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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-06

zoe coffee. III Tbs zoe. gbc. tea
10. csc. y ID. 1se. imported swiss
cocoa. soc 10. doc bulk cocoa. ace
10. ground chocolate. ssc 10. cocoa
shells. } lbs. s@c. baking powder zoe
H.. ibs. peanuts. 21c. acc coffer.
/ lbs. 81. tea. sec ID. assorted spices.
Sc can. cans milk. tsc. 4 lba. pink
beans. ssc. Zee can pepper. 30: APP
Pies. Sc dos new potatoes - lbs.
Use. tomatoes. 80 ID.
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4 lbs. sugar, ase. spider leg tea,
500 10; zoe coffee. 9sc ID hard
wheat flour. tiss sack Hayo bears.
T4c 10. pearl barley. Toe ID. 2 cans
peas. f5c. cans beans. 7sc' cans
"a rfinas. g6c. corn syrup. Zoe can.
pineappte. fsc can. boxes matches.
Toe. } bars soap. 2sc. . cans to-
fumf0es Use.
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LAUNDERED BILLS
ARE READY


Money Proves Success.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 3.-The
first batch of washed and ironed
money will be distributed within a
few days, as soon as the treasury
department has been finally salts
fled that It's money laundry IL doing
good wo%. Several hundred thou
saf,d 81. 81 and 50 bills are ready
for release The machine has been
washing money at the rate OF 10000
bills day. and inspection has
shown that 90 per cent OF them are
satisfactory.
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cans sardtncs. Csc. fyc shrimps
Toe. isc can salmon. Zoe. cans
kidney beans. 1sc; 80 bars laundry
soap. 3sr. bArn uaphtha noep. 1bei
Pkg soap powder. Sc; acc pail co,to-
teus. sc. tsc buckwh@et flour. Ice,
! ice cans corn. itci asc pkg domino
sugar. COG. English mullins. Tot
loo. { losvo@ home made bread. 1fci
raspberry or strawberry lam. fks
glass rcd currant Jelly. ite
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C<sN~~ce~e~~N~N~~~~S~ <~~.~~eN-~~~~~~~
sunday. on old Honton car lina.
black velvet bag containing money
turn bag 20 Star office or call
Beacon 37es
Want house q office furniture, cash.
Gihaon Chandler, $40 Pike NJ 1921.
Plumbing repairs, eco hr.. refer
cnees. q. A. 1876
The fAttio Ieweiry store that always
sells for lass. Got our price first
HymonA, 1871 Third. near PIKE
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A. r.. brown. :. tTfs soth av. r.
r. NJ, Gilbert. "a. tiio Dexter nv,
Dean Breusnd. 30. Seattle General
heepitai
n. nioom. sosi ffiti.
~ l.. Hull. 80. 7as s2nd av.
Unknown. Terry and Denny way,
r. A. Coles. ~. sos y. Thomas 81.
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Apartments for Rent.

