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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-11
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-11

,den @dibafsen ino Mot bel menieer OILS pertfdie aullorOcruna
5r &eofrpolHa er @rssI ron Dor 90 aabrc.
Ter praioent aoOhpel bot nf iebr ul peuiar lidboIRp
erhnoe bin eyH peaHi Emit ourh ben irbiaen senator Roo. Sct
efno an BET ernHor6rnn 0G0iaeD< pNa Iaiea.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-19

/ teristic step OF the Lulu Fsdo
The couple separate-the gentle
man making a circle 10 the right
the lady a circle to the left. They
continue the same step as In the
first step. only they are each GO
ing around circle away from
each other Now step 1-2, -
3-4--snapping the fingers on I
and | and clspping the hands on 1
when the lady and gentleman COM
piete the circle and meet Con-
time this twice then come togeth-
er face TO face, gentleman steps
forward with left--lady back with
right foot and continue the first
step.
Fourth step-The turn 10 now
made which may be called the
pivot turn and IL unlike any other
turn used In the other dances.
The right foot is used az a pivot
the left foot moving or used to
make the turn. The left foot
touching the floor. turn on a COM
plete turn. The pivot is done two
or three turns with a great deal Of
swing.
Now begin with the first step
again and repeat the whole series.
II there are several couples dane
ing together the lady may change
partners on the third step.
That is instead OF returning to
her original partner at the end Of
the circle she may 20 forward to
the next man. who ia next to the
left OF her original partner.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-19
BOAT nITS wharf;
SHE'S TOTAL LOSS

VENTURA. Cal. Dec. is.-Whiie
making a landing here today. the
Pacific Coast Steamship Co
steamer Coos Bay collided with It's
wharf and piled up In shallow wat
cr. amide the ruins OF tho pier.
Her skipper declared that the
ship will be a total loss.
No one. I; was believed. vas In.
'jured In the crash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-19

Can you dance the Lulu Fado,
II you can. you are not only up
TO the procession but ahead OF the
band. for the Lulu Fado has just
arrived,
The new dance in practically un-
known In America. but II leads
off the list OF society dances that
Miss Edna Neiil, formerly with
Paviowa's Imperial Russian ballet
brought over from Paris this fall.
Miss NELL IN introducing the mod
ernized fandango 10 American
dancers. She has posed for the ac-
companying dance pictures. and
has written lessons" which she
declares will enable any one TO ac-
Quirc tho steps OF the brand new
dance.
Here II In, Start the musicl
Twirl your toes In the mAxcs Of
the latest dance. the Lulu Fado.
~ EDNA NELL
Formerly With psviows In Imperial
RussIan Ballet
The first step In the Lulu Fado
Is two slow walking steps and four
fast walking steps. The lady going
backward and gentleman forward
In regular one-step position. This
is continued four times. The
count is !. al, ?. 3. III, e.
1. 2. 3. 4.
Second step-Lady poikas back
ward--the gentleman forward,
keeping the same position with
the arm as In first step.
Third step--This is the charac-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-19
PUBLIC markets


Stall s. potatoes. ti.oO to tIas per 700
lbs. delivered. apples, soc and 500 box
ounces. lbs lie. fancy lemons. 20,
dos large Florida grapefruit Sc each
stalls :. J. 9. 7, pot roast. Sc TO i2hc III.
sirloin steak. i've H.. veal roast. i2A,
b. lamb chops i4o ID. cottage hams
iec ID. home rendered lard. lbs. 2te
stall ~. homemade mincemeat l5o 10.
ibs. sBc; large bottle catsup. ioc. lars,
stuffed sweet pickles. Sc each. 6 for 25c
German am pickles. i5c doz. large Queer
olives, zoe pit. a5c at. fresh iye hominy
TOO at. stalls 1a-2s, fresh Washington
creamery butter 3be h.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-19
WOMAN FOUND
DEAD IN OFFICE
OF A DENTIST

