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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-03-29
AUCTION SALE
ValQablGPPODGPty
ON ALAKEA STREET
4
ON SATURDAY. APRIL g.
ON SATURDAY, APRIL g..
AT 70 O'CLOCK NOON,


At my salesroom, 65 Queen street, 1
will sell at Public Auction by order
of DR.. Geo. Herbert, the following
valuable property
Lot A.-2S.5 feet On Alakea street,
95.3 feet on makai boundary, 27.5 at
rear and 954 feet on lane. Area 1868
square feet. This is the property on
which DR.. Herbert's new office is stu
ated. There is room for another
building in addition to this elegant
office building.
This property will be offered at an
upset price of $4,000.
A tenant offers to lease this lot for
years at monthly rental of 500.
Lot B.-Adioining above lot and
now occupied by DR.. Herbert as a
residence s2.5 feet On Alakea street,
05 feet deep and us at rear. Area
| 1909 square feet.
This lot will be offered at an upset
price of $35, 1000
Terms cash Deeds at purchasers
expense.
For further particulars apply to
JAS. F. MORGAN.
AUCTIONEER
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sAT.ARy AND MILEAGE.

SALAE1 AND MILEATE,
when the United States swallowed
Hawaii Mr.. Wilcox appears to have
gone down the wrong way."-Richmond
News.
He will probably right himself when
he has been thoroughly fabricated with
congressional salary and mileage.-Chi-
cago Record.
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A VALENTINE.

People who are inclined to turn up
their classic noses when Chicago is
mentioned will take notice that modest
and shrinking little Chi is the only
city that got Carrie Nation for a valen-
tine.-Chicago Record.
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AUCTION SALE
OF
Residence Properly,
ON PROSPECT STREET.
ON SATURDAY, APRIL 6,
AT IL O'CLOCK NOON.

At my salesroom, IS Queen street, 1
will sell at Public Auction a fine piece
of property on Prospect street.
Frontage of 1875 feet on Prospect
street, 10 feet on Waikiki boundary,
10 feet at rear, $50 feet on Eva side.
Contains 1888 square feet. Lot is
sufficient size to divide into 3 fine lots.
$4,000 can remain on mortgage at Z
per cent. Healthy situation command
ing an uneXcelled view
Further particulars apply to
JAS. F. MORGAN,
AUCTIONEER
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Taroena Food

"stays down" and gives you relief that
no other prepared food can. DR.. Soule,
the well-known surgeon on the S. s.
Australia" for many years, says that
in all his experience he has never found
food half as useful to him as Taroena.
He has written an article on seasick-
ness appearing in a recent number Of
the Call in which he endorses Taroena
highly for the use of seasick pas
sengers.
Taroena is. a complete food. 1t is
without peer as a food for making
thin people fat, twill produce several
pounds a week and build up the ema-
ciated man or woman and bring them
into perfect physical condition. If your
stomach is weak it will tone it up. 1t
is both a medicine and food. Try it.
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An Unsurpassed Residence Site

These lots the Pauoa side of Pacific Heights.
They face Pauoa Road being wdened and macadam
lied, and adjon the Pacific Heights Eclectic Railway.
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The Princess Gown