Tho wellington, 1909 Jackson st..
modern, unfurnished 4-room.
steam heated apartments. gas
ranges. private baths. lockers,
electric washer. sweeper, SIS and
up. Janitor.
Copeland Court. 1909 Minor, 3 rooms.
$40; phone. light NJ. 1910,
Exceisior Apts.--Furnlshed and un-
furnished; 9th and Pike. Main 1851.
ST Lawrence, 1907 Sth--Comfort-
sblo. close In. Min sd6l. so up.
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slIsiuus Hotel, 18th a Virginia. near
wostiake. offers new. modern. eie-
gantiy furnished rooms. with tho
beet accommodations. lowest rates.
First class rooms, newly furnished,
close In. phone and bath. st.1s
week NJ. ioo7n Weller Phone
lisacon 6eh
firn class rooms. newly furnished
close In. phone and bath. fi.76 and
up, i007h Weller. Phone Beacon
$50.
Donald Hotel. sis Howell. Main
1889. All outside. modern rooms
Rates reasonable.
The broadway. corner broadway
and Yealer. Modern. t2.oo n week
up. ~ $. Prentiss, proprietor.
HOTEL Rhode Island. Sc Virginia st.
koc day ana t2.se week and up.
HOTEL. Rainier les Main st. brick
building Raics boc and up. Bath,
GRAND PACIFIC HOTEL. tiIsh
First--ftatsr Soc daily and up.
nooma 1900 aud up. 9ls Eighth.
Rooms ahe and Soc. bss sixth av
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N~~~N~.~~c~~S>~~N~ ~~N~o~~~NN~~N~~
LITTLE FARM $3.50
on good road east of Kirkland.
We have 9 acres where one can
start farming and raise vege-
tables, poultry and berries for the
Seattle market. Terms SIS cash
and $40 n month. Come over 10
Kirkland Take n Madison car
and county ferry or steamer
Urania TO Burke A. Farrar's Of
flee In Kirkland, or call lO4 Cher
ry ST
20 ACRES IMPROVED FARM
House. barn. chicken houses, orchard,
berries, acres clover, north of
city, depot Y mile. s2.i00, $3.50
cash. O. Schuchard, Woodinvillo.
Wn., route l.
DAIRY RANCH STOCK
Near Harris lake. 40 acres. fine soil,
$4,000. VIII consider part trade.
Holton Co, Ballard $3.50
& ACRES WITH SMALL HOUSE
One acre cleared. In SiIverdale dis
trict, u miles 60 boat landing and
store, ideal location for pouitry.
Price $500. $50 cash.
CLIFFORD, 1919 Third Az.
Good tracts all around Seattle.
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~ON~~~~l~O~O~1O I~/~N-0~1<r.0OD6oT~
Modern 5-room flat sl2.50 month.
1924 Fifth w. Queen Anne zioe
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Help Wanted-Male


Help Wanted-Male
wkSTED--Men ana women 20
learn tho barber trade. wages
paid while lsaruins. Call or write.
NATIONAL BARBER COLLEGE
High GRADE school
~ Washington ~
JANITOit---N Within sta weeks a
number Of licensed Janltors' POSI-
tl0uh with be opening In Seattle.
for which you can qualify quickly
az low coat at the Seattle En-
gtueering School. First av. w. and
Why does Lundanist sell t9s suits
for 1851 Because ho nelir then.
upstairs Room xot Empress The
WHY does fundauist sell t1s suits
for tl6g BECAUSE liz SELLS
THFM UPSTAIRS Room aot Ems
press Theatre building.
learn 10 DO a good hsrber at
hoLER BARBER cOLI.E0E
sso Occidental Ave.
Hotel State, ningis rooms 1sc and
soc. 81 80 week. let ana Washington.
HOTEL Norman, 50 yeaier way.
Rooms stc and soc. Men only. Bath.
Yates Hotel. sixth and Pine Free
bath and phone sl.as week Up,
! Say - saw u In The star
|keranaukh.a t1oo Hats. MS list az.
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Situations Wanted
Female

NS>~c~~~~-@~~~~~
Experienced nurse desires position
conftnoment eases OF care OF In.
vaildH. Fast 1874.
Widow wants day work. Phone Has,
asa
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Water Front

s-r~-~-~~~~--~--~,~----~>>
iOxi00. Lincoln Beach, with tide
lands, sl,75O; terms Henry, own
err North 1896
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Special opportunity for reliable
young man able 20 lnveat $1,000 10
$4,000, assist In office here or go
20 fishing plant southeast Alaska.
Apply 60 N. Funk. Goa Pioneer BID.
HarRnln-=A complete steam laundry.
Installed. with 1900 worth OF buEi-
ness In sight. can be purchased NJ
70 per cent less than cost ~ plant.
rent t2b por month. y, IT. Toby.
Trustee. 1850 Rainier av. Deacon
1873
Forced Saic-Cioaing stock grocer
les and fixtures below cost 3i7
Columbia st
To f.at--IfuaineHn office. corner f0ca-
tion. lis Occidental av.
NIohola. bungalow Hln-kley nIk.
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Help WantedFemaI.

