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Washington telegraph., 1911-08-11
WARNING ORDER

In Hampstead Chancery Court, Sept,
term, 1911.
Sue Gin, Plaintiff
VS.
George Gin, Defendant.
The defendant, George Gin, is warned
to appear in this Court within thirty days,
and answer the complaint of the Plaintiff
Sue Gin.
Fl, r.. WILSON, Clerk.
This 10th day of July, 1911.
Washington telegraph., 1911-08-11
Notice of Sale!

Notice is nefeDy given thao III
obedience to the directions OF the
decree of the Honorable Chaneery
Court of Hampstead County, Ark
ansas. rendered on the 10th day of
! November, 1910, in case, Lillian
II. Beall, ct, al VS. Frank W. Mer-
rell, ct. al, pending in said Court,
and certain contract made and
entered in and between Lillian ID.
Beall, ct. al, and Frank w. Mer-
rell, ct. al, | will, between the
hours of ten O'Clock in the fore
noon and three o'clock i'll theaftef
noon, on the
lst Day of September l9li,
in front of the east entrance OF the
Court House in the town OF Wash
ington, Hampstead County, Arkan-
sas, offer for rale, 10 the highest
and best bidder, at public auction,
on Il credit of three months, the
following desoihed lands. situate IN
Hampstead County, Arkansas, to-;
wit:
Southeast quarter and east half
of the southwest quarter OF section
four; all of section nine; south
half of section ten; west hall OF
southwest quarter, southeast quar-
ter of southwest and southwest
quarter of southeast qnanter of
section Il; all of section IA; north
half and east half of southeast
quarter of section Is; north half
of section 16; northeast quarter,
west half of southeast quarter,
north half of northwest quarter aud
southwest quarter OF northwest
quarter of sectiAn %; east half OF
northwest quarter, east half OF
southwest quarter, west half OF
southeast quarter and southwest
quarter Of northeast gaarqr Of sec
tion 24; allin township ] ] south,
range 26 west, containing 1860
| - .,,,,.a -. iaee
For the purposes Of thYale SAL
lands have been dividswoi bro three
.EfEaafzssan4a--a- .a-4.assed yae 4cts. Mo-
l, 3 and 3 Trace M COM
prises all of said lands sections
4, 8 and 16, containing 1900 acres,
more or less tract 10, 2 comprises
all of said lands in sectionsl0 and
Is and west half of southwest quar-
ter of section IL and west half OF
southeast quarter Of section %,
containing $50 acres, more lor less.
and tract No 3 comprises southeast
. quarter of southwest quarter and
southwest quarter of southeast or.
of section IL; all of secion IA f;
northeast quarter, north half OF
northwest quarter and southwest
quarter of northwest quarter of
section %; and all of said lands i'll
section "a, containing ,2S0 acres,
more or less. Said tracts will be
first offered separately and then all
Of said lands will be offered togeth
er, and the highest and best bid,
or bids, taken as a whole will be
accepted Possession of said lands
will not be given until after Janua
ry |, 1912.
The purchaser will he required
20 execute his note for the purchase
money, with approved personal Sc
I curity, bearing l0pesctiuterestpe per
annum from date until paid, and a
lien will be retained on the land to
secure the payment of/the purchase
money notes.
This Goth Gay of Jnly, 1911.
r. c. STUART, Trustee.
Washington telegraph., 1911-08-11
WARNING ORDER
Hampstead Chancery Court, Sept, term,

Hampstead Ghancery Court Sept, term,
1911.
Anthony Brisco, pftff.
VS.
Lara Brisco, Defendant
The defendant, Lara Briseo, is warned
to appear in this Court within thirty days
and answer the complaint of the plaintiff,
Anthony Brisco,
a. R. WILSON,
June ", 1911, Clerk in Chaneery.
b. f. Monroe, Atty ad-htem.
Washington telegraph., 1911-08-11
IMPORTANT NOTICE
To When 1t May Concern:

To When 1t May Concern:
TIE HOMESTEAD COLQNl-
ZATlON co is the only iastitu
tion in Arkansas in which yon can
place as 0it lie as $500 per mouth
and get G per cent on it,
1t is the only institution u the
State that will lend yon money and
not requile the repayment OF any
part OF the principal for aperlod OF
more than seven years,
A better or postcard addressed
to THE HOMESTEAD COLONl
ZAlION co 213 Riegler Build
ing, Little Rock, Ark will bring
ypp full Ilformation.
Washington telegraph., 1911-08-11
WARNING ORDER
Wesley Blaeet, Plaintiff.
VS.

