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The New York herald., 1922-08-17

AUTOMOBILE accessory retail store. estab-
Iirhed ~ years, In same place; situated IN
heart OF city. right off Broadway; wonderful
opportunity for man giving his time to propo-
needed. 81. 900; reason for selling, other busi-
ness interest will not allow proper attention
to above. r o172 Herald. Herald 50.
The New York herald., 1922-08-17

PAT, do not seek to change your plans.
but want ten minutes talk with you to
relieve terrible anxiety. G. X. l.. r.
The New York herald., 1922-08-17
SALESMAN.

permanent connection Is offered an
energetic man with selling ability; mn
tionally known product: local out of town
territories: IL you have a car and are
looking for a pleasant permanent connec-
tion where the opportunities arc unlimited
see Mr.. McDevt, before noon. is5 West
a5th ST.. 9TH floor.
The New York herald., 1922-08-17

NAN
N anAlifv for responsible position In
national organization. sound thinking man
vith initiative win enjoy permanent. profit
able connection. Suite 1903. $50 Madison av..
nj 4lfh ST.
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MAPLEHURST FARM, Croton Falls. N. T.
Build yourself up In the country; bath.
electricity. hunting: fare $i.s9. Phone ~
Croton Falls: SIC up.
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BOY.

Bri / q n t, ambitious boy
wanted in branch newspaper
office; splendid chance for
advancement. Apply 10 A.
M. to-day, Mr. d. S. Day,
1867 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1922-08-17
PUBLIC NOTICES.

JACK. come home: miss you: all in bad
shape. Two answers to ads please write.
Your loving wife.
The New York herald., 1922-08-17

SECURITY SALESME EN-
TO sell issue direct for manu-
featuring concern; 60 9
company, with abundance or
orders; exceptional opportu-
nifty for right man; extra lib
eral m m j n S. See
Toombs, 5th floor, 126 nth
aV
The New York herald., 1922-08-17

INV Y Ao@i Nn< w IN A~A3~
STUDEBAKERS.
,o9, SPECIAL, SIX SEDAN. ......... $500
1000 spr.crAr. SIX SEDAN 1850
1921 BIG SIX TOURING. ............. 1850
1920 BIG SIX TOURING. G............. s75
1919 BIG SIX TOURING. G............ d25
1921 SPECIAL SIX TOURING. 9e5
1920 SPECIAL SIX TOURING. c....... go
1919 SPECIAL SIX TouRING....... 500
1921 LIGHT SIX SEDAN. 1ii5
1922 LIGHT SIX COUPE. 1850
1921 LIGHT SIX coUPE............. 500
A FEW OTHER M AK les.
1920 srUTZ ToURING-6 Passenger. sse5
1914 PACKARD TouRING-6 CYL. 300
1920 MITCHELL TOURfNG.....+.... f25
1920 CHANDLER TOURING. 600
1917 sTEARNs LIMOUSINE. ......... 300
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West Side.

West Side.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE, 500 fcorner f04.h)--
Management Mrs. IDA MARKS; few choice
rooms with bath for select guests desiring
home comforts; best food and service; most
refined Hebrew social SURROUNDINGS.
18TH. 81 w.-Attractive rooms: newly deco
rated: excellent table; table guests. refer
ences
SID, 321 West.-Large room, overlooking
river; nome table: reasonable rates: refer
fnces.
g3D foS-f10 West potter HalD-I.arge and
single rooms newly decorated: electricity.
private bath: table guests. parlor dining
rooms.
n3Ii 1870 West 1Potter HalD Exclusive,
home atmosphere. delicious meals. table
guests.
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COUNTRY BOARD.
Long Island.
Westchester.

