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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-14
How Thoughtful.

NeWiywed-"Tvei insured my life In
your favor for $4,000. Wlfe-"Oh,
Jack. you will kill yourself trying 20
pay the premiums. How thoughtful
OF youl"--Boston Transcript.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-14
To Discuss Legislation.

The Manufacturers Association will
hold a special meeting in the associa-
iion offices, No. I West Ninth street.
az O'Clock this afternoon. At this
time legislation likely to be presented
a; the forthcoming session OF the Cen
eral Assembly affecting manufac-
turers. and national legislation now
pending at Washington, will be dis
cussed
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-14
HUMAN RADIO OUTFIT.

Inward Thurston says he believes
radio and the so-called occult forces
II think that every human being is a
sort Of wireless station" he explains
some receiving. some sending and
some both. | think that some people
have the power 10 broadcast thoughts
and that other people have the power
TO correctly copy these thoughts. II
we can ever discover the secret Oi
properly tuning our mental apparatu.
I am sure that we viii be able 10 cary
on psychic communications with each
ether with little or no regard for dis
tance"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-14
. ADJUSTMENTS.
STAGE.
rharston at the Play house.

Thur-tcn. the magician. who is at
Tho Playhouse every night this week
and matinee on SATURDAY, delighted
another large audience last night With
bls skill aud magic. This season the
master nccfcmancer il being support
"a by stan of 20 ultra efficient as
slstsni~ aud he he carrying a train
lad U special scenery and mechanical
cffccts together with n good sized
mcnagcrie. containing over loo birds
and animals. Several OF Thurs,on's
featur~, which are brand new. are
lckuowic,igcd 20 be the most battling.
aa well ~ the most artistic. deccp-
tlow ever prcscnted one OF The mod
crn mirtclts. Ancient Chinese Sor-
every. represents the investment Of
rcvcrh thousand a liars and three
vclrs of experimentation. In spite
of this large outlay ~ time and money.
fhV performance of the feat takes up
I've than two minutes. There u also
another very timely and extremely in
tor~uns feature. DO the Spirits Re
tus'lT which i indeed. fascinating
snd hewilder.ng demonstration.
"rhe show.Off at the .ldIne.
comedy playlet The show-oG" is
a. h.g number on the Ald.nc Theatre
rrogram tina; starts today George
k"ly " responsible for the production
another -c of his numerous SUCCESSES
ihai IL winning fame in vaudeville
circles one OF. the artists on the bi''
"a Wilmlngton.an-Bcr Miller. sou
- Mra. Jane p. Miller of sO9 Shall
cru~e avenue. fc is a comedian and
dancer and With his partner. Mis-:
Gcin Murphy. offers a song and danes
novelty. Entertainment IN the form
% most hilart us bit Of comedy 4:
found ia "Nutcomicallties." which
hrngr jams and Whalen 90 Whining
ton. Elsie White. Is a songstress @
personality. The Partisan Trio presen
their own original comedy variet,
ohoring Moving Inn.
Wilmington Players In "ScandaI'.
with Mise Lee smith and kernai
Grips doing full Justice 70 the lead
ing roles ~ the r.ece scandal" ha'
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-14
Claire Windsor and Richard Dix.

Playing at the Majestic Theatre TO
audiences that give visible signs Of
their complete enjoyment, IA Marshall
Nellans newest picture Fools First.
The power Of a woman's love Ia por-
trayed in a captivating manner In the
story Claire Windsor. Richard Dix
and Claude G!llingwater have the
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-14
W iiminrton Players In scandal"

with M,s~ lee Smith and Herman
Grips doing full justice 70 the lead
ng roles ~ tho r,cce. scandal" has
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-14
SCREEN
Vera Gordon at the Arcadia.

Miss Vera Gordon. whose screen
portraitures Of mothers have made
her famous throughout the cinema
world. enjoys a new and very real
triumph by her work In Your Best
Friend" the featured attraction at
the Arcadia Theatre. Miss Gordon ie
scen as Mrs. Myers. widow whose
entire life centered about her two sons,
20 whom she gives all of her affection
and material RESOURCES The thought
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-14

Use Every Evening want ads con
sistently ADV.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-19
TACOMA
Rhodes Bros.
Stone Fisher Co.
Peoples store Co.

having 10 die, n. nm indueemen, for
me 20 take walk.
a. 10 the killing Of poultry and
packing house horrors. am not
guilty OF either. eat no sort Of a
dead animal. and In no case would
demand that others should do for
me what ! would be ashamed 10 do
for myself I would cali Mr.. Atkins
attention 20 the fact that the I'M
speakabls crueities In American
slaughter houses are not counter.
snce in European abattoirs. When
the most shocking crueities are
banned. We may eventually be con.
WINGED that all cruelties are dis.
grace to civilization.
As to the literary persons Mr..
Atkins quotes In favor of hunting
one can easily find literary and
other famous persons advocating or
condoning every crime under heav.
en-. An awakened conscience mus,
look 20 the future. not bark back
to outgrown customs. old preiudices
brutality. stupidity and selfishness.
and his sportsman's prayer does not
Impress me nt all. IL the sports.
man" Is as enthused as he prays
to be. with tho sunset. the waves.
tho trcetops, etc" he will have his
thoughts on something more uplift.
ing than murder. IL the outdoors"
Is prayed to be potent TO heal and
inspire" II shows little healing" TO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-19
The Brains of the Animals

10 assume that the horse has ~ good
a titie TO heaven an tho nvernR. man.
whether u he thru the test Of lnteiii.
E-ncc or the test 81 character. and
there are other more intelligent. tho
few more moral. animals than the
horse.
We are Roinr 10 realize finally
that from the restless rock tand fhr
rock IL restless In its finest PARTICLE
10 the EyratinK insect fiutterlng
around the lamp % human fufiiity
called man. We arr all from a parent
stock. and our brain development.
our mental evolution, our morai--if
any--f~ciInsa are all built up In the
slow processes 81 evolution. and no
species nor order. aye no kingdom
OF creations division. can lay claim
20 any attributes or facilities possess.
ed by ". and not possessed In en-.
bryo by all other kingdoms. orders
and species
Once W. get that id~n TO working
In The human cosmos and ~ac viii
begin 20 1.-Two with nature. and re,
results without spending most OF
our energy trying Co conquer ma
ture and forcing her 10 educate us
by wiping us out
When a man ll,va ms rcnaibiy az
tFco no viii amount 10 something.
ID. y.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-19
Ford Runs ST Miles
on Gallon Of Gasoline

a new automatic vaporixer and
Dccarbonixsr. which In actual test
has Increased the power and mile.
age Of fords from 20 10 so per cent
and at the same time removed every
particle OF carbon from the cylinders
Ia tho proud achievement Of John A.
stranaky. sss South Main street.
rukwana. South Dakota. A remark
able feature OF this simple and mex.
pcnsiye device n that its action ~
governed entirely by the motor. IL
II slipped between the carbure;or and
Intake manifold and can be Installed
by anyone In five minutes without
drilling or tapping with II attach.
al Ford cars have made from 40 20
81 miles on ono gallon OF gasoline.
Mr.. stransky wants 20 place n few
OF these devices on cars In this ter.
ritory and has very liberal offer
TO make TO anyone who is able TO
handhe the business which II sure 10
be created wherever this marvellous
little device IL demonstrated. III you
want to try one entirely at his risix
send him your name and Address TO.
days--Adv.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-19
PIMPLY? WELL DON'T Be
People Notice II. Drive Them
Off With DR.. Edwards
Olive Tablets

A pimply face will not embarrass
YOU much longer II you get a pack.
age OF DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets.
The skin should begin TO clear after
YOU have taken the tablets few
nights.
Cleanse the blood. bowels and
liver with DIR. Edwards Olive Tab
let's, the successful substitute for
calomel: there's no sickness or pain
after taking them.
DIR. Edwards Olive Tablets do
that which calomcl does, and Just
as effectively. but their action is
gentle and safe instead OF severe
and Irritating
No ono who takes Olive Tablets
Is ever cursed with n dark brown
taste" n bad breath. dull. listless.
mo good feeling. constipation. tor.
pid liver. bad disposition or pimply
face.
Olive Tablets arc n purely vcEe.
table compound mixed with olive
oil; you viii know them by their
olive color.
Or. Edwards spent years among
patients afflicted with liver and
bowel complaints and Olive Tablets
arc the immensely effective result.
Take one or two nightly for n week
SEQ how much better you feel and
look. l5c and soc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-19

EftAN"F ANt HA8tt
Irrespective Of the hunters OBJ
lection 10 criticism. stlll believe
IN tho eternal rightncss Of mercy.
the eternal wrongnena of cruelty.
McaarB Monroe and Atkins have
given no excuse At all for the deaths
they annually infiict. except tina,
they like TO. and that other people
do.
As 20 accusation OF rob stuff"
arm not the sobbing sort. II simply
makes me wrathful and utterly dis.
guntcd 10 n~c a well.fed, welidsessed
mmn. apparently decent, apparently
educated. with evidently leisure and
money for all sorts Of recreation.
yet stroll By. dangling a lot Of dead
ducks or pheasants-a miracle OF
color. ruby. purple and wine. green
and scarlet and Eray--a glory of
once Joyous. vigorous. busy life
now piteous. swaylnsN slaxcd-eycd.
blood stained lot Of corpse done to
death unnecessarily mercy that the
faded human might have the "fun"
OF seeing them drop. Any man who
gets his fun that way r. not only
brutal In his instincts but unimag
NATIVE and unInieiliecnt as well.
IL hunters are more and mors
numerous every year" why not call
halt before animal life becomes
entirely extlnct7 The study Of the
form. habits. development and
psychology OF animals in their free
state n a matter OF pleasure and
profit 20 us aud a duty We owe
coming generations TO give them the
same chance This we cannot do
n tho animals and birds are extinct
or no scarce and Wild that we can.
not approach them. Europe can
teach us conservation In this. as
well aa conservation OF wild flowers
and forests.
Mr. Monroe says that all he goes
for Is the pure JOY OF being In the
woods. and cares little whether he
brings home game or not" Why
then does his Joy" break forth
only when the hunting season opens
and why does IL end abruptly when
the season closest IL no doesn't
care about getting game why does
he never go unless loaded down 10
kill everything killable7 1t seems
that this pure JOY" love OF ma.
ture." etc. Ia shown only by
crawling thru underbrush, aklddlng
over logs. crashing thru windfalls,
and for or 10 hours n day. and
often with no dead bird to show
for IT," lie enjoys nature like
barbarian A field glass, a micro.
scope, camera, instead OF a gun
would be of more real profit, OF
higher pleasure, and would leave no
remorse for wounded things. drag
ging Themselves off 20 die. panic.
stricken creatures in hiding, the
mateless at nightfall. hungry and
helpless orphaned young--it would
leave no trail of fear and blood
over an erstwhila happy scene.
As 10 Mr.. Atkins statement con.
corning the meager bag limit. one
blinded. or broken-ioggcd or NOR
tally wounded animal suffers Just
so much whether he be single or
one OF n murdered pack. And the
claim each season Is not n modest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-19

Editor The Star.
Whenever sctvuc. knows enough
TO discover truth as big M a harm
n viii proudly announce that the
bfninn and mlnda. eye and tho spirits
and thought processes 81 the higher
animals. and some Of tho lower. are
in no whit different from tho brains.
mindn. spirits and processes 81 the
hug called man.
Science IN tottsFtng near the edge
of this discovery now. but II hates
to bet SO all precedent and Jump at
an obvious truth.
Instinct. lwredity. environment.
luck VIII no NOR. explain why cow
knows her calf In herd Of 60 than
why mother knows hsr child.
Instinct win no more explain why
a convey Of young quail viii scatter
AZ the approach Of an armed man.
and eontinuc feeding IN pcace when
tho unarmed farmer makes his
rounds of the pastures. than IL will
explain why child comes 10 quit
playing under hornr's hoofn.
y, viii be found again. an u was
once universally ACKNOWLEDGED. tina;
all created things arc nrntient alike.
and that they differ In degree only.
There II no reason 10 guarantees
eternity 20 the master and not TO
the horsc: there arc abundant reasons
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-19

prumm Hardware Co. 1884 North
Proctor.
y. c. Jones a Son. 1903 sixth Ave.
c. 4. Engcr Hardware Co. South
Tacoma.
s.. Tacoma Hardware Co. q. Tacoma.
WASHINGTON TOWNS
Aberdeen - J. w. Baker Hardware
Co: Lewis. Pinckney q Vaughn.
Anacorfes-Anacors Hardware Co.
ArIington-Ariingson Hardware Co.
Auburn-cayanaugh Hardware Co.
BellinghAm - u. b. Furniture Co.;
Thiel q welscr.
Biafne-wolfon & Montforf.
Brrmcrton--Harry Wood Hardware.
Buckiey-fsWkley Hardware Co.
BuriinGton--L. II. Jackson
Ca<hmere--Wm. A. Doeile.
Castle Rork--Geo. s.. Beamslcy.
Centraltn-E. A. Hoiiingworth Hard
ware.
CliehAlis--Powcr a williams.
EximondS-Edmonds Hardware Co.
Everett-Grsnd Leader Dry Goods
Co.: Everett Department Store.
Fernda1e-F. w. Gorsuch-
HoQuiAm-A. v. LeCieasc Hardware.
kelso-cowiitx Hardware 4 Furni-
fure Co. Ross 4 Salisbury. West
kclxo. t
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-19
Where Referendum Is Originated

the lever he pulls N the power that
moves tho car OF progress. but
thinking people are going 10 anaiyxs
the bill itself aud care very little
who arc the first. second or last
person TO claim responsibility for itn
INSCRIPTION.
When cass OF contagious or In.
fictitious disease IN discovered In the
school room II has been tho prac
tlce 81 physicians 20 infect all the
chiidrcn--protectlnE" % them from
the child that was sent home.
Number 10 n designed 10 protect
the parents Ia shielding their
healthy children against this system
OF hyperdsrmic blood poisoning. II
does not deprive anyone who may
crave such an experience. but n tho
practice were popular or even hope.
fui. why all this scramble 60 secure
legal power TO "compell- It's use.
Tn. bin hits the nerve center Of
the graft and n the Christian sclen.
lists arc indorring u my hats of
TO them and glad am for their
numbers.
THE cfIRoPRAcroR
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-19

Editor Tho Star.
In reference 60 J. w. Gilbert's
representation of Mr.. schoil'r I'm.
portancc IN getting bill $50 refer.
cndum measure 49, ready for eract.
mont. am here 20 say that bill
originated In the Public School Pro.
sceiivc league. OF which am mem.
Der And inquiry shows that 4,
was gotten into legal form by At.
torncy Chas. fiutson.
Tho Public School Protective
league membership represents many
different phases OF religious belief.
but We are ONE IN our protest
against taking away tho rights and
responsibilities OF parents and plac.
Ing them IN tho hands Of a medical
monopoly usually referred. TO as
''the state"
We are aware. too. OF the source
OF those fears that tho bin $50
referendum isi win handicap tho
work % controlling" --aino ~ sowing
and canhlng contagious and infce.
tlous diseases
II In not uncommon for enthusi.
asm 20 persuade an individual that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-19
Look for the sOith the Wear-EUer UndoW display
These Stores lOe KNOW, supply you

Ieavenworth-K. & v. 3. Hardxss
Company.
Lyndcn-Lynden Dept. etors; I'm.
crs' Mercantile Co.
demonstrating Hardware O.
Mt. Vernon. Is. Laughlln
Nooksack-N. Y. Rochdal<.
Ohanognn-C- y. Blackwell Z q.
Olympia - Olympia Hardware ca,
Mottman Mercantile CO.
Omak-O'connor Co. Inc.
OrovilIe-Orovliie Commercial o.
Port Angeles-Nastinger Bva
Raymoud--Beil Bros. HARTMAN Ca
Renton - Mcpherson Fuf1Itn
Hardware Co.
Richmond Beach-waIloch HasouDau
q Furniture Co.
Sedro-W ooIley-Fritsch IN. m
ware.
South Bend - D1ssler 3 AnEt1k
Rose Bros.
Stanwood-S,anwood HardUuro O.
Sultan - Sultan Hardware = NJ
ture Co.
Sumas-Thomas Hardwaro q
Sumner-IIinson HardwnsQ ~.
Tonssket--Tonaxket HardNoto y
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. puuk ~
Isenhart Furniture Co.
Yakima - Eckman- Locke 8ne1n
Co: Lcntx Hardware CO.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-19
Get this useful pan TODAY

Wear. Ever" utensils are
made from metal that IL HARD
Eit. TOUGHER NsER.
They are msde from sheet aiu-
minum that has been coidrolled
under enormous pressure for the
purpose Of putting INTO II the
years and years Of SERVICE
that you will get OFT Of IL.
You should not confuse Wear
Ever utensils with thin. fiimsy
utensils that have little more
than y bright finish 70 com
mend them - and whose prices
alone Indicate the kind Of sery.
Ice you may expect.
Get this Wear Ever" Pud.
ding Pan TODAY. Put II In your
kitchen for . rea! service test.
Then. you win KNOW why more
than two million women prefer
Wear. Ever" and Insist upon
getting u. And then. too. you
win KNOW why II pays 70 re-
place utensils that wear out with
utensils that "Syear-Ever."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-19
Lower Light Rates
for North Counties

OLYMPIA. Oct. is.--New reduced
commercial and residential light rates
have been flied with the department
OF public works by the Puget sound
Power 4 Light Co. and the Pacific
Northwest Traction Co. Tho new
rate Is cents per kilowatt hour. and
will apply to all electricity in excess
OF 50 kilowatt hours used by resi-
dence consumers and over 100 such
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-19
Clarke Answers Two Hunters

number" IAfe ~ ausnchcd out Of
hundreds Of thousands Of every sort
Of bird and animal. ! am not no
feeble" that cannot endure the
fatigue Of wood search have
often done "a io.mlic hike that I
doubt " Mfr. Atkins could anywhere
near match In speed or endurance.
Bu, when u comes 10 the health.
ful and invigoratlng exercise" Of
going out especially 10 SHAY some
helpless thing that has never
wrongcd me. ! tell Mr.. Atkins tina,
! nm too decent TO set my ainvig-
Grafton" that way. can get nil
the hcaithfni exercise" I need. with.
out tcrror.strlckcn. rnangied bird
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-19

Editor The Star:
on behalf OF tho COMMITTEES which
undertook the observance OF Better
Homes week. aa part Of the nation.
wide movement. wish 90 give ex.
preston 70 our thanks and apprccia.
ton for the splendid spirit of co.
operation demonstrated by Tho Star.
Indeed. Il II a source OF much salts.
faction 10 us TO know that the press
was largely instrumental IN making
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-19

blow the head off a startled rabbit.
or inspiration" 10 watch a deer
writhe In It's death agonics. or the
miserable Topping down Of home
seeking bird.
Hope In the morning---for what7
Something 10 kali
'-Contentment at night"-over
what7 Satisfied counting OF the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-19
Alaska to Be Given
a Federal Building

Plans for AlsskA's first federal
building have been submitted 10
Seattle po~toffico heada for inspcc.
ton. The specifications call for a
$4,000 structure. three stories
high and covering half block. a,
Coriova. Alaska. IL " expected
that construction will begin early
In 1874.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-19
Use this to Stop
Neuritis Pain

no matter whore your pain Is To-
Sated-tn the back. shoulders, arms,
,vks or ioins-you can get relief
the nerves.
most people do not know that
ssela,iea, rheumasisr,. neuralgia. bad
sss'n, colds and other ailments often
nation
The quickest way to reach the dis
, vIseu nerves Is by absorption. That's
mol Is applied over the spot where
,sVu feel the pain. and Is salsen up
snnoush the pores of the skin. 1t
r ra. and heals the inflamed
healthy condition.
ssmol contains no dope--no pol
son. absolutely harmless.
AM mood supply OF Tysmol from
Txs re1eole druggist. Price 81. The
ss'noi company, Mfg. Chemists. 400
s~''ef ST. San Francisco.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-19

