davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1910-07-27
LONG ISLAND.

BREEZY POINT. West Amity yvile, L. L.,
for the yachtsman, bather and notorist'
Actual ownership of water front abutting each
mot Write for booklet. SHORE FRONT IN
PROvEMENT CO, 1857 Broadway, Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1910-07-27

MANICURE for hotel; understands facial mas
sage shampooinS. hardressins; thoroughly ex-
rerienced; excellent references J.. Miss F1tz-
Cerald's Employment Bureau. sos 5th ave: en-
trarco on 42d st.
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I.ATTNDRESSES nwo) for institution: any ma
tionaIitv. SIG Miss FitzGerald's Agency. sos
9th ave: entrance 42d st.
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STENOGRAPHER for publishing office; must
be- competent and have good reference: thus
position is permanent and with fine people
JIInr 81 Nassau
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who do waiting; reference
required free registration. Miss Curry's EN-
pJoyment Agency, % West 42d st, Room OH
fifth floor
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STENOGRAPHER for electrical firm downtown;
permanent position: $40 TO s12, with advance
rront: splendid. reliable house. Jupp Agency 81
Nassau St Estat iished 1895.
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NURSES for infants and small children: free
registration. Miss Currys Employment Agency
0-, It
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I,AJTNDRESS. assist with chamberwork: East
Hampton L. L Miss Currys Employ ynent
Agency 25 West 42d st. fifth floor Room OIL
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IAJTNDRESS-Private family; country for sum
rner; s25-S3o Miss Hofmayer's Agency, o2o
9Th ave. ninth floor.
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ADDREssERs wanted: experienced. quick writ
ers. no home work Call write BurnhaIn
Addressing Co. 10 East 23i st.
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7 STENOGRAPHER-Sple Wall st. law HTTn;
| SIS: another Broadway, $l0-Sl2; permanent
| I1,-D Nassau. ST
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| 17HA HANFF;fIWAI ATTRESs for White Plains
CITY in winter Miss Cur1y's Employment
| Agency u west 42d ST, fifth floor Room 5ll
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MATTRESS first class. for country; must have
good reference wages SO to $50. INDUSTRIAL
Association II West 42d st
New-York tribune., 1910-07-27

COOK for Huntington L. l. Miss Curry En-
| ployment Agency, % West 42d ST., hfth moor
New-York tribune., 1910-07-27

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS family, m suburUs.
$3.50 Miss Hofmayer's Agency, SO 9TH
floor.
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Girl, for housework: small private family; =
washing: Asbury Park for summer; wages ~
Industrial Association. II West 42d St
New-York tribune., 1910-07-27

COOKS for country. also city: must be cornpe-
tent. free registration. Miss Currys Employ
-,ent AGENCY 25 West 42d ct. Room 511-
New-York tribune., 1910-07-27

HELP of all kinds for private families free
registration. Miss Curry's Employment Agency
or west 4od St Room 511. fifth floor.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-27
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

,VLY 70.
NEW DEI4ANCEY ST, cor Mulberry rt:
Anne White aRt Michael Brigantt Co ct al:
March 81. 1910 (cancelled): S1.246.
NASSAU ST n W cor Fulton ct: NJ & W
Schlichter agt George Wilson ct al: Oct e,
1909; $415.
EAST BROADWAY, 253 Samuel Rosenberg
agt Fanny Liebovitz al (by bond): S120.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-27

and Trust Co. $4,000.
Henry Phillips ct al TO Arthur A Alex
ander, as trus, $4,000.
Asher L Phillips. trus. to S Henry Phil
lips. 81.
Germania Life Insurance Co to William
Morgan. jr exr. S35 600.
Livingston Wetmore TO William Floyd.
$4,000.
irving w spiro to Augusta Levy. 500
Mercantile Trust Co, trus. to Mercantile
Trust Co $4,000.
Rudolf Schrader and ano, exrs. to Sophia
E Gentes; S5. 900.
william T Mulligan to Twelfth Ward Bank;
81.
Cferson Kamen to Samuel Abraham: 81.
Charles Hensle to Frank Thorn: 81
Nedegda Meners to Emma Pinneo; 81
Louvesa Woof to Mary L Haviland; S3,-
600.
Guarantee Mortgage Co to Peter Barlow
and ano trus: assignments: SO. 600
Dora B Wettlaufer and ano TO Otto Wett-
laufer, trus; 4 assignments: $4,000.
In n Sail SimOnson. 81.
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Female