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 19.--The
body OF woman found dead here
yesterday In the office Of Dr. J. J.
Leek. dentist. stlll remained nm.
identified today.
DR. I,eek and Mrs. Annie Labclle,
his housekeeper, were held az the
city Jail. pending an investigation
The police suspect an illegal OPP
GRAFTON was responsible for her
death.
The police say the woman was
clothed only IN underwear, Blood
stains. they charge. were found on
office furniture and DIR. Leeks OPP
Grating chair.
An autopsy Will be held today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-19
HEAR COMPLAINTS AGAINST
CAR SERVICE HERE DEC. e

The public service commission
complaint of the inadequate car
service of the Seattle Electric Co.
will be heard In the Henry build
ing. Monday. December rs.
This date was fixed Friday. up
on the filing OF the complaint
which has the signatures OF all
three commissioners.
The commission has had investi-
gators for the past few weeks max
ing thorough report on the serv-
ice. and the result proved that
scarcely line in the entire city
was giving the service reasonably
required. In many cases. il was
found. there were as many people
standing as sitting In rush hours.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-19
" lssTI.AkE

stalls as0-205. finest new mixed peel
zoe 10. i5c fancy mixed candy, Toe ID
stall 200. rarmesan cheese, Soc 10.
Roquefort cheese. b0c 10. Stall 207. Alas
ka rutRbagaa. : lbs. Toe. fancy sweet 20
tatoea. lbs 2bc. stalls 2Oo-2ib. fame,
mixed nuts. ibc H.. white figs lbs 2bo
Stall aie, cottage cheese. Toe No.. potat,
salad. Use pit bologna sausage. 15c Ii
stan ~. fresh hominy. Ice at; fame,
sauerkraui. loo at: am pickles. i0c dor
stail s2s. fancy dry onions. lbs zoe
large stalk celery. SC, stall a. cocoanu
bars. i5c doz. coffee cakes. 26c doz
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-19

Stall ~. ~. standard GRADUATED
sussr. zee. stan O. psG.urtssd milk. &c
PIT cream. Ice spI stalls ti-tfs.
shoes half soied. meas Tkc. ladies tGc
chiidr~n's sec 20 tzc. regular 81 % UNI {.
hrrglAs. t2e. stall ~. fish balls $50 can
fun pi jar olives ssci pt. jar ptcki~t iGc
stalls ai-ts. cream % tartar baking pow
der. stc ~. can. white fixs lee ID. Stall
10, fancy cluster rsisins. ? It's. use. soft
she'll ~ainass. ite N. stall IS. assorted
chocolates sc In: sweet cider. SOC sal
stall ~. best srsaii white navy beans q
lee ale. Sa. ~ cans piums. lee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-19

To-day --a,aii -. riorida grapefruit. 81
each. wainufs. Ibe IL. Baldwin sppies CSC
boz stan .. potatoes ~ liza stc. sweet
potatoes. lbs lee. Farmsrs' section. "a
ihs potatoes. $50. sweet potatoes. Ih-
sscs dry onions lbs. Toe! carrots.
punches &c. turnips and h.si.. &c bunch
stall ~. winsaap apples S. dos Jap
oranges &c dos stall -. Eastern errr
isc dos hest butter , 1bs 81 90 Stall
-. condensed milk. cans SIC. CeyIon
tea. Ito for y III stall a.. kipp.red
salmon. ~. use. salt mackerel. SC each
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-19
RAH! NO SCHOOL

Seattle school Kids will lay aside
their books next Wednesday. and
for the succeeding IL days dismiss
all thought OF study. The regular
Christmas holiday commences on
Thursday.
Programs OF Christmas entertain.
ment will take up most OF Wcdnes-
days sessions
School resumes January 4.
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""uC c.,
11G[E2ttt{s'
W MARRIAGES
fEf!ssRfQR&ES


