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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-07-29
IDEAS WORTHLESS UNLESS PUSHED

Ideas the material of progress Everything first
shape in the form of idea But idea by itself is
worth nothing An idea, like machine must have power
it before it accomplish anything The who
fame and fortune through having idea those
devoted every of their strength and every dollar they
could muster to putting into operation Ford had big ea
but he had to suffer sacrifice order to make it
work. had Edison So had Rockefeller. So had Schwab
So had Woolworh. had Frc So had Bush so had Har
rman So had Hill So had Carnegie So had Sears So had
the original and the original Swift So had Pullman
So had Jackng So Singer So had Mccormick So had
Goodyear. 49, 80 -
Hatchng idea only the beginning of the battle The
foundation nearly conspicuous American achieve
ment organization institution laid by the sweat and
sacrifice of
ed by an idea he was willing give his life for if
the mistake of imagining that idea matter
how good win it's the world unless you have grit
enough backbone enough enthusiasm enough to get be-
hind and push with all your might Success may seem to
very easily Others AS matter of fact success
rarely is easily attaned.-Forbes Magazine IN. W
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-07-29
COMPLIMENT TO BEL TRAM COUNTY

Beltrami county paid real compliment when the
officials guests of the Civic and Commerce
ISOLATION Wednesday, stated that before they decided on
location in which the soil they looked over
state community which showing outstanding
tivty soil development and which backed up by COM
nuny business and professional cooperating
the land settlement and development After
investigation they decided that Beram county the place
most entitled the merits of their land
clearing and the cooperation shown by the business
and professional men of Bemdji
result is that the townships the southeast corner
of Betram county will be the first to be favored with report
on the soil survey conducted by the state under the approp
ton granted for that purpose by the last legislature
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-07-29

guDscrlps for Tbs Daily Pioneer.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-07-29
BEST TIME TO SELECT CALF.
If Dam Is Wide, Deep Bodied Cow
IL Giving Liberal Supply OF Milk
f. Useful Animal Is Assured.

The best time to select COW Is
at few months Of age, when fl may
be seen with it's mother. or, at any
rate, before 1t is weaned. Observe
the calls mother. If she Is a wide.
deep-bodied COW. with plenty Of size
and is giving liberal supply of milk,
you may be reasonably sure that the
calf, if sired by a good bull and prop
erly cared for. will grow Into a useful
breeding animal. T.
- -r.-1- r.-r~-'---
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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-07-29
.,a II, NOTICE
Ordinance No. "a, Traffic

-" : y SECTION II r. 81 n y
That upon the approach of any fire
apparatus, police patrol, or ambulance,
every vehicle shall be drawn up as near
as practicable to the curb on the right
side of the street and remain at a stand
still until such apparatus, police patrol
CIR ambulance shall have passed. &
This law will be strictly enforced.
'-F lEs :. F". THOS. BAILEY,
' Chief of Police
otd7oe-oo f
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-10

Mrs. Charles r. whittlcsey lef,
Monday for Spokane. where she viii
visit untll Thanksgiving.
Mrs. Paul NJ. Henry and children
left yesterday for Yakima. where
they wiil be the guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. julius Harrah for q time.
Mrs. Lewis II. Peoples and her
daughter. Miss Beatrice Peoples. are
expected home this week from an ex.
tended trip TO Europe.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. q. Stannard and
daughter. Jean. are spending several
weeks In New York. planning 20 re.
main until after the holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roger Morse Hone
ruth Hamlinl are belng felicitated
upon the birth Of a daughter. Phyllis.
at the Providence hospital. Noyem.
Der 8.
Mr.. and Mrs. r.. j. Criffiths left
Sunday to spend the winter In New
York.
Mrs. Mary W. Frazier Of New
York and Nashville. who has been
the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. John
Ewing Price for the past week. h
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-10
Cynthia Grey :
Man Dimes other Women Frequentty-CdHs VIZ
"Narroao" Because She Objects

