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New-York tribune., 1919-11-18

itself against which the injunction was
leveled.
Few, If any, miners in the Indiana
coal fields reported for work today
and no mines were operated. Last
week operators confidently predicted
enough men would be at work to- day
to start the mines again, but to-day it
was conceded resumption Of operation
is not likely until something definite in
the way of agreement comes from the
Washington conference.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-18
Policeman Stops Runaway
Leaps TO Animals Back, Is
Thrown and Badly Injured

A horse attached to delivery wagon.
IN which sat nine year-old Max Stein.
of 354 East 1913 Street, became fright
ened and ran away last night while
Maxs hfteen-year-o old brother, tine
driver, was making delivery at 150th
New-York tribune., 1919-11-18

Office, cooperating with the naval au-
thorities
William Fl. DAILY, of Id Broadway,
attorney for Vessels, refused to dis
cuss the case
New-York tribune., 1919-11-18

CHARLESTON, W. Va. Nov. IT,
Predictions of United Mine Workers
officials here that all mines closed by
the strike would be in operation to day
failed to materialize, according to re-
ports received at the local headquar-
ters of the kanawra Coal Association
Little change in the union mining dis
tricts Of the southern part of West
Virginia was Indicated by the reports
New-York tribune., 1919-11-18
Tennessee Miners Walk
Out for Second Time
Men to. A,caif Result Of W'age
Conference: Most Of Them
Return in MARYLAND Field

KNOXVILLE, Tenn. Nov. l7.-Most
of the union miners in the Tennessee
Kentucky coal fields, who returned to
work with the calling Off OF the recent
strike orer, walked out again to-day
to await developments from the Wash :
ington wage scale conference, accord
ing to district union officials
New-York tribune., 1919-11-18

CUMBERLAND. Md. Nov. 15.-There
was a general resumption Of mining in
the Upper Potomac and Georges Creek
Goa! fields to-day. according to the
statements of leading operators here
Ninety per cent Of the striking miners
returned in the Upper Potomac region
and 10 per cent in the Georges Greek
mines. they said
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Confessions of Bride
cvpyrs>s.A ~ H~vvp.e~ n.s~,va.. AS..a-ns.
OUR LOVE HAD DESTROYED OUR COMING
HAPPINESS

had been snatrhed from us rust ~ q,
was perfected
pushed Hamilton Crrtsls away
from me with All my strength and
Rasped;
please picase 49, turn on the
iiKhtr.-
The lights came on saw Don
Manuel at the switch. Cerseis' arms
RELAXED a little. ala not cast n
grand glance Of defiance at either
man. AZ an indignant captive maid
10 supposed 10 do. I simply siurnped
90 the ground and pulled Bob's
head up TO tho level Of my heart
Hts eyes were closed. His features
were act In horrible stiff white folds.
You've killed HIM ] sobbed- Tie
Is dead-'
Al that pr. Certeis became the
cold man OF scienoe- He kneit by
the side Of my husband and proceed.
ed 90 examine the case before him
III. In no, dead" he said at last
II am sure he WIN not die. please
bog you 90 believe me. Jeanne' Oh.
do not cry sor'
&c, him out Of this xsupor.- ]
aobbed.
IL wiii--at oncer Ccrteis replied.
You know why--you know there Ia
nothing I win not do for you.
jeanne he said His glance held
mine. Ills magnificent blue cyes
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Strong arms kept mo from
struggling. Little asa my eaptor
guess tina, hia viae-nke grip was
quite unnecessary. Ny own horror
OF uampllng on tho body OF my bus
band. fallen al my feet there in the
dark. kept mo from resisting. Not
moan oams from Bob's lips 20 tell
mo that he siili lived. not move
ment Of hand or foot disturbed the
stiffness Of the cave.
The place was IA black as a seaied
tomb. and yet ! knew that I, was
not Don Manuel. tho bandit. who had
sciEed mo. II was Hamilton certeiHl
For a single moment my distress
about Bob nunbcd my brain. but AZ
length. after what seemed an hour
% awful quiet. I realized perfectly
that certeis and Don Manuel had
escaped gn~sinx and capture by
climbing tho rope ladder In the
natural chimney IN the rocki
had seen Morrison investigate
that chimney. He had turned
fiashllght up It's interior. but he
hadn't discovered the escaped men.
I, was probable. thought. that
there were upper cells or a second
story OF galleries IN tho rock above
tho bandits cave and there the two
spiea had iurted. waiting for an OPP
portunity to accomplish a dastaraiy
revenge.
They had sctrcd tho chance when
Bob and were telling our love In
a kiss. Our love had destroyed us
just an VIC seemed TO be united for
permanent happiness, Our happiness
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Grocer's Side
of Sugar Deal

