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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-27
Encouragement
for Others

Dear Miss Grey; A few years
ago. my husband and started out
in married life with little worldly
goods; but with a great store Of
sincerity. unscifshness and deter.
mination TO succeed.
We have endured many hard.
ships. sickness and death. We had
many financial losses and worries,
many long hours OF grief Of many
kinds.
when tho dark hours came we
held close 10 each other; we fought
together and for each other Instead
OF /going separately to seek selfish
relief as only towards do.
our faithful work together at
last Is rewirdcd with health, happi-
ness and wesaro. in edition, com.
Portable financially.
Anyone can smile when all Is
weIl-don't give up when the whole
world seems wrong. II is the un.
selfish love OF both husband and
wife that can endure all things.
Seek for perfect understanding.
There should be more thought
given TO wholesome comfort and
tess for mere show. For instance
you will find sufficient physical
comfort in less expensive cars,
apartments. etc. provided YOU
really cannot afford such expense.
You win find much mental comfort
in being moderate in all things A
little cash tucked away in the bank
will keep you In better spirits too.
Thru all our troubles our lives
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-27
Woman
Smoker

DNtDftI
Dear Mas Grev Have sou Just
little space In your column for
one who would like 10 chime q
with a last word on O much.dls
cussed question:
Wei. just must tell or az
something on tho smoke" prob
lem. II Il could be called such.
smoke clgsrctB, have smoked
many. / don't mean on tac street.
but when / am out 10 d'rner. and
al home evenings / smoke with dad
and brother and think am just
az good as any gin in Seattle.
] have also smoked with many
men friends and / cannot see that
! u has lc6senCd their respect for me.
don't do It 10 10 lmart, just be-
cause want 70 and see no harm
| in IL.
OF course, there Is a@llmit TO
everything ] surely would not Ike
10 see women putting away oa the
street. any more than ] like The
idea Of seeing a cigaret In mans
mouth every second in the day
(which we sometimes see).
I'm sick Of hearing people harp
about The evils Of smoking II Is
just like everything else and can
be carried too far. And that's that.
IONE WHO WANTS FAIR PLAY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-27
Musical Program
for Tuesday

The musical program arranged by
the Music and Art Foundation Fund
Tor Tuesday afternoon az the sports,
mems Show al Green Lake is an in,
tcrcsting ono and win be presented
by the Howe College OF Music,
II follows
Trio for trumpet sGIophens ana piano
forte srlgytrd--A. r. Kropt, Robin BAL
Davis and Evelyn Cecvlia Jetubsrz,
Bass solos
the nnatswain's story ..... Malioy
My Love. Farewell ,.,,....., Scsslsr
chester A, Roberts
Nloicncvllo solo hY Helen LsMoHt
soprano solos with harp accompaniment -
''Reysrtes" ..........-. OH speak
THE Lass WIN the Delicate Air"
tOld English airl ....,.,,.,,.A Eus
HaEsl Dell KrirEer
rrios Tor yioliu yioionesllo and paine
forte
Eeatner rt.rr.s ss.fs.'.,s,., Came
Meditation" ............s,.. prumm
Howe college Trio--Psggy ralRduauN.
VIOLIN , %. PalsdsauI, NloloneeIlo. aud
leno faIAdeauN. pianoforis,
Trombone solos
by Ripping waters Of oussu-
from olympic suitol ....-. Howe
sunrise and Zenith at Camp Muir
and Anvil Rock" ......... Howe
James Hamilton Howe
Violin solos
itolri hau .ss........,....,.H ghay
AhdaAshs' .t'..s s...st.',., iAmAre
PsEgy PAlzdsaux
iene PsladesuH. aecompsnlst
soprano solos
The Nightingale" ...........s Stevens
sddtnE song ...ss.ss.ssr.ss, Rose
Kerry Dance $1,000. Mntt8V
Hazel Dell kreigrr
Trio FOR cello. saNophonv and pianofarts
-selsctod-Edward sseurld. Ralliu
Del Davis and Evslyn C. JsrnbrrE.
soprano solos
tHominE" .............N irEa
"pperstic Waits song" ..... German
'EestAey" ....s............. Rumusl
fiorita Munson wFotsn
Trio for violin. violoncslio had plano
forte. selected Howe College Trio,
PsEzy PaladsauE. J. n. PaladsGuG and
lone PaiadusuN
Hosterses % waiiinEford unit are: Mrs
W. $. itsmaEc, Mrs. u T. walker. Mes.
). ". Martin. Airs. X w. RAustrad
Miss Olive Pratt, Mira ". r. Tirksnsr.
Mrs, ]. ). Hlsits. Mrs W a. MontEom.
err. Mrs. J, ~. DsttrtekA and Mrs A
" NAuklrk. Chairman.
Tuesday sveniuE--Oid fashioned scan
dinavisu bridal procession. folk soaEr
aEd dances.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-27

