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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-21
CHRISTIANS GIFT SUGGESTIONS


I9 TIFES--eeihcrirng AIT cad: a most
neeiEl ~ s t'r@s h @5 81 q sma, dposit Leh
AEKLITI LNNGUAGE COT RISE an unusual
-lit. = really useful sIft. especially FOR any
, one r"ntcn. iaunr trip abroad All mod
ern"Pl l., Of 81: 4sn-uas'.> SIG l4th st, n.~
HATS Building S6.t s~.5i yaca,e January
Ienn All u n g. an soo s7 must be sacrificed
. ThEE1 sB q and 81 '3 m 11 T use
ul elft Waiford's 900 Pa ave
NXGPttnNEs. cornets. clarnets violins
ma!-i"aI Easy terms Homer L Kit Co.
rht- year uarantee - it, .a FED
rral Iypcwrltcr Exchange. 7l5 NV.
NAfT' HEr ,speclall. EIgtn level, fancy
~ -. HaN .ianof sOs st nw
FOR THE CHILDREN
AiKEh ~ l pLPP1EG nedsrG ed, sTe do9hle
~ TpMokiLEs. eloc. pedes, bi"yeles. was-
'aG - So arg ei Iot trans
= olc.@.c' n Frdnk Rupert. t io21 '" 2th
EICYCLEs TRICYCLEs. vELoCIPEDEs.
,,n,d-en hanpv At Christmas, Lowest nrices
Bcys s"" eo FleT 1918 90 9th TO: 8.
. i V Omen evenings until o'clock
,9a; WR ~, tynewitsrs Jus, Ike
tN.hansc. 10 NV.
FOR HER
AART AND GIFT NoyELTIEs. stationery.
-cnptions 70 AZ azines: Christmas deco
ls,t lion. Collifiowcr Art and Gift Co. 29os
RT OBJECTS that include such individual
wfcrs % sRG w5 sTe not 9suay f"qnd else
K ct
h1 lITsG TE TsdE! %id Taief ?eagtiqlg
Heights Va, Grant ave. near Rixey station
CANARIES-A complete stock Of beautifGI
Rr@n1 Sra s nd s Ig91y Brass and
Ton ; 33s Indiana ave. Man 400 -
nd mat fas assq'4fnl Of da g,
a md floor: out of the high-rent district
FoRI1GiTe your wife a Ford Christmas:
Auto Co = 1880 NJ s. cay NV. terms universal
RrsLCoats Oh lkers. fur pieces and scarfs:
ne Fnrqier s! bTes a. DE zotnick
: HAND-PAINTED CHINA a pleasing and
H 6s "a, eft Cal at sherratts China store
s Tga is 3 months. / VII pay big dvtdends
Slool for secsstare: ia3s e. nv. HoS'
SILVERWARE-Our silver room includes an
every demand Dun Marti ia' Co 70 ls ft5sI
= NV
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and factory
rah!nIts. fve-Hear guarantee. 81 down Fed
crfl Typewriter Exchange 7I5 II NV
NBRhLLAs.siik ard linen at reasonable
lnS n Sa%dy gift II. GEirTo!ds ~ :h
- lady. The Home Electric Shop. Sit 10th
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-21
FOR THE. HOME

