The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 4, 1910, Page 5

iH STAR—TUESDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1910. py Scout Patrols Have Heaps of Fun MAY BAR BROOKINS mping Out and Learning Woodcraf ts wat tated ree Lou Or ‘ W alte 5 Household Linens and Cottons at Greatly Reduced Prices HOW. MANY OF THESE|I| Saying money on even dn MAY WITHDRAW COMMANDMENTS DO | jee that resulee | YOU BREAK? ate op | ; 85c Table Linen, 68c ‘ 18¢ Berkeley Cambric, 10c 0 SUE 10¢ ; x : tad 1214c White Flannel, 10¢ 35c Linen Towels, 25c I ron 10¢ a ai ig: re ; aie 10c Dress Percales, 7c 124 oc “AIL Linen Toweling, 10c : fF) Ble \ll-Linen I I 17 | red, ¢ neh ‘ diy red border? & 1 oar T¢ Wed 10¢ Housefurnishings Extremely Reduced LADY HELMBLEY poe . bout pple asc A. on — BOWL oy | lan t t " th oa ie 0 2 all , rv es eH hoy 7 fel * * of E . | *® MAX GETS SOME CHANGE . * * - . * * . . * * hate” * * is * * * he « * Z $1 Thoppers picture shows a patrol of boy scouts in marching order in ts are or Belew one of them is seen signaling from a hilltop, the oth. . 2 K ad 4 . $1 15 ’ * # | and . i ' in the brush e e a * * by — *. ® ke * * 1 * * als be Cotton Dish Mop, wood | et * a “ od) + * oe on OO a itees a 3c | * for an ® aminum House Numbers; Seay we you # ar y ; toa *) #/ins anible. == rugated aides; center Qf, | Wednee | # @4 FE | Each.....-. 3c satted yc ad . wh a a Base a room yal Bye want to ee es Pie ae mit hie fel! do t * Koc ons t * ° 9 W r not w - Mt a day, bat get by ej takes pride in being able to make} 1» o rent —we y kid Didn't Shoot Self 10. Get b , at Autumn eeere| ne Card ‘ Seventh av enin, morn Card. of 4101 Beveuth av.| Professional Mourners Are — Taken in Raid on Cemetery self, BROOKLY) t! th snaling Falls Five Stories and Only Shatters Memory | ws of DENVER, Cato oz Py thwick Co, | ws. Welcome! SECOND AVENUE & PIKE STREET a Rad Main €260—Phones—Ind. 1624 SsEREN 4 RALDRIDOR Taliors and Men's Furnishers 1107 Pike Street, Between Boren and Minor FrePreot Storage The Very Best at the Same Price BEKINS MOVING AND STORAGE CO., Ino. Madigon at Twelfth East 414—Cedar 414 “money,” if it isn’t something worse. We never sold t he cigarette smoking, smart Aleck, ribbon er did an sa chorus girl or an all-night restau- They are too hi wht y perfumed. We do feel we ought to sell you > / something because we think we have the best pr mon the market. If you can save 17 cents tasuccess. Youare | a day you can securea five-acre farm, situated ri »ss the Sound, handy to three boat landings package of cigarettes or ten-cent show gets your | and close enough to Seattle so you can get your ¢ to early market. FIVE ACRES FIVE ACRES FOR FOR $250 ON TERMS OF $10 CASH $5 PER MONTH neon inless it w counter dude anything |} rant. We don't want to, citl ] alo humd always hich if you had grasp 1 fraid to try att ON TERMS OF $10 CASH $5 PER MONTH E TI nt we for it | produce far in excess of much of the Now why don’t you investigate? Why don’t you try to be independent? King ( ‘ f ten ti $50 Do youa want to work for someone «¢ It lic It is casi 4 ¥¢ is ak ideal place forichicken ranche Is there no desire in your heart to owr n An i land s » that in the sunset of your life you can ( ; | live'at ease ind not be re so whistle’ shriek herries and y ! i nd, and some of the best fruit handled by | a cea anita iad. ake Augusti c t You will receive uare sovlabh te itinent ; 09p.m. You ill or write and make a d ind we will pick If it dor be no ument. We will pay your fare both w nd return your d a e it time within thirty d s you, ill right Ask abo THIRD FLOOR NEW YORK BLOCK “B.S