When the PRINCESS GOWN made
it's bow here few weeks ago it took our
breath away. The lines were trying-too try
ing for any but tall women.
Since then it has been worked with and
re.made and so beautifed that you who saw
it first, will scarcely recog nize in the soft
graceful flowing beauty of this, the stern lines
of that.
1t is case Of the ugly duckling over again.
All last week women crowded our Dress
Making Department where it, and other beau
tiful dresses, are being made.
There some wonderful new embroi-
dered Swiss dress patterns in evening shades
which came to us on the last steamer. When
you see their delicate workmanship you will
not be able to help falling in love with their
sweet, artistic quaintness.
Then there's that new Straight Front
Corset-but we told you all about that last
week. Perhaps you've noticed though, that
it has forced the price of the old fashioned,
out-of-date corset down to scots. Pretty good
sign as to what's going to become of the old
corset, isn't it?
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to Germany The evening was pleas
antly spent in games and music. after
which all sat down TO a rnidnieht SUD
per Those present We've: Mrs EIkins
NJ and Mrs Irvine of Provo. Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Elkins. Mr.. and Mrs. r. Ost-
Ter. Misses Lottie Elkins. Lena. Irvine
Eva Lees. Matte Gillespie. Pearl
Hatch. Lutte Ashton. Racie Vincent.
Maggie Thomas, Lena Macintosh.
Maggie Donovan. Lizzie Gillespie. En-
ma Jeremy, MeSsrs. John Elkins. Alma
ElkinS, Claude Lees, Charlie Brown.
Claude ErSkine. Win Sears Amraon
Brown. Art Selander. Francis Parry.
Johnny Evans. Clifton TAYLOR. WIN
Earnshaw, VIII Gillespie, Orscn Riser
and Emmett Bywater.
Mrs Clarence T. Brown viii give a
reception Thursday afternoon from 3
until ;. in honor of Miss Murcutt OF
Australia, and DR.. Seabrook Of Phila-
del9hia.
Mrs Brown extends a cordial invita-
ton TO all who are interested in meets
ing the guests of honor.
The P Z. O.'s entertained their
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Easter Luncheon.

Thursday afternoon Mrs. w. G. Hall
gave a beautifully appointed Easter
luncheon. The decorations throughout
the house were eXquisitely arranged.
The dra wing room was "a bower Of
roses and ferns. In che dining room
Easter lilies and palms were used in
profusiOn. The table was in white and
yellow. The center was a huge bunch
of Easter lilies and daffOdils. while
over the cloth were scattered marguer-
ties and maiden hair. The place cards
We're long stemmed white roses fast
ened 10 menu cards embossed in gold
and done in water colors with Easter
lilies. While the elaborate menu was
being served. string quartette fur
nished delightful music.
Covers were laid for Mrs. w. S. Nc
Ccrnick. Mrs. II. =. Henderson, Miss
Keogh, Mrs. Charles Read. Mrs. $. c.
Park, Miss Park, Mrs DiciSert, Mrs.
II. r. Duke. Mrs. O. w. Powers.
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ent were Mr.. and Mrs Phinney. Mr.
and Mrs Howard. Mr.. and Mrs. jacob
Hoffman. Mr.. and Mrs. Adams. II. j
Jensen. Mrs. Bertha King. Miss Julia
King, Master Dick Phinnex
g - &.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Gaby. assisted
by Mrs Nj. J. Marriott. entertained
Thursday of this week in honor of the
birthday of Mr.. VIII d. Gaby.
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Apostle Reed SmOot gave an elabor-
ate dinner Monday evening to COM
memorate the first anniversary of his
appointment TO the quorum of twelve
apostles.
The Red and Black viii give the
last party of the season at Christen-
sens next Friday evening. This win
be the last of a series of six very sue
eessful and enjoyable events. and the
committee Will endeavor to make the
closing affair one TO be remembered.
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A surprise party was given at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. P. A Elkins
Thursday in honor OF their son. John.
who is TO leave this week for Il mission
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Dancing and Music

a surprise was given in honor of Miss
Hattie Ward Friday evening Dancing.
music and games were the feature of
the occasion. after which refreshments
were served. A pleasant time was spent
by all Those present were Misses Kate
ana Florence GilliSpie, Cora White.
sara and Gertrude Robinson, Ethel
Williamson, Nettie Thompson, Annie
Motat, Lillian and May Vowles, Hazel
CriSmOH, Stella Party, Maud and Hat
tie Ward; Messrs. Art Brewster, Frank
Brown. Dean WOlley, Ed Watson, Fred
Evans. Niels Christesen. Fred Crone.
Richard Evans, John Spray, Eugene
Breeze, Delbert Wilkinson. Special
music was furnished by the Regal Man
dolin and Guitar club.
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Delightful Evening.