Marriage IIc~as~s
J n Brurssrt legal sx. Dsrrtns,sn
aai Far ustdurf legal sxs Darlington
ksy.s 40 Esa,,ls. and DIV. l.
carrpn. ~ Seattle.
o. g. Holland. legal az. sss,u.. and
'ihdA J. 'sn'sa. l.s.. sx-. Seattle
Mrs ana M. q Nss.msrt SisS WASH
tnsten ct. Q con. peeersssr D.
xrs ara Mr.. 1. Ks.sssnl South rars.
son. December
Mrs sna NJ u rsausns. Iis HisvssAs
piars. . eavGhtsr. pscenber 4
Mrs. snd Mr.. q. rsFrf. tsee isth ave. a
. son. peo.mbsr ~
Mrs ana NJ. ~ sk-ls. sfs W. sine
81. q sea. December
Mrs sna Mr.. T. shissmura. s.i Y~si.r
wsr a daughter. December "a
Mrs and Mr. A " i-ssks. fss y. ruh
AZ. daughter. November 20
D~.ths
Marguerite f1nassY. ts,, Cortland
piscs. ~, December Il.
Eunies l. irans. 7tss isth sv. w. Is
December fs
Dorothy M Hartman. atts isth Az.
W. 70 mar'h. December ~
Ruby y cahfii. Providence hospital. -,
December ~.
samuel Johnston. ,is i.,h sv. y. 81.
Ernss, A. Finh sna Pin. a.. %. De.
esmbef IS
Divorces CREATED
Rosa Squire from Jno " Eauir.
Mabel Wnodcocs FROM Raymond n
weefroek
Aihsr Larson from irsp. Larson.
Carolina Dsttofe from carniiia pe,tor-
Carrie y. NanEefder from chas e
xanEordsr
Mabel herman from clyde herman.
Margaret p cronn from Joseph J.
cronn
Asns. co.f.id from Geo. csffisis.
Miidrsn Bennett from Harry V. Ben
nett
Jna. o yaslin from Emma r. xs.un.
pemsnieo Yeiiano from Fiorence
Yeiiana
Jas n, Wilson from Gsr,rus. Wilson.
Minnls Warwick from Frank warwick
Ada Y. Hsiaer from WIN w. H.idsr
Hattie n Larrsbss from woodrow u
fArrsbes
Ina " Gillette from Alfred On,.,,.
Ellis Wsinner from Chas l. wst.nsr
Alice gilbert from Ala q Gilbert
MAMMALIAN Weller from Alice Weller
Haze bramweil from Arthur r. Dram
veil
Louis Rossman from Reh.eca Rosrman.
Florence oreck from t.ysi creek
Myra shaw Fisher from VIM " Fisher
linda Hooper from Fred erick Hooper
Jos sohiumpf from Annie 4. schiumpf
Mary T.. Moore from =. c. Moore.
Divorce. Asked
Frnertins Moiitsr VI. Fred Moii,.r
cruelty: Addie Turner 70 John T. Tur.
nor. support; Addis Rnor from WIN
a Knor. Minnie n. Hiitenhous. y.
George w Rntenhouss. cruelty; linda
port: Frederick Faekisr vs. Bmma Faek-
Ter abandonment Charity G. West vs.
Huber r. west abandonment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-19

rodsy-stalls ta-5.7 New Zealand hut
ter, lbs 81; fancy cluster raisins. lho ID
roc pkgs gloss starch. for Ice, stamped
ranch eggs doz sbc stalls 31-ss. Now
Norway mackorel. iSo each. or for 2bcs
Chinook salmon, itc ~ real Bungenen
crabs. for sac Stall ., legs Of lamb fbc
ID lamb chops. ibf. 2bc sirioin steak.
11iSc H., pot roast, Toe TO i2 sc To-. lard
compound ne ID. stalls 2t.ss, Fl lbs
sugar for 400 with acc purchase; cans
best milk. Ice. lbs. cut macaroni. ace. c
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-19
WHERE TO SEND 1T

Supplies for Belgian relief fund
should be directed 10 tho A. p. c.
Relief Ship, In care OF the port com
mission. Whatcom ave. wharf. All
communications should be sent TO
Judge Burke. at the Chamber OF
Commerce.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-19
PRINCE BUYS LINER

The Empress OF India. OF the Can.
adian Pacific Railway Co. has been
sold TO the Caekwar OF Baroda. one
OF the richest princes OF the Indian
empire. She will be used as a hos.
pltal ship for the Indian troops fight.
ing In Belgium.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-19
DOC TURNS DOWN THE JOB

