Dear Miss Grey Readers Questioning Auto Licenses and War Relief
A reader asks if auto licenses bought in December 1918 cover only six months and expire March 1 1919, requiring a new license after a short period. Belgians clothing donations are accepted and should go to the Empire Building basement. A sailor complains the navy was omitted from thanks lists and urges acknowledgment. A reader clarifies preparedness parades aimed to rouse support against Germany.
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Newspaper Enterprise Association
Hamilton Certels
Jane Lorimer
Deak
Lorimer
Arevel
Orever
Tony
Daddy
New York
London
Paris
Certeis
Miss Grey
Europe
United States
Jed
U. S Navy
Goa
Daniela
Baker
Mr. Schwab
U. S
San Francisco
Mexico
Germany
Extensive Discounted Goods List Highlights Bargain Offers
A long catalog of reduced items across categories. Embroidered pillow cases and linen cloths lead a wide stock including belts suits pajamas purses umbrellas silk stockings robes and hats. Brands include Mignon perfumes and Goodrich hot water bottles with prices from 25c to 25.00 offering seasonal apparel home goods and gifts.
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Confessions OF
Biride
Leslie M. Shaw
Secretary of the Treasury
Iowa
Tates
Vicential
Chas. A
John L. Clemre
Shiloh
Court of Claims
Ashington
Woodrow Wilson
Publc
Seattle
Press of Health
Hood
Empire Mortgage Loan Co
Second Avenue and
Pike Street
Morocco
FLOOR
Smirnoff
Congress
Cape Street
Buster Brown
Silk Sox
Goodrich
Wool and Cotton Union
Washington Maid
Bondeaux