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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1917
Page
5
Prices listed for The Boomerang Eyes and Saturday matinee include $2.00 for front balcony seating and discounted rates of $1.80 and $1.00 for various balcony sections, with separate rates noted for the first three balcony rows and the last nine rows.
Grey argues marriage is a 50-50 proposition from courtship onward. He says both partners hunt for each other and should share influence. He cites personal experience and urges balanced approach over female passivity in love and marriage.
Advice urges readers to scrutinize every dollar taken from pay, noting that some expenditures yield value while others cost more than the dollar, with options ranging from zero return to negative value.
Wilkes players begin their permanent season at The Wilkes theater, formerly the Alhambra, at Fifth Ave and Pine St. The opening play is The Misleading Lady, a successful comedy once seen at Fulton Theatre, with a week of performances to follow. The article also notes cast members and other entertainment listings for Pantages Palace and the Metropolitan in Seattle.
A fragmented market note lists per box and per dozen prices for various fruits and vegetables. Items include okra peppers Florida greens tomatoes apples cherries and potatoes with Telegram style pricing hints and regional mentions like Australia Florida Yakima and New York.
A Seattle feature highlights Little Lands at Alderwood Manor as a pathway to affordable home living with a garden roof and sturdy, comfortable design. Bolton Hall’s foreword emphasizes land for making a living, not speculative profit, urging thoughtful readers to consider practical, low cost living solutions.
Puget Mill Company promotes Alderwood Manor as a model for small land ownership enabling independent living and economic security. Filbert orchards from six years yield 1000 to 2000 pounds per acre, complementing poultry. A. A. Quarnberg leads the Filbert and Horticultural Department with decades of expertise. Visitors can tour the offices in Seattle and obtain Mr. Quarnberg's book. Alderwood Manor is reachable via the Everett Interurban and North Trunk Boulevard.
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