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The Colorado statesman. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1895-1961, 1924-03-08

acesssories-and holding the center of
the stage for evening wear. come
headbands of ribbon, adorned with
ribbon flowers. Either silk or tinsel
ribbons are used for these while the
flowers are made OF changeable rib
bcns in silk, or silk ard tinsel, and
having narrow edge, in a contrast
iDg color, or in silk or a metal thread.
One of these pretty headbanIs is
shown In the picture and headbands
OF one sort or another are due TO be
popular for a long time.
The Illustration shows also ribbon
girdle of narrow black MORE fastened
under slide OF the ribbon with a
snap fastener or hook and eye. A
pretty rosette of the ribbon makes It.
self useful as well as ornamental on
this girdle by carrying pencil. The
business girl will appreciate this little
The Colorado statesman. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1895-1961, 1924-03-08

trick of convenience. A medallion
suspended on a narrow velvet ribbon
is one of many homemade and attrac-
tive neck ornaments that give al eff
fective finishing touch TO the day
frock. Two corsage ornaments made
of ribbon flowers and fruits-graues
N this instance-serve to enrich after
noon or evening frock,. IN lieu of real
blossoms. A hair bow of Roman
triped ribbon represents this class of
yows made so often Of plaid or
checked ribbon as well, for little girls
daily wear and pair of satin ribbon
garters finishes up the story of dress
The Colorado statesman. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1895-1961, 1924-03-08

obliged to devise ways of varying II
and has found the task easiest in at
terroon and evening gowns. TUNES
dong and less long), side draperyt
godets, inserted panels, panels In
tiers of cuttings and applique trim
mings are some of the departures
from the tubular outlines that would
otherwise doubtless prove to be mo
notonous.
The tunic is developed usually with
n skirt portion set onto a bloused or
straight bodice and may reach only a
little below the knees or be longer. II
is shown here In one-piece model of
crepe satin cut with round neck and
having elbow sleeves and is worn over
plain, narrow skirt. The attractive
embroidered pattern is done In small
pearl beads and ut each side novel
ornament of beads holds loops Of rib
bon In place over the hips.
The Colorado statesman. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1895-1961, 1924-03-08
POPULAR STYLES FOR AFTERNOON WEAR

Saturated canton makes the hand
some dress at the left. 1t has a drape
ut one side failing from cleaning
clasps of Jet and rbinestones and Dor
dered with ribbonzine fringe. The
sleeves are novel In design and
trimmed with the fringe and an inset
about the neck of fine embroidered
ecru batiste makes telling finish.
Moire and printed silks invite varl.
ations in afternoon gowns the print.
ed silks look best with panels. scarfs
or bands of plain silk. which is more
popular than ever in the creepy weaves
JULIA BOTTOMLEY.
&c. 1924. Western Newspaper UuIon.)
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RibbonsUsed SpringModes;
Trimmings Vary Afternoon Dress

accessories mnde of ribbon and shown
in the Illustration.
For boudolr flnishlngs ribbons make
themselves more and more useful. A
handsome pillow and pair of shoe
trees are among new arrivals of their
kind that will! interest luxury-lovlng
women.
The spring mode, having pro
nounced Itself In favor of th(
strnight-and-slim silhouette, fell
The Colorado statesman. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1895-1961, 1924-03-08

D IBBONS and lnces set off the faces
IN and every other belonging Of
womanklnd in the new spring styles.
They have established themselves in
all sorts 1f millinery. they make
garnItures for dresses and for under
things and even find a place on our
footwear where bows or rosettes of
ribbon and occasional fans of lace
embelllsh slippers for formal dress.
Included in the long list OF ribbon
The Colorado statesman. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1895-1961, 1924-03-08

Seaweed found on the shores of the
Orkney islands contains certain
chemical, which, combined with coal
dust, makes u very successful fuel.
The Colorado statesman. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1895-1961, 1924-03-08

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NOTHING to Fear.