Dear Miss Grey I have read and
heard several complaints recently
from people, because the Rrocers
would not furnish them with sugar
unless they made purchase OF q
certain amount OF other groceries.
Now 7 am not n grocer, or con
nectod with the sugar trust. but i
DO believe the grocer is absolutely
right. In the past and Mt tho present
time the grocer has handled sugar
over his counter ms m nccomfnoda-
ton. There In no money made for
the grocer on sugar.
n you have been In the past
regular customer Of this grocer and
bought your goods from him, you are
going 90 have tho benefit OF pur-
chasing your sugar from him. aa II
stands TO reason that the purchases
you have made on other groceries
will be enough 60 allow you 10 be en-
titled 90 your right 20 have puEar
included on your list.
Probably you have been buying
your daily supplies from n Jap be.
cause you saved few pennies, ana
when the Jap has not sugar, you
rush 20 the white man and expect
him 20 be more than delighted 10
serve you, and vhsn he rightly de-
mnnds that you do business with
him TO the extent that he can make
enough 60 do business. you are very
indignant.
Az long as you refuse 10 buy from
your white man grocer. you should
have 70 go without things the Jap
cannot furnish you.
You cannot force tho grocer 10
furnish you with sugar when his
supply Is limited and held for his
regular customers. any more man
he can force you 90 buy n bushel OF
frozen potatoes.
Come down 20 earth. folks. The
white man In your friend. and II you
have been such TO him he In only
too glad 20 do all he can for you.
Go TO II. grocer. Pick out your
regular customers and take care OF
them and let the Jap's customers
stay with the Jsps. Some people
don't stop 90 think Of conditions, but
N you show them that you don't IN.
tend TO supply them with only what
tho Jap cannot u VIII not be IONS
before you will supply them with
everything. and that 10 the END the
American people want 20 see.
JOE AA0EE-
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CREDIT WITH
A MEANING

n you think Of . store that gfves
you EASY PAYMENTS on charge
accounts a. a store whore you must
pay extra for such terms, you sure
iy haven't as yet become acquainted
with cherry's and their way of do
ing business Cherry's store is dif.
ferent
There you Will find wearing an.
parcl for men and women OF the
highest character and style. as well
aa best values either for cash or on
terms. Notwithstanding the liberal
terms they give. Their buying pow.
or is very strong on account OF the
large chain OF stores they operate.
and with their competent buyers
ever alert on the markets. are al.
ways able TO offer you the best at
most reasonable prices An charge
accounts strictly confidential.
Chcrry's Style shop. 2o7 Riaito
Building. over Pig'n Whistle. Be
tween Madison and Spring.
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,.r, strangely melanchoiy.

were strangely melancholy.
'sNothinx-you win not DO for
mer- I flashed back at him
"Nothing--~xccps restoring You TO
your husbandr'
There was a chest IN the cave
amply stocked with the finest sur
gicai and medical supplies. For half
an hour Certeis worked over Bob. !
and Don Manuel helping him. and
chilled with despair before restora-
tives produced any improvement In
my husbands condition
Al the frst Sign Of returning ami
nation. Don Manuel removed Bob's
gun from his pocket ! shrurgod
my shoulders. but I knew that II
was wise Of the spaniard 20 take no
risks. Al length Bob's eyeiids auiv.
cred and he struggled 10 raise him
self on one eibow-end then 70 my
horror-Dcn Manuel slipped n pair
OF handcuffs on my husbands wrists
and tied q gag acrose his bps'
"Of courre wen leave the man
h~re-when we co. he naid 20 Ger.
tets.
"Aione' sick7 In this horrible
piacey Are you. Don Manuel. not a
human being--but a fiend- I
screamed.
My cry aroused Bob TO q reafsza.
don Of what was going on abou,
him. He comprehended an that had
happened In q gfance
~Jane' Ny lover he called softly.
7 sat down on the cot upon which
they had placed him and covered his
manacsed wrists with my poor cold
hands. Go BE Coutinued)
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christmas Sale at the Red
Cross humble Sion

