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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-09

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wauid not SIS for aufthinR better for
vegetables csisrr berries Trusts eic
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taap au acre asked faf adfofufaa lend
i'fa Urn afe reeiue ios
siss cavity Do 10 arrss Food lend %
trade faf plane diamond er HWrfhfnE
- value 1850 pagahls iic rsr monih
seal nud have no nsa 10 n rhons
Queen Anne iift evenings lnd aeat
aaYs
tuteaf tis now ana enc per month
Del she fertile snnnFsids fNrascrr tracts.
ehnre Fonf uteeimeuf Wiil double be-
fore s,a 5s,s T r.s1sns ss'' s i'
Main aist Ind ao9i Gucru Amne ifls
Eveninas
HOODS CANAL WATERFRONT
Threr .oiFhths mile fine teath boa
auenlr part % canal Epnd creek aoma
timber some very Eaea land 90 this
ls taken quick VIII sell f1r gts0 cash
tse Lumber Exchange
Acreaga on I.ahe wsshiurion &c psT
acre 900 acres Go select from aorne
water 'front.' $500 per acre cash down
and 81 % per month Room Times
BIOS owner
For sale nee sores hav land five
miles from fonn Price tifT Al.
dress, ,. ID stanueld, Euonshurr Wn
tibs
Good t.arFe tract eoUfh ~ clty. near.
~ nll cleared 3 600 Terms
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f0e NinrklsY Block
RernquiHhmsnta ~ first class land ip
the Columbia river valley Tor sale Ad.
dress y e Eoppeu. wahiuWe. wash
aah-ta-N
Five.acre tracts, $3.50. good coil well
fenafHn A. down 4 uaFl 49,. l..
UPPER. hchsusfman Block. iio cherry N
Sec NJ Johnson
CONSULT Samuel coiiyer saa HALEY
Building, about farms. fruit lauda acre.
aEe, ctc.
tacre tracts. 1850. Us cash. sd week
WIN Black tta New York Block
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-09
THE uEr
40 Acres
Nechaco Valley
British Columbia

nish fruit end fsfm Isn1 idsa coo.
mats e0N So feet deep. FirH NIHrF
Dam nhsf4 f9unnss Hii ~ made ~
Faa m TH4 boy n4H uueItfeaHafa fof
Fhraf ffnit aud fflrh farming $50 ru.
aHflanf atmHnHF raIas pore 0fina nF
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Fasr ieHi ppusu luiff apht iri t psHf
Hhs FqH asH thH gtAHfs Maps pef
ftHHiafa. EsHHfnnlerf reports. sbHiF
GRAND THIaE PACIFIC fhsu GEO
900 hfHefisaH baHH HinE HsaftIs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-09

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my memory NoatOu Transcript.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-09
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Rates for Classified
Advertisements

The Star cannot guarantees aes
euracy Or assume responsibility
for errors of any Kind occurring
tn telephonsd advertisements.
eStTH ArtoNs WANTED"
situations wanted aavsr.
tisemeuta, both male aud female.
half a cent a word
suEtr WANTED"
Advertisements both Male and
Female
Oae Ceat = Murd.
Minimum Charge foF ANY "A. zoe.
Ads unaer All other headinEa
cents pes lire. slN words
counted a. each line WHnn
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81 Seven Insertions made tnf
sha uFtaa ~ Hix whom cash u
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"a a. two lines
To ADVERTISERS.
ciaasiftcAtlon cannot 30 given
after ~ clock daily
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MAIN OFFICE seventh aN
between Nniun and lulNersitF
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$500 Per Acre

M MASON rut MTV OK coon
COUNTY ROAD AhW RAILROAD. "A
les ArWN fWFNutE $50 RANCH tr
srfrs fiaaffd Hnt uuher FaiNsaftnns is
aHfea haH fHaH HHa uaafeF tsaHtaFf
psrtif fieAfsf rAets 81 anrss ere low
8f#Ff tfaeA saf mfl drained HafanNe
seed fruu tana haf uNetHaFeH tfnnfn
haass hafH EhieAen bosses aaHnr
tfses End efasf fafHs fugf sHFnis
SEINE fFfHa
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-09
IRRIGATED LANDS.
Fruit Land Sacrifice

