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Arizona republican., 1911-05-19
IMPROVING BUILDING.

J. D. Robertson is having the build ing recently occupied as The Oak sa- prOVements include an enlarged base ment, new floors. paint and varnish- ing. J. w. Baldwin has the contract. MT. Robertson has not yet given out what line of business he will engage in. but there is a hint that it will be a first class cafe and soft drink empori- um
Arizona republican., 1911-05-19
FROM THE EAST.

Dr. Tibbitts of Highland. III. a cousin of J. B. Cook of the Pacific creamery. is spending a few days here visiting. He is on his way to California and will leave Tempe the first of the week.
Arizona republican., 1911-05-19
6 SOUTH SIDE NEWS i.

of the Merchants Protective associa- ton is desired at the regular meet ing, which will be held this evening. as change in the bylaws is to be made and in order to accomplish this at least two-thirds of the members must be present. Several other inn portant matters are to be brought up, too, and the meeting will be an interesting one
Arizona republican., 1911-05-19

Foley Kidney Pills take hold of your system and help you to rid yourself of your dragging backache. dull headache. impaired eyesight. and of all the ills resulting from the impaired action of your kidneys and bladder Remember it is Foley Kidney Pills that do this. Elvey & Hulett. quality drug gists
Arizona republican., 1911-05-19
A SUMMER FAD.

Ladies. don't forget that white shoes high and low. and white hose to match, are all the fad for spring and summer. Hyder Bros. are well prepared for you.
Arizona republican., 1911-05-19
CATTIE COMING LIN.

Several punches of range cattle have been brought in this week Messrs. Cole and Fisher of Rye both brought in large punches and other herds are reported on the road.
Arizona republican., 1911-05-19
OFF FOR THE SUMMER.

AIr. and Mrs. j. NJ Compton left yesterday for the summer. expect ing to return to Tempe in the fall They go first to Los Angeles, from thereon to Salt Lake City for a stay of a month. and another month will be spent in and around Denver and the return trip in the early fall will be made by way of Fl Paso and back to Tempe.
Arizona republican., 1911-05-19
NOTED BAND COMING.

The Pacific Electric band of Los Angeles is billed to be in Tempe on the afternoon of the 23rd, next Tues day. The band is now making d tour cf the territory, drumming up tourist traffic
Arizona republican., 1911-05-19
Do You Have the Right Kind of HeIp7

Foley Kidney Pills furnish you the right kind of help to neutralize and remove the poisons that cause back ache. headache. nervousness, and other kidney and bladder ailments" Elvey & Hulett, quality druggists
Arizona republican., 1911-05-19

Robertson at the home of her parents. Professor and Mrs. H. Q. Robertson. Wednesday night, in honor of Misses Laurabel and Florence Cook, who are visitors from Globe.
Arizona republican., 1911-05-19
ON SICK LIST.

Charles NJ Mullen has been on the sick list for several days. but is re- ported some better now.
Arizona republican., 1911-05-19

Foley Kidney Pills are true medi- cine. They are healing. strengthening, antiseptic and tonic. They act quickly. Elvey & Hulett, quality druggists.
Arizona republican., 1911-05-19
STRANGERS IN TOWN

At the Alhambra-E. B. Cook. Whit tier; Thomas c. Evans. Los Angeles: C. Bruckman. Winkelman; B. SOltz. New York city; Walter E. Everest.
Arizona republican., 1911-05-19
In the Wake or the Measles

The little son of Mrs. O. E. Palmer. Little Rock, Ark, had the measles. The result was a severe cough which grew worse and he could not sleep. She says: "One bottle of Foley's Honey and Tar Compound completely cured him and he has never been bothered since" Group. whooping cough. measles cough all yield to Fole s Honey and Tar Compound. The genuine iS in the yellow package always. Refuse substitutes. Elvey & Hulett, quality druggists.
Arizona republican., 1911-05-19

Insure your grain with A. Nielsen X Co. Don't take chances on the loss of your crop.
Arizona republican., 1911-05-19
THE CRUEL BUTCHER BIRD.

war upon the butcher" or "cat" bird. While the bird destroys a great many
Arizona republican., 1911-05-19

