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Car Hit Her; She
Asks City for $1,000

Alleging that she incurred per-
manent injuries on June % nh
Third ave. and Union st. wheel NJ
Meridian ave. street car st% u
her. Mrs. Georgietta H. Bailey. OF
5007 Brooklyn ave-, filed a claim
for $4,000 damages Tuesday morn
ing with the city council. Mrs.
Bailey alleges that the street car
split a switch. the rear trucks
Slowing across the street and
knocking her down. Mrs. Bailey
asserts that her right wrist and
shoulder were dislocated and thatl
she incurred a fracture of the--jjt-
lar bone.
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III AmorIcah Bank Bldg.
Main 55I Elliott 557
s1.55O; $3.50 CASH. SIS MONTH
4-room plastered cottage: no bath:
40x120 lot; North Queen Anne car;
two blocks uphill from municipal
car.
w S. Robson co. 710 Third Ave.
5,500-STRICTLY ERIN s.
room house, Queen Anne; all i'm
provements in and paid: garage:
this Is a bargain, $1,000 cash. ball
ance easy. The Durland Agency.
Leary Bldg.
GOOD 7-ROOM HOUSE, LOT l00x1f0.
at 3016 Gath ave. ". 16 bearing
fruit trees and raspberries. Call
North 341S or Main 6O6S.
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END SUMMER TERM

With the ending of the first sum-
mer term, the University students
VIII write their examinations Wed
nesday. The second term will begin
thursday morning. Because OF some
teachers not registering. the ENROLL
ment Is expected to drop from 1900
to 700.
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TO STUDY ORIENT

Murrel w. Meir, an advertise q
man or Chicago. and Burke f. Wan
OF the Civic and Industrial Board a
the Chicago Association of Commerce
are IN Seattle on their way to the
orient When in the Orient the two
Chicago representatives will make an
industrial and commercial survey Ct
Japan and China.
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LEFT KEY IN DOOR.
AND COST HIM $19

1t cost George Dodson. of 1921
Terry ave-. just $40 to leave his room
key on the outside OF his door Mon
day night. Some one used it while
George slept, and CLEANED the 10
simoleons from Georges inexpres-
sibles.
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WANTED = POSITION AS ELEC-
trician. Have had 3A years ex-
perIence; married man; just re-
MOIster Tariffs
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a REAL HOME
IN pHINNEY DISTRICT

a REAL HOME
IN PHINNEY DISTRICT
.250--5-roon cottage. with two
lots; Q bearing fruit trees. rasp-
berries: large garden. in fine
shape; AZ rose bushes and other
shrubbery; garage; chicken coop;
wood shed; house has 8 nice rooms,
large veranda on front and side.
and sleeping porch in rear. mod
ern plumbing and lighting fix
lures: two blocks from Phinney
car line and pavement. Must have
about half cash. 715 s1st N.
5-ROOM MODERN-PHiNNE
Large corner lot. 50x129; broom
plastered bungalow: concrete
basement; cabinet kitchen; fruit
trees; fine view; handy to two car
lines. Price $1,000; $500 cash.
l.. VAN ARSDALE q co.
Main 80. 1913 Third Ave.
$3.50 CASH, BALANCE LIKE RENT
S-room house: large attic; cement
basement; fireplace; garage; lot
75x125: near West Seattle car and
ferry. only $500. VIII take
small house in exchange. Call
w. a. Gordon, 1859 Sunset ave, or
phone West i29-R for appointment.
s2.100-THREE LOTS
3-room cottage: bath room and large
clothes closet: splendid garden
soil. It's near beach, car and
school; Fauntleroy district. 5000
or $500 down, terms S25 per month.
owner, Kenwood 7SS.
NOTHING TO SELL BUT SERVICE
j. V. HOLTON CO, Real Estate.
220 Marion st. Main 1852.
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Fo1o,cng is complete list of the lucky contestant

Mrs. w. II. Bryant, 14t1 II. CO.
iunnbia st., Seattle:
Mrs. Macfurhane. 35if Woodlawn
ave. Seattle:
Alma Y. Carpenter. Ills Madison
st. summit apis. No. 3. Seattle;
J. T.. Gilroy. 1923 Boylston ave,
Seattle.
Eric Samuelson, box 362, Black
Diamond. Wash:
Mrs Belle Foote. ST2S Hamlet
ave. Seattle:
Justin Dempsey. e27 2tth ave. s..
Seattle:
Mrs. Rose Seymour. s15 Battery
st. Seattle:
Vera EouEhton. 3fiS Fuhrman
ayc seattle.
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rs FURNISHED APARTMENTS
AND FLATS
HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS
-
EOR RENT-I;OONla

WILL RENT PART OF MODERN
home to reliable couple. Fine To-
cation and view. Phinney car to
N. e2nd 81. 6207 Evanston ave.
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81 FOR SALE-WATERFRONT
PROPERTY

WATER FRONT TRACTS
60x200 EACH
ELECTRIC LIGHTS.
CITY WATER
FINE SANDY BEACH
-
GOOD SOIL
BATHING AND FISHING
EXCELLENT BOAT SERVICE
MORNING AND EVENING
TO AND FROM
SEATTLE
LOCATED AT
KEYPORT
CLIFFORD LAND COMPANY
GIT THIRD AVE. ELLIOTT 80.
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WANTED

Mode I'm homes in good residence sec
ton, also vacant lots suitable for
building purposes.
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SALFSMEN WANTED

CANDY-BiG PAY. START ONE
OF our specially candy factories In
your home. small room. anywhere.
We tell how and furnish every
thing. Advertise, Grand oppor-
tunity. Mcn--women. Candy Co.
1919 Ranstcad st, Philadelphia. IA.
AGENTS WANTED TO SELL OUR
complete line OF nursery stock.
Cash weekly Address Capital
city Nursery Company. Salem. or.
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Is FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE

WILL THE HOUSING
QUESTION BE BETTER OR WORSE
NEXT FALL7
WHAT is YOUR OPINION7
i believe now IN the time 10 arrange
for that house We have several
bargains In almost any district
Call up our office and name dis
trict preferred.
wALLINGFoRD-
8 rooms hardwood floors: fire
place: bookcases: Round Oak fur
mace. lovely place: half basement:
large attic and sleeping porch :
$4,000. terms.
WOODLAND PARK
6-room modern; full basement:
new garage; three blocks to car
and park: $2.S00; $1,000 cash.
PHINNEY--
broom: lot ssxi00; large fruit
trees. assessments all paid except
paving. Price $1,000: $500 cash.
$50 per month.
BALLARD
Groom: scenic; modern: large
lot Price si.750: $500 cash.
GREEN LAKE
rooms. with attic: on car line.
Price s2.100. $500 cash. s25 per
month,
AAsEN G. SEXTON co.
1910 First Ave. Elliott 5347.
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ACREAGE

FRUIT AND BERRY LAND
We are placing on the market sew
eral hundred acres good logged
orr land. Write for literature and
our offer TO workmen.
THREE LAKES LUMBER co.
THREE LAX les. WASH.
FINEST LOCATION IN KIRKLAND
N,3zb-On paved boulevard, with
sidewalk, electric lights. phone.
city water; fine view; 800 cash,
tlb monthly. THE DURJAND
AGENCY 912 Leary Bldg.
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% BTSTNESs OPPORTUNTTTFS

FOR SALE--STEAM LAUNDRY AT
Peters burg. Alaska. The laundry
is equipped with the best of ma
chimes, and has tub and shower
baths. Petersburg is one of the
most prosperous towns in Alaska,
and the laundry is doing a profit
able business. The owners have
other business, and cannot give IL
attention. This Is a money maxi
ing proposition for n man and
wife. For particulars address
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d. s. Wheeler. 2ei colman build
ing. Seattle:
Mrs. T., G.. Caswcli. Hotel wash
iugton Annex. Seattle:
Rose Dimes. $50 John st. Seattle;
Lula l.. Friedly, r.. +. ID. No. I.
box 351B, Seattle;
Edith Il. Harris. 4737 Fourth ave.
n, f.. Seattle;
Miss Laura Shoemaker. 722 Madi-
son st.. Seattle:
Bernice Belknap. 323 Findlay St.
Seattle.
Crystal Smith. $40 w. 52d st. Sc
attic:
Mrs. NJ. r. Vail. 2i1o L. Columbia
st. Seattle;
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EX-SERVTCE MAN WANTS WORK
few hours after 6 y. m. also Sat-
urday and Sunday. Prefer driving.
Former truck and tractor instruc-
tor at Camp Lewis. Address B-21.
Star
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ACREAGE
10 ACRES, IMPROVED
BETWEEN SEATTLE AND
TACOMA

TACOMA
5-RooM HOUSE; BARN; CHICKEN
HOUSE
Orchard; splendid creek OF running
water. III acres OF the land
cleared and bottom land; plenty OF
good wood: land all fenced; facing
on county road: close to school;
@ o o u ORCHARD: $4,000: $500
cash. balance monthly.
THE w. E. MORSE co.
f1G Leary Bldg. Elliott 1895.
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lost AND FOUND
FOR RENT-HOUSES

If YOU DO NOT FIND A SUITABLE
house advertised here for rent. try
an I'D under the "Wanted-Housc"
heading. and II will reach many
people having vncnncies.
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MOTORCYCLE PARTS
Parts for 1913 Indian. 2-speed, in
Guiding gears, rear wheel, clutch,
chains. forks. magnetic. etc. Call
Main 600. Circulation Dept, ask
for Chuck. or North 1912
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SALT WATER BEACH TRACTS

SALT WATER BEACH TRACTS
Now On Sale.
At Beautiful Woodmont Beach.
Ideal for summer homes and camp
sites: large tracts. 60xi30 and COX
243 feet. parked and seeded. ready
for use; accessible to good roads:
spring water piped; $3.50 TO $3.50.
One bungalow with fine tract COX
100 feet. s1.s50s one bungalow with
tract 60x132 feet. all In lawn. nice
shade trees. close to bath ing beach.
$3.50. One fine tract with large
tent 14x24. $500. Call Main 1887.
Our autos ready to take you. or
drive out the High Line boulevard
two miles south of Des Moines.
look for big sign, WOODMONT
BEACH.
ROBERT MALTBY CO. zoos 3rd Av.
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Ivan J. Howell. 36f7 Parry ave.
Seattle:
Mrs. S. {. Ward. 1ii Broad st.
Seattle;
Sybll L. Vogler. 912 Il. Pike. apt.
7.sScattie:
Jennie Howe, 1910 18th ave. ~. e.
Seattle;
Robert Vaughn. 1905 Fifth ave.
w. Seattle:
Arthur Rarig. East Seattle;
Mrs j. a. Conner. Buena Vista
apis. Boylston and Olive. Sc
attic:
Mrs w. f. woich. s237 Seventh
ave. N. w. Seattle.
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FINELY IMPROVED
LARGE ORCHARD. CLOSE IN
Large tract; all cleared: fenced; .
small house: poultry house and
pens; store house and wood sh ed (.
splendid young orchard in bear
ing. cherries, apples. pears. plums.
etc; fine grape arbor: all kinds ~
berries. ornamental shrubs and
choice roses: beautiful hedge; good
water. less than two blocks from
grade school. owner compelled to
go to Montana to look after large
interests there. Price Sl.750: terms
TO responsible party. Convenient
for anyone working downtown.
BURKE & FARRAR Inc.
203 New York Blk
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5 FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE

MEN-lF YOU WANT
To get your lot or lots at Lake
Burien direct from owner in that
choice addition you have been
wondering about on. the car line,
apply at 31S Maiden ave, clear
during the fine weather, use your
wood to warm you during the
winter. and be happy. tho you
haven't paid commission.
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CLOSE IN. ON THE SALT WATER
Broom cottage. ready to occupy:
full 5 acres. with beach frontage:
slightly location; few fruit trees;
splendid investment and ideal
home place for the family all year.
where you can live and work in
town. Price $1,000. $500 cash. bal
ance easy.
CHARLES SoMERS co.
Alaska Bldg s. B. IA
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Here is the first line for this weeks
WANT AID RHYME CONTEST
"Pd like to buy little farm"

moren 10 o
and address top of the If you did not win prize the other
additional The Star the right
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WHO HAS TWO or THREE LIGHT
HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS
To rent to young man and his
mother. by middle Of August?
Both employed. Call Mr.. Andrews.
Main con
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HERE Is A GOOD BUY
Fine tract. near interurban station /:
all cleared; lots OF nice fruit: neat
4-room cottage: garage: $3.50:
terms $500 cash.
ROBERT MALTBY CO, zoos 3rd Av.
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PERSONAL

ATTENTION, LADIESl ATTENTION
HERNIA PACKS, So: touchups. $3.50
to $3.50; try our shampoo for blonde
hair the results will please you.
Marching and all beauty parlor
operators.
The very best in hair goods on sale
at half the price charged or End av.
LADIES' IMPROVEMENT SHOP
Main 6507. $50 Union st.
JOHN HOWANTAH. FRANK HOW
aniah-Information wanted as to
the heirs or relatives OF these
young men who died at Sedro-
Woolley, Washington. November 6
and z. 1918. Address Geo. ID.
Greene. -Woolley. Washing
ton.
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RAINIER VALLEY

GREEN LAKE HOMES
81, 500-f-room cottage; close in.
s1.gO0--f- room cotta~e. fine lot.
81. 250-3-room cottage on N. S5th st
~. 5O0-5-room modern cottage.
81. 5OO-6-room modern cottage.
These homes can be bought with
$500 cash. the balance good terms.
GEO. w. HILL & co.
kenwood 166. Green Lake station
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MRS NJ. II. VAIL
have n lot of things to sell.
Well that is really funny:
Just drop want ad in The Star,
And you will get the money.
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NEW BROOM BUNGALOW

NEW 4-RooM BUNGALOW
LARGE LOT
Lot 5ix100; new i-room plastered
bungalow; breakfast nook; cabi-
net kitchen: light fixtures. You
can select your own color OF paint
and Interior finish. Price S2.S5O;
$500 cash. We specialize In bar
gains.
T.. VAN ARSDALE G. co.
Main 90. 1919 Third Ave.
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DIsCHARGED CANADIAN SOL
dier. age 23. single. speaks and
writes French, German. Italian.
Dutch and English. wants position
in office or hotel Address Claas
E2rd ~
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sTOCkS AND BONDS

WILL BUY
Liberty Bonds. War Savings Stamps
Pan Motor, Beacon Coal
Forks OIL. Ballard Oil
Columbia Red Metal.
WILL. SELL,
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1s Observation-Disclosures

THE OWL PAYS MORE for clothing
furs. furniture. We buy. sell and
exchange everything. 1917 LIST.
Elliott 332f
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ROSE DTNES
969 John ST.
hare lot OF things 10 sell.
Aud " I rant 10 profit tocH.
And make quick sales tcithom delay,
III place star t1aHt ad today
MRS T.. q. CASWELL
Hotel Washington Amer
hare lot Of things TO sell.
Household furnishings as ioeH;
f'H be successful. you shall see.
A Star tcdEt dd Tell scout for me
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FARM LANDS

BIG OPENING IN YAKIMA
VALLEY FARM LAND
UP per acre and up; easy terms
best Of soil: on the Yakima river;
TWO railroads. state highway. and
close to town; under governm emit
irrigation project that Is an eH-
tension Of the Sunnyside canal
SOLD At WHOLESALE PRICES
In 40-acrc tracts. See pictures at
our office OF land and the i'm
proved farms there. Buy now di-
rect from the owners at the low
opening prices. Several thousand
acres OF the best farm land in
Washington TO select from.
YAKIMA RIVER FARMS co.
6l2 Green Bldg.
OFFICE open evenings also.
CENTRAL YAKIMA VALLEY
FARM LANDS
Under government irrigation system
The heart OF the Yakima valley.
where the crop report last year
showed up an average OF y102 per
acre.
You that are contemplating buying
place. come to our office and ex-
anime our list and pictures. and Sc
lect just what you are looking for
Also have several tracts OF raw
sagebrush land under the extern
SION OF the government ditch, from
$50 TO $50 per acre.
For Information and literature, call
at Room $40 Crazy Bldg.
u. w. FRIELiNG. Seattle. Wash.
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prize, IN
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70 FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

~ VIZ
o. r. WILLIAMS co.
SASH. DOORS AND MILL WORK
Our custom made screens viii last
longer. Made in our own factory.
and covered with galvanized wire.
n. in. by n. in. screen
cs doors s,din IN ana ie-,n for sS'0o
your garage or small bunga-
low. at SIS per thousand feet.
See our line of French doors. in
our large illustrated catalogue No.
80. Sent free on request.
We sell anyone.ship anywhere.
o. y. WILLIAMS co.
1913 First Ave. S. SEATTLE.
MONEY MAKER
Fully equipped restaurant and lunch
cconnteri fine business. clearing
ton; rent $50. including living
rooms, partly furnished; pri c e
$3.50. half cash.
SEE MR.. WALSH Mt
6201 CORSON AVE. sgd. 1925
POSITIVELY highest prices paid
FOR DIAMONDS gold. silver.
MONEY LOANED ON SAME
SMITH JEWELRY co.
AZ 4. G. Smith Bldg, fourth floor.
MOTORCYCLE PARTS
Parts for 1913 Indian. 2-speed. in
Guiding gears, rear wheel, clutch,
chains, forks, magnetic, etc. Cali
Main 600. Circulation Dept, ask
for Chuck, or North 1912.
PHONOGRAPHS OUR SPECIALITY
FOREIGN RECORDS
MUSICAL RECORD EXCHANGE
| 1916 Westlake. Elliott 2G78.
Opposite New Times Bldg.
THE LIBERTY CABINET SHOP
General contractors. store fronts,
fixtures furniture repairing. show
cases, etc. Main 1852. 30S Second
ave. $.
ONE WHITE ENAMEL ECLIPSE
gas range, 4-burner. good condi-
tion, $40. Cali Mrs. II. O'Brien,
1905 n. 50th.
NOTHING TO SELL BUT SERVICE
| j, " HOLTON Co, Real Estate
220 Marion So. Main 1852.
BEST PLANO AND PHONOGRAPH
values at Fringer's Piano House.
! l022 Third ave. Elliott 2907.
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DISCHARGED SOLID n. HIGH

SALE SM AN. RECENTLY Dis
charged from service. would like
to secure a few good side lines
covering Idaho. Eastern Washing
ton and Montana. Get in touch
with room SIS. Y. NJ. G. A.. by
letter only.
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214 Union st. Elliott $50.
WAR SAVINGS STAMPS AND LIB
ERTY BONDS BOUGHT. c. ID.
, McConahy, 917 American Bank
Bldg, Second and Madison.
WE BUY LIBERTY BONDS AT
small discount: also partial pay
ment receipts and w. S. Stamps.
POI Haight Bldg.
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5-AcRE CHICKEN RANCH

Groom house: chicken house. pig
house: all cleared: 90 bearing fruit
trees. some small fruit: splendid
view of mountains and salt water:
on first class roads: close to
school and town. You could not
put the improvements on this
place for what the owner is ask
ing. for same. Only $3.50; $500
cash. balance monthly.
THE w. Il. MORSE co.
4is Leary Bldg. Elliott 1885.
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DISCHARGED SOLDIER. OVER
seas service. competent office man.
quick at figures, wishes position.
Anything with good future pros
pect considered. Address B-23.
Star.
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&c OIasSIIIeu udIIy.
EDITH T.. HARRIS
1857 Fourth Apc. NJ T..
haze lot Of things 10 sell.
And a host Of people I must tell:
4 Star rant dd MI reach them all.
The rich. the poor, the great and small
ALMA Y. CARPENTER
ffiS Madison ST., Summit Apis
haze lot Of things TO sell.
III tell you trhdt they arc:
Just take a peep before vou sleep
At the trdnt ads IN The Star.
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Fashions for Americans