WESTERN territory: Tablet Digestans for al.
sTomach Ills Pond Pharmacal Company. New
York.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-27

GENTLEMAN of experience, good education.
specialist in managing first class houses. or
selling leasing city country; would manage
rerso1al property desire position with live
real estate firm: Al references Won Osterrnann-
West 3If, ST Room SO.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-27
Male

BOOKKEEPER TRANSLATOR. correspond
ent English. French, Spa uish. German. SOM
Italian; typewriting; hard worker. conscien
tfous: best references: seeks steady position
!. Iuria- General Delivery. New York
New-York tribune., 1910-07-27
MECHANICS LIENS.

July II
PARK AVE, n 5Sth ST, b0-6x1o0: julius
Berkowitz egt David King. jr. owner; Har-
riet & Henry L Williams contractors. SAT 80.
CRESTON AVE 3 93 II of 1921 ct. SSx
I2S; E Franklin & Co sgt Walmour Realty Co,
owner and contractor. 81, 700.
HOE AVE 1915: Nellie Altieri ast Alfred B
Osson, owner and contractor; $3.50
HOUSTON ST 90 East: Simon Goldstein ct al
agt Henry F Schling. owner: Philip Tanzman
owner and contractor; S455.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-27

JAPANESE butler. cook and valet, genera
houseworker: pay good wages japanese En-
,o,.,nart bureau S2C eth ave, corner 4Ith ST.
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Female

YOUNG MAN (23l. electrician by trade. de-
sires position at anything. BohIk, 4a3 west
. h St
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| FORTER-By reliable colored man: neat and
willing: handy al around man. reference Ad-
- non 1.l5+
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TABIEl DIGESTANS: large seIIer: aEena
Southern territory POND PhacNlaeai ~oinpan'
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HELP WANTED.
Male.

COUPLE for entire work of small family In
suburbs s5O-s35. Miss Hofmayer Agency
floor.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-27

INTERPRETER = Five modern languages
educated. sea per cent Civil servtcs ex-
animation seeks reliable position. department
store. shipping etc. ]. Luria, general delivery,
vnrly
New-York tribune., 1910-07-27

u ANTED-A quiet German or Scandinavian
girl as plain cook and assist with table linen
country for the summer. Address l., Box 81.
Tribune Office
New-York tribune., 1910-07-27

GENTLEMAN going to Europe would under
take commission; references. tonhdentfai,
Trit,1ina Office.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-27

LITERARY MAN who can write two live short
stories week wants work. Jackscn. Eox Il
Tribune Office.
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Pai5iess PaI5s ss Long and Sound

huHHlGH LINE. on Mondays str. CHEsTsss
W. CHAPLIN Tvs. PIER
y r., IT. Clarkson st. 10 90 a NJ; T. OF -
I'd st 10 - A. NJ Tor New London. eonhs,,.
ing there for StOnington. Norwich. Maria 80
sett Pier, Providence, Boston. &c For 49,
raven and Bridgeport Line Service see res"
advertisement Folder on request
City Ticket Agent. ri Broadway. y.
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WORK WANTED.

WANTED-Four mattresses for hotel, country,
at once See & Schaefers 410 4th ave
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-09
On the Election of Gill

