The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 11, 1913, Page 9

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Ayer’s Sarsaparilla Tonic andalterative. Increases strength Restores bealthy functions. No alcohol Sold for 60 years. Corner First and Cherry r SRATTLES A writ at ‘ fous,” sald the newspa Fine AMUSEMENTS es : ch I 5 “SEATTLE THEATRE ° 'urs iter) , An old race that efterapon,, Raley S. Epvehelt wathe ‘ b arber shor “THE THIEF” ' "to ® Henri Rernstein’s Great Drama, . \ pape ir i He L At Popular Prices, Pontages Theatre «sor Lasky’s Six agape ene w COME IN AND SHAVE YOURSELF in I pe The sign means jv wh su “DOG TEAMS ARE RUNNING | —— CLOSE IN THE ALL ALASKA Hardware, Paints, Doors, Winds’: $5, 000 SWEEPS TAKE RA CE ing, WALL PAPER, Tinting. NOME, Alaska, Ag : the basting. Jemubon $4, driving THE WM. M. CURTISS CO. ame are running a close race for] in race Cor. Leary and 20th Av. N. W. hr : : he : " hen a A scream from start to fir And a Big Feature 5 ———___—. % . The old man mer 10 Glass, Piumb- MEAT PRICES CUT Ga SATURDAY | Pe dc our ma EVERETT SeATTLR INTERUBBAN RAILWAY ,a 6 45c , ce How One Man’s | ae Sen r Hunch Aided | bac s Giseds ions « Soe wid ass 25¢ a Whole City ate aha ha ed Oc Doz. and Up SF panis FLORIST 18 Pike F “Manhattan Tailored Suits Are Guaranteed: FOUNTAIN PENS $e b A WONDERFUL SHOWING OF + CUT- OHI POPULAR PRICES RATE WITH CREDIT ; DENTISTS vd . a hes a he » Second Av. and University St PAYS THE BILL * W. B. Moore is a Opposite Stone-Fisher Ce We Stand Back of Our Work fer z - 20 Years’ Guarantee. wallop the « Other Dentists’ Obio Cut Rate on Prices F O* a ( \ : Set of Teeth , Ome Guaranteed. . tng wa — ¥ Set of Teeth Truck peddlers howled The $15 biel ge them. Moore intimated be #°tl1 @q@ Solid Gold or Your Name on cemtlaes aodsa bawh ar Gites $10 Porcelain cue Our Books Is as save on market da he : jood as Casi Gold or P 1 seem OUTFITTING CO “ $8 Biise" Work = OO @ > SECOND AVENUE 4 vb ya "stan WANT PADS BRING RESULT x = Solid Gold fillings, 75¢ Up twee bi Silver Fillings, 25¢ Up | Saturday at Hoffman’s! a. | an. The t ; ail ai ee abana iy ia Aa ag <= exetables for less| PAINLESS DENTISTS | nusua’ isplay of mn e an| rs | LADIES’ TAILORED SUITS || Odeon Thcaire FIRST, AT PIKE R. SWEUM, MGR = IN PREPARATION BARGAIN LIST LOT NO. 1—$20 TO $3 i) poe cloth PLE suITs T Cash-R 2 99 Saturda 8.95 , ND eecnae suir TAILOR MADE! © HAND MARIE CORELLI’S GREATEST NOVEL latest 1 4 Cash IN Raising Sale e159 Ec Price aa) A THREE-PAR TPHOTOPLAY LOT 2—$35.00 HAND TAILOR MADE SUIT & 1 A B mix n ® c 2a MASSIVE PRODUCTION Taken From the BEATIFUL SCENES IN NORWAY DARKEST Makers of the Hoffm Symtoms Tailor-Made Suits 3 E SOND “AV. de 6 SEC ; 3 ry, ° THE STAR—FRIDAY, APRIL 11, GIANTS W BALLARD TODAY { “MUZZLE” PINS | 1913, | Can Show Cighty Men Where They Can Make Money in Auburn, Sure! one hundred and fifty railroad employes are located in Auburn I want to build and sell forty bungalows—I company—Termina] Park, Auburn. property, within four minutes’ walk of the e shops and the big roundhouse. collection of stumps and logs—but a beauty spot, with a beautiful grove and playfield at the rear, which is ated to the people who own homes in this beauty spot for their use and enjoyment for- “Auburn Republican” of Auburn is house hungry permanently, and they have no homes to go to. want to build them on property owned by this Terminal Park is clean, cleared, gx Termi Terminal Park is a park—it isn 4 lookin g Nc hern Pacific nale—the great machin ta sidewalks, shade trees, wide streets and dedic the ever. But Auburn needs houses—the article reproduced from April 4 last tells the story. They’re Sleeping Two and Three in a Bed Tonight bah I want to sell eighty lots in Terminal Park, so that I can build forty bungalows right away—on the adjoining property. Every house that goes up on the company’s lots in the park increases the value of the lot need to be told that twice, 1 know beyond a doubt that Terminal Park is the most beautiful—the the lowest priced property in Auburn today. I've seen them all— But I want to build houses, so I make this offer: “house famine” is on. you own—you do not Iam most advantageous and there’s nothing to compare with it. Choice of Any Lot in the Park for $10 Cash and $5 or $10 a Month THIS GUARANTEE If, at the end of ninety do you? sincere in this. “at Opened »wided With Influx of HOUSE FAMINE AT HAND 4 has parang a Raliroad Emy yes days, you decide that Au- burn Realty is not increas- ing in value, I will give you ally no houses to be The very few ot a week ago have all your money back, every penny of it, with 6 per cent interest! I shall write this vo atrenliy qoamanl/r tae housekeeping apartments can- into any contract you make turtiawed with me, YOU CAN'T LOSE is certainly & serious probiem and one that must be speedily solved f Auburn te to continue to grow end prosper | Honestly Believe That Every Lot in the Park will Double i in n Value i ina 1 Year meet the interurban nan with a little ¢ profit For it id in this thrive or $10 a month nal Park. All are t a fine lot for as little to find out more about the y, you can ine rican Bank, Se- nk of Auburn it, straight, sure enough se a penny—everybody to make a goodly profit. I The rest I believe it. E. DAVIS, Sales Manager. Block nswick THE TERMINAL INVESTMENT CO. 354 Empire Building {25 ,{2r' Seattle Telephone 2028 A LAME EXCUSE CUBIST PAINTING, 'TOMAN TO UMPIRE | F COULDNT SEATTLE OPENER [Come To SCHOOL Ye sTeER DAY Cuz | FELLOOWN! |», Aa . > AN HURT MY aA OF KNEES A\ ‘ 8 CAP \ ILL. PLAY : leag a END S UP IN PRISON); o h | b re or He 8 which A videnc Mister Cubist must be doing i¢ w/t w ney Fane with anlagiae. Pt W from a lot o mt ‘ 1 an roun ed they| Wash linoleum with warm sos” Fort Wer | u ja, #¢ ‘© Yome- ang water, then apply equal parts |!2 tepid water ¥ , [of linseed of and vinegar mixed :

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