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Miss Craig Becomes
Mrs. Kelly

Mr.. and Mrs. n r. Craig announce
the marriage Of their daughter. NIL
drcd Rose. TO Mr.. Clarence Bernard
Kelly. The ceremony was performed
Tuesday evening. at 8 O'Clock. with
Rev. Father McGrath officiating.
Mr. and Mrs Kelly left for Idaho
Falls. and will be at home to their
friends after November 4. at 1905
l1st ave. 8. w.
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Miss Mcpherson
COMMUNICATED

Entertaining IN honor Of Iflp
Betty Mcpherson OF Brookiine.
Mas. who has been the house guest
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Fordyce
Blake. Miss Gloria Frink was host
ess at a dainty luncheon Of eight COW
ers Tuesday at the Sunset club. An
attractive basket Of corn flowers and
French marigoids conferred the
board
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Mr.. ana Mrs. Gerald Shannon
are receiving rnesnaxes OF feiieita
ton on tho birth Of = daughter
born Inst evening In tho swodisi
hospital
Mr.. and MI. n. r. Kennedy bavs
returned from n ntx weeks Boston
New York. Chicago and Minneapolis
t1p.
DR.. Charles n. Moore left wednee
day evening 20 attend the medical
convention nj Hot SPRING. Ark,
which convcncs October 10. II and
10. Later he expects 10 visit rcla
tives and friends Mt different periods
He expects 10 be away about Tires
weeks
Mrs. 10 Sweeney win remove ne1i
week from tho Minor hospital TO the
Hotel Terry.
Mr.. vladirnsr Rtefansson, Arcfie ex
piorcr and lecturer. viii be In the
city the f1rse of November ON . leo
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Nogales. Aria The announcement
was made recently at n large resp.
ton given BY Mrs. Phillips nj her
home. Miss Phillips h . member
Of the younger social set and Capt
Rocks In q popular member Of the
sSth infantry. He IL the son Of Mr..
and Mn. Albert Rocks OF this city.
and for three years and . half at.
tended the University OF washing-
ton. where he was affiliated with the
Alpha Tau Omega fraternity. Dur.
Ing the war he was chosen from the
sixth division TO represent that d.
vision In General Pershing's honor
guard regiment. and since his re-
turn has been stationed In Eogales.
Tho marriage win be solamnixad
October 20 In 81. Andrews Epis
copsL church, ut NogaieA Mrs.
Rocks will leave soon TO attenA the
wedding. to BE- Joined BY her son.
Lieut. Com. Harold Rocks. Who y
sta toned at San Pedro. and her
daughter. Miss Bernardins Rocks.
who has for several months been
Visiting N the South.
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INT USIC
NH In Seattle
Conducted BY
LOUISE ANNABLE
Singers Heard in
Joint Recital

Miss Maria NJ watson and MIS-
Margaret A. Harmon. singers. were
heard enthusiastically IT . Joint ~
citai ut the r. w. C. A. auditorium
Friday evening.
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Ladies' Musical
Club Concert

Monday aftArnson. October II. =
tho Y. w. c. A. auditorium. the
IAdies' Musical club Will give . con-
cert. Mrs.. q. y. Russell and Aiss
Madeli Cilis are Ia charge Of The
progrnm-
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Mis- Florence Reed entertained
au1th = farewell luncheon OF eight
uqvsrs Thursday 1t the Hotel Wash.
l6gtou- Later the guests attended
- matinee performance Mt the
lore. Miss Reed has been the IN
1ru11on for much entertaining dug
- her visit In the city as the house
G66ost q Mrs. Albert Charles Phillips
90 departed yesterday morning for
~ home in Kansas City. travelling
~ way q California
MYs. Hooker to Entertain
Mn. 8. v. r. Hooker win enter
fo1n 1t luncheon Monday, at the Uni
varsity club. in compliment to Mrs.
D1ephen G. Cook. who has recently
o1DturnSd from spending the summer
- Eort1and Twelve intimate friends
= ~ honor guest have been hidden.
iss Phillips
6etrothed to Capt. Rooks
~ infsrest to his friends In Seat,
- u ths engagement Of Capt Low
- Ward Rocks. u. 8. A.. 10 Miss
1S<fha CaroIype Phillips, daughter
r ~. ana Nh. w. ,. PhilliDs Of
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS
Canadian Wmans Cub

