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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-04-10
VSEOBECNA POSTOVA DO
DAVKA.
F.. l.. I. S.

Cudzojazycna lnformacna Sluz-
ba zistila jednu viacerych pri-
Gin, pre- ktore byvajd korespon-
dencne styky medzi krajanmi tn
rlsadenymi ich priatel mi pri-
buznymi starej vlasti prerusene.
Mnohi, ktori pridu do novel VIA
sti, nemaju staleho obydlia pre-
to 81 davaju listy posielat' ma {:
General Delivery'', co znaci, re
list je jednoducho ulozeny istom
postovom odGelenl a je vydany
tomu, kto sa o takyto list hlasi a
m0ze dosvedcit, volacim, re isto-
the je tou osobou, ktorej list Dol
adresovany. Ale mnohi ludia ne
vedia, re taketo listy ME sli dlhy
cas- drzane ma hlavnej poste re
su O niekol'ko dni odoslane zpat
poznamkou, re sa nikto list ne
hlasil. ked' ME je ma dopise zpia
tocna adresa, je zaslany do Wash
ingtom do urciteho oddelenia Ii
stow, ktore sa nikto nehlasil.
ked' sa neskorsie hlasi dakto O
list, odpovedaju mu, re list tam
uz ME je. Takyto prist 'ahovalec
sa potom nazdava, lie mu domu
nechcn pfsat' ze neho nestoja
a zastavi dopisovanie v0bec. t
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-04-10

ky a dievcat u moze vel mi preka-
Eat v jej skolskom pokroku.
Taketo dievca ne1nusf ztracat
ma va'he, avsak jej tvar je bleda,
easto jaw unavenie, trpf ma, krat-
KY dych a ma casio zavrat. Me
kedy pocit ',tje nepokoj a trasenie
sa srdca a mava al opuchnute no.
ny. Lekar rozpozna ti1to chorobu
hned', ked' vyzkisa kry. Choroba
tato vyskytuje sa divecat vo We
ku od IA do 20 rokov, malokedy
vo veku pokrocilejsom.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-04-10
OPRAvNENt ZASTUPCOvIA
NASICH NOVfN.

Nasledovni panovia /, opravneni
Sd prijfmat' predpiatky a doplat-
ky ma nase noviny:
Jozef Maruskin, 267S Hunter
Ave. (kolektor).
Jozef Martinko. krajcirsky oc
chodnik, % North Watt st.
s. M. Koval, obchodnlk, 9W
Parkman ST., Warren, Ohio.
Harry Lautnan, obchodnik, "a
Short ST.. East Youngstown.
Michal Rovnak, r. F. D. No. 2,
Newton Falls Ohio.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-04-10

neho svetla'' ma t'azkej knihe.
Zloraznil zvlaste, ze rastliny sti
schopne pohlcovat' neviditel'ne
paprsky, kdezto l'udske telo tdto
schopnost nema.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-04-10

al inych otazkach, 0 nemeckej
mensine, 0 problsme uznania Ru-
ska atd'. vyklad jeho Dol schva-
Aleny vsetkymi clena1ni zahranic-
naho vyboru.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-04-10
m. BENES o sITUACII
zAHRANItNEJ PoLIT1KY

