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The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1923-09-06
For Sale--Livestock

PAIR HORSES WEIGHING 1900
pounds; 4 Jersey cows, all giving good
milk: 2 two year old. 2 one year old
and 2 calves; 100 chickens, 30 fowl;
3 shoats; all crops except potatoes.
WIN. Bariash, Athens, r. +. d. No. 1.
N. b. Phone As. 3w36f
DRIVING HORSE o YEARS OLD OR
would exchange for livestock Maur-
ice Magoon, Skowhegan, Farmers
phone 1872. Box 1873. 2w36f
40 HEAD REGIsTERED BERK-
SHlRES from the Mount Bet Berkshire
Farm Will be for sale during the Fair
at the fair grounds until Friday at
sold stock will be sold at auction on
fair grounds after that time. George
II. futile, Smithhed. 2w38f
BLACK HORSE, 3 YEARS OLD,
weighing 1900 lbs, or will exchange
for automobile or truck. F. n. Hoyt,
Arson. 4w36*
black HORSE. 3 YEARS OLD,
weighing between 1900 and 400
rounds POM All S2 % ,s and n6,o kind ooa
trade. Orrison Clough, Madison.
Uakewood) RID l. Farmers Phone
Gil. tf35F .
PAIR OF HORSES. WEIGH ABOUT
1900. Young, sound and kind in all
ways. VIII be sold at n good trade
f, II. Deering. Athens. RID l. 3w34F
BOSTON BULL DOGS, 10Th SEXES
ages from four weeks to three years
Dexter Decker. Mercer. 4w34s
YOUNG GUERNSEY AND AYRSHIRE
COW giving a good flow of good milk,
all right in every way Reason for
to Box II. lockwood, Me. 2w32f
Geo. A Innes. N. e. Tel 72-11, 30 Win
ter street. tf32
GOOD FLOODED FOUR WEEKS OLD
White Chester pigs, also q number of
shoats. Harry M. Cullen, Skowhegan
RID 2. Telephone 209-3. tf2SF
TWENTY PUNEBRED HOLsTEIN
animals George Clough, Lakeview
Farm. Madison. r. r. d. No. 1. tfl8F
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CALI. AT ONCE

CAlsL Al ONCE
Here is n good business on Broad
way, Pennington, Maine. The only
vulcanizing plant in Franklin County
II is fully equipped with $14OO worth
town. must sell before September first
Price for the business and fixtures
only $1,000. Send for list and particu-
lars. Alfonso +. Richards, Farming
ton fWS7
WORK SHOP, DIMENSIONS, 2ox2o'
suitable for making into house. Olih
Valliere, Chestnut Street, Skowhegan,
Telephone 2o4. tlSz
LOT IN SOUTH CEMETERY. FULLY
graded. Address XRM, Care OF IN
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Co. tfso
THE CHARLES PLUMMER FARM
on Middle road to Wateryille IN Snow
hogan. including stock, farming Tools,
horses. crops. etc. valuable oineet
repair. Inquire of George II. Plum
mer. Wentworth & Plummer Insurance
Company, Water Street, Skowhegan.
Telephone 50. try
HOMES FoR SALE IN THE AT
TRAcT1VE and progressive town of
Skowhegan. Will sell any or al OF
cottage houses and some double tene-
ment. Five minutes walk from busi-
ness section. Nice neighborhood.
Business interests elsewhere: wn zen
reasons for selling Terms; cash or
easy payments. Call or write me.
Tel. 1888. Fred ". Palmer. 20 Main
Street, Dover-Foxcroft. Me. tf2s
A FARM SITUATED WITHIN TWO
miles of hustling town, churches,
potato house. creamery !. and several
manufacturing. plants. Good comfort
able buildings, nice well of water.
pump In sink, large hen house. pas,
ture with brook running through all
summer. This farm has some wood
and growing timber. Cut 20 tons OF
nice hay last year. Apple and plum
trees quite an amount 1aks OF sosn iisda
Sail, guilford. tilt
FARMS AND HOMES, WRITE OR
call for our latest circular describing
dairy, fruit and general farms on easy
terms. c. w. Smell, Madison. tf24
LARGE HOUSE LOT. sox1lo FIT. ON
Beech st. Clough Motor Co.. Madison
RID /. tf21F
EAsTPoRT. LUBEc AND PERRY
farms are fertile, fine for potato rails
portation and big local supply cheap
fish fertilizer. Good buildings. PNce
ridicuiodsiy low. write US for des-
crlptions, stating your own needs.
Sentinel Agency. PASSPORT. TIT
FINE HOUSE LOTS FoR SALE.
Convenient terms II desired. Very
reasonable prices. Box sss. skowhe-
gan. tfltF
MY HOME PLACE ON NOnRmGE-
WOCK Avenue. Lot 6x1g rods. Thir.
teen room house, substantial construc-
ton, exceptionally modern In it's con-
veniences. Handsomest location In
Kennebec Valley. Large garage. two
stories. Price $4,000. Roland Il
Patten. tf40
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Lost
WIRE MILK CARRIER BETWEEN

