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Ell TERRENO Y LA CANA

no permite ell aprovechamiento to-
tai de los elementos crimicos para
las plantas.
Discutiremos por separado cada
uno de estos factores, para lie
var a Ia impression del agr1cultor
10 que cada uno signifca y su i'm
portancia.
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Ell. CAPTAIN RoDGER
ASCENDIDO.
(Continuara)

ASCENDIDO.
WASHINGTON, setiembre 10.
(Cable Frances - Ell Comandan-
te John Rodgers, salvado despues
de fotar por dias en- ell Pacffico en-
su hidroavion nImero uno, ha sido
iicrnbrado hoy sub-jefe del Nego-
ciado de Aeronautica del Departa-
hlento de Marina. El ira Wash
ington 10 antes possible para hacer
Sc cargo de su nuevo puesto. FL Sc
cretario Wilbur decide hacer este
nombramiento aver por la noche,
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STUDIO QUIMICO q
ETUDIo FIsICo +
AFUDIO BIoLoGIGo.

I'd dmportante result un factor
comoel otro, va que(anto afecta
una Ahta la fertilitd del sueio,
como propiedad dlests para ha-
Ger bsibie una ehplesa asiiaila-
ci6n 4 los possible elementes fer
tiiizans del sueif UN TERRENo
PUEDi SER RIp EN- ELEMEN-
Tos d1M1cosY AL MIsHIo
T1EMPY PoBB AGR1coLAMEN
TE. Hque 3 compos.ci6n fisic:
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Honor Guests
at Luncheon

Mrs Harriet saunderson viii en-.
terrain with an allhonor guest s
luncheon AZ her home Tuesday after,
noon, September rs.
The guests win include, Mrs.
William sherman Walker. national
organizer Of tho Daughters OF tho
American Revolution. Mrs. n. T.
Mhltby, president or the state Fed,
GRAFTON Of womens Clubs: Mrs. I'd
mund Bowdcn, former state regent
~ the Daughters ot the American
Revolution: Mrr G. H. Hopper. pres
idcnt % the Ladies' Musical club,
Mrs Helen Grove Smelling. preaiden,
Of the State Federation Of Music
Clubs: Mrs w T. narnhart. presi.
dent Of the city Federation Of Won.
ems clubs; Mrs. Albert Charles Phi.
lips, regent % Rainier chapter.
Daughters Of tho American Reyolu.
ton; Mrs, Melvin Weed. former re.
gent Of Lady stirling chapter. Mrs.
William Jack and Mrs orr Bark
hutt.
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Campfire Notes

WEST WASHINGTON CONFER,
ENCE OF Campfire GIRLS
Registration fnr the WcHtcru
Washington conference or Cumpar,
Girls must be turned In 20 head
quarlrs by September 10th ge-
attic is allowed 20 official Delegates
and She nrrt 20 glrls f1rcmaksrs
on Torghbsafcrr. 10 send their reg
lstraugns By mail 20 CamarndCrle
VIII be counted as official delegates.
Those Eila VIII be entertained in
ihr homes Of Aberdeen Campfire
Girls
Program n the Western wash
lnFton conference OF Campfire Girls,
Aberdeen. Wash. October ,, 10, IL
Friday October -
TO % on Registration Aberdeen
Campfire headquarters
60 b, m. banquet ilaauiam com
munitr house All DfilrlHi delegates
lnNitrd.
s GO $50 a. Together and
siuEiuE contest. iiaduiam community
house ~ delegates invited
hsiurlaf, October 10
$50 90 1880 o. General meeting.
aberdeen Campfire headquarters.
Welcome 20 Aberdeen. Mayor cloud.
Greeting from guardians. Mfs 81. w.
Fuller president Guardians ssup.
tlstinu
Greeting from Eiflp Aberdeen and
iinquiam Campfire Birls
Response visiting Campfire Girls
beginning nt Campfire program and
philosophy ~ founders Ipquiam
Campfire Girl
Topics
camp programs Seattle Campfire
Girl Discussion and suFsrstiops
CfAr work lioHuiam and Port An.
sries Campfire Girls plaeusfiou
and HuEEssIlgna
Adventures iH HaiufH lure. A4sH,t
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Benefit Dramatic
Recital

Mr Robert r. Sandal presents
Kurcu Marguerite weld. ussirtsd by
Edwin Folrbowne, organist. IN
benefit dramatic recital, Friday eve
ming September A. 80 Pilgrim Con-
grogatlonal church
The program wilI be as follows
Part
Tine Servant iH t5s House ...--.,
......-.-.. Charles Ram Esnnsdy
Tile that saifb 30 is ia tho light. aHi
bhtstH his br1tuu. n lu darkness
even HHiI now" II John. 40.
'-rns hunger FOR brotherhood is -
tHa bottom 0f tft unrest ~ TIE mod
srn Civilized world watts
EHafaciars o. order u sppssrsnos-
MarTf the young niece ~ the vicar. =
Hslgs child n ldfailsm.
Manson tdaH's E0ni. vho is serving msh-
kind ss TIE "FrrgaHt in The House"
The Rev william 6myths, the vicar gno
Erspez Tor Light.
Martha, devoted Sc n TIE vicar.
Robert Smith fepr0bate brother of the
Wear a gentleman of necsHssrY oe-
fUpaflNH.
James Ponsouby Naktshyft y D.
brother q Martha. and the Most
BsFsrnsa I>gfd Bishop Of Lancashire.
Part ~
'-rhs HhoN.Dfr' ........ George Kelly
4 sstlTilcat eDmedy-a cfoss-sectl0n o.
American home lie
Characters in order Of appearance
Clara Fisher Hyland. The married caugh-
ter
Nrgs Fiahsr. the mother Of the family
Amy Fisher. u the younger generation.
Hr. Fisher. Pop" tine bread Garner
Joe Fisher. with a bent toward inYsn-
ton
Aubrey Piper an egotf1t svemplifyinr
the slogan BE rDwEslf'
Part III
king Robert u Sicily" ..........
....-.--s..... Henry I.ongfeilow
Musical setting. Rossetisr q. Cole.
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county H8u ui1pmia Ca8pfifs
DIris uisFussipn snd susEftfIgHs
EuEElsuona fsr iugrl npnpTs Aver.
deem Campfire piTa Discussion
and apEEetlioHH
1880 90 De- noon Special committee
meetings cons f4r camp pro.
grams committee fnr rraft aa
,smrifre for nature lore. commit
Tee Tor local hougrH
le.ll 90 3. W LuurbsgHH win host
fFsss
10 D. m gfHftal nesting. Abors
deem Campfire hsadguaftsIs singing
Irpuus from HptCiai committees and
gruttai direufs.0p- singing, Dinner
Hitb hostrstsa
$3.50 y. o. Grand council fire. Absr-
deem hru0fY e. and Third
D.. W Girls please Trport at hrm0r5
iug.r shH 10y scouts,
Wohtlp cell response, Enifr girls
iH gowns
UugIs cali. enter girls iu mIddies
singing "AmfrleR. tie beautlfH DO
Pledge ~ allegiance.
First yefss Of Star Hpauglfd Ban
usr"
iaud sign
Campfire pledge
candle lighting ceremony turh
health lOtsb.
Huru fire, burn
ode 10 the IRE
ioll cali b. cities trrspgHd with
songs Or poamsB
Utilization NJ new members
noating song add walsiHE song tss
attls Campfire Glrltj
Award fAnks wood Eathsfe FIRE
maker and tgrrn bearer
Nyhilr fire special group
Honor awards
Campfire rfrrt All torch bgaTsTs
Nanny aO0n auu Lay SIC 20
sleep in ahrItCrius Flame"
Fire rEtiugulshinE ceremony
"Nog our Campfire Fadeth,"
This Bun a. Sinking DO the West &"
Taps
Hnday. OeiobET a.,
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* Come Shopping 4)Ah ceciNe

