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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-09
All woman's Improvement Cha

Aikl woman's Improvement cha
will meet ~ home Of Mrs. Richar.
Baker. 1882 5sth 8. W.. Tuesday. Cd
10. az D. m.
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seniile Moman.s (luh

The Literary Interpretation class
of the Seattle womnn's club will
meet Tuesday. Oct 10. ~ the home
Of Miss LIBBY Trlmbie. ss4s Harvard
ave. ~. ~ y. m. sharp. Under tho
leadership OF Mrs. Marie werniI
Becbe. the class Will continue lie
study og Browning.
The class will begin this years
work with Rabbi Ben Ezra Cur.
rent events VIII follow with Mas
Maud McCough as leader. Luncheon
VIII be served promptly at O'Clock.
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Women's Society First Baptist
Church

Owing to the Missionary unif1
meeting at the West Side Bapftd
church. on Wednesday. October Il
the women's society OF the Fir1
Baptist church viii not hold shef
regular meeting at the church. 4
large delegation from the Firx
church win attend the Missiona3
union.
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Music
Margaret Matzenauer
Concert Tonight

O0ttR1t OfAAEAlb
Margaret Matzenauer. con.,.s.
renowned concert and operate .ta~ss
will be- heard IN concert thls eves,s,
1T The Metropolitan theater.
Her program viii BE- ne follows
bris--"o. soa fstsns" from Don Ca,
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90 rspphis ode ...s...........g,, ..-
90 "EriEinEH ....s........
% '-rhoa Ar ~ Psses'' sehuas.
90 'Iia hpflnK" ..4s.........,... ~,
Mime. Nsszsnausr :"
'Eraas Warning Cfrofn 'Das
hhsinEeid' fsssst s.s.4s.s4......
waltrauts sesas from ''gostsf-
damWefunk ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.
"I,fangsss.s Can from ''rris,sn
Nine. NafEsnAnsr
III
fsl Prelude ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS f,,,.
CD L.fntgs ss.stss ss.ss+sfsf-. ctfA ~,
feg aFoiVnnia9 fs+rffssssfss.s.Ma fJ1~.s
Mr ysass
fal 'Piaints d'Arlsn~~ 4....... .c,1..<
% '.Eu rarsAni par IA i,orralns'' "a
ffenen1 s+s+ts tftsffs~sss.-...4..
go "c.iis qgs j. rrsfsrs., -.
Nine 1atzeDAusr
ca 'Tfomina'' ...............Ds nk~
90 '-rhs Moon a. the Yuli' -. .nerss
"a "a, Ia Psis@s@ Arr. L. rs,s
NINE Matzsnhuer
Georges tause At the piano
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WOMEN'S CLUBS
seallIe redaralIon. W. 6. .. q.

Seattle Federation ~ tho ". &. r.
4. VIII meet Tuesday. October 10. al
d. m, ~ the Plymouth conRre
gationai church, Reports from the
Tacoma state annual W. G. 7. u.
convention Will be made.
tilonIan Club
The regular meeting ~ the Clion-
ian club viii be held Tuesday. Oeto-
Der 10. ~ the Federated clubhouse
at 2 o'clock. The program Will be on
Campfire Girls work. Members are
privileged 10 bring guests.
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aiawondasse

shnwondasse club will meet At IL,
Klnnear place. corner Second ave.
W. Tuesday. oct. 10. Picnic lunch
=. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-09

caioidh club viii meet with Mn
J. r. Forbes. 23I Boiyston ave. X.
Tuesday. Oct. 10. .. m.
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Mothers' Club OF Theta Nj sorot
i'y will meet Monday evening. Oct.
3. at 8 o'clock at the sorority ho,lso
at ss22 18th ave. ~. Z.
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Sigma Chi Mothers club wsii meet
At the clubhouse Tuesday. October
10. at .. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-09

Autumn Ball Patrons
and Pdtr0nesses
Ths women's University Clubs
Autumn BAIL on October 20. az the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-09

Afr. G. c. Beiknap and hia sister.
Mrs. Adflc neiknnp Comfy. left sun.
day for tho Eas, to he away ak
weeks.
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Nru. Katharine Maxwell. Miss
Mary Hiism Maxwell and Mrs. Ed
mund MAXWELL have taken an apart
meni AT the Washington Arms.
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Mrs- Theodore Halter has returned
from a summer spent In Alaska.
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For Rent-Stores and Offices.