WIRE MILK CARRIER BETWEEN
L. l.. Sandfords and the River drivers
camp. Finder please return to Eu-
gene Swain, Skowhegan, r. +. ID No.
q. 1W36F
BUNCH KEYS ON KEY RING.
Finder please return to Thibodeau's
Store. North Ave. Skowhegan. 1w36'
1923 CLASS PIN, SAFETY CLASP.
Finder please return to Gladys Smith,
Z North Ave, Skowhegan. 1w36'
Oxf2 ART SQUARE ON NORTH
Road between Skowhegan and Nor
ridgewock, Monday, August 81 Please
return to l Maple street, Madison, or
SkoWhegan. 2w35N
ON AUGUST 18th DETWEEN MER-
SER and Norridgewock. l Prest- Lite
head lamp for my truck. Finder
please notify McKay's transfer, Show
hogan. n. IL. Phone 116-11. 2wS5*
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switches ana neutrality-suspicious. made
from combings ut Miss Towne's. Room
az. J. r. Merrill Block skowhssAn. tft
GOOD COAL HEATER. 5000.
Good trade. inquire of Robert Bilo-
deau, Winter st. 1w36
REED BABY CARRIAGE IN GOOD
condition Price $15. Mrs. Donald
Kelley, So Summer street, Skowhegan
1w36s
SIX PUNCHES SHINGLES FOR IS.
Three shot guns and rifles, price from
SO up. Charles N. Jones, Steward Ave.
2w36s
TWO SETS OF TWO HORSE WA
ners four and 8 IT. roller, one set new;
two seated wagon, Lovejoy make, used
very little, paint good, United States
cream separator hand power, 600 lib.
capacity, in first class condition. Henry
Cooley, Bingham. 7w36"
GASOLINE ENGINE. IN GOOD =
repair, Ready for business. 6
= h. p. Somerset Machine Co,
v sk6whegan. tf36
INSIDE Doors AND WINDOWS.
Also outside blinds. Harry NJ. Cullen
Skowhegan, RID 2. N. Il. Phone 209-3
tf36F
A FEW HOUSEHOLD GOODS. IN
GLIDING sofa. pictures, etc. Also
hand bags, lamp and other small ar
ticles. Walton. SO Fast Front st. 1ws6'
1000 GALLON WATER TANK. ONE
w, III. Hight 2w36
for apples or potatoes. McKays, 227
North Ave, n. Il. Phone 116-11. Sw36'
ALI MY HOUSEHOLD GOODS IN
GLIDING everything. AS good as new
VIM be sold at a good trade. Mrs.
Linwood Eames, Scion. 1wS6
SINGLE MACHINE, NEW. I.
Hackett Il Witham type. Som
erset Machine Co. N i. Phone
e
ANOTHER CAR LOAD OF CANAD-
IAN Shingles in three grades Les in s large
HAY PRESS MADE by THE =
International Harvester Co.
mounted on wheels with n h, p.
engine. All in good running
:. condition. Clark NJ Smith Smith. !.
'a"ssi'y 40. !.
KENNEBEC CANOE KINEo MODEL
Used a few months this summer on
Lake Wesserunsett. Practically good
as new. WIN sell for $40. r. T.
Patten. tf35
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE IN
GLIDING kitchen range, new 4-burner
oil stove with oven; also 700 pound
safe. Call after p. m. Frank
Parizo. 10 East Front ST., Skowhegan,
4w35'
NEW ENSILAGE CUTTER, CORN
harvesters. Also one second hand en-
Horace Withee, Skowhegan RID l.
N. f. Phone 1872. Norridgewock Ex,
change. 2w35F'
ONE RIDING WAGON, ONE TWO
seated wagon VIII sell cheap OF ex-
change FOR poultry or livestock. L. III.
Rich, Madison r + ID /. 3w3SF
BED COUCH, 5000. MRS. II. l..
Brophy, 22i Water St, skowhegan.:
TWO BARBER's CHAIRS AT A
bargain if taken at once. Archie
Cotta,l French ST., Skowhegan. 4w3S
GOOD SMOKE. CUTS FOR soc,
Worker Cut Plug, 3 packs soc; Star
plug cuts zoe; packs of Navy. soc;
packs Five Brothers Smoking, SOC
and packs Sensible, Soc Avery's
Cigar Store and Billiard Room, Water
St., Skowhegan. 4w34'
ABOUT ONE CORD or EXCELLENT
wood sawed two feet. $$13.40 deliver
ed at any reasonably accessible point
In Skowhegan. X. Il. Patten
FOR BEST OFFER. USED sic
Avery Tractor, new 3-bottom Grand
Detour Plow, hbbl. Tractor oil. H. b.
Whipple, Bingham. 4WSo
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For Sale
For Sale--Motor Vehicles and
Accessories