\ very pleasant surprise party was
given Miss May Gray at her home on
Seventh East street Thursday evening.
The hours were most enjOyabIy passed
with games and light refreshments.
Ihose present were: Misses Lizzie
Harrop, May Berkinshaw, Lizzie Davis,
May Hamilton, Annie Wilson. FlOretta
Gray, Lizzie Wilson, Clara Rose, Susie
Wilson, Louise Morley, Annie Salt,
Mary Bean, Mrs. w. +. Gray, Mrs
Gray; Messrs. Ted Meakin, Joe Bean
EnOch Salt. Seba Chapman Owl, Dave
Galefant Ducks, John Cook, Rollan
Williams. VIII Salt. Robert Gray, VIII
GRAY. Arthur Done CfOu-troO.
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You and / CRYSTAL Club

The You and Crystal club met with
Mr. and Mrs. G. a. Strickland Thursday
evening. April H. The hostess was pre-
sented with gift from the club High
hye was the diversion of the evening.
The successful ones in the game were
Mr.. John Timms and Mrs H w.
Branch. Mr.. II. w Branch, and Mrs.
e. c. Holden. The tallies were very
original, being little blocks of wood of
various shapes, and the counters were
tacks- At the daintiIy spread supper
table each guest was presented with
souvenir bouquets of vioiets. After
spending most enjoyable evening the
club adjourned to meet in two weeks
with Mr.. and Mrs. 1. n. Harvey.
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olulu. Mrs. Lowell is a sister of Mrs.
Miller.
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Among the delightful affairs of the
week was the dance given Monday
evening by Utah Society, Army of the
Philippines.
The ladies of st. Paurs parish gave
a farewell reception Tuesday evening
for Rev Ellis Bishop, who left the fol-
lowing morning for the east.
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The ladies' auxiliary to the Gale
DOMAIN club will give a Scotch enter
tainment in the Federated Trades hall
on Tuesday evening, April %.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Davidson an
nounce the engagement of their daugh-
ter Agnes and Amos J. Siddoway. The
wedding viii take place in the near
future.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Phinney gave a
Might've party Friday evening, in
honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Adams of Wyo-
ming. An evening was spent at cards
followed by refreshments. Those pres
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In Honor Of Mrs. Hayt.

Mrs. Il. w. Hayt of Park City was
the guest of honor at a white and gold
luncheon given Thursday afternoon by
Mrs.. Weeter. The table was adorned
with Easter lilies and daffodils. and
the place cards We're prettily done in
water colors. After luncheon a short
musical programme was given, those
contributing 90 the pleasure being Mrs
Jay T. Harris. Mrs. Weeter, Mrs. Z. W
Hayt. Miss Hall.
Present We're Mrs. r. w. Hayt. Mrs
Clarence -. Brown. Mrs. L. Il. Hall
Miss Hall Mrs Bransford. Mrs. Har-
ris, Mrs. Duncan, Mrs. Terry, Mrs.
Dart, Mrs. Megeath. Mrs. Holman, Mrs
T. =. Allen, Miss Allen, Mrs. Woodruff
Miss Kimbali. Mrs. GOraam, Mrs
Smith, Mrs. Nelden. Mrs. Stephens
Mrs. a. e. Ewing Miss Lane
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Social Chat.