Women have long been the
silent partners in the family
business firms.
on the farms generations ago. be-
fore women went out into business
as they do today. they built up a
side business OF butter and eggs
And many times they were able 20
produce the funds when the old
mortgage foil due or when there
were unusual demands made on the
family eXchequer
Women have always kept the
family books, and dispensed the
family income. You know Of hgn.
dreds 0t Instances OF small SHOPS
AID businesses In which the wife
has had aH much 20 do with the
running or the business az the hus.
band besides attending 10 mass
Of domestic details.
To-day many a girl who works In
mn office. keeps right on after mar.
Tinge 20 augment the family in.
come 80 that there arc money and
bank balance before the serious
matter OF bringing up children is
attempted.
There's no doubt about II, women
have an instinct for business that
has been fos,ered for generations
and A only breaking out now.
There's no doubt about women hBv.
Ing come into industry 10 stay.
And Ithcre is no reason why a
modern father shouldn't take his
daughters into business AS well az
his sons. It's bound to GOMEZ
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-27
--scYNTHA GREY
"BroWn and Daughter"
IN Near Future?
Fathers Should Take Daughters as
Well as Sons as Business Partners
BY CYNTHIA GREY

Lady Rhondda, an ardent feminist and who has
always been ahead Of her times makes plea for fathers TO
train their daughters in the Of business and TO take
them into partnership.
Addressing the first conference Of in science and
commerce at Wembley, England she said:
There should be signs reading, John Brown and
Daughters instead of John Brown and Sons
She herself trained in business by her father, who
of the richest coal operators of the world Today
she of the shrewdes fnancers of England Her sug
gestion ia a sound one.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-27
Entertain at Home
IN Bremerton

For the pleasure OF Miss Betty
chase. daughter OF Rear Admiral
Jehu V. Chase. U. s. ~. and Mrs.
Chase, OF Bremcrton. and her guest,
Miss Nancy Taylor. OF Washington.
b. c.. Commander W. l.. Culbcrt.
ron. L. S, NJ and Mrs. CuIbertson
we're hosts At a buffet dinner and
lance Saturday night az tho Bren-
trton navy yard.
Seventy guests were entertained.
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Personal

Nlra. Harry Glenn Subbs and ~.
To daughter Mary Stuart. left Sat.
urday night Tor their homo in san
Matoo. after visiting Mra. subb'N
parents, Mr and Mra. r. A. Stuart
for several weeks
Mrs. Bruce Hehtheo,s OF Bcrko.
ICY IL visiting her niece. Mrs. An.
drew ~ Gillespie.
Afr. and Mrs. John Banlargron
have returned from a visit at Hay.
den Lake and have gene to the
Country club FOR tho remainder OF
tho summer,
Mrs. Walter McEwan Tonklns
loft Saturday for California on a
short visit.
Mr.. and Mrs, Harry o. Pcnlck
have removed from tho Hotel sor-
rento to tho Nor;hcliffe apartments,
Mr.. and Mrs Daniel Buckingham
loft Friday for two weeks WISH!
at Olympus Manor. Hood Canal.
Mrs. II, y. Newborn and Mrs. D.
Turner OF Toledo. O.. arc the guests
OF Mr. and Mn. L. l., Bates.
Mrs. VI. Clunis. OF Portland. is
tho house guest Of Mrs. Fred Butter
worth for a fortnight
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Alexander OF
Pcndleton. Ore, are tho guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs, c. c. Adams. y
Or. and Mrs. Everett o. JONES
have az their house guests for two
weeks Mr. and Mrs. ]. w Beless
Of Salt Lake City. Mr.. and Mrs
Belcss are attending the Knighta
Templar convention.
Lieut.. Stewart Mncklin. L. S. ",
will leave Tuesday for Coronado
where he will be stationed. Mrs
Mackhn will remain in town as the
! guest Of her mother. Mra Olive
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-27
Garden Tea at
Mrs. CARRIERS Home

