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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-01
WILKES PLAYERS TO
APPEAR IN "CLARENCE"

Starting with matinee Sunday, the
Wilkes Players VIII offer rs their
attraction at the Wilkes theatre for
the current week, Clarence" Booth
Tsrkington's newest comedy hit and
originally produced In New York un.
der the management of George G.
Tyler at the Hudson. where IL proved
a great success. with Alfred Lunt in
the title role and Gregory Kelly In
the Juvenile role. Later. ON the road
last season, II played at the Metro
polltan theatre In this city, where II
enjoyed "A splendid week. Those who
we're fortunate IN seeing Clarence"
w1li remember that Il was one Of
those clean. wholesome comedies that
are as refreshing as a summer
shower. In fact, all the plays that
Booth Harrington has given 70 the
American stage are Of o clean. whole.
some variety such as Seventeen, I"
'Nimrod. The Country Cousin"
and others.
Tho title role will b1 played BY
Arthur tintor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-01
CONCERT SINGER ON
NEW MOORE BILL

A famous concert singer. sig sx-
ceptional sirl musicians. the leading
negro impersonators OF the vaude~
vile stage and the orpheum circuits
most pretentlons dancing &C, are the
four leading numbers on the new blil
for the week starting tomorrow aft.
ernoon
George Macfarisne. famous bari,
tone. will offer songs from his CT.
tenslve repertoire.
The six kirksnith sisters. . dainty
half dozen girls with all the charm
Of youth. will play and sing.
John and Albert swoa az the swor
brothers are known TO saudevilis
fans an the leading expopcats Of
southern negro parts
Frances Pritchard. aHsisted by Ed
wasd Tiernry and James bonneiiy.
offers Tho Dance DueL-
johnson. Baker q johnson have
nirlble fingers that work wonderfully
and have some comedy thai usually
brings down the house.
Ian. 4 Harper, one q nnsnicurfsl
and the other lust . man." have a
comedy Offering.
The Br~akaway brothers in laugh
and Thrills combine stunn with
comedy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-01
DOLL FROLfCS" ON
NEW PAN PROGRAM

One OF tbs smart new musical
revues Of the season at the Pan.
tases will be doll Froiics.- which
comes as the headIlncr OF the nc~
bin opening Monday matinee. This
story book spectacle is presented by
the Mckinley Sisters--velma. Ber'
nita and Gertrude-assisted by Irene
coolahan. a pianist OF fine attain.
ment
THE Evolution OF the Banjo IN a
novelty offered hy George +. How.
ard and Kitty Ross.
The Bald win.Blair Company will
be seen In a fast and screamingly
funny farce, The Petticoat Man"
A novel eccentric acrohatic offer
ing Is presented by the -Four Belt
hops. four agile gymnastic come
dams.
Redmond and Wells win be seen
In a novelty combination OF singing
clever chatter and dancing that they
style "Ail For Fun"
The Melnotte Duo will be seen In
clever and funny gymnastics.
The Pantagescope Will show the
NTH episode OF Bride 10"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-01

fEese forE's fdshtoH AuthoNryf
so dainty and ingenious In this lit
tie frock. quite the prettiext ~ all
the petal frocks seen this season. that
it's sleey eles~ness does not obuude -
self at all.
IL ~ all of chiffon cloth. which II
much firmer and a trifie thicker than
chiffon. and each OF the petals" IL
formed Of a square Of the chiffon
caught UP at It's upper corners 70
form the petal effect. instead Of being
cut In that shape originally. The ef-
feet Is much softer and more youth
full.
The corxare has . triangular ~
ton OF tire chiffon cloth dsawn up 10
each shoulder TO be held with a small
cluster Of artificial flowers over .
lace and chiffon handeau- brassiesA.
and then. dropping from the belt Are
two long streamers of ribbon mat
knot in, here and there. tiny nower
.Ius.-
sparrrr cho~s Goldmarkas sRuse1s
wedding This composition consists
OF the four movements. moderate
motto. wedding March" and vaxta-
lions; Allegretto. Bridal Song; alle-
gretto moderate scherzando. -SAse-
nada." and allegro motto. sDancs.-
From the applause which greeted
each movement, II Was very appars
ent that thisswzs the favorite seleo
ton OF the entire porgram
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-01