Clerk--Besides. there is another ad-
vantage about these goods. You need
not fear they'll shrink in the wash. You
see, it can't be washed at all.
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HousEs-NoRrHsIpE
HoUsEs-sUBURBAN

530 Talulah Ave-, 4 rms. .$32.5o
 4915 9th Ave, N., rms. ... 40.00 4th Ave. 6 Pearl St., 4 rms. 40.00 1909 Catherine Ave-, 6 rms. 45.00 131 Eubank St., 6 rooms.... 60
 40S Miller Ave-, 9 rms. .... 65.00
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FOR RENT A FEW SPECIALS

EO16 &bG4N |
 A FEW SPECIALS 1913 Eula St.. east of goth St.,
 near Five Points, 5 rooms,
 heat and water ............ .$s3.oO 1619M 18th Ave-, s., 5 rooms,
 private porch upstairs and down .................... 4OO0 2319 18th Ave-, N., 4-room cot-
 tage, good location ....... 25.00 sos S. 18th St., 10 rooms, 2
 baths, 2 garages .......... $500 125 N. 64th St., Broom bunga-
 low, newly papered, garage,
 Arcola heat ................ 5000 362 N. 58d St., Broom cottage,
 2 entrances. 2 sinks ....... 5000 4O6 N. Old 50th St. (Floral
 Park St), 8 rooms and ga- rage .............,....... 65.00 1211 18th Court, N., 4 rooms
 and private bath, heat and
 water ...................... 450O 2I14 Ave. F, rooms, 2-story. 45.00 1911 18th Ave, s., 7-room
 apartment, heat and water;
 cheap rent ...s............. $500 1706 13th Court s. (Hawkins
 Ave.l, z rooms ............ 45OO 214 Old 50th St.. Groom cot
 tage; will repair .......... 5000 4904 9th Ave, S., Broom bun
 galow; will paper ........ 37.5O 1928 Grand Ave-, 6 rooms, 2
 stories, thoroughly over
 hauled .....................4 45.00 s15 N. Both St., East Birming-
 ham, 4-room cottage ...... 5000 1610 11th Ave-, N., rooms and garage; nice place.. 5000 LOUIE REESE & co.
 RENTALs-INsURANCE 2O5-6 TITLE BLDG. MAIN ss
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H You Want To Rent You'll nd 7he Best Places M Brnng
REAL ESTATE-RENT '
 HOJJNES FOR RENT OS

FOR RENT
 Northside
 Groom bungalow, 1929 N. 2sth Groom bungalow, 1531 Allen street ............-s... .$4o 4-room apartment, 1524 N. 18th street .$45 Broom apartment, 1929 N. Wa ter St. ................... .$5O Southside :. Modern Groom furnished home. 2230 Arlington Ave. .........$150 Broom 2-story house. 2so5 Ave nue C ........., ......... .>. .$oo Groom apartment. 1512M s. 12th Avenue .................... .$75
 Suburbs
 Modern 7-room unkalow, 5521 eth Ave, B. ...s.............$6O j S-room 2-story home. 4os Miller Ave. .................. $65 s-room 2-story home, s7s1 9th Ave-, 5. .................... .$70 , See James Hammer. Main 1467, 216 N. 21st St.
 Messer-J ohnson Realty Go.
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SOUTHsIDE-1216h Ave. H, clean bed rooms s week, walking distance of 8 car lines; boarding desired. Main 2226.
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BETHEA R. B. & INs. co. 2027 THIRD AVENUE
 PHONE MAIN 116 We also have several nice homes for sale. We negotiate loans and write fire insurance.
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REAL ESTATE-RENT J APARTMENTS AND FLATS 02
APARTMENTS AND HOUSES

