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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-01

uoUgrcANTs FACE POWDER
IL in floral doors. all shades;
special 15c.
ol-o-Palm Soap. special. cakes
for use.
Bronnley's Bath Tablets. violet and
verbena: special ice.
yioiets cytise Face Powder. spe-
eiai 500 box.
Riraud's Tn Air Emhaume Toilet
Water. special $500 bottle.
Arly's Ia Boheme Talcum. In TIN
container; special zoe.
Lady Mary Taicum. In TIN contain
er; special zoe.
Lady Mary Toilet Water. special
05t.
Lady Mary Face Powder. special
zoe.
Brcnnley's Eau Dc Cologne. special
zoe.
violets Toilet Soap. IN floral
odors: special 18e caka
Niobe Shampoo. plain or henna:
special soc.
sterne's Transparent Soaps. violet.
rose. almond and glyccrtre,
special ice.
Hospital Cotton. In one-pound rolls;
special zoe.
Extra,h.avy Ivory Dressing Combs.
special soc.
Bourjois' Chypre garh Soap. spe-
cial zoe.
vIoiet's Bouquet Farnese Face Pow.
der. special $3.50 box
Almond Hand Lotion. special ice
bottle
Stiff-briste Hair Brushes. with
wood backs: special 91.25.
Combination offering Of Elcaya
Vanishing Cream and Cold
Cream. zoe.
Sterne's Vanity Bath Soaps, IN
lavender. rose and violet odors.
special. . cakes for zoe.
First Floor
yLToMEN'S HANDKERCHIETs
w with corner embroidered de
signs in dainty colorings and we'll
finished hens. unusual values at
sc each.
THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE
A RT LINENS. IS inches wide,
"A special use yard.
BLEACHED BATH TOWELS.
special 25c each
ALL-LINEN TOwELLNG. several
hundred yards: special zoe yard.
MADEIRA LUNCHEON NAP.
K1NS. in a range OF tasteful
patterns. all hand-cmbroidered
special. dozen, S7.35.
MADEIRA LUNCHEON SETS,
beautifully hand embroidered;
IL pieces in set: special set.
$685.. --First Floor
HOUSEHOLD CORN BRooMS
Ii OF medium weight. with five
rows of stitching and well-finished
wood handles. special. each. 15c.
THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE
WEAR-EvER ALUMINIUM
w WINDSOR KETTLE In 4
quart size, with fitin cover; can
be used as pot.roast kettle: also for
cooking vegetables; special. each.
$1.75.
THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE
L,rREsIDE WOOD BASKETS
l. substantially made OF seasoned
spruce splints, with reinforced
bottom and strong handle; natural
finish; can be stained to suit.
special 75c.
THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE
MO. 8 WASH OILERS of
4N heavy charcoal tin with
copper bottom. fit.in cover and
ebonized wood handles. Special
each. &2.15.
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YOUNG MEMS WOOL SUITS.
in single and double-breastcd
models, one and button. In
Novelty Wool Mixtures: sizes - to
20. $685..
BOYS WOOL KSICKERBocKER
SUITS. In Twceds and Novelty
suitingr. sizes 10. II. IL. IL.
IL. is and II years: fully lined;
e4.s5.
SMALL BOYS REErER COATS.
In Tweeds and seryes, sizes
~ 10 .: $685..
STUDENTS -TRoUSER
SUITS IN Tweeds and Novelty
Suitingr. with an extra pair Of
long trousers: semiffied or
coublo-breaaied models. sizes rs
to 20 years. e14.05.
Third Floor
MEMS ALL WOOL IspoRT-
AA ED sox. fuil.fashioned. In
blue. green and brown heather
mixtures. special. pair. 05e.
MEMS FREScHCUFr SHIRTS
of corded Madras cloths and
other good shlrtings: special.
91.S5.
MEMS scARFs OF IMPORTED
SILKS. made up 10 our order
by one OF the best c-avat
makers In America: special.
e1.55. First Floor
WoMEN's HAND BAGS. IN
w Guiding Black Leather Bags.
Brown Leather Bags In fooled cf-
feet. and several novelty shapes:
also Party Boxes with fittings.
special 91.05.
woMEN's PARTY BOXES In
