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Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1912-08-08

Stains may be removed from
marble mantlepieces in the folA
lowing way: First of all, wash
with soap and water, then wipe
dry, and apply paste made Of
finely powdered bathbrick or
carbonate of soda, and lemon
juice. Rub this well into the dis
colored parts and rinse off in
clean cold water. The stains will
have quite disappeared.
To Clean Brass-Lemon Juice is
excellent for cleaning brasswar
Of any kind. Cut a lemon into
halves, dip it in coarse salt, and
rub it thoroughly over the surface
until all stains have disappeared.
Then rinse well, and polish with
soft buster and a little finely
powdered bath brick.
Worn Brooms-When a broom
begins to show signs of wear don't
throw it away, but try my plan.
~ VI al ooah ~ III nuusJ TIHsti
and put out into the air to dry.
Then cut the bristles SO that they
are even lengths again, and you
will find that the broom has aiken
on a new lease of life.
For Leather Chairs-White Of
egg is splendid for renovating
leather chairs when they begin to
look shabby. Remove all dust and
dirt from the chairs, then rub
with cloth dipped in the white
OF egg, which should first have
been well beaten. When dry, rub
well with soft, clean clothes, and
the leather will look almost like
new again.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1912-08-08
Nuts to Crack

Riddle
l am old and cold, am stern
and gray,
But I'm coming money day by
day.
l hoard and hoard, though much
/ give;
l shall make money while live.
In kitchen gardens oft l stray
/ hide by hedge or fence-rail low.
Or up the hillside creeping go.
Though all me at their board re-
ceive.
Folks like me best just when /
leave.
Charades.
Between your eyes my first one
lies;
Merry with glee my second you'll
be.
Fragrant and sweet, behold me
complete.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1912-08-08
To Clean Polished Furniture.

Wiring a clean chamo s-leather out
of warm water, and thoroughly wipe
the furniture over with this. After.
ward polish with clean soft duster
This method is better than furniture
cream. and is far less likely to give
the furniture a smeary look. Finger
marks will not show when this meth
cd is used, as they so often do after
an application of cream or polish.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1912-08-08

of eyelets, buttonholing being
added to the brim makes q pretty
hat for little girl. A larger
scallop edges the under brim Of
pink linen. A pink bow may be
placed at the right side.
A pleasing Empire cushion in
silky Empire green rep, is en-
broidered in Empire roses, which
begin with "a heavy knot in the
centre and are then worked round
and round. The roses should be
in very soft pink shades in order
to have the most pleasing APP
pearance.
Fancywork was never hand
somer, and especially was it never
more varied than ii is this season.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1912-08-08
Making Charming Items for Wear, the
Household and Charity.

"ohinx Sudf uihk itShis ioi Veoi, "s
Household and Charity.
Porches from one end OF the
coast to the other, and through
out the suburbs, resorts, small
towns, villages and country all
contain modern examples OF the
fair Penelope. But their designs
are quite different, however many
admirers may Turk in their vicin-
ity. Some of them are doing moth
ing more romantic than replen-
ishing the merchandising stock
of decorative household or per-
sonal linen. Others are making
pretty items for charity fairs
that will be on i'm a few months
French Knot Embroidery.
French knot embroidery is one
of the handsomest types for heavy
linen pieces; the linen pieces may
be had stamped, a cushion costing
rs cents, centres 100 to 200 and a
scarf 200. The one in mind is q
heather design, the dainty
blossoms in quantity being in en-
larged French knots, while the
foliage and baskets are done
solid. The embroidery takes two
dozens of skeins and cost 81.
Bag Prettiness.
There's a Zig crop of fetching
bags too. One in ecru flexible
linen with a tortoise shell (cel-
luloid, of course) bar stamped
costs Is cents. Three blossoms
form the central part Of the de-
sign, in punched work. A brown
Venetian stitch is over them, the
remainder of the very charming
design being done in carnatior
braid. The cords and terminal
balls are done in the brown. II
is altogether pleasing.
Embroidery hoops serve for the
handles of a fascinating work
bag, richly embroidered French
knot effect in golden rod. The
hoops are wound with gold satin
ribbon. The stamped linen bag
ready to work, together with
lining and hoops, costs 60 cents
Some Wearables.
Shirtwaists and The various
blouses, ready stamped, are to
be had in variety.
A cotton ratine waist ($1.5(
stamped) is worked with heavy
mercerized cotton. Lovely linens
for waists or entire dresses are
in variety, the punched work be-
ing popular.
A package coat, embroidered ir
blue Tor other color costs 1925
1t is of white pique for a small
child, and in addition to the en-
broidery silk has three big pear
buttons. These package en-
broideries must be convenient fol
those living at distance from
ehopland.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1912-08-08