-~.~0~Nf><N<e<>ree~<~<><
wanted Young women. either en-.
pfrienced or inexperienced. 20
Work a. talephens Operators APP
The Pacific Telsphens and
!. Photograph Co
LEARN LADIES' TAILORING
And drenafnnking Ia tho largest and
i most complete school west OF New
York PORTIONS uUAnANTEED
TIE AMERICAN LADfEE TAI
aiOltfNG AND DREHHM AKfku
Z hcHpot, nnoAnwAY and PINE
10 an actress No work, business or
pronaniun offerE moro to a wofnn n
Positions guaranteed graduates. Dia-
leata taught. Vaudeville acts written
ana. fahenraed. Marion Warde Dfa-
matle school. Jgs Arcade building.
Young lady partner wanted IN a
good tfnnsiont hotel, good loca-
lion. $500 cash. Scandinavian pre-
fetred. Address star x-3as
fto-ifOT POINT InONa-.tts0
EVERYTHING ELEcrHlcAL
Bound Eleatrls Go 1910 t'lrHt Az,
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N-s'T~1N1eT~T~|>To'~|
lose Benito. prof. OF botany and
medicine. Spanish steam baths. es-
peciaIly. Goionarina iiniment for
rheumatism. paralysis nerves,
consumption and stomach troubIs
snd chronto diseases. and for all
sorts Of skin diseases Hours ! TO
8 and 7 20 . y. m. s11sn Ballard
Ave Room 4, Traitor Hotel.
Phone Ballard f1sa
Nichols. bnngmsows fffnrkisy nik
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Board and Room.

wanted Children to board. Beacon
1903.
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s~~4~-~~~~~-~~-~s~e~ ~~NrN~<>NNr~r~0~o~r~~
FOR RENT, SNAPS; b-room
house; gas: blocks OF Washing
ton park; " block ~ Madison. S21
2Tth av N East SOg8.
rive-room modern house, four lots.
fruit trees, excellent place for
chickens. rent sib. 1919 N. Broad
way. Get Off Newton 81.
IO.OO-Four rooms; modern; supe-
rior view. North Queen Anne car.
ST. Newton ST.
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VITAL RECORD
nAnnIAan L,enNs.ns

Name and Residence. Axe,
Leroy J coniey. Tacoma .........2l
Cora Mae Morgan. Tacoma ...... 20
James Richard Coo, North Yakima ~
Malyina Lucille Cyr, North Yakima ~
David y. Niehardn. 81 Paul. .,.., 20
Katherine chriainer. Chicago 81
George Darling. Jr.. Y, NJ g A.. ~
Mabel G. IaffeTy. Seattle ..t.s... 20
Edward iieobe. Enumeiaw .ts,...,te
Lille A. itonnins. Enumclaw ...s.su
y. a. HerKcr. Seattle ............,2f
1. ". rhemomith. Seattle .......ll
Francis wroiseu, Cromwell ......lk
Iousta Trappe. Port nlahciey.
Peter Anplund. Port Stanley ...,..ks
Eiina wisander, Port Stanley LII
John simiche. Seattle ..........,.ta
Anna Otodross. Seattle .st.s.....,to
James AcDormott. Harper .......gf
Mario Chovcier. Seattle ..........ss
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Hotels and Lodging Houses

0~~~o~.~>e~S0SlS
Nice Clean housekeeping rooms at
Hotel Trafton. Bg25 Ballard av. Bal
lard 1854
CAPITAL HOTEfs-fOs Jackson ST
soc 10 1850 day, f2.b0 20 IS week.
HOTEL CLARENDON-~if2M 9Th av
\. Rooms soc and 7sc. Elliott st3i y.
Hotel Livingston, 1894 LIST av. Mod
ern. Rates 1850 per week and IN.
HOTEL OXFORD. 1920 lat av.. mod :
srn. ratef $3.50 per week and up.
harrington, 1913 Second 81 week
up,
Hotel Consul, 6th and Wash; rma.
81 and up; beds lsc. Free baths.
ROYAL HOTEie-foi Fifth av. 25c
TO 16c night: sI.Ik 20 81 week.
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Observation-Disclosures

Want t-pasnenger Ford auto Ia good
conditlsn. Will pay cash. Phone
lalIlnil AhA1
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ali fInd Is Robins s's YES I iaiista a y.
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Have customers who will buy lots
and 9 or ssroom houses. north of
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For Sale-Furnjture.

