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ASSIGNMENTS or MORTGAGES.
Manhattan

ASSIGNMENTS or MORTGAGES.
WILLIAM ST. 5se"chss Il Jackson to Louise
II jackson, widow. 81 walker st: atty,
s5rH ST. sci E--tinion n co Of n Y TO
Home for Old Men a Aged Couples, 1880
Amsterdam av; attys Weed, II & q. 81:
WARREN ST !. Frank ,Go.neiii q ane' exrs
5rScs lsah siy to T cab G pss@a woo9
nfbSdiEh s sf ,.s. isinlf' Powell ~
o iqy % u mary Powell STif" Val q
SAME PRoPERTY--same to Anna " Jack
son. 2ib 18Th st; atty. same; ar INT.
SANE PRoPERrY-samo 10 saml x jack jack,
SON Asbury Park, J, atty. same; an
45rH 81. sasi w.sainc 20 Anna N Jack ss
son, :lb 18th 81. atty same; an int.
SANE PRoPERTy-samiis to Ella l. Bu1d ii
Asbury Park. j. atty, same; an int.
SANE rRoPERTY.sain;c, to Mary G Green
Quakertown. Pa. atty, same; an Int,
nUpsoN ST. sii.iienTfyi Friedman 10 'i i.So,
goid Harris, 81 isth st. ATTY. rnul
RIDGE sT IL i5s'iSi.sanu,I Jackson to Ella
/ Burge. Asbury Park, n J; atty. Wm
,,.fbS" ',,MSHIia, 81 ..r,;,t;ahis
s1ranoe society o. " : 10 Lawyers MTG
.isT ST .iiss'Tr.y fseara coneh to 'i ro SIs
preisen. IS E 7iih 81 attys, saltsr s
BkOADWAl, W cor Barclay ST. 4sK irTeg
MN X y SiTHs3 IS h i 5,,in $3.50
"1 .idS7i-Sdcaas hensdi so"'f nG%I To-
E.iz A benedict. New Haven. Conn; atty.
ioTH ST. n :. i ~ " University pi 2its
,ss s2ss an no no SSme A'ty' same Ham,: :;,i
FoRT WXsHISGToS RIDGE RD, ;, plot
80
ap Az, .g57-st .Mlehaeis u E church g
Flora Her5os s5s % av' atty. sismand
iiiTH ST. - w@ChaS Ruhe to Ma gs
rs. atty pudensins Jr. ~
losTHf ST. es W.rl,,s quar- r 20 ITO 10
Marie / i'o!or % i.s'h st. at!y, 7
LEONARD 81. n =. iSS.io Hudson ST St
American MTG 90 :, Lincoln trust Co.
sNr. so' 9Th av, attys Bowers a $, 80
sap ST. $50 w.samc to same, aus
s7TH sr 81. w-Geo x Grifnn to ' Geo
Griiun, az nriar CllN. westchsster co,
y Y dttys, Hubert Peck sons, ass w
IiiTii ST. ;. sos w.An,hoiny. 4 faier n;
Davis : 9 5, b5 Iiserty t I''''' III ii
iltTH ST. 5ii w--sams to same; atty.,
TOOTH ST. :: E.Wairen W Foster, trG IS
% ROser!. y clyde, ! Iryinston pl, bklyn;
atty, ms Co, 1885 Bway, ....... 81
TOOTH ST. - E--Rohert y clyde TO Y
Title Ins co. l35 BwRy..............tl
CENTRE ST. 2is-Robert Hastings and
ano. exrs, to n Title Ins Co, 1876
HENRY ST. iss-George G Park 70 Y
Mtge & security 60. 1875 Bway; atty,
n ms CO. 1875 Bway........ $4,000
Bronx.
BURDEN, I TOWNSEND, JR, adm. 70 so,
JOIN IL HXsKiN ESTATES. nc '"'t TO
SHORT GEO W, to John II Hssklns ga
PRGsrEcT' iNvEsTiN;G co to Ls s1-;sgs
9 ME ;u,..;,.';p, ,..,.i,'''''' s2sooo
.@MHArT.AN MTG CO 90 ns!!s- s.I;-n--
RREsSAN, JOHN j. to E:inz a CHI. ''i 500
COLUMBIA TRUST CO to Enoch G
RdcKLANp RLrY co TO Title Guar .i'S (
DYER. MARY C. ana ano. eIcrs to Mary
oyer. .'.....-.. .,..............t
OSHNrp JoHANSE n adm a. ,Nia,,,,tSn
. r;1Srt - ''.'.'''' '''...'..,.. $500
LAWYERS MTG co to Geo E Holman,
SAME to Herman Ciothelf. $40. 900
CENTRAL MTG co to Richd w Dyer IA
SNhL 10 same. ....s..-.. s,........f VI
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COURT CALENDARS THIS DAY
NEW YORK COUNTY

