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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-07-17
In ~farnoso Director
de escenas elogia
ODD.

TO, Acosta Spino, de Ponce, Puerto
Rico, Ell prueba ue agradecimiento,
quiero hacer todos los IGNORES posi-
bles a la d. D. D. Company, 3S45 Ra-
vernwood Ave, Chicago, E. U. A., Dor
ell beneficio obtenido cen SUI medical
mento LAVOL, pues me encontraba
afectado de una erupci6n en- cast to-
do el cuerpO, y desru6s de haber usa-
do miles de otros remedies, solo con
dos frascos de LAVOL que consegui
en- la farmacia, Y dos que recibi direc-
to de la compania mcncionada, he me-
dorado notablemcnte y espero que,
~continuanGo ell uso de dicha medicina
por un POGO mas de tempo me we're
Iibre nor complete del NAL de la piel
muy p-onto.
Sirva este como prueba a cuantos
intentan Dsarlo.
Sin mas, ~quedandoles agradecido,
irmo, autorizandolos para reproducir
mi testimonio.
ACOSTA SPINO, (frma).
Product0r y Director de escenas en-
la Vigie Film Estudio.
Ponce, Puerto Rico.
LAVOL Sc VENDE EN- TODAS !
LAS FARMACIAS.
Obtenga un frasco de esta locion
hoy mismo. IA quien 70 convence ell
case del Sr. Acosta Spino? Pruebe
I'd, desde luego, ell remedio para cual-
Quier enfcrmedad.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-07-17
A Y s O

POr Ia prcsente Sc no.
tifjca a tOdas aquellas
persOnas que tengan
cr6ditOs cObrable con-
ira Ia Succession de Her
mimic Suarez Suarez,
para que dontro del
t6rnino de 40 DIAS,
presenter suS recla-
maciOncs con los CO.
~rrcspOndicntes COM
%pr0bantes bajo jura-
MEMO, Ell las Oficinas
del abogado del admit
nistrador judicial del
CauSante, il C.. Coll
Y Cuchi, Allen No. 80,
San Juan, PtO. Rico.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-07-17
fEs P~rincesG?

MuchO Sc ha divag&do acerca de la
verdadera filici0n de la DANA rubis.".
Unos dicen que eS de baja extraction
Y judfa. OtlCs aseguran que es real
mente PliinceSa. AnEdcn que de sol
terra Sc llamaba Sokowska. V que era
tan bella, que su m:rido, Snciano f'a
ochenta amos v Principe Wienicwska.
no v&cil0 Ell unirsc Il ella. Otros df-
cen que Ell tftul0 es de su familia. que
es cristiana y que Sc case con ell vie
jo indio rico para ro,lcar slls THU
los.
NOsotros no afirmamos mi negamos.
Al juez incumbe establecer la veryla-
dera filiaci0n de tan extrana mujer.
S0l&mente kdiremOs que en- Suiza V en-
Italia, sc tiene por a~utGntico el tftulo
Y por autenticoS les documentos de
identidad %presentadoS para co:npTo-
barle.
(Continu&ri.)
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-07-17
JULIO -.

Bull Insular Line VS. Ramon C6rdo-
va ct. al. Mandamus. Comparecie-
ron las parties Y ell LcdO. A. P. Rodrf-
guez solicit0 la suspension de Ia Wis
"a por sentirse enfermo. La COrte,
sin oposici0n por la parte, accede a la
suspension. Y ordena Sc transfiera es-
te senalamientO para ell u del corrien-
, te.
Alberto, r. BiascOchea VS. Pauline
Pumareda. Acci6n neg. de servidum-
bre. CelebradO ell juiciO con a~sistencia
de las parties, la Corte concede a ca
da parte 10 dfas para presentar ale
gatos.
Francisco Reyes. Testamentarfa.
La Corte aprueba las operaciones di-
visorias Y adjudicaciones hechas por
el COntadOr Partidor de los bienes
relictOs al fallecimiento de d. Ramon
Reyes Pefla.
Korber Y Co. VS. Juan Ramirez Mu-
ilUZ. (ODIO tie ulllefO. "A mOclUll de Ia
demandante, Ia COrte ordena al Mar
shall del Primer Distrito, que venda
en- pdblica subasta, dentro del t6rmi-
n de cinco dfas, despues de fiiados
los avisos Y enviado copia al deman-
dado, los $40 sacos de azdcar que es-
tan depositados en- SUI nombre en- ell
muelle No. 5 de San Juan.
Margarita Vidal. Nomb de defen-
sor. La Corte nombra a Da. Carlina
Vidal de Pinero, defensora legal del
menor Jose Joaquin Garcia Luina Y
Vidal, para que 10 representa- Ell Ia di-
vision Y adjudication de los bienes
pertenecientes a la sOciedad de ganan-
ciales entire los peticionarios Y ID. Ma
nuel Garcia Luina.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-07-17
entenderse @rectamente con la Que
Una c~asualidad.

HablandO ode esa POLKA, de In muer-
te tlel asegurado, del tetanO y de la
pOlacG, nos decfa anOche I'm conocido
agenlte de SECURES que son demasiadas
casualidades las que sc han reundO
en- este sunto. AL preguntarle como La
Union y FL F6nix, M han pedidO ser
parte en- el prOcesn o contest0
"Tienc tantos %protectores la polaca -
Realmente produce ~extraLleza que Ia
compGifa aseguradOra no haya hechO
malta para defender esas $4,000 peso
tas, cuando tan frecMentes es poner
dificlltades al psgo de segurOs que
6frccen la mas pequeila duda.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-07-17
I'm catento tdrtGro.

I'm doctor, del cual nos ocuparemOS
a su debidO TEMPO, ha dichO que Ia
polaca cojeG un poquito, a c%onsecuen-
cia de una luxacion de I'M dedo del
pie. Tambi9n ha dichO que precisa-
mente por esa ccjera estsba preocupa-
da esa sonora v hasta pens0 en Ope-
rarse.
81 TODD 10 que cTlenta csc doctor es
como ESQ, serd precise recOnOcer
que no sabe nj jOts de medicinal o
que Sc complacen ell cOntar cuentOs
tartarOS.
;Sera Ia del t6tGno como 10 de la
coiera?
La Princesa Wiezniewsks es, en-
efectO cola pero esa cOjera no eS mo-
tivada por NADIA de ningIn dedo, nj
aiquiera del pie. Ii. cojera es de, pier
ma o, mejOr dicho, de cadeA v tan
pronunciada, que La obliga a cSminar
con I'm pronumciadO movimiento de ba-
lanceO. Esa cojera es Ia causa die
que caste siempre botas, bastGntes al
tas, cash Siempre de cor1ones, no So
10 para que La sujeten bien ell pie, 81
no par que aprisionen la pierna, cen
frecuencia 'ulcerada.
La causa de La cojera no es nj trau-
matica nj accidental. Els pura Y sim
plemente especffica, siendo incOmpren-
sible que siendO doctor no Ia haya
c~omprobaGO. Cuand0 vino a Espaiia
pOr primera vez no ere cola todayfa.
En- el prOceso suizo, donde eonsta
con todd detalle Ia filiaci6n de la
Princesa Wieznfewska, figuran ell de-
tale de l& cojera y SUI causa.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-07-17

, Tn buen dfs lego al Ritz II prin-
cesa que, con SUI cara anin.atla, pare
cfa una ~princesita de cuentO. RubiG,
linda, intelligence, rOdeada de adorable
res, con fama de millOnsItia, era al
| go ~fantdsticO." FL buen Carlos Kirch,
que era un alemanote ingenuO, trata-
ba C. Ia %princesa cOmd a una reina !;
perO un buen dfa motto que stIs mira
Ehs iban hac:a 81 como p%uhales.
Era I'M dfa ell que la Phlncesa de
Wiezniewska tenfa sentadOs a Sill me-
ga a la flor V nata del partido liberal
La Princesa llam0 a Kirch, para fell
cit&rle pOr 10 regio del %banquete, V el
aleman crey0 deffrar cuando Oy0 que
lie invitaba la PrinCesa Il tOmar ell t6
81 dfh siguiante en sus habitaciGnNS.
Dice IN prOverbiO chino que es muy
facil empeZar a hallar con una mujer
Y muy sliffcil acabar. Carlos Kirch,
empez0 Ii conversation facilmente;
perO para acabarla necesit0 ~Saltarse
Ia tapa de los ses0s. Al hacer ell inven-
tario de su fortuna Sc VIC que tenfa
por tOdo tener unas 10000 pesetas.
Nat7.e sabeque sucedi0; pero mu-
chos Green que aquel hombre enloque-
clio. No rodfa vivir sin ell amor que
habfa perdido, que Sc alejaba. que acG-
so no vOlviese, v POGO a POGO Sc fu6
cOnvirtiendn en- t%aciturnO. Ell melanc6-
para final Ell nauraStenico inaguan-
table. La %princes.ta lie hGbfa sorbido
ell sesO, v, loco va, sc mat0.
Por aquellos dias la Princess; ensan-
chaba ell cfrculo de sus amiStades, V
Ell las redes tle sus seduct0res atrac-
tivos qued&ba aprisionada una de las
mas elevadas figuras de la poIftica
eSpaIlOla v Ii. cual hahia s:Elo
dada la diab0lica c%riatura NADIA menos
QUE pOr nuo de los drbitrVs de Fran
cia por NJ. Pich6n.
TodO este sucei,gfs;. por supuestO, an
ties de la cojera especffica que luego
padeci0.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-07-17
EN- ESPANA
Retrdt0 de la PrincesG.

CuaniO veaiS una mujer entire 30
Y 40 amos, de estatura mediSna, YES
tida de girls plOmo azul, ruhia sonro-
sada, de cara sniIada muy dulce, fha
de cults, muy seria, con tipo Me mos
quita muerta", de ademanes muy dis
tinguidOs, calzada con botas muy fl
las y muy ceiifdas, que al andar CO.
jea como 81 tuviese una pierna rfgi-
da Y articulation en- La cadera, decid
sin vacilar que es Ia Proncesa Wiez-
niewskSa. 9, f5set'
ST la veis con sOmbrero de ala an
chg v con velo, direis que tiene 25
amos; 81 Sc levanta ell velo, va calcu-
lareFs que tiene 80; 81 la veis muy
de cerca, penetrando vuestras mira
das a trav6s de Ia pintura, notareis
que esta entire los 80 y.lOs cuarentG.
POr regla general, va al Palace Ho-
tel entire tres Y cinco de La tarde. Els
pera & alguien Sentada en- I'm diyan
desde donde Sc DONNA ell y
la puerta I; lee los peri6dicOs Y escrA
be en- ell Salon die Lectura; habla con
las person&s a quienes cOnoce y de-
saparece.
,Parecfa natural que estuviese vi
gilada para saber que hsce, ION qui6n
habla y. de one Sc ocupa pero sc CO.
nOce que ell JnzgadO. no cree neceSa-
ria esa yigilGncia, nj la Direction de
Seguridad tampoco.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-07-17
DE CONSTLTOR DEL BANCO
FEDERAL.

Sc informa que el Lcdo. senior \,
Crosas. que desempena mn cargo de
auNiliar en- l& Corte Federal, ~erd de-
signal para la plaza de abogIdo en-
sultor del Banco Federal E&ra peqUe-
nos cr6ditcs ~hipotecarios, que So ira
ia de estaldeccr en- la isla y que Sc
informa scra alberto prOnto.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-07-17
CARLOS KIRCH
Ell geTente del hotel Ritz enlOqueciG
pO la PrihcesG o al POGO tempo SC
suicide.

Era Carlos Kirch, un joven aleman
de escasos treinta alOs, que a fuerzs
de talentO habfa llegado a ser geren-
te del hotel Ritz. Habfa empezado
Siendq ayudante Ne en- Pa
rfs, camarerO luego, "maitre d'h6tel'
mas tarde, encargadO mlty joven, V &c.
rente del Ritz de Madrid en- plena
loZanfa.
Carlos Kirch era muy ahorrador, sa-
liz. muy POGO Y .cifraba tOdOs sus Ell
sleIOs ell leuIiir una fcrtunita para
! adquirir IN hotel en- la Suiza alema.
ma. BESIDE niho habfa ahorrado, V sus
amigos lie slponfan duefio de bastante
dinero.
Como todos Les directories y geren.
ties de hoteles, hsbfa gozado de las
facflidadeS que da esa S~ituaci6n ara
intimar con mujeres faciles de esas
que frecuentan los grandes hoteles
pero nunc habfa saboreado las de.
hciaS de una aventurera sehorial.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-07-17
EN- vIAJE DE NEGOCIOs

En- ell pr6XimO vapor Sc ausenta pa
re- los EstadOs UnidOs, en- viaje de
negocios de sus meras actividades CO.
mo socio Y apoderad0 de la firma p.
Giusti y Co, nuestrO amigo el senior
Manuel Martinez, ex-directOr hel Ban
co Territorial Y Agrfcola.
lie deseamOs el mejOr viaje Y ext
tI al senior Martinez.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-07-17
LA MUERTE MISTERlOSA...

Continuation de Ia "a. pdg.)
vendi6 de que debfa venir a Espala.
Y a Espafa vino.
A juicio de Quienes La han conoci-
do a fondc, es IL Princesa capaz de
todO Y SUI vida es un coniunto de cpl
sodios de fulet1n.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-07-17

(Continuard.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-07-17

EN- LOS ALTOS DE Gel CrELO."-
Sc alquila una habitacion con balloon
a la Gale, propia para OFICINA. In
formaran: Telefono 1888 Azul, Aparta-
piso. 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-16
Fired Upon Union
Shopmen, Is Charge

Alleged TO have fired into a crowd
OF union railroad shopmen at Ia
coma Saturday night. seven men in
a high powered auto were arrested
in Seattle few hours later after an
exciting chase. held in the city jail
and returned TO Tacoma Monday.
The men are J. A. Gardner. 90: n.
r. Gardner. 81; ]. A. Germano, 20:
G. +. Lila, 20: j. A. Grant, 20:
Charles o'Connor, rs. and Ed peter.
son. 20. a small revolver that had
been freshly fired was taken from
the men.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-16
3 DIE, 2 HURT
IN COLLISION

ST. LOUIS. Sept. is.--Three per.
son were killed. two seriously injured
and ono Slightly hurt when the
Peoria ST. Louls interurban train
crashed into an automobile on the
~, Louis ROAD AT center crossing. 20
miles east OF 81. Louis. this morn.
Ting.
Tho dead were occupants Of tho
automobile and tho injured were pas
sensers on the first car. a combina.
ton motor and day coach. which
turned over az a result; Of tho i'm
pact.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-16
GOOD BILLS
AT THE MOORE

Patrons OF tho Moore are this week
viewing one Of tho best ali-around
bills presented for some time. Doc
Baker. lightning change artist. with
a puiehritudlnous girl revue. 10 tho
HIT Of tho show.
Elizabeth Kennedy and Milton
Berie are one Of tho high spots Of
tho bill. with a Juvenile act that il
drawing much praise.
A novel touch II given by thu
Masyfys. who are In a class by them.
selves as fire maxscsans. Harry
Smith and Jack Strong appear In a
cong skit that proved fairly popular
Tho Old Family Tintypo." by
Chick yorke and Rose King was
warmly greeted by tho theatsr fans
Herbert and Dare close the show
with an athletic act that Is . wonder.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-16

Considerably interest In the crepe.
paper window display Of Trick a
Murray. sta,ioners and printers. was
shown Saturday afternoon by pass.
ers-by on Second ave.
Tho window. drapei with crepe.
paper and hung with fancy crepe
lanterns. made the setting for the
display OF crepe dresses. aa worn by
three young lady models.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-16
3 Everett Youths
Are Arrested Here

Three boys. Clifford Anderson. 49,;
ID. Il. Ware, II, and joe Call, 10,
were being held Monday for Everett
police. following their arrest Sunday
at Sixth ave. 8. and Spokane 1T. The
boys are alleged TO have confessed
stealing nm auto owned by A. Furley,
Of Everett. yesterday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-16
EPISCOPALIAN
MEET DECIDED

PORTLAND. Sept. 1.-the &sfh
trienniai convention Of tho Protest.
ant Episcopal church viii be held IN
New Orleans In the fall OF 1898. tho
hous. az deputies OF the general con.
vcnflon decided unanimously hero TO-
day.
pistsburR and New Orleans had
been battling for tho honor OF being
host TO the convention.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-16

Among the costumes worn durlns
the afternoon were tho roso r~tal
dress. the fairy Dress the Tod ND
ing Hood cape. and the colonial cos
tune.
The display was held under the a.
fvction Of Miss Matte Baker. IN
charge o. this crepe paper depart.
mcnt OF the store.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-16
Soldiers Hold Up
Train. Collect Paw

PEKIN. Sept. is-unpaid Chi
nese soldiers held up a silver train
eight miles from here. seized bel-
lion Of value equivalent 20 their
pay. gave a receipt and allowed the
train TO proceed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-16
Slogans
They're Streaming In.
Boost Electrical Week.
In Ten Words or Less.
Take q Try Yourself.

Slogans. slogans. slogans ana then
somel They are piiing In 40 fast IN
tho contest being conducted by The
star for tho best advertising line 81
not more than 10 words. 90 be used
In connection with Electrical week.
september 20 60 October ., that only
one slogan from each contestant can
be printed. All slogans. however. are
being saved for submission 10 the
judges Her. are few OF ,hems
MRS. ,. A. HARTSACkE. ina
Summit aye.--"Eieetrici,y invites
publicity"
r.. w. BRAAs. baas ssth ave. =.
w.-"Safe. sanitary and economi.
cal. do u electrically"
RUTH HEPPENsTAII. SO
Third ave.---EIec,roeu,s your
work"
MRS. NJ A. TAYLOR, go Spruce
st--''rhe electric way. more time
for play"
CfiAs. GusTArs0S. Ha Ninth
ave.--"who your friendf Electric.
ityr
MRS. JESs I. HANSEN. go
First ave. N.--"Eiectric aid IL first
aid"
MRS. DOW H. KEsNER. 7io
White bldg DO II the sure. safe,
saving. satisfying super.way Elec.
tricailyr'
MRS. H. W. WICKIIFTE. az
~. 6eth avr.---''Eiectricity innuren
Service. sanitation and satisfac.
ton"
MISS EBBA WARTH. aaas Yale
ave. N.--'.Eiectric button pressed
everywhere work. darkness,
trouble disappear"
MISS NELSON. ssss Tale ave.
N.-"Eiectricity. Supreme cleanll.
ncss--deveiops more power for
warming purposes"
q. VI. OGDEN. sess Arrowrmith
avs,--"f'or Ease. Speed and Sim.
pllcity--uss Electricity"
MRS. JUASITA u. MILLER. Mt.
Vernon. wash. r. o. box al
''use Elecsricityi Eliminate Labor
Lcnxthsn LifeF'
Tho slogan should express
~hst electricity h doing for
nsAnkipd: tho Importance Of
electricity In the development Of
the Northwest: what tho cleo.
trioal servants are doing to re-
iieye the drudE~ry In tho home.
or the general work Of the en-
tire electrical industry.
The prizes viii be.
FIRST. Premium vacuum cleaner.
valued at SIS.
Second. Westinghouse waffle
iron. valued at SO.
Third. turnover toas,er. valued
at 80.
Submit your slogans 10 the sioenn
editor OF Tho Star. not later than
September 20.
You may submit az many
| slogans "a you please. but not
moro than ono prirr viii 10
given 10 a person. Slogans may
b. up TO 10 words IN length
but tho shorter the better. In
the event OF duplication among
prize. winning slogans. tho sIo-
gan received firt viii be
adtudgsd tho winner.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-16
|DunlbbellS
Winners Announced.
Editor Colldpses.
Assistant at Helm.
VIII Close Contest.

broke down and hsa 70 DC car
ricd away TO an inssnitarium
for = couple of weeks. And
!. 4. 49,. =. an. A..i.,a,,
"'oc" ss'', ="
ro" w"c.e nv "" VII, 1917
ana prss'nk we same a'''"
'c oNe's.Ne'" "'"' NV
Jay Win tne hAin'hk y. last WIS
winners, AWo OF "ee pe"
awarded go 10 Juvenile eon.''ou'o.s'
Nh'oh seems 20 prove mat sos.ue
youngsters are VIZ On 'uo o'a toes
every minute. Florence ri1se's'a
ana haven Martin. oo,h se'os,ea os
we puanooeu hai'or oe'ose n's WV
'Apss, are lus' - sea.s =. 49,
Frs are inc WINNER wno
S WIZ ~ 49, ~ ,s...,.,
ryor~re. r1s,rcrnid
Haven Martin.
rix> pntfrr~cp.
Ccme and get IL, friends!
Now the Dumpoell contest enters
upon IT. Last Ian This II the final
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% e'o "e 800 -,
from tho way Uncle sans mali
carriers Sroan a. they stagxer into
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ehc ottie" eo"at'te"" VIZ ~ 49,.
er than a gross OF new rsrors- Ali
the Assistant Dumbbeii Editor can
- t.,, ,.,..~. 1870.
ORD are letters. letters ie''sts.
Only 4 Years OF age. Lester Asheln.
by scrfbbliug In he knows n fellow
who belongs to the Smart Set IN his
nelghborhood and who thinks
Mushroom Is . room for lovers.
sirloln L. an English noblcman.
Wesley Barry Derry Is . new
fruit.
sherlock Holmes 4 q set Of
bungalow.
a., p,~,.,o, 40. ~ trox.
80 49,, a. h,crk vra ,n,rks
rms~ !, s.,rx rc.s.
Hsli Hart Is related TO GOV. Hart
An ear Of corn Is a sood iistsusr.
n,s ZIP H s,s. a csns s,sn, n.i~,am.
Relief can ss given . winasw pane.
zsns Grey is rev eelsr'
rsss ar. crazy wh-a snsy SO in sslus.
Moiyederits snd e.namits are ,sra
Ss's :"
zno~s coma from shes sre>ss
Ths undsrtaking business IL eondaetsd
IN 4 aubway.
The study class in the club 20
which b>lonr~ Mrs. /. A Gilman. us
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1870 v.,,~ 81. s,~.,u,.
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49, xr,nrs.s- rxr,,rt. p.~~, 90
~ ~ves, Au~x,e.r.
The stsrsn n~ws 4. ESSENTIAL, nm,
The editor yrsrht avoid ..ra rim, . No..
ola nv nuttin~ ali scare. on IN. ~.
"a. 49,.
n r.eoh.oc -aso wsr 80 -.
oue.t. th.t -. aIlo,- hsr, - ,n,ro.
du~a the TAT t,rs vsha ,h,rk..
rrssms.ans sr. srs~sisysra
unionts~r is workers Mecca
Tsss om1r nasyysm - : s's.sv.
Vet
ssf'~n'
'I 80 ~ vi ,n'1 ing
~ 1...s s.s,s ' 80 e' .
,,sn ILL ,nln
box q pins. Teusenie i ! new
trimmed with fearl White. !.
VSeuys ana tuat Ofc HA0sOu us.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-16

For household. nursery ana
laboratory wear. Large IN,
dark gray 3Sr
Color ...........-.- wv
Steel Scissors. ~ 10 81 lnchn
long. nickel plated. VIII
sharp cutting edge. 800.
Sowing Suk. black. white m
staple coiors: so yards 70 ~
spool: for hand or machine
sewing. Sale price. -.
Collingbourne's Sewing Csftn
silk finished. I'm black =
white: good assortment =
sizes. Sale price. ; So
Zoe.
Cotton Tape. h-inch wide. II
yards TO piece; black q
white. Very good quality.
Sale price. Zoe pieoG
CHE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-16
WATER SHUT OFF NOTICE

Water will be shut off on
Holgate ~. from 21st ave. g. TO
s1st ave. s.. and on Rainier ave.
from Holgate at. TO Grand st.,
and on 2sth ave. s. from Walk.
er vt. to Holgato st.. and on
Plum st. from 23d ave. s.. TO
gath ave. s., and on Bradner ri.
from Massachusetts, ct. to Hol.
gate nt., and on 30th ave. 8.
from Hoigate to College st..
Tuesday. Sept. 10. from a. m.
to 9 p. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-16
Notions and Home Sewing Needs

Rick. Rack Braid. fine white
merceiirsd cotton band. In
n good variety OF Sizes.
and Q: three yards 20 the
piece. Sale price. Zoe piece
Bias Tape. 6 yards 20 the piece.
made OF fine cambria: sizes
2 TO Z. Sale price. Zoe.
Blasting Cotton, 200 yards to
tho spool. Numbers 40. 80.
90: silk finished; white only.
sale price. &c.
Bunny Gsrters. women's.
misses and chlldren's sizes.
white or black. Zoe pair.
Bon Ay" Hair Nets
Double mesh OF real hair. cap
shape. Light. medium and
dark brown. black. blonde
and auburn. En-
dofen. ....... wv
MAIN FLOoR-THE BON NJ
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-16
Dress Shields

Sizes :. .. q; regular shape.
silk outside. nainsook inside.
WIN wash or
Sewing Needles. shsrps. as
sorted sizes 20 tho package.
Is needles 20 paper. Sale
price. &c.
Ccilingbourne's Daring Cot
ton. 30 yards TO the spool.
Black. white and brown.
Sale price. q balls zoe.
Tape Measures. steel cssed. 10
inch measure that reels up.
Pocket size. Sale price. Zoe
Snap Fasteners. black or white
a sixcsl. VIII not rust. Sale
price. , dosen &c.
rfpp1
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-16

MISS EBBA wARTH. aaas Yale
ave. Ns-~-Eiectric button pressed
sverywhero--hard work. darkness.
trouble disappear"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-16

MISS NELSON. :sss Tale ave.
~Eiectricity, Supreme cleanll.
ncss--deyeiops more power for
warming purposes"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-16

MRS. DOW u. KEsNER. II
White Bidg.--"Do II the sure. saf'
saving. satisfying super.way-- Ele'
tricailyr'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-16

MRS. II. W. wICKIIFTE. a.:
~. seth ave.--''Eiectricity innures
Service. Sanitation and satisfac
ton"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-16

MRS. JUAxITA u. MILLER. AT.
Vernon. wash. T.. O. box ga
''use Elecsricityi Eliminate Labor
Lcngthsn Lfef-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-16

q. ~ OGDEN. sess Arrowmish
avs---"For Ease. speed and Sim.
pilcity--uss Electricity"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-16

Navy blue in shade, in the newest mod
els which Speciality Shops are stocking
for the new Fall season. Braid and duve-
tyne trimmed. decorated with steel
buttons. Sizes to ID.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-16

1000 yards Printed ChaIlies.
full yard wide. in lengths TO Is
yards. In pretty patterns-light
and dark styles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-16

Tho slogan should express
whst electricity h doing for
mankind. tho Importance Of
electricity In the development Of
the Northwest: what the cleo.
trIeal servants are doing to re.
iIevc the drudxrry In tho home.
or the general work Of the en-.
tire electrical industry.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-12
"CrGdIe of Stars" NOW
Makes Big Productions

Tho studio that was once formed
tho cradle Of the stars" has be-
tions
Tho famous old Griffith plant on
Sunset boulevard, Los Angeles.
whore such stars AS Mac Marsh, the
Oish sisters, Fay Tinchcr, Constance
Talmadge and Robert Ilarron were
made almost over night and where
Douglas Fairbanks and other for
mer stage celebrities made their
first pictures, In now dominated by
n policy wherein no star Ia featured,
but whcro tho photoplays are known
as Edwin Carcwe special produc-
tlons In honor OF the director.
u. Y. Flnomnn In asaocIntlon with