Mrs. ]. b. Evans has returned from
Alaska.
d. Mrs. Maye Farlow has returned from
the east
Mr.. James L. Franl1en has gone to
Portland
Mrs; Joel A. Smith has returned from
Des MOines.
Mrs. o. a. Howard leaves shortly fol
an eastern visit:
Mr.. Richard Reyes has returned
from California.
Miss Cotton has invitations out for a
tea during the week.
Mrs. John Herman returned Wednes-
dag from California.
Mrs. Bicl1ford gives an at home dur
ing the coming week.
Mrs. George F. Downey has returned
from a European trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Bradley have
returned from Denver:
Mrs. Julia Taylor entertained the
Sewing club last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Phelps Holman
have gone to New York
Miss Ruth Quigley has been visit
ing Mrs. Martha II. Taylor.
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Miss DIargie Ellerbeck left during the
week for southern California.
Mrs. p. S. Keogh left Thursday for a
visit with relatives in Seattle.
.
Mrs. l. H. Farnsworth has cards out
for euchre Thursday afternoon.
Miss Park and Miss Lowe have re-
turned from their California trip.
Mrs. d. H. Peery of Ogden spent the
past week with Mrs. II. S. Young.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. V. Rice have gone
to San Francisco for a short visit.
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Clement have re-
turned from a tour of old Mexico.
Miss Kinsella. has gone to Los An
geles to join her sister, Mrs. sabin.
Mrs. ]. H. Hague Of Idaho is the
guest Of her sister, Mrs. J. L. Clinton.
Mrs. Margaret Uric and John A.
Stimson were married during the week.
Miss Ferguson of 176 East South
Temple street entertains on the 25th.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wright and Miss
Dora Wright left Thursday for Og-
den.
Mrs. Emanuel Kahn and Miss Rita
Kahn have returned from San Fran
cisco.
Mrs. Charles Rathbun and children
tiyes-
Miss Ruth Davis of Blencoe City, Ia,
is the guest of her uncle, Mr.. B. Is.
Quinn.
ting Mrs A. T. Hyde, left Friday for
Logan.
Mrs. McKenna viii entertain Tuesday
afternoon. in honor of Miss Murdoch of
Beaver.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Oglesby spent
the past week with Mr.. and Mrs. +. A.
DruehL
Miss Cotton is home again. after a
few months visit with relatives in Phil
adelphia.
Mr. NJ. II. Walker returned home
Wednesday. Mrs. Walker remained at
Monterey.
Miss Anna Rich has returned from a
pleasant visit with relatives in Brig
ham City.
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Mrs. and Mrs. George W. Sharp Of
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Night Gowns
and PetticOatS.

Women's muslin night dresses.
trimmed with hne, pretty embroid-
cry and lace, fresh and new, every
one, all sizes. Monday and the
week instead of $1.OO-65c
just the right kind for spring
when winter ones are being dis
carded. These have double fiounce
finished with accordion plated
ruffle; new, only here a short time.
Exceptional value for-$1.5o.
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Birthday Party.

Thursday was the birthday of JOHN
Mcdonald, ST.. and the occasion was
celebrated with a banquet and mu-
sicale a the family home. The par
l0rs were frightened with roses and
ferns, and Il musical programme was
rendered by Miss Dwyer. Mrs. lie Roi
Snow. Mrs. VIII Mcdonald, Mr.. lie BOi
Snow. Mr.. Sidney ClawsOn, Mr.. George
Margetts.
There were present President and
Mrs. Lorenzo Snow. President and Mrs.
Joseph r Smith. Patriarch and Mrs.
john Smith Apostle and Mrs. Brigham
Young, Apostle and Mrs. owen Wood
ruff, Mrs. Wilford Woodruff, Mr. and
Mrs. L. Roi Snow. Mir. and Mrs. Sidney
ClawsOn. Mr.. and Mrs. r. p. Margetts,
Mr.. and Ms. John Mcdonald, jr., Mr..
and Mrs. j. J. Mcdonald. Miss Eleanor
Margetts. Mr.. and Mrs. Junius Melon
aid, Miss Edna Dwyer. Mr.. and Mrs.
W. G. Mcdonald. Miss Kate South.
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For Miss

Miss Fannie Biz entertained at
cards yesterday for Miss Cden The
parlors We're prettily decorated and the
game was an animated one.
The players were Mrs. W. II. DON
nell. Mrs r.. =. Thomas Mrs. +. V.
McCune. Mrs. a. W. McCuue. jr., Mrs.
Dana Smith, Mrs. Percy Sadler Mrs.
w. NJ. Gray, Mrs. G. T. Odell Mrs. J.
Richards, Mrs w. II. Bird. Miss
Sprague. Mrs. Beasley, Miss Richards,
Miss Sibyl Anderson. Miss Sinclair,
Miss Miller. Miss Grant, Miss Hattie
jennings Miss Pauline Groo. Miss
Hampton Miss Josie Katz. Miss Ter
hume, Miss Morris, the Misses Howat.
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Finen Linen Nap
kins, $3.50 a
Dozen.