Supreme Court-Appellate DIyision-He-
cess.
Supreme court-Appeilate Term-Recess
Supreme Court-Special Tern-Part l.
Before CohalRn. J. Motion calendar called
at 1890 A. II.
Part n -Beforc Lehman, J Court opens
A. EN M a
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WASHINGTON, Jan. 2s.-The day call
Of the Supreme Court for Friday: Nos
l6i 1872, los. l6i, lCS. 100. lss, 100, 10
and III.
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woisEi 70 Dora KAY, siS = i5o.h s.. .pr
~ '.sSGo 5sG Tgc sT Il. NV syay 70 @
ipsh 4, h0 jan = yf pavid Benny n;ty
Julius Helderman, 7ss Elton av.. $1,000
LOTS TO II a "a {" -, map Joseph Illus;
kius,, ii5s ln,erv1le ,s.y, pr mtg. $4,000.
GNTERvALE Az. n W at cor Rogers
ri. aii7x irreg 70 Hall pl-wm T Com
nor to Edgar Appleby. Glen Cove. l. I.
Jan u yrs. p c; atty, & 7 GO;
1oc cY. sHTwShy hs,rv o,, III, % ,ioVe
163 to 1877. map Wilton Port Morris &
T. Morrsania. 2o0xl2j--Lucy x Bifchau
81 pr mtg $50. 900. Jan -, ? yrs. y G.;
atty G T. Hallock. 9Ss y is0th 81 5000
ARTHUR Az, 2ii0.i2. O g. 50 2NSs--Uwanla
Constr Co. Inc, to Morris MorEenstern, IS
Lenox av Jan Is. due May /, 1915, p c:
atty Morris MorgensteTn. $50 Broad-
unv zoo
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County Court-criminal Term-Before
Humphrey. j. Court opens and calendar
called at 10 A. NJ Nos. i479, i53i i4st.
44:I. 45Sl. Equity causes-Bermel % sc-
tionsl VS. Walter, Jr.. John X. Carpenter
CO. vs. Brockman. same VS. schoen. Gran
Furnace Co. W Bernstein, Cunning vs.
same Call vs. Cleary Dieter vs. Hughes
EiChhOrn VS. Mowery.
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ALBANY, Jan. es.--The Court of Appss
, calendar for tomorrow: Nos. lSi and 1873.
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RECORDED LEASES,
Manhattan.

Sd Az. 500, store 4 b-Herman Jovesho, "a
Albert Fecklesberg rs eth av, 10 vrs
from NOV j. 1914. atty. W IL Stewart. 1889
COLUMBUS Az, SEQ store moor 4 front
baseinent-Danl Mcnamara to DAM ]
Ford, lss Audubon Rv, ~ yrs from Feh /
iel5; atty, VI Burghard hi
1oPH sr 400 " rs,, s,or. $500
to Peter Skularekes, 3OOa W 10th 81 (
.ryi Yrs from Sept !, isl' ;;..u.;......il 1890
~ -, "a e 81, oSV; st9re @e,GAor Halprin a ano
from Feb l. 1915; atty, Hy II Frleder, 30
Nassau 81 ACCOMPLISHMENTS. 81 900
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willis and Thomas corcoran. grand lar.

