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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-27

mary methods Of Seattle public
schools. November 18th. "Gotre,"
by Dr. Byron r. King. Miss Ella
Ericsson and Miss Lillian Jones arc
members Of tho program commit.
tee.
As November sian Is Chrdrcna
Book Week. the public welfare dc.
parimsnt ia conjunction with the
Literature Committee of the Fed.
GRAFTON, VIII sponsor a morning
matinee lot children a. the Colum.
hia thcatcr on SATURDAY. November
i4th Films viii be shown which
haya been made from famous chill.
dren'H books, on The afternoon Of
that day pantomims OF the book.
singing Feathcrs viii be given
By a group OF The Campfire Girls
under the direction Of Mrs. Mary
Gissiing and sponsored by these
two groups % the federation. A
committee from the department
was appointed on Monday 10 &C..
cure m auditorium for the per.
formancc: these include Sins. John
Mason, Mrs, T H. shaw ana Mlrs.
John shea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-27
Elaine Culliton Is Bride

Mr. and Mrs, Charles c. Cuuiton
~ Seattle announce the marriage o.
their daughter Elaine. 20 Mr. George
Howard Rumhcrgcr or HoutEdale,
Pa. on Monday, October 10, In
walla Walla,
Mrs. Rumberger Is a graduate Of
The University % Washington and a
member OF Alpha y. Delta sorority,
Mr. Rumhergrr attended tho same
institution and is affiliated with Sig
ma chi fraternity.
After a trip thru Eastern Wash
ington and Idaho. Mr.. and Mrs
Rumberger viii be az home In Spo-
kAne
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I N3DietandHe
. e. By Lulu Hunt Peters, MD
'''6,.r 4a0,s,s Jet dAs9aA asdDSety fer EEair0'
.lu Hunt Peters, MD

not well. However. you get mcP ]
mean that II IS highly important
to have some good vigorous excr-
else every day. Any system OF re-
ductlon that does not build up the
whole system and make one feel
better while doing II. Is not good
system.
The more you can exercise the
better. but 10 to IS minutes Of
systematic. vigorous exercise day
will do the work.
Any setting-up the 4. f. II.
called them up-settingi exercises
will do. The magazines and tho
daily papers frequently give good
articles on exercising. Everyone
knows what the sctting.up exercises
are. See your doctor II you arc
very fat; perhaps you should not
exercise too strenuously.
Begin gradually md increase tho
number Of your movements slowly,
or you will suffer Swimming Is
the best all round exercise. but not
ali can avail themselves of that.
Golf rs excellent. Walking with n
long. brisk stride Is wonderfully
good. but unfortunately large
number Of overweight people have
serious trouble with their feet. Flat
feet are not at all uncommon
among them. I shall talk OF the
mechanical devices for reducing in
the next article.
For your diet tomorrow have n
similar menu to the one | gave
you yesterday. Those OF you who
are very short may have TO stay
on 1000 CTS day TO reduce about
two pounds week. You taller
ones may have 1000 or so.
Send in your most embarrassing
moment
Tonnrrott---'Tbose Galorips'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-27
NO-HoSt Dinner
Party Arranged

\ no-host dinner arranged FOR sat.
urday evening az tho Seattle Golf
Club will include Mr. and Mrs. Fer
gus McRec. Mr., aud Mrs, Walter Nc.
Evan Tomkins, Mr. and Mrs Theo,
dorc owens. Mr., aud Mrs Lawrence
Arnold and Mr.. and Mrs Edward
Agncw OF Everett.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-27
Mrs. RiHehdrt
ERteftaiRS

To honor Mrs r. +, Trcngove, Of
Los Angeles. and Mrs W Il. Watts.
% Mexico. who are guests of MIS-.
r. W. Johnston. at her home az
Medina, Mrs W. w Rinehart. Jr.
entertained with small luncheon NJ
her homo today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-27
Don't Neglect
that COUGH

il never pays TO neglsets cough.
II does not pay, sithsr, TO try
10 stop II with a remedy which
your doctor might not approve.
PERTUSsIN is proven rem
edy that has been prescribed sue
csssfully for twenty years In tho
treatment Of all harmful coughs,
including whooping cough.
PERTUSSIN soo,hes the
cough spasm, helps to clear tho
air passages Of sticky, germ-laden
mueus and reduces the infism-
nation. II Is entirely free from
injurious or hsbit-forming drugs.
Sold by all druggists in large
and small bottles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-27
DIFFERENTIATION
BUREAU MEETING

