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CERTIFICATE or DISSOLUTION.


&IAJE OF DELAWARE, OFFICE OF
- SECRETARY OF STATE
CERTIFICATE OF DISSOLUTION.
To All To Whom These Presents May
Whereas, II appears TO my satisfaction.
by duly authenticated record Of the pro-
ceedings for the voluntary dissolution
thereof, by the consent Of all the stock
holders deposited in my office. the
Sant0 Domingo Drug Company. Inc,
corporation Of this State, whose prin-
eipal office y situated at West
county Of New Castle State OF Deiawa re.
Cooperation Trust Company Of America
being agent therein and in charge thereof.
complied with the requirements Of the Cor
poration Laws of the State Of Delaware,
as contained in 1915. Section I TO 2iOi, Sec
tion is7, Chapter 65 OF the Revised
Statutes Of 1913; az amended, preliminary
to the issuing OF this
CERTIFICATE or DISSOLUTION.
Now, therefore, !, Everett C. johnson
Secretary of state, q the state Of Della
poraticn did, on the i4th day of February,
A. ID. 1919. Gle IN the office q duly executed
and attested consent, In writing. to the
dissolution OF said corporation, executed
nv ali the stock khoiders thereof, which said
consent and the records Of the proceedings
aforesaid are now on file in my said office,
ss 'io'i' IN TESTIMONY
WHEREOF I
have hereunto
set my hand snd
. OFFICIAL SEAL official seal. at
. cecretarv's Ofice Dover, this 14th
. 1s55 Delaware 1898 day OF Feb, In
: 1911 the year OF our
80 Lord, one thou
sand, nine hun
dred and nine
seb15-it. Secretary OF State.
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PUBIC sALE.
pTIBTIC Sam

WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 26. AT 1 =. NJ
The undersigned will sell az the Lum.
ber. Coal and Feed Yard Of G. S. FAIRIES
& Co., located at Chester Heights Pa. on
the Penna. r. r, ~ miles from Phlladel-
phia the following valuable real estate
equipment and merchandise:
Old established lumber coal and feed
business stand, consisting Of acres OF
ground, about 700 feet,--fronting on the
raiiroad;i large two-story
warehouse, coal basement, overhead pri-
vate coal siding, sand, stone, etc. steel
lime tank three smaller warehouses two
On railroad siding. lumber sheds, Office and
fxtures, hardware. pairt warehouse and
show room, stable and wagon Sheds black
scales. two tenant houses, four good build
NC lots etc This yard serves a growing
md prosperous agricultural and nianufac,
turing section within easy distance Of
Philadelphia and Chester. Terms. which
viii be very attractive, win be made known
at start Of sale Failing TO secure q sat
issstactory price for property, Il VIII be Of
One 5-passenger Ford automobile, run
,Tss r,on 200 miles. Over s1oo OF extras. de-
cs5srrs cSSsT,sels rims. oversize tires, stromberg
''rss. clock. speedorneter, etc.
Sigst Sihsst pss ps,rs Mules. An sound
up 70 z,s tons ,ror 2 hslt ton capacity
coal Ssss neors harness, shoveis yorrs
OF window sesh screens. wheelbsrrcws' Tor
/, bsSSo5srt & grit and chsse charcoal SO moulcings,
dies. osls slSSrsfs IN appliances. poultr1 -s ,nca-
s vail plaster and Aicsp pump cans, prepared
extra large ros q slasksith sho5 raoos soos plow
basd hay and other ~ason s s0s ecvess sTo
: 20 list items too nurncrors,
loa6 5aln n Msayins M s4s,TIDs HESss St. rAadelUs,,
one mile from Wewa. Pc. Fro,ia. FSo0n. Yard IS
toa you can reach here by auto, ew,,ih,nming- ~
Ian or 2y way OF Booths cor-noaeeer We
: ChelSec. Terms made krovrr ne .net ana
; o. sale. GILBERr s FIp,ss START
4 TM r. PYLE, Auctioreer. AAiEs.
fbbS-2-15-19-22. S. Z. HANNUM. cl.-,,,
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FURNISHED ROOMS FOR LIGHT
housekeeping. Apply 1017 Tatnall st.
feb15-2t.
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EoR RENT-THREE ROOMS AND
Il bath. Apply G. w. Rice. Holly Oak.
feb15-3t.
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EoR sALE-CooK STOVE; PRICE $40.
Il Apply 907 Park Place. Phone 1871.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED


NIIANTED-To RENT. WITH OPTION
w of buying, home IN city or suburbs
Phone d. & A 2121-J. 1an1S-1m.
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EoR SALE-NEw CASTLE, DELLA
IL ware. Six room house, less than one
year old; two bath rooms, large fireplace.
furnace heat, plugs for electric Irons. al
other conveniences House Is duplicate OF
prize-winning National House Beautiful
Competition" Situated on large lot com
msnding fine view of river Complete gar
age. House was built by prominent con-
struction company for owners occupancy;
not Jerry built Account moving TO Europe,
owner win sell at very moderate price.
VIII include furniture complete II desired
Terms. This Is a real opportunity eau
be seen any time. Address ST. Evening
Journal Office. or call New Castle. No. 81.
feb6-tf
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C,END US YOUR OLD TIRES. NO MAT
= ter what condition they are IN. You
vulcanizine Work guaranteed Empire
Double Tread Co., s27 Shipley st. aus15-1yr.
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L,OR RENT-A ROOM IN A PRIVATE
II family. Apply 221t Tatnall So, Phone
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EoR SALE-Hor WATER RADIATOR,
kitchen range 1902 West st. feb12-Gt
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1ne worries or unemployment a.
avoided by cultiveting the WANT AT
habit.-Adv.
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EoR RENT-FURNIsHED ROOM FOR
Il two gentlemen. Apply 502 Lombard
street. feb13-2t.
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SITUATION WANTED-FEMATP

: EM
WANTED-PosIrIoN As cIs41TE
~ and ONCE assistant Address n
evening Journal Ofice- fsb13-st
XX7ANTED - EXPERIENCED Frrr
~ clerk, wants position Address W-o3
pvsuins Journal ONCE. feb15-l7.
4nRESS4AEING AND PLAIN SEWING
~ Honts' custom -msds shirts. Prices
8 tooeonablA 7g1 Madison ST. jan2f-1m
.DW1NED. MIDDLE AGED WOMAN
6sSzzeS position. care of invalid will
NJ. T. assist IN light household duties;
8 f>esrsncs- Addrsss WOE, Evening
- go Sss1s-st
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EOR sALE-TwO STORY BRICK
\ garage; room for thirty cars. Address
S-i1, Evening Journal Office. febf3-7t
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FOR SALE.

603 Rodney street. rooms. square plan,
slate roof, bath, porch, heater, pantry, rear
porch enclosed, $4,000.
1910 Washington st. (near Del Avc) 3
story, steam heat, newly painted Suitable
for apartments. Doctors Offices, store, etc.
Make offer.
Possession of the above may be had
June %.
II. W. COOCH
feb15-19-22-26. Equitable Bldg.
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EoR SALE.

1902 and 1906 Oak ST. Cbetween Harrison
and Franklin Sts.) rooms, bath, porch,
S2050 each
40 Poplar St., rooms, bath. heater.
porch, So 800
1901 w, Sixth ST., rooms. bath, heater,
porch, slate roof, rear porch enclosed,
81 600
Possession of any of the above may be
had ON one months notice.
Il. w. COOCH
feb15-19-22-26 Equitable Bldg.
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no TT Now-HAvB THAT LEAIY
g beaumont Phone 43is-w. jan3i .1m.
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UNSATISFACTORY. COLUMBIA AND
W Edison records; best prices paid BAT
orange street may1-1yr.
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DEsIDENT MANAGER ON WELL
LII equipped stock or general farm; prac-
basis. Address W-9s Evening Journal
ONCE. feb1o-lt.
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ROOMS FOR RENT

DOR REST-THREE ROOMS AND
bath. Apply $50 Pine st. febl4-3t
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SITUATION waNrED-M.LE

xIANTED-POSlTIo AS CHAUFFEUR
w with private family; seven years ex-
perience. Apply between A NJ. and J
p. NJ. OF address Frank Ruk, 1890 Apple
street fobi5-2t
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VOUNG MARRIED MAN WOULD LIKE
Il position on farm experienced handy
with tools and repairing. Can give refer
feh11-5t
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LOST AND FOUND


T OST-CHARGH ACCOUNT BOOK. IL
~ found, please return TO Daylight Gar
age, Fourth and Washington Sts febi5-3t
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EoR RENT-THREE UNFURNIsHED
l. rooms. Apply 5o7 King st. febli-2t.
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II OST - TWO BEAGLE PUPPIES.
- black, white and tan. Reward n re-
turned to GIL W. 27th st. febi5 90.
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FURNISHED ROOMS FOR GENTLE
men. Apply $40 Madison St. febl4-2t
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i oST-WRisT WATCH ON KING
H street from p r. & W Station 10
Queen Theatre. Reward n returned 10
State Highway Department, Dover. Del.
febf5-3t
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MILLINERY

CPRING MILLINERY AND SPECIAL
- s. hats. Jenny's Millinery, 2O3 West
Ninth street. iune6-1yr.
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xxyANTED-CAsToFF CLoTHING
w Phone 4727-J HARRIET Fisher. go
Poplar st. apr20-1yr.
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WE BUY OLD GOLD. SILVER. FALSE
w teeth, etc. Bring them In. l0G w.
Sixth St aug2-1yr.
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WANTED

AITANTED--SMALL SECOND HAND
w cash registers. Phone 2237-J. feb7-tf
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Reccirc Ndrnl Committee

To-day tho naval committee OF the
hpusr OF representatives left Tacoma
n automobiles and were met In Sc
stte by the entertainment committee
~ the Chamber OF Commerce. com
pcs~d OF Senator Piles, who Is chair
mar. Mr.. J. II. Lowman, Mr.. W. y.
nackus, Mr.. X. \. fallinger. Mr.. w
4. Roeing, Judge Burke. Mr.. Josiah
g,s,iins. Commander Miller Freeman.
Mr.. W. J. Gramhs. Mr.. Joshua
Green, Mr.. II. G. Henry, Mr.. A. W
Leonard. MIR. W. III, Lewis. MIR. T. =
flppy. DIR. NJ. A. Matthews, Mr.. WIN
lock Miller. Mr.. W. A. Peters, MI.
q ]. smith. Mr.. r. II. strive. and
Mr.. II. IA. Thomson. They all had
luncheon al the Masonic club, and to
night al the Army and Navy club
they will have dinner. after which
the guests and their entertainers viii
attend the hockey game.
fOn Wednesday. the men or the
naval committee will be given a din
ner a, Brcmerton. and their wives
win be given a dinner at the Sunset
club by the wives OF the Chamber of
Commerce committee
ON Thursday the congressional
uarty will be taken all around the
eound as far as keysport and thru
the locks into Lake Washington, and
viii visit all points Of interest on the
lake. They viii leave for the East
in the evening.
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Musicale and Tea

NJ. Lucieu rerrot and Mr.. J ].
Blackmore gave one OF the most de
ligh,ful teas that Seattle has enjoyed
in long time on Sunday afternoon.
The CUES, OF honor. Miss Agnes Der.
~. formerly OF the Chicago Grand
Opera company, and who Is Appearing
at the orpheum this week. charmed
her hearers with a group OF songs
and concluded with ''vlasi d'Ar,e
vissi d'Amorc." from IA Tozca. :"
which she sang with depth OF feel
lng and beauty. Mr.. H. NJ. Hicks
accompanied her at the plano
The hosts wrro assisted IN enter
tanning their guests by Madame De
Cheviily. Mrs. r. 4. Lilly. Mn. J. NJ
Macedo. Mrs. III. c. Hubbard. y "a
Gertrude Hardcnbcrgh and Miss Mar.
jorie Miller The studio was most
attractive with spring flowers.
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White Would Kick
Out All Disloyal

The proper solution Of tho inYni-
grant question is to allow him to
land and then permit the depart.
mcnt 20 watch him until he either
proves he lis willing to become good
American citizen at heart. or that he
should be deported."
This was the declaration of Henry
NJ. White. United States commits.
sioner OF immigration. In an address
at the Transportation club Monday
noon.
Discussing the recent strike. White
showed how undesirable aliens got
In control of labor unions and
forced the sympathetic strike.
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I WATCH MY ENEMY FROM A STRANGE
HIDING PLACE

going 90 happen merit. for tnsta nee
whether you are mad enough to take
up tho hunt again tomOf rOw. But
II you are only going TO sit there
and think. however am 20 do my
own planninR7"
81 II 10 help his thinking. Csrtsi.
liz a cigar. then he drew my photo
across the table and turned II 20 he
could regard u at his leisure thru
thin wisps Of tobacco gmoksi And ha
smiled tender. not a cynSal or
revrngcful smile,
At this almost wr1rried enough
% set the divers suit 20 rusf,ing.
couldn't picture Bob doing Ench n
sentimental thing. not even in the
romantic days Of our engagen,ent.
That was never Bob's way. had 70
put the thought OF my husband out
Of my mind. HyHtcria had become
a habit whenever dUe't on our
lovc-tragedy.
To he Continued
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HOMlNG PIGEONS WILL
REPORT FOREST FIRES

EUGENE. or. April Twelve
homing pigeons have been ordered by
Clyde II. seitx. supervisor OF tho Cas-
cade national forest. with headquar-
ters In Eugene. 10 bo used Tn pro
tecting forests from fire this sum
mer.
-Four OF tho birds win h sent TO
the ranger stations at Mckenzie
bridge. oakridge and Reserve. where
they viii Do trained until the dry
nearon. when they viii be placed In
active service.
Smoke chnsers- win take the birds
with them when they go 90 fight
small fires. and II they find that
they need help. the birds win be lib
Grated with a message 20 the nearest
Ringer station.
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At White Elephdnt

To-day the Camp Lewis quartet
again showed their versatility and
talent. delighting their audience dur
Ing the noon hour at the White Elc.
plant Mrs. Mary Limbcrser Scott.
accompanied BY Miss Anita Baird at
the piano. was most pleasing in her
song recital
Miss Edna Mcponagh has been
supplying the music for Wednesday $
during the month OF March. and she
IL fortunate In securing Mrs. Lou
ssaude for tomorrow noon. who will
is a newcomer from the Eas, and she
formerly was with the Lombari OPP
era company. Miss McDonagh plays
the accomplishments.
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Little Stories for Bedtime

ny THORNTON W. BURGESS
lCopyriEht. 1919. by L. W. nurrcnrl

IS BUSTER BEAR listened to
"A Sammy Jay screaming the
news that Prickiy Perky had lost
nearly all his little spears. he forgot
all about hunting for another old
rottrd stump. If what Sammy was
saying were true, Buster wanted To
know u right away. A fat porcupino
would go a long way toward filling
that empty stomach Of his. Sammy
Jay was coming In his direction.
Buster sat right where no was and
waited. Presently there was a flash
OF blue among the bare limbs OF the
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g, 1ntGhdlaGIlrey
BY CYNTHIA GREY

Dear Miss Grey. Having worked
for some time with women and girls
IA male attire. I feel am In POSI-.
ton 20 answer your query as TO
whether "a man should raise his hat
Ca thiH particular type or not
wish Ia say at tho outset WON
an does not lose any Of her fem
mime qualities when she dona over
nlls. any more than she does when
attircd in a gym" suit. or bathing
suit or any apparel other Than the
regulation skirt or dress She II
lust tho same old girl. and once she
gets used TO her new rcRalia. cx'
poets the same treatment and atten
ton from the opposite sex. II II
foolish 90 think working women re
gard male attire as anything more
than just n convenience In dress.
have noticed outsiders come into
tho plant where work. gaze with
much curiosity and Amusement at
the women wearing overalls. They
seem 90 have the impression these
femininca are an unknown species.
and they regard them strangely. hut
the man who works side by side
with them. day IN ana day out.
learns from experience that they are
women In every sense OF the word.
They run true 20 form. and desire
the same consideration aH their sir.
tiers on some other jobs. who wear
dreases. These girls so about TO
dances. parties, theatres. etc. In
their feminine apparel. and Il II no
stranger for them 60 put on their
overalls In the morning and go 20
work than Il In for man.
The men who come In contact with
These girls and women during work.
ing hours. do not always observe the
little points OF etlqu.tte. but even 20.
please" and thank you" are no,
uul nowr words An their vocabulary
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trees overhead. I, was sammy him.
self
sammy didn't soc Buster. sharp ms
are his eyus. because Buster was sit
ting NO SIN that sammy nistook him
for the stump 81 a tree. lie didn't
seo Buster until Buster Erowiei. In
his deep. rumbly. grumbiy voice
What's this foolishneas you're
screaming. sammy JsyT' Sammy
was 30 startled that he all bat lost
his balance on the branch OF a tree
jus, over Busters bead.
Why - why.ee - Buster Bear
where dld you coma from cried
Sammy.
1t doeaut matter where came
from. What want to know In. f.
this tru. about Prickiy Porkys'
Erowlcd Buster. In hln deep. rufnbiy.
grumbly voice.
OF course it's true snapped sam
my Jay. do you suppose ia 40
about telling anything that isrt
trueg What do you take me for.''
Sammy Jay was provoked
Buster bear grinned The same
moddlosome scamp you always havc
been" reiorted Buster. i've always
given you credit. sammy. for having
an sharp a pair OF eyes aa can be
found In the Green Forest. but II you
think you've seen Prickly rorky
without hts little spears. there Ger
tainiy must be something the matter
with yoth eyes now"
Right away SAmmy's temper flew
up. just as Buster Pear hoped II
would. There's nothing tho matter
with my eyes. you big aleepyheadF
screamed sammy. "Prickiy Perky
HAS lost nearly all his little spears.
and can prove H. I can show you
right where he In. and you can sec
for yourself that Il is true
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The divers suit WIS Suspended 70
| that n faced DR.. Ccrtels' bedroom
| with half an eye" glued 10 a small
| opening In tho blouse. ] surveyed
my enemy aH no returned 20 the
scene OF action. ! could see that
| Certela, like "a true man OF science.
took nothing for granted. lie locked
tho door Of his room behind him and
put the key into the pocket Of his
elegant dressing gown.
Good thing. Jane I>crincr.s that
you didn't decide To hide under his
bed until you could roll into the
hall" was my inward comment. but
! had my doubts as TO whether
there was anything else good"
about the situation. I couldn't take
much time 10 dwell on general STRAIT.
! egy. however, for ! WINS having all
could do to handle the details. one
at a time.
The one OF the moment amused
me greatly In spite OF my personal
peril. The Handsome. distinguished,
| flnichy Hamilton Ccrtcis was stand.
ing by his door holding two wet
and muddy pillows at arms length.
Apparently bo vaa unable 10 decide
what 10 do with them. His situa-
ton. however. was not a bit more
ridiculous than my own
He laughs best who laughs last"
I reminded myself. as Certcis start
cd toward my place Of conccalment
He entered tho closet and paused
close 10 me. ana II was only by "A
mighty effort OF viii that kept my.
SELF from rccoiiing Involuntary.
The least trcmor OF that diving suit
would have betrayed me- For.
tunateiy. my agony was short. In
great haste. Certeis opened ono Of
the closet drawers and stuffed the
eoiled pillows away. Then he passed
quickly into the room which / had
occupied.
OF course / didn't dare 20 twist
the divers suit around 40 that 1
could follow his Investigations. but I
could easily reason them out from
their results.
Apparently certeis made a quick
survey Of the place. for presently
heard him close the windows, then
he passed me again on his way to
his room In one hand he carried
the ribbon mule. which ! had 80
carefully deposited at the top OF tho
rose treIiis and In the other he held
the belt Of my old cloak.
lie tossed tho K.Ik slipper onto the
table at his bedside. then he settled
himself In big chair and slowly
rolled up the broad belt as neatly
as nurse might ron a surgical
bandsre.
Evidently he accepted all the evl
dences Of escape with which had
10 carefully provided him, Ny ruse
had deceived him completely. lie
believed that l had fled from the
house by way OF the trcllis, And he
had given up the search for me. at
least for the night,
Ny muscles relaxed. was safe
for a few hours.
For a thwarted villain you are
certainly much too calm" was my
unspoken reproaeh AZ I regarded
him from n corner Of one eye IF
only you would rage around little.
! might get some idea Of what IL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-01
Club Notices for
" cdneSddU

Native Daughters Of tho Pioneers
OF Washington meet with Miss Sarah
Gritfiths. 1917 seventh ave. w. at
3 p, III,
Progressive Thought club at Fed.
Grafton clubhouse. sai Harvard ~.
at Use Election OF officers. Speak.
err. Mrs John d. Boobar. on Women
OF Belgium"
Ionia Social club. at tho Masonic
temple NJ 9 o'clock. Eastern stars
and visitors invited.
Altruistio club. at the home OF Mrs.
James sheridan. 1913 Franklin ave.
at 10 o'clock.
West Seattle Art club. az the home
OF Mrs. q. q. AitnOw, 1880 Sunset
ave. at 1880. Election OF officers.
Cascade Parent Teacher associa'
ton. at school at 24S.
Dads night at Ravenna Parent
Teacher association at school at
O'Clock. speaker. John IA. Piper
Subject. Dad and tho Boy" Com
munlty singing led by George Chi
chester.
Fora Kensiagton club. at the hoine
OF Mrs. Charles Pctrovitsky. 1904 y
lard at o'clock
Women OF Moose Heart legion. al
Moose temple at O'Clock. Cards.
Lowell Parent. Teacher association
In assembly room OF school at s:5o
Speaker. n. II. King. OF board OF
school directors. Program by pupils
of tho school Election OF officera.
West Queen Anne farcntTeacher
association in community room OF
school at ESQ. Practical dcmons,ra
lion by girls Of home economics d"
rartmeat and boys OF manual train
ing department
Hawthorne Parent Teacher asso
citation at school at s;so. Speaker
I Or. Stevenson Smith.
Drama department OF the Woman's
Century club at the y. W. {. a. a.
ie:5o. Continuation OF PLAY, mil
dren OF Earth"
! Parliamentary procedure depart
mcnt at wom.n's Christian Temper
ance union rooms. Arcade building
at 100.
Entire Nous club n, Bon stareh'
tea room. AT 1890.
The king County Humane society
will hereafter meet on the FIRST ans
third Wednesday OF each month a.
the noon hour at the bon MaFch'
tea room. Public invited.
The Acacia club 81 the Y. w. c. A
Will hold its regular monthly meotinE
In the club rooms at .. n.
/ The regular business meeting o
the Faholo club Of the Y. W. g. 4
will be held In the club rooms al
4 p. m
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a general consideration for their sex
In shown.
To Tom l.. D." let me emphatic
ally say no should accord his girl
friend in male attire the same con
alteration as he would should she b"
attircd In the clothes OF her sex. III
ho regards her friendship ms OF any
value at ali. this is tho line he Will
follow
Woman's personality does not
change over night. or simply because
she has slipped into pair OF
trousers. ! speak from eSperien,o.
+. w. n.
Dear Miss Grey: want Ruth
Garrison given the heaviest penalty
possible for tho crime she commit
ted II this IL not done. other fool
ish girls win he apt 10 follow In her
footsteps y. a.
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Use "Tiz" for Aching. Burn
ing. Puffed-up Feet and
Corns or Callouses

Goodbye. sore feet. burning feet.
swollen feet. tender feet. tired feet
Goodbye. corns. cailouses. bun.
ions and raw spots. No more shoe
tightness. no more limping with
pain or drawing up your face In
agony. "Tiz" Is magical. acts right
Oft. "Tiz' draws out all tho poison.
Gus cxudations which puff up the
feet. Use "Tiz" and wear smaller
shoes. Use "Tiz" and forget your
foot misery. All! how comfortable
your feet feel.
Get a 25-cent Dor OF "Tix" now
at any druggist or department
store. Don't suffer. Have good
feet. glad feet. feet that never
swell. never hurt, never &c. tired.
A years foot comfort guaranteed or
money refunded.
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Nine. Loa
Durbyelle

l-w1ll present a Csc jar OF
her Famous Youth Retain
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Lip SalVe and Face
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Toilet Goods Section.
First Floor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-01
Values of Unusual Interest u,
Carpets and Drape1ies

try effects in deep. rich color
irgs. The range OF patterns
and coiors takes in all the new
est drapcry effects OF the sea-
son.
New curtains In Irish point
marquisctte, Noiles and ftlet
nets are now being shown IN
all colors, from the neat hem
stitched borders to the more
elaborate lace edge and insc, =
ton patterns. Priced at, par
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