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get you one bottle of each kind. You
won't be out very much if it don't
help you. / don't know if youwill be-
Eeve me or not, hut / only took two
bottles of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound and one of Lydia E.
Pinkham S Blood Medicine when ! be-
gan to getreli and / amregular ever
since without pain or a headache.
When lie down l can get up with
out help and without pain. / can't
begin to tell you how feel and look
have begun to gain in weight and
look more like ought to. / think ev-
cry day of ways / have been helped.
Any one who does not believe me can
write to me and will tell them what
shape was in. am ready to do any
thing can tohelp your medicine. -
Mrs. HENRIETTA MILLER, 137Sprague
St., Dayton, Ohio. .
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Ask Recall of MaVor

CLEVELAND, Aug. 31.-A petit
ton said to contain more than 49,
900 signatures asking the recall of
Mayor Fred Kohler, Of this city, has
been filed with the clerk of the city.
No specific charge is made against
the mayors administration and the
mayor has refused to make any
statement Of the movement.
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Falling German
Mark in Race With
Printing Presse,
BY GEORGE &. WHITE

Especial Cable to The Atlanta journal ana
Chicago Daily News-Copyright. 1927
BERLIN, Aug. S1.-There was a
great race. Wednesday between the
falling paper mark and the printing
press. The mark won. At noon,
the Reichsbank had run out of paper
money and was unable to supply the
demands of the big banks. AS re-
suit, these began paying out on 40
per cent in cash on all checks up to
100000 marks, promising that they
would do so while the supply last.
ed"
Last week the Reichsbank print
ed 10,O00,0O0,000 new paper marks,
but this supply lasted only day
and half, chiefly because of the
big drop in the value of the mark
the latter part of last week. AL
though the paper mark has risen in
value slightly, the printing presses
as yet have been unable to catch up.
Bank note printers refuse to work
overtime.
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Dear Children:
About our Photograph Album.
The first two letters in the box, one
from a girl and one from a boy, will
be accompanied with tn erequest
that those two writer's send us their
pictures at once for our album.
1 have had several requests for
pictures. Here Is list: Anna Kieff,
John Latham, John Guy, Bernice
Beatty, Luther Huff, Lea Russell.
We want to begin our album as soon
as possible, so send along your pic
lures, cousins. Mamie Tindale and
Luther Clark, your letters lead this
week, please send in your pictures
as soon as possible.
Lovingly,
AUNT JULIA.
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$4,000 Fire Damaue

DEFINING, Ark, Aug. 31.-Fire
Of unknown origin, which started at
o'clock this morning, destroyed a
portion of the business section of
this mining town, with a loss of ap-
proximately $4,000. The losses were
not covered by insurance.
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time j wished TO
move. They said
an operation was
ne &c IS airy. My
mother would
.keepsaying:'W Why
don't you take
Pinkham's, Hen
rietta 2 and I'd
say, 'Oh, mamma,
it won't help me,
l. We tried too
much One day
she said IT at ma
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THE LETTER BOX
"E1elp for the Helpless-Kindness to
All Dumb Things"
Rules
FOR THE BOYS AND GIRLS

No unsigned letters printed.
No letter written on both sides OF
paper printed.
All letters not to exceed $50 to 200
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Look for These Symptoms

Tired and drowsy feelings accompanied by
headaches. depression or state Of Incidence;
sore mouth. tongue. lips and throat flaming
red much mucus and choking; indigestion and
nausea; diarrhoea constipation; mind af-
fected and many others Do not wait for all
these symptoms to appear. II you suffer from
one or more. write for your copy Of the book
today. 1t is FREE. and mailed in plain sealed
wrapper.
DR. W. J. MocRARY, Inc.
Dept. 88. Carbon Hill. Alabama.
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COULD NOT
TURN In BED
Operation Avoided by taxi
ing Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound

Dayton, Ohio.--'I had such pains
that I had to be turned in bed every
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PE.L..l..AG RA

Many people have this disease and do not
know 1t until 1t Is too late. Don't wait. You
cannot afford to take chances. No matter
what doctors or others have told you--no mat
ter If other treatments have failed-we offer
you hope for permanent relief. q Thousands of .
sufferers testify to the wonderful results obs
tanned by using DR.. NcCrary's pleasant homo
treatment. Write at once for the most valuable
and reliable information that has vet been
published about the strange disease PELLAGRA.
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5O-Page Book Free

This remarkable book reveals the proven theory
as to the cause OF PELLAGRA, and tells
how the disease may be completely overcome
by q simple and safe home treatment 1t con-
tainS photographs and letters from state and
county officials, bankers. ministers. doctors,
lawyers. farmers and others who tell their own
experience and the wonderful results from this
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LUCY:
No. 1: I believe that the way to
request a blessing at the table would
be: "So-and-So, will you please ask
a blessing on this meal?"
No. 2: In making an introduction
say, "So-and-So, I want you to meet
So-and-So;" never say meet So-and-
So" Nothing sounds as crude.
No. 8: A girl of your age should
look we'll with bobbed hair providing
the hair is not too thin or your face
too long.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-23

Mr.. John novinwton. who has
been al the Hotel Sorrento for soy.
eral weeks. left Thursday for bos.
ton.
Mrs. wills Newell and daughter
Frances. lef, Wednesday for Ju.
neau. Alaska. 20 spend the summer.
Mrs, wilmet Lilly returned
Thursday from motor trip 10 Ia.
eific Beach.
Mrs. Dudley Roberts and Miss
Murlel Linder left Friday morning
with a party OF friends on a motor
trip TO Portland. for few days
stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. IL. u. LIAR enter.
tanned Nr. and Mrs. Louis Conner
and Mr.. william Warren on their
Yacht "Adeiphi" for few days
trip last week.
Mrs. Carl u. Morck and daughter
Patricia. OF Aberdeen. Wash. are the
guests Of Mrs. Morck's parents. MIR.
and Mrs. q. X. Woodwork. for
week.
Miss Mary Helen whltiock. who
has been the guest OF Miss Dorothy
f.eavitt at her home az Manchester
onthe.s Sound for tho past month.
leaves the first part 81 the week for
her home In Los Angeles.
Miss Frances Heverlo left today on
the Ruth Alexander for three
weeks visit Ia Los Angeles and san
Francisco.
MFR and Mrs. n. IL. Thomson and
daughter Frances are removing 10
day 20 their summer home near Yeo.
matt TO spend the summer.
Miss Katy Wagner. OF Wenatchee.
has been spending a Few days here
with friends.
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kS, ~,5s Is
Wandan.

tie with gray. Yet he was straight
and erect, and young In build ana
strength. lie smiled just a Bit as
he crossed the street 10 take the
little old iady's arm and lead her
20 tina other side,
lie was 80 big she was 40 little.
She held close 20 her cane and
looked straight ahead nj the curb
In front. He held cloas 10 her arm.
glanced about just second. then
locked down kindly again on his
charge. And they reached the other
side.
That's about all there was 20 Il.
lie led her then 10 the gate OF the
car she wanted 20 reach. and helped
her in--hs watched her from the
curb 'tiiI she'd found a seat Then
he crossed back 70 the further curb
from which they had come. The
car rumbisd past. lie looked up TO
the windows and smiled once more
on the little old lady.
was nearby. I chanced 10 look
up AZ the cap The number there.
on was ioT.
I'm just hoping something. I'm
just hoping that when ! get 10 be
10 years old. and wear black
cape and little black bonnet with
ylolets. and want 10 cross Third and
James amid all the trollsya and
cars-Im just hoping there'u be a
policeman there like @le7."
asm'f shink I'u ssIk ssy ssss to-day
nav. sssiass ;;a.;i vest.
Lake the rest Of the ouiIa boards.
I'm tsmpsFamentai.
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Stock Officials
Probe Mexico Oil

NEW YORK. June ss.--New YORK
stock exchange officials today order
ed a probe into the price fluctuations
Of Mexican Petroleum which ma"
gained 90 points in the last few days.
Brokers charge the stock u being
manipulated in anticipation Of pre-
parlnr for q corner. This u me see
ond probe Of Mexican Petroleum
within q year.
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Seattle
>(oCiet4
Mrs. Wilbur Plans Large
Tea, To Entertain for
Miss Chinn and Mr..
Andrclrs.

