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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-13

s~iseseaI surpt,t l~ssllcr Naerus velvet
rltsa 10 toa rnss pats ? tt'te cat'
rha,is ol rs. wAls'liHr ana terminates
n a hgti,abe bov RI lh. trout II
iuttpt4s ttpt iu tbs particular case A
aret ealatrgf g~mi~,t~Rrr Is N"ra
vhile 'b. wslrrpe'H,va Is Il soft
tlleg satin but u.nsily q hIaok ACE
suv" a. notl a,ef d hlsts >afin sip
Acet ~snrlr, are Important WIN abss,
frpaks ~ tt,c refinement ant onp no
ttsrs That ihe Shippers Voru ettt h sfr
II blatk satin and ne stpcsingH ~
black sHk Also that thp ms, With
fariug lria = uwir ~ hiutS lasv,
lut bftl'iaat hats ia ciNlers 'v,, elJal.
IN et3I and lhey laay ~ suited a, ,lp
,irs,s g. iu hty sfiet
The either Affirming fr,s 81 ail-vhi'~
nml ~ maie asrr q >h.ft uuaagrsfp X
white ett0 IRs luW,-t opaucv makes
g very lag a]pictsklgi snA 8 ~ccrni
il.unge btasr IL u s~rfrct|s ,tl- NE
auklte over. fEt,. q nng epgtr aakss
fuarv taHu Il GLIMPSE ~ them imleg~.
,ltlp grille 81 eliNer tissue y vhitt
llrr hat ani Hsr~ ~ sltsrr rafh or
~ Nti'e srftt according d. tie ,syt-
>Job ehf, .uetort ttr supsrh r,de
whttt THIS grw Is equal "a playlng,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-13

MliEN Il eone. to mastos a
~ chuitc irtarvu = ,it,ss ri
black laer aad uue ~ aIfte ip,r hnr
may expect Z" tr Upas, ,ie,l ana far
tunHfc.l> slp vha na,sfs ~ q Naui
rote Ant infludrs both Nothing IL
quite 10 N t..ftiuk all thr YEAR round
aud nayvhorr as hlack ta,r auh moth
lug Is lu,r}ior 0u,r.s h be wbl5c
IHcr btoyk rtsBtilis b. having -
great vogue We raunot eaiI II "a re-
Nitul because ltls iac" II never ont 81
dnte bat It's beauties nn,l virtues HFr
Uesiy discovered anal Widely Fppg,,
olujeJ. There are many lovely lucps.
~ The rimt varieties. fsut make up
n" white lace fns5A- TINT have srocrt
midsummer. ltar fha>r H. black Lace
they lave scored i u.s Triumph
The two l1ce frayks. shown Ia the
Illustration given bsrr. reNnai y happy
accord between material auti design
among ofh"t atyHntAk,, tttt the, ra,s
sess One II iac~a al,uuta.s n, sta
pllrlty IN the design uul puather il
economy fuf neither ~refajrvs She cqt
ting ~ ~ fine 'ayr. asi ms uur NnIis
50 rs guilty Il '4l' the uil hitek
drrss ~ mHar ~ lhnnfll, haWcias
With full. srat-tt sklrt and .hori
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-13

trstaaae - being seatHrr,l ms sa ~.
t~ractise dress t%rialHinS. X sypearu ~
Ndlar and cu~s ha trccss * hath six
ard catTcn fatftc. q ftcNii M lgtrle stree,
lry'sS NJ navy ta~e'n rrfyng4fir ss'.en
nd yiRg c1ells-. GUYS anta tps' ei bright
H~ouerNi cretenr" snd cotton crepe
dresses sre siwiisr'y t~rfgacne~! uFyh
gcvSl rSeTt tNttt,1 rrtp~ hss y3sve1
4 hgx pert r ne d~~vplNI@nent ~ ehll.
Arsas t-ysks f1- ~Several semssns aaf
tny fhls samHner t1snv dresses tog
women Ar,s rate ~ Il
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-13

did rFIvtt, ! Fln now Do my hulfo-
work aai my washing | have recon-
mrudoj yeur Vegetable COMPOUND and
yuus Hood Medicine AMI three o. my
Friends are taking them % advantage.
You can use nay uaIne FOR q test ntou.al :
Mrs TnEKksA COVENTRY - Burnett
St, Newark. y. J,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-13

