The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 4, 1913, Page 7

ing & prom ire M maged fireme. jet Ste, — . chaefet irst Fami 1cDona AT TOP, THE M'CORMICK HANGAR—AT THE ly Airboat Owned in Rockefeller Family; Guests Go 10 Flying Clad i in Bathing Suits a peg he eters LEFT, GOINGASHORE AFTER A TRIP—AT RI Whea }HT, HAROLD MCORMICK AND MRS. COUNSELMAN STARTING ON AN AIR AND WATER JAUNT. of say Com Harolt McCormick, the young ;neighborhood think nothing of go-jashore. “I vow I don’t know) Chicago millionaire who married ing out of a morning for a com rig 8 It habs minutes et over. John D. Rockefeller’s daughter, /bined air and water jaunt. Rvery- Sabeikci < aka neasbde the to of wae Edith, has the only family hangar body wears bathiag suits, because joy when we wore just skimmin @nd owns the only family airboat when the alrboat comes down Into the Iake, touching the wave tops the € Bow In captivity the Iake and shoots through the but when the boat poked its nose boys G yi 0. T. le St; d qual 20 pt vC For omer em nm CG | dow ana 15t The hangar has been built close | water at 50 to 60 miles an hour,| upward and ‘nigan at|the spray files tn sheets over all| water—actually Mying—oh, hands. Mrs. Charles W. Counselman, aj I'm Chicago society beauty, was one of the canary free McCormick's @o the shore of Lake Mic! the McCormick summer hom Lake Forest, and from here McC fick goes out daily in his hydro- Plane, usually taking family guests @nd friends. The ladies visiting at the McCor- ick home or living in the swell t y hydropiane guests terday. It was her first trip. I have been dead until today she cried when the airboat slipped! = STILL DODGING Because Sulzberger & Sons of ®ew York, Chicago and Kansas City have thus far evaded service ef summons, Justice Brown today inued the cases against the packers, charged with violat- the pure food statutes, to the; iter of the month. iar par of th could find no of- ficial of the being informed they were tempor- Brily absent. | ELL TOWN AT AUCTION SUNBURY, Pa., Aug. 4.—Pixinos, & town of 200 inhabitants, is to be gold at auction. J. Warner Mifflin, who owns all but two houses, ts bankrupt. Du CHICAGO, Aug. 4- Dust complained to the court her husband loves his ducks and geese more than his family. She charged Sim with neglect. UP ANO AT HIM, BABES! «~ BOSTON, Aug. 4.—Most of the babies whose pictures are shown in aby contests are “obese little retches and are already suffering m fatty degeneration,” accord- {ng to Dr. Charle E. Page. ‘ JAMES, YOU" RE A PILL! BOSTON, Aug. 4.—James Ryder, trial for peddiing morphine, Stole a package of the confiscated | Jlets from the coat pocket of Of ee Anderson, testifying ogainst He was caught before he id swallow them. — COULD SPAHR THAT LOS ANGELES, Aug. 4.