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Now. about smashing the hig It coat of living, and cutting out the middleman, all4l all that, at last we seem to have arrived SOmflwhere. The Star today prints a. list of farmers living near
Settle, with the telephone number, and addresses, who will be glad to fill your order, through parcel post, and at price, which, you may be sure, won't be a. high a. you pay your grrtfer. There'. iWthing theo
retical about tlie proposition now. Call up the farm er, make a dicker, and he'll .end you whatever you order. Simple, i.n't it? Why not try it oyt?
o
CYNTHIA GREY has suited something
today P a K r ' "Who was Cain's
one of her readets inquired.
Cynthia Grey p.t»e3 jhe question aloft# to
* & ministers. Head what they say.
ASKSUNIONSTO
RAISE BAIL OF
LABOR CHIEFS
Ironworkers Will Appeal to Other
Organizations to Aid in Raising*
Million Dollars.
JIN yptl *
bbor ■ Seattle w
fcv >tw local Struct!!-.ii lr< n
- \\or4«» union t" .*!•! in r:ti>
lujr km*!* for the bail of the
ttuvicte'l union le.ulers at In
vvliK-h am<»itits to
cm $1 .OOO.CU 1
*\V( arc goini» to do e\er\
thine WC can here to help
pi«e the B*cc»sary ftin«K *at«l
W. H. Pohlman. president of
the ontcw t»xlav. "\\ c haven't
pack definite plan*, but Seattle
is f°' n K '° s evond to no
ether city in it* eft rt« to help
thtoonvictfd men."
'This » D(M a fight that is partlc
Hhrlv that of the Iron workers The
Mi catapiracv la the case Is that
Cncted attains* unionism fener
lll.''
IV ntinnsi campaign tn ralae
|M«s »f |1 OTn.OOO for 'he relca-e
m kail vt the 12 union men c<tti
fitted at Indianapolis for eon-
Utrsc;. IIV-s.i v to transport ei
yiMivts. and who were granted a
*rlt of »uper*e<t.-s« h re late yea
toffey by the I'nlted States circuit
WIFE OF SEATTLE
MAN MURDERED
Because she refused to give him
MM; Mrs Rita dl Rovey, an
■Kress, wife of Francisco dl Rovey.
af Seattle was shot and Instantly
UM by M J Howley. of Scran
M, fc.. at her home In San l*ran
«taeo Friday n gh - Howley lm
■sdlstelr turned the run ov hint
Mtf and took hi.i own life
Dl Rovey. who It head waller of
tt* Savoy hotel, collapsed when
alsd from the dlmnr ro»m and
Wbrned of tbe shooting
DAMOURETTE PLANS TRIP
TO FACE FRIEDMAN; WILL
TREAT SUFFERERS HERE
T aha!! leave for Germany In a
fc* weeks to confront Dr Fried
■an and to learn, if possible. how
ka ieam»d the secre' of rny tur'le
Win for the cure of ftlherrillotla
Mot* I leave, bower# r, 1
On* before the physicians of Seat
He. explaining the serum and it
■*, and 1 (ball aln inoculate with
the terum at least 10ft S» attl<- suf
hrm from tubepij!i..u," said Dr
Mart la Damourette today.
The B*att|.- scientist la convince*!
Hat It was no' bv accident that the
Berlin doctor bit upon the dls
emry.
STATESMEN ATTEND DIPLOMAT'S FUNERAL;
PHOTO SHOWS CORTEGE LEAVING EMBASSY
PIIOTOOItA I'll HOWIS'Ii TIIK Itl- >I'»VAI< OK 'lIIK HOL»¥ <>1 WllllKl.AW It Kilt, AMhKIt AN
£*HABBaDOK 111 I ,1.1.ami., KKO.M tili: I IHASSY DO KUi IRHT Kll IIOIHK, I.ONOON. PHKPAIM
TO HUI ,f,| if TO AMK III' \ON A HHITISH WAKHHIP.
*r T :«u»d p r „, r.«-B
NKW lan 4 With
Pfe»ld»nt Taft, member* of hlx
rablnM., forelrn dornatH and hun
*""i of proiuln' r.t perform prea
the furirr.il of 'he la'e Wlilf<'
I** Rel/j, Ani'Tli ;in ambanHador to
®**M llrttain, w**! he|<| here today
from 'h» ' aih#il r al of Ht. John the
VOL. 14 NO 266.
court of Bi>|M>ala, was started today
In Chicago
The drfvDN •llnrm>ri evjiecl to
raise thi - fund fmm lb« Una I
unions with which the convicted
men are Identified.
