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New Britain herald., 1923-12-08
Seventh Day Advent.

"Spiritualism under the X-ray proven the greatest of modern decep- tions." How they do it will be ex- plained by one who knows. Subject of lecture at the l. O. o. F. hall tomor- row afternoon by Elder W. R. ueht- man. Services at 3:3O o'clock. Ques- tions answered.
New Britain herald., 1923-12-08
German.

Sunday - 9:30 a. m., Sunday school. 10:So, service in English; Bible class in German for adults; 11:45, service in German. D. m, Young Peoples prayer meeting.
 Tuesday evening meeting of the Y. r. S.
 Wednesday evening, meeting of the Boys club at Fienemann's farm.
 Thursday evening, meeting for prayer (English).
New Britain herald., 1923-12-08
Baptist Churches.
First.

Morning service at 1o:45 o'clock with sermon by the Rev. William Ross. subject When Experience and Faith Diverge." Bible school and brotherhood class at 12:10. Mrs. E. R. Hitchcock will lead the meeting of the Young Peoples society at 2 o'clock.
 Monday - p. n., Boy Scouts.
 Wednesday 7:30 D. m, Young Women's sewing guild.
 Thursday 7:l5 D. m, midweek prayer service.
New Britain herald., 1923-12-08
Film Iswedishl

Sunday school 9:45 a. m. Morning service in English at II o'clock. Young peoples meeting at 5;45 p. m. with special program. Evening serv- ice at o'clock. Rev. Joel Larson of Sweden will speak next Thursday evening.
New Britain herald., 1923-12-08
st. NIary'x

Sunday morning. Masses at '. {, and 10:30 o'clock, the o'clock mass Icing for the Italian members Of inc congregation, with sermon in their native tongue. Al 2 o'clock the usual mass for school children and working boys and girls will take place down stairs in the church. Al 1 o'clock vespsrs will take place. The regular morning masses for the week are af [ o'clock.
 Mems communion on inc second Sunday of every month
New Britain herald., 1923-12-08
Congregational Churches.


 Sunday - 10 a. m, senior and in- termediate departments of tho church school. 1o:45 a. m, service of worship. Sermon by the pastor, subject 'Broadcasting Life" fe m., junior, primary and beginners depart ments of the church school. to 5:3O D. m, Every Member Canvass" of the homes of the parish by the men of the church. 6 D. m., meeting of the Every Member Canvassers". Re- treatments will be served.
 Tuesday - s D. m, concert by the church quartet, assisted by the or- gan, violin. cello, plano and reader. Wednesday - 2:so ?. m., combined business and social meeting of the Ladies Aid society. Meeting of tho Friendly club at 7:30 D. m., at the home of Miss Grace Schmidt. Sub ject for discussion. Habits, good and bad"
New Britain herald., 1923-12-08
First

Church school 10 a. m. Morning service ii a. m. Sermon by the pas tor on Why the Church?"
 Tuesday -- Meeting Of the Young Women's Home Missionary society. at 6:S0.
 Wednesday English class for Armenisns ? D. m. Junior Missionary society 4:l5 D. m. Center service club Of the church 5:39 p. m.
 Thursday - Armenian women's Bible class ? ?. m. Girls Scouts 4:3o D. m. Center Girls club D. m.
 Friday - All day meeting of the missionary society. Program at 3 o'clock. Subject, Messages from our Missionaries" Luncheon served at noon. Boy Scouts will meet at 7:30 o'clock.
New Britain herald., 1923-12-08

