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STEINWAY HALL

! Mrs. William Male ana Lieut.. and
Mrs. Phillip j r. Kiehl me table
was very attractive with crystal
bowl of white chrysanthemums. and
fred shaded candles.
Saturday Mrs. Lantry entertained
Mrs. John B. w. Corey. Mrs. Ray.
mond s. Pratt, and Mrs William Nc.
lCleave at bridge. For holding the
highest score. Mrs Corey was given
la box of place card aa
Captain and Me- Charles W. Van
Way arrived at SEh0field Barracks
Friday, the 9Th. Captain Van Way
has been relieved from the Quarter.
masters Corps and assigned to the
4th Cavalry. The many friends of
! the Van Ways are delighted that they
become permanent members of the
garrison.
Maj Samuel P. Lyon entertained at
dinner on Wednesday for Captain viii
liam G. Doane, Captain James M.
Loud, Captain James A. Higgins,
Lieut.. Donald d. Hay, and Lieut.. Wal
ter H. Frank A graceful arrange
ment of Shasta daisies formed the
centerpiece.
Mai. and Mrs. Thomas T. SchIey
had as guests for tea at HaieiWa
Hotel Wednesday, Miss Evelyn
Hodges, Mrs. Brady Ruttencutter, Mrs.
Thomas HI. Lowe, and Miss Lila vii.
son.
Norris Harbold. Scott Riggs, Bin
and Bob Browning leave on Sunday
evening to enter the Honolulu Mill
tary Academy.
Lieut.. John w. Simons gave sup
per party on Tuesday night for Capt.
and Mrs. Joseph f. sJanda, Lieut.. and
Mrs. Charles H. Rice, Miss Margaret
Merrill and Lieut.. Robert T. Snow.
The host took his guests to the movies
after the dinner.
Mrs. Charles L. Willard Is spending
a few days In Honolulu with Captain
and. Mrs. David Stone
: Lieut.. and Mrs. Livingston Watrous
had Col. Samson L. Faison and Maj. /
Frank II. Albright as dinner guests |
on Wednesday evening.
Wednesday, Mr.. Jay Gould accom-.
panied by Mr.. Spalding of Kauai /
brought their string of polo ponies to /
Schofield and engaged in a practice I
game with the army four at this post.
L1ieutenants Herr, Hoyle, Hayerkamp
ind Beard constituted the home team,
while Lieutenants Wilbur Rogers. Cui-
UNI, Joe DAILY and Estes alternated in
making the four with Mr.. Gould and /
Mr. Spalding. Another game was
played on Friday afternoon, the line
Ip being the same as in Wednesdays
,ame Among the many polo enthnsi-
lsts who witnessed the initial appear
nee of the visitors were Col. and
drs Croxten, Colonel McMahon, Miss
s Carrie and Esther Mcmahon, Cap 4
ain and Mrs Charles Lloyd, Captain !
nd Mrs. Augustine Mcintyre. Captain
nd Mrs. Dennis Currie, Captain and
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SOCI

ienkotter and Lieut.. and Mrs. william
Mccleave at dinner on Saturday night
The Cashier Reading Club met with
Ing.
Capt. Alexander McNab sailed on
the Sonoma Tuesday evening for a
Bobby, Erlenkotter celebrated his
birthday on Tuesday with the able
assistance of Dolly Stokes, Jack Cor
ey, Raymond Pratt. Virginia Currie.
Martin and Dan and Jack DAILY. The
combined blow Of the guests extin-
guished the four candles on the fes-
tive birthday cake. From the delight
fully mysterious Jack Horner pie all
tots were made happy by their gifts.
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Friday Capt. and Mrs. Douglas Nc
Caskey and two sons left for Haleiws
to spend some time in camn on the
beach.
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Lieut. and Mrs. John Herr had as
their guest Miss Suzanne Guilfoyie for
transport
Col. and Mrs. William j. Snow ar
Manila. Col Snow win take com
mand Of the LIST Field Artillery.
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Col. and Mrs. William Forsyth and
Miss Dorothy Forsyth were the guests
of Capt and Mrs. Englebert G. Oven
of the transport.
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Lieut. and Mrs. Charles H. Rice
entertained Capt and Mrs. John D.
Janda. Miss Margaret Merrill, Miss
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At the Herts (England) County
Council it was announced that the
military authorities had agreed to re-
lease 500 soldiers to assist with the
corn harvest.
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ScB0fIELD SOCIETY

