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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-15
MRS. CORALINA,

Santurce.
Recibi SUI interesante mislva
Verdaderamente tuve que pensar
v consular mucho para contestar-
la, pero sin embargo creo haber
cncontrado algunas recetas que le
serviran de mucho alivio los ma
les que me apunta.
la Para los hoyuelos que de-
Jan los barros y las espinillas en-
el CUTS, pruebe esta preparation;
Tintura de benzoina, l onza'
Aqua de rosas, l onZa.
Clicerina, l onza.
Agftelo fuertemente y applique
Sc el compuesto con los dedos des-
pues de haberse lavado bien Ia
cara con jab6n y aqua tibia.
2a.- Para combatir la caspa, Sc
pone en- un tarro de cristal una on
"a de luciano de vaca Y una Gu
charada de flor de azufre y Sc CO.
loca al bano de maria moviendolo
hasta que ell tuetano sc derrita y
Sc haga una pomada.
Sc usa frotandose con ella el
cuero cabelludo al irse a acostar,
Una semana de usar Ia pomada
basta para curarse en- la mayoria
Ge los casos.
3a.- Para teiir el pelo y sos
tenel' la cafda, compre "henee" en-
polvo, disuelvalo en- aqua caliente
hasta que Sc forme una pasta CO.
lor chocolate, Y muevala hasta
que quede muy fina; apliquela al
nomento al pelo, dejela secar sin
ronerse al sol nj al aire Y cepi-
liese el pelo hasta que caiga com
pletamente el polvo.
Maravilla.-1a. No creo que de-
ba usted casarse solo por gratitud
con una persona hacia la que no
siente inclination alguna, ESQ de
confiar en- que ell amor vendra
despues me parece muy aventura-
do. / Por que no procura que e.
amor llegue antes, y concertar su
boda despues
"a. Consiste en- que no Sc We el
matrimonio mas que bajo ell pris-
ma de los azahares, del velo, de Ia
marcia nupcial Y de las flores y
cirios del Temple, sin pensar que
a todo ese encanto sigue la prosa
de Ia vida, Ia que solo ell amor
ruede continuar prestandole, a
traves de los deberes algunos tin.
tes poeticos.
ga. Expreseme con libertad sus
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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-15
PARA LAS DAMAS
(Correo de la Mujer)
Por Laura de Medicis

ideas 81 quiere que las aprecie.
/ No crea que la amino que ha-
BILE: me limito a asegurarle que
no tiene NADIA que temer. Las con-
testaciones que yo lie de, podran
aplicarselas una infinidad de per-
sonas.
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la SUPREMA LMEA DE LA ELEGANcA Ell LUJO La cAJDAD

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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-15
NO Sc ENGANE
Toda Muier cue
ELIXIR DE BETJEZA

REALMENTE APRECIE In
apariencia de su cults, debe
uSar eJ gran rapoad;o
Evening star., 1925-11-05
BUSINESS AIDS RESEARCH.
Manufacturers Spending $35 5,OOO,-
600 Year for Studies.

ing approximately S35. 100000 in re-
search work, the Chamber of Com
merce Of the United States estimated
today. and probably $500 100000 an
nually is being saved in the conduct
Of industry as a result.
In a statement describing some of
the principal research activities in
progress the Chamber said the
majority OF trade associations are
spending about $780, 900 each annually
in cooperative research. while large
corporate units are spending much
more. The National Gamers Asso-
ciation reported $4,000 as It's annual
research budget, while the Portland
Cement and National Lime Associa-
tion each accounted for 100000
Heavy permanent investments In
laboratories were also reported.
Evening star., 1925-11-05
CLUB PLANS SPREAD.
Chicago Idea Extending to Many
Cities in Midwest and West.

CHICAGO. November R.-
Movements to start Sunday evening
clubs, modelled after the Chicago or
ganization, have been started in Mil
waukee, Wis; Memphis. Tenn; San
Antonio. Tex, and Columbus. Ohio.
These efforts We're brought to the
notice of the trustees of the club
yesterday at n meeting, the pri
mary purpose of which was TO pro-
vide an endowment for the organiza-
tiQn. 1t was decided Immediately to
pursue that object.
Radiocasting of the Sunday Eve
ming Clubs service each week has
made II widely known.
Evening star., 1925-11-05
JAPANESE PRINCE
CONFIDENT IN u. S.
Says He Believes in Purpose
of America to Keep Peace
With Orient.
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, November 5.-Con-
f1dence in the moral purpose of the
United States to maintain peaceful
relations with Japan in spite of occa-
sional ''darkening clouds Of misunder-
standing" was expressed at a dinner
last night of the Japan Society by HIS
Imperial Highness Prince Asaka.
representing the Japanese ruling
dynasty
I'VE have always been admiring,"
Hironi Saite, Japanese consul general,
translated for the prince. the mar
velous power and efficiency of the
American people. Combined with your
traditional idealism and moral vision,
such power and efficiency are molding
a great nation whose chief aim Is, L
firmly believe, the establishment of an
enduring peace upon this earth.
Basis for Friendship.
THAT lofty aspiration of yours. we,
of japan share to the fullest measure
and herein we see a common bedrock
upon which, l believe, we can build
firm and indestructible structure OF
peace and friendship for all time to
come.
Princess Asaka, sister of the EN-
DerOr OF Japan, anu Lcl iuSbthiio,
Prince Asaka, who likes to dance and
play golf and tennis. are visiting New
York. They are on the way home
after q three-year tour.
Japanese and American diplomats
met them at the pier when they ar
rived on the liner Paris. The royal
couple greeted their compatriots ac-
cording to the Japanese custom
which requires deep obeisances and
does not permit persons of lower rank
10 touch them. But they shook hands
cordially with all the Americans they
met. including two policemen assigned
as bodyguards.
Both Like to Dance.
Photographers got all the pictures
they wanted and the royal pair talked
to reporters through Viscount Sohma
of their encourage, who speaks Eng
lish.
Both OF them like to dance. and
they danced at the Astor Hotel last
night. The prince expects to play
golf with Sessue Hayakawa, the Jap
aneSe screen star, and tennis with q.
Shimizu. the japanese champion.
The princess was dressed In a fawn-
colored frock, with a fur neckpiece
of the same color. and wore a pink
rose in the lapel of her coat. She
is taller than the prince.
Evening star., 1925-11-05
TEACHER GIVEN LEAVE
TO VALIDATE CLAIM
Will Spend Time on Government
Grant in Florida on Fringe
of Boom Area.

The austere Board Of Education has
taken official cogniZance of the Flor.
ida land boom.
1t went out OF the way yesterday
afternoon to suspend a hard and fast
rule to permit a lucky teacher to
squat" for six months on a l60-acre
tract just on the fringe Of the boom
area in Lake County. Indeed, the
procedure was unusual for the board,
for that body takes its rules seriously.
Rather than be guilty of withholdin =
prospective riches from a hard-Work-
ing, conscientious teacher, however,
Evening star., 1925-11-05

1t declined to let even an important
rule stand in the way.
The teacher. Joseph T. Oliver, was
granted the Florida property by the
Government for his military service
in France. The law under which he
received the land grant requires him
TO reside on 1t for at least a period
Of six months. So the school board.
purely on divers war record, agreed
to allow him a six-month leave of ab-
sence to do the necessary "squatting" j"
Oliver Is a manual training teacher
at the Berrett School. and with his
family will leave for Florida Decem-
Der l. He expects to build his own
home on the property and has the
permission Of the board to use his
spare time teaching in Florida schools
Evening star., 1925-11-05

the ancient custom Of marking the
time with a single hand. 1t has been
in the Abbey tower for $50 years,
though it's works were reconstructed
half a century ago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-20
Arrivals and Departures

