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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-04-21
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Ohio.
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@po.
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Sal.
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Mrs. Siina WifIunb, !6ancocf,
Mid.
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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-04-21

Soleps Srino 9orotipe? Siuoin Fun
teiud on ipIId, rosfos, tuumeenta
painen hinne, fen mufana ummetus.
2osfo teiad on pddnfipuo, iofa job.
tuu ummetufiesto, ottafoa SoIeps 81
rino 9orotineo. Wpptdndnd Oscar
Norolin9iaa.
= Mrtpofas labia pstdpduenne
eli uttamanenne Suomeen on fpuoIi'
ferta Mnttoioa. sc mofioa Suo'
meen S1.75 muoIiferta.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-04-21

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iofa fuutauii:
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Sumolan ianan tdtfendt fen.
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704 Camper Il.
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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-04-21
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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-04-21

SumalanpolpelufIia bubtifuuua;
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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-04-21

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Flo 8 III.
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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-04-21

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feno 2 | p Seremias Salon talosio.
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ruoli 8 |.
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feuo 10 a.
Hippifoulutoimeni alotan W}osS Gis
tpsid tanIaqisi eurafunnan firfosia
toufof. 2 p felo 8 a. &oulua pibdn
fafIi niiffoa.
5. &onfila,
8r 211 Mass, Micb.
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The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-01-21

W W. Steltzslen returned Satur-
day from an extended tour through
the northern and eastern states.
S. O. Scoggins made business
trip to Port Arthur, Monday. in
the interest of the Layne Bowler
Co.
J. S. Gerson, of the Signal
Clothing Store was in New Orleans
on business the forepart OF the
week.
A full line of perfumes, face
creams, talcum powders and kind
red articles at the Journal Book
Store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brown Funk, Of
Jennings were guests at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Goodreau,
Sunday.
Mrs. Hastings returned Monday
noon from Lake Charles where she
has been making a short visit with
friends.
Jim Bowen went to Fenton
Monday to make preparations for
putting down an oil we'll in that
vacinity.
C. S. saxby, went to Lake
Charles Sunday to spend few
days visiting his son living neal
that city.
E. M. Plumb, formerly OF thi'
locality, but now located at Iowa
was a business visitor to Welsh
Wednesday.
NC. Davis returned SATURDAY.
from Kansas, where he has beer
spending several weeks visiting
friends and relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. "A. saxb:
started Tuesday for Nashvlll
Tennessee, for a short visit wit
r friends and church associates
' Mr.. Geo. P. Parsons, OF Chicago
! and his sister, Mrs, Waiter Mors'
: Of Jennings whom he is vlsltln
were Welsh visitors Saturday.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-01-21
Rice Bran and Polish at

Rice Bran and Polish at
Jones Bros.
Iiyou want the best in Paper
Hanging, call on A. B. Hail.
Miss Leota Robinson spent
Sunday with relatives at Roanoke.
Emile Langley was a business
visitor to the parish seat Monday.
Ezeb Louviere was q business
visitor to Lake Charles Monday.
Dr. R. R. Arceneaux was a
business visitor in Jennings Tues
day.
Nj. and Mrs. D. R. Read spent
Sunday the guests of friends in
Iowa.
Harvey Barbee of Crowley was
The guest of relatives in Welsh
Sunday
Nj. and Mrs. Roy Barbee were
lAe guests Of Jennings friends
Sunday evening.
4 few Maple and Arbor Vitae
1ses Tor sale. Inquire of S. A.
tevey, Welsh, La.
Aessrs R. Fl. and 0. S. Sinder-
soA we're transacting business in
Lake Charles Monday.
Miss Maud Coffin and Myrtle
alhs, Of Jennings were guests OF
Esnds in Welsh Sunday.
Miss Katie Strobe, and hel
Brother, W. P. Strobe were Lake
VAarles visitors Tuesday.
When you want your work done
ssll' either paper hanging or paint
hG call on A. B. Hall.
Rev Father Roumbouts was TIT
guest Of Rev. Father Peters 0
sennlugs Monday night.
Mss Nellie Franklin, came owe
'ou Jennings Sunday for a fe,
Gays visit at the home of her gran
parents, Mr.. and Mrs, S. M. Put
aal q this city.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-01-21