The Representatives Of the Amsrl.
eanization Bureau will meet on
Wednesday. October rs. in tho blue
room OF Moves cafeteria. There will
be board meeting at 70 O'Clock
followed By the regular meeting At
1880 o'clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-27
Music
Slay Singer Proves
Sensation
ny LOTIST RAYMOND OWNS


Maria kusnku. famed I,uH7iRn
oploratup soprano 10 am artist nov
10 this country, who made nor de-
but before "a Seattle audience az tho
Plymouth congregational church
Loot evening ana won uu over
WhrimlBg ovation Mime. kurauko
has been acclaimed one Of Europe
greatest singers and her singing
was indeed worthy Of only the
highest praise. Her nth American
appearance Was her local engage
mrnt lust night and N her recop-
ton here h. foreI-nnrr Of COM
ina tdumphH. fh6 viii indeed DO
one ~ tho most popular concert
artists ON the stage today.
Mime. kuruuk0 has "a oolorBtura
o. superior quality Altho hers ~
not d powerful voice II r. one Of
tho most exquisite quality. flexible
and ever true 10 pitch She sings
with tho greatest Of ease and as
Hurance, and there are no technical
or ford passages too difficult for
her 10 master she has keen
musical insight and sings with a
fineHe that could not help but
please the most critical Her plRnls-
simo waH delightful and her re-
markGble control OF her voice in
all registers was perfection itself
Combined with her wonderful voice
Is personality that should carry
her far along The road 10 success.
The artists program. hltho not
varied was an interesting one. Her
singing ot the aria from the Bar
hlcrc Do Seville. Mryerbrer's norld
shadow Dance" and Lily slrick-
lands 20. Ny Lover H. n Fisher
man winning her tho most en-
thunasuc praise. tho last two be-
ing repeated "Pur dicesu" By
i,ottl, "Menutt' by Muttini and
LconcSvailo's "Scrcnado Franchise"
also won high favor.
Two numbers by Mhaseuct, ia
Recontrr' and Regrets de MBHan."
You Brought Nc Flowers" by 81
jacobson, tho artists uccompanist
and maria Wicgenlisd" wero other
numbers delightfully."- interpreted
Tho cloang group Of songs In
tluded Daromslgy's sixteen Years"
Russian Song by Dargomisky. two
numbers called 'liomanco" By
Tschslkowsky, and as "A hitting clonc
"Nalse dc rOperR" by G0uuod
Mime kurenko was repeatedly re-
called and responded with many
pleasing cncorra.
Myron jacobson provided excel
lent accompaniment for the singer,
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Mrs. Farrell
EHtertaiRS at Luncheon

Mrs, J, H. Farrell entertained az
luncheon on Monday al The olympic
In honor % Mrs. Dorothy u, Car
ruthcrs OF New York and Mrs. G.. \.
NJ, Gator 81 Victoria, u, C.. who
have been In town FOR "A few days
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-27
POETRY CLUB

Tho Seattle Chapter. American
Literary Society Poetry club will
meet on the mezzaninc floor OF tho
Seattle hotel. Wednesday evening.
October rs.
Or. william l.. Hall. president OF
the club, ~ill talk on Chimes
Opera" and Mrs Lucille IcCisrca.
who IS shortly 10 leave FOR Cailfor.
MIA. will present original aongH
Anyone interested ia welcome.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-27
LORRAINE SOCIAL CLUn

The Lorraine Social club will meet
on "wednesday, October IS. at 2
O'Clock with Mrs EdnR Dyke, 5g2 ".
Roy Mrs Matte Loffncss and Mn.
Henrietta Sparrow viii assist tho
hostess. Az Eastern Stars invited
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-27
'LEGIgLATIVE DErAHrMENT

| LEGisLATINE DEPARTMENT
/ PROTEETB PROJECT
AZ a meeting n the legislative rel
grafton 20 the EAltlr Federation VI
. WumrH clubs. hold Friday. b. HBa
voted 20 send a "a, 10 tho National
I Geographic society for Sympathetic
Intervention and AID ln tho effort 90
save the beauties OF Lake ChrIau
from rpoliatian."
] The letter DO part says. I'm view
|of tho fact that the National Geo
l Eaphr a9cloty is familiar with the
Iphyaigll wonders, md realizes more
fully than amy other 6rFanizsd iunu-
/ olro iu This country the iuosr.mable
value Of tho Lake Chslun region az
/ q playground and sauit0rium rite Tor
poaieriiy, ihF appeal is made
THE railway plan TO raise the
waters ~ tho lake twenty-one feet
win wipe out nearly all the present
available camping grounds. because
0f the peculiar conformation OF the
lake shores" the letter states. An
overflow such az h proposed win
I KIN the existing frlnEes N vegetation
and trees N the trees arc cut. the
result viii be- "a dcE0latcd scene Of
/, siumDs ana debris. rehppoRHng after
each subsistence Of the flood waters
Such n prospect brings In ~ wake
tho certain development Of the mos
quito nuisance and maybe other in
sanitary and postilential problems.
'"Tbe state or Washington has
three Ercut and distinguishing
Iattrctlons lowered her by Mother
Nature Lake Chelan. with It's forty
lnflowlng troutbrecding streams and
~ wonderful glacial feeders. Mount
Rainier and Lake Crescent. The two
latter are preserved for al time from
industrial vandalism"
Signing the communication were
Mr5 J. NJ Thatcher. chairman: Mrs.
Charles - w Raymond, secretary.
Mrs Ewing j.. Colyln. Mrs John
Trumbull. Mrs Ida Root McKcr-
cher Airs, Ida r. Miller. Mrs Ethel
W. Cox. Mrs, NettIs ~ Chlttenden.
Mrs. 8. Leyiuson, Mrs Jane John
ston, Mrs Francis Il, Hin, Mrs. wal
ter Dcnch, Mrs samuel Schneider
land Mrs J.. a. Coolidge.
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mrs. O'Shed FW Honor Guest at Luncheon,
BI7deS-Eiect to BE Complimented

Mrs. RICHARD O'siasA will en-.
Nl tryiaiu with a luncheon Thurs.
.Y aucuoSs at the boulevard Inn
Boz honor ut her house guest. Mrs,
Elizabeth GlcudenuBg Cummings. OF
Spokane
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-27
EXERCISE

II is highly important that while
you diet 20 consume and dissolve
sour fat, that you exercise to give
tone 10 md strengthen your flabby
muscles. 10 better o1ygennte and
accelerate the blood 40 that n can
wash out tho tissues, 10 stimulate
Iihe internal sccrotlons which hnyc
perhaps been undernctiyc, 70 in
,lRorate tho central nervous syn.
iem, and 20 help break down the
I4i.
l have said that very fully but
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-27
Campfire Girls Personal

Mrs Wilbur Conan win Leave this
evening for Spokane. where rho win
Welt for a week.
alr Henry HibbaTd returned sun
day from a trip East,
AirF. Fred Deunstf. who has been
spending the summer ia Seattle. left
Monday 10 Join sir bennett a. their
home Ia Washington. u. q.
Dr. and Mra walter r. w0olIsy
have returned from q trip East
Mrs Gilbert Skinner and girs
Gerald Shannon left Monday Tor
Spokane. on weeks visit.
Mrs. 4. J. Hssler. who has been
the guest OF HrA Frances Single
ton for several weeks. viii leave
"wednesday night FOR her home fl
Hinsdale, I'M.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-27
MEETING WILL BE HELD
~ TACOMA

Mrs. Victor II. Malstrom, state
president OF tho Congress or Par.
rnts and Teachers, announces a
meeting Of the state board OF man.
ayers In tho Jason LEO Intermediate
School. corner Of sprague and Sixth
ave. Tacoma. Wash. Friday morn.
ing, october 20 at 9 o'clock. This
meeting ls IN connection with the
annual state conference OF the
Washington Education Association
and is "A courtesy extended TO the
Pnrent-Teachcr Association by the
officers OF tho educators group.
The board meeting win adjourn
long enough to hear the address OF
the national president OF the ". r.
A. Miss Mary Mcskimmon OF
Massachusetts,
Al elected state officers. heads
OF state departments, and county
divisions and councils are summon.
"a TO this meeting.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-27
DAUGHTERS OF
VETERANS

Clara Barton Tent win have a Hal.
lowccn entertainment in Veterans
Han. Wednesday October Is. Din.
ner az 8 O'Clock, will be followed by
a program and cards al O'Clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-27
DINNER At MOUNT
BAKER CHURCH

The Mount Baker Park Commun'
ity Presbyterian Church viii have
n dinner for the benefit Of the
church on Thursday evening, Octo.
Der 20, from 10 o'clock. The
dining room will be in chnrge OF
Mrs. A. Il. Schneider
Reservations may be made with
Mrs. g, c. Dose. BEacn.OGsS. and
Mrs. J. 4. Duncan, BEacn.3575.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-27
CARD

The Ladies' Auxiliary 20 tho Broth.
rrhood OF Locomotive Engineers will
give "a card party Wednesday. oc,
tober sS,at o'clock, IN the NJ. T. II.
A. hall. 1884, First ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-27
LrNNEA AUXILIARY

LTNNEA AUXILIARY
Llnura Auxiliary viii meet with
Mrs. Hanna Olson, 40ii Woodland
Park Ave. Thursday, October 90.
at S o'clock Cards. Members aud
friends invited.
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Tomorrow-Tbose Galleries!
Copyright, 1925. by
The George Matthew Adams Service.

MY dear followers:
when sending for material adj
dress your letters 10 DR.. Lulu Hunt
Peters. care OF George Matthew
Adams Service, $50 Park ave. New
York city Plenae remember TO en-
close STAMPED. SELF-ADa
DRESSED envelope bearing your
full name and address. The pam
phlct on reducing and gaining Is
The only one FOR which you must on.
close TEN cents IN stamps cXtra.
Make letters NJ brief as possible.
NOT OVER 200 WORDS, and type or
make them leRlbly with Ink Please
sign your name aH evidence Of good
fnith-wo viii not use II IN my
way. Hemombsr " In impossible for
me 10 diagnose for you. Tho quos.
tionB you nHk viii BIO answered In
this column AZ soon ms possible, u
they arc Of general interest Don't
forget tho STAMPED, SELF-AD-
DRESSED ENVELOPE
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Luncheon for
Mrs. Huston

b To honor Mrs. Huston. wife of the
'sl1lght Rev. Arthur r. Huston. bishop
az Olympia. Mrs. Josiah Collins viii
entertain at luncheon on Wednesday
afternoon at the Sunset Club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-27
Hosts at Buffet Supper

Mr., and Mrs, Victor Eltendahl viii
entertain with a buffet supper at
their home Wednesday evening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-27
pLANNING RuMAIAGE sALE

PLANNING RUMMAGE SALE
The Seattle Business and Pro-
fessional Women's Clubs are plan
ming 10 hold "a rummAgo sale in
November. the date and place 10 be
announced later. Members who
have contributions are asked 10
communicate at once with Mrs
Grcttie Nahcr, 22I Broadway n,
CApiu-2i24.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-27
WISCONSIN
GoLpENRop CLUE

The Wisconsin Goldenroi Club
VIII meet IN the Masonic clubrooms
Arcade building. on Wednesday. Oc,
iober ss BoN luncheon az 1870
o'clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-27
BALLARD l. o =

Ballard Ladies' % the Elka Will
entertain the Bremcr,on ladies OF
the Elks on Wednesday afternoon.
october Is, in Eixs' har.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-27
Entertains al Dinner

Sir. and Mrs Keith Fiskcn enter,
taincd at dinner last evening al the
home Of Mrs. F'isken's parents. Mr.
and Mrs Alexander r. McEwan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-27
DANCING PARTY

Women % Mooschcart Legion viii
give a dance Wednesday evening.
october Is, az o'clock. az Moose
temple,
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CARD PARTY

Alpha Auxiliary. No, I. to Local
ISL, viii give card party wcdnss.
day evening. october Is. At sis
o'clock AZ 1918 First ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-27

Jack LaNier provides comedy by
the monologue route with a big sur.
prise which puts him ov,r."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-27

HALLOWEEN DANCE
Olympic Heights club viii enter,
tain with It's annual Halloween
dance Saturday evening. October 81.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-27
Bridge Luncheon
PLANNED

Mrs. W. E. Gould Is entertaining
with bridge luncheon at her home
on Thursday afternoon. Eight tables
VIII be In play.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-27

Terrell Glesting is directing r..
hearEals,
Ar. Harper himself will be in Sc
attic November - and l4 and will
attend tho performance. A reunion
of ssalth Eypsies. including any
sealth girl who still believes IN
fairies ana in sealth magic. Will DO
held aboard ship on Friday evening.
November 70.
The guardians training course
win meet on Monday evening. from
TO TO 800. and Wednesday morn.
ing. from 900 20 1870. and will
learn wood. blocking and ftenciling.
New members Of the course during
tho past week are MrB. Kate NJ
Land, Esther Woodford, Myrtice
Van Camp. Harriet Hatwig. Mrs.
y. G. Campbell. Mrs. A. L. Valen.
tine and Mrs. Lawrence Lortis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-27

an guardians DO tho Garfield dls
'rIot whose group attends either
Grade rChool or hlEh school are
asked % meet with Miss Freaa Lib.
hso NJ the Campfire portable ~ the
ilgmc" Mann school ON Wednesday,
October ~, az $40 ., m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-27
Women's Clubs

BALLARD HIGH
PIT a
ballard nah school PIT. 4. win
meet "wednesday, udrber ss. nt 2
O'Clock, 0t the Hehcoi Tie bust
ness meeting viii be followed by a.
talk on Fire Prevention by Cap
tain s. = sansilow, two musical
numbers and am address by ca.
superintendent r. - Cooper
THiMBIE CLUB
Seattle Woodcr6ft Thimblr Club
No as, viii have a bazaar a. 4. u.
a.. " han, sl day Wednesday,
october 2S A home cooked dinner
viii b served from ~ until 2
o'clock
HOME SEWING CLUE
ladies OF the q. a. II. Home
sewing Club viii visit tho home of
Mrs. Netto Kennedy. $500 Evan.
Fton ave, Wednesday October 49,.
Luncheon AZ noon viii hs followed
by "a business meeting
LADIES' GROTTO CLUB
ladies' Gro,to club viii meet at
the Federated clubhouse, wednes.
day, October rs. ~ s o'clock
Roll call Movie star. plano
solos by Master Niles Sawyer lu
Whispering Waves" 90 Flower
Song. address by W. j. Drum,
monds OF the Producers Distribut
ing association. on Tho Motion
Picture Industry plano duet Poet
and Peasant Overture. Mrs, julius
Day and Mrs Fred sloyh: dance
special hy Miss potiy Gage: vocal
selection. Londonderry Airs" al
Would God l Were a Tender Ap.
pie Blossom. 90 God Touched tho
Rose" Alma Holman KEN, nc,
companled by Miss Mildred barron:
lantern slide lecture by Air, Russell,
superintendent ~ the water depart
mont on Seattle Water supply;
community singing. led hy VIM, l.
Cooper. Hostcsscs, Mrs, W H.
Guidcr. Mrs, Charles 4. Davis and
Mrs. O. l. Nltcl Husbands viii
b. guests and members may bring
friends,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-27
PRE- SHOWING AT
CORNISH

Under tho direction Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Burton James, thero viii be n
prs.showing OF Tho Enchanted Cot.
tagc" on Wednesday evening. Octo.
ber IS. at $40 O'Clock, in the Cor.
nIgh School OF tho Theatcr
CLUB CHORUS
Tho chorus OF tho Woman's Cen.
fury Club will meet Wednesday
morning. October 2s. at 10 O'Clock
in the dining room Of the club
house for rehearsal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-27

