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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-19
MORE SOLDIERS
DEFY CARRANzA
Cavalrymen Assemble on
Border al Aqua Prieta

aqua PRIETA. April is.--Four
additional Ysaui troops and 400 so-
nora cavairymon arrived here within
tina last "a hours. making 1900 troops
now stationed In this border town To
oppose tho carranEa government
Gen. Pima. local commandment. stat.
81 today he expected MaEatlan. sina.
loa. to be taken soon by the sonora
state army invading Carranza tern
tory to the south.
what steps carrnnxa plans 20 sup
press the Sonora uprising has the
ncc.snionlNfs herr guesnlnx
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Chicago Live Stock

CHICAGO. Aprii is.-Ifowp Receipts
fs.oos head. market Is 500 higher.
BsIk OF salss ttSs0efst 80. butchers.
its9is7s. packing. p3ss8itss Hight.
fis.segis.Ts. pigs. sis8fs roushs. u.
g1zt9.
Rsoelp,s. n 900 head. market
.s- lower Beef. sioGistGs butcher
~ e~rn. sfaif1s cnnnsrs and cutterz
StssaSss stockcrs and feeders s. asa
sii.ss cows. tfsiGfs, calves. titt0 q
fiss0
sheep Receipts. 1900 head market
steady. Lambs. tiT.so9is-7s. ewes, SO
ol1b9.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-19
Texas Protests
Against Mexico

AUSTIN. Texas. April 1s.-Tcxas
today voiced formal protest against
any contemplated movement q MEX.
lean troops thruout its territory.
Governor Hobby teiegraphed Secr~-
tary Colby that Texas In ''unaiter.
ably" opposed 10 any such move
ment-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-19
Chicago Grain Market

CHICAGO. April ia~-Grain futures on
the Chicago Board Of Trade today con-
tlnned To soar. Buyers were active and a
strong gndsrtona prsdorninated "a the
market Reports that Europe would need
millions Of buHheia OF wheat and that
from 81 20 81 was being paid for wheat
for export caused stimulation Of buyfns
In all marksta Predictions that there
would bs worldwide shortage OF food
stuffs this year tended TO boost the mar
kst
Proviaionr were lower.
May corn. which opened No I've at
ti5f, advanced INC In later trading
July corn. up re on opening at fisbs
Increased lie on the later market. Sep
TENDER corn. up &c on opening Mt ti.si /.
gained Ike thereafter.
May oats. up lc on opening Mt BE, ad-
vaneed 10 In the forenoon trading July
oats, up sc on late opening at ssA 9,
gained y In later trading.
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Foreign Exchange

Skw YORK. ApFi is--rhs foreign
exchange market opened steady today,
Demand sterling Was unchanged ct
uses Frame checks as 10 ace. up :
ecutimssi lire chsess ct ~ f.r. off rs
centlmss. MARIE. demand. 1 toc. cables
At ssc. Canadian dollars at si.sse.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-19

butter. csc ~ tail cans milk sset
fresh pasted bulk coffee. ihc N. n.
ttes SaeeA. tic ~ $ ma tiis stall
:. pot roast nc n PORK roast. ssc ~
steer boiling beef ifBr ~ local bacon.
'tc u smoked shoulders save N veal
waists. itc N pure lard. sie 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-19
Public Markets


htais 'tts, Golden West eosr~~ r,s
~ sef ! N " J n coffee tsc n
Hue Hibien tra ssei pkrs Cream
stiea, sac Large pkg c1irus po~dsr. tse.
tArs palm Olive sop. ftes tsiin. lie
psE pkEs maeaeni or spaghetti ssr
, har~ i~rsr soap ftr tall ran milk
lie stalls sifi. rcd snapper. iss n .
Hog cod. ies stei salmon trout. ice n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-19