Sunday - s:so, church school,
New Britain herald., 1923-12-08

Friday - 4:00. sewing school. 7:30 choir rehearsal. 500, rehearsal of Christmas pageant.
 A. M. E. Zion.
 Sunday service 10:45 a. m., preach ing by the pastor. Subject, Conquer ing Faith" Sunday school at 12:30 p. m. Varick Christian Endeavor so- ciety, 6:30 p. m. 7:45, preaching by the pastor. Subject, Christian Art lessness."
 Tuesday evening prayer meeting at 8 o'clock.
 NOndenominational.
 Emmanuel Gospel.
 Sunday - 10 a. m., prayer and praise service. 10:45 a. m., preach ing, topic, "The Narrow Way" 12:15, Bible school. 5:45 D. m., evangelistic service; topic, "The Place of Prayer in Evangelism"
 Tuesday - 4:o0 p. m,, children's meeting.
 Thursday - 7:45 p. m, midweek prayer meeting.
 Peoples.
 Morning worship. 10:45. Sunday school, 12:45. Young peoples meet ing, 6:0o. Evening service, 7;00. Wednesday - Women's missionary prayer band, 3:00. Thursday - Children's meeting. 4. Prayer and praise meeting, 7:45. Rev. Earl Woodbury, of Boston, Mass, missionary from China, will preach both morning and evening.
 Second Advent.
 10:45, Sunday morning service and sermon by the pastor; -Four Chariots and Two Mountains of Brass" l2:05, school. 7:00, evening service and sermon; Philosophy of the Bible Plan"
 Thursday evening service at 8. Sub ject, "The Seven Promises"
New Britain herald., 1923-12-08

grade. '7:45. prayer meeting.
 Friday - 4:00. sewing school. 7:30, choir rehearsal. S:00, rehearsal of Christmas pageant.
New Britain herald., 1923-12-08

Lutheran Churches.
 Reformation. Second Sunday in Advent. Services 1o:45 a. m. Sunday school 12 noon.
 Wednesday - Meeting of Women's Missionary society at 2:SO o'clock. Friday Glass of 1923 will meet at the home of Evelyn Ahlquist at 7:30 o'clock.
New Britain herald., 1923-12-08
St. Matthew's,

St. Matthew's. Service in English 9:15 a. m. Serv- fec in German at 10:45 o'clock. Sum day school in each language after the respective service. Voters meeting at ] D. m.
 Thursday - Meeting of the Ladies' Aid society
 Friday evening-Meeting of the Bible class.
 First.
 Sunday - Services at 10:S0 a. m. in Swedish. Sunday school in Swedish at l2 noon. Evening service in Swe- dish at 7:30.
 Friday Meeting Of the Luther league at o'clock. A lecture will be given by the pastor, Rev. Abel A. Ahlquist. on 'Jenny Lind" Saturday - Meeting Of children preparing for confirmation at 10 o'clock.
New Britain herald., 1923-12-08

Tho women's Guild of St. Marks Episcopal church will have an all day sewing meeting Wednesday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-21
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Domino Curlette possesses certain
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Got n bottle today for just small
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-21
Cynthia Grey
Jack Should Marry His Olon Kind, Is Retort Of OnC
Gul-He Should Be IN Museum, Says Another
Letters Continue to Arrive.

Like attracts like" one girls reply to Jack who torote
that he could not find the sort Of girl he 1ooh be Willing
10 take a Ve-partner
Judging from the large number Of letters sent to this
young man. 10 iUogh that cUey girl IN Seattle Is IN
NE mood TO ansi0er him. Some of the letters foloO:
Dear Miss Grey:-So this tall dark rather cookbook
ing person. namely Jack is puzzled to where he will
find the good little girl, the kind that would resent his
pettngs-Where is she2
You can guessshes spending her evenings at home,
most likely Despite their waing, the modern cakeeaer
has no time for her-too slow, etc.
Now have few remarks TO make TO Jack No mat
ter how refined and manly my escorts have appeared TO
be- my pleasant evenings invariably end otherwisethey
all try their style of loye-makng And if the girl
sents it, is she invited out again? She not she's snubbed
and tagged as poor sport, piker, etc.
Now Mr. Jack, I'll let you know girls have unlimited
reasons for disgust too The modern specimens Of man
hood are enough to make any girl scratch EN- off the list
for good.
Here's hoping the next girl Jack tries TO kiss will give
him nice Ill sinner he won't forget-here's hoping.
SHIRLEY
Dear Miss Grey had good laugh Jacks letter
am a girl just Is and / have dropped all of my boy
friends for one reason-hat of mush. | should worry
don't need any of them, because have good position and
my own little Ford, and when | want TO go out just
take girl friend along
a STENOGRAPHER
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6/OiiVe RoberEs Barton