The Red Cross tumble Shop sends
out an urgent appeal for donations
81 all kinds To- keep It's Christmas
sale going. Tho sale can last only
so long as there are things 20 sell.
The committee Says that nothing has
ever been sent 60 the jumbo Shop
that has remained unrold Every
sort Of article has its market value,
Witness. now. bearrksn automo.
bile robe OF friendly warmth hang.
ing on the wall over a doll house OF
imposing exterior. which il furnished
completely. even 60 a modern kitch.
en- cabinet with real drawers and
real handles 20 tho real drawers. For
the dolls who prefer 10 rent unfur.
niahed and 10 supply their own
household goods, there II a set Of
furniture which includes everything
from picture for the rnantel 60 the
nantei. and grandfather clock
which will at least keep as good time
as a lot OF them.
In the trwelry case are odd bits OF
teweiry hack from the appraisers.
strings OF coral: ha, pins; purses,
bracelets. siiverwaro. an exeeil.n,
fiashiight and a long -necked. fat.
checked pipe. There are books.
evening clothes: baby clothes. doll
eiothes-there is a place and use for
everything. articles unnecessary to
the xivers. oftentifnes. but which will
do great things for the saies
The salvage department announces
that II has a fine wheel ehasg for
sale at exactly one-fourth It's cost,
and that II greatly needs salvage OF
every description. rags. tins. bottles
and papers-fnost especially papers.
All OF these things can be given
with little effort and can be turped
into real benefit at the little store.
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Miss Oldham to Entertain

Preceding the dinner dance at the
Golf club Saturday evening. Miss
Frances Oldham win give a dinner
Of twelve covers at tho Rainier ciuh,
after which the party VIII dance AZ
the Golf club Tho guests include'
Miss GLADYS swalwcll Miss Marion
rAilv. Miss Marioria Campbell. Miss
prtsv Booth. Miss Mary nclANeid.
AIR. Wallace puthic. Mr.. Ross
Downs. Mr.. Chester tAtimcr, Mr..
Tccie Williams. Mr.. kenelm Wins
low and Mr.. Eugene Van iouten'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-02
Country Girl
Not His Ideal

Dear Miss Grey. What n mn
IDEAL wife7 Not the country girl fon
mine. Give me the girl who has wit
messed the hardships Of the outnidN
world. More and more ] am COM
WINGED these girls make the cesN
wives. They are more broad-m1Dd|
ed, because their world Is real and
not make believe. ~
When such q girl becomes the vie
OF a good. true man. she really apI
preciates the good there In In hifu1
Che is also a soui companion. ~ nnS
has already experienced the nfr
ships and expects 20 take the bikte1
with the sweet.
The country girl may be swest fn@
good. but she has not had the opfof3
tunity 20 live and observe Al pn4sf@
Of life. & f.
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TdLeneSs
NarrO1NR Kiai0n

Dear Miss Grey: Your column al
ways interests me. and admire your
sound advice.
The case or - Broken.Hearted
Wife" IN sad and almost unbeliev-
able, ~ seems % me the outcome
of an idle mind. To think OF all the
blessings that are here to enjoy and
At the same time she Us designing
against her husband and children.
My dear woman. stop and do some
thinking before II In too late. Be
come interested In something-there
are 70 many beautiful and elevating
things you could be doing. Cult
vate the spiritual instead OF the ma
terial mind. Your problem today In
the result OF your wrong thinking
Seek the fountain Of all good and
your seeming trouble viii vanish.
A. T. y.
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Ezpects q Cook in
Hnick and .SDnn Apron