E. H. Boiling and VIM. Fear
went to Crowley Sunday, and
spent the night at the home of
/ Will Bridges. They returned Mon
day morning, and report Mr..
! Bridges in a most critical condl-
ton.
Taken Up:-At my place on
North Polk Street, one sorrel mare,
unbranded, roach name. About
seven Year, old. fourteen hand high,
three white feet. Owner can have
the same by proving property and
paying costs. ]. E. NontgomerY'
Welsh, La. 32p|
Mrs. Chas. Montaigne, of Jen-
ming, was the guest of relatives
here for several days the first part
of the week, coming over or the
double purpose of visiting relatives
and attending the meetings being
held at the Methodist Church.
i l. Bertrand, of the firm OF
Bertrand-Davis Co., went to Lake
Charles Monday to serve on the
Grand Jury. During his absence
Clarence letters, son of the Con-
gregational minister will take his
place in the store.
Geo. P. Parsons, an expert piano
, tuner of Chicago, who is visiting
his sister, Mrs. Walter Morse, OF
: Jennings will be in Welsh to tune
Pianos, January 1926. Parties
wishing work done will leave their
orders with MIR. J. J. Miller at the
Welsh Furniture Store.
Taken Up:-At Frank Hoke's
place, two miles west of Roanoke,
one dark bay two year old mare
| ponv, has two white feet, and
q white star in forehead, name and
r tail black, unbranded. Taken up
i Dec II. Owner can have same
by proving property and paying
costs. v. v. HOKe,
}, 33p Roanoke
For Rent;-A good 400 acre rice
farm, known as the Hervy Place
located eight miles south of Welsh
W The place has two good houses anc
II two sets of out buildings and ware
IL house large enough to hold TIT
~ crop. Will rent as a whole, or il
parts to suit. Practically new
IS land having been in cultivation
y only three years. Part laid GU
last wear. Watered from can
al ! For particulars address bo
1856 Welsh or inquire at the Journ
10 al Office so
w To my many friends and patrons
Of Welsh and vicinity. | desire
'e' express my thanks and appreci'
ton for the business courtesies thu
"a, have been extended to me durir
n the past nine years that | hay
lis been in business here. In leavin
ell | bespeak for my successor, j. !
Barnett the same courtesies al
y liberal patronage that has BET
90 given me in the past. Thankl'
''' all, and wishing all q full measu
y of success, | remain
=, Sincerely,
Il" S. A. Convey.
Raw Boiling returned Sund'
for evening from Crowley, where
mo had been spending the day helpi1
80 care for his brother-in-law, W
Bridges. He was accompanied
little Mildred Bridges, who will
'ne cared for by friends until the cri'
co. in her fathers illness is past. N
Se' Boiling reports that Mr.. Bridg'
ao- who has been ill for a couple
| a -
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-01-21
Rice Bran and Polish at
J ones Bros.

For Sale:-Pure bred Plymouth
Rock Chickens. Call on or address
30 If G. J. Lawson, Welsh, La.
Mrs. Gillette who was the guest
of Mrs. Scoggins for a few days
left for her home near Roanoke
Monday afternoon.
For Sale:-A $500 3x4 inch
Kodak good as new, will sell for
$500 80 If Sam Scar.
Mrs. R, E. Meyers, of Jennings
was the guest of her sister, Mrs.
c. E. Meyers of this city from
Saturday until Monday afternoon.
For Rent "A four room cottage
address or call on o. S. Carr
If Welsh, La.
Robert L. Craig of the Texas
Oil Co., with headquarters at
Welsh, was a visitor here Sunday
the guest of relatives.-Rayne
Tribune.
The best is the cheapest when it
comes to papering and painting
guarantee both work and materia
to be the best. A. B. Hall.
Mrs. Joseph Boland and little
son Carl went to Iowa Station
Monday afternoon, for an indefinite
visit with her friend Mrs MAJ
Sharp.
For SALE:-A fine young Jersey
COW, with young calf, gentle anc
we'll broke. Inquire at the Journa
office.
Mrs, Earnest Radeke returned
the latter part of last week from
Tennessee, where she had been 70
several weeks visiting friends ant
former associates.
A full line of wallpaper samples
on which I can save you from 20 t
. 40 per cent of the regular price.
A. B. Hall.
} Mrs. L. Eichhorn, of Ne
, Orleans, arrived here the latte
|, part of last week for weeks Wis
, with her daughter, Mrs. c. /
} Meyers.
Baled Straw;-I have first cla'
I Japan baled straw for sale in an
I quantities desires
{ Bop Frank Abbott,
Z Star Restaurant, Welsh La.
: C. C. Carlysle. Of Rayne can
( over to Welsh last Friday for a fe
DAYS visit at the home Of his wife
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. LIE
!. before going on to Texas.
F. Fl. Clark, of Goodell low
arrived in Welsh Wednesday eve
=, ing, for an extended visit with
- brother, E. M. Clark, the W
konwn canal owner.
Al Mr.. and Mrs. Gully B. Wood
"a returned the latter part Of Ii
20 week from North Carolina, wh'
they had been spending seve
weeks visiting friends and re
=, tives.
u S. A, Covey went to Houst
Wednesday evening to look at
the perfecting of the title Of So
u land that he contemplates purchs
nc in the Lone Star State,
u,
LosT:-Somewhere between
Methodist church and the Il
W Carr property, a small scarf pin,
nc with small pearl in center. FIJI
I'll er please leave at Journal office a
receive reward.
oh S. w, Day, of Alexandria
IN Il
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-01-21