COLLEGlATE!' The whoie
~ corh gU be hun,ming IL for
the merit ttVo or three wceLs, for the
busiest persons one meets noWadays
are the girls ,eho are getting ready
for college! Whether they are
heated for Eastern or Southern
schools, or intend to stay right here,
they're clothes hunting.
After one has finished prep"
school and begins, in material
fashion, to get ready for college,
The most important item on the list,
Of course, is "lchat TO Wear."
The shops, and particularly the
smaller ones, are a Oreat help, for
they're the most collegiate looking
frocks, coats, and hats to shoW you
and most cuery college girl can AZ
ford the prices gouU find on The
most NJ the tagsi
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Service at
Orthopedic Shops

The Renton HiIl guild win have
charge of the orihopedic Lunch room
Saturday. with Mrs. G. l.. II. Graves
as hostess. assisted by Mrs T.. j.
Rradeen. Mrs. W. c. Krafye, Mrs
rulia Morris. Mrs. r. J. SAKE. Mrs.
f. S. Crane, Mrs. r. " Lawrence.
Mrs. Louis Lockwood Mrs. s l.
Spencer. Mrs. w D. Freeman. Mrs.
- b. LeonhaTdt. Mrs II NJ Pease
4 The Broadway guild will be in
charge at the Thrift shop all day
Saturday. represented by Mrs. Robert
Howes Mrg. a. r. Anderson and
Mrs II l.. Gl1euc.
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Mills College Club
Has Neu Officers

Mills College club has elected the
following officers to serve for the
coming year
Mrs. Mcdonald Smith. president.
Mrs a. s. Nichols. Vice president.
Mrs Lewis w. Rees, secretary: Miss
Pcrsis Horton. treasurer.
The club viii have luncheon tos
members on Thursday. September
II. ~ 1890 O'Clock, AZ Frederick &
NeIson,a tea room
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Cards ont for Tea

Mrs John Wesley Dolby has cards
out Tor a tea at her homo on Friday
afternoon, September IS from ,
until o'clock. In honor Of her
mother Mrs Hannah Martlndaic Glf-
ford ot Washington, ID. C., Mrs. pa.
vid II Stout 90 Philadelphia and
Mrs Ralph Sidney Johnstonc.
Mis-. Gertrude Bawicy. Mrs w
James Young. Mrs T X. Limor and
Mrs T. X, Rinehart will preside over
the tea table, and Mrs, Fred Everett
viii assist,
Margaret Elizabeth Dolby and Dor.
othy Eicher viii take the cards,
During the afternoon Mime Shirl
Blhcoek viii sing q group Of songs.
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Mrs. Gregory WM
Be Honored

Mrs. orytue II. Knecn will cuter.
tain az luncheon next Wednesday
afternoon ut the wcmcn's UnIyens-
lity club. in honor OF Mru Gregory
wife OF Rear Admiral Luther r.
Gregory. u. S. ~. who has been
spending the summer a, the navy
ward.
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U. OF w. ALuMNAE
BETHLEHEM THIMBLE
ADDITIONAL CLUBS
LEAGUE Or
WOMEN VOTERS

IBSbJE Of
WOMEN VOTERS
Plans arc being made for the visit
10 Seattle Of two women from the
National League OF Women Voters.
These women are Mrs. Casper Whit.
ney, OF Now York city first vice
president Of The National league,
and Miss Marguerite owen, Icgisla.
tive Hecrctary.
Mrs Whitney VINO comes 70 Seat.
tie about November ~. will speak
At one public meeting on the work
Of tho Leaguc Of Women Voters.
She vii. spend the rest OF her time
In conferences on organization.
Miss owen viii hold conferences
with local women interested in fu.
iure work for tho chiIdrens amend.
mcni Miss oven has had conAld
cradle experience in legislative work,
Mrs.. H. ?. Flick. prcsident Of tho
Washington league, viii plan for
MiSA ovens work here.
= Miss Hester Hollngshond, sccre.
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Luncheon Club

The Mount Baker Park Luncheon
club witl have SIS first luncheon and
bridge party this season on wednes.
day afternoon. September is, at the
clubhouse.
The hostessSs win be Mrs. c. y.
Dickinson. president Mrs A. r..
Schneider. vice president: Mrs. a. r.
T.. Williamson. treasurer, Mrs. Alser
Fowler. secretary.
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MA rOsTpONTD

TEA itDsIf'ONED
The Hdits gf Icsluf Theosophie
lodge ~ n Broadway near Roy.
have postponed their tea scheduled
for next Sunday evening al z
O'Clock 10 De- followed by e. tails
on Following The Star" ly Miss
Edna wood. n was decided 20 o.
tend ip a body. The lecture by the
m Rev IryinE Cooper on "Isyo.
luton without Atheism" % he
given M 3 p. M. In tic new Cham
bcr " Commerce auditorium on
Columbia between Second and Third.
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LNncheon and Bridae

For the pleasure Of Miss Sarah
Dorsey Brown of Dallas, Tex. who
has been spending the summer with
her aunt, Mrs. George Black, Miss
Emily Jcnpelle will entertain az
luncheon and bridge next Tuesday
afternoon az her home
Invitations have been limited 20
Miss Browns friends.
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Rainier Golf Clab
BRIDGE Tea

The Rainier Golf aud Country club
Is giving "a bridge tea ON Tuesday
Afternoon. September 90
Reservations may be made with
Mrs $. u. Cochran, BEaen-s5so or
Mrs. l.. g knight. GArfld elaj.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-11
SETS SCHOOL RECORD

MOBEHLY. Mo - Miss Violet
Hawkins recently established a 70
morkable school attendance record.
She has no, missed n day IN u
years eight years IN the grades
and four In high school
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CLUBS FOR SATURDAY

arprrs m. RANGES PLANNED
rhn womsr,.s Takewood civic
trn,ro,er,sn, ,.l,,b bas manned a
yer,ss ~ .,.,.eg for H. ca,,irs, .s,.
yon ,ho f,rs, ~ he ,,ivsn saturday
4 ~ ct,,,,ro,,s. sn,h ava & and
t,.ot,ra =
aerna,,ar - a.r.a- nm ,,tc
niece ~ ~. saco,d INA fourth ca,
nr,,ay :, ~ month
,,,ah S,haa.a X. ,fs n =
-,
.,,,s. ea.,au,.a :, :. $780,,
ca,a,a.,a
c,pn pr.v
NH ,,,,,.. : - t,., ,..-.
Hlss W., ~. ne ~. " s','e -
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APRON BLOWER

The Norwegian Hospital assocla
ton will give an apron shower In
Norway hall Tuesday, September Is.
at ] o'clock The shower viii be a
benefit for the annual bazaar which
viii be held In November Luncheon
VIII be served.
The hostesses win be Mrs. o. or.
ferdahl. chairman; Mrs. a. Il. Sol.
berg, Mrs. Lena Torycrg. Mrs. Carl
Anderson and Mrs. Knut Myklebusl.
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Luncheon by
Miss McGrdth

Miss Marion McGrath win enter.
tain with luncheon az the Sun
set club Saturday afternoon. for
Miss Martha Drumheller, who win
leave shortly for school In the East
and Miss Catherine Deyetts. who
- going abroad
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Traveller to Be ConlpH-
mentcd at Luncheon

Mrs, Clarence Parker will give a
luncheon 90 go covers, followed by
bridge, AZ her homo MONDAY after.
noon IN honor OF Mrs. 4 u clark.
who win leave shortly Tor an extend
ed ulp East.
The attain will be the first % a
series Mrs Parker has planned.
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Luncheon WM
Honor Mrs. WnLket,

Mrs J, II. oponner. Of Washing.
,on, u, C., who is visiting in town.
viii entertain with a luncheon ut
The Sunset club next Monday after.
noon In honor OF Mrs, William Shcr-
man Walker who Will leave this
month for Washington.
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Mrs. CuTie VIII
Entertain Neat Week,

Mrs \ 4, Currie Is planning two
hridgc luneheons FOR next week,
one on Tuesday afternoon and the
other ON "Wednesday afternoon
Twenty guests viii be entertained
on each occasion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-11
WEST SEATTLE CHAPTER

West Seattle Chapter. No. los,
o 4. 4, VIII have meeting Mon.
day evening. September IL. In Mu,
sonic temple. :siels California ave.
The presiding ma,fons and patrons
Of King county viii bc honor
guests Initiation OF candidate
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wEsr SIDE woMAN,s cLrR

The West Side Woman's Improve
ment club will hold It's first meeting
Of the fall season with reception
at the home of Mrs r. w. schroe
der. 371J 39th ave. $. w. Tuesday,
September Is. at 2 o'clock. Miss
Alice Roach win be in charge Of the
program.
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church service,
Conference ad5g4fHs
rfr expense ~ fHr conference FL ill
consist ~ sge rrsisifntloH fss for an
Uffglai dsisgHfrr. There viii BE- charge
~ zsr each for Inc banquet Tho bHu4
tuei frs mag Do paid 90 the time 81
ffEiEtfuti0n in Aberdeen
The EASTMAN Kodak contest for
Campfire Girls closes September 10.
Campfire Girls are an eligible. Turn
in eny picture which you have
taken At my lime which you feel
Is good Pictures must be printed
on Nelog paper Pictures may he
turned in either a. the North.
western Photo supply, 1915 Fourth
ave, or 90 the ship Nov Is the
time 10 win a prize on those camp
pictures you took.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-11
Bridge Tea for
Miss WhaUeg

Mr. Harold Crosby viii entertain
With a hridgc tea Wednesday after
noon. September l6 az the home
Of her motherip.hw. Mrs, n W,
Crosby in honor " Miss Alice
lwhallcN whose marriage 10 MI
hyde Holeomb viii hc solemuised
September s6
Six tables viii he Ia play, and
additional guests win come In for
tea
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Women's Clubs

iarT OF the Seventh region. is In
Seattle. markings preliminary ar,
engagements, bat viii leave Thursday
night. IN order to attend meeting
Of the state board OF the Oregon
league in Portland, September il.
SEATTLE COUNCIL PIT. A.
Seattle Council Of Parent. Teach
ers' association win meet Tuesday.
September is. at 10 o'clock. al the
Y. W. G. A. auditorium. a large at.
tendance is desired Three new
.embers-at-large viii be elected.
The new president and officers are
especially urged to be present
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HUMANE SOCIETY

The King County Humane society
VIII hold "a general meeting Mon.
day September II. az noon. In
cafeteria private dining room in the
" W, G. a.
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BETA PSI MOTHERS
CLUB

Beta Psi Molhera' club viii hold
q special meeting Tuesday, scptem-
Der rs. at o'clock. at the chapter
HOUSE, Members urgcd 20 attend
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-11
Mss Oliuid SiciaehQrt WW Wed This Al
tHnp}, Party to Honor September Bride

Mr. AND MRS. GEORGE
bl BROUGHcR SNINEnAitr
announce the engagement az their
daughter Olivia, 10 ME Howard
Samsol. son ol MIR. and Mrs George
5. Samsel 90 Idaho Fails. Idaho.
The weddiu win take place IN
tko late autumn
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PHiLoMUs CLUB

The philomus club viii meet
Monday, September "a. at o'clock.
at the home OF Mrs. Robert 8.
Faris, 942 goth ave n Hustesses.
Mrs. Faris. Mrs. c. c. Jones and
Mrs. William Hale.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-11
MEETING pOsTPONED

The regular September meeting OF
the Lnwton School club has been
postponed until October Announce.
mcnt later.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-11
SEATTLE WOMAN's CI-IIu

The Seattle Womsu's club wlIl hold
De- first meeting on Monday Seplem
Der n, pt tho Federated clubhouse
The board meeting win be hold az
1850 D. M business meeting az 2
D. m
Mrr 7 c Magtath, the president.
VIII give the opening address. ANA "a
short program viii follow An mem-
beers are requested to be- present.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-11
/. o. r. CLUIl

- ~ T. AAHAh
Tho l.. o 4 club OF No. o. viii en-.
ter,ain tho Ballard l.. o H.. Tuesday.
september 10. al o'clock. iu the
lodge rooms nj Fourth aud Spring.
CHAPTER II. @. or
\. T., q.
Chapter II, @ OF 4, =. o viii
meet Tuesday, septemhcr 10. al the
home OF Mrs. 4. 4. Cochran, s5si
", Trenton ST.
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POSTPONE Pr A. MEETING
owing to the opening Of school
this week, Franklin PIT. a. has
postponed It's meeting TO some future
date.
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AK r II A.

Alkl T. T A. will hold its first
meeting Of the new year on Wed,
nesday September ls, at ESQ
O'Clock
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WEST sEkT.rLE REVIEW
10. al
West Seattle Review 40. Oh. W
q A. win meet Wednesday. Sep.
iamb,r l6, utNp, M. n Carpenter a
hail. titi California ave
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-11
AUXILIARY RAINIER
NOBLE POST

The regular meeting Of American
Legion auxiliary 10 Rainier Noble
Post VIII bc held Monday eyon.
ing, September "a, nt O'Clock In
the Legion clubrooma, 500 Third
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-11

SUNSET HEIGHTS LITERARY
CLUB
Sunset Heights Literary club viii
meet with Mrs Allie Cramcr for
MONDAY luncheon Tuesday, Sep
tember 49, at Madison park dock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-11
CARD PATTY
STEVENS W. II. c.

Stevens Women's Relief Corps
will meet Saturday. September II,
at 1870 o'clock, instead OF at 2
o'clock
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-11
REMODELING OF FURs
OH. so DIFFERENT"

That's what women stry Of tho nt
from their own material ut Tho Mo
follows, $40 Peoples Bank bldg.
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ALLAH CHAPTER o. f. $.

Allah Chapter. No. los. o. +. S.
will give card party Saturday
evening. September IL. at Norton's
cafeteria.
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sir. and Mrs Clarence de Neuve
ana Niks Dorothy d. Neuyc. who
have been visiting Capt ANA Mrs
Frederick Dodge. lsft Thursday by
mninr fnr their homc 10 Oaklhn1
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-11

Miss Georgia Reed Clark, daugh,
ter of Mr.. and Mrs Fred Parker
Clark. left last Saturday for "a two
months visit with her grandparents
ia NNtsFoDsIu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-11
BUTTONS COVERED
DID YOU KNOW
THE LINES OF THE NEW FROCK

You're planning to make win be much more Gle
cuts and fits 1t at her studio 500 Peoples Bank |
MS the iray The collar tits. or TIC smart turn
realty makes a Jrock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-11
THE NIFTIEST COAT

For Winter has just been made (
at The Model, Drcssmaking and
frocks Is done DEMONSTRATING. tool.
Though you paid good price for
pictclp out Of date noc. unless cl
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-23

NECESITO socio con algdn dine
ro para negocio lucrative de la
boreS, tejidos, confecci0n de trajes,
novedades originates. Representa-
cion. lnvento automatico para
Bordar rapidO en- Mdquina. Infor-
mes f. Mercado, Monte Flores, Ave.
Iippit No. IS, Santurce. 1926
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-23

CE VENDE a precios sumamente
baratos un Buick cilindros, Z
pasajeros, un Ford Roadster, un
Ford Touring, un Oldmobile pasa-
jeros, un Hudson pasaje-
ros, un Dodge cinco pasa-
jeros, un Chandler Roadster, un
Oakland Coupe, un Cadillac pa
sajeros Y un Hudson Speedster. In
f0rmaran The Fisk Tire Store,
Adrian Nelson, Distributor, Telefo-
no 4, 6, 8, Comercio st. No. II, San
Juan, p. r. p.
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MUDANZAs GRATIS: listed nc

IMUDANZAS GRATIS: listed no
ragara NADIA por mudar su IA
milia a cualquier parte de la Isla.
Solamente pagara por sus muebles
un precio razonable. Tenemos bue-
nos camiones de gomas de aire. Sus
muebles no sufriran ning0n desper
fecto. TrasIadaremos a su familia
gratis en- buenos carrOs de turismo.
Tenemos personal, bien educado.
Lame al Telefono No. 1884.
Santurce dirfjase personalmente
q, Cerra No. 2S. -. sa sa p.
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~ftstenria fnhos De Gas Carb6nieo
fe 50 lihras ae "a General Carlo
sie 60. Ningan pFeaio uleloF que
~ nuesiro. ningdn seFvicio mfs "a
Iieo. ~ Amy Co. surr.. Boa
lisa CnmeFeio n altos. Sian Juan.
b. 81 p