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Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-21
ANNUAL MASQUERADE DANCE GIVEN
BY ENTIRE NOS CLUB PROVES ONE OF
JOLLIEST AFFAIRS OF WINTER SEASON

The annual masquerade dance
sponsored by the Entire. Nos Club
last night at the woman 5 club
house, was by tar the most success
full masquerade affair the orgmiza-
ment reigned throughout the entire
evening.
The costumes were varied and
unique, Spanish grandees, cowboys,
miners, farmers, clowns, small boy
cut-ups mingling with milk maids,
peasants, Bulgarian peasants, gyp-
sizes, Iama Yama girls, long tail
ed cat, and a weird and interesting
assortment of other individuals
whose identity remained Il dark Sc
cret until the masks wese removed
after the evening was well over.
The prize for the best costumes
went to Mrs. Irene Maddox and Dr.
X. c. Clemens, the former arraved
IN style contraption of the Tfnt
age of 1880, tight above and vol
luminous below, with all the ap-
purtenances of the olden days, in
cluding a sky roeketing hat, silk
mitts and ehoker COLLAR. DR.. Glenn,
ems made a hit as a small boy with
bare khees,s highly abbreviated
trousers and blouse waist.
Dignified society matrUhs and
staid business men rollicked through
thesessening with ,a,josous abandon,
one of the latter creating howls of
lsirth arrayed as a:leng, lean school
boy, la f'auntleroy, with face en-
beIlished with warts made from
flesh colored jelly beans.
Pretty Decorations '.f
Bright hued balloons and sorpen-
tine handed out during the evening
added to the noise and fun OF the
celebration.
The decorations, for the event were
particularly attractive, softly shad
ed floor lamps imparting a cosy,
home-like atmosphere. Balloons III
gay colors, row of paper parasols
and a clever red and yellow back
ground transformed the stage into
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-21
Sennett Says the
Ziegfeld Girl
Too Skinny
by United Press Leased Wire

HOLLYWOOD, Jan, 21.--
Mack Senuett, who perhaps has
sent as many girls on the road
to fame via the bathing beauty
route as Florenz Ziegfeld has
ON the New York stage, differs
from the eastern producer on
what constitutes perfect femi-
nine pulchritude.
Ziegfeld's 5 ideal girl is "too
skinny to fit into IA tight fit
ting bathing suit and adorn Il
Scnnett film comedy, the pro-
duccr said today, commenting
on United Press dispatches.
Five foot five and Il half inch
es, the ideal height given by
Ziegfeld, is "much too tall y
for Il bathing girl, Sennett said.
And they must weigh moro
than III pounds, too,' the CO.
medy King continued.
81 don t think the girl whose
measurements equal those given
by Mr.. Ziegfeld would do for
motion picture work, at least
not in one of my bathing girl
pictures, Sennett said.
......" Ny idea of the perfect girl d.
is one no taller than five foot
four inches, and She should
weigh around 120 pounds. :
Sennett wants girls who wc,u
no larger than a size four shoe,
whereas Zicgfcld is content il
they can step into fivcs. Also,
the local producer prefers bob
bed hair.
One requirement is common
TO both. The girls must have
personality.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-21

a bower III keeping with the paturc
of the event.
One of the main features of the
evening was the Chinese dance
given, by class of Mrs. Wooda
Blessy 5, who won encore after en-
core by the charm of their number.
The little girls taking part were:
Cosette Smith, Katherine Jones,
Anabelle Stiltz, Edna Stiltz. Vivian
Spencer. Lillian Shawley and Ada
Bess Beynon. Their costumes were
quaint Chinese affairs, designed by
Mrs. Blessy.
Much credit is due the commit
tee in charge for the success of the
affair, embracing Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph Reynolds as ehairmen, Mr..
and Mrs. w. +. Shaw and Mr.. and
Mrs. ". A. Scheniman.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-21
Informal Reception
H0nOring Miss Foster
GiUen by Mrs. FuI:sr

Mrs. +. B. Fuller is entertaining
at an informal reception this after
noon in honor of Miss Rhoda Foster,
regional county secretary of the Y.
w. {. A., at her nome at SAP Olive
street. The hours are 2:30 to 4:30
o clock and members of the county
board and the FL Centre board of
the y. W. c. A., and the girl re-
serve advisors of Ell Centre will be
guests ut the affair.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-21
Women's Auxiliary at i
Home of Mrs. Nichols

The members of the Women 5
Auxiliary of the United Commercial
Travellers were ,delightfulIy enter.
tanned at the home of Mrs. j. f.
Nichols, 572 Hamilton avenue, on
Monday evening. After the men S
business meeting was over at Py-
THAN hall, they adjourned to the
Nichols home for social hour, and
dainty refreshments were served by
the hostess. . ...
The organization will meet with
Mrs. Robert Burnam on West Main
street the third Monday in Febru,
arv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-21
Bank Of Italy Is
Highest Bidder
I for L. A. Bonds

ILOS ANGELES, Jan. y. -- Bids
tdr Sl1 100000 worth of city bonds
Tor municipal improvements We're
opened by the city council late yes
terdav. The Bank of, Italy was ap-
parcntlv the highest bidder. offer
ing par value, 3A per cent inter
est, aud premium Of $l29,605.
The bids were referred to the fl
nance tconlmittec. The money Will
be used for improvement Of the clee
ericaI and water systems, the outfall
sewer. rfvgr -etaduttS, and Il 'mcle
playground.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-21
PROPOSED LAW TO
MAKE PURCHASE
OF G. UNS DIFFICULT
ny Initcd Press Lcnsed Wire

'SACRAMENTO, Jan. 21.-An as
sembly ioiht resolution memoria'ih-
ing congress to pass an act now be
fore il which would bar revdlvers
and other {onccalable weapons from
the mails, was introduced in the as
Semhlv late yesterday by Edgar
Levcv Of ! an Francisco.
Lcvrv * the author Of another
bin Which would amtud the laws
of the state 50 as to render the
purchase ri conccalablc firearms il
icgat lniiess- tre~ parrha-et' tif-t ST.
cured "a permit.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-21

Chicago-Otto EciseIt, T'hiIadpl-
phia professional and Alien *. Hall
81. Louis, broke even yesterday i'm
the national three cushion touraa-
ment here Hall Won the first
match "a to - in 6% innings. Rel
self took, tue next game 30 20 II Ia
- rounds.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-21
'0The Girl on the
Stairs at The
Tulane Theater,

Mystery that mystifies through
out, dramatic situations that hold
the spectators unwavering atten-
tion, interspersed with delightful
comedy bits combine to make "The
Girl ON the Stairs which opens at
the Theater Tulane today, thor
oughly worth while motion pictured
The unusual situations in the,
story combined with the east that
surrounds Miss Miller give promise
of Il most delightful entertainment
In the cast are such well known
PLAYERS as Niles Wclch, Freeman
Wood, Rcrtram Grassby, Airline.
Pretty shannon Day and Michael
Dark.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-21
The Weather

FOR LOS ANGELES AND VICI-
NIFTY - Fair moderately warm
weather tonight and Thursday.
FOR SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
Fair tonight and Thursday. Mod
cratic temperature.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-21

Now we learn the Chinese had
crossword puzzles 5000 years ago.
30 way be that 5 what makes them
sIaAt-eyed
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-21

Stretching the truth ruins it.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-21
The Clearance Sale!

Is in full swing now, as the Of
ferings below illustrate. A real
effort to sell off all oyerstocks
of winter goods regardless of
sacrifice we have to make to do
1.-THE buyer is the one that
Observation-Disclosures S.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-01
POSTWAR PEAK
HERE, CLAIM
Years Survey Shows Farm
Recovery Outstanding

rae new year hrEIns with We
rer.e structure of the WnEh
.sr Io7g solid foundations than at
~, timt riarc che war tbc annual
.nr,cy 30 tae United states dslsrt.
,es-t of gnmueugr disclosed ipaaN
-, e1,y exceptions arc china and
ru.-.a vhRn. even before thn war
[,,tabutrG less thau 1h per cent
- fhs n1gra ttar1l eommcryr.
Famfr, .p me uHlted states, thg
,.rort slsr have hrEc measure
~ losses fu IBr past three years 90
r,coysr sea but their outlook ~ en-,
-suusins The outstanding dcNcl'
spmsnt % 1884 the survey declares
vas tal urs, recovery effected by
rbr asrtuTWists
.Nhrc there has beJn q good
tsaI % adjustment bon prices ol Elm,
- commodities. tho suytrumful
~,port continues "thc average
ahoIs saIc prices ON all commodities
has varied but s per vent as BE-
tween the ends ol the past three
wears. It would thus appear that
~ arr tending "a the common Level
IN prices about % per cent over
prr-wIr.
Tha average vase was an bic and
about 100 per cent above prc-Naf
le,sts. The cost OF living continued
shouJ q per cent al9vt pre.War
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-01
INDIAN CHIEF TO
Be ARRESTED
Geay Horse Eagle Alleged
TO Be lmpoSter

PORT ANGELES. Jan Gray
Horse Eagle, alleged Indian chief
will b taken into custody hy officials
here on adviccs from Washington.
D. C. that he IS au impostor wi"n
he returns from "a crusade among
the Clallam Indians.
Gray Horse Eagle has been stir.
ring UP the Clnllam Indians vRh
promises o. eHysrnmrnt money and
has aroused them 10 a high pitch Of
expectancy. according % Prosecutor
John Wilson.
Gray Ilorsc toid(4he Indians they
own tbs land on which Port Angeles
and It's Industries are located. They
are infatuated with his scheme md
20 ready 20 advance him large sums
70 press their claims for land pay
mcnt. according to Prosecutor VII.
son. Tho claims are said too be-
groundlcss
The Jamestown Indians. who have
claims pending from tire government,
are not swayed by the orutory % the
alleged chieE9
According TO Washington reports
Gasy norse Eagle has been In jail
FOR similar activities before.
chief Gray Horse Eagle organ.
lzed a chapter az the Northwest
ln5Sns' association here some
months ago. lie was met By May
or Brown and introduced NJ various
public gatherings lie claims 10 be
an OklahotM Indian and worth q
fortune In oil lands. Local Indians
are skeptics,l about ~ cinims
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-01
FRAUD TRIAL AT
CROSSROADS
Forbes Thompson Lawyers
DiSputing Course

CHICAGO. Jan. - Dispute have
cropped out between rival defense 8t.
torurya iu the ThompsouFor6cs
fraud trial. m1klnE il uncertain what
course Is TO be pursued before thr
easg goes TO the jury
The difference b b learned. deal
lnrgcly with Witnesses yet 10 be-
CALLED Counsel for John " Tbomp.
Con. wealthy 81 Louis eRtnctor
wants 10 call Mrs Lila Cramcr.
former attorney Tor the yctoruaN'
bureau. m witne Attorneys for
Colonel Forbes. once director Of The
bureau. fear that Aifs Cmmer feels
bitterly against their client and
might give testimony harmful 10 hls
case. @ O.
Forbes and Thumpst@7 aFo standing
trial on charges % computing TO de-
fraud the government thru ILLEGAL
contracts 10 build veterans hospitals
Mrs. Cramer. whose huSband com
mitted suicide just as the lnvcstjgn
ton OF the veterans bureau was
opened. Is near Chtcu % and ready 70
take the stand tf she is called at.
torneys said
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-01
DEATHS

johnson. August, G2, Ssi7 Third ave.
s.. Dec. 80
Startzman. Norman H., 10. i725 10Th
ave. y. H.. Dec. IS.
CoHRrOyc william. 81. Black Dla-
mond, Dec. 2S
lHawloy. Charles W. ~. 10 ~ 18th
81. Dec, IS.
10 st., Doc, 2S
lsklnncr, Fannie y, u. 4i0s Sunhy-
aide ave. Dec 30.
Foster Martin Jane, 81. 1903 t..
Mercer st.. Dec. 81.
Kcycs. Alberta. II. Biltmore Apis,
Dec. 30.
pope. Joseph 5s. 1903 Il, 53rd st., Dec.
30
Collins. Mildred Christopher, Is, 1900
H. Denny way Dec, 3d.
sheridan, Leo NJ. a.. WarmlnBlor
hotel, Dee 30
wnlsh. Francis Patrick, 49, 1856 w.
10Th g., Dec. 30
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-01
Fresh Snow Greets
Midwest New Year

KANSAS CITY. Jan. IA fresh
Blanket OF snow over the Southwest
greeted the New Year today The
fau ranged from one lnrh in Kansas
City 20 three and &ur inches Ia
Western Kansas and was expected
70 continue today and tonight. the
weather bureau x8ted.
Train and wire service was not
affected. according 20 reports here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-01
LOST AND FOUND
7 FEMALE HELP WANTED

lost Week ago. umhfrW nam
CARO- -fFaub' on handle SEE
ward IA aI.1i1irr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-01
Vital Statistics
BIRTHS a
BIRTHS

Births in their households are re-
ported by the following men;
g.uFon. r. o., SOS Bright st.. boz
ofanp lief gO3g ". seth st. girl
f.arsap. L.. 90 W cath st.. boy.
( Desnnto. DomeuIcE. sol gard ave g."
! girl.
Benson. Albert otto. Richmond
/ Beach. girl.
ITrGyor. T.. l.. 1892 18Th ave. ~. boy.
I f.undbcrg. Fred 500 s.. 72nd ST. boy
nroome. Edward. 1906 Woodland
Park ave, girl
Madison. Carl a. 3ZG 3lst ave s. boy,
Alien. Arnold S. u. ijil9E. 5Gth
Ict i,i sti Lloyd, a2ts y. 57tb ct,
Carter. Hunter Howard. 5000 First
| ave. y. T.. girl
|GlinEcusmith. Earl T.. 1891 Queen
Dillon Hono P &Tf:i II, Cl5 2ard ave. n,
ftfause William Ernest s7l7 Pala.
Garrett, wilford A. ass 10th ave. s.
olssnoff. william, 1896 ioth aye $.
Dlppic, Milton Leroy. 5s1I gath ave.
y. H. girl
MacNair. Orlando Everett 733 ~
fiddeIl Norman Russell. 2S22 35th
ave. W, girl
Smith, Henry John. gGl5 3ith ave.
w. boy.
C'flnrc. John Joseph. Kirkland boy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-01
Berlin Stages Wild
New Years Frolics

BERLIN Jan ! Police and hos
pnab reported the widest New Year
eslsbraiion .H the history Of the city
ioday
me midtown district was riot
x noise from the better class OF cclc
brators while iu ths suburb gher,
were scoras OF ftghts7and clashes
Emergency hospitals tpalcI go
persons for injuries IN fiSas stab
Aass and hU7tipg uffmya. Traffic
accidents reached q rccoFd Tor q
lrurs.
Cost % tho ca.clrlucn was esii
mated az millions OF marks with
tables stocked with champagne.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-01
President Jackson
Sails on January 3

First tourists out OF Seattle in 1925
will sail on the President Jackson.
Of the Americau-Orientui line. Janu.
airy ;. There are Mrs. \. ". Dennis
ton, going 10 the Orient. Miss Reba
steele, en- route to Genoa and Miss
Martha STEELE. on a world trip Other
passengers on the jackson VIII In.
cluds Miss Eliza u. Davis, Tor Ma
Mia and Miss Ruth Field for Hong
kong. both missionaries; u. wa. Fox
and Mersiovsky. Grays iarbor lum-
bermen. Ss,l Cooney. Of Cosmopolis
and Harry s. Crane Of the J. T.
Hodges company. Seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-01

FOR SALE. one-hulr price. vulcan
Fmooth-tup gas range, almost
new. also gas heater for hot
water. one gas radiant fire. IA St
uUg1
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-01
Oregon Flood Is
Past Crest Stage

PORTLAND, orr. Jan, l.-Flood
conditions IN the Willamette valley
apparently have passed the crest tn,
weather bureau reported today,
Frtshct water ia the Willamette
river will not rise above 30 feet Al
Portland During the past e hour,
rain tn the valley generally was not
heavy.
Al Eugsne the river 81 sS feet
% 50 feet
Albany reported a isfo0t i1se, and
salem d rise Of one foot
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-01
PERSONAL

SAN THNSCiscO sgg. Mecnrmlrk
steamer tEus1 city f9G.bSb, &-'
Rtil-riek siek stage cheated curhi.
S7Ia Angelic. 2sg-EEE. SIS Amer
UrHH fInE Fourth NiA I4si 100.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-01
MANY QUAIL FREEZE

BEND. Ore. Jan. Perhaps 10
per cent Of the quail In Dcschutes
county we're frozen to death in the
recent record cold. Il IS declared By
tlarenee a. Adams. district game
warden. after a survey Of the areas
known 10 have been frequsnted by
The birds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-01
Boy Is Burned as
Tree Catches Fire

When a Christmas tree at his
ioms caught fire Wednesday. Billie
Marsh, :. son Of Dir. and Ma W. G.
March. 1859 18th ave. y, vas pain
FUZZY burned House and contents
we've damaged 70 the extent OF $3.50.
The boy was alone in the room az
the time Of the fire.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-01
Poison Rum Deaths
Reduced In Detroit

DETROIT. Jan. H. Niuciyfuur
persons died from poison liquor IN
Detroit TN 1894 records compiled az
the coroB RS office today showed.
Deaths were reduced nearly one.third
IN comparison with 1898. when 100
persons lost their lives from drinking
bootleg whisky
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-01

CORVALLIS. Dge Jan. L.
" when Eowcn Robert Wheeldon
svas born. his mother died Doctors
feared that Rowyn would d.. TOO,
lie Was under weight and AekIy
So R1wcn was stven Into the care
Of no less than SO "fusltrmothcra.
and these So have transformed the
baby into @ husky. tanned child The
sor. o. a child that walks away
viz blue ribbons in q baby show.
Hut why the as mothers one
would think 30 just % So many.
Not 80 NJ the oregon Agricultural
college. where tho practice house
Is proving 90 De an Ideal home Tor
unfortunate inflnts HOwcn Is the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-01
New Mexico Has
Big Inauguration

SANTA FL. ~ 81. Jan. Arthur
T Hannett seventh governor Of Nee
Mexico, and one Of the first demo-
Gratis 70 hold that Office. was formal
y inaugurated at noon today.
\ huge parade thru the streets OF
SANTA Re preceded the ceremony and
q big ball ls scheduled 70 follow
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-01
CupID'S UsINEsS

VANCOUVER, wash. ian L.
Busis,ss for cupid picked up here in
leap year. Marriage licenses in this
city. number 2.sog for the year as
compared with 2,6s2 iu 1929 Approx.
inrufely half the applicants here were
from Portland
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-01
oREGoSaEDITOR DIES

PORTLAND. Jan. H. William +.
Johnson, 40. editor Of the Madras
Pioneer. and first county clerk Of
jefferson county GtSd ut q hospital
here yesterday evening from pneu
moni1.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-01

ultb baby th1t has been sultehcd
from ulhrallh and miserable aur-
roundines TO be- set ont in life OH
the benefits uf the practice housed
Under the administration Of Miss
A. Grace Johnston. Rawvn l@s led
Ia hic % strict health sunshine.
am milk sleep And FOR 90 months
Doe has had ii new Ert u 'moth'u''
every six weeks
RoVcn takes u an very happily.
PERHAPS. allowing that hH sense Tor
logic has developed sufficiently he
Figures that Il S. fair exchange
lie gets health Tho mothers" set
practice and their own children In
TURN viii SET health
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-01
LIMBER SHIPMENTS

ASTORIA. Ore. Jan. I.-Cargo
shipments OF lumber from the co.
lumbia river during 1924 aggregated
ss'.S2s.s9l feet. according 20 the sta.
hsties Of the Astoria custom house
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-01
LIVE STOCK
IS MISC ELLANEOUS
FOR SALE
sAsm NND pOOEs Z

- u NlILlAAS ~
Sash for i1ClasinE p2rchcs 10 Keep
your house warmer and cleaner.
Send uB yoaT1 sizes and We WIZ
give you fRCtSry prices.
French doors. garage doors mirror
doors benches and tables for
breakfast hooks.
Special cabinet work. cupbosrd
doors. doors and windows Tor all
purposes.
Dfainbpardr. flour hins. medicine
cabinets
Rubber weather strip. keeps out
wind and dust. 4 sure saver OF
fuel toc u foot.
Windshield glass and sedan door
llShtR replaced while you wait.
Asa for satalug. Buy direct at fac
to"y prices and save money
O. n WILLIAMS COMPANY
1919 First Ave + Seattle. wash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-01
The Story of Life

WHEN your boy girl mother father with the
W first question baby from how do you
answer that question?
wholesome curiosity about birth and In all normal
Children II Is nature When boy or girl comes
with that first question about the wonderful mystery Of
lie. opportunity dear mother father has come an
evasion may DISASTROUS When he child
Discovers has not likely return to W m24er
when wishes II will elsewhere DO you weh
POUR child learn and birth and life from chance
outsiders. want to tell THIS
wonderful the child yourssf7
But perhaps how 20 begin? You are fearfu
Of saying thing? An evasion seems
easier than truth?
Here Is the you washington bureau has ready
or Education in tho Home" II
e preDac b. SAM Dhe United STATS Public Health
sefyce tells you exactly about the qus
IONS Of little adoescen boy girl either for
mat matter in truthful without embarrassment
on either side bulletin I'll out the coupon below
and ard directed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-01
, FOR EXCHANGE
REAL ESTATE
3 SUBURBAN REAL
ESTATE FOR SALE

BIG OFFER-Appr0Timltely two
acres. size go ~. bg7i2J t. with
practically isyeI. with gentle
slope; located only A15 O. from
paved Victory way. minutes
walk from stores and school min
utcs auto ride from city limits.
Building construction very glpid
here Price only SLlT5; terms $50
cash, SCI In 90 days. 81 per month.
z20 walker Bldg. corner End ave
and UulyersiIy 81 Phons2 IL lot
are W
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-01
"a BERRY AND POULTRY
FARMS FOR SALE

BIG BARGAIN-This 8 acres a. biz
saCriUe Modern chicken farm,
located right on main North
Trunk highway; 2 acres in green
grass fenced and cToss-feuccd: &
room house with nice red brick
fitSplace: up-to-dAte chicken
tSbscs. large brooder house: ga
rage: barn good well; water piped
10 buildings, and ell wired FOR
electricity: excellent neiZhbors
located only s minutes auto ride
from new short cut Seattle EyeI-
cit paved highway Row under
construction. and 3 minutes walk
from large brick school. stores.
postoffice and interurban station,
Price only $4,000. on very easy
terms go Walker Bldg, corner
Second ave. and University -
Phone Ell iot-9lSa "
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-01
9 MALE HELP WANTED

100 WOMEN WANTED
with rhrumutisml stomach trouble.
golfer. etc. 20 drink HHdium
Water To introduce the miraru-
ious results obtained from this
hchfthrEiyInE water. nc are giving
absolutely free two quarts daily
90 those afflicted Bring your
own cunihiurF
HApuNl one REyIGATOR D..
tslG FOURTH AWE. SEAH PINE
PHONE ~. fDT-a g4rt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-01
% Bushels
Seattle Auction House 8

wishes 90 thank the hundreds q
customers who have helped y
make the year luH' closed one 0'
the lasEfsi hualnfFa .s4fH We
hg,.r6.s7tr experienced. We have
aissSs rndrayorsd 20 treat with
Justice thuRs We sell for and those
we sell a., and u iH our belief and
expectation that this policy VIII
bring ~ oven more business
during 1885.
The first sale 6f the NEW YEAR
will start promptly az 1900 a. Ws
FRIDAY. Jan. q. when. FOR hours.
We viii sell g,Nmr furnishings OF
an kinds and dHrrIpilnHs. such ~
NEp SETS iH mahogany and OAK
n unr with twin beds coil spfinE 20
dressing table aud hrurh chiffon
Ter and rocker, uNEHSTuFFIh
LIVING ROOM SETS in tapestry
and velour DINING SETS iu wal
uut and oak, drsbssrs 900 mahaEs
ans. maple aud oak brlfs and Row
steel beds wilGsund spring @Gmair
iTrE1ra and bedding, cabinet
Photographs. breakfast set Of ta-
bic. EvrN ing table and z benches
now Pabcu In rugs and by the yard
uT kohl leather ana tapestry
,UutEbes. ghuluasiitrh Ntotor, rlrrs
ifIe heater. dressing table, china
ri0Fct. s-SI. showcase, cheese cut
ter. HcHls. coffee mill. EHuliarl d.
base coal range 1sburnrr gaF
range. coal and wood heater
metal folding h~aH. roofing paper,
ufw brupwa aud uiSusiiE rockers,
chairs. queens and drnp-isAf tables.
dlahra apples hy the box and
uumpEtu1aY tho case No matteS
what yuH need. you can Away
find it ruug time az
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-01
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Name aud Incidence Age
BlnckiclI. James. Semitic ..........50
JamoFon Lillian IT,, Seattle 90. Legal
Chambers. Clarence T.. Bremen
ton sststss.4as..t. .ss.... .,s...t...9 20
Cook, Lucille j., Seattle ........2 20
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-01
'23 Mod. Essex Coach
$795

One OF those famous t-gI4ndNr mod
els 90 seldom offered Tor sale; iH
practically new and priced ridiru-
lousy low. Beautiful finish witb
on scratch Every desirable
~NiFa Easy terms.