~ Al, Che garments WITH ehysh
" women both eiotae ana sinru
Themselves the tleu~,.~ sA,i ks
~ TO-DAY may lay cleim Ia hctug the
ulns, enhancing ~ hpr sNHl ssses
The late sawHeg has drought I'm %uar
ncw UNtS i,ftet a. 80 ~slsTycs ana tNlg
10 ~ ptrlnW Al.eter cutruAtyrie S
"A metal AMI co)arrd sslk fhreat> are
placed over hs r6Svaun.i~ tn fashion
able tolorS. rs mNtre. Jade. ia.e Srs~n
orvhia W Oh h'ut, sH,i materials are
<uplle ARD mere cr 'rss sletr ~tth
fine rrpt~, ,ie china StN'r grfte and trar.
ruiSette the fa,-tr,~ Nearly all ~
them a5e iBa,p In he Slnono s;slc
with round netks aHd In MANY "
them thc rrck AZ TIE f~,,ts Il ~l}it a
Pea .u,,cS sGj iRcr2l ~s}h = Iitttc SIX
c,rt ur MSS fit af iaT fn~"rf,st
forming = nsrrnW srstee. TIE en-
nr,airev ong}eys hcavN sttk thread In
ncvel and p.ht designs
Rearing these ~rmrterv h'9ttsrs
r~,rtsa ~ are others .i'h langpr ~~tt.'ye"
Which rvsrt the eaboos n, least Wha;
they GAIN "a 'erGlh ~ s.ttse thay lo.,sr
n tenSfh - ~ 'taiy ss rsty no ralt-
en- traW twa ~ these tew syrty ais
sscwa IN the Illustration. II IL plata
hat 1hsss are hSNuSfS FOR Wear IT =
later date as ecl1 a. Ia the lsS' tnon'A
~ Snf8rser Th,v ar- gaals' ~ gNS,rNr
ctr. ln Aark evttrS sad rsl" Nke tfssls
~tc-e~uurers 'a -te kiwp'Fio s'y'e The
hlcuas w. rhN ssf- ass a short psa'H
rerlsllr sntsee~t WITH heFn<tifrAsng
and / tttttr tavr ,lcr n%st ereh~Hatsry
TIE clever eA>rss Of IRE rssAt ha
n straight l.nes al tbs bach aud ars1',
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-13

t1r several WeekH,
A. times | could not
walk at all and |
Suffered with my
back and limbs 10
often had 10 stay IN
bed. | Suffered on
ant on for eight
:. ~tinaiIyl
heard that LYDIA T..
l1okhsm . V ego-
"a uie C~omtorad was
a good ~. dic,no and
tried It With splen.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-13

y Recognized ~ ne irjiCaJ. fNsr'nsi.
ing ln~Hprpcr ef n. psrfume abe u~ss
A hath rt'h t'utirurs s,tap and hot
water - Thoroughly t%irpt,s. The pores.
followed b, n hus'IuS NTH Entirurs
Tsleum pos, Der usually r,satts u clear,
sw Get. healthy sklu Adv.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-13

No other medicine has been so sue
s~rasfll ~ relieving wumap,a suffering
.. has lydia r. Pinkham's Vrsctahis
Compound Women may receive tree
ani hrtpfAl advice ~ writing the ! yda
h. Pnkh.m Medicine Co.. Lynn, MaAs.
Such letters are received and answered
by women only and hclj IN str!tt
confidence.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-13
Some More Truths.