Continued on Page 3
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-06-01
THE CASH INTRIGUE
Cco1tiuae6 from Page Twe1vNl

San sant ever the sGit CAGE and
slapped his :egE IN SarO3ysm cc de-
light. "Ah sutteRiy Is LRdy GIleh," .
q be-
Phillip, laughing. returued 70 mis- OF
fee and, tearing TIE ivttsr oEcc across,
dropped K intO The w9stsassket With
a gesture OF almost cortempt; thsr ne
opened the second letter, N,:a addressed
IN a girls hand. nut . Er.- ons rE's.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-06-01
Description Of Lands Sec. TIP. R Acres Total
Description Of Lands.
Name.
Sec TIP. R. Acres Total

81" LBS as"n and pH G sGes s. Belmont " =
"ao joe Hutstd - >.
1913 '"ds0H rG Il aTs ,! book Belmont % Is
" " 'h@ 0am b @ 20. DOCK ".aO"
y.s Florence Melton. % .
D. Cunningham. Lots 20 8 west2o feet -
e i5z 4asli Lot L" BLOCK BLOCK Belmont Belmont tract
$3.50 and IT,
1880 W.
'n' G v F faFto6 = S9 sat R f so
a" Pat : .55s i sst ' i'f nsai
m f sHs 1s = a sSe s Belmont Bs 4
s41s ,vsst 45 feet lots s
as1' ssa a rs ana aelts
1880 o H Smith, 4 1 ss Is psR e. sy
@0n' n Iaa: map or
n9nber hPs E*a DOCK ~ .t n l
1910 Unknown S s. and b5s Ti st. BsSss hot Hua
o. s;-1 and %
sss D chipey... Moth Iao set lots a. is
W. N, $ io north
2Z@ Of east
nw 81 S a. L. B sIaa e ass 1o'
nss J. A 7sst Jet s TT lot se sR' II
SIS bn5 Eais8 sSs + b ssGn' psS5D,
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- W. Lot : feet docki5 Bel
s st} sa;,;s s9ss 5ss
1850 81" Sebastian Antoine i" 5sns:: IS; rs. :fs s
1880 al. and A. Belmont
1888 J. R. Keller 5 and, is IS snd
Walter ....1dts H B nor q sst lots
go. AND and 4 H. S 6ro south H. 20 f Sslmo 05s
NJ Lot hf16
Daisy on.... .....ISta north half block
South - -
n.s E ~ s. :: :j5 g & i; ssG =
west S So fee s lots i and 8
nG sT Rsy Co Ess Il osss let . s IS
s4; s.sns s'4ns' % s &C. 5 IL: f. bloc:
.,s Mary Watson ISt oat Il a sRd "a block rs
Il siSs4 a ass s p s
$3.50 Moses Lo Belmont tract
Ed Jones' West and tsst 10, is s 12t Is BET
$3.50 R'as sia s:: Elf: e.. !. 'is:1
aaEk s west IS feet lots 8 and block
1850 F. East % Is to IL block
fee lots s' to %. block
Unknown SssI II St. s IL Il
w. '. t IS: 81 f: E i; t. IL b.: s::
'' '" Gonzalez Sin 6 $50 5f block end D ell !
. s 1s.s Ss''." 4! ss:1 &C. & s$s
1888 G w Lots 10, block 81 Belmont
sss G W. Gonzalez
1@o W. LurOn .......Iots to g. 49, Belmont
chard Norris. south
1855 Sarah &c. s s::s s$$s;:5:
40" T. 'S5e h s. B ell 'S
A1cRae 1 nfpi IA erin - ; 90 % Is
49, 20 and block 40
mons to s. block 10 Belmont
70" n n a s:9 I S' 5ois Il S.Sss
MoDava Is and A. Belmont
1880 F. andi IS "
"H p s' i i; e. {: &C.: Is IL
.Iots1 8and17 southh
4 s
B E s and t. Block ss g. g. B B:HSP
tract
isher Re Agency
for Hyer Lot Bernont ract
she R Agency
for AicDavtd Fe.r block
1875 AZ Howard @
W. H 5 sando. blok5a
1880 Unknown %
1883 andaa
Unknown. ........Lots ands Belmont
1OSO6 /
block IS.
02a s n Trustee. Lots andI 81.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-06-01
Description of Lands. Sec. IT,. R Acre. Total