CANARIES-we guarantee every one before
talking parrots. Washinstoa Pei sbon III II,
CANDIES Fannie Nay Candy recognized a.
18th % TAO 400 eS New f york i sgs
! " sl4 18th nv Tiyoli Theater Bldg
CHRISTMAS TRIES. holly. rnistletoe. deco
st wharf. Phone franklin 500 500 -"
f fSHl Pr, So y.do RAPIo SET WITH GlG
tee. W. Bohh. 9th and H sts NV F. $3.50.
t.JR &, TIE LASTING GIFT =
I1ot.ey. RGy at Hopwood-s. 9Th and sts
vsi The Ks wr sT Co. are ao 7b s, Els
Chrstmas Furniture Store
nc r. IF fG,l G;S;Every item Of ut
unlimited assortments. Dulin Martin Co.
I2l4-ls g st NV.
Jog oE xMAS pI sd an to cTB
bcrs; s.? cash. balance in go monthly pay
B Rca,s 1e Cos i stb s sSd 81! Pa as
many ADVANTAGES Join nov: jmmediate Dc
Eth a6 nd Sns sts s'T NV y D. peMoIl CO.
every taste or expenditure. Dulin & Martin
PRACTICAL GIFTS ARE BEST---Comc in
Tnq s cba an nc ODD Gaa hGGha hG
$50 i4lh St nv. Open 55er" Til DaG pm q.
PRAYER and Hymn Books. special % dis
count for the holiday. Pursens Book store
S07 G 81.
LINENS AND LATEs for Christmas should
he sent at once Dyeing and cleaning for
tn" person and the home. NINE. VIBOTD,
INC. Hand Laundry. 1918 Conn. ave. North
II. 81.
SPECIAL PRICES FOR XMAS MONTH
only. Average size room sCraped. pointed
up. papered with polVchrume paper and hnd-
er for Sl2: a room with nursery paper as
clft for children On every contract for 500
o. over. Cash or terms First payment in
Ianuary. 1926 Free estimates fHILA.
nELPHIA DECOR ATING CO. INC. So 81
:!-PIECE LIVING ROOM SUITES chase
lounge. comfortable armchairs Sensible efts
are best. J. HOLOBER, 622 f ST. NV. go
1900 ELECTRIC CATARACT, good condi-
lou good Nmas present Address Box
l61-D. Star office. 81
FOR THE FAMILY.
tube tube sets IS complete. saa5 to $50: loud
speakers. 81 rs to So. Radio and Phone
Shop. 903 9th st. NV.
PETER PAN GIFT SHOP. 1.-THE shop that is
omen both day and evening has all kinds OF
unusual and exclusive gifts: handmade and
decorated articles calendars. pictures. toys
tine home made candy and boxed fruit cake
at reasonable prices. 25'
YOU WILL FIND GOOD GIFT SCGGES-
tions here: Vases. trays. silverware. barrel
sets clocks. glassware. fountain peEs. toys.
greeting cards, tapestries: free souvenirs
with every dollar purchase. Palace Gift
shop. 5@5 9th st NV Open evenings. go
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

