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New-York tribune., 1922-12-12
DISSOLUTION OF MARRIAGE

SUPREME COURT. SEW YORK COUNTY. .
IN the Mater of the Application o.
CATHERINE GOULD. Plaintiff. fof The Dis.
solution of Marriage under chaptel 20 -
rRASK GouLD' Drfenasn,s 10 Tiiii
ABOVE NAMED DEPENDANT PLEAS =
TAKE NOTICE that pursuant 10 40 order -
Ar. Justice pfofgs v. Mmlan, dated thr siA
DAY 0f Decenbcr. 1892 and nlsd with iEg
petition of Catherine Gould IN me oilfe ~
ths Clerk of tho County of New lork. i
which n appears t1at the SAID 'aihfrlui
Gould has exercised Jye dhigtneo IN mlkins
you are living. end that no such e,iiencc has
been found 0nd that you have 1hreuicd YOU &.
ssif for more than i've succestife ieafs la.t
past without being known a. Catherine Coz.
10 b living curirT that tine ant thai "a :.
Catherine Gould beiieyev you 20 he desd. ~
hearing OF ssid Petition VII ne helf AZ N9o-
ciai Term Pan III. Of tho f1p. 60 c'.. =.
New York County al the County Court iQnsr.
No. 40 chambers street. borough ef Nsnhai /.
sap, CITY of SeN YORK. on the 25d day ~
Fcbrus ~, 1872, az 10 O'Clock IN The forenoon
OF that DAY. or a. soon thereafter a. counsel
can Be- heard az which Time proof 0f ne 81
legations contained IN ne petition shall -
taken and an application made Tor IN oris I
Gould and Frank 0ouid.
Datsd New York. December sih 1872.
cath.rine Gould, Petitioner. MAtTiN
cATTs. Attorney fer Pei, .oner, ~ ,,, Ws.s .,t
COULD Ths foregoing notice 4 served UPON
YOU by pahiieation pursuant 20 an order
Hon. George v. Nuiian, q Jusiics - tr'
Supreme Court q the state of New yori>
aisd With ths TstiiIon = ths once e lh,
CLERK Of the County Of New York.
DATED Ner York. Decef1her tih. 1921.
Martin Cats. Attorney for Petitioner, Onics
ana 2. o Address 40 West f1nd street. Bor>
oush Of Manhattan. New York civ.
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BakhmeieG Enters Business

Doris A. bckhmctcn. f0rmer Ambas-
srdor Of Russia "a the United States an
nouneed yosterdat the. opening Of an
from pclit.cnl life a card announcing
gives his occupation ns Consultation
and advice on engineering, economies
and finance in matters connected with
foreign busincss, and his adrdcss as
Rector Street
New-York tribune., 1922-12-12
'.Mnnon Lcscaul'' ai lhe Opera

The seasons second performance of
puecinis "Manon Lcscaut" opened the
NTH week at the Metropolitan Opera
House last night. with Nine. Aida sgain
in the part of the misguided heroine.
Mr.. Gigli, replacing Mr Johnson as
Des Grioux. was iu good voice and
made much Of his most dramatic scene
IN the third act. A. before, MeNrs.
Scotu and Didur took the parts OF
Lcscaut and Gcronte, while Mr.. Papi
conducted
New-York tribune., 1922-12-12
PUBLIC NOTICES

BEEKAiAS STOVE AND FURNACE coM.
PASY-. Notice is hereby given that the coo
parfn.r-hip heretofore existing hefr'e JOIN
A. D9nahfr and AdOlph =. Schrter. doing
business az the Beekman Stove and flfnaca
Company az - ilecifman a.. New iors tiN.
hss been this day dissolved b. mi'nll con-
DATED Se~ York CITY Nov Is. 1929.
join A. DANAHill
ADOIpH l.. .scHRADl.N
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picrne Opus Given
~ Premiere Here
By New York Trio
,..l,y Peitis Offers Piano
ss,s Rsci,al of Merit; City
symphony Continues to
Manifest Improvement