N' Di"SeN IIaIntlH,
Myrtle Bacet Defendant.
The Defendant Myrtle Blactt, is warned
10 appear IN this Court within thirty days,
and answer the complaint OF the Plaintiff
Wesley Blacet
witness my hand as such Clerk and seal
OF this Court hereto affixed this 8th day
of July, 1911.
Fl, r. WILSON, c ERIK.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-21

HEARTY RESPONSE
TO HOMES APPEAL
LARGE NUMBER SUBSCRIBING TO
FUND FOR NEW BUILDING
Rebuilding Comm Greatly En-
Outraged In Campaign f5r Nee
essary Funds

Tho hearty response On the appeal
90 tho rebui ding committee FOR the
HON. OF tla Good shepherd. evil
dcuced by the large number az sub
FCr'bers fo fL- rebuilding fun pub
l-hed yesterday morning. was e. top.
or discussion iu the city. and the fact
Shat ton thousand dollars have been
-uh-criLrd already prom sees well FOR
q new home ga tho near future
The Ust o. contributors o. looked
upon as am honor roll. and the com.
mittce promises 20 add 10 tb's r0l
from time fo time Or new sahscrip-
lions come iI. aud fle expectation
o. that practically every man or Won.
60 .r tlr Cfy uHo i- alive 20 tho
i''tnrwouf Uf fIs community wI o..
added 90 the roll T0 withhold rsl.
rcrlptlor. large or small. VIII bo svf.
dencs ~ lack ~ interest Zoo tho
things thar are most important In arv
community the virtue ~ The girls
and the fafeEuarllug ~ The physical
and moral health a. the boys
The public seems 20 have taken
hold or 'hl4 calamity fo tfa Coo.
shepherd Home and Dos worh al an
opportunity o. ormorstr8fn how great
is fHe civic pride o. Wheeling The
now home. whom erected. win Do "a
monument 10 tra splendid ep.r' that
is existing in Whce.'rr @ sp.r't that
10 necessary ~ rho c.ts ls fo grow icf.
TOR in tho things that help to make
"a CITY truly great
~ begins fo look al o. all fhe mon
arf women fr OH. community who
take any pride ir 90. citizenship a-a
fnfrru ned to latr hand 'r tho r.
construction ~ the only Home or ffa
Good shepherd nh.rh rh. State has
over bed one Was needed long De-
fore 'fa burned structure wac do.
voted f1 ifF benevolent uses. and DID
delay ls to he permitted ln the recon.
f'rlrf.Hr OF another home even Doe.
Ter adapted f1r -l' carr. .rF or o.
ifs important work
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-21
BOWLING LEAGUE
To se Organized 40 tns y ~. c. =
Meeting % Players reid
LAST sgrt

& u-ee-rr OBJ. thr candidates t0r The
hoalaz league to Pc Organized az the
D. 81 49, a. tl.s winter. vas held 90
,-e bowling alleys ~ the association
.a-t ri-t. aaf a-rarreu"nts made-'1r
craaln- ~ o. scr.tl. f'r the team.
and hoII'ls pract.'
About e.. sht teams arc desired FOR
fh- league and tbs number VIII Dc
picked from The Candidates
I'asf-t ba. IrAcuce vii he held
this evening % 'le gym and the cau-
dlja-es for the two teams put through
ueht work on the bars and weights.
Basket ball practice will De- held reg
u.arIy from now on until The last OF
November RLca the games vIl De-
gin.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-21

.yrH niue, lrsrr." he SAID. "n1f 90
believe rtrrtfr.ur tHl l.1r a'ou'
your rn'Ehlors
'But Why not believe them. le .orE
~ hey give one 20 much eaii-iac-
fU~ "a .rr.r"n't ASKED INCA
30 Record Herald
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-21

f t1 Cameron ohio.
M 10 Dorler. % Main sf-ses. VII
ne flarfn street Nfafroffaf
-fl7 ~ A.nEs daughters Ia q ahort
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-21

viesors Scores IN n. L. To Xlz1.s.
ca rluks PlEy - So
LoEi1g TaEm
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-21
FALL OVERCOATS

Mad, 20 your measure in Your choice from
the most up-tO-nOw fabrics. one anon.
many is the new imported fabric rro0erl,
named WARMTH WITHOUT WEIGHT
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-26
KATE F1ASTERSON'S -.
A pR1AYER aTV
FOR Tie MOTfIfRSdZ7X

For my dear children that they be guarded
from all physical dangers through this day.
preserved from accident or illness. That they
may be diigent in their studies. dusiiul to
their teachers and kind and unscliish with their
schoolmatcs.
Keep their minds happy and open to all
beneficial impressions. Instill love for JUS
sicc in their play: and entire humanity and
sympathy with all animals and living things
Show them the right way in all questions that
may trouble them as 10 their actions.
Keep from them every cruel thought or quar-
rclsomc instinct. Let self control and civil
speech be their good angels. and may their lips
and cars be saved nom harrington repeating
rude or vulgar language.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-26
my FAVORITE RECIPE"

Thomas Murphine. tho attorney.
u very fond Of chill sauce. That
.4poshsome and appesising substance
adosns his table svery night and
he Insists on chill sauce with his
soup for dinner.
50 Mrs. Murphine IA m expert on
mating chill sauce. Here Is her
recipe:
Peel and slice IL tomatoes and
mix with following ingredients: One
Ithoppcd onion. ono chopped green
tpeprer. three tablespoons sugar.
two cups vinegar. one tablespoon
| salt. two teaspoons each cloves. Gin.
namon. ailzpIce and nutmeg. Heat
to boiling point and cook slowly for
two and one-half hours.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-26

Give them opportunity to show respect for
the aged and feeble; for the poor and for those
who may serve them. Inspire them to defend
ing hand to any companion in distress or need.
May their minds acquire the habit OF abso-
lutte honesty 30 that falschood will be impos-
sibe to them. May they speak no unknd
word or carry no tales Keep them from all
envy or greed. May their hands be helpful
and their hearts generous.
Bless them with the JOY OF youth and mod
Grafton in all their amuscmcnts. That they
may learn while their minds and bodies are
pliable those habits OF mental and physical
purity and cleanliness that will insure for them
healshful. happy and honorable manhood and
worssanhood
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-26
To Properly Treat
Obstinate Wrinkles

Particularly where wrinkles and
burrows are long and deep. the
massage devotec IL apt to rub too
hard and too frequently" says DIR.
Limoges. "Such treatment ioosens
the skin. causes muscles TO sag and
axgrayntos the wrinkled condition
just the opposite result from what
she seeks.
Better than massage. OF any
thing else. for the most obstinate
wrinkles and crows feet. as well as
the finest lines. is q formula well
known In France. which American
ladies' may readily avail themselves
OF. as you will have no difficulty
procuring the constituents from
your druggists. II IL this: One
ounce powdered saxolite In one-half
pint witch hazel. Battle the face.
neck and hands In this daily. The
effect In really marvellous, not only
az 10 wrinkles. but also In case OF
double chin and baggy cheeks. The
application IL cooling. soothing.
tending TO relieve fatigue and In
somnia. "--Advt-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-26
Caramel
Cake Good

Cook cup Of granulated sugar
in granite pan until dark brown.
stirring to prevent burning. Add
4 cup boiling water and continue
to cook until thick as molasses. Set
10 cool while making cake. for
which beat to cream V cup but
tor and III cups white sugar. Add
well-beaten yolks OF 2 eggs. l cup
cold water and cups flour sifted
with one teaspoon baking powder.
Add level teaspoon soda dissolved
In four tablespoonfuls OF tho burnt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-26
GLOVES