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$3.50 49, S9r - usu MriEne NINE.
Wtaelr Llsts anu NIB. tIupy MAI
I'm S.p@ Seu.n =. benlamin, Lieut.
ana MI ON =. lac Mrs. GnhLles
H. ~ ..' $500 a.s James = SlAnsy' anu
l.s 1elllsI selisu on tug
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eIt.ty .n,sssu 1osn at oSnollelu anu
~ 1e .lIs g sle q one ~ tne most
p2Puie1 yP1nt women 81 the serves
es nete Desn fecelFsu y the
Meoo,nt q mlss hisanoI Chittenaeh
e7n Lieut. James 3 cress q tne
cinss q 1918, Y, ,. e. A. MISS INIT.
senqea g me ae s,s ne. q Genera ena
enSeE SefRs. nov retired ana living
n seattle. washington ana Lieut.
Srqs - me son OF Col. ana MIS-
Geo. crees o. the cavalry MISS
cnittenden visited Scnonelo ABOUT Two
years ago as the guest Of Lieut. ana
MH Charles Eyerltt
MA BENJAMIN Atkinson mas been
victim Of z grippe this week and
Lieut. and Mrs. Clarence L. Tinker
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Luneheon Club on Friday, the guests
being Mrs. Livingston Watrous, Mrs
'fEQng A Beard mrs. Robert N. Chen
ey and Mrs. oharlestL Willard
Capt. and Mrs. George H. Paine
had Mrs, Charles d. DAILY as dinner
guest on Saturday, and on Monday
Mrs. DAILY was. their luncheon guest
at the Moaiia Hotel, later going to
the races.
Capt. and Mrs. Charles L. Willard
move to the quarters OF the Construct
ling Quartermaster. as Capt. Willard
has been detailed In charge of con-
struction work on this post.
Doctor Orr Of Cincinatti has been
the guest of Lieut.. and Mrs. Robert
r. Love for few days.
Tonight Colonel and Mrs. Benja-
min w. Atkinson will entertain the
officers and ladies of the 32nd In
fantry at q cabaret supper The guests
will be seated at small tables along
the sides of the spacious room, leav-
Ing the interior area cleared for dane
ing. Among those invited we're Lieut.
Col. and Mrs. Michael j. Lehman,
Miss Catherine Lehman, Lieut.. Col.
and Mrs. Francis e. Lacey, Jr., MISS
Catherine Lacey, Major and Mrs. Sam
uel P. Lyon, Major and Mrs. Henry
e. Games, Captain and Mrs. LaYergne
Gregg. Captain and Mrs. Fred w.
Pitts, Captain and Mrs. John d. Bur
nett, Captain and Mrs John B. Rich
ardson, Captain James A. Ulio, Cap
tain and Mrs. Thomas H Lowe, Cap
tain and Mrs. Walter E. Pridgen, Cap
tain Charles G. Bankhead, Captain and
Mrs. Paul r. Manchester, Captain and
Mrs. Byard Sneed, Captain and Mrs.
Clyde r. Abraham, Captain George G.
Kelleher, Captain and Mrs. Lloyd R.
Fredendall, Lieut.. Carl L. Cohen.
Lieut. and Mrs Robert G. g. Calder.
Lieut. and Mrs. John r. Baxter. Lieut.
and Mrs. Hugh B. Keen, Lieut. and
Mrs. Douglass T. Green, Lieut. and
Mrs. James N. Peale, Lieut.. Otis X. |
Sadtler, Lieut.. Charles B. Lyman,
Lieut. William A. McCulloch. Lieut..
Alfred E. Sawkins, Lieut.. and Mrs. |