1872 MODEL CHEVROLET. HAS
been well taken care of and Is in first
class condition. Two new tires. VIII
go at n bargain price IL taken at once.
Inquire of Ernest Dionne, care of the
Independence Reporter, Skowhegan
Tel. $50. tf36
FORD TOURING CAR IN EXCEL
LENT condition. Very cheap. In
quire Poulin & Laney. Water ST., Show
hogan. tf36
STUDEDAKER SPECIAL SIN, TOUR
ING, 1919, $500; Studebaker, light six
touring, 1921, 1915; Essex touring 1921,
$3.50; Overland touring, 1918, 5000;
Overland touring, 1916, 500; Overland,
4-passenger roadster. 1918, SEES; Ford
touring, 1918, 1925: Chevrolet Sedan,
1922 5000. Waterville Motor Co.,
Slowhegan. 1w36
TRUCKS AND TRUCKING BUSI-
NESS. l 2-ton and one ~ ton truck
with full equipment for moving fur
niture of all kinds Will sell cheap
for cash. Only reason for selling,
I'm going away F. NJ. Mckay,
Skowhegan. Tel. 116-11. 2w35'
FORD TRUCK WITH COMMERCIAL
body. cheap for cash. 7. o. Box 1913,
Harmony 4w34F
HALF-TON FORD TRUCKS, 2
REQ Speed Wagons. Also $50 new
30x3h tires at remarkably low price.
Peter Debe. Water St. Skowhegan.
3w34
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MARRY, BUSINESS GIRL %. Wo,
$4,000. Widow AZ, $36.OOO an
$4,000. Write for dissertations
photos. katherine, Box 2g3, Los
geies, Cal. lwa
TITS BETTER TO DE SAFE n
sorry. For very few cents Won
have parcels, clothing. robes
checked Mt the check room under
grand stand all four days OF The sk
hogan Fair. lws
A GENTLEMAN OF GO yH
would marry respectful lady d
or 55, IL suited. Samuel Gsd
Gardiner. II
PUBLIC AUTO SERVICE.
prepared for short or long trips. n
e. Smith, Norridgewock q
KENNEBEC CANOE FOR RENT,
for month of September or SIS
ance of season. r. T. Patten. Il
ROOM or ROOM AND no.
wanted. c. II. Mason Care Of I
pendent-Reporter Co.
SILO HOOPS MADE TO ORDn
from our stock Of materla
Somerset Machine Co., Skowhe|
gan, Tel. CA. 4wy,
WILL SELL OR EXCHANGE ID
all steel hay press mounted on VIII
Also pair horses, nice workers,
$500 for good used Ford car or
or press SO tons hay. C. IL. kys
Arson RID 2. Avn
WANTED TO RENT FOUR OR
rooms where there Is chance to
n few hens. Room for my car
x. Y. T., ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 60
CHILDREN TO BOARD ON +,
kind care and good home lots of
Please write or call to see me.
a. ' " q wa sws(
CIVIL ENGINEER AND sURVE1
Lines run; disputed boundaries aalJ
ed: surveys made; plans and estim1
furnished. Highway work. Leg
c. Witham, North Arson. 4wS1
AUTO sERvICE--FARMINGIj
Madison, Skowhegan. Daily y
except Sunday. Fare s2.oO eacn or "
Leave Pennington 8 a. m w
Skowhegan 6.45 a. m. Leave oxlI
Hotel, Skowhegan Z a. M; Mn
Pennington s.45 a. m. waite,
Smith, AZ High ST., Pennington. J. y
mers' Phone 37-14. liN''
SEND SHOES FOR REPAIRING
mail to Kincaid's Shoe Hospital nh'
hogan. Full line of mems Work
dress shoes. Lowest prices IN -, NJ
DO YOU KNOW THAT WE CLhI
Press. block. bleach and color
euuaI to new. Hat bands pu.
while YOU wait. Shoe dyeing -
ialty. Fancy and sport shoes cie ~
lust like new. Peter Leakos' %
and Hat Cleaning, Skowhegan'
PUBLIC GARAGE AND WAis =,
Lunch Room, would be a paying ~ -
ness for some one, on state roau' ss
half way from Bangor 10 hans
Lakes. I have Just the rlghi iP Inv,
with buildings suitable, siilal a,a ,r'
ment Is all that Is required 10 ~ e' ere,
in, ANY one Interested see i; -.
10 Mt. Pleasant Ave, SkoWhesA"
SERVICE AND aUALITf. nj ~ y
watchword.. Modern equlp'it1he
wears of experience give you - ~" stn
in developing and printing nun tf2
Water St, Skowhegan.
AM LOOKING FOR A Goop nsaIf
Would prefer house by ny - ait
would accept double teneinJJHio rie
zion was right and SURROUNDINGS , II,
ant. Six rooms anu aiqht ROT
Would take seven or eSem mo a subst
II necessary. If you nay tor me
tial, neat, pleasant outne are at
can trade, IL your figures Oh rel
within reason. can nare OF In
ences. II. l.. Anderson cai'
pendent-Reporter.
DEVELOPING, PRINTln% ana
larging. For prompt .srs your q
scient work, send or tA so,on. b
10 u. C. Head q Co.. oo''A II,
finish desired. Z
rYPEwRrTERs TO nE a,.n L
Gala on the installmert p.nAans,1(
smith and other makes
.rr,, PHOTO srUDi0-rN
nhoto on Post Card. Fi nns urist
ynn walt. Developfnx anu Tvsl
ffi~h Grade amateur w "nhons 70
fo1r hour service. Tsiepn'A q,
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Wanted-To Buy
Asaa uasss tAss AssA srss - sss
Bubserfhefns

WINDOWS WANTED. SIX SEC
OND hand 12-lighted 7x9 or Sx10 light
ed windows State price and condition
in first letter. II. p. Buxton. Show
hogan 1w36s
CRAB APPLIES, ANY QUANTITIES
MacPhaIfs, Court BIT. or Boyd's Jewel
ry Store, Madison avenue tf36F
State conditions and price in first let
ter, Address York Press Corp, York
Village, Me. tf35
MAINE law REPORTS VOLUMES
PISS. Nos 21-sl are especially de-
sirable. Can also purchase old PAM
phlets on our Great. West and narra-
cartier tSas date f pss.ts WORKS of 81 ear hs
american writer's are also somewhat
than the above old books, most old
books are entirely without value. In
Observation-Disclosures co. tf35
TWO HORSE HEAVY DUMP CART
wanted. Must be In good condition.
State price in fiskt letter. Frank ].
Strout, Canaan, RID l. 2wSbF
HOLsTEIN Or JERSEY NEW MICH
cows and calves DIR. G c. Fuller,
Veterinary, 80 East Front ST., SHOW
hogan. Tel rs. 4w3iF
A SMALL HORSE on LARGE
(spotted preferredD pony suitable for
girls saddle and carriage use. Price
must be reasonable for cash. III. c.
HUFF, wellington. 4w33s
SHIP YOUR LIVE POULTRY. EGGS.
dairy butter to Wiseman Farms, Bath,
Maine. Highest prices paid. Quick
returns guaranteed. Reference Bath
Trust Co. It'll
LIVE POULTRY-WRTTH IN FRS
letter, kind and number you have
Harry Cohen, 6kowheeAA tf17con
LIVE POULTRY wANTnA ALL
kinda. Drop ms . card stating num-
ber. WI e snywaers' Larry Mel
tf27
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CLEVELAND SIX, FIRST CLASS
running condition. Model 80, 1920.
VIM exchange for Player Piano. or
Ford Sedan. To be sold at bar
gain. y. Y. q. Independents Reporter
Co. tf34F
rom TOURING CAR. CHEAP :.
for cash. Also REQ Touring car
good buy for little money. Will
take Ford in trade. Somerset =
Machine Co, Skowhegan. Tel.
Cid. tf34
.
AUTOMOBILE TOW LINE WIRE,
about 90 feet long. with two clevises
and two rope loops. Cost $500 will
paid. Independent Reporter Co. tf34F
BUICK ROADSTER. JUST OVER
HAULED. IN flrst-elass shape. New
earbureter jaAt Installed, Three spare
tires and one spring. Also equip
ment and tools. Tremendous bar
gain If taken at once. Box 252, North
Arson. tf30
FORD TOURING CAR. RUNS WELL.
looks good VIII sell cheap. +; D.
NOTICE, BUTCHERS AND DEAL
Frs In livestock. / have to sell an
auto trailer especially built to carry
beef creatures and livestock of all
kinds. Cost $3.50 to get up, will take
best offer Well sprung and extra
well ironed. Tires good. Luther
Elliott, Patten Farm, RID 6, Skowhe-
gan. Farmers Phone, Canaan s-2i
tf26F
AUTO TIRES, NON SKID 3Ox3M.
Special at SO. Mail orders 15c extra.
]. ID. Symons, Water ST., Skowhegan.
TEA
SET OF TIRE CEAINs ssx41x. GOOD
as new. Would cost $500. Will sell
for $3.50. Add 35c for packing and
postage IL to be sent by mail. II. L.
Patten. tf24
BICYCLE TIRES. RED KNOBBY
tread. Special at $3.50. Mail orders
10c extra. J. ID. Symons, Water ST.,
Skowhegan. tf24
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MIDDLE AGED ,.n

