenGerse en- eli DIAL la flor
de lis! iE! coraZ5n que late adentro
es "azuI".,
ESQ e. una injuria, cabalIero.
-Puede: pero 70 pondria Ia me-
TO en- el fuego, ito Clairou, a que, en-
el fondo, cs listed bonapartista.
ClairOu Sc levant6 de un salto.
ESQ cs false .-grit6 0 acento
de irritaci6n.- Bonapartista yo! iYo
soy IN hombre honrado, caballero.
He vOtado por Chamboyd; en- mi ca
81 est&n los ~retratos de toda la IA
ni!ia real. iBonapartista! Va proba-
re que ESQ es una calUmnia.
La voz del viejo ahog6se por la
emoci0n. Choppart solt0 la c~arcaia-
da.
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TEa, ito Clairou; va sabemos
quiGn es usted.-le dijo dandole IN
golpecito en- la espalda.-iEs una
broma!
-iPues son bromas muy pesadas.
-repuso Clairou 0 voz temblorosa.
Los que no me conocen, pudieran
GREER. He dejado nunca de ilu-
minar mi balloon ell dia del Rey?
-Detras de los c~ristales.
-jNi de poner una bandera blan-
ca?
Ezra un mantel vieio,
-;Ah, listed quiere perderme, ca
ballero.-eXclaGno ell pobre hombre
exasperado.
-jIo? de ningGn modo, ito Clai-
rou-dijo Choppart riendo. 10
dnico que quiero es que me de listed
"a nota del seaor Cilly para eI Mar
ques.
Soy padre de familia, caballero;
Y Tn padre de famiIia... -.
|Bien esta!-interrumpIo el
chuan impaciente.-iA otra cosa, ito
Clairou! SQuiere listed darme de n
vez la nota del senior de Cilly?
-GEl joven?
No; Ell mayor.
Pusose Clairou a hojear maquinal-
mente en- sus papeles, y Choppart fue
hacia Ia ventana. Al ir a abrirla la
COntinuara.
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ROfEsIDSALrS-

DIR. MANUEL VI. DE IA CARA:
Priclira general cr medicinal Y CT
rurgia y eSprciaImente part0s, IN
fcrm"dadrs d" s%cHOraS. ycncr"O-si-
fiIiiIras Y tie niHOs: lioraS lie con-
Sulla. Il" 9 a II Y de , n ): Vacuna
los LuurS. Microbes y VicrncS de
9 a II d" Ia malana: Gratis. para
los pobrc>.-7Oj ". Houston St.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-04-08

Acabaoan de dar las nueve GUAM
do Clairou. desputs de haber pues-
10 en- Ia ventana Su baston de Sar-
misnto, empez6 81 tocadO oficinesco.
De primera intencion Gambia 81
hopalanda d asorn amarillo por
M chaCuetiila ~lustroSa por el ITEM
20, reempIazo su Sombrero de CO.
pa por IN gorro de seda, i botas,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-04-08

DIR. SALpNiE GNEZA hLUiPE de In Faculiad
q" Mc,Ir"; aTIurIKido en- 81 ESiadO de- Te-
Mas, rSIr~Ia!.~la rn Intermediates grniiO-
urInariaS y cErUjia en- general. Residential,
Warren =. Is. Tpl"ruuJ Travis 3gP7. OF
Gina. Frost Binding. TcleronoS. Nurvo i73;
Niriu Travis "tii.
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DR. DAVID CEENh-unrina. sos frost Bldg.
TelGTunuS, Travis 2tii: Nuryu IL. Rr=lGrn-
cia. Ctlir N"r'r Fro us. Trlc!ono. crock
EFT 75uj.
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"
Drama fugaz en- medic aclO muy
lriSlr ' muy ronmovedor.
La pSrrna. aparDo de ser SAN
grionia. representa- un ruarto de-
In Direction General de Fares,
indo,.io mis- General que Ia dirrc-
tGliro.
mouirnlrs dr us, Y rn I'm rinr6n
,o5rrir .oyr fan Iibrrfador.
A I.yanfarse 81 lrI6n ]aparrccri
don Vrmsfiano srnIado indoIrntc-
mrnln en- nm siIlGn de- prnudurro.
ror Inns MES drsuudoS, surIfaS las
r,lIas dr 81 ramisa de- formir Y
I,s borbos crjzadaS V cn I'm dcs-
6r,irn ra,i traidor y rrarrionario.
"a y ,ir huruu$ rrrrrrmriaS,-aun-
firado.-Io conlrmpla r,Nrr"ntrIn"n
t..
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ST EN- So PUEBLO no hay agente de
"La Prensa" dediquafe listed a yenderla
Y lie producira magnlfica uti!idad. Escri-
bauos V lie daremos Iuestras condic;ones
para los agentes.
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NENUSTIiNO.

