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UNPUBLISHED ROOMS WANTED

BONUS-i-5 rooms wanted, Steam heated I;
adults. BAUMAN, 1476 Madison av.
TWO or three unfurnished or furnished
rooms for light housekeeping. West Side
moderate; refined: Protestant, American
couple; best reference. NJ 1870 Herald. Har-
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INFORMATION WANTED.

wANTED-THE HEIRS OF PHILIP II.
DEDRICK. NJ. S. DEDRICK. EXECU-
TR1x. BELMAR, N. ].
WILLIAM DALTON. last heard of In Brook
lyn his whereabouts is desired HELEN
DALTON. 534 w. 179ti.
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CoUNTRY BOARD.
New Jersey.


ONE hours run from Penna. station viii
bring YOU 10 Shrewsbury Manor, a beauti-
fully furnished country home between Red
Bank and Seabright; open all year: excep-
uonal opportunity; attractive rates 10 per-
manent gueSt-: saddle horses 70 the door;
excellent bride paths. walks and drives;
tennis; own farm products; 100 acres: auto
bus service: Christian family. Mrs. II. L.
POWERS, Shrewsbury. y. j., or phone Red
Bank 21sW.
NERVOUS AND MENTAL CONDITIONS.
Special facilities for treating and curing
such cases; also for AGED PEOPLE,
;alty, requiring more attention than be
given at home. we offer a pleasant. cheerful
sanatorium, large, modern house. spacious
grounds. AUTOMOBILES, wheel chairs, attentive
nurses, experienced physicians.
LYNwooD LODGE. ENGLENvoOD. N. ].
LYNDON HEIGHTS
The ideal place TO rest beautifully situated
on banks of Raritan River; convalescent in
Nalids and aged and those suffering from
nervous ills cared for. For particulars phone
New Brunswlck 229o or address P. o. Box 73.
QUEEN MARY COTTAGE,
cor I'd av.. Asbury Park, N J.
Running water In every room; exceptional
table open all year. Phone 149. ]. NJ
KETCHAM.
OAK BLUFF INN. $40 Deal Lake Drive. AS
bury Park-Opposfte water dock; homelike
boarding. excellent table; rate SO per day,
$2o~SSo per person per week. Phone 237S
Asbury Park.
AoNTcLAIR. n. 1.-THE Ramblewood all
improvements, running water in every
room: home comforts: no accommodations
for babies; excellent cuisine. Phone Mont
clair 1851.
KoNNER'S SUNRISE MOUNTAIN HOUSE,
sr1IS hv M s sn All ana neal,ny rec
Phone Fairfield 272Fil. Open ali year.
VACATION BY THE SEA.
SIS weekly up Bryn Mawr Hotel. Ocean
N i. q ASburv
BARNETT.
EAST ORANGE. The buckingham. II Pros
pect 'st.-Desirable rooms; suites with
baths: suitable family; lawns, porches; ex-
GOOD board OH farm. city conveniences
beautiful surroundings garage: non-com-
muters preferred. Address e. BABBITT.
Dayton, n. j.
fodil-Booking is now available for table
guests, also rooms, with or without board
Orange 994, A. NJ. 10 2. NJ.
BELLE VIEW corner of Lake av. and
st. James place. one block from beach.
rooms, sirgle or en- suite. BASFoRD.
PRIVATE family in Allendale. N. J.. will
take a few summer boarders; beautiful
home and grounds. 59s Herald. $50 Bway.
PRIVATE home for paralyties and old men
requiring nursing care. MISS Q. BELL.
Bernardsville. n. j. Phone 16sM.
HOLLYWOOD LODGE, Baltimore Boulevard,
Sea Girt. n. j.. one block from ocean. in
pines; excellent accommodations; golf.
HILLSIDE HOUSE IN THE MOUNTAINS.
REAvES, r. l.. D. 1, Centreville. n. j..
THE WINANS, 1862 William ST.; East
Z Orange, n. J.--Furnished rooms, with,
without board open all year. Orange 1910.
CALDWELL. n. ia. BALL, SO Mountain
av. Tel. 494-M. Open all year
Pennsylvania.
SUNRISE COTTAGE, East Stroudsburg, Pa.
r. ID. No. 3.-Ideal location; home COM
forts: good food: rates on application. Mrs.
j. l.. BISBING.
BIRCHWOOD FARM. Honesdale, Pa; good
table; bathing, boating, fishing, hunting; I;
CANNES
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FOR sALEr-MIscELLANEous.