—Lacy hr, Vassar student graduate, | ped to the pavement to escape | being hit by an ‘auto. The car) "mag leaving her unharmed, but | t off her pet curl. | ‘KEEP 'EM SHUT {UT ONE WAY ELGIN, Ill, Aug. 4—‘A decent yman doesn't know what to to with} fap eyes nowadays,” said Rey. 1oep- pert, in denouncing the slit okirt and transparent gown. Horses are raised “quecessfully far up in the Yukon territory,| where abundance of fine isnd available for pasturing. bloodless surgery and drugiesa treatment 2 we of submitting to the knife a specialty of the : tomac kin, blood, kh binder, nino Appe het the, Gott Why mot try a4 A weakness nervous 4 "ana all chronic and First yen Vester Way Over N. P. Offices, Opposite Totem Pole, Sea company in Seattle,} |] TAPIC megacantion ftom home oF occupation. Rev. A. E. Glover and a bunch of is |typical cow punchers at De Beque, Colo. methods my trae name, and “tool of any medical nor dot belong to the make T publish It short 408," “1A. poy Fron ote profes Baily. in str before taking this Connult remedy re advice and consultation ts to the affiicted, and T will in m ethods of ho ‘en tly all w Hin per hb Treatment, Special Price, re on Per Month. | eane, SANITARY ~well! Now sweet corn, 150 Not long ago a bunch of cow|fancy tomatoes, 3 | punchers from the Nuckles outfit |veans. 8 Ibs. 0c: crook neck, #qus surged into this metropolis (pop.|cream brick cheese, foe Th. Swim 200) from the Rhone canyon and|cheese (domestic). se ib |began acting up. The town, like|12'#°'> ae ‘ the range, is “dry,” but they'd con-|; or bc: @ German nected with @ lot of bad whisky. So| 25e; oleomarwar it seemed appropriate to ride up a. d6e; 8 cans corn, S60; 3 and down the main street, yelling pe. ee a and shooting Conxes Mayor Walker and the town mar-| German dill pick leaped sheer from the oh, do you know what I'm going to do? going straight home and set/ MeCormick’s hydroplane is named adith” after his wife./ However, Mrs. MeCormick is in Bue rope this summer, Colorado Sky Pilot Does Master’s Work With Shooting Iron at Side DE BEQUE, Colo, Ang. 4-—A preacher in the cattle country jan't wafted to the skies on flowery beds) of ease. Nevertheless, Rev. A. F. Giover, | the sky pilot of De Beque and its rugged vicinity, manages™to worry) along. He hasn't much use for beds of) anyhow. He prefers a biank-/| et on the ground or a saddled bron- co. And when it comes to dealin, with the sinners of the cattle ri shal were annoyed, but the marshal didn't feel equal to the job of|iamb shoulder, 100 Ib rounding up the bunch 2 Ibe. 36c ntoak, ie Ib: Lap Then a brilliant idea struck him. | {PP {Sug ans. Meson Marne Jaen He just swore in the Rev, Mr. Glov-| 660 doz; Ploneer minced clams, £ big er as a deputy marshal, cans 36c; Mendowbrook milk, 0c And the Rev. Mr. Glover, aged 22,|°%riap htickan ts “eS t anetinn quietly rode down the street with| ibs. 160; 3 Ibe. 25¢ the big six-shooter that hangs at his| fresh, #0 falted binck bed-post at nights, The yelling,|°o% # 1s 26¢ shooting cavalcade dashed toward WESTLAKE him, then stopped. He had the}, Tm Fancy tomat Ib. ary onions drop on them. “Hands up, boys!” said the Rev. Mr. Glover, just as if he were say- ing, “Let us pray.” This ‘ort of thing may bo all right out on the range,” he added, “but when you come to town you've got to bebave yourselves. Gun-|.i° shelled walnuts, 2 hand up! To the Jail! Forward!” |!bs asparagua, 180; Ife They paid their fines iF ninead clams, ie Most of the cow punchers like! and admire Glover. He knows| their life as he knows the life of the) |miners and rafiroad men, and joins! in the round-up rides 40 mile as to make a clerteal call says, “whether in De Beque, New York or Moaambiq to be MEN first and PREACHERS afterward,” USED BIBLE PAGES FOR CIGARETTES DALLAS, Tex., Aug, 4.