brown. gray and black feathers,
with vanity fittings. and Hand
Bags IN black pin-seal. many
with fittings; special. $2.85
each.
THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE
DoYS' BLACK STOCKINGS:
~ heavy and serviceahie: In me-
dium ribbed weave: eizes TO 10;
special. . pairs, 25c.
THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE
yLToMEN's UMBRELLAS on
w Paragon frame with covering
Of waterproof cotton, and loop
handles: also Children's Umbrellas
with straight or bent handles:
special 05c each.
THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE
vXToMEN's FABRIC GLOVES m
w tan and gray. with black en-
broidery: special. pair. zoe.
woMEN'S SUEDE-FINIsH FAB.
RIG GLOVES in gray. mode and
brown. two-clasp style; special,
pair. 15e.
woMEN's CHAMoIs FINISH
FABRIC GLOVES with en-
broidered backs. two clasp style;
special, pair, oOc.
THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE
GRASS CHAIRS AND ROCK.
~ ERS In comfortable. wide-arm
patterns. woven from Chinese sea
grass over substantial frame;
special. each. $3.50.
Fourth Floor
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, neck. rickfsck trimming. speed
Second F1ser
NEW SPRING MILLINERY n
the new shades the season
has evolved. as wen as nayys
brown and black--with clever
flower trims. tinsei- edged ribbons
and fcature3-special. STATS.
Second Floor
NToMENS LOW SHOES. sPE-
w CIAL sf.Ts PAIR Patent
leather Pumps with welt soleu
and leather Louis heelss Black
vic1 Kid Lace Oxfords with light
weight soies and covered Louis
heels. Sizes ga to 9: widths "A
to d. Special 91.7S pair.
THE DOWNSTAIRS ST0HU
HALF FOUND CAKES or
- TOILET SOAP. In witch
Hazel and Buttermfrk varicttess
special Zoe cake.
THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE
NOVELTY vEuESCS. vt
~ termed with bright dots ~
dark grounds and in plain F1iet
and hexagonal mcsheS special
zoe yard
METALLIC TRIMMING
Az BANDS. Braid Edges ana
Loop Braids. In black and eoiors:
also Metal Lace Edges: special 81
yard
RIBBONS h picot- edged ana
tinsel edged effects In Z pro.
fusion OF good colors ana black
widths No TO No s: special
sc yard.
THE DOWNSTAIRS sroRu
MET'S SHIRTS. n soff. sn6s
AA stiff cuff styles, OF woven
figure and printed madras and
percales. well made and f1il.cue
sizes IA TO II: special 60< each
MEMS FIBER-SILK Sox. with
mercerized top. double sole and
reinforced toe and heel. in Black.
Cordovan and Navy; sizes 81
TO liz; special. pair. 35c. 3
pairs for 500.
MEMS Isle Sox. WIN r~.n-t
forced toe and heel. and double
sole: sizes GA to II: special Zoe
pair.
MEMS OUTING FLANNEL PA
JAMAS. we'll tailored. with
frog fastening: tan and blue and
pink and gray combinations;
special. S1.15.
THE DOWNSTAIRS SToRH
WoMEN-s BRoGUE oxFoRDs
In tan and black calf. special
$5.95 pair.
MISSES SCHOOL SHOES. sizes
liz to .: special. S3.75 pair.
FIRST Floor
CoRDURoYs in an excellent
~ quality for house robes and
children's coats. in Cherry. Blush
Poppy. Tangerine. African-brown.
Navy. Delft and several other
shades. % inches wide. special
75c yard.
THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE
TINTRIMMED SPRING HATS
~ in an assortment of good
shapes: special. 05c.
NEW TRIMMED HATS In lovely
colorings: special. $4.45.
FLOWER AND FEATHER TRIM.
MINGS. special, 40G each.
THE DOWNSTAIRS STORM
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UIoMEN's SHETLAND SLIP.
w OVER SWEATERS In black.
white and colors. special 9s.75.
woMEN's CREPE DE CHINE
HOUSES In plain tailored.
iae~-,rimmed a hand emnrold-
cred models. special p8.O5.
Second kioer
CPRISG vEILISGs in brightly
~ dotted effects. novelty neshes