ChatijndoSc In barba con las dos
maroS. miNmamcntr que ii 81
tratdra de- TN m0Iini!I0 de chocO-
latc)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-04-08

COMPRE I'd. el Almanaque Ilustrado
para 1915 en- la Liberia de Lozano. zoe
el cjemplar. Por correo 6oc 4 ~cualauier
parte dc los Estados Unidos.
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FlBEIl.
NEWSSTAND.

y - So mega?
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-04-08
lENUSTIiN0.

UonicndO I'M pie aP0St6IicO en-
e! hombrp libcrtariO dc Su camel
Her. con drtrimrnt0 de SIIS or
ganON re>piratOriUs)
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NEWSSTAND.

ton I'm adarmr de rabia en- las
i%intcrnaS).
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-14
URGES VOCATIONAL TRAINING

Vocational training win
H. Mc
ddate =
Il realize he said addressing Labor
ucaionA what the mothers in particular would have IT,
8 education"
applied
them before began do
strongly vocaonaY training-the
la
nomination Of the labor bodies
their wish that he for the office
he felt al him make the
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" s7th a., daughter
Mr. and NJ T paimaAon. Titt itth
ave y " con
Mrs and Mr.. Charles \. Hull. ssee
Thistle st. ton.
Mfs and Ar jacob Nicholson. sol ps1.
ter ave. son
Mrs and Mr u l.. Lime. i,B s.th
ave n, daughter
Death.
Dudley " Ausita. a. city hospital
October ~
= II wt,,en, - Providence hospital
October 90
Ester a " bishop. a. ,ii7 wanlns.
ford ave October n
lhurius u Larson. g.. Seattle General
hospital October
Nelne Tuck 20. 1909 r Denny way.
October
Eleanor T.. Drummer s. isa Easilaks
Herbert sleeves. -. Providence hos-
pitat October
clar Knduff. -. AS \. 7.nd st. ooto-
Der
slmone 1T Donate. 50. Providence hos.
pltaL October 10.
Divorces Granted
Allen Houts from Viola Houts
charles A Rowland from Lottie Bow
land
Divorces Asked
Margaret Russell vs. Leo Russell.
cruelty.
AdsltA u Rarlo~ ,s John Barlow. dc.
scrtlon
Mersadis Il Kinnear " Eugene c
kiunear. cruelty.
Julius levy vs. Rose Levy. desettion
eva carlson vs. Carl l.. Carlson. non
support
christine ~ Puunen vs. 1. Charles
Hunnoli abandonment
Fav Versa rs Chas, Henry YerHa
abandonment
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VITAL STATISTICS


y a. Moriauahsn 80. and Iva NJ
Tisrnss &C. Tacoma
jaime. William Hon Juneau. Alaska.
and T.nra o. Os,rnm. seattle
Frederick g. Herbert 20. and rhyra
IorEonsrH, %. Seattle
rrod % Thedrns - Anaroftcs. and
rAsair Mseklua - Ferndaic
charles Morrov. Seattle. and Ida Nc.
taurhiin. Port orchard
William Neisan. o.. and Della 4 Har-
|veF. 1t Seattle
prank J.. Edsbsr, S. and Mary Geors.
EuquHmish
st~war, . Grant q; and Mary Nc.
Donald. Vancouver. u a.
william Iamison 20. North Yakima
and ueruaco ponohue -. nothcu
Harry e. carroll. North Yakima. and
Msy Sif~rs Seattle
Mtron g THROWN ss. 81 Paul and Mar.
Earrt McCiouand. 10 Seattle
Leonard T.. Kidd and Vera pudick. 60
|attie
John j. Uamser and blanche link. Nv
erc'i
Frank Rose 8, and Anna TcrrirrL a.
Seattle
! cor o. wood -. coyle. and HARRIET,
IE Marsh U.s. Covle
Carlton 81 Parker and Florence r.
Back Seattle
wuua,u carter, a. and OWE n Lang
LEY 10 Seattle
/ Toiuuro Mutsl ~. LOOMS cal. and
tusN kst1ura so. Japan.
/ Hene whittcmorc and Mettle white
more. Seattle
births
| Mrs and Nr r Eugene Crandaii. $500
2ith ave y daughter
Mrs aud Mr. kawauchi. ass Igh
ave ~ e. daughter
! Mrs and NJ O Williams $3.50 Fourth
ave- N W. con
Mrs and Mr A r whitehead. io?t
: All ave. daughter
| Mrs and Mr. John Larson. uoa Ash.
worth ave. daughter
Mrs and Mr. Frank Suhodoic. GOO In.
| clio st. aop
Mrs and Mr Frank y oNen. los5
sixth ave W son
! Mrs and Mr. steve Arm. as Ninth ave
is daughter
Mrs aud Mr. vito covcuo. 1911 nm
~. son
Mrs and Mr. O. Van Dyke. aos itth
lave. ~, daughter
Mrs and Mr. n. H. Nuuer. eib i1th
lave. son
Mrs ana Mr. \ =. Palmer. sost or
| chRrd st son
Mrs ana Mr. shamcshma, 400 May.
Innrd ave. daughter
Mrs and Mr. Mhtato ToeumaHu. 100
| Washington at son
! Nrs and NJ Hyron Marcy. 77o3 iGth
lave ~ r. daughter
Mrs and M Tom carroll 1923 Port
| land d., daughter
Mrs and Nj John riuclia. 1914 poycr
lave. son.
MIS- ana Mr. W s. crawford. STA n.
| How on ST. son
Mrs and Mr A. Laigwatc ear goth
ave n W daughter
eGrs and Mr. a ruling a53 W sist
~, daughter
Mrs and Mr. William wierich. 2Sio
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-14
TAXLAW
PUT UNDER fire

WASHINGTON. oct. is-Battle
lines we're drawn today IN a de-
cislye struggle over the nations IN.
come tar law
Attorneys argued IN the supreme
court five cases involving constitu-
ttunAlity Of this statute
Eightystwo million dollars Of the
countrys revenue depends upon
the decision OF these cases.
Even more would be involved II
congress decided 90 increase the
tax
The special point Of attack was
the question OF the present regula.
ton whereby incomes below $4,000
year are exempted. The appel.
lanta charged that this constitutes
BY classifying tax.
payers on the basis OF wealth.
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4i-Aereagc for Sale

THREE LAKES
SNOHOMiSu COUNTY. WASH.
Il tutnber manufacturing town located
about fiys miios from Hhohafnish and
- mites from Everett Trains con.
meet with tho n a. a. MachiaH and
the q aad G n 4 a. y ~ wood
ruff 1ear Monroe. There are excel
lent sfnvel ruads. daily auto stages
schools store, phone ana u -
We employ close 60 coo men aud 49,.
seiilHE vut-oseF iauda handy 20 our
mills aud camps
"Yeu DEAL NTH ua DIRECT"
And At est uroee ana terms ~'ih
ordinary effort 20 man Nha rsRilg
wants a home Will succeed orhbhH
ARH noiNa ao-=WuY not your
Write of zee
K w. MEfKtriouS NOR
land pspi rhrse Lakes Lhr co
ttoi l. e smith uids seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-14
MAUDE BOOTH TO
VISIT SEATTLE

Mrs Maude II. Booth. Of the Vol.
untcers OF America. will be In Seat.
tie next "Wednesday.
Mrs. Booths prison leagues.
which are organizations among pris-
.onerR. have done much to alleviate
the miserf OF imprisonment by
bringing rev IDEAS and interests
into the lives OF the conyicts.
Mrs. Booth will be accompanied
here by her daughter. Theodore.
and her secretary.
Mrs Booth will be heard at the
Grand opera house ut the noon hour
and at y. N. at Dreamland rink.
II was also voted Wednesday by
the executive committee OF the Cen
trai Council OF Social Agencies thai,
Mrs. Booth be extended an invita-
ton TO be their guest at supper In
the dining room OF the Y. W. G. A.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-14
WAS GOING TO Make
COAL OUT OF SAND

l.. \ Kinney, a promoter, actual.
ly raised several thousand dollars
here In 1912 to manufacture a sub.
stitute for coal from Stag and sand.
according to r. ]. Madge and three
other men. who caused his arrest
Thursday
Kinney is In the county Jail.
Shortly after the -four selSconfessed
victims handed their money over to
Kinney they allcge he skipped out.
They finally located him in Van.
couser. Wash. Deputy Sheriff
Spaight made the arrest and
brought Kinney here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-14
NIGHT SCHOOL
CLASSES CUT