Nraf afana View ia Yakima vaiisY
astef 90 lard aaf rAia faf saIamdif
saiil Earrsasfai ranches al ahaas tNiH
tract Of tH aFrea ahifh can ~ haa faf
~ DAYS AZ ltfe a. acre haaHd 90
make oa thla 500 essN. haianrs fn e
snnual payments sf PEE cent Fuii iu-
formation ~ afficr
r. W rLEafNu cal Nss rars niaek
fH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-09

Az furkL ukfHF HAMM um GEES
rf.EWhNH FuNhfHa MoME ~Rr4sfdtd
aflHH close a. hHat taNHfnH aHlf few
faHs ffana failfaa1 sfauaa aAa farf
sfstlaa flstaart az SIS HHfffr maFhst 90
safas Ea aHfas f.HN HNInHM AnH8 nnl.
aaHa fFsf class sNtAnH fe aFfns lH htFt
eaafa ~ natfffaftHN faHref ana nfaaf
aInfs ~ sHstH ffNIfs abundance ~ FuH-
fiHs eafsf fmsiaaa 20 49, ruHsHs sai
saa rNIf setter hsfh aEt as mafern
frnaeat smFas feH lssee hArne several
raaH nHfHaftAfHNa Price tlH WHffh
lssiafes sHFsa aama hafeF hafnsfs Nag
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fstaafa ff..aasHa IHraaataFs sfH kffFN
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FARMS AND ACREAGE.
20 Acres

WlfhfH So minutes wAfh 81
oafs 81 wtnufrH wafk 60
boat Improved NlfH Foaa.
Hrw haasf tafH anf chicken
launs laFaa sheds 1He
aefea 81 UfEhaFH esd exc
aere tn nffamhnff8ta fam.
hNNHe NafH ss Ei1M
aaNs and raif8#afaf htf
kaHsahei1 aeaas 81 Ners
seed HaH afa aH ffUnfa
hrfrs cleared 1881 egf
urfFE anstHFf1 eifa properly.
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ara nama nan#g Eftes.
tftt8
Yaa eam faiH nfh tansf
81 saHlnk 40 1aaersa
tttf hHfarsn 900
B. "a Is feta tefafs ~
after t6af tms AaIHainN
lauf 10 nrfna feF ttss PES
acre
a. IS eNlTu oansr
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Land for Nothing

BE- serss Hsfefrant bsfassn shelton
SIS AfHaffa Htth ta sfEfr NHHHf 1881
feet kffthsa GtHzq. ~ srafsd ana
~ Nsftd t6 AsAftHf ffa}f ffHas nt ssHas
n swaN ffatf a0aa we'll. waefshtN
ssnatl hafn ehisAee hHsss ons Az
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fGWuE ia A GOOD Buy -Fl#a affes.
hufeg fa eHn ~ ore beet fHHHr 10
the valley bsfufea Heafua ED TO-.
coma hfffH aHer fItH RafHsH IHHg
sores HFat assi agianf I'D nsaHg
lntal aHHilV cleared fHfa ehaaeH
e. Ett sa9d piece ~ lead 81 an rt.
repfi1Hnuf l99 price, ftfg Gaay
trfmH
roHEnr HALTuT
aif.atH atl AfarAH f'HR 900
THH nGgr
40 Acres
IM MAfo gurHTY
Ffarufslif elt bottom hsaHtIfa ffa4t
affeaHH fHfeHFN UIHHr HH rHlsli.Hf
faarfF f1aH Hffta cleared 600 house
oH place Ffrt iHHa
HnTW uhnAH 4 ULtrNWopn.
4laIA MHIisu iNnH t
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Wallingford Hill