-, cuidi, Cornelius Van Vlied
s'.S.. '.,...,ce ccdlcr, known collectively
= 4, New York trio. were heard for Tor
= z. - ,.. this season. yesterday
N hfs' a. 'aeoliau Hall. playing, not
ersslng 49, ,, the novelty Of the even
. is,sus''GSs is,.. Gabriel Pierrc's Trio in G
isr h,ss sS-a work that which Of
si..s..,;.,stiy VI French atmosphere, might might
. lsSsSs .sS 70, g modern ,,pns sIsvtS re
g. .., u'r'l " lpesussy, there were re Others cS
~ ~ 4. .egFssilIo" Flo,,. was wi's 81 Cesar rs
ftneh o. M agreeable. II was mclO-
~ renesa.s not saying; Mr.. Pierri
fcss, va ~. and develop a theme with
srle hsns' ''" 70 fish Il up from an
~ s sosisssd sound. only TO drop
New-York tribune., 1922-12-12

turc to raise Christmas funds for the
children of both organizations.
The picture. which Dr. OF two reels,
Is "The Night Before Chfistmas' and
u adapted from the poem of DR.. Moore
The picture viii be shown no the Plaza
Hotel on Saturday morning at n
o'clock and will be- distributed By
regular channels throughout the eoun-
49,
New-York tribune., 1922-12-12

JOHN p. CASE. 80. lS.oss Otto Joha
Muller. 10. f7.ts2f Mabel r. Thsysr. 80.
fszss-'rAKE NOTICE Unless soar con
tract within ave days Is paid fo date th1
forfeiture clause VIII BE- enforced. con
tract number IL indicated after name.
v. 4. MEAcIIAN = son. 30 Park Roe,
New York ~ w.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-12
''Night Before Christmas
Film for French Children

IL was announced yesterday that the
American Committee for Devastated
France, Of which Ambassador Herrick
Is the president, and the Maternity
Center, whose president Is Miss Mabel
Choate, have produced a motion pic
New-York tribune., 1922-12-12
FOR SALE

4 sAFE ,~AY TO MY a TYPEWRITER.
Ne sell sii makes rebuilt and cqu1l -
new, To prove N Nr VIII rent ~ from one
20 slx months and app ali rental uD ID
six months on purchase. keep o ln rff-
feet 0-dsr during tine rented aud o0s yetr
sfter n yos buy ~. Can you ask for a
fgirtr proposition
RENTAfS 3 MONTHS s. ~
TYPEWRITER SALES COMPANY. INC
cortiandt -. Dortlandf 1889,
New-York tribune., 1922-12-12
AUCTION SALES

cIIATTEL MORTGAGE SALE fake no.
tlcs that I. H. schiells Aucilonoer. vii
sell az public suction all he chatieis. o..
lures and apportcnances contains IN prem
ises. 52G sth ay.. as Inventory under "a
certain mortgage made by Ansonie Bafory
and Lunch 60. by reason Of oefeuit W.
der the terms and conditions Of said MOT.
gage to-day. December i,. 1924. az 9.31
e. M.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-12

Ey.rEAcHERs OR EDUCATED WoMEN.
Three attractive traxehng posaii. inns seheo,
iinss pavs succsssful representative 'l,eyY
- a. e0o plus railroad fare. Personsl9
snd initlatlvs requifed. Expefiencs unnsess- unn.,,
sary. Ages 2i-io. Z. T., BoH lts' stsiioh
r.. Manhattan
New-York tribune., 1922-12-12

.;: ss;:, Is:s Ss..s, ,.;i q IT,. r.: "a s;s
New-York tribune., 1922-12-12
Lsundrsssss

tAtjNpREss cHAMBERAAiD - Neat:
vourr; thoroughly experienced exeelien.
yefsrences. te6 Mre Naeons Agency ~
Il ttth. Murray Ilill tIIs.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-12
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
LOST. FOUND AND RmARp

IOfT-Bar pin With diamond lsaves hrf
paris iosf Saturday between or n Grand
Central 6taiion. lord a Taylor o. Jsntgyns
eth Avenue and 3sth st, Reward n returned
20 ,, u. Yandsysr, 1910 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-12
GOvsrucsses. Etc.

oovERNEFs. French: eity OF country. sx.
csptlonai Miss Pitfgsfalds b9rsau se'
New-York tribune., 1922-12-12