y. y. AVE. Mr.. l4TH Sr.-STCDIO OR
office: Is per mo- LOUIS p. SHOE
MAKER, 1407 Y. ave. NV. Main 1166
FLORIDA AVE. Mr.. CONN AvE-IARGE
front room. FIRST floor. LOUIS p. SHOE
MATER 1907 y. Y. ave NV Main 11e6
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FARMS

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY
property: one Of the prettiest farms IN
Southern Maryland; on salt water; private
shore: beautiful view: photograph and de
scription on application. OWNER, 65 seaton
place NV. North 6T55-J. 62s
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INSURANCE

FIRE. AUTOMOBILE, PLATE GLASS, STR.
Elary insurance. LOUIS p SHOEMAKER
loot ". Y. ave NJ. Main il68 lnluirs
TOR Mr. elliott
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COUNTY ABOUT Il
miles northwes' " White HOUSE: In
ceres; unimproved; $50 per acre. LOUIS p.
SHOEMAKER l407 N ave- NV Main
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GARAGES
INDUSTRIAL PROPERTIES

NEAR DELAWARE AVE. q CANAL ST
se-About q, 600 square feet. at 10 essts
pei foot. LOUIS p SHOEMAKER, l407 n
7. ave. nv. Main lle0
on = q R. R. Ar BETHEsDA ANb
near Rockville Pike snd CIR line-About
isS, 600 square feet suitable for lumber yard
or other like purpose. Price. SIS 900 LOUIl
p. SHOEMAKER. 1<07 N. ave. ~.
Main 1lA
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FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS

GARDEN ToOLs-sHovEL. soc; PICK,
soc: rake. SOC; combine tion Of all three.
s1.50. Porch screens, galvanized screening.
made TO order. frame size 2sh 1861 in
price 75c. Gas heaters, Pittsburgh Lion
new. so. Government lanterns new e9c
Wall board, recla lined. TIC per foot All
kinds lumber and building material SIDNEY
L. HFCHINGER H0TSEwRECKING CO.,
ne. ri
COLUMBIA AND VICTOR GRAPHoPHoNE
records. l5c and 35c: piano rolls at l2Bc,
zoe and 25c, slightly used. COL ST. NV.
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PERSONAL

WoRKINGMEN - Orr OPINION THAT
there will he big jump in prices. goods
are going ~? hut you can rejoice that we
have good big stock and we bought for
cash, going TO sell low: see the uncalled for
tailor made suits SIS up.
JUsTH's OLD STAND. 61a d.
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a ST, Mr.. 5TH sw--Grcc. ou.: ss-7:
IS per mo. rent: terms cash. wILDMAN
a CO., 9th a II. Franklin s4o6 -
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Mr.. 10TH " Y. AVE. N.w.-sUITABLB
for gas station: facing on two streets;
this kind hard to find: price t4.5oo. WILD
MAN w. ''n q a. hnn IN
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Bedbugs, Reaches, Rats
by experts guarantee results
NATIONAL ENTERMINATOR co.
sos 9th st. NV. Franklin 2766.
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WANTED-APARTMENTS
Unfinished.

CLIENT WILL PAY $500 PER NO. FOR
apt. mr.. 18th 4 Col. I'd. Must have 4 rms kit
4 b. ". K HARTUNG. HOS 18th st.
Main BIZ. 241
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STORE AND CONFECTIONERY; n ST.
mr. 9Th n" price. S1.snn. w1LDMAN 4
20. 0th ~ r-snkNn fla5 l?n
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ali a. II
AS
-
ullCln5rCc r1nmno~~~,sv1,v-~
O00IIyEoS WftJXIIIUIIIEX
N~-xs-a
SOutIuUcus
----.,--- -->r~-~- ------J--<~-~-----
s<.e-L scH ROOM: goUTHEAsr,
s'' 'Is'% 20 wsekr.
81 z st nv: rr.ntnn s1ss
M. srH Nd. AVE- m-nS,,-.,-----.
5000: stock and nxturss; win lssse o.
sen prop WILDMAS 4 co.. eth and q
sts. ~. 6406 faf
mr. .rreer~ ---
Zee ro,.n .,.r,ss. sn s W. equ'ppso
price g. SO. WIi.DNaN "a a. -
-fs ~ Ana - w. -
II ,50o-LUNCH ROOM IN NORTHWEST
location; rent SIS; year. lease: car Be-
botrbt on convenient te,ns
r. Y. CARLEY.
elI = 81 ns. rranklin efs3-
IN TIA ayr .NnTrog-- 81.
Real money n,ts,. -, nonn ~ NJ. 49,, IL
rent So: price 5000, ipr. b,dr Wif.p.
MAN a Co. 9th 4 n st.. Fr. ssos ia
s.. 60-c1FE 4 soFT pRiSTE: NoRTF-
si
All AZ .,,- 49,.
- : !. - : = rrsnkiln olss.
eKocERYi IN. i4TH ANp HsTs Ne
snan,eu. ous cor: strictly rash trade;
"a 90. i, !. var,s 80, p. vi gnss
r0.. 9th a Il ST.. Fr ana -
ss.ooLcoNrEcIioNERY STORE; NoRTH-
wes . rooms q &c lsr' income. SIS daily;
- cp,-
ar - .,..,.,
=, .-n e..,s'
WIS. AVE. Mr.. M-Delicatessen q eos
fecuoDrry: large storeroom; 500 bus. .
NAN = Co on 1877 'g Tt,nt ss,s s.oS WILD
n hn
-
Mr.. BUYER : II roc WAIT A REAL
=. meat marhet neolecuonery'
ss..,.,s. >, ar. ' Se nou,e. Iaeenroom
al, .sx. .,,s - on ~
wII.DMAN & CO. 9th q n Sta Phone
r. Cos isoK
sSs. .,nrs SAL. .,.., eho 81, 81; Rms
- Sas "a ,ao w1I nw Ssns 80 Per Per mo- 90; ;
SH. FRANKLIN s4os ia
- - ~ -.As Eni
q. 40 VIII nNaS ~ ~ ~ p,,es p,op'
rs.ns,,, s.na "AN w. "h "a -, s
-r-e.nn o-oo u
$1,000.
Lunehroom on Pa. ave s>-po,ns rood
business. 49,
JOHN p. poSoHor a sovs
: sl4 p, .,e a
S3 Observation-Disclosures pa IW
one room A store. ye.r .na h,n Ie,.e
rent, Ss5.
Pr c.prry
GIT n .t NV rr.,.u, e1sa
- -, - -
inc pronert, ,na oaspec t aoSsi. s Dds
garage: inc. stock q nftur..; GOO: term.
a n rr,pkIip s4ns W. 90
= -; -; y; 80 ~
business stand. one roorn. ren, SIS
Pr CARTEY
sI7 a, ,v r,tu, etSa
~ yoITp go7-sv an ,77s,,5... - n,
MAJ Co. stb IA y, az. a" ss
a. 6oo-nFT TCITFSsVI. Urn 81 ~
,,,s q nA'ufes' income oaii'' s4"' rent
siz'' rc.n
sI7 Z .t. NV. Franklin slsa
:, =, =
W. s-hiloh shor AID All
1,., ~. ono e'ee-' se'
wILDNAN 4 CO..
eth and b SITS. NV. ". e4os.
81 000-NEAR REFR. NORTHWEST SEC
lion: store A rooms. rent. SIS: dsily,
100.
T. r. SAhhhi
81. = ~. NV. rnhhnn olSo'
sEOS SHINING & SHOE REPAIRING
bus; Fla. ave. nr. 18th NV: shoe shin
ing enars: mAenlneD. renI - ~ ~, mo. .
lie ,s win%,N Co Or = ~ p
n mon'h- w. u"
e.oo. ne
o.0oo-BUFFET LUNCH; STORE & SEW
.asn ''h 81 n"'' '
ren'' ~ c,p,rv
s,-v., r,I,,, s,.,
u. Z -: NV: IIanknh oi"s'
'A 49,, AND ~, V sn,D... o.r,,., ton.,,n. .
,rSIT .or,no1d sor ou,ct s,l. az 20
M nuS% 20 Or rrsnt,,r s.0s
"iLpAAN oo'' s'n q d. ranhhn 1 ,ss
ssso- p1VPy C0IFFcTToSFpy. M.
a. - sI,.,s.' an 49,. ssS.
-, ssS n.,s s'''
pr. CARLEY.
SIT Y at. NV. Franklin slss.
mr. n 5YssFS Cue n /. I-Ss57T,. ,,,,I &c
ptLIs I'LL. 1919: cnShh q LInoh' poaSs
sooa pushes" w,h 1 %, T nWeN 0p IN
DRY cooDs sToRE; INDIAN HEAD. ND;
Pr. cARLEY.
olL y ~. NV. ftehknh oI9o
CONrrcTIoSERy ASD NIT SHOP
aorn,oxn. so,ns sns h1,in.,, an
main tborourhf,re: rem, only $1,000 with 4.
wear lease: price So $50. wILDMAN a CO..
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WALL PAPER.

