The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 10, 1913, Page 3

EATTLE f ng interest, ‘The move-) torial res First . is the saving habit. S mont to « nicipal aquarium for th® rare fish of Pugot . ia found {8 gaining headway, All over the city persons are heard | “ Ne to oxy adi h erpr of The Star, which 19 dally) their letters, Read ‘em. Ar ke of An early and right beginning cre- making dlace io to selence in the course of its| the creatures, the “oplum pipe fish : agers, however, are very com Have you | | i i . * : | mon, not only in Discovery bay, Pipe Fish | Creating the saving habit early in | but also In the South Seas and Smith cove | West Indies, A fish much more er from the Or The slimeback has a mouth thrown overboard whe d MY like an alligator and a tusk like tome officials get too i] eX! er or on rust VINgS Bank a hippopotamus, It can conse the trail of would-be smug quently lift two loads at once— glers one In Ite mouth and one on ita he oplum-pipe fish live al- Second at Cherry. |New York Bldg. horn—and is therefore more most entirely on opium. When useful than the salvager hurried, they eat it. Otherwise, What Is re astonish they hold It in their mouths un- | L Like the salvager, this fish Is take the place of “yen shee” | F also held by a string tied to Its - the Chinese national chewing ' tail. | have had a gushington ee Oe re gum. HENRY TODD. | ere | w th EACH—Wire toaster or broiler, 8 | SPECIAL 17c—Heavy tin l “4 by 9-inch size, of retinned wire, r . w od ha sand es the living str of the wos great- ut, NICKEL-PLATED BREAD | + . a : ila the, Thee fall ae ith AY, SPECIAL 10c—Oval shape, | WOOD CHOPPING BOWL, Eee. hall, or wa heavy tin; nickel-plated. | SPECIAL ASe—Of 0 € for the smallest s measures 12 inche nom i vy talking machine DUSTLESS DUSTING CLOTH, . ; ; hein SPECIAL 18c—HHouseho « in 2 rie Albany Cut-Rate The wine outfit complete, with 44 fine se- : ie any odlen ¢ lections, for $75.00. Terms are $10.00 cash and ay She FFIELO gg BUTCHER fee age or : HEN TUR x Dentists say, $5.00 or = 00 a month. ‘ over Beat grade 7-11 . 5 | @m STAND BACK OF OUR work T n n t if you could hear this new met § BROOKS BREAD KNIFE, SPE. | Y Jord rhe ‘ GAS KILLS TWO wens eae ae ce c porgeching Tonees a EC EBROOKDALE. POTATO poe j : EASY PAYMENTS buat t entertainer the world ., L 7o—Mads " t ‘ to brir knew. Plays anything and g 1, ; strong and PASSA A A , ie ong ron Fg Apel wo to your| everything worth lstening to— The Basis of All Prosperity’ |} ates habits which after events cannot | Shatter the @lart (reed with change. Interest the letter In The Star about the salvager sucker, Salv- life is the basis of your future pros- perity and happiness. useful than the salvager is the Gushington Slimeback, a highly | colored fish the Bainbridge Istand shallows. Ing Is the neback’s powers of discernment. It can be taught to distinguish objects. All you have to do Is to pin the picture of what you want on the end of its nose, and It will return with the desired object slimeback for many years as a pet, and | find It more useful than a diving sult, for it can go to any depth J. GILL KNETT,. FOR STAR READERS The attractive new Housefu s and Chin Ba. ill be well worth your wi aware Sec-| Today's Beauty, Recipes n in the ment will be a t sy one tomorrow, and ile to pay a vi and par ¢ many good values that are offered. Be ow are exa WIRE BROILER, SPECIAL 7c SHAKER FLOUR SIFTER | Great Butter Sale 6 three Red The New Cabinet Base now going on at tt Monarch the last word in r ‘TRULY WONDERFUL SIGHT, HIDDEN UNDER WATER OF PUGET SOUND; READERS OF THE STAR: DISCOVER | TWO NEW FISH--BOTH igo: Aken iy egret THE STAR—THURSDAY, APRIL 10, 1913, Editor The Star: ¥ stories of rare Puget « are very interesting the dock large sct fish can about, an if They wait for the opi be n keen expec ween til they find a nice sunny beach, where they can smoke it at leis ure midst pleasant dreams The scales of the aplum-pipe fish are highly prize” by China men as a substitute for opium The fish, when salted and dried, TALKED—THAT’S ALL “sl This New Grafanola and 44 :% Fine Selections, $10 Cash x Machine, however; it is a when not singing it can be. h a fine oak or mahogany SETS FIRE T0 MICHIGAN FOLK |. 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P 4 you not com: rite an send art om its ak rom 8 Solid Gold Fillings. .$1 Up sack treaty it 1¢ tale Le winte wore oe tha 4 Washington ( ge Silver Fillings. . of tion-feat ures of the made fresh every day, cut from }/® pet. 1 py - BASY PAYMENTS—Come In and this latest innovation—thé |] 40c to * " nn is a eaarer Gus there vent oe Se eee Write for the new SUSUY Cabinet base. It represents a be any fr ALBANY OUT RATE DENTISTS, catalogues of Victor, > 35 Lb. | rates Hotel vir tag ty CPR rane tate pon THIRD AVE. You | ag a Virgil rLEase os AT UNIVERSITY ST. : i Grote - Rankin’s |; cats iu ‘ Fifth and Pike—In the Heart of Town RED SHIELD : 4 j oe : The General Efficiency of | A Thoreugh Knowledge of New Telephone Directory the Postal Service, in All| the Parcel Post and Its : ‘ile of Its Branches, Depends| Regulations Is Necessary | on the Co-operation of the | if We Are to Increase Its | SEATTLE ||! 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