Members OF the women's eNecu'
tive committee AMI wives OF lo,gd
knights Templar viii act as hos
teSScs az the garden tea 10 be given
az Mrs, h, \. CARRIERS home, 9S1
Harvard ave, n, on Wednesday.
July 20. from 5 until o'clock.
A delightful program has been
arranged by Mrs, Daisy Wood Hi
dreth. which win Include Srsug
OF songs by Mrs. Adam Beelor ana
another group by Mr.. Archie Rug.
giles There viii also be violin re-
lcctions by Mrs Romeyne lawson
and dancing by pupils Of tho Cor.
nLSh and Douglas dancing schools,
Mrs, Don Palmer win be in charSe
OF the refreshments, assisted by the
Misses Gwlad Matthews. Eleanor
Ann and Jane Caldwell Betty and
Janet Young, Ruth and Ayanell
I.oe. Dorothy Palmer, shirley Good.
win. Ruth Joseph, Jane and poro.
thy Horsfall. Dorothy Sehoncld,
Lawns simmons. Frances and Nir-
GINA Elfendahl and Virginia White.
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS

LUNCHEON AND BUSINESS
IEETING
There will be a luncheon at the
eomen's University club on satur.
lay, August /, az / o'clock for &C
1--WE and alunnae members OF Alpha
,elta sorority. The regular month
y business meeting Of Seattle Alum
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PARENT TEACHER PICNIC
AZ NpGAftf Avn pARFs

NTTEACHER PICNIC
AT WOODLAND PARK
Tho ParcntTeachcr association OF
King county viii hold their annual
picnic at Woodland park on Thurs.
day August 9.
Members viii gatncr for basket
luncheon az noon. Coffee will hr
furnished by King county division
made and served By Indies Of Lake
Forest Park association. Mount
View group viii arrange for tho
tables and Lake city will provide
flowers and decorations Those al.
tending arc asked 10 bring the nee.
caaary dishes and silver for their
own groups.
Mrs John Pennington. nH chair
man OK the games and sports com
mi,tec. viii Dc assisted BY the ladies'
or Maple Leaf circle. These ladies'
are plstmaatefa in tho art OF enter.
tainmeu,. and a program has been
arranged that provides run Tor an
ages and sizcn There will be some
fine prizes for the winners OF the
contests.
There Is keen competition each
year FOR the division pennan,. which
goes to the circle having the highest
per cent OF To membership present
at the picnic. Only bona fide mem.
brrs are counted Ia this contest, tho
ali friends Of tho organization are
cordially invited. An especial inyi.
tation is extended to the children.
Mrs. L. G. Higlcy. president Of the
King county division. expects a rec.
ord,brcakiug attendance. and the
committees that she has selected are
working with a Will 10 mako tho
occasion "a success.
Camp Scalth IL crowded. Two
hundred and sixty Campfire girls
and guardians are visiting Camp
Scalth this week. This Is tho largest
registration 80 FAR this summer, over
| 40 girls have attended camp since
its opening. June Is.
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Seattle Society
Edited by Lillian Keen LeBalister Telephone MA in-06oO
ASsistant-Laura Emory
Southern Guests VIII Be Honored; Garden
to Be Setting for Reception.

Mr.. AND MRS. THOMAS GREEN
A'l viii entertain az dinner Friday
evening az the Sunset club The
honor guests viii bc Mr., and Mrs. T..
Il. Williams. OF Memphis, Tenn. who
are guests al The Olympic.
Mrs, Green viii compliment Mrs
Williams az luncheon on Thursday
afternoon az the Sunset Club,
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Service at Thrift Sion

East Highland Drive Guild. with
Mrs. p. D. Baldwin and Mrs 4. C.
Graft. win be in charge at the
orthopedie Thrift shop Tuesday
morning, In the afternoon MAdrona
Guild viii have charge. represented
By Mrs J. a. Clark and Mrs u. T.
Be nson.
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Speaker Luncheon
at Club

Mr.. Clayton Hamilton. who is oou-
eluding tour OF the country max
ing addresses on the art and in
nuence OF Richard Brinsley sheri-
dan. author OF The Rivals" will be
the honor guest al the speaker
luncheon "Wednesday at the wom-
an's University club.
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Dinner HoROrs
TlUo Visitors

Or. and Mrs, c. L. Ron enter.
tained at dinner Saturday evening
AT their home in, honor OF their
house guests. Mr.. and Mrs. j. ID.
Houston. OF Wichita. Kansas. Gov
ers were placed for sixteen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-27

woMAN's KEEwAYDtN CLUB
Tho woman's Kccwaydin club OF
Mercer island will have their month.
/ ~ bridge luncheon Thursday. July
| 80, at the clubhouse. Roanoke.
Mrs. +. D. Boiles, Mrs. II. c, Ray.
mcr. Mrs. Sam Dcely. Mrs. Gordon
and Mrs. A. W. Parker will act as
hostesscs
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Luncheon for
Mss MatthelrS

Miss Cecilie Tenny viii entertain
with a luncheon OF ten covers on
Monday afternoon. August ,. al The
Olympic, in honor OF Miss Gwlad
Matthews. who recently returned
from travel abroad.
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Tea for Mrs. Burke
PnStnOncd

Mrs Alexander Baillic and Mra
Montgomery Russell have post
poned their tea planned FOR ruca.
day afternoon VA honor Of Mrs
Burke. on account ot tho illness
OF Mrs Baillic,
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KANSAS suNFfowER CLUB

KANSAS sUNFLowER CLUB
'fhe Kansas sunnower club Of Sc.
attic viii give It's goth annual picnic
at Woodland park Saturday. August
q. The club will furnish coffee and
ice cream for a o'clock dinner and
will stage a grand barbecue II the
members win answer tho request OF
the club circular sent out by the
finance and executive committee,
Many knights from Kansas arc in
inMn
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Dinner for Californians

Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Fox viii enter.
tain at dinner on Friday evening al
their home in honor OF Mrs. Bert
Farrar and Mrs. Fred Richter. OF
Los Angeles, who are Mrs. Albert
Bouffleur's house guests,
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DANCING PARTY

The drill team OF Seattle council
20. 1886. Security Benefit associa-
lon. will give it's regular monthly
hnce Tuesday evening. July 2s. at
o. G. T. hall. 1909 Virginia st.
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LUNCHEON
Members OF Clark hall will give
luncheon on Friday August II, at
the women's University club.
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ANNUAL BASKET PICNIC

Alki Review No. 50. W. b. A., will
hold its annual basket picnic for
members and their families Mt Vol.
unteer park, on Tuesday. August (.
afternoon and evening. Coffee will
be served.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-27
ILLINOIS CLUB To
HOLD ANNUAL PICNIC

HOLD ANNUAL PICNIC
Tho Illinois club will hold is ssc.
ond annual picnic at Woodland park.
Sunday. August :. Those planning
TO attend arc requested 10 tako well.
filled baskets, Coffee VII be fur.
ulshcd.
For further information call Mrs
NJ. W. Decter, KEnwd.iisi,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-27
PY0R RHEA

Has at last been conquered through
many years Of experimenting with
PYRO-GO, an antiseptic compound
chemicals.
A simple local treatment. PYRo-
GO is absolutely guaranteed--if IL
fails your money viii gladly be re-
funded.
on sale exclusively at
BARTELL DRUG STORES.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-27
DORIC sOcIAL CLUR

Doric Social club, o. 2. s., VIII
have n basket picnic Saturday. Au.
gust /. at the summer home Of Mrs.
Barck. at Illahee. The boat Will
leave Pier 3. at the foot Of Madison
ST at g:an a. m.
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Women's Clubs

nae chapter will follow the lunch
con.
Reservations may be made with
Miss Adelaide Fischer. KEnwd.5255.
ANNUAL PICNIC
Friends and members OF the Nor.
wegian Hospital association are in,
vited 70 attend the annual picuc OF
the association on Sunday. August
?, at the summer home OF Mr. and
Mrs. knute Erland. at ErIand's
Point. Dinner will be served on
the picnic grounds. with members
Of the board acting ms hostesses.
Take steamer Reeves AZ $50 a. m
from Pier 3. at foot Of Madison st
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CLUBS FOR TUESDAY
-ARD PARTY

GARD PARTY
Liberty Camp. r. y. A.. invites
teighbors and friends TO a card
larty Tuesday afternoon. July IS.
4 lao o'clock. at NJ. w. A. hall,
92sIz Third ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-27

can be made uccessful-there IL
always a way-tro ways. In fact.
where there are two wills, pulling
together. MRS. l.. ". r.
Mourning
Etiquette.
Dear Miss Grey. Should | wear
black for one year after the death
Of my SOM He died four months
ago. A MOTHER.
Mourning attire haS gone into the
discard moro or less. You may
wear II one year II you wish. or
only six months, at the end Of
which period you may change 10
black and white or gray
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-27
ILKI REVIEW no. 90

AIki Review No. 50. w. B. A., will
acct Tuesday, July e. at s.i5
fclock, in l. o. o. F. hall, 10th and
|. Pine.
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Mourning
Etiquette.
Day of
the Week

Dear Miss Grey: WIZ you kind.
ly tell mo what day the 18th Of
July. 1897. came on. and obllge.
a READER.
July 70. 1897, came on Tuesday.
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WILL CARRY coLoRs

Mrs, Hazel Hahn. gO2T Phinnsy
ave. viii carry the eolor OF Amsr
lean Legion auxiliary 10 Rainier.
Noble post. No. /. during the final
scene in THE Wayfhrcr" next week,
Mrs Hahn In the daughter OF Mrs.
William Mckinney. Of the North
End. and both are very active In tho
auSilipry's welfare work In that
district.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-27

WISCONSIN GoLDESRoD CLUB
Wisconsin Goldenroi club will
meet with Mrs. Katherine Eiehier
s533 Alki ave. wednesday. july -,
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Lieut.. Stewart Mucklin. L. S, ".
will leave Tuesday for Coronado.
whore he will be stationed Mrs
MackRn will remain in town as tho
guest Of her mother. Mira Olive
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Vdrnish Stain

lufHtbH otu"
on Scarf
Dear Miss Grey: How can / re-
move yarnish from a linen dresser
scarf2 Thanks. MAY b.
Use alcohol, carbon tetrachloride,
chloroform. or turpentlne. Sponge
the spot until II disappears
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Vital Statistics
BUILDING PERMITS.


Ms Rachel Murphy, two rooms and
porch addition. MsEchacs: $1,000.
Bert Mcneil Nye-room dwelling W.
Elsmcre; $500.
James ". Kirk. one room, " street;
$50.
william /. PisDer, porch addition,
Kings Highway: $500.
Edna Gaffncy, four-room dwelling Viz
g.ula: $1,000.
E. T. Book. twO-rooEa dwelling, Nc
Kialey: $500.
Z. G. Ramirez, four-room dwelling.
Conception; $500.
V F Cortinez. Hvc-rOom dwelling,
fredericksburg road: $4,000.
Paul n. schacfer, driye-ln tation, FRO
City road; 5000
Pedro saavadra, one-room. Las horasi
500. ,,
Carrle e. Meysr. slz-room dwelling
Alfred B.ecxcr, remodel aad new roof
Deimar; $3.50.
Albert ssffcl. garage. Avenue 2, $50.
@. +. SIgmund. estate. addition and
remodsling seven-room dwelling. Mis-
Emilia 5. Garcia. new roof, y. cibolO
| $3.50.
". r. Gates. remodel and new roof
| Hammond: $500.
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BIRTHS.

Boys: To sIr. and Mrs. Raymond Bus
Ter. 25Ol ". Travis. August ,: 10 Nr.
and Mr. W. D. Warden. 9is Ruiz. Au-
gust >: 10 Mr.. and Mrs. RupertO Naya
7OS e. Flores. August 5; n Mr.. and Mrs.
Gab-lcI Reyes. 100 La Paloma. Angus.
2: 10 nr. and Mrs. Jose Nillerreal. 5=-
y. Frlo. August 3; TO Hr. and Mrs. Ms
tor Ramos. 5I5 =. Laredo. August >: "a
Mr. and Mrs.. Julian Balderaz 1922 No
rates. August 10: 70 Mr.. and Mrs.. John
y. Schultrra. Fort Sam Houston. Texas
August Z: 70 Mr and Mr.. Eicha-'
claus. 525 wyoming. July 90: n MI
and Mrs. Arnultn Perez. twins. 2lo Mata'
gorda. Auguat z: 20 Sir. and Mrs. u
Z. Pickett. iIl2 W Mistlctoe. August
10 Mr. and Mr. AtanacIo Hernandez, lal
Amcstoy August :: 20 Nr. and Mr.
Jesus r. Garcia. iii 8. Pocos. August
Girls: To Mr.. and 2irs. Hllarie NcTmna
.205 Fan Luis ADJUST s: 10 Ar. and Mrs.
John A. Brown. 4O3 Warwick. August :
20 ~ and Mrs steve Wills. 6a9 Cal
Iaghan. August 2: 10 Mr. and Mrs
Ismrol Fior.cr. aO5 Blgfoot; Augu5t 10
60 Efr end Mrs. Edmond IT, Williams
eg0i gaunders. August !; 20 hr. an
Mrs. Lutuo- Jackson. 900 Mohawk ~
gust .: 70 NJ. md Sire. Harry Cohen, III
,.E. Laurel Augugt !.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Henry > yreeland and Rose NJ. FaIbo.
YFllTo Marquee and Ada Sanchez.
Manuel Gonzales and Mrs. Delfina Her
nandez.
p. ". Whsle and Mrs. Gertle r. Wells.
T p. Cobalt; and Mary ". Graham.
Fred Gutter and Glsela Bauer
T. Bartlett Cooke Jr., and Mildred
Hacl:stt.
II. I. Nave and Annie MaInz.
Reuben L. Cotulla and Margaret l.
Ada M.
MERGED sarzosa and LeOnIdes Alcocer
Jesse IIargrOw and Irene Johnson.
Jose Guzman and Mrs. Juana Herman
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81 RIAIs.

Mrs Ka'a AcCrann. So died at Santa
Rosa Hosptaa August ;.
Rosario Rod. gucz. ]. died At 1890 Co
Ima, Argus. ?.
ATEg, NarEaT 90. died - i-- MON
trray. AUgugr 9.
Fannie Bc'! Cox. D. died 81 20 sEer-
mon. August 2.
RudolDh HiEermann. IS. d.rd AZ IL
Iadlaua. Nugurt 10.
Effle r.. Br0UuiCe. seven m0at1A ateH
AZ 1901 E.EEbg. August 3.
Chester Am.crz. three months died A.
srZ nolan, August 2.
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Farms-Ranehes, Sale

| HAVE more than 500 Texas farms an
ranches 20 offer for sale and trade. p. L
Crews, 1875 Brady Bldg.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-11
New TWo-Story

Brand new, s!x-room home. has
large living and dining rooms with
oak floors, down stairs, convenient
kitchen with buIlT-ins and l!noieum
on the floor. Upstairs there are
three bedrooms and bath. The
hoyse faces north. and is located
Just of Broadway, near the Kid
dies playground.
The price is $3.50, $500 cash,
and balance S52.5O per month ia
GLIDING interest until paid. This
is bargain. Phone US for APP
polatmCut.
II. c. THORMAN, REALTOE.
CT af45. l25 Z. Travis 81.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-11
SUBURBAN PrOperty-Sale

IRRIGATED suburban choice acreage
water free. cheap price, easy terms
Owner, Or. 7si or Woodlawn 1861.
FOUR acres Of land on Harding Blyd.;
close 10 South Loop road, $40 cazh and
balance $50 per month, might CONSIDER
some trade
Several acre tracts for sale. $40 cash
and bas nee so per month. Will bdiId 10
suit purchaser on easy payments
one and one-half acres Of land on
Harding Blvd, has water and hghts
fOur.ry0m hoGse, garage, land all fencea'
sell very easy payment.
Wc have choice lots with all city con
veuleurCa. acre tracts with water ana
lights. on which We viii build % SUIT
purchasers and viii consider aome trade.
Come out 10 end OF 3. Flores street car
HARLANDALE BUILDING co.
! CT. s8C5. Call FOR Plum.