The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 4, 1913, Page 6

ee ee ee SAL OO a REIMER I : fh : TO SPEAK TWICE _D.,, secretary of the Federal Coun Chureh of Christ in { America, ptominent as a lecturer ! pants from time w tia» a THE STAR—SATURDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1913. A W Words by Schaefer |47 FARMS-FARM LANDS ll That as Stale News to Osgar ‘ ; i ; ; Music by MacDonald LITTLE FARM AT KIRKLA ae = —— oo —— —— eo a i vin suit ok wae {DISS TENT ISS | (VND Outside IT Iss > \ : ? =% \ VORSE DAN ATURKISH UST AS HOT, ONLY HOTTER: HOo-EE / Mek cre sitter I wert reat BATH. ON, WAY > OR. WHY DITN'T TL STAY IN Look! 2 AW, RELIEF | \ ‘You HOW TO BAKE re! Ae DIT I Go TOWN LIKE ADOLF, ) BROUGHT YOU AT Last! . IN CAMP eA a ‘a Campine! 1 HOPE HE BRINGS ME _/ SOMEDINGS ) \ i \ / ALL DAY y } Ps | SOME “ LEMONS own story “The we claimed it to b One dollar an will produ i] ing, berry raising, dairying or Soll of exceptional fertility, ideal and nearness to the big mark Everett are the features which much in demand. Call, telephone or write for complete trated descriptive literature. WEST & WHEELE 309 COLMAN BL TELEPHONE sand wouldn't climatic a a fitions ets of § Snob sh and make small farms #o includin. information, [C CK, SEATTLE | 1947 | MAIN Rev. Charles S$. MacFarland, Pb. | ef of the on religious and social movements, will deliver two addresses In Seat tle Sunday, o'clock, at the Plymouth Congres» tional church, and in the evening) at the First Methodist Episcopal |! ebarch. Monday afternoon, at 2 o'clock, | Rev. McFarland will speak in the one of the First M. E ~ SOME cra: Agricultural exhibits which ha deen shown at the various courf? fairs held in the state will be plac ed on display on the fourth floor of ° the Bon Marche. The first of the show, now on, was furnished by the Puyallup Commercia! Club, and the Iucts were secured from the of the exhibits at the Puyal. fair. Corn 10 feet high, pump- kins weighing 76 pounds and a pair of twin squashes that total 159 pounds are the feature attractions NEW YORK, Oct. 4.—Mayor Ardoiph Klineisawaitingreply | to a letter to Mayor Rudolph Blankenburg of Philadelphia, which reads: “My Dear Mayor: On Oct.7 | the Giants are going up wipe | up the Polo grounds with the go-calied Athletics of your city. It will give me great pleasure to have you present on that occa- sion as my guest. Please let me know as ly as possible Wf you can come.” All German submarine boats have Been equipped with buoys that can be detached from the deck of a sunken craft at the end of a cable containing a telephone wire to enable rescuers to converse with| eee within within the boat. | Collecting Habit Grips | the Public Since The Star started offering! fits subscribers beautiful pennants for 15 cents and four coupons clip-| ped from the first page of The Star, many thousands of pennants have been Issued The collecting habit has grown until thousands of The Star's regu Yar readers add to their collection weekly. These pennants are of the best wool felt and absolutely correct to color and design. They form a pretty ornament for a den or dining room, houseboat, {ng room and will appeal to one. | Starting Monday The Star will pennant which 1s] This ia! yet put fesue a U.S. A made up in seven colors the most beautiful pennant out by The Star You should get one of these pen nants if you have not gotten any of the others. Many more @ill be issued in the future and you ean start your collection now be sure of getting additional pen- in the morning at 11 | steak pennante | and| — |™: N.C. SANITARY Sweet potatoes, & Ibe 16 chops A. A. Frederick has picked an al! star team. His se on ta: Chase 1b; Rawlings, 2b; James. Cad man, Konnick, ¢ Neighbors, rf Pappa, If; Kippert, cf; Fitzsimmons, BS Callahan, Douglas Dell, Barham, pitchers aie Ladies Free STEVENS’ | Fourth and Pine MP Wednesday Night nnn bungalow or liv-|/* any|2 GONG WO CHINESE MEDICINE CO Ho teaches Chinene jan Reter to Gonk Wo Co, euaKe, ICE OND pecial tor NEEDLI PFREATMENT —in SYSTEMIC AFFECTIONS en nan Amn IP ly sel would be leas en v KER M.D H Se brecoia 3 AL DIRECTORS caramel centers—etand supreme : Manager, 6 ve 4) Imperial 4 sh ‘5 fj, Candy ‘ " | Co., rt j 3 Seattle CREMATORIES CUT THis ‘ot ron LUCK, seNo . t rt e ' Raphael, 499 Lexington av, Ne PO Ss ON MP nt — Look ive af BUSIN WANTED Half Pound Box of Chocolates Free With a 15-Cent Want Ads CATHCART SOIL SELLS ITSELF, || nut it has to be SEEN to be appre: | 47 ciated. It take little over one hour there from Seattle, The rail | WRITE station is right on the ground.| s«resee We make it easy for the man of GATT = | STAR WANT AD OFFICES ro Pak ie 229 Union St., between Second and Third ° tte A Avenues. goede. Paett 5409 Ballard Avenue. - Star Building, 1309 Seventh Avenue. e WELATA CASH WANT ADS IN THE STAR COST ONE ae CENT A WORD. iii | meme Sonneunelpetnanbiaie 16 AGENTS WANTED 19 Male HELP WANTED " 20 MALE SITUATION _L I Tive stock we | Pima rs. '26 FLATS—FURNISHED W MODERN FLAT. FUT renIOn NEWLY Wi f n cottage : Mat n 6997 ngton Bidg. 70% Virwt ay ator W Room 41%, + |Bartingwon, ibid wecond, ba week ua. with bath an —UNFUR APARTMENTS e 27 FL URNISHED | <li ven RABE AND CHEAB , dab mann | fio NUYS EACKH IMPROVED RANCH N =| ofan TAN salon at Bhar CALETA I 30 HOUSES—UNFUR. [as REAL ESTATE ai FINITE ms | KLEIN’S SHOE HOSPITAL, 613-2nd Ay. NEXT 4 ROOMS- -HOUS :KPNG | 43 i NICE | SILLS a “ACREAGE 8170 -CHICKEN KANCH 8179 #20 CASH, #2) MONTHLY nh . m and 10 acres have been 9 HM We don’t think that} m the p owners of them had bee nod all over the country in| h of soll good enough to in them a constant living, When CATHCART showed them we FARM LANDA, with Ite unsurpase able SOIL and Its closeness to mar it ketr and transportation, was of « erely a matter j/amall means to own a productive form Just a few dollars down and the balance $1 per acre per month lumber and mate-| Wo also farnish rial for building purpe Make 4 at cost on easy payments an ap we wi pointment with us, show you the most reasonably pric led GOOD LAND tn this state, We have a very attractive illust ed booklet which is FREE for ask ng. Write, call or phone for it Mf M. B. | 08 Third Av., Central Bldg Seattle, Wash iv ACKER FOR #3 TWO ACRES ACRES —810 Month ACRE CLEARED | HAUANCE IN. PASTURE Monthly Main 6235. 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