to recommend DR.. Wayne T.. Ash to suf-
fering humanity. and tell them that
had suffered from lumbago of and on
for 10 years, with pain in my head and
Alterations of the kidneys and spleen.
took two weeks of him and am an
tirely we'll haven't felt so good for
years. Chas. Kelsey, Martin. Mich.
The Wayne 4. Ash Chiropractic SAM
tarium is located at 1888 K. Fulton ST.,
Grand Rapids, Mich.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1912-08-08
MOney-Savi1g Receipts

Oh course you never can have all
this variety in one salad. but you
choose and combine to suit the state
of your refrigerator.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1912-08-08
Numerical Enigma.

/ am. a city OF twelve letters.
My 8, 4, ~, 3, 6 is of Scottish
usage.
My 2, IL, s, 4, is an eminence.
My 4, II, 6, s, Z, is a kind of dipper.
My 5, 1, 8, 4, 7, is a valuable fruit.
My 10, 8, 6, Z, is to conceal.
My 1, 10, 8, 8, IL, was an Indian
king in Colonial days.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1912-08-08
Hidden Grains of Corn.

Hidden Grains of Corn.
Example: Find a grain Of corn
in the name of a famous French
author-Corneille.
1. Find one in a musical in
strument.
2. Find one in the fruit of an oak.
8. Find one in an English poets
pen name.
4. Find one in a retired place
5. Find one in an emblem Of
abundance.
6. Find one in an architectural
projection.
Z. Find one in the name OF Q
famous Roman mother.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1912-08-08

Physically Impossible.
Chairwoman of Suffragette Meeting
Does any lady wish to make a mo-
tom"
Voice--"Yes. ! do but my gowns too
tight. Satire
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-21
on LARRY no

BY LARRY no
of grief sadness the cspy winter air.
The baseball bowed In terrible despair
The due aud they for the fray;
But alas they find the players have decided not to play
Kelley knock the boards
He uniesa he diamond studded
Ills dignity demands 1t. he'll at home this
hts punks month distributing the beer.
OF stored In HIS mighty
Declares he's insuted he'll the
thousand which all they offered him
Hen fish heae the orncob the hogs with speed and vim
Dobb. the field;
Demanded fifteen thousand and the wouldn't yield
. OF dudgeon, he declares he'll play
hand habut and cheese Eanddads country store
fleet OF foot he's the cachers goat:
They think the letter what they wrote
sucker. hingtheyil word from me:
I'll just deliver honey. for my wife. she keeps bee"
quilt good:
Why should they play whe they can toll among the hay and wood
themselves like and their Hives
when they take Il driving busses By tho dayf
o. touching In this day OF cruel greed.
When grabbing all the In sight II evefybodys creed
these sawar players curb commercial nppcifes.
filthy iucre rather than give up their rights
awful threats nothing but Joke.
md shall be discovered pitching hay.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-21
s p O r T s
Abe ATTELL ASKS REFEREE CHAS EYTON TO BAR WR]

Edited 81 ROY WHITMAN

ny VnAt*N EHS8@ s&S89S8 - ~
Los ANGELES. Feb. t-com-
pleto rest was tho commas q At
tell camp today. and tho lle foeth.
crwelaht champion snnotsree ed that
no vii do no further work In prep.
arstior for his battle tomorrow with
Johnny kiibsre.
AttslI had q conference With Ref.
cree Eyton last evcnnu. He begged
that official 60 prevent kiIbane
from wrestling In the chinehes. No
ssld that II Johnny would stand up
srd fight. and NOT play tag. the
championship would not even bo
Jared In lie present positIou.
kitbsne. ~ Venice. 10 rendy for
the frey. Ne sald no hardly could
walt for the opening gong.
"a never wac In such condition In
my iIfs." ths challenger said. as he
emerged from hts morning shower.
"i'm Just like . perfectly condI
toned race horss--sssdy for any
thlng. I'm going TO fight my best.
and II can take the championship
back 20 Cleveland with me ~ be
the hspplsst boy In the world"
Tom McCarey announced today
that the first preliminary would be
put on Il $50 o'clock, and that the
main fight would start about 2:4b.
70 permit the motion picture men
20 have tho benefit Of better Tight.
Betting odds favored AttsII II 10
to Q today. u wee prsdlctsd that
the rfnasIds price would be about
~ to 7 on the champion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-21
Music
Taught Free
Home Instruction
Special Offer to Readers
of The Star

