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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-08

frame residence. 1850 'tiI Eastern
ave
Dr. ~ ~ Collins "a: Isary bldg. frame
rssidsncs 5000. .9i: W Lynn a.
" .. Atakrs. az ~ NcGFsw pl. frame
store g. 900 1901 Gilman ave. ext
VIM d, Perkins, Alaska bldg, frsm.
residences. ~ 900. 1896 iith a. r.
VIM ID Perkins Alaska bldg. fTsms
residence. 5000. 5sS 18Th n. z
A. Lshu. ~ ". g7rd at. residence Hd-
dillon, $500.
Thomas Robertson, tsts BROOKLYN. frame
rsnidrnc,, g. 800. 1891 18Th y. y.
Thomas Robertson. 5sa5 BROOKLYN. frame
residence. - 600. 1881 18th \. u
Lillian Lane, - w. Cremonh. frame resi-
dsncs. $500. % W. Crsmona
u Hoastou. to67 Goth :. W.. frame
residence. Igee9. 'E sSun 3 "
curtAu Tinker. fieg 18Th y. E. frame
residence. $4,000 t2I " Eird IL
VI Pyoti. care arrhitect. mill TsrsE.
iif 900 liit sixth ave
" Harmed ct Al, i75s Thaeksry. frame
residence. 1880. 1901 Calhoun II.
Hem. g7is Ksyryons ri frame real.
dsucr 5000. $50 McGraw
; . cuiibsrE. 1891 18th y T.. fran.
residence. 50 900. soes i7th NE
= ~. I.ustlE. kirkland wash. frame
Sssldrues. $3.50. 1855 2irt Ay. y.
=, 2 strsllnHusr. as5t =. Caller st. frsm.
residence. iaEoo; 1881 .ist y.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-08
TRADING ACTIVE
AFTER HOLIDAY
Several Stocks Open With
Huge Blocks at High Price
WALL STREET JOURNAL FINAN,
car WENIEM

hEW 1Ouk, Sept 8 Trading
was resumed on fairly active scale
following the holiday. with prices
generally better than the previous
close. Several stocks opened with
rather large blocks at higher prices,
notably 5000 shares ~ Radio conn
mon Al 51fs up u ana LOO shares
or North American common 90 5bht
az E,
Pierce Arrow Issues made nov
tops ~ - for the common. which
was up e ana % f0r the preferred,
n gain ~ zfsG The oils were artiNe
and firm steel common. American
-uEHr and General Motors were up
frHctanhliy SCARE iocbuck ana
Dupont were two points or more
higher a. the opening
stocks opened irregular Amrrl-
can sugar. G3h, up % American
Can, ESQ on =. Anaconda f2a3
American WOODEN 30. Pennsylvania.
az. 40 y. e.. 81 Steel. t2iia. up
q. Radio. or, up p. North Ameri-
can. 59H.. up Z, Dupont 1ba. up
.2l.; u. a %. s0a, up e.. bal Twin.
itbt, studebhker Ni.. up q.
picfCr-Arrow. a. up r.. General
Motors. 95i.. UP 4. sehrs-Rosbuek.
~. w ?
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-08
GROCER ROBBED
Armed Bandits Take SIPS
From Storekeeper

G. o Nelson, owner Of the Corliss
grocery. 1853 Corliss ave. turned
around from cash register Tuesday
morning with change for a customer
and looked into the barrel Of AN
automatic pistol A minute later he
was robbed Of Si2J.
Two roughIooking men had en-.
tered the place one Of them
bought package Of gum. when
Nelson turned around with the
change the other man was pointing
the pistol AZ him.
Elevate EN- said the bandit
and when Nelson Was slow In obey
ing the command, the bhndi, cursed
and said.
snap out Of 4 We ain't got long
10 watt
Nelson. with his hands in the air.
looked on as the other robber rifled
the cash register OF 1926 IN silver
md bills. The two robbers then Or,
defed Nelson TO get behind door.
They ran out 10 the street and fled
in an auto toward Green Lake.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-08
No I5O-Meter Bands
Yet Hoouer Says