Because there are not sufficient
funds in the school budget for night
schools, the Friday night classes at
Broadway high school will not meet
any more. II was announced Wed.
nesday night.
At the school board offices Thurs
day II was explained that when the
night school appropriation was
made. Il provided for the regular
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-14

stall. stsi large salmon trout Sc
ard ntr each Stale .t-1t patent flour
o ft sass delivered A. i.sslss rssifna
nufhanh POTATOES 81 ih rsf delivered
pAes shaker ssit ibr Na te SAX
fsilaa rafH meal zoe. a-ih ran nesf
.harniafr fcr stale Hit.fs fsnes 60.
uatefs tr 90 Efesu beans ttr ~ stall
der saft uefk e. % veal fufisfs ~
is-th rhaps 2 ibs 3tr Htaits st.ts. beet
ofstensfsin appirs o. GO psf hos dsiit
cred Ntsu e. ffesh cottage shssss TOE
Deb fanrt Htapsffaif far it-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-14

day. Wednesday and Friday nights.
But classes at Broadway this
year were 80 large that Tuesday
and Thursday nights also we're util.
lied. This began 10 eat up the aI-
preparation too rapidly. so II was
decided TO abandon the Friday night
classes. this night being picked be
cause II was believed IL would I'M
convenience the fewest students.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-14
PUBLIC MARKETS


Hamip roast tsr ~ round STEAK 49,
lh uufins lamh less tar ~ roast pofh
l-r o. leaf lard Sic o. ink fsh. 3 10
Ftr sturgeon ibs 1ar hnifbut cheeks
ths gtf. tomatoes he Soc s@~ei
potatoes ins sar. his snHas ie 49,
its 5r.iaH turalps its tar spinach
its icf phfsniFs lbs tr santsieupss
Ell each see cream melons Be- each eius
TOE Naissas fts ite. hsnznas ite dos
arpirs S. duf patent naur. 81 20 sars
stpfserrd herring ar can. maeafnni ihs
sGe ehtte nss ihs gte iGs can table
syrup tef
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-14

STALL tT fts fine shiis EranBisisf
sugar zee stall - fresh pss'surissf
uitR. c. At D. pt stall 1855 o. O. tars
soap o. stall d. Csiafnhi river shsf
iae cen stall 1905. $50 car cooking OF.
see stan a. he small whte beans
7te stall tt. mush bricks tr dates -
1h Stale st-ts beet peanut batter. zoe
no. stall - ter inaFss bread. ise or
iaa1es sar Stall as whole salmon. ror
each Ftau ttst large fresh rrahs .
for ssr stall 1897. salt PORK. TOO %
stall e. sausage and Hamburger ihs
rsr Ffaii &C. lemons TOO dor stall ~
appies 600 tat. delivered stall ts No
2 creamery butter. its ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-14
OWN a. sturS
HOISE AND tHtChtN uOt~T

This new t.roem piastersd house.
with - acres cleared sni
fenced fine Weii water large
chicken Haou-- capable - holding
600 chickens CO.'S harm. hos
pen. Ihefe ere tea nev tncu.
hstnrs ur~ breeder 100 ehirh
enc ~ Ouiueas % piss ono
good eaW JUST coming fresh : -
year old hsffrf EFrffthiug
ssas wtth place Az kinds fruit
appies pears cherries small
fruit fHspbsffirs iaHanhsfriss
sfrawh~ffies Hansebsfriss anf
rufrau1a Thts place only short
defiance from tho Nnrthefn "a.
tinr depot aad srhsai vtthtn an
hours ride - seattle los fare
and Eaad Transports zion tow
pfirs faf feu DAYS cuif 4 iit,ia
cash eiu handle this place. Call
zaa Nee tufk tioeh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-14
e-Wanted Miscellaneous

WKSFEf1 4 faanch rom 81 % gt feet
borg Address q a. Green. fiiian1sHh.
n~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-14
2l-Fenale Help Wanted

GOOD reliable soruan. soof cook Hanfs
position 90 housekcspar Address Main
ssoT or call ~ wrHe 500 Ptas o.
REGIsT BRED MIDWIFE FiUsls.
sen 79is isth =. ~ Phons Ballad
1851
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20Male Situation