The people OF Seattle by their have shown that they
desire Hiram Gill mayor and The Star accepts the will OF
the majority as every individual and institution should
From the time Mr. Gin became aspirant for the office
"a MAYOR The Star has fought him and his policies M Gl
and his followers were handcd without any editorial gloves
This newspaper and is proud that Il had the
courage OF these convictions.
Holding post-mortem elections is neither profitable
nor digned occupation and iobear TO treat Of the
why's the whereores and the lis Sufficient that Mr. Gill has
elected aud that Tor the next two years he VIII direct the
affairs Of this city.
Pcssimism part OF the make up OF The Star Already
we are conscious Of glowing hope that Mr. GIN once IN office
may see and IN different light than he has ~
the pas thar che d responsibilities may weigh
him down conservative frame 90 mind and that m'
opinions actions viii BE less alarming and crate
ii SUCH fortunately should be the MIR Gill viii have
no more enthusiastic supporter than The Star irrespective Of
whether Mr. Gill wills The star viii always uphold
an honest enforcing efficient mayor no matter what hs
name or his previous record may be-
H. on the other hand Mr. Gill attempts 70 conduct the
affairs OF city for the benefit OF his friends OF whom we
have told The Star will hcsauey about resuuiug
hoslites with him. believe have established the
fact perhaps lengthy m Of faults timidy not
numbered.
To phrase from the sporting page. Mr. Gil starts
The Star The Star hopes and trusts that he
will be good mayor though it be at the expense OF
reputation as prophet Our interest in Mr. Gill later
the welfare Of the people OF this community and that
still abides the exclusion Of any purely journalistic
pride.
The Star did its duty IT, Only the future tell
the wisdom OF its TO that resign ourselves.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-09
The Chorus Girls Make
Kick to the Editor

cisms Well they're in the pro.
gram an right And when Youse
call the chorus stats. that means
as. and we want a retraetiou. Right
away
what's my kick What's
Girls. listen 20 that Wouldn't u
freeze yoaf Say. we're samples ~
the chorus Now ! ask sou. DO ~
look like "alatsf It's q Faat deal
an it's gotta BE- set FiKht
Press agOnt sent ~ heref What
press AGENT Say. donf talk -
funny We're that peeved we don't
have 20 b. invited 90 come here
Siatair Tho idear n ! DO say i
myself we've got more curves thar
pretnei Our fixgera il enough
20 keep ne right on broadway u Y
wasn't We 90 doge on travel
Wiilowyr Course ne ars That's
whats wanted Ia musical comedy
Amt 81 " we vas sloppy fat we'd
be- waddlinK round The bariesquc
wheel Say. make that nasty cam
era man cut, tryin' 70 take a pieteT
Of as
Want e 20 print 20 show We Amt
siatsg That's nerve. But ! guess
you mean we'll An a girl has 70
make sacrifices 70 help boost her
show Line up. girls How'a thls
pose
Thanks. awfully You're the
clever Kid. all Fight viii y BE-
ny inmnrrow'a paperf oh. gooaY
(Asidel it's a blenslu the Stats
didut trail aiong. or he'd a had tho
goods on as proper
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-09
TALKS ON TEETH
By THE REGAL DENTISTS
Pyorrhea Can Be Cured by
This New Method

by this new method you can Sc
cure now teeth that are beautiful
In appearance aud as satisfactory
and sorylceable as your natural
teeth.
All that IL necessary Is that you
have az least two teeth or two
roots in each jaw.
II your teeth are loose We tighten
them hy the NEW METHOD and
save them. while the other denfiata
VIII tell you they must be pulled
out and cannot bc saved.
We are prepared TO show you. In
actual existence. work In the
mouths OF thousands Of our pa.
TENTS that ~ a revelation to the
ordinary dentist and. In fact. work
that he stated was impossible to
perform.
II you win visit our offices we
win send you 20 as many patients
here IN this city as you may care
TO visit We give YOU guarantee
that We viii DO everything we say
we can do.
We invite you TO come and allow
us To make "a complete and careful
examination OF your mouth. This
viii cost you nothing but your
time.
REGAL DENTAL OFFICES,
1905 Third Az, Cor. Union ST.
Across the street from the p o.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-09
TwO-Minute Vaudeville

