The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 20, 1925, Page 10

CYNTHIA GREY pence RIVES Many Letters Sent oll | | INTO AMERICA oreign-Born ( tizens Here “Broken-Hearted Should Be Guided by Mother Instinct, Advises One Woman BY CYNTHIA GREY AGENCIES BRING THEM IN vs Repeat- | Immigrat and lald at death months. Sine worships the She is ertainly ru heart 3 Ke guided by your mother tn stinet \ man that é . man is te ! to let the world know he ix so selfish, They're all alike when it comes to that I have had not only my own case to judge by, but two or three others besides. I hope your life turns out as well as Pearl Oil in a portable oil heater is a necessary auxiliary to replace and furnace: warmth where you WANT it at the touch of a match! Pearl Oil is the Standard Oil Company’s kerosene specially refined and re-refined! Clean burning, 79 oily odor—and it won't corrode the heater! Ask for “Pearl Oil” by name, STANDARD OIL COMPANY (California) and it would | rien! and mop all the i wash the 5 and dishes of our humble American homes, — Fellow sufferingly your ARGUS | MISSING RELA TIVES | | The Star inviles Ite renders to use this | department ae an ald in finding missing iatives or friends, The depart | to help in reuniting those whe have (oe veparated. Those whose relatives or friends are missing are Invited to the disappearance directly to The Atar. Readers who may know the whereabouts of persons mentioned In this ostnmn aa minting so requested also to report to to reproduce sich Items ne will interest | thele readors, oe MRS, JANE, BROWN | by J. CG. RUNYAN of Deputy Sheriff Willam E | fey has been ash | MAY SCUDDER » | tho, who in inter {nan ° to have left here In 1904 or 1905 in Graford, Texas. 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