and bordcrcd effects; special. yard.
j5e. -First Floor
U1oMENs BEAD orioles.
w two yards In length. In Jet.
steel. blue. green and purple iris
colorinss: special. each. $50.
woMEN's WOOD BEAD CIR
DIES IN attractive designs and
colorings: special. each soe.
--First Floor
CEoRcETrE CREPE. an slrk.
VI good quality. In black. white
and a range OF tho favored Spring
colors. special. yard. ai.S5.
First Floor
UToarEN's pIoUE COLLAR
w AND CUFF sEp~ in several
new styles for wear with Spring
suits: also fine Cambria sets with
eyeiet embroidery. special. Toe.
--F'irst Floor
yIIATERPRoOT APRONS Of
w rubbcrizcd material In bib
style. for use in laboratory. kiteh-
en- or garage. In liEht.Eray. dark
gray and terra Gotta: special. 35e.
WATERPROOF APRONS IN bib
style. with iight.colored checks
and stripes: special. fse.
ATLAS SAFETY PINS. sizes :.
"a and 3; cards for zoe.
- ~ l. LIQUID SHOE POLISH.
black and tan: special. Zoe
bottle
80 IN u SHOE PASTE. black
only; special. Zoe can
WIRE HArRPINs. assorted size-.
special. 6 boxes for 25e.
BRASS PINS, 500 20 paper:
special. 6 papers for use.
RUsT-PRooF SNAP FASTEN-
ERS. three dozen on a card:
sneciai He card.
cAp.sTyrr uArp Nr-rg n,
standard size. I'm urht.browp.
dark brown. medium brown.
black, blonde and auburn:
special. 55c dozen.
FIRST Floor
NIoMEN'S NECKPrECEs. IN
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WoMEN's HANDKERCHIEF.
w STYLE BEAD BAGS in a
variety OF beautiful eoloringa and
designs. special S5.95.
woMEN's BEAD BAGS In frame
and draw string styles. special
&e.fo. --First Fioor
WALL PAPERS in Colonial.
w stripe bedroom patterns: spe-
ciai. single roll. f5e.
BORDERS 10 match. sc yard
WINDOW SHADES 81 dark green.
oil opaque cloth. ans feet. on
scif.aeting rollers. with brackets
and ulckeled ring; special. each.
0Oe. Third Floor
U1oMES's AND MISSES
w WRAPS AND COATS In new
Spring styles OF tweeds. polaire
cloth. hcrrinEbone. chinchIila and
velour coating< special $500.
woMES's AND MISSES JERSEY
SUITS tn Tuxedo collar models.
featuring mixed colorlnEs OF blue.
tan and brown: sizes fs to ~:
special $1,000.
woMEN's AND MISSES CREPE
AND TAFFETA FRoCKS in
new Spring styles. trimmed with
beads. rufning. frinEcs and en-
broideries: sizes is 10 ~: special
$4,000.
THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE
DEoUoT SHEETS. si1so inches
l. tsmali quantity. special. each.
s1.s5.
MOHAWK PILLOW CASES.
special 3se each
PLAID WOOL BLANKETS.
special. S7.35 pair.
COLORED RIPPLETTE Bed
SPREADS. special H2.65 each.
BATES GREEN TICKET" BED.
SPREADS. special s2.65 each.
First Floor
NTH1TE AND CoLoRED FAB
w RIGS, including printed and
solid-color Flaxon.. Nainsooks.
Long Cloths. Dimity Checks, In.
dia LnonA Duretta Cloth, Windsor
Plisse Crepe in white and coIors:
special. yard. Use.
WHITE MERCERIZED PoPLIN.
3s inches wide. special zoe
yard FIRST Floor
A MOSKEAG CTTAMBRAYS IN n
"A profusion of good coloringH.
featuring small and medium-sizs
checks and broken plaids. 90
inches wide, special. zoe yard.
HEMMED COTTON HUcR TOW.
ELS, 1891 inches. special Sc
each.
THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE
nESK SETS in composition and
~ metal, in colorin2s TO match fur
nishings, special S2.05, @3.O5,
S4.05 and $5.05.
PAPER NAPKINS In size 14xf4
inches. special zoe hundred.
CORRESPONDENCE STATION
cry In one-quire boxes, white,
pink. blue and violet: special.
1oc box. First Floor
NTOMEN'S UNDERMUSLINS.
w including Gowns, Boomers
and Envelope Chemlses. OF pink or
white batiste. white lingerie cloth
and cotton crepe: special, 800
garment.
THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-01