DIR. Arthur Burns has returned
from Vancouver. II. C. where hs
spent = few days this week
Mr.. William LEONARD Eaton viii
leave Wednesday for . short Eastern
trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry c. Ristins and
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Mandeli Henry
are spending New Years day In
vancouver. ID. C.
Miss Constance Wilcox yin ieav.
Sunday morning for Warrington.
d. c. to remain indefinitely.
Or. ard Mr1 yarney Kelley are a.
parting Sunday for = three weeks
trip TO California They have
shipped their car to San Francisco
and viii motor south To San
Diego
Mr.. James Farrell WIN ieave Mon.
day to resume bis course Of study As
Roxbury. Mass.
Miss Anna Parsons and her
house guest Miss Anita Rathbun OF
Providence. n. T.. viii leave on Tues
day for Oakland. where they will re
enter Mills college.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Downs ara
spending New Years day In Van
couver. Il. G.
DR.. and Mrs. John O'shca and thsir
sisters. the Misses Betty and Emma
fO'Shea OF Spokane. are spending
the weekend In town az the guests
Of DR.. and Mrs. Richard O'SheA
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry c. Hibharc
and Mrs. Aionzo Taylor are spend
ing the Weekend In Vancouver. Il. G
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-01
Clubs.

s~aftie Council Of Cssahoilc Wom~n
The quarterly meeting OF the Sc.
sttie Council Of Catholic Women will
be held in the nurses hall. Prvyi.
dence nsispstai. Thursday. January 9.
nj 10 a IN. Matters OF groat import.
ance are TO be discussed Every
member urged 10 be present
N~irhbors Of weajrxft
Palm circle. NcIghbcrs Of wood
craft. will have Installation OF Of.
flc.rs January Z. In s~ediah club
hail. Eighth and Olive St
Que~n ANN PIT. A.
oue~u Anne high Hrhooi pnr~nf-
Teacher Association viii meet In the
ITCH school library. January 7. At $50
a. m, instead Of . O'Clock. THIS nf.
lords time for program a. well as for
he parents to interview the teach
era
IAAisH Auxiliary 10 Railway
ConducfnrS
Seattle division No. sis. Ladies'
auxiliary 60 order Of Railway Con.
iucsorn. will have installation Of Of.
ficcrs Friday. Janusry 7. is,i. in the
hall. 1924 First ave All members
requested 10 be present Lunch will
he served st p. m
Y. w. G. A. News
The activiue. OF the Seattle Y. w.
c. A. Federated clubs for the week
Of January will for the most part
be given over 20 business meetings
and installation OF new officers elect
cd at the annual meeting In Dec~m'
/ her. Club suppers as usual In the
cafeteria at 6 O'Clock. viii preccde The
meetings.
The Cosmopolitan club Tuesday
night. the Fellowship club wednes'
day night. and the Friends OF All
club on Thursday night On Friday
/ afternoon at o'clock the Acacia
club for married women viii have
| Bible study aa well as the business
/ meeting. The msmbers Of the Acscia
| club win be the hostesscs nj the sun
day vesper services. January ..
| The Ai'rua club for business WON
en- will also complete their plans al
their Friday evening meeting. which
IL at O'Clock. for the banquet the
members are to give In the near fu
S~.~~~-~~~-~S~-~-~~~~>>~- ~~~~~~~~~>>>~~~~N>>~
Hays win he other merry-makerf
and trouble makers for White. while
Lucy Graham. the daughter OF ths
doctor. and who il in love with Gene
German. will be placed In the capabls
hands Of Blanche Hail. Billie Blng
ham will be seen In tbs role of the
nurse, who. in turn. is In love with
the doctor.
| A lively routine Of musical mum
ber~ has been worked into the plot.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-01
LEWIS NEW SHOW
FULL or FUN