Brand new, attractive t+room modern
bungalow. cement basement wired and
pipcd fine lot toStt4 good yieW. haIt
hinfk 90 rari unlF 81 600. small pas.
mont balance like rent
"a H. DIXON 8 co
Main to-ettla sra av-lnd a.
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Woodland Hill Hone

New 9 recon ruiikEf; 14ih ~ -.
erf trays large gitics % ~ +.
O. sec. amsl rsYmezt aS1N -
monthiy take rhinneF ~
fssf uruthn~af u the PARA u
p4rs-fpu REALTY c0MFkNh
assa Empire bsiifits 4
Branch Dfnce sofa an4 rA-"' "a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-09
Buy a Home in Ballard

WHERE You HAVE SO nE0RApEs
We have some very desirable . cr O.
Room modern cottages call coz phone.
YOUNG s. uHONERg.
Vernon Place ballard
Phone Ballard hfa $50
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AnLP WANTED MALE.
HUoflHHaa
Amateur

Mas 90 tnks naW fn dramatic pgadurs
YEA ueod aias ana quieh ,a isata. tpl
harAe NWiaina
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An Island Ranch

fs sefss Hfh % mHs 90 uafsrffaHf
Ess n san8F beech an taF ratin
nHafe. - aHfes tfsafea % ceres gaaf
asea balance t4fittrH Hnf eahu'e sfaNa
sH@tefgaa WU0fflNs MHm HWfsEHE rM
81 aHfIf beat hHMH rhftse 81 faat
NAasins hHat H1f- hu amEfHs Hraf
8 fsfass casa eeHa EHia be- HaaE faf
o. $50 sasa as laustsf EtehaHEe
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Why Pay Rent

when yea can bsF ere arfe 4 fine
Iann Aha nlsH Uem aaftHHe rHFs ~
eel By minutss from FIaHeer HgHHfr fnf
a. stp 90 safma af go cecil aHd ii"
nnntN
EMPIRE nEtHTT CO fNr
fit to tft HaiiiFan r5aE ttt.ta trf
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SEE us

We have ssFsfai tniea ss,str -
at ffff anf 40 Tsrans g. asv.- -.
aHGa IKE rent gl1ss48n tsf flss -
V CleNF-in acre tFastt f5fl ~ q
fsus ~ theFe tssA hesls q -
sisst-ir water is's 80 ffais = f-.et-.
tea uuF 81 ~ an4 ssfs st1slr *.
nisricrn
fEArTLg HO6BsEEkKxf "a
900 cAefry ~. 4sssAe Fsn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-09

wanted Mtn ~ become moving pie
tafs operators fof At - shpesitlnn
~ experiences aacnesafF CALI i "
Theatrical Exchange. 40 Peoples hauA
NiAH farHsH aslaHA ana fiss
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II FNNWN" y - ~
situations Wanted edvsra
.isemHuta. both male aud teuiaie.
1alf cent a word
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cLAlRvovAnro.

Mfs ahafaf eiyes resdinss daily -.
cert Monday evenings fVf $50 a. lNN
aist aV fhena East 1865 I'LL
The Colville examiner. [volume] (Colville, Wash.) 1907-1948, 1909-02-20

Yes, the tariff is to revised-by it's friends.
And it's friends-are those who have been made
rich by it. How pleasing!
The Colville examiner. [volume] (Colville, Wash.) 1907-1948, 1909-02-20
The First
National Bank
of Colville
Capital $50, 100000 Surplus $40, 900. 90
APPRECIATION