Dear Miss Grey Several years ago married divorced
man. We been reasonably happy except Tor one s'
NV husband is well-nown business man in small towh.
His business often takes him TO Seattle and II ne happens
to meet some he knows the on the street ne
Ia likely to invite her meet him at hotel for dinner,
and perhaps takes her 10 movie aferward Usually thes
women are people that know that have met since
married him. AS rule he tells about these invitations
before anyone else the opportunity TO do So 1hs nap
pens so often that il hurts very much.
He says selfish and narrow-mnded IN TINS mater.
He is mdde-aged man and am 10 years younger DO you
think is fair for him TO hurt and humiliae me tnis way
when he has had TO be ashamed OF me
in good taste am well educated and refined and have the
respect of everybody DISCOURAGED WIFE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-10
Mrs. Jordan and Mrs.
Nelson Choose Assistants
for LARGE Tea

Assisting Mrs. Arthur Jordan and
Mrs. A. J. Nelson at the tea they are
giving at the home Of Mrs Nelson.
Thursday afternoon. November IL.
from three until five O'Clock. viii be
Mrs. Avian Lemuel Carr. Mrs. o. J. c.
Dutton. Mrs A. T. Campbell Mrs.
A. l.. Deltin. Mrs. A. L. Mcacham.
Mrs. George Sudduck. Mrs Il. d.
Edgers and Mrs III. c. Stokes. who
viii assist in the living room
Dispensing the Inequalities Of the
tea table are to be Mrs. w. w. Reed.
Mrs. Gilmore J. Thorne, Mrs. J. Van
Btewart. Mrs. Henry NJ. White. Mrs.
~. b. Augustine and Mrs. w. II.
Boyle Assisting In the dining room
viii be Mrs. Ralph Kennan. Mrs. J.
w. Spangler, Mrs. Martin Rozima
and Mrs. ID. ID. Ray.
The gisls who win serve are Miss
Josephine Nelson, Miss Grace War.
ner, Miss Helen White and Miss
Mamie Cameron. Receiving the cards
at the door are 10 be Virginia Lee
Jordon. Emily Krulish. Katherine
Oliver and Jane Edgers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-10

Ask pour husband to read this:
10 Ia NOT rorrop or selfish for a
,otfc TO object because her husband
pays attention 10 any tooman
other than herself. ANY wsfe who
truly cared for her husband nouid
feel hurt and Inundated " her hus-
band made practice Of inuifino 9th
or romen TO dinner and places Of
amusement
Moreover. pour conduct Is very
likely TO reach the ears Of people Dho
may NOT be 20 fair In The matter as
your utfc has been. They may at
fach undue significance TO your en-
oaocmcnfs and make things rrrv un-
comfortable for both pour tc,fc and
yourself
You hare thought. perhaps. that
your usfc should not object because
you hate aI,oavs been frank about
telling her about these dinner en-
0aocmenfs. That Il merely an excuse
for yourself. You must realize that
a married man has no right 10 offer
Limitations to other tcomcn, and 10
NOT crpecfed TO do so. ~ u not es-
scnftai 10 the good OF your business
that vou 90 out 10Th these ioomen
fnd.cd. u may In time hurt your
bustacss a
BE fair enough 10 see pour rites
sidc OF the question and think ,chaf
u uoHid mean 10 voa " she ,ocre
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-10
Seattle Chapter d. A. r.
VIII Honor Mrs. Dunlnp

Seattle Chapter. Daughters Of the
American Revolution, will give a tea
in honor Of Mrs. w. +. Dunlap. state
recording secretary. Saturday after
noon, November IL. from TO s, at
the home of Mrs. John Wallace. 1sI
zsth ave. Mrs. Wallace will be as
sisted in receiving by Mrs. Arthur
Hope Jones. regent OF Seattle chap
ter.
Mrs. Edward Townsend and Mrs.
John +. Hunter will preside over the
tea table. assisted by Miss Waite,
Mrs. f. d. Becker and Mrs. II. II.
Burcham.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-10
Seattle
Society
Miss Mae Trcnholme Be-
comes Bride of Mr.. Ar
thur r. Griffin; Mrs.
Skinner Names assist
ants for Tea

