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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-11
The Quick WY TO
Stop a Cough

You might be surprised 10 know
a severe cough, IL a remedy which
il .asliv prepared az home In jpst
a few moments. lss cheap. but for
you ever tired Usually stops the
ordinary cough or chest cold ~ -
houfs. Tastes pleasant. too-ch tidren
like ii--and u - pure and good.
Pour 2is ounces OF Pinex ~
pint bottle; then iill II up with plain
granulsted sugar syrup. OR use eiari-
fed mnlasses, honey, or corn syrup.
instead Of sugar syrup, II desired.
Thus you make = full pint--a family
suppiy~-but costing no more than a
email bottle Of ready made cough
syrup.
And a. a cough medicine. there 10
really nnshlng better to be had at
any price. II goes right 20 the spot
and gives quick. lasting relief. IL
promptly heals the inhamsd mem
branes that line the throat and air
passages. stops the annoying throat
tickle. looseBs the phlegfn. and soon
your cough stops entirely. Splendid
for bronchitis. Group, hoarseness and
bronchial asthma.
Pine1 j. highly concentrated COM
pound OF Norway pine extract.
famous fof healing the membranes.
To avoid disappointment ask your
druggist for "eL ounces Of Pinex
with directions and don't accept any
thing else. Guaranteed 10 give ahso-
Lutte satisfaction or money refunded
The pinex Co. f. Wayne. Ind.
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C1,,I0

poets noon 20 be released from Herv.
Ice when be will resume the pfnctice
OF law IN this city. With his wife
he viii make hiH home az coz East
Seventy second street
Mrs. George Macdonald arrived
Friday from Vancouver, Il, g. 90 be
the guest of Mr.. ana Mrs Howard
Thomas for a week.
Mrs Charles Farrell spent n few
days In Portland last week.
Miss Gertrude ~ jay. 81 Victoria.
IN spending a few days with her rel.
ativeH, SIR and Mrs. Edmund
iiowden.
Mr.. Samuel Iiarnea left Thursday
for the East While there he will
he ono of the number Of Seattle PEG.
pie who are planning 10 attend the
Harvard Yale football game Thanks.
giving day
Mr.. and Mrs y. A. Lamont have
sold their home and are now with
AIRS iamonta mother, Mru. Van
Doom.
Mrs. l.. ! Read. of Yakima. IL
spending two months at the New
Washington hotel.
Mrs. Henry Jukes Of Beiiinghnfn IL
the guest ~ Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Charles Phillips.
Mrs T. Gardner Yerhcs. who has
been the guest Of Mr. and MIR. Tau.
renee =. Booth. returned Sunday TO
hor home at Winnlow. on Bainbridge
island.
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur H~atiey
Walker left yesterday for San Fran
cisco From there they Will sail for
Shanghai. 20 remain indefinitely.
Mrs. ". s. Mccord has returned
from Portland. where nhe has been
for the past few weeks.
Mos Emily Jerome. Miss Elizabeth
HurIbut and NiHs Jane Perkins will
return 20 spend their Christmas hoii-
days In seattle M.As Jerome II at
the MaiieouTt school. Mima ilurlDui
at Wells college. and Mas Perkins
at tho University school Tor girls Ia
| Chicago,
Miss Nellie Felgor. who IL n, the
Marlborough school In Los Angeles.
and MIR. Thomas Green. st.. who u at
fawrenceviiie. are planning 70 b.
home for Christina
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oil