COLORED WOMAN first-class cook city
references wishes place i'll private family.
Jennie johnson. 1904 Kirby ct. NV.
COLORED NOTWITHSTANDING and ironing
by the day or sweeping and cleaning. Phone
Potomac 511.
COOK OR NURSE-Colored woman desires
place: city references. Call Frank 1910
work in out city. Col 60iS go
DAYS WORK OF any kind first class Iaun-
dress, reliable colored woman desires posi-
ton. North 31S-W.
DAYS WORK of any kind Potomac 1850.
GENERAL HOUSEwORK wanted; small
family. Call 1914 Swami st. NV.
LAUNDRY to take home. Line. $500.
Jessie Franklin.
Jessie Franklin.
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6EDDJNGsBox springs repa,red; mattresses
Brddins Co GIG L ST NV. Main 652s. l.
S. w snFns duG5s
Bedding Co. GIG s.. ". Main SOS. 90
BETpING MAIInEsSEs box springs and
sRG f e6 6 Bf!gT s ana ss 81
BOX SPRINGS. matt. pillows: Gown com
fs FITS sens % Go 54 ts and Sarfb
BON SPRINGS. MATTRESSES and pillows
Get ready for Winter. Let us renovate yonrs.
kcf r1lIS1 AMI prompt service assured
BRASS BEDS RELACQUERED and repaired:
auto rcfiectors rcplated silver plating re-
IN. Co, i.27 = st. nv. After ) Line, 2n4S
IARPENTER AND BrLpER. {ohh1jng and
,ho Phone S"Tth as94 i"5'' 1889 +! st
CARPENTER house repairs porches
IS f we snsiT FranE G2S 1855 'e SIS
S sHAIE GAMING nS wPHoLsTERINe. .d az
.pirnieI. Clay ARMSTR0NG, 1913 ION
=. nv. Franklin 74s3 Nuf-Ced.
FLooRs-E;LECTR!c MACHINE and hand
iae s E NASH ss7i atR St Fe Col 4a5i
FLOORS CHEMICALLY CLEANED.E why
ra,npng FG Hansen Tsa ~ ~ 3! low rates
FURNITURE UPHOLSTERED. repd: slip,
''o.ers made. Est. cheerfully given. Returned
Tree TlTTENSOR. 1924 sth ST. nv. \. 20.
trail Auto Works. 44a-5l | st. nv. Fr. $500.
KEYs--Duplicate keys % cents; made while
NV Basement Fr. 30o5
MESSENGER sERvICE-.A special Christ
las service. Let US help Santa deliver yHur
senger Service. Inc. bonded messengers. 26'
p 'ad n cE0RNE P pa, F6 s.
Nv. Phone Adams 56s7
PAPERHANGING. rooms. s. 80 up interior
and exterior painting al lowest prices. Metro
poltsn Dec, Co. Az NV. Phi. Fr. 500.
iPE ssb rooms a5s1 and oa Ss'oTy
ENTERTAINING, painting; rooms scraped;
5c@bls,as Co. 5s5 sG t terms
orses iar t6is month only Aycra ase .izs
" sn,n ncTapsa at uP low pre DGh
Boy lead T pure lRsccd oil used ex.lu:Ivesly
lash lash 81 9th It Pes Sass
PAPERHANGING-Room papercd 81 up;
no delay--first-class work. j. EsdaI ~
Florida ave. nv. y. l55l
PAPERHANGING,. PAINTING. exterior. in
painted IS up. rooms papered. $50 up:
skilled white mechanics: night work il, de-
sired Special Winter prices now prevailing.
+. f. Taylor. Line. 36s2-W. IL
PAFERHANGTNG and PAINTlNG-Get our
estimate frst and save money. r. J. laws
Frank 51d lo2. 1st st. NV.
PAPERHANGING. PLASTERING pain.ing:
satisfactory work guaranteed. VIM A Lit
lie. $40 9th ST Nv. PHONE franl 6154
PAPERINr; PAINTING. Sd up: beat of ne.
rhanics and materials ussd< We can arrans.
terms from :; 10 "a mouths to pat wi.huti:
interest. Phone Adams 64Sn for rstimz.e.
The Peerless Decorating Co. ials
Continued Next Paxr3
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Scene of Long Rivalry.

For many decades possession of Bes-
Sarabia has been a source Of rivalry
between Russia and Ruma MIA. Russia
held the greater part OF it from 1872
till 1917, but toward the end of the
great war the BessaTahians. acting
under Rumanian pressure, started to
free themselves from Russian rule.
In January, 1918, they founded a re-
public, thus causing Russia and Ru-
mania to declare war. But Russia
was not prepared for war and in two
months peace was signed. a BeSsa-
rabian national council then voted for
union with Rumania.
BesSarabia has it's own minister.
who is Il member of the Bucharest
government, but for administrative
and other purposes the province forms
an integral part of Rumania. Oblong
in shape, it runs north by south, with
the River Dniester dividing it from
Soviet Russia and the River Pruth
separating It from old Rumania Its
area Is 1900 square miles and its
population is 300, 900. The country
is agricultural = vast plains and
steppes. 1t used to be known as
"Eurupe's granary." There are many
fine orchards and vineyards. Bessara-
han wine is famous throughout the
Near East
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-21