81 nom VyDOce Se0aLu Qnd l. aprlld
DIR. e. Benes, minister zalranic-
nych vecf vo svojom expoze OBJ
jasnil, ze dusa zenevskeho proto-
kolu zije noyych pokusoch ga
ranenych. Smysel nemeckeho me-
morandumu je, ze Nemecko uzna-
va ma zapade definitivne status
quo, ma vychode dodrzf Versail-
leskli smluvu a nevyvola proti nej
nilady ziadon valeeny konflikt.
Garancie fnaji tvorit' arbitracne
sInluvy ma podklade jestvujdcich
medzinarodnych smltiv.
"Nemecke navrhy chceme pre-
skdmat' povedal DIR. Benes, car
bitracne smluvy sd pokrok ON
mieru, paxton arbitrazi nesme-
jd byt' dotknute nase prava, "a
rucene mierovymi smluvami. Ne
mecko vstipenim do Ligy Naro.
dov moze prevzat' prava a po-
vinnosti vyplyvajnce paktu Lii
gy Narodov. BRAND, Herriot a
pol sky zahranicny minister Skr-
zynski slihlasne uznali, ze nemec-
Ky navrh treba preskilmat' ME
vopred zavrhovat'. Nasa politika
vynasnazuje zarucit' bezpecnost
vlastnou silou a spojeneckymi de-
fensivnymi smluvami kontrolova-
nylni Ligou Narodov.'' "
tPosledne jednanie Ligy Ma
rodov je zadost 'ucinenim nasej
politike regionalnych smltiv. e.
ventualna arbitracna smluva s
Nemeckom utizi susedsky pria-
tel SKY pomer.'
DIR. Benes nepovazuje "a moznt
pripojenie Rakdska ku Nemecku
ami konfederaciou colnou alebo
Podunajskou Uniou. Jedinym w.
chodiskom podl'a neho je hospo.
darske sblizenie v duchu posled.
nej smluvy ceskoslovensko-r -rakus.
kej.
Jednanie Pol 'skom znamena
definitivnu likvidaciu sporu Ce.
skoslovenskom a zahajenie novel
periody priatel 'skych VT 'ahov
Obchodna smluva zaisti obapol ny
transit vo vsetkych pripadoch.
",Arbitraena smluva zabranj
v7niku sporu," koncil Dir. E. Be:
mes svoje expoze. 'Nasa existen.
Ella potrebuje existenciu Pol ska
Pol'sko nasu. Schodza Male
Dohody mali prejedna 'bezne O.
stazky medzinarodne, voci ktorynl
su vlady juhoslovanska, rumun,
ska ceskoslovenska jednotne. .
Po expoze DIR. BeneS d'akoval
"a prejavy clenov zahranicneho
vyboru. Diskusia bola dostoma,
vecna, vyjadrila vedeniu zahra-
nicnej politiky uznanie a doveru
Ia vykonanu pracu "a mier. Opo-
zicia tiez snazl sa ulOhu usnadnit ,
Ma dotaz senatora krupku, dr.
Benes odpovedaI, ze nemecky ma
vrh neznamena prielom do mic-
rovych smluv. Vyvoj povedie ku
blizSiemu VT 'ahu k susednym
Statom. Po dohOde Pol 'skom do.
lde ku spolupraci medzi Pol 'skom
a Malou Dohodou. Zenevsky pro,
tokol a jeho principy zijn d 'alej
to silnejsie nez sa mysli budii
postupne uvadzane do zivota.
v d'alsej diskusii yyjadrene ma
zory, ze Strednej Europe nesme.
jn vzniknnt' konflikty Valka pri-
viedla by politiclh, hospodarskn
j socialnu revolliciu vznikle spo-
ry mlIsia byt' preto riesene po-
kojnc. S Pol 'skom uzavre CSR.
dohodu OIL 'adne transitu podl a
Barcelonskej konvencie; proti lSon
federacii podunajskej dr.. BeneS
stavia hospodarsku kooperaciu
pri zachovani suverenity.
DIR. BeneS modal yEklady este
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-04-10
MATTEL MRkl
Vereiny Notar

Prfsazne svedectva, K1pno-prs-
lajne stnlnvy, Plnomocenstva w.
stavim spravne a obstaram konzu-
larne potvrdenie.
800 w. Federal st., redakcii.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-21
Men Less Neat
Than in Seventies

or LOUIS, Aug ~. Modern
- men are not as tidy and neat
and as careful Of their appear.
aHcc ns they used 10 be 80 that
along with other things tho bar.
boring business isn't what h
once was"
So ay August Kmclsnuer and
Ernst Strock, who have just cele.
brnted the Goth anniversary Of
their partnership IN barborinE.
safety rnzora and bobbed hair
women have ruined everything,
asserts Strcck speaking with the
wisdom Of 90 years aa "A barber
men shave az home now and
only get a haircut<when wife IN,
siats on H. In the seventies no
man would think Of going TO
party without visiting n barber.
having his hair dressed, a shave
and a haircut Now q man viii
20 anywhere without visiting
barber once Il month"
The streck Knckauer barber
shop is panlc.stricken by the mere
idea OF women In their shop.
why. back when we started,
women never did enter a barber
shop" explains Streck N
mother brought her child she
probably stood outside while his
hair was being cut But now
women are actually crowdins
men out Of the shops"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-21
Prince of Wales
Styles Ar bitter
for Brazil Men