APARTMENTS AND HOUSES HANOVER CoURT-Located on Highland Ave. and Cleveland St.; choice broom apartment with all modern conveniences; large rooms and ample storage room.
 EE-MAR-Located 18th St., and Madison Ave-, s.; beautiful Groom apartment, all conveniences, extra large rooms, porches and closet space and servant room.
 HARMONY APARTMENT-Hig- land Ave. and 21st St.; 8 and g. room apartments; all conveniences. 2S20h PINE AVE.-Large Broom apartment and inclosed sleeping porch; heat and water furnished; only .................. .vSo 2S20 PINE AVE.-Large 4-room and reception hall apartment; heat and water furnished. .$70 PITT HIGHLAND AVE.-Beauti- fully furnished Broom apart ment, combination living and din- ing room ................ .....SSo 2177 HIGHLAND AVE.-Large g. room apartment, steam heat and water furnished .$80 2607 MADISON AvE.-Five-room duplex, downstairs apartment, heat and water furnished ..........$1OO MARIETTA APARTMENTS - 102s1s s. 18th St., 5 rooms and breakfast room, steam heat and water furnished, all convent ences .................. .9oV 1219 SYLVAN AVE-, S., 5 rooms, furnace heat .................. ...$45 1449 MILNER CRESCENT,.3 Broom apartment, modern ............$7O 1503 10TH AVE-, S.-Ffve-room apartment, garage ............S6 .S60 1852 S. 16TH ST.-Six-room and breakfast room bungalow; Arcola 1901 S. 17TH ST, Broom corner 1000 S. 13TH ST.-Five-room du- pleX, upstairs ...... .$5O 1034 N. FIST ST@Six rooms; TOT ................. '.....''@ @o''oV 2213 12TH AVE, N.-Five rooms and sleeping porch ........... $50 1928 29TH ST, N.-Five-room bum galow; Arcola heat ...........$56 1884 N. 14TH ST.-Six rooms. $50 934 1ST AvE.-Three rooms, cleo tric lights, gas and plumbing; W Wi42s COTTON AvE.-Five-room. bungalow .................. .@oV 6sO1 1sT AvE.-Five-room brick bungalow .$oz.oo 40 SARAH AVE-, 8 rooms. .$45 MosELEY-HENDE7soN-DAvIs BIO N. FIST ST. MAIN 7s1
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RENTAL LIST Immediate Possession


 1928 Ave. c, Avondale, two 4- ' room houses ................. .$20 1909 sloss Avenue, broom cot tage .................... .$Sz.oO
 October 1
 10os 2sth St., s., 9-room 2-story home, servants house and ga rage .................. .SloO s25 S. 18th St.. Broom 2-story, 2 baths ........... ....s.. .$sO AT N. 50th St., Groom bunga- low and garage ..............$ .$45 4s3o, 9th Ave, N., Groom home. servants house and garage. .$45 900 Catherine Ave-, 6-fVenn cot i tage with 2 lots $50 3104 Ensley Ave, Fairview, 2 4-room duplex, each .........$35 s456 Highland Ave, 4-room apt, steam heat. water and 5anitor service ................ .$oV 1016 1st Ave-, West End, Groom apartment and garage. .$60 -z s. R. BILLINGsLEY, With Montgomery R. E. & I. Go. 21o N. FIST ST. MAIN 1866
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SOUTH HTGHLANs-Garber Apts., Sycamore St., blocks of Five Points, F block of Highland Ave, high-class Groom apartment. upstairs; has un- usually large living room, private ve- randa, large bedrooms, bath, sun par Tor Suitable for bedrooms), dining room, kitchen, garage, $110 month. Main 7277.
 NEAR FIVE POINTs-Three large rooms and private bath; gas range, shades, heat, hot and cold water fur nished; also nice 4-room apartment with heat; private entrance; at East Lake. Call Main 5S4S-W.
 WEST. END-2 Groom apartments, hardwood floors, enameled kitchens, tile bath, shades and garage, 1016 Prince ton Ave. West End 294-W.
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S. FIFTH AVE, 1625-Nicely furnished room with board, private bath; all con- veniences. Phone Main 412-J.
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FOR RENT
 APARTMENTS
 Sixth Ave-, 18th St., N., $25, $50. $35 101A S. 20th St., rooms. .... .$40.00 sOSik s. 14th St., rooms. :. .$35.00 HOUSES
 319 S. 66th St.. rooms .. $500 5917 Sd Ave, rooms. ...... .$35.00 150S 11th Ave-, s., 8 rooms. .$75.00 515 s. 18th St., rooms. .... .$45.00 2731 Ave. F, rooms. ...... .S40.00 2S04 14th Ave, N., g rooms. .$S5.00 7SO S. 17th St. ................$4 .$40:00 2313 9th Ave, N. ............. .S60.O0 506-508 s. 20th St. .............. .$70.0O S02 s. 18th St. .................$ .$6OO0 1004 S. 18th St. .............. .$50.00 Oliver-Shearer-Roebuck
 Realty Go.
 21o5 SD AVE. MAIN 1882
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ROOMS AND BOARD
ROOMS WITH BOARD
IMPERIAL HOTEL

On Atlanta's greatest boulevard, Peachtree St., at Forrest Ave-,
 ATLANTA, GA.
 Eight stories, steel, concrete and brick; modern in every detail. All outside rooms (no court rooms), with private bath, S2.50; other rooms, g. Convenient and quiet location, just outside of the dust and noise zone of the business section; unrestricted parking space. Restaurant and coffee room.
 HUGH F. CALVIN, Proprietor.
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RIDGELY APARTMENTS

RIDGELY APARTMENTS The most conveniently located apartments in Birmingham, two blocks from Tutwiler Hotel. We now have available apartments consisting of 4-rpom apartments; 3 rooms, bath and kitchenette; 2 rooms with private bath; also single rooms. We offer these on lease subject to cancellation on short notice.
 The Ridgely Is an excellent place in which to spend the winter; or, if you are not permanently located, or for any reason think you may be transferred from the city and would not care to sign a long lease, the Ridgely offers just the accommodation which you will require, To inspect the available apartments, call Main 6552, Mrs. Camp, for appoint meut ta
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s. AVE. I, 1S07-1 nicely furnished room in private home; twin beds and connect ing bath, meals if desired. Main 2760-J. SOUTH HIGHLANDS-Nice room and board, with modern conveniences. Main 5060-J.
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RENT-REAL ESTATE ]
 HOUSES FOR RENT O
HOUSES FOR RENT
 NoRTHsIDE

q
 NoRTHsIDE 1414 N. s5th Ave-, 8 rooms, for. .$35.Oo 1517 N. 9th Ave. (apartmenD, 4 rooms ZU.OO 2sOs N. 11th Ave. toct. D. rooms ........................ 5000 1oct. D ...................... $500 sof N. 7th St., 5 rooms (oct 1) 5000 2527 N. 30th Ave, rooms (oc- N 11s3 s4'sE S. 1s.h E ;;i. st., room: ioct. s2.S0 D, furnace .................. 6S.OO 8101 N. 10th Ave-, rooms (Oc- 1718 N. 14th Ave-, 2 reoms. ... 65.00 1000 N. 18th St., 8 rooms (Oct. 1) 5000 700 N. 17th St., rooms (Oct, D 45.oo
 souTHsIDE 2713 Ave. F, 4 rooms coco. .S27.50 630 s. 26th St. (oct. D, s rooms 40Oo 1216 g. 17th St., 6 rooms ...... 5000 1916 Ave. I (Oct. D, rooms. 45y00 615 s. 10th St.. 5 rooms (Oct D 5000
 wooDLAwN 4727 list Ave. (Apt). 5 rooms 47sS list Ave. Vptj. toct. D, '- rOOInS SZ.oU 4706 N. 7th Ave-, 6 rooms for. 25.00 4725h 1st Ave-, 4 rooms. ....,. 32.5O 428 s. 60th St., 6 rooms ...... 25.00 6604 Berney Ave-, rooms .... 20.00
 WEST END 1916 Princeton Ave. (Apt),
 FAIRvIEw | 421 Ann St., Groom Apt. ... .s4o!00 421 Ann St., 4-room Apt. ...... 5000 Sf06 Ensley Ave-, 4 rooms (Oc- tober 11 .....!...... S5.OO
 CENTRAL PARK $40 Burgin Ave, 5 rooms (oc- tober D ......... ..............$ .$35.0O sSs 9th Ave, 5 rooms ......... 5000 892 9th Ave-, 5 rooms ......... 5000 39G 9th Ave, 5 rooms ......... 5000
 STOKES 1915 4th Ave. ...............$ 65.00 eS1 N, 26th St. (drug store only), 50x3O ....,............ 15o.0o 1131 N. 10th St., Broom store and dwelling ..........:..... 2O.O0 412h N. 21st St. ............... 125.00 1880 Ave. H, store and dwell- ing, for .............. 4o.oo 412 N. 18th St. ............... 150.00 1919 N. 4th Ave. ............. 65.00 16s0-2 s. 1st Ave-, store. ...... 250.00 Thomas St. and 9th Aye...... 5000
 BETHEA R. B. 6s INS. co. 2o27 THIRD AVENUE
 PHONE MAIN 116 We also have several nice homes for sale. We negotiate loans and write fire insurance.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD

LARGE beautifully furnished room, twin beds, private bath, meals, real com:=Wts and privileges of refined privs;e home, located in the exclusive resid antial section of South Highlands; gentiarAen or couple; references. Main sSss.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-22

Tanlac Vegetable pills. for constl.
patton. made and recommended by
tho manufacturers OF TANLAC.-
Adve rtlsement.
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nraIN nInr ronAN

The Nervous Wreck. an rcern-
tric young Fastener is driving
sally Morgan from her fathers
ranch 90 The railroad station when
they ron cur 90 gasoline, The Vceu-
pants ~ a passing car refuse 40
lend them any and the Wreck takes
five gallons al the point ~ q sun.
Later thry are held captive az q
rancA along the way because Char
Icy NcSwccn. the foreman. wants
sally Tor q Coos They discover
that Mr.. Underwood. the wealthy
New York owner ~ The ranch, was
in the car which they held up, and
20 stay az the ranch for several
weeks. The Wreck overhears Tn.
ders God notify sheriff Bob Wells
who 10 sally's fiancc. ~ the robbery
aud tells sally.
VOW co on WITH THE STORY
Sallys day did not brighten until
afternoon. when Charley made a sug
geston. Tho Undersoods had rid
den back into the hills 10 see some
* the prize cattle, they might not
be hack until late II sally aud the
Wreck wanted 20 take a couple Of
horses and look around biz they
could have their pick OF what was
LEFT in the corral. Charley thought
DC could find a riding skirt for her:
there were always some outfits for
possible guests.
The Wreck did not enjoy his ride
lie never did. altho IL would have
been useless 20 expect him 20 admit
h. II only be knew where Charley
had hidden the front wheel OF tho
fiivver he could laugh az every horse
ia Montana. But just now there was
a certain method in his grim purpose
10 stay In tho saddle. II things came
to the worst he and sally could steal
horses and with that event n pos.
sibility no was behoovcd 20 learn
something about this painful and
primitive method Of travel.
Sally had Just suggested that they
turn back. certain that by tho time
they reached the house the Wreck
would have enough for the day.
when they encountered the Under
woods-fathcr. son. and daughter. II
was her first close glimpse OF the
family. and she studied them with
interest. especially Harriet. Charley
performed the introduction.
The Underwoods did not pay much
attention 20 the Wreck. but they
were frankly interested In sally
Even Jerome Underwood was dis
posed 10 be gracious. for he was not
unmindful OF tho dishes that came
10 his table. IL was his first ex
pericnee with a woman cook az the
ranch. and Il suited him so well that
he had forgotten all the admonitions
OF his New York specialist.
ON the homsward ride Underwood
and his foreman rode together. talk.
ing OF tire ranch. That left Sally
and Chester Underwood paired. Ches
ter found himself in a state OF agree
able surprise. lie did not know that
cooks were young and good TO look
az. and knew how 10 sic In the saddle.
lie did not know that they could
laugh and talk and b unaffeetedly
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-22

United states win have 81 yield %
stz. 900. 600 bushels Of winter wheat
this season. aud IsT,0OO.OoO bushels
IL spring wheat.
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There sat Mister Bear reading his paper.
Olive Roberts Bertonl

them. why. how a. dor he
growled pleasantly. II didn't know
We had company DO Ell down. Nrs.
Bear is out hanging up our winter
fuu 20 the moths won't get Into
them. She'll be IN Ia "A minute"
is Foicy a. homef asked
Weeny elephant. sitting down 90 let
uho Twins slide or his back.
Not Just now" gfowlsd Mister
Bear. Hes gone 20 the fish store
10 get some fiah Tor lunch. What
news DO you brng1"
oh. there isn't any news. much. &"
aid weeny Things arc just about
Tho same
How dld tho hall game turn
outg'' asked Mister Bear
''oh. tho Boxers won" taid
weeny Two hundred 10 one hun.
drod and nlnstynlnes'
why. I thought you said there
wasn't any nrwHr' said Mister Bear
IN surprise That's news. And what
happened 20 tho airplBBea that
NhAANNN ANAitH illN WI lAI &c iHtfl
looking Tor them 20 come this way
but I haven't tocn any Sign n them
set"
why. they've been home some
days hnid wceny.
That's news. to0r' said Mister
Bear IN a pleased voice I'm ever
so giad sou came 20 visit rotcy"
Wecny and Nancy and Nick were
all thinking the same thing. They
were thinking, 'if Mister Bear
keeps on. We won't have much time
% play with Prtsy'
They had never seen ouch curl.
Gus person 90 an their lives
TO he Continued
frtauFftrhf 1854 a. % EeTtirs fHf
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couldn't talk 20 a woman In that
fashion1 lie knew that he had none
OF the graecs. he scorned them. But
why were they given 20 the stripping
sons % rich mcnf How did u come
that he was always clumsy and m
at ease whenever woman was
aboutg
Even Sally Morgan bothered him.
II she bothered him. why didn't she
bother Chester Underwood But
she didn't. no, a bit. Nor DID Chester
Underwood bother her But Henry
williams did; the Wreck knew H.
She was on an easy footing % com.
radcship with the newcomer In five
minutes. Il was always the same
way with ranch hands. or anybody
else. But with himself hc felt that
she was constantly under a con.
straint. even tho sho tried 70 mask
H. she never Understood him: some.
times she laughed al him. sometimes
he wis certain that she had a sense
Of pity for him. a realization that
fairly sickcned him. what tho devil
was tho matter with him anyhow
And with her?
When tho ranch house came into
sight. some idiot urged his horse to
"A gRIlop. The Wreck assumed that
Il was Chester but he could not be
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-22
Ranchers Offered
Pyrotol Explosives