Mrs. Henry =. Iioicom will accom-.
pany Mrs, James - iloge as far as
Minneapolis when Hhe leaves for the
East, November 10. Ia Minneapolis
Mrs. iiolcom VIII vieit her brother
aQd aislcrinlaw. Mr.. ana Mrs. John
MARRIED.
Mrs. a. O. CnshmAn. who has been
the guest OF Mrs. Harry whitney
Treat. aud later OF Airs. Arthur W
Tidniarah Tor the past month, will
leave this week FOR her home at
Lake Cushman
Mrs. Harold Scott McCaughey re.
turned saturday from Waldo. where
ehe has been the guest Of her father
aud mother. Mr.. and Airs. George
Max Eaterly. az their home near
Waldo for several weeks
Mrs. Charles Kilbourne returned
Friday from tho East where che has
been for the last month.
Mrs. James u. Iowtnan has re-
turned from EllcuHburg where she
has been visiting her sister. Mrs.
Henry y, Hathaway. for few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Grant Arnot Mark.
81 San Francisco. viii spend Christ.
mas and New Years with Mrs
Mafk'a parents. Mr.. ana Mrs. NJ y.
Wells
Mrs. Harold H. Wells. % Chicago.
IN the guest OF her mother. Mrs.
William wluningham. and viii 70.
main Ia Seattle for two months.
Mr. Tracy Fairchnd returned last
week from Aberdeen where he has
been on business trip for the past
three weeks.
Mr. Chester King has just received
hts discharge from the army and II
again AT hts home In Seattle. Mr.
King received HIS commission at the
Preside and has been IN service for
nearly two years.
Mr. George Paris n expected home
this week from San Francisco where
he went on a short business trip.
Mrs T. T.. Donneiiy % Phiiadei,
phla arrived in Seattle yesterday "a
toin her husband. Ensign Donnelly.
who 10 on duty az tho Naval station.
Puget Sound. Ensign DonnSliy ex'
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Cynthia Grey

Dear Miss Grey: In reading the mother letter., b
mentally answered number Of them, but raust bres
forth into print To tell the truth am jps little tiyS
Of so much ddUice. "eo
We mothers get IL from the time are s1spectsd !,
maternity until die 0uess. and TINT is just about o ~
get from most Of them Why not pitch in and helm NIL
mothers lot little edsferY Why not educate father rs
Most mothers 10iHin0 10 do the best then can NJ
forget that they have hundred other duties and ser
other jobs besides motherhood Father doest hare N ;1
the baby ghiie he keeps his books his lqfbs m
don't hitch con TO plough and expect her TO produce min
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NEURALGIA means
THAT NERVES ARE
UNDERN0UR|sND
The Blood Carries Food 10 d,
Nerves But Fails When
1t Is Thin and Weak

The only way that the nerva ~
ceive nourishm~nt Is through N.
blood. When a person becomes m
crnic and the blood Is thin and -.
the nerves are starved and IL sp,v
way In which they can demand no,s
nourishment is by the sensas,ou q
pain.
Neuralgia has heen properly a.
scribed as "the cry OF starved n>rv>.-
The logical and reasonable war "a
correct neuralgia IA TO build % ,bs
blood so that II can carry nour.sh.
ment to the nerves. a. was done il
the case OF this Oregon schcol
teacher.
Nerves overtaxed by arcuou
school work revolted several YEAR
ago and caused me many days and
nights OF suffering" says Miss Birdie
". Mccarthy. OF No. sss Ainswor,A
ave. Portland. Orc. There vas a,
almost continuous pain in the pit d
my stomach and 4; seemed as though
there was a big lump there. a,e
very little for l didn't have any ap
petite TO speak OF. I had neuralgn
In my face and dardng pains acrun
my temples. These pains geneally
resulted in severe headachaa
"a friend one day urssd ne b ~
DR.. Williams Pink PIN ssd took
four boxes with such GKcellnt re-
suits that shall ner9 b without
the remedy in the futurs. he pain
disappeared from my stomach In q
few weeks, my appetite improved and
| no longer have neuralgia or head
aches. A short time ago ! had Al
attack OF rheumatism and tried the
remedy a second time and the results
were again favorable. for the rheu
matism left me. have great conf
dence In DIR. wiliiams' Pink Plh
and can strongly recommend he
remedy"
DR.. williams Pink Pills are ~
by all druggists or direct from the
Dr. Williams Medicine Co. schssr
tady. y. Y. on receipt Of price =
cents per box. Write for the NJ
booklet, Diseases Of the Nervo
System"
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Queer Anne Circle Child Conserya-
ton feansIe