WINS and Thomas Corcoran. grand lar
ceny
County Court-civ1i Caiendar-Part "
Before Fawcctt. J. court opens At 10 A. NJ.
Actions triable BY the court without fury.
Gaze Gaze ,9951-N9,,, Ao;5;;, lnquest-Nos i227'
County Court--Crkninal Calendar-For
Trial--Part I.-Before Dixie. ]. Court opens
~ 10 A ". Louis Jacobson. alias Louis
Bloom, grand larceny; Edwin NJ Butcher
rape. assault, Cenaro Donate. true name
Donate Braccto, assault. salvatore Noto.
carving dangerous weapon; Joseph Schafrer.
Charles khhr. burglary, petty larceny re-
ceiViuE; Carmine CsStaEninC, assault. An
drew Krause, carrying dangerous weapon
John fheEo. burglary petty larceny. re-
ceiving. Frank Morton, grand larceny
Harry Muller, burglary, grand larceny. re-
ccivlng.
Part II.-Before Roy J. Augustus A.
Westphal. grand larceny; Michael Walsh.
CARRYING dangerous weapon; Frank James
Reilly, forgery, grand larceny; Giuseppe
TrippepL alias Giuseppe Treppe. carrying
Part III.-before Hy1an. J. Nicolo
Neuezia. burglary, petty larceny, receiving
Joseph Lombardo carrying dangerous
weapon. EnricO LRubo, carrying dangerous
weapon, Cornelius Clntv. alias Cornelius
y. Cuntv. alias Charles J. Canty. robbery.
grand larceny. assault; Dan Fechettt as
sau,t. Giroiano Peliegrino. carrying danger
Gus weapon; Alfred Anderson, grand lar
larry. grand larceny. receiving; Hyman
walther, burglary, grand larceny receiving.
Surrogate's Court Calendar 49, Before
Kctcham. :. Court opens at 10 A. NJ. in
Hall OF Records, second Moor. No day
calendar.
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MORTGAGES.
with name and address Of lender an
lenders Attorney
Downtown


tWih name and address OF lender and
lenders AttorneyJ
Downtown.
CLINTON 81. e 5. 1910 Grand 81 cix
l0o-Max Sturtz to Moe Sturts, i7G BAY
per S caa Jan atty p SAINT %fs s siaG2o fss
bWay '''''''.,. '.'.., '','.,,..,...S3 5000
East Side.
Cast OF Firth Ny ;o between Fourteenth and
5TH Az. IS. SO tlst st, 2sEssi--Guard.
tan Holding co to Oceanic Investing Co
T q 60, lis IBs way ~ . ,ia' "a p .,i?soSo
77rH ST, 5. i45 Lev av. 25xlO2 Mar,
a., exrs, 81: Mad ey, due as per bond, Jan
q; atty, T Co. i7s Bway ,ti6, 500
Emma q conboy TO Elmer A Miller $50
Mad Mad o az pr mtg $4,000. due as per bond
West side.
tWest OF Fifth nv, between Fourteenth and
10Th sts1
DIST ST. 200 loth Az; .oxlOo.5..,AEn,;
eoth st. Jan 81. yrs, c. atty. T 9
55TH ST. SS sth az Tx. '', iVopg
Realty CO to Mtg Trust Go, Sc Cedar
8. p c; attys, Harris & H. 6s VIM
iOsD ST, IS. 100 West Emo av. iaxii60yiii~yy
F Co rs Ti.9': js s e. 50 pr %i @t2 sS
due as per bond: attys, stoddard q ~
IFS bway .''''.:',' '''''''''''''''' 1900
CManhattan Island. north OF 10Th ST.
ST NICHOLAS Az. cor l4lst at, 3sIx
l02.4-Louis Harris to Morris Weiss
l2t II slst 81, Jan n. yrs c. atty
l. I Ins Co, 100 Bway. 81, 500
10TH ST, = s. 420 sth ay, 40x9S IL
Ready Realty Co to VIM Rankin. ll9 W
iith ST, Jan rs, yrs p c: atty, l. r
Inz Co 100 nway. ............ .S:5, 900
sA MT1 PROPERTY-Sam TO Preferred Mtg
Corpn Great river l. I, pr mtg 126, 900.
yrs; C Jan rs; atty. J. T lns. 60,
wADs wooRRTTH ~. =. iso.s is5th st,
lO0Ki l5--W adsWorth- Washington Corpn to
Yer Plank estate, 1871 Madison NV. Jan
IS, pr mtg $4,000, due as per bond. >
ntgs each $4,000; atty, q 60, i7s
wATpSswoRTH Az =, 1909 ISM V ST.
~ SxllI-Sano to same. pr mtg $4,000,
duo as per bond, Jan IS; atty.
same NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .1i2,735
thorough Of The Bronx
MT HOPE Pr, 2ti, II :, 20NlO0--Margt A
Clarke TO Florence l. Schin, l0s Mt Hope
pl, pr mtg $500 Jan 81, ! VI, 6 p G;
attv l. r a T co, 100 Dway. 5000
BEAR SWAMP RID, n s, Mt n Sackstt
ST. stsNiAl.s-B 8 y CONSTR Co, Inc,
10 Dollar Savings Bank, esOs I'd ay, Jan
g. ,dGs, Jun ! lels, 5'a p e. sttys' IsK9w
CASTLE MI Ky " $ 50 = Elis av sJS
So ,lss'h st.; Jan ?7s. 8 w Of
~ -.'.''''' '''''''''' ''''''' Ns'ooo
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Bronx