Farmers ~ tho state have been
allotted 100000 pounds or pyrotoL
tho new blasting powder BY The
~ \ department Of agriculture.
according 20 W. W. Henry county
agent.
Tho explosive. made FOR land
clearing purposes will cost / cent
a pound moro than sodbtol. which
Was widely distributed last year.
Purchases arc limited 90 1000
pounds Tor each pcrs8n. Tho powder
wlll DO Dold at ts5e- per 50-pound
box. including freight and packing
charges.
Orders should - nrpt Ia thru
W vs.. Henry. county agent. Ia Tire
COuuty.Ci,y building
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Lets so 20 Sse pctey Polar
Bear" said wccny 90 tho Twins.
IAN HFhtr haid Nancy and Nick.
just ike that Where does ho
llvog"
Up north near santa Claus" said
wcsny.
Near MIR and NIrs. ssalT' asked
Nick.
Not 20 very far" said wesny
~ I hadn't noated away on an leo,
hers. we'd have gone 90 bee Petcy
while We werr up north before. But
since We have 20 much magic along.
n won't take ~ long 90 go lack.
Got my aatehel. with my mighty and
HpsrdT'
We've got u, said Nancy "And
your toothbrush. too
Then an aboard Tor Santa Claus
tandr' cried weeny. swinging his
trunk hack and forth pretending he
was a brakeman with lantern.
'-rootl Tootr'
Ana away he started 90 tho cold.
cold north 70 visit Pctoy Polar Bear,
his Old circus friend.
Ana you'd b. surprised how quick
~ they got there on tho elephant
express You'd certainly be sur,
prlsrd'
Why. IN no time a, all they were
standing right before Petey's house
and knocking on his icsdoor
Come In" said a grumbly. growiy
voice
So wceny turned tho knob with
his trunk and went IN. but u wnn a
pretty tight squeeze ana the Twins
nearly got soraped or his back
There 5at Mister Bear reading his
paper
lie looked surprised when he saw
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-22
Test Fertilizers
for 5-Year Period

SHELTON. wash, Aug. ga
fiye-ycar fertilizer program for
grape plots Is being started TO de-
tcrminc exactly what elements are
required. Il Is known that a com
blnation OF nitrate, phosphate and
potash viii give required results.
but tests Will be mndo 10 see II
any OF these elements arc unncces-
Eary to obtain desired results.
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Interesting az the same time but
no discovered an these things and
ho forgot that the ranch bored him
he had quite a say time 81 IL an the
way home. People from tho East "a.
ways had an interest Tor sally she
liked % hear about things 90 which
she knew very little, being possessed
OF a healthy and enthusiastic curl,
usiiy. she led him 10 talk az much
as he would. and found him willing
Watching from the rear the
Wrecks bFoodinE turned into a mo,
rose channel why was it that he
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-22
Assessment Roll
Hearings Sept. 2

Assessment roll hearings on TINT
verriiy district properties have been
announced by tho city council Tor
September and s. NJ p. ~. ubjrc
ilonn 20 assessments on paving con.
tcmplated and under way on avenues
and alleys must be made IN writing
and filed with the city clerk nj or be.
fnrn tho flHrd dnIra.