arrired-oct 20,-M, Pacific Trader
from Manchester via ports az 1880 a.
m. afr Ruth Alexander from San Diego
via ports at $3.50 a. m, str Canadian
Ranger from Antwerp via ports At a
m str Noriina from New York via port.
at 'sls a. M ma Indra from Pisagua
VIA ports az i.10 n nj. Oct ls.-str
N"hraskan from Tacoma via Everett at
llt3o y. m, str Gritfcn from n C.. via
Iacoma at 1880 y. m. str Montgomery
| llv from Shanghai Via Port Townsend
at ssiS D M. str West Hlmrod from
Tacoma at y. M. str Andrea i. Luck.
cnbaee from Boston via ports At ; p. m,
sr Lueision from Antwerp via ports at
.ilh p. m, str pRkotan from Tacoma at
;sp p. M ms Chalinmba from San
Francisco ut i.zo y. M. str Rcdondb
from Alaska at 1870 y. m
nn'l"d-Oct 20,-gtr Yukon for Taco.
ma at n m. ma Culhurra FOR san
francisco at ! a. m, str J A. Mofrett
for Los Angeles at $3.50 a. m. m. chNl.
lainbA for San FrRneisco via ports a,
l2:a0 a, NJ, str Point tobos for MobiI.
VIA ports ~ 1915 A. m. oct Iq.-s,r
DAkotan for Boston via ports atgp m
str Rodpndo for Tacoma at $3.50 ID. m
str Crofton Hall for Tacoma at 1910
y, M. str Borcn for sydney, Adelaide
ana Melbourne via ports At p. m, str
HalIgyn for London via ports at D M.
str Dorothy Alexander for San Diego via
san Francisco and Los Angeles At 6
p, m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-20
BY Jim Marshall
TIP to ol7 this morning all hope
u sscnsd lost

TIP TO 9:i7 this morning all hope
- seemed lost
strong men ceased 20 believe In
Providence. the future OF America,
and prohibition Weak men went
around crying out that the Japan
ese had switched off their current
again and there oughtcr 10 be a
Ior against it,
Then. at 9:l7. there came tele-
gram from Aunt Agnes. UP at sedro
woollcy
Gather around and don't shove
and wen all read It together Here
it IS:
"Corns paintng up again after
three weeks Of blessed relief II
win rain In Seattle this week sure.
Agnes"
Well, sir. you should have heard
the cheering in tho office here when
the telegram was read Down in
the circulation department every
body heard the cheers and thought
somebody had knocked out Jack
Dempsey.
Several times before The Star
has placed implicit reliance in Aunt
Agnes corns--the wonderful "corns
that launched a thousand ships and
-tu-ump-tu something or other
TO the topmost towers OF Hum
and the corns never failed US yet.
Every time they predicted rain. IT
rained--weathcr bureau or no
weather bureau.
Watch out Tor your umbrella /;
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-20
Building Permits

". q. Isndry. lltl s1td H.. alter rssl.
dsurT. $4,000 1913 ggri n
r. r. Toby Nsi HsiHirr ave- frame
residence. 5000. tkt7 hswsrd Ft. ave
STANDARD Gypsum CO.. 1907 Alaska,
frame rssidsncs, 1850. 1874 isth
~.
swedish Hospital Assn. IDE Summit
ave, laundry bldg $1,000. s0s Ainor.
T. E FISHER 1851 ihih a, g., frame
residence. 5000. 1855 isih y.
vs. MrkrfrusF te0g Woodland PIX re-
pair fired amaEe, 1900 tsos Wood
land Park .'.
u. c rstsf.. igs Third ave. fsms real.
dsnor. il,A00s sss' 1sHd 4. w
it G, Peters, 10 THIRD ave. frams resi-
usnrs. $500 1901 Vs. Trenton d.
" O., Peters. ist rhIrd ave- name resi-
dsnes. $500. 1905 " Trenton o.
u. e., retsrs Gss THIRD ave. name rest.
dgnCs 1850. g5gg som X. Vs.
10 e.. Peters. .se Third ave- name Trsi.
dsHes. iIsoOs sOsi 80fO X Vs.
~. q rstsrs. iss THIRD ave. name rest
asnrs, 1850, nis zIst 3 vs.
a. e. Peters. Iss THIRD ave, frame resi-.
deuce. 81 500, AklA Tial q "
Frsddchssn a = i11S FraHsls. frame
residence $500. stiS W0odlswn ave.
A. g. Kali. cQ2l seventh ave frame
residence $500 iad y sath st
a g Kali. sosl seventh ave. frame
fssldenrrt 1880 100 y thth a.
vs. " krisSsl ztlo-is Judkins stor.
addition 1900
y, a ristshsf. 80 slrd r.. frame resi-
dgufS. tl.loo.
Magnolia Milling Co. lIC W. Hth ST..
warehouse addition, i3,Gbo.
sssius Can Co. tis Adams ~, alter rest
room, 1850.
Pacific t0EEsrz' Congress, 1854 Nh r.,
tent, 1850,
a. O. Rzhn. 10 w. Hsrtons. fran,
residence. o., 900.
Union oii CO. 1901 Western ave. ,.ry-
leo station. itooO
Coast coust Co s095 DuwAmi,h. fran.
residence. $500
O. M ogden. ssi5 Ryan At. frsms build,
ina. 5000,
ssEsr Eyrrson. tls \, SON It.. tram.
residence. tsrnpo
,. A. Carlson. frame residence. $4,000
G wot san 9Th y y service station.
$500.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-20
DIVORCE COMpI,AINre
Service Men Seek
Way for War Bonus