Woodfin G. Jones, Lieut.. and Mrs.
Rufus 8. Bratton, Lieut.. Howard p.
Milligan, Miss Lila Wilson, and Miss
Adele Mason.
Captain and Mrs. George H. Paine |
had as dinner guests on Wednesday /
evening Lieut.. and Mrs. Joe DAILY,
Mrs. Lantry, Mrs. Cameron, and Cap
Iain Lauren s. Eckels.
Lieut.. and Mrs. John e. Hatch, who
eft on the transport were guests OF I
Lieut.. and Mrs. Percy Deshon on
Sunday for dinner and on Tuesday
hight they were dinner guests of
lieut. and Mrs. John N. Hauser.
Lieut. and Mrs. William Male leave
IN the next transport for Fort Riley.
Kansas, where Lieutenant Male will
inter the Mounted Service School as
! student officer.
DR.. and Mrs. Jewell entertained at
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Madame Aldrich of tie Metropolitan
Opera Co., has selected Sfeinvay
Grand for her concert at the Opera
HonSe, Wednesday, evening, Sept. 18th,
IN preference to any other make in
the ovorld.
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A glee club from the 18th Infantry
afforded much enjoyment during the
evening by playing and singing both
old and modern Southern music.
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Col. and Mrs. Michael ]. Lehman
were guests Of Lieut.. and Mrs. Doug.
lass 7. Greene for the weekend
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Lieut.. and Mrs. william Male leave
on the next transport for Fort Riley.
Kansas, where Lieutenant Male will
enter the Mounted Service School as
q student officer.
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Saturday Mai. Thomas f.. Schley
and Mrs Josephus s. Cecil had as
guests at Haleswa for swim and tea,
Col and Mrs. Richard G. Croxton
Miss Adele Mason, Miss Evelyn
Hodges and Miss Lila Wilson.
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DR.. and Mrs. Jewell entertained al
dinner Saturday night for Lieut.. and
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Capt. and Mrs. Augustine Mcintyre
entertained at dinner on Tuesday
night for Lieut.. and Mrs. Louie A.
Beard and Capt. Julian A. BENJAMIN,
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Lieut.. and Mrs. John e. Hatch, who
left on the transport were guests OF
Lieut. and Mrs. Percy Deshon on
Sunday for dinner and on Tuesday
night they were dinner guests of
Lieut.. and Mrs. John N. Hauser.
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Captain and Mrs.. George H. Paine
had as dinner guests on Wednesday
evening Lieut.. aud Mrs. Joe DAILY,
Mrs. Lantry, Mrs. Cameron, and Cap
tain Lauren 8. Eckels.
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Nrs BENJAMIN Atkinson has been
q victim Of Ia grippe this week and
has been quite III.
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1916-01-14
STATE BANK REPORT

Report Of the condition Of THE KEA BANK 8 TRUST CO. Of Kenna
New Mexico at the close Of business Dec, 81, 1915
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1916-01-14
Kenna Milling Co. Sold.

The Kenna Milling Co., for
merly owned by T. P Crume
and L. M Carmichael is now IN
the hands of and is being oper-
ated by the new purchasers,
L. e. Denton, VIM. H. Cooper,
Geo. 4. Littlefeld, and A. G..
Pirtle. The deal was consunlat-
ed in the early part of tins week,
changing hands Wednesday.
The new owners of the enter
prise are planning to enlarge on
The business to a considerable
extent by buying and selling
all kinds of feed stuff both in
retail and car load lots. We
predict for the new company a
most successful venture, as
each individual interested in the
purchase is well acquainted with
the products of the country and
the needs of the people in the
way Of feed stuff ard the means
of hanSling an extensive busi-
ness in that line will not be
lacking,
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1916-01-14
FROG CITY MINES.

All of the Baker family are on
the sick list this week, and
Uncle Clayton is reported quite
Ill.
Among those who attended the
dance at Nobe last Friday night
were, Alfred and Fred Messick,
Ed and Verna Wixom, Marvin
Marks, Jay Henderson and
Frank King and sister, Miss
Lena.
Mrs. Dupuy's new house is
about finished.
Charley Glover of Judson was
buying chickens in Frog City
last week.
Ernest Mullen and wife OF
Thornham were in our midst
last week buying chickens.
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1916-01-14
MILLIN THE SAND.

School opened last Monday in
the new school house, Mill in the
Sand. district about six miles
east of Eaglehill, IN the Albright
neigh borhoed, with Miss Lena
King as teacher. This is one of
the best finished country school
houses in the county and was
built entirely by private sub
scription by the enterprislng set
tiers of that district.
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1916-01-14
BoAz NEWS.

A number of Boaz people are
still having the grippe.
NJ. 0. Mills of Roswell was in
town Mon lay and Tuesday
shaking hands with Old friends.
William Horner made q bust
ness trip to Kenna, last Friday,
Mrs. Il. j.. Reagan, who has
been i'll for some time is report
ed as slowly recovering
John Klesseraht brought in a
load Of feed to have ground on
VIM. Horner's grist mill last
week.
Mrs $. s. Squire was unable
to teach the first Of tie week
on account Of HE grippe
Chas. p McClam and r. v.
Cray Were ip town on business
TUESDAY
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1916-01-14
OLIVE ITEMS.


Mr.. and Mrs. j. f Van Eaton
and little son, who have been
off to Texas visiting relatives,
returned home last Friday.
Mr. Frank Parker of near
Kenna passed through this vici-
nifty Monday, en- route to H. T.
Jones ranch, where he will do
some carpenter work.
G. w. Walker made bust
ness trip to Roswell Tuesday.
e. T johnson motored over
to Elkins Tuesday
Q. Q. Cloppert made a bust
ness trip to Kenna, Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs Wiley Tow en-
tertained the young people
Tuesday night with a social.
Mrs. A. G. Wilson. who was
on the sick list is better at this
writing.
Fred Graves made a business
tip north east Of Kenna Thurs
day
Mr., Fred Graves aid Miss
Gladys Murphy were united in
ms,riage at Portales, December
the 30th, 1915. Mrs. Graves is
a daughter Of j. w. Murphy
and is an accomplished young
lady. Mr.. Graves~is a son of
Mr.. and Mrs, George Graves
and is an industrious young
man. Best wishes and congrat-
ulations Of Olive friends are ex-
tended them
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1916-01-14
AT WHITE CHAPEL.

A box supper will be given at
tho White Chapel School, Sat
nrday evening, Jan. 20. Every
oneis invited to attend.
AT Sunday School, Sunday,
we had a fine crowd and a good
meeting. We wish to thank
those who came for their at
tendance and to invite others 10
come. It begins at $3.50 every
Sunday afternoon.
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1916-01-14
Walker Bros. Buy Cattle.

Peck & Ballard yesterday de-
livered $50 COWS to Walker Bros.
which they had previously sold
from their holdings on alfalfa
range in this vicinity. Dick
Ballard sold to the same parties
$50 head Of cows, and jim Bal
lard sells a string of calves to
the Olive ranehmen. Roswell
News.
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1916-01-14
TO THE GENERAL PUBLIC

We wish to announce that we
we have bought the entire OUT
fit OF the Kenna Milling Co,
including Mill, Machinery. Sup
plies, etc.
We expect to buy and sell all
kinds Of grain, and will furnish
it either crushed or whole.
We have on band a lot of
cake, just received.
Will also put in coal, fencing
posts and wire, as soon as we
can get lined up.
We solicit your patronage.
Kenna Supply Co.
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1916-01-14

M. ~. Mills OF hUSWRH was
business visitor here Monday
Marvin Robertson is down
from Clovis on visit to his
parents.
Messrs Baker and Collins of
Rock Valley were Kenna visit
ors Thursday.
Mrs. J. B. King Of Frog City,
is visiting her daughter, Mrs.
JIG. Greaves this week.
g. J: Rose Of Judson is mar
kedBg corn in Kenna this week.
Oscar Robertson of Clovis was
onlhe streets here this week at
tending to business. He an
nounces that he will soon be
passing here often firing one of
tie Santa Fe's locomotive en-
gines.
1t is not at all necessary to
dwell on the drop in tempeya-
ture Tuesday night, for all the
dear readers evidently noticed
it, or else they have more cloth
es than the editor.
OF those who haven't had the
grip we have to report at
this writing only TWO-Miss
Setta Jones and Miss beatrice
Cooper.
One of the best news items
received at This Office for some
time past is the announcement
made by County Commissioner
=. L.. Lusk that the bridge
across the Pecos river neal
Acme is an assured fact. The
building Of this bridge has beer
looked forward to with much
interest by the settlers and TAX
payers in the north part of tht
county. The construction Of
this very bridge is the mair
wedge. for the opening of til,
principal highway Of Eastern
New Mexico, which is being
built at each end, and the gal
from Kenna to Roswell as W,
understand just about complet
es the route from Amarillo t
lei Paso. The completion o
this bridge makes it possible t
continue the road along tn,
Santa Fe r. r., or very near i
all tie way down through New
Mexico rs the road wants tt
be built.
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1916-01-14

Subscribed and @ before hi7 7 dos q jams
1918.
Dan q. Savage, Notary Public
Ny commission expires ssp'. q 1916
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1916-01-14
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

M. o. Mills of Roswell was a
visitor here Monday.
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1916-01-14
STATE OF NEW MEXICO
County of Chaves
p. n. BeII. Cashier and I'm

County of Chaves PIT. Bell Cashier and Frank
Good President p T. Bell Director and Frank Good
TIP Crum Director OF the Bank &Trus Co.
Of Kenna New Mexico bank organized under the laws Of the Ter
oy State New Mexico oath duty each for him
self depoeh and that the above and foregoing statements of the
and Liabilities Deposo Interest paid deposits and
Capital
Of business Dec. 81. 1915, correct and true
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1916-01-14

En'ered Febnazy 50. 1907 at the Kenna,
New Air1ico, Post Office, as second Glass
Npn Mater
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1916-01-14

Advertising rates made known on application
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1916-01-14

Subscription $1.oo Per Year In
Advance
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-10-25
M'BRIDE AND
LISTER ROAST
EACH OTHER

Old General Apathy was
rushiessiy selxsd by the
throat last night on the polis'
ieal voyage and thrown unesr'
enormously overheard BY both
the republican and democratic
candidates for governor.
From time immemorisi, u
mas been customary for car
dldstss 20 start out on . pro.
oram Of politely Ignoring the
opponents name. Then, a. the
battle grows hotter. the air be-
comes more sorrid, until each
candidate 10 overcome hy
sitting. choking desire 20
wiring. more personal refer
sness out Of HE systsm-
Last night. tho fever broke oui
In both camps.
Gov. Lister spoke at Centraiia
and ha raped Gov. Mcbride By
name. Gov. Mcbride spoke n
Mount Vernon and did likewise.
Lister said Mcfsride's conversion
TO the dry Law In sudden.
Mcbride said Listers persona
organ. the Washington Voter. only
las, May supported the brewer,
bill. Initiative No. ~
Lister said tho breweries nnanc
cd McBridos campaign In 1908.
Mcbride said Lister has "con
fessed" to wringing campaign con
tributions from state employees 70
the amount OF $4,000
Lister said he changed tho opin
lon OF the editor OF the Washing
ton Voter so that he. too. Ia now
OPPOSING tho brewery bill.
Mcbride said Lister should re
turn To tho state sss3. which Il IL
charged was used for household
expenses at the governors man
sion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-10-25
Girl Soon to Wed
Man She Only
First Yesterday


BAKER, Ore. Oct 2s.--tit
tie Eiene splropils, 10, OF Ath-
ens. today prepared for her
marriage next month 10 . man
whom she never saw Until yes.
terday.
Nick splroplIs. . rsneher and
distant relative. 10 the bride.
groom.,o-te. The girl was en-.
gagged TO him in infancy and
went thru school with tho con.
vietIon that they would marry.
She Travelled alone 5000
miles from Greece 10 this city
and looked on the face OF her
husband for the first time last
night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-10-25
VOTE MACHINES ARE
NOW Distributed

Voting machines are now being
distributed in various precincts of
the county. There are 200 ma.
chimes. There are more than 4iG
precincts.
Those who Will have to use vot.
ing machines are urged TO familiar.
lie themselves with their operation.
either at the precincts or at the
courthouse.
The safest course is to vote for
every office separately. instead OF
straight tickets. This will insure
vote exactly as intended.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-10-25
ALLIES TRYING TO
HELP RUMANlANS

LONDON. Oct 25.-The allies
are taking every possible step to
protect Rumania, David Lloyd.
George declared In the house OF
commons today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-10-25

PORTLAND. Ore. Oct. 25.-
Flour jumped 20 cents today,
reaching a accommodating rate OF
81 a barrel for patent, the highest
ever known here. Further I'm.
creases are imminent and the price
OF all bread stuffs will probably
go up.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-10-25
Single Lace Curtains
Csc Each

m HESE are mills samples. and include Cable
L Net Filet and Nottingham styles. we'll the
finer Net Curtains in madras weaves finished with
hem and attractive lace edges
They "a and yards long. 80 to 81 inches
wide. and come in white, ivory and beige color For
anyone requiring servceable inexpensive curtains for
single windows an unusual opportunity is offered at
this low price: each Curtain 35c.
basement salesroom.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-10-25
BREAD PRICE SCARS

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 25.--The
price OF bread will be raised to 9
cents a loaf or higher this after.
noon at a meeting OF the CalIfor-
- Master Bakers association.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-10-25
Stamped
Novelties
Low-Priced

MANY foresighted wom-
NA EN- who plan to make
an early beginning on
hand embroidered Christ
mas gifts are choosing
from the Basement Sales
rooms 81 wing OF
Stamped Novelties, which
comprises a wide variety
of low priced piec c S,
among them:
Stamped ellp-ovsr Gowns, ready
To wear creep, for the embro.d.
cry. sixes II, 10 and II. 5oc.
Blveblrd csnssrplsees with
design s,eneiled In oolors on
walatea. for outline embroidery.
27.inch size. SIC.
Pillow cssss In five dainty de-
Htbbns btAtApra va kttA de&NAf .
firm tubing. SOC pair.
Stamped Pillow Tops In oblonx
shape. stamped with colored stem
ell designs for outlining. lee.
Pleasing designs combined with
notices are stamped on Pillow
Tops OF natural-color iinen-fin-
ished material. for working with
soiid stitch. f5c.
Table Runners In three pleas.
Ing conventional designs. 20 be
worked In solld effect. 35c.
rhlrtesn.pleee Luncheon Set
lCenterpiece with Dolliesl stamped
on firm Indian Head. csc.
kineteen-piecs Luncheon Set.
stamped for cross-s,itch embroid.
cry on Indian Head tCenterpi~ce
with Doilics and Napkin Rings.
csc.
Five piece lune hson Set
stamped in butterfly and cross.
stitch designs on Indian Head. to
be edged with crochet or tatfing,
csc. -pssemsns saissrosn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-10-25

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Shadow Laces
Csc Yard
A n assortment Of dainty
"A designs in these Shadow
Laces, which come in white
and ecru color and range IN
width from II 10 y inches.
Price Csc yard.
LACES. 1Oc YARD
In this collection arc heavy
Cluny-pat,ern Bands. Shadow
I.aoes, Normandy Valen-
ciennes and Cluny-pattern
Edges in white and ecru
color. from IA TO 4 inches
wide. Low-priced at Toe yard.
basement saissroom.