Mrs. HERyEy II. WILBUR Is
Az issuing Invitations for q tea al
her home. ass seth ave. Tuesday af-
ternoon. June 81. from : until 3
O'Clock. honoring Mrs. Frank :, Bay.
lev. the new president OF the Won.
ems University club. and Mrs. Alvah
I.emnei Carr. retiring president
Mrs. John w. Heal and Mrs. James
A. pe4se will preside at the urns'
Ind during the afternoon Mrs. Philip
Marhridc viii sing a group OF songs.
win Miss Leone f.angdcn az the
piano.
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assault. Louis Besner. 81. logger.
Was In the city jail Friday. A war
rant for his arrest was served after
Mrs. Iva Ayad. 20z5h First ave.
told police that Besner had attempted
an attack on her io.year-oId daughter
at the Milton hotel Thursday night
Detectives arrested Besner when he
returned 10 the hotel for hts two
grips. Ills bail was set at 81 1900.
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DENVER. June sss--Friendr today
were unable TO advance a motive for
the apparent suicide here yesterday
Of AZ. A. Murphy. Butte. Mont. or.
ganlssr for the international Broth.
erhood Of Electrical workers.
Murphy's body sa~ found In his
room At the hotel here. Ills throat
had been slashed.
A search ef the room revealed a
small pen knife. covered with blood.
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Miscellaneous
SHOaCer

Mrs. James A. Gibbs and Mrs. o. g.
Hale entertained with miscelIane.
ous shower at the home OF Mrs
Gibbs Tuesday afternoon in honor Of
Miss Kathryn Byers. recently re-
turned from Jacksonville. Fla. who
will be an August bride.
Assisting the hostesses were Mrs
Hasson. Mrs. J. w. Smith. Mrs. c.
IL. Sexton and Mrs. Aipheus Byers
During the afternoon Miss Katherine
Donaldson Of Tacoma gave several
musical selections.
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Service ut Tea ShoD

Mrs. George Mccord. president OF
the l.. O. r. club. WIN be hostess at
the orthopedic Tea Shop Saturday.
assisted by the following members:
Mrs. w. r. Robinson, Mrs. Carl Ha-
VEINS, Mrs. Amory Bell. Mrs. w. X.
Farley. Mrs. Herman Roesch. Mrs.
Edward Roesch. Mrs. Ray Young.
Mrs. John Halter and Mrs. II. G..
Abney.
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Mrs. Nemioue Entertdins
for DAUGHTER

Mrs. George Newiove entertained
with q delightful tea at her guar
ters 1t Fort Lawton. this afternoon.
complimentlng her daughter. Mrs.
Uopert Wallace Burke Margaret
Newiovci. who is Spending two
1Bonths with her parents.
Gummer flowers. with roses pre-
Estimating. adorned the rooms and
etntercd the dainty tea table. where
promiding were Mrs Stevenson
0mlth and Mrs. Frank Preston. as
oueed By Mrs II. X. 81. Cyr, Miss
Gertrude Schultz. Miss Irene
springer. Miss Alice NestIeton. Miss
Grace Carlson. Miss Gwendolyn
xeWIose and Miss Eleanor Fleming.
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Luncheon Honors
Miss Eustnce

The women's University club en-.
tsrtained this afternoon at luncheon
to honor Miss Jennie Eustace, who
impcrsonates Mrs. Othsrly In "Abra.
ham Lincoln" al the Metropolitan.
Roses in profusion were used In
decorating. Mrs. Aivah l.. Carr
and Mrs. lie Roy Backus acted as
hostesses.
From until O'Clock the club
were hosts at a Raggedy Tea, with
Mrs. Ira ". Gates and Mrs. r. a.
Ernst az hoste~s&a.
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READY MADE