—How some of his Mexican captors used leaves in his Bible for cigarette papers was told by L. L. Davis of Dallas, who reached home after being a prisoner of constitutionalists in Mexico from May 1% until July 19. Da- vis said there were only a few chapters left in the book when he was released. He had been held for ransom, but was releas. ed on demands by American con@@lar authorities. cheerfully as he| over the rocky me jocial service is the game,” he », and We've got THE STAR—MONDAY, AUGUST A STAR WANT AD WILL SELL THAT PIANO DOG SAVES CHILD | PAYRTTE CITY, Pa, Aug. 4 \Gyp, @ Iittle rat terrier, In a dew | perate battio with a big copper |he rad snake, saved the life of Mitte | Ethel Herman, 2 years old, and killed the reptile by breaking ite neck, The child was playing on the kitchen floor of the Herman home when the big copperhead, measur ing nearly four feet, crawled tn {the door, Colling and throwing jits head back, the snake was about} |to atrike the child when little Gyp, soenting trouble, rushed from the | dining room and like a fash was at | the snake's side. Gyp, after drawing the copper jhead away from the child, gave | battle, and before the snake could |turn the little terrier had a grip on} [his neck which snapped the verte | brae. JENKINS FUNERAL WILL BE TUESDAY Funeral services for Wm. D. Jonkins, the former Seattle rest dent, who died tn San Francisco last Friday, will be held from St Jame's cathedral Tuesday morning at 9 o'clock. Jenkins was a brotherin-law of F. C. Cheasty, of the park board, and formerly conducted a shoe bus iness in Seattle. He was 63 years Jenkina was a member of the Beattle Counetl, 676, K hts of Columbus and of the Seattle local No, 92, B. P.O. E. Mise Lillian M Jenkins, of Roches N. Y., ar rived tn Heattle this morning to at tend the funeral of her brother The remains are now at the home of Mra. W. EB. Wilson, 609 10th av. THIS CAT CAME BACK CUMBERLAND, Md., Aug. 4.—C Toner recently brought a cat to his brother here, Toner lives in Fred- erick, 135 miles away, The next morning the eat seemed dinsatis fled and when the Frederick man was prepared to return to his home he noticed the cat had disappeared To his surprise when the train stopped at Frederick the cat Jump: ed off a brake-beam of the car and |greeted its master Toner said today that he would never part with this cunning feline again Better Than Alaska | PEORIA, IL, Aug. 4.—Children at play discovered a chest of gold containing over $4,000 at the old homestead of Michael Biehr. The lentire sum was tn $6, $10 and $20 gold coins. The money will be di- vided among the heirs of the late Blebr. Relatives are now making a thorough search of the premises. CANNELTON, Ind, Ang. Eight gallons of blackberries were picked {n five hours by %yearold Rertram Harding, son of William Harding. As the yleld ts somewhat scattering on account of drought, this record 1s believed to hold the youthful championship for South- ern Indiana for this season. Milk and the yolke of eggs are the only foods which contain all the elements needed to maintain} human life. The Chinese look on every bit of writing and print in Chinese char acters as sacred. They would think | it a sacrilege to step on written or) printed paper, or to use discarded manuscripts or newspapers as Wrappers for provisions. | | PUBLIC MARKETS “ Queen olfves, at; Ie bottle palad oll, 200; 1 pharm seeded raising. 