YOUNG MNN ~ fbur yeats sEpsri~nc~
as honkkrsrsr and ssi~sman dss.rrs
position H-gs. star
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-14

vfssi . large frrsh crabs tAe each
frssh mashersi. its str. sfutsren. 3
ifs 1tr stall - rfks - faN cream
cheese tse o. atam Tee srafefihs. tsNr
ir stalls if-st iafr. res rfBnes = ihs
Esr. toilet Paper g. rai Stalls ietsiia
large cans niik. ste cans rslnred
.rlams $50! fhs rnAraroni gar. Va 10
sssk pstsnf finuf asc stalls :. = 8 2.
an4h shauifsf Sc m round STEAK. ter
10 sirlois STEAK ise - R'Al ~ Arg.
stpffed sw.~t pickles for See
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-14
~ BETTY BROWN

The douhie-ncrvicc gown is what
Nine Marguerite OF the Fashion Art
league OF America calls gown re.
Gently designed for Miss Ethel Hili.
whose society dances and society
gowns have made her famous.
Worn with a high collar. the gown
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N IIIIT

stall e. frssh hsrriuE g. ~ s'aii -
heHne made isrr ~ Eias. stan Me-
Varh rhsssr so 10 atuuEs Erersrf.
minced CLAIMS tcr ran uafnuf. ihs
ssr utaH potatoes 80 fuv inn ihs
tomatoes zee hrr anf gr Ftar iona
than appi~s ~ tos ard ur stau 2
rh4uf.ef beef thr ~ s'aN &C. ns- dius
te~ dof stall ss fresh rreuna peanut
better. fer o. White Meat Co. sifiaia
steak ffr 70
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DR.. BROWN TO TALK

Or. Ira c. Brown. medical exam
liner in the public schools. will speat
Tuesday afternoon. at $3.50, at the
Brighton school 10 the Brighton Par
Teachers association.
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Al ktFki AND

Two arf~s saef huus~. chicken
haas~ ard other assfhsufinFs
iend cleared fsnr~d ard he Ear
dsn crop Fnss alfH place frost
tf.rs iHsf reialHE tnta bearing
tsss thAn haif nlls tn Efatrt
sehHat Danse HainK oHfs large
farm easf or tHs mnantatHs anf
sill srif ihis pIsrr 20 rrsiaanlrIe
rsffr ca trrms ~ f5a essh hst
aarr $50 mnntnff Take tauHtF
frrfr rf Af.rfsan sfssa1hHaf
ffam aatis#a pafE direct Gee
hirNianH aaA in4pife a. office
- naHAa a Fsffar fer ~
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C0Nv|CTS TO Be seen AT THE HIP

They going have big
which Monday Hppodome Imprs
oned the ep which will
pulous pirate s. will
Bryan Theodore Roosevelt Happy oogan other
rigibies.
This just sample OF the attractions Patrons VIII
votes for their charities the charity the
number will be
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-14
REAL ESTATE MOVING

BUSINESS is good In West Seattle.
Thirty.eight parcels of land in the
Sea View Park addition. bordering
on California ave. have been sold
within L. days.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-14

IL suitable for afternoon wear. bu,
by removing the collar and leaving
the neck decollete. It's very smart
dinner gown.
Delicate pink crepe de chine and
sheerer white organdie are combin.
ed in the fairy-like frock. with It's
cobwebby flounces. The skirt n
bon.pleated. with two deep flounces
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-14

OF organdle at the bottom. pointed
flounces OF organdie finish. the
sleeves. which are made In horizon
tai pleats. and the high. adjustable
collar Il also organdie.
The waist. like the skirt. is box
pleated. with the waist line set
high enough 10 give the gown a
quaint empire effect.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-14

80 CASH o. MuNTWkT
tnY ans ihaf SAINT. en- ideal 8 aerss f7r
Berries anf fraft or rhtrksn faarh ISL
fsaa fhis tract ts he perfect is - iasi
enc haW mile ta Sound @ith fine air~
nrsf-ttsas Transportation So seattle zni
Other rnsd markets q . T. anf
phea~ seha1i and saswNi rt1ss ~
Eaef roads and neiuhhefs rsnnsrf ard
creamery Fioas g. tracti fina soil suf
lies level
rInEr NnttNn rAnMR co aat 80 A.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-14

TO ACRES. WITH SMALL HOUSE
uas acre cleared and tn clover level snd
good soil handy ta tao nice ta~ns str
fare GO seattle
PRICE ONLY $3.50. EASY TERMS
CLIFFORD a VAN AHsDALE. Inc
tHts rhifd Ave tet washinstau ~
AFNEa StEAUEp
Improved etfh nes ssfaafa house eco
snHii chicken haasss cleared ready 90
utau wire f~nerd aaffA saie taao
t~rrta
IIunmna 90 n.nlt.L nlAs