The members OF the Levy's MI
steal Comedy company will offer I'm
Bad" as IN. attraction for the week
beginning today.
with the action laid in the Interior
OF an insane asylum run by DIR. Ora.
ham cTod Ullmarkl and with Lew
White applying for a Job as keeper
Of the inmates, not realizing that II is
an insane ward. the situation at once
places them In a humorous aiinos-
phcre.
Eddie Wright, the new comedian.
will be- seen In another humorous
role this week. playing opposite Lew
white. Madeline Mathews and Fred
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-01

Followed days and nights of hap.
~ service.
The nurte had eyes 81 ste~iy blue
and tho demeanor Of an iceberg. and
altogether she WAS quite the most
capable person I ever have seen IN
a sick room, and the one most com
pietely devoid OF feeling.
Now that bob had been rav~d
from the threatened mental collapse,
he would better get up and out
doors. said DIR. Marshall Tho old
mans advice was brief. and II struck
me as odd that our family phyriela n
who had nm intense personal inter
est tn every member of our clan
should fail to put a single question
10 Bob concerning his whereabouts
for two days before his collapse.
Can Il be possible that the doc
tor suessee something he doesn't
care to talk about7" I asked my
self felt az inauLsitly- as Pan
dora. and thought had a right
TO be 20. but I initiated DIR. Mar
shall. aitho my silence did not
stifle my curiosity.
Bob never referred 10 his upset:
not even to his father did he offer
an explanation. But soms day. Bob
ard ! would threrh out the whole
affair. told myself We couldn't
avoid doing 30. Talking things
over IL an unfortunate habit OF
matrimony.
Bob and I. In love once more with
love. and desiring 10 maintain that
state of bliss as long as possible.
avoided . subject which might make
us wr~sehed-
Melancholy Ia destructive and we
had enough Of IT.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-01
ALLSTAR PROGRAM
AT PALACE HIP

An ali.star show IL the holiday
entertainment promised patrons Of
Loew's Palace Hip In the new bill
coming TO that theatre tomorrow
Prominent on the program II the
offering OF The -Four Ushsrs. a versa
tile quartet OF young chaps who sp'
pear as theatre uHhers.
The Great Magic and company are
scheduled to present q comedy u
luslonlst speciality.
A clever comedy playiet IL prom
iscd In Poor Old Jim" 70 be pre-.
scented by Mr.. and Mrs- Walter Hiil
and company.
Eccentricities In melodies and
4anc.s are reputed 10 predominant
In the akit OF Gaynsil and Mack.
Fun on the flying rings is the
Amusement mutually enjoyed by Al.
win and Kennsy ana the spectators.
THE Garter Girl" will be the
feature pho,opiay. with corinnc
Griffith "a the star.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-01
WASHING SILVER

Fiat table silver seems to be the
hardest part OF the dish washing on
ones hands. The hot water hurts
and reddens the dishwasher's hands
most uncomfortably. An easy way
10 rinse the knives and forks and
spoons Is to put them into n colan.
der. The coiander may be sat into a
larger pan Of scalding water to rinse
the silver and then lifted out and
put on the draining board while the
silver is being wiped The very hot
water makes silver wipe much more
easily and keeps IL brighter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-01
Cotlfessiotlso faBridg
lCpFgt tSco b. 1hs Nuspa per Erduprre As,oiaAon)
THE BOOK OF MARTHA
WE COULDN'T AVOID THRESHlNG OUT OUT
WHOLE AFFAIR, SOME DAY

HnppinerH II constructive. ~ and
hob and | had much To build.
Thinking pertonr updtrstaDd tho
value OF Joy ~ fuel for energy. and
the power OF sadness to psraiyze
action. suppose, and II Ia there
fore surprising to note how freely
how literally. many distribute tho
element OF destruction when they
might. except for their own selfirh
ness. az easily create a little glad.
ness in the world
when Bob and I fall cut. I ny
from my friends and shut myself
In my bedroom. Jurt 20 melancholy,
justified or unnecessary. destroys
the energy Of many good wife.
After my reunion with Rob. ! was
10 happy that wanted everybody
TO be happy--especislly Martha
Palmer. And no told her when
she came TO inquire about Bob.
you and Hob can build because
there's something In Bob to build
on. In my cslse-~it---it's different.
in had never heard Martha speak
so dnspairinRiy.
How -differeni-
'-rhs man | married has no will
Rather. he despises will. WHEN II
conflicts with hts own predictions. .
There's nothing unusual in that
my dear
Hes handsome---ans he likes the
admiration OF women. aitho he pre-
] a. - Ill =
always one handy To flalter him
lie isn't particular. What's worse
he looks upon love as q Joy 20 b.
seized wherever and whenever found
And then 10 be dropped. and for
gotten
Ito Tse Coutipuesf)
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-01
Believes Wives Should
Work To Get Ahead