LUNCH room, In 90's. newly fitted. on prom
inent av. corner; Is years lease; rent
reasonable; price 5000 cash. Address G. l.
WOOD. $50 West SD st. Telephone 4sl7
Circle.
ONE Stodart phonograph, practically new;
one electric combination phonograph, oper-
ates player piano, gives fine music: homes
or stores. WING. 81 Lenox av., East Orange.
MAHOGANY desks, roll, flat tops; must be
sold Immediately. ROSS, SO Grand.
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BOARD AND LODGING WANTED

LARGE, airy room and board by refined
American Jewish family of adults; quiet
neighborhood: location 10th 170th West.
Washington Heights. Price $25 for two; per-
manent. Write A. F., 1925 Broadway.
REFINED Christian business lady, daughter
1S, Columbia student, wishes home and
board with private family references ex-
changed. Write Nine, FRANCKS, s e. 46th.
WANTED-Permanent home, two old. rheu-
matte ladies, nurses 3-i rooms, meals in
rooms: reasonable: credentials: house owner
preferred. 81 Herald, Herald so.
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PATENTs-send for free booklet. Highest
references. best results; promptness as
sured WATSON e. COLEMAN. Patent
Lawyer, 62i L ST., Washington. D. c.
PATENTS PROCURED = TRADE MARKS
REGISTERED. A comprehensive experi-
enced. prompt service for the protection and
development of your idea; full Information.
advice and form ITO Record Your Inven.
ton free on request. RICHARD b. OWEN,
2276 Woolforth Bldg. Phone Barclay 1894.
PATENTS PROMPTLY PROCURED.
Trademarks registered by reliable Patent
Attorneys and Engineers. Free consultation
MANUFACTURERS PATENT COMPANY,
$40 Fifth av Phone Vanderbilt 1912.
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New Jersey.

LARGE bedroom with home privileges. " re-
fined married couple, Protestants. trom
August IS, Sept IS; references exchanged.
EDWARDS. Ill Tth av., Long Branch. " J.
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UNFURNIsHED ROOMS TO LET

TWO large rooms and bath. one large room.
suitable for doctor: modern private resi-
dence. PAS Central Park West.
siST. a6i W.-Doetor's office. large. hand
some rooms electricity, hot and cold water.
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westcllestcr.

CAN accommodate I or gentlemen with
or without bath steam heat, electric light,
private bath and shower. elevator service !;
b minutes Van Cortland station; outside
rooms Tel. Yonkcis 314.
LARGE room, private house. conveniences;
gentlemen preferred. Hudson view. Yonk-
crs 14lf-R.
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PATENT ATTORNEYS.

PATENTS.
WRITE for free illustrated Guide Book
and EVIDENCE OF CONCEPTION BLANK.
Send model sketch and description of in
vention for our opinion of patentable nature
free: HIGHEST REFERENCE: PROMPT
SERVICE; REASONABLE TERMS.
VICTOR J. EVANS & CO.,
New York office, 1908 Wooworth Building.
Phone Barclay GAIL.
Main office. S54 9th, Washington, D. G.
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Connecticut.
TOKENEKE INN,
na rfaY Conn

TOKENEKE INN,
Darien, Conn.
Choice rooms for August and September
Management
Mrs. X. NJ. CAMERON. Tel. Darien 2o7
the ARROWHEAD. Short Beach -on-ths
sound. Conn, open all the year idsnl va
cation and weekend resort dining and sleep
Ing porches, electricity and running water in
every room; American plan.
WILL board infant year around excellent
care; healthful location; refined home,
Connecticut. references 2i7 Herald, Her
aid square.
NEW CANAAN. CONN.
Tho Ardsey. open year round; rooms with
or without bath. Phone Mrs. j. NJ. SILL
NtN
BOARD for autumn among hills OF beauti-
ful Ridgefield, wonderful air; beautiful
walks and drives: good food, well cooked .
spring water. Bon s. Ridgcfield. Conn
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BOARDERS WANTED.