<,.,,>N>.>n>c>~~~S~ ~~~-~~~>~~~~~~
$500 furniture Of S-room house; cost
ZOO 5Os Third NJ.
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New Today.
Funeral Directors.

FunGTai DlFeCtOT6.
1921 First ave Main or Elliott g49.
unIversity undertaking rafiorss .sIt
18th ~. IL. North 2f2. w. &c. FORK
honey Watson Co. Funerul Direo-
tors. Third nv. and University.
Main ia; Elliott 25t
W s ain q TsSnil,fiy Una Nm anSSSiS.
red for weddings, receptions, flu
nernis. PARIS FLoRisT--21s Plke.
BUHNS FLORAL CO, sol ard. Main
2t1s--Cut flowers designs. aeedsL
Personal.
s~~C~~-~~~>@~~~c><~ ~~4r~~-~~4cS~~~S~~-~
CURED. permanent. no
operation or detention from labor;
over 200 cases cured past two
years. ages 1 Co 40. Harvard
System. 517 Eitel Bldg, Seattle.
Tang's Mineral Wonder Will cure Inn
paired vitality: absolute satlsfac-
ton guaranteed or money bhok, ,
one dollar. SIT Third av.
r rs esrs Corn cSrns. Plat A.
store or mailed, 2bc. q. H. Frogner,
manicuring. facial
and scalp treatments. Suite "a,
2i7M Pike 81.
GILLETTE BLADES snarpesned 2oe
doz.; razors. 2bc etc. 1901 9Th av
Oct Accumulated Society. Namob and
addresses 70s Pine Street.
s.lchols. bungalgws. lIinckley BIZ:
say ~ saw u In The star; -
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RARGAIN


Groom modern cottage, lot 6Oxf00
20 13-foot alley, blocks to Phin-
ney av. car. l block to Green Lake
car, fine location. Price 81 500.
terms 800 cash. balance like rent.
VIII take vacant lot as first pay
ment. Soc owner. Woodland Park
bungalow Co. sqth and Phinney
av. Phone Ballard 1i05.
CLEARED TRACT AT AUBURN
37x144 FIT, FOR $40
$40 cash, IS monthly. buys fine large
tract, right In Auburn. Graded
streets no taxes during life Of
contract and no interest In Rail-
road addition. Just few at
above terms and prices
OLE HANSON e. CO,
Third Floor New York Block
s1.15O, some terms, buys 5Oxfo0. on
corner, just north OF Madison St.
and East boulevard. on hill, small
house, Phone Burns. NJ. sss4. or
d. 3s00.
Bailard-ror sale. $3.50, s-room
bungalow, lot 5Ox10O. improve
ments paid, centrally located.
terms. owner, Queen Anne 2676.
Have small house on 5Ox1O0 lot. near
Green Lake car, for $500 cash.
Phone Burns, NJ 1884; evenings
H. 2400.
Nichols, BUNGALOWS. Hinokley AK.
FOR SALE.-Residences IN all parts
of the city,
SAMUEL C0LLyER. sss Leary Bldg
Member SeaLt xeal t-sIaue Assn-
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SNAP SHOTS
AT HOME NEWS