Wateree Seed ssir' For Sale.
Ihaye about 100 sacks OF WaIeree
Seed Rice for sa1c. VIII trade ~
sacks OF it pound for pound, for an
Al Ho nduras Seed
Harry Anderson,
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-01-21

Wednesday evening to look after
the perfecting of the title of some
land that he contemplates purchasing
in the Lone Star State,
LosT:-Somewhere between the
Methodist church and the Geo.
Carr property, a small scarf pin, set
with small pearl in center. Find
or please leave at Journal office and
receive reward.
S. w, Day, of Alexandria was
shaking hands with friends in
Welsh the latter part Of the week.
He is highly pleased with the pros
poets in the section of the state
where he now resides.
Robert Craig went to Houston,
Wednesday evening to confer with
the managers OF the Texas Oil Co.,
relative to change of lacation
Mr.. Craig IS expecting to be given
q position somewhere in Texas.
The following people came ove1
from Jennings to attend the meet
ings at the Methodist church, Tues
day evening: Mr.. and Mrs. F. Il
Jaenke and daughter, Miss Maude
Mr.. w. E. Coffin and daughter, Mis-
Cleo, Mrs. j. NJ. Mutt and daughter
Miss Bell, Mrs. E. j. Sockrider, NJ
and Mrs James Ellis and Daughters
+, Misses Laura Mary and Mercle
!, Miss Bette Winters and Messr
: Walter Monks, Bernie Eikinto
and Nat Prentice
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-15
TALKS ON TEETH
By THE REGAL DENTISTS
ARE YOU NtGlFCTING YOUR
TEETH!

Physicians and dentists the world
over ars now saying that pyorrhea
loose teeth. missing and aching
teeth will cause not only nervous
ness. bad temper. insomnia, insan-
ny and bad stomach but also loss
OF flesh and general breakdown Of
the system.
Famous beauty doctors claim that
nothing spells beauty as much as
ugly, disflgured and decayed teeth
How 10 solve the problem
Can and have MS examine your
mouth free OF charge.
Loose teeth and bleeding gums.
pyorrhea or Riggs disease positive
~ cured.
II you have two or more teeth I'm
either Jaw we can give YOU a full
set IF teeth without the necessity
OF having 20 wear plates Nothing
20 drop In the mouth as good. If
not better than your own teeth, as
they can give you no pain.
II you must wear plate, let uH
mako you one OF our Smooth Sue
ton Plates, guaranteed never to
drop in the mouth.
Painless extraotions or no pay ac-
cepted.
We give written guarantee with
all work
REGAL DENTAL OFFICES,
NJ. w. Cor. Third Az. and Union ST.
Across the street from the r. o.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-15
Ap,LAYTIl1EM
~ STORIESN

Peggy lives Ia flat on the
fourth floor nf large apartment
house. The other day she was
standing on chair ia the kitchen.
trying her dolls hammock to the
latch OF the dumb walter deoF, She
gave an extra hard pull and the
door flew open The waiter was
resting there. rogEy decided "
should Do her automobile, 80 nhe
and her dolls took possession ~ A.
soon a door below her opened,
aud sho heard yes" ia woman's
voice. And then from below,
Butcher" Then her ride began.
What run Il waH' with a bump ~
stopped and very surprised
butcher boy was staring az her but
he save her the package and pulled
hor up when the woman saw Pes
~ sho laughed
n didn't know I had given tho
butcher an order for all thla." she
said.
4 am riding In my automobile. q
explained Peggy
How very nice." said the woman
Would you like a cooker"
Peggy surely would She even
consented 20 tahe two.
Then the grocer boy pulled her
down and sent her up again with
hts load After that she had 70
walt an awfully long time. and n
wann't very pleasant Then the
jnnltof brought her down She
asked him n he would puah their
button and pull her 40. she wanted
20 SO homo. when her mamma
saw her sitting there che was very
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-15

tin cups and eaten with tin spoons
"TWlrl the platter Simon says
thumbs up" and Blind mana
buff" would afford tho most fun.
Dear Mas Grey: VIII you
tell ma what temperature child
Of years old should have
when welif How many times
should the pulse beat IN a minute
II welif u this good way to tell
II one has feyerf How many
tlmca should a womana pulse beat
a minute when welif
A MOTHER.
A-TempeFatafc adult as de-
grees on rising. 10 80 degrees In
Afternoon The general average
9sG degrees r. Child after alr
years. same
Pulse. adais-sos0 (avrraga 7zl
child ib years. average so
The pulse rate Increases In fey
ors. though a rapid pulse may comst
from other causes and deea not al
ways mean a feter
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-15

much aHtoniahod. you may believe.
I've been riding. and a lady gave
me cookies" began Peggy, az sho
was lifted out
Riding IN che dumb waiteri" OK
claimed mamma.
Yes" answered Peggy. but ]
don't think I viii again. n Isn't
nice sitting there In the dark wait
inK 20 be pulled"
And It's very dangerous. my
child. added mamma
Safe automobiles arc hard 90
flnd, aren't thcyy" asked regy y
think ! like horses better" And she
climbed up on her rocking horse
with a '8st up Dobbini@
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-15
Beauty Hints.

Where everything eiae has failed
tho woman with obstinate freckics
may with benefit Try this formula
Oxide q zinc. Y dram. subiodids
Il blamuth. = dram: daxtrin. ~
drama. xiycrrtne. ~ drains
spread che paste upon the frcck
lea AZ night before going 70 bed
Ia the morning remove what re-
mains with = htsie powdered horax
and sweet ols
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-15
Nntt1ia6reyo
Letters

Dear Miss Grey. have brown
hair. gray eyes. and an olive eom.
piexiou CRn ! wear wine color
How can ! keep 4 hair brush clean
How Is chauffeur" pronoRnredf
A READER
A-tn Any o. tho fashionable
shades 81 red are becoming 20 one
- your type 81 Wash in warm
ammonia water and good white
soap Rinse vel and dry quickly.
30 Sho-fer.
Dear Miss Grey Please suggest
luncheon 10 serve al a hard tlmam
PARTY Aud Some games also.
~. j.
A-Coffce and donghnuts. o. hot
eurrmcal mnsh aud milk served Ia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-15

N'r baking dish and PVT >
Afw = fns crumbs. tsen =
- q Apples. peeled aud =
- q course. then sugar, =
No. Cinnamon and cloves. >
% TisA llttla pieces of :
1n Repeat until the dish .
taen pour over hair A =
Ga'assea or maple syT =
Alkee with a much water .
nafh eater AZ you have !,
Nfr9 O molaszea. which. =
~ USE Cover with .
~ q TOP. SET the DISH In .
N q hot water and bake =
~ % applea are soft M =
.a ne liquid and looks >
'sEh \ w0ald BE- too drv :
ache. haste with a little =
nolasass and water :
- sarm. nlth cream. Rails. :
g.Aa Be added II you are :
Y hem. also the nutmeg .
tsss could Be omitted. :
'''sas % your own taste :
$40 !.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-15

There ia no shampoo better than
that ~ sEx u gives life and gloss
60 the hair ard clsanaea it ard the
scalp perfectly
The water uukt ho quite warm
not - hot that "a would cook esEs
however
Break 9 Or sKrs into a bowl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-15

stirring only enough 10 nix do not
beat them NJ ait
Pour little on your hair. rub
bing IN we'll. wash out and put on
more continuing until you have
used all the eggs using ali the
water necessary 10 get out the cxg
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-15