Dear Miss Grey. In answer 10
Partly Disabled Soldier" ! would
lay: I am the wife Of a sailor and
IN proud Of H. He Ia one of the
1szrest husbands on earth and he
\ still in the navy. and viii be for
one year and four months. am
working now. and intend TO keep on
working when he IN out, to help. For
ge are pals. and share each others
..bles. I intend to work for
Shi!k. 10 it won't take long for Us
10 own our own little home. and then
can quit work and stay home. For
We have a start, and II won't be hard.
elfher.
No, Mr.. Soldier" women who are
eorking while their husbands are
olso working. are not meddlesome
Pools. They are trying 20 get a
bme. for IL they depend on some
Il these fellows 10 make enough to
- a home. 1t would take four or
I've years
Also. do you think, mfr. Soldier,
uAat IL costs you TO buy clothes after
you get out Of the seryice7 stop and
mink: did you have enough to buy
Z new outfit3 or did you have to
buy piece by piece7 Well, my hubby
~as, for we are saving. and. MIR.
Soldier" It's pretty hard. Didn't you
have to worry? why7 Because you
had To battle alone. That's why /
Nant 20 help. not sit back and see my
hubby shaving and worrying. when
! can easily help. and we will have
things sooner.
4 Now. Mr.. Soldier Boy you sy
&aRg gre too proud 10 let your wife
-, There are a few questions |
- S5uid Ike 10 ask you: Hss she
everything she wants. Can you buy
her clothes for every season, and
IA she a cory little home which II
the pride OF any wifeg Also, have
you money in the bank, in case OF
Sickness
Thank goodness We don't have 10
worry about these things. We can
both dress we'll. and I don't have 10
wear cotton clothes. either. L have
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-01
Fifth Pop Concert
Saturday

The Seattle Symphony Orchestra
will give their NTH popular concert
Saturday evening. January 5. In
Meany hall Overture to Rosa
munds." by Schubert and Concerto
for Pianoforts and Orchestra. by
ArenAky. viii be given their first
performance in Seattle at this con
cert. Cecile Baron, pianist will ap-
pear with the orchestra as sololst.
The complete program viii be AZ
followE .
sovertur. 60 -Rer.nunts- -. .sehubert
Two si-xiac melodies Tor string or
rheHtra tssssss ss+ss fss bfass
After pesns by A. y. N.nss
Heart WounaN
Tina Last spring
Concerto for piAnoforts ard Or
shsrtra t..s.ss.t -s..-----.. Afsbsky
Minor, Opus =
Allegro maesfnso
AndAnfr con motto
schsrKo Finale. Aliswvo mssts
Cecil Baron.
Honancs from symphony No S..
.s.+ss.s+sss. g.. fsrhA4ss~sFF
Moorish Fantasy from ''Beabdii.' 81.
Dance o. the Hours from la Ola.
Coute sstffsts+st sts.+st f@Aehtfib
'first Performance. In seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-01
FASHION NOTES