lHs tS&uaohAu WoHnk0 Gnu VIII
meet next Tuesday ~ p. m 10 the
Eastern Star club rooms No. 1850
Arcade building. Mrs. Henry Landes
viii address the meeting and MA
p. c. German viii b. the presiding
officer. Al the conclusion OF the
meeting tea win be served and Mrs
George Barton. Mrs. Efwcil Barnes
and MIS-. y. J. Dunn win act ~ host
esscA
Infsslaheu OuilA
The fntertaken Guild Of the Ortho-
pedic hospital win meet Friday.
octobcr Is. At 2;2o .. M. ut the
homo OF Mira Philip Aaron, 2ooS Il.
Lynn st
Gamma Phi Beta Alumnne
The Gamma Phi Beta Aiumnae
will meet at the home OF Mrs Miller
Freeman. o32 nth ave. NJ. on Tues
day. October II. at 1910 a. m
Luncheon win be served at 1880
p. IN
Woman's Century Club
The drama department Of zoe
Woman's Century club will meet at
the Federated clubhouse wednesday,
October IL. at 1890 a M A full
attendance is desired.
Elsie Ilncoln Bencdlct nub No. ]
The Elsie Lincoln Benedict club
No. / will meet at the homo Of Mrs
Ida McKercher. l7o5 Seventh ave.
N. e.. next Tuesday evening at Q
o'clock. Mrs A. Michael win talk on
Human Analysis"
SEATTLE Review No. 3. Wovncn's
Bcs,rf1t Association Of MAccahaau
Seattle Review No. 8. Women's
Benefit Association Of Maooabces will
meet Thursday, October IA. at 9
p. m. at w. o. w. hall A rcccp-
| ton for new members Will DO held
Seattle Audubon Scclsty
Tho Seattle Audubon society wfn
meet Tuesday. October ~. at p. m,
At the chamber Of commerce.. Mr..
9. r. Rathbun Will speak N
migratory Birds"
AnguEA 0rotto % Give Series a
Dances
Angorn Grotto has planned
series Of dances for tho season 10
BIO held on the third Friday OF Zach
month. The first dance Of tho series
will be held on Friday. October Is,
IT p. m. at Masonic TenpiA
CITY FEDERATION a w. Q. 4. U.
The City Federation of w. @. n.
U. win meet st Plymouth Congrega.
tional church on Tuesday. October
~. at Q .. m. Reports from tho state
convention, recently held at Van
couver. Wash. win DO ioady. DR..
w. M. McKibden, ss.renry Of the
Seattle China club, xilf address the
l@ceung on conditions In China and
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=: WOMEN'S CLUBS