l5sTH ST. i65 r, cor store--Carolus Rlty co
to Jacob scherEcr, 453 E l6sth st. 4 yrs
Kreisberg. i4s Bway ........s 5iO 10 isoo
10TH ST. as y, e Park av. aIISF,orS
LeSsler TO Saml Horowitz a. ano, 1920 COL
lege av, yrs. from Jan l. 1913; atty, VIM
Roltn, l2s6 College AV t592S
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-27
1T RUINS HAIR TO
WASH 1T WITH SOAP

soap should be used very spar
ingIy, II at all. II you want to
keep your hair looking Its best
Most soaps and prepared sham
poos contain too much nlknli
This dries the scalp, makes the
hair brittle and ruins IL.
The best thing for steady use IL
lust ordinary mulsified cocoanut
oil (Which II pure and grease
less1, IL cheaper ana better than
soap or anything else you can use
one or two tabiespoonfuls VIII
cleanse the hair and HcaPp thor
ouphly simply moisten the hair
with water and rub II In. II
makes an abundance OF rich,
creamy lather. which rlnses out
easily, removing every particle
Of dust, dirt. dsndruff and eNces.
sive oil. The hair dries quickly
and evenly, and It leaves the scalp
soft, and the hair fine and SILKY,
bright. lustrous. fluffy ana easy
10 manage.
You can get mulsified coconnut
oil at any pharmacy. and Few
ounces will supply every member
OF the family for months.--Advcr-
tisement.
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Cynthia Crey's


o.-l have read several OF your
sns~ers 90 the questions Of puzzled
people ard wish 20 ask you come
myself. Please tell ne pretty
way for . girl 70 yssrs old TO wear
her hair. What would make . grad
ussion crsss that would not cost
very much and pretty way 20
make ~ Respectfully. D. c. n.
A.-Rinxie,s arranged In various
simple ways II very girlish and
popular style OF hair dress for
young girls A. the present time
Another pretty way In which al
young girl may arrange her hair Ia
accomplished by parting the hair
ia the middle or 20 one side OF IN.
head, fluff abou, the face and mr..
range in a simple knot at the back
OF the head
You will find many dainty fabrics
comprising dimities. lawns. crepe.
voil. lingerie. null. etc. suitable for
graduation gown ~ the dross
goods section OF any OF the local
department stores, popularity priced
I IL NVstI nut w povstbt' iVF NV w
describe a way to make the dress.
II should not be difficult for you
to select a pattern from one OF the
fashion sheets or marsxlnes.
Owe would like 20 know how
TO ~ssh . white ribbon 90 II Will
not turn yellow and remain ssl'f
sfssr II 10 washed. Thank you.
SCHOOL GIRLS.
A.-Wash tho ribbon in cold
water and ivory soap. rims. In cold
water and iron with hot iron until
dry.
o. hope you will not eisss me
with the young man who, you said.
had his mind affected BY idieness,
- I believe my case 10 different
am q young girl. ~ Year, old.
and am considered pretty. NY
mother 10 very strict with me, and
! do not meet many young men.
But must confess that I am In
In love with . street car conductor
and do not seem 20 be able TO get
soqusintsd with him. - on HE car
10 the only place ! ever meet him.
But he never seems 20 take any
special notice Of me.
How shall I attract HE attention.
Please ans~er soon.
BROWN EYES.
All the conductor II man
who observes all the fine points Of
good form. you would never gain
his friendship by seeking TO attract
his attention. Are YOU positive he
Ia a single man. III warrant you
don't know. Wouldn't you feel
rather cheap and common n YOU
found yourself bestowing uncnlled
for attention upon a married mani
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YOU! HAVE
YOU AN AUTO?
LET US TAKE IT!