Thud-i had nice fresh fish yesterday
Siap-Wnn II fresh eat nah9
ThNd@Na
SLAP didnt ask " u nah I asked II u
fresh salt uah.
Thud-No. fresh
SlapHut fish be fresh fish, and freah
water salt nah be salt fab fresh
Thud-l this = salt "a nah salt
Feshw fish
SLAP sect ffeah wal
Thud@Yes
siap-And wHsu salt wat fish,
Thud-No. II had shout
Slap-Why didn't you pn salt On So
Thud-The aat fresh.
SiapWC IL had fresh salt the fsh
would
fresh froahs salt fish roahf fnaD
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-09

j. T.. Morgan g. Co win be- won
represented at the courts of
Europe when MorEan's righthand
man, Paul Morton. railroador,
cx-Rocroiary of the navy. and
present head OF the Equitable Life
Insurance society. an organization
recently annexed by Morgan. goes
20 England na American ambasea-
dor Robert Bacon. formerly mem.
Der of the Morgan firm. is now rep.
roaenting the firm no. the United
Statea An France.
II the Engliah people don't
understand railroad rebatlng, Paul
Morton viii bo able to give them
expert advice, because whom he
was vice president OF the Santa TO
that railroad had tho rebate art
down fine
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-09
RgFLgeTIoNs oF 4 eAeAELoR.

When q man ia engaged to a Eifi.
her whole family act as IL Il was to
them.
a man inherits his religion aud
politics ha inFents his theories
about raising children.
"a seems az re among married
couples when one ~ them doesn't
happen % BE- q iyraul. The other al.
ways &c.
When you borrow book aud
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-09
POINTED PARAGRAPHS.

You can tell a man who has a
good opinion Of himself by the way
he has a poor opinion Of others.
a woman who runs a house fllled
with a big family earns lot Of
money but she never gets a.
II q man will compliment MA
wife upon her youthful appearance
hnd toll her that he loves her Occa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-09

Illson. says a contemporary was
reading The evening newspaper.
There" be- exclaimed 20 his wife,
who was huaily engaged IN trying
to- calm o storm ia an adjoining
room. thatB what ! call z Just ven.
dict"
Indeed" said bis wife, ma king
Der %. W.ruru 100 thg door "and
what Dc thatY
you remember that fellow
Jones. tho dclnulting bank cash.
lorg
Eyes" replied the wife. II be
lieYo ho committed suicide when
the shortage was discovered
"That a." said the husband
"and they've just boon holding an
inquest"
"Yeg7"
"Weli, the jury this afternoon
brought In n verdict Of death from
exposure"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-09

lend u 90 somebody else. Il makes
your conscience easy that Il wasn't
your fault n u never got back a.
&C. owner.
When a mans a good exarpir
ita sign ho doesn't get asY fun
ont n a.
The first thing n young Womsu
wants when she goes to house.
Keeping is an account book. 80 a.
90 write original recipes So Il oul %
the cook book Ncw YORK Press.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-09

Are youse the editoFg On, TX.
cuse me. I didn't think you eud
BE- him. Wen. I'm Paula Panaches
An that lady with me IL Niolpne
Vamp. an that other blond la Bird
get BonRparte. an we've come to
see whatchu mean by hawiing Us
out In this piece about The kiuk
% Kush~ whlriwind extravaganza
az stats"
Yes. we're IN the chorus. You
don't see our names Ia the criti-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-09

alonally. she VIII forgive the other
white lies be tells.
The only time woman can cry
more bountlfully than over going
away on a trip Is when she gots
back home again.
He's a poor lawyer who mlstntos
the VIII for the decd.
Handsome ia 10 woman az har
photograph Hes about A. New
YORK PROM.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-09

The woman had been knocked
down by d street car Phyaiciana
who were summoned found that
both orsh7g arms had been broken.
An ambulance had been called and
she was about % be placed 81 "
when she burst into tears
There. there. madam" said one
Of the doctors southinRly You
have been very bmves do not give
way now II will only take d few
minutes 10 put your arms IN
casts
"fi.t isn't tihat." the woman re-.
ulied bouoen Hobs cts lots
w.w worse 1--we ggot Don my
rod flannel underwear"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-09

Fhia paiar controversy hes stirred
mp a luf ~ trouble"
That's what Il han naHrntea
rucie Gnahaii Hrmierk WHY.
Hame 10 These piunkvilie people are
moss demanding affidnViia an Is story
that I have hton telling Tor the iaat
l0 years Kansas city Journal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-09

Some ~ our prominenf men.
suggested the photographed. like
10 have their pbofns taken IN a
Characteristic attitude suits
me. responded The subject "f'he
toEranh ms sith mY nose against .
gfindEtpne Got one handy 7''=-
Kansas city Journal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-09