w. Tho6o EAnV M. =.
ERAL work on farm 10 no
family; Farmers Tel. swo adul
Eioa Danforth. skowhepssnI- lo Cd
TABLE GIRL wAyrpn W
work. Jones Restura 70; o., SIT
ELDERLY LADY To x,
on a farm on STATE nEEP n
Gagne, skowhegan, RID oso;
1913. .. Tels,
HIGH scuoo, 2s
to help with milking nieb,a Wts
ing in herd of repistsa nts and
cows: Can go to srbooi gu Guei
bHard and small ware ana u
good milller. Farm on ~ Must
tend Madison High school q, me
gan High School. Don e NJ SD
Madison. NJ. n
AGED GENTLEMAN To M Z
chores about farm in retnr, ~
and a good home. win a lof
who seeks an opportun IN vonsldes
Oakland. IL ID N
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ICE FOR SALE--AT REA-
SONABLE prices delivered any
where in town. Skowhegan
Jersey Creamery. tao
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AaSs0tlssneass h tAess ssiun~. ~.
Iines ssseRtsl snee fer 10. fur t,n.. :. e1sssa
With Slaef. Each additional line 4. .'f ~
iaAeA sesArA N average u yvsrs.. -. a es.Sue
II nst PAIN IN s1vsAse los n1ait,o,s, !. I'll
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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Found

