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LEGAL NOTICES.

the same as contract price.
Proposals must be made on print.
ed form furnished by said Com
missioner and accompanied by GER
titled check for 1--WE per cent. of the
amount of proposal, made payable
to the order of the Clerk of the
Commissioner of Public Works.
Work to be commenced within
10 days after signing contract.
Work to be completed within 80
days after signing contract. but II
said work be not completed within
80 days after signing of contract,
said contract shall become void as
per specifications.
The successful bidder shall agree
TO accept, at par. in payment OF
said supplies and work, any ana all
OF the bonds issued In pursuance
of Ordinance No. 6190; and shall
have no claim whatever on account
thereof against the City of Tacoma
except solely upon such bonds and
solely from the special assessment
made and special fund by said Or
dinance created.
The Commiss ioner reserves the
right to reject any and all Of the
bids.
OWEN xvnnnc
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ROOMS AND BOARD

FURNISHED room with board
$3.50 per week. home cooking.
10l1 SO. l st. Main 9i76
FIRST-CLASS board and rooms at
us South l st. Main S3S5.
acknowledgements young lady
to share room. Must give refer
ences. Add. OF. Times.
ROOM and board, reasonable. 412
So. 4th st. Main 6194.
FOR RENT-Room and board for
chums in private family. 2134
So. G.
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Aug. 2s, Sept. Ali, 1915.
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CHAS. d. ATKINS.

Aug. 21, 2s, Sept. 4, 1915.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

LOCAL Improvement District No.
464.-Notice Is hereby given that
in pursuance of Ordinance No. $3.50
of the City of Tacoma, a roll has
been placed in my hands for the
collection of the 3rd annual Install
ment of the assessment levied for
grading South 3rd, 4th and 9Th
Streets from 'I' Street to TX"
Street, to the established grade,
with a roadway thirty (30) feet in
width, and laying down on said
roadway a pavement of asphalt on
concrete base with brick cutters
and concrete curbs from "I' Street
to ~" Street; and pavement of
concrete on concrete base, with
concrete curbs and cutters, from
-" Street to TX" Street; together
with all necessary storm water
drainage.
Said instaiiment may be paid on
or before September zsth, 1915, but
II not paid on or before said date,
added interest, penalty and costs
will attach.
CIAS. d. ATKINS,
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HIGHEST prices paid for false
teeth of any description. Old
gold and silver bought. Room S23
Natl. Realty Bldg. Tel. Main 1898.
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Aug. 2s. Sept. Ali, 1si5.
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O. M. ,JOHNS
5 Acres on Car Line

200 Natl. Bank of Tacoma Bldg.
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WANTED TO BUY

wANTED-Light spring wagon.
Proctor 1854.
WANTED TO BUY-All kinds of
second hand furniture. 1914
Commerce. Main 1927.
WATERFRONT property. Must be
cheap and clear title. A. Times.
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WANTED to buy, good secondhand
furniture. Purkey Bros, 1858
broadway Main 5043.
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FOR SALE
MISCELLANEOUS

FOR SALE-A good dairy COW,
giving 10 quarts of milk. l. S.
Knowles, liz miles north OF
Johnson's Crossing.
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CITY ITtdSuTtT.
Aug. 81, 2s. Sept. 4, 1915.
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PAINTING & PAPERHANGING
s>~s~~~~>~~s~~~~~-~~s>>~ ~s~~-~~~~~>>>o>.
PAINTING. paperhanging, tinting,
decorating, etc &. N. Kongsback
1921 So. Yakima. Main s3ls.
FRANK & HANSON, 73s ST. Hell.
ems av. Phone Main 5142.
MUSICAL INST. REPAIRING
.>.~~~~~~~~~>S->~~.~
T. r. BARKS. musicians supply
and repair shop. Room SIT Prov
fdent Bldg
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wANTED--Second- hand furniture.
stoves. J. o. Turkey. 1915 c. Main
5s3s.
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Big BUSINESS
AHEAD SAYS DUN

NEW YORK, Dec. 24.-Dun's review
tomorrow will say Apart from the
rush in the shopping districts there
has been little in the business world
TO indicate that this is the holiday
season. Preparations for inventoryipg
are much less of a factor han usual
and instead Of the slowing down pro-
cess characteristic OF the period in
most branches. commercial activities
are exceptionally well sustained.
Manufacturers are taxed to the ut.
most and are booked months ahead
while only the shortage OF dye sturrs
.curtails activities at the textile mills
Under the circumstances there Is a
keen demand for skilled labor and the
marked Increase in the working force
In many Instances at enhanced wages.
II reflected In the largest volume OF
Christmas sales ever reported in some
sections.
.Os9
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enough to subscribe $4,000 to the
British war loan-patriotism at four
per cent.
Harry has a few hOmely maxims on
thrift that have been widely circulated
during the war period. in the hope
that his followers would profit thereby.
"Mither wadna waste, says Harry.
and ! would be %disEracing her mem
DRY II ! wasted. Here are some of
his rules.
1. Behave toward your purse a. you
would toward your best friend.
=. View the reckless spending of
money as criminal and shun the com
pany Of the reckless spender.
3. Dress neatly. but not layishly. A
bank pays a higher rate OF interest
than your back.
Z. Take your amusements judicious-
.ly. You will enjoy them better.
.. Don't throw away the crusts-eat
them. They are as nourlshing a. beef.
g. 70 b. more exhilarating to feel
money In your pocket than beer in
your stomach.
q Remember. b. only takes twenty
shillings 10 make "a pound. and twelve
pennies make a shilling
3 You can sleep better after a hard
days work than after a hard days
idleness.
r. Get good value from your trades
men. They watch out thai they get
good money from you.
10. A bank book makes GOOD read.
ing -better than some novels
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THREE cHARTERs tssUro

CHARLESTON. vs. We Zee q
for the purpose OF making n three
mile extension fo an Oklahoma rau.
road The Port Smith. pofeau a West
orn Railroad Company. OF pofrau. Oh.
lnhoma, was graufed a certificate "A
incorporation here today The author
'fed capital is $4,000 The incorpo.
are David , Evans. Ernest Nun.
ster. Albert Zieek. g. y Rurbunr and
W r. Wilson. an 81 CHICAGO
The U0one Land Company. Of HUNT.
iuEton. obtained "a charter to deal In
Boone county realty. The authorized
capital o. $4,000 and tho incorporation
are Charles w. Bronson. Harry q. nroh.
Lillian bronson. 7 Broh. 81 Hunting.
ton. and r. r. Nubanka. Of Richmond.
Virginia.
With an authorized capital ~ $40.
600. The Seneca OF Company. Of Tie.
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The forty-fourth annual meeting OF
the West Virginia state Grange Just
closed was one OF the most notable
gatherings In he history Of that great-
est of farmers organizations IN the
country. More than 100 delegates and
Officers from rs counties representing
as they did al 1.-The Agricultural sec
uons O. the state. were present al the
sessions which were held in Weston.
An iIvcortans feature OF the meeting
was It's pronounced declaration IN
favor OF womal suffrage n the ad-
vanced basis upon which Il was made.
In addition to indorsing the move
ment TO secure universal suffrage by
amendment o fthe federal constitution
the Grange inctructed its legislative
committee TO take charge OF the cam
paign work gor woman's suffrage IN
behalf OF the grange. durin gthe mex
campaign in this state.
Declaring that intemperance both
in mind and body Is the cause OF the
greatest degradation and hat total
abstinence makes for greater comfort
and family happiness and union. the
grange denounced the present attempt
In some sections TO violate and abuse
the West Virginia prohibitory laws
49, NA1VAHNA AAE ANNNAN
action OF the prohibition commissioner
to establish absolute prohibition.
The grange created a department
OF markets. the duty OF which is 10
assist the a members through
out h state in cooperative selling OF
commodities of the farm.
Rural Credits Discussed.
After extensively discussing rural
credits the grnnwa aaAnFaA d. N.,N...
ton on the subject. which follows IN
part:
That any farm chredit plan which
does not include a direct reduction or
the prevailing rates" Of interest, as
well as the long term of small annual
payments upon the farm mortgage.
will not meet agricultural require
ments or materially benefit our farm
ers
That no farm credit law which
places in the hands OF private capital
the power to make interest rates on
mortgage bonds. without Limitation by
federal law. will meet either the needs
OF agriculture OF the Just demands or
the national grange
That b government ofthe United
States shall end money at a rate
not to exceed 4ia per cent to the farm
ers. upon ~thirty-year farm and mort
cages. with such provisions as may
be necessary to make the government
perfectly safe. with the addition OF an
amortization charge that will pay the
principal n that time. provided, that
not more than $4,000 shall be loaned
TO any n person and that no person
owning more han $4,000 worth OF
land shall be entitled TO these privi-
ieges"5
The next annual session will be held
In Charleston in 1916
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assisted by the giften Miss Mary Fish.
OF Shadyside.


4 large number OF local people attend
cd the masquerade dance and cuchre
party last evening in Lasch's hall, in
South MarwoOd.
Joe Burke. conductor on the Pan
handle traction line. MAS reported 20 bf
better last night at his home
in Cast wheeling.
Nylie BaNtsr. OF baltimore. IL spend
ing the Christmas holidays al tho home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. h A. cNand OF
Eighteenth street.
GIL Wilson. student ~ W 4 J. Col
lsge. - spending the Christmas holidays
with his parents. Rev. and Mrs. q. J.
Wilson. Of TWenty-nrst street
Mrs. Edward Brinkman was reported
to lie somewhat better. but - stil AT
the home Of her mother. II viii be sew
eral days before she h. able TO return TO
her home.
AR. and Mrs. Kersey. Of Indianapolis.
ia spending several days visiting at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Patton. OF
Warwood avenue.
Tho Warwood dairy will close az noon
to-day. and all customers are expected
L. get everything carly.
Margaret Mitchell ls slowly recover
al her home on Twenty-hrst street,
after breaking her arm.
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HnuNWHHunn mo HNfNlAI IfANIff o..
fHI colonial Theatre yesterday and Co.
nnU f.f. out fu demonstrate that "a
urHnr r.iHIr iu h~ournhnId where
fHa husband nla complete charge uf fnn
NHnIIfr. And boo rel dramatic way ~ rNrna
fHIIIU urIHmII Dee purpose Huf
.-UnnHuUmnn should Dol f~.rIruHfrd HH
Ii drama aud not as g. moral lesson Boo
economics TH De rurr fHn finale NlHUHFa
fr. f.U husbands hnudInr DIE wife nj
IrnE account entered Jointly ln hln and
boz Name bout the Husband awakening
DBL caused Ir N chain ~ happenings quite
foreign fn fNn economic question. Nuf
HnrnwUmru ir o. lively ~uHufuurnmn
nnI good from fnr start fn finish. while
IIH UrHNIrmHfINnI touch adds enough
novelty and originality 90 NIn % from
fHr conventional class ~ features
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7 HE