SINGING FEATHERS
TO BE GIVEN
Tho pantomlms, Singing Fcath'
srs." by MIR Theodore Harper. Will
he given by the Campfire Girls on
Saturday. November u. Mira May
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-27

The 1maradsris librag, II begin.
ming % have all the marks of a real
library with IS alphabetical file and
lts system OF number books and ii8
long accession iist-22O books are
now listed Tho library board Of the
Campfire Girls has been working
buslly on Saturdays arranging tho
books and planning a systematic way
Of handling them. Campfire Girls
and guardians are asked 10 turn IN
tho names Of books which they BE-.
lievs should be IN an ideal Campfire
library, for as soon as the flo Is
complete for tho books now in the
library. new books win be added.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-27
cALENDAR ~ AcTIvITIEs

WednesdaY, Octosr 20 saQlI5O,
suardiaus' training r0urEc.
Friday. october 39-II1lIowscn
party ~ ship. TAO. Admission. 25c
SATURDAY, October al-9 o. m..
riding ciasT. 1912. orchestra prac.
tlce. Q a. m. 10 ( y. M craft work
under Miss Pesgy Hazards direc,
ilon.
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Dr. and Mra walter r w0oIlsy
have returned from trip East
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-20
DUCO HOLDS BEAUTY
MORE THAN 3 YEARS

There is only one Duco," states
Louis r. Roth. of the Roth Bros.
Garage, ~and that is Dupont Duco.
Many people are of the opinion that
Duco is the name of a way or method
of applying a finish but it is not.
Duco, from the Latin word, / lead.
is a product that has oeen evolved
from cotton by the Dupont company
and is secret patented finish that
may be applied over wood, metal,
stone or fabric. 1t is a cellulose COM
position which produces an unrivalled
finish on automobiles.
There are hundreds Of products
on the market that arc of a somewhat
similar nature but there is only one
Duco and it is Dupont Duco, a pro-
duct Of the Dupont company. For
years the Dupont company has con
Quoted extensive research work and
the reward was Duco. Only few re-
finishing stations have qualified TO
apply it and the Roth Bros. Garage
~ probably the largest and most COM
plcte in the Southwest. In the equip
ment Of the Roth Bros. Garage is
included the latest and most modern
machinery for the use of removing the
Old paint. This is known as the
sand blasting machine and removes
the old paint by the friction of glass
silica sand under air pressure of 50
pounds. No chemicals or acids are
used thus insuring n clean base on
which printing material may be ap-
piled without fear of chemical reac-
ton causing trouble in a few months.
The latest type Of Duco spraying guns
and small spot guns arc used. An
air is washed and filtered before used
in spraying, insurins q clean smooth
finish. the cost Of Duco work is low.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-20

steel, the finest and strongest spring steel
known to engineerin9-in this new-day
car every leaf in each spring is genuine
Chrome Vanadium, exactly the same
material you will find in the worlds
finest automobiles!
Compare this $595 Overland masterpiece
with any other ight-car on today's
market. We challenge any owner In
America to point out wherein it can be
duplicated for quality or for up-to-th the
minute equipment, or for do!Iar-for-
dollar value.
Step in and see this car. Stand aside
it, note the beauty of it. Examine it
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81 weeks or more for the balance. Trade
in your present car as part payment.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-20
RITy A DURANT

BUY A DURANT.
Lieutenant William d. Old, who re-
Gently completed his flying course
here, is the proud owner Of new
sport model Durant touring car.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-20
I CARLOADS OF NEW
BUCKS FOR VICTORIA

One proof of good business in the
Victoria territory is that Mike Scott,
Buick dealer of that city, ordered
seven carloads of new Buick cars
while in San Antonio last week. He
wanted immediate delivery on the
cars, but was able to secure only
seven cars. Everyone in that terri
tory is optimistic over conditions and
plan for a great fall and winter, he
said. while in the Alamo City.
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