Washington men, who did not re.
eoivo state bonus because they
were already serving in the army,
navy or marine corps when tho
world war broke out viii meet at
the American Legion club rooms
500 Third ave, at 800 Friday night.
Tho conference Is called TO deter,
mIno methods OF presenting bill
TO the legislature thru which they
may obtain n state bonus.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-20
MANY LISTS IN
BIG ADVANCES
Speculative Interest Is Re-
kindIed on Market

NEW YORK. oct speculative
ynthusIasm was rckjndlcd by the
impressive absurPuye powers die
played hy thc gcncral list iu ycs-
Fcrdays heavy sclliuE, and "a rush 60
replace luuE stocks took place az TO-
days opsuinE. resulting iu sW cgpiuE
advances in many sections ut the
list
Mack Truck continued its aruss-
tional uprush. jumping ihrr points
90 ga up ne points from yesterday s
low. ChTs slor gained ~ to iN8l,
and General Motors a point Go l-a Z .
The rails were also ia urgent &C.
mRud under the leadership ~ south
,rn Railway
Stocks opened higher Allied
chemical ioaA, up =; A,CAlson,
fet, Norfolk s Western. ltOA up
r.; Studrbaker 60E, up = HrooNr
lyn Union Gas 81 up =; Union
Pacific ltoa, up =: southern Raw.
Way. iloA, up l a. kcnnreNit s6,
o., los, up = North American. 6a's.
up "a Anaconda. az, mp a willys
SGs Mack. "a. up 81 , H. 5. steel,
ls5is. up = a. $ Rubber s1A IN
70; General Motors lesA, up n
bap-Amrricau ~ t5h, up ~ Amer.-
'an Can, -tals, M a New York
central i2g =; Chrysler, i9SG up
~
Waste cotton now is being used
20 make a highgmde paper,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-20
Mining Engineers
to Meet Thursday

The North Pacific section. Amcri.
can Institute or Mining Engineers.
will hold its opening meeting OF the
season Thursday. October e. at the
Chamber OF Commerce. Dinner will
be served at p. m
The meeting viii be featured by
an address by clyde =. williams.
former superintendent OF tho North.
west experiment station. bureau Of
mines. on Iron and steel In Min.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-20
W HEAT ACTION
RULES MARKET
Sharp Break Carries Other
Grains With II

CHICAGO Oct lg-Actl0n In
wheat again ruled tho grain market
on the board - trade today A
sharp brcaK Goa the bread grain car
rlrd others with o..
wheat passed thru another SEES
sion There were few attempted
rallies but after HliEht TrCnNcFlrH
prices again dropped back
Commission houses sold corn
Oats traders preferred a. follow
fthr waiting policy ana finished
relatively unchanged
ITuYlHluuu weakened late.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-20
Would Use Army to
Enforce Dry Law

WASHINGTON. oct. 90 Use Of
the army and navy to enforce pro-
hibition II the civil authorities fail
to cope with the situation. was ad.
vocatcd by Wayne y. Wheeler. anti
saloon league spokesman, following
u conference with President Coolidge
today
Wheeler cited the example OF
George Washington calling out
troops in the Whisky rebellion" Of
1893.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-20
lnspects Maytag
Washer Factory

Walter G.. sloat. Of tho Maytag
shop. 1919 Third ave, returned
Tuesday from two.duy Maytag
dealer convention at Newton, Iowa.
Mr.. Sloat states that while hc WIS
there he had an opportunity TO visit
the company factory. which has a
capacity OF 500 electric washing ma
chimes n day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-20
The Seattle Star
1901 Seventh Ave.