New hroadcasting stations viii not
10 authorized TO operate on wave
lengths Of $50 meters. as insisteut
rumors have spread turnout the
United States and Canada. Such re.
ports are erroneous, rs yet.
The department Of commerce. thru
Acting Commissioner A. J fryer Of
the bureau Of navigation. gives this
official denial Of these rumorss
I'm accordance with the recon-
m.ndations OF the conference held in
Washington October s. 1894. the
wave length hand reserved for
hroadcasting was from 200 TO 545
meters. since which time the depart.
msnt has been assigning for broad
casting only wave lengths within
this hand
mo consideration has been given
by the department for any change
in the bands referred 20.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-08
Building Permits

swedish Hospital Assn sos Summit.
boHpltHi $4,000 800 Summit ave
Chss Haursid. 900 Rrnt1u ave. frame
residence. tstso. tt25 Kenyon At
~ > Edwards. 9N y 5ats. frame rest.
dsHes. i'ege; 100 " 5th A.
a o. Logan. tEas iEth y, v. NOV.
building Ii.tts. ttok ibth y. y
Olympic Caipst Nst Co. PAc f. 4. Ter.
pump aouse. 5000 1850 s5th ave. "
E0st L4yinson. 1905 Green Lake blvd
frame residence. 80 oob. 7S., Drnsmore
" EiliH 1875 Holly. frame fe,idsncs.
1860 1901 Holly -.
A g. naors. III " eth IT. rtor,
BIDS. Es.eea. Ne.iB ". stth q.
X, g MnNsiiI. soeQs 1t,h a W. frame
residence. f3seo soo' iG;h 4 vs..
b Kinney. ais ssth pl frame r,si.
dsnes. ii,sge. giis attn o. T.
" u pppeft s7oi sixth y. W.. frame
rtsidsues, $500! 1855 Alaska ~.
v H. oppsrt. ssp7 Hlath y. W. frame
ttsldsncs. ~ tes. 80. Alaska at
.c Z. Cofaon. ias nayennR blvd. move
rssideHrs. I5oe
II II, Gadlsy ssii Holly st. alter resi-
drnrr iEpp.
The Kpisssrboesu Co. ieIIio 18Th 8.
alter store. ifsp.
= S Caurdy. tsft whitman. frame rest
dsuse. $500. az ". Roy.
o, Nunsra. gges =. Pine. frame real.
dsneS, saooo. 1910 soth av-.
v g. FLYNN. us i'm So frame real.
dvurs. I75po; il:s stth
J. 4 graudcy. tsiB 18th y ~. frame
residence Ieee. 7lii Keen way.
, l. Gfhndsy. .Lis 18th y y. ram.
residence, tLQeQ. .si7 Keen way
j. l., gTandFy. 1915 lsh ~ r.. frame
residence ia3p0. sSis Keen way
, l. GFandey. tsip isth y =. rams
r-sidsncs. 1900. 7527 Keen way.
~ l.. Grkndsy. ,siD 18th n T., frame
residence 8, poo, ssis Keen way.
y. ~ sawyer. atdi 18th ~ ". frame
rsnidrncr $1,000! 7isi goth ave W
Schumacher Wall I'd Corp. sSSt r NJ.
snsd. $500, 1851 = Marginai way.
Olympic Cslpst Bofn Co. is19 seth W
- NJ bldg $1,000 1890 s0th ave. W.
warren Drr. Co. Inc. 1850 =. gsth st.
frame residences, $500 7us n 5sih 81.
warren Dew. Co.. Inc, i290 \. tsth at.
frame residence. 81. 500. 7,ts \. issth at.
Warren Dew Co. Inc. 1880 ~ 9TH ~
frame residence. -. 500 $3.50 ~ stth 81
Warren psv. Co. Inc. 1890 ~ l5th st..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-08
Arrivals and Departures