Attonx Zoline announced lint
a large |«*rt of the amount required
had already been pledged
Offt« lain of the International A*
MM'tatlon of Bridge and Structural
ironworker* estimated today It
would require two wrrk* to raise
the necessary bonds
Relatives and friends «. the prls
oner* will )>«< asked to assist
Mr*. II 8. Hock in. wife of one
of the prisoners, denied today that
b*'r busbaud la aatisfled with hla
sentence
"I told Herbert," »he said. "to
Mick with the biinrh lam afraid,
however that I will |m unable 'o
raise the ftiu.ooo required for hla
rcleaae,"
TURK AND GREEK
FLEETS BATTLE
My t l*r»M I e«*ej W>' •
ATIIKXS, Jan 4 Dispatches
her- today say that three Turkish
erulaera and fo->r destroyers steam
ed down the iHtrd.inclles this after
now and engaged tbe Ureck squad
ton. the fighting lasting several
hours
No report* regarding the damage
done have been received
EAGLES* BAND A HIT
The Ragles band gave Its first
public concert Krlday night at the
annual dinner and election The
band ninde a hit. There were sev
eral |«>liHhei| ii-eakera stated to ad
dress the meeting, but they didn't
get a ehanee The crowd wanted
to hear their band
I do no' accrue " he said. the
Chlcnw raiii'alUtK «hf» were en
t i«t>>d wit the necret and a «am
pie of the serum of any trickery.
Nor am I convinced 'hat It was
I'hlllp I'allt. »i* r »h-m I treated In
-ihu (■ m d t!.«• «>-crer on to
hia friend. I>r fr'rlrdman. I only
say hjit lie c.rnimstan e« are
*uspl< ioua."
On his way to Heriln. I>r Imm
win MM off at Aanfiiim oil
I) (' though for w}.,it i iri<ni'- he
w.i» lawlilltiK n • ii 'pt that it
will have aomethlr.K to do with hit
effort* to establish his claim u the
diacoverer of the wrtitn
l>fore the public jtervlce Dean
OretrnV and Btaflop dreer h< Id
prayera, at which only member* of
the family were preaent. Mr*. Held
w,i Miifflclenlly reco «*ed from the
h<« k of h'T hiHthand W rt'-.v h tr> .it
tend the public aervlcea. The
nerv|( <-a were enndwtad t>y Dean
Oronvenor, Ulahop fir r, and
Blahop Leonard of (Cleveland, ;<
Hlated by Ulnhop Hoyd Carpenter,
and the Ilev. Howard Robbln*.
The huorary pall bearera In
The Seattle Star
YOUR FRIENDS, THE TEMPTERS
It la a Curious Commentary
on Human Nature, obs"rved
the Bartender, that men are
lea at Resolute when they make
New Years Resolutions,
An Kartieat l.uaher wilt
Swear Off on the Fourth of
July, and remain vulgarly
Sober until the Leaves twgln to
turn He will tell you with
Self Complacency that he cau
Take It or l-eave tt Alone
But let the nam" Sincere
U.S. JUDGE TO
TAKE HAND IN
MINE STRIKE
On the request of tieorge 1! Hum
mens attorney for the Renton
strikers. Judge Cushman has sig
tilfled his Intention to c»ll Cnlted
States Marshal Jacoby before him
on Monday, to show cause why It
should be necessary to keep 40
deputy marshals at the Renton
mine.
There ha.* been no disturbance
at the mine and while tbe salaries
of the ettra deputies are | aid by
the Puget Sound Traction Light A
power Co. wliich owns the mine
Kumtnsns - 'intends 'be 'lei
tie, are merelv being kepi for the
purpose of creating public sent I
ment agalnat the miners
OREGON'S CAPITAL
RUNS MINUS MAYOR
HAI.KM. Orr Jan < * mayor
,it . |k what Halatn l» being
u-n, •••! «►>r • Ili» •<»'" '"' u
The charter of the city |>roiMM
f,,r such .ill official hul t>tn«e Jau
tr l. hi* 1 air b»* n m> an'
due to a I" Hilar l"«al
Maror Da'hnmnd decl.i t.' wont
out of OfflM with 'he "M y+r
w le Mil ■hi ■ lect ■ n* '•
1,,. rliM-rft ' laV f office 'in' ll M " n
day wh'»n the ne* council ia i.aat
«4. lloth absolutely refi|*>> tv at
tend ii lh' dntHM (if the iffl< •
In the In'erim llll) salixnm ai»
runnln* merrily without ll>-«iiim-h.
and WarranlH are sta< k in up In
the mayor'* office.
i 1 ded A mini .i■ 1• • r I;> lie I! ■© •
(Jri'at llrllaln. RwMiry "f Slnic
Knox, .1 P. Morgan and Channcey
M Depew.