CuRRouNpED by large circle
- Of friends. Miss Mae Dickson
Ircnholme. daughter Of Mrs. James
Dickson Trcnholmc. was wed this
afternoon TO Mr.. Arthur Russell
Griffin. son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
r.. Griffin. Rev. Herbert III. Gowen
reading the service at the home OF
the bride az 4 o'clock. Shaggy ehrys.
anthcmums In tones OF pink and
rose. arranged In baskets and wall
pockets. decorated the living room
and adorned the nook where the vows
were exchanged.
The bride. given In marriage
BY her mother. wore an afternoon
costume OF gray canton crepe and
embroidered duvetyn, with which she
carried loose arm bouquet OF
Ophciia roses and lilies OF the valley.
There were no attendants. A trio OF
strings played the wedding march
and during the ceremony softly and
beautifully rendered Nevin's Love
Song"
A reception followed the ceremony.
In the receiving line with the bride
and groom were: Mrs. Trenholme.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur II. Griffin and
Mr.. and Mrs. Cornelius Edward
Hughes. Mrs. Trenholme was gown
ed In black satin and wore a cor.
sage OF Cecil Drummer roses and
lilies OF the valley. Mrs. Griffin.
mother OF the groom. wore taupe
beaded crepe model and a corsage OF
Ward roses. Mrs. Hughes. sister OF
the bride. was attircd In black lace
and n corSago OF orchids and Cecil
Drummer buds.
The dining room was most at
tractive with profusion Of Russell
and Ophelia roses. These blossoms
centcrcd the tea table. gracefully
overflowing a bride like basket. Al
ternattng here were Mrs. Chaunccy
Baxter. Mrs. Theodore paulton. Mrs.
George y. Thorndyke and Mrs. Ed
ward r. verd. Assisting were Miss
Mary Small. Miss Creigh Cunning
ham. Miss Thelma Thompson. Miss
Elizabeth Baird. Miss Erma verd
and Miss Ruth Trenholme- Assist.
ing about the rooms were Mrs Ed
ward r. Hogg. Jr.. Mrs. Blanche
Trcutman and Miss Katherine
Bnxter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Griffin left on their
wedding trip. the bride travelling In
3 0ne-piece dress OF brown embroid-
cred canton crepe. a brown coat with
beaver collar and a small correspond
1ng hat A corsage OF pink buds and
orchids completed her chic attire.
After December Is they will be at
home at the Linden apartments.
Mrs.. Griffin attended the Univer-
nity Of Washington and Is n mem
her Of Kappa Kappa Gamma soror-
ity. Mr.. Griffin graduated from the
INV school at the university and Il a
Delta Chi.
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Cynthid's AnsWers
f0 Short OuestiOns

10 DHDft lnf1ttDftS
When was the first mint es.h
lishcd7 1.
The earliest metallic money did su
consist Of coins bg, Of nnmssk<
metal IN me form Of rings ana oth>v
ornaments or Of ueapons. uhich xe,<
used for thousaHas Of years by ~
E0vpftans, CilaIdeoHs and 1sSr.. /
empires. according 70 Herodofss a.
first mint rda probably estabIt>h>S
bv Oy0es IN LDdla foVdrd the end y
the eighth century %. O., fw a
coming Of gold. sIuer and elcctsr-
an alloy Of gold and siDcr Jossd 4
a natural state. sarer pas coI..6
In the Island OF Ac0iHa soon ofiv-
snard. The first mint IN the Uo.<x
states ioas tabhshcd IN f5es.
Where was the last battle oe.<bs
Revolution fought, and befwsr6
wbom7 TOM.
AZ Yorktown. October. 1851. h.
fsoeen the American troops com.
mandcd bv Washington and tke
british commanded By cornwullx
On october 10. the British surves-
dercd.
How long does q senator hold III
office and what II his salary ~
Year, J.B.
A sen1for holds office for nz yeqss
He ycceircs 1880 per year. traud-
ing crpcnses. and certain other T.
iopdncca
What II meant by eminent T.
main? At.
The superiority or dominion Of ne
sovereign potrcr oucr all the PROS
crfv irtfhin the state. by ichich II u
entitled 10 appropriate. BY coHsf1s-
fionaI agency. any part necessary y
the public good, compensation betse
0trcn for chdf Is taken.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-10
WILL HONOR
WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON. Nov. 10
George wsshington's tomb at
Mount Vernon. Va. 10 miles from
here. viii be packed with flowers
and wreaths turnout the confer.
encc on limitation OF arrnamenfs
The country estate. which has
received more distinguished vixi,.
ors than any city in the United
States. will add another score Of
internationally known names TO
its list.
Every foreign delegation at the
conference plans 10 make a pill.
rrimAge 20 tho historic tomb. dec.
orafr n with floral tributes. and
possibly hold ceremony com.
msmorating washinwton's d~eds.
says Charles Lee Cooke. ccrcmo.
Mai chief Of the state department.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-10
Wanda Harley
BreDert0u Girl

Dear Miss Grey: Permit me 10
correct you IN your answer 10 Jack
concerning Wanda Hawlcy being a
Seattle girl prior 10 entering the
movies. You are mistaken. Miss
Hawiey tseima Bittack) lived and
went 10 school In Brcmerton up TO
the time she went TO New York TO
study for opera and from there to
the movies Yours truly.
BREMERTON BOOSTER.
The Information about Miss Haio-
ley ioas taken from the Motion Pc
fnrc Studio Directory" tehtch Is con-
sidercd an authentic publication. This
book 0tues Scranton. Penn. as Miss
Ha,riev's birthplace.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-10
| Thrift Shop
lRcmOrnL Sale

Tho Orthopedic Thrift shop IL
having a halfprsce removal sale the
remainder OF this week on account
OF removing from t2i University st.
10 their temporary quarters at i5it
Fifth ave. tunder the Hippodromcl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-10

chapter 4 Of the textbook. From
Survey 20 Service" Visitors invited.
Social Score Club
Social Score club viii meet with
Mr. Frank Godfrey. 1926 Grand ave.
Dinner nj .. m.
Irving PIT. A.
Irving Parent Teacher association.
Dads night. at school. .. m. Mu-
steal program.
Olympic Heights Improvement Club
olympic Heights Improvement club
will meet Mt clubhouse nj 8 .. m. II.
Illustrated lecture by Or. w. =. Beck.
man, STORY OF Crystals and Gems. I"
Orcas Circle No. I'll
Orcas circle. No. I'll. ~. OF w, will
meet In Cooperative hall, Hillman
CITY. Annual carnival. afternoon
and evening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-10
Assistdnts Named
for Tea

Mrs. David Edward Skinner has
asked to assist her at the tea she Is
giving Friday afternoon for Mrs. w.
r. Smith. Mrs IL W. Williams. Mrs.
stephen n. Gibbs. Mrs. Winfield w.
Smith and slrs. Frederick T. Fischer.
Presiding at tho urns are to be
Mrs. John Collins. Mrs. Richard A.
Ballinger. Mrs Manson r. Backus
ana Nrs. Livingston p. Stedman.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-10

MISS GREY viii receive read
u erS Of this department "A
The Star office on Tuesdays from
. 10 4, and At other times By an
pointment. Please do not cd
on other days than Tuesday ~.
less you have AN sppoinime~,
with Miss Grey, as uncxpected "A.
itors interfere with her writing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-10
Bridge Luncheon for
Miss Wriqht

Complimenting Miss Margaret
Wright Of Boston, Miss Marion
Wiley will entertain with luncheon
Of eight covers at her home Saturday
afternoon. Bridge viii be enjoyed
later.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-10
Orthopedic Tea Shop
WW Keep Open
Arnlistice Dan

The orthopedic Tea shop VIII keep
open Friday. Armistice Day. with the
Mount Baker Park Guild In charge.
Mrs. w. n. Rasmussen win be host.
ess, assisted by Mrs. w. II. oiin. Mrs.
c. r. Constantine. Mrs. A. ]. wycoff.
Mrs. Loren Grinstead. Mrs. Reinier
Beeuwkes. Mrs. L. l.. Hillman and
Mrs. w. II. Given.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-10
Miscellaneous Shoarer

As compliment to Miss Katherine
MacLcan. who will wed Mr.. Starr
Calvert on December II. Mrs. II. c.
Ostrum Is entertaining with mis-
cellaneous shower In her apartment
ht the Ben Lomond Friday after
noon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-10
Surprise Dinner

Mrs. Frances w, tombstone enter
tanned with surprise dinner ut her
home last evening In compliment to
her brother. Mr., Charles woolsey.
on his birthday. Covers were PLACED
for eight friends Of the honor guest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-10
Mrs. Crosby Plans
I1x1acheon.

Mrs. r. william Crosby is enter
tanning with the second IN a series
OF Iuncheons at her apartment. e41
18th ave. N, next Tuesday after.
noon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-10
Less Sugar and Fat
for Britishers

LONDON. Nov. io.--To reduce the
coat Of rationing soldiers. the daily
army allowance OF sugar has been
reduced half an ounce and bacon
one ounce.
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leaving Monday for her home.

Mrs De witt Neiiis. who Ia visit.
lng Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Jukes In
Bellingham. Ia planning To return 10
Seattle next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Spangier have
removed from the homo Of Mr. and
Mrs. o. A. kJos. which they have
been occupying during tho absence
OF Mr.. and Mrs. kjos In Europe. tn
the Hotel Washington for the winter
months.
Judge and Mrs. Burke and Mira J.
u. f.owman. who are motoring thru
the East. are expected to return In
two weeks
Miss Fannie Harold and her niece.
Miss Virginia Johnson. OF Dawson.
Y. T.. have arrived In tho city and
are planning 10 take an apartment
hero for the winter.
Miss Gertrude Stcrnbcrrh Of
Reading. Pa. IL the guest Of her
brother and sisicr.in.law. Mr.. and
Mrs. L. sternberxh.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-10

constantly accepting Invitations from
other men. Your first marriage teas
a failure. BE very careful 10 MAKE
this ono a success. Your nrc -
Willing TO do her part. Orc her no
reason 10 feel that her marriage rtfh
vou uds a mistake.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-10
Tennis Club Plans
Card P1rfu

The women's branch OF the Seat.
tie Tennis club arc arranging a large
card party for Thursday. December
20. in Christensen's hall. Fun de.
tails and plans win be announced
later.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-10
Monday Practice Club to
Meet With Mrs.
Fqrnslrorfb

Mrs. Clare +. Farnsworth win en-.
terrain the Monday Practice club al
her home next Monday. The musical
program OF French music and a dis.
cussion OF the French School OF
Bcriiox and Rameau VIII be given
az II o'clock and win be followed by
luncheon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-10
Third of Luncheon Series

Entertaining with the third in n
series Of luncheons. Mrs. Gerald
Frink Will be hostess 10 twenty eight
guests nc the Sunset club ncxt Tues.
day afternoon.
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WOMEN'S CLUBS

49, w fff'eJt b'tifNlUk " ."
o'clock In the morning. Every one
interested IL asked 10 attend and TO
bring lunch. Coffee will be served
by the ladies'.
Ballard W. &. r. u.
A meeting OF the Ballard w C.
I. u. will be held at Lebanon Rescue
Home. iiiO W 65th st., on Friday.
The program. In charge OF Mre. NJ
Mathewson. @iI Include an address
by the Rev. II. II, Warren OF the
Seattle Pacific College church. and
songs by Mrs. Charles Maeabee.
who will also lead In prayer
Kansas Women's club Meeting
Postponed
on account OF Armistice day the
meeting of the Kanaas Women's
club. TO have been held on Friday.
has been postponed 20 Friday.
November Is.
British Ameriean Associaro.
The regular meeting OF tho British.
American association viii be held In
the Fine Arts hall. 1913 Fourth ave.
Friday evening. November II. Arm.
isticc day win he celebrated by pro
gram OF music and mn address by
tho Rev. II. H. Gowen. The meet.
lngs OF the association will be held
hereafter on the second Friday OF the
month only.
Father and Son Dinner
A father and son dinner will he
given nj the Haven NJ. ". church.
10th and ". Lynn IT.. Friday. No,
vemb~r n. MIR. n. o. stark viii be
the toastmaster and Judge Albert
Smith the principal speaker.
Woman's Century Club
Literature and travel department of
woman's Century club viii meet at
Y. w. C. A. at 10 a m. Program;
Rose Terry Cook" by Mrs. w. w.
Walt. Resume Harpcr's Magazine"
by Miss Emma shumway: travclog.
THE Capitol" by Mrs. c. c. Phillips.
Amerioanixafion department viii
meet at Y. W. c. A. at I .. m
Regular meeting at Y. w. c. A.. 2
.. m. Program by the child study
department. Mrs. l.. Y, Parker. chair.
man.
Van ASSET PIT. A.
The Van ASSET PIT. A. viii hold
its regular bisnonthly business
meeting Friday. November II. 81
p. m. at the school. The principal
business will he the organization
OF a larger membership drive.
Zcnery Club
The Zonery club will celebrate Ar
mistice day Friday night. at SIS Pike
NJ. Public invited.
Parliamentary Procedure Club
Adele NJ. Ffeide Parliamentary Pro
cedurc club will meet In Erickson
room OF the Young womcn's Chris.
sian Association. lao y. m. Class In |
public speaking. Topic. "Arsnlstice
Day"
Seattle Pacific College PIT. A.
Seattle Pacific college Parent
Teacher association. community
missing In administration building Of
colcge. 7:s5 .. m. Girls Glec club |
win sing. Mrs. c. Arthur varnsy. |
state president. will speak.
Central Mission study Club
Central Mission study club. of the |
Y. w. c. A.. will mees In the Bible
room Of the Y. w. c. A.. at 10 a 70. |
Mrs. A. J. Bailey. leader. Lesson. !
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-10

Ionia chapter. order Eastern star.
sewing circle. will meet with Mrs.
Anne sickies. iisi soth ave. g.. i;so
D. IN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-10

Emery Beers Company Inc, is of the leading manu
crufcrs who have recently made thorough investigation
of the safe way wash fine fabrics For their protection
as well their customers these manufacturers urging
that their produces be Numbered in Lux Complete aundef
ing directions in booklet form free request Lever
Bros Co., Cambridge, Mass.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-10

The Business and Professional
womcn's club win entertain with a
farewell party. Friday. November
IL. from 6 until = .. m. In the
west side OF tho main dining room
at Moves cafeteria. which has been
reserved for the occasion. The
affair will honor Miss Helen Max.
son. president OF the club. who u
leaving for san Francisco.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-10

Seward Social and Literary club
viii meet at the homo OF Mrs. A.
Plough, corner OF 18th ave. n. and
Alaska st. on Friday afternoon. at .
o'clock. In honor Of Music week
music win be furnished thru courtesy
of sherman. Clay a Co.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-10
Ladies Of Grace NJ. T.. Church

The Ladies' OF the Grace Meth.
odist Episcopal church will hold a
hazaar Tuesday. November 10. Fur
Their details will be announced later,
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Dunlap PIT. A.

Instead OF the regular meeting
OF the Dunlap PIT, A. special
musical prognm with community
singing, led by Mr. H. X. Mills. has
bcon arranged on account OF Music
week. This meeting will be held
AZ Lakeside hall. both s.. south Of
Henderson. on Friday. November H..
at p. IN. MIR. Peter witt will talk
on a subject OF vital interest TO all.
Everyone welcome.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-10

ADDITIONAL CLUBS


The monthly meeting OF the Grade
Teachers club was held Monday aft.
ernoon, at the Y. w. G. A. auditorium.
Reports OF the Washington Educa
tionni association. held at Beliing
ham. were given. followed by the reg
ular business meeting.
The club voted 10 entertain the
new teachers at n dinner the even
ing Of November 30. The magazine
committee reported that the Grade
Club Magazine would be ready by
November 30. II was decided 10 join
tho business and Professional Won
EMS club In establishing a sinking
fund for a clubhouse.
A vote OF thanks was sent 10 the
Northwest products bureau for Its
recognition of the work done by Sc.
attic teachers last spring.