Arrived Sept Str Curacao from
Alaska AZ noon afr Yukon from Alaska
AZ a m. str forba Linda from Mar.
timer at = m. str Admiral Esbrss
from ocean Fall, and Powell River a.
go y. m, Sept Ms Sierra from san
Francisco ~ midnight stF Hsssemof ryts
from Portland. Ne. via ports at xfts
.. IN. s,r Northisnd from San Francisco
IT 1850 . m. ctr Arabia Niaru from
Tacoma iasts p m,
sailed Str Arabia Maru Tor
snanEhai via ports at 10 m. Bspt
FIR Paul I.pcksnbach fgr Tacoma at
1850 p. m. Htr = J. Lucksnhaeh for Mo-
htlo VIA ports at AIS y. M AIR North.
land for Tacoma AZ sac p. m, str &c
lilo for Tacoma Of sts y. M.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-08
LIFE II REAL
FOR CHILDREN

A review Of letters mentioning
children received az RGo over a
period Of a year show that when
left 20 themselves, 10 select what
they like best over radio. children
often choose talks about the real,
ties Of life rather than the fairy
tales and stories OF fancy which are
being broadcast FOR their entertain,
ment
ON the other hand. Il was found
that almost as many letters from
old people have been received AT
KGo In response TO "Children's
Half Hour" broadcasts. as from the
children to whom the broadcasts
were directed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-08
Children Like
Stock Reports
kGO Discovers

CTUpY OF mail received at KGo
y from radio listeners indicates
that children arc about az much in
terested ia stock market reports
and agricultural lectures al they are
in the fairy tales OF the "Chlldren's
HalfHour"
one mother wrote Ny little
girl loves to hear stock marke, re-
ports, She goes around all day, say
ing, Hogs. wholesale. SIS. beans.
white. 5 cents, old roolers. colorcd,
~ cents
Another listener reported that q
4.yearold girl IN his family tuned IN
on agricultural talks By choice be,
cause they were many times about
animals. IN which she Is very much
frfFa~.af.H
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-08
ssThe Radio Star
f5Hour&Rour "rsAr odal@
WEDNESDAY
mnNII. AIAIInNs

NfuA ASA 100 Rotary rut
IHufn. Z Hpd g. .nfmsnna urrhrbtTs
o e.. Hopper kylp program. t.2p, utu.
dio pnErhut
Mn tasp "a maTkstss lrtt organ
recital 81 hawr helps 3.tsl produce rr
port tbsaters, and ts1o studio pfu
grams
krCL tsoal B3o. markets. 40, kid.
dlss' club. silent night
OTHER STATIONS
hFAE tAisl, Pullman 90 concert
educational talks
hOA l8sip, beaver Tom MCNa
mara an football l.io. The Green God
IDEAS bh ths kpA ria,srs.
kUo tasn. Oakland 9. concert. 81.
lent night
kNA tSSli, Nollyr GOD q 0rchsstfs
and - programs NO, radio shou
kIJH CiGsl. Portland I.ie. nos
scout program g. piano recital
koM lpi. Portland and 20. CON
rerta
Voc asa, Portland 20, organ recital
MI lall, Toe angeles 30. Cailfgt'
MIA music 5 and y programs. DO, rat
rick Marsh orchestra
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-08
Gives Resume of
KPO Programs NouU

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept s-An.
other innovation In tho art os broad
casting has been instituted al sta
tion kro. Hale Brothers md The
Chronicle, here AZ the opening 81
each program. Clair T. Morrison.
chief announcer steps before tho
microphone with a short resume o..
the entertainment which ia TO follow.
giving fans" an opportunity 10
know what Is coming without being
forced 70 listen 10 the entire pro.
gram in order 70 hear a certain Dc.
sired number.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-08
Seattle Programs for Tonight
GIa0.1 4, II
kTcl kiddiss yiuE
astabft5 A., NJ