BUNCH OF KEYS FOUND. OWN
Err may have same by paying cost of
this adj ndependent-R Reporter Co.
Y 2w36
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-12
BURY BURRO IN
SOLDIER GRAVE

SAN ANTONIO. Tex. July Ia
RAgEedy Ann. mascot burro OF hat.
terry =. i2th field artillery. was bur.
led yesterday with full military hon.
ora.
However honor was divided be.
tween the dead hurro and her pal.
Ncrdun. which made heroic efforts
20 snvo tho lie u RnRKedy Ann. a
special decoration. designed for the
purpose. rili be awarded to vordun
IN recognition OF distinguished acrv.
leo in defending Raggcdy Ann from
the vicious attack Of horde of
quaricrmaster pack mules.
Raggcdy Ann was nlhblinE Huccu.
lent ariichoke leaves and celery tips
from tho juicy garbage pail Of the
Il. o. r. c. mess. when the pack
train passed and tho ngcold feud
between pack mules and burru-
broke forth Vordun came TO her
rescue but the burroa were greatly
ou,numhcrcd. and when the dust %
battle had settled Raggcdy Ann was
dead,
After taps were sounded and nery.
Ices completed by Battery =. "a
wreath OF alfalfa was placed on
RagEcdy Ann's grave and tho car.
ponior erected a hcadpleco Inscribed
with sffectlonate regard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-12
Slender Women
Out of Fashion Now

Goodness. Edna! You'll kill your.
self eating candy. II isn't good for
you"
well. am determined TO ret
fat, now that It's the fashion. I've
been in the height OF fashion. but
now that it's more the thing 10 be
heavier. I'm trying for that"
Certainly None OF us like TO be
out Of date. But some OF us are built
on skinny scale md others are
built on more generous proportions.
and It's been my experience that it's
like butting IN against stone wall
10 try 20 change things But II you
are bound TO put on weight, cut out
the candy. II only upscts your atom.
ach. Drink milk II you want TO gnin,
also eat bread and potatoes. But
don't gain too fast You will grow
out Of your clothes"
ITO tell the truth. that's Just what
I'm anxious TO do. Then / would be
forced TO get something new. AZ IL
Ia now, | want 80 much don't know
where TO begin. I can't afford n lot
Of clothes, either"
IF you can't afford new ones, I
don't SEQ your point I'm outgrowing
everything you have. But. my dear.
II you are contemplating buying
some now clothes let me advise you
not to miss Chorry's reduction sale
They have such fashionable CUR.
mcnt8 offered NJ such reasonable
prices. You may buy on credit, too,
you know. They nrc nj 1915 Second
Ave-, between Madison and Spring
in the l,ialto Bldg, Just over the
Plg'n Whistle. Take elevator. ~
Advertisement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-12
Convict Leasing
May Be Abolished

MONTGOMERY. Ala. July ia
Abolition OF the convict lease system
In Alabama will b. taken under adj
wscmcnt' BY Gov. W. W. Brandon. Il
was announced nt the executives OF.
flee today.
The governors announcement.
which also stated he would confer
with legislative leaders relative TO
prospective legislation 20 that end.
followed conference with Judge
Vim. r.. Fort OF the statewide anti
leasing committee. which convened
here simultaneously with the legisln-
turc.
A measure 10 abolish the leasing
system. drawn up by tho committee
which IS conducting a statewide cam
paiRn for elimination ~ tho alleged
pconagc. viii be Introduced IN the
legislature Friday. according to Judge
Fort. spokesman for tho committee.
who predicted It's passage.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-12
TROTSKY URGES
RUSS CULTURE
War Minister Writes a Book
for the Masses
nY L0IlN GArnrNz

MOSCOW. July a. Culture Tor
The Russian masses 10 urged by
Leon rroisky In HIS new book.
Questions or Every Day Life"
The Ppvda. Moscow Newspaper
has printed ono OF the chapters.
which deals with the various stand.
ards " life IN Russio, ana seis
forth tho views OF tho war minis.
tor regarding culture IN tine army.
Trotsky points out the necessity
OF cultural education FOR the MASSES.
consendlng the Russian worlmcn
have never absorbed culture from
the Russian bourgeoiHe. like West
crn workmen, ana therefore there n
not the same close contact between
the two CLASSES.
Consequently tho political vic.
tory Of tho Russian revolution has
been much easter. and always viii
be easier Go attain than IN any
Western country Trotsky concludes
However, history shows that
nothing WAS ever gained chcaply.
and Russians must pay heavily for
Ia cultural victory" Praydn quotes
from Trotsky'a book. I'VE need
culture now. ia our work. life and
every day existence,
There D. nnly one serious point
10 divert our attention from this
achievement II IL tho necessity n
defending our country. and conse.
quontly we mus, develop an army.
Even now ninotcnths Of our army
d deyoting itself % the work u
raising ~ cultural standard"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-12
Cigar Dealers Are
Ready for Rush

ciEnr dealers were standing by for
q wave OF prosperity. Wednesday.
when they learned that Jacob Kailna,
who niternatcs with Judge John Il.
Gordon as dictator In police court.
wnA the proud daddy Of baby girl.
Kalinn. when informed over the
phone Of the happy event. announced
that there would not be n cigar left
in Seattle when he got thru purchas.
Ing. The stork arrived by the bed.
eide Of Mrs. KalInn in the Swedish
hospital at / o'clock p. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-12
Very Special!
The
Grote-Rankin Co.'s
Wardrobe
Trunks
A Remarkable Value
SIS

7 h csc Wardrobe
Trunks are made accord
ing to our specifications
by skilled workmen who
have had long expert
ence in the making of
trunks. And with all
the special features
which they have, these
Wardrobe Trunks are
the best we know of at
this price.
These are some of the
features we required in
the Wardrobes-
Extra heavy hinges
5ply construction
Convertible nat box
S-ply veneer wood drawers, to
prevent warping
Cretonne lining throughout
Tray stocks riveted - not
tacke on
5.ply hardwood hangers-thc
best grade
Cretonne dust curtains
Roomy shoe box
Padded ironing board
Cretonnc holder for electric
iron
Creionne laundry bag
Improved tray locking bar
Plush lined top
First Floor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-12
Jumps to Escape
Arrest, Injured

Surprised by n raidlng party or
police. which Invaded an alleged d.
orderly house ~ io42a King It,.
Wednesday night. Miss Christine
Elder. %. jumped from second
story window to the ground in an
attempt to escape.
The police found her lying on the
sidewalk. suffering from broken
ankle and a sprnined wrist. She was
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-12
Notions
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Clearance!

Crochet Cotton. In nine papu.
lar shades. special. cn, Zoe
stnY.on Hose Supporters.
white aud pink; regular 55c
spec al ..,..,... ...'s-.. ZIG
Rick. Rack Braid. mcrcsriEed
and cotton. }. and 4ynrd
bolts Regular ioc. special
2 for '.....'.,,..'.....' loo
vassnr Snaps. black and
white: all sIrcs. Regular Toe.
Special. ? for. ..........1fc
shopping Bags. in black leath
rrsttc. plain and folding
styles. rex soc: special .3ec
Popular Paper Pins. 100 10
tho paper , papers for. 12c
DreAsmnkcrA' Pins. Ms.lb
boxes. reg. soo. special f3c
Hooks md Eyes black and
white. all sizes. regular i0c,
special. . for...........1 lac
Cotton Betting. black and
white. ? inches wide
Plain. regularly ibc: special.
yard ...........,,.... DC
Boncd. regularly csc; special
yard ........,...,......13 c
Doris Dress Shields. sizes
and >. reg. Csc. special. 19c
invisible Hair Pins. 6 sizes 10
the box: reg. I5c. special. DC
Neck Bands Of firm cambria:
all f.zes. regularly Zoe: special.
: for ....t,......,s.,.. loo
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