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Imperial Valley press., 1920-10-27
SCHOOL CALENDAR
FOR '21 ANNOUNCED A

At a meeting of the faculty the fol-
lowing calendar was accepted and ap-
proved for the coming year:
December 21, 1920, Junior play.
january 20, 1921, Physical tram
ing exhibition.
March 5, 1921, Senior play.
April 2, 1921, Opereta.
May 81, 1921, Physical Training
Exhibition. Music Exhibition.
June /, 1921, Class Day.
june z, 1921, Junior, Senior ban
quet.
June 9, 1921, Commencement
Imperial Valley press., 1920-10-27
MEXICAN SLAIN;
SEEK MURDERER
(By Associated PressI

WASHINGTON, Oct. 21-M. 7.
Sevrey. an American, was murdered
at Cananea, Mexico, Wednesday. the
state department was advised today.
The Aasrican consul at Nogales has
been instructed by the secretary Of
state to request the local authorities
to take al possible measures to ap-
prohend the murderer.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-10-27
- rogress" Criticized
nperial \alleE prass:-

Imperial Valley Press:--
\ recent article in the Progress
speaks Of the secrecy Of our postal
service as though Mr.. Collins or Mr.
Burleson Of Woodrow Wilson were
seriously at fault. An experience at 2
TINE when Mr.. AIlatt was postmaster,
M. Hitchcock. postmaster general,
and William II. Taft was president,
started some looking in.o this iron
c}od regulation.
Now who instituted the no-informc-
tion policy? Wasn't it Benjamin
Franklin, and wasn't ne wise for deing
20? The Progress calls it idiotic.
Who wants his private business pa1-
died by his postmaster or banker or
doctor or the hired girl:
Bat It is such far-fetched ratings
and distortions Of truth that the re-
can campaign is made o..
Imperial Valley press., 1920-10-27

o".n ''". Wac = authority fr
the statement that the increases are
phenomenal and the change is attri-
buted to the break in cotton prices,
the raise in freight rates making
much vegetable raising unprofltable
and The "back TO the dairy" scnti-
mcnt IS resulting.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-10-27

The greatest increase in alfalfa
actear, wn since TIE :et.arie cf
.rIcr.al alley cult.,:.t4n is !,.,c.y to
be sh3#n ..lis year Il the increase in
oy l,5s Ter alfalfa f2- 80 niue f9r
a.eiacr 'aonth as the have d.ras
Tic past SIX weeEs. A1.* cultural
Imperial Valley press., 1920-10-27
WATSON, WHAT DO YOU MAKE or THIS?

Whom the Gods Would Destroy returned last night
from Long Beach, where Mrs Dckerson and children have
been visiting with relatives for the past six weeks--
perial Enterprise.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-21
CHEERFUL HELPERS.

Every once in a while, in the nature of
things, All automobile must 90 wrong, and
when il does, unless it happens in the
midst of desert or on a very lonely road,
the chances are that no great time will
elapse before there are people standing
around. If it comes 10 pass IN or near n
garage there will naturally be great many
more persons around the car who may he
assumed to have some mechanical knowl-
edge. The reference is, of course, to
chauffeurs.
If you are the motorst and you do not
happen to know much about automobiles,
it will not take you long to become the
recipient of a lot of good advice. II IT gets
no worse than that you are lucky. Per-
haps you may not be strong wlllcd enough
to protect your automobile against the
manual assaults of the all too willing by
ISLANDERS. In that case you will find when
YOU get through that great many things
have been adjusted which may have been
all right before, but they certainly will be
adjusted.
OF course, it doesn't do TO be ungratcful
under any conditions, but it does seem n
little bit too bad that there are So many
people going around in overalls who look
like mechanics and act like them until It
comes to doing real Job.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-21
NO LICENSE FOR HIM.