Ostrich feathers are very popular.
Not only are the gorgeous ostrich
fans so much In demand, but hand
bags of ostrich feathers in all colors
for evening wear are very much In
evidence. Now comes a fashionable
designer who In showing evening
wraps made up entirely Of ostrich
feathers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-01

f~t1xf'~xlxss 0s.ls.tash-. slst
srAscA fkev DO vt care 60 oosfsae
~ prsfafe icffev ~ psos<. nay
go cv~sAis 0vev 81 A<v sfrsns ~
The sssv Btds- ~rvvv Ts<sksv
ssS rAsrssav sefxsv~ sA~ hss~s
~ 10 n q - ESD ~ 10 p -
rs srcs~usSafe srev ksss p~opss
s'As cosssf osae az thai arr.
sA< sc9i b N the sfrscr eavlssv ev
later by sspossf~ese Please DO
set csse ~ ssv efAew n~s. o.
Atss GvsT ossaof ssf~~S - ~
sfytssa9 becesss Of tie coasssas
ssfevvspfie~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-01

n nice rosition--cierkinw In a hotel
| do not mean tina, a Wiz should
work All the time. but just until they
get a start
ONE WHO IS WILLING.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-01

MILK TOAST WITH
POACHED EGGS
Q cups milk
1 teaspoon salt
4 eggs
hot butfcred u

hot burfered toast
Heat milk In a fiat sauce pan or
use n frying pan. When milk is very
no, but not boiling. ada salt. Break
eggs carefully into milk. cover and
cook untn the eggs are set, being
careful the milk does not boil. Put
an egg on a piece Of toast and pour
over milk. Serve very hot. A rprink'
ling OF paprika and dot OF butter
on each egg is quite an improve
msnt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-01

4umored Hubby;

- p3C syNt asOfTB
: Dear Miss Grey: I arm coming TO
for heip. having exhausted my
n resources
~ wns married a little 0wr . year
and my husband and love each
y er as much as ever. but the last
months problem has ars~n
I am unable to overcome
Atx husband Is just like stubborn
child. He keeps doing things that
make me unhappy. and does not Get
him anything. Just little things Ike
ne ether night We we're coming
narne from a show and ] said. Let's
Aeop and re some crab to taks
pma.- Then he decided he didn't
Vat any. However. he got ono and
dxed II and sat down and enjoyed
knew he wanted sorne. but
! wouldn't say 80. He sat and
Mixed. and I offered him some as
eetiy al could Then. when
thru. he said. 7 wish Dad
me- Il hope have given you
me idea Of his waya
don't know how to express 70
Is his actions. but N you have ever
nown a child who did things that
thought was hurting his parents
BIZ. In reality. was only ceprivinx
HIMSELF. you know something Of wha'
Amean-
have hurnored him for months
Ia then I changed my tactics and
zane indifferent TO II. and Just
him go his own way, hoping ne
I'm outgrow IL I cant seem te
vercome II IN him Can you sux'
at some ay that ! cant
I Possibly I arm at fault and CANNOT
- IL. sol arm relying on you 70 give
a formula TO restore the happi'
- Of my home l. II. i.
You are notr renp<rc your vssraTe
the days you hamorcd poar hn-s'
bad Spoiled mea are not casai
sfeyenf from orcv-adsiood cru
m. asd you must handle thew ~
Dorfgv the same manner. You arr
the RICH; track Keep going tsi'
w steam ahead.
ffev a time the truth Wsu ddrv
oa friend husband--fhaf he
srfsn1 himself worse than aayor'
~. and thsn he rII gradually
b me to-
Your lesson should prove o cal
liable hunch to all Of these DonnE
brides and bri6ss-to-be IN our midst
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-01


Our LARGE illustrated cataiog show
ins full line Of building material
Tree on requeat
q n WILLIAMS co.
Established 1879.
A JANUARY SALE WORTH
ATTENDING
$4,000 worth OF rugs. furniture and
ranges At greatly reduced ne>ess.
Terms arranxed waidren Co. 70.
Dept. sis university Il.
si.AfsskfN MoCcASt~S FROM fsc
70 sa.0o pair; dark blended mink.
$3.50. squirrel. fox, ermine and all
kinds OF furs getailed az wholesale
prices. The Alaska Fur Co. 81
Madison St. beginning OF Madison
TREAT youRsEi.F TO \ NEW Rrd
Nothing down required, Just pay
monthly from Waldron Co.'S large
stock at isss Fourth ave. uienrS
DRY FOREST WOOD. PER corn.
is-inch. tti.sei is.ineh. stabo;
-eord. is-inoh, se.ss; is-ineh.
ssla Prompt delivery. Beacon
MILL AM, SLAB Woon. sf6 Dot
he load. Forest wood. ti3 cord.
Sighth Ave. Fuel Co. Capitol ses.
or ballard 1880.
FOR SALE ID ROOM HOUSE.
faunticroy district partly FUR
nishcds chickens. See Jones' i.ts
FIRST ave. after y. nt
DON'T Use A SMALL. RUG
When Nnldfou Co. are selling dou-
BILE extra ErusHeiH. size f0~sxls*e.
for only s9s. 1883 Fourth ave.
500 STUNT rtftI.ERs tSTEici.l
only S1b. Ducr.#t Manufacturing
Plant. Renton. Wash.
VACUUM CLEANERS FOR KENT.
reasonable. The Standard Ap-
plianee Co. az Marion Eli, tsSo,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-01