A great municipality of Wheeling's size and speed must
pick Its only mayor with considerable heed. We need a man
OF character, circumference and weight, whose merit cannot
be a constant subject of debate; for when a mayors competence
is Swallowed by a doubt, a thousand busy knockers get their
busy hamemrs out.
Performances of Mayor Kirk upon his heavy job have
met with much approval from patricians and from mob. He
faithfully endeavored, and successfully, b'gosh, to purify the
LIQUID so convenient when we wash, and which we also should
employ, as many people think, to dampen our interiors in
stead of stronger drink.
In politics he freezes to the Grand Old Party dope-the
stun that put the twinkle in the star of human hope. For
though unthinking juveniles may turn their voices loose and
run to shout the praises of the rough and wooly mouse, in
vestigatoTs never ask where Mayor Kirk is at-he stands on
that exalted spot the people know as pat"
In early days he knew the road and combed it with a
grip; he bagged a pile of orders every time he make a trip;
but now ne sits behind a desk and sells his goods by wire a
job which more COMFORTS with his conservative desire. The
voters all regard his with unanimous approval, EXCEPT the
opposition bunch, which longs for his removal
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simply Tor tnr interesting story if
Tolls. 10 fnr uu other reason The yellow
Streak tho current attraction 90 the
NIrTIuIu Theatre lH one % the best uIr
torres HI Tar offered hY fhr Metro ore
sanitation. No hu afhrIIla. refined CONF
rIF. genuinely dramatic action living
Those iH Harry Dale. n Wall Street
NruNrr who Ir "a gentleman with r. sci.
lnw nirDnk. 30 yellow indeed. that he
fHur rnH Hla vito Ir hIa best frIrun.
Wnn finishes thr Job hF rlnunlne unlr'n
face end then t~hruWiug him out OF Die
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RIVER NEWS

Al the local wharf yesterday the
liver registered IL feet and was fail
ing very slowly. The steamer Reuben
Dunbar departed at 6 O'Clock yester-
DAY morning on her regular trip from
Pittsburgh TO Charleston. The steamer
kanawha will arrive in the city to-
morrow AZ noon on her regular trip
from Charleston TO Pittsburgh. The
steamer Liberty will lay over at Mat
amoras for Christmas and will arrive
In the city on her next trip Monday
evening.
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business VIII BE- practically a. a
today while Warwood oh
serves christmas As n holiday The
panhandle Traction Line had extra cars
rlnnlnE nll dag yesterday 10 take caro-
~ inn late Christmas rhouprro Am
Citit~ns were busy yesterday decorating
their with wreaths Of hofiv and
nfhfr pretty trimmings. Christmas dav
vices IN some N The churches will b.
held sunday while others will b. hold
The first part of The week. All have nrr-
pared very interesting programs
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Nfhla nrh0ni rally nf .fE n m Carl
Car1fhfrH. ruurrfnffnfrnf Tho Urf .rf
White contest. which has boon r4aIrr
for thr laet three months win como fa
n rlnrn Prof Harry Smith and Nfr
H0v NnuKfrf have I..r ffa rs.r.rfI..
cnrtHiuH Ine banquet viii Do arrueT
friday nlrhf. December DOL Some .f
thr fcnrfs viii o. hr fhr iendrra III fhIa
friendly contest Rev q A Tnrrn uf
lIffrnurrh viii preach rf BOTH ..r.Il..
SUNDAY Ir.f a E IIuIrF iHr brrn
called fob NIIf.iurrh fn speak rf r. grand
rally fn ono ~ fhr TIIfahurrh fhurrhra
fhrirfmnH Ir0. and IrI.rfnInmruf
on Monday rIHhf fHn Christian church
Iihln school VIII rIrr one % fHa h.af
cuferfnluwrnfH over hai1 br Chile church
Prof Harry q NnEd. fhr choir director
W have charge ~ fhIr rrrrIrH THrrr
il 70 nn nlHIe9lnn charged fu thIe mu.
eIDi ana UfUrHfH treat BESIDES fhn real
Santa fInur uNI In n feature nf fnr nru.
rrnu nud nIl Ode mrmhrrH nf fhn Chris
Ii1n Hlhir school BOO hr given m treat
IiHruflnrHrN Hul Musical In-frrfnInmruf
ON Nrlu..iHr n.Fhf. ODE .4fh af RI
O'Clock fH.r. wHN h. NrIH rHrU musical
Hnl If0rHIU Festival nF Mice TInH Rial
u MIrn Lido Humphrey. uf Mrhfrchrn
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SKI AMBULANCE In USE.

PARIS. Dec. %. G 30 D. m-The new
ski ambulance OF the French army. or.
ganized By n. r. Haries. left today
for the Alpine mountain front The
new section was formed with the oh.
ject Of carrying the wounded over the
SHOWS Of the winter on ski sieds in.
stead Of employing mules az formerly.
The new section comprises q skis On
charge of men. among who are many
Americans.
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SPECIAL oHntsTNAa
PnonnAM Ar III ~

lie mothers Secret r. William Foa
iInu IN HrrrHHrIuE excellence
featuring RALPH kfIInrf and Hnr.fnr
irrrr HfI lr The HrirnfII F-h.fnrar Un
.N.HN 4 rfHErHm Do Ir claimed fH o. ono
Ii.0 moot powerful dramas Chat naa
n iIfe iNHf produces dramatic crisis
n~lnilnuaIIN and uIfn these arrnrr rIaF
WIN afrnnr -FwnnHuaNHm OBJ the
InnnlnH performers. fHr. nnarr.n ~
Worthy pictorial quality On nr.mnIrn
tDara o. fhr eyes fhrnunn aHrr nImrr
lnI-rrf Nn one should miles fhir uHr
lffIul picture Good comedies uHH nIan.
Do SHOWN with hfe shove feature
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terton. was chartered to operate in
Pendleton county. The incorporators
are Jacob p. Hinkle. John F. Harman
and Brosie f. Hartman. OF Mackville;
Fred Dolly and Johnson Dolly. OF Te-
terton.
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"TTaa OF The storm country Of pr
will be presented by the court STOCK
COMPANY ncNt Monday. Tuesday and
Wednesday afternoons and evenings
will send ira audiences away with a
brighter outlook ou life. e. happier ie'l
Ius "iusIds". H better feeling toward
the fellow man. and a. rejoicing SORT OFT
feeling. mot only iu fHD fact that "a eiocN
ORGANIZATION Hna been brought Co. vs. heel
mg that represents the last Wnfd in
stock. but a sort off general fceliuE mat
this ls a pretty good ola world Co I've
BOZ after all
storm OuufrF viii Dc I~earHuHIuID tot
this feeling Iust aa Do was rcHp1urlnlc
f.r tine haupIufHa that UrrNHuru the
audiences tnut Witnessed bic other great
success. Excuse Me-
rre Tells a. tale or infcrminEief
love interest. dotted throughout WIH L
cumfIF vein That pr1tukre laughter Ut
IH. a-uuuIHufuHH. natural sort
or rou have read One book Do Eoc1
without saving sou will see fhr play If
son have mot read frr book fne court
m"HUHrrnTuf promises Nuu "a rnrf Ilrai
Iu tHr offering which will introduce the
nfY.F company which. with your cooper.
ufInuH wII become a. permanent infaIfl-
cal UtfHrr Iu Wheeling
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ON %THRIFT-.-No. 3
HARRY LAUDER ON THRIFT

Harry Lauder, the famous Scotch comedian, who has made
millions laugh, and who commands a fabulous salary for his
vaudeville sketches. believes in thrift. He wouldnt be a
Sctotchman if he did not. easy come. easy 90" is the rule
in professions where big money is made for little effort The
theatrical profession is noted for its spending propensties. but
Harry believes in saving. Out of his earnings he accumulated
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r y KindeiherFer. who wac operated
gn aeveral weeks nHu a. The North
wheeling hospital. was removed d. F
bone on Twenffafh street. Thurafav.
~ kindslbsrEsr o. much improved in
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WARW00D
No nu~--

The last meetinE Of the council IN the
oia year which was TO have been held
last evening. did not meet ovying IT, i,rL
of = quorum. Tho meeting Will have 10
D. held after the first Of the wear. AT
men time some very important mat
time. will be Transacted.
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a very i~nfereafinF musical aud liter.
~ .~proFranL has boon repaired bv fhe
nnd officers of the Warw00f
Eapfilf Mlaaion. Co. be- rendered on eur-
day afternoon - 2 90 O'Clock 81 T.-.t-
ball. IN south Warwnod
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own home Dale loses hIs yellow streak
hun becomes a. man through Hu Iurfn-
niaiN constructed plot that holds the In
LrfrHt throughout IIOuul BARRYMORE
fH n harrF selection Tor tho stellar role
auHe Do o. perfectly suited Co. the
arr lhrfir1IIfs ana rlfra fn DO rharnr
LefIsfir touches uf comedy Tor which the
InrrI moro llmILL ~. L-nr ban flm.u.
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THE THEATRE

Nav Irwin has never had an unsuc-
ccssful play In her long career ON the
American stage. she assigns this re-
suit TO the fact that she has never var
led from her ~steadfast rule 90 present
PLAYS Of clean and wholesome humpt.
Cone does not need TO be dirty TO he
40 frankn..s. Her play. "38 Washing
ton square" Dr. no different from the
others boz this particular. yet Do H. one
of the most auCceHsful she rns ever
mad Mis- Irwin and the original New
York cast will be seen az the court
Theatre today.
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IlTTSHURGH. Pa. Dec. 2f.-Rivcr
stages follow.
DAVIS 1sLNND-71 feet. stationary.
SrEUBENBfLLE-f1 feet. falling.
cloudy.
PARKERsBURG-i3 feet. falling.
rain.
MoRGANTowN-77 feet. faIuns
cloudy.
on CITY-sS feet. stationary.
cloudy.
,HREN 40 feet stationary.
CLOUDY.
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me MarWnnn fNrlHfinu church. cor
rrr ~ ItClIand avenue and seventeenth
nLfeet VIII he quite n center Tor o. Ioef
mnnN
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REQUIRE BOND.
city viii Guarantee Against Accident
In Erection Of Pollock SHAFT.

Edward Kreutzer and Mike Maloney
appeared before the board Of control
yesterday I'm reference 90 the erection
~ the Pollock monument. The gentle
men we're Informed that % would be
necessary for them 10 file bond insur.
tho city against accident. This
DEL required by ordinance
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kINo PETgR o

PARIS Dec SIT 10 announced
That General J. r. l. Piarron d. Mon.
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GRANGE ENDORSES |
EQUAL SUFFRAGE.
LEGISLATIVE co~nIrrEE rs IN
sTRUcTeo TO DO CAM
PAtON WORK.

Session just cioseo ~ weston Was
One Of Most Notable IN History
Of n Organization.
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desir has visited King Peter of Serbia
ana presented him with the war cross
conferred upon him by France. The
general also handed to the king a let.
ter from President P~oincare.
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MISS IRWIN GIVES
CHRISTMAS PARTY
is HOSTESS AT DELIGHTFUL AZ.
FAIR At HOTEL WINDSOR
LAST EVENING.
Of Company Are Given Scarf
Fins Cuff Links and Cameo
Brooches.

Last evening in the private dininp
room OF the Windsor hotel A merry
christmas party was given by Ms
May Irwin and ~. A. Meyer. her man.
ager. complimentary TO the
OF her company. who open an enRare.
ment at the Court today.
The afair was planned as a surprise
and when the guests assembled thew
were escorted to the dining room
where in the darkness a large tree
beautifully trimmed with
suggestive Of Christmas. Illuminated
with red and green electric lights. Fol.
lowing this Miss Irwin presented the
members OF her company with beauti-
tul gifts. Mr.. Meyer. her manager
was given a handsome gold watch and
TO b other male members OF the
company scarf pins and cum links were
presented. The ladies' were given
cameo brooches inlaid in pearls.
Following the presentation OF 70.
membranes light refreshments were
served and "reminiscences were recited
by various members OF the
As a concluding feature OF the de-.
hghtful party dancing was enjoyed
Those who attendde.