TufIs 2.quart "Syear-Ev~r"
l. Pudding Pan which reru'
larry sells for SOS II OF.
fered 10 you now nj tsc - and
for n rrason.
Because we know that II you
once USE n Wear Ever" aiu.
minnm kitchen ui~nsii you AL
WAYS will look for the swear.
Ever" trade mark ON the bottom
of EVERY cooking utensil you
buy.
That Is WHY We are making
II unusually Easy for you TO
TKf "tSear-Eyer."
Tho fwoquart 'Wesr.Ev~r"
Pudding Pan ha. bern chosen to
show you the difference be-
tween @Near. Ever utensils and
the ordinary kind because II has
such n grvsf number Of daily
nses In any kitchen. And the
more you will use a "wear-
Ever utensii. the more con-
WINGED you win become that
wear. Ever" utensils ARE dit.
ferept frum The ordinary kind.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-19
RINGsIpE rERyOR

You don't object TO fiappcrs at
prizo fighter
mo. I'm willing 20 make conces-
sions to the modern young woman.
but II seems to me that maldenly
modesty curls up and dies when
somebody's bobbcd haired daughter
jumps to her feet and yells. Lead
with your left. kid. and hit him In the
slatsP Paul Cook in Birmingham
Age. Herald.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-19
Some More Letters
From Star Readers
Better Homes Week" a Success

the week a complete success In every
way.
We feel thu. thru our efforts. Bet,
ter Homes week will create renewed
interest In the establishment Of bet.
ter home. which In tho Fundamental
idea Of the movement which has be.
como nationwide.
Again with assurances OF our mp.
probation OF tho cooperation shown.
! am, very truly yours.
HERBERT A. acHOENFELD.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-19
FOR ITCHING I0RIM


There Is one remedy that s'.a'n
fails to stop itching torture - =
lleve skin Irritation. and that Ae
the skin soft. clear and healSu
Any druggist can supply - ~
Zemo. which generally oveF
skin diseases. Eczema Itch r
pies. Rashes. Blaekheads. n ~
cases give way TO zemo. ffe9'nF
~. minor blemishes disappear ee''
night. Itching usually Hop y
stantly. zemo is q safe. sn'HP
liquid. clean. easy 70 W.
pendablc. II costs only s3c z
extra large bottle. S1.oo. y
itively safe for tender 2
skins.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-19
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besa earve1. AZ se~se-
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go Wtsn tie 80 ~ .
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sa1. sh<ssesss. ! ssvs .
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Afsss bssstfsse ] msls
. o>esesosss rice puddssa
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vhstAes Z would Gshs
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-19
SEATTLE

spelEer A uurIbu,. end and Union.
The hon Aarche. End and Union.
crose Rankin Co. 9Th and Pike.
Ernst Hardware Co. 9TH and pike.
standard Furniture Co. I'd and Pine.
Campbell Hardware Co. szs lat Ave.
Drcnsiar Hardware Co. 4ssi univer.
atty Way.
Crunhaum Bros. 9TH near Pine.
Ballard Hardware Co. s.oi Ballard
Ave.
wocdlawn Hardware Co. Green
Lake Station.
Pioneer Hardware Co. e.s LIST Ave.
Knowles Hardware Co.. s<12 Fire.
mont Ave.
Grnyson a Brown. 1850 Rainier Ave
Olympic Hardware Co. 1921 LIST Ave.
u. iiauser. Rainier Ave. and Rose 81.
waIlingford Hardware. n. s5ih and
Burke.
Keefo a w'eslow store. 5s2s Rainier
Ave.
Ross Marche. 5s2, ard Ave.
Mt View Hardware Co, 1900 Aurora
Ave.
TACOMA