MANY automobile owners have
answered the call OF The Star for
machines to convey tho veterans To
the graves OF their comrades ON
Memorial day. Morc-many more
are needed
The Tilikums have taken Il upon
/ themselves 10 provide automobiles
for the veterans next Monday. Two
hundred and fifty cars will be none
too many. The Tllikums have ask
cd Tho star 20 urge It's readers TO
lend their cars for this purpose.
Rert l.. SweEea Is chairman OF the
/ committee which is rounding up
automobiles His telephone mum
Der is Main ass. Or you can phone
Rert Butterworth. Main s&s The
parade starts AZ 10 n m. and the
automobiles will assemble In the
regradc district. In tho rear OF the
New Washington hotel.
Final plans for the observance OF
the day tMondayl are being made
at the Armory today.
Uniformed Men 20 March
O. W. Lincoln OF Sexton post will
be- grand marshal for tho parade. In
which mounted police. tho police
band. the Coast artillery. com
pany from Fort LAwton. the Nation.
nj Guard. University cadets. Till.
kums, Yukon pioneers. fraternal or
CARNATIONS and Spanish-American
and civil war veterans will partici
+ pate.
The line OF march probably will
be down Third av., and. returning
up Second. end At the Hippodrome
! At III o'clock program OF music
and patriotic speeches will be Civ
en- In the Hippodromc. following
veterans az tho Good Eats cafetcris
at l o'clock.
After lunch. tho procession VII
start for tho cemeteries, where. AT ]
I o'clock. further exercises will b
held while the graves are being dec
GRATED.
Scatter Fiowsrs on Bay
/ In memory o, the nations dead
sailors. the Danes OF the Civil War
the Nomens Relief Corps aud La
dies Auxiliary. L. 5. W ". viii
scatter flowers upon the vatefs ol
Elliott bay al o'clock The cere
mony will DO held on the Grand
Trunk dock and on the West Seat
tie ferry.
Friday all school children all
take part In Memorial day exer
cises In all the schools. and on Sun
day fitting services will be hold IL
all churches.
War veterans vill worship Sun
day AZ the Boyiston Ave. Unitarian
church. where Rev. j. ID. o. Poxeri
will preach the annual sermon q
( them.
Squads OF three or four veteranl
will visit each OF thu public school,
Friday. to take part IN students
exercises In commemoration OF tn,
nations dead war heroes. High
schools will be visited In the morn
ing. grade schools In tho afternoon
TALKS will be given by the veteran,
on war and peace.
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Why Do French Women
Always Look Young?

In France mothers and daughters
look like sisters How are the wom-
en- there able to retain their youthful
looks until long past middle ageF Is
II because they are much given to
the use of mercolized wax? This wax
possesses a remarkable absorbent
property which quickly removes the
fine Particles OF cuticle which are
constantly dying and which are the
immediate cause OF an old-looking
complexion, Thus the liVelier.
healthier. younger skin beneath Is
given chance to breathe and show
Itself. Try this treatment yourself.
Most likely IL will not require two
weeks to make your complexion as
clear, soft and beautiful as young
girls. Just one ounce OF mercolized
wax TAN American druggists have
ip usually does the work. The wax
is put on nights like cold cream and
washed off mornings.
Another valuable secret with
which the French are familiar Is
how to quickly remove wrinkles. one
ounce of powdered saxolite dissolved
I'm n half pint witch hazel makes
marVelously effective astrinRent To-
ton. The face should he hathed IN
this daily until even the deepest
lines are Observation-Disclosures.
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he MacDougall-S Co..

Qiven by a dramatic club at the
playfisld field house. am just -
and not very tall. wore dark,
striped suit with white socks and
white tennis slippers. Was that
the right thing TO do7 Some boys
said I was not right in wearing the
white tennis slippers and white
socks to a dance. hope may
have an answer from you as soon
as possible. ARTHUR.
A.-White socks and tennis slip
pers are quite the fad Mt dances at
tended by students and members
OF the younger set this season so
yours were not out OF place on such
an occasion.
o.-Ten years ago the gath Of
next month was married to as
good a man az ever lived, but thru
my own fault we parted. liked
drink and the company OF other
men. Ny husband used TO come
home at night and do housework
and put our baby TO bed.
We'll, he got a divorce from me
about three and onc-hah years ago.
But, Miss Grey. ! am back In Seat
tie again and do so much want TO
ace him. He 10 married TO one now
who loves him and appreciates HE
goodness. go by their house ev
cry night just to look at him
/ Would IL be right TO make myself
known? am not a bad woman
now. have changed. have
boy 9 years old, who wants to see
his papa. God alone knows how
much think OF him now. Oh "
could only live my life over again
| had such a good husband and
can't foroet him. I came clear from
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other woman holds the claim upon
him that you forfeited, and she Is
to be considered. too. Let reason
rule desire II you have strength
of character enough to conceal
from the father of your child the
love which came too late, to meet
him with steady, clear. honorable
eyes and endeavor to prove TO him
that YOU have truly reformed for
all time and that you are worthy
to rear the child that is his and
yours. under those circumstances
only, go to him. II is never neces-
sary to be happy; but II is always
necessary to be right. and for you.
this is the only right way you can
meet him.
As do not know the conditions
under which you gained custody of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-27
COURT TANNED
AS WHITE Wife
Of JAP IS TRIED