The Queen Anne Circle OF the
Child Conservation league was or.
ganized Friday. November Z. The
meeting was held In the theatre at
the corner OF Queen Anne and Bos-
ton. thru the courtesy OF Mr. n. o.
Alden, the manager. This circle and
the Madrona one take the place OF
Seattle Circle No. I which has been
holding its meetings down town. and
It's members are free 20 attend either
circle
The following officers were elect.
ed: President. Mrs. b. NJ Cahill: vice
president, Mrs. II. G. Macdonald;
secretary. Mrs. c. II. O'Neil: treas.
urer. Mrs. G. S. Calhouer. press rep.
resentative. Mrs. Royal Mcclure.
The club will meet regularly on
the first and third Tuesday Of each
month at half past one This brings
the next meeting. November ~. and
the program on page ~ is assigned
for study The meeting win be held
at the same place--the theatre al
the corner OF Queen Anne and
Boston.
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Confessions Of Bride
Copyrighted Newspaper En,.rpr,.. Associate.
BOB'S INTEREST IN THE OTHER WOMAN
INCREASES AS 1T DECREASES IN Me

custodian 81 the dignity and honor
Of our marriage
Many wives I knew assumed that
burden They nagwsd or lurcd their
husbands along the straight and mar
row path. To hold husband by any
process they considered a wite's duty.
Thus they supported the double code
u morals made BY men.
would neither nag nor iur~ my
husband Unless Bob could be
loyal because he preferred to be--hc
needn't be loyal at all
fTo he Continued
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-11
West Side Women's Improvement
sftsst.
Lorraine Social Ciub

W, X. spalllnga. s2i Twelfth avenue,
at o. IN. All Eastern stars invited.
Take Madison car 90 Twelfth. one
and one.haif blocks south.
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McCditsldnd-PHes

The wedding OF Miss Ruth fAllard
Piles. daughter 81 Senator samuel ~
Piles. To Mr. William Marcus Me
Causland. son OF Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
liam Marcus MoCausland. was quiet.
~ solcmniz.d yesterday afternoon in
~. Clements church. Rev. l.. X,
Batcman read the service.
Tho wedding cAme as complete
surprise 20 the many friends OF tho
young couple. who left yesterday for
a wedding trip to Victoria. ON their
return they viii be at home at Caro-
Ina Court
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Luncheon for
.Sistcr-iR-Ldtc

Mrs. c. L. Torkelsou entertained
with a luncheon at her home Saturz
day afternoon Co compliment her sis.
ter.in.law. Mrs Harry Jensen truth
Torkelsonl \ large basket OF pink
and white asters tied with pink rib.
hon bow ccntercd the table lighted
hy soft pink shaded candles. The
favors wcrv little dressed dolls Gov.
crs were placed for "a.
Mrs. Jensen recently retur NJ q
from the East. where she went To
meet her husband. Lieut. Jensen,
who returned from overseas service.
They viii make their home In Sc
attle
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Faculty Wives Meeting

Yesterday afternoon tho Faculty
Wives club held their regular
monthly meeting az the Faculty
Mems club house on the campus.
with Mrs. W. y. Henry In charge
OF the meeting.
During TN. afternoon Miss Blanche
wenner xnv. a short talk. and Mrs.
N. X. Henson was heard In some
song numbers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-11

Mrs. L. L.: Two wo,
who read your letter in my 81
umns. Stating that you xor,.
IKE 30 much 10 find a real ,,,,.
home for your little girl VIZ.
rhe would be cared for "A vas
would care for her. while w.
were away earning her bread 49,
butter. have called and asked :
communicate with you. A. va
gave no name or address / -,
printing the names ana "a
dresses Of the women. tha, w.,
may communicate with their I,
you wish. They are: Mr.A
Clark. 1913 East end =, g.,
tie. and Mrs. J. y. reJole sf7u'I
zsth ave. Seattle.
CYNTHIA GREY.
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Riders Club

Friday evening the Seattle Riders
club gave Its first ride OF the season.
at Suliivan's Riding Academy. About
twenty riders took part. with Mrs.
Charles X. Casti~n acting as ring
master. She directed the drtii which
was the opening ride of the evening
I The next event was an egg ard
spoon race which caused n great
deal Of merrtment and was won By
Mrs. James : Goldsmith. The next
half hour was gam. called "Joui
de Bras" and following that. jump
ing contests After the ride the
riders and their friends were enter
tanned informally at supper at IN.
home of DIR. and Mrs. Castlen- These
rides will be held every Friday eve.
ming during the winter season.
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Reception and Dance
Blu st. Marks Church

The Army and Navy club. gaily
hsdecked with chrysanthcmums and
nassed greens. made a lovely setting
for tire brilliant reception and dance
which parishsoncrs oS 81 Marks
church gave for the returned service
rsten ard women OF the parish last
evening. Potfed palms and cedar
houghs were used about the rooms
and the supper table in the library
was particularly attractive with It's
long basket OF chryanthemums.
their different coiors skilfuliy blend
ed.
Mrs. Joshua Green and Mrs. James
Hamilton De Neuve were In charge
Of the affair. assisted by many OF The
members OF the parish.
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Lecture Course at
Women'S Unirersitu Club

Social Conditions After the War"
Is the subject OF IN. course OF 10
lectures given by Or. william saw
cry. head OF the department OF phi.
iosophy at the University of Wash.
lngton. which will begin January :
at s o'clock in the evening. and meet
once week thereafter until tho
course IL finished.
Tickets for these lectures VIII bc
on sale at the club after November
rs at IS cents for zach lecture or
$3.50 for the fun course. The course
Is open TO all members and their
guests.
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WIFE OF FIREMAN TO
BE BURIED WEDNESDAY

Funeral services for Mrs. Christina
Mclnnia. wife OF Daniel II. AcinniH.
veteran fireman. who died Sunday.
will be held Wednesday afternoon at
, o'clock from tho Bonney-Natson
funeral establishment interment In
WAshelil cemetery will follow.
Besides her huElsand Mrs, Mcinnis
Is survived by her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Alexander Williamson. II Seat.
tic. brother. John williamson. Of
Douglas. Alaska. and a sister, Mrs.
Samuel Greenwood. OF Shamrock.
Okla
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To Brighten
Plush Coat

Dear Miss Grey: I have q plush
coat and every time II raIns. wher.
ever the rsin drops on II. II makes
spot which cannot remove
Please tell me what 10 do. have
tried brushing. -
Steam the coat over n tub OF
boiling water. or place the
wrong side OF the coat over
hot iron upon which has been
placed several thicknesses Of
wet cloth.
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AIRS. Bdillie Hostess

uonoring Mrs. 5. W, Mowers, Mrs.
Alexander Raillic entertained with a
h,Autlful tea at her home this aftor'
noon. Receiving with Mrs. ihiliie
were her daughter. Mrs William
Ripley. and Mrs. Cameron Mrs
Mowers sister. both OF Tacoma.
Mrs, Alexander McEwan. Mrs. Dan
icl kclleher Mrs. Montgomery Rus.
sell. Mrs. Burke, Mrs. &, ~, Stim~on
and Mrs TRaord Hutcson presided
over the tea table. with its center A
great basket OF lovely flowers. In
which yellow shades prcdominatcd.
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Luncheon by
Mrs. SuUipdn

To compliment Mrs George Faurce
Whltcomb. Mrs. James Colbert Sulii-
van entertained some OF the honor
guests intimate friends with
luncheon az the Sunset club this aft
ernoon. A graceful basket OF Flow.
ers in lovely pastel shades was used
for centerpieee on a table arranged
for twelve.
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knights of Colum bus