with especial references 10 the uss
and Importation Of narcotic drugs.
raBg1l Emplays~' Unisa No . 90
Give ueuscwassnng
Tho eDeertainmens committee Of
the FEDERAL Employee union No. :
have arranged . '.hopsewAuning'
for Monday evening. october -. ~
y. m. IN tho w. o. w. hall All
male and female federal employees
are cordially invited and an inter.
ssting evening is promised.
Y. w. G. A. Ati,ie<1e Club
An athletic club Ii being organized
At the Y. W. c. A. for the puUoses
Of offering indoor sports In an at.
tractiye and inexpensive way TO the
young women OF Seattle
A riding class under Z. w. G. A.
surpices v also planned Roller
skating In the gymnasium is SEIZED.
ulcd for Fridays from 8 to D. m.
and volicy ball on Wednesdays from
8 10 .. IN. whereas basketball will
be played on Mondays and wednes.
days from q TO . y. m Games Of
water baseball have already been
started In tho pool. Tho class In
Iifesaving II being augmented rap
idly
Tho regular classes IN special
symnasium work In Individual gym
naStics will bc followed out ss u
part Of tbs schedule
Knlghts Of Columbus 10 Give
The Knights Of Columbus an.
nounce tho first OF their winter series
Of dances to DO given on Columbus
day. Tuesday. October 18th. in the
Knights OF Columbus ballroom.
An augmented orchestra will fur
nish music and several artintic mum.
bers win be presented during the In.
Permission. Another feature will be
the bachelors aicove- In charge Of
Mr.. Charles Moriarty.
The patrons and patronessss are:
Mr.. and Mira Il. J. Manion. Mr.. and
Mrs. A. A. Collins. Mr.. and Mrs.
James J. German. Mr.. and Mrs. Ed.
ward Conner and Mr.. and Mrs. NJ c.
Collins.
The COMMITTEES on arrangements
are: Mr.. Chas. Moriarty. Mr.. C.
Easton Conway, Mr.. Joseph vidone.
Mr.. Edward F1nnegan and Mr..
Frank O'Brien, chairman,
All knights and their friends are
invited 70 attend Dancing at Q.
6zttle Civic Club Meets
The members Of the Seattle Civic
club were delightfully."- entertained at
tho club hall this week with two
piano selections by Mrs. DORA Nc
Graft. Mr.. Cornelius w. Styfer
gave vocal number and Mrs.
Amanda Gordon. state officer OF the
Pacific Coast Rescue association,
gave . very interesting and In.
structive talk on general cvic Inn.
provement
Gstcwood PIT. A.
The Lakewood PIT. A. will enter.
tain With q dads night Tuesday,
October ~, at . o'clock. Dads arc
urged 70 come and bring the moth.
SrA A program will be given. Rev.
r. II. Campbell Of Pilgrim church
win be the speaker Of the evening.
Refreshments will be served.
Campbell PIT. A.
the Campbell PIT. A. will hold it's
afternoon meeting on October is at
2:3o .. m. at the school. Informal,
and the committee asks members to
bring sewing. All are invited. Mrs.
McNcill will read and refreshments
will be served.
W0men's Century Club Reception
Tho Womcn's Century club will
hold its annual reception Friday
affcrD0on ncfahcr 10 In The If.t.r
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weasan's Clyte CDub
Tho woman's Civic club win meet
at the New Washington hotel ~ .
p. M
Myr0r Social Cub
The hyrtis Social club yin meet
Monday In tho Masonic Temple III
.. IN. All friends are Invited
Raxicy PIT. A.
The next meeting Of Bagicy r..
T. n win be held at the school at
3:3o p. M An address Of espcciai
interest 70 parents will be given By
Mr. Frank Is. Cooper. superintendent
Of schoolA
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Luncheon to Compliment
Miss Huteson

Entertaining for Miss Margaret
Huteson. = bride -elect. Mrs. Frank
Frstweil win entertain with . lunch.
con OF ten covers on Friday. at the
Tennis club.
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Mss. David Gilmore b boxing ~
ward To visits from her daughter.
Mr.. Stanley Ballard. and chtldrens
Of Yakima. and her sister. Mrs. WI
liam Kirkman. OF Waila WsilA whe
viii arrive The first Of the weak -
be her guests At the Hotel OtA.
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at COZ Belmont North. during ths
winter monthA
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The Gamma Phi Beta Aiumnae
will meet at the home OF Mrs MIn.r
Freeman. 932 nth ave. NJ. on Tues,
day. October II. at 1910 n. m.
Luncheon win be served at 1880
p. IN
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The interiaken Guild Of ths Ortho-
pedic hospital win meet Friday.
octobcr Is. NJ 2:3O p. M. ut the
homo OF Mira Philip Aaron, 2ooS Il.
Lynn st
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me Lakewood PIT. A. win enter.
tain With a dads night Tuesday.
October ~, At . o'clock Dads arc
urged 70 come and bring the moth.
orA A program will be given. Rev.
r. II. Campbell Of Pilgrim church
win be the speaker OF the evening.
Refreshments will be served.
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On Saturday afternoon, octobss
18th. from 4 to . o'clock. the Seat
Ito y. w. C. A. viii give . recsp
ton and tea To the school teachers
Of seattle.
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the Campbell PIT. A. will hold it's
afternoon meeting on October IL at
2:3o .. m. at the school. Informal,
and the committee asks members TO
bring sewing. All are invited. Mrs.
McNcill Will read and refreshments
will be served.
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MiR Isabel Jacobs arrived fasS
evening from sedro- Woolley. and IA
the guest for tho week end Of her
mother. Mrs.. II. IL JacobA
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Women's Century Club Reception
Tho Women's Century club will
hold its annual reception Friday
afternoon. October ~. in the Hotel
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I. W. C. A. NEWS

On Tuasdsy. oetober i.fh. At 7
y. m. the Cosmopolitan club Of the
Seattle Y. w. G. A. win meet for
BIbis class and current events to be
followed By swimming and gym
naxium ciaAssA
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Angorn Grotto has planned a
series Of dances for tho season 10
BIO held on the third Friday OF Zach
month. The first dance Of the series
will be held on Friday. October Is.
IT . p. m. at Masonic Te,npiA
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on FRIDAY svening. octOt,sr 18TH.
n .. M the Aitrua club viii meet
for an evening Of currsnt events
after which tbs msfnbess viii 10 "a
their swimming ciasse& There will
also DO a short bushes scssson to
arrange for Halloween party the
club u planning to give the last Fri
day In tho month
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Billy Possun, and Jimmy Skunk Meet
ny THORNTON W. BURGESS

TfMMy SKUNK was hungry. There
- was no doubt about s. lie
couldn't think about anything but
the emptiness Of his stomach. jim
my sat down and gently rubbed hls
stomach as he tried to decide what
would taste best for his supper Let
me see" said Jimmy. Il had be-.
ties for breakfast and grasshoppers
for dinner. and uow for supper I
want a change. what shall IL be-
Just then a sleepy Cock o doodle
doc sounded from way over toward
Farmer browns Jimmy skunk rub
bed his stomach again and chucki.d
softly. Its an egg / want. IL Ger.
tainiy Is an egg: maybe two. perhaps
three"
The Black Shadows crept out from
the Purple Hills across the Green
Meadow. How slow they were he
did wish they would hurry. With
every little minute he grew hgnrrief.
II wouldn't DO 10 go up 10 Farrnef
Browns henhouse until IL was 80
dark that Farmer Browns Boy
would have gone into the house.
Slowly the shadows crept up to
ward the henhouse. until finally u
was all In darkness Softly jimmy
Skunk crept up to the hole Of which
he knew. Just outside he sat down
and listened for a few minutes. lie
could hear two biddies cIucking
sicepsiy. When ali was stiIl. Jimmy
Skunk crept inside. and IL you had
been there TO see. you would have
found him wearing his broadcast
smile. for. arm sorry to say. Jimmy
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the morning Jimmy fairly rushed
over 20 the nest % Mrs Featherlegs
Tia What was thatf II was an egg
Jimmy reached In with both hands
10 take u out How queer and light
Il felt limmy's fingers slipped
around 20 one end There was a hole
there Jimmy was holding nothing
but an empty shell
Then Jimmy skunk knew that It
was not Farmer Browns Boy who
had been before him. but some ore
who likes eggs as we'll az Jimmy
does. For a minute Jimmy Lost his
temper and ground his teeth. he was
40 angry
1t must Be that giutton. Shadow
The WEASEL he mu;ered a. h,e b.
gan To search IN all the other nests
within reach. Not an egg was TO BE-
found.
Now. there were lot OF nests that
Jimmy couldn't reach. for he ~ not
a climber. He was looking Up at
these hungrily when he noticed souls-
thing hanging from one Of them. He
reached up and gave Il a sharp pull
Down. right on top Of Jimmy skunk.
tumbled Unc' Btily Postum. with a
big egg In his hands
Jimmy was so startled that h.
started to run. Then h. turned to
look back Their. lay Une' Billy fiat
on his back. grsnning and trying to
get his breath.
Good evening. sab These are
monstrous fine eggs yo' ais have 20
convenient. sab" said unc' Bgily Pos
sum.
Next story: A Quorr Partnership.
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TACOMA MAN had
SUFFERED SINCE
He WAS A BOY
Indigestion Made Life Miser-
able-Gains Ten Pounds
and Eats Any
thing, Now

81 haven't felt 20 well in years
a. ! do since I began taking Tan
lac. and although I have taken
only four bottles. have gained
ten pounds in weight" said James
Macy. 3si7 East Howe street. Ia
coma. Wash. who works at the
Todd shipyards.
II have suffered from stomach
trouble ever since ] was a boy.
have been bothered with indigestion
In all It's forms. and during the
last few years my condition has
gradually grown worse. My appe.
lite was very poor and could not
eat a thing without suffering from
II afterward. My food began to
sour and ferment Immediately after
eating, gas would form and bloat
me up until could hardly get my
breath and ! would also have such
severe palms I could hardly stand
them. My head ached just about
all the time and / often had such
terrible dizzy spells I had to grab
hold OF something to keep from
falling. suffered great deal
from colds and was subject 20 Sc
we're coughing spells. which were
especially bad nights and morn.
lngs. I also had rheumatism In my
hands and hips 20 bad could
hardly get around and do my work
My nerves were so bndly upset r
could get but little sleep. and in
the mornings IL was all could do
TO get out OF bed. lost much
weight and became so badly run.
down and weak. felt 80 tired and
worn out all the time Just had 10
force myself to do my work.
II heard 80 much said about Tan
lac got some, and. let me tell
you, II vent right after my cnse.
and for the first time In years
have a splendid appetite. can cal
anything ! want and never have a
particle OF trouble. never have
headache or become dizzy any
more. and the rheumatism has left
me entirely and can get around
and do my work as good as I ever
could. My nerves are In good con.
dition. sleep we'll and always
feel refreshed on getting up. The
coughing spells have stopped and
Just feel good all the time. II
have never seen medicine III
thought would begin TO compare
with Tanlsc and II is pIoaHure
for me to recommend H."
Tanlac In sold In Seattle by Barteli
Drug stores under the personal di. |
rection OF a special Tanlac reprcsen.
tatiye.--Adyertisem
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Crawl Critics to
Splash Saturday

Do'st swim7 Dash the water from
your aars and bark TO this.
Crystal Pool. rendezvous Of Scat.
ties natatorial sharks and crawl
critics. will open It's doors for the
summer season saturday at . p. m.
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Then he
themselves
that Professor Skyark
Kindness There pupils
;essor didn't He
of
their
the road another
Copyright. n
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skunk felt quite at home in Farmer
Browns henhouse.
let me see. old Mrs. Specifies
lays the largest eggs. and young Mrs.
Topknot lays the sweetest eggs. and
old Mrs. Featherlegs lays the most
beautiful eggs. think IN try Mrs.
Topknot's first" said Jimmy 10 him
self
He went straight 20 Mrs. Top
knots nest and reached In. II was
empty. Jimmy made a wry face
and hurried over TO t.1e nest OF Mrs.
Speeches. Not an cog could he feel
Jimrny's heart sank. Could IL be
that Farmer Browns Boy had gath
cred the eggs before dark? 1t must
be. tho he usually gathered them in
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are again using II 10 ensure a bosu-
tiful complexion and snow-white
hands and arms
Buttermiik. however. II not al
ways obtainable. but a spe ciaiist has
q, last perfected q method Of con-
centratfnR butternilk and combin-
ing II with n perfect cream. which
you can buy in small quantities
ready to use at any FIRST class drug
store by simply asking for How
ards" Buttarrhilk Cream.
There In no secret about II nor Ia
there any doubt about the result
it's Just common. ordinary butter
milk in the form Of wonderful
cream. gently massaged with the
Finger tips around the corners OF
the eyes and mouth. Howard Bros.
Chr rjcaI Co. Buffalo. N. Y. Owl
0ruR Co. can supply you
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Bureau of
Missing
Relatives

Charles Bodinc. IS. Of Pitcher.
okla. IL trying TO locate his grand
father. whom he has never seen. In
letter sent TO Mayor Caldwell
wednesday he gave his missing rels.
tive's name al Or. West and de
clared that nc was least heard of in
Seattle or Belllngham Junction. He
owned n drugstore at one OF these
places at one time. Bodine lost his
mother nine years ago; his father
died las, winter. He In desirous OF
getting into communication with his
grandfather
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LUNCH AT
I IBERTY
MARKET
between
Pike and Liberty Theatre
LET POSLAM
SPEED away
YOUR PIMPLES

II you have pimplcs. act at once
on this suggcstion--there can be no
harm In " and every probability OF
wonderful benefit. Get some Poslam
and apply directly over the erup.
tons tonight. In the morning exam
inc the skin for Improvement II
encouraged. continue as necessary
aud you will doubtless marvel az
the rapldity and effectiveness of this
treatment Now that you know
what IL can do. you will md many
ways to utilize the healing proper
ties OF Poslam,
Sold everywhere. For free sample
write 10 Emergency Laboratories.
2ss w. iTth st.. New York city.
And Foslam Soap, being medicated
with Posiam. Will benefit your skin
while used daily for toilet and bath.
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ADVENTURES
OF THE TWINS
In, Ol,v~ Rol~k. R.xl,.>
THE MUSICAL BUGS

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ANNUAL COLUMBIA conference
Of the Augusta Synod Of North
America opened at the Gcthsemane
Lutheran church Wednesday night,
with delegates from three North.
western states and British Columbia
In attendance.
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Insurance Men
Collect for Relief

Life insurance agents solicited
subscriptions TO the Armenian relief
drive turnout the downtown district
Thursday