200, 2 bare of soap, Ge; 4 cans ofl oF} mustard sardines, | c 24 Lbe nanas, 30 Ib 3 cans tomatoes, 2hc, gunpowder ton 300 1 large bottle catsup, 10 |coftes and doug bat be; dow |nuts, § doz. 25 ine wax. lib: B60 qt. trust dor iat cane pineapple, 2 tie fe | Queen olly 200; home Tendere ard lamb chops new apple ators, 16 The box how, 2he; 3 large cans munrtard rar- fano bottle oh aches, Ww ines, 25c:; pure cocoa, 260 Ib; 3 phase. seediess raisins, 260; peach plums, be doz.; large juicy lemons be dow. 4 Ihe rolled oats, te. extra large herring, 10¢; 18¢ mackerel, 10c; pork and beans, 260; all apices PANTAGES QUALITY SHOWS AND TRUTHFUL ADVERTISING EX-. PLAIN PANTAGES POPULARITY Every evening two box seat tickets to Pantages theatre are ven awa free! Read e Star's classified colttans. Your name may appear at any time. Pa om 11 HELP WANTED—MALE at ACREAGE $0__ FARMS & FARM LANGE nee {UNION LOCOMOTIVE FIREMEN, BRAKE) “HORCED TO LET MONDAY MORNING AT iANbES 5 [eou Nett 7 mon, wages about $100; experience | . ‘ , ,.— a fend axe, atarmp,|$300 will make first pay 9 A.M AT ONC! Price $2.0 Wewill offer for aale our new plat of terms MAKES, ADAMS, WINSHIP & ADAMS > - OMe kane 422 wn Bid L i Dk ci Wire Works w \ For the ® of our readers, 45 = ATTORNEYS-AT-LA \ wo have established agencies at c sau A, 4a ON Y the following locations Hike tice ten, 7 ~ 220 Union St, with Souvenir and ae, stamp awe, husband gnd wite conaulte \ @ 19 Khop. “Phone iiljott 44 fon free, Hliiott 298 N 6409 Ballard av, Phone , fi, Matton. | n niner, 108 Becond B l 0) Ada may be left at there branches pa 1 Where name rates will be given as SATED AT GR r at main office 47 AUTOMOBILES LOCATED AT GRANITE FAIS The date your # ption exp 4 HUPMONILES,” a nhOAD: ue 15 On the sddrece label ef your and 6 touring ‘ea D noll on fertile, rich, and Paper, When that date arrives, if | pay * i Distrib prosperous farm heen paid in advance. your name|MBN AND WOMEN, is i tn taken from the Ist. A change] frnde, /55 BANKS $15 TO $60 PER ACRE eat t dress Inbel | iiaial me | B CANADIAN DANK OF COM | rh one de will sell in « few Gags Rates for TIT TAR by mati are RATIONAL BARB aaa (oe branches in Gankta asy| yeaeue any ® are worth ; Wants men and > I eneral banking business. inter: twice our asking price ; pagber tras ald while | allowed on savings and time| you Can Buy 10 Acres for $150 \Migh Grae sack hintgon at.| Mentiie Branch. G. V. Holt, Mer. es aches oe TTA = i Kavanaugh's $2.00 Hate. 1116 lot ag | TERMS $5 CASH, $5 1 WHY Do LuNpgts Hey suit, | 56 BILLIARDS & POOL TABLES MONTHLY multe for $167 fo they ‘ At Francetec al ell bacon m up staira, second floor 112 UNIVER. | Perfect Title Warranty Deet—PFree 131 H Be Jonking | oempes Theatre Didg. nae y ‘op. Straight Abstract garet trlincinw. at | SHORE Fe CLEAR HAVANA | Cues! bent tables in’ town, at le TC. One ber Hoattio| Clear for be, Brewster. 910 First OLE HANSON & CO. council No. 678. Knights of Colum Third and Union ron NEW AND SECOND Third Floor New York Block, Sue and Beatt BP c and cket Bi A oy #21 lig BALESMEN WANTED. seater e nd ac Funora) services wit! be held at (HERE Is 4 NEW AGRICULTORAT ATU ee OF IE; | TT x ay. and] district + ne the} Paymente, | THE | BI! 1 eat 2) Grand pent Haren tn Png | ‘ ny RB Menttle. * | REDON PT more salesmen can Ue used 67 BONDS, WARRANTS, MTGES. ad 3 FUNERAL DIRECTORS Betting Ager WH OBUY AND §BLL BUTTERWORTH & SONS|s _ —— ped 10 years. 611 Bailey Hide. | The most complete mortuary | 0 al dle) ddl Lis 1. GOODFELLOW & SON int n toy rooms, furnished, $20; phone: | 60 CARPENTERS % WiTTLesrAD® USER ht. Main 4210 _——.| Haheiman, carpenter and repalte taker ond eabair B.oo—VENY HSIWABED AND! Main yiz0 nae | “all and none ar rn NR | A TNE LVONT 2 PI IAN CORNEAS lowe in : Wighth av | to Misite-Rafterty Co. New Ma-| neat Westlake. Matn £407 61 CHATTEL & SALARY LOANS | 400 GOLD, GLASS, ENAMEL SIGNS gonte Temple 417 Kilbourne st meme | SAI, ATTEL LOANS| © has Meston, 1429 Fifth av. ggimane North ath 121 APARTMENTS, UNFUR. $10 to Wesen poe voles; Cie com. | calliitiesmnnmmmetmmnamailll BESO FALL EL UU DRNT AK | Wil SPRCIALIZN IN APARTMENTS, Dany: no red tape; no delay. Call/ {og ____HYPNOTISM. ba Rainier av Phone Columhia 179] flores and other close-in propere} and ton Mh LOAN CO LiqUéR AND TOBACCO HABITS GRIVERSTTY UNDERTAKING PAR itr XNY BRODERICK, INC, 22 Haller Bide Recond and Columbia| cured by hypnotism. Evenings only u4 14th N. North 212. uilain Tain 8087 “THANE | by, appointment Tour phone Blltott TE Rater —____—_——_- = |24 HOTELS, PAST ; COMPANY |{oo tg Cog 18 | pCR WIE HOTEL —1400 WOKEN Northern Bank ide. 4th & Pike 109 s ay. Suites and single rooms; |e modern. very reasonable 62 CHICKEN RANCHES. = RANCHES AND ACKBAG 5 : MEND 4 CREMATORIES 25 + HOUSES, FURNISHED. Write to Woody @ Sana, at Bothell UNDRY—WE MEND RUTTERWORTH & SONS |fi0cPumisned ay 4]i Viel at | | for, at of fine bargains in ranches Crematory. Columbartur i Mauso-| = AUNT ‘eur. Taformation ana'iiusttatea {26 HOUSES, UNFURNISHED. pounds 60 cts, book! bY OWNde _Phone ‘Rast cad b-room houre, | NEW METHOD F ear. 2419 Beco Fam} ing and troning, 80 _Gueen An aan “ Milecsa for (10% Phone Fast 4488. TWO 4noo OUSES, KENT For rr 7 ~oneree $8, or will eell cheap on good 112 LIVESTOCK terma. Bee owner, 306 ORS om o r Ink. Main 839. FOR SALE CHEAE-—TW ey | = 115 MACHINERY. OOK NO” 0784. MOND MACHINE MANUFAC. ft Horton 6 Lots FOR S500 turing Co. fifth floor Manufactur- ps ——o ere’ Exchange Ocelden' Return ¢ Fifth av phone, Pitt MISCELLA vl Pince and a NEOUS “Moon ght Waite Rvery Weanseday ant Raturday. You can walk CPT BYRGLA SSIs, ted with it you wish Lessons Rrentnes: TATERING AND Universal Furniture Keventh av. Main 1161 night 182. 