A CAR LOAD DIRECT FROM FACTORY
with middlemen's profit taken of. Room
lots, So; 30-inch oat meal paper. l5c and
2nc piece; other grades g. 10 IL and
PAPER BARGAIN HOUSE 1924 Pa. ave. Sc.
6R4
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18TH ST. Mr.. sE.-Bn,ard room and
dwelling; 8 rms. q b.; h.-w.h.: cleo: ga
rare; rood cond. $1,000: can arrange terms
wILDMAN q co. 9th q h. Franklin e40e
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WANTED To RENT HOUSES OR APIS;
furnished or unfurnished: Iity or suburban.
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER. 14o7 N. Y. ave.
Nv Main 1896.
UNFUR. HOUSE OR BUNG. OF 5 TO R. a
b.: In Chevy Chase or Cleveland Park. viii
pay $500 per mo. W. K. HARTUNG. HOS
18th 81. Main s72 240
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GEORGIA AVE y. OF BRIGHTwOon
r.. b; cleo; rarage: large lot 81. roo.
Thonas z. Petty. 20lS 18th st NV Sihs
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81. 40O-LTNCH ROOM: SoRTHwEsT: 5
rooms; store: with lease. $50.
P z CARLEY
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9TH and JoNGFELLow sT.-sssso brsnt
new six-room tapestry brick residence; con.
crete colonial front porch: double rear
porches: h.v.h.: C'ee. nrhts: tie bath with
built-in fixtures: osf floors downstsirs: nm
usc,! ric~et space: Kitchen equipped WITH
china cupboard: Pullmsn breakfast service
snd large pantry containing built-tn refrir-
erstor. Attractive terms wM g. PHIL
LIPS. 1909 n. Y ave. Main <eco.
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WANTED APARTMENT ORR. &B.; CHI.
ent will pay from s65.00 TO s75. 90 per mo-
WILLIAM K. HARrUNG. HOS 18th ST.
Main s72. go
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Brightwood.

BRAND NEW House OF 8 ROOMS AND
tiled hath; colonial front porch: double
rear porches; bot-wster heat: electricity.
gas. hardwood hoors and trim: possession
within 50 days; the house IL OF lieht brick
with frontage Of 10 feet and there Is
ample space for a garage: price, $3.50;
convenient terms SHANNON a IUCHS
Us 18th st NV. Main 2SAa
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s3.5o0-LUNCH ROOM: NORTHWEST:
store & 4 rooms; rent. 500; 5 years lease
income daily. s65.
p. F. CARLEY.
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GROCERY BUS: sTH ST. sw.-s-50 BUS
per week: $40 rent for store and gar. /:
price 81. 0oa. will sell property. wlLDMAN
& co nth 4 " Fr 8ins ls2
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l4TH ST. n. W. ABOUT YOU ST
Good Investment business; rents sl62
Price. $40. 900. THOMAS Z. PETTY, eois
18th st NV n 415s
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Nelson Refrigerator Co.
HIeu-GRADE hEFRioERAToRs. :.
$40 F st. N. w. FIR, 2757
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MAN WANTS POSITION as BooKKEEP-
er, either whole or part time. Apply
Y N. C. A EMPLOYMENT DEPT. 1893
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SHOE REPAIRING.

heel. 35c. 80 9.
UNITED SHOE REPAIR CO..
1895 7th st. NV.
Bring coupon). efs
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INDIANA AVE, Mr.. isT sr. grocery
tsore: rent $50: stock and fixtures, 81. 200
wILDNAN & CO.. 9th 4 II SITS. Fr. e4o6
IDA
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sTH, Mr.. SE.-store 4 dwelling; cleo.
sl4.0OO: $1,000 cash wILDMAN a co
9Th II. Franklin $50 IS
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Unfinished.

sIN-RoOM BRICK HOUSE; NEW; co.
lonial porch: laundry in cellar; ami;
near Lincoln Park: immediate possession.
THOMAS LEONARD co.
$50 Ia. ave NV. Main 4qss
At
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SITUATIONS WANTED
Male.