GGa0.1 T., II,
hrGL-k iddlss ylut
dsta.SiiS A.. NJ.
kFuA Concert courtesy " zoe fsE
Fau Motor company The pfostam
Autumn Wind So WIstfui turans eambsl
The tIlar Tree tgartiawl. BY chris
kuust Homiux iuei Htsspl, hWestrat
story Ever Told tHrltN. bs hTa. rhYllis
Van wytE sylvia ispvaEsl. Waters ~
Niuuetauaa ttIsufaurrt bY Robert
IIudbiom ubsiinau3n tFoatsnaiilrul
rhtfr for Jack t3gHlrst. ~ CbrH
iNnust, rhv star ,HodErrsl 10 You ~
Airs Van Wyek Absent lAcitaifsi old
Pst % Mine ,iasgi. bf Robert l4na
bloom Forever IL Ions iaus fiwr
won rlssfi Moonlight ana Roses ,t.s
mafei, by Chris iiuuHt Morning
ispsaksi VIA Irish Rose by Ars Nan
WICK, There viii also BE- plano ard yios
iin solos
ar, ~
ETCis kirebnsrs New washinrtpu
Hotel orchestra Lecture by Dean iiuEs
Winksnwefder 4. % W on Import
ancs % Forrest iSkislatian."
50 r. NJ
kTcise CnriHtlan Science lecture b. "
stuart booth, pru,sr hfoadcast from
first church
sisoio r. N.
kJH- pamaais orchestra courtesy
Puget sound savings 4 Loan association.
PLAYING Hlsh School cadets msreh
tsousais Nalcss % Hpans uaita
tNiraussl cotpabvt Dance tNoumani
~ baunins tGadmabi n rroyagufs DC
lection tVTdD. Ats Maria tHaeh Cow
uod1 ~ string trio I Love Ygu Truly
bondl. sas solo IS itrnfi bamsai
trnrtirnur usrearoilp tanlarii scarf
Dance tghamlnadsfs Mar srIsstioni
'Hitsrhi Eissis tMasraupfF. Beautiful
gaiathra tyuu Buppsi
kfnA Fashion promenade drsrrip
itun and concert courtesy Eastern out
fitting company Charles Atau- Wilson
cantor az Temple ds tiirsra Vera Downs
FrseE Ath0i iziIy's orchestra. other
artists
ihsttllo r. ".
kFoA Eddis Hardness dance orehs,
ira
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-08
TUESDAY

hToA asa rs so. kINaUls yiut
unshe 4 and q Iohmana's orchestra
s-ts Rhodes store program. D 40. hark
ness orchestra
MIR tssn lo 80 stuaie program. 4.
msrGstsa nae, orEan recital. O. home
helps 1lh produce report. Q. thcatrrs
$50. uamskls orchestra
hrCI tsoai 80 30. markets 40. kid
dies giuh. ~ go. orchestra.
OTHER STATIONS
koA tSs5l, HcaNsr t1o concert, ale
lent uiEbt
h1O tsGn, Oakland california
gompusyrs ntkat a.be radio bresacu
MAN taal, HOLLY w. GOD S. concert. ..
0rtheatra no. movie mite
kGM ttpll, Portland S co. style talk
aru no. nfrhratraH
ktJR ssN, Portland >. musical pro-
grau.
Voc dsn, Davenport 9. cro,ssu,
orchestra.
wcco an. Twin ciuss 2. news and
markets
MI ts,l, 10 Angeles q, concert, ,.
bohemian Players. ans. concert, no.
ballad hour
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-08
KING HITS NAVY
DEP ARTMENT
Senator Says II Is Under
Bureaucratic Control

WARRINGTON Sept The
navy department Ia under bureau.
cratic control which b. sndang@rlnR
the safety ~ The navy. Senator King
Utah democrat, charged today ln an,
nounclng the outlines ~ his resOlu
ton calling Tor congregational inycsit
CATION " The Shenandoah and other
naval disasters
Kings resolution viii 80 into tbs
entire question n aircraft consirue
ton with o piew similar 10 that n
Col william Mitchell OF eliminating
construction Of dlrIgibles
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-08
Divorce Complaints