DR.. James X. Angel. OF the Uni
versiiy OF Chicago, In q letter Fri
day. to the board OF regents at the
University OF Washington. formally
declined TO accept the presidency o.
tho local institution.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-19
STOCKHLDS' MEETING
NOTICE or STOCKHOLDERS
ar


MEETING
The annual meeting Of the stockhoiders
% the Union Savings q Trust Com
pany Of seattle. corporation viii be
held, at the office OF the company, on
northwest corner 81 Second ave and
cherry o.. Seattle, King county, wash.
ington, on Wednesday,, the goth day OF
January 1918. Mt the hour Of o'ciocl,
In the afternoon. for the purpose OF
electinR directors OF the company. and
Tor the transaction Of any other buHi-
ness that may properly be brought be-
fore the meeting.
\, u, sOLNER.
Cashier
4eattle. washington. December &, 1914.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-19
HOMESTEADS

HELINo $50 acres. in ia
nous Moses Lake district. no stumpa,
no rocks. lies In close proximity 10
highly improved property. water easily
obtained about 30 acres cleared
piowed. ready for alfalfa. potatoes or
other crop. Am IN need Of money At
once. WIZ take 1850 cash for entire
100 acres. which lies almost level, aud
there has been almost this much spent
on the property VIII gladly show ~.
Address y. q. Box 4t2. Seattle
~>~S~~N~4o-~~J~>~1~J~<~ @~cN~4~aN~~~N~N
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can. washing powder. i,e; i-is. can fancy
coffee. ttal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-19
FARM LANDS

nur LAND NoW--ass, quality soti; $50
fare 60 Seattle 20 acres 81 COOS 90 sic
American BANK nids o-a-rs
TO RENT or HEiJs-n Terry ranch AZ
summer, a. l.. Goidswor,hY 30; South
81 az. Tacoma. wash
SOME OF THE REASONS
Why our land At Three Lakes. Rnohemish
county. wash. IL sriHns fast ~ 10
good land. lies Immediately around our
mills ana prices and istms on both
land and lumbar are rinht- " lies 90
miles from Anahemish. On or handy 20
good gravel roads There are auto
stages and trains daily. schools store
" D. u. and YOU DEAL WITH IL
DIRECT. Have numhsr ~ tracts
from 90 20 leo acres. suitable for dairf-
tns Write OF sec " AEfkLEJOHN.
Manager Land Department. 1901 !. :.
Smith Hidx, seattle.
THREE LAKES LUMBER co
~y~s~-~~e~~->~SeNr~es~ <~e><~fs~,>~~sNs~~~~~
50 EXCHANGES
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-19

We eHr and @fTfafr the
largest -direr, to con-
sumsr'- fsctosy In the West
Large stock always 90 hand
CATALOGUE PRICES
Craftsman doors s. 81 80
s.eros. panel doors rs -iser
ssssssssssss sss.. VI ~
ssfrs for patnttns t...ss sar
,-eross panel ssifisx doors
r+.-ss.s.~s ss.ss4. " ~ ~
fntsrtos r-piy interior deo-s
tssss ssssssss....s. ~ % w
i.piy Gold seat nsosinx. roll
s~ss.ssss..- - sssssss tisEf
i-piy oaia Seal Rsesias. roll
..s.ss.ss..... tles
s-piy Cold Seal Roofing. roll
.sas.--.... s-sss..ss wv
s-Hghs barn sash. .. &c No
Bungalow rassnsrs cash. NJ
NOM .....s.s.-s. ssc
ouss,ds door francs ..sf.n
Tnssfs door frames .....fsc
90 foot store front. .. III -
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10 MALE HELP WANTED

