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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-19
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS

AEOIiAN pI.AYER-PfASOS AND PIANCf-A
coesS2 Of Sew S York | r.prcepcA: s5ss % *.
WORLDS best music with perfect expression
IN. demonstrs;IoH. Jour piano tak.n a. paf;
es y,nent $500 and upwsrds,
$3.50; most wona-Ttu Instrument. sau:
:" may so,d a. SI50 ~ some stores.
sa75--N.edhsm P.ayer.piS5o cost sscO
iss5---story a Clark. Player. cos, SO.
..s:Wh:. ..s:-Wh. .!oGs risno!.; -. CO.., SIG new.
sts5--Cunninshsm MatCh'ess. cos. $500
c. ss.S. or m2n's,y %4,. rss:s
t6Rr' H6srFH iii SiHSPT2%SX I T2SSrs sic sT2RTsss r.
oner Evening. rnt!i chri,.nsr
S375 GRAND PrA&os-Cr'oNerlrr used
~ xood condition: A5o sts.n~s,
Hfriaturs BABY srand- incIudins H-pps. Ed
Us%,a 5u'e2 orIb;.iy T;.riy N!st et 500 .na
tJR. HEbFF ~ Esft4%&X Z :Y{T&yTa% sESFEs srs
Open Evening. Tnt,i chr,.trna.
AZ UPRIGHT PTAN0r. inrrldlnc st.,n-
way Chickerlns: D.ch.r KrsI
p!sno reounj ard xpafpT:ccd - psym.n,. sSgE ,Ss
monthly ana upwerd. complete Ests males
s''"A'ffr 'HfrpPEs'ss Ts's e 'TErTf6}".v Tf}Is. sroera
COR sa7TT THOMPSON STq
open Evenings Until CNris,mas
4sT zoo. '!ftT1S+A If foa sEa IoDE1 % 4 ~ ,G Z
mahogany Hnish: a. metal pRr,- Sol1 plated
sFy aoR S}G' .a| tSnfT'rG Ga ~re o. pso.:
" HEPPEs UrTow% STORES
Corner 9th and ThoInpuon .trer,.
$3.50 Ig,c.RoIN TIs,,o'. ;s;S ~. "; n'.cr.n, =
"a pg HR.
nets HTrpFE 4 fT,fa Hf HPToWS Eh2ne sF6FTpEs; 95 TE;'
Corner en- and TIhompson s,reo,.
$50 -V!CTRoiA VII aas lsrr. 1.
v'c'o- .o4nt boz, fully Eusrsnts.d: d ...s
- MEPrGsSs IS I;:I. Grr~w& cy. sronEs,
4p.a Eyeninx, i'niii ch,:%tms. %
s2%rsHh i. ny HAa2&99E35H a2S0s ms5! a. hs P,.o.
o. o"'9i irRfts 81 y. 't1fFaFET3SiI9' tFFT%i%I9 sr,rr.
corner, 90 and TThoompson street.
wIrDEr"MH rHDNuGRATH
fq% to,ed ~ ,'Td %itH Ks" motor hard,on.
SO wei,-kuown tnstrTn'nrs 'sf'. si10 80
lo'rn, hal0re 'A>! monthly t,rms. ,yri'.
WV ' 5-'{,fs.}t 'I!'{Ho }EHEEssnH Ess.. r.. g.
or l. cyen.nfE M cNr!s'Ho.
sRrN5wl'K OR, vI"ruuIA
.,ome IN !, 9ma G9nEsr" W" lon" or rt"ss
"a. y .i5" fT %SI. nrg".w.Itt y'@lc PGlS sseessnm
9" Vrtr9'.. t, wII%! ,Iar .IT6. 81 Tnu rCrd- %
ioeH" &r SAL spruce ol67. ,t"u ev-ninss
lTi'-i2.l. GEestnlr :"
RRUNswlCI
,". ,t., o.r'%t ,',, m"fT n, 'ho"or,sph Tudor.
!, 81 rGrrIsnL co,lhineh ,,In' rr,Is,ic nhs.Gs
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FOREMAN wanted for stair depa rtment on
wood stairs In a custom mill: must be
able to take charge and direc: men. do the
drafting. detailing. billing and laying out
for a small force; good salary for a capable
man VI l19. Ledger Office.
INSuRANCE--Sel, ana manage. part or
whole time; exp: leads fur. Midland Nut
J. Cassidy. h305 Belfeld Wyoming d049 N.
LADORERS. $3.50 day: sii-winter constr,ic-
t!cn work. Apply 718 Vine vt.
LUMBER COUNTERS. experienced. Pear.
son e. Judascher LumlIer Co., Westmorc-
land ~. and Delawar" River.
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TON.SEWlNG FElIINl AND TWIN.
NEEDLE TApiEG MAGHiEEs; ALSO
WORK; GOOD PAY. CliEITENHAaI KNIT
TING CO. 4si3 STENTON AVE, GER.
NANTOWN.
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CLERitS.--We have positions OF interest to
intelligent, welI.cGucated girls, Is to %
wears OF age. with q real liking and apti-
t,ii9 FOR figures; experience unnecessary.
Call ut once.
.. MRS, PATTON
C!ETiS PUBLISHING CO., so4 ss,sorn st.
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OPPOEIl SiriN