EoRDERNEY (by the Seal. $50: bounteous
table; music. Tel. Far Rockaway 22s2.
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SHIPPING CLERK for packing silver. china
and glass In high class retail house; must
have Al qualifications and references: good
rosition for right man. 2o69 Herald. $50
Broadway
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RnnurM Inncr
New York.
New Jersey.
CHILDREN TO BOARD

MARY WEST HOME
for aged and general medical cases: also
mental, tube ocular and cancer patients. 90
Hillyer ST.. Orange, n. J. Orange si41.
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HELP WANTED-MaIe.
AuToMoBII,E sAIEsMEN.

young man. we'll educated. for busy Chris
tian factory office: branch of national or
eanization: good handwriting and ability to
anaiyze costs essential: state age. educa-
tion, experience and salary expected. n
TIA Herald $50 Brondway
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-03-11

ELLAVlLLE, March 10. - The
rareht-Ieacher association of the
Ellavllle high school held an interest
ing meeting at the high school audi
ditorium Wednesday afternoon. 1t
was decided at this meeting to give
and operetta, The Rose Dream" for
me benefit Of the library. Mrs. Ann
Luke, the expression teacher, and
Mrs. j. S. Lghtner, the music teach
er, will have charge of the operetta
and the children of the primary de-
paftment of the school will take the
parts. Miss Leila Williamson's room
received the picture for having the
most mothers present. The following
program was rendered.: Duet, Miss
Mary Battle and Miss Marguerite
Dyes; Reading, Miss Marguerite
hill; Reading, Miss Bertha Johnson;
Reading, Miss Martha Munro; Piano
solo, The Robins Lullaby, Miss Ruth
McNeal; Reading, Miss Josephine
Bridges; Duet, In Lilac Time, Miss
Evelyn Stewart, Mrs. ]. S. Lightner;
Reading, Gloria, Miss Christine Dill
lard. ~.
Messrs. 7. c. Tondee and f. II.
Morrison made a business trip to
Americas Thursday.
Mrs. Willie Burt continues quite i'll
with pneumonia at her home near
here.
DR.. Desporte, of Columbus, made
professional visit to this community
Wednesday,
Rev. b. L. Jordan was visitor
to Buena vista and Americas this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Jordan visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Wall at Walls
crossing Sunday.
Mrs. II. j Williams has recover
ed from an attack of influenza.
The many friends Of Mrs. l.. G.
Stewart will be sorry to learn of
her illness at her home here.
Mrs. Persons and daughter, Miss
Lucille Persons, OF Doyle, were the
guests Sunday of Mrs. j. II. Statham.
E. f. Collins made a business trip
to Americas Wednesday.
Albert Richardson, of Richland,
has accepted a position with the Bank
of Ellaville as assistant cashier.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hogg and
children of Sumter county, visited
relatives in our city Sunday after
noon.
Rev. B. L. Jordan made a business
trip to Dawson Thursday.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-03-11
DEAR THELMA

You must make your plans
to be here on April a. We
will have one of the really
GREAT men of the u. S. A.
in Americas that day. Yes,
there are a few big men
men whom everybody wants
to see or hear. For instance,
there's Ty Cobb, Billy Sum
day, Jack Dempsey, Ralston
Cargill, Babe Ruth, DR.. Mi
nors, and others. BUT
We are to have Ty Cobb
here for day and a baseball
game and | want you to go
out with me. IT'S going to
J be SOME. day and SOME
game. And while we are
talking about CHAMPIONS
and things PROMINENT in
general, did you know
There are more people
riding on GOODYEAR tires
and GOODYEAR tubes than
any other tire or tube? You
Just naturally can't hide a
good thing. Folks know the
best and buy it, and we
surely are selling GOOD
! YEARS. And talking about
hiding good things-putting
your light under a box
we'll
Folks know about our
I VULCANIZING and once
they come around TO THE
Sign of the Red Posts,"
they come again and again.
l 1t pays to give EVERY one
the BEST you've got. Folks
! DON'T forget that sort of
\ treatment.
Give my regards to Jack
and bring him along with
you on the 18th.
Yours, JIMMIE.
! Phone Five-O-Six to Central
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-07
BOYS TO BUILD
LITTLE YACHTS
Miniature Ships Sponsored
by Club