10 MALE HELP WANTED
NATIONAL. uARnHR. coLi.EoE
fcs Main A.
Msn ard women 90 lsara the barber rads
wsFrs paid While learning
NCi.EK BARBER cOi.LEcE
Want. mon and women q learn earbsF
trade: wages paid while lsarnias sti
Occidental ave. s~atus. ws.h
save on yeuf sasius s,il rry ~. raEi,Aa
cafetsrts. second neer zee fins
PLAY root ar sis pikF 81
Collection. Lyon building Eiiiost
siss.
K57aazasas ssSS Hsi. 1905 We, AZ
FETkT TT0sfanN's .ril kNn rlkN
SAVr Mo~Er at tns narxsin
store 81 occide.,ai eorasr Malta
Handles ss~ and sseoni -nsnd suit.
rsineests. Or ~ up. tools, guns trunss
saiteasss shoes 1sueiry. Alaska cut
fi,s and ie--ers supplies
Mne MARTIN = Narss. oonrHsmsn,
hsns. paintssss nrisinal twtiisht sleep.
1895 uor.n. ut sssft
wAAEp-T~o nsn 30 isarn auto ard
truN drisinr snd r.paifinE iles .ih
Q. X q. fostn. fos Use isi Ylr,, az.
PROSECUTORS
Learn ss.aytnx In en-. month al '''i
>~~.~-c ~~~-~~~-~~~~~~- ~-~~~~~|~~~~~~~~~~~~>
2o-MALE SITUATION
sfTUATioN Aps ONE CENT a Word
~ TIE STAR
YoaHs anaa vsn,. worS. siil tackle Any.
thing Ais. star.
WHY DO i.uNpQursr.Itl.f.y SIT tfs
nsn's suits FOR tis' nscsass shsy cell
them upssaira sscend floor Joshua
utesa Bids
WY pay mors. whsn Sfs bays = bft sai,
or ev~rcs.f 81 Trseis's upstairs suit
sssn ssss rslsa .se.sd flsert -.
II statesmen WANTED
sALEaMrN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. VA
necessary es.y work. bix rar Writ.
fer lsrs. lis, - ep~ninss otferinx op-
porianisiss 90 earn ttee 20 ttae month
~hiis you learn. Address nearest offfcs.
Dept hG. Natisnsi Eaie.msa-s Train-
ting Association, chiesxs Ss~ ross.
kss.ss cisy. So Ersssi.s .es.-.-.-~-~>
~ PERSONALS
wHfSKLEs REMOVED. pEyoHMKp
noses corrected ssTs Arcad. nag
Main sfSt
zen married Bsss Matrimonial paper
publishsa Mailed free. Tho Ger.
respondent. Toledo. ohio.
Lsiiss-ssndsrsons Cotton hoos piils
safe ard sure cure for delayed periods
Price "a Money refunded 10 remedy
fats after fair trial Raymond Remedy
Co. Hin Pike ct
Dancing guaranteed In Z privats
lss-ons rrivsis balls Days
Ny2 and evenings Latest dances
MA STEVENS r s1s Al ! f, net
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PHYSICIANS Ann SURGEONS
RncfAL nishsaEs ONLY
ne Arthur croekaiL en-. Green nids
pr arsnt ruckes, 70. uloee hids $40
special affections men and women
nR ASHTON -eit American Hank nide
Practice limited TO bladder. kidney ana
urinary diseases
riuNnSo
Fiamsius repairs. sse per hour Elliott
sssAI
saatmsn rIumbins s HeatlHs Co, us
tse king seattle
>'>'>'''''''>'>'>1 :ld<fERs' >'>''>'''>'>'
l.sIiss w. I, ~, - s,,ist, ~
sfNs An si'anGA sfs0n's
Nsds asliy Mss,se iss i- j, Nsis ~ !,
STORAGE
pry' nTspreof storsse warehouse. Cen
trail storage -. los white nidH
"->'>>'>'>'>>>'->>e>Si SSs" ''''>'N'N'~'>'''~'''>
Ssatiis sisn shop. isei sixth Eiiio,'
~-GmoIansns
>>WNI mncnSd~ Tc6 9fGffc6 -
swanson Resd, 80 rine ~
Nsis , Is,is,.o,, ssS,,ls ws.s
WALL rArrR Ann PAINTS
4. J oVERHus-it,s MARKET rv
--lNOSS~NS~>>~
II FUNERAL NOTICE
M,kr>-rA~Stp AVA, At utR ais
tDr>Cr. esfu AND HiNHfu '. D..
ntCraBEk ~. ANGIE uAIt>. A.h
~ YEARS
I ItrNFHsI SERVICES uuI M MI ~
| SUNDAY arer. ". Al ruE rAHIoHS
TEMPLE FREMONT. iu1fNn~ IN
NIrEp To ATTEND. f>TtkME>r Al
| wAsnhItt tEMtrERs,
--~~----~---~-~--~~~,----
NOTICES
MACNNhEEs ~ Seattle live No \ vii
have a card party Monday night. no
cemeer a. az Ocad Eats Cafeteria.