@: = =: -
s3.SS
,sm
.-
% p SOW 1880
Is Is SOW s.4s
% Is SOW 1o5.75
Is Is SOW 14.1S
% Is sow 1888
% % SOW $50
% 2s sow 1855
% rs SOW 1888
2S Is sow 23.oS
% "" NV
% % sow 22.so
"a q sow asa
% Is 3ow 2l75
80 ''" 0'0O
" 1000
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/,
+ 8 %" - 50
% % aov ess
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+ SV H4o
% 2s sOw oe m
% % sOw o,,e
K
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10 IS Sow GAS
10 Is Bow se5
. 10 IS BOW n.75
10 Is sOw 1920
10 Is sow $50
. 10 Is BOW 1888
/ - an :,
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1t 10 Dc aow 1ao
It
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1t
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1t
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10 Is cow A.
10 2s sow 8,
10 Is Bow "a;
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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-06-01

'Oontlnuod on Page FoslrtsSn)
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-06-01

CONTINUED on Page Fourteen-)
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-11
Actress Tells How
Youth Is Preserved

One of Americas ioadin. act
rcsses--who for thirty years has
stood Ia the front rank OF her pro.
fesHion. and who stiil plays young
girls parts In manner To cause
our fathers 10 aay. "Shc doesn't look
a day older than when FIRST saw
her.--reccDtly told an interviewer
bow she retained her beauty.
Il never use paint, powder or 9th.
or cosmetic. except on the stage. /
attribute my complexion today TO
the use of mayatonc. the only thing
I know that preserves woman =
complexion IN It's natural daintiness.
buy an original package Of maya
tone from my druggist and dissolve
q In eight ounces ~ witch hazel TO
make a solution with which TO mas
sage my face. arms and neck daily.
4 have been ON the stage more
years than care 10 tell. but you see
my akin is not coarse nor saggy
Nayatons keeps my face free from
pimples. biotches and blemishcs and
prevents the growth OF dowuy hair
that Rnnoys NO many women. This
treatment is not harsh--indeed. Il is
absolutely harmless. and | would ad-
wise any woman not Satisfied with
her complexion TO try mayatone. II
certainly does wonders for me"
--Adyt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-11
The Pest Of Inquisitivcness

The had into her home In the neigh
inspiring. and the
the negbo call the maons
troubles
My said neghbor. n pretty have
What did paid for ~ What7 That's
much cheated Did husband a~yer7
Does practioo2 This lawyers Well.
hope l must be going"
the second nelghbor the doorbeu.
so said second neighbor
tho neEborhood Two this house
but they behind with their somshnE
will hope
paid for az Did hAdg Then husband be doing
we'll How children fine hope
Christian ScienistY Nor
Bapiats Methodist what church
aryg glad like goddess neigh
borhood"
And the neehbor
by the history
family
aud subject discussion
munty.
"wha shall any
more privacy life noghbos
don't realize their shall do7
them"
Do dear reply personal
help the 90
Pobah Anany OF
understanding their everybody had replied
such questions did
No has a
and The Jet politely firmly better
VII be for all parties heartachez viii
have.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-11

blond herself gown exactly
mll TO n brunei angular grenadlerf
should the wowy Titan beauty deck herself n the gar
men OF petite and dusky gipayf
and
pope"Ms Alien O. Wood New York club woman
all the sefsupportng women
disgrace the
OF the New York factory lire may be
paes-Mss Mary Draer president "o
Union league
Mira Robert Morris nominated for Of
Conner ticket has refused the nomination
abe advocate OF equal suffrage
she is politician
sculptor has the contract to make
OF the Confederacy These
$4,000 EACH aud be placed IN the capital
Confederate with the exception OF South Carolina
queen promised become tho godmother
Of family Some time the
seventh boy baby but the
that the girls must follow each other WIN
out Interpolation OF boy baby
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-11