stan -. pure fresh riik. lee At rtau
1875. shite beans ne tre. iarae can
p@rs ard b~anr In tomato sauce. lee.
CAKES Palm Olive soap. zee. Van Camps
soups. lie. ts-fs sack Holly flour. ~ 81
geidSn dates. ftc NJ sp~ckiSd nArsu
beans. Ne ssc, pure rolled oats.
Tba stc
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stalls tf.,s. ten. pail Kars svrup
-. Chirafdsnfs chocolate. IN esn ssc
fsfb eaa &c S-fh. can NJ J. II coffee
o. q. ~ ~. can Royal tskins po~der.
tt.te. isr cans corn. fte. fsiis. lie
stalls isslt. psf rpasi. tsc 10 family
steak. Use n shsfs ribs. tsAe N.
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Miss Jennie Fash, placed on the

pension list mt the age Of 10 by the
New York board OF education, after
So years continuous service AZ a
teacher In one school In the Bronx.
has taught 10000 children. including
three generations of at least one
family.
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Portland Market Report

PORTLAND. Aprtt nuttrs-C city
creamery, sa0 eie per ID.
FEga-He Selected local extras. 81 zoe per
dos
iiens-,se per ~ hroliers, sec per H.
Cheese -srfipiets. $50 sTe psT 10.
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Men and wsmen working In lsven-
der. whether gathering or distiiling
II. are said never to suffer from neu-
raigla or nervous headache.
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Status of Frisco Market

SAN FRAScisco. April iS.--Butter--
Extras. soc por III
ERgs-EEtrag. t7Hc per dozi hrsts, ave
per doz. extra puilets, $40 per doz. IN
derslzsd puiists. 33ho per doz-
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Murderer Enjoys
Tooth Birthday

ROME. Italy. April ia former
brigand who committed many muir
dcrs and escaped the guilloiine has
just celebrated his Tooth birthday in
home for the aged. He is Antonio
Ventura.
In 1869 he wna condemned TO
death by the pope. Taken 20 the
scsffold the executioner pulled the
cord releasing the knife. II stopped
on reaching the mans neck. The
crecutioner was about to release the
knife again.
The advocator stopped him. saying
the Law permitted only one attempt
Tho pope commuted the sentence to
life Imprisonment. Ventura re.
manned In prison so years. when he
was released and worked as a gard
encr for n millionaire until the lat
ter died. Then he went into the
home.
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IN tn old SAxou councils. ladies'
birth and quality used sometimes
l sit with the wise men.
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New York Coffee and
Sugar Quotations

NEW YORK. April is--Coff~e--No.
RIO. isA 6is&c per ID. No. s.nto.
ssk aftAc per ID.
suxsr--oraauIa,sd. isoUfTe per II.
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Shipping
Notes

q NtCfoRiA.--rhe trawl boat Me.
uff was aground in Prince Char.
tte sound Monday. while marine OF.
rhais were trying 10 run down the
teSt marine mystery 90 tho North,
Sith sails set, the boat glidcd down
the Sound sunday and grounded
Nr Afford hay. Not a soul was ON
ard The clock had been recently
>und-
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April tt--s,r West Jena Port Town
serd for Yokohama. i've miles from Port
Townsend at . m. ctr W y nsrrtns
Portland for Port Costa. 50 mile. frsna
Portland At o. IN str Caty Of Topeka
80 niiss south OF Columbia river az p
m. str The Angeles. Portland for ehanE
hat. sAe miles FROM Portland at sp ~.
str Eastern Cruxn. Tacoma for Ssa
York. zoe miias south Of caps FlAttsry at
. m.
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Beware of the smooth strangers who peddle pretty
sounding schemes for "getting-richquick" II can't
be DONE
This institution does not buy and SELF bonds and
mortgages We do commission" business what
ever, and therefore subjected TO the temp
taton to make any extra profits" investments.
When you invest your savings with US, Board of
Trustees (Which is also board) invests those
ngs in the safest and best securities the market for
interest" only. There is temptation whatever to
Speculate" in securities because buy for the
purpose of selling.
The harder you work your money, the greater the
danger Of losing IL.
During the past 80 years this institution has never
missed a semi-annual dividend TO depositors.
, You may start account with $1.0O.
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The shoo1sr firh brines down IN.
-ects from n distance OF from one TO
four feet by squirting them with wa
tor from it's mouth.
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pho four masted schooner Henry
ison. OF the Libby. Mcneil a Libby
et. was safe In Neah bay Monday,
'er being picked 10 In a water.
Ged and sinking condition Satur.
" hy the steamer stanwood. The
Alison was laden with fishing gear
Aich shifted when she met heavy
heather off the cape, She was bound
tcr Bristol hay
/ THE ADMIRAL EVANS. first
Fssel 20 call az Anchorage this
~ was on her way there Mon.
ping firms are preparing TO
&c oricntal.hound ships should
~ stevedore strike in Yokohama
eerome more scgious
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MONDAY
April. 10

y AoNnAI
April. -
fsr~t High riskr
= a m 1T n
ftrps Lew Tide
N ~ q. IN ia r.
He~~Wd Nigh Tide
Is D TN iee n
<<<oaa Low Tide
80 ' pa ts ~
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Reported by Wireless


'sssassn tss~rsu~at
April is-str Admiral Evans eft por-
ter Pass northhound at m str city
% Heatsis off Bella usiiA island north.
bound at .. IN. ctr Admiral Rednsan
sn'sfinE Queen Charlotte sound osrth.
bound at iiiss . m
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f~nAN
April. 20

ftr~t High Tide
I - a. m rs n
First low Tide
II - a. m lis n
>~eend nigh Tide
: - p IN tss n.
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ron NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

THE MOST REMARKABLE and useful
discovery of the age Nursing Mother
Mix" Discovery of how to increase and
maintain its supply thru natural resources
aud simple application. Stamp brings par
ticnlaIs Mrs. Lena Beauregard, 1856 Chest
nut St, New Haven, Conn.
TWO ladies' brown suits. size 40, SIS each
One ladies' brown corduroy coat, size 40
grey reed baby cart. $40. Call Red 25S2,
after I pm.
HEMsTfFcHING aud pieoting attachment
works on al sewing machines; Prize 81
der Honse, Box III, Burmingham, Ala.
MOTHERS cnt the boys hair. Men cut
your own hair: sDnpiex Safety Automatic
hair cutter. Write Carl Ford Co., 472 Park
st, bridgeport. Conn.
FOR SALE-six window, sash and glass, |
for fireplace. 700 Topeka. ave. -
jewelry. cut glass and silrerware. Arm
strong Jewelry Co, 429 Kansas ave.
YORK IMPERIAL apples for sale. Phone
1855 N-3. r. NJ. Lemon, Route ), North
Topeka.
FOR SALE : Prize Paramount cook stove
nearly new, warming closet and reser-
veir White at 1920 Fillmore.
WOOD FOR SALE $500 pei. ton. delivered.
Phone 57e5 J-or call at 14l0 North Jack
FOR. sALE-.lT acres, stock, Implements
and feed. ,Eyerything to be sold by Nov.
10. Phone 1901 X.
FOR sALE-New hand, erocheted bed
made Phone 1863 Red
FOR SALE-Coal direct from Scranton
mine White $3.50.
FOR sALE.-Nearly new buggy, cheap.
FOR SALE-White pearl popcorn, $500 a
hundred. at 400 u. 18th.
Fol; SALE : Reed baby carriage In ex-
cellent condition. Black 595S.
FOR sALE-Washing machine. Call Black
FOR sALE-Lady's coat, practically new.
Call 5031.
1852 HAsTY AUTO EXPRESS.
BUSINESS pIREoroRr.
Business Colleges. -ts.5.s.
DOUGHERTY'S BUSINESS COLLEGE.
pS GssgF sd T. p0ushsrty' Pres lis west s'h
EIeetfie Fixtnres. Renairs, Supplies
II. 3. .HoWARD ELECTRIC IA ATH-
ietic Supply. Ii6 Kansas Ave, Phone 1877:
DR B.. D. n, PAINE T rs Kansas Ave Phone
Insurance.
FALKINER & WENTWORTH, general in
surance. 409-11 New England Bldg. Phone
Ice Cream: -.
BAUGHMAN BROS. 2235 Lincoln st
roP PfiS. 'f PGRE MILK CO.. 4oo-o2-4 Jack.
son st. Phone 5Sf.
Loans, Mortgages, Financial Agents.
PI0EEER MORTGAGE co. 4th floor Null
yane Bldg. Phone pa.
Real Essate Dealers. Loans. Insurance.
C. r. B0LMAR. real estate, coliections. 20
Columbian Bldg Phone I25 Ring 2.
sand Dealers, - asa
TOPEKA SAND CO.. foot Of Topeka ave-
Phone 343S. s-a--s.-..
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SERVICES OFFERED.
TREE TRIMMING

Tree trimming and topping We do all
kinds Of tree work. Phone 1883. Call for
Day.
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PERSONAL
TYPEwRITERs.

<|>l~s----,>>>1
TYPEWRITERS Of all makes. new and re-
built Agency for the New Royal Type
writer and Victor Adding Machines. Sun
pies-Repairs. Phone 222 Western Type
writer Co. GA Kansas ave-. Topeka, Kan
ALL STANDARD MAKES. Snles or rent.
Repairs by factory trained Tuechau.rs.
We lead: others follow. CRANE & CON-
PANY. n wears in business.
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Frank johnson, sentenced 12-1-19 from
Shawnee County for Grand Larceny, viii
present mis- application for a parole TO the
Board of Administration, at their next reg
ular meeting held at Lansing, Kansas,
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office of the city clerk.

- Foneka- kansas. October y, 1870.
REGIsTRATIfgN BOOKS TO BE =
Notice Is hereby given that the hooks for
the registration OF voters Of the City Of
Topeka, Shawnee County, Kansas, Will be
tober %. 1920, and will feInain closed until
after the General Election to be held on
Tuesday, November 2, 1920.
Seal ETA NJ. CoyELL. City Clerk.
First published in The. Topeka State
Journal, saturday, October 16. 1901
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LEGAL.

-~-~~-rc~-~rSs-~~~l-- ~>,->.---~-~-~r~~'>-
December, 1920. Communications favoring
or protesting his release will be considered
at that time. ~ ILL.,.
=. Petitioner, FRANK JOHNSON.
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LEGAL
First published in The Topeka State
Journal, October IL, 1920l
office Of the City Clerk.
Kansas. October II, 1920.

office Of the City Clerk.
Topeka, Kansas, October IL, 1920.
REGISTRATION NOTICE
BOOKS OPEN UNTIL 1900 p. NJ.
Notice is hereby given that the books for
the registration of voters of the City Of
Topeka, Shawnee County, Kansas, will be
open at the office of the. city clerk,
THIRD FLOOR, CITY HALL,
on wednesday, October 10. 1920, until Fri
day, October %, 1920, from 500 O'Clock 2;
m until 10 100 o'clock p. m and that all
citizens who have not registered since
March 1, 1920. must register to vote at the
General Election of November 2. 1920.
All citizens who have changed their place
of residence since registering must reregis-
ter. .
All foreigners must present their naturalf-
cation papers in order to register. ..- E
Failure TO vote at. the August Primary
does not disqualify one for the November
Iseail ETA NJ CovELL. City Clerk.
First published in The Topeka State
Journal, October II, 1921
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ATCHISON, TOPEKA AND SANTA FEE
RAILWAY. NOTICE OF SALE OF
a \

ATCHISON, TOPEKA AND SANTA FEE
RAILWAY. NOTICE OF SALE OF
= UNCLAIMED BAGGAGE.
Notice is hereby given that the fol-
lowing described property will be sold Al
public auction to the highest bidder at the
unclaimed freight room opposite the II. II.
Y. M. c. A. on Fourth street, If not called
for before that time and charges paid, the
same having been left in possession of this
company for six months and over. Sale
commences 80 am, October 20
P. WALSH. General Baggage Agent
Trunks and boxes under Santa Pc ehssks
s sSsis ssss s slbs 21Y s si i a as
24T6a0 5Bf639, a25SS. 41S4OI. 4212as, 1l26S6
7os011, 3s9s2s, 719937. 5a14S2. G292Ts. s5547C
5aiSSS sss ISL 1 gsasls 95s ssS ssiS aio Ss ss
saifss, 2OG7s4. st. L. & s. F. ssse45. U. r.
) Rundles under Santa Fe checks s57s54,
6445o4, sOs3s1, 3s7305. 19s60i. 1869, s2727i,
'S27141, S366O5, 4os362, 913721. 9is737, 4O195s,
s ss $780, s s2 sso s25s 1866 1866 s SSa1S
sSi 7 7ss15s s sssS7o ssesiS ss $eaS9
s sSfs asf2 1isss s 7 sSS sS5c
35154, 10TH 5s4723, S456Ts 1902, 6Tiai,
5oa599, 73l2e9, 35t235 6t422s, 1927. s62g52,
-sioss. i. 2 2oslss s2oe55, 51sosS. 2ssis2,
402s15 c. B. & Q. 1858. Rs o. 126670.
Pa. 751s22 Grand Trunk 29e6Oo. C. r. I.
Go-cart. Santa Te checks 7o575e- o7e4o,
Rail 2545s. Lumber. 10000, i642iO. Poles.
932917 Crate, 45016. Scenery, 5525s9,
552593. Flyer, 94SS3. Kiddy Kar, 1863.
Suit cases under Santa Fe checks 49S341,
1851, 1924. s101, 961751, 302991, 937sG2, $50.
7s2, 1882. 2524s3. z52063. T93493. 7136s3. sl2-
094, 513114. 1904. 30I954. -G16f44 4s94s4, G5225i
9I05c5 7isss5, $4,000, fslT3s, 4455ls. 72Osss
53sSQ7, 25eG55, s75437 325447, 352997 78105s
247G19 3is049, $780, is44e0, 302g00 7nsu
1s5290 6G23G0, 5429J0, s3007G 96114G, Ss206o
2311Ss. 13537o 6s2pdG. A. & e. 1854 st. T..
& S: r. 312415. 475746 U. p. 64s197. ssT92o.
B. & A. 2S35TS.
Grips, telescopes. etc. under Santa Fe
checks 45111s. 907O25 5126, 5ST623, 41O0zs,
34sIo4. 63O7s3, s640s2. 121049 sGs356. s2i0fG.
3s315. c. & s. 1882, 273926. st. L. &
S..F: 300S00, 31545S. C. G. w. 1070ss. G. N.
674904.
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FOR sALE-IIvEsrt,Ck
FOR sALE-PEr STOCK

WE WANT reliable people to raise fur.
bearing rabbits for us in their back yard
spare time We furnish stock ana pay
$3.50 to $50 each for all you raise. Sun
set Fur Co., 506-T-S Lankershim Bldg,
Los Angeles, CAL. ~
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AUCTION SALES !.

(First Published in The Topeka State
Journal. October Z, 1920.)
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS

A. NJ and 7. C. Roe, 116 E. 9Th street Tel.
$3.50. Pianos, Player Pianos and the Aeo-
lian-vocallon photograph.
FOR SALE = piano, cheap. 1913 Han
cock st.
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Office of the City Clerk.
Topeka, Kansas. October II, 1920.

lids FOR MEALS.
Sealed bids viii be received at the office
of the City Clerk until 1000 O'Clock Non
day, October Is, 1920, for the furnishing
Of meals to the election boards for the Cen
eral Election to be held Tuesday, November
o 1870.
Bids will also be received for the deliv-
cry Of booths and election supplies to the
various voting precincts and their return
fseai. MfA ii. eovELL, city CLERK
[First Published in The Topeka State
Journal, October 1e, 1920.l
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% Acres Kaw Valley
R. s. SMITHER

FOR SALE OF viii trade my equity in
three-room property, N, Topeka, for a
good Ford car. Phone 3T7S or 1892 No.
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TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.

Thomas Libbey, Sentenced 12-b-19 from
Shawnee County for Incest, will present his
application for a parole to the Board Of
Administration, at their next regular meet
ing held at Lansing, Kansas, December,
1890 Communications favoring or pro-
testing his release will be considered at
Petitioner THOMAS IIRREY
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First published N The Topeka State
Journal, Saturday, October 16. 1901
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ron sAIE-KANsAs FARMS.
ARKANSAS LANDS.


FINE ARK FARMS-PIenty timber, water,
rich soil and best climate. acre up.
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FABRIC rIooR-THIRD'
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$500 men
JObLE:SSM
This CITY
c. OF C. Starts Survey Of
Unemployment Situation
Here

A report on unemployment In Sc.
attic Is TO DO made for the trustees
OF the Chamber OF Commerce BY a
special committee appointed wednes.
day at meeting OF the labor rela.
tons committee OF the chamber. with
men familiar with tho status OF un.
employment here
This committee win consist OF Ar.
sigo Young. an engineer. Carleton
Hayes, district plant chief OF the
Pacific Telephone 4 Telegraph Co.
and Louis Nash. president OF the Re.
tail Clerks union.
Because the public Insists on keep.
Ing mp its buying strike In tho false
hope that articles are 20 go farther
lower. industries are being forced TO
eurtail their working force. adding
60 Unemployment. said Nash.
Figures given at the meeting
showed there are $500 ex-service
men out OF employment In Seattle
and a total OF $500 men looking for
work In this city. while the total
number Of unemployed in Western
Washington Is approximately 10000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-02

YOUR CHRISTMAS STORE is always ready
to serve you whenever you are ready to
shop, and will give you its best in service, mer-
chandise and value. BUT as Christmas draws
nearer and the crowds of eager shoppers in
crease, it is more and more difficult for us to
give you the service to which you are entitled.
Those who do their Christmas shopping
early know to the full the joy of Christmas
tide-their gifts are selected when stocks are
at their best, they are aided by alert sales
people, they have ample time to choose wisely
and their forethought confers favor upon
those less gifted.
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christmas 0rer Zane A0

CHRISTMAS TREE LANE is certainly
- cheerful spot in which to fill your Christ
mas list.
For instance, there is the Jewelry and Leather
Novelty Shop just as you enter the Lane.
Hand Bags, Toilet Cases, Beads and Mesh
Bags are displayed for women.
And for men there are Collar Bags of leather,
Folding Manicure Sets, Military Brushes in
cases.
All in all you will find courteous service and
the real feeling of Christmas-tide in any of the
twelve shops on Christmas Tree Lane.
SECOND FLooR-THE BON MARCIE
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Jewish Women Mark
Record Seal Sale

Under the direction OF the Seattle
days sales OF tuberculosis
days sales of antituberculosis
stamps totaied 1880. This Is said
to establish a record.
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Mill Lengths of
Wool Batiste
$l.35 yd.

Yard-wide Batiste-very ser
viceable and all wool-offered
at a much lower price-$1.35.
Shades of rose, navy, cardinal,
wine, heliotrope, white and
black.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-02

Marjorie Peterson Of Houston Teras oiho not yet 10
is the star Of dancing act vaudeville LATHE MISS
Peterson iired IN handsome suburban home at Hons
ton and from the time she fire pears old dis
played fondness for dancing TO her shadoo in the
light guest at the home little than tsco years
matched her Nth fascinated interest and urged her mother
Mrs Doris Peterson who touring ch her daughter
TO place her NTH dancing Instructor Appearances IN ea'
benefits followed and then in California.
THIS eek Miss Peterson is at the Pdntd0es Nth her
company presented by Ted Sha and merit another
starring renture atcdits her
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-02
Dress Goods and Silks at Such Lou Prices
That There'H Be Many Dress Length
Bought by Practical Gift Shoppers
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4O-inch Nauy
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$1.59

This very special offer az
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-02
N-Inch Navy French
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-02

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-02
Cut Lengths of 40-Inch
Crepe de Chine S1.39

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-02
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