Do pE JANElRO Aus gi-
IL Omitted prcsaD Altho the
Prince of Wales does not intend 20
visit Brasil on his South American
tour, simply because he has not as
yet received any official invitation
10 stop OF "a brazilian ports when
he comes this way brazilian men
are dressed for the occasion in
event his royal highnrss gets a bid
later ON and decides To ean Ia at
Rio
AFTER Wales last visit 10 tho
United States and tho tremendous
change IN the cut Of mems clothing
resulting from that Visit, BraEillans
have also left the light fitting
trousers and the corset shaped coats
Tor the Wide and bagsy trousers
and short rounded coats long since
20 popular In England
Altha the English gcnusman's cut
Of suits was known 10 nraTillanH
for years previous. Il was not until
Americans followed suit after the
last trip ~ Wales 90 the United
States, and American films showed
what Americans were wearing that
the brazilian men fcll In line and
began cutting their breeehes wider
and their coats roomicr and shorter
Now, however. that American
nlms have shown Braxillans what
the American man-about- town Ia
wearing. the brazilian Is not con-
sidrrrd well dressed who wears
anything elsc but tho princes own
as introduced into Brazil by way
OF the United States
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-21

cat plenty OF green vegetables con.
'aining mineral salts. eat whole
wheat bread; eat good. fresh fruit
and drink milk II It agrees with
YOU,
Follow regular habits.
S. Get plenty OF sleep.
? Work hard mentally and
physically but not too long.
10. Lead "A good, clean life.
II. Keep an even temper and
avoid excitement.
i. Never get angry or indulge
In controversy.
10. Obey the golden rule.
H. Eat only to satisfy hunger.
not to please tho palate.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-21

NEW YORK Aug. u jazz has
boon blamed Tor practically
every evil since the war and now
comes new accusation.
II, 10 running tho legs Of tho
American girls" says Peggy For
tune. motion picture actress. whose
perfectly formed iegs caused Flor
cnz Ziegteld to choose her for a
place in the Follles chorus of Pref.
~ Ladies'" a new picture which has
the flint beauty chorus in the films.
She says that nearly 90 per cent
Of the girls Of this country have i'm.
perfect legs.
Attic the American ankle may
be trim and kkapcly." tho fair Peg.
IS. says. The Lex as "a whole u
losing its perfection and becoming
distorted 10 shape. and this Is tho
reason jasz dancing has a tendency
to make bullying and knocked knees,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-21
Suitcase Traveller
Unhanpered

THE comfort OF travelling II directly
l. proportional TO tho amour, Of
baggage which has TO be taken care
or The fewer pieces or baggage. tho
greater freedom OF mind TO the tray.
eler. II Is not only nuisance TO look
after several hags, but invariably
after opening up one, you discover
that the thing you are looking for n
In the other
SO TO be happy and carcfree when
en- route. limit yourself 70 one suit.
case.
II is quite possible 20 carry enough
clothes for trip " several weeks II
sou choose them with discrimination.
Two or three sets OF undcrvlothcs. II
they urr OF silk. viii BE- sufficient
They can be washed out every night
and hung up 10 dry while YOU sleep
Ironing Is not necessary, especially
for crepe materials
With a small box Of your fayorite
soap flakes tucked in a corner Of the
one suitcase. the matter OF thn night
iy washing viii be worry simple Just
shake few flakes into IA washbowl
containing hot water. Add cold until
II Is comfortable for the hands and
whisk up a quick suda. Put In tho
garments and wash by squeezing tho
suds thru the material Rinse In clear
water and hang over a clean towel
on tho back Of chair to dry
In tho morning tho garments will
all be ready. clean and fresh TO start
the new day with.
With the underwear prohlsf5; dis
posed OF. there Will be plenty OF room
In the suitcase for several changes OF
dresses. both for tho train and for
dressing up in the cities where stop.
overs arc 10 be made.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-21

purr when you obtain your
way. You bite when YOU do
not"
I'm going to ignore most Of this
because regard Il as pitflc. except
the part about women liking their
work
Il Is only by regarding their jobs
as being something bigger than
housekeeping that women have
sept at these irksome jobs during
the centuries,
II a woman said TO herself II Is
my job TO wash, iron. ana toll,
therefore l must love Il. she would
be tho lowest type OF moron.
II she says TO herself II is my
joh 10 make a home for the has.
hand and the children love, and
in Greer 20 do this must take
with 4 the washing. sweeping. and
toll. she shows intelligence.
Many women today. who work
and make incomes equal TO those
of their husbands. take no part IN
the mechanical routine OF the home.
yet they make home Just the
same as II they washed every dish
and wiped up the kitchen floor
daily.
Some OF the happlsst homes in
which have ever visited have
been presided over by women who
were bad hou..l,eepers. In the &C
cepted sense OF the word. but mar.
Vicious homemakers. The most per.
feet housekeepr ever met. who
would have insisted that she loved
keeping her home spotlSss and
loved cooking superb meals. actual
~ drove her husband from home
lecause the furniture was always
more important than he.
4 II is much easier TO find a good
look, tho you win have 10 pay
her a good salary. or a good laun.
Iiress or cleaner. tho her price per
iyour has gone up considerably the
last few years, than IL is to get a
1ood wife, who often assumes all
% these posts. and maternity IN
the bargain. without a protest and
without remuneration.
But a normal woman does not
ronsiGer this drudsery her real job
She accepts Il as a part OF the biz
one OF wife and mother, And she
likes her real job In spite OF II, not
because OF II.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-21
Here Are Judge Gary's Rules for
keeDlnn .HenLth

CHICAGO III, Aug. sI.-tUnitcd
VI PresSl Ebert H. Gary. chair.
man OF the board Of directors OF
tho United States steel Corporation.
is shining example Of man
who realizes that after all the
human body is only piece OF
machinery the finest piece Of ma.
chiuery ever constructed.
Judge Gary not only believes Il
but he puts his belief into practice
by voluntarily entering the hospital
for his company at Birmingham.
Alabama. for health examination
and course Of instruction lie is
following tho samo course as the
owner Of fine automobile who
knows that he must take Il periodic.
ally TO a service station 10 be
sure that Il is kept in the best
running condition
As soon as tho majority Of us
realize that wrong habits of eating,
sleeping, working and playing cut
short our lives. the quicker will
come an additional seven TO Il
years OF life The Gorgas Memorial
Institute believes that this Increase
in the span OF life viii come about
in 20 TO A5 years, along with tho
spread OF knowledge OF regular lly.
ing.
Below arc Judge Gary's II health
points. which he believes will keep
men In good condition.
l. Exercise In the open mir, but
do II moderately
: Breathe deeply Of pure air as
much as possible.
,. Leave alcohol stimulantS alone
Take tea and coffee II you like
them.
4. Drink pure water
3. Eat little meat.
6. Eat little starch. INT or sweets;
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-21
Blondes Are More Vigorous
SCIENTIST WARNS RACE GETTING DARKERfN
AND WEAKER "

I ONDON. AuE. q England ha7
- discovered. with surprise. tHat
the uIK young Engllshw0meu who
swept an before them ln the inter
national sports contest az Bruasflr
are pronounced blondes
u this. h q being asked, merely
coincidence or does n mean that
tho most successful women athletes
arc fair haircd7
Scientific authorities say tbat. 20
far u8 the Anglo. Saxon type Boz
concerned. the victorious woman
athlete a. overwhelmingly the blonde
rather than the brunette
'-Those aix young Engiishwomsn
Aaya Professor " pyeorait. direct
OF Of the antbf1pologicai section n
tho British Natural History muse
um. ARE the survivors of the active.
vigorous, native Nordie stock gfihc
British ialea.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-21
Enjoys Pressing
Hnbbn's Neckties

Dear Miss Grey: Words can not
express the disgust feel for these
poor articles that call themselves
wives. What did they expect. when
they married? Hubby TO do the
pressing and cleaning. then go and
earn a days wages or vice versa?
am so glad when ! can take
my husbands clothes, clean and
press them and hang them away
and then watch the pleased eX-
precision pass over his face as HI,
puts them on, on a Sunday morn.
ing. / enjoy doing what little
can for him, TO he a pal and part
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-21
Beauty Hints
EYEBROWS


THERE'S nothing we admire mor'
Il In women than lovely oyclnshei
and eyebrows Ruth Andrea, New
York show girl and noted beauty
tells how she keeps her lashes nnt
brows in such perfect condition.
have tile tiniest little brush.
such rs IL used for water colors.
which ! dip into warm olive oil
each night and 90 over my brows
and lashcs with IL. Naturally
I'm careful not 10 get the least
bit Of oil In my eyes, as II would
irritate them.
As regularly rs I brush my
hair. ! brush my brows with an
eyebrow brush so that they grow
as they should and always look
well kept. This particular
beauty stunt doesn't take five
minutes day. but II Is five min.
utcs well spent.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-21

Trace this pattern cloth nth carbon
o
The school miss will not want TO miss school if she is
due to wool linen rock embroidered in this quaint
coorfu design The sketch suggests their front and
strap tabs but the large and small motifs would fit equally
well on different style frocks.
The round and ellipcal flowers in satin stitch with
different gay coos for both centers and oudes the color
choice being determined by the background material The
trefo eaffom is blanket stitch leaves in outline with
lazy daisy drops half dozen colors used which in
cude black for the stems unless the dress itself be black
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-21
We1u0
.@r theImXy
BY SISTER MARY

Breakfast - Orange juice. crisp
rolled bacon, potato omelet. bran
mullins, milk. coffee.
mathematician Of green pea
soup. crouionz celery and apple
salad peach, blanc-mange. milk, tea.
Dinner-Fricassc OF lamb, steam
ed rice. minted lettuce and peas,
sliced tomatoes chilled watermelon,
sunshine cake, graham bread, milk.
coffee.
The dinner meat should be cooked
in the morning. At dinner time the
actual time OF preparation is short
and the meal is made quite simple
and quick TO prepare.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-21
C0lLAPSIBlE HATBOX

The round collapsiblc hatbox il
appropriate for the summer tourist.
II is very light in weight and made
OF patent leather, with a soft leath.
or handle al one side which makes
II easy TO carry. The two rounded
sides are OF pliable leather so that
almost any hat may be adjusted
into the bag. Such a hatbox is far
preferable to the heavier types and
costs but about 50.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-21
GREY
oh Dear Ne, Author
Gets "Het Up"
Calls Modern Woman Sleek Jungle"
Cat, Who Ought to Be Locked Up
BY CYNTHIA GREY

GILBERT FRANkAU, novelist recently called women
" sleek jungle eats who ought to be behind bars"
He says live in vulgar world principally ruled by
women who have no morality.
The first principal of morality is to like your work.
he goes win the who likes washing kindly
stand upg Who likes making beds? busting? Sweeping?
Household accounts You have all proved that you loahe
and deteSt your job-houSekeeping.
you rotten mothers, most of YOU who are mothers
but of course, you charming So are other things
which have morality. LeopardesSes for instance. You
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-21

They ought 20 be- G01d afHlrlea
foF their fgrrHihrrs came from he
most vigorous race. both mentally
and physically known 90 history
They lived outdoor lives. they
were raiders and hunters and their
dsarrndaHia ought naturally. 10
excel iu outdoor sports ~ ratry
HDH
But They are dying out thru
iuiofmaTuage uiiH bruHrtfes and
thru living boz crowded cities under
artificial conditions Some author
iusa think fhsf within ia0 genera
tons. the United slutsr viii contain
no blondes except + few imml
grants That means that the United
States. ike England. viii grow IN
different 10 outdoor sports. prefer.
ring the partlmeE 81 The dark
haired races dancing, gairiy and
night NE"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-21
BECOME
sIOI IIl

Instead II tho grace. ease and
polsc tho figure acquires thru class.
&c dancing. SLOUGH and an unEacc.
fui carriage are the result Of too
much syncopation
shc believes This also Injuries the
arch of tho foot and destroys the
graceful curves OF tho leg.
The perfection Of her own legs Il
the direct result OF avoiding jazz
dancing and sticking 10 the classic,
al type. Miss Fortune says
Classic dancing shc Gays. mot
only helps keep the legs trim. but
carrccis impegfeouona and helps
develop a graceful carriage and a
perfect figure
Dancing instructors tell me that
classic dancing even straightcns
bowed legs. II ono beglna TO study
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-21
He Wants 10
Put OF Wedding

Dear Miss Grey: I am engaged
20 a man who Is studying TO Boz a
doctor He says he can't get mar
ried Tor five years, What I'm
afraid Of. IS that after I've waited
FOR him all that time. he'll fall IN
love with a younger girl am
% nov. ALICE,
The chances are that he won't,
but you'll have To take that
risk II you love him. No NO.
man knows for certain that
the man she loves win always
love her. All you can do is
try To be more attractive and
loyeable all the time. Chances
are he1l change his mind about
waiting, too.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-21
Wants Good Home
for Pet Cats

Dear Miss Grey Would like to
find home for a female "Angora
and Manx' cat. color white with
black spots wcll.trained and very
quiet. Also one male kitten, eight
weeks old,
MRS, W. T.. W
KEnwd,iiI1.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-21

ncr 10 him. n 4 am sick he never
hesitotes to givc me lift with a
meal or the dishes Meet each
other half way. folks he pals and
live in peace and harmony
one who presses neckties FOR her
hubby and enjoys a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-21
rid Series Pitchers

World Series Pitchers
for 1921
Dear Miss Grey; Who were the
pitchers In the 1921 baseball serlesl
MIKE T.
Yankee pitchers-Rogers, Col
Inns, Ferguson. Mays, Shawkey
Hoyt, Piery. Harper, Quinn.
Giant pitchers-Shea, Sehf. Doug
las, Barnes. Toney. Sallec,
Causcy, Ryan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-21
ADD GRATED CHEESE

II you want TO increase the ca.
Ioric value OF soup sorve It with
grated cheese as tho French and
Italians do.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-21
TWo Kittens Want
Mem Home

Dear Miss Grey have two
well trained kittens TO bo given
away before school starts, one
black and the other yellow. part
Persian,
MRS. MARTIN wlLk.
7lt 5and ave,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-21

THE turtle neck is the leader in
l. sweater styles this season. and
has had much 10 do with the revival
OF interest In collars generally This
particular one is knit IN jacquard de.
sign IN multi-colored yarns on
white background. The collar and
cuffs are Of plain white.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-21
SUBSTANTIAL. DISH

stale bread, toasted. covered with
"hiie sauce and grated cheese
makes a delicious luncheon dish.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-21
Regarding Value
of Old Coins

Dear Miss Grey: WIN you please
tell me IL there is a premium on
any OF the following coins:
L. s. dime. 1854: Z. 5. penny,
1854: Maxican. IS eentnyos. 1885.
r. II.
The coins you mention are
Of face value only.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-21
MANNIsu TOP COATS

Top coats are very popular in
Parts. and they are developed In
mnnnish materials and cuts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-21
LOTS or COLOR

In printed chiffons the black back.
ground with highly coiored flowers
Is often seen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-21
EnH AFTERNOON

For afternoon the smart colors
are black, navy blue, beige. hnvnnc,
cinnamon. gray red and duh green,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-21
VERY WIDE SKIRTS

Some OF the newest black lace
gowns have very wide skirts, plain
bodiCcs and drnped sashes.