WONDERFUL COMPLEXION
CREAM Fighting wrinkles. hollow
eheeks and crows feet" Is 70 many
women a hopeless task. But fire.
Qsens applications OF the following
peaxsiess cream jelly makes the
work simple and easy: stir one
ounce slmozosn and two teaspoon
his klycerlne into one-haif pint cold
water and let stand over night. Mas
mxinx with this excellent cream
lilly will remove all dirt from the
ypres. clear the skin and In a short
tine make your complexion smooth.
ffesh-looking and uuwrinkIed- IL Is
mypasslngly fine for treating black
heads. freckIes. enlarged pores and
foughness OF the skin
QUICK DRYING SHAMPOO
Don't worry even II your hair Is
thin, looks stringy and is hard To do
~ and make look nice. Here Is a
rsr1edy for all this. Shampoo your
hair every two weeks with a tea
pocuful Of canthrox dissolved In q
ezp OF ho; water. afterwards rinsing
With clear water. The rich. cleans
hx Iafher will rid your scalp of all
Dirt and aandruff and make IL SO
glossy and fluffy that you viii for
ut POUR hair troubles. Your hair
Win dry In iust a few minutes with
CO.. becoming streaky. dull or brit
". A. II does when you shampoo
with soap.
KEEPING THE HAIR MICA
sod. dependable remedy for dan
lrur. itching scalp. falling hair and
keeplng the hair soft and fluffy
Without any danger Of discoloring
re hair can be prepared BY dlssolv-
~ an ounce OF quinzoin in one-half
mi alcohol. then adding one-haif
PM cold water. Applied twice n
week and rubbed gently into the
9dlp, this tonic win prove ideal for
rsssofins and keeping the hair and
zap tn a perfectly healthy condi-
Ion.
FOR WEAK, WATERY EYES
- strengthen weak eyes and rid
nsn OF that dull. oveTworked look.
~ IN each eye twice daily a few
@ops OF reliable tonic made by
nssolving an ounce Of crystos in a
pnt Of water. This tonic will prove
Wfy soothing and strengthening.
90 10 short time make dull. In
named, weak eyes clear, strong and
sparkling. --Advt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-11
Consumption

Any one iatsr~nf~a in the csrs u Cen
sui,i riiaa ahauin set one u the booklets
tsilinE - feeupsrlsss ~ the use Of y.rh-
mans Alternative knr4eEn ~
Nentisnrn ''FoF PEARS I Was troubled
eifh cough and rspsrtar~ffeH ~ case
- - declared Consumption ~ my phyHl-
An sad ] waN not expected 70 live
AnothsF physician advised thr use u
Ethina1i's Alternative. which l took and
was finally cursa"
fsiEnea AfnaRyftl = W KASALY.
Furthef details o. atave ease on re-
qnees
Asthma. Hay Fewer. Throat ana fsuns
Affrrtions PR sale ~ the Owl DruE
CO Hafteu prsr CO. Parker Drug Co.
and osher ieadlnF dfuEEistz Ask ZOE
tnahirf - cnrsd cases. and write 10
EekmRn i-aharAtefy fshfiaasi phia. ia
for additional o. lacnce.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-11
OPENING OF THE ENuMcLAW
LINE OF THE CHICAGO. MIL
WAukEE q PUGET SOUND
Rail WAY

Commencing Sunday. April 2.
1911. through passenger trains will
be run between Seattle and Enum.
claw via Moncton ON the following
schedule: Leave Enumclaw daily
7sf5 a. m. Moncton 5 SO a. m. ar
rive Seattle 1920 a. m. Leave
Seattle daily eos y. M, arrive
Moncton g:t0 D. m. arrive Enum-
claw $3.50 D. m. These are the ONLY
through passenger trains without
change between Seattle and Enum-
claw. s.s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-11
ALL AROUND
| THE HOrR|
by Cynthia Grgy
BY Cynthio Grey

Bouillon cups have almost entire
~ superseded the soup plate for
purees as well as for any lighter
form OF soup.
To renovate black kid gloves.
mix together equal quantities OF
white OF egg, black Ink. and milk
or cream. Put the gloves on the
hands and apply the compound to
the rubbed parts with a bit OF soft
flannel. Kid shoes may be treated
in the same way.
To clean leather use good sweet
cream, dip n piece OF cheese cloth
into the cream and rub the leather
well with II. II cleanses the leather
and the fat Of the cream Is an ex.
ceIlent food for It. Then polish by
dipping a piece OF cheese cloth
into the white Of an egg which mas
been whipped az for frosting.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-11
and the Rest OF I

We are apt 20 think Of birds as
rather idle fcathercd folk. who
lead lifo that Is all frollc and
song. But this r. not true. Birds
sing. OF course. but they work. too,
and work hard. In fact most birds
have trados--tradcs that they work
at busily all their nves.
oh. yes they do Even the little
English sparrow. about the only
bird that some city children ever
see. has sort Of a trade. though
TO be sure. he doesn't do his work
very well. He Is a sort OF street
sweeper. And there are some birds
that are really skilled workmen--
so skilled, so industrious that IL
wouldn't be surprising Ia find out
that they have labor unions. May.
be they hAye--who knowag
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-11
WONDERFUL MOVING
PICTURE

The existing composition between
the makers OF moving pictures Is
beginning to bear elaborate fruit.
The latest cinemntographic master
piece. cntitles. The Fall of Troy.
comes heralded as the greatest
moving picture in the world. In the
production OF this film no less than
500 people are employed. The or.
iginal negative cost In excess OF
$780, 900 The management OF the
Glass "A" theatre has made ar
rangements for It's exhibition from
April 18th 10 the 18th.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-11
Bird Tradesmen.

Anyhow. whether they are union.
ICED or not. there are good trades
men among tho common birds
carpenters. and masons. and fisher
men. and butchers They even hare
pollccmen--preHumRbly not union.
lxad who keep busy chasing
thieves and murdcrcrH. (For there
are thieves and worse among birdh.
tool Aud lastly. there are houls
birds who ara professionally -
birds OF such fine feathers and ~
such arlsiocratlc ways That they
would be insulted n We were 90
speak OF them an 'tradeEmsn.
Tomorrow The Star Will print the
first OF series OF stories about bird
trades and professions. This story
will be about a red-headed family
OF carpenters.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-11

O.ar Miss Grey. til When Two
A,,s ARE watkins together and meet
slrl only one Of them knows,
sArnla they both tip their hataf ca
what is the birthstone for Febru.
sryf -, , N.S.eaNe''
mar Miss Grey; When a young
,.sv asks young man TO go TO a
ssnee or supper. please tell me
Who pays the way hho,
The young man. but a better
-, would be "a let the young man
ash the young lady
Dear Miss Grey; Why do my
cucumber pickles always turn softg
! nut them up very carefully.
HOUSEWIFE.
A.. The vinegar either was not
,ars cider vinegar. or else was too
soar
psar Miss Grey; What viii re-
.oxe wartsf BOTHERED.
LII not tempered with. warts
x,lI often disappear: II irritated.
,hex NAV become permanent kx-
esilsnt wart and corn cures are put
nm hy most druggists-
simple home cures will remove
-, warts Kerosene applied
twice a day has proved successful.
castor oil. applied patiently once
ssy for a month. has also removed
warts. aud left no scar.
Persistent warts are often treated
Nth salieylie acid. one dram OF
xhlch il mixed with one ounce of
eoIlodion. and applied with a tiny
eAnslhAir brush.
please tell me how 10 mako putty
"a MI 10 cracks OF floor.
" A. n. c.
An Dissolve glue In water,
and ada as much very fine sawdust
A. required. Or mix 10 parts rye
fcer. parts siaked lime. parts
hnseed oil varnish. and color with
umher.
Dear Miss Grey; Kindly publish
4 proeess OF polishing brass.
A.. II.
A-Pollsh solid brass with whit
lns ana ammonia. Clean brass
lacquer with sweet oil and whiting.
Dear Miss Grey: | refer to your
answer IN Saturdays star. If you
would be happy and normal shun
matrimonial agency"
net my wife through a Snatri.
morial agency and married her. and
ve we're happy with our life until
God took her from "a. We we're
both happy and normal" Ny Wife
vas a practical. home-loving won
a. Who loved her husband aud
children above all have held a
pvernment position for years-and
We we're highly respected Ia the
community where we lived | am
personally acquainted with fourteen
couples who met through a mRtrt-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-11
NEWS OF SPECIAL INTEREST WOMEN READERS OF TINE STAR
Cynthia Grey's Letters