60 9 $2.60 SPROTACLES, rrr- spherical le Tate "id bo, Tocluding Riock- Broken leness” duplicaven power engine pe eo know how. Ph FURSITURE OF 58. ment hours, in the city if tak purpome A‘t Tons Star thing for tr ‘shek ac Geen WORKS —ET and repairin called for and CHILDREN fenced care. 2 eit BOAr 426 65th and Phinney. CHATFFETH Wot sition; firat clans ne Elllott 9 LADIES SAM traordinary Ladies’ Sample chambermaids and ‘house ANTED AHOTT good accommoda r information write Joe aK MeMillin, Wash x | WANTED—GIRES FOR GENERAL housework. Free Public Bi ment, Office, 208 Liberty Third and Un WANTED —A HOt Scandinavi 3 at hon and goo younge wages children; none ot A. H. Hamberr, _Wash., Rox 632 WANT work perienced oF natructress, with assistants, ta In chi letely equipped » n aa whtin acitic Co., 1116 room 10 F MALE HEL inexperte inexperienced women learning, Telephone FOW VAL beam, 6 horae- Rh Rayn, 9 Sint & Millott 82 the b en at oni Star. 122 JUST Tie with. A anap N. mith Cove, G a Firet N > N gan engine man. e WANTED. at Store, over cook SEK PEP de at One who likes her need apply Sedro-Woolley Indy corps of able aree of a com- chool for tratn- ri wane the elewraph Fourth ‘av Hor PON Guaranteed 4o Co. FO “Wa Ince LAUN DRESS hing or Have ms thor Pho: had year Phon Koom 401 A plete 26 lessons. nm, © cade Bldg. Main 2728 oughly competent; N NS, ai.50 10 Years 1010 Fi it Av. Non rYPHWhIT- 4058 Are Ni. * curtains. ¥ “ast SMAKION WANTS DAY Wonk of experlence $4 ee iMARING AY Millott 472 MRS. MANTIN, THAINED NURSE; ‘Terma renron- th ay. confinement home. gbie. 1912 Eigh 202 Bro cor, Harrison at sara well taken ¢ Eliott srRY DAY NURSKI way and 408 Fastlake av, Children under 7 are of by the day! ic tN &- OOM | furnished up atatr unfurnished; nice den. 1116 Bixth North 1846. (ganeari: 30 ROOMS—HOUSEKEEPING AND UNFURNISHED lawn and «ar ay Phone TS Tern a _T = STORES FOR RENT YOK RENT HY OWN | modern store, half house. 1 on Anne. 2419 Second av ne Queen Anne RENT— STORE ER—sTRICTLY North WwW. FOR i whole or part interest es- od plant, and lease has not'time te 4 tn T T tor rheumatiom: 80 tablete for __All druggists, Ma NERA D years. few chanci better Investicate at once. ambers, Tukwila, Wash. “AN mpanion lessons; private OCTETY. 708 Pine st. THE ADDK all or addr a 2 ACRES ON ban, near Star an rv ACREAGE EVERETT INTERUR- ation. A-1101, care of 18 #500 TRACT FOR © rich bla oll; well settied Aistrict: near Seattle, $10 down, Herbert & Upper, 204 . WITH STREAM; bettom ‘land; pros neleh | hors: telephone handy to Beattie. $450: ef lL. J. MARSH & CO. Av. DO YOU READ OUR ADS? |We pick up snap Here's som’ burned down. A chance for WEST COAST LAND CO. 1118-14 American Bank Rdg, 8250 BUYS 3% A Within a short drive o! over the macadam ra chicken and fi pa to weveral mil ot and fronting on good auto A snap at ; terms Take ‘kKland ideal ranch: stores; road 25 cash and $5 a month fadison car and ferry to our Kirkland office, or call 104 Cherry st. Burke & Farrar, owners, 20 ACRES FOR 8750 iy loam sof]; lies nioe; very stumps to con: ed Routh of Kremerton and Navy Yard; short rck, Baw mill, ‘gsehool, nice neighbors, Terms . $15 monthly et Sound Farms Co. 605 §rd_Av 1 Me iy way, suites 202 Metropole Bldg. NORTH OF BHAT 265x100 each lot; half cash YOUNG & BRORERG Phone Halls STAR WANT ADS An fine. Vv! | Set In Pottery MORRISON & _1208 Alaska ¥ ¥ eeping rooma at yery low Single and double |Ch O10 Western av At Chautauqua Beach MORRISON & } SE money on diamon it American Jewelry Co oe col LECTIONS., nS brance for your equity. 