Loer-rwo Pstiness dors Belonging 20 tiss
Jeanne EaReisi male brown female. white
with brown spots. Answer 70 names Of
liberal revard No questions asked. Apply
20 Thomas Bloom. representative MAXINE
Elliott Thsatrs.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-12
Day Workers
General HOusevork.rs, Etc.

tfor-sEwoRRER. capable cook and watt
rets. apartment preferred So; long rel
.rences shea's Agency. 6 East fist 81
Murray Hill GIG
New-York tribune., 1922-12-12

LoeT--Jads earring. a. hs,ropoliian opsra
House. 10th street lobby, isst friday
evening. flsass return 70 Tiasny q Co.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-12

cTtAAfBERAfAID MAID. young French nonn-
an. excellent maid. good ,eafs fs.f.
snee. l.. Miss Hofmayor's Agency ~ Lsss
isd 81 ID noor Tel $50 Murf~y iiNI'
New-York tribune., 1922-12-12

trorsEwoRKERs. Finnish sirlg; aiso
lately landed Agency, - East izoth o.
Harlem tt1t.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-12

we PAY hlghes, possible price for fgrri'Gre,
pianos brlc-R -brac. books, works of 40
entire apartments and houses bought ihuN
"a University Place. Phone stuyFfsant 2lIf.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-12
Lost Bankbooks

LosT-Banhbook No is2st1. North River
Savings Rank ~ W. siih Street. Pay
msnt stopped. Finder please return 20 bank.
LosT-Hanhbook No ts701 of 0reenvich
Savings Bank, 2tt Sixth Ave- y. Y. CITY.
Payment eiopped plsase return d hank.
LOST Benkhook No 3Tls1i Of Greenwich
Savings Bank. 7N Sixth Ave. n. y. CITY.
Payment stopped. Please rstuTn 20 bank.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-12

HoUsEwoRKER. young good manager. e..
cellsnt cock. Miss Fi,zgsraid's bureau Se'
tth as.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-12
BUSINESS CARDS
Diamonds, Jewelry. Etc.
Furniture

DIAMONDS bought and sold for cash. AZ
yice free. Bonnett. ils Bway. 20 foor
New-York tribune., 1922-12-12

COOK; good. plain: also elaborate; $50
ts5 wsiilers Agency 70 West tsd'
New-York tribune., 1922-12-12
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE
Chambcrmaids

ct,.,tnrRsfA WAITRESS young Norvf.
risn: city apartment tall; neat; ,pSse,.. s-pss,s.
Rsenssv no Eart isd ST., 81 door Tel ss''
Murray I'LL.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-12

ctrAMBERsfAID WAITRESS - Young
neat: thoroughly experienced wininf'
oAiiging. very highly recommended; iss'
Nrs- Mason's Agency i1 y. iith
New-York tribune., 1922-12-12
The Straus City

IF we could group to-
gether, in one city, all
the buildings financed
by S. w. Straus 81 Co.,
New-York tribune., 1922-12-12

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, yognS ia9s t,,,s-
oughly capable exceptional N's'
eeraid's bureau. 506 9th aN'
New-York tribune., 1922-12-12

AIRS. KEHP's AGENcV-High- grade col.
orrd meids; references 2isg lth sw
Audubon 1855.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-12
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES
Domestic HelB

ALEXANDER's AGENCY. sst wsst iiita
uth sys). aornlntsids i5fi. nsusss
domestic help
New-York tribune., 1922-12-12

THIS drawing represents a COM
l. posite eity-made up from actual
photograph, Of few out Of the thou
sand, OF buildings financed under the
Sfrdus Plan.
Among the prominent structures
which will be recognized in this
"Straus City" arc the Fisk Building.
Canadian Pacific Building, Pershing
Square Building and Hotel AmbSs's.
dor, New York; Drake Hotel and o9o
Lake Shore Drive. Chicago, Dallas
County State Bank Building, Dallas.
Texas The Statler, Bufalo. n. vi
iols Chestnut Street Office Building.
Philadelphiai Kaufman Department
Store, Pituburghi Stuyvesant Apart.
ment Building, Bufaloi The Olmsted,
Clevelandi Consolidated Syndicate
Building. Los Angeles; and the
francesca Apartments, San Francisco.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-04
CynG[hia Grey /:
Friend Husband Receives Loue Letters From Other
Women-Faithfa Wife Of Years Asks What TO DO
With Him

Dear Miss Grey What do you think OF married man
who receives letters from other who call him their
lover and say they wish he back with them aganf
good wife and the only trouble is that have been
too easy with him all my life
What you think could be done 10 him in this case2
Have yo shoon him the lettersP II you hdVen do So ~
Is better tresh such things ont openly than TO eat your
heart ont in secret Ask him for explanation for it Is
possible that 10 might not be true.
10 u.s. there is little for vou to do anything TO him IN
the matter Of punishment That does not accomplish any
thing, bat uiU give both Of you unioecome publicity.
OF hen Grant husband IS found out one IS I'M
cined to think that all the blame his shoulders 10 may
be, but again. IL may not be.
You hare been true wife, bat 'cdnts something
more than a toife that is true That is expected Of 0ond',
much is Of Have you also been an interesting
and sympathetic pal aud sweetheartf
man ulap look for loUe outside his home, and some
times is there Isn't enough Of spontaneous affec-
ton bv has fireside .
Talk Nth him calmly and firmly; dnalvze honestly the
possibilities Of your delinquency and then let him knoc
that you cannot live ,oith pho is afaithfm II you
treat the matter ia that light accomplish much more
than you by filing OF the handle, and possibly jumping
out Of the fryno pan into the fire.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-04
1922 Record of
Pedestrians Hit
by Automobiles

No0--A. r. Radish. ssi Fourth
OCL ave. NJ. was knocked down
at Westlake ave. and Harrison st..
Friday, by an auto driven by Claude
johnson, 1929 <2nd ave. 8. w. Rad
lsh was unhurt.
Ho0-Mrs. Samuel Cline. Of
700 Thomas IT. and Melroso ave.
was slightly bruised Friday when a
car driven by Katherine +. McCol.
lister. 1890 u. esrd st.. struck her at
Second ave. and Pike at.
co I-Tho small son Of Mrs. n.
OO~f H. Riddle, 6657 18th ave. N.
To-. was run down near tho family
homo Thursday by an unknown driv.
er. who carried the lad to his mother
after the accident. The boy was
bruised
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-04

OAKLAND. Gal. Dec. <.--In
strange ana dramatic manner science
has found genius springfng from .
mating which caused one OF the
greatest national Jurors OF the past
decade.
Each year a $4,000 search Il car.
ried on by Stanford university pay.
biologists for wonder children"
children Of extraordinary ability and
talents. for children that may 10
placed In tho genius class" This
fund Is appropriated by Boston NO.
ciety for the research work.
This year the search took pr. Dor.
othy Yates. ono OF the staff Of Prof
Louis Ternsn. to the modest home
hsre Of Gunfiro Aoki. japanese
psychologist and scholar. And thu.
was a bolated stamp of approval
placed by science upor wedding
which "a years ago crearrd small
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-04

hurricane of discussion thruout the
nation and the world. IL was the
first marriage Of japanese TO an
American woman In the West.
Aohl. after he,ng refused a mar.
rinsv ceremony In California and
Portland. was married In Seattle 20
Helen Frances Emery. daughter OF
the late ArchdeacoN John A. I:mesy
OF the Episcopal church. Tho mar.
riaEe was opposed alsaS by the arch.
deacon. who died recently In London.
Tho AoiSis, once the storm sad sub.
sided. settled quietly down and Sens
all hut forgotten Meanwhile they
hnd reared. under their own methods
and program. a nmliy Of nv. chill.
drsn--four of school aEe-and those
children were shn'king such raro In,
teIlig~nee that attention Of the
wonder child" seeker. was called "a
them.
For several months the children
wer~ under observation. special tests
being given by DIR. Yates. Today
tho scientists pronounce them aa DO.
longing 90 the genius class"
What 10 tho formula for raising
rcniusssT
Mr.. and Mrs Aoki smile at this
question.
The only rule have ever en-.
forced In this household" says Aoki.
In that tho children must drink a
glass Of salt water and take a cold
hath each morning.
You wee, our children have not
boon subject 90 disciprne. M the
word n known. We have LET zach
grow up IA an individual and express
hts or hor indlviduaiistio beliefs and
thoughts. have always believed
that children should be gardeners
that flowers and plants can have an
amazing Influence over shstn. Sc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-04
OTHER ROADS TO
ADVERTISE WEST
u. p, Milwaukee, C. P. and
Admiral Line to Help

Advertisement OF the Northwest
BY other railroads than the 'fiin-
roads. which have appropriated a
million dollars for Northwest pub.
licity. has been announced 20 the
Seattle Chamber OF Commerce.
Union Pacific. Milwaukee and Can.
adam Pacific railroads and tho "A.
mirM steamship line will increase
their advertising budgets TO aid In
immigration TO the Coast section.
The Admiral line win extend Its
tourist cruises 20 Alaska and try TO
interest visitors In May and Sep
TENDER Journeys TO the territory TO
prevent congestion during the mid.
summer months.
BY A. p. Chapman. Jr., assistant
general passenger traffic manager
OF the Milwaukee. outlines the route
and contents OF the 6o-foot car OF
Northwest products which viii tour
Middle Western states TO interest
farmers In that section In possihiii.
ties In the Pacific Northwest. North
west products win be shown exciu-
siveiy. The car will leave Seattle
December ! and tour until March l..
The Union Pacific and Canadian
Pacific lines have authorized an In
crease In publicity funds to assist
In Pacific Northwest development.
The policy OF the railroads in this
section IL similar 20 the advertising
campaign undertaken by the Califor-
MIA railroads for the southern states.
March issues OF national puhiica.
tons will contain the first article
IN the 1923 Chamber OF Commerce
publicity campaign. II was an.
nounccd by tho publicity depart
mcnt. Newspaper displays IN prom
tnent papers win be used as fol.
low.ups.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-04
Pcge Mr..
Homer BrefC

Dear Miss Grey: Being an inter-
estSd reeder Of HON. Brew'n column
rest where he was discussing the
subject Of soups. and no said that
they couldn't make soup out OF spin
ach. anyway. for which he was
thankful. For his information ] am
scnding tho recipe for spinach soup.
which hope he will have tho pleas
urc Of trying
Take a. much spinach when boiled
as Win half fill q vegetable dish; two
quarts OF clear stock. Make the
cooked spinach into balls the sire OF
an cgg. and put Thorn into the soup
tursen. Sincerely. A READER.
IT'S shame Homer should hare
made such mistake. We might re-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-04

ground. There han never been a
spanking or a slap under our roof.
That's one thing that In not per.
mi,ted. A child must ba educated
out Of wrong. no, punished out Of u.
chiidrrn must know. no, fear. That's
a fundamental principle with US.
Music. books and art ara as much
Of their daily ufc as play or school.
Those things are very important"
Dorothy. at 10. already publishes
a family Newspaper on her type
writer. II appears zach Sunday.
All OF them. the scientists hold.
viii make valuable contributions 10
the world some day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-04

Miss ORGY will receive callers
In her office Monday. wednesday
and Friday. from 10 . .. m. and
on Tuesday and Thursday from
n a. m. 20 ~ IN. each week.
Please do not come AT other times.
az u seriously interfcres with her
writing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-04
Western Union Head
Dies in Colorado

GREELEY, Colo. Dec. <.---wiiiiam
Nelson Fashbaugh. 81. vice president
OF the Western Union Telegraph Co.
died AZ hospital here Sunday. fol.
lowing an operation for peritonitis
Fashhaugh came here from his home
In New York. q year ago. for his
health.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-04