monial agency. and all are happy
aud have healthy children. have
been formally introduced to "A mum
Der of girls. but ! can honestly say
those whom I have met through the
agency have proven 60 have Just as
good a character and make as good
wives. Therefore. "A Lonesome
Reader" a. on a good road. think.
and should be encouraged instead
OF being discouraged
A READER.
Dear Miss Grey; Answer To a
request that appeared In your col
umn OF April eth by Montana
Reader.
Mrs. O. :. Fowler, Chumos tthc
phrenologistl- her address AZ pres.
ent ~ Hotel Ashland. care n. u.
Hardy. Ashland. Oregon. Her Sc,
attic homo is 3is Fulton at
MRS G. OLSON.
Dear Miss Grey--Win you please
tell me the value OF nickel made
In 1866 with the inscription In God
We Trust"y | know OF one dated
1870 with the same Inscription
which was sold for 81. 100.
AN INQUIRER.
Al cannot give coin values.
Dear Miss Grey--ohllge mo very
much by answering the following
questionss tll My cheeks arc
fiAbby and too full. what win ne.
dueo thamf ca How can | make
my lips thin. Csl What Is tho best
exercise for broadening the ahoul-
dcrsf INQrfSiTfVE JANE
At and - | can only suggest
systematic massage. go Rowing
aud dumb. bells.
Dear Misa Grey WIN you please
answer the following questions on
or before "Wednesday. April IL. u
possible; CD Where Ia Fred Heub-
ner. formerly with the Lois Stock
Cot (el Is Il considered proper 20
have a box OF candy at a danceg
A. II. II.
A.-(D Address a letter care OF
the theatre and Il will be forward
ed. t9l Certainly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-11

Perhaps the difference between
cleanliness and uncleanlinens In the
difference between Visible and In.
visible dirt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-11

Buekctshops ieaaI7 Now we
may play poker IN the middle Of
the street on Sunday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-11
FASHIONS

Cotton wolfe aud maraulaetie In
c0iors and with stripes lead inn
fabrics offered for apring wear
For those who persist in their
liking for white lace wells there are
ncw ones heavily woven in bird de-
signs.
Little nccktie bows are n means
OF decoration that may be placed In
the outer or inner side OF the
sleeve
Standings are quite baniHhed
from the fashionable world OF
dress: foulardA have taken their
place In popular favor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-11

WH5s FUFUS DIV, in.
WASHINGTON. ID. c.. April T.
Mrs. Rufus Day. Jr.. whose hus-
band IL secretary to his father. the
supreme justice. has had rousing
welcome to tho younger social set
here.
Mrs. Day was a Canton. o., girl.
where she was a neighbor and close
friend OF the late Mrs. Mckinley.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-11
BIRD STORIES FOR BOYS AND GIRLS

Birds Have Trades and Professions Just Like FolksYes
They Have and The Star is Going to Tell You Some
thing About the Bird Carpenters and Masons
and he Resto fhr Bird Trad
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-11
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-11

Dear Miss Grey; Kindly publish
. process OF polishing brass.
A. II.
ABOLISH solid brass with whit
lne and ammonia. Clean brass
lscQuer with sweet oil and whiting.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-14
Sale
Brown Crash ToWeIing

Warranted Half Linen, II Inch, &c quality.
Sale price, yard $40
16 inch Half Linen, brown Crash Toweling,
7Hc value, on sale, yard ................. 4Ac
Bleached Toweling, half linen, good smooth
finish, IT inch, Sc value, per yard $40
Etra heavy bleached Toweling, 15c quality.
AL pure linen. Sale price, yard ............... 10c