OLD GOLD. silver. dianuHds sew-Irr: nne.
beautiful pieces especially. 4. r. Arnold.
1879 G ST nv. Main 81 10
STORE AND OFFICE FIXTURES OF every
CescrID:lon bought and sold Call Baltimore
Fixtures Co. Hi6 Louisiana ave. Main S0S7
USED FURNITURE for rooms completes
suites and odd pieces Ad 600.
WANTED-;I to 80 telescope strong enough
fer sunspnts and prominences. Address Box
S~-E. Star Office. 81
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& Al ESNEN

Statesmen.
THE DELCO LIGHT co. A SUBSIDIARY
OF THE GENERAL MOTORS CORP. HAS
OPENINGS FOR SEVERAL MEN on ITS
LOCAL SALES FORCE. CAUSED BY THE
RAPID EXPANSION OF TIE BUSINESS
THE PRODUCT TO BE HANDLED IS
ERIGH,AIRE ELECTRIC REFRIGERA
RANTS. ETC SICCESsFUL MEN ARE
EARNING BETTER THAN 81 900 4
We WANT MEN WITH GOOD EprCA
OF DEVELOPING INTO REAL. pro
nUCERs TO THOSE SELECTED A TRAIN
ING COURSE. CLOSE SUPERVISION AND
EVERY ASSISTANCE WILL BE GIVEN
APPLY BY LETTER GIVING DETAILS OF
AGEs FDICATIQN AND EXPERIENCE. TO
e. I. Ma[REA. BRANCH MANAGER. 1918
y. Y. AVE. NV.
with ability to present an exceptional prop
lust beginning years intensive campaign:
only financially responsible men of proven
ability considered. Room 2l1 Com. Ma
tionaf Bank Bldg
DRINERS-We need some ex-
perienced drivers for our new
fleet Of Red Top cabs; must
have identification cards. Apply
to Mr.. lie Sage. 114O 21st st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-21

BOX SPRINGS. matt. pillows. down com
feTts feather matt. renovated and recovered.
IDEAL Bedding Co. 1921 It'll North 1Ol45.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-21
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

AUCTION SALES of furniture OF all kinu.
pianos business equipment, etc. every Wed
nesday and Saturday. Let Us give You an
Estimate on, what. YOU have for sale
shannon. Caldwell g. Co Auctioneers 30t
lOth s.. u Phnre n n21o
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-21
Mixture of Many Peoples.

The people are an incredible mix
ture. About so per cent are Ruman-
ian peasants, known as MOldaVeS. In
the south there are German and Bu'-
garian coloniStS, while Little Russians
from the Ukraine-''white" Russian
refugeeS-and Jews are everywhere.
The latter control trade in the towns.
kishinev, rechristened Chisinau. is
the former capital and is a typical
Russian town. With its broad streets
and fine gardens, it is pleasant place
All signs and notices are in Russian
and Rumanian characters.
The main railway line, which for
merly connected Bucharest with Odes-
sa, runs through the town, but stops
short at Bender, rs the bridge over
the DnieSter, destroyed during the
war. has not been rebuilt. There are
no other large towns in Bessarabia
but Hottin, Sorocra and Bender, on
the Dniester, are picturesque with
their old Turkish citadels and their
gayly colored churches.
one is struck by the contrasts be-
tween the villages. MoldaVes paint
their houses blue and their hamlets
are usually on hillsides. Germans,
the richest folk in BesSara bia, have
more pretentious dwellings, and many
horses and cattle.
An interesting feature is the eX-
traoldinary diversity of names and
languages. In the extreme south the
villages bear Bulgarian names. Fur
Their north one comes on Leipzig and
near by is Paris, where Swiss colonists
speak French. Along the Dniester
Russian predominates and everywhere
one hears Yiddish. The Moldaves
speak a language all their own. Be
sides. Greeks, Turks and Armenians
have settled in Bessarabia and it may
truly be called a polyglot land.
(Copyrshh 1928, by Chicago Daily News Cos
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EEDDING-Box springs repaired: mattresses
renoEated. So. Work guaranteed Columbia
Beddlns co GIG ST NV. Main 652s. !.
BEpDlNG-BoX springs repaired mattresses
renovated 50. work guaranteed. columbia
Bedding Co. GIG + 81. ". Main 552S. 90
1EI.1ING n ESSE. and
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prlce Tor every thing a man wearp bate
shoes, etc. Send for US at once. Auto Gala
Main 41f5- Justh's Old stand 6Ig D.
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BOOKKEEPING typlst and general office
work by young lady with 10 years expert
snce. Franklin 2SS2-J. 81
COLORED WOMAN. employed. desires care
of Office building in evening in exchange for
quarters; best reference Lincoln 10051. 2l'
DRESSMAKER. first class desires work at
home by the day: reasonable. 1902
81. NV IL
NURSE. graduate. nationality, Swiss. de-
sires engagement on day or night duty:
very canahle and attentive; excellent refer
cnce NJ Stauh, 1906 18th st. Phone North
SECRETARY STE NOGRAPHER--Nine years
experience: capable, reliable: best of refer
ences Address Box 153-E, Star Office.
YOUNG WOMAN. college graduate, years
executive and secretarial experience in edu-
,.ational work desires connection. Ad-
dress Box 59-E. Star office.
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HEIP-DONESTIC.

