The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 14, 1925, Page 8

PAGE 8 THE SEATTLI TAR FRIDAY, AUGUST 14, 1925 OU T “OUR WAY BY WILLIAMS) ( es 7. ny) #2? f -) The Seattle Star [== eu bs Setar a mLuians)(""“Respt., Wm. Dent® | | leW mn — 7-08 Seventh Ave. 8 ithe, Wash y, — — — an, , an. Bpecial Representa Ban Prenctoce | phone Main [TAKE MM — \/AN' CONT TAUTTY THousin core 2 Weet <4tit Bij ow pe tS ry 1 0600.8 | GOODNEST ||GOIN NO } PoLiwHs ps - ‘ ve : J oe {OFF WEN || GuL_Cocain’ 22 I $ ‘ “s a —$_—__—_—_——_——_-/ 1 CuURLM WH THEM - a ne Bach Just an Apple Story \ SPESHULLY | GOOD SUNDA ' h e ¢ at In th ( Fergusor Mi J he a I y r esap apple , I ya I ( les he ar ‘ i oile cold 1 s taken 1924 1 ure ‘ water in retrig It’s a lot better news than that which land i might have co belt Ca is th rts are, they paid for | < Governor Hartley d e i just four tim what farmers to desert their payin » Portuguese apples, Expressed in terms of h rably more than they were | . , . : creased crop spells r tert for Australian apples on the same | Ls satisfaction, it expre more than | f 5 r the Hart I These Washington »les, mind you oar farme vere a year old. They had been shipped ; over the earth, s ‘ I Under the s South European tof helping tl 1 elsewhere they * shave taken on new ternation, The a few furrows out of elieve their eyes,” t at a smile return to the correspondent ' TH Ame &.0 fire start fore i ; The state should t it vord from Gla we, fray casi Oct: odd i ters. They've come back. y ‘xport corporation, 0 v; A { a fool builds a £ is i : ‘ rs 84 | o Pcie pit po Fic oft of ; Where’s That View Gone? | In some places around this country they B y here a gr fg EATTLE real estate men, to you we can’t grow apples out | apr edlernaans ppt +) us, should be most active in the sup * moke nuisance. 1 believe it—and for heaven’ tpression of forest f THE ENCOURAGEMENT COMMITTEE P FRIDAY, AUGL st 14 When we bought our home t e € try to make Glas EES CORIN OFF FOR TEX AUSTING hate staying t I —————- NATURE several things about it that weren't q - 9-14 t t WATia srar 7} tright. “But look at the view!” said the RODEO AT CCRC So at lasl sedate’ | iL GOD'S WINDOW } , agent. How Good the Rain Feels ta) a The price, we thought, was a little high whe G fendairl eS Boh. TTT PE: : aT Tat PaO “But, gosh, man! Think of looking at that ‘ ; j se a" 1, G bi pref z view morning!” \ ic ahyea Wy ; l bane B The home was quite a few blocks from | mis t. And he 2 5 ares ing s! » +000, 10 ( O08 Bye) IVES Pp aschool. “But think of the inspiring view RELOC eet AUS thy. $ ved thelr By M Walter Ferg ithe kiddies will have walking to school,” | : oo a it es tte ree sth ron rs Te oo he = ar ON: gaa an esae eae tsaid the agent. |: Doses. Mt eterna, Caos anor no Sak ale ack le Biot =e ran ea 2 ee is ’ By golly, he sold us the view—and it vest Bere me Sy Ertateing oy : a mot " f i Ww minimum effor Hooks to the likes of us as tho he ought |, auto tires rolled over them with a | 4°? a ect is ‘ ' “EE | ;to be doing something to see that we get | e¢ fort ur ¢ f & Ce SCIENCE tit, All we've had for a week has been a | ota eat » fran mreetidatieien | cso pepe : ra k Tear ier ICE 1] fi View of nice gray smoke, with a red sun | _.Gitls in summer frocks scurried along thoy nnd cold and & looking thru it. | with umbrellas. Others donned yellow | ther | : P pope. Tne. Pee Seen SY Doggone that agent—if we don't get : | slickers. Men hunched into raincoat col- ey pesrthtey > age ; , preg ed , | ae 2 mop lea E tView all next summer we're going to get ; 5 " * M ") ‘some of our money b all. pes Ke rfully pe ee onda 4 2 : Keep Your Liberty Bonds | ee eee Austere eae | ¥ grov poe t a. Momse tion cert : EADERS of The Seattle Star often ple % ; ® Teale ; ‘ € munifi foe-kees dis sae ater : # Fe. if it is good policy to hold onto th | ties chide for our Let | k ‘ t . revit has \ THOUGHT , enere is no sounder investr at tl 7 . 3 t Phileas mail 'y t n See teak ee rofit possible. These bonds are at ! a 71. , gl pteal . Aor i operated b: I have no greater Joy than to Er better, and the United States piss: j <A Man-Size Thrill for Him B os pe Soe en ene ay eee walk ment is the most reliable financial toes | ‘7THE Maud is safe; the Bear is |-— a - A h depend ‘for tution goes To be sure, Wall Street | aground,” stutters the radio. FROM 7} Beautiful though rae tmay gamble these bonds to a market price All interest centers on the two famous L “ 1407 and Sot Iden : ‘below par, but to sell, at any time, at less | hips. Spare a passing thought, too, for etter s STAR Readers within ¢ toret « ‘than par would be foolish. A decrease in | the Oduna, relay ship between the Bear, u to The Beats Weme and Address | a 1 thing Hoh will the market value can be temporary only, | the Maud and the Seattle harbor radio. " ——___— —__—— : Material w n - since every bank in the country decid- {| Just a tramp freighter, plugging along, On Earwig Pest fret ily to the Humane nociet | import ‘ \ | ' gy interested in their actual value, which | month in and month out, thru Alaskan Editor 'f ‘i t pe, and } t th, but t | fis always par or more. | waters. ia besa: a uaelion. to Bile : arrant this atta € happy | Liberty bonds and other government Nothin; acular about the Oduna A sie ‘olf F Securities are nothing like a get-rich-quic | but thru and into her radio | uid do by , 1 h | sereebnext, unless you have millions in | § the: triesaages that. li *trn come BOY eaCeted aR & vanes f the b { em and can take advantage of all | that are flashed pagan a 4 of ra) Yid-Age Pensions } changes in their market value. If any of | around the wor way ig t or n Old Ag Pension — the readers have such millions, it is | at radio man on the Oduna must have ‘ + ey er. have escaped the attention | man-size thrill when the me: of the bankers. ls e ticking thru. PUB | mor ‘ t A : Bes oO Lour Yuestions ¢ ¢ aay \ aris ia it; 5 al ey PIONEER PIKE STREET HABERDASHER French motto, ache , oF P t in Catia ik A. “Proud wit " ; | 1.2 What ts the distance trom H I On Mr. Campbell "years and OES BROKE Capetown to Cairo? Washington, . Cé ; a 700 miles. ng 2 cent 4 yi a 00 pant Ee # : ; . Os | | eames tenal, or mania. ob | a ee oe ABOUT ea | vice. Personal replies, conti- | |) fetid : ' Bess of c | | den All letters must be | ne 1 25 A. There hee ey had voted for W. T. Camry i r KET tury a0. moving from a} A. Sho died in 1909 ningt dogs and haa worked ‘0 1{ SMOKING ROOM THIS ENTIRE STOCK OF MEN’S FINE HATS AND FURNISHINGS ie Has science Human anne haa (ALONG WITH OTHER MERCHANDISE) MUST BE SOLD contention that th STORIES WITHIN THE NEXT FEW DAYS influence on the plantin Inasmu I t qnent of Agricultur tablished data resul periments to prove tha has or has not any influence the planting of crops, and scient Observation has failed to neo difference. These sayings ar Gnd deep-rooted superstitions undoubtedly originated when prim itive man planted his crops by the moon, because he measured his time by the moon. The lunar m @ common means of re 4m ancient times and Indians used this sysi keeping when the A discovered. The sup the moon and crops and weather CREDITORS TAKE THE LOSS—YOU TAKE THE PROFIT SALE STARTS DAILY 9 A. M. 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