OPPOETl' iirYN
Enlalsng upon u hc"!'h q: rr..' rlr.. ai.on
department we aye ANXIOUS to secure the
..r vices Of ur 8 tiraIl-sut SoIup Elcr Go-
tween the ages OF 20 and IS; The possess1r s
Of a high school ctGrat!pn, win an aCtiv"
interest in their own iutuT" ana q willing
less to develop IT, lr"T must b" able t.
meet people and hold an inte'iiGeEI Conver-
sation with them,
II you believe that IoH are lh,s tyre o.
chan and are willing to prove II, write US
giving fun details IA Your ArSt letter
Address THE AGENcY SUPERVISOR
rurtia Puhl!sEing Co.
Phladv'Ia 4, ~
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u,lNiLs<

Active, energetic, determined women with
fuir education. quick earn and anxious
TO advance, are needed in local brancl, Of
r:,ptd'y growing organi1aion; YOU must be
4 NJ, ~. ynudar' IAd" lool Nsrke, ST.
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HAULING

HAULING. riCslnx' any size trucks 1rarL
lin TRANSPORTATION Co., Diamond 9ehI
89lS Diamond 1t. '
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STENOGRArliER -- Assistant to executive:
must b. competent. aCcurete and rapid
Tor large factory office: locality in south,rn
part 81 city: salary 80 per week hours s
- $50: stat" nSe. experience. reference; nor
u nncnt and soud position TO right party;
u "asaut surroundings. Addr.ss X-6l, p q
Box 2jOb.
sTm%Ol.NAPiiER. mus have experience.
uuirk and Accarals. r"fercnr"s required,
Apply 10 Nh. Kraft secOndsf0Ur 8OG Ghost.
u',, It.
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DRESsMAXTNG and MILLINERY
bEESSAiANl%G ~ III dn,. ur ri hon1.. "a,
MLI- -.- :. ----- NV Ihpmc Bel 794s w
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES
ROOMS FOR RENT

MRS ROGERS 3lT ) ON. aaruI,,,
wants reliah. L~,p 3 ".-.y ,apar!ty
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REGiSTERED pharmacise wanted at once;
must have salesmanship ability. Write to
rox 500, Allentown. Pa. .---------.--,
SALESMAN qualified In hobs and milling
cutters salary and commission: give par
ticuIars. NJ 100. Ledger Office.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-19

STI.NU,;RAPHER ROOJi ikEEPE:R high
school graduate pr"f", red. ! years eX-
prriarrr to learn business we'll established
growing concern. centrally located. salary to
STAR $50 lEoutn; advancement according 10
merit. Address in own handwriting. stating
age, experience" and telephone number. b
i,o cd OffCa
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-19

MEN who have had experience n handliua
men as forerrcn q" OIL. rw'~s good on
portunity IN new lin OF ~ '",Tor 20 advance
IL ogt"uti"e positions, must b" net md "
Mr Chairman, ,2"S wld~,,': Rl"s 10 !. ".
10 - NJ
MIS-
Active. encrset,,. d,,-rrrliuri MON WIN ,tir
eh,cation, uu!ck ra barn ana ru>.ors IT,
advance, are recd"j in I,"ai branch "
VI p!dly growing orSNr,,at!O1: you ,,urt ns
20 years Of age ur """r. Apply nfter 10
4. N. 7O2 Nandam BID. 'o"l MARKET st
MEN, wanted to unloaG, weigh I'D move
steel Apply Iicss.N:gh, Manufacturing
Co. Front aMl Erir a"c.---.-.. ..-.
MESSENGER ROYS wanted 10 work after
school hours position permanent. rhrosier
Bros. 1899 Chestnnt 81 --.-.
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YOUNG MAN WANTED