yUOULD YOU us q sieAm shovel 10 nove a pehbaer Certainly not Implements
W are built according TO the work they have 10 DO
Would YOU 1874 q grownups remedy for your bahys fsP Certainly no&
Remedies art prepared according to the work THEY have to DO
All this is preliminary to reminding you that Flcschcrs CastHa YVES soghf
out, found and is prepared solely as a remedy for Infants and Children And hoe
this be a warning against Substitutes, Counaehes and the Justasyood stuff tme
may be all rht for you In all your strength, bur dangerous foe the hne babe
All the moherlo,e that lies within your heart cries nj 20 YOU: BE tme 10
BABY. And being tre to Baby you will keep In the house remedies specially
prepared for babies as you would a bahys food, haHbnsh. toothbrush or sponge
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-13
-. one ch.nee

y believe saat the impatient uts u
- he pat aSb.c the trlet hnhts THAT
ri So Hefana
'HtIh't kros ynW rero fur renips ="
81 don't ord MARTY H8t - the onjs
chHncr ! hs,e ~ finding mtte,f n The
sud ~ n tine that isn't husl Boys
life.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-13
INVENTIVE GENIUS
RObS CAL0MEl Of
NAUSEA AND DANGER
Doctor YayorIta Medicine Row
Purified ana Refined from AL
Questionable Efecta. Gallo
tats"-tLA New Name.

what Siii hemsa ingenuity 20 ns1tf
FmakslrA@ pysdsf, wtssis,s tHl~xFsphy.
koyss.Sss carriages, eu,oFsess iodine, taste
less qJiniRs. psw c1nsss nsassa @sa ealS'
mel 1he n~w improvement szl~i "tal0-
tabs'' Is row % sale at hvuastofes.
Nor blilsaAarsS. coositpsboa sai indf
ssstisa the hew ealomsl tablet IL . gase
tiesily perfect remedy, az syt6sH~sd sr
abe fact that thu manufacturers have s1-
thariE~d al dfGKEiat, 10 refund the price
u tbs customer ia bgt "p~rfsrtly dsilEhtsds
With CaiotAbs Oas table, 81 bedtime vita
. sssllus u water. that's all No taste.
no nausea m gripping 10 asita by morn.
ihs sour liver 10 thoroughly eleaased ahd
you are feeling fine. VITA q hearty Ape
tie tat what you plsas~-g1 dsuEsr %
about Yuur biainssA
tEiDtshs ere nst @pli IN huik Oct AZ
%ertSLusi p~arksKs seaipd Price. lAlrty-
ave seBtK -sdSb
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-13
10 nuIlnn pn,s,ne. trnrn on

II there ssrt hal ~. isasss Asfs To
he world y tHfrfal cui,is sirs @stsha
procure luasnpatsU trurn IN FRA
yssss and thu. suf.say the ~tsfa w,te
seed again
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-13

4 nsw s-athag vices no vrs~ue
.rr scv~s~'.nr r'ars II = ~ ts~es.
r~usA shsrs~f ~ r.rt'Nrn sire pt't .
run'e ~ er~}y rlai.ea .s,A aar.as truw
,hA ssIvs- r7aaniinS,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-13

LIS n good tang the United stafrs
lsn y bsnk"
why"
Think hrw tnanF vice presidents
Il would nCett
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-13

FOLLY The dos Tor SAYS be has
saved her M Nina times i'oll,
Il always id ifrstts ~i,r ss. = cat -
Judge
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-13

Eur Is taatht 10 ere f.uyp Al ne . ~.
With 4 gr,llr frat slipS through - s,i.s
IN The s%c'avgette rlls etr reveals the
slt vt the 'r,nlt or the oc,k \ very
NARROW binding ~ the mater NJ finishes
tbs ,-i-eS sod heads set ga ID ont re
the reyg 0gt1iras 4 handsome lattice
des gu Ip beats across he front seegas
~ cRll mr. tur conventional TONERS,
md they hia>9,F0 hH s.k knots In .Vo
places nSatast Il They ere IN a light
rotor N f..r falnr schemes thry may
~. rhnx.tn 10 Nnlf Individual ta~a
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-13

lie Nhu rfHt-es ,pen AnA Hstsssa
"a omen has many fris~,sss.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-13