THIS BANK values the business
1 it receives from it's customers and
takes this opportunity Of telling them
so. Our customers on the other
hand appreciate the fact that the SER
vice extended to them is coupled
with security. Any business arrange
ment to be permanent must be mu-
tually satisfactory and profitable.
Therefore in the selecting Of your
bank have PERMANENCY in view
and establish yourself for your pres
ent and future welfare with good
sound bank.
Oldest National Bank
in Stevens County
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reference what beginning

mittent attack yellow fever"
agitation have only result this time 1t will
Washington will be able
remedial legislation
al the
for such tactics l will
In country governed by popular sentiment grave mistake
outrage the public OF of the nation and
that what has been done by the proposed legislation that
created stir far beyond its intrinsic Importance People California
understand the motives that lie behind these proposals
ceased attach much Importance them but the they
taken their face value the prejudice OF CALIFORNIA; repu
taion for sanity.
When people OF this OF character
propounded by mcievous political mountebank like Grove
Johnson they consider the and small attention.
they know johnson only member of the legislature
understand that he either playing the gallery working
for hidden personal advantage.
1t openly said Washington that these bills prompted
concealed purpose postpone make impossible the exclusion Of
Japanese labor the direct interest OF the Pacific Mail steamship
company block exclusion and we'll covered campaign that
Ineligible 1t certain that bills of the
consideration have other effect
that every patriotic citizen of California desires
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-02-04

quite informal. but over a score of
guests greeted the guest from the
southern city.
The dance that Captain and Mrs
Thomas Quincy Ashburn will give for
their cousins, Miss Anna Weller and
Miss Marcia Fee, will take place Mon
day evening. February %. the date hav-
ing been changed after the first an
nouncement. The dancing party will
be for the younger girls and their
friends, but a number of army people
are on the guest list for the occasion
Mrs. j. Parker Currier has changed
the date of her luncheon that was 10
have been given February 10 at the
Fairmont to Saturday. February 20. and
the later date will mark the event
Mrs. Currier has invited q large num-
Der OF guests for the occasion.
Miss Helen Sullivan was hostess yes
terday at a tea given at her home in
Pacific avenue in compliment to Miss
Gertrude Russell. the fiancee of Pay
master Eugene Hale Douglas u. S. N
The formal announcement was made
yesterday of the engagement OF the
popular couple, but the news. OF course.
had already been the subject OF much
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-02-04
GAS CONSUMER THANKS.
THE CALL
San Francisco, Feb. /, 1909

San francisco, Feb. !, 1909.
Editor Call-Sir: wish to thank you
for what The Call has done in the
matter of insufficient gas service In
Richmond After The Calls first article
two employees on different days called
at the residence and told my wife to
have patience. that the company was
doing all it possibly could do. and that
they were laying new main on Point
Lobos avenue and when that was In
stalled there would be plenty of gas.
This we were told a year ago. as my
wife told these representatives. She
also showed them the oil stove for
cooking and explained to them that
we were through with all have pa
thence" arguments, and intended to
carry the matter to finish. That
evening, for the first time In years, We
had sufficient gas. The next afternoon
one of the officers of the company mo-
tored out TO my residence and asked
my wife If the gas service was not
greatly improved. She told him II GER
tainly was. If 1t only lasted. He then
asked her to sign note to the effect
that the gas service was better. which
she did. He then stated that more
pressure had been put on and that from
now on there would be no more trouble.
and up to the present time we have
mad an excellent supply of gas.
inclose a communication received
from this company wherein you will
see stated that It is impracticable to
erect the improvement
SAN FRANCISCO GAS AND ELECTRIC
COMPANY,
30 Franklin ST., SW. Cor. Ellis
SAN FRANCISCO.
u- January %, 1909
III Eleventh street City
Dear Sir; With reference to your favor of
Sanuary 10 regarding poor pressure OF gas at
your residence. POPS Lake street. between
and O'Clock p. M. would say that Il is
g impracticable to effect an immediate i'm
provement We have been IN receipt OF IN
trict regarding this matter. and our eng-
neering department has already taken steps
20 improve the service by installing a large
main along Point Lobos avenue at heavy
cost TO this company. In order TO insure bet
Yer service between the hours mentioned
comparatively few years ago, when the
neighborhood was but sparsely settled. such
an unprecedentedy rapid increase OF popu-
iation as has since taken place not an
ohu III consequence the iud1us iai0
at that time do not seem TO be adequate to
supply the full demand made upon them in
the evening although during the hours Of
daylight. as the pressure Is all that can be
desired, no complaints have been received Of
any insufficient supply However, we hope
IN short time TO be in position to rectify
the cause OF complaint. Yours very truly,
G. l.. BARRETT, Secretary.
My excuse for again troubling you in
this matter Is my desire to thank you
and The Call for your ability to effect
something which the company claimed
impossible, and you were not forced to
use the nonexisting Point Lobos main,
and as far as | have been enabled to
ascertain. every one seems to have the
same old pipes in their residences.
Thanking you again, | am, yours most
respectfully, w. d. FENNER.
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Answers to Questions

BooTH-P. II. N. City. Did Edwin Booth,
the tragedian. ever appear in San Francisco In
the very early days.
It was not Edwin, but Junius Brutus
Booth. who appeared here in those
days He took the leading part in Rich
ard III in the Jenny Lind theater, on
the east side of Kearny street between
Merchant and Washington. opening in
that play on the night OF January 5.
1852.
INTESTATE-J. G. c.. City. IL a man dies
and has not made will. what portion is the
surviving wife entitled 20. providing Il Is Of
great value and acquired BY him before mar
riagef
If there are no children the surviv-
ing wife is entitled TO one half.
SMoKISG-J. l.. City. Is smoking permit.
ted in the streetcars OF San Francisco?
There is city ordinance which de-
clares it to be a misdemeanor to smoke
or burn tobacco in the streetcars.
COMMUNITY. NJ. Richmond Cal How
community property be arranged when there
children 80 that either the wife or the
husband shall come into full possession ,,pop
tie death of the other7
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-02-04

discussion among their friends and
Fluctuations were offered the attractive
bride elect. Miss Sullivan was assisted
IN receiving her guests by Mrs. Thomas
Kurtz. Miss Mabel Gregory. Mrs. Frank
Freyer and Mrs Enrigueta Critcher.
Among those who called during the
afternoon were:
Mrs. Charles Sutro Miss Amelia s,r,n..,
Mrs Richard Ellis Mrs Fdgar Ts1 a.,
Miss Helen Wilson Miss Marie r-~sirs
Mrs. Sam Wilson
Mrs A. Wenzelburger was hostess
yesterday at bridge party given at
ner home In Steiner street for a mum
Der of friends.
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NOTE AND COMMENT

In one of the unconsolidated cities
across the bay holdup man lifted his
hat and apologized for robbing
woman Hal Here's an idea for our
publicity bureaul
During the recent cold snap an
Iowa school mistress pinned this
notice on the country school house
door: mo coal; no fire; no school"
What A feminine Caesar invading
the Cumnlins nubbin belt?
An eastern reader of The Call asks:
What is q crooked or dry hole in
petroleum companies" Usually it
means that the promoters drill has
completely perforated the cash strata
in the Office and left them dry.
The difference between Robins
marriage contract in San Francisco
and a Mary Garden contract in New
York is something like the difference
between a private nuisance with chat
ter and public contagion with grand
opera.
One of our Great Men thus spake
to some School Ma'ams: Marriage
is not Woman's first Consideration :"
This is right Courtship comes first
A Woman should not marry a Man
without letting him know It. Only
decrepit or dead Millionaires must
expect This.
Brander Matthews said to his class
at Columbia: "A novel is like a con-
tinental journey, short story is like
the fight of a balloon, journalistic
paragraph like-a fall down the ele-
yator." A student asked, What's a
paragrapher?" Oh, he's literary sec
ond story man. so light that if he'd
jump out of window he'd fall on the
roof above.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-02-04
Fancy Vest Buttons
Made From Skeletons


grandmother fancy vese
component
hnea descendant The
beautifully oeng
eely polished to high
historic and family relations that
tho prizes
Mayor Joseph Fern who assumed Office this month IS part Hn
mausoeun
of
with when his will be good
terrible disgrace,
shape into hsh
hooks headpicce a cupdor
Along onoul first Inherited
his Hawaiian hidden beyond the reach
all
after
that his honor spotted
Before
links
a necklace by Mayor Ferns mother
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-02-04