The keeis Of many ships are soon
20 be laid IN Seattle. No: the ship
yards are opening up-they are not
big hhips--they are clever miniature
yachts. ranging in length from 20 70
70 inches, and win BE- made by the
nchOolboys Of Seattle. under the dl.
rection and sponSorship Of the seat-
Tic Yacht club.
The club has leased q big boat
house. 100 by 30 feet. near the club.
house, Each Saturday afternoon the
boathouse will be open 10 boys who
wish 10 receive instruction In their
work, and provision has been made
for the building OF al least 50 boats
there. Blue prints. containing n
complete vet OF designs and instruc-
tions. are being sent 10 all the man
uai training classes in the city -
The completed models win be on
display al the Frederick nelson au-
ditorium. and n prize loving cup will
be presented the builder Of the best
model ouent williams. Ted Geary
and John Graham. OF the BeatfIs
Yacht club. are IN charge OF the
yschtbuilding program
on May these boats WIN be en-
tered in the first competitive zach,
ruce o. the xeaaon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-07
|COERCED INTO
BICAMY,HE SAYS
Prisoner Declares He Was
Forced Into Marriage

DETROIT. Jan. Parental wrN IN
Is blamed BY Charles Hohert uuider
20. ON trial In municipal court on
higamy charges. FOR the dilemma Ia
which be now finds himself.
Ouider on the witness stand de.
clared the father OF hts third wife.
Gertrude Trevor Guidcr, 10, locked
him In a room and would not let
him out until he promised marriage.
what could man def no asked.
Il had one wife living, but Il was a
case OF marrying another or staying
locked up for pfe-so ! went before
the preacher again"
Gulder's first wife died In Ottawa.
Ohio. In 1918 lie later married VIE
No. ?. Miss Lillian duIder. former
Red Cross nurse at Camp Meade.
who was a nurse at her predecessor .
bedside.
Lillian left me shortly after We
we're married. October Z. 1890. and
came TO Detroit TO nurse" Guider
testified. "she said Was spending
too much money gambling"
Wife No. .. Augusta Trevor. met
cuider In local dance haii. where
she was an Instructor. n few months
Inter. according to testimony. They
became acquainted. and often were
seen together.
IAN went we'll" uuldrr said. an.
al the day before last Thanksgiving.
Then her father showed up. lie took
ux both 10 his home. Augusta had
some pretty clothes and admitted /
had given them TO her. Her father
took them off and burned them IN
the back yard. Then he locked Au'
gusta In one room and me In another
and said he would keep US there
until We married
I'VE were married and had ar,
ranged 20 70 West and start all over
again. when Trevor learned had
another wife living. 40 hero I arm. "
One Of tho most interested srec-
tators in the courtroom WAS Mrs.
Lillian Gulder. wife No. :. She came
here few days ago to attempt q
reconciliation and found her husband
IN jail. she expressed willingness 70
take him back as a ihc partner She
wept softly rs her husband testified.
Later she admitted TO the court tha,
she had a husband at the time she
married Guidcr.
Mrs. Augusta Trevor cuifer. how
ever. declared she viii have no more
10 do with him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-07

! tpok seven more In all, Before l fin
ishcd was able 10 work nine hours
Z day In q steam laundry. / cannot
90 TOO much In favor OF your mod
icinc. I trust all sick and suffering
women willtakcit. Ithas been two
years since Itook it and am strong
and we'll. - Mrs. l.. A. GuIMASN,
Union Village, Vermont.
This Il only one Of such letters wc
are continually publishing showing
what Lydia f. Pinkham has done foe
women. Mrs. Guimann's letter should
Interest you
Many women eetinto aweak. ner-
vcus. run down condition because Of
ailments they often have. Such wo-
men should take Lydia T.. pinkham's
Vegetable Compound At the first sign
Advertisement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-07

sh. invited me to New Years
party, l ignored an opportunity to
work that night. 10 that might be
with her. She was supposed 10 ar
rive at the party ahead OF the guests
Her father. a musician, was SUP
posed to play for the dancing, There.
fore l went from work and dre~sed
for the party. and left with some
friends who also were invited.
AZ the party everything was love
~. except my Eiri waa htr.
She has a most peculiar dispose
ton. when she came In I was dane
Ing with another girl. l did not see
her at firrt ahe seemed put out. We
said "iIsiio.'' however.
could not grasp chance 70 ash
for n dance. she danced preferably
with another Girl or whoovei
ehanced TO be nearest her.
All Of a sudden she disappeared
and remained absent for half an hour
ana told no one where rhe was 70
Ing. I became angry with her and
everybody and went outside 10 this
car TO smoke.
I must have b~en gone quits
awhile. when I entered. everyons
asked me where she was FINAL,
they found her upstairs reading .
book.
when she ala come down. hos
ever, and mingled again with tbs
guests. / wa. waiting for an explans
ton. She finally came 10 me ans
asked n wers mad. admitted a.
much.
she rald me was sorry. only IN :
tone Of sarcasm. She DID not shoos.
me al ladies choice" nor would sh'
have me for dinner partner.
when The party broke up. she hat
promised To 70 horn. with my fricns
who drove tho car. She could no
hear me when offered terms @
reconciliation. but instead. TO max
Ii, worse, abe deliberately made low
u my friend who drove ua home.
was cespiy chsxrtned and anSri
~ could have cheerfuily chosed her
she continued 70 behave In tina, man
ner. making love 10 bin msrcilessl,
I In my presence.
VIVA, would you 40 In this case
Mis-. Grey. and shat should ! DO
don't think she deliberately lied Y
mo. and ye, ~. IL 40 odd ] certainly
would appr~rsat. your advice
DoVNiiEARTEp.
To se as.oisfeiy frs-k. 'hsrs ~
vhoie affair /. q case Of ~~soh "a
aso.s rofhl-c.- A csrl srho I" q
re,re.r- rss~ses asa fisppsrf a. IL
or~ 70. eescrsse "a not ,roffh ssrs
ous eerss1,raisea- Life e roo 'hos
l-~kys bother about drtsmso
sr,v.air what yos sho~id be dosnl
,o.c 10 oorcrafsiafing yosrssif fhs
20. discovered tho otrrs p>rrerse M
fare. hcr srase attitude. before so'
.n~re VARIED 10 Mr..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-07
MUSICIAN HELD
AFTER SUICIDE

CHICAGO. Jan. 7.--Tarauinio MAJ
rnri. director Of the orchestra for the
Chicago opsfn cofDpanr. wa held BY
police for questioning today In con.
necuon with the attempted suicide 81
girl who enve the name OF Garcia
Buechier.
Thu giri took poison q, a hotel
.. Williams. sire left a note al.
dressed % Joseph Carlson. no kford.
III, blaming that orchestra leader
for her troubles. The latter called on
Carlson 10 keep his oath and prom.
ise." leading police % believe the giri
meant a suicide pact.
Msnxari claims be had met the girl
only twice when she called on him 10
AJAX Tor money.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-07

Investigation Of the. burned Ras
launch Nevada found on the beach
~ vashon Island near Cole, revealed
that the owner. Andrew GIilich. Of
dig Harbor. and two fishermen en-
pioyed by him had a narrow escape
from Death when The gasoline tank
exploded Thursday night, according
70 report received BY sheriff Matt
Htarwioh.
The three occupants sicreeded In
lowering their iifeboat In the nick Of
time. The Nevada. a b0.foos boat.
sns valued At sis 700. She was fully
insured.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-07
Cynthia Grey 3
"Loce at First Sight Wanes After Trivial Misen
Outstanding

Dear Miss Grey: Last month met little girl who was
captivating and seemingly clever that became very much
interested in her.
During period Of the sleighng together.
Unfortunately sled tipped going unusually
pace We both suffered bruises and in sym
patty, we became attached TO each other
II was but tho night before New Years that took adj
vantage OF the opportunity to tell her what wonderful grl
she most surprised and happy when she told me
that which il most delightful 10 lovers most sin
most certainly seemed be- There would
be another for either of u.s. $ promised!
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-07
Chinese Inquire
About University

Asking for Information at,oot stu.
dent life. ekpenses and work a. the
University ~ Washington. W. w.
lockwood. aanoela'e general secre.
thfy o. the \. NJ. G. A. IN Shanghai.
has written 10 preaifent Henr,
snxzaiio In the interests % Chinese
students who hope 10 continue their
education la America.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-07

p1sshsA Ne knffs ~ p&sn. 40 doctor
6nfD-1uss . sim pie home treafrnert that
IA be tried by any cns wtshnat re~f-
fhsn, after trying. n you are fully satis-
Hed with the ssllef and comfort " gives
$50. send W One DotlAr. IL rot. ~ costs
ypu p~<hing. You decide and re tAke
teur VOID we don't kno~ hoe s~ could
snow more unbeundsd faith In cur rem
e6y. IL 10 relieving almost evsry stage
and condition % ftching. BLEEDING. Pro-
eru1ins Pnss, even sftsr whsle flfstirss
tettsrs telling Of the snccsae Of this re-
hsarkahiy effective system aftss every
thinE elias. Including eostiy and dna ssrous
~ yeArs OF suffering. The msider cases
6ys sftsa eestretsed in . ssnsts aAy.
Mont you try u AZ eur sxp>nssf Ad-
dress DIR Van Week Co. Dept. Tx L.
dzy.--Ads srtisemcnt-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-07

Miss Grey will receive callers
IN her Office Monday. "Wednesday
ana Friday from 10 =. m. ana
on Tuesday and Thursday from
II a. IN. 20 ~ IN. each week. Please
do not come AT other times as II
seriously intcrferes with her
writing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-07
CRUEL PILES
DR.. Van Week Found Genu.
inc Relief Which Is
Healing Thousands
Send Postal for Dollar Trial
FREE
70 any one suffering from Pile,
We make this unlimited offer: sens

~ yoNf a8&f~S
erd return mall
viii bring yoa Q
regular d oliar
Package Of DR..
Van Weeks o.
foid Absorpslon
treatment 10 =
ftehisG. Bies1lag.
rrvssvding russ.
and such Pile
srouhle-A ~ ia
fOTKY fREk
DIT. vAn Week.
sf-surxsoa Y. q
Army. spent forty
YtArs psrfscttro
MS nos wori<i IA
ma our AhomwH1toD
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-07
.Caradinn Can
Hold Property

Dear Miss Grey; To settle as
pu,s win you please answer "
Canadian who has not taken out
naturalization papers can o~n PROP
.ry- A. y. X.
A caradssn ~ho u NOT q esfisrH
ca. hold property The state, ho"-
ever. Mas the right TO take u from
hsr,, but sssev ordtsery e'rosrs-
.sarcrs thls ,rctfd not occur.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-07

az the tepinning Of zach wear fin-
STEAD Of LADY dag. March fsJ, adopt
~ the 0fcgoriap o. ~nep nvie~ ~
place Of tho Jaiian o. ~sld sfvic~
calendar. and oanceIed the then eF-
isfinO sxoess % ~ Days w nekirO
fhe srd Of fepfeHbes, ITsf, the flfh.
George Washln0fos sas born FEB
rnarv ~. f75f. old sfvle. but aifA ne
change IN the calendar. February ~.
ffsf. ncso style. became hss tsrfhd1p
For Ssasn years after fhc sdopfsoa
81 the calendar amesd mest act tv
parliament the old style dates per-
sisted and uere NOT IN all cases ard
for all purposes everywhere aben-
doned
How long dli the French govern
Canada
The FIRST permanent French colony
sras established IN Canada u fsos
VOLTS capture Of oaetec practically
srfficd the qpesfsos Of FreneA o.
Enoiish supremacy ~ 1889. but fhs
French royal copcrr~ssf issfes ssfsl
1850 cosada soas co6ed 10 fhc Hrif.
tsh IN 1853 bv the treaty Of Parts
Fror 1859 70 1884. Canada was Nm.
der raiisfarp ooucfnmerf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-07
Girls
Legal Age

Dear Miss Grey what legal priyi-
legcs has riri at the ago Of is.
and what ones docs she receive a, tho
as- of si1 ". -.
~ the age Of ~ rirf Il erarci-
p1f~d: that ". she hos every psttt-
Iicoc erocpf the rschf 70 tote. she
receives this riohf at the age Of ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-07

January Is n bad month for In
fluenra. Ia grippe and bronchial
troubles. II Is unwisc TO neglect the
4liEhtest cough or cold. Mrs +. A.
Gibson. f54T College Ave. Racine.
wis.. writes; ''Folcyis Honey and
Tar has never failed In giving Inn.
mediate relief and am never with
cut it, Children like II.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-07

could not " ak
across the floor
without resting.
and l had been
that way for
weeks. Isaw your
advertisement in
the paper and az
ter taxi ing one bot
tie Of Lydia F.
|Pinkham's vege-
table Compound
II felt the good IL
was doing me and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-07