The Knights OF Columbus will hold
the third Informal dance OF their
winter series. wednesday evening.
November 10. in the ballroom OF the
club house. corner OF Harvard ave.
nue. and Union street. The title Of
this dance h the .IhIilmenian Hop. %
and Il promises 10 he the best Of the
series. a large novelty orchestra
viii furnish the music.
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Tennis Club Dance

Among those who are planning 20
entertain at the dinner dance at the
Tennis club. November 10. are Mr..
and Mrs. Archibald c. Dcvoe. Mr.
and Mrs Hugh Purcell and Mr.. and
Mrs. W. r. Peterson. Reservations
may be made by calling Mrs Rollins.
East TeS.
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SEEK STANLEY FERGUSON

Stanley +. Ferguson, 10. Is being
sought by the police
Young Ferguson disappeared from
his home at 1853 Oak st. on Novem.
her 3. and has not been heard Of
since, according to Mrs. Alberta Al.
mont, his mother. lie had 5000 with
him when last seen. Ferguson was
a longshorema;
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Marriage Announced

Mr.. and Mrs. c. u. Alrhart an.
nounce the marriage Of their daugh.
ter. Grace. 90 Mr.. John r. costigan.
Saturday, November T.
Following the ceremony n recep.
ton was held for the immediate rel.
atiyes OF both families and a few
close friends. Nr. and Mrs cos,lgan
viii be at home TO their friends at
1914 ~. 4Tth 81. after November 10.
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vimy RidEr Chapter. Daughters Of
lsritish Empire

HimonthlY meeting VIII be held at
the home OF Mrs. James " S,irrni.
9fs Seventeenth avenue north, az ?
y. m. Members are asked 10 come
prepared 20 let the committee know
In wha; way they viii assist az the
give and buy" sale that ,h1 chap
ter purposes holding on November
10 IN aid % the wool fund. which IL
being started 20 that women 81 Brit.
iSh birth may knit socks for tho
wounded soldiers now slowly rccov.
cring in the hospitals In Halifax.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-11
ARREST SIGN PAINTER

Ragnar Johhanson. 81. a sign
painter. arrested Monday night, is
being held pending federal investira-
ton Of his alleged !. w. w. affilia.
tons Johhanson was denied the
right to zee an attorney. lie was
arrested nj Seventh ave. and Pike
81. by city detectives who say he
is one OF the l. w. W. defendants
indicted with William Haywood In
Chicago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-11
TO MEND CURTAINS

In making new window curtains
OF any material. always save the
scraps for mendinR. when curtains
are torn. take scraps OF the same ma.
terial, or material as nearly like MS
possible, dip In thin starch and paste
II over the rent while wet Iron the
patch on instead OF sewing It. The
mend Is heater and shows less.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-11

Mrs. George Lockert Smith enter,
tanned informally saturday afternoon
at her home Tor Mrs. Leslie Webb,
Autumn leaves and flowers adorned
the living and dining rooms. sixteen
guests were present
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Hostesses for
Orthopedic Dance

The hostesses for the dance At the
Army and Navy club tomorrow eve
ring. fourth Of the Broadway Guilds
popular series for the benefit OF the
chlidrcn's Orthopedic Hospital. are
Mira Cecil II. Bacon. Mrs. Frank
Frederick. Mrs. j. VI. Macedo and
Airs. Frederick tombstone.
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United Artisans

The United Artisans viii give a
dance tomorrow evening al The
Swedish club hall. Eighth ana owe.
An members and friends are cordially
invited
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Ladies Of the q, \. a. Home sewing
Club

WIN meet at the home OF Mrs An
ME Graham. sist Russell street. al,
IL O'Clock. Take Ballard Beach or
Fremont Ballard ear Co Dock stree;
and walk two blocks west The club
will give n benefit bail o., Eagles
hall. Seventh and Pine. November 10,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-11

The Fortnight club Is being reor.
gao ~rd. and the frs, dance Will be
giveh. November H. at ReiiinK'a
hall Mrs G. " Chandler. president.
and Mrs. r. W Goodhuc. secretary
Former members Of the club and
their friends will bo Included In tho
membership Of the new club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-11
"DoN Tea

Mss Patricia Fotheringham enter
taincd few OF the girls working
for the Doll Show with n Doll Tea
a. her hefne yesterday afternoon.
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In Charge of Dance

Miss Patricia Fotherfngham and
Miss Elizabeth Chadwick are In
charge OF the regular dance al the
lied Cross Tea Room tonight.
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Announce Enhancement

MIR. and Mrs. James o. Sykes an.
nounce the engagement OF their
daughter, Esther Irene. TO Mr.. Edgar
r. Bennett OF aberdeen The we'd.
ding will take place November q.
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Mrs. Lilly Gives
Luncheon

For the girls who assisted her at
the Red Cross Tea Room when she
was a weekly hostess. Mrs. Farwcil
Putnam Lilly Will entertain with n
luncheon at her home Saturday
afternoon.
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Wisteria Dancing Club

The next dance Of the wls,eria
dancing clubs winter series will be
tomorrow evening In Christensen n
Broadway hall
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Dinner Before
Winter Ball

Mr.. aud Mrs. c ID. Stlnson will
entertain with dinner before the
Winter Pail at the Hotel Washing
ton. Friday evening.
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Hesperidn Dance

The Hesperian club will give n Jazz
dance Wednesday evening. In Doug.
las hall. There will be a number OF
special features.
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AZ The Sunset Club

There win be business meeting
In connection with luncheon at the
sunset club tomorrow afternoon.
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Gopher Club Dance

The Gopher club viii give a dance
Friday evening at Collins rlayflcld.
An Mlnneautana are invited.
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Bridge Luncheon

Mrs. Edgar ~ Colt will give the
second OF series OF bridF. lunch
cons at her home tomorrow after
noon.
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Phi Delta Theta Dance

Phi Delta Theta fraternity Will
give an Informal dance at the chap
ter house Friday. November 81.
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Wei Seattle Art Clnh.

VIII meet with Mrs. Joseph G.
Harris at her home. ss7s Thirty,
eighth avenue southwest. az io.ao a.
m. Subjects for study. Portrait.
ure Peasant Painting" and "stiil
Life" LEADER. Airs Jesse ~ Elliott
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This Laxative
Is Now in Half a
Million Homes
They regulate their health
with DIR. Caldwelrs
Syrup Pcpsin

Where there arc women and
young children and elderly people
II II always well TO have a mild.
Erniieac,ing laxative like Dr.
caldwcll's Syrup pepFin handy.
This n a combination OF simple
laxative herbs with pspsin which
does all that IL required In consti.
patton and does II with safety and
comfort IL In free from narcotics
and may be given 20 babies. Half
a million mothers have II in aR
many good American homes. and
these families are healthier for IL.
Every drug store sells Syrup Pep
sin At soc and 81 a large bottle.
tho latter for those who already
know tia merits.
IN spite ~ tho fact that Dr.
CoidwrWs Syrup Pcpsin - the
largest selling liquid ia-raiiuc
On the trorld. there being orcr
100000 bottles sold each ycnr.
many toho need ITS benefits
have not yet used a. n pou
hare not. send pour name and
address for free trial bottle
70 Dr ". n. Caidtrcu. 5ff
Washington ST.. Monticello. IN.
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In the Mesa Verde National park.
Colorado. IL a tower 40 feet high. the
loftiest structure made by Indians
north Of Mexico.
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Class In Economics

The first regular meeting 81 tho
class In General Economics which
has been organized by the University
Extension service will DO held az
1914 assembly room. In the Henry
building "wednesday. November ~.
at 8 O'Clock. This class IL a basic
study OF business problems. citizen
ship and culture. Twenty.four week.
" sessions viii be given. Reglstra-
ton rs still open. Further particu.
lars may be obtained at 1914 Henry
building. or by calling Main 2295.