North Carolina cannot be called a
siperstitious State, for more than 500
applications were received for the license
tag hearing the number l3. There was
one man several years ago, according to
the clerk in the secretary of States office,
who didn't want it. He got No. l3 Tor a
motorcycle, but sent 1T back soon after,
saying:
''The first day rode with it ! lost s13.
and the second day | lost 13 inches of
skin off my leg. Please send me a safer
number" He got it.
Motor car trading has evidently super
seeded the pleasures Of horse swapping as
evidenced from letter sent to the secre-
tarys office by a farmer in Columbus
county who was informed that IT was time
10 renew his license. He wrote:
about six months ago a man came
driving by my house. | don't know what
his name was and amt seen him since.
j swapped my car for his and | amt never
been able 90 make his'n run and ] know
he never got fur in mine. | wont need a
license this year
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-21
BILLION FOR RUBBER TIRES.
Tremendous Increase Of Auto Uses
Indicated by Report.

Now Brunswick, N. j., April 81
Tho United States Rubber Company is
growing beyond all precedent in striving
to keep pace with the enormously in
creasiug demand for it's products, =. p.
Colt, chairman of the board Of directors,
declared ut the annual stockholders
meeting here yesterday. estimated the
rubber tire business Of the country for
1920 &c 81 200, 10000
with the Improvement IN the high
ways of our country that rapidly are
being made traffic viii he moved more and
more by rubber shod vehicles and less and
less by cars and trains over fixed tracks,
Colonel Colt said, adding, that DO trucks
have started from Rhode Island Cotton
Mills to carry fabrics to tire factories in
the West
The board Of directors was reelected.
George X. Deshler was made director
TO serve temporarily in the place left
vacant by the death last week Of Theo-
dore N. Vnil
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-21
PACKARD FUELIZER.
Among Leading Helps TO Using all Fuels
With Economy and Results.

No recent improvement IN the internal
combustion engine and its accessories has
attracted so much attention as the
"Fuelizer," brought out by the Packard
Motor Car Company, and now built into
the new Packard cars and found on this
make exclusively.
The device is essentially of a separate
combustion chamber into which IL led n
pipe from the carbureter A small por-
ton of the main mixture is led into the
chamber, when the motor starts, heated
by the discharge from n spark plug, ex-
plodcd into hot dry gas, which heats and
dries the remainder of the main mixture,
when drawn into the manifold.
Tests have shown that starting with
cold engine at zero temperature, the ideal
heat of 120 degrees has been developed IN
the mixture inside Of AZ seconds.
II is wcll-known that fully half Of the
engine trouble comes from wet gas. This
device is claimed to make combustion
perfect with any grade Of gas.
The device may be seen at the Packard
show rooms. 22l West Ninth street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-21
|, & MOTOR SALES co.
OPENS SALES ROOM
Templar Line in Several Models
Displayed To Much
Advantage.

The new show room of the L. 4 G..
Motor Sales Company, Delaware dis
tributors OF the Templar line, was form
ally opened to the public yesterday at
lOS-lIO Market street, with display of
four models of the line. This is the first
Market street show window to carry a
car display south of the Brandywine, and
is not unlikely 10 be the forcrunner of other
similar ventures, since such businesses
tend 10 group themselves together.
Numbers of the new and old friends OF
the personnel have called to pay their re,
spects and some OF them are already lined
up as prospects. .,
The "Templar," while known rs "the
rlperfine small car" in the runabout model
particularly, has other styles, of which
the five-passenger sedan Is especially
notable An examination OF the line is well
worth while
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-21
KEEL SERVICE STATION.
Now Located on Automobile Ro~.' and
Handling Chandler and Cleveland
Repajr Work

The Kcil Motor Company service
station at 4Og-411 French street, has re-
Gently occupied it's new building, and will
make it the headquarters Of its service on
Chandler and Cleveland passenger cars
and Republic trucks. A complete equip
ment of tools and machinery, in the hands
Of Chandler factory experts, guarantees
satisfactory repairs and adjustments on
those lines
This solution Of the problem Of handling
repair work promises 20 be n very happy
one, as it enables the salesroom business IN
new cars 20 go on without interference
from the repair end, which Is promptly
handled at the service station.
The Keil Company is looking forward
10 occupying shortly its new display
rooms in its building Mt Eleventh and
Orange streets now nearing completion.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-21

FORD FACTORIES AT NORMAL.

+. B. Norman looked like demonstrate
or of the Overall Brigade" when inter
viewed in his work-room this morning
but FASTENED TO explain that Il was move
dictated by respect for his business
clothes, since he has started IN TO re-
arrange the enormous stock of parts
which are called for by the Ford car own
ers who make up the bulk of the clientele
of the IT, Is Norman Company.
lie reports that the factory and assem-
bling plants of the makers are back on
normal production basis, after hold-up
of ten days, due to the disturbance OF rail
communication. This is good news to the
prospective Fordites, as we'll as TO the
distributors
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-21
U. S. FACTORIES GETTING BusIER.
Large Increase in Number Of Work Over
March 1919.

Washington. April 81. Improved in
dustrial conditions and revival of busi-
ness activities following the cancellation
of government contracts last year, were
responsible for the large increase in the
volume Of employment in March 1920
rs compared with March 1919, according
to statement issued by the department
of labor.
Greatest increases were shown in the
woolen. men 5 ready made clothing, cotton
finishing and automobile manufacturing
creases in their payrolls for last March
as compared with March 1919.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-21
EXIDE To MOVE.
VIII Occupy New Building at Tatnall and
Girard Streets. About July q.

The Wilmington Storage Battery Com
pany, distributors Of the "Exide' battery,
and specialists in electric automobile
accessories has secured enlarged quarters
in n building to he erected to sIit its
purposes on Tatnall street, AZ the south
east corner Of Girard street, which Is
promised to be ready for occupancy by
July first, when the lease Of the present
shop at 12l French street expires.
Founded in 1915. at 2la French street,
the enterprise has steadily grown and IS
today the leading shop in the city for
electrical repairs as we'll as the distribu-
tiou center for the 'old original EXide
battery
Plans arc not yet fully completed, but
the intention is to make the service side
completely up-to-date in all respects,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-21
Not i'm Auto Accident.

John 7. Rcardon, South Harrison
street whose car was reported as having
collided With W Pyle 2317 West Seven
teenth street saws he is not the man re-
fered to, and has not been in any auto
collision
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-21
Negro's Death Due TO Cancer.

According TO q verdict brought in by
the coroners jury Monday, John A.
Green. colored, who died Sunday at the
Elsmere camp of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Co, died of cancer of the in
testines.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-21

Every Evenings classified advertise
ments bring results Proved by the satis-
faction of many and will be TO you.-Adv.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-04
MarrnnlN Ilcr,l.

G,ors, l. waddAl To Maudc y.
whrpi, lots Q. block =. lot ,hlocs
~. o., IS. blo,. %. lot .. a., 20 block o..
lot block af. san JJc.uto addition.
Conml,sa'iUu s'.3s1ao.
D. =. Thompson to Murroy Elson.
par; 81 block 100. plomons addition.
Coawdsratiuu 5000.
Amarillo Implement Company Geo 6.
A. Sumou'u lU' % huck 90. san lo'
clutp addition Cu1s,d,u ration $3.50.
4. \ Iar'm Go T. = Maroon l,t y
block $50. Nig.g addition. Cousdrra'
ton $40
=. y. Gambler iu q " Siirratt. lots
10 and "a hoch a. G.. - ; Cousid'
GRAFTON 5000.
e. j. blackburn 90 T.. Ncwsom. 6
-o' io, @ r".k ei.. rl,nrus addition
con .d.fauDa $1,000
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-04
Regula, Habits Now;
Constipation Gore
VIZ. Brouh> suffered Tor NciTs-Iclls
How H. I,nl krlirl.

"a hIN. t..I O. -r,f ..fr. THINGS
Cor con tlu.t,I. huf tlr Dr.E .HU-
Tint h1s t7u aHl. tn l,A.t. u" o..
Muks Emulsion D .w DI u..r w'
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every rmn.rs. which - hIt. PEI
been dWnS fr % ugmher of scans ].
ms uE. living I- an a.f.. sHer.
re ,a lone rs....H. Nuas
Emui .ol o. two Ell. ny friends and
both rsy U 81. fle st lw,.lF tr.t
ever heard u \ elmer g.. l'uneH
ass Narhac',u .r. z. p.rl. lN
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cies Sli. and pury 'it,s uHly m.
crease ;hi, condition hlts EmH's
IS a real c.lID.f.f. reI o.. NH 'lH
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Mi'ks Emaltiw o. 81 felH'. H4..I.
tiyc fo.d aal r.r riitr H'l.
RESTORE h.aitrt. natural h..l action
doing AWAY Win ali uad O., pulls H.''
phv-ies II urrr.t"- ann 'it .'
quickly puts 90. l.r .fs 'r-fus 3"
shape Ga aesimIli. t.l. IS hill
der ,f n.-h anl strength Niias Fni'.
s.on b. strongly recommended 9" 'h's"
whom -i..H,s o.. weakened Hni o.
powerful rsd b. rsietn- aHl ~
iua.riug the effects 20 wavi1s dif ess
I Chrouir stomach trouble ar1 e1n '.ua-
t.on arr promptly rr'..rel- asl..r 20
enc day.
Ths ls a., oulr f1ul emulsion mal.
no 20 nalaillic thag g IS eaton wtf
La spoon hko ire cream.
I SO matter how s,.,r. gHar rtse ytu
or. urged to tvs Alias Emubtar uH
der thir ruallGtr-Ttk" aE iHii..
home vl;h vou uso Do lr'.iire u
dir,-r dom ard il ro. i'..n,l v.'h -
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,rtflnd,sl. Pu.. fu. and SIG" ur iH.'
~. The NIiks Emulsion g. Tur
Ha-'c. Ind SEl hy dr.sgira every
WHERE
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-04
OF Local Interest.

Hazel wilron. 4 Amarillo. sncn; Che
week end with her parents. Mr.. and
AIRS. Henry WilSu las; week.
Homer WiikfnS'n was q business vic,
Fer in Amarillo Thursday
Geo. Karr. 81 Amarillo spent a few
days IN Hereford this wcek
VIII O'Bri.n went a. Amarillo on
buesinoss "Wednesday of this week;
AIR and Mrs. John McLcan. Mrs. n
IT. Hawkins and Mrs }. =. Ferguson
sistei friends IN Amarillo las, Fndav.
Chas sullivan and brother. W l..
passrd through Hereford Thurslay
morning cnrouic g. their home IN Go.
,is. after Few days visit with rcl3.
lives IN Amarillo
Mrs. l.. =. Brand ,9nd Mrs. r Brarl
wen; on shopping trip 90 Amarillo
this week.
Hereford Brand
Mrr. Bethany aud LITTLE daughter OF
Amarillo are VISITING IN the homr 81
Mrs. Virginia StgingcT.-Luhbock Avn
lanche.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-04
To Entertain with Pioneer Dinner. "

A Pioneers Dinner viii De- one az
the great racial features 81 the hi-
ennlal convention uf the General f't'
Grafton 81 wumcn's clubs o. lr hc'l
AT Dcs Moiucs June 1898 tn, dinner
il scheduled Tor SATURDAY evening
June 10. and u viii be one q The most
interesting and inspiring functions 1f
the entire convention. Tor u g.. amt
has been for years, one 20 a." rcd
lstter events 81 every biennial mccting
az the organization. Ever sine" a."
early GAYS a special banquet has been
given 20 those pioneer women who
caught the vision ~ service through
the great w0nan's club movement and
have led IN all the great reforms
which have brought "a broader ,Npr's.
sion and understanding ~ life tO all
women whether they belonged o. %
woman's club or uot Every woman
around that special hoard wiu wear "a
silver crown ,Hid have 1 serenity "a
expression thaNwll b. bcnciictiou 90
itself regardless of any spoken word
one may hear at ihe banquet. Faomg
the sunset 81 life with The purpl, twl
light written IN their features aud
bearing every mark - q w,li-rpcut life.
they viii fig everyone present with
mingled awe. respect and admiration
Facing the West. with NE triumphant
radiating from their features. they Will
he an inspiration Tor service for all
women In the noontidc q lie. who
have taken up their tasks. Always
Is the program rich In thought and *
preston until the dinner has no peer
In all the hanquc,s Il the convention
The dinner this year promises 10 he
one 81 unusual interest.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-04
|EA'l1%ne1etS1z
Mr.. and Mrs. Airn Return.

Nj. and Mrs. r. G.. Atcn returned
sunday evening from a business ana
pleasure trip combined during which
they visited IN Clcyelnud. 81 Louis,
indianapolis. Kansas CITY and other
points. 4. a. Rumin,s Of the Mark.
ham-Rccd.Loyv Motor Company Who
has been Ia Cleveland on business ini
the company. accompanied them Un
She return tup, the party MOTORING
from Cleveland 90 -. Louis. whore
they took the train ca route ior AM
arillo.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-04
Pierian Club.

The Picyian Club viii b. ENTERTAINED
Thurnday Afternoon az the Earl Cch'
residence. 1893 Polk street. The o..
lowing program viii bc rendered undes
the leadership 81 Mrs. =. n Maddn.
Rome Contlnucn
Modern Rome.
The Interior q; 81. epter's-Mrs. VI
J. II. Jackson.
Shor; Talks.
The Paintings--Mrs " e Harding
Tho Scuip;ure-Mrs. & Il. Rec,lcr.
The Doms-Mrs. Howard Wilson.
Each member ~ urged 90 bring sons
thought 70 Thursday's meeting whic,
abe Cleaned fro mihe Federation me,
held here last week.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-04

. ava going Co keep m taking Tonlhc
until they leave me- entirely. | have
lots 90 cn.r'ry nuw and ana not only
able 4, AZ may homework hut get
through ~, dsv without feeling least
'i' urci I am uu lougyg nervous like
! var. altd sheep well 20 night
Il shah always De- thankful ior what
Taul1r haH don" tur nr"
Tlniac il sold ~ Amgluu hy the C'l
iur Drug Cmuu,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-04

George jams .u ~ " Blackburn,
lo' % and 49,. iu., IS a.. \ ;. CON.
.iu.pu.u Slv.rlI
q. a. Wood o." e.. g. lrb .lut ~
id o.. block . tl,uu.s Consideration
,-,5.
r.. Prich,u q, James = FLYNN. Ia;
ip. bInrh gN. san lJDinto addition
Consideration $50
Ch1s 4 VI. fn Thomas II FLYNN.
'ai 10 60 a.. Mu.. Q. Hymns addition.
Consideration 't'p
J.. g. Kerr to o. r Bowlin. W 10
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-04
IHTERscHOnsTIcL LEAGUE
CONTESTS WILL BE HELD
At AUSTIN DURING WEEK
FROM Z University d Texas. 10y ". u.
lilruTLay. Austin. Texas.

AUSTIN. May a-'"mp',te returns
Ette been made hy u oi the ~ d..
t. 90 th, University ~ Texas Inter
baae,. Loagsc nnd partial rctur"s
.Ita 49, received from the others
reports SHOW That in nearly
%. ease coutor,s vcr, h,ld In all
is. divisions pUgNidcd. and indicate
.a.t .rrraN.matcly 1000 winners 81 tn
f...0.s district meets will come "a
titu fur IN state contests on May
and g.
pr fur the staic winners. In the
..u 90 'usiug cups and medals. ar
tJN Jri GOA display .U the windows
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-04

& Tot. 8. blocl, i7o. Old Town. Con.
sidrra'ion $3.50.
T. u. Howliu to T.. A. Kerr, T. .
II iut I. block l7o odd Town add.
t.cu. Consideration $3.50 q.
). ". Crudgingto. to J. = Brady
$40 1T .. block ]. G. 4 :. Consider
alton S3.oo0.
Transfer.
!. " .i,nuc;i to Joe Conner. lot =
block q. : =.
Power of Authority.
Maudc l.. Whipplc To W. X. Whlpplc
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-04
Va N - 4 Tn AI-.t

Tho womans Missionary Society. -
the Buchanan Street S;dihotist church.
viii NEE; IN regular session a; the
church Tuesday afternoon ~ as
o'clock. Mrs. y. NJ. Person. presideni
q the society. will conduct the dcyo
tiunal EXERCISES
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-04

os Uir UnN1Ht, Cooperative store.
Cunr nrr offered fur the winners q
dlatr. defamation and essay writ!nr,
IN all dlvi i1us. fnr the champion ten
uis team. aud tur the winning teams
Boo both Junior aud suipr athletics.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-04
Round Dozen Club.

Mrs r. Thomson. Il iooe Taylor
Eife1i. wall act as hostess b. the Round
Dozen Club Tuesday afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-14

proposed divorce.
My husband was deeply palned.
Nobody In his family. nobody In my
family had ever been DIVORCED I
was In duty bound 90 consider his
rcputation-the child-etcl
- consider but one thing told
him. why did we marry Be
cause we desired 20 be together. we
wanted 20 share each others life.
That In ended You do not wish To
be with me any more. It's all very
simple
And no we parted suppose
most romances would end here. but
my own acute personal experiences
followed my divorce"
(To he Continued
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-14
USES Of ASPIRIN
TOLD BY ''bAYEn"
Bayer Company. who intro
duced Aspirin Is years ago,
give advice

When tho Bayer Company intro.
duced Aspirin, over eighteen years
ago. physicians soon proved IL a mar.
vicious help In relieving Rheumatism.
Colds, Headache Neuralgia. Ear.
ache. Toothache. Lumbago. Neuritis.
Aching Joints. and Pain in general.
To get this same genuine. world
famous Aspirin. you mus, ask for
"Baycr Tablets OF Aspirin" marked
with ''Baycr Cross" You viii find
safe and proper directions in every
unbrokcn package.
Handy tin boxes OF IL tablets cost
only few cents. Druggists also sell
larger "uayer' packages. Aspirin Ia
the trademark Of Baycr Manufacture
Of Observation-Disclosures Of salicylic.
acid
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-14
Girl Enjoys
Mopies Alone

Dear Miss Grey: I do think that
this world Il growing 20 be terri.
Die place In which 20 live II a decent
modest appearing young woman can
not even go unattended To a movie
In the afternoon or early evening
without having 20 buffet advances
made by strange men
| have an escort quite often. but
also quite often do not. rs like
20 go all alone. when I can feel free
TO relax and enjoy the picture with.
out feeling ! must consider someone
else. and enjoy the music twice an
much when alone.
And whats more. intend 10 keep
right on going alone when feel Ike
H. never have been an advocate
of direct action before. Cynthia. bu;
| have a sneaking bunch that the
next time venture forth TO a movie
alone In the afternoon I am going
TO take with me nice long hatpin.
NJ r.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-14
GAY COLORED
.SASHE.S

Wildly coiorcd slshes are now
sold for wear with dark serge suits
or dresses. Some Of the designs for
girdIes are andpainied after the
silk has been printed. One Of the
latest designs shows a pattern In
orange and black against a flame
colorcd background
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-14

Your have no more pain. nut will
aotice the corn Eetung loose and
xobbly. In a dag or 80 you iift X
light off without any feeling. That's
the end OF the corn and Of your
troubles. Millions have proved Gets
IT. to be the one and only unfailinE.
common sense corn remover. Why
not your
sGets-ft" costs but trifie at any
drug store and carries a money back
guarantee Manufactured BY r
Lawrence n Co. Chicago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-14
FRYING GREASE

After deep fat frying IL Ia always
well TO strain the fat II any impuri.
ties are left In the fat the next batch
Of douRhnuts or whatever II IL one
In cooking viii not do as they should.
While the fat IL stili hot II may BE-
strained thru several thicknesses OF
chsssccloth. This will remove all
particles OF dough that have become
separated from the. article being