Campaign Orator replying to
question: am very sorry 10 have
to ask the gentleman once more 10
repeat his question: really can.
not hear him
Ardent supporter OF Candidate
fplanied' IN the audiencet--Ncver
mind the question. mister, give US
the answers-From London Opinion.
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Informal Luncheon

Mrs. r. r. Blaine was hostess at
IN informal luncheon at her home
IN Denny Blaine. Thursday after.
noon. compiImensing Mrs. Francis
Guy Frink. recently returned from
Europe. and Mrs. Robert n. Fox
of New York. who Is spending the
summer here.
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Houorinr Mrs. william Palmer f.u.
cas. OF San Francisco. director Of the
Seventh regional district of tho
League o. Women Voters. who win
arrivs Ia Seattle Tuesday. the local
League Of Women Voters viii enter.
tain at gao y. m. that dav with a
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CALL FOR MADISON
PARkERS TO CLEAN
BEAUTIFUL BEACH!

All out with picks and shovela'
Anyway. bring your working
fingers and willing heart
That's tbs call issued By the
Madison Park Improvement club
20 Madison rarksrn for Saturday
and SUNDAY afternoons.
The point h." says chs commit
tee. Madison park beach must be
cleaned ur. les the entrance to
the city over the Yellowstone
Trasl. when residents get thru
with II. i'm be worthy Of It's con.
Hpicsous position"
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u. =. NORMAN. ~. 1905 Rainier
ave. was held IN the city jail Friday,
pending filing Of a liquor charge
against him. lie Was arrested Thurs
day night BY Officers T.. Henry, q.
\. Norton and {. l.. Bryant az his
home. A complete ssiii and n gallon
Of moonshlns we're taken and 400 gal
Ions OF mash destroyed.
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Lsincheo,, and Sho,Uer
for Miss Byers

1frz. j. @. Eyier was hostess at
: luncheon and shower at her home
THURSDAY afternoon. given In com
pfiment TO Miss Kathryn Byers.
Whose marriage TO DIR. Eugene
Hodges Pound OF JacksonviIis. Fla,
will take place IN August
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No-Host Picnic at
SKINNER Home

TUESDAY. June 81. at the summer
h1ns Of Miss Clara Emory. across
Like Washington. group Of this
younger set will assemble for . no
hast picnic.
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Chnrmina Hostess

Mrs. Ira n. Ford was q charming
hostess Tuesday afternoon. enter.
tanning the members Of the Queen
Anne Study club at her home, 2f4
Hayes st. The affair was given to
honor Mrs. Anderson Of Coronado,
Cal, former member OF the club.
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Family Dinner

Welcoming Mrs. John ". Miller.
Capt. Stewart Miller. Of Washington.
D. C.. and the Misses Irene and Ruth
Stewart. OF Bloomington. III. Mr..
and Mrs. william O. Mckay we're
hosts at q family dinner at their
home Wednesday evening.
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BRIDGE Hostess

Mira. William Chester Keith y en-.
tertainlng at her home "Wednesday
afternoon. June IS. with a bridge
IL four tables. This Is the urst IN
! series Of card parties Mrs. Keith
i planning TO give In the near flu
turx.
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CANNED HEAT is
~ NEMESIS TO SIX

TACOMA. June ss.--hix men were
overcome by the lssat here today.
The Jaiior al the city station says
they wiIl all recover. The heat WAS
OF the canned variety.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-23

The Seward Social ard Literary
club will hold it's last meeting 81 the
season. June -. at tho summer
home Of Mrs j. Matson. at Three
Tree point.
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Theuter Party and

rs honor Miss Marearet Chinn
ana her fsancc. MIR. Edward W. An
<lre~s, Mr.. Campbell kelieher VIII
- host 10 Is guests at a theater
marty AZ the Metropolitan Tuesday
ex<nlnr. June 81. followed hy-s sup
rer At his home.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-23

Allah social club will meet with
Mrs. Bertha rowIes. f0sth It. and
Woosland Park ave. Wednesday.
June "a. ct .. m. Assisting host.
ranes. Mrs. MlnnN fassen and Mrs.
Minnie krsewer. Al Eastern stars
invited. Cards and REFRESHMENTS.
Take 1 O'clock Edmonds hus.
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS


Robert r.. Lee chapter. Daughters
Of the confederaey. will meet Mon.
day. June 70. a. 30 .. m. with Mrs.
Thomas ). Acheson. 400 w. Me.
Craw a..
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PERSONALS :.