yIToMEN-s STRAP WRIST MOCHA
w GLOVES. with self. and two-tons
embroidery; special. pair. S2.05.
woMENs IMPORTED GI4AcE GLOVES,
In strsp-wrist style. white. gray. beaver
and brown. special. pair. S2.0o.
wOMEN'S TWO CLASP FRENCH
GIAcE KID GLOVES. IN black. white
and coiors: special. pair. H1.05.
woMEH's 10 BUTTON cTIAMoIsUEDE
GLOVES. In white and tan shades.
special. pair. 31.36.
woMENs Two-cLASP CIIAAfoISCEDH
GLOVES, in white. brown and tan
shades: special, pair. 60f.
First Floor
yLyoMEN's MERcERIZED SIZE
w UNION SUITS. low neck. sleeveless.
cuff knee: special e1.35.
woMES's COTTON UNION SUITS. low
neck. sleeveless. cuff knee; special 6Se.
--Flrst Floor
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NEW AND SEASONABLE GOODS OF DEPENDABLE QUALITY RA
PRICED TO AFFORD REMARKABLY Att

CuRcur.AR TAFFETA SILK CUSHIONS
- In ehangeable ooloring- with fruit and
flower trim. special s3.c5.
SILK CUSHIONS In circular. oval and
bolster styles. with small fruit trim:
rose. mulberry. blue. gold and black:
special. e2.o5.
WALL MIRRORS WITH roLYcIiRoME
DECORATION. In oval. upright and
landscape styles. itx3z inches and larg.
er. special SS.75 and STATS.
Third Floor
GIRLS ALLwooL PLAID SKIRTS IN
~ Highland iassse plated model, and
plated model stitched on undcrwaiss. sizes
10 "a years: special e5.o5.
SMALL GIRLS COATS OF polaire Cloth
in rose. JADE. tan and Copenhagen. sizes
to 6 years. special e7.95.
cHfIpRES'S MICKEY RoMPERs OF
romper cloth In pink. blue and white.
full boomers buttonlng on TO waists OF
white or self-color. special e1.05.
Second Floor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-01

WoMEN's rULLrAsHroSED SILK
w STOCKINGS. ilsie top. In black and
cordovan. special. pair 11.65.
woMES's rAcE.sTRIPE SILK STOCK.
iNGs. fulifashioned. black. African.
brown. Russia calf and gray. pair.
fI.O5.
woMES's IMPORTED BLACK SILK
STOCKINGS. fuil-fashionet. light weight.
with Isle top pair Sf.o5.
First Floor
MyoMEN'S CIfANGEABLE MESA.
w LINE BREAKFAST COATS with
setln sleeves and two pockets; trimmed
with shirred scailoping of self material.
special e0.e5.
woMES's cIIANcEABLE TAFFErA
BREAKFAST COATS with set.ln sleeves.
shawl collar and two pockets. trimmed
with fiuted ruffles of self material.
special S12.5O. Second Floor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-01

CHrFFoS TAFFETAs. In navy
~ and black only. in sSlueh
width. special sr.65 yard
BLACK MEssALINE SILK in q
heavy soft draplng weave for
afternoon frocks: width. IS
inches. special Sizes yard.
4oIScH SPORTS BENGALISE.
woven with seif-eolor plaids.
stripes and block checks. 20
inches wide. special e1.o5 yard.
SILK CHARMEUsE. IN heavy
weave: tangerine. navy. zine.
Gamma, black. turquols. and
brown. 40 inches wide; special
s1.79 yard.
THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE
CHrLDRESs THREE. QUAR-
" TER sox In black. with
rolled tops. extra spliced heel and
toe: sizes :. IA and s: special.
pair. zoe. FIRST Floor
Doyg PERcALE AND CHAM
II BRAY HOUSES in plain blue
ana stripe combinations. sizes TO
Is years. special zoe.
THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE
MAHOGANY cowHIDE BAGS.
A'1 ieather.lined. In Is and IS
inch sizes: special s7.25.
BLACK AND BROWN SPLIT
LEATHER BOSTON BAGS, u.
H. and i5-lnch; special e1.55.
THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE
CHILDREN's TUE DRESSES Of
~ Beach cloth. with full-piaited
skirt. trimmed with hand en-
broidery and blanket stitching.
skirts attached TO muslin under
waist: sizes 70 i2 years: special
$3.50.
THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE
C'UT GLASS SYRUP PITCHERS
" In floral pattern, with glass
cover and tray: special 95c each
sHERBET GLASSES in Colonial
shape; special. the set Of six.
500.
TABLE TUMBLERs OF thin.biown
glass: in choice of three cut de-
signs: special. set Of SIX. 0Se.
DECORATED CHINA CUPS AND
sAUCERS, three attractive floral
decorations 10 choose from; spe
cial, set Of six. S1.35.
Third Floor
MEMS EMBROIDERED
w COTTON HANDKERCHIEFS
Of sheer quality. In white and col
ored embroidery effects; special
each, Toe. First Floor
TAPESTRY BRUSSELS RUGS.
= 27x54 inches. suitable for
halls. living rooms and bedrooms;
several patterns: special. each,
S1.S5.
THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE
"CRAND PRIZE" POLISH MOP
VI Of soft twine, treated and
ready for use; large size; special
S5c.
--Uouaevares Section,
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-01