During September the daily out
put Of gasoline in the United states
xas 1000. 900 gaIlonA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-01
William Mckinley Csrclc No. 10
SHRIMP WIGGLE

SHRIMP WIGGLE
. cups shrirnps
~ cups peas
tablespoons butter
tablespoon flour
y esp strained tomato juice
speck Of soda
tx cups milk
teaspoon san
x teaspoon paprikA
egg yoIk
Clean shrimns. Malt butter. Stir
In -four. Dissolve soda In tomato
juice. II the tomatoes are not very
acid. the soda may b~ omitted Add
milk TO butter And -four. Add tomo.
10 juice. STIR until thick and add
yolk Of egg lightly beaten. Add salt
and paprika. shrlmps and peas. and
let set very hot. Serve on toasted
crackers or squares of toast
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-01

TURF. and all members are urged TO
he present
Assoriaisd Western vnioO Employs
The Associated Western Union I'm.
ploy~n announce the second dance Of
their winter ncriea IN BE- held at the
Douglas hail. Thursday. January g.
Invitations have been extended 10
their friends.
William Mckinley Circle No 10
ON "Wednesday. January s. at high
noon will occur the marriage Of n
cornrade and sister of the william
Mckinley circle No. 10. Ladies' Of the
Grand Army. Dinner viii follow ai
$40 and the regular circle meeting
viii take place At .. Al $40 the
same evening thcre wifi b. n card
party. All these events viii take
place In Vsf~rans hall, the arInory.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-01
CLUBS FOR MONDAY


Tn. Prairi. Rose club win meet at
the home OF Mrs. Eva Y. Mahier.
s730 goth ave. ~. e. January J, ?
p. m.
King County legislative Federation
The King County Legislative Fed.
eration will meet on Monday. Jan
uary 3. In Evergreen hall. Arcade
building. There viii be an executive
meeting at O'Clock Prof. +. ID.
Haden Of the University Of Washing.
ton win deliver an, address on trans
portation at : p. m.
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mi y !: Sic. !. e
Conducted BY
LOUISE ANNABLE
Concert by Hamline
Glpa Club

Under the direction Of Professor J..
A. JAEGER. the Hamiine University
Clee club. OF st. Paul. Mimi. viii
give concert this evening at s.i5. at
the FIRST Methodist ohuch. This In
the attn annual tour OF this organiza.
ton. and It's concerts have beensvery
favorabiy received turnout lie tour.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-01
FEMALE HEI.r WANTED

IN SIS WEEKLY. SPARE TINT.
ftung for newspapers. mAsa
i Brink s%l Experience anns-,g
Fr,nkiey amrsR lds. s., louis. MS
suay oqnG&l CUSTOM coRSE M
ssa'''e \, and repairs s4' 'A''n'
|wen. n. Xb wEisFfELD CAN'T RE-
lined on.en ks WATCH throw y ava"
iN~s dress VLANo ~
s, N,x. Nm. st N, YOU p,sase
:. enser me the aaaresSOt Helen Keller :
|sav 81 BLUE EYES
&S.,. .: .ss n... s. 2, !. IS s'"'''''
Rs din n Power
II xt Cure
.nr.,~- brar Miss Grey: I have . bad
Ia NJ " Of biting my nnEnr nails.
- Nj netimes l bate them 80 badly that
ha-s~ hurt for several days. and II
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