After IK» l)ody wan placed Ot' :<
ralHKon and taken to the Grand
Central station with an enroll of
marine* and aallora and a detach
ment of Infantry.
A apodal train will carry the
tiody to Tarrytown, where It will
lie burl'd In Sleepy Hollow colli
etery.
FA llt TON Mil IT ANT) BP NDA Y; MOOTHATK NOKTHKHhY WINDS.
THE ONLY PROGRESSIVE NEWSPAPER IN SEATTLE
SEATTLE, WASH .•"SATURDAY, 4, IQI3. ONE CENT
■>Oiin ►«> Nerrr Again in that
St.!. u llijur in ahlch t* In
fin 1 Year In boru, ami It la ■
Moral ( . rr«llit % that lv will W
Hplfllcated by January tk«l
Third I not
The Kcuton. continued the
Bartender, returning feotii
fbucklng Out a Type of 'he
I'eraon »e hg»e Ju»t ■"* en
Iteftly described, In IK* 'ar If)
He..* ii* aay, (or 'hi- Saka
of the Argument, thai Tou ata
th<» Penitent IMnh<-*d utider
IMaciiaalon.
Officers Head OIT Young
Man's Well Staged Plan
to Die in Deserted House
The I Igaret glowed and died,
glowed »ad dlttd. th*
window pane Someone waa
puffing It In the darkened rtKUU
beyond.
Patrolmen Gaunt lett and
Ilea* were "poutidlo* the aide
walk." at 3 o'clock thl* morn
lug. when glancing up at the
dc*crted hoi!*.- they »a» the
a|i«rk which flickered "ti and
rait l!k<- a rer.tlvlrg light glow
trig through a mint fat out at
aea
The name thought occurred
to bolh officera
A Ktlckiipinan
The def#-r!t-d hou. ; e ia a
litig.i on.-, laMtog "1 an entl
neore on M<-ti"rtt at near
Ti-rry The t-a> wlndoa • »uld
luikf an »% ■ llenl l<»>k 'ijt for
• highwayman lying In wait
fot vlcllma lYoit It he could
l< • down u|win the |<!<aalk
he low
H«M crept round to the rear
d nil, whin he whlmled.
ctaun - !. I enteri-d h> the front
way Hnahlng hla light, the
WAITER S PLEA
TO JUDGE VAIN;
GOES TO PRISOI
In a nine pur* l#tter to lu<)a#
Ronald, Joe (lorn, a waiter con
• i of i » >• f • D| m I
draft of J * Hi»rv)hiftin durlu.; an
*'Ktf*n<l«*<t HIT* " In »h th* lat'er
ii * princ pal drinker tori ft?
put up 4 Imrri hut Joalnf f Ito
oh'aln u ti«*w trial
am. » fo|]|| man." Horn »*id
In on# part of hla Irttwr. Plenum
glv# m»» a phinra
He «a* »*tileH<!«| tUiP iiioriilnK
to n term of to l.*» years at tho
Monroe refor matof y
TWO KILLED IN GALE
NKW YORK. Jul 4 A» * NNII
Of JHWlltllf'l 111 I Irm here two
per "Itf- are known to be dead to
dir. tu reported drowned end
11 I'cre n Injured, b' prop
artj |oi NtiMtH at $-■ iO 000
The sale wlilch had prevailed
nlnce \ estcrday in subsiding The
wind ranged from Ho to 1»n miles
an hour. unrooflnK tiulldiiis and
dan agin* harbor craft
Th( storm Ih general from I'spe
Matters* to the northern coaHt of
Maine.
SAVAGES SLAY TWO
HYDNKY, N H. W , .Inn 4 —
New* him Just heen brought In by
frtondl) ullvm »>f Now (>hlii«m
thai two planters. .lumen and Her
mann Welter, brother*! whose plan
tat lon lay In the heart of the "nig
(j.'i 1(1111111 >. were Net upon aS(I
killed l<> .1 ■wck'- irliie which came
from the unexplored regions ol the
Interior.
COtONER SUSPICIOUi
HAN I'll ANCIHCO, .Ihii 4 He
cause <if *us|iect«d poison, the fu
neral of Miss Annie a
stenographer of l)r. Herbert l«aw.
who died here suddenly Now Year's
day. wan Interrupted today by ('or
oner Iceland anil the girl's stomach
removed and sent to the city chem-
Int. • O
Hlalt lluflMgratlon and exploits
lion bureau will lie established by
the Seattle Chamber of ComtwJri e
Its purpose will be lit supply exact
Infitrmsilon for Immigrants. This
-v 111 be published In the language
of the Immigrants.
Toe Ka v<■ the ltarghi«< of a
Jell* l'i»h and th« Hnfal Turpi-
Iml. df a <ira*e Robber Tou
fall Dm fliW !"»• th» W t'tf
S\ ag ii ! a a Hut )• tie H art
that to MlM] and
WWthi 1.l Hug
And It la f'fcar* tergllc of
tke < uaawdaMt* that dwall* la
tk« llunu n Hr»aa' that urn,
having fallen take a Klendlah
I * u* 1 t in IMii < >th»ra
Ikxmc off tha Wagon You
Ma about yrmr Helllnh Work
ajiteuiatlcaUjr, tempting »«»r
+ — .T-wasae-:. crac i i■» n
latter offleer found a young man
elttMg la a new wl< kar chair
1 li the front roota which aate
far the chair, wae deatltute of
furniture
Throw up your hand*'"
The lommand w*a ohwyad
half hear*adlr
"Higher'"
The man complied.
Tou fool!" »ald l!auntlett
"WkJ are you ao alow ? I
*ai*:.i hava abol you
•li TCkMll ba ■ ■ 'i.ada ar *
Alffaaetica." aald the man. "I
»• going to ahoot my*elf any
tar."
At police tar'«r« the
pflaonxr gave hi* name at
Ketib Will lama hl« age aa
and hi* honte a* Tarutnl Ha
aa • tie nel. d with hi* ceo
pie who are proAlMat and
aaini' to H' a'tle Tueada* wen!
tjiokf and eotered the deaerf
od houa< o gel out of 11>«• >*old
lie i* eipenalvely at.fl fa«hlon
gbty dranaed He denied, later,
that h" had Intended to oninilt
golclde A !ead-tl ra\ftl ei aa*
V>an<l la hi* i*m k«t The im
la - are InvaalUatlng
CANNED VOICES
Witt SPEAK IN
MOVIES SOON
•r IMM i i »•»•(] wir*
\K\V >oKK. .Lan 4 Combining
the phonograph and moving picture
niftehlnea Itn nut A Kdiaon ilern
otenia? at hln laboratory
In Ka-t (lrtn|f N I . liin moat r<'
•"••i Invention the klnatoacop*
i»ti «#e *9 :i uiarval of iiic< hanlrii!
t*4 bully Ilia Invention »ill be
tmt on »h« market in almut no ■>».
.*•>*•11 tll of ftlttiH wire run
tbrtij.li tht niiiPbiiH' hin I each char
act-r • mice ««> reproduced. Bmw-
Int loudar im the performer ap
pit* lieil tin lena of thi> ■ nmcni
and vice \»rsa
SEATTLE, MONEY-MAD, HAS
NO TIME TO GO TO CHURCH,
QUEEN ANNE PASTOR'S TOLD
There's a rattling of musty hones j
heard Hies, days not on Queen
Anne hill.
It is ]>r William M .leffors, late'
of Youngstown, (> . mussing around
In the graveyard where ate Interred
Hie good resolution* of one-time
church members. ,
lie's >tm oi <4m lending little rat
tiers in the Methodist ministry. Is
Dr. .leffers Itev I>t .lefffera, If you
please, pastor of the Queen Anne
Methodist church. lie's uli*t Is
known In the parlance of the day as
a live wire. In September u preach
er was wauled could take
charge of the Queen Anne church
and build it up. And to Or. .leffers,
bacli In Youngstown. <>.©went the
Job. He struck town In September.
And he's done mighty little loafing
Membership In lils church is pick
ing up. II" preaches strong, virile.
Interesting sermons, stialglilQfrntn
the shoulder, that make his congre
gation sit up and take thought of
their everyday actions something
that Isn't accomplished by every
preacher. And now he Is engaged
In canvassing the Queen Anne ills
t L» working with llic pastors of
HOME EDITION
liW THAI** h !*D
Ntwi rrARm 5#
frk-uila wlih offer* of Wet
'«■> la ai ■ >*••» • 1 CtMll 0*
II Ht Ink• ■ Or aloe you re
git » 'a iali i 6a a i
of (Jood Indiana arc Hitting In
Tofiitht Ami ihe Kit* Thing
Ton tui t
At Ihla Jua-ture thr Itar
tender w** foroed to IHacou
llnue hi* Inatnirllye |i|*iotira«t
to »erve an lnru*h of Thlraty
Mln.>* who «ere Intent u|>'.c
■Mklßg up for at |MMt Forty
t:i#Ht Hmira of Total Ahatl
nt-nra
SEA SWAMPS
2 LIFEBOATS;
3 LIVES LOST
*> ! n t«.l |-«w ! Wlr#
NOItKUI.K. Va Jan 4 Wire
lent dlapalchaa re. alved her< thl*
afternoon aay three men an-1 one
woman. the latter auppoa>'d to !>'•
the wife of Captain Gilbert, loat
th< Ir lHea In the wreck of the
fr< ifhler I.uikenltock The v< *»<•!
carried a crew of :i* men
Kejtort* received here »av the
h*tV) billow* «»ami»d tflO Ot lk(
UrkMbMk'l throwing
out the member* of the crew
So van met; i ii< I .dtiif the fit*' offl
er, manager to cling to the wreck
nn'll nn i*d. but auffered t< r
rib!) from exposure
LAWYER LOSES
IN TRIAL; BLAMES
IT ONTO NORWAY
WfeM tti plaintiff la a NOTW*
lan it a up to the at
torney. in a role to keep NWVII
lan« off !h* lm
Mtorhey Wetlr ik. repre»<*nlln«
K ■ I>a*l* * Co., balldlll n.ntrar
tor* inlut «toa Lm* B*imn
r]nin—fit broflsM ault for big
for the death of her aon.
kne« llila nil# of lawyer*.
Mn after I liad call-d three
Jurora h«MI " l «'> *M* NOTtll
lan* anil looi.ed around and i<aw
lKi.it tin remainder of the panel was
Inettctli] »8 com pound of Nor
IVtgtaM. what could I do?" Wot
trick complained thla morning
Thereon he based bin motion for
a new trial.
Mr» KJermeatad liad recovered
M.Ottt
JmlK* Brintl Smith IwM Ww
tricky motion.
ALEC UP IN COURT
Alexander Thompaon. who was
"Slipshod nick ft coupje of week a
Ho, waa arraign ad bmrt Jtrtga
Ronald thla morulas. Through Mh
Attorney, hi- uM for thm days
In which to enter ft plea, and this
roqueat w tut granted
the Queen Anne Congregational.
Christian and United Presbyterian
churches It : a Christ .inity c m
ram. I>t .leffers hii* h
The canvassers started out Fri
day. They visited hundreds of
homes And they'll vlnlt hundreds
more liefbr £> ir lask . finished
They nre find it) n oflt those who lie
long to any church, and those who
do not. A three weeks' series of
special meetings Is to begin in the
Queen Anne Me 1 luifost church .lan.
'JCi. The pastor means to try to
get every non church menttti out
to them.
"I'm learning some surpris
ing things,' he declares. "Se
attle presents » problem un
paralleled anywhere, perhaps,
in the country. The percentage
of people o° do not go to
church, yet once were mem
bers, back east, most of them,
Is greater than >ny plan- IQver
have seen. People come to
Seattle to make money. They
tell me plainly, many of them,
that they are here for that pur
pose, not to attend church.
Other pastors hear the same
thing.
READING the stories of the old-time ball
players on The Star's sport page?
They're 0 K r e at Today, for instance,
there's the present-day dopo on Jake Stengel,
the old slugging outfielder.
HEREDITY MAN,
SAVE MONEY BY
PARCELS POST
The Star Shows You the Way by
Introducing You Directly to Pro
ducers in the Country.