I First and Cherry Turkeys and chick.
ems Tor pritss
MESH nA1S RErAiREp .cs rEo-
~~l~~~~~~S~~SS>~
IS AUTOS FOR SALE
dec " Miller used aato. Tis v pta.
e>e~-~--,~~-~~>~>---~--~ ~~~~~~~-s~~~~-~~~~~S~s
FOR SALE FURNITURE
farniturs cheap Tor cash 1888 w~-,iahs
BLACKWELL FuIsS co. Al rias. GU
ssst
PAciFic COAST FURNITURE co. NJ.
uo,t isTs
BLAKE FT'RS co sIA PIKE " ass
~~~~s~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~>~~~~~~~s>~~~
MOTORCYCLES
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INVESTM ENTS

nEAi. ESTATE MoHroAdna. ttoo w.
~. 20 49,. fully secured. Tor sale BY jos
D. Thomas Co Inc ios cherry 81,
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MOTORCYCLES

Maserryeies-Ssw ard second hand. all
makes. some % these taken on new
fSpfAS MQroRcrcirs HAitou q
wsi~ht. sif y Pike st. near urusd.
~ay Phone Fs., tfi
Harley Davidson rnosoreycie. saiiY
equipped. with tAndufn. n.arfy new.
very cheap rhsns East fett ises
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10 ACRES. WITH STREAM
Good shot clay soil. running water. Krani
sisw fin. for fruit. b@rria. or chickens
Price ttoo. on Terms
L. J. MARSH a CO. 1909 I'D AVE.
~~ee~~0~~~~~~~~~ee~eNr Ne~~~~N~0r~~~~~~~~NN1
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ls FEMALE SITUATIONS

Want an orphan Eifi, 10 Or 10 years o.
age. who viii appreciate a good home.
Address Are. star
siTUATIoS ADS ONE CENT a WORD
~ TIE star
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10 MALE HELp WANTED

$500 ANNUAL. GO operate With me
evenings at home. everything furnish
ed. don't worry about capital. Boyd II.
Brown. Omaha, Eeb.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-19

periencs. constant spare time work.
knitting hosiery. machines furnished
on contract We take product Help
Ing Hand stores DncJ, Dept. sbs. chi
caR0
DO EASY. pleasant colofing work at
home; good pay. no oansassins no ox-
perisnee required; iiaFtrsfsd particu-
lars free. Helping Hand Stores, Dept
fb4 Chicago
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-07-29
WILL HOLD FROLIC
AT TASHMOO PARK
Two Boats Will Carry Crowd TO
Observation-Disclosures Go To
Put-in-Bay

SO many are expected TO attend the
sixteenth annual excursion OF the Dc
uoit Retail Grocers association 20
Tashmoo Park Wednesday July 30
that IL has been found necessary 20
arrange FOR second steamer to sup
PIGMENT the Tashmoo In carrying the
parry 10 their picnic grounds over
1900 are expected TO take in the ex'
culsion
The Retail Grocers' association has
had most vigorous life, since its
origin a quarter OF century ago.
with u members Now there is a
members ZIP Of $50 representing that
number OF stores. and forming co
operative business organization that
has brought about many improve;
menrS I'm trade conditions
And no less heartily do the mem
bers enter into sport upon that day
OF DAYS the grocers picnic. Fun.
fast and furious has been provided on
the program from the moment the
steamers dock until the last cheer has
announced the last play in that won
Germlly interesting ball game And
seemingly they do not reck OF con
sequences. when they offer as n prize
10 the little tot that wins tho 5O-yard
race for six.year-olds whole case OF
strained honey.
The butchers will also holiday We'd
nesday. going 10 Putin-Bay on the
Ashley & Dustin steamer Of that
name