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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-23

.,Intrs" procentuj4cy.
- MOI dziadek ME miai szcze-
scia do interes6w. DO czego sic
wzial, wkr6tce tracil ze szczetem. Do
piero ma rok pred smiercia dostai
kaszlu ,ktory procentowal sic z kaz-
dym tygodniem.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-23
TELEGRAMY kRAJOWE

dant floty na Oceanic Spokojnym
pracuje obecnie mad planami W
sprawie zaopatrzenia wszystkch
okret6w bojowych W pomocnicze
hydroplany. Glownem zadaniem
tych pomocniczych aeroplanow
morskich ma bye kierowanfe b.
gnia dial okretowych, tudziez
wywiady.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-23
zYDzI NowoJoRSCY PRO
TESTUJA PRZEcIW PoGRO,

Nowy York, Is maja. - Wszy
scy zydzi zamieszkali W Nowym
Yorku zaprotestowali przeciw
pogromom swych wsp6iwyznaw-
COW W Polsce, na Litwie j Cali
cyi(aD zaprowadzajac pol dnia
zs9oby. Sklepy, fabryki, | teatry
byfy przedwczoraj przez Gale po-
poaudniu pozamykane W dzielni-
each zamieszkaiych przez ludnost
iydowska. Wieczorem odbyi sic
poch6d, w ktorym uczestniczyso
wielu zoinierzy / marynarzy wy
rnania mojzeszowego, ka4dy z
przepaska czarna na ramienru,
Nastepnie odbyio sic masowe ze-
branie W Madison Square Gar
da~
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-23

: ss:s::: q; -
,ras ssWndziestu minutach. Z ocEyma "
naturatnej poxycyi.
Duko wy6itnych hrdzi zawdEecza Or
r. o. Carter, TAX Amerykante JaR O 70
iacy "a A~kutsczne ~leo1enie.
pan Kwasfgroch ktory Jest znAnym
Yam 6ohrxe manym " parafii 1W. 81.
KostkI v lego odczuwal kalecewo,
xtore 70 IA jsana y1zyte wylecson$ 10.
stsla. Id1cie { prxokonAtcae sic Oh Pana
T~rasYxrocha q ktory mieszka .. mr..
ilA8 BiacacharWOc ul.
R6wnteS spSoysImo&cis moj9 Jest
vycinanie Migda,ow bo1 usypian.a.
Wyleczeuy Bee B6lu AZ ssa asSsSass; -
co w~ylsczende jak 20 Jest deslsgniecle
beg meta, be- niebeEpiecxsnstwa- Oez klo
roforrnu : hes b6lu.
PHnna Wlaa. KowalkA Chicago
HeiEnhs, NJ, l<2t = stA ave.. ma Syso-
WSte ocsy cd urodzSntA. posSfaiA he
dwom oprraoyom, isez oba byty Nszsku-
tscsns. Br. Carter s~Prostowa1 iel oo.y
~ 3ednej w4aUcia. IdAole . ME pomowtc
hub plsscis DO mai 20 polEku-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-23

MOVIE style pderyn, W bardzo pieAnych ga
tunkach, warte do $3.50, spe- q OK
cyalnie ma sobote, "a ........
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-23
zyzsWato 0czy SprOstOWanV

Jest to mic uowego zobaczyc czlo vie
ka 2 z~ySowatems oczyma wchodzacego
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-23
Trzy Dobre Wartosci Bluzek: Czytajcie

Damskic wolfe
bluzki kwadrat.
SZyja z duzym
koinierzem, pick
ME ugarnlrow any
valenciennes ko--
ronka | front z
haftu, recznie ro-
bionego. wszyst--
kie w~-ielkosci, pc
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-23

Dnmskle crepe
rfcchine / georget-
lie blu1ki, asorto-
wane style | desc
ne. wszystkie ko-
lory, $3.50 warto-
Sci, pc
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-23

~ bluzki
rob.one z crepe de
chine. biale, flesh
i maize kolory
" in one kol--
nierz. jak rycina,
~specyalnie pO
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-23
F%enomenalna Sprzedaz Sukie1

Bee ~watpienia znaj
dziecie suknie najod-
~powiedniejsza ola
was W tych zapasach.
wartosci do $4,000 -
tylko DO
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1919-01-10
DR.. J. M. KING INSTANTLY
KILLED BY SOUTHERN TRAIN.