| The boys of the high school walking
club have sent away for prices on can
teens.
| New windows are being put in on the
| second floor of the business building at
70S Kansas avenue.
The city has signed a contract for
the sprinkling of the Melan bridge
three times a day.
The building at 527 Jackson street is
| being remodeled. The Electric Garage
Will occupy the building.
! A meeting of the Topeka Ad club was
held this noon S. NJ. Goldberg of Kan
sas City was the speaker.
A. K. Longren, the Topeka aviator,
viii build an aeroplane of the racing
type in the next few weeks.
j. p. Slaughter will have the resi-
dence at 313 Woodlawn avenue re-
modelled at a cost of $4,000.
The Kaw Paving company is grad
ing Garfield street in Elmhurst in
preparation for paving A large gang
of men are employed
The new fire chief motor car will
be IN service the first of next week
Chief Wilmarth promises to use it if
there is a fire Sunday.
The people along East Fourth
street are on the point of circulating
petition to have the pavement from
Kansas avenue to the Santa Fe de-
pot relaid.
Physicians in Topeka say this has
been the worst year in the history of
topeka for tonsilitis. And more cases
nave developed into other troubles
than ever before
This is the time of the year when a
man carries home two dollars worth
OF grass seed and with inflated heart
feeds it to the sparrows that hover
around his caves
new moving picture film ex-
change has been opened in Topeka
over RoWley's drug store. 1t will sup
ply Kansas. Nebraska, Oklahoma and
Missouri territory.
The high school representatives
were chosen late this afternoon to
participate in the one-ha1f and one
mile relay races in connection with
the field meet at Washburn college.
The first real steps on the rart of
those who will participate, will be
taken Wednesday night to prepare for
the karnival Knights minstrel show.
Joe Bren will be here to begin the re-
hearsals.
More than ten carloads of material
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Aged Man Suffered for Severa
Nears From Nervousness.
After Hearing of New Discov-
cry Decided to Test 1t.
IMPROVEMENT RAPID.
Fl. j. Rick Unreservably Adds
His Hearty Endorsement.
Outcome of Trial Has Greatly
Exceeded Expectation.

Mr.. H J. Rick, a well known farm
er in Wichita, also known in Topeka,
made the following statement in con-
nection with fiona Vita" the medi-
cine that is now being introduced in
Topeka at The Arnold Drug Company,
Mr.. Rick said: II have been sick for
years, suffering from nervousness,
more so in the last three months.
- have never known just what was
the matter with me. 1 slept poorly
and my sleep did me little good. I
felt tired most of the time when 1 got
up in the morning. 1 seldom had a
good appetite and the food I did eat
did not agree with me. In fact 1 was
all run down.
II was advised to get some 'Tona
Vita which 1 did and have taken 1t
regularly since. The fret dose helped
me and every day I have become
stronger and better. now feel as
though there has been a great weight
of depression lifted from me. After
taking one bottle of the medicine I felt
like a new man. now sleep well and
feel fine when 1 get up in the morning.
My appetite is very good and in general
I am built up all around
The specialists who are introducing
''TOna Vita in Topeka are giving DEM
onstratiOns of what the medicine will
do in five minutes. All day long they
meet callers at the store where they
are located and try to produce a no
ticeable improvement in all cases of
nervous debility within five minutes;
the people who take the medicine to
be the Judge There is no charge for
this demonstration and several hun
dred people tried the experiment re-
Gently without single failure.
One of the specialists said: " 'Tona
Vita will break all records in Topeka.
People are just beginning to realize
what great preparation it is. We
are instructed by our company to take
no money for the tonic unless the
sands upon thousands in this an other
large cities are afflicted with general
debility, caused by metropolitan life.
The entire system become affected in
ech trouble, headaches, backaches. de-
spondency and loss of vitality result.
'Tona Vita will work wonders in such
cases in a remarkably short time. If
it doesn't we want nothing from those
who wish to try it other than the time
it takes to come and get the medicine"
The specialists will be at The Ar
mold Drug Company, 523 Kansas Ave
nue., from a. m. to 6 p. m. to meet
all callers and explain this new prep
aration.
The sale of this new medicine is now
the biggest thing of the kind ever
seen in Topeka and each succeeding
day marks an increase of interest.
''Tona Vita is proving a complete rev.
citation to the thousands of half-sick,
rundown, listlessness men and wom-
en- in the city who did not know eX-
actly what was the matter with them.
It would be worth anybody's time to
visit The Arnold Drug Company, the
exclusive agents for Topeka and in
spect the large number of testimonials
from those who have been benefited
by the new tonic and who have I'M
doubted faith in 1t as a remedy of I'M
usual value.
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WOLCOTT ADDS
Room to Work shop, Arranged to Suit
Framing Department.

About five years ago Mr.. Wolcott
opened up a small picture shop in the
J. K. Jones paint shop, two years later
at once went to work to improve the
line by taking out the cheap goods:
later having an auction to get rid or
all old line Of pictures, year ago
leased the building at S25 Kansas ave-
nue. To make this location paying
he has added the Cop1ey prints, Amer
lean pIatirums and the best and lat
est in the Art line, also adding the
best and latest styles of mouldings
that can be bought. He has a man IN
the framing room with some ten years
experience, has made it possible to
give the people of Topeka the best fe Of
framing at a price that IS Wltnln tnelI
reach. French glass is used on all
high grade work
If you have picture that you are
choice of, and want framed up neae
ond tasty take II to Mr. Wolcott at S25
Kansas avenue, and you will be more
than pleased with the work
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This is due to the fact that it is house
cleaning time, and that there are many
gardens to spade and yards to clean.
A new business firm in Topeka is the
Topeka Grain and Elevator Co. The
firm. which is capitalized for $25,00O
came into existence the first of the
present month, with headquarte in
the New England building. The COM
pany has elevators in Rossville, Bell
view. and Granville. The officers are:
M. w. Cardwell, president and man
ager: E. J. Wallace, secretary and as
sistant manager, and Charles Mont
gomery, treasurer
According to Game Warden Z. L.
Dyche. the fish in the state hatcheries
at Pratt survived the severe winter in
excellent shape. Prof. Dyche states,
however, that large numbers of fish
died at Lake View. for in the shallow
places the ice froze to the bottom of
the lake. The same was the case in
some of the small streams in the shall
low places
Less than ten days are left in which
to send your guess to the State Jour
nails baseball editor on the actual
paid attendance at the opening game
between Wichita and Topeka at the
local park April 10. No guess re-
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IDEAL BAKERY
The Place That's Different.
121 West Sixth ST. Phones 100

from Vinewood park have been trans
ferred to Garfield park, where the
amusements will be conducted this
season. Thirty-five men are working
on the job.
The children of the city schools are
decidedly interested in the home garden
plan and hundreds of them are plan
ming to become farmers on a small
scale. They are purchasing their seeds
at the present time.
The Kimball company has established
a factory branch in Topeka. F. P.
Whitmore, formerly of Kansas City. Is
in charge. Instruments are now dis
tributed from Topeka to Kansas and
southern Nebraska territory
There are more cribs wanted for the
kindergarten room of the Prov ident as
ISOLATION. Many mothers leave their
infants at the association each day
while they go out to labor. The gift Of
several cribs would be appreciated
The Rev. A. s. Clark who was ap-
pointed by the Kansas Methodist con-
ference to have charge of the work at
the Seward Avenue, the Highland Park
and Arlington Heights NJ. E. churches,
has moved to Topeka from Maple Hill.
Rock Island officials in Topeka re-
port that their road has AZ miles of
track under water near Memphis. I'm
Some places all you can see is swirlinS
water with a mouse or Darn or a tree
here and there" said one of the Off
GERS today.
1t is not probable that the Pot
win station will be moved to the west
to accommodate motorists who whirl
around the corner at that point. The
common pee-puf' who have to take
street cars want the station where it
is-in the shade of the trees.
Business is booming" said Miss
Mary Vose, assistant secretary at the
Provident association. I'VE are able 10
supply everyone with work who applies.
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& IEsNNdS
- IdEal Heas OnEatables Wy
F4E/ ~
AMONG THE GOOD THINGS TO
EAT AT THE IDEAL.


1t is a positive pleasure, just to look
around at the Ideal Bakery. When one
enters the store he Immediately be-
comes surrounded with many cases of
good looking things to eat On the left
as you enter are three. big cases given
over entirely to fresh chocolates. home
made candies and CONNECTIONS in gen.
eral. There are more candies on dis
play here than one would sometimes
find in an exclusive candy store.
Next to the candies there are several
big cases which display a remarka BILE
number of extremely good looking
cakes. Each of these is wrapped in
delicate oiled paper, protecting their
goodness.
After the cakes come the delicatessen
department at the rear. An immense
fiat glass case contains innumerable
freshly cooked salads, and delicatessen
dishes in general. You can also choose
from a number of freshly cooked
meats, besides, bottled relishes, jams,
etc.
On the East side of the store are i'm
mense wall cases built for Weston
Bread. But there are nearly a. dozen
too. Besides the bread are countless
small pastries.
Come and feast your eyes and quicken
your appetite by an inspection of the
157 varieties of things good to eat, to he
found here.