The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 30, 1923, Page 10

RA PAGE 10 THE Greens Are a Healthy V egetable—Grow Them Special Values Saturday At Our New Uptown Store Of interest to Saturday shoppers are these four attractive special values we offer for tomorrow only. BY W. R. BERATTIE United tment of Agriculture Decorative Candles Bargains in Books Feading matter for vacation days. Specia) for Saturd t ta rp yy iy 35c each, 3 for $1.0 a High Leather Brief Cases ‘ A we genu at t t . : hes me Beg tock. “tetnck, sbockets sitive 6475 1 ie “Marathon Flexyde” Brief Cases ( A : ; ft t TOMORROW Root crops for i ach, k rn t fi health and beauty Jowman&}aniord ©, FIRST AVENUE THIRD AVENUE AND CHERRY STREET BETWEEN PIKE AND PINE Children Will Be Guests of Theater More than 60 Give Play to Make Up Funds Stolen Be Buried Today The funeral of George fh. Lasier {SPECIAL IState Employe to the land office ar ¢ BUT MY, HOW POSLAM HEALS! ing establishment, at lasier died Thursday at the of 69. Women Should Act Quickly When a woman finds herself af Micted with Pet Snakes Bite Their Mistre LONDON, March 20.—M Eyes Examined Free ' Throw away your cement bi- focals, We have made It possible for you to wear toric bifocals, in one piece, including the highest quality frame, for— $7.50 Marcum Optical i} who have made irritabilit eyes and ena complexion gets mal she may be sure the underlying | *"d reauired medica se is some ailment peculiar to her sex. Such women should act quick ly and take the great American rem- jedy for such conditions, Lydia EB |Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, | and they may be saved years of suf-| fering. For generations this old- THIS ONE HITS MOTHER an rushed into her ring off my f jfashioned root and herb medicine| I can't find it anywhere!” |has been restoring aiting women to| “It's all right, Florenco,” sald Mr. jRealth, and it may be relied upon| Hannigan, “I came across It in my |} [with perfect confidence —Advertise-| trousers pocket."—Ch n Advo ment. | THEATRE Vehewum Cincuil fi “S WAUDEVILLE!“" NOW PLAYING VERA GORDON AND COMPANY IN “AMERICA” | Sargent « Sinclair and Dixon “THE LITTLE COTTAGE ‘The Satirical Vaudeville Gem MARRIAGE vs. DIVORC La Pine and Emery The Chapins WILLE BROTHERS Sensational Togo Easter Suits and Topcoats for Men and Young Men : Pantagescope $$ FINLAY AND HILL General Admission: Matineen 25¢ Nights 400 Easter is dress-up time, when we finally agree to forget Old Winter and put on our Spring duds. This store is ready to serve you with a truly great selection of Sl , and TOPCOATS in the famous FASHION PARK and other noted makes. Patterns, fabrics, styles and tailoring are exceptional. “Custom Tailor- ing Without the Annoyance of a Try-On.” Prices to suit your purse. We have the largest and finest selection of Topcoats in Seattle. E ary kind of lightweight Overcoat the market affords, including gabardines, whipeords and the like, Range of prices is yery wide. Suits COUGHS K Topcoats $25 to $60 $20 to $50 SOMETHING NEW! We have just added a big stock of TWO- TROUSER SUITS OF THE BETTER MAKES, which are of a grade and style equal to our other suits, Priced $30 to $60. Shaner & Wolff 916 Second Ave._Near Madison | STOPS ITCHING INSTANTLY _ | ECZEMINE _— Ylondertal discovery tor octems and skin ug Non areney. $1 and $2 bottles BANTER pwd ee? Aske for list of JOYNER REMEDIES Aa a a Rages a 2 ROAR nt Ee — TAR FRIDAY MARCI ST, PAUL FALLS (BRIGHT ffm AT FORD'S FEET He's Going to Build a Big, 1, S a New Auto Plant Here \ i /? cy Asa I Another DINHAMSTREHLAU Shoe Store . oF ; aaa Arcade Bidg., Second Ave. Entrance st Birdie Reeve, shown here, Second Ave., Between University and Union Iation of Be Pani | is only 15, but. she has a ocabulary of 64,000 word. F. ; Argentine to Have it| traffic t aK Consul in Seattle ; “Five Acres and Independence—a Little Land and Liberty” Chickens, Berries, Fruits and the Home Garder Where Education Is Free “Get Outside The City Limits” “Get outside the city limits, or at least outside the main ection and buy an acre or two, Have a good residence garden—enough for your own needs, a reasonable amount that may be sold. Build—actually LD—a home ground around it for n and rose bushes and ea fe ens. And work in town at your job. dweller’s best hope.” ern fellow,” says The Seattle Star, “is exactly right. That is the hope of the city dweller. That’s the high road to contentment. Seattle folks have a wonderful oppor- tunity to try it. Many are now finding greater pleasure and joy in living just outside of town than they ever had in a crowded section. And it’s cheaper, brother, cheaper. Try it” Wonderful advice this editor gives you! Sane, Practical, Wholesome. The editor of a live- wire newspaper is in a position to know the economic problems of the time. He tells you how to solve the question of better living for the average man, but where? Just beyond the northern borders of Seattle there’s a place already carved out for you, a plan of outdoor living on a little five-acre farm that secures to the thrifty man or woman that full measure of Independence and Happiness that comes only to those of us who strive for the better things of life. Under the remarkable scheme of things that the founders of Alderwood Manor have so wisely provided, SUCCESS is easily attainable. The great $250,000 Alderwood Manor Demon- stration Farm, where skilled, practical poultrymen, horticulturists and gardeners teach men and women (free) how to do things the scientific way, is the outstanding feature of the great- est poultry community development of modern times. Hundreds of faithful followers of the methods taught at this unique institution now live in modern homes and point with pride to a healthy bank balance. Poultry Pays on Puget Sound The poultry business for egg production pays in Western Washington, if you follow the rules. A blessed mild climate where green kale grows all year, is the big advantage the Puget Sound country holds against the world. Read the official statistics: Average yield per hen per year in U. S...........06.. 76 Average yield per hen per year in Petaluma. . -. 135 Average yield per hen per year on Puget Sound........ 196 The pedigreed stock at Alderwood Manor maintain an average even higher than above highest figures, thus assuring larger profits under all conditions, in this rapidly growing com- munity. Chickens hatch earlier here, and the percentage hatched is greater by 25 to 40 per cent than in the colder sections east of the Cascades. A larger per cent of the young chicks survive, because of the warm hatching period and the cool summer season. Green feed and mild fall and winter weather insure the big egg yield when prices are highest. Finest Poultry Plant in the World If you want to see the poultry business raised to the highest point of development; if you are interested in seeing the inside workings of the finest poultry plant in existence, call at 220 Walker Building (Seattle) and get a letter of introduction to the superintendent of the Alder- wood Manor Demonstration Farm. Arrange with one of our representatives for a trip to America’s greatest poultry district— see Alderwood Manor as it is today. Fast electric trains every 30 minutes from Seattle and Everett—the best interurban train service in the West. You can live at Alderwood Manor and work in town—incidentally cut off the high city rent, and burdensome city taxes. The new north district paved highway ordered by the state—which, it is predicted, will be the widest and best stretch of concrete roadwork in the United States—will pass directly through Alderwood Manor, opening up a new land of opportunity for the suburban poultry and / berry farmer. How You Can Buy a Suburban Home If you are interested in owning a home and five acres where you can raise poul- try, bees, berries, vegetables, cherries and other tree fruits, and with a paved high- way to serve you, come in and talk with men whose counsel and advice have helped hundreds to become’ prosperous. Pick out a five-acre farm in a choice location, Improve it now or hold it for future use. TERMS ARRANGED TO SUIT YOU A Small Amount Down A Little Each Month SOON THE FARM HOME IS PAID FOR —since 1853— LAND Puget Mill Co. DEPT. Owners and founders of Alderwood Manor 220 Walker Building, Seattle Phone Elliott 0182 \ S| " Ma af L 2 . | 3 § Cea seine cd [an b ak 2 FMEE wee an