MIR. ana Mrs. David Meyers left
Thursday morning for weeks visit
in Victoria. u. c.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. q. kinEer are on
motor trip to Pacific leach. whsre
they plan 90 spend few days.
Miss Connie Martin. who has been
In Juneau. Alaska. for the winter.
IL spending the summer IN Seattle.
Miss Marion Thomson. daughter OF
MIR. and Mrs. Il. II. Thomson. kft
saturday for two months Walt
with friends In Honolulu.
Mr.. and Mrs. chauncey Mahanna
Of los Angeles. formerly Of Seattle,
are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
jackson for fortnight.
Miss Zee Matthew left yesterday
for Chicago 10 remain during the
summer.
Mrs. Ida johnson Holland has re
moved 20 s5ss broadway North.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. Morgan and
daughters. Sarah and Pearl OF o~ia.
loosa. Iowa. arc spending two weeks
as she guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. G. Il.
Houston.
Mrs. Knox waikem Of Vancouver.
n. C.. will arrive sunday TO be the
guest for a few days OF MIR. and Mrs.
Res stafford
Mr.. Charles wooisey l. leaving the
first OF July for Wait Of several
weeks In Denver, Colo.
MFR. and Mrs. Lawrence Arnold
spent the last weekend in Naneou.
yer. II. c.
MIR. and Mrs. Arthur f.atlmer are
occupying the home OF MIR. and Mrs.
~. II. Iatimer for the summer
months.
Mrs. r. r. Whittier has removed
from the Volunteer apartments 20
ls1s ssth ave.
Mrs. Phillip Rowe left Last evening
for a weeks visit with hsr brother
At Port Alherni. .. c.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Rankin MAY
f.swisl are being congratulated upon
the birth Of daughter. Ruth Adenc.
on June :.
Victor and Vincent shorroek. sons
a Mr.. and Mrs. r. q. shorrock. have
arrived In Renyille. Mlnn. where
they will spend the summer with
their uncle and aunt. MFR. and Mrs.
Henry Molitcr. They wer~ accom-
panied by their cousin. Ann MoiltoE.
who has been the guest 81 Mr.. and
Mrs. shorrock for the past year,
Mr. John A. Miller and daughter.
Miss Alberta Miller. OF BelisnEhsm.
who have been spending a short time
IN the city. kft today for their
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Sumner Bees,
have removed 90 their new home.
s7ss Broadway y.
Mr.. r. G.. shorrotk win return the
first q next week from a two
months trip 20 Washington. u. C..
and New York.
MFR. and Mrs. Richard Swain. who
have been residing at the Hotel SCR
rento. have taken the horne Of Mr..
and Mrs. Falcon iosiin. TIT nth ave.
~. for the summer.
| Mrs. Eliza Ferry rseary has return
Ell from a visit OF several months In
1.-THE East.
Mrs. Glenn Charles spurgeon Jeff
| for Victoria. n. c.. Wednesday,
| where she will be joined BY a party
Of friends and proceed to her coun.
try home. De courcy." for a few
days visit.
Mrs. A. d. ToiIefssn. Mr.. and
Mrs. Guy Held. Mr.. and Mrs VIII.
liam Hooking and Mr.. and Mrs. II.
M. Hook have returned from Port
lind. where they attended the rose
/ show.
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Miss Harriet Barter

Miss Harriet Baxter has cards out
for tea and kitchen shower at
her home Thursday afternoon. June
50. from 1 until o'clock. compli.
rnGuiinw Miss Mary Lea Fisken. who
win wed Mr.. Everett GrigEs III.
- July s.
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CLtBs FOR SATURDAY

