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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-01
ASPIRIN
Name tBayer" OH Genuine
suicide

It's criminal TO take chance or
any substitute for "Bayer Tablets Ct
Aspirin" Unless you see the name
"Raver" on package or on tablets you
sle not getting genuine Aspirin pre-
.scribed by physicians for twen.y-ons
years ard proved safe ny miENons
Take Aspirin only as told in the Bayer
package for Colds. Headache, Neural
g.a. RbeumaoiSn,, Earache, Tcotnachc
Lumbago and for Pain. Handy tin b;'N
;es. OF twelve tablets cost few cents.
Druggists also sell larger packages
Aspirin is the trade mark of BaNe7
Manufacture of MoEoacaticacdest:r
of Sa!iicylicacid.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-01
Breaks A Cold
In A Few Hours

10 & 81. A.k$: 80, 4, =. -,
fIIsaps's ;caidS; Compound ! INSTANTLY
Relieves Sturfiness and Distress
Don't stay surf fed-up. Out blowing
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-01
MADAM NELLIE
GIFTED EGYPTIAN PALMlST AND
CLAIRvOYANT

Have your Palm thoroughly
read and explained by q
genuine palm;st and clair
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-06-01

Sc DESEA cambiar un pasaje de
rrimera de dos camarotes (cuatro IL
teras) en- el yapor .San juan de Ju-
rio 8 por otros iguales en- cualquier
vapor de la primera quincena de Julio.
Dirijase Tetuan No. A.
Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-06-01
Ell IMPARCIAL|

do hoy Ia descarga el vapor Helen.
En- su domicilio, barrie Washin.
| ton Sc encuentra gravcmentc enfer1no
lel conocido tipografo don Eusebio
Bonilla; yAse teme que la dolencia que
he aqueja tenga un fatal desenlace,
de un momento otro.
| 10 lamentamos. Ia x,sss ,e
Muy pronto nos dara otra corta
temporada ide fllnciones Ell cuatlrol de
Variedades Is Los STgfaneros,
|vOisisnao II de III eaile Mayor,
1al Br0adwa ie tantog aplausos
cosechara ls POGO. 4 7,5 Il =
FL policfa Tomas Gonzalez, ha
detenido Jose sosa y Jacinto Delgay-
Edo. para sintficarles como autores de
tn delito de alteration de la paz pdbli-
ca, cometido al rehir en- plena, calle.
diz que en- aparente estado de en-
briaguez
70 Durante el presente t6rmino cri-
minaly Sc han visto y resuelto en- nues
tro Tribunal de distrito los siguientes
:casos:
Processes contra Juan Cruz Mel6n-
dez, acusado de atentado contra la
vida. que fue absuelto contra Ra.
mon Colon Pedro Perez Mercado,
por iilcendio malicioso, que sigualmen-
te fueron absueltos; contra Jose Ran
gel, sindicado por hurto mayor que
fue tambi6n absilelto Pablo Ortiz;
Agustfn Elena, y Luis Fraticelli, de.
sIi'nciados por seduction, que fueron
absueltos. como los anterioresi; contra
;Bartolo Perez, inculpado de- acome-
tinliento Y agresi6n absuelto; contra
Lorenzo Negroni acusado de Ilyiola-
ci0n, que fue absuelto Enrique Mar
tin incnlpado de .asesinatO en- nriiAer
grade al le6rsele la acusaci6n fiscal
Sc declare culpable Ell segundo grados
Y el Hon. Juez sepdlveda lie impuso
diez amos de presidio.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-06-01

En- el caso de Pedro Munoz, acusa
do de mutilacidn, el Jurado no die
veredicto, por no haber podido llegar
a un acuerdo..
Tomas Santiago, culpable de mutt
laci0n, fue, sentenciado un afio de
careel.I. 4
No hubo yeredicto en- eli case de
clandio Matos, acusado de violaeion.
Considerable culpable de perjurio el
acusado Nicomedes Rivera. la Corte
seiial0 el dfa de malana lunes, para
.dietar sentencia.
Sc 1nfQrma que la nochel de ma,
-iiana hard su debut en- el Teatro Mi
raniar dc la Playa, un cuadro de aft
cionados, conipuesto por j6venes de
ambos sexos que rinden culto la
diosa Thalfa.
ANTE ell Hon. Juez de la Corte de
Distrito, Ledo. Domingo Sepdlveda,
contrajeron matrimonio civil ell es-
timable caballero don Bartolome Sc
guf la sehorita Rosa Maria Gonza-
lez Mena, a auienes deseamos mil fe-
licidades.
Ell apreciable joven don Raimun-
do Valdecilla la elegante culta
se1orita Margarita Bourgeois, han ce-
lebrado sus esponsales, efectuandose
nn banquete, al que asistieron varios
amigos fntimos de los distinguidos
novios
Al recibir el Consejo de Admins
itlaci6n local, noticia de que el Conse-
jo Ejecutiyo Y el Hon. Gobernador
habfan aprObado ell emprestito de
$261 :345.4 A que hace ell Gobierno Mu
nicipal de esta ciudad para realiZar
algtlpasF IObras municipales, acord6
Iua se sadiien pfblica subasta, sin
dilaci0n alguna, dichas obras, de con
!formidad con ordenes de la Asamblea
Municipal.
,CORRESPONSAL.
.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-06-01

PONCE, mayo 30. En- su residen-
cia, calle DEF Comercio falleci6 hoy
tras dilatada enfermedad, el popular
abogado don Francisco Gimenez, quien
Sc habfa captado el aprecio general
por su caracter bondadoso Y afsble.
Enviamos sll esposa, la estiInahle
senora Carmen NORM, el sentimiento
de nuestfa cordial condolencia.
Hemos sentitlo especial !satisfac
ci0n al saludar en- esta ciudad por
la que pas0 esta maiiana con. ruInbo
a Santa Isabel, donde reside SUI fami
liza, nuestro yiejo amigo don Enrique
Colon Baerga, redactor principal de
La, Correspondence dc Puerto Rico,
quienanos dijo que estara maiiana lu
nes de regreso en- esa capital.
Hoy, de once a doee, sc flleron a
las mapos eli Ia esquina Noroeste de
IN Plaza Munoz Rivera, los estima-
bles iseiiores Salomon Bartoleinei v
don Pedro gyivas vaidivieso, este in
vestigador de Rentas Municipales Y
nos dicen q. por diferencias habidas en-
tire ambos con motive de gestiones rea
lizadas por vivas Valdivieso Ell cobro
de aguas seryidas per el acueducto.
Intervino la policfa para denunciar
a ambos, que resultaron lesionados !:
Ell primero con un fllerte golpe en- la
narizs de la que man0 abunlante san,
gre ;Fyi ell segundo con algunas. contu-
stones leves.
LA exhibici0n escolar-agrfc0la-ill-
dustrial orgaliizstla por, las escuelas de
este distrito, que empez0 aver Sc
levas cabo en- los salones de la Es-
cuela Mac-iiley. ha quedado esplen-
dida, porque son niucllos los trabajos
escolares industriales. que Sc exlli1
ben en- ella, asf como los friltos agrf
colas que Sc exponen al pdblico en- aese
acto, que es observable ,por muchos cen
tenares de yecinos de la ciudad y sus
campos.
Los policfas Cris6stomo Martinez,
Pedro A. Rodriguez Y Manuel Cardo7
ma, han arrestado para sindicaNes
como autores de una alteration del
orden los vecinos E. Gonzalez, Nicol
medes Sabater, alias Coco, Y G. Milan,
los que rifieron los puiietazos en- la
calle Brigadier Castro, anoche a la
una media.
a la / :45, anoche oclrri6t unas lll-)
cha personal entire r. CaslahS, Ptsdt0|
Percy I,uis sandoval ,fesultaiiaios \
este con una herida incisa, de ca1.|
racter leve, de seis pulgadas de lon-lI
gitud ,en la region ventral, lado II |
nIlierdo. ss.4ss. i = ,;s5 1 |
Este hecho tuyo OCCASION en- el barrioI
Nueva Belgica, calle nlimero 5.
Nos informa la policia que, dosI
Antiques capataces de muelles. han
sendas brigadas de esti-Ij
badores, utilizando individnos que es7E
taban en- huelga Y rompe-hnelgas. vi
con tales trabajadores Sc dedican q la |
descarga de los buques que negan ali
puerto.
Con esos estibadores esta efectuan-
i = q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-20

As for tennis. what could be-
more conducive 10 good play than
such n dress as this Beaucnft cos
tune OF yeliow-white silk jersey
embroidered In wool. II In simple
ity pcrronified. n one-pieoe affair
with lct.in pockets. and the en-,
hroldery all below the string anah.
and then. TO complete the picture.
a little round Dobbs hat OF ribbon
with rollup hrirn.
The yachting dress was express
~ designed for wear by q pretty
actress az the international races.
OF courne. " Ia Of the new blue
"Resoluto"--cspeciaily created In
honor Of Americas cup defender,
and Y II wonderful shade. In
keeping with the spirit OF the great.
est Of nautical sporting events. The
skirt and revers OF the coat are
marked off with a chain stitching
20 brown woruted.
Finally. there II the mountain
riit II IN of material rosem.
bling raw silk In yellow. 20 n IA
no, esnctiy designed for mountain
climbing. as might BE- Inferred. bu,
u is an excellent suit 10 have along
for special events
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-20

had 10 scc those hateful initials
with my own eyes.
TX. o. NJ" repeated. well.
girls. we all know who that u.s." !
added. defiantly.
"And III thought that Bob Jor-
inner was so different from lots OF
men" Ann stainmcred.
80 he hi" ! protested. loyalty
'rBob can explain how this handker.
chief happened 90 be here"
But l did not add that no cxplana,
ton he could make would ever salts.
~ me. ! had accepted his reason for
going TO see Katherine. but ! couldn't
see that. az the guardian OF her child.
Bob also became the custodian OF
her heavily scented handkerchief.
The thing was love token. II | ever
saw one OF the kind.
The incident stunned me. but even
as u did no. my wifeiy fealty assert
ed itself. And ! he'd Never would
have fibbcd 10 protect myself but
without hesitation. TO guard my hus-
band. ! told "A deliberate un,ruth.
"You see. asked Bob 20 get a
sample OF that Belgian girls work
from Katherine. You rce-f--Im
going 20 have her cmbroider q dozen
for--for Mother Lorimer'H Christ.
mas took a long breath. THAT
Is. II like the sampler
why didn't you 30 over and see
the Belgian girl herself1" She must
have lots OF different paiternsT'
qucricd the practical Ann. ar she
peered over the beaAtie which she
cuddled In her neck.
Ann may be silly. but she has n
canny instinct In love affair. and a
cruel curiosity and eareiessness.
Katherine was over here the
other day" continued. 81 borrowed
this---it WINS NO handy And gave
IL to Bob 10 take back 60 herr
Thus I tangled my statements.
The art OF lying In too fine for me.
We went down stairs. dragged
behind the others because ] was
thinking OF how Bob would condemn
me for telling the least little bit OF n
nb! Why should I tell whopper-
TO save hia reputation l couldn't
tell, but l didn't regret what ! had
done.
Deb went home before luncheon.
/ She perceived. l fancy. that II would
be best for me 10 be alone. AIMS
perception was less acute. She
stayed TO chatter about Deb's matri-
moniai prospects.
II don't believe Ted Moore ever
..rttt b-ye shs rourage 20 rsroroac IN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-20
MUSHROOMS

There are certain kinds Of nu~h.
rooms that every one Is sure are good
to eat These are the little button
variety and the large solid punbaIl.
IL one gathers mushrooms in pas.
lures by tho waysido 1t Ia necessary
to be absolutely certain that the
mushroom IN edible. II there Is any
Doubt In any mind consulted. don't
use the mushrooms. Only cultivated
varieties are sold In market
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-20

have gone home In tears many
times when was TO become a
mother the first time. and had PEG.
pie stare At me. but now that I am
the mother OF three also. I interpret
those stares differently. for I know
from my own feelings and thought
that not all who stare do so In
curiosity and fun. especially mothers.
The other letter told why NO well
nsed no, repeat IL: but "a. l.. H." be
licve her. that there IN q bond be-
tween mothers and many a kind
thought il In the mind OF many who
stare nj you. and a good many silent
prayers 70 up that you may have
strength and happiness and enjoy
the little life that win be given you.
My last baby In SIX months o.r.
and when I meet prospective mothers
my heart goes out to her. and per.
haps In recognition OF that bond be-
tween us. I 10 stare at her.
There's many a chiidicss man and
woman who almost envy the ground
you walk on and who cannot keep
their eyes turned away. Many a man
starcs at you In respect. and wishes
chiidiess wife q, home could be
In your shoes.
Thoughtiess young people hurt US
by their gazing sometimes: but they
have never known the great advcn.
turc. and must BE- forgiven.
Believe me. there are many who
understand and wish you well. "A.
l.. H." an dthe next time you are
stared at perhaps we are one OF
them who do so In UNDERSTANDING
and sympathy.
A MOTHER.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-20
Why Not
Several?
A MOTHER.

Dear Miss Grey: am a young
man OF %. Several months ago ]
met a girl few years younger than
myself. and have been going with
her ever since. But lately I met
another girl nearer my own age.
whom find I care a good deal for.
Would you kindly tell me how I
could break off with the first girl
without hurting her feelings, as !
prize her friendship very highly?
ALLAN.
~ von hare NOT led the first oiri 10
beiicrc that voa Dcye In iope ptfh
her. or intended 10 marry her. she
should not feel hurt " pou hare
other 0iri friends. Unicss you ,ofsh
to become engaged and marry IN
the near future. there u no reason
ichv vou cannot hare several piri
friends.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-20
BAKED APPLES
WITH PRUNES
4 lsrk~ SWEET apples
4 large swect pruncs
I teaspoons lemon Juice

wash apples and cut In half across
thu core: remove core; wash prunes
and let stand In cold water two
hours; remove stones: al the cavi.
ties of the apples with tho pruncs.
add lemon Juice: NJ the halves Of the
apples together and bake In n slow
oven tIIl tender. little water and
butter should bs pu, In the bottom Of
the pan In which tho apples are
baked. haste three or four times
while baking
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-20
&ads Riot Act
To "Hafer of Women"

10 aHltT or W omen
Dear Miss Grey: I have two rca-
sons for pounding out this little
eptstie- One Is to compliment the
young lady who signs herself a
~fover OF Men" on her very able
defense OF the gentler sex. Lover
Of Men" has certainly given Halter
of Women" something to 20 on
with An ear fun OF Ink. as Il were.
i My second reason Is 60 tell Halter
Of Women" what think of him and
his kind. also to tell him what I
and any other sane man thinks OF
WOMAN.
4 Ny mother II the sweetest woman
in the world and my wife Ia tust as
fine woman as my mother. but let
NJ get further away from home.
have travelled In almost every coun-
Try In the world and have met good
and bad women In every quarter OF
this old globe OF ours. and have
found almost without exception that
the girl who has stepped out on the
easy road has bcen shown the way
BY q man. but when the poor Girl
oszt.steps the man. he points hts
finger and crys. Look. she In a
VAMPIRE. like the rest OF her sex.
aho lives on the SOULS OF MEN
- "Mr. Halter OF Women" have
met your kind in every quarter OF
the globe. and have yet to meet the
ssHatsr OF Women" who was not a,
enc time or another CHASER OF
women. Gee. Mr.. Halter. she mus,
have been tartar
Tell me, you Halter. Old you ever
get into an army hospital in France
Or Egypt. and watch one OF thoss
little sisters OF mankind tan army
nurDe) tend to the poor human frag
ments that were sent there from tho
he11 holes OF the front line? Did you
ever see one Of those little sisters
wash the mud and fifth from the
bodies Of thoee boys7 Did you ever
6see one OF those little sisters wash
1.-THE clotted blood from those awful
eaping wounds? DID YOU? You
hafer. did you? No. you hatfr. you
t11d not. and let me tell you that II
you had. you would be n MAN now
despite your IS fruitIess years. and
not n hater- Of woman. WOMAN
Gods most glorious creation.
You. THE Halter. what right
have you TO tell young men to be.
ware Of masrimony7
You. THE Halter. what right
have you to judge all women by a
few that you probably pushed dowr
the grade yourself?
AN ANZAC AND A LOVER or
WOMEN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-20
aehtino dress tennis costume and mountain slat

tain IL II tina, sports clothes arc
more than ever aliuring.
Instead OF tho ono material
fiannel---that not 90 long ago was
practically the only fabric consld.
cred correct for sports wear. almost
every weave now plays some role.
and far from requiring one sports
suit. each form Of pastime now has
It's cwn particular type OF costume.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-20
Hoods
SarsapariIIa
Makes Food
Taste Good

Creates an appetite. aids digestion.
purifies the blood. and thus relieves
serofula catarrh. the pains and
aches Of rheumatism and gives
strength 20 the whole system
Nearly 80 years phenomenal sales
tell the story OF the great merit
and success Of Hoods Sarsapar1Ila-
IL IL just the medicine you need
now. Hoods Pills help--fins oath
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-20
ny CORA MOORE.
rw Works. Fashion Authority.

IL attractive sports clothes have
luVd 10 the open. women who
never otherwise would have needed
the call Of the outdoors. they have
justified themselves. At any rate.
more women than ever In history
arc going In for sports. and Ger.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-20
FRUITS ADD
COLOR TOUCH

Paris is employing fruit in an its
different varieties TO enhance dancing
gowns. street frocks and even slip.
pers.
A parasoi OF batste was decorated
with hazelnuts. while boutonniere
Of small mangoes accented a tailleur.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-20

IL always pays 70 servo q meal
carefully and attrsctiyely.
Even n the meat n warmeds
oyer dish "A crisp sprig or two Of
parsley dropped on the platter viii
help 10 maintain standing the
family does not usually aEsociate
with left-overs.
Plain canned fruit or n very sim
pie pudding may be praised and
eaten with relish II the beet sherbet
glasses or dessert plates are used,
but turned down cold. as II were,
II passed around in everyday sauce
dishes.
People often spend hours dressing
up a concoction that is 70 full u
good things that everybody respects
II anyway. and let n simple, unss-
Stunning. merely wholesome food
struggle along without the redeem
Ing touch
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-20
CHEESE DREAMS

Make thin cheese sandwiches.
sprsnkiing = tiny bi, Of salt and
mustard on the cheese and buttering
the bread. Put sandwiches In n drip.
ping pan and toast In a hot oven.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-20
A Tribute to
"MOfher-To-Be"

Dear Miss Grey: VIII you please
Ugtnt this note for the benefit Of the
S4ther-to-be. who signed herself "A.
L. b." Also for the mother OF three
babes who wrote her such a sweet
letter and expressed my thoughts 80
thoroly..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-20
WAFFLES
cup -four
I teaspoon baking powder
"a teaspoon salt
cup milk
egg

sir dry ingredients. add milk and
yolk Of egw well beaten. fold in white
Of egg beaten Till sur and dry: the
batter should be thin enough 20 pour;
II necessary add water before adding
white Of cry.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-20
Rubber Aprons
$1.OO Up

Practical and economical
Waterproof Aprons for house
wives. They keep other cloth
ing clean and fresh. Can be
washed easily. and they come
In many desirable colors and
patterns.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-20

Chico. n kind Of clarified butter
made from the milk Of cows and
buffaloes. is eaten by natives OF In.
dia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-20
california Syrup of Figs
Child's Best Laxative

Accept California" Syrup OF
Figs oniy--look for the name Call.
fornia on the package. then you
are sure your child Is having the
best and most harmless physic
for the little stomach. liver and
bowels. Children love its fruity
taste. FUN directions on each bot.
tie. You must say california"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-20

GRADY STUDIO
Riaito BLDG. 1915 Second Are.
BUSHNELL STUDIO
Fffth Floor Arcade BLDG.
CURTIS STUDIO. INC.
Fourth and University.
LA PINE STUDIO
Fourth Floor Monferius BLDG
Corner Third and University
LoTHRoP STUDIO
Walker Bldg, Cor. University and
Second Arc.
MUSHET STUDIO
I COS Lumber Exchange Bldg.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-20

OmiifNV
TWO LETTERS-ONE ANSWERS
THE OTHER AS NEARLY AS SUCH
QUESTIONS ARE ANSWERED
Here is form Of question rhich stays settled
Men usually ask IL and they supply the interesting
dnsarers TO a. Women seldom cite at length the subject.
The following letters arrived in the maid curious
ana not anasual coincidence
Dear Miss Grey: l am 81 and go with two young
women. One is 20 years of age and the other 20 have
going with the older for year and regard her very
ngny have reason to believe that both the women
look with favor my relatives prefer younger
They esteem the other girl but tell me that it is great
Tor two persons of such different to together
What would you advise me to dor AL.
Here's the other letter hich direct
. the abope
Dear Miss Grey: Ten years ago was keeping company
with girl two junior had been going with her
four and very fond of her. She
ca girl but she refined and good looking My family
was delighted friends liked her. and all took for grant
- that we would marry.
At this time met charming woman'ten years older than
And fell deeply in love with her She was all that ever
expect to in ideal She did not look her age
She was educated and had the most beautiful of dispositions
She became to me almost angel She had many admir-
eiS ana could have married of them Ours seemed at
iirs patonic friendship but with growing love for her
felt that she loved She knew my sweetheart and that
still professed to love the girl.
One day she said Marry X-and you win please your peo-
pie and yourself When years older will look like
your mother Your people would be dissatisfied and
Her wisdom was great her influence strong tx" became
my wife ten years ago. Today am the miserable of
did not marry the girl loved She is as youthful and
beautiful when left her She is still single She looks
younger than wife. She devoes her life charity She
! is educating poor boy.
think OF her continually try to be all can to the girl
ve married had not my parents used every influence
Rinst her.
Tell me if there is a way to forget
man who wronged three people his wife, his friend
and himself.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-20
Children's
Underskirts
$1.OO Up

Dandy little Fiannclettc Un-
derskirts. homstitched flounces:
fastened at waist or shoulders.
Ages TO IL.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-20
Take Time by the Forelock"

said a Wise old philosopher of other gears.
HE KNEW WHAT HE WAS TALKING ABOUT. Perhaps
he had been caught in the whi and confusion of eleventh
hour Christmas buying just before
ddvce to all ChO and heed.
YOU FAvORING YOURSELF if you obey
philosophers quaint this Christmas and TAKE
TIME BY THE FORELOCK."
To phase of gttbuying does this apply strongly than
to PHOTOGRAPHS
THAT PICTURE OF YOURSELF, or your family of
father oh- cannot be finished artsticauy and
satisfaction IN A HURRY
THE BETTER PHOTOGRAPHERS of Seattle are capable
and equipped all
that they do better Uork they haze ample time
in schch to do it,
DON'T PUT 1T OFF. Every order b. flushed
during the neat te,c ks before November first U relieve
the rush later.
THESE BETTER PHOTOGRAPHERS haze banded together
this gear to upon you the Importance of EARLY
STRINGS.
acho hare
Christmas photographer
today and make
Second pc at Pine
Dol cf
STUD
40
THE FIELD STUDIO
and University
STUDIO
II
and
OF ssTuDlo
Cos Lumber Exchange BLDG Az NJ Z. roneK nuoodr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-20
Handkerchief
q for Csc
Harlow Ribbon
Use Yard

Fine Dresden Ribbons for
hairbows: plain navy blue. delft
and cardinal; also combination
stripes and floral designs: priced
very reasonably for this quality.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-20

For school children we are
offering excellent values of
Black and White Sateen Bloom
ers; they have band at waist
and knee. and are of n service
able quality. Priced according
TO age. Ages 10 16.