HELP-DOMESTIC
COOK. experienced. for boarding house 507
Seward sc.
GENERAL HOUSEWORK - Colorpd: stay
nights. Clcvr. 1907 3iO7 Lowell st NV
GIRL wanted. colorcd. for Housekeeping.
bring references 1923 i1th u. NV
GIRL. coInrcd. general houSework stay
nights. reference. 20 Glrdrd II. ne. North
III. 30.
Girl. for general huus"worl, o To y: S"f
per month: must hav" hest references. H..
columbia road.
MOTHER s HELPER FOR two weeks: hours
= tn ). li6IA GIrard 81. NV.
WOMAN. white settled. for gencral house
work. Apply 240a Nichols ave SC q.
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SITUATIONS-MALE.

BUTCHER, frst-clasS. ready for work. Can
1t l25 q st. NV. 90
CHAUFFEUR, White. wishes position in pri-
vatc family; long experience: very careful
driver best reference from last employer.
Adams 5591
CHAUFFEUR. white, wishes position III rri-
yate family. Address Box 19-E,. star of
flee. 81
MAN. colored. with family will give part
time service in exchange for quarters. 9-i
LIST st. NV.
MAN wants TO work for room and board
IAN do anything. Address Box 100E, star
office.
MAN. neat Young eoIored porter or elevator
operator. Cal North Sl01-J. go
SITUATION wanted by elderly gentleman
with personality and refinement. also I'm
Guist in first-Class hotel. large bank or large
department store. after Jan l. Address Box
3aiD. Star Office. 30
YOUNG MAN IL. wants work: has permit
to drive ca:. Call Line. 131lW.
SITUATIONS-MAL FEMALE.
COLORED WOMAN. DAY or part time; man
Jewish dishw asher: porter. North 360S.
1917 Corcoran NV.
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Continued tomorrow
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pAPERHANGING. painting: rooms scraped;
pointing up and papered for Sl4.2o; E9 S,i
Grade paper: cash terms. Ilcpendahle
Decorating Co. go 9th st. NV. Main 325-
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SOCKS BOOKS. BOOKS BOUGHT All
sinds. Bring them in Pcarlmans Boo
,hon Oh g 81 u "
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-16
tAdveruisemsnt)
BEWARE THE
COUGH Or COLD
THAT HANGS ON

Persistent coughs and colds lead
10 serious trouble. You can stop
them now with CrcomulSlon. an
,mulsinsd creosots that IS pleasant
to take Creomulsion ~ new med.
teal discovery with twofold action.
q, soothes and heals tho iHflamsi
membranes and luhbHs germ
growth.
or all known drugs. creosoto Is
recognized by high medical author!.
ties as one o, tho greatest healing
agencies for persistent coughs and
colds and other forms Of throat
troubles. Creomulsion contains. in
addition 70 creosots. other healing
clements which sooths and heal the
infected membranes and stop tho
irritation and Inflammation. while
tho creosots goes on 10 the stomach.
Is absorbed into tho blood. attacks
tho seat Of the trouble and checks
the growth OF the germs.
Crcomulsiou Is guaranteed salts.
factory in the treatment OF persist
snt coughs and colds. bronchial
asthma, bronchitis and other forms
OF respiratory diseases, md - cz'
csiient for building up tho system
after colds or flu Money refunded
IL any cough or cold Is not relieved
after taking according TO directions.
Ask your druggist. CTcomubion
Company, Atlanta, Ga.
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FIND CURE FOR
TREES ILLS
Medicine Injected in Tree
Trunks Is New Plan

AUBURN. Cal. oct is.-suecem
which has attended a new method
OF treating Ills Of fruit trees was
reported hero IN an address before
tho tlfh annual Placer County Fruit
1rowcra' association. By Professor e.
u. IIpman. OF the University OF Cal.
fprnia.
Telling % experiments IN tho In
lection Of chemicals into the trunks
Of fruit trees. Professor Llpmnn said
that tho process, while attn IN It's
infancy, holds great possibilities for
tho future.
During tho last year. he said. 800
lemon trees near Maxwell were treat
I'll successfully Tor chIorusH by tho
injection of ferrous sulphnte into
their trunks Al thrss trees. which
had been marked for pulling out.
now arc thriving and healthy hc
said
Defects o. apparatus and kind o.
chemicals used has prevented sue
cess Ia previous experiment., Of This
kind. tho professor said Under pr
tlpmaus system, hole b bored
about three quarters Of tho way thru
tho trunk. 80 that ho 10 sure Of tap
ping the conducting tissue a Elnss
tube Is inserted m the hol6 and
sealed with a specially prepared AJAX.
To this tube Is attached a ANAL rub
usr hose. leading 90 a bottle rsser'
yolr placed AZ about the height Of
tho tree top Tho chemical n thea
introduced into the tree.
Chiorosls. Or. Lpmnn pointed out.
4 caused by lack OF iron. and tho
condition caused by this deficiency
makes u Impossible 20 bring about
Ha remedy thru the soil. Ia tho
same manner. attempts 10 spray the
trees with iron solution have been
unsuccezsfui.
The professor described work row
being done in combating pear blight
and insect pests thru Infection. Tree
| treated with n solution OF poison not
strong enough 20 harm them were
freed OF npht-. ho ssld. Remedies Of
/ this sort. now moro or less in tbs
experimental stage. promise great
success after further development
he declared.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-16
MAGNIN STORE.
FOR SEATTLE
Women'S Apparel Shop viii
Locate on Fifth Ave.

Already the operators Of seven
exclusive womon's shops IN CalIfor-
mia. / Nlaguin 4 Co announced by
wire from san Francisco Thursday,
that they would open a Seattle
branch on July /. 1880 Tho lease
for the location at frifth ave and
Union II. was signed Wednesday,
Tho storo will bo IN tho new
Skinner building at that location.
construction OF which was started
this week The womcn's shop will
occupy half OF tho ground floor
space. including all OF the Union IT.,
company OF Seattle. ls entertaining
frontage.
The remaining half Of tho store
will be occupied BY a huge theater
whose entrance VIII be on Firth
ave. with a number OF small shops
underneath. The building Is being
erected by the Iifth Avenue Build.
ing Co.. which sub leased the prop.
erty from the Metropolitan Building
Co.
The Magnin store will INC also a
good part OF tho five upper stories
Of tho building. II n said that
their establishment here will sur.
pass IN sizo that OF any OF their
other stores In tho South,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-16
Main Street

j. l. Long, wood Pipe manu-
facturcr. cropping his way 10 Bal.
lard. Thomas W. Nash. merchant.
crossing at Fourth and Union,
Johnny Walker. transfer man.
wandering south ON First ave,
J. Il. Witherspoon. manugactur-
or. finding his way thru tho fog
on Pike ~ Edward Tndolph.
looking FOR the white building In
the fog. DIR. Frederick Slyficld.
physician. hunting for tho Cobb
building. Roger Sands. hard,
wood merchant. HUNTING for
Fourth ave, AZ Cherry ~ George
Rourk, insurance. looking for the
Dexter Horton building A. Kris.
Jefferson, milk merchant. trying
20 locate The Olympic Hotel In
the fog. John l. Hall, engineer,
inauiring for tho crossing AZ
Fourth and Union. H. j. Brown.
mayor. asking "A policemen 90
show him the city hail
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penny. Some OF the. routes extend
up to rs miles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-16
Why Dates Are Broken

GONE of the big stores of the city provide along with their
other excellent service, appointment book which stays
In the ladies' waiting Here young may leave
word in her handwriting why she unable TO keep
The appointment for lunch and mother may put father wise
why she could not wait longer Dentist left in
condition for lunch Win you tonight" is message
that adge left for Jack Dad baby has swallowed token;
had TO rush home" is the way that mother lets dad
that she will not keep the appointment help him pick
tie Gould not raise the dough for license viii have to
wait till Sunday is the way Billy broke the 10 Edie
that either the wedding the automobile ride would have
10 be postponed.
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(AdYcrtlHcmentl
WOMAN NEARLY INSANE

II wua nervous, could not sleep,
melancholy and nearly insane at
times" says Mrs. r, a, Saunders, OF
III u. Depot ST., Knoxville, Tenn.
After being In this condition nearly
three years, saw Lydia H. Pink.
hams Vegetable Compound advcr'
tiscd and took H. II made mo n
well woman. / gained % lbs In
weight and haven't had n bit OF
trouble since, ] hope II will do an
much for other women Rs IL has for
mo" Lydin u. pinEhnm's Ncge,
table Compound rs thoNono depend
able remedy for female Ills.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-16

Oysters IN season. Try them fried
at Boldts. popular prices.l-Adver.
tisement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-16
Grocers to Have
Riddles Frolic

A Riddles costume rail IN which
dignified Krocers will doft white
aprons and don Juvenile attire. will
feature the harvest festival 10 IN
given October IS in tho Eagles
auditorium by tho Seattle Retail
GrocorB' association.
Another attraction II 10 deter.
mine. by vote. tho most popular
man and girl in Seattle. Mrs. w.
=. Bnrnhart was said TO be leading
TOR feminine honors Friday with
A. w. Leonard and worrall Wilson
neck.and.neck for masculine honors.
The affair viii DO open 20 the
public.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-16
nARS DANCES FORBIDDEN

MILWAUKEE. Oct. l6.-tBy o..
p.l--"Modern barn dances are SO
hot that the fire hazard Ia too
great" was the dlctum OF the county
board judiciary committee, when II
recommended that tho application OF
Frank Joachim. farmer, for license
to hold n dance, bo denied.
Tho license will not BIO allowed
II there is any hay in the barn, ;"
the committeeman said in expressing
tho opinion that there was no aHsur'
anco modern sheiks and ultra'mod'
crn flappcr would refrain from
smoking In the hay.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-16
SEES CHURCHES, PROFIT

FERGUS FALLS, MINI. oct. 10.
by u. P)-Tho church should
study tho psychology OF the thcatcr
and tho moving picture hoBo to
discover why these places draw ca.
paclty crowds, Rev. Roy l.. Smith,
pastor Of the Simpson Methodist
church, Minneapolis, declared at n
Methodist conference here.
"The snmo psychology turned TO
the profit OF holy causes will get ro.
suits for us" Rov. Smith declared,