TINE may re motley, tnt du.ug tim.
IN = jail !siit a t.lnaheYntiy4 oftupa
tin.1
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-13

hlrnr~s ftrs,ts 40 s'v~i, ihes Ss~s.
nrfy so-lb p,crtAkr~ ~
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-13
END Of EIGHT
YEARS MISERY
Used Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound
and Recovered.

Newark. N J THE doctor saii |
bad an organic trouble and treated ma
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-12

tfttS utSfNoStOH fufHhOt.
For nifty years l have cenHurod
such men as tho culprit I'm this case.
and did all In my power In each In
dividuni oasc TO make life NOR. en-
durable for the unfortunate. Many
times havo been scoffed mt for "'as-
sociating" with fallen women. but
have gone bravely on. Now ] am re
joiocd 10 know OF 20 good and pure
spirited n sister as Mrs. Spiker. also
Of the noble minded young man. Guy
Spiker. who has thus set an example
worthy TO 10 followed by others.
May Guy and Emily Spikcr live
long In pcaoe and happiness. and
may tho heir be- an honor To his
adopted parent and country. For
higher humanity.
w. y. CLINE.
Dear Miss Grey; Yesterday your
column was occupied by 'P. A. H.. "
who declared that the ease Of Spiker
was nothing but Mormonism; that
the Mormons are still pracucins
polygamy contrary To tho laws OF
America
l lived In Salt Lake City n number
of years. among the Mormon poo'
pie. and know from personal OBJ.
scrvation that they no longer teach
poiyEnmy. and since the manifesto
of 1890 no more such marriages have
been contracted with ths approval OF
their church. And even before 1890
Their polygnmous marriages were Tar
different than the Spiker-k movies
case, because among them no man
could sntrr into n second marrings
without the knowledge and consent
Of the first wife. and tho children
of each wifs were recognized and
taken care OF.
However. I am not trying 60 teach
poiygafny, but merely want 20 cor
rect the erroneous statement OF
Deep Thinker and "P. A. r." Ths
Mormon people. TO my knowledge
we're as Awabiding and moral,
clean a. any ! have ever ASSOCIATED
with.
AS for this awful case. no solution
Il possible which viii entirely wfp'
out tho harm which has ALREADY
been done. All three are bound u
suffer, no matter what course y
taken. This In but ono more proc
that AN ounce Of prevention u
worth n pound Of cure"
In tho sight Of God tho crime o.
adultery In next 20 murder, and .
society looked upon II In that way
such cases as this. which II onl,
one OF hundreds, would soon dimin
tAh.
YOURS FOR A PURER WORLD.
D~ar Miss Grey: ! have read win
much interest tho Spiker.knowie'
| case and also tho letter to you Il
Saturdays Tissue from -Americai
Wife"
IL IL my opinion that Mrx- apikel
In showing the proper spirit In thii
Affair.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-12
BY REBECCA STEVENSON
Office rhoaa. Main go.
Holcomb- Blakeslcc

Tho wedding OF Miss Helen Blakces'
Ice. daughter Of MIR. and Mrs. Frank
q. Riakesle~, and MIR. Raymond Hot
comb. son Of Justice and Mira. q. X
lIolcomh, was pciemnixcd nj the
home 81 the brides parents In olyin'
pia hast evening AT o'clock
The house was tranformcd into q
Hprinr gardcn with It's masses OF
hlossoma and green's Tho service
was Rad by Archdeaccn II. l.. fur'
due OF South ilay before an altar OF
white swcct pcls and huckiebcrry.
Miss Angela BoardmAn WIS maid
OF honor. taking tho place OF Miss
Lucille bordeaux. whose attendance
was prevented by illnoas.
Tho bride was very handsome n,
her gown of ivory satin. with pan
niers OF real lace. II was made with
very long court train. and her vel
was fully as long, and bound close "a
her head With orange blossomS Her
/ flowers wcre q shower OF Opheliaa'
frooalas and Cecil Drummer roses
Mr.. Maurice Holcomb. the groom's
brother, WAS BEST man. and Miss
Marjorie Hoicomb played tho wed
I ding music.
After the ceremony an informal
reception was held for the hundred
relatives and intimate friends whe
worc present.
10th MIR. and Mira Holcomh vert
| former students ut tn. University OF
Washington. Mrs. iioicomb is a
Delta Gamma and Mr.. Holcomb q
I Sigma Nu.
Among the Seattle guests nj the
wedding were: Mrs. stephen J. Chad
wick, Mixs Elizabeth Chadwick. Mis-
Catherine Partiow, Mr.. Chauncey
smith. Mr.. Robert Abel. Mr.. Wilfred
nor,,eaux and Mr.. Carl ZlAmbcrlin-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-12


American wife" says "conven-
ern In America" That is true and
as II should be, but wouldn't II be
safe 10 mix n little real Christianity
with conventionality, especially In
this case, where the happiness and
future OF a little babe are Mt stake.
In the Good Book one reads the
account OF the woman taken in
adultery. who was brought To Jesus
by tho Scribcs and Pharisees. IL
was the custom OF the time that she
should be stoned To them Jesus
gave that beautiful request.
And they who heard II were con.
victed by their own conscience and
went out, leaving Jesus and the ac-
cused woman alone. He asked the
woman N no man condemned her
and nhs answered. mo man. Lord
Then he said unto her. Neither do
! condemn thee. go. and sin no
more"
From the same source we also
hay. this beautiful command: And
lie yc Kind one 20 the other. tender
hearted, forgiving one another, even
AS God for christ's sake hath for
given you"
This In the spirit OF the nation
wide campaign which il being winged
today by the Episcopal church. that
Of lifting up" instead OF kicking
down" ELIZABETH
Dear Miss Grey: I would like q
Say few words In regard 10 the
Spiker- knowles case
What would England do n II wa
one OF our easy Eirls2 She would
say Every country take care OF IL,
own; We don't want any illegitinats
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-12

2'ho marriage Of Miss Edith Hahlo.
nnghter Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. ii.
Xnhlo. and Mr.. Julian Bamb~rxcr.
- q Gov. and Mrs simon BAN
reer q Utah. win take place Mon
- afternoon at $40 In the Louis Nv
0n6m It the Washington The cere-
10y win b. performed by Rabbi
1911 Koch In the prcnence OF rela-
11Vw and intimate friends. and fol-
. v1ng . dinner for tho wedding
Enety. . large reception WIN be held
- ~ To- room Of the hotei AZ y
49, HahI0's sister. Miss Anna
EIsh1p. wm b maid q honor. and ths
I10oumaids VIII b. Aliss Elsa BAN
ruuF. sister a the groom. Miss
ZfelA Pincus Of Butte and Miss 0rac<
nu1c1n of Spokane. Mr.. David Rom
~ II Salt Lake CITY VIII Be best
IN. and ths ushers win be Mr.. J
RI. Stone, Mr.. Irving Buxbaum anc
II. Victor JofYe. Irene itktn VIII b
$780, ~ Before the ceremony
~. ARokw Freed VIII sing.
~. and Mrs. Bamberger. Mis-
~ Dnmberges. Mr.. Julian BAN
-. and Gov. Hamburger
r6kGe. Mr. n. Bamburger. win n
92ro Il SEATTLE Saturday morning.
nnfnrnny evening Mr.. Julian BAN
1870 W111 entertain with . dinner
- ~ wedding party at the Hote
VYo&n6nEaou, and Mr.. and Mrs. Hank
U1I7 No . dinner at their home fol
- oue-of4own guests who VIII Be q
- wedding.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-12
Valentine Dance by
Qrersc1S Club