II1o MEMS EMBROIDERED
w COTTON HANDKERcHIEFs
Of sheer quality. in white and col
ored embroidery effects; special.
each, Toe. FIRST Floor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-01

TAPESTRY BRUSSELS RUGS.
= 27x54 inches. suitable for
halls, living rooms and bedrooms;
several patterns: special. each,
$1.S5.
THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-01

yIyoMET-s JERSEY SILK VESTS. bod
w Ice and regulation styles. spsciss
S1.05.
JERSEY BLooMERs. special .91.96.
JERSEY SILK VESTS. bodice style. drsp-
stitch weave. special 41.05.
JERSEY SILK BLoOMERs. fins quality.
dropstiich and plain styiea special
S2.95.
JERSEY SILK VESTS. plain and enbrued-
cred. In bodice style. special 92.0b.
JERSEY SILK ENVELOPE CaEMIsEB.
bodice and regulation styles. special
1895. First Floor
|REpE DE CHINE ENVELOPE CHIN
" Uses. pink Only, with pin-tuckinex.
shirrings and lace trimmings: also styles
with embroidery and Georgette moufs;'
satin ribbon shoulder straps: special
$1.s5. THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE
yLyoMENs sLrP-ovER APRONS g.
w figured pcrcales. kimono sleeve,
square neck. rickrsck trimming: spec1al
05<. Second F1eer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-01

LNTRESIDE WOOD BASKETS
l. substantially made OF seasoned
spruce splints, with reinforced
bottom and strong handle; natural
finish; can be stained to suit:
special 75c.
THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-01

MO. 8 WASH OILERS Of
AZ heavy charcoal tin with
copper bottom. fit.in cover and
ebonized wood handles. Special
each, $2.15.
THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-01

MOMEN'S SILK UMBRELLAS
w In navy. brown, green and
purple. with white or oolorcd ring
handles: special, x3.o5.
---blrst Floor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-01

"CRAND PRIZE" POLISH MOP
" Of soft twine, treated and
ready for use; large Size; special
S5c.
--Houaevsr~a Section,
THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-01

ITTEAR-EvER LUMIN
w WINDSOR KETTLE in T.
quart size. with fitin cover; can
be used as pot.roast kettle: also for
cooking vegetables; special. each,
$1.75.
THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-01

HOUSEHOLD CORN BRooMS
IL OF medium weight. with five
rows of stitching and well-finished
wood handles: special. each. 45c.
THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-01

yIToAEN's pIoUE COLLAR
w AND CUFF sEr~; in several
new styles for wear with Spring
suits: also fine Cambria sets with
eyelet embroidery; special. 75e.
FIRST Floor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-01

ILToMEN'S UNDERMUSLINs.
w including Gowns. Boomers
and Envelope Chemlses, Of pink or
white batiste. white lingerie cloth
and cotton crepe; special, 800
garment
THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-01

GRASS CHAIRS AND ROCK.
~ ERS In comfortable, wide-arm
patterns. woven from Chinese sea
grass over substantial frame:
special. each. $3.50.
Fourth Floor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-01

CHILDREN's TUB DRESSES Of
~ Beach cloth. with full-piaited
skirt. trimmed with hand en-
broidery and blanket stitching:
skirts attached to muslin under
waist. sizes ! TO IL years; special
S1.5O.
THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-01

CoRDURoYS in an excellent
- quality for house robes and
children's coats. in Cherry. Blush,
Poppy. Tangerine, African-brown.
Navy. Delft and several other
shades. % inches wide. special
76c yard.
THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-01