Ipeace with him poklng around. I'm
sure he's down the we'll. or some
thing. Oh. my poor Paul Pry Pee
Wee"
Wen help TO hunt" said Nancy.
I'VE have good luck in finding
things, so don't worry. Wen got
him. Come on Nick"
The Twlns looked everywhere. and
we're just about to giyo up when
they passed Farmer Browns mouse
trap near the oat.bln. Then they
heard a faint voice calling.
Goodness allvel There's some.
body in tho mouse trap" said
Nancy. Peep in. Nick, but be
careful"
So Nick stuck in his head.
"Hciiol Hello. Paul Pry Pee Wee"
Nancy heard him say. How did
you get herc7"
II wanted TO sec how II worked"
onswercd the Pee Wee boy family.
II hardly touched II at all when II
mapped down on my foot ] can't
move"
The Twins worked like tallors and
by m by Paul Pry was set free,
"oh, thank you" no cried, limp
ing Off toward homo. an never
monkey with anything again. I'm
cured"
Go BE Continued
Copyright 1879. N. IL. A. Heryica Inc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-21
A sTENoGRAPHER.

tho sublime TO the ridiculous" or
iginatc7
This Is attributed 10 Napoleon J.
az repeatedly remarked by him On
1918 IN reference 70 the retreat from
Moscotu. The French oppression Is
"Du sublime au ridieuie u nv a
qwnn pas"
what Is tho correct dress for a
business woman 10 wear in summcr7
simple. preferably tailored. frocki
Of chapbraV. linen. 0lHghapi and
other soashablc materials, The Eiyle
should ncrcr be crireme. loo nocts.
aud rcry short sleeves should b.
epodcd Gdady icioclrv. car riu0s.
rte. arc not considered proper for
strictly office dress The business
roman should giieavs 0Ipe the ap-
pcargHce Of crisp. dainty freshmen
aud giro cpidchee Of care as 10 the
details Of her dress. hair. nails. etc.
what causes wrinkles and how
can prevent them7
Wrinkles arc caused bD irosrp. bp
frotcning. and fatigue. and ~ dry
nesa Of ne skin. PretcHt them bb
rest cuihratlng a placid dlsp6diicn
and by gitlng complexion plenty Of
cold cream fronting me complexion
iChsTc the wrinkles hare ,cndcuci
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Ding, dong. ding dongr' went the
school bell in Pee Wee Land.
Nancy and Nick heard 1t tho
minute they turned the corner.
Good lands! What's that for, do
you s'pose?" cried Nancy. There's
no school now. This Is vacation.
Hurry upr' said Nick, starting to
run. Maybe there's a fire"
But thore wasn't any more fire
than there Is in the refrigerator,
my dears. However, there was
quite as much excitement as IL
there had been 40 fires.
King snookums was rushlng
about, and every Pee Wee was rush.
ing about and looking in all the
houses and down all the holes and
up all the bushes and weeds and
everywhere.
The Twins knew the trouble at
once. "somebody's lost, I'll bet you
anything" said Nancy.
And that's what II was. Little
Paul Pry PEG Wee WIS gone.
Whats everybody making such
fuss aboutT' demanded Nick
s1'You don't ring bells when the
other Pee Wees are lost"
"oh. but that's different" de-
,lared Mrs. Pry, Paul'B mother.
They're not my Paul. He's the
most inquipitive boy In Pee Wee
Land and never get a minutes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-21
Local Men
Comment
on Flight

SAY. boy. how would you like 10
make tho flight from New York 10
san Francisco that tho army is
plsnning7"
"oh. arc they going 20 do Il AGAIN.
II must be some experience TO travel
almost three thousand miles in lcaB
than two days. Rather firing. though.
imagine
They are going 20 try 20 make II
In less than twcnty.four hours this
time. Tho plane will DO capable or
making ono hundred and sixty miles
per hour. Some speed. huL?"
wen. should say so. II must
take pretty neryy pilots TO do such
a stunt"
Yes. II does. II Is ms much test
OF endurance for the men as Y IS
the plane"
SAY. speaking OF other things. I'm
all up in tho air"
why. what's tho trouble now.
Ralph7 Has your best girl gone
back on you or something OF the
sort3'
wei. yon came pretty near hit.
ting t. Tho fact is, am invited 10
dinner next week and am trying to
decide on n good excuse or reason
to give my friends for not going.
You sec. I've got TO have n new suit
before can go 10 any social affairs,
and don't know where TO got It."
"oh, II that's all--why don't you
try Cherry's. at 1915 Second Avenue.
In tho Rialto Bldg, Just over the
Plg'n Whistler They have some
real values and big variety OF pat.
terms and materials IN prices rang.
ing from $4,000 up. II you are III.
tie short on the price. they extend
credit, you know."--Adyortisemcnt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-21

10 appear idth Jumps Of ice prores
beneficial
what In the largest OF the dix
worm mothB2
The Cecropla moth.
Is Il true that the queens in n
pack Of cards are portraits Of a real
qucen7
The queens are said 10 be conUen-
iionai portraits Of Elizabeth Of York.
ioifc Of Henry VII. Of England. She
Is holding The rose Of York IN her
hand.
Did the Scotch write n letter 20 the
Pope In 1899 declaring their indie
pcndence?
The date Of this letter 10 tho Pope
,rgs 1890. IN q the Scotch mobiles re-
cite their grievances against the
English King aud declare Robert. the
bruce. their iarrfH king. The fuH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-21

in the house. A room with col.
lection of massive pieces Is in
cllned to look "heavy," and the
light, graceful lines of the woven
furniture admirably counteracts
this.
The comfort OF this chair cannot
be denled--look Mt the low seat,
the gently inclined back, high
enough to rest weary head, and
the foot rest which gives the last
touch OF ease.
The chair in the photograph Is
stained light tan, with golden
brown and dull crimson upholster-
Ing.
write 10 Marian Moore, care OF
this newspaper, for advice or lnfor-
nation about home furnishing or
decorating, scndlnu stamped ad-
dressed envelope for reply.)
Question: What should / put on
the mahogany serving table in my
dining room7-W. A.
AnsWer: Tall fruit dish with
real fruit In Il, on square OF
linen, crystal or silver candlestlok
with yellow candle at each end
with a decorative banjo clock or
panel mirror above.
Copyright, American Homes Bureau.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-21

