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Mar. IL Mar. ?
Order to Examine Account.
State of South Dakota, J

State OF South Dakota,
County of Grant.
In the matter of the Estate of Hans J Jacobson.
deceased.
On reading and filing III. il q tna ~ Tildt
Amanda Jacobson. Ey.cu Va the r-te;. of
Hans J. jacobson dec. go. tt.p,"- t@a' ainony
other tAinRs that Sill. u-s -nltd
said estate, and praying ',: ..a rfhce
be fix I'd for examining lee ~: 'tt At aaliinis-
tratior and for the assignAient q the t -idae 10
the heirs.
1t II ordered that said account he exsM'red.
and petition heard by the Judge of this Court
on the 2nd day OF April. 1920. ut 10 o'clock A. N.
1t the Court room Of said Court in the city Of
MilbYnk IN said County.
And It is further ordered That's notice thereof
be given all persons interested by publishing q
copy of this order for three successive weeks in
the Herald Adyan,e. . weekly newspaper pub
liahed 10 eaid County and . copy OF said account
end petition and Of THE orcer be mailed to each
heir ct law ct least ten dsys prior to said hear.
ing.
Dated this 10th day Of March lxO.
iSeal)
Ry the Court
s.. s. Lockhart,
Judge
Attest: Earl Liggett. Clerk.
r C. e. Buoh, Attorney,
Waubay, 8. D.
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Corona

So. CraWely, 8. Ioveland and
HEM Schulte went 70 Wilmo'
WedSeSday Of last week on bust
ness matters connected with the
Cofo6a incorporation project.
Cl2rence Phillips was ! Milbana
visitor Saturday.
Nj. Elsie Judith came over from
Browns Valley Saturday to be here
at I'll, funeral Of her grand mother
Mrs. fWm Buttke.
Ra1ph Phillips made a trip &c
Wilrnot Friday.
Mrs. Ed Phelan was upfrom Mil.
banN Saturday the guest OF J. r
Taylor family.
Rem. Brown who has been suffer
ing soEeral days with jaundice was
taken by bis brother Rev. G. =.
Brown who came after him, to the
hospital at Mitchell, Monday. His
friends here hope to e him back
here SOON fully recovered.
b. E. DeVries who has been en-
ployed in q round house at Aber-
deem for the last three months re-
turned Friday.
Mex Schmidt accompanied his
daughter Mary to Ortonville Mon
day, where she expects to undergo
an operation for appendicitis.
John Peterson who is instructor
in one Of the schools in. Aberdeen,
arrived Friday for q short visit
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Nth his Wits and family.

with htl wtee and family.
Mn. e. 5. Bailey from North
Dakota, . daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
|G. N. Phillips arrived Friday and
10 visiting here.
Mrs. VIM Buttke, ST., passed
AWAY Friday morning after q lin
gering illness ,of several months.
The funeral was held Monday after
noon at the Lutheran church of
which she was a member and was
largely attended by friends and
neighbors. Mrs. VIM. Buttke was
born in Austria in l643 and came
to America with her parents in
1853 and settled in Wausau, Wis. !,
where she was married in 1860 to
VIM. Buttke and together came to
South Dakota in 1890 and purchas-
ed a farm near Corona where Mr..
Buttke died a few years ago. Since
Mrs. Buttke has made her home
with her son Wm. Buttke, jr. Mrs:
Buttke was a home woman in the
strictest sense of the word, caring
little for society and it's social
functions She was happiest in the
home Of the immediate family.
She was a devout christian, a kind
neighbor and true friend. She was
the mother of ten children Of whom
seven r living to mourn her loss.
They are, Fred Of Nausau, Anton F.
Mrs. Fred Seehofer, Mrs. Carl
Belize and William Of Corona, Mrs.
Otto JOHN of Lennon, Mrs. Chas.
Hendricks. Bessimer. Michigan.
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A baby boy arrived at the home
of Mr., and Mrs. Ray M. Taylor,
Tuesday morning.
Mrs. Holman Of Ortonville, an
old friend Of Mrs. Elizabeth Ward
visited here Monday and returned
home Tuesday.
Mrs. Ward and Mrs. Albert
Dockow and daughter left Monday
for their new home near Kalispel,
Montana with the good wishes of
many friends.
For Is days beginning with Tues
day Mar. 30th, nursing classes will
be held in the old hotel building or
main street under the auspices OF
the Red Cross.
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TO ALL SERVICE MEN:

Any ~~ex-service man wishing to
re-instate his insurance or con-
vert il to any Of the paid up plans
which the government offers, or
aArAne Assings alleknsats ef mon
~ due them from the government,
or who may have . claim under
the war risk insurance act for dis
ability from disease or accident
tF1eu4~ee.M~ ~ service
may write mo Tor blanks or see
me 1t my oflic4 s1oond aeor Com
nercial Bank I'll 1iDes11t Satur-
~ afternoon fFollN o'clock.
M1sFvice free,
- \. Anderson.
Yer Risk Officer.
DHs13sst Noe
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Gard az Thanks

CARO- q Ia El,U,
wish to- express OUT sincSfe
and heartfelt thanks to our many
kind friends and neighbors for their
many kind deeds and expressions Of
sympathy to US in in our deep
Affections.
William Butte
. Anton Buttke
Fred Buttke
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Introducing You to the
CaImenson Clothing
Company
The calnenson Clothing Company, soon to hoIdEits
initial opening, brings to MiIbank men all the ad-
vantages Of an up-to-date clothing store.
The new caImenson Clothing Company in Milbanki is
q member Of the caImenson family Of stores
known, and favorably known throughout the state.
It unites with the immence buying power Of three
other large Calmenson stores in Aberdeen, Wat
ertown and Montevideo-
-and you realize what that means to you, and to
us. 1t means just this; that through the ire
1nendous buying power of four large stores we
can offer you at all times = finer and more com
plete selection Of good clothes and more import
~ant--GREATER y~ALUE-GIvING
MlIbank men are entitled to the best and that is
inst what they will find at Calrnenson's--abso-
latelyzfhe utmost they can expect or hope for In
buy1ng clothes.
Watch for the announcement the Opening Day. It's
N important event because it marks the beginning
q an improved clothing service for the men in Mil
bank and vicinity.
GALMENSON
CLOTHING co.
~ Hes,s If Kseeer1siwer czeea<s
EGr---sH aA~ AS&~ 1s~~ &&
MSAN @s.4p W@@# & 8@%1 @Z@ s#N
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A MEDICINE OF MERIT

A proprietary medicine. like every
thing else that comes before the
public. has to prove It's mefi,s. The
Law OF the survival OF the fttest
applies In this field A. in others
Tho reason for the tremendous sue
cess Of Lydia v. Pinkham's vege.
table Compound In because II has
been fulfilling a real human need
for forty years. 70 that today thou.
sands Of American women owe their
health and happiness 10 tho mar.
Vicious power Of this famous medi-
cine made from roots and herbs
natures remedy for woman's ul.--
Advertisement.
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Lighthouse for Tie
Blind Report

Inc board Of trustees ~ ne fxght
ocuse for the Blind. report that q,
- card party given al the home OF
- Alexander Balllce last weak
016eo was realized The broom corn
uuchas~d this year for the Light
1puss factory. amounted to 81. 3ssss
olding the freight. $685.. and the
.urance. Scsf.s5. makes . total of
0e.o4f-s5. Al the time the corn was
y1rchased- ss.sz5si was In the
4eASury. This amount. deducted
9om the purchase price. left a de-
Nit Of ss.ff7.sA From the receipts
y The card party. 1900 was applied
- ibis bill. stiii leaving S3IiT.s4 to
- paid The balance OF $500, 70.
0incd In thu Lighthouse treasury.
er current expenses nj the factory.
Iight classes In the revised BrxIliee
0stsm Of reading and writing. are
now being organized at 1894 Fifth
ova Their. win also be one nighta.
week devoted 70 lectures on current
Ouuts and sAlsmanship
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E]1Ar'!t!!,E5

urday. December ami 4. In No
building opposite tho Hotsi wash
ington. Christmas novelties and
gifts win bo featured Alao dsliea~
tessen daintIea. Christmas shoppers
should view this display before
making their purehaaeA
Auxiliary ~ Post No. IL. American
Legion
Auxiliary 20 Post No. ~. American
Legion. viii hold a relief tea, Friday.
November 10. at ths home Of Mira
Jennie Carr. 1919 East s<th at
SEATTLE Leaxus AZ Nsttsus Association
geatfis League Of Nations sssooiA~
ton viii meet next Wednesday noon.
November "a, at Moves cafeterta.
The Neighbors u Woo6cSff YIN
rive a Thanksgiving dinner on
Thursday. November %. At Swedish
clubhouse. Eighth and Diva Good
music and n good TINA
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DATES
To Remember

rNfpAv. NOVEMBER To-
Nj. ard Mrs Edward vrenNssu
whites supper dane. fos Miss
nsre,hy hyvrs and Mr.. Eari rhii-
iips. al hsme
pinner dance at renai. eisN vsss
NJ. william Randolph css~fofd.
Ara rheass FrsnEiou and hrs
Joseph g, Tyler a. hestess~s For
reservations tsiepssas rsst fsA
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER To-
Junier aaila % the oFthepsdie hoe
pitsi to hsla rhaahssfsias dance
ct the Maaonie rempie
Janier League seattle Day Ser>~ry
meets sta Mas NaihsFins Laks
issf 18Th ~
SUNDAY. NOVEMBER r.
Miss rhshe Nell ridmar.s N en-
tertaln AZ tea At her hems II the
Highlands. complimentary 20 Nj.
ana Me. CaspAr W. Clarke
MONDAY. NOVEMBER r.
hoaday rraetics club neets with
Mrs. Aissrs Charles rhiliips FOE
taneh~en al ifsa
rurspAS. NOVEMBER "a
RAinisr shartsF. u. A. n 10 have
sale Of fancy novelties snt san-
eatessen dainsi-s IN eAii room
Of Mrs LesTfs herns
Mrs laSrvncs Hesi~s musical tee
az suasst club. o'clock
WFD>tsDAf. >otkMssaa ss--
Program % fsmsntie music At p
N 81 the sunset ciae NM Otis
Fiovd tAmssn sad Mrs Leuts ~
fe~rl,s hcsfe.s~.
TIT ksDAy, NOVEMBER ss--
Mr.. ard Mr.. Gilbert f~nsren Duff
fy's family dinner party.
FRIDAY. NoNfMnks fs--
Club tea a. the warnsns rafvev-
siy elua nom : 70 ), 9TH Mr..
Everett cisrk@ And MA Pau
Ford a. kcates.~s
COLLEGE hisht rally In the esmmsss
on the esmruk
SATURDAY. NOV ENuER IT.
tbs marriage Of hsss tsa Agrsw
% Mr.. Reesrt a Cilisspy. With
rseeption following at the hsns
81 NJ ana Ms James 2 Agnes.
parents Of the bride elect
psrtrouth-wa shtuEtsa fsethstf
dance In n q. r. O srmory on
she e&mpua
WEDNESDAY. DEf-EMByu g.
Ftrrt sf q series ~ dsnl too parti-.
stven ~ the Fgsty Dancing club
81 the Yacht eiuA
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vember 10. from untn & A silver
offering was taken.
Knights Of Khornssan
An Oriental dance. with officers
and brigands In gorgeous costumes.
" announced by Euh-ALa -Dash tsm-
pie. knights Of Khornssan. 10 be
held In Knights Of Pythlas hall.
Third ave. and Virginia 1T. the eve
ming Of November ~.
Entire Nous Club Thanisgiving
Dance
The Enre Nous club WIN rive a
Thanksgiving dance Thursday. No
vembsr rs. in Masonic templa-
Dancing at ..
Drama Heading Cirie wsmen's
univcvvlty Club
The drama reading circia under
the group chairman. Mrs.. &. q. Nor
rison, met wednesday. November II,
and road tho following plays: -Over-
tones" BY Alice Gerrt-nberE, was
read by Mrs. George o. Brehfn. Mrs.
John L. Travis and Miss Elizabeth
Wrishe "A Good Woman" by
ueorss MIddieton. had as readers
Mrn James A. Pesss and Mrs..
Franklin n. Palmer. AIRS. Henry w.
sumner gave . short talk On the
drama
Myrtle Chapter. No. n, o. =. =.
Myrtle Chapter. NO. ~. O. r. a..
VIII give a bazaar Friday and Sat
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Second Symphony
Concert Tonight

This evening nj Meany hail chs
Seattle Symphony orchestra will
give their second symphony concert
Of this season. Both the first gym
phony and the first popular concerts
were well attended and IL b sxpect-
81 ~ the season grows they win
draw even larger audiences The
program for tonight follows:
symphesy NO 8. Opus ~ .-r>sshargvssv
Andan,e allegro con ANNA
tptants cnntatiis con aiesna nc>nA
vsis.. aIierro moderate.
sonx 81 the Rhtns DAsshts~s from
The Twilight Of The cotg..
.s...-.-ssss-ss .ss-- ---- NhrH@
Overture "a der Freisehut< Wagner
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Mra Cecfi IL Bodioms has ~
turned 20 her home In Mount Vernon
after spending q few days in the
city as the guest OF Mr.. and Mira c.
IL whitciaw.
Mr.. and Mrs q W. nrckaw %
Stanwood are tho house guests Of
Dr. and Mira Donald McI-acheran
Mr., GIrbert lie Baron DUFFY. 40
compani~d By Mr.. and Mira II. A.
Duffy with her small son. Gilbert
and nurus. plan 20 depart for south
crn California. December l. whore
they WIN remain until April
Mr.. ana Mrn Hugh Gallagher Of
New York are hare for a short tina.
guests 1T tho Hotel Washington
Mr.. ana MrA Crant r. Mcsfickrn
returned Tuesday from Chiueo.
where they have been spending the
past month
Mr.. and Mira Harold ru~e hsv~ Nh
for Portland. on thar way East.
where they intend 10 spend the next
few moutha
MrA Robert v. faughrfn. VIE Of
Lieut. fAughiin. L. n A.. assistant
recruiting officsr. who has recently
come hero TO Seattle. plans TO Join
her husband about Decefnber Z
Boois are leaving for California merit
week. where they expect 10 tour
thru the South for about siS weeks.
On the first Of March they ar. plan
ming TO sail on tho s. Il. wsnAtohss
for The Orient
Mr.. Watson Barclay. VINO has esee
visiting Dr. and Mira J. & Durand.
-~~~~-~~~~~~~~~~e-~~
PR Sunday night The guests were
tho rector. the Reverend George 4
Davis Adama Mrs Adams IAeutsn-
ant c. n. Wilson. U. 3. A.
PERSONALS
Sturgeon Emu Kruiinh. u. 3. r. n. I
g. and Mrs Kruisxh have rvsurned {
from . briof whit TO Tacoma
Surgeon J. v. Grcene y. q r. ".
g. Mira Greene ana Mis-. Greene.
are established for the winter ct
their Port Townsend residence
Major . n. wilson. ". 2. A.. and I
Mira Wilson. OF Fort FIsEier. are (
spending fow weeks leave In Call.
forniA
Major J. IA p. Irwin. Dental
Corps. ". 8. A.. has received orders
10 proceed 10 Texas
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lotus Club
Thu Lotus club has issued invita-,
tons for uheir Hindu Hop" which
la To be given nest Saturday evening.
November 70. In the new Masonic
tompia The committee IN charge
consists OF MeHsra WIN. A. colnky.
Byron q. Iyea. chas. Vim. 0ucffn.
Rtynold Fredlund. Wilfred X. Uar.
mon. THE patTononson viii DO; Mrs.
Louis Ia Fray. Mrs. y. l.. Limerick.
MIRA w. IL ivaa. Mira J. u. Moore.
Phi Mu Sorority
Phi Mu sorority will give q bazaar
and card party AT 2 o'clock haiur-
day afternoon. November 20. at tho
chapter house. 4s3o 18th ava. n. ".
The patronenxes VIII b Mrs. Ivan
w. ooodner. Mrs. q. A. q. Itoches-
ter. Mrs. Frederick Morgan Padei.
ford and Mira. Lyle Spencer. The
proceeds Will bo for charity and tho
house fund
Candy Sale
Acacia club candy raie IN lobby
Of 4. w. &. A. To ruiss fund M
part Of It's contribution 10 free vel.
fare work Of assoelatlon.
Saturday Afternoon BaxaAr and
Gard Party
Phi Mu sorority will give a barnar
and card party at O'Clock Saturday
afternoon. November 20. at tho chap
ter house, tsso 18th ave. y. n. The
patroneaaea viii be Mrs. kathryn
Markham. Mrs. W. IL Wood. Mrs
Ivan W. Goodney. hrs. q. A. G.
Rochester. Mrs. y. NJ. Padclford and
Mrs. Lyle Spencer. Tho proceeds
viii DO for charity and the house
fund.
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Miss Burns We'd
- Mr.. Lea

4 Tho marriage Of Miss Anna =
Durns. OF this osty. to kr. p. w. Lee
Vancouver. Wash. was quietly
eplemnized yesterday morning. at
ne Church Of the fmmaculate Con.
#ption. with Rev. Father Haye OF.
0faating. The bride was attirsd In
. handsome brown velvet taiIieur,
With hat and furs TO match. MFR.
and Mrs Lee left Immediately after
me ceremony, On their wedding
Grip. Later they win be at home In
Vancouver, Wash.
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-eee our windowsi
FREE DELIVERIES

Dining tables that sold for $50 be bought $075
42inch plank table for 3D. bookcase that
marked $40 for $685. odd chairs at 5Oe there's big
bunch folding chairs that should bring $500 that rs
each. will for $195, and Kitchen Queens worth
up $500 and $1,000 will for 15O to $5.5Ojus
the value Of material and delivery COSTS Davis sewing machine
will at $295 and seven drawer White at 1895; $500
sewing rockers $345, and of five hghback dining
chairs will be sold the first bidder at $595.
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u leaving tomorrow for his home IN
WliiamHport IA. via Tulsa. Okla
Mt. and Mira Warren GaxzHm havs
come In from their country place at
Crystal Springs and are oo-upying
an apartment In the Chesterfield
Mrs. II A. Welsh. with her laugh
ter, Miss Doris Weish. Of Beilinx.
ham. Who have been guests At tho
Hotel Sorrento for the past few
days. are inaying for their homo hi.
evening.
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&&xNy
Dartmouth Washington
Roofhull Come Dance

Under tho auspices Of tho Toie
clab aiumnse dance win 10 given
n the r. O. T. G. arnory on the
campus. Saturday evening. Novcm
oer o.. IN honor OF the Dartmouth
ooth<li team Tho patrons and
vatrones<es for the affair will be
Governor and Mrs Louis y. Hart.
Frcxidont and Mira Henry Suzzailo.
col and Mrs. Charles Phillips. Prol.
ond Mira Edmund 4. Meany. Dean
uthel IL coidweiL Prof. and MrS
Harvey penzmore. Comptroller and
U<& Herbert T. Condon. Mr.. and
Mrs. William ]. coyic. Mr.. and AIRS.
George Il Lane and Mr.. Nelson
Uartson The committee In charge
q Arrangements Is composed OF
Hiss Eunice Spencer. chairman. Miss
Vivian Robe. Miss Helen Miller.
Miss Grace King. Mr.. Marsh Davis,
~. Virgil Upton, MIR. James Greene
Nnd Mr.. Rosa Mcgowan
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Dissner at
oalntru Home

Mrs. Charles Kutxner entertained
M beautifully appointed dinner
- her country horne. near Botheii.
- Tuesday. November IL. Covers
Vere placed for eight. around the
onord centered with a lovely bsskss
4 golden chrysanthemums and mari.
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ins- Among those Assisting w~r-
Lteutenantcolonsl Jairus A. Moore.
". q A. and Mira Moors. Captain
Kelley II. Lennon. U. s. A.. and
Mrs.. L<mmon. Captain Louis J.
Bowler. y. 4. A. and Mrs. Bowler.
Mr.. and MrA Harvey L. Tihhals.
Mr.. and Mrs. George WEIGH. Mr.
and MrA James o'connor. Mr. and
Mrs.. Oscar kiocker. MA Leonard
T. Cutter. Mlss Downa lfiss VIII
son Miss Jenninxa Miss House.
Miss kiocker. Nr. wiriiAm II. ulil.
Mr.. Walter Ru,I Afr. Don Fish
MyoR.AL AT HOME
MIA A. n. Downs and hs~ daurn.
terra hrA Ieonard r. Guitar, Of
Washington. and sfiss Downs. were
Al homo informally on Tuesday
afternoon IN compliment to their
uoussguess. Miss Jennings. daughter
Of Judge JsnninrA Of Juneau. Alas
kS Mis- Jennings IL en- route to
San Francisco where she win toln .
party Of frienda going iAiss TO
-@~s<<@s >ASsaA
AFTERNOON TEA
MA Oscar KlocheT ana MSS
klockss were ~ home for the tea
hour on wednesday when an sgrcs.
able group Of young people came In
to meet Mixs Jsnringx Among
them were Mrs. Moore wife Of
LssutsnAnt-c Colonel Jairus A Moore.
y. q A.. Mira Leonard r. Cutter.
Miss DownA Miss Jennlnga Leu
tenant r. w. crichlow IL u. a. A..
Lieutenant H. IL Myrah. u. 4 A.,
Lieutenant G.. Y. Wilson, u. 3. A..
Lieutenant ". A Burnsn. U. s. A
COUNTRY HOUSE PARTY
hr. and Mrs. Frederick :. Baney
entertained informally on wcdnes
day at thar country home at Glen
Cove Pool bowling. and . rearing
woctfirs added 10 the evenings
charm The ruesa were Ixeutrr-
antCcionel JAirus A. Moore. u. g.
A. ard Mira Moore: Miss Houss.
Miss Hughes Miss Kiocker. Miss
Reeves Mrs Jordan. Miss Kinkaid.
Lieutenant IL H. Myrah. q. =. A.,
Lieutenant r. w. Criehiow n. u.
s. A. Lieutenant N. A. Burneil, u.
a. A. L1sutenant C. ". Wilson. U.
3. A
INFORMAL SUPPER PARTY
Or and Mrs. J. C. House and MIS-
House entertained Informally at SUP
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Eeacs From the Three
Forts-Worden,
Fldgler, Cdsev

WEEKEND VISIT
Colonel John 1. Hayden, y. s. A.,
~mmander Of the Puget Sound Ar.
oliery distric. spent the weekend
y Seattle.
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Gas heaters that sold for $5 $685. 2nch coal heater IN,
is worth $50 $40 oldfashioned sideboard with
20 mirror goes for only *15os to the first lucky ea6
less Administer size 6x9 $2975. New $l37 nhoroans
Zone only $3.50 and two $l65 machines golden oaf ana
mahogany $S9.1O. '- '"~ an"
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ri Beta Phi Sorority

n BseA Phi sorority yin hoad .
vnxaar and Christmas Ais Saturday.
Oscrmber II. ~ The Hotsi Washing
ton- Articles suitable for Christmas
Gifts viii b. Offered. also some novel
~ and gifts from The Orient After
~ baxaar. shers win - . dance al
" hotel In the evening
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aALr LAKE crTr--Pfiot X n
Unger. u. 8. air man. makes non
stop flight Reno 70 Salt Lake city.
AT miles. in ] hours ~ minutsA
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Seward Social and Literary Club

Seward Social and Literary club
win meet on Friday. November &c.
at .. m. with Mrs. J. A. Colcock,
tz32 5fst 8. Subject city Officers
and Their DutieA-" Speakers sirs
" w. Weeks.
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MEXICO CTTY--Polics called ts
quiet mob ciamorins for tickets 10
buli fight 20 see Rodolfo GaonA.
famous nnatador.
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Luncheon for
Mrs. Fish

: Honcrlng MrsL II r. Fish. Of Los
Angeles. who Ia n guest In tho city.
pc Women's Century club. Of which
Hrs Fish Is n past president. enter.
lined with an attractive luncheon
Wednesday. In tho private dining
uoom Of fredertck & Nelson's Covers
vere placed for fifty Of tho honor
Uuest's intimate friends Mrs. James
- Kerr was toastmistress. and the
4dies who responded were Mira +.
- Paimcrton. president OF tho Cen.
my club: Mrs Henry LandeS Mrs.
Homer Hill. Mrs. w. A. Foster. Miss
EtlifamS Mrs George A. stanton.
- past presidents Of the club: Mrs.
- r. Hill and Mira y. w. Bert. Jr.
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Saturday Afternoon Baxaar and
Gard Party
ADDITIONAL CLUES


Eotiiea dub
Thers VIII IL an Informal dancr
Kivsn By the Foiiies club every Wed
ne-day evening IN the new Crystal
auditorium At Second and LenorA
Tho opening dance WIN be giyen
Thanksgiving eve. November ~. and
many novel features In keeping with
the time are being planned by the
COMMITTEES IN charge. which consists
Of Msnnrs- Boyd Fay. Harry Kelly
and J. IL Cook
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ONE TABLE AUCTION

One table auction. one Of the sea.
sons srnartest diversions, served on
Saturday az motif for Mrs. Moore,
wife Of Lieutenant Colonel Jairus A
Moore, u. s. A. The players were
0he hostess and Mira. Miller. wife Of
Major Alvin c. Miller. Medical corps,
y. s. A. Mira Leonard T. Gutter.
Hiss Downs.
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barring none-this Is the greatest furniture
selling event ever placed before Seattle people,
It's case Of being overloaded with furniture,
cancellation Of n warehouse lase and needing
ready money. We are selling homefurnishings
for cash 80 low that you can afford to borrow
the money, even ut high rate Of interest, and
make tremendous savings We are selling thou
sands Of dollars worth Of furniture far below
our actual cost
select your gift furniture nowi
Jet US put II away for you and deliver Il when
you wish Il
your Thanksgiving furniture Il waiting here
for you nj about one-half the price you really
expect to pay.
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RETURNs TnOM sEArrr.r

Colonel Henry NJ. Merriam. U. s.
-. commander OF Fort wordcn, and
Mrs. Merriam, have returned from a
brief visit TO Seattle.
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INFORMAL AUCTION

Mrs Charles Francis Kuhn enter.
mined informally at auction on Frt
Gay. The players were MIRA Moore.
wife Of Lieutenant-colonei Jairus
A. Moore. U. 8. A.: Mrs Bowler,
vito Of Captain Louis J. Bowler, u.
3. A.; Mrs Leonard T. Cutter. Mrs.
Oscar Kocker. Miss Klocksr aaaist.
- the hosteA
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Informal Luncheon

Mira h I. Webster entertained
With an Informal luncheon at her
Nome on "Wednesday.