Sara u vs.. Edward n Wilson. de-
Scrtion.
Alma r., va Arthur r, Macbfide, I'm.
compatibility.
Ncoma VS. Henry l.. Christie. deacr-
ton
Elaine NJ vs.. william w kellogg.
dcsertion
Edna II, VS. Francis u, Otis, desor.
tlon
Pauline vs., Bert Goodng. cruelty.
Anna w. W. John Theodore Lund,
cruelty
Charles VS. Meta Mcclure, cruelty.
Kara u W, Harry T.. MOnckc, non.
support
Vera 4, vs. Edward ~ auckland,
nunaupporl
Miriam W, ArdreRs DoSouaR, cruelty.
George w. W., Celeste NJ Hoglc, in .
compatibility,
Darlene Viola vs. Frnul, Emmerv
Peters, dcEcrtion.
Gertrude Thompson Vs. A, l., fhomp.
son, dcsortlon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-08
ORCHESTRA ON
CITY BILLS
Full Evening OF Amusement
Offered for Fans

1--WE orghestas. a couple Of lee
i lures. fashion show and
some studio programs ought 60
Keep Pacific Northwest d,als turn,
INK TUESDAY evening There seems
10 he enough variety 20 suit every
taste
The opghestras will come on like
this Homann's al from kFoAs
kirchner's Bt from kTCls Dam
SKIS and Athol laity's from KJR
and KFOA respectively az $50,
Eddie Hardness from kFoA az no.
Prof Hugo WinKenwcuicr lee.
lures on the importance or forest
legislation az $50 from KTCI. W.
stuart Booth, a Christian Science
lecturer from Denver speaks thru
The same station AZ s,
The Eastern outnttmg company
offers a fashion show and program
al $50 from KFoA Vera Downs
Prees. well known colora,ura so.
prano. and Charles Stone Wilson.
cantor at Temple he Hirsch. will
sing
Radio listeners tuned In on KGo.
Tuesday evening. az $, viii hear a
California Diamond Jubilee pro
gram arranged from the music Of
California composers Several ma.
tional and international figures in
the music world are represented
in the list Of contributors. As a
snappy ending 20 the evening. X, c,
H.. famous newspaper columnist.
win broadcast for Is minutes paint.
ing word pictures OF san Francisco
and people met during the week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-08
DEATHS

RrocEsr. Ella. 81. 2o5s w. seth At,
Sept L.
Tosh, Robert a, 81. Redmond,
Sept /.
Hirst Mark X. IS. 3I6A First ave.
n, Sept 2
Dysnrt. Betty May. Infant. ASIA Cor
lias ave. Sept .,
Torlsi Mary 40. ie5 Gath ave,
Williams, John. "a, COZ sixth ave s.
Sept l.
Fritz, Hernhordt s.. s22 Jackson st.,
clari,. Nellie. ~. 1899 Ninth ave.
Sept. |
shong. Francis Richard, 81. Granada
Apis. Sept /,
bordeaux, Joseph. a.. Sil lAth ave.
n. sept 2.
DonatL Frank, 90, Carbonate
Sept
Francisco, Irene Ruth. II, 7Gt n.
73rd St. Sept
Cooper Robert Frank, l6 days, AN
3sth ave s. w, Sept, g.
Montrosc. Hazel, &c, sag 10th ave.
~. Aug 80.
Paff, Evelyn Tyler 20. $3.50 Cgnd
ave S. Aug. 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-08

s-git5 T., ".
kFnA-H HOFFMAN, concert oTchrstrA.
pIayIRE suite Ballet % the Flowers
ltadlryl. waltz Nsfruth tkamrAht b
excerpts from Mauou tMassanrp, scene
do Ballet tdiazauuowi Aubadu Mimi
tHeahsaIal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-08
Ship NeWs
Weather Bureau Report

Especial from the r. & weather Busaui
TAToosti ISLAND. sept go M.
-bargmst"r risinE. CiosaT wlnd south
five miles an hour.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-08
sIiINGIE MAnkEI
ny tho West Coast Lnmprrmsn'. Assn.
first Grade,
Second Grad.

Green. Harry g Seattle ~ Legal
Williams. LoFsHda r. Portland Legal
NaRIey. Harry G.. seattle Legal
Condnn. Catherine G. Seattle Legal
westmoteland. Robert y. Everett -
schlTmAp. Bertha. Seattle ......s -
Murdark. James. Cleveland, o. -
HeNuilnn. Mary r, Tacoma .s..s. 20
Campbell. Cecil G.. Richmond
Highlands ap4sass.ssts. rs.a.ss % -
BoVirs. Alice. Seattle ssss.ssa lis
Moioney. Thomas H.. Seattle Legal
Roc. i1uuh. Seattle .sss..t.s Legal
Williams. John l.. Seattle &C.. Legal
KrRus Alma r.. Seattle ...,,, Legal
uarr, waiter 4. Seattle .....,. az
Could. Georgia Seattle ..-......, rs
Nadrs Robert W. Seattle 49, Legal
Niyen. Hattie j.. Seattle ,s.s.. Legal
Spurgir. Archie A.. Seattle Legal
WRilaeker. sylvia. Seattle " Legal
stfisKsl. EIlsrd II. Appleton. Wis.
Crottcau. olive r. Bremerton -
Psrix. Marion. Seattle ..t,. Legal
i.anda. Leonor Seattle .ts.... Legal
PaElinro. Jim. ti27 5sth ave s W,
swsndscn. Alfred. fss n. 7'rd st.,
girl
connauEhton. Harvey. il2o r, Cher
~ At, girl.
Erickson. Harry Peter $40 n ssth
wbltew. Leslie w .io7 E, Marion
st. boy
BerFoust. oscar J.. 500 Blaine blvd,
girl
ave. S. boy
Tryci,, julius n. t75i is,h ave. s,
Elrl.
psii. Anton. 1850 5sth ave, s.. boy
Harkcom, Harry Howard. 1929 9sth
ave. s. W. boy.
Terry Donald Robert. uo5 Baglcy
ave, girl
nayard. Charles John, f527 Sixth
ave y, f., hoy.
snlder. Adolph O. SIS ~ ssth at,
boy
Mahood. Samuel l., tsis whitman
ave. boy.
ostrom. Ralph. 5IO5 W stth st, girl
Macarthur Angus, Gil ~ ieth st,
boy,
Croft. Charles c. 1875 i?th ave. W.
girl,
ojene. shlgcjlro. ira Jackson st.,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-08
'NTHLY LINEAGE RATE
calendar MONTH";

30 TO 80 lines used during cslen-
dar month ..l5 cents per line
100 TO 1879 lines used during calen-
dar month .....lt cents per line
zoo to 29s lines used during calen-
dar month ...f3 cents per line
500 10 3aa lines used during calen-
dar month ....ia cents per line
400 In t9s lines used during calen-
dar month LIN cents per line
BOO 20 500 lines used during cslen-
dar month .....li cents per line
500 20 500 lines used during calen-
Oar month $50. 1914 cents per line
200 or more lines used during cal
endsr month 40 cents per line
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-08
VEGETABLES
Price. Paid Mhatrsair Dealers

tThr prices given ars those made 90
frtaii dealers ~ Wholesalers Win q
few seasonal exceptions, prices so pro-
ducyu cen b. figured by dsdurfi,nE
approximately DO pei cent fof handling.
.LnIaEn and srIIInE .naLl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-08
The Seattle Star
1897 Seventh Ave.
MAin-O600
Classified Advertising
Rates

TRANSIENT RATES
Count Six Words TO the Line)
One line or MORE insertion.
20 Cents Per Line.
one line or morc-3 insertions
IS Cents Per Line.
one Line or More-s insertions.
i6 Cents Per Line
Male and Female Help Wanted
and Male and Female Situa-
ALL cLkssITIEp ADVERTISING
COMING FROM OUT OF THE
STATE OF WASHINGTON COSTS
&c 4 WORD.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-08
Local Markets
NH, Ann CuIAM

MILK AND CREAM
Mia Tur- fob arattir supply lHp
Fob Jnulvnh0fF r..-.... alp
sweet cream, fob. station 80
BUTTER AID CnttsI
rrirss raid NholsaaiS Dealers
country creamery. cstfas hN ~
laFai PRINTS wrapped ...afr. %
cheese wash. cream brick a... $50 ~
Wash Iripirta .r.st-H..rafr s-'
nuttrriat-
srade. Seattle deliver 90
DAIRY PRODUCES
Prices Paid shippers. thS Deliver
EnGsI
frIgss in country cases reformed - iFaa
Eaua. white shell, rusta fsth 20
tlrsa Oi mikrI rnlnfs ..r..r
Pallets. cases frtd H..HH.r rsN
Prices Raid NhoissalTU
EatFas white shell 4...r-..-.
firhts af missed rplprs .u.srf tlH -
STANDARD pullsia rr....H.. slH ~
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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1925-04-07
PARROT PLAYERS GAVE
A VERY LAUGHABLE SHOW
His Uncle's Niece" Was a Delightful
Entertainment Thursday Night.

His Uncle's Niece" the comedy
presented by the PARROT Players I'M
der the auspices of the Dawson XII
wants club Thursday night, was de-
cided hit, and the large crowd was
kept in happy mood. Outbursts OF
laughter were frequent.
The play dealt with one Francis
FELTON,, a man whom his uncle thought
a girl and to whom he bequeathed
his millions should he marry certain
individual whom he had selected.
Francis posed as a girl during his
uncle's visit and came very near going
through with the ceremony, but of
course everything turned out the right
way and Francis married Dora, the
girl of his choice, and didn't lose the
millions, either.
The play was really most ridicu-
lous one and was we'll presented by
the cast A quartette composed of Miss
Bertha Lee, Mrs. R. R. Holt and
Messrs. Jesse Chambless and w. R.
Melton sang between acts, and also
solo by Mr.. Chambless and music by
the Terrell County Orchestra whiled
away the moments between Curtains.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1925-04-07
Cleanup Week Opens in
Dawson Monday Morning
Mayor Worthy Issues Proclamation
Urging Citizens to Cooperate.

In keeping with the usual custom
each year Mayor K. S. Worthy has is
sued a proclamation setting aside next
week, April 18th through 18th, as
Cleanup Week, and urges the entire
population of the city to cooperate in
the work of making Dawson clean and
attractive.
A new motor truck has been bought
by the city for the use OF the street
department and with this vehicle, which
facilitates faster handling OF garbage
it is expected that the accumulation
of garbage is almost impossible. A
regular schedule will be worked out
whereby the truck may visit each resi-
dence once each week and possibly
twice each week. However, during
Clean-U Up Week a garbage cart of
some description will visit every home
daily
Property owners are required to FUR
nish suitable receptacle for garbage,
preferable a barrel, which must be
placed in a location conveniently reach
ed by the truck. Dead bodies of any
description, or meats of any kind, must
be buried or burnd and not placed in
these receptac1es. Leaves and trash
must not be burned on the streets.
Close adherence to the above rules
on the part of residents, coupled with
the good service which is promised by
the street department, will make Daw-
son much more attractive and san1-
tary place.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1925-04-07
WOMAN'S CLUB HELD
MEETING ON WEDNESDAY
Delightful Program Arranged for the
Occasion. Considerable Business.

The Woman's club had very in
teresting meeting ON Wednesday.
The district meeting will be held in
May at Montezuma The club elected
Mrs G. W. Dozier as delegate.
The house committee was given au
thority to repair the front steps of the
club house; also to fix up chairs and
repairs in general.
The club gave prize OF $1.00 to the
third grade at school for preparing the
best posters on health. This is just an
incident in the clubs campaign for
health and sanitation in its general
plan OF civic betterment.
Considerable interest has been arous-
ed in the various committees on ac-
count of the attendance prize offered
by the president The award for this
prize will be made at the next club
meeting, which is in May.
After the business session was con-
Guided the following program was rem
dered by the fine arts committee:
Duet, Barcarolle, Mrs. Shields and
Miss LANG; piano duet, Misses Hol-
lingsworth and Lamar; sketch, What
Georgia Is Doing to Foster Painting
and Sculpture, Mrs. Will Crouch; gen
eral discussion OF the, popular maya
zines for the home. Miss Garden Bell
gave a humorous reading which was
enjoyed. Delicious refreshments were
served by the committee.