Dear Miss Grey; Since we NJ n
been asked 20 voice our opinions ?
a perfect wife. I viii give mine.
The girl ! marry must be a swf -
pure girl I do not mind n abs uf n
a little paint and powder II she coss
not 20 20 the extreme. Ehe must bt
hornc-loying. but not narrow-mirldsl
Ia this respect. / do not want bed
always in the kitchen. but 10 be Fasj
at night, ready 20 20 70 a dance ard
have a good time. II shs burns th9
bread a little IL does not matter, q
Ehe g Rveet and not in a gress1
kitchen apron \
Now, the rest Of you boyr. ! ha1
given my idea OF a perfect wife.
hurry up and let's see how MAJ,
girls we can help TO fuifin our idcaif'
NED. 4
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LAinch-

a quiet but unusually pretty home
wedding was solemnized In the apart
msnt OF Mr.. and Mrs. Edward J.
Miiiik~n In the Florence apartments
yesterday morning. when Mrs. Jcn.
mic L. West became the bride Of Mr.
Frank r.. Lynch Of Vancouver.
Wash. Mrs. Lynch and Mrs. Mill.
keu's mother. Mrs. Emma q. Holland.
were friends OF long standing.
The service was read at half past
ten in the morning by Rev. Carroll
Perkins Of the University Unitarian
church. following which a wedding
breakfast was served. Mr.. and Mrs.
Lynch viii be M home In Vancouver
after their wedding trip.
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bay rum. nuid or; rose water,
enough 20 make 1s nuid or.
The quinine should be dissolved
in the alcoholic liquids BY warm
Ing slightly, then the other in-1
gradients added, and the whoie'
filtered.
Gage tea fnads from ffssh'
sage leaves, II possibiel and apf
piled 70 the hair as a rinse. als4
several times a week will restorj
faded hair and make ~ iusfrouek
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Before The "Follies"

Before the sFolllcs % 1912 the
Junior dance az Christcnscn's this
evening, a number Of the Young mar
flcd set viii entertain themselves
with "nuteh Treat party az the
Tennis club. going on 60 the dance
afterwardx They are Mr., and Mrs.
Carl Ballard, AIR. and Mrs. larry
Martin, Ar. and Mrs. Dean ttallard'
MIR. and Mrs, Thornton liamlln. MT.
and Mrs Douglas Scoer and Mr anu
Mrs. Laurence kecs Ellis,
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Or. and Mrs. Thomas MacMartin
viii sail Wednesday on the katori
Mara for shanghai. whore yhcy VIII
make their home la the future. While
IA Seattle this time they have been
the guests of Or. and Mrs. George
Williams.
Mrs. ~ w. purdy. OF Rellingham. IL
the guest OF her son ln,inw and
daughter. Mir. and Mrs. Carl Ballard.
FOR the week.
|. Judge and Mrs. stephen chad.
wick. with their daughter. Miss
Elizabeth Chadwick. spent Thanks.
giving with their aonin-law and
daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. II. @. Maury.
at Winlock.
Miss Elizabeth Chadwick spent
tho week end IN Tacoma. tho guest
81 Miss Mildred Allen.
Mr. and Mrs l. G. Gilman. who
spent the Thanksgiving weekend
with their Honln-law and daughter.
Mr. and Mrs. Ford nassett l<imhali.
at Hood River. have returned to
Seattle.
MAnN AhhAAfthnu 1fHufiHs VINO
came up from Hoqulam 10 spend
Thanksgiving with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs W. III. Parsons. left sunday
for spokane, where she viii visit for
two weeks,
Atr. barrett Green has returned
from tho East. where he has been
for tho past two months.
Mrs. II. Il. Rand. who was the
guest OF Mrs. Farweii Putnam Liliy
for several days. returned last week
10 her home in Yakima.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Clyde Brown
motored up from Olympia Friday TO
be tho guests OF Mrs. Browns par.
entn. Mr.. and Mrs. 81. IL. Draham.
for few days,
Mr., Paul Boynton returned sun
day % Lake cheiau after spending
a week In Seattle with his brother.
Mr.. Louis Boynton.
Mr.. Gilbert nehman spent a few
days OF last week in Tacoma.
Mr. John X. IIannay. ir.. OF Noun;
Vernon. spent the week end In
Seattle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles l.. Hubbard
left Sunday for California 10 spend
tho remainder Of the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Y. Douglas and
children spent the week. end AZ their
country place at Earilnetou
Miss rnorsn- Seton. % Portland.
who IL attending the University OF
Washington. spent tho weekend IN
Tacoma. tho guest OF Miss Catherine
Roberts.
Mr.. and Mrs J. II. Bioedsi win leave
December 10 for tho East. wherr
they expect 10 spend two months.
They win be Joined for tho holidays
BY their Mons. Mr.. Prentice. who n
al Yale. and Mr.. Lawrence. at WI,
Hams college. and by their daughter.
Miss Charlotte. a student at the
Finch school
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles r. Patterson
have returned from n two months
, trip thru the East and South.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert l.. Morse. who
have been spending several day. IN
Seattle. returned yesterday to their
homo IN Vancouver.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-02
Junior Practice Club