EXPERIENCED HOTEL CLERK; HAS
been employed As night clerk. Y. NJ o.
A. EMPLOYMENT DEPT, 1875 G ct. NV.
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FrEsT CLASS AUTO MECHANIC DESIRES
P--sition- Y. NJ c. A. EMPLOYMENT
DEPT-. iT36 q st NV ga
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LEARN TO EARN-Beauty culture taught
in all branches Manicuring, IS.
MIRROR BEAUTY SCHOOL. s21 , ST. NV
255
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on TAYLOR 81. CHEVY CHASE Md
garden and small fruit: u 81. from Conn
ave: convenient to Chevy Chase and Col
Country Club. W K. HARTUNG, l1ns 18th
st. NV. Main 3T3 2o9
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i The Penitent W1fe~R7 dRStamz

a curse for that. They had my
blessing II they'd only known 1t.
And then" He broke of,
walked away to the window, stood
sullenly looking out on the land
scape: rows and rows of cbimneys
beaten to a dazzle Of gold by the
setting sun behind them.
"Yes," ! prompted him, "and
them"
"She's come back to me, Puck /!
Something happened. Some girl,
l believe, switched his attention
away from Enid at the critical mo-
ment, and she's come back to me,
very frail and sorry, ready to be q
good wife. A man can't be q
brute, Puck. I'd have. let
her escape, and been glad Of it,
when she wanted to, but / can't
kick her away now that she's come
back. She'll never even know that
| knew. My sisters awfully
pleased about It, by the way; she
was afraid I'd suffer without Enid.
Puck-what the devil are you
laughing att"
"At me-" gasped, "snd you,
and Enid, and the cow-punching
millionaire oh, and your
sister, but most of all at me! 1t
really is frightfully funny, Giles.
You'll laugh, too, when | tell you.
You see, | was the girl" And l
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both my arms tightly round him.
NV hands felt very cold suddenly,
and my eyes burnt, but was
quite determined to fight down to
the very last tattered rag of argu:
ment. "Giles, we're both here"
my name was Giles Weston at
the Arts Ball." he caid grimly. 1T
wasn't my real name"
interrupted passionately. mo
more was Puck my real name!
Who cares, at an Arts Ball-or
afterward? II that's all that is
affecting your conscience, ! may
as we'll confess At once that my
real names are Bertha Cecilia
and | laughed, though ! still felt
TREMENDOUSLY unsafe in laughing.
"And mine," said Giles, intro
ducing himself-whst a ridiculous
scene this was; names between two
people who cared .-"mine are
Horatio Giles Weston McNair.'
The room began to tilt sideways,
then to swirl--fastcr and faster
Presently il slowed down again,
and | heard my own voice saying,
lghtly: And your SISTER caIs
you Poor Horrie'"
Giles's deep-set eyes grew per-
picked. 81 believe she does,
though how do you know? How
ever, that's not the point. Puck,
I'm married. | meant to tell you
as soon as found out that-that
there was more in 1t for both of US
than an evenings masquerane---
more of heaven and a good deal
more of hell! ] married when ]
was still boy of twenty-five. She
is a pretty little thing, like thistle
down--but, oh God, how she bored
me! She cluI.g and clung
and then, quite suddenly, stopped
clinging. She'd met man who
interested her more than | did-a
sort Of 'saloon-and-lariat' type
from the Argentine. He was crazy
on her, too; believe they actually
planned to run away together. OF
course, Enid thought ! was hope
lessly blind. | let her
think so. Don't you see, Puck;
don't you see? II she'd
left me for him divorce
Is quick over there. I'd
have been free! I'd have told
YOU then; meanwhile, waited, md
pretended to see nothing. It was
immoral, II you like--1 don't care
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told him, in my most gay and flip
pant manner, Of my vow Of May /,
leading up as It did to the fantastic
final scene this very afternoon in
the South Kensington Museum:
I was not mistaken In Gles's
sense of humor. He agreed with
me that It could not have been
funnier especially when,
a minute later, the postman deliv-
cred into my hands q parcel which
contained twelve pairs Of the very
best silk stockings-reward Of Bit
ing of my own tail.
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Each package of Diamond Dyes"
contains directions SO simple any
woman can dye or tint her worn,
shabby dresses, skirts, waists, coats,
stockings. sweaters, coverings, dra-
peries, hangings, everything. Buy
'Diamond Dyes'-no other kind
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Your druggist will tell you that
"Danderine" Is the largest seilirg
hair saver IN the worl.l. because =
corrects and toncs sic'. p'lirg h"ir
evc~y time. Use o"e bottle ~ Dan.
,,erna. then II you All a single .sil.
iry hpir or y particle ~ dandruff
you can have your money back.
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Even Cross. Fevesh, Sick Children Love its Fry Taste.