the bitter knowledge that tho hour
glass OF their exquisite pleasure
was fast running out that Monica
would he wondering what had hap.
pened 20 them.
40 tho foot OF tho garden. Enid
made him stop.
Jack" she whispered. "you
needn't tell them yet-unless sou
like
He started
Il shall have TO-" no said.
''rhereu be no end OF a scandal
n / don't"
Il sec, bad a note from father
this evening, fyo got 20 join him
Immediately, He's lonely up there.
Youll come 20 our house. warming,
won't your and bring everybody
you can. want Il to be a big
success"
And Capt. Hewitt promised
Dawson had COMO pack 60 the
reathouso and Monica was evil
IDENTIFY In tho act OF undressing.
FOR she oontonted herself with
calling 20 them over tho partition
that separated her room from tho
verandR.
How lato you are-you twog'
we came down 20 meet you
said Enid. Il don't know hoe
we missed you. Are there two
waysP"
There are-aud Jack knows
them both. He ought 10 have ro'
membered that we never take the
path thru the trees suppose
that's how you missed uH, she
added with a touch OF malice,
There are decided drawbacks 20
talking thru a wall-cven II only
wooden one. Hewitt felt this,
"Aron't you coming outT'
"No. I cant"
you can slip on a dressing.
gown. BE a sport,'
Not me-" laughed Monica. 'po.
ter's hanging about somewhere
and Two more selfrcspcct than
10 let him see me with my war.
paint Oft"
"f'yo something TO tell you" lie
almost sald we but checked him
self In time.
II can hear you perfectly from
here. What Is itf'
In some respects Hewitt WA
sensitive. He was particularly
keen on seeing for himself the
effect OF his statement upon his
sister. Nor was no altogether sat
isfied that Monica liked Enid.
'Enld-Mias Bromlcy'a going up
country tomorrow" he said. sud
denly endowed with a happy in
spirat!on.
In which case. asserted th'
emsperatlng voice which Nigh
have been at the FAR end Of Z
long distance phone, tho uoonel
sho gets 10 bcd-the better Th'
train leaves just after breakfast
The commissioner went TO hi
room. walking with unnecessary
emphasis. Enid paused outsid'
her own door and blew a kiss &,
him from tho tips Of her fingers.
Il As Hewitt had predicted. almos
everybody who mattored went q
chRrd Bromlsy's house. warming
The commissioner and Monte,
were among the first arrivals. Daw
son putting In an appearance AZ
hour or 80 later in company will
Moorhouse, district officer az Buidi
han. Chinese Pennington wa
presumably keeping watchfui 81
on tho movements Of tho yellow
Seven. for neither no nor Jocciyi
! Gwynns showed up a, dinner. Be
: sides Enid Bromley and Monte
: there were seven other women
wives OF planters and officials. Til
meal was served under vag
! awning. Illuminated b. means o
an electric light plant installed b.
tho late manager.
Continued In Our Next Issue
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-21
MANY ROOMS IMPROVED
BY WICKER FURNITURE
Gives Tina. Touch OF Llah,ness SO
often Needed.
BY MARIAN MOORE

BY NATHAN MOORE
The woman who mournfully pro-
claims that she can't buy any Of
the fascinating wicker furniture
because she has no sun room,
should take n look at this picture.
Here Is a living room, with a fire.
place OF ivory enamel and dull
green tiles, furnished with dark
oak. The wicker chair. with It's
bright upholstery, was the touch
needed TO give II life. Many a
housewife could profit by this sug-
gestlon.
Reed. fiber and wicker furniture
has earned a place in every room
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oasA sssuec. rne.,s,.
nrGlN IEnI TnnAN

HEGlN HERE TODAY
Cantaln John Hewitt commission
ar az police az lcssclton, British
North Rornco has a. guest Enid
len. new managor 81 the naniek-
Rsniak rubher estate Peter Pcn-
ninrton. engaged BY the government
a. apprrhend Chat-HunE, leader 81
The Yellow seven "A gang 81 Chinese
bandits. loves tewitts sister Mon
40 Jesselton and tells Pennington
that he knows Chard bromley and
that Bromley has no daughter,
NOW co on WITH rnE STORY
eAnyhow. had been having a
spot with Chard Bromley at the
hotel. Just as I was thinking OF
pushlng or. a notorious had hat
tried TO touch him Tor money.
Rromley's a pretty decent little
chap taking him al round. and /
thought my interfevenco was JUST.
nsd soames hadn't heard what
ia said 20 Bromley. but I gathered
rom the look he gave me when
he cleared that he understood what
sad come between the planter and
- his ANNtAN0Akfs AAANMNA MliN
out. partly out OF curiosity and
parily because wanted an excuse
for gulng and. leaning against the
stone panpet. saw Chai.HunE
He was in pukka evening.kit and
his shirt mont was immaculate
About half a dozen PAGES FROM
him large car was waiting
Soamos walked straight up TO him
and. before could collect my
senses. they had driven off to
ge,her."
~soanes and chai.Hung." muir
INJURED Pennington. Il don't think
remember soames."
''oh. he's an actor, feller-rathei
clever tmpersonator as matter
Of fact-who washed out OF a rcvu,
company while they were playing
az Singapore. Drugs were his chic
trouble. understand"
~Chard Byomley's over her,
now said the commissioner. "B,
the way. you referred TO him as /
nttn Teller; I should hardly cal
Bromley little, would you. Daw
som"
Dawson shook his head ponder
ously.
Scarcely"
Gwynne looked from one 10 N,
other in amazsment.
Are you sureg
Positive" Tho commissions
smiled condeseendingiy az tn
younger man. who had crimsonc'
% the roots OF his hair. III
daughters staying at ms plac
now
-DaughteTr
People do have daughters. yol
know" put In Dawson.
Pennington laughed.
Come along. Gwynns. wc'r
going to rope you In for diane
With US. You'll be able TO see 10
yourself then. You've got hold o
the wrong man. old son; done
myself scores Of tines
4 tell you I met chard Brorale,
In the bar at Rafnes. He was /
little man. and I'm prepared .
wager he hadn't a daughter wit
him
Hewitt rose to his feet, tho 9th
ers following suit.
Someone's been pulling you
leg he told him. "Chard Brou
lsy's here all right. I happene
TO see his credentials myself. an
they were perfectly In order. He
talking about arranging a giganti
hogsewarTning. by hs bye. in III
bungalow the late manager neve
lived 10 see completed. suppos
everybody who's anybody'n b
there"
Pennington affected surprise.
You going. Jack7"
~ don't see why not" said n
y commissioner.
And Monica7"
shes pretty keen on the NJ
ton"
They left the clubhouse and d
seconded the steps that led to N
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-21