The meeting OF the Junior Practice
club with Mrs. Leseher Lambuth yes
trrsfay afternoon was devoted TO
English composers. The program Is
given here:
paper. Cyril Scott. Mrs Thomas serusrs
Lotus Land sss.s F-SyFh oN@eh
Mias Margaret Arnes
Aftergiow. suite 90 tmprcmpsas. ....
.s.................. Morris c1asss
Margaret Ams.
4onx. srsnife by .....s.s Gym tcott
Mrs. Ira nAwu
Mr.. rstchsr tambu,h at the pisso
Group er old Enxilsh ballads
Miss Mar Louise Rocsheetsr. accom-
panytnE herself
The next meeting OF the Practice
club viii be with Mrs. Ira Rawu.
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At the Fine Arts

Beginning Sunday at tho Fine Arts
there will BE- an exhibit OF noted
paintings from different private gal
lerieS In Seattle. not large exhibit.
hut one which has 10 do with pic
lures OF unusual value and interest.
This exhibit il open 10 the public
and will begin at o'clock Sunday
aft9rroor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-02
Mrs. MdcMdrtiH
H0nored

In compliment 60 Mrs Thomas
AtacMartin. who with Or, MaeMartin
sails "Wednesday for China. Mrs. II
=. IAN was hostess NJ luncheon q
eight covers at the Washington hotel
this afternoon Later tho party had
box az the Orphcum.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-02
Wedding Dan Set

Tn. marriage Of Miss Blanche
Becker 10 Mr. Charles korriek Of
Phoenix. Arizona. win take place
Sunday. December Z. at the home OF
the brides parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Louis Becker. at . O'Clock.
Owing 10 the Illness OF Mlas Beck.
sr's father the ceremony Will be a
quiet one. witnessed only by rels-
tives and a few close friends.
Miss Leah viHiencc OF Phoenix will
he the brides only attendant and
the groom's brother. AFR. Abe Kor-
rick. win be best man.
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By REBECCA STEVENSON
office Phone. Main COO
At the Sunset Club

Tomorrow az the Sunset club Mrs.
A X, Fiaken will lecture on Christ.
mas customs. with aong Illustrations
hy Mrs. J. NJ Lang and violin OBJ.
iigatoa by Miss Frances Tanner
iIosteaseg; Mrs. Frederick Johnatone
and Mrs. J, NJ Maccdo,
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Progressive Thought Club

Progressive Thought club win
meet nt the Federated club house nj
1870 .. m. Lecture by Margaret ".
Sherlock on wait Whitman, Expo.
ncnt OF the New Age" Those inter
ested are invited.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-02

The regular monthly meeting OF
the Hebrew Benevolent society will
be held at 2:30 .. m. In the vestry
room OF the Temple do Hirsch. Miss
Middier, OF the Social Welfare
league, will address the assembly.
Board meeting will DO held at i:3O
O'Clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-02
Program at White
Elephant

The program az the White Ele,
plant Shop for tomorrow noon has
been arranged hy Mn. Ray Clarke
and viii he given by Mrs. 10 c. ketf.
Ter. contralto. with Mrs. ]. l. Cham.
hcriain at the plano.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-02
Hesperinn Doncinn Glib

The Heapcrian Dancing club an
nounec- a series OF dances TO be
given every Wednesday evening at
Douglas hall. Tenth ave. and r. Pine
e.. The next one viii be tomorrow
evening. Dancing at O'Clock.
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luncheon bn Mrs. Fetter

Mrs. Harvey J. Fctter viii enter
tain with luncheon Of twelve coy
ers. followed by bridge, AZ her home
next Tuesday.
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secretary Of the club. and when duly
signed. with the address attached,
Mrs. Ricaby viii forward member.
ship badges. Later these badges will
be ohtainahir At places such AZ the
Arctic club. Frederick and Nelnon'n.
the Sunset club. and 40 forth. by
those who wish 20 join the club,
Mrs. Ricnhy reports that a protest
wna entered at one Of the local tho.
atrcs because OF an animal act now
showing. and that. having heard OF
the advent 81 Wild West show at
the Arena, she went there. But sbs
manager ssid he would book no n IA.
NAL acts, and there were only Christ.
mas turkeys fattsning aEalns; their
doomsday.
The Jack London oluba. existent
In any cities In the East but new 20
the Northwest were founded by ami.
mai lovers because ~ incidents In
Jack fondon's book. Michael
Brother OF Jerry" which deals large.
~ with the training OF animals for
the stage.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-02

Women OF Moosehcart legion VIII
have luncheon at Moose temple at
10 O'Clock for the Tacoma legion
aires. after which the Tacoma degree
team win install officers OF Seattle
lodge for the year 1920. Installation
win take place at o'clock.
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Mrs. Tremper to
Entertain

Mrs. Henry Stcver Tremper WIN
entertain sixteen friends OF her
granddaughter. Helen Katherine
Lane. with a luncheon at the Hotel
Sorrento. followed by a. box party at
the Moore theatre Saturday after
noon
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Wisconsin Gnldenrnd (1nh

Wisconsin Goidenrod club will hold
It's meeting Mt the home OF Mrs. w.
w. Fale. 90 18th ave. NJ. Luncheon
served at 1890. All Wisconsin
women are invited.
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Mrs. Frank FeHolcs
Ddu Hostess

To compliment Mics Lillian nud
Miss Elsa Aichaeils. Mrs. Frank f'rl'
lows Day entertained with a luneheon
al the Sunset club Saturday after
noon.
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Miss Moran to
Entertain

Complsmenting alss Lillian and
Miss Elsa Michaelis. who are the
guests OF Mrs Farweii Putnam IAliy.
Miss Nellie Moran viii give an In
formal bridge tea at her home tonor.
row afternoon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-02

The next dance IN the Wstcria
clubs series Of luforrnals win be to-
morrow evening in Christcnsen's
broadway hall.
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Jack London Club

The Jack London club II growing
faster than any mushroom. and iH
now engaged in n drive for 100 900
members In Seattle. Circular mem
bership lists will be sent out by Mrs.
Sanford Bertrand Ricaby. executive
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At the Golf Club

Among the dinner parties nj the
Golf club Saturday evening at the
dinner-dancs will be that OF Or. and
Mrs. Albert /. Boufflcur. who viii
entertain ten guests.
Mr.. and Mrs Andrew Gillespie viii
entertain twelve guests.
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SINCERELY NTERTgTED.

Tho following formula In q
good dandruff remover and a
Btlmulant as well: Quinins sui.
phate. 20 gr.; tincture Of canthar-
ides. nuid dr.: nuid extract Of
Jaborandi. fluid dr.: alcohol. 2
fluid on. glycerine, fluid or: