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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-18

OTIS vacation for me, you
i know--this appearing before an
actual audience" And Elliott Dexter,
stage and screen star, epsconced in
dressing sac in his room behind the
scenes at the Orphcum strcakcd the
first layer of makeup on his face
In preparation for the sketch which
he is presenting 10 Seated audiences
this week.
you don't know how much truth
there is In the term, silent drama.
he went on In his deep voice when
acting before the camera you give
everything and receive nothing IN
appreciation. II takes all you have.
on the other hand. after ! have
done my two-a-day, feel more re-
freshed than before"
The first layer Of greasc paint
was now rubbed smoothly about,
and Mr.. DeNter's face was u lovely
yellow shade.
why is 1t that movie stars in
person hre disappointing to the pub.
llc?" He repeated ruminatinEly me
question Of the reporter, simply
because there Is all the difference
between acting for camera and
performing for II flesh and blood
audience. Intakes years and years
OF training to appear TO advantage
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-18

on the stage. Screen stars haven't
had such training It isn't required
for tho camera That's why they
don't know what It's all about when
they face the public over the foot
lights"
The second instnllment of make
up consisting Of some bright orange
rcd stuff. was well smearcd over
Mr., bcNtcrs check bones by this
time, and he was slapptng powder
about violently.
"Now that I've tried both the
stage and screen as Tar as acting Is
concerned" Mr.. Dexter cnuncinted
under difficulties, meanwhile apply
Ing u perfect pair OF lips In the
region where he thought his mouth
was hiding tinder his layers of paint.
IL want 10 try the producing end.
| expect to work this vaudeville
sketch into n scenario when I re-
turn to Hollywood" applying black
eyebrow pencil with painful pro-
cisiun.
More dnbs of powdor-the finish
Ing touches time 70 $50 IN
yes, I am domcStirnlir inclincd,''
aud Mr. Dexter smiled while search
ing thru stack of photographs OF
l,tIselr and wife and police dogs.
You'd bc surprised Mt how many
theatrical folks have that tendency"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-18
NeU Bill at
State Thursday

\ new bill Of vaudeville viii start
AZ the State Thursday, 10 remain
until Sunday night Five acts OF
Ackcrman.Hurris features compose
tho program.
The first number ia by the Crcs-
cent Comedy -Four. who are rated
one Of the best comedy quartets in
vaudeville The Rowlcys present a
program on diversified collection
Of novelty musical instruments.
Johnson and May arc a happy pair
Of funmakcrs Walsh and Kramer
arc another blues dispensing team.
The Three Harmony Maids" do n
refined music dancing and comedy
BlNt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-18
Accident Has
Tang of Reality

So realistically has Edward Slo
man. director OF "'rhc Price OF
Pleasure" at The Columbia, pro.
duccd an auto accident in the pic,
turc. that the portion OF the au.
dience that drives cars finds Itself
pressing imaginary foot brakes on
the floor OF the thcatcr
The director depended on Nor.
man Kerry's skill as driver TO
save Virginia Nali from anything
more serious than becoming drcnch-
cd in tho muddy miro In which she
falls. after narrowly escaping the
crushing wheels.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-18
Bebe's Protege
Appears in Film,

ll1HH kHne HpprarinR ln MIHs
Biuchoard. IN prpteEr OF Bebc
pan!'is. the stat She also played
in support Of Miss Daniels tn sin,
nou in Heaven" and Dangerous
Moue9
Mlry Daniels IL supported rs tho
two popular male stars. Raymond
Grimm and Robert Frazer. in this
swift comedy drama u a French
America with one husband too
mAnY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-18
Marriage Drama
LeaUes Wednesday,

The Marriage Market" the vivid
drama Of modern youth. now at the
Winter Garden. viii leave that the,
alter "Wednesday night, Thursdays
attraction viii b, Bob Custer Ia
The Range Terror"
The story Is an intriguing tale Of
the Southwest. opening In blind.
ms snowuorm ana closing with
a crash around the colofful dance
hall locale Of Rosans place in
Goldvillc that's Vald-man plays the
leading feminine role,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-18
Alma Rubens Is
Star at Colonial

The story u commercial mar.
raac ~ "Gcrnld CrnnS,on's Lady. %
starring beautiful Alma Rubens and
James Ktrkwood. at the Colonial
Wednesday \ wealthy man of no
family backing marriss q poor bat
BrIstocr8tic girl Tor the sake Of the
honor Of family connections.
Bcbc Daniels aud Norman Kerry
are starred In Daring Youth. '
Thursday attraction The stor, Is
OF modern married couple who de-
eide 20 live apart several dnys OF
each week. In order not TO tire OF
each other
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-18
Comedians Born, Not
Made, Says Hines

You can't bo funny unless You're
born that way 30 says Johnny
Hines. who IN starring In the fast
comedy THE Speed spook," this
week az the Capitol.
II takes a certain something" 20
put over good joke ana draw
forth laugh that vary few ordln,
airy humans possess There II 70
,pontnnty and refreshing brerEineEs
Bbout Hines sense ~ humur md
his p,rtfayulH or comedy roles that
II Irresistible Iuirr lsInuey, that
adaptable little actress, plays OPP
positc the popular comedian
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-18
EzEi
l)(f&;a1lD
"He-Man" Role
for Tom Meighan

Coming Through" az the LIB,
erty has another biz "hemnn" role
for ThomuH Mcighnn. Toms "a chief
clork In the offices OF bis steel
corporation Illa mthcr-in'lnw. the
president of tho concern, sends him
down 10 Cotton. the toughest "
mining camps. hoping that ho may
get rid Of him. thru some "uo.
oidcnt" liut Tom makes good and
wins the love OF his bride
Lila i0e n leading woman in
Coming Through" which WAS d.
fcctcd by Edward sutherland, until
recently Charlie Chupliu'a assistant,
Wallace Bcery. fnumncc Wheat
John Milt,rn, Frank Campcm and
others play In support
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-18
Mae Chooses to
Toy With Ideas

Every screen star has her own
hobby Some like crossword puzzles.
others take 10 the classics, but Mae
Busch. leading woman In 'The
Triflcrr," nt the Blue Mouse this
week. goes in for The cruditc oocupt.
tion " writing poetry In her spare
time
Mlss Busch has composed more
than hundred poems. which are
now being collected together 10
preparation Tor publishing them In
the near future Before taking up
acting this charming player was a
Newspaper woman OF note.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-18

help young men and women who are
starting out now"
And, listening to the tone Of gcnu-
inc alteration that creeps into Mr..
Laemmle's personal representative 3
voice. one Is willing TO believe high
things OF tile big boss.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-18
Holmes Herbert
ShouUs Some Action

Speaking Of putting the move
into novice
Holmes Herbert was imported
from the broadway stage TO play
TIC role in Cgriune GHirnib'H pic.
urc. Loves Wilderness" Re ar.
rived in Los Angeles NJ els o'clock
one afternoon aud al isiS was on
the studio a., ready Tor his firot
scene.
Ian Keith plays the other mascu,
line role Ia this latest Carunc
Griffith film
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-18

No less than MOO hostile Indians
appear ia the film version OF Zane
Gvy's widsly-read novel. Tho
laundering Herd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-18

Loot, in today's Want Ads II you
are looking fnr used ear Youll
find some real bargains
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-06
RAIL WAYS HAVE
GOOD YEAR
Will Earn More Revenue
From Freight in 1925

WAsiuNGTON. ou gaIraa4s
pouunba toward unprecedented proc
pfIty Present conditions ouHIImr
ms The UHIa 8rr iu position 90 earn
more revenue from freight in 1926
than ans pfrE.uuH FrIT
Al the end Of Iul5 freight revenue
was more Than So 900 600 behind llr
1898 figure for tho corresponding
period since them however iHr
roads have been crashing records
fast aa they encounter ihom Fpr
eight consecutive weeks ffrEht load
ingH exceeded The miIllGn-rIr mark
During the week ending August % "a
total of l.leG4s6 ears Norr LOADED.
ihe greatest freight arsE ever ro-
corded Ana tbr yfu nest wrrs The
roads reported almost Hs great o.
figure
The result nf this sudden boom b.
that the railroads at the fnd or Sep
TENDER had loaded 75.GgIEJs cars
since the beginning Of the year yR-
cscdinE ths 1898 record by fss.5l5
cars,
While revenue arc soaring. uu-
road opeWtlug expense Hro Geruu
ing Ton operating figure was &c..
s5Aas3,ig1 in 1890 w 1928 81 had
declined 90 ti9sags33ss. and b. *.
psctsd 10 30 sim lover lhis year
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-06
GOT YOUR BID.
DIAGRAM?
Tubes for Use in Set Are
Explained for Fans

DApIo STAR sian has few Of the
II wiring diagrams for the Brown
lng Drake circuit lcf, Send in your
name and address and they't b.
mailed out 20 you free Questions
concerning the circuit will be an,
swcrcd in this column by II G Per-
kins. RID techniclan for Seattle.
There seems TO be some confusion
concerning the py tubes used with
the set.
To operate the B..D using three
dry cells FOR an A.bnt,er,. use four
pV,5 tubes These arc the new De
Fores, audlon az volt tubes and
draw .oss ampercs, They use stand
ard sockets.
a pv.a ls the same tube with n
100 base
To operate the set on e.yolt
storage battery use DN,3 or pN-aA
in the first socket and connect 20,
ohm resistance IN series with Il and
q s0-ohm rheostai controlling II The
other three tubes should be pNsa.
I The Dv2s hrc the now DcForcst
1utinp tubes drawing 50 ampsre
4 " NJ. Nldvalc Idaho. ASKS
Z q IN what would he the cost n the
complete Browning Drake Kit inciui-
Z ing r batteries and tubes. { o. b.
| Scatter 90 l. the s5-ohm resistance
mentioned IN tic KIT 20 he used IN
ease OF storage \ battery, OF an ad.
dltioual one tai What is the amprr-
age rate OF DcForcst pv-3 tubes7
An About SIS without \ bat
terry. ~ Yes. use this only. t7l .0s5.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-06
TO ADVERTISE
SEATTLE
Railways Join in Campaign
OF Magazine Publicity

The Intensive campaign carried
out by the burlington. Northern IA.
Gifts and Great Northern railroads
10 attract people 20 tho Northwest
has been productive u some remark
abba advertising literature
AN ciFhtpaRc r0togayurc paper
headed 1.-THE Pacific Northwest r.
carries reproductions Of ~ selected
photographs from nll over tie Pa.
cifir Northwest This Is given 10 an
inqulrcr aud Afro sent 10 a large
mailing hri,
Reproduction or ID pagc advertise.
menr 30 appear IN October in four
national magazine. with a total cir
culaiion of COOS 900. IL also shown.
It carrics beautiful picturcs and "a
strong appeal
Another page advertisement. 10 ap'
pear IN October IN 10 national magv
zines with g,i2g. 900 total circulation,
rs filled ~ the iop with "a picture
Of seatilc's water front and skyline,
followed by Use caption. Pacific
Coas. Leadership ccntcm Here"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-06

SERVICES
AtiorneysatIaw
Russell IL FARRELL. Lawyer. $40 Dex-
ter Horton. All cases. Advice free.
ELiot.02Bs.
NM r. G. BALL si5 burke bid. 900
End. An chaeH. Fec mod MAin-l5g5.
ADVICE free. J0srph Allen. Lawyer
Al cases. 600 Lehry Bid. Ei.lof.ZFbS.
--s~~--~S-~~e--~e--7~-r@ -
Collections
DAD debts contested Universal al
Co. ELiot-i670. 1909 Alaska Bag.
Electric Machinery
BUY Rent h. .. sz.5o. etc.
". MONTELiuS PRICE co. seattle,
~--~-~-~~~~~-~~~-~~-~----
OpiicInn and 0ptometrist
DH HOTHWELL ~ Union ST
Correct Glasses az kcaeonhbln Pflccs
DIR. EDMuNDs. FrAser-Pa,crson Co
Piano Tuners
TUNING So. John Strom. EAst-osbI
'-~.~-'---~-~--~->~-~--~-~-
Patent Attorneys
=. r. CORN. Patent Attorney. Pat
auts secured. developed and solo
sGb-e-7 Central Md, Seattle, MAIN
$3.50: 600 4 st n. W. Washington,
-. 9.
MASON. FcnWick: Lawrence estao-
itshed 1851 Advice and booklet
free. i32 Burke Bldg.
Physicians, Surgeons
DIR. ANGUS. suite 400 PAntages Bid
Womcn's Hilme ntH. disorders.
DIR. MAYFiELD. % years curing
men. 7Qs Ist ave. Wash. Bldg.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-06
Building Permit,

John odoyu. ta1i iyadsn. frame resi-.
asnee. sstts, So 900 sgu5 Fffth ~ "
S y SLIPPER isS W stih a., garage.
N q rAady,oa,. e0i7 sith y. r.. alter
Residence 500
4 j. soibrg 1850 Singa n D.. frame
residence iiogn
Jack sbovsonstt soi " smith rt. mill
c. " tropp. 1893 tsm =. W. frame
residence. t1.2So.
n. r. wheeler i52i california ave,
frame residence. 1000
Occidental Sheet Metal Works. sts May.
uRrd. sheet metal shop. 10000.
jay Decker. itia Lstlua ave, frame
rrsiacucr, $4,000.
Nichoia. l.undsran. s7a goth n. frame
A. Mizrabj so5 sis, ave g, frame resI-
drurr, $500.
clyde Attsrberry. bi5T Graham At. frame
residence $500.
Grand Lodge Sons " Herman. 1854
Taylor. frame residence. $4,000.
j. 81. Ycamap, ict Flnh ave, ~, repair
fire damage $500
N. H. HanlOn, a2i BuylHt0u ~. frame
residence. i2.Soo,
y. \. snRuannsff. 757 takeslcw blvd
frame residence $4,000
= y Camden. ts3G i5th a. W. frame
residence. 50 600.
Maud Jacobson soai ". s5tb. residence
addition, $500
). \. iiueh 1895 i5th 4. Vs.. alter resi-.
druco 500.
union Imp Co.. s27 Med. & Den bldg.
frame residence. $4,000.
Union Imp CO., g27 Med. & Den. bldg
frame residence, g., 500
j. g Bule 1915 10Th 81, frame roSi-
dcnco $500
Nick PletHchcttc, zoos 55th r. w. frame
residence, $4,000
j g. nm, 3ibS 81 6Oth A.. frame r,si.
doncc $4,000
H. G, WCbbu Homes. Inc, Dol II II.
ave, frame residence $4,000
Felix Hrdsttom, iaio ninth y. W. frame
residence, 5000
c. W. n0lcs 1855 ffrn n, a. store
BIDS. $4,000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-06
" He AT PRICES
MAKE GAINS

,iugAgu oct Grain fuiurrH
,y.lf.H tn "a missed Dlurr un ihT
hoard af trade iuiHr Whsai made
.ub-tauUal Hhinr corn His ndirl
while aata made tbr usual fractional
change Tor tbr better
late sbuJ covering hnoHlra hh'At
-tarf a. mId rsraHiuu spirited SHORTS
v,rr active Strength rpI aa in
.utaIdr markets uiHpatthGa tf"H
mo Narihp sai aulf Canadian Elaiu
mad reached Lowell must attih, ~
I'd fsrsfEttfH THE NuH phrhullf
aubatauUtt,d bt Improved inquiries
FROM abroad.
.TFadIur Iu corn wHH narrow The
HHai lr0p Waa attributed Go Ions
selling
I.adluH cereal
fru,IsIuna closed lower
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-06

T0NIGHT'S PROGRAMS

u-hlla A. NJ
NFOk lt1fmaun'i ,uaesfi orchestra
ainurr music.
atiassita n ",
kFpA rHfhaikouskS maW1Fial pfoa
gram by the Wuapian quintet courtesy
~ The Metropolitan holding 60 The
program Lake Or Swans bAiist suite
sons ~ Autumn UAFCarpiis HomAnT1
crant sans raFais Nalsr from ras Hlssrr
Us h.An'f Nl lho HelN'HAt ~ 1ha9N
'ehiaNN' - We 4Nlh't't
,,,.,
tgrir, f-trtss,ngii.-
gsr. n
ssraa. go.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-06
Disabled atrol
Boat Makes Port

ATLANTIC CRY. n j.. oct c.
The coast guard patrol boat No lol
limpcd back TO her base here carly
today after radio stations up and
down the coast had Susp d
broadcss,ing and score of vessels
had turned toward her assistance.
The vessel, carrying a crew OF
eight. Was able TO come home under
her own power but tho c. g. iSS
stood by TO render ussistnnce II it
should be necessary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-06
Botsford to Speak
at AID Club Lunch

David 81 Botnford. vice president
Of The Botsford Constantine Co Of
Seattle. Portland ard San Franclsco.
will be the principal speaker at
the weekly luncheon o. tho Seattle
al club Wednesday noon IN the
Italian room Of The olympic Ho-
tel
Tuesday evening tho direct mall
department OF the club viii hold a
meeting for the PURPOSE Of mapping
out direct mail campaign TO sell
the Seattle Better Business bureau.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-06
The Seattle Star

HIM .a.NHNN 5000.
CLASSIFIED ADFEHrlEisG ltal 30
ErrrfiHr DTuUrr q. llaH
THANEiEET RATES
fHuuHt ala WORDS ta iHr lHH'l
one line ln rrfiluu rr-..
one uusH3 insertions la '
one line Insertions .....lh
HHls and Female Help NHnir1
and FEMALE ltgai.pns .t.
pee linr ... sr-r... lN
All Advertising from Que 70 me l.a,
~ Warrington lusia tf tr
MONTHLY LiSshsE tfAs
trHIeaIaF month";
90 90 30 limos urtd duuuE Gale
.Ddsr month .....s.IE cents
100 l33Ilasa used during ealr
TuHaf' month ..sfr...r ta
200 ~ aa1 lines used during call 49,
rudhT month -..t..s ia
800 10 gs1 llur8 used during coz
rrdBf msntE ......l4 cents
600 NJ, tHs lines urrd during cali
ends month .f..-. .tl-z
BOO m DO lines used during eai- -.
COZ h. GsS lines used during ral- .
rndar month .......sr. Ilih cents
zoo to 100 lines used during cali
rudHr month ...sr.s. ~ Genus
500 on more lines used gsl6u-
hnr month .rr. .tHt.s ~
I'M ,,.a 49, ASH %" '....- 81 g 90
Adt.FtI-ffs using stated space "t
tines minimum daily on yesLl5
contract VIII Boz allowed ~ =
rrnfa per line rata on space u''l
over minimum up ~ zoo llh'- ,"
ans ono month Above 1vp l'it
rate o. per above schedule
FIXED SPACE EAfth
] iinr sT more for ~ mon
I line ur more for 9 mouths ..
+ Tine o. more Tor 2 month
...f2 % per line
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-06

Seattle fans are picking up NJ
on crystal sets, according TO the Lo'
Angeles broadcaster SOS your OF,
man,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-06
SPECIAL. ISSUES
SHOW STRENGTH
Main Body OF Stocks Sub
ject 10 Profit aking
WALL. s1ItEtr JOURNAL TiNAN-
ttAI HIsNII.N

MIN YORK Oct g. over 81 Ehi
nrwa Naa OF little direct brHFinE nu
the stock market Bs opening trhna-
aetloun were under the influences
which dominated Mondays session,
The main b1dy - stocks npblsat 20
profit taxing ami special Issues dis
playing strength
Price changes ~ Y. y Steel Amer
lean Can ana other piVn'nl thdps.
ftials we're up. while rails dftfird
Tfnrttuuntly lower
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-06
Main Street

Gene Miller. city clerk. wearing
a faihrrly smile around the
county city building. Jack Long,
auto mechanic, carrying evidence
Of Ford Kick on Third ave.
Wills Greer. cashier. getting the
coin AT the wafer window IN the
county.rity building Ivan Sex.
ton, permit man. looking for
lunch on James VI, Art Williams.
light maker. looking Tor trouble
on Fourth ave. Louis Judl,ins,
inspector. hustlinE ~ work on
Third ave. Sidney Bruun. bonds.
man. talking 1, over with Hugh
Caldwell. lawyer, on Second ave
William REESE. worker. making
haste on University 81 Paul
Davis. laborer whiting at SIKH
and Union.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-06
Foreign Exchange

NEW YpuE. Crf 5=FuruiEh rts
change opened steady, Demand st1r.
HuE. BAs2lt-tss rrsucs. i0.qtt1 Hsr.
to FfsBs, HriEiuri. tg0ttfts marks
$3.50. Avthrn. ztst. Norway 1891
ForeIen exchange rinsrd steady str+s
ling demand ipsaa francs fW8tgs
lire Sp.gtBst. Belgium 190ttgN
marks. sIgg, Holland tglG Hasdrn.
.sg1. NORWAY 1914. Montreal, 81 uusr
sla. siss shanghai -, Yokohama. 81,
Greece. tB.ptfs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-06
Realtors Join In
Community Drive

owing to the fact that members
will be busy in soliciting funds FOR
the Community Fund. tho Seattle
Real Estate board has called of its
Thursday meeting and luncheon.
The members are cooperating in the
Community Fund campaign
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-06

Portland police were holding OH.
vcr Jerome Paulson. alleged forgcr,
Tuesday for King county authorities,
He was arrested Monday night on
charges Of jumping bail here while
awaiting trial on a forgery charge
dating back TO June 81, 1924
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-06

ZE-Men's shoes rcsoled
81, oak tanned leather guaranteed
Workmanship. alg OliNe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-06
RADIO TO HONOR
TSCHAIKOWSKY
Famed Composers Works
to Be Heard in Seattle


rTHE Russian quintet is featured
L ON a Metropolitan Buldug Co
program from KFuA starting az 6.l5
TUESDAY evening The broadcast viii
he IN the form OF memorial to
composer ana ms "o'ha VIII oe
played almost exclusively n'''
Viii be tiNc-minuie 'alA on lNenA'.
No"sNN IKE anu Ne'NN'
Henri pamsNts orchestra plays
fuom MIR from $50 unul TO- TOT 'he
Puge' Sound SaN'nss 4 loan Nsso
citation Violin ana SaNoPnen' se'o'
arc included iu the pIosiau'. Mhleh
features IschalAo"sAN NAten
saN,
Tn, first TUESDAY plrbt az the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-06

On ANGUS, suite 400 Pantages Bid
Womcn's ailments. disorders.
DIR. MAYFfELD. 35 years curinI
men. 7Qs Ist ave. Wash. Bldg
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-06
LOST AND FOUND
Z FEMALE HELP WANTED

POLLY PRIM SAYS: Il just
couldn't keep house without the
Cascade Laundry. My blankets and
curtains are so beautifully fin
ished when Numbered by them.
MAin-75On
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-06
zeThe Radio Star
l@Hour@Rour 7odal@
WEDNESDAY

AAhhN NANNA'NN
htuN asa te1p mnrnrea pro-
sfam HHd g. liuuueHu'a orchestra
t1aa anI 90. studio prosramH
hlR t3Nn, a. markets lIts- g,tan
recital. e home helps f.Ia piudutr r'r
port q. thvatrr news. t. scars iiuehut d
prvsfaw, s0 Btudiu program
hTtt tsoal $40. mhrhsts 10 Van
cooks EXERCISES. 3. stud.1 wgFi,ai pros
sram.
nIuIU STATIONS
hNN assn, uuliYuuud 2. ur,uratTa
IS and ~ py0uiHuH no.. ut,uruifa
nCIo an, irwin tltisH h.Ha, dance
pJuEtUa b 30. ufgau rsrital-
hMs1 ,aisl, Pullman sac. muris sud
education prGaFaw.
kIN tinl, Portland s. lHfauis3
tnuut p and Ip concerto
krO ttfsil sam tTanriaEa ? nrehrtr
tFa s. concert aud no. arrHrriraa
NuC tNn, Davenport WEAf pre-.
grAm frisYrd. q musical program.
nh tia5l, los Angeles ~. ukrlsle
uoycitIssl sir'nE quartet ,. pruaram
no. parirk Marsh orchestra
hGo tsuh, oakland 90. news items
silent night
kuA tagsl, Denver scientific foot.
bEus enc. dramatic uiEhi
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n. Y. Sugar and Coffee


Monday = quotations
sugar Quiet. spots ig3o. Fsfiard, auisi
srsnplAtsd. tsi0s s.3o,
Csff.- 40 i,ip on spot sHts No, I
aaptas, s54 gsgA
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Mouie Making on Air

Plans are being made 70 broadcast
from motion picture sets. This will
give listeners chance TO hear "a
nous movie directors putting Holly
wood stars thru their PAGES.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-06
Sewing Machines

piTCHY wildwood, never in water:
lots OF inside; 1915 large load.
loads 81 Planer ends, inside mill
$3.50. MElrse-ai2I.
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Seattle Wheat

40. / western white, IlaO No, SOFT
white, 81 40. 30, 9 western white iltg6t
No. 1 hard winter, ti,22. No, I northern
spring tl,73i No. big bluo stem, fl,3L
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-06

II you arc using a wettypc storage
battery keep small bottle OF am.
monm near Il You viii find {, will
check any acid which might he
dropped from destroying rugs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-06
Al FLOWERS AND BULBS
The Battery Exchange

II IN fNNNNNfV >
Guaranteed batteries exchanged for
81 Recharging and repairing. sll9
ISNurfh av.
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tfhs prices given are those made %
fftail dealers - wholesalers WIN
few seasonal exceptions. prices 20 pre-
aucsr. can 10 figured ~ asdpstilnE
approximately is per cent for hanaiinE.
storage and selling eosi,l
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Proposals viii BE- received by the
Bureau % supplies and Accounts,
Navy Department. Washington. 10,
q. until 10 o'clock a. m. October 10.
1875. for delivering Douglas fir.
lemon flavor. ccrned beef. salad oil.
vinegar and tea, and until y o'clock
noon. October it. 1925. for deliver
ing vegetable shortening 10 the Navy
Yard, Puget Sound. Wash Apply
for proposals 70 the supply officer.
Navy Yard. Puget sound. Wash. or
80 the Bureau ~ Supplies and Ac-
counts CHARLES MORRIS. Pay
master General 81 the Navy, 9-ig-s5.