EroKANfc. Jan. 7y--Benaior Miles
roindexfsr Is on bis way back to
washingfon. ffe left here Thursday
nieht. after having spent a week on
the Coast.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-07
Distribution Of
Community ProDertu

Dear Miss Grey III a husband die'
without n viii. and leaves communal,
property, does the wife get u al. OF
does part Of Il O. 10 his nephew. the
only surviving relaivo7
READER.
The ~tfs ~ me st0hf 20 claim al
Of the cow sssnsfy property
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-07

PORTLAND. ore.--Y. Karaso and
Y. Nakaku. japanese sailors. sen.
fenced to nine months Imprisonment,
on narcotic charges BY FEDERAL Judge
Bean.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-07

Star readers who desire .nfor-
nation regarding proper methods
Of rrfinirhlnE natural VOID fur
ni,uro may receive same by writ
ing 10 Tho Stars Washington
bureau. is3, New York ave.
Washington. y. C.. and ipciosing
a z-oent stamped enysiope for
reply.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-07
BROUGHT HERE
At AGE or SEVEN
RETURNED TO
Ireland IN 1871

On his resignation II years later.
Croker returned TO Ireland. s,iii re-
tanning hts American citizenship. and
was granted the freedom of Dublin
In 1907.
croksr's first wife was Mis-. Eliza.
beth Frazier, whom ha married In
1871. She died In isit. after which
he was wed 20 Miss Beuish Benton
Edmondson. who was Of Chcrok~s
extraction. She had studied music
In Boston and had become n teacher
Of music In New York. where Croker
met her.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-07
Rupture Cured


IN % DdyS OF 1NU Ny
Write today for our CuARlAN-
TEEp Proposition and free copy Of
book describing this wonder treat
uent and record Of marvellous re-
suits obtained. just send yeur
- ks~A mag. kassss City. Ne.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-07
WOMAN TOO
WEAK TO Walk
Now Works Nine Hours = Day.
Lydia e. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound Restored Her Strength

Union Village. VT was weak
ard nervous and all rundown. l
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-07

What are the different names Of
eiuns and sticks used when playing
golff
The ccnrssssosai set Of cisbs ased
IN playing golf oonsssfs Of the driver.
bsasac. ciesk. rstd-sfon. moshse.
nisftrk. 'p.ffer and drttsro iron.
TAere are. however. tarsafiors 81
these types. ssoh as the spoon. hoi-
ioso. faced eieck, ,s0ocr, wsa@hsr nib
iirk, psfssrc eieek. ond wsary other
ssodcrn dsta
Was George wanhingssa's birth
day ever celebrated on the nth Of
February II 10. ~hy7
The calendar amerdmSrf oct. an
EH0issh statute of fTsf. uhich took
effect n frss. essssllshed JansGrv 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-07

EvERETT.-w.' F. Healy, garage
crnployc. acquitted by jury Of uniaw.
full possession OF liquor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-07
Notes and
Comment on
THE OLD
HOME TOWN


In, TOT, N Sa
uaHy -.
new CAS- Va nu,''uon TOT unos'.
weight cnharcn unnsf ~ years on
age was started IN fot Anssies 'hi'
week
The Cheisn County Law and Order
league Ii again active IL Will con
thu. Its investigation Into conditions
affecting the moral welfare Of the
community.
All seed potatoes grown In Call.
fornia will be barred from this state
except those which have been regu.
larry inspected In the sield and before
shipment by California officials
show n moro prosperous community
than chelan county. and sets forth
that 500 motor vehicle licenses
This IL nearly car and a half to
each family In the county.
There seems 10 be some uncertain.
ty whether or not the snohouish.
Everett interurban will resume oper.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-07

II Is not necessary 70 have a
hunting license on your person wher
hunting. IL you have bought q
license. that II sufficient. This Is
the ruling made by Judge J. NJ. VII
son recently.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-07

Last year the rainfall In Mason
county was considerably higher than
the average year.