There arr flowers ln the soul that
are more fraFrHnt than those IN
hothouscs Florida Times Union
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-09

brary ~ bia magnificent mansion
Let me see. he unused You've
got the order FOR that $4,000 edi
tiou Do luxe 0f Dickens bound ln
iovantf"
Yes. Hlr. replied The bookseller
And the 10000 set Of Shakes.
pcarog"
eyes. air."
And the standard authors. bound
IA calf Thackeray. Scott. Wash
ingt0n Twins. Cooper and an them
there other fcllefs7"
Yes sir. have memorandum
OF the entire lat"
VOL. then. that's of my mind. "
said Mr. NeWrlch of Pltlshurg. with
Sigh Of relief Now. what / want
IL something 20 read. Say. have
You got complete set of old
slcuth g'- New York Tlmcs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-09

We come near lynchIn' the
wrong man yiatidy. said chap
paral Charlie. llst a. - wuE Fulu'
20 swing him of. too" An" "a
claimed the Eastern tourist. and
then you discovered your mistake.
eh What luekf"
Want u. though Tho worst I
ever hear tell ~ Catholic stand
ard and Timea.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-09

Hodge Too bad to see an old
man Like that wadlng through the
snow Dodge Tlckien me 90
death 10 see him lie - the oldest
inhahiiant. and bis chief delight r.
Ia hfasginE that we do not have
storms Ike the ones they used 10
have when he vas q boy Boston
Globe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-09

These paiamna are good stuff
foull neYef wear them out 80
the stripes are a bif loud fof street
wear ~ London Opinion
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-09
UNPOPULAR Science
" FcLkoHkNc EkpkR

INENy HIl<k LWYsRASY =
kPRGk NUMBER o. hzSLE
TET1ERS
4FYrR ADJUSTING y0Ue
Co<L9R IN TIyT Ns0RN/rYc
SEk Ecy FT0rg YoUR DRESSER
2,94V<R ITE LoupEST Ll.E
r0U C'1N Flhlo. hoZD TT
Oo ~ N0CR kFFT hs2~o "a
pYE mn AoIy 7SsOvE mn
Y0U H,qYr ar kERSY 0N<
oIH<R or QUIkr Bfhs7v/oR
SO hozD ylhSy one Up M
NoU)o HlSrT rS>2N0 { h
p0T on TrS ok mn Tla
mr. I,7EE ItrF oErTR onE
DO I'M T,o yy.T OEE/cE ar,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-09

Men trust one smother. women
watoh one another New Yora
FrphH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-09

Without q friend the world a. q
wilderness ssogman
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-09

IN TIE day % your dlaeonsen'
think ~ some ono more miserable
'hun you and SO 20 brlnF him com.
fort FLORIDA Times ninu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-09


Va French village g citizen had
upon bits land part Of an Old build.
inE containing two very beautiful
windows lie was IA debt aud EN-
barraaHed and eagerly closed with
the offer az rich archaeologlst.
who bought them Thereupon tho
government Inspector. hearing OF
the bargain. arrived lust lu time 20
stop the maaous from dialDdging the
windows
You cannot he said 20 the VII.
lager. sell antiquities. my man.
But cxccllency. have used the
money and paid my creditors"
Tho Yillager was In despair. but
the official WAS untouched. "That'a
all right" be said. the money Is
safe; the windows are no longer
yours But the buyer can't move a
stone of them Ito can. however
come with campstool and SIT down
and look M his property as much
az he likes. ~ Chicago News.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-09

u takes = good deal - ghe edge
Oft an engagement for giri whon
there lant anybody left 20 whom
aha can tell it's q SECRET NeN
Nurd Press
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-09