Mending gioves II not difficult
A NJ 10. III or ~ needle should
be ussd. and correspondlngiy fine
tlsrcad--not elk. Then tho finger
can be put on one Of your own Nm
gers or the little mending finger
which can be bought a, any notion
counter. Take stitches over and
over. as nearly like the glove seam
as you can.
When finished. carry the thread
thu ough tho wrong side. fasten. and
cut off Gloves are nearly always
mcnded from the right side. al
though. when tho seam allows. do
the work nom the wrong side.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-26
Why Society Women
Wash Their Own Hair

Society has taken 70 home sham.
pooling for only one reason. and
that Is 10 rave their natural hair.
Most hair dressers insist on sham
pooling with soap Jelly. which In
time will ruin any head OF hair. The
aiksli In soap bIeaches and dnlIs
the hair. causing II TO split, become
brittle and fall out
Society women avoid these con
dltions by washing their own hair
with teaspoonfui Of canthrox dis
solved In a cup OF hot water This
simple. inexpensive shampoo clean
ses perfectly. dries quickly without
any III effects and leaves the hair
very soft, lustrous and fluffy. Only
a few minutes are required for one
OF these perfect. delightful sham
poos.--Adyt. :
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-26
RWs INTEREST READERS OF THE STAR
CLARA BARTON, WOMAN OF PEACE AND

with thu imminast Danniur of
Clara pa,tor *. paa croas narne.
VIM NJ the as. of ninety. IA Ne.
,io.s,x an n, hsr ehllahood home
IN Mnnsaehus.,,a n utrong figure
in the woman movsment will no,
MOI ina, Mas uar,on bas atood for
the .ssneina,ion az her ser. In
doing The thlnsa that sbe has done.
howsver her ex.eu,,ye ability and
d.tarmlna,ion 40 GARRY her effort
"a eomnln,ion bav. ala.d every
.otbar ,voman who has haa 10 no
in,, tke ~.rla o.s.,a. tho home'
n M nulv within IN. iant fcw
.an,h. ,hs, u,ss ua,,oo ha. csas.
III M hs ae,lx, In Tho f,eld which
sha ,ora $50 c,as. so, n., wo,L
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-26
Is
Business
Partner

Have been married six years and
have tire. fine chlldfsn. Hut my
wife n.glerts than. She viii not
pack my lunch basket And abe
does not make the beds. And she
spends LOT OF time talking 10
her hrotherlnlav. Who Ii a col
hector and comes around our way
every week I would not stay with
her except for my children. Can
you tell me any way Of changing
herr Or would u be best Co sep
nrste. me taking tho babies I'D. ".
Marriage IL . business contract
The man agrees 70 provide tor
home and children. Tho vito agrees
10 take care uf the home and chill
drsn In tho best way she can. n
she fails she IL breaking her con
tract. and by 10 much she herself
releases tho man. just as In tho
business world.
Explain thfs clearly 10 the woui.
an. She may not zoe tho justice.
for some women do not know much
about Justice. but sha may under.
stand that every time she does an
unwise thing such az receiving long
calls from tho collector. she 10
nexiecting her duty To her family
Every time she does not pack your
luncheon. or when abe falls 10
make the beds. abe IL breaking her
contract. And when she breaks
her contract. she IL setting you frec
from her
When tho mothers example is 70
very had. II ssesns that the In
flnencs OF good father Ii all tho
more necessary.
n you really want TO stay with
her do 20. hut n you are miser.
sbis. and cannot keep her from be-
Ing . very foolish woman. then
there are many ways OF settling
the matter In the courts.
But do not lot her have your
children TO raise. You seem To be
the one fitted for that And she
knows that as long AZ she has the
children she can get what she
wants out Of you At any time.
Keep the children II you would be
free
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-26

er for a girl OF II to wear \ black
wolfe dresss III 40. what color
should the alp ber
fzl II n proper TO wear hose TO
match each dress when patent
slippers are worn,
fsf In q black hat Of fine straw,
trimmed In vlo!cfs. nil rixhf for .
girl to wear II the shape Is bscons-
ingg
co. Ia II right for a girl TO shake
hands with a boy she has not seen
for a long timer should she offer
her hand firsts BROWN EYES.
40 n you already have the
dress. wear Il. but don't buy " "
you have not already done 70
Wolfe IL too old for you " you
have Il. make II look as youthful
as possible. Use black and white
large checked silk lining. or green
and blue check.
f2l Yes. and also plain black.
f3) Yes. but It's old enough for
her grandmother. Take the violcfs
of and trim It In q large ribbon
bow.
"a Certainly, and the girl
shouid always offer her hand first
Dear Miss Grey am engaged
but for certain reasons cannot yet
marry. Ny fiance and ! are both
homeless. hut he expects soon to
buy home and take a younger
brother To live with him. He
wishes me to take charge OF the
home for him. A. | am employed.
with such work ms could be done
afternoons. I could do this very
nicely. Would II cause scandaig
Would you advise me to do Il?
r. J. X.
Alt certainly would give the
busybodies a chance TO wag their
tongues. n you could rent room
10 an older woman who would serve
as chaperon. II might be all right.
bnt my advice H.: stay out OF u al
together.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-26

Seate has OF the best equipped and most modern
satner Shops the Pacific Coast IL not generally
~ IT, however This shop 10 situated In rooms
q me Arcade building Second avenue and Is owned
hil an expert In the manipulation Of ostrich puines
N y - or employed by the well known firm OF j. w.
& - on Broadway ia New York. and has been In the
1 - eleven years Ostrich Feathers products are I'M
manufactured In this shop The rebuilding OF ostrich
~ no means simple task. only the highest class OF
= sccced In turning out work which does not show evil
aumsy hands Pumes that soied and outofdate can.
suhnlhB process be made into beautiful willow pumes
poys ten skilled assistants He has made specially
=. nominal cost DID, discarded plumes into willow
~ , ~, 90 credit the best OF hats
s ~ personally superintends the dyeing cleaning and
umes There In probably other branch OF the bust
~ sqirea closer attention than does this The peculiar
enaant on these be thoroughly under
ponncs best results Particularly in this long expert
- necessary for successful results The quality
~ an important feature: II II not uncommon
~ ~ rain storm black sreaks of water running
- ar 'ace under hat which piumes dyed with
d a. nIsabe dyes Mr. Hill guarantees the colors he
~ ~ aDssouey fast Quite feature In this line OF
pss~s nasn Department" in which pumes cured on
~ ~'1s nat Ia ten fifteen minutes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-26

caramel. fold In stiff white of the
eggs and flavor. For filling. cook
together cupful Of milk. III cup
fuls Of white sugar and rest Of the
caramel. Cook thick. boat TIL cool
enough 70 spread.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-26
Three Cash Prizes for
Best Breakfast Ideas


wfds n winter. -. -
Psqs editor Will give s
and inexpensive MAKE your
psspsrs Al lssss NUS .
END ADDRESS, ana "s y
lived moi Friday Might
Address Ursskfas Editor. The etar.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-26
rAMILv WASHING
- CENTS PIN WEKK
CoyEY WET WASH LAUNDRY
PIsONE GAsT sess.
The Care Of Your Teeth

We advise peopis 10 90 10 cthss psptai
Officer. sss thsis offfoss. iaspsct theis
worh. learn their priosa and Get advice,
then uoms 10 us for free consuitsttcn and
examination and get our psiees
Our work 10 not the cheap ciass Of
work done BY transient dsntfsts, A rspu-
tsfion for doing the best work for low
90 your wovk with the vsry best grade
materials. and u IL this fact Witch In
snres sAtisfs ction for our patients. and
reputation for ourselves.
AL NoRK GUARANTEED
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-26