Tho Overseas club win give n vat
entine dance Saturday evening at
Douglas hall At . O'Clock Tho pro-
ceeds from thcee dances are used for
relief work
Tho committee on arrangements In.
ciudes. Miss Gencvicve Grant. chair
man: Mr.. II. A. Sinclair. Mr.. y. Ma.
pie. Mr.. II. jackson. Mrs. e Rses.
Mrs. r. Bfble and Miss Mabel Pow.
ell. A cordial invitation n extended
TO all OVERSEAS men.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-12
Frat.rnal Order for Childrrn

Queen City Council e0S OF the So
ctIrity BENEFIT association. successor
To tho Knights and Ladies' OF Secn.
rfty, announces that Friday evening
council Of the Juniors Of the Sc.
curity Benefit associatio win be In
stituted by Miss Elvina OWN. super.
intendent OF Juveniles for Seattle and
juvenile inspector for the state of
Washington
While tho Juniors of Security In a
national organization with thousands
Of members, this In the FIRST council
that has been organized In Seattle,
and tho superintendent hopes To
make It ono Of the largest ia Amer.
lea.
In addition 20 the fraternal and
beneficiary features accruing IN tho
Juveniles who arc members, lectures
on Hygiene will be given by Superin-
tendent Gwin, a graduate nurse; also
first aid lectures for the boys and
practical care Of the sick for the
girls.
Tho older girls win have charge of
planning the menus and buying for
the refreshments which will be
served.
Tho charter list In restricted 10
children whose parents arc now mem
bcrs Of the Queen City council. but
any other children in Seattle may
join later by applying 70 Miss u. II.
Gwin's Office, 500 Denny building.
Tho children who are 70 70 in as
charter members will be assembled
In the upper hall at the Moose tenn.
pie at 8 o'clock Friday evening. They
win elect their own officers. The ON.
GERS elected will be installed by gu
perintendent Gwin and State Mana
ger Judson Taylor OF the Security
Benefit association. The names OF
the officers will be- written on the
charter which will be framed and
hung upon the lodge wall as "A monu-
mcnt OF honor 10 the first officers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-12

Y. w. @. A. News

Tuesday. February II. tho Cosmo-
politan club Of the Y. w. c. A. will
meet In the club rooms Mt Gas for
. social hour and an sntertaining
book review. after which the mem
bars OF the Red Gross class VIII ad.
tourn to the Red Cross headquarters
In University 81 for their practice
hour.
On Sunday. the ga. the club will
b hostess TO tho usual Sunday YES
per services-
Tho Acacia club Of young married
women viii meet In the club rooms
on wednesday. February Is. At !
O'Clock for lecture. after which the
members will have their swimming
class. followed by the social hours
and tea
The RED Cross class formed by the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-12
By CYNTHIA GREY

Dear Miss GREY: Haping missed the first Of this
and not having read very much Of the argument hare
neglected TO critc But last evening the announcement
Of the Spkerknotoies marriage, and cannot resist adding
another poice TO this discussion
Someone asked why much publicity in this case iohen
there such every fen ddySY In nD
estimation there fen that parallel this one
For the relief of the unfortunate anil lesson noble
humanity for all Of true up for better world, rs
haa d.acaIn uI.InLIo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-12
Wonderful Inducements
10 Buyers
CHERRY CHAT