YOUNG MAN - Clerical position recurring
energy and tact; 9m hours day: = Ycars'
p"rience 'preferr"d: resident OF y. T. srcttHn
preferred. Miller Lock ca, i53a Tucony ST.,
Frankford. .
YOUNG Man wanted to take charge or
sporting goods dept in 4 town Of Is OOn
ha6ltants. Address Nuchling. Reading Pa,
YOUNG MAN--Stenog npher and general
office work. must b. ale to tHIir diCtufInr
Helme McllhonMy. 3ll3 y. lTth st
YOUNG MAN for clerical position in a bank
Address 90S. Ledger Office.
YOUNG MEN
IS 70 % YEARS
Permanent selling opportunity In our rir,l.
iHl.ou d"rnrIf"""t; salary or ,orirrission
lrsis: must be rican-cut. wiiug worker.
aI possess pleasing persouallty
Experience unnecessary: We wMl rlain -ou
openings for only q limited number Asl;
cnr. Mr. Cox. h"twenn and - A. NJ E'Ir-
p."vm"n' DIVISION. curtis PGhl;shInF Co.. G0l
SAMSON 81
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'S NN'Ii"', Central aud SOUTH America
TIVE a I WHITE FLEE
P...,u United Fruit Company
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FILE CLERK
ENPERIENCED FOR OFFICE OF LARGE
CURPoRAT1oN. APPLY BY LITTER.
J. 55. POSTOPF1CE BOX 3443
Girl. bright. with about q months office
exp: must have knowledge of stenos.
state age. exp. and salary des. r 9OI,
Ledg"r Office
GIRL experienced in Invoices and accounts
PAYABLE: NJ III. Ledger Ofrice.
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LOST AND FOuNn

ISn-,- LUST AND FOUND
| Wsn't,' .osN. FRIDAY afternoon. be.
hCrd hr"ad aud 18th. Spruce and Din
: ,ga &,riA ""!"c!e'' Reward iC returned to
IS,, ,"s', ba,i chow do. Rowor,i if re-
GermHntr,,n a. ~ 'gh Il, Germantown. Ph.
| nsn,o ',@"I h"&s, Win name I,,a'c hcauuE
ko,If" II or Il. MurGogh Fender plea .e
W. W. = Z Mnrd9ck. Jp,.nslrwn. r.
49, -- lost, sold Swiss Itnk-bracelct
.hsr IN ,.hh'r, NHlmp: monoaram ". u, f., !.
ncl,ns' nG''ss' RouiS "a bsrw@S%n% - ~ % mf' NIrs - md
kurp' psst ~ seward IL returned 20 IL. Free
'PhH inst for Deaf. Mt.Airy. Phila.
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TO HTRE-5.T-psss. tour. cars: titnous.nes
$40 per hr. 10. Poplar 1917. Park 4l5o.
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USED AUTOMOBILES

AAhpMON Limousine. 1920 In splendid
Nlhi\NiOl' condition. wilIs-st. Claire
ca ohal Nfarke, 81.
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE
TELEPHONE OPERATION

experienced on telephone. to solicit adver.
Using; will pay salary and bonus: state ssc:
number II possible. r s25. Ledger office.
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lo;2 foED rcopc, cheap; ,tbs new. IS y.
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HELP wANTED-MALE

rRoorREApEP. EXPERIENCED.
PJHisTT PHHis.T cNAsWss cNNAhsWssspApMEARN; pMANrER RS,o22TT ~
WoRK. APPLY. TO-DAY. ATTER .
y. NJ. AT COS CHESTNUT ST,
FIFTH FLOOR.
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AutOfruCks

GRAHAM speed truck IL ION: covered eS-
press body: 1871 i"Tdsi; 1,i,. Hne Hne GGsSnt'tom
T9gert stz phone Remington 2o0i. -.
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CREDIT MAN
one with knowledge Of accounting 10 take
Charge. Of offics OF retail ladies' wesrins
srenc. Xddress P $50. lndser Office.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-07
OFFICERS
ARE DISCHARGED
Violated Liquor Rules on
Board Vessel

WASHINGTON. Feb. Five pet.
~ officers have been ordered dis.
charged from tho United States navy
and sentenced 90 one years irnprison'
ment on aAcharge OF violation Of the
regulations forbidding liquor belng
brought aboard q naval vessel. tho
navy department announced today.
The commissioned officers were
implicated In tho matter. but conaid.
Grafton Of their cass has not been
concluded
The rncn sentenced are: G. y. Cor.
chief boatswain mate: Charles o..
Harniott. commissary steward: Bei.
ME r.. Fly. auarternastrr's mate. Al
bert X. Keener. chief machinist's
mate. and John Walsh. chief water
tender.
The men were tried By a general
court martial on a charge Of con.
spirncy for smuggling iiauor4nio tho
United states on a naval vessel, tho
u. y. y. Redwfns. In addition TO shc
charge OF violating the regulations.
They were convicted on both charges.
The navy department disapproved OF
tho conviction on the conspiracy
charge because Of Insufficient evi.
dsncs. but approved the second
charge.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-07
Notes and
Comment on
THE OLD
HOME TOWN

Fire loss In Aberdeen for 1921
amounted to ss5.ois. according TO the
report submitted TO the city council
by Fire Chief William Tamblyn.
George Crop. Junior In the
Puyallup high school. was the win.
ner Of tho first prize in tho anti.
cigarct contest put ON by tho local
branch OF the w. c. 7. Y.
Mrs. Margaret Golden will riyN n
talk on her experiences In Europe be.
fore tho Puynilup Business and Pro.
fessional woman's club Wednesday
evening.
T'hr worlds dustwelght champion
was in Port Angeles recently. His
name IL Able Davies and he is 81.
years old. He boxed at the basket.
ball game Saturday night.
More than 100 boys win be the
msts OF Elk members AT Dad and
ad banquet 10 be held Thursday in
'oft Angeles.
4 two.dny session OF the piercs
County Pomona grange wiz he held
In Puynllup Friday and saturday.
Delegations are expected from sum.
ner. Buckley. Edgcwood. Roy. Gig
Harbor. Graham and Loveland.
The Walla walla Valley Cooper.
tive Jersey Bun association was
scheduled 20 hold It's annual ncetine
Tuesday afternoon at Walla walia.
To present the claims Of the
Clallam Indians 20 official Washing.
ton, William II. Richie OF Port
Angeles will leave about February
18th.
Kenneth c. Kerr. editor OF the
Railway and Marine News, Seattle.
viii deliver the address AZ the Lin.
coin Day memorial exercises and
community mixer at Port Angeles.
Gov. Hart has called upon the
citizens OF tho state TO observe the
Tooth birthday anniversary OF Cen.
Grant April u. with fitting coro.
monies,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-07

magazines Of national circulation.
Many OF the EST whose letters
came Monday said they positively
will spend their vacations here A
number of these attended the Alaska.
rukonPaciffc Exposition In 1909.
and say they have decided not to
wait longer 20 revisit, region which
delighted them 30 much.
Tho great part that the Greater
Seattle bureau VIII have In welcom.
Ing tourists and conventions TO Seat.
tie next summer induced the execu.
two committee Monday to change
the name o. tho bureau 20 the Tour.
ist and Conventions bureau 7, will
be established on tho ground floor Of
the Arctic building. Pliny I. Allen
ls chairman.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-07
HAVE DARK HAIR
AND LOOK YOUNG
Don't stay gray! Nobody eaa tell
when you darken gray. faded
hair with Sage Tea aaa
sulphur.

Grandmother kept her hair beauti-
fully darkened, glossy and attraetive
with "A brew of Sage Tea and Sui
phur. Whenever her hair took on
that dull. faded or streaked appear
ance. this simple mixture was APP
piled with wonderful effect. by ask
ing at any drug store for 'Wyeths
sage and sulphur Compound" you
VIII get a large bottle OF this old
time recipe, improved by the add
ton OF other Ingredients. all ready
60 use. at very little cost. This sim
pie mixture can be depended upon TO
restore natural color and beauty TO
the hair.
wcll-known downtown druggist
SAYS everybody uses Wyeth's Sage
and sulphur Compound now because
u darkcns so naturally and evenly
that nobody can tell IL has been APP
plted--itS so easy 10 use. too. You
simply dampen "a comb or softehrush
ana draw II thru your hair. takiug
one strand al a time BN mornins
the gray hair disappears: after an
other application or two, il is estor-
cd 20 its natural color and looks
glossy, SOFT and beautiful,--Advss-
usemenL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-07
PLAN ARREST
OF DERCDOLL
Expect 10 Bring Stacker
Back to u. S.
nv LAURENCE N. DENnDIcr

WASHINGTON. Fsb. IA way
has been found 90 bring Grover
Cleveland Bergdoil. millionaire slack.
or. back 60 the United States for
punishment. cxrervico men In the
house declared today.
Bergdoll IL now reported 10 be hid
Ing In Switzerland. lie fled there
for safety from Germany when peace
relations werv rc-estabiirhed between
Berlin and Washington. fearing that
Germany, az the conquered nation
IN tho war. would be forced 10 hand
him over 20 the United States.
Tho veterans In congress-, II was
revealed exclusively 60 the United
Press today. have been workina se.
crctiy for weeks on Both sides OF the
Atlantic ON plan 60 bring about
the larch.siaeker's recapture.
Representative Walter Lln~berxer,
Of California. IN now In Europe, work.
ing out tho plan therr while his asso-
ciates In the house arc busy IN Wash.
inEton. They have finally deter.
mined upon a plan which they are
confident win land Berrfoli In n
rnfted States federal prison 10 serve
out tho sentenee he escaped when
he made his Sensational dash 20 FREQ.
dom from Governors Island year
ago.
What tho plan r. for appr~hendinx
Bergdoli IN. veterans group would
not disclose. That IN a secret. they
declared. that they viii reveal only
TO high officials Of the department
81 justice and stats department and
only 10 them after congress has
paar-d a resolution directing those
departments to 30 after the escaped
Stacker. The plan viii no, be com.
pietsd. " In believed. until LIneberg
er returns FROM Europe. which prob.
ably viii be within a month.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-07
FIERY, ITCHY Skin
QUICKLY S00THED
WITH SULPHUR

Mentho-sulphur. pleasant cream.
will soothc and heal akin that In ir.
ritated or broken out with eczema:
that " covered with ugly rash or
pimples. or n rough or dry. Moth.
ing subducs fiery skin cruptions 40
quickly. says a noted akin specialist
The moment this sulphur prcparn.
ton Ia applied the itching stops and
after two or three applications. the
eczema Is gone and tho min Ia dc
iIghtfuliy clear and smooth. Sulphur
is 40 precious as a skin remedy be-
cause II destroys the parasites that
cause the burning. itching or dis
figurement. Mentho sulphur al
ways heals eczema right up.
A small jar OF Mentho- Sulphur
may be had nj any good drug store.
--Adver tisement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-07
MANY CASES Of
RHEUMATISM NOW
Says We Must Keep Feet Dry.
Avoid Exposure and
Eat Less Meat

Stay off the damp ground. avoid
exposure. keep feet dry. eat less
msat, drink lots OF water and above
all take spoonful OF salts occa.
sionally 10 keep down uric acid.
rheumatism Is caused by poison
Gus toxin. called uric acid. which Is
generated In the bowels and NIB.
sorhed into the blood. II II the
function of the kidneys 10 filter
this acid from the blood and cast II
out In tho urine. The pores of the
skin are also n means Of freeing
the blood Of this impurity. In damp
and chilly. cold weather the skin
pores are closed. thus forcing the
kidneys TO do double work. they
become weak and sluggish and fail
to eliminate this uric acid which
Keeps accommodating and circulating
through the system. eventually Get.
Ting In the joints and muscles caus.
ing stiffness. soreness and pain
called rhcumAis ism.
At the first twinEe OF rhenfnaysm
get from any pharmacy about -four
ounces ~ Yau S"iiS' put 'tpic'
spoonful IN glass OF water and
drink before breakfast each morn
ing for a week. This Is said to
eliminate uric acid by> stimulating
the kidneys to normal action, thus
Kidding the blood OF these impur.
titles.
Jad Salts Il inexpensive. harmless
grapes and lemon juice. combined
with lithia and Is used with excel.
lent results by thousands OF folks
who are subject 10 rheumatism.
Here YOU have pleasant. efferves.
cent Whitewater drink which over.
comes uric ncid and is beneficial 10
your kidneys as well. Advertise.
mont
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-07

Iowa Illinois and Ohio residents
want to know about Seattle ciimst.
and the many places in the Pacific
Northwest where they may spend
pleasant summer vacation.
While inquiries have been received
from every state in the Union In re
Spouse to the Seattle Chamber OF
Commerce national advertising cams
paiKn. stressing the virtues OF this
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-07
Allen chain Of 90 moving picture
.houAqS was sold 70 the Famous Play
'ers canadian corporation.
Removes Hairy Crowths
Without Pain or Bother


II In not necessary TO use q painful
process TO remove hairy Erowths, for
with little delatone handy you can
keep the skin entirely free from these
beauty destroyers. To remove hair.
make a stiff paste with little pow
dered delatone and water. Spread
this on the hairy surface and in abour
two minutes rub IL off. wash the
skin and the hairs are gone. To
guard against disappointment be
careful 10 get real deiatone. Mix
fresh as wanted. Acknowledgement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-07

CHICAGO. Feb. THE Buriiug
ton. Great Northern ard Northern
Pacific railways todAy announced a
decrease OF approximately 20 per
cent IN summer fares 10 Rocky
Mountain resorts.
The new rate win 50 into effect
June /.
This reduction. according 10 r. r.
EusiiH. passenger traffic manager OF
the burlington. wiil practically re-.
store ne rate IN effect before the
big increase In 1890.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-07

undaunted courage and that winning
power that health alone imparts.
Buy q bottle of "LYKO" todayi
Then keep 1t on hand at all times
in the future. Take it whenever
you lack appetite, have indigcs-
ton, feel exhausted, WORKOUT,
nervous, upset" or debilitated
from any -cause. whether from
general run down condition or a
specific illness. IL has wonderful
health restoring powers because Of
its prompt aid to Nature to re-
place worn out muscle, bone and
nerve tissue = the ideal tonic and
strength builder.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-07

President Henry surzailo OF tho
S-niverrIty Of Washington Will ad'
nress thu Engineers club Thursday
noon on Our Changing Profession. !"
Tho meeting will be held at the Col
lego club. COS Spring St
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Middle We ternerS
Eager to Come Here

region for recouplng tired nerves
and enjoying life next sumner. the
Middle West leads the other sections
In interest
Perhaps N later mails. the balanc.
may turn IN the direction OF the
East or the South. The first mails TO
reach the chamber naturally are
from the Middle West. as the adver.
tisemenss appeared only recently in
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wcrAs axo-hadn't sren her for
eight yosr~--shen--np comes the
news al tho wssi<Ilus-

Dr. rutherford is "A native 81 New
York and graduate Of McGiii uni.
versity in Toronto. He~has Offices
in the Seaboard building.
And tho brlde-weii. who Doesn't
know Pauline Freo~rick. who grew
up from Pauline Beatrice Libby OF
Madrid. n. Y. into stage favorite
ana star Of the movie rky7
According 10 Seattle friends, Miss
Frederick will continue her work In
pictures. r~mainlng In California 80
noiody'r going TO be surprised. for
somc reason or other. ~ she doctor
rsiHs up his stakes IN Seattle and
hangs out hts shlngie in Hollywood.
Cal
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officers Of the Scandinavian
branches 81 Tn. salvation Army In
Washington and Oregon win assist
nriradier Chriatopberron AT =. N.
Thursday In conducting a special
meeting hero at tho Scandinavian
branch Of the Salvation Army. occs-
dental ave. and Nam At
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Common Sense
About Eczema
and Eruptions!
Here's Something About 5. S. 8
That You'll Be Glad 10 Heas.

You nigh, yust a. wen Nov ~ r,sAs
now.--she cause OF skin eruptionA
pinplea. bAckheads. hollis and - On,
Is right In the blood There IL no got
ting away from IT, Science has proved
II. We prove IL. You can prove Il.
When the cause OF skin troubles ana
esruptlona 10 in the blood. Il ami com.
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burdensome handicap Of . subnor-
NAL condition.
Every day 'LYKO" IL making
men strong and swift--vigorous and
virile-putting them in the pink Of
condition - keeping them fit TO
fight the battles of Life.