- Yrs GREY: I have nm Ink
- = 3 1elIcsfp lavender zsphyr
n 1Dosa. and. although l
~ oHc1 Il In sweet milk. the
= IN there. Can You help
~ SUBSCRIBER
49, h s0lr milk. not In
0n1 - II . zthour soaking
- ~ y ~ work. soak until Il
~ klnonni viii sometimes re-
~ I plaIn II not too bad.
~ M Grey: I dyed carpet
- = " eirtkes boiler. and aft
- Gfruhbed the boiler thor
~ when boiling some
y <1ekhes n II afterward the
. cng ~ and dyed them vaTl-
: 1n1n = I'D sad pink. They
|cn1ls 70 ~ and cannot af.
- ~ th<m- Can you help
Mem.
IN ~ are dyed. II viii
~ Impossible 10 get the
JoyelIe water IL prob
II ~ help. but use care.
~ b rot the Clothes II
y o1Sog Bon q pound
= = eaIlon Of water for
~ tAen add q pound cf
~ -. After the fluid
~ Dp(tle and cork tightly
port. Soak the clothes
e water In which is q
- hqnfd. II this does
y ~ stain. put clothes
ru1or Of waller. add the
xoogy and boil.
- Grey: Please give
- for q boys club.
PRESIDENT.
e.pssds somewhat on the
- club. n for amnse-
y LIVELY Lads or Entire
winch phrase meaning
erselves.' Ia appropri-
- Grey. IN Ia n nroo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-26

WARRINGTON b. THOMAS
NEW YORK. Sept 2s.--Mother
must shake her stirring spoon to-
ward Wall street and scold Wash.
ingson u. Thomas for the high
mark reached In sugar priceA. He
In prcsidcn, Of the Sugar Trust.
which. only FEW months ago.
was caught cheating unclo Sam
out Of several millions Of dollars
In sugar duties.
Thomas. sitting In dignlficd
fashion at his dcsk. tho other day
gave the word for another raise In
sugar. bringing Il to ST.ss hun.
drcd pounds. Wholesale. Word OF
the raise went immediately 10 liz
Wall st.. where sugar brokers re-
ioiecd
Then II went to tho rest Of the
country.
Which Isn't rejoicing ono bit.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-26
Cynthia Crey's Letters
uNFgRMENTEp WINE

A the gapes pick from he ssn's put IN poceI.h kcs
s vslsr until and pulp separate Prv~s
hraurh thick Juice to kettle and ad three
= sxar pounds OF grapes; heat TO snmenns poe
ID m ~ .~s This makes gallon OF vine
- - MRS HARRIET H. MCCARTHY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-26


-, MA. gr,v recently trom another place.
49, - for company Is proper to accept am
= rvfsrencess En-. - '-.-~ss A.,
Introduces another u supposcd 70
Can tho one Who brunknt
= ~~tpxs II not until about tns
-, = h eusssion dont ASK him for reference
~ N Crsy: n WIN lavender and pink be worn I'll. fsn
~ Vhrs Il language of the pfmrcscF stHooL"in-
An poxA will be very popular
II worth -, ..- 49, -
- - s.bsned 10 be reading II older
IN Miss Grey recipe for dry bread pancakes
Ask he bread In the morning drain To cnps
- -four teaspoons little SALT beat
- - "a mix make thin batter
~ Miss Grvy buying marsss found that y
something I've had before In my me
~ rhd sssolne does work Please advise me- a"
sx o bma he hardly afford 70 do so
- - - - MRS HOusEkEEP.
ne .zs<xs out OF and SATuRATE
c0oUcILY xfth enxosfue poSsns
Il until perfectly OF BE- careful about
OF the scour tho bed
& ernu and and sarnish use an extra
e vnruish q I'll hide Clean the
ne examnng carefully for fndica
a1ue1 making nearly airtSn As possf
II - ban sulphur.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-26

We are noted tbs world aFound Tor our
low prices and good work.
ALBANY FAMILIES DENTISTS
On the Second Floor Of the Psopis's psnk
Building. corner Of second Az. and
Pike st.
opposfts tho Bon 1archs and MacDou-
saiI & gouthuicks Take Elevator o.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-26
@H

10 sure TO read our article on
The Care OF Your Teeth" In next
Maudax'a Star
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-26

. As moment whea housewife 10 preparing
- sS. pears pums abe finds the price OF has
o she is professional or Just the capable head
that In necessary 70 preserving
a :. ~ ,ssar nut the heat HOT. HOT Hori
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