A special lot of one hundred dozens
we took in a few weeks since. And
it seemed to us a particularly for
tunate pickup for right on our
shelves are Napkins that sell every
day at $500 a dozen and not a
bit better quality, but these bought
under regular value, of course, sell
the same way. They are the din
ner size, every thread pure linen,
mostly in small dot patterns with
Grecian borders So. so a dozen.
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Card Party.

Mrs. Charles Anakin gave an elabor-
ate card party Wednesday evening al
her home at 1S West First North,
Prizes were won by Nh Ralph VIII
cox. Mrs. Alice Bunderson. Mr.. A.
Anakin. Miss May Palmer and Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas G.. Rich. Among the
players were Mrs. Anakin. Mrs. VIII
cor. Mrs. Duncan. Miss May Palmer.
Miss T. Palmer Mrs. 7. q. Rich and
Mrs. Alice Bunderson, iAIessrs. T. c..
Rich. r Wilcox, A. Anakin, =. Ana
kin. L. Duffin, g Palmer, G. Duncan,
T. j.. Thomas and c. W. Brewer.
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Utopia Club.

The ladies of the Utopia club met at
Mrs. z. J. McKenna's, 80 c street, last
Wednesday, where d delightful after
noon was spent. The parlors were beau
tifuIly decorated with lilies and violets.
The tallieS and score cards were appro-
pirate reminders of the Easter season.
Prizes were won by Miss Parker, Mrs.
John HOughton and Mrs. CulmeT.
The next meeting will be with Mrs.
L. l.. Sheets. 734 East First South
street, on Wednesday, April "A.
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Elaborate Dinner.

Mr.. w. II. Cunningham gave an elab-
crate dinner at the Alta, club Sunday
evening. The table was laid in the
private dining room. and was hand
sornely decorated. in honor of the East
ertide. with Gala lilies, pansies, vio-
lets. lilies Of the valley and ferns.
Surrounding it were Mr.. and Mrs.
Burns Macdonald. Mrs. NJ. Mcclure.
Miss Dern. Miss Mcmillan. Miss Freed,
Miss Jessie Anderson. Mr. sHenry Nc
Cornick Mr.. J. II. Goodwin, Mr.
chester Mason
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Pretty Pictures
for Little.

A new lot of full tone Prototypes on
mats, size 1874 inches, in sets
of twenty different and very inter
esting subjects; a new collection
just received enough only We
think for a good three days sale,
so marked very lew that they may
not tarry longer. Three days
S1.OO a set or each-1Oc.
Pretty little pictures, single or in
twos and threes mounted on one
card. instead of 15c-1Oc.
Ode lot OF pictures with heavy mats,
size Sx1o inches, reduced from 1oc
each to-5c.
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Separate Trousers.
Sachet Powder
and Furniture
Polish.

Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday.
Colgate's sachet powder-Cashmere
Bouquet, Heliotrope and Jockey
Club, extra strength scents, in one
ounce bottles, three days instead of
SOC a bottle-17c.
Iuster Furniture and Piano Polish,
high grade, we'll liked prepare
ton that restores the original lus-
ter to highly polished or varnish-
ed surfaces, three days, the SOC
bottles reduced to-35c.
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pleasant AFair

Miss elsie Culver was surprised BY
a number of her friends Friday even
ing The hours were spent with cards
and music. During the evening refresh
ments were served by Miss Bertha
Alexander and Ida Ryan. Among the
guests present were Miss Elsie
Culver, Ida Ryan. Bertha Alexander,
Maggie Hail, Lottie Pickering, Belle
Newman, Hattie Noyce. SeIene
Evans. Jennie Gibson, May Ryan
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l5c Turn Over
Collars &c.