1 iH wn ; ACRES — Lake car porty Bre aK or t Yn a AK Sprengiesite 238 ce Ridg._ A POULTRY RANCH, 8275 $25 CASH AND $10 PER MONTH 3% acres, on @ clone in. and handy to ech ores and market. Several mills and log- ging camps close by. Come over and let us show you a nice Mttle place. Take Madison ear and ferry or Urania (19 boats datly), to Kirkland, or gall 104 Cherry st. Burke & Farrar, owners. rs 20 Water Frontage. E ow ELECTRICIA RALPH RRO & good cow nik acrea v. Works Add oSHELMAN 4 King. machinist entions develo} Phone Main 2074 MUSICAL, — “Waher tiherty Hide: LOTS FOR #400 SHELMAN Alaska Bide. WOODLAN y; ALOW Y, 13-3 Collateral loana, low. square deal. Separate f Ide isc 10 CENTS, CATA- 4°8 Weiker ; fre ERY Miste co. OPTICIANS. Ae. 126 TW FDMUNDS. OPH D, graduat- ed Optometrist, M217: 131 ii RA fy patent office and Attorney, Rekley Bik. Main 1799. ape. 701 Leary Bldg. nnd deas GORIN, PATENT ATTORNEY, organizer, developer; patents that fell: 20 years N Chicago ex. _perten T31_ Central Ride. Mase wie Lawrence. 433 Rorke Ride “PATENT APTA. v TTS New York Ride Mate 9@9F zr: STE ron Conten) Bd, MOTOGRAPHERS. veracret ace AT TOHNSON'S a Ride thiol and Tinton, D TOILETS ATH FURS. SINK "8. $15 =A” RUSTAD Second S. near Jackson RAUTMAN PLUMRING & HEATING Co.. 17 Fourth av. Seattle 136 POULTRY. AL SALE tunner Ducks. Ruff Leghorns. an Reds : RT _ | Main 1193. 418 Mutual Life Bldg. PRINTERS. MONEY TO nt or Improved. MORFORD »iman_ Bldg. ® Loans Money. buying or buflding, see »_ A ‘O.. Roston Rlook. CITY AND NTRY LOANS On Improved or vacant property, an! amount. $50 to $500; jong or shot rates oF INCUM- Bs xchange, foxe F pA tihwen, Se AND V. Forey 0 Ho G OSK Td ni lune, to trade for sits Hutoee hoo TE OLD ARCADE | ay time: easy Dayments no delay. Sturtevant & Roston Ri 146 SHOES REPAIRED. SHOR” “see Pacitic & Tit Western ay a EEIREERRSEElienEsEEemeneeeenne 151 TRUNKS, TRAVELING GOODS ng aety Ride B: 752 UNCALLED FOR CLOTHING, overcoats, $2.00 and up. Bring this ad with you and get 10 per cent discount. 1017 Pike st. WANTED R INVITES MR. r, 6319 Alki ay. ge. EXPRESS srry N. B., Unive " several daily trips to and trom city 90 FARMS & FARM LANDS _ IPs IN THE Some In buying land for a farm, ft il is the main thing to con- © profitable the rnon district able my Verno: tracts, t to sta work -for our settlers that makes the start AV will cheap, tracts; a good §-room house, all in the b ehtoken houses and chickens; cow barn and good gar. 0, don. ay TACOMA Interurban to AL SENG RESULTS NA, Th farming section In the state. It's in the soll. 000 acres, 4 miles east rt. pay. ost All 1 quality he better the the m. The Mt 1s the most profit: soll, 1 am now selling t Mt tn and 40-acre 0.00 per acre up, 10 years Only a little cash needed | Bestder, we have lots of | 10, 20 nuch 8, 800 Third Av RANCH in ALGONA nd give terms; 4 garden easier, Come tn wood ‘house runs for 300 of shape; for $ Take SHAT- quire for GRO. MORRI- ets are Souvenir and Mr. Mill. 29 Surio Shop, awaiting arrival 914 GIVEN FOR $25 Catarrh, Rhoumatiom, Diseases x owns and pemonally office, publishes his tru: and « Personally behing ‘and every promise and guaran. fea" Sat “Oe write, DR. BRODNAX 808 Third Av. Between Columbia and Marton Ste Office Houra, 9 & m. to ® p.m Sundays, 10 & m. to 12 m.