star Want Ads nrc growing be.
cause people have found that when
they put an ad In the Star. u
brings results. Main $500.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-21

cd 10 Pope John. tohereir they de-
clare their firm resolution to adhere
10 their King, Robert. the Bruce"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-21
PICTURE FRAMES

Clean thu frames Of your wall pic
lures with a flannel wet In alcohol
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-21

tile Of this letter Is a Letter from
the Mobility, BaroHs and Commons
Of Scotland. IN the year 1890. direct
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-21

Dear Miss Grey; In answer 20
tho young man who Ia 20 diligently
seeking a good slrl.
First. I would advise him 10 give
himself the once.oycr and then set
to work 20 mako himself into the
Kind OF man a good girl wants All
along he's been thinking about what
hc wanta. but just remember. young
man. Ike ~ attracted by like
You might Just as well marry your
own kind and thus not spoil the DIFF
fercnt girra life.
Jack should be writing fiction and
make himself tho hero. I've met
many many boys and men and they
all want 20 make love: BUT BIZ
LlEVE ale. THEY DO NOT AID.
MlRE OR RESPECT A GIRL WHO
WILL NOT PERMIT IT. and whst't
more they do not spend any time
or money on the girl who does not
welcome the goodnight kiss II
Jack Is such one. he ought 10 b
IN a museum.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-21

How can ono propagate rubber
plsntsg
The department Of agriculture
says that Sits should Dc cut uB and
dozen The main ssaik aud sphag-
Nun moss or POT Of dit pat around
tho piaEt az tho place iohcr6 10 -
desired 10 cut n on The moss, or
pot Of dirst. must be icaforcd GS mast
nc plant t'sclf. untH tho roots form
then cut the siaik az fhe bose Of the
pot There are specially made pots
and these may Be obtained from DE-.
parfmrHf stores. or stores dealing IN
pottery Of thit ivpc. The moss may
Be purehascd from a florist
Where did the exp~naeio, "f-ro,,,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-21
The Biggest Surprise
of Your Life

vent wear, and strengthens the
material. You will find it a
hundred per cent easier to iron
with Limit.
And your Linit-starched gar
ments remain clean and fresh
much longer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-21
Neae Starch Discovery

TNHIS remarkable starch is
Il made by an improved proc
ess that keeps it fluid after it
cools. You are never troubled
with CLOTHING, smearing or "blis-
tering." Limit penetrates every
thread Of the fabric, helps pre-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-21

VOU will be surprised and de-
il lighted with the wonderful
lustrc your sheets, pillow cases,
tablc-cloths and napkins have after
being starched with Limit, the
remarkable ncwstarch discovery.
Limit penetrates the fabric,
prolongs its life, helps prevent
wear, and gives a soft, cool, pill
able finish that makes even the
most ordinary cotton goods look
and feel like expensive linen.