In order 10 advertise and intro
duce their home study music lessons
In every locality. the international
Inatitute OF Music OF New York Will
give free TO our readers a complete
course OF instruction for either
Piano. Organ. Violin. Mandolin. Gull
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or sight Singing In return they
amply ask that you recommend
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You may not know one note from
another. yet. by their wonderfully
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can soon learn to play. II you are
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The lessons are sent weekly. fhef
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photographs and drawings make
everything plain Under the insti-
tute's free tuition offer you viii be
asked to pay only = very small
amount taveraging IA cents a weekl
20 cover postage and the necessary
sheet music.
No one should overlook this won
derfuI offer. Tell your friends
about if--show this article 20 them.
The International Institute has
successfully taught others and can
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-21
SAILOR AND KLAUS
FINISH GRIND

w S8@<~4 49, A<<S~%8 - wv
BAN FRANCISCO. Feb. IL
Fight fans here today figure Frank
Klaus has q 70 chance 10 win
over Sailor Ed. Pstroskcy In their
2o-round fight for the middiswsight
ehampionshlp tomorrow afternoon.
and are placing their coin accord
Ingiy. Betting ON the fight Ii slight.
though quite bit az money IL be.
Ing Sagernd ON the chances OF
Klaus 10 finish his man inside OF
eight rounds. even money. II 10
expected that the ringrids odds will
DO about 10 10 4. kiaA has entirely
finished training. The rttaburr
man wound up his sparring ~ boz.
Ing three rounds with Johnny Mo
cnrthy and three with Dave Mills.
PetroNhey also has cut out tho
boxing Both men nre at wight
aud claim they viii have ~ excuses
to offer II they don't cop tho ionK
end OF the purse.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-21
nv WORKMAN.

Why the excitement and expense
OF baseball training tripf
Seems foolish. doesn't II. carry.
Ing athletes and near athletes
about the country In real plush up
holHtcred Pulimans. inhaiing real
food nj ace.hlgh hoteis7
This for month or six weeks
before the Jump signs the oid-famii-
lar. "Battreexe ft'day's game are. "
but N mgra. had as much trouble
putting a conditioned team ON the
field NJ they have coaxing thu
Hold Out club" 10 affix their Joliu
lfancocks to contractsy
This annual call Of the mineral
water answers two purposes. II
conditions the players and lets tho
holdouts ponder over their several
business enterprises.
Here the altar pitcher has gone
found himself 4 gold mine. 70 rich
he can't consider playing again.
The brains Of the inficid" has de-
cided 10 purchase = minor league
franchise and try magnatlng. The
main stsrn Of tho backstopping
dept. owns q billiard room that Il
doing 40 much business Il viii re-
Quire his personal attention all
summer.
80 II goes. And II gets on the
manager until no II flirting with
nervous prostration. or something
like that.
II happens. though. that thesr
spring trips brtng fresh material
from tho bushes. full OF that Pc
Guitar quality -ambish." and fire.
quontiy q budding star 10 isolated.
lie may be q flash. but Il IL enough.
Tho mgr. says:
This Md will b. the league SON
sation. He has So-and-so beaten 70
death"
DO you get ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-21

The creole words reach the walt.
Ing ear OF the pitching marvel. The
"hrains" and poolroom gent get II
simultaneously.
Taking a slant at the bank book
searching for a balance. they clean
the mud from last years spikes.
grab bat glove. rubber shirt and
uniform and hop RATHER for the
training camp.
Tho sensation OF the league y
oh. he goes back to rfpen. He has
served his purpose.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-21

minuten. gently
nassaginE the sore
parts" The effect Is
really wonderful. All
soreness goes instantly,
tho feet feel so good
you could sing for JOY.
CornH and cailouses can
be peeled right off. II
gives Immediate relief
for infiamed bunions.
sweaty feet. aching
feet. chilblains and
frost bites. A twenty
five cent box OF Gallo
eide Ia aald IN ba attffl-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-21

LOS ANGELES. Feb. 2i.--Pors
land today declared it's candidacy
for teh 1918 meeting Of the Western
Bowling Congress. The Oregonians
are lining MP their forces. and are
prepared 20 fight the claims of Van
oouver and Denver, the other two
contestants. Light scores were
rolled last evening. when several
five-man and double teams took al
leys. Tomorrow win be the Bis
day OF the tournament. with three
OF the crack Los Angeles teams
contrasting against teams from the
Inland Empire and British CoIurn'
bia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-21

Word cones that Ralph Kreitx,
the brilliant siosnrd lad who used Ia
atop tho pill behind the stick ~
Dag's. along with Catcher Sullivan,
10 named among the advance party
OF the Chicago Sox TO report NJ
Waco. Ter. tomorrow. The regu-
lar squad leaves Chicago . week
later.
Dutch Altman has been sold By
Memphis TO San Francisco. and win
compete with Howard Mundorff for
third base.
Tommy sheehan has signed q
Sacramento contract Tom BE-
Ionged To Brooklyn. although Eb.
belts was not very keen to claim
ownership. Tho club gave tho old
third sacksr permission to sign
where he pleased. and II pleased
Tom to sign with sacramento.
Tho advance guard of the Giants
raw recruits have reached Marlin.
Tex
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-21

All players do not belong 10 this
clsss. Some are worse. When the
last man is retired. they climb into
open face vests and step behind the
fooslikhts. doing most anything.
from tho theatrical mgr. TO the
public. until they again hear the
call Of the mineral water diet
OF this class II can be said that a
training trip lasting from the clone
OF one season 10 the opening Of the
next. would do much toward clcvas-
ing the stage.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-21


You do not hear much about
hob Fftzssmmons these days. bat
unless the signs are awry. II
won't BE- long before tho name Of
the old gladiator win again ring
across tho land.
ror RUBY Robert" he Of the
freckies and terrible punch. who
lowered tho eolors Of the best un.
III he bumped into yours jim
Jssfrics. has planned 10 regain
the heavyweight worids cham
pionship.
No, folks. Frtz has no intention
Of returning to the ring But
the ex-middleweight and heavy.
weight champion has . broth OF
n boy on the farm at Dunnellan.
n J..who although but Is II six
feet IN his bare fest and weighs
f60 pounds. Tnost Of which IL
hone and muscis.
n there IL anything In the
s.brrsd TO the line thsory. Bob
Jr.. should become . ring won
der. He has . better physique
Than his sire boastcd Of In his
raim!sst days and II built ~
eymmetricaily ~ an artistic mod.
al. his weight being distributed
evenly. instead Of over shoulders
and chest. NJ was the case with
Fitxsimrnons. peres
~Old Bob" hasn't said much
about his offspring. but he hopes
to see him wearing the crown as
champion some day. Already he
has commenced 70 teach the boy
the art which made the name OF
FItzsimmons famous the world
over.
Aud Bob Jr.." is an adept
with every natural advantage. he
has taken to boxing ms naturally
az a girl 20 bon bons and II his
dad Is TO be believed. he can hit
with terrific force and wonderful
precision.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-21
NEWS AND
STATS TICS
Professional sports Fostered
B o X l N C
w X K S T l. N C
B o w L | N G


Los ANGELES reh aAd wolsaa lishwesht champion ,
Klbane Nd summarizes MS
% belief al foiows
the world has known
his work 10 superb
Az a without truhfully that
I'm glad Able liant shtweght for would hate TO meet man OF
m wn his ability.
fighter kibane Johnny proved
he knocked out Joe Rivers after
milling will until the end Of
he
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-21

NEW ORLEANS. La. Feb. 2i.---
Newspapers today unanimously d.
clare Joe Mandot OF Memphis the
winner of his 10-round bout here
iete yesterday afternoon with Pal
Moore OF Philadelphia Mandot.
however. was forced 10 extend him.
self TO win. Both men were under
1873 pounds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-21

Client to cure the worst feet. Gallo
eide works through the pores and
removes the cause OF the trouble.
Don't waste time on uncertain
remediea. Any druggist has Gallo
eide compound In stock or he can
get II In few hours from his
Wholesale house. raiocide compound
IL moi a patent medicine but IL an
ethical prepnration.--Ady
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-21
Abe Has Pup for Sparring Partner

