The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 5, 1922, Page 14

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The United «is to raine $2,000,000 before Jan. 1, 1923, which| Enumclaw fund will be used with the $1,000,000 | received from the Laura Spelman Reekefeller fund for the establish ment of seven women's Christian colleges in the Ortent | Many cities have already mised Il Will Talk |their quota. Seattle must still make}. ~ 3 e | Wednesday night. Professor Shoell,|_ showing of $4,000, while the en Freesome” on an aching corn, in Rheims Cathedral | eno tas studios tne art of Gothic|tire mate han @ considerable sum to|S&hUy that corn stops hurting, then hele Cathedral” will be| and Roman windows abroad, will {1-| Collect before reaching ite quota of /*hortly you lift it right Off with 5 Ongers. Truly! 25, nembers of the committee et of a talk by Prof. Frank | lustrate his lecture with lantern | $25,000 members of the committee! vour druggist salle & tiny bottle of at a meeting of the Alliance des. “Freezone” fo cents, sufficient a0. Mra, T. J. Moore, 1024 First ave.|,) hres! yscurage ye te N. W., is treasurer of the state), ___—} fund, while Mrs, Frank P. Gardner, 504 Boren ave., is chairman of the A a ay city financial committee. Mre Moore and Mrs Gardner are in} » Painted Woodwork CLEAN °s::5. :0o osu tor int Gare! | Mothers to Watch tian college cause Clean wooden floors, linoleum, <=!" ‘Ob, Mrs. Brown, I have been | tile, marble, concrete, with SAPOLIO | Francaise in the Y. W. C. A. hall the toes, and the oreness or irrita: at wanting to see you. Jim wants me to go to the football game next Bat Horlicks ORIGINA Harold play.” Malted Milk just today. The boy wants me to go and see him, but I was timid about going alone. ‘Those yelling, The Original Food-Drink for All | want to go alone, either, The boys ‘Lunchet Home Officea F. MaltedGrainExtractiaPow- | there days. I would like to see some dere Tablet forms. 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