The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 8, 1924, Page 3

WUESDAY, JULY S, 1924 startling to all persons In any promise to marry what you can give her? this out before marriage should tell you why. P.S.-Tree Tea _ qpetsevery taste in tea Your letter is just one more proof of the exalted place ‘the diamond occupies in modern romance and, unfortu ——— = ————— a =| nately, it takes all the real romance out of much moder love-making nN + "I The BETTER BARBER SHOP me ge LADY OPERATORS Muggins Gives irre ats aiiticaes call AT Information on Monday, Wed: 4 1212 FIRST AVENUE Dear M 1 column ; CUTS 50¢ and SB 50e¢ £ LP A rs from 18 t ‘p Balloon with Each r ndhog welg Kiddy’s Halr Cut from 8 to ' - mfortable em MUGGINS THE TRAPPER . o "i t YRS d cu it w 4 Appearance to! . = = as They Please at tot ae Dear Miss G wr 7 not pu' t sf me 1 complexion rt , A. 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