Dainty little swiss embroidery turn
over collars that give neat, pretty
finish to the waist. About a gross
in this offering. Monday and the
week instead of 15c each-0c.
A goodly lot of odds and ends of
various kinds Of dress trimmings
In pearl, iridescent and spangled
effects, that were priced from soc
UP to $1.25 a yard, for clearance
any at-25c.
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events was the dance given by the
Young Ladies Aid society.
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Mrs. A s. Lochrie and DR.. George II.
Fennemore, both of Beaver. were mar
ried in this city on Tuesday.
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DR.. Margaret Roberts entertained in
formally at dinner Monday evening, in
honor of Mr.. Robert Easton.
Mrs. Annie Dinwoodey has gone to
San Francisco to spend the summer
with her son. W. T. Dinwoode.-.
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The engagement is announced of Miss
Lily F. Pye to Mr. Sylvester D. Brad
ford. The wedding will take place in
June.
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Mrs. Welton, who has been visiting
her daughter, Mrs David Hampstead.
left last evening for her homo in De-
troit.
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Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lowell of
Fargo, n. D., are the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. g. w Miller, 3s1 Fourth street,
They are returning from trip to Hon
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Informal Evening.

Mrs. William Reid gave. an informal
evening Wednesday. complimentary to
Mr.. w. 4. DinwOodey. Those who en-
jOyed the affair we're Mr.. and Mrs. II.
NJ Dinwoodey. IN. and Mrs. E.. ;.
Ferry. Mr.. and Mrs. X c. Kerr. Miss
Young. Miss Jasmine Young. Mr.. VIII
Laurence, Mr.. Harry Sherman. NJ
j. :. CritchlOW and Governor Wells.
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Cushion Tons Reduced.

Several. dozens of cushion tops in
different poster designs-"Cake
Walk "Black Baby" ''Ten Pin
Girl "Bull Frog" and "Nightin-
gale and others, that were 65c,
75c and Soc each. Monday and
week, choice-4oc.
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Surprise Party.

Wednesday evening a pleasant sur
prise was given in honor of Miss Horne
Of the Waterloo school, at DR.. Browns
residence. on Eleventh South street.
Those in attendance We're the pupils
of Miss Horne's room. Misses Mar
gets, Morris, Horne and Mr.. and Mrs
Ted Sheets
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at Dinner.

Mr. and Mrs. Ted Sheets enter
tanned at dinner Tuesday evening in
honor OF Mrs. Ruth L. Quigley OF Pay
son.
Covers were laid for Mrs. Ruta T.
Quigley. Mrs. Martha Taylor, Misses
Hettie Taylor, Edith Taylor, Ada
Smith Messrs, Rome Iverson and Fred
FTzvIor.
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At Whist.

Miss Claire Clawson entertained in
formally at whist Wednesday evening
Her guests We're Mr.. and Mrs. Lam
bert, Mr.. and Mrs. L. a. Whitney,
Miss Alice ClaEson. Mr.. Alex Camp
bell. Or. g. NJ. Benedict and Mr.. Rich
ardson.
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Women's $500 Washable
Kid GIoves---$l.5S


other than the highest
simplicity itself
the
tWoc
reduced $500 to-$1.5S
A. small kidsn gloves
perfect fitting
63-z Monday and the week instead of $2oo-S1.5o .
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Indiana are the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
John link
Judge and Mrs. ". /. Snyder are at
home to their friends at 15S North
Main street
Mrs. Rea Harmon and son Of Penn
sylvania are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
James Freeze.
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Among the weeks delightful social
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and Ida Radon: Messrs. VIII
Graham, T. Jones, w. Jones. w.
Arid, w. Emery, y. Williams. b. culver.
Jr, j. Glade, Wilson, b. Miller. r. Ma
thews, J, Radon. T. Ryan, Jerry Rad
don. 7. Reamer, Thomas II. Culver and
j. GORDON
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All Books One-Third off Regular Prices.


will have third in
NE
the Hill Side sell
good cloth
of
"
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Mems New Suits
and OVercoatS.

The most refined fabrics that can
be found 60 into the Walker Store
mems clothing. We countenance
none but the best materials and
highest art of tailoring, so the man
who appreciates smart style and fine
work should see some of our hand
somer kinds for this season. Can't
be matched in other stores at a third
more price. Suits and Top Coats,
$1,000 TO S25. 90.
Mems New Hats.
Have you seen the complete as
sortment of styles, sizes and colors
we carryP We can give you the best
styles and the best quality made in
the United States, duplicates of the
blocks of most exclusive hatters and
save you from SOC to $500 on every
purchase. Soft hats, S1-25 to $500,
Stiff hats, $500 to $500.