CLtBs FOR SATURDAY
vashon Heights Rose Culture Club
The yashon Heights Rose Culture
club win give US annual rose and
flower exhibit on Saturday. June -.
afternoon and evening. at the home
Of Mir. and MrH4 Clarence y. Bragg,
Nashon Heights. Everyone cordially
invited q attend.
Chapter A. r. r. q.
Chapter A. y r. o.. will meet for .
family picnic with Mrs. n n. Denny.
Boat leaves Madison park ut ssss
. m.
A. r. Y. VI. r. Club
A. ". Y. NJ r.. club wiil meet with
Mrs. Eva Archer. ss5s iifh ave. ".
r.. st y. m.
Fortaighsiy Club Piensf
The Queen Anne Fortnightiy club
will hold a plcnse Saturday NJ tn.
horne Of Mrs George n. Lane AZ Port
Madison. The boat leaves from Pier
II al $40 a. IA.
John v. Miller w. II. &.
The Past Presidents club Of John
y. Miller w. r. G. win meet satur.
day. juns "a. with Mrs. Ella
clausen. ssss Tenth ave. ~. r.
Luncheon at i.:ao.
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Rats In the Cellar
Mice In the Pantry

cockToecheo lu the Kitchen
What can be moro disagrecabIe
han = home infested with pests I
Destroy them with Stearns Electric
Rat and Roach Paste, the standard
rxtesminator for more than forty
three years.
XIII rats, mice, cockroaches.
waterbugs or anita In . single night.
Does not blow away like powders;
ready for use; better than traps.
Directions in Is languages In every
box.
2 OK. siEe 35c. is or. size. ti-5o
Money Back II II Fails
advertisement
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THE lady Eagles viii giye benv.
III pound party for one of it's mem.
hers ~ the home or Mrs. }. y.
Dooiey. esi0 Phlnn~y ave. Tuesday.
June 81. at .. III. Cards.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-23

Only thing that keeps me
happy these days h the man
who ats NJ ti~ desk across
from me. He's got head Just
like an Faster cas-. lis shaped
that way. and It's fined on the
surface that way. It's smoeth
all over, even on top. and sort
OF obieng. II IL even BETTER
than an Easter eKg. It's face
moves, which the faces Of Ess.
ter egg. do not II moves often.
Sometimes IL |. glad. sometimes
II wrinkles liz browx.
It's like a doxen Faster eggs
all ia one. II u interesting
aud entertaining.
am glad that egg has desk
opposite mine.
I've got something 60 Aay which
sn't Aiiiy. It's about a poiicemal
and a little gray lady. The tw'
we're tosether on a corner Of Thiri
and James Thursday morning nbou
II o'clock. They came togsihe
like thisl The little sray lady. a
least 80 years old. IN a black skir'
and cape and a bonnet Of dark vel
vet and violet flowers. waited OF
ons side Of the street, She WASH
more than five feet high. ah
leaned on q black smooth cane
lisr pale hlus. tho bright Eyes
earnestly the ssolIeys. th
autos. and the general hustle an
speed Of the street
On an opposite ssofner the poles
man stood. he wma tail. six fee
AZ least. Hls hair was Hinged a III
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meeting and reception IN Frederick
a Nelson's auditorium.
Myrtle Social Club
Myrtle social club, o. r. =. viii
meet Monday. June re. at the Mason.
sc temple. NJ : q. m. Bridge and
whist. Eastern stars and friends In
vEfed.
wisconsin Gnidcurpd Club
The Wisconsin 0olasnrod club
will nre, with Mrs. Myrpn Mix NJ
colby. wednesday. June ~ BRING
baskets Of lunch and meet 81 Gal.
bralfh's dock AZ . m.
Capitol llifi W. &. r. T..
Tire Capitol fIiii W. &, r y will
~ hosiaa~ 20 the tenth annual camp.
fire Of the Three scof~ and Teners NJ
the ~. r. church. 18th ave. ~. and
". John a.. Monday. tuns -. at :
.. m. Friends cordially invited.
Unions in Seattle arc requested 20
send nau~w and addresses ~ white
rst.honer. who ara 10 years of aRs. or
over. 20 Mrs Clark. SOS Hinckisy
bldg. The seniors and juniors siiI
furnish refreshments and the Three.
score and Teners the program