Miss Dorothy Van Sicklen entertained
yesterday at bridge party given at the
Fairmont in compliment TO Miss Marian
Miller and Miss Helen Jones. Those
who enjoyed the affair were several
debutante friends of the hostess and
her guests of honor, with a number of
the older girls. who dropped in later
for tea.
The wedding of Miss Eva Castle and
A. P. S. McQuisten of Glasgow. Scot
land, will take place Tuesday evening
February 16. at the home of the brides
mother Mrs. Frederick Castle. in
Steiner street. The ceremony and in
formal reception will be attended only
by the relatives and few close friends
of the couple. Miss Castle is a woman
OF charm and a grace of manner that
has won many friends for her during
her residence in this city. She is also
member of one of the oldest families
here and has wide acquaintance with
the pioneer families of the state Her
engagement to the clever Scotchman
was announced several weeks ago and
the date for the wedding has just been
disclosed.
Mrs. James Floods luncheon for Mrs.
Whitelaw Reid will be given at the
Fairmont and covers will be laid for
about 36 guests. Mrs. Reid Will be the
incentive for many or the elaborate af-
fairs Of February.
Miss Emily Dubois will be hostess
this afternoon at a bridge party to be
given at her apartments at the Hill
crest. The Younger girls have enjoyed
several OF the recent card parties, and
, the affair this afternoon is anticipated
by over score of guests.
Mrs. j. Leroy Nickel Will entertain
today at a luncheon TO be given for
several Of the debutantes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Thornton Lally.
with their daughter. Miss Marian Lally.
have gone to New York and will pass
| several weeks IN the eastern cities. re-
turning in the month of March to their
home In this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Prentiss Cobb Hale left
few days ago for the east and will
remain away for several weeks. They
have gone 70 New York and Will pass
much OF their time in the larger eastern
cities.
Mr.. and Mrs. George II. Lent sailed
few days ago from New York on the
North German Lloyd line and Will visit
Naples and Greece. sailing by WY Of
Gibraltar MIR. and Mrs. Lent will pass
the summer in travel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Stern will enter
tain at an elaborate reception to be
given Sunday February e. TO celebrate
the twenty-fifth anniversary of their
wedding. The AFFAIR will be given at
the home of the couple at lila Fell
street.
Mrs. j. A. Mango entertained yester-
DAY at one OF the delightful bridge
parties of the week. given at her hon, =
in Pacific avenue in compliment to her
sister. Mrs. Van Dyke of Los Angeles.
who is visiting here. The affair was
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FIREPRoOF DOOR

An English inventor has perfected a
more nearly fireproof door thar tba
steel one generally used by armorinr a
wooden door with steel sheets so at
tached that they can expand when
heated
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n RS. WHITELAW REDS return
N to California has been the sig
nal for any number of delightful
affairs. Elaborate dinner par

affairs. Elaborate dinner par
ties and luncheons have been in favor
thus far, and one of the notable lunch
cons in compliment to the visitor was
given yesterday at the Hotel ST. Fran
els by Mrs. Ansel Easton. Among those
who enjoyed Mrs. Easton's hospitality
on this occasion were:
Mrs. Reid Mrs. Beverly Macedonia
Mrs. ]. Athearn Folgerl gle
Mrs Timothy Hopkins Mrs. c. E. Green
Miss Jennie Flood Mrs A. NJ Easton
Mrs. James Flood Mrs. William G.. Irwin
Mrs. Joseph Anderson Chanslor was
hostess yesterday at one of the prettiest
bridge parties of the season, given at
her home in Pacific avenue Almost
half hundred guests enjoyed the
afternoon at cards, and among the
PLAYERS were: