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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-01
BOROUGH OF QUEENS

AT MURRAY HTTL FBuSHING),-So minutes
fPonnsylyauia Station: new residence; p!ot io1lvo'
ton rooiss electricity hot water heat $500; mort
gsre 81 s00 cash 81 900: balance suit free clear
improved o,s n. H. BOX o. Tribune Office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-01
BUNGALOWS TO RENT

BUNGALOws. 5000 FOR SEASON.
Located in the Pines Of Vermont. on
Mountain Lake
CARL c. LON. TARRYTowN. W Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-01
FURNISHED HOUSES TO LET

wTsr END AVENUE HOUSE. FURNISHED
American bssement ever improvement. reat M q.
srafe. inmeci ATE posscszon near subway. Room
"a. Shermln sgnAre H0,es Broadway. IlH 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-01
BOROUGH OF THE BRONX.
BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN.

A PRIVATE HOUSE AT i5j PER MONTH NINE
roofns and bath. one block from school, Ooe block
sr,-n elevated station ard two blocks from subway
staiion large front veranda Further particular
from LOUIS BECKER. 1859 Amsterdam aV.. near
18Th It, Phone Audubon 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-01
MORTGAGE LOANS
NEW JERSEY.
BOROUGH OF QUEENS.

$500 To $1,000 WANTED BY MECHANIC To
build eo,ssv on clear pFopprty, J. rs~sS.
able raos o. yearly payments. Who Will hssp ns
Get ms chdren IN oountTyi j A NARrixE
90 East liad 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-01
UNFINISHED APIS. TO LET

Sunny SIX ROOM APARTMENT N new nreproo
building rear e,eTaici ard sub~ay $50 rent
s. West 95th q.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-01
NEW YORK STATE

FOR sALE-I2. ROOM BRICK HOUSE. WITH
four aereu q lid. fine location fos summer
hons or rity bosriers: near Schenectady. Inquire
q M..s MARY A PUTNAM. r. D. No. g. Boz %.
Schenectady, y. \.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-01
BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN.

RF.NsONFI-RsT BARGAIN -Stuoro hosse. Rooms.
batLro.tls. garage TO match t0tl00. neH Bay
PsrkWay al convenient 70 2 new subway stations
Apply .if- SO,h st.. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-01

WANTED 10 RENT FOR SUMMER TWO cor
tas,s furnished fG- light houseke-ping. On o
near shore within thlry nile - Lug Island ClU
terms rnod~ate. Write s Bon 30. Tribune O'nea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-01
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES
REAL ESTATE WANTED

ITRACrIvE. mAguia.eni double oc,os: $50 en-
trGncs- pal Grh orice building $50. ITO W. i0th
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-07

llish a governmental policy in regard
10 coal which will insure the largest
possible production OF the fuel and
a minimum price to consumers.
The government now Is contem-
platisa fixation OF the coal price.
The output here. altho much
greater than last year, Is still far
behind the demand
Strike Curbs Fuel Wood
Sudden and immense Increase In
the consumption OF Industrial coal
and refusal OF the Canadian gov.
eminent TO permit British Columbia
mines to make shipments outside
Canada are the reasons assigned for
the shortage.
According 10 conference findings.
the eieAt-hour day lumber strike has
reduced the visible supply OF fuel
wood 70 so per cent normal. In the
fall and early winter many mills
will ehut down and further decrease
the supply.
Fuel oil shipments 10 the city dis
rrisuting points have been reduced
10000 barrels month. according
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-07
Thin Simple Ruie
Snon Strengthens =
Deiicase. StoHaach

IL really Is usrnecesSn@y - &nEe
yourself with pepshn pills or ertifi-
ciai SiEcstivea or 10 live on mis-
cradle nursery fSet. IL yos wiil s~s
serve one east r-h~ yss can sms the
hearty. nourl y. ir-sr s-osa asss yo.f
appetite Graves ans yosr ssdp asn IN
That rule " TO take a tcnse...fst
u Bisurates N-sgnesss 10 q half sia-ss
OF hot watcf with each meal rlaur-
atcd HaRneHia Il non lsmsstive. and
harmless and Possesses sssFcinal
qualities that promptis overcorre
impaired digestion. fermentation.
actdity. catarrhal conditions Of the
stomach. gas. distress after eating
and other stomach dle- refrrs A-s
Magnesia II prepared IN various
ways. be csrtain 70 lnsfst on obs.~xy-
ing IL In the BiGi~H, ed fotm. es'b@-
ciaiiy accompanied for stayiarh
purnor~s .aofd by. all ydrukEists.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-07

ttre seas~ve "a .,ss Mfssdoss ssiil
Saturday n-s~ss. rcspsy arrived ~
tho Caldwell hsssa. sn tsssT sew
se~wess. as-s 50 .rspd ,sr soasa.r Try
ls& TO marry 81 the aowilllsssi
IN ssisresw = s:s7lUss asSso wtSs IN
love with Jack 10 a surrtd niilfa'a
a.rs. uuuo .er eyr.pn;hsaahs irsas
hs1ss r.yo,t-S ard snw r.ss
X a.s.ouq 1. '.:s TO- hsv
assem clap'ams.r. ssdas tn "TTe
ssas.ssoe Rsos.s. NJ r'oss bt~S. paas I'd
on the ie.xftsrsase nstssps "a asy years
hesere e.ss's-sissp. moyiess ptctsrcs.
Ito skill esesa ts~~e - ''sesssess ls@
fnl a~ssas," in fila w-s@se. pos aew he
hnes 30 li~,~s 10 iesTY sss osly q
s.srssenx foo as psaslsessee
~ sssssspsssfzk 4xssaf tssa'ss's1ss
Z" w-Mssss the Lag" s.ass IN flctsr..s
At ea.a Ctess ss.sr. ssOs Pse-.tsav nj
ts~psatssa ws 4 ssasses e.asi s.ssesss tsspsa
i s.x sssssse H s.Yus- ~nSpesy rssss'* all
pred uc@vs keTe been asaaeae t:sg 80
FfRct rf'rssE ssv NVs N 80 sp@osssoss
SO rsxoed tasss ssesr. tspxs two sasllloss
daliarR cgsss h~ forced IA 10 the.
sss~s bon 0a's eess .ss-o soscs cass play
axrsss osxss~. spW ~ '"ssssbsrs.
se- reep." NJ the a'%vas.s. b @s'e OF
the most accomplish cd vorssa@ nj
ia.sea 90 tbs Awasicaa screea. but
o.ssn wesis never 4aess II IL look
NJ ser :As rs~os,cs r. stow~1~@. Ia
tssa ssscsu~e :sr ssoosa. swlma
r4abe.s q hs.. lsss sropvcto. ko.oses a
rssa sss-~g wfsa a-ey fsso aossd e@a.
c.w-pss 4 sseactA ssrassh as vocal 4
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ss pa ys,ssd prowr-sss. sasa b. a sDssrty
ai4p ss n rsvf. wo@fsIee h'ss igs
20 ssp.dss. %hse " a skilled h.oss~. s-oi
tsbs 81 ihse snly sport IN watch ar.
ssps re;cedsasd ea~oatsesosssaauo1 rssCsus-
ts.a. Ys-s ssa,ec outdsDo@ scco ~
pllnds ssee 10 she scsu.red 90 the
Orepes. rsusr-s whore sds,e y.ss bow'o
assss spent bsae nsr tateod
II sas1 Enses" N saxsss osp p6as Co
t.sssi t*ia week II ~ rot sias
.s~osa tslss TO hohs the psof-e4s. but
a sgread eassaeses trso Of life usfo+sssd
n W osse Of tho sSwesa aa.a IN cssd
vivid geFss.sSis of tsps sssfffla5s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-07

Iron Clad School Hose Csc
A standard Hose for Boys and
Girls. which In woven OF long
yarn hard twisted 40 that II viii
csssd up against hard wear. All
sasos. 25e pair.
Wosmcn's Biask Cotton
Hose lie Pair
womes's U. 8. Soldier Lady"
Hose. fashioned leg and foot. IN
black only. Special. lie pair.
Chilarsn's Arrowhead
hoss l1 Pais
chIlareh's Fiso pse Horc.
sse-aSsssr m. in black emily:
ssres IA TO 3. Ask fer tho Ar.
rs~hess. Price. lie Pair.
L.aaiey' Silk Boot Hose
, Pairs fcx Si.oo
ladies s4tk Foot Plated H9s~.
pmrc silk. sssshl. sole. Colers.
ye3so~. pearl. pssst. hiss. shssss.
1ass pair OF for ~ .0O.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-07

A. s'rs cutsssum Sunday.
etsfe Frrousyr. one Of te
most beautiful artists OF she
American drama, makes her
motion picture dsbut In Bar
barry shsep." Tor Arteraft pie
turss. Pov pnxrs'exiis NO
rronxne wLork on this gsqsnssr
production tras hesr In pra0
ress undrr tho dsrccSon Of
/ Maurtre r0ssneup. a@d u 10
announcer rnas tsrc film 10 ts'e
most elre9sxse ever ssssux1t -
she savdto kn Axs lrs~rcy.
For tire bA~ ssrees sse~rrA. IN
whlsh 2.ols rsssosss seek part. a
con@lses tl:oeFssr, ylsSsssn wae
built, and OF tfse hesa fsy sf tho
prodsletisn ~ tse flsfs. s.weSsa thes'
sand "taars' fs.san New Jersey and
Ne~ Ysrk grAcrra on she sercesa
and nsessssf rsstss.ps 70 wnsssss the
unasasal sr@see'srisqpa, r tsoss all
the ss.esssSe~s 81 tsse fsoas Less po'-sce
surco 10 keep eapsa the s.esvr
crow.sba. ws!ess epa soe-nsc.d sTea.
rlcsDa .ls9asNsesos,d 30 sa-s:aos thro tho
Hines In assitsssa 90 the scenes
" h5,sss wsar. tns,sss NJ Eeet Lsss. V l-scs
Fer.asosa and ss.g corn pSsoy travel
ed so "a oaffesvssu osss o. sossw so'
caskesw ID VAT tss0s payta % the
country. al sFsScr 30 foes ti'e ssssss~eSi
kimeaYhss Of ,is.e sescg. o. sss.
ing thss slss. ysauSise Tea~.scnr
censuasses wsss seTcrs e@gcrs's In
ssd,sr ps ns:s usss d~.ssas ssss.oisrt .ss
esrw~es wr Tegrs,ess si~self
ssaeDs rr~aesaiG sso.s sas Ca Algeria
sSrnr tsssse mHs. nsIk ssrsrsw fslFs
taas41es1 wasA brss h tho rssa.e~~
r.a,r ~ Asssssas iixS xsssd,e%sss reaaisss
f.c. scerrs!M
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s5satn t@i-sdss;sss ss q rsaete .sssRs spsssr
cscse of t.pe tsaows b.esEsa:azs Nd wsaascsa
Of tsse sasT.sA sae ssarpe. s*s hp~s nj.
wpas~ sces ls-e.s t!sHsd wt+. tsis tys.e
essss3sxsss ese. wsss a@ wses evi-
sre.nces Ia h-cy s.sssy sa@a.ss e,s sc
ss.ansst,e rissse4e.sa Her r%re per.
SERIAL ehraprs - sasdsSs'sElsy r~%re $sses
by ttre ea.esa. n - anss-sssces. and
that sec revssasssy Ia ssa.pc!ses 4
wa1 ~ sssorc tssps srsp.ssssspes oss tapo
s.sees.aa b. rsipda,y sspussssqssEes&.
k.oastes cel&'sssr ~ ~ tss. l. Itsssr*ass
Tor tape ApHe tsuass sss&s@sN tn Idol
hssexne"
The ssSsu SUp. slsue rosss Of n veusssy.
sesptsipca wousspsSs rtso @psrse Ess sssszs-
p.ses tn l4fteksdnuy maBrs'sses ON sass
sopxStlt
uss~s@sy fs&ielasM ID eAM ssaA "a .
sssasee- strass e!ri. 10 "Yrisnrs." ss
D las .s,e so tsle Csssos-ssgn ssnasras ma 4
sssa-sdas. IKE psstufc f. based on
the sssry 81 the sesse sasse BY
sesnsreS Ehasspgrs Assa rss. wis4s@ sn.sse
aras4s as,s.a ane;s Ia Csaa&ee'a
'qeS*s xsss pxeS Rssss{ss." ~sSs
Glasiys Hsaetae IN assc rsse ~ Fer.
rS. the little Erlsh urvRrt gsrl, n
-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-07

GRPs*HLAS
O. thss fiv. us,a qvr4s at tSls on
..aaususuo s.aueo.se. boss shs bs;sw part
u thus w...a. just LIDS" bntss
the sea.slIes r.sst sc@. esthe tho
otaev fosr run u close seeoanrd.
jest Kids" IL u rshoolsecua sss.
with n -oalpleS. eoustry school
setting and antics and songs by
Tire II girls ass two bod boy ~.
plD The ssn@i 0p vssSssss arr gac-,sd
and tnps en=ssssdy cieansF.
"Sispes p1sm gSR R.sGhh" n tbs
rosssas sonapnsay sSfssisa od She Or
psespa Players, with Ro-seus Athc-o
l.eepsso the fsn mp&~s Mt d fsss
clip. tSasea atepa sboss sfs rood sssss
ess os the operate order. Albert
and aot-ssa aa sovesy psrPed
comedians. WITH ope 'sral hessds and
fab. tIny bssaes. nsaktua an nm.
us.al burle4-qaue effect sylyapo
and DELPHI tse are dsurevs. fhede
In a meoa fssss ure oenasay .zrosaon
picture.
PALACE tsip
The VeSstbss ESnw. Q splsnaia
striAg atn~s aa. ts tars ls7esssna sso-
her ia tho new show wksts kas9ax
Thursday at the Palace RF. Y%yGs
visiss asa a harp. played by maa
clans WHO are dhoro maga srn OF
thely instruments scored.
The Tetran Arabs. acrobats,
have whirlwlnd tumbling act. and
they work with astonishing speed.
Irving and Ward. In comedy
Character and singing stunts. are
funny.
Margaret Ryan In cute little
Coincidence whose versatility
seems to have no limit.
Morton and Wells. In Mythology"
do comedy talking and singing.
Vanfield and Rena are unusually
fast jugglera.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-07
Birds Seeking Drink
Die in Kansas Wells

SMITH CENTER. Kan. Sept. 7.
Drought in this sscshsr hsx@
causcd all upland wefis 10 81 dry
and nearly sii farmers are haalssae
water long distances fsr shn Nse-
stock which they hazo beer vsx6fe
to ship out OF tho oeunssy.
SO acute II ttrs. ssnG4zien tnsas
birds are persstsssg BY ssse trsuSteeass
and In thesr guest For vsReer they
are proving a nudsarve by fiy ias.
down into wens. slong cn~ysps ~ss.s
into standplpes IN the to~sssA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-07
Ladies' Kid Gloves $500

Ladies' Kid Gloves $500
Just received q shipment OF
IAdies' 2-Button Kid Gloves in
black. white and colors. Direct
from France. All sizes. 400
a pair.
Ladies' Bloomess 75c Pair
Ladies' Bloomers. made OF .
beautiful cotton crepe in pink
and blue. with elastic at knee
and waist. All sizes. Special.
T5< a pair.
Child's Sweaters 7ec Each
Girls or Boys Sweaters IN
ysd. gray or Copen. Button down
front. v-neck or collar: patch
pockets: Q 70 8 years. Special.
ne each.
Ladies' Crepe Gowns 79c
Ladies' Crepe Gowns. short
sleeves. low neck. slip-over style.
Neck and sleeves embroidered
ard hcmstitched In white. Sizes
~ 10 ~. Price. roe garment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-07
ASK Garfield
T0SOLVE FUEL.
PROBLEM HERE

6y,s+t4e asss s--c e~<tre NfoVtA-
wsssS face a xx~ ss-se feed ss~aS<-
ayr.
Ys.s fxsA sn@ hrsasEss szaA ~
. ee~<e~cmse h-c*a by D.. sse~~y
sHaseslls, s~osrwsr ~ the state
sssspsasa 81 scfr~&e, ane 6t~ts
X INe lmsprasAe~ Jamsrs Bapsey,
s'lth zeal ssaerses~s s~.d erase-A
x.ess rae~, oil slstrlts%e ~ s&S
cssrsAs~ c. csrsaley, secretary
~ tAe CHAMBER ~ cs~ ~e$se
a~~s Cssw ~e-shsl Club, TsS~@
say. n tho shariA-c- rssz~N.
Fuel Administrator H. A Garteb
saa sssos6 BY tho sssa%i ing 10 e,stah
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-07

crsms aSsr&AAS. sMhssssaas en- tAse
A pusrscss stage foe kLs versatility
aa character ncsar. Rpd who won
h1sh p@,stsa nar IBIS cmeelbssrt ysona
In v1 hoaas yse1es~ prod sss so.uSe, IN.
81 ssd ing The struapssc. Is go
starred wItsh rdbpa wsllksss Hopper
ia The roqHs Of Es,socsss" "A saus
Chps 4.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-07
Mems Negligee Shirts SIC

Mems Negligee Shirts $40 %
Union Made.
Mems Negligee Shirts. cut ulI
size and well tailored. In biz ck
sateen. cheviots and chambrgfys:
solid colors. All sizes. 81 90
. garment 4
Mems Golf Shirts .t5oc
LAundercd cuffs and neck.
band in pcrcnies and yolnadras
cloth: nea, stripes and : yisures.
Perfect fitting: all sizes from IA
10 l7h. Price. zoe = ,arment.
Mems Union Suits SIPS
Mems Egyptian Yarn Union
Suits. regular Fall weight. fine
ribbed. form fitting. hllu sizes
to 40. Special. S1.25 4,sarment.
Mems Cotton Sox
8 Pairs for SO ,c
Mems Seamless Colt (on Yarn
Sox. reinforced heel and toe.
with splendid wearing qualities.
colors--black. tan. vi, 4ite. All
sizes. for zoe. =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-07

i-lttIxtfY koulss Gissfn In "rkts
tietager.,
sorIsErM-Dsesah nsdiiffs N
.-rriuanh."
M - jerk SeeftNA IN Ssfs
Range issss."
M s>tO-> atsrlxs UsH9H N
s'ress and Pans fSggs."
Ct >essrtat II irse Jspes sTes
ussry 6neey In "Nss7ns n'r
law
Col ~ ~ - vpsss 0Asst~n m
ssrais w4ss..-
sSssA ~a~- sssesrx usxxs:n IN '-tt4ssFss!n
tssss Peep"
O. 49, s--9siHs vsssss1Sr tEsiiitss
IN '1Ssan % 4fiSsss's."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-07

to statements made by -oil agents n.
the meeting. At the 50 me tims ,hs
demand has increased. ana aIreadv
the shortage is being fielt by many
plants.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-07

2-h. Costen Batts d 90 Rob
si2'5 cottss Bats. esxe ~ ~
50. weight 5 lbs; ssre vhite.
rsSfy Gotten. 81 80 a rsa.
llrmsAste bed Tahas Covers
Si.A2
6sx 70 ssss% aesssss+e&ss& TNA4x
Cewrse. sssRsse Of . fss.e NseSev%-
iseed clsss: WEI E&~c Resst sr~~-
bee. SpesssA. eA.t& e@ss-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-07

Meas Dress Shurs $3.50
Mems Box CAD Dress Shoes.
Butcher style. sohs iessAe< ssle
and heel. i~eshss h.ssas: = son-
sorsaAs aas ar~sry sfsre An
sizes. a.. ~ pssr.
Mems Fest Ssipr<rs e8e
Mes's Considerable Felt Slip
pern with heavy hclt faics. felt
is.sole. ssi nss-es Special sqSff
a pssr.
i4sdsss | -Sssop S&ppnrs csc
LssScr' o~evrss slippers wtss
feather soa-. sssif comfort ~yte.
all ssrss. Price. flsss pair.
Resus' shsars &i.ss ard $2.ss
Boys sca.os! Shoes. ssiid
t~.S s~s r,osls.. sexhars tips a.s-d
tcntssa soun.sus heavy ssuS vxa
hc'pe k.Hes EutssDs
si@- 2 30 10. pair sf. ~
s'isos iss TO 2. a psfr 40. s.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-07

Cmtssm Ssessnh 1879 FMd
Ire Csnta3sa Hrssssss. rs seeses
wide; s,svstc eYvs ~'sSx ss~s~@s
h. cream. wfsssc s&se seApe. nj
t2ss< y'asra
Nte@esFasnH Table pEssusgaH
SEC Yard
TFss Mbe@s~yssn,* ymsas~ rxssssOs
81 hsssspe7s w.s&@ fsswc s@~ssy Dr.
spkxo.'s no sespesi f~saa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-07

Kimono Flanneiett Z loc
Yard ~
CSC F1Annelette. In II xht ana
dark colors. suitable fe gr WAN.
pcrs and kimonos. Spec iai, Zoe
a yard.
Bedspreads si.1o
white Crocheted Bee ispreads.
worth slss; size 1ox4 ~: extra
heavy weight. Special. A1.50.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-07

DOWN Comforts $8.o8
D~wn and Feather filled Com.
forts. slxs 77Xsi. with fancy
sa,ecn covering and plain Dor
&ers 10 match. Special. %. %.
Wool Comforts S4.es
Paacy Silkoline wooi-filled
Csuserts. assorted patterns, ssae
72x1s. Special S4.O6.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-07
Woman Finds Toad
in Cabbage Head

DoWNER, N. Y. Sept. Mrs.
Shelly Thomas went to her garden.
picked n head OF cabbage, carried II
to the kitchen. and few minutes
later started to prepare II for din
ner.
The head OF cabbage was soft. and
she cut into II she discovered
II was hollow. She found =
Ali, fat toad In the center OF 1t.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-07

OUR BOYS DEPARTMENT has everything 20
make going school for the young chaps pleasure.
SUITS in the newest models from $3 SO 20 $3.50.
Hats and Caps. latest shapes and newest oolorngs,
from soc up
Wool Jerseys Sweaters. Maeinaws. all marked less
than prevailing market prices.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-07

SUITS 81 the gerry asum and me~a W to-date mod
els and fabrics Atwood Frcsoh S~ss Storn Serge
Wool Popliss etc, in Black. Navy, Tsspe Wesd Brown
and Green
The large, convertible collar particular feature o.
the New Fall Suits Nearly all belted styles SOM
are trimmed with Fabric Fur in contrasting shades mani
have fancy lowered lining
COATS Of conservative lengths and skirts me
dunn full.
Prices range. :. $3.50, $22.5O, $24.5O, 5000
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-25
CLUES.

Much interest is being shown ir
the prosr ective visit to this city dur.
ing the week of Miss Edith Sells of
New York, who is coming to Okla
homa in the interest of the Soclete
Orphalates des armcs an organization
which has undertaken the adoption"
of French children orphaned by the
war. Miss Sells visit here iG to be
sponsorod bv tho Society for the Re
lief Of French Wounded. a local or
sanitation which has arranged t.
have her speak at the Country club
Friday afternoon. Miss Sells will ap-
pear before the state congress and
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broad SYM athy and iuStness of Mr.
hritling, vino, tho he had lost the son
who was the pride of his heart IN the
t9ils Of tho rreor war, was quick to eX-
fepd mis- sympatNies to .he family OF
the German tutor in his Ioue, whj'
had also been cut down. q victim OF
militartm. The next meeting viii b.
held the first Thursday in Arril. the
evening To he taken up with the sr"-
ond of the lecture series by
Madomoiselle Iienriette Clopatn. who
VIII speak on Mythology i'm Art. So
The tnhd Thursdays meeting will. II.
all probability, be given over to the
review Of one or two good books.
Saturdays session of the Hyechka
club was given over almost entirely
tn business. the election of delegates
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CARD COMPANIES.

Young matrons and girls OF the
Whee club were guests Of Mrs. Harry
r. Castle for delightful afternoon
at cards yesterday. Tulips and jon
ouils decorated the rooms in
which four tah!os Of auction
high score was gift of silk lingerie.
Luncheon was set on the card tables
at the games close. Mrs Ralph w.
Dillard, Miss Catherine Bruce of Mus
kogee and Miss Ruth Seekatz were
special guests.
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& hII\DAR.
Monday.

Ruskin Art club presents Nile
l1enriette Clopath in lecture, Mod
crn RELIGIOUS Art" at First Presby-
teIian church.
Meeting of Needlccraf' club in home
of Miss Jane LYMAN.
Crown Seal Chautauqra meets with
Mrs II. c. Walsh.
Twentieth Century club meets, at
library.
Mr. and Mrs. C. c. simmons, Quld
Libet club.
Wedding of Miss Ethel Mallory and
Mr.. James =. Nelson III Kansas City
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MUSICAL.

This weeks offering to the music
loving people Of tulsa will be the
Mischa Elman violin recital. which is
To be presented under the auspices OF
the Apollo club Tuesday evening at
Convention han. The program fol-
lows:
Sonata, y major. .Nardini- David
Adagio.
Allegro con fuoco.
Larghctto.
Allegretto graZioso
Concerto. No. .5....... .Vieuxtemps
Allegro non troppo
Adagio
Poeme, OPP 2G..............Ch .Chausson
fa) Pastoral. ., Scarlatrl arrargod
(b) Caprice. .... by julius Harrison
(c) Air de Ballet ... Gretry- FRANKIE
Cd Turkish March from Ruins
of Athens ...,.. Beethoven Auer
(e) Caprice, op. "a. .Paganini-A Auer
Mr. Phillip Gordon at the piano.
The choir of Trinity Episcopal
White, will sing program of special
interest at this mornings Lenten
service. Tho music will he featured
by an offertofy solo I'm Time OF
Trouble He Will Hide Me" CBart-
lctD, by Mrs. Charles f. Farren.
The Cldman club meeting for tho
week has been postponed one day, MI
Ill Wednesday, when the members
win meet for rehearsal a; riist Gap
t.st, church
Mrs. T.. A. Estll, who has been
spending the past several months in
thc home OF her daughter, Mrs. Harry
Campbell. and Mr.. Campbell, will
leave April for her home in Mont
Romery city. Mo. Mrs, Campbell will
accompany her mother, and before
returning home. will visit her two
young sons, Master Hewitt, who is q
student Of Western Military academy,
Alton, ILL.,, and Master Fred who is in
Missour Military academy, Mexico.
Mo.
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DANCES.

Mrs. \. II. CraNcr entertained with
a pretty dancing party for the friends
Of her young daughter Florence sat
urday evening, when an even two
dozen lassios and lads of the teen age
spent merry evening in the tcrpsl-
chorean pastime at the Craver home
The rooms thrown open for dancing
were decorated in cut flowers. Re
frCshmcnts at a downtown confection-
cry concluded the jolly gathering
Children of the party were: Rosyln
Hollow, Kirk Algeo. Louise Stebhins
Dorcas Mcconnell. Marian McClin-
tock, Esther Marshall, Isabel Down
ing, Glen Earns Mamie Lauson, Paul
inc Woods, Esther OberholZer, Vir-
einia Leonard; Kenneth Crouch
Stanley smith. Kenneth Oberholzer.
Arthur walker Lee Parish, DeVere
Mcconnell Bradford Williams, Louis
Algeo, Joseph Jankowsky and Beebe
Johnson.
A pleasant affair which loomed
brightly in the social horizon of the
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Mrs. Arthur Newlin entertains with
auction bridge for Misses Critchfield
and Gage.
Annual open meeting Of Tuesday
Book club, addressed by Mr. X. q.
Jones, AT. First Presbyterian church.
Apollo club presents Mischa Elman
IN concert recital at Convention hall
Mr.. and Mrs. 9. G. Giles, EVenm.:
'Hd club.
~ Clarence Tirgley. Mrs George
s)o'S md Mrs. Edward A. Page en-
terta:n stars club in Mrs. TIngley's
home
Stoddard club meeting with MIS-
Grant Poole.
Women IF First Methodist church
tender reception to Rev. and Mrs.
J. W Abel
Hattie Graybill society tenders an
nual reception to women Of Presby-
terian congregation.
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