Il IE sketch shows d charming ut-
tic frurk fur 10 ehlld uf four to
SIS Ycurs. CO. Dec made uf plain
plloi linen ur heavy cotton material
W tut preferred color. with sleeve
aud neck frill ct white The dress
itstrus boz front and e marrow vest
uI tucked white Nuiie. haudherchirf
linen ur ufrtndi. matching the neck
tuI -lrtN. frllls BE- admitted Smu.
buttons outline the west and Il I'm
uuW .f hitek ntlls ur velvet rihhuu
HpptIrH 90 the urvk ed thr irurk. Tie
drrss U equipped With s~t.iu p"rhrhi
aud uf COURSE With matching knee
IN, |-r,.rit, of this uttir rock
masp- uIiu specially desirable ID 20
he developed be- u tuh fabric ffiuH
aud lurhrlYuH newer come from th"
ltuuIrt boz quite tH attractive shape
i- when new and luasmurh ur allk
dresses are very much approved for
members uf the NuuuErr set this
.pflur. the more elaborate dress de
.rus may be- developed ln -ilh
4 very smart fruck recently brought
uuf Cor t plrl uf piEht tu twelve years
SHOVE DO piuin blouse OF white crepe
de chine aud skirt eff checked or
stripped ttffetl The appearance b.
that at separate shirt and blouse
uut thst are attached
white washable cotton net is used
loo tho development; of Yer, dainty AND
srrylretnle party graduation on ruu-
ffmHtluu dresses fur girls 81 eight fu
fourteen wears Self tnrklnn b. an
approved trimming touch. EdrinEH
ut lace are sometimes used and wide
ribbon ushcs Doe color appear FREE
lutufN.
90 tur ruling ut Dame FHshion u ia
OBJ. faithfully followed thia spring.
t.. tN..fnt .utf of the nIrl frurN iva
o. twelve YEARS %. tee Viii Dee ot tat
If.fI. Tho htf lHtuugHafinr it may
ALSO n. COL, ttfictt. trimmed in curlud
ostrich pumoH On hpva of stlf fabric.
ur w.rsihs of flowers
Tf,r .drcssf Wcsr Tor the little girl
the tsifeft coat lH unqucsuouahls tho
host choice this spring and 80 present
there BE- quite ID leaning 90 cape and
dolman styles
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United States rsilruad administration
~ hls repnr; Ia ar ThaNtun tho IL
rector 81 tho railroads says that the
rssolutiun ~ the chamber ~ Come.
uercs referring "a excursion rates aud
atup-nvers e. and IN Alhuauerquc have
hccu carefully considered uud that ~
has been found that nn all round tfip
tickets to the Pacific roast stup-oycra
aye allowed ut Albuquerque
THE excursion rates. Director The
in points out arc ronOnr, tn rcrnF.
u.Ted tourist points such as national
pIrka Fnr this r.tsnu these rates
con not Zoo srrured 90 A%ihuuueruue
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J. w. Prestel Returns
Home Restored TO
Usual Good Health

Something in the nature 81 u ceis-
hfution urrurred a. the Golden Rule
IN" Goods store tudtt. with the re-
turn 10 duty % o. " prcstcl he pop
vnr mantgcr Of the biz store the
rmpluye a extending him an cnthufia~-
tO reception SIR. prcHiel hnH iusi
completed b. longest vacation boz a
period % twenty-five Years ~ active
dutN ln the Golden isnie store u was
u forced vacation az that He found
DO necessary several weeks agn 90 en-
tor ~ Joseph aanitarium iof an op-
Grafton. Following hts release from
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-20
Baby Colds ="
rc4aire treatment wiih q remcdr thar eon-
tsins no api4iea itso's . m.d but rhrc-
tive pisAsani % iate A. var dfaEsisi for
.ISO'S

tho hospital be went o. Los Angclcf
tud southern California beach re-
sorts where he spent three wrckH He
has returned completely restored Co.
Eealth and has hsen kept busy tndH
receiving welcome aud cunlratulHr
tluna from u host Of friends Mr
pirrtei 10 one 81 tho most widei
known and most popular OF Aibuaucf-
que business men he has hccn Glove
~ Identified with the growth 81 m
uoiren rule store intp u % the biz
rstuii business institutions Of th'
~FOuthwrst.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-20
At the Theaters Today

"B"-"ouioksands, with porotuy Dalton and Cupid
Day or, rru,I.
PAsTIdE - 'shacklod, with Louise GIam amd Mutt and
JEFF tud Official War Review
LYRIC-'The Light Of Western stars; and O. Chester Out.
ing.
DEAL-"MoIly Of The Fories, with Nargarta Fisher. and
The Terror Of the Range.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-20
NO DISCRIMINATION
IN RATES MADE BY
R. Y. AGAINST CITY
Chamber Of Commerce Takes Mat
ter Up With Director Of Rail.
road Administration and Learns
That City Ia Getting Its Due,

Autonomous b. NOT being dis
crirIuHted ]asH.ust m the matter 81
~tuu-uNrrr and tourist rates los the
fH1wHs commission according to the
report tu tuo chamber 81 Commerce
made thiH MORNING Boy " e. ThINton
whu ls tho head ~ the committee ~
tho chamber 90 investigate m. mat
Ten
Ar ThaNtnn has taken the matter
up with Mas Thriin, director uf tho
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-20
Badges Arrive for
Stockmen's Meeting

Members badges Tor he annual
convention 81 the New Mexico Cattle
and uorse Growers 10 bf held here
starting March 30. have arrived, Tho
buttons are oval shaped and niade o'
sold. embossed WITH white and tiur
enamel These badges VIII be strict
NJ FOR members.