MANHOOD
CLASSIFIED ADVEHTisIEG RATES
Effective october I, 1895
TItANHENT RATES
'Count HiE words 90 the lahsl
oh0 linS-in EcTtion .-....rsz esn
nn' llur=g Insertions ...stls Ssh
OHg lins=g insertions .,...ls sehN
Aalr and Female Help Wunna
and Female situati0ns-rss'o mt,
per line .........-..-slg rrhta
All advertising from out Of the sta '. -
OF Washington costs e. per WIZ.
MONTHLY LINEAGE RATE
calendar month";
90 % % lines used during cal mt,
100 e 100 lines used during cal. ,,,
"ndnr month ...,.,, 10
200 e, = 2's llags used during ''' cent,
800 90 ssS lines used during cal
"udnr month .......... 10
tOH 10 400 lines used during cal
rndsT Iugntb ...l2h Genus
900 10 gsb iinra used during cali
rudar month .s..s.s..r IL
coo 90 coo lines used during car
cndaF month ..s.s...., II -
100 90 100 lines used during car
rndEr month ,.....ii cents
500 o. more a'I lines used esisn emit,
DAT month ,.,s.sr,,,... ~
COUPoNs-Cash In Advance, m
100 lines ,sss.s.rr.ss. 4
Advertisers using stated Ephoe y, =
lines minimum daily on yessn
contract viii be allowed iSn
cents per line rate on space u.s. ~,
over minimum up 20 800 llhsss W
any one month. Above sVo N"'A'
rate az per above Echrdule
FIXED SPACE RATES
line or more for ~ m0nihs- ,,,.
Recommendations lssVV pr
line or more for months 49,
, .ssssss....s..ss's l9s%s ~
] limo or more for 2 months -
1850 por line
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-20
40 AUCTION SALES
2 LIVE STOCK

JERSEY COW for safe. VIII b ID
soon. Chas. Brandt. 10th ava q
y. Route II. Box 477-c.
FRESH Holstein. gentle. good :
er; calf ? days old. IT'S R,,s{
ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-20
Trainmen's Ladies
to Present Social

Tho ladies' auxiliary to the Broth
crhood Of Railroad Troinmcn, Mount
Rainier lodge No. 2S7, viii hold n
benefit card party and social ut
1915 First ave, Thursday, Mt $3.50
y. IN,
Suitable prizes viii bc awarded 10
leading players and refreshments
viii be served
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-20

HOUSEk EEPER for two adults, en-
ployed. Nice home. $40. Address
H-so, Seattle Star.
ROLLER SKATING tonight at Vest
lake Rink, Westleke, Denny way
and Ninth ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-20
Seattle Wheat


so I western white. iiUE 80. ! sof
white. I.tg. No, western white. iilt.
No. hard winter ii1A. No northern
spring no. 40 / big biusstsm. ,iu.
ia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-20

Tho faculty sent a petition TO the
board Of regents asking Tor Blay-
nry's dismissal and pointing out
that In the % years Of tho colleges
history no president had ever danced
with Eirl student
4 storm OF protest and COM
mcudhtiun came from all parts OF
the state
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-20
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK, Oct ls.--Torclsn tx.
change opened lower Demand sterling
ts3S francs, Io,0ia0; lire, sO.0apsA
belgium. io.Oib.n marks. 23S0; swod.
en-, 267t, Norway, 202S.
Foreign exchanged cloHcd irregular
Sterling demand, s,Ssii-i6. francs
io.ot.2hi lire 'OO2oo; Belgium, toOi56.
marks, ease; Holland, t0l6, Sweden
267t Norway 2Osi, Denmark, g6oi
Greece, iO,Olaab Montreal, 81, shang.
hat, isb Yokohama, lllp
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-20
Ship NeWs
Weather Bureau Report

Especial from the L. $. weather Bureau
TATOosH ISLAND. OCT. z0.--S a m.
- barometer rising. clear: Hight smoke
wind cast. ~ miles an hour,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-20
REGENTS
UAI Il HIM

The board OF regents Vas hurried.
~ called. and Blaynsy stood his
ground. Offering TO resign
But the board apparently thinks
that college presidents should be
men out In the great open spaces
10 IL il almost unanimously In
favor OF retaining Bhyney In Of.
flee.
Tho president Is an overseas vet,
eran % the world var, hRvius
served as colonel and won ak
decorations
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-20
NINI 7 N1IIFs7

FfTfN- FsFu NH"''HF" .
fThs prices given are thoss
retain dsairTs ~ WHOLESALER
duesrs can BE- figured uy dsdueuihs
approximately is per cent for hshahns
staraFs and selling oost.1 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-20
HOOrdh! Aunt Agnes's
Corns Say Rain Comm

we're not responsible for hats and
wraps In crisis like this.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-20
FACULTY
REyoITs

And 80 he smoked IN his office
and danced with some OF the CO.
eds.
The So members OF the faculty
were Mortified and started revolt
which has split the big state into
two factions Even the Ku Rlux
Khan and Jim" Ferguson have been
brought into the controversy,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-20
Chicago Board of Trade
N. Y. Sugar and Coffee
Mondays Quotations


Sugar-Qulot Raw ta.Sa; refined, stody,
ErnnulRted, tb,05qb,2O.
Conco-No. Rio, i9l. No. . Santos
22a 23c
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-20
Wen College
Ae6Q Dances
ana Smokes

nENToN. Tex. Oct. sO.-Out
~ here In the great open spaces
men may be men
But apparently college presidents
aren't supposed 10 be men
Dr. Lindsey Blayncr recently was
appointed president 81 tho College
OF Industrial Arts here He was n
man and thought "a man. even "
he were college president, ought
TO b. allowed to indulge once IN "A
while In the manly habit OF smok.
ing and dancing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-20
mA.LmMANN- MANI. 10 p p

HAGEnsIANN- MARY; died 81 her
home, Gif W. 5Hh st. October ~.
1925. She leaves % mourn Nor
death five sons and ono Laughter
Funeral Will take place ""anrr-
dsy Afternoon Al 3 o'clock from The
NItteistadt Funeral Psrl0Ts, 1866
Market ~. Interment La Grange.
MlEH6url
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-20
As MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE
SASH AND DOORS

". Is. WILLIAMS W.
Save on sash. doors. building :
teriai. built-In fixtures. By er.s
ing direct from our factory
Garage and arehouse doors
size <-ft.xs-ft. ......ii
larger sizes In proportionl :,
common cross-panel doors -. =
French doors Y
Mirror doors. beveled mirror. y
Cupboard doors .............. :
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FUNERAL NOTICES

sANHE ~ the rrFidrurr. AIIs Frs-
mont ave- October No. 1926 MRS
AETNA HATHE. aged "a years. be-
loved wife ~ Robert owen Eayrr.
mother N owen and Ruby D.
EHyrf. sister N Mrs g. L. AHdsrz.
MADEIRA. cal. sire J. - Reed.
Work. Erb. Mrs. a. ~ Wilson.
Nashua. 40: j. % Johnson Colo
RADIO Springs. Colo John II John
r0n. HiAtyills Kan T.. y. John
ron. PHTkyille- No. hnd Vs. A.
J8hHE9n, 81 Topeka. Kan. Deceased
wHHa member Of blhdsm EDbFkHh
Lodge. No. 81. and Rainier Camp,
ROYAL Neighbour ~ America
Funeral services viii be- conducted
"wednesday. .. M from the par
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60. Ent0mbmrnt Of Nhshsllie ma4-
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Is. 1925. MARJORIE J. HOWLEf,
age 3. years. beloved VII" NJ
David RowIey. mother ~ Helen.
daughter Of John Hufick sister ~
John ana Agnes Ions. hrH soldis
Parker and Mrs Hazel Tlrreil. .
Funeral r@ryirss We0nrsday a. 2
D. m al our chapel, Cremation
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