THE extraordinary price redue
l. tons made on all winter apparel
for women during cherry's last
week Of their Clearance Sale are at
tracing record crowds every day.
The fact that one may buy on
such convenient monthly terms Ii .
feature that adds very greatly 10
the public interest In the event For
by paying just few dollars casn
II In possible to secure an enurs
outfit OF fashionable clothing At
great saving. and finish the pay
ments In small monthly sums.
BE sure 10 investigate this sale
that well may be called the most
important merchandising event Of
the year.
Cherry's style Shop. GOT Riaito
Bldg. over Pig'n Whistle on End
ave. between Madison and Spring.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-12
Tke Cornish School

TIE entertainment which the com
u1etec OF women interested In the
Coeuixh school have arranged Tor TINS
evening 1t the home OF Mr.. and Mrs
YRo6eric Struvo. win begin at s:ib'
rs admisxion VIII be charyvd. for
- object OF the evening is to give
every one. particularly parents, in
(npestcd In the education and develop
Int Of children. an opportunity 70
Know tho school more Intimately
nnA 10 appreciate its value.
Miss Cornish will speak and there
W3n b. a program by tho pupils OF
- school as an illustration OF It's
Voek in different departments.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-12
Confessions ofaBfide|
Copyright 1890 By The Htuspa per Enterprise As,oeiahon)
l FAIL TO SEE BOB IN MY VISION AS l GAZE
AT THE CARDS

They win not como soniThsr !
kept saying TO myself all evening.
We played bridge In tho cabin. just
20 b. doing something together. My
worries spoiied my Enms Daddy
never would have endured my bad
plays In silencc had he not b~~n pro
occupied m ]. had he not played m
badly. We WIRE no match whatever
for Travcrs and Archer.
Ny abstraction had 10 do chiefly
with . weird vision and . strange
flaming Of words before my eyes.
They came between mo and tho cards
In my hand:
-waiti wait- was tho command
which confronted mo.
Morc than once shut my ~ycs
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Concert By Youthful
Artists

Miss Marjorie Miller arranged an
unusually interesting concert In her
studio In the Mekelvey Last Sunday
afternoon. which was given by nv.
very young pupils-Evciyr tarics.
Elizabeth Terrell. Charles Mchlhorn.
Stanley Peterson and Wayne. Fits
simmons who played both solos and
duets with equal polse and skhl-
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Tho Barheiorw' club WIN give their
Acc Of Hearts" Valentine dance Sat
urday evening In the Masonic tcn-
pie.
Some unusually clever decorations
have been planned and Campau's or.
cacstra will play. Dancing AZ ..
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Informal Valentine Party

Tho Y. w. c. A. OF tho University
OF Washington will entertain tho for
cign girls In the university with an
Informal Valentine party n; the Alpha
Delta III house Friday.
Alpha Delta Pi viii entsr,ain with
dinner for several members OF the
faculty OF tho University OF wash
ington Tuesday evening at the chap
ter house.
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Informal Valentine

Queen City Council ao< OF the Secu-
rity BENEFIT assoclatlon. succe~sor TO
the knights and Ladies' OF Security.
announces an informal Valentine
dance Friday evening at the MOOSE
temple. Visiting members from other
councils are cordially invited. and all
Members arc requested To invite thntr
| frfsndA-
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children and their foreign mothers
here" and they would send them
back on the first steamer, or ~ WIRE
less. II they could a READER
Dear Miss Grey; am glad Erniiy
Knowles In safely married 10 tne
brother OF the man who wrongeh her.
I say three big cheers for the VIE
OF the man who wropged her. MN
Perley spiker. who takes "A man
view Of the situation am gian
women are beginning 10 learn thls
one thing from the men. snck UP
for one another" for that II the on,y
way they will ever become eauh'y
free with men and really succeed.
AN ADVANCED THINKER
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Mia Bldck,,cell Hostess

4 10 compliment Mrs. J. c. MaeDon-
~. tho guest Of her sister. Mrs
12ories II. Burnett. Miss Lenore
U0nckweTl entertained fifteen Of the
keocr guest's intimate friends with a
- II her home Tuesday afternoon