BOARDERS WANTED.
CHILDREN boarded in city Or country also
accepted for schools. EMERY, 80 Park
row. Cortlandt 1894 Room 604.
MARBURY HALL (most exclusive American
plan hotel in New York)-A limited number
at . and 3 room suites for October oecu-
pancy. 164 w. 74th ST. Phone $3.50 col.
PRIVATE NURSING HOME ILL.,
care; references. Is Z. 56th 81. Plaza 1lso.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE, 549-Attractive suite
bath, telephone, piano; excellent meals
exclusive home; .. $40. Tel Morn 4oou'
Payne.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE so. cor. i04th-Mod-
ern mana cement: catering to lndivlduai
tastes: house newly decorated. every room
with bath. telephone; elevator. hotel service.
REFINED Jewish couple require front room
and bath. with board one flight or parlor
floor from October. y. ~ Columbus aV.
SELECT home for abnormal children: doc
tors supervision. l05 Garrison aN, jersey
City, ,
WANTED-Boarding children; private home;
refined American Hebrew family; large
grounds near school, WOLDER. 2469
Irrisby av. Phone westchester 100.
WEST i23d-- d--Accommodations in superior
surrOunfings chrstan re5sssnces 5ss eie
EAST GID STREET.
High class double single rooms: greatly
duced through August. credentials. WHITE.
nth, 10 W-Desrable rooms, private
baths.
BOTH ST, u West.-Large. small rooms;
good table; sill weekly upward,
5sTH ST, % East-Large room and bath,
also small room
72D ST, 3is W.-Large double room; private
bath: single room; table guests.
18th. 149 W,-Single, double; private bath;
IDEAL location; purest food guaranteed.
10TH. 81 w.--Large. small rooms: excellent
cttEcf IA otat,,
18TH ST. o6 WEST.
Miss EDWARDS, formerly 60 w. seth st. !:
desirable rooms; table guests; references.
72D, go W.--Exceptional front room, one
flsht other rooms: excellent table.
s6TH ST, II W.-Large and small connect
ing front rooms. also hall superior table; /;
parlor dining; table guests.
GOTH, 6 WEsT.-Refined Hebrew family
room for gentleman: excellent table board.
102D. 216 WEST.
Wonderful light, cool room; best of food !.
gentlemen or couple; moderate. HIRSCH-
BERG.
1o2D ST.. 24s WEST.
Large room with bath; high class Southern
cooking; reference; also smaller room.
5l4TH. 351 West Capt. 8, east) Nurse. In
large, airy front room apartment. all mod
ern improvements. will board and care for
invalid LADY. Prone Cathedral $3.50.
142D ST. 611 w.-Elegant room; excellent
table; Jewish family: all conveniences.
a1lST. w (corner) .-Delightful rooms. over
looking park; large, medium; parlor dining.
Borough of Bronx.
GRAND CONCOURSE NURSERY.
Infants boarded doctors supervision. e65
Grand Concourse. Phone Melrose 0S95.
Borough of Brooklyn.
PIERREPONT ST, 76-Cool rooms. excel
lent table. Telephone 1159W Main.
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furniture,

HOUSEHOLD Furniture-Rofi G. Co. solid
rosewood upright piano, mahogany William
and Mary dining room set, used but few
months; many new walnut and mahogany
pieces, white bedroom set, antiques. rugs and
other household furniture leaving city.
LEEDS, Dana place and Mountain road,
Englewood, N. j. Phone 206R.
The New York herald., 1921-08-14

A WELL established concern doing a large
volume of business is seeking a wideawake
business man with a capital of $4,000 for
a business proposition IF unusual merit:
backed by years of experience the men bo-
hind the organization are prepared to furnish
highest credentials S. H., box sos Herald.
Fulton st.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

HOTEL for sale with bar attached heart
of Newark. n. j.. 81 rooms completely
furnished filled to capacity year around
stores rented In building pay rental whole
house; net receipts $3.50 weekly; expenses
small price S6 060: 81. 900 cash; reason for
selling. partnership disagreement: real
bargain. OWENS, II Orange ST.. Newark.
". J..
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QUICK SALE-Fifeld House, Alton, n. II. /;
one OF the best and well known old hotels
In New Hampshire; in the bud of the season |:
must sell and sacrifice quick on account OF
i'll health and being unassisted: good busi-
ness all year round and find for the right
party price very reasonable; no brokers.
Address all correspondence to MRS. KEN
METH CHAMBERLAIN, Alton, N. H.
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PARTNER wanted. with IS, 600: good paying
proposition: or loan OF 5000: bona fide Sc
curtty given Lafayette b3i2.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
WELL ESTABLISHED
PROFITABLE PRINTING BUSINESS

PROFITABLE IRlNIlNG BUSINESS
Fer SALE.
Owner retiring after 20 years successful
business career desires TO dispose OF up TO
date printing plan. located in downtown New
York Mostly automatic machinery. Per-
.nanent clientele OF desirable customers.
Equipment at replacement value $50 Ooo.
Considerable price concession and suitable
terms to right party. Address
Owner. r. o. box 26. Glenbrook. Conn.
A man with 20 years. experience selling
hotel restaurant and institution trade.
with several years experience as safes man
ager, handling statesmen catering to this
trade. Is now open to handle direct lines
either to the trade or through jobbers In
Middle West; satisfactory references can be
furnished: am interested In high class propo
sitlon only: please give full particulars In
first letter. F 1855 Herald. Fulton 81.
BIG OPENING FOR RIGHT MAN.
Pittsburgh corporation manufacturing line
of patented machines selling 10 every line
of business desires man with practical sales
experience for New York. These machines
are one-twentieth the cost OF competing
goods and fifty per cent. faster. the prolit
is right. Must have sufficient capital 10
swing a big deal. See these machines. Give
telephone number. Write 6IS Herald.
18th st,
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BEAUTIFUL rooms facing ocean, monthly
week ends. accommodations. Belle Harbor
2205-J.
FOREST HILLs--Competey furnished rooms
and baths; II minutes 3ith st Call a2
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C0NSTPTJCTION man, engineering experi-
ence. reinforced concrete, sewers, excava-
ton. payements. G. b. Duncan. room 7O3,
2J Beaver st.
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CARETAKER, executive. ex-navy chief me-
chanic: college trained; CHRISTIAN 1888
....II
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-03
Notes and
Comment on
THE OLD
HOME TOWN

Work OF saivarins the large steel
and wood bridge which was swept
out by tho high waters Of the
wynooche last week has begun. nc
cording 10 advices from Montcaano.
Clark Squire has been elected com.
mandcr OF Bruce A. Mercer post Of
the American Legion al Puyailup
lie suceccds Charles Green.
Sale OF an interest In the C.. c.
strayer Grain Co Of Aberdeen TO \.
w. Pickering a Co. Of Montesano Ia
announced.
More than $4,000 worth OF prop.
erty was destroyed VIXEN the MeMll
Ian salmon cannery at La Conner
was totally destroyed BY fire carly
this week
Tho tentative date Tor the annual
Cray Harbsr County Farm Bureaus
dinner has born set fer Dee. .. II b
planned 10 hold the dinner In Monte
sana
The mcn selected By the Kittisas
county branch OF the Automobile
Club Of Western Washington arr
>. Kciiehcr. w. c. Fudge. J. c. Hub
bell and >. c. kaynor of t:llsnsburK.
and n. II. Turner Of cAsiand-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-03
SEATTLE Man
IS SENTENCED
Girl Tells Story Of Lies
Dream

SACRAMENTO. Nor. s.--wf1iss
q. Adams. n. OF Seattle. was sen.
fenced TO two years In Mcxeii inland
federal pcnitcntiary BY Federal Judge
Dooiinx. here last night Adams
pleaded guilty 10 the charge Of white
slavery in bringing Juanet Graves.
II. Of Yakima. WASH. into this state.
The Graves girl ON the stand stated
that Adams wanted to marry her In
Washington state. but that she
wished To be married In California
ut was 4 iife's dream with me-" she
said.
Adams had been married three
times. but only twice divorced. nc.
cording 70 testimony in the federal
court here.
with Adams and the Graves girl
were Thclma Lee and Paul Putnam.
Putnam made good his escape and Is
stu being sought by the police
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-03
JEALOUS, KILLS
GIRL AND SELF
Frieman's Body Found Ly-
ing Across Woman's

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. Seal.
ousy was believed TO have cost the
lives OF Carl A. Alien. a marine firc-
man. and HuldA Malmstrom sariy
today.
Aliens dead body was found lying
across the unconscious form % Miss
Malmstrom In an apartment In the
Mission dIstrics. Gunsnot wounds
and a revolver told the story. Miss
Malmstrom died en- route TO hos
pitsl.
Police, after nm investigation. were
convinced. they said. that Alien had
shot the woman and then committed
suicide.
A note was found IN the apart
mcnt. signed with Aliens name.
saying:
My Dear Huida: Your actions Ia
the past have hurt me very much.
cannot stand Il any longer. but ]
stiil love you as much ax ever. You
have shattered all my hopes for the
future. 10 must bid everybody and
the world goodbye"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-03

stood 10 have agreed 10 pcrmp
Joycc's suit for annulment OF the
marriage. which comes up for hear
ing before Judge Joseph SABBATH on
Tuesday.
Tho hearing. according 70 the
agreement. Will be only porfunetory
and an annulment VIII he entered
by the court. Peggy viii not have
TO appear.
At present Joyce In paying resry
$3.50 month Temporary alimony
ana has given her 100000 attor
ney's fees.
Runners connect reggys name
with that OF q wealthy son OF
Parts banker In case her marriage
with Joyce II annulicd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-03
Ask Legion to Back
u. s. Owned Ships

The American Legion should adopt
a resolution urging that Americans
use American-owned and openfed
steamship lines In travelling or ship
ping to and from foreign countries.
This message has been tclegraphed
by the Seattle Chamber Of Commerce
to Henry A. Wise. Washington adju.
tant. who Is now attending tho
Legion's national convention at Kan.
sas City.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-03
Douglas Il Pleased
With Le9ion's Chief

Hanford MacNider. newly elected
national commander OF the Ameri-
Legion. II . man OF exceptional abil.
lily and bravery. according TO Maj.
Malcolm Douglas. prosecuting sstor.
ncy. Douglas fought beside Mac.
Nider at st. Mihicl and Champagne
and In the Argonnc woods.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-03
Peace Near in Joyce
Family; Peggy Quits

CHICAGO. Nov. a.-rergy Hop.
kins Joyce. former FoIlica beauty.
and her millionaire ivmbcrman hua.
hand today had nearly agreed on
a settlement Of their marital and
financial difficulties out Of court.
Reports In somc quarters were
that an agreement had boon
reached allowing rossy to retain
the u.sos.si S.a2 worth Of Eifta
which Joyce gave her from August
J. 1919. TO the time OF their sep.
arafion.
Weymouth Kirkland. attorney for
Mrs. Joyce. inumAtcd tho ncgotia.
lions were near conclusion.
In return for allowing her 70 keep
the expensive gins, Peggy Is under.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-03
Seattle Legion Men
Honored at Meeting

National officers Of La societe dos
10 Hommes ct s Chcvaux. elected
"wednesday In Kansas City. include
two Seattle men
Howard u. Macdonald, 322 10Th
ave ~, WAS chosen national secre,
tary, and George NJ. Brazcr. 2f4 18th
ave. NJ. was named national cngi-
nccr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-03
Cohen to Seek to
Stop Trestle Work

Councilman Lou Cohen will In
trcducc In the city council Monday
a resolution directing the board Of
public works to discontinue worl:
on the $4,000 street car trcstle owe.
the Argo yards Of the Oregon Wash
irgton Railroad Co.. on First ave. $
Cohen declared that the propose
trcstle Ia designed TO commit "a
city to the tracks up. streets dowr
plan Of grade separation In
the tidelands district. He said that
the work should be held in allegiance
until a definite plan Is adopted for
the separation Of railroad tracks and
streets In the south end industrial
district.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-03
Men Spurn Job at
States Game Farm