People thronged tho court room
aud stood IN the rain on the bal.
cony outside today. hoping 90 catch
some word OF testimony from wit.
nesses called by the state IN the
prosecution Of Martha Kawata. the
white wife OF Japanese. who Is on
trial for shooting George Grasty. n
negro. on April %.
The trial In being hold before n
jury In Judge Frater's court
II came out In the testimony OF
Lieut.. Mason. policeman. that the
gun Mrs. kawata used on Grnsty
she had purchased with the inten.
ton OF ending her own life.
At the time OF her arrest. note
addressed To- Prosecuting Attorney
Lundin was found IN her pocket.
book She told him she intended
TO XIII herself because she had no
friends. that she had had trouble
with her husband and that another
man was trying 10 drive her into a
life OF shame.
A few DAYS earlier she had sworn
TO a complaint. charging that such
we're the facts. In Lundin's office,
Lou Beattie. a white woman. said
TO have been the paramour OF
Grasty. told the jury she and Mrs.
Kawata, together with the dead
negro, had been At the Tourist
baths the night before the murder
and that she had seen a diamond
ring which she recognized as Mrs.
Kawatas on Grastys hand
She said she had seen a white
pow der. which she took 10 be co
caine. In one OF the rooms where
they sat drinking
Mrs. kAwata will attempt "a
show that Grasty drugxed her with
this powder. then robbed her OF
81 900 worth OF diamonds.
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your boy, cannot say II he would
be taken from you. should your
identity be discovered.
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We Pulled
Three Teeth
for This Lady
and Didn't
Hurt Her .
Bit.

She says:
The Regal Dentists extracted
three teeth for me without causing
pne one particle OF pain. and high.
" recommend them.
MRS. W. r. MCKENZIE.
1870 West Morgan st.,
As West Seattle
There IL . straightforward
Shoulder statement for you We
have the original OF this testimoni.
al on file in our office. which we
VIII be glad TO show to any one In
terested We offer one hundred
dollars II any testimonial We print
Is found not to be genuine.
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Utah Just to see him: but somehow
I have not the nerve 10 face him.
He talked 10 me so many times and
tried TO get me to be good and l
only laughed at him. But now J do
not laugh. II young wives could
only see ahead.
Miss Grey. would II be right for
me to try and see himf The courts
gave him the care Of our boy. !
took him away about two years
ago. Could he cause me any trou-
Bile now7 II would Kill me to give
him up. ONE AT Fault
All you want to see your for
mer husband with a view to effect
Ing n reconciliation, stay away. The
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n YOU are not acquainted with any
one who can introduce you, there
is no way you can meet him. Don't
disobey your mother. Some day
you will thank her because OF her
strictness.
o.-While wishing with soms
friends a. Tacoma, was Invited
70 attend q little dancing party
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Pike Street Clothing Store
Sold by the Creditors
to the Highest Bidder

The Union Label Clothing Co,
the well.known Mems and Boys
Store, located at Fifth Avenue and
pike street. was sold yesterday by
It's creditors. The stock is being
readiusted. preparing for big
Sale. which commences Saturday.
MAY 29th
A. BRIDGE. Agt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-27
SEATTLE PEOPLE
HELPED

Seattle people have discovered ira,
ONE SPOONFUL OF simple buck /.
thorn bark. xlycerine. etc. as rITei
In Adisr-i -ka. relieves sour stomach.
remedy 10 we'll known as tho app~n-
dicttis preventive. Many medicines
and all injections act only on lower
bowel. Ald~r-i-ka acts on BOTH
upper and lower bowel 50 effectively
that A FEW sPOoSFUf4s clean the
tongue. drive away dopsy and
cifis Tn. INSTANT aetion IL SUR
prisinR swifi's Pharmacies. Second
ave. and Pike and 255 y. Broadway.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-27

A.--Wash the ribbon in cold
water and ivory soap. rinse in cold
water and iron with o hot iron until
dry.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-27

Owe would like 20 know how
20 wash . white ribbon 90 II Will
rot turn yellow and remain attn
ssssr II 10 washed. Thank you.
ArAnnI
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1915-10-22
FOR CONSUMPTION AND ASTHMA
TAKE LUNG-VITA

Physicians prescribe it. 1t never fails.
to give relief hoped for. Try bottle
and you will want another. Sold by
w. R. BOBBITT aud ]. 7. EDWARDS.
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