Mr puhha fa4th nees paBsfi n
tells hurr. my dear hos prngrea
siFe Mes York womau makes her
social calls by telephone. Mrs
puhba Progressive luh' shes
probably Ike me not 4 decent
thlnE Go wraT boston Transcript
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-09


a. All times be prepared FOR the
disasters 81 lifc yet never brood
over the fact that they may be ap
preaching Florida Times Union.
The Deacon sir Skinner. you
PVT D bad quarter in the collection
yesterday Mr. Skinner Yes. alr.
bar you musi admit q waa pretty
poor sermon. too Boston Globe
Time has heerl use. a wlHe Work.
man 30 doubf bat making al
things weaker Crates
Tommy Tho doctor brought tiie
baby Freddy % looks just llko
ma had beon shopping hy telephone
again Hnrprrn BasaaF.
He's mean man who viii Hupfp
in church and keep others awake
- Chicago News
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-09

Goodness does not consist ga
ST. ntneaa. bBt greatness IN good.
ness Athruarua
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-09

Z-CDL CIT~~Ihe AftiEzs Answer
Rev Drifts and spouse celebrat
"a their wooden Seeding Thursday
eve There we're more than
thousand (i000l appropriate gifts.
most 81 them being elotheapius
and t0othpicks
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-09

Women are The poetry Of the
uoeld HarRrnvo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-09

pRrSEWy IT 70 TSgE ySW/YoR
n MSIR0cT/o"s ne EayHFUILY OBSERVED
S00N S%@F NFSfrcT HILL co ~ SSHkRak DohYTg
SS>s$
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s THE STAR EDITORIAL AND MAGAZINE PAGE EXC:

ny mail. oat % city I year, as
moaths, ai.b0l naoaths ass.
Battered ~ seattle, wash, post
office. ~ ssrend-ciess matter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-09

New Silk Dresses
OF Character and Elegance
Introducing Popularity Priced
Models for Spring

PLAIN TAFFETA DRESSES
suits Of black. navy. Edison and graz !.
as the new iridesccnt chanpcabie 80. yen
light tones Fullpleated skirt Win 80 ?
tailored waist made The more disiine,;ss. I.
use Of preitiiy braided strappings -. y
and collar FOR SPRING ... 900 :. :
A sHIRRED NoVELTY-lnyit;oo,.
toned green and white check Satin H..
deliberately shirrcd A new den,,,...
shown in the Princess effect viii NV
ilounce lace collar and yoke FOR
oPRlNS ..,....- ............g 500 "a
STYLISH FOULARDs-Reflee,in, ~.
ncw pasteled Foulard beauty N 30 /, ~. M
and navy. Full accordion plated ws;., ~ ~
skirt The plaits fan PRETTY IN folds ~, $.
ing below the waist: new Mo,so,,. 80
sleeves. FOR SPRING .... 800 os,I ro
NEW MESsALINEs-Rich spring .h,a..
Of light blue. corn lavender and n,L q.
simple yet rich design This lustrom. II 3.
shows of 70 good advantage IN the -, -
tucked waist and plated skirt effect
ONE AccoRDIoN-PLAITRDI Nsov.
TION-Accordion-plaited waist and a.,
u sleeves and ALL The original strap egl,r,.
are braided with silk and the effect i 5sr,S.
eddy chic
CHIFFON TAFFETA DRESS-A ta;lo,.d
production, but not a severely tailored =,
Toned 80 wisiaria. black and navy Al
trimmings are self and the yoke Is urofus,1,
tucked FOR SPRING ....... s32. IA
THE ADVENT OF THE PRISM. PLAT.
ED DRESSES-Bcautiiul dresses. and th.v
don't cost 50 much. just ono solid, unend;ug
mass Of plaits-plaits everywhere. Presented
IN light blue, corn. pink, white and bIack
Some arc Persian, some arc lingerie finished
and many have the new patent leather bets
These dresses are 50 graceful and refined
that many occasions will be graced bv hen
this Spring NEW FOR SPRING At
$3.50, $3.50 AND $3.50
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WANTED A live man 20 take
care Of live stock III Hicks
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HNUW WINDOW. fHIN IHHifHFIUE mo
arrival ~ q new style
The sewing club met az Mrs X
Foozlewinka The evening vas
spent socially. including fancy
work and conversation
Two now barns are going up
Rah for Greater Gooaevaie.
As the snow gets thinner the
roads 10 getting deeper
VERfTAs.
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worth. our charming mliliner, has
busted OF the brown bonnet In her