VERNON. CAL. Fob. 2o.--Hers's
q new one in the way Of sparrins
partners that Abe Attell has put
over and he claims II Is the Invest
bunch that has over come across
In some time. The idea. or this
stunt. IL to give the champ m iron
clad Jaw and to strengthen the mus
cles Of the neck. II II also great
stuff to timber up the muscles of
the shoulders and back
Abe. who Is training for his fight
with Kilbane on the 22nd. says that
the exercise he gets with this dog
IL far ahead Of any system now
used for the same purpose. includ-
ing tho wrestling tactics adopted
by other champions TO obtain the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-21
Quickest Relief Known
For All Sore Feet

The following is absolutely the
surcst and quickest cure known to
science for all foot ailments. HDis-
solve two tablcspoonfuls of Gallo
eide compound In basin of hot
water. Soak the feet IN this for full
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-21
Kelly and Brown A
Ready

CHICAGO. Feb. 21.--Hugo Kelly
and George fKnockoutl Brown Of
Chicago have ended their training
and are ready To enter the ring for
their f0-round bout tonight nj
Kenosha, Wis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-21

Constructing artificial teeth
requires the highest degree Of
skill for perfect TT, proper ar
ticulatiou and acciusion: the
impression. the bite. the proper
grade OF materials and teeth Of
proper size, color. shape and
length, and the natural arrange
ment for facial expression liz all
important. In our plate depart
meDt we afford a specialist and
We guarantee our plates TO give
satisfaction.
Gold and porcelain crown and
bridge work In the most beauti-
fui, lasting and durable, and the
highest attainment OF the dem
tai art Our reasonable prices
for this high class work enable
people. who have a few sound
beautiful work done and by spe-
cfalists who guarantee their
The filling Of a tooth IL a
science. Tho tooth decay must
be thoroughly removed, proper
margins and retaining grooves
made. and great care not to give
nerve shock nor pressure. a ffIl-
Ing OF proper material for the
Identical tooth must be had.
Then tie filling will stay in. IL
properly put In. 90 to the Al
bany Dentists
On the second floor Of the peo-
PIES hank BuiIdIng,f corner az
Second avenue and pike street.
Opposite The Bon Mnrche and
MacDougaii Il Bouthwick. Take
elevator or walk up.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-21

uenA With HIM
Father and son spend their
time on tho farm In the sum
mer they till the soil. but the win.
ter months are spent in training
end boxing. And winter and
summer the out-of-door life Is
giving Bob Jr." a constitution
like a grizzly bear.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-21

lack Chesbros intention of again trying for
La pitching
bitter
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-21

With such 4 mentor. young
Fftzsimmons ought. to enter the
ring perfectly equipped To battle
to the top. within tho next four
or five years. Il Ia certain, that
II no picks up the tricks that
made bis father famous, few
feavyweights OF today will have
shy business exchanging compl,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-21
PERT AlM1MG TO SPORT


]: !: J: :: !; !:
Upon further Investigation We that tho
spss ssTss he sas. n sss s % sas
!
ss, sss % s' .s ss ss sssn $
<A5 He Is 90 long ana 10 weixhiy that Spike bad %
Also Is mid the iis manager /. hayius 4.
blea keeping his giant in fodder His appetite Ia as
I'm enormous as bis frame Spike admits he has a
ss set ' ssss. begin. ss,ss
When Jack Leon in midst,
Spike ofncated rubber. sparring partner adviser
IN Ii spike O a Of himself. Spike
Win tel Il Who's got the real Hope Spike might
a ss s. s s aes sD Su S1s saass Of .psns
partners hsn1e.s WAY Of gaining nS,or,e,y
5 Str Tom everye0a, you'd ss bound to take notice
-L--9 lin McAleer believes the Boston Red Sox
sphe' slope splendid chance win the American league
That's nothing Even Washington has chance until
The unconditional of Spike Shannon and Frank
by the Kansas City league marks the passing Of two former
National league PLAYERS who star IN their hsydsy Both
they both played Mraw shannon ala oed duty and Bower
depossd being the American
rnsrs ne sosna o up s m sm Guy " VIII most likely re-
The St Louis Browns are going to train at home this
generally accord them about the middle OF July
A number of workmen. plumber, electrician and
a sssn ss % me no. @ ~ a
len brought refreshments and
said goodbye he handed cigars to them and asked anything
.Yss, there's thing" said of the
Ss. ysas l r b s sss 'S 70 % % Davis said
Jack Chesbro's avowed intention of again trying for
that just as bitter as woman his fight against old