A teaspocntui Of california Fig Syrup"
now will quickly start liver and bowel action
and In few hours you have we'll, playful
child again. Mothers can rest easy after Civ.
Ing California Fig Syrup" because It never
fails IN work The sour bile and constipation
poison .lsD. out of the little stomach and
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Advertisement.
E,~.'> old Dress, Skirt,
Sweater or Draperies
i'm ''Diiamond Dyes
Any Woman can Dye or Tint Faded Garments or Hang
ings New, Rich Color for Few Gents

then perfect home dyeing Is sure,
because Diamond Dyes are guaran.
teed not to spot, fade, streak or run.
Tell your druggist whether the ma
terial you wish to dye Is wool or
silk, or whether It Is linen, cotton or
mixed goods.
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Don't lose another hair! Don
tolerate destructive dandruf. A lit
tie Danderine now will save your
hair and double its beauty.
Falling hair ne'er stors by itself:
Dandruff rr"i'ile r''l i forms .
crustv -~S'o ,',-'"''':'~ 'hc hsir.
roots and II ~ $3.50 In hRldress.
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lowe.s without crampiny or overacting.
Tell your druggist YOU wart only the gen.
uine "Californis zig Syrup which has direc-
tons for bahies AID children of all ages
printed on each bottle. Mnthsr, you must
s:y &C iifo-~'2" y. - 800, get an imitation
fip syfup.
The Washington times., 1922-12-03
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The Cordova daily times., 1922-06-05
IT'S A QUEER WORLD

LONDON, June 5.-HoW a Geneva woman made a comfortable living for three years by feigning toothache is described by the Geneva newspapers.
 With her head wrapped in blood stained banages and stimulating ter rible pain, she used to call on likely victims to beg them to help her out of her agony
 q have just been to the dentist y she would say, "but I have left my purse at home, and he won't take my tooth out unless I pay"
 Nine times out of ten the strate- gem succeeded, every quarters of Geneva being systematically exploit ed.
 When she was arrested, the wom- an was still wearing bandages. "Well,' she exclaimed in triumph, tits been an easy living! The peo- pie were all such fools!"
The Cordova daily times., 1922-06-05
FLAP FLAPJACKS IS
 ADVICE TO FLAPPERS

MIAMI, Okla, June 5.-"Flappers, if you must flap, flap flapjacks."
 It's the advice of Miss Orietta Stod- dard, thirteen-year-old schoolgirl and the youngest ordained Methodist min ister in the country.
 Miss Stoddard cares nothing for "cake eaters" The society of shift CTS" means nothing in her young life. She's not against a little harmless Tapping" but she rises to pass out few "don'ts' for the frivolous.
 Don't forget that skirts are more than girdles," she asserts.
 Don't smoke because others are silly enough to do it."
 Don't make dates unless mother approves"
 Don't trade your beauty f.r good time."
 Miss Stoddard, now finishing her school year. will spend her summer vacation, not in joy riding, but in preaching the gospel in the churches in her district.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-06-05
CRAZED MAN ATTEMPTS
 TO MURDER KIEG FAUD

CAIRO, Egypt, June 5.--Consider- able excitement has been created here by an incident which has been inter- preted as an attempt to assassinate King Fraud, the new Egyptian ruler.
 A man, formerly in the employment of the government, forced his way into the royal Abdin Palace and, when ar rested, proclaimed himself the son of Abdul-Hamid, former Sultan of Fur key
 The authorities state that the man has shown signs of mental unbalance, but he was held for atten pting an it. legal entrance to the palace.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-06-05
STATUS OF DOGS HOME
 FULFILLING TO OFFICERS

WEST CHESTER, Pa, June 5. - Township assessors in Maryland and Pennsylvania, near here want to know whether a dog legally lives at the house or the barn of his owner.
 On a nearby farm the house is in Chester County but the barn in Mary land. When the Pennsylvania asses sor calls he find the family dog tied to the barn. When the Maryland as sessor appears with his books the dog is tied at the house.
 So far the dog has not been as sessed.