DIR. J. M. King, of Chewalla,
while standing near the railroad
track at Cypress Tank to get on
the east-bound train for his home
Saturday night, was struck by
the train, receiving a blow on his
head causing instant death.
We understand the flag signal
had been arranged. but the train
did not stop at the usual place,
and in running by, the accident
which cost DR.. Kings life hap
pened.
His remains were brought to
Selmer Sunday afternoon. and
remained in the home of his
daughter, wife Of Sheriff Dillon,
until Monday when they were
taken to Mt. Pleasant cemetery
in the west part of the county and
laid beside his first wife and sew
eral children. The funeral was
conducted by Rev. J. w. Wallace.
DR.. King has long been an act
i've practitioner, and was consid
cred by his many patients a very
successful'doctor. He went al
ways when called. never asking
if the pay was in sight. He was
prominently identified with the
Masonic order.
He leaves a frail widow and a
little daughter, several grown
fchildren by his first wife, and a
number Of brothers and sisters,
to whom we, after long years of
friendship for DIR. King, extend
our sympathy.
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1919-01-10

THE January term of the
County Court met Monday
with a quorum present. Sew
ralmagistrates were absent.
Chairman G. A. Prather call
ed the court to order, and
called for reports from the
clerk, magistrates, county
superintendent and the poor
house commissioners, all be-
ing read and received as sat-
isfactory. The court fixed
the price Of paupers' board
at $40 each per month. The
salary Of thee ounty superin-
tendent was fixed at $500 a
year. The election of chair
man resulted in the election
of Esq. w. H. Stone over
Esq. N. E. Goodrum, these
being the only candidates.
The usual incidental expens-
es Of claims filed were al
lowed.
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1919-01-10

[ bebeld the grim grey vessels piebald
like checker-board,
Sailing outward in the springtime
while thousand whistles roared,
Freighted with our brawny soldiers,
bound for fields of sunny Francs
To repel the Teuton tyrants, and fail
freedoms cause advance.
[ behold them sailing home "
the Hudson's lordly stream.
While the multitudes are shouting
and the whistles roar and scream
Ring, ye bells-ye sirens below still
repeat the joyful sound,
For our boys again are wi h us, am
Il they're coming vict0ry-crowned!
When our work on earth is ended, and
and we sail the unknown sea,
Sea of death. whose deep, cold water.
wash upon Eternity,
Shall we sail into that Harbor to {
sure and blest reward,
Harbor Of the true and faithful, Il
the Heaven Of our Lord?
LINDSAY s PERKINS,
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1919-01-10

farming element here, that so many
will go into the farming business that
produce will bring next to nothing
Vol, there is one thing certain: this
will work to the advantage of the ma
jority, who will at least get more to
eat and get it cheaper than food nov
is. Just think Of paying rs cents d
pound for buttsr and 90 cents a tlfz.
en- for eggs! These are only samples
Of prices here, now, As a matter of
fact, the purchasing power of the dol
lar is less than heretofore. and it will
grow less ugtil there is more farm
stuff raised The cotton exchange
men are predicting forty-cent cotton
by May; but what shall it avail a man
to get forty cents for his cotton and
pay sixty cents pound for his meat,
and ten cents a pound for his meal?
The people of Europe, and in fact of
the whole world, will continue to look
to the United States for some time
for food. So let the farmers do their
best, including all of the ooys in kha-
XII who in laying down the rife take
up the pillow and the hoe.
As | stand looking at these great
grey ships coming in loaded with our
victorious boys. the youth of our lan6
which was the deciding factor in win
oing the war. and hear the sounds
Of rejoicing in the air, thoughts come
to me of the legions who fought the
good fight through their daily exist
ence, sometimes dreary enough and
full Of sorrow, till they lay down and
died; mothers, fathers, dear lost ones
everywhere, of all agesa mightier
army than ever assembled in one place
m this planet. Where are their SPIT
its tonight? Where did they sail in
to the Eternal Harbor to the sound
Of victory and cleaning in the glor,
of redemption? Will we join then
some bright day? Let us hope So
and work to deserve it. am not
religious, but my mother was, and a
age steals over me, feel her iniluenc.
stronger, and certainty that some
where her Influence still lives aud
watches over me!
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1919-01-10

THE peace conference ap.
pears to be, working satisfac-
torily. President Wilson has
seen and had personal talks
with the leaders Of the AL
lied forces, and it so far
seems to be a mutual admin
istration society. The ques-
ton Of anational worldwide
peace league seems to be I'M
iversally desired by all the
nations. This was and is the
overlapping question Of Pres
ident Wilson, as in fact all
Of the Allied powers. The
details are yet to be worked
out. There will be many
knotty questions arising in
the details, but with a we'll
grounded purpose to enact
such a worldwide principle
of harnony, there can be lit
tie. failure on minor ques-
tiol S. England, France, Bel
GUM, Italy and little Servia
viii bring up their claims and
fix the indemnity. We are
mot interested in that so
much, as we need have no
fear bat what they will put
It up to Germany good and
strong. We are not interest
ed in any future prosperity
for Germany. In truth we,
from an economic standpoint,
would like to see her crushed
for centuries to come.
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1919-01-10
S A ND BOX

The sun came out insraal regal
glory Wednesday after rainy,
miserable day Tuesday. The
death of Roosevelt is lamented
by the officials of the world who
have expressed their sympathy
to Mrs. Roosevelt. $500. The last
report shows rioting and fighting
in the streets of Berlin. Il looks
like they may destroy their own
country in civil strife equal to
their devastation of northern
France. ....:... Monday was typ
ical January LIST Monday crowd
and everybody sober as a Sunday
school. ...... The flu is still taking
Its toll Of human life. There
seems to be no general let up in
its ravages.. ....,....I Il Is expected
President Wilson will return on
about the 18th of February........
Soldiers still drop in one by
one, and all will be home in time
to make a CROP. Peace by
force seems to be the only way
to settle many conflicts in central
Europe. ....... One week Of the
new year has passed. Have you
succeeded in keeping that good
resolution. ........ The weather
changes every day to suit all
classes of people ...........A large
number Of subscribers have paid
up, but HAVE YOU?.. The
old Bill H., is having a lonesome
old time at his Obregon home in
Holland. He must feel like a 80
cent piece with hole in it.........
...... The roads are not bad, but
will be when the thaw comes.....
-. Boss Perkins is out this week
buying a car load of cattle, and
perhaps some hogs, Gamers and
] yearlings are in demand in the
lSt. Louis markets.. ....... The In.
dependent household acknowl-
edges several culinary dainties
from the household of Boss Per-
kins, prepared by his sweet little
daughter, May, who could teach
many mothers the fine art of
gratifying the taste of epicures..
.......It is proposed to buy Lower
| California and part of the State
of Sonora by this government.
Mexico does not need and we do
this territory. Read the bar
gains of Miss Bulah Locke. She
has something nice in stock to
suit the most fastidious dresser.
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1919-01-10

In the death of EXPIRES
dent Theodore Roosevelt,
the best known man in the
world, save perhaps Pres
idert Wilson, passed. into
the great beyond. He was
a most peculiar man. When
a proposition was considered
right by him, he favored it
with all his might; on the
other hand, he most vigor-
ously opposed what he deem
ed wrong. He was rugged,
virile and masterful. In his
course he caused a split in
his party which was never
condoned by the old stagers.
The present President would
have long been in the discard
except for him. It would not
be impossible to imagine that
the recent great war might
not have occurred had Taft
been President, but the con-
sfiict was sure to come. Be
all this as it may, the name
of Roosevelt will be a name
for all people toreyere in the
Ger turtles to come. He was
an American first and above
all. He loved liberty and
freedom from a loyalty IN
shaken. Millions mourn his
sudden, unexpected death.
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1919-01-10

The Rev. Irl R. Hicks Almanac foi
1919 will be ready by November 20,
better than ever. A beautiful, va
liable weather book with weather
forecasts for every day of 1919, writ.
ten by Irl R. Hicks, Jr., and Rev J. B
Noyes, the same as last year. 80
cents by mail, 30 cents on newstands
Our monthly magazine. Word and
Works, one year with one Almanac,
81. The Hicks Almanac and Publish.
Co, 3401 Franklin Avenue, st. Louis
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1919-01-10

We do job work that will please
you 10 every respect,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-14

the ,nu, tR) then turned SO as to screw
10 the right, after which the nut tA) is
just frightened again.
II The pinion is 10 he moved 70 the
move 20 the left the desired amount
until the bearing Co just hits tho nut
tE) again.
In orde7 70 set a, the nut 'H) hole
housins. the covc~ OF which also acts
as = lock for the nut uSl. SO as 10
prevent its turning ot its own accord.
Figure shows the bevcl gear and
cnedl in the aXie housing. Tiers T.
and + are the adjusting nuts by which
the psNcl gear can be moved 10 the
right or left.
the Ford--havs no means for adjust
ing the gear o. 0in;on. These cars arc
50 DESIGNED that the gear and pinion
As in most cars, the dincrential
makes Il impossible TO see how the
gear and pinion are set. its adjustment
must often he made entirely by sense
OF touch, and by hearing. 1t is for this
reason that this work should be left 10
a mechanic accustomed TO doing it,
Let 1t Alone Experts Advise.
let il alone" is good advice as re-
CARDS number OF parts OF the auto
mohiie and can be appiied to some OK
ing pin!on but IL YOU have reason TO
believe that these are not properly
set. have thcm reset al once but by
high grade automobilc mechanic
only. The ordinary machinst. no MAJ
ter no" flnc mechanic, cannot do
this.
y worn gear aud pinion will be
noisy. this also often being true OF a
new scar and piniou. unless they were
previously ground in on ono another
Manufacturers who have the gear and
pin on 'ErounG in" before installing
in car Will not sell 4 gear or pinion
separately in case ono needs rcplac-
ing, but will insist that the two be
purchased together
80 late years many cars arc c1uinrcd
with spiral gears and Dinions IN these
ia" teeth. Instead OF being straight,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-14

heavy also.
-. Could YOU furnish me with n formula
Tor making aluminium piston for 4. gasoline
cnEin.? What | wan, is to know what alloy
tn use. I making some cxpcrimrnts
on special kind OF piston. NJ l. ~
\. rh" aluminium alloys used for pistons
are the result Of cNperlmcnt and tests made
hy tn" aluminium founders who have. made
:" speciality of this secret They will make
the casting for YOU. Usually the pIstons
east In metal mold with a sand core
int rlor
q. What IL tho best material tn use for
baskets TO seal the cylinder head. manifold
and pump? s. f. r
~ For tho cylinder head and manifold
a CONFER and asbestos EaSl>ct. made spccia lly
for tn" purpose. is best. nut II they cannot
be had. asbestos cloth. with shclac on
on" side be used. For the pump "A piece
OF hi"ttinE paper. shcl!accd. will make a
q. have been told that 1t is good
practice to mix little powdered graphite
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-14

speeds they should. quite likely these
points need cleaning.
my, hcad'rhts Without puttmr IN smaller lie"
bulbs read that this can h. done by using
ricaS@ toll me how much GERM" GSrman 'u siivrr
S ii To- used and II II Is wire. what size
have read that .ooi is tho proper distance
TO l";',, the Ean in "a piston ring. How can
,,c ,s'I ms aN' W as am SoiIs 1" put J..
The rInrs that go with my model from the
service station aud nut them in'
on tn" lower half OF my lenses! T. NJ
~ You can dim Your headlights bv the
"fg Of German ,!yer Ecsis,,nSs wire. Gel
fourth OF an inch thick and soil II about
a Vide ard ~" 'I Inches H'G long. Is n "SSS
ing NJ nbrr $" a. 10 keen The turns or wire
men, as 40 tho number OF turns Che more
turns tn" d!mmcr Will he the lirhtsp. aud |
right You can drill the fiber and so will hc
ADJ" TO screw II fast somewhere and also
connect the resistance coil to a two way
As to the clearance in tho piston ring slo,
an inch and tho tw" lower about 0Oi You
will hay" to ties, thcm with a fccicr gauge
into the cylinder before being placed on tho
piston You viii have to test the, rings
new rings generally come oversize to allow
II tn" frost * in the glass itself and no.
q PAINT. there is. no way OF removing II
wMi'h nv VOID nS , 10; lGss than new ,"nsc
.ainc car: overland WHY'S ovcrIanI.
,S K%shi Anf y"n FEinS t" Ss,.
its draw backs. why I. II not used more
l\oniy know OF ono car which uses It,
a The Overland and WHY'S Overland are
n" s S.mS. rhS w LII kn:sh i. mad" by
Instead nt the nopr"t waive a. do the others
~ warrant The sni,rc fnr H., r~,isna, in
rs high cost j. the probable reason for IL
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-14
Glass and Nails NoLonger
Autos Bugaboo
Tire Filler BaniShes Punctures
and BIOWOutS

Slowing down dctourinE to avoid the
dangers OF riding over broken glass tacks
or nails Is no longer necessary. The danger
has boon removed. This is the verdict 81
over 100000 owners OF cars and trucks who
have replaced air in their tires with new
synthetic compound which. according to
statements of users rides like air. without
tho dangers Of air-tilcd tires and positively
prevents puncturcs and blowouts.
That the long souEh, for assure nee
against tire troubles Is about 10 become a
universally accepted fact seems certain from
the wonderful performances OF this new sub
stance. under tho hardest kind OF tests.
under All sorts Of conditions. 10y over 100 900
car and truck owners.
BITS OF glass. nails. tacks. sharp stones
over without ncccssitatinG on" moment :
tubes are needed. spare tires. spare rims
pumps. Jacks. tire tools -all are unnecessary
and their cost is saved. Besides IN" ..X-
prri"nc" OF drivers shows that with this
hotter han air tire filler double tire mileage
Is secured 5000 TO 1900 miles being the
rul" rather than the exception.
TN" substance. known -. Esscnnay TIL.
Tire Filler. is manufactured 10y tho Essen
Kay Products Company. lsuN iii. 80 West
superior street Chicago. III Mr. J. a.
J"nson. Sales Manager. is Offering q free
trial TO car owners in territory whore u haa
not yet been introduced lie Is willing he
says. TO rely on tho results OF car owners
experience to prove its merits and recon-
mcnd II to others. II is for this reason
the Free Trial is offered TO any car owner
where there is mo Essenkay dealer"
Write Mr.. Jonson today for your trial set
Iy
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-14
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

g. have 4 (-> car. equipped with a
CO electric system. on and on. sometimes
as much as two weeks and often less the
tuSN in the bloch behind the generator
pu-nS out which prevents the battery from
~. inC charged. use Il twenty amucrc fuse
wire. would appreciate IL II YOU could
help mo. l. G: :
out u generally indicates an oUCn circuit
between the generator and bauery. and
some; INES u bad snort circuit. II all wires
are tight. including III" grounded ones tn
trouhl" may nc duo TO tho poiuts of the cut
out relay not making contact al the higher
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-14

With The lubricutinE oil OF an old car ls
this SO. and what amount should be used
A. II the cylinders are scored the era pGi,o
might help by illinE the scratches hnt
otherwise IT Is liable to cause fouIing OF iLc
spark plugs. half Of a teaspoon 10 n gal.
lon will BE- generous amount to use IN ynu
have an oil-sisht glass on the dash II would
be better To leave the graphite out
q. | have special printing cock In III.
manifold or my engine. which docs not show
much power AK ! think II should rho
other day the car had lots more power TIA n
usual. but there was II kissing sound. and
wnrn go, nun. ,"unu ,nc priniEE cock
devices sold to let extra air into tho mani
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-14

fold would not he good for my car. whsa
do you think about them? $ G,
~ Thc Tact that YOU get more uowcY
WIN tho priminR cup open would indicat IL
mat YOU arc running OH too rich Il mixture
II you ma that YOU cannot regulate the
carburctor to give sufficient air at the higher
specds or when the throttle is open an
huNIliary air d"vi'" may prove of great
value. Ordinarily. however. the carburctor
should give sufficient air.
condemned Milk Factory mt Woodstock.
m WOODSTOCK. VA, Sept l3.-The
nhapin Sacks Co. proposes to add to
It's dairy and creamery plant here a
condensed milk departments
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-14

arc cut 10 tho segment OF spiral
They have proven To be more nearly
noisclcss than the straight bcvcl gear
and pinion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-19
Handkerchief
Tower

Handkerchiefs-a then
more handkerchiefs-and each
one especially suitable for Civ
ing at this season of the year.
With colored or plain white
designs in the corners, with
plain hemstitched or scalloped
edges. In boxes for giving or
mailing.
Priced from 25c each TO S1.00
box.
HANDKERCHIEF TOWER BOOTH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-19
Christmas Candies in the Maxine

Fresh and pure-candies for Christmas that
melt in your mouth" or the hard sort that
crunch" when you bite them.
Candies for the childrens stockings
candies for the Christmas dinner tabe-in
fact, candies to eat the whole holiday through.
Made in our clean candy kitchen, where you
are welcome to visit at all times.
Assorted Boxed Chocolates-mk and dark
chocolates-S0c pound.
Christmas candy in mixed sorts, doc to Coo
pound.
Cream waters, SOC a pound.
UPPER MAIN FLOOR.
The downstairs candy counter is ready for
with barrels and barrels" of assorted candies
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-19
BOutOnnieres
in Boxes

Wrapped in paper and boxed
in true florist manner, the gift
of a colorful boutonneire will
prove a happy inspiration.
Single blossoms in rich
shades, groups Of small flowers
or branches of fruits-each
forms a boutonniere of distinc-
ton.
BUTTONfERE BOOTH-UPPER
MAIN FLOOR
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-19
DO YOUR CHRISTMAS SHOPPING IN THE
SHOPPING BOOTHS
Mems MOCCasins

The comfort of these easy feeling moccasns undenab
made to shape to the foot Of the
Of elkskin in white, with Indian design on the toe
trimmed with perforations.
OF brown caskin in Everett style, plain and durable
or tan buckskn, with coOred design and perforations.
Priced from $2.75 to $3.50
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-19

Glove Silk Vests-regulation
band top style in pink-bodice
style. $3.50 and S2.75.
Phoenix Knit Silk Vests
bodice top style. pink or white,
mt $3.50.
Glove Silk Vests. both plain
and embroidered tops, S4.25,
$500 and $500.
UPPER MAIN FLool
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-19
Tumpesrs Will Play Christmas Carols Saturday From 23O $50
MIN Different Parts Of the Sore-Come and Listen Them
Santa Claus Is Ready for Busy Saturday

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button each girl and boy Seattle
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-19

When we say that these are
above the average of Bargain
Basement values we are giving but
scant praise to these good-looking
garments.
They're of Taffeta, MORE or
Messaline, in Brown, Black and
Navy, also attractive Serges in
Navy or Brown.
You'll find a variety of becom-
ing styles, too, every one of them
in the winters mode.
Broken sizes from Is to al.