The Htar today enters the field of middlemen It In In it<* com
mission bu*lnesa minus the commi**lon It Ik a rival of th<- I'-i* SiX"—
with the Kraft cut out.
Thla newspaper announced on Thuraday that It would prim for a
period of nix days, and fre«- of charge, a Hat of farmer* near Seattle
having for sale eggs, but'er, poultry and other j,roducta which can he
sent to llm con*umer l,y paro l i>o*t.
The Star want* Ita clly readers to gc acquainted with It* country
reader*, to the mutual advantage of both.
The parol [K>Bt la the beat Instrument yet Invented to bring U.-
geiher the man who muat eat and the man who haa food to sell.
Thi- parcel ihjhl will reduce the coat of living, by carrying at mi.a.l
coal, the product of the farm direct to the table of the consumer.
It will, to a large extent, eliminate the expreaa companies
To a much larger extent it will eliminate the middlemen.
The express conijiantef and the middlem"n are noil-producer*. They
never raised a head of cabbage or laid an egg In their Uvea.
All they have ever done Is simply to pas* along the cabbage, the
egg, and all the other varieties of nature* bounty, and take the,r iak«-
off fur what we now know to be a rathe: superfluous i>erforman'»
Still, The Star's reader*, and especially the country readers, should
remember that Uncle Sam Is green in the express business, and that he
net*a the cooperation of the users of the parcel post system—and n
particular the sendera—to make it a success.
Use Judgment. Make yourself familiar with the parcel post rules.
It will pay you to study up on the subject. For instance, when tending
eoga, wrap each egfl In cotton, excelsior, or some other protection before
handing a shipment to the postman.
And you, city folk*, scan thla liat. Most of the farmers listed here
have telepbonea. You ran call them up, tell them your needs. and your
order will be filled and given to the postman. Or yon can drop them &
postcard.
The Htar doe* not recommend these poultry men and farmer*.
i Their produ< t* must do that.
Here I* the (aimer* directory," whlcb will be added to from day
| to day
A C BIGELOW. SUNNYDALE. TEL. SIDNEY 1641—
POULTRY. EGGS
ROBERT HUGHES. SUNNYDALE. TEL. SIDNEY 1307—
MILK, BUTTER. EGGS.
W W. WILCOX. SUNNYDALE. TEL SIDNEY 1089—
EGGS. POULTRY. VEGETABLES.
HENRY GREEN. SUNNYDALE, TEL. SIDNEY 1141 —
EGGS. VEGETABLES.
THEO. HANSEN. SUNNYDALE. TEL SIDNEY 1134—
EGGS. VEGETABLES, ALL KINDS OF FLOWERS
H N PETERS. SUNNYDALE, TEL. SIDNEY 1088—
POULTRY. EGGS.
FRANK PIKE. RENTON. R. F. D. NO. 2, BOX 16A—
EGGS. DUCKS.
MRS M A OPPS R F. D. NO. 5. BOX 137 C, SEATTLE
EGGS.
I P AUSTIN, R D. NO. 2. BOX 1368, SEATTLE—FRESH
EGGS. HATCHING EGGS (BARRED ROCK. BROWN
LEGHORN. WHITE ORPINGTON AND INDIAN
RUNNER DUCK).
How Much Back Yard
Space Have You?
You probably have enough for this—
it won't take very much —and if you and
your family use eggs, this will appeal to
you.
This is the ideal time of the year to set
a few hens at work supplying good, fresh
eggs for your table, and it ought to be
a pleasure to any one to sit down to a
breakfast of eggs produced by properly
fed chickens on your own place.
Now, to Get at the Meat of This Thing
On page 7 of today's Star will be found
a list of the really high-class breeders of
poultry in this district. This directory
will be printed in The Stajr each Saturday
for a period of thirteen weeks.
The poultry raisers listed will furnish
you with the highest possible grade of
birds and eggs, and with them you can
start right. STUDY THIS OUT—IT.
MEANS THE CUTTING OUT OF THE
WHOLE COST OF THfc £GGS YOU *
ARE CONSUMING -and will provide
with luscious meat at a cost much lower
than the price gfou are now [Aying.
si
AND DON'T FORG£T STAR WANT
ADS—THEY BRING RESULTS AND Dfe
SERVE YOUR PATRONAGE. A PHONE
CALL WILL TELL YOU Al l. ABOUT
THEM MAIN 9400 OR ELLIOTT 44.
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