NEW SPRING MILLINERY n
~ the new shades the season
has evolved. as wen as navys
brown and black--with clever.
flower trims. tinsei edged ribbons
and featurea-speciaI. S12.76.
Second Floor
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|IlIlIIIlIIIlINIIIlI

help to all sick women. It is wonder
full medicine, and I give you permission
to use my testimonial and my photo
graph. - Mrs. EMMA BAKER, 80 S.
East St., Lebanon, Indiana.
These letters recommending Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound ought
to convince women of the great worth
of this medicine in the treatment of all
ments to which they are often subject.
Mrs. Baker calls it ga wonderful med
icine." If you are su Offering from
troubles women often have, or feel all
run down, without any ambition or en-
ergy for your regular work, take Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. 1t
is a natural restorative and should help
YOU as it has Mrs. Baker and many,
many other women.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-02-07
MUST STAY OUT
Little Chance U. S. VIII Join in
Economic Conference.
Even Extremists in Senate and
Cabinet Are Agreed.

Washington, Feb. THE admins
tration's final decision on whether or
not to participate in the Genoa eco
nomic conference will be announced
at next Fridays cabinet meeting, it
was stated officially today at the
White House.
It is understood that the cabinet
discussed at considerable length today
the question of American participation
and it was learned that there had been
no change in cabinet sentiment
against the United States sending
delegates to the Genoa meeting.
Every Indication points to nonpar-
ticipating by the United States, altho
administration spokesman were less
vigorous today than heretofore in as
signing reasons why this government
should not take part In the meeting
The matter has been discussed at sew
eral cabinet meetings and will likely
be given a thoro overhauling again
at today's session.
Sentiment in the cabinet itself and
in the senate is well Righ oyerwh helm
ing against the governments taking q
full part in the Genoa meeting. Even
those who hold such wide divergent
views on international policies az
Secretary of State Hughes and Secre-
tary of Interior A. B. Fall. one of the
old senate "irreconcilables find g
common ground on which to stand
with regard to the Genoa meeting
That ground is the United States
ShOUld SfaV ont
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-02-07

for Blind; Supt Edwin o. Willis, State
Orphans Home: Supt. A. s. Bigelow,
Hutchinson Reformatory; DIR. NJ. l.. Perry,
superintendent Topeka Hospital: DIR. Il. A.
Carmichael, superintendent Osawatomie
Hospital; NJ. f. Amrine warden Kansas
Penitentiary; DIR. o. s. Hubbard, superb
tendent Parsons Hospital; Julia B. Perry,
superintendent Industrial Farm for
Women; q. X. Bridgeforth, principal In
Wagner, superintendent Garden City EX-
pertinent Station; Henry J. Allen, Gov
ernor; l. J. Pettijohn, Secretary of State ;
J. c. MohIer, secretary Board of Agricul-
ture: c. I. Martin, Adjutant General; $. j.
Crumbine, secretary State Board of Health
F. H. Foster, Bank Commissioner; Clyde
NJ. Reed, Public Utilities Commission NJ.
w Watson. State Highway Engineer: Win
field Freeman. State Librarian; Guy y.
Vining, Chief Deputy Game Warden; L. I.
Hussey, State Fire Marshal; f. S. Beattie.
b. Kinnison, Water Commission, Many
others have given no verbal assurance ef
their purpose to cooperate in the move
ment.
l am preparing a statement showing the
appropriations and the amounts expended
by the various departments. boards and
institutions for the first six months of the
present fiscal year, being the period from
July l, 1921, to January l. 1922, and vii
transmit copy to you upon its completion
in a few days.
and assist you in every way l may be able
to the end that a new record for economy
may be made this year, l am,
Yours very truly,
N A. TURNER,
State Auditor.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-02-07
SUES FOR s2.s95 DAMAGES
Action Filed in District Court by j.
ErceIand johnson.

J. Freeland johnson. Of Wichita,
late Monday filed suit in the Shawnee
county district court asking for So
995 DANA ges from the Union Pacific
Railroad company for the death of his
wife which occurred soon after she
leaped or fell from a Union Pacific
train near Newman. November Is.
1921 Despite his appeals to the con-
ductor.. johnson alleges that the con-
ductor refused to stop the train and
let him off until the train reached
Perry.
AS the result of the alleged negli-
gence and carelessness on the part of
the conductor, Johnson says he was
unable to find his wife until the fol-
lowing morning when she was found
dead in a small creek. Had the train
been stopped as soon as he discovered
his wife was missing, johnson alleges
he could have saved her as it was
then daylight. After returningsto New
man from Perry. he says it was dark
and the search difficult. At the time
of his swife's death. Johnson states
she wassmentalIy unbalanced and that
he was taking her, to a sanitarium at
Bonner Springs.