WAI4LA WAL4IsA. Nov. 3.--Henry
Drum. former warden OF the pcni-
tertiary here, who has been dis
charged az superintendent Of the
state game farm. has announced
that he will remain In Walla Walla-
William Shepherd. poultry expert
ut the pcnitcntiary. has declined the
job because he IL leaving soon for
British Columbia L. J. Esses. for.
mcr head OF the game farm, demand.
ed a high salary, which Ernest Sea.
borg, director Of game, refused to
consider.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-03
Free to Asthma and
Hay Fever Sufferers
Free Trial 81 . Metksd Tat Any-
ese Car Use without D1scom-
fort or Loss Of TIme

We have a method for the control
of asthma and we want you to try
IL at our expense No matter whefh-
er your case is OF long standing or
recent development, whether II Is
present AZ hay fever or chronic asth-
ma, you should send for a free trial
OF our method. No matter in what
climate you live. no matter what
your age or occupation, " you are
troubled with asthma hay fever. our
method should relieve you promptly.
We especially want TO send Il 10
those apparently hopeless eases.
where all forms Of inhaIers, douches'
opium preparations. fumes, patent
smokes etc, have failed. We want
TO show everyone. at our expense.
that our method IL designed 10 end
all difficult breathing. all wheeling.
and all thosc terrible psroxysms.
This free offer In too jmporfant IN
neglect a single day. write now ana
begin the method at once. Send no
money. simply mail coupon below
DO u today--you do not even pay
postage.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-03
California Oil Men
Vote to End Strike

BAKERSFIELD. Cal. Nov. a.
OIL workers Of the six local unions,
who have been on strike for the last
two months. have cast 90 per cent
vote In favor Of returning to work.
They voted. however, 20 20 on
strike again II employers attempted
to discriminate against those who
participated In the present walkout.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-03
Marshal Joffre to
Come Here in March

Marshal Joffre will visit Seattle In
March. according to an itinerary OF
his around-the-worid trip that has
been received here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-03

PERCY !. PERRY. ono Of the -four
delegates from Seattle who went on
the American Legion tour Of France.
spoke At a Kiwanss club luncheon
wednesday afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-03

Fun course dinner. 7sc. az BoIdra
served to .. m.--Advertisement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-03
Now Reduced IN Price
UMBRELLAS

Our Tires arc stfll complete
The classicst umbrellas TO b $1.1O
hac-ones that really shed rain $3.50
and keep you dry. "A RO
The designs are an OF the ~. 80
latest creations-coIors to sun ~ En
each individual taste. ana ham ~
dies Of ornamental or plain q AVsyy
style. II you need one get II 1S.OU
at Bartelrs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-03

You Judge candy by tho pleas
ure II gives you In eating. The
price IL mover considered. pro-
yiding you are satisfied Now
here Is delicious In. box Of
Assorted Chocolates. with quality
and price both satisfactory. Its
a hard combination to beat.
Say II With Sweetness"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-03

The men selected by the Kittisas
county branch OF the Automobile
Club OF wessern Washington arr
J. Kciiehcr. w. C. Fudge. J. c. Hub
bell and .. c. kaynor of t:llensburK.
and n. II. Turner Of Oakland.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-03

Tho tentative date for the aanual
Cray Harbsr County Farm Bureaus
dinner has born set fer Dee. .. II b
planned 10 hold the dinner In Monte-
sana
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-03
Septol
Tooth Brushes

Your condition OF health Is
largely due to good or bad
tceth--ii's entirely up to you.
Soptol Brushes are so con-
structed that every tiny par
ticle is removed from the
teeth -even in betweer--lcav.
ing the teeth clean and white.
For the best teeth you need
the best brush--ask for a
"Septol"--
soc csc Use
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-03

regular Osses el-1
strongly bu lit.
lessherette-top fold.
Ing card. game and
utility table. exact
~ - pictured; reg
ular price Nes:
special Frsday-sst-
urdsy. o7&