The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 22, 1910, Page 10

‘ THE STAR—FRIDAY,"APRIL 22, 1910. gets PATHETIC FIGURE 1NBANK WRECKER MORSE’ DEVOTED WIFE, WO SEEKS PARDON ik tute PLAY BALI ‘BAR ASSOCIATION | “LEARS BALLINGER rtain litigation t in Seattle CP he acoured the nterior of sharp nection with a ve firm, in whieh ged with being eas Sale Catetoge may othine Mata: “ie s30 A.G'SPALDING £505 |. aac Mpulding’s New Banetall \ | Ballinger was jon both aides cla! meeting of the bar was Gomaeres rosea, All preseat with} I Ned : “ WITH SIX RECORDS “ BROKERS i Baseball Tomorrow w Walls & Lewls Gu, foaee NORTHWESTERN LEAGUE sod ne raked K Stock TOM AND HUCK Matin 779%. ind. 22m9 WITH T. R. IN AFRICA DUGDALE'S PARK 7-328 Balley Bidg ——e (From a Staff Correspondent of the Un DAVID RANKIN, Plowing by Steam on a Big Kansas Bg Mosia: Lara Hi or rmer Corn Field 26,000-Acre Farme PARI Theodore | MRS. CHAS, W. MORSE ng the p « force. The “cort | ELIZABETH GREGORY A Million Farmers Plowing and king’ « now in his forty-third year W YORK, April Seeding This Spring to the ® Yroadebe Ae \ ; ny s sail ¢ Motto, “More Corn to the jen't corn king becaus are a ins . Acre”"—How They Are Do- § h ; “ LEONARD ® CLORE viswkine” | bre - ing It by Modern Methods. 5 : ® pon Al to i ) the increase in busine the Seattle pl hoe Shop has to move to nd will ess Satur- uing, April 9th, 1321% Third avenue, BY THOS. F. KISER ny ot grower on earth || WHAT ONE ACRE OF ry Fi (iy Uatted Preen) cors,” he told the, “but wh CORN COSTS Raneas ciry MAP SHOWS REGION !*« 0) formine toe OF NEW BOXER |,i.\"si."'sha's UPRISING teres devot diam ath a seetes 1 of pathos tn t New Shipment on Sale This Week ' * w Ambero! Records yded With Each Purchase miltion do. tare! mere ee York for the TERMS—A DOLLAR A WEEK LEX ne t A few his nineti from the place has ne ground, a farmed «< or provis Row the produc ist. Less than te : pe of cors There was no profit in corn to that farmer DOWLE SHOE STORE Formerly Seattle Sample Shoe Shop We Redeem All Coupons Issued at Old Store Third and University Eilers Music Bidg Do you want to buy a home? See The Star's clasvifien real estate yumne Today’s Styles Today Bradbury System Clothes Are Backed by a Guarantee of Satisfaction rorNon ) wumarrene faves You 20 Per 1 Press the | Take Good | Gult You Buy h Care of Your | of Me Free as treed for for One Year ORIGINAL SAMPLE SUIT MAN Comt } Walder! Bide, TO10 Pike 8 © FREE DELIVERY the map | Se river up aes wil gay ne Backward Season Only Reason Sidy blues tweeds, S$, grays, stripes For This Exceptional Offer Three vod =srea eS very known variety @ Food Products, all fresh and pure and at lowest prices An Exceptionally Strong Line FOR RENT Pormere’ Goods Delivered Free: 4 i a ie ae \ pire iste F $ i edhe Sanitary pay otto ig rom $20 to $30 cece cee Public Market neon sghelectonan ‘ SE2.00 H. L. KLEIN have too*imany Suits in my THE GHOEMAKER S ’ 1 ™ eattle stor@mand ¢t sands enroute. T must un md some, and very qitick AA [PF know me and my clothe by this time. Divided into - — Special bivall If you can’t get boots or ff shoes to fit you, get them made to measure at 217 JAMES STREST TRUSTEE SALE OF WATCHES, CLOCKS, SILVER WARE, DIAMONDS, JEWELRY, ETC AW YORK JEWELRY Co. 1406 Third n Pike an@ Men’s Furnishings epa Use Our Liberal Credit System bad Including all alterations free of ual, All EVERYTHING ‘ , » yo in your suits pressed free. Come early; give us plent erve you OUR prope riy STORE OPEN UNTIL 10 P. M oats Three prices for Saturday only, remembe SATURDAY THE ESCA RN aes ————] LOWEST SE Ee OI PALACE MARKET Second Ave. and Yesler. Both Phones 5. Eastern Outfitting Co., Inc. 1232-34 Second Av. Near Union St. “Seattle’s Reliable Credit House’”’ Truly Warren "Siiiia™ 25 THIRD AV., OPPOSITE NEW POSTOFFICE , Burkina VE. 7310 Se ino AVE IAATTLE