rerse the old line ~Too many cooks
spoa the broth" and sav-nof enough
cooks map spot the broth Yoa see.
Homer Brs,e IL only an amateur yet
" tho art OF cookery but zoe enter
taia great hopes for MIN. frusf bv
printing pour recipe ~ hdcv az least
partially recftfsed hia mistake.
what kind Of people live on IT,
huron island and how far IL 10 from
Los AnKeissT
Ttburon island IL srfshin TOO mites
Of Los Angeles On " a lost tribe
Of sGrdges lire tchose rery name u
knonn TO bur sei1. THIS tribe has
never been tanned. upliffed or euen
exhibited. Yet u q older perhaps
than the As,ecs ~ may erca Be the
last nrfnc fragments Of the Areys-
con obosigires These strange peopic
are called the SERBS and they tnhabit
a lonely rock called 7sbnroH IN the
Gpff Of California, Thcss Hcrss arc
kroicn as there's and Killers and Il
a said that long ago fhcv trerc c1r-
nfbafs
Have ths natives Of Africa any
Handkerchief
/ They dfsplav considerable tnccnuify
IN the manufacture o. v>npors. IN
the scortts0 o. iros. IN the ,coaving
o. nets. cloth and baskets FROM byrd
grasses. IN the dressing Of shine Of
nrs~ais. IN ne structure Of fhesr
tents ard household wfensl. and "
fhs vurtoas implements and objects
Of sss IN o barbarous rate Of socsssy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-04

HooUIAM-Aihert q. Rockwell
Rendered banquet by directors OF
First National hank OF Hoauiam.
safter completing Is years OF service
In hank.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-04

Star readers who would IKE
suggested menus and recipes for
the Christmas dinner. covering
turkey. chicken. goose and duck
viii receive a bulletin on the sub
Jet by writing 20 tho Washing
ton Bureau OF the Seattle Star.
1873. New York ave. Washington.
D. C.. and inciosinG two cents In
stamps for postage.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-04

DID the ancient cliff dw-iiers use
tobacco In their religious ceremonies
Yes. According TO the Science ssrp.
zee. rswher Of clay pipes recently
found on a shrine IN a ceremonial
room IN the prehistoric ruins IN Mesa
Verde national park Indicates that
smoking pas part Of fh~ religious
ceremonies among fhrss ancient In
dsans Tho ceremony sons probably
connected rtfh agriculture. fhe rain-
cloud being fyptfssd BY tho cloud o,
Tobacco smoke.
What - the easiest way 20 shell
chestnuts for chestnut stuffing1
Out a haif-tnch cash on flat ssdes
and put IN an omeief pom, oiioioino
ore-haif teaspoon butter 10 each cur
81 chesfnnfs Shake opcr range snssl
butter "a melted Put IN open and ief
stand nve minutes. remote from open
and scsfh a small krifs fake of shells.
Bv THE method sheIffnc and bldnoh-
ING IL accomplished az the same time,
as s'sins adhere to shells
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-04
Mss MARGARET II. WEER,

former Red Cross civilian relief
worker In Omsk. Siberia, left Be-
attic Monday for Now York. from
whore she will sail on tho &. q
Bcrengaria for Europe. Miss Wccr
viii spend three months abroad.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-04

Every druggist here guarantees
each package Of ~pape's Cold Com
pound to break up any cold and end
grippe misery In a few hours or
money returned. stuffincss. pain.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-04
Sugge
Pound-Package
Writing Paper
At 29c Pkg.

White only, In a pleas
ing linen-finish. Pound
package, at zoe.
Envelopes to Match:
package of "a envelopes,
at Zoe package.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-04

headache. feverishnesa infiamsd or
conEcsted nose and head relieved
with first dose. These safe. pleasan,
tablets cost only q few cents and
millions now take than instead Of
slckentng quin,ne.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-04
Correspondence
Cards, Csc Box

In Pink. Buff. Gray or
white: 2-quires gilt-edged
cards and envelopes. 36c box.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-04
Writing Paper
At Sl.OO Bon

Pleasing quality white
Writing Paper. with f-auires
paper and envelopes IN neat
Dor, at 500.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-12-04

T UNUSUALLY good quality 'Kerchiefs, with goo
v looking initials Packed six in neat box, reat
for presentation. An ideal gift attractively price
at 35c each; 3 for $1.OO or Box of 6-$2.OO.
THE DOWNSTAIRS sTo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-05-20
The Black and-White

The black-and-white edition of
that convenient sized brooch
which is just the right length to
fasten the Peter Pan collar of
today $50