~ mos Desirable veg
. asb ,oup 4 con posed q car
4 IN luFsIps. cabbage. celery
4 ~ FwueA peas and lestuce
. sss.s hare heen waahcd and
4 y - ,Aseas AID are blAnch
. IL BENG plunged into boil I
/, q sassr. after whleh they are
/, ~! . ths xonsomme and
/, 'ssss 4 L. thus gsylns % ths
/, n, muraun<si. bat At the
/, ~ .lne. delicate vegetable
/, aaser
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-15

I ga skealasF that weighs
.sws snd have the
I, ~ ~ oal the bone with
4 n sxssnk i open. Pack with
/, Ans naaa q II crackers
! aI.N hnR add pepper. salt
!, II talssr and q little poultry
, nnr aialsen sikh boil
. Il fs.af and add a beaten
"a n - vsll wlth ssrinx.
|tmAma ard shake on a IT,
~ III peepsr and -four
. HAg Mgai . little add bot
7 mW ana tee hasslag Add
I rax Ads Nassf II necessary
llk.An uafY shea done.
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Render pure mutton taiiow. and
while Il 81 stiii hot dissolve gum
camritoF In a. a. much IA desired
THIS IL an excellent remedy for
chapred hands and lipa
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h MI together cup zach of
: s1elg eas asksd potatoes. boil
~ h#sA esiefy. apples and
I N4isS AID 0ue small onion
#<lY fzt dress wiih French
! *a1zsas shn add enough
s~sk ifszm to nolsten sell
~ . kezFt ieaseS Of let
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- ~ eni0n4. bcll IN an
''a Nalar for : minutes.
- se9as wlth fresh boiling
AA# Fsiar and cook until
f''E Drain again. put the
~ = : saucs pan. sprinkle
|'N3 'sppsT. sd 10 cup u
~ fessT and cook slowly
N y nlnNes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-15

Rice and mRcaroni must be
boiled rapidly IA large quantity
Of water. slow cooking makes them
zoggy,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-15

Il s 's.'9 trimming Is IN vogue nos
,. precious stone Is initiated
"a so.oalled An otber
49,. ..'a.Aaeaefs aud plrdios
.s.. A1a slides are made ~
q i. osads and tubes Wbleb
..'.. oasAt r. any color scbea, !,
W M '', ,l. On NET Or ranza v ~,
. aeaa ano ali forms n wv, Wy
n. . '.'asf drapery are moslst
4 ',sa pieces make An oraats
~ y. sofsase some ~ n ~
~ ~. ~ finished with mni,,e ~
e, s S..lls that swing ~ Vii
l|tssa '.9..slnent Of lhe 49,, 80
gnr. '' ~, stones N wopds ~, \,
! ~ als and two lnchea laa y
~, !. y pehdania. ana iaS '',is
= "a. /. 4. ssigfed balls atlaobe1 i' Y,
- N great lavos ''''i .
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-15

The pretty fluffy. ruffiy laboiR
are stili the smhriea, thing in neck
wear
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-15

\ n. ,ra Evsa Southern style
r,mow TIE seeds and partir
". ,lom : sweet green pep
y. ri them into strips and
- ! mlnuses Ia : table
\ - = butter. Broil a thin
\ n 4 han and cut 4 into
/. .s.A,s psres Tor Individual
/. .rIsx Have ready some
|. ss,s z toasted bread put a
ss Il Aam On each. cover
], ~ irsea peppers. then with a
i, HeAsd egs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-15

,..,-,l.s Eggs With sausage
-. 1 saasages until done,
! - y, II TIE ias and cut the
N. 80 smAll pieces Add !
1890 butter. shake over
7 1. - uasll msltcd. then add
! . y, n beaten and mixed With
Y '.sucons q cream and stir
w AZ exgs are set. Season
] :, rvpsr and salt and serve
/. - lasss points
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fashions

sleeves show a variety
|.. .aapes With gathers. puffs
~ "aaaes and shocking ga
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-15

~ ~. 20 new shlrtwalsia to
|sAl.s , n. suits there are striped
NM .,' 'a.s n white and a color
n ~,'.. .''lassed IN the color Of
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~ v u. Z. again being featured on
ii II, ,se aevest costume de.
/. III y ''sy are different enough
AZ /, Y 1 make them seem rone.