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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-01-28
AMERICAN We h 9 Y e
RED CROSS. just received
tn e Annual

tn e Annual
Report of the American Ma
tional Red Cross for the
wear ended June 30, 1871
its pages are a commentary
on Christian Civilization.
Not one other Of the great
religious faiths Of the world
could produce an organlz;a-
ton SO full of good works
and almsdeeds. Nor could
this most powerful servant
and exemplar of Christian
ity have existed at any
other period of the world ; !.
history. It is the leaven OF
the Master working through
Time to Eternity. Rem2n1-
Der those wondrous words:
"And now abideth faith,
hope, charity, these three:
but the greatest Of these IS
charity"
The Red Cross resources,
June 80, 1920, reached the
.stupendous sum of $l05, 1856
Is. The operations. Of t ne
organization extend over the
known world. To most Of
US this marvellous report is
a tangible and impressive
lesson in optimism.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-01-28

WHY not my tn" Gazette'S C'sSsi-
fed Columns? The best market
place in Inc city
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-01-28
Big February Clearance Sale
We VILE Start Saturday Morning

Big February Reductions in Mems and
Bows E'urnishings--somel less than cost, and
others at one-half prices.
SHIRTS
One lot mems fancy soft cuff shirts; for
mer price, $500, clearance price, each 69c
Mems regular $3.50, $500 and $3.50 fancE
soft cuff Manchester shirts, clearance price,
each ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. nl.2o
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-01-28
SHIRTS
WINTER UNDERWEAR

Mems 81. % heavy ribbed shirts and draw
els,, clearance price, each .....:.....;. '9c
Mems $50 heavy ribbed and fleece lined
understands and drawers, clearance pi1ce
each .........:. :....... o7c
Mems 50 30 Wright's heavy ribbed under
shirts and drawers, clearance price, ed. 81 81
WINTER UNION SUIT
Mems $3.50 winter union suits, now Slot
Mems $500 winter union suits, now SLID
Mems $3.50 winter union suits, now So
Mems $500 winter union suits, now $50
Mems $500 winter union suits, now S3.oo
Mems $500 winter union suits, now S3.O2
OUTING FLANNEL PAJAMAS AND
NIGHT ROBES
Mems $500 and $3.50 outing flannel pa
jGlnas, now Observation-Disclosures. SA9S
Mems $3.50 outing flannel night robes.
now 2h'.''
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-06-22

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The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-06-22

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are srmnsi nR q se~k ~ fhsir ces-
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The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-06-22

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The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-06-22


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The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-06-22

Mr. Cora Wyfis. wh@e as-
t@neN = eri0uA ops eH tea
daYs age. 3 aoug sell
d. And NJ J n Ieavitf ar
entsFtAsnsng friema frsm aass
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aaY
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> K9eet Of hAa meies, lA0ga Gala
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very lrtsts<sinN tals 90 Chna hsT
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-06-22

TaAe AsHsFsm omly d toad n
eaah F4rk@ss 81 gsnnAss# BaysF
fa@Asia II Ap4rn. Then y0u al
BE- tollewAag the aiF@eatans and
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The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-06-22

s@fk and tAs enstem.s 81 she pee
pie Lawbs rrfswshmuentN w~rw sep
tNa - the h@~tcaa NJ the eAmaa tA~
~ innaFy pse was nTwuwhi @ui
To- 81 10 On.
Rev q r. Meiis amA dmarAsss
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Hma MFA MeEas wAA aas~md che
Msae @aasg ms~etaaN # zee hmrx
Pan TsssAny and ~ ksnanlnh
v ~NnF aaY.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-06-22
ASPIRIN

Name "Bayrr" on Genuine
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-06-22
Pariod Banishes Roofing Worries

When You roof with Birds Paroid YOU count that roof
of your worry LIST for long that you he quite wiling
place with Parod Roof when renewal does become
RI
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-21
Personal

Mrs. Lawrence Hlii. OF Vancouver.
d. C.. Ia the guest OF her sister and
brother-ln.law. Or. and Mrs. Edward
c. Rusc.
Mrs. 4. Hester Guie. who has
been spending a few days In olym.
pga. Is expected home today.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Il. Williams left
las; night for visit Of several
months In California
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Poolsr are plan
ming to leave sunday for their home
in san Francisco. after spending the
last two weeks In Seattle renewing
old friendships.
Mr.. and Mrs. James c. Huteson
left yesterday for fortnight's stay
az East Sound
Mr.. Horace c. Henry departed sun
day for = short trip to California
Mr.. ana Mrr- Max Eest left yes.
ter,iay for IN extended Eastern
trip.
Mr.. ard Mrs Vaughn Tanner
win return tomorrow from Olympia.
where they have been spending
the past few days.
Mrs. Mary r. McCoy. who has
been visiting her daughter ia Vic.
toria, y c.. for the past two months.
has returned TO the city and IL a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-21
Problem of
House Servants
Being Solved

NEW YORK, Jan. 2l--At Inst we
can see the way out % the woods In
the domestic service problem.
Il predict" said Andrew f.aznr..
manager New Yorks largest employ.
mcnt agency. that In n year house.
wives viii no longer have a how.to
keep-housc problem. In New York IL
IL being solved by immigration, by
tho closing OF factories In nearby
towns, and by the influx OF colorod
workers from the South.
in the Central West. the shutting
down OF industry from super activity
60 normal state will cause many
thouHanda Of girls 10 seek homework
PLACES whore their ~ TO tis weekly
IL clear saving. their living copdi.
lions better. their work less firing.
more heaithful. and some definite
part OF their time their own, for
'beaus' and Amusement"
In those words. "beaur and amure-
mont" lies the whole secret OF why
girls insist on working in shops.
4 woman know. who has Kept
hor treasure" for one whole year
and half at a wage OF $40 a month.
releases her two evenings each week
for the dance at the ST. Nicholas
rink. where the lady chaperon intro
duces guaranteed and investigated
young men. and on sunday nights
for the movies.
The abnormal situation brought
on by the war" says Iazare. has
taught something 10 both employer
and employed. They are BOTH
learning sense and beginning 20 meet
on mutually agreeable terms.
True. cooks are not yet eager for
employment. general houseworkH'
not above making as stiff terms as
they dare But the joyful truth IL
that there ARE cooks 10 be had. and
with a little compromising the dis.
iracied home maker who has been
forced 10 run her house short handed
can yet n maid for s35 a monih--up.
Wages have come down 20 per
cent. Maids are getting plentiful AZ
the agencies Children are being al.
lowed. Cook no longer demands the
use OF the plano every night. And
Title will even laundcr madam.'s
personal silk 'undlca"
But the good old days Of the TWEEN.
,y.dollar help win never come back.
A dollar n day viii he the minimum
hcncsforih and forever. with a
chance 10 entertain the policeman In
the kitchen once In a while. and
beau nights by definite arrange
mrnf
Better times for the housewife are
~ hand. however. for oompromise
and Tets be reasonable" are the or.
der of the day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-21

COMEDY SKETCH TOPS
PALACE HIP SHOW

Complications that result from the
attempt OF newly married man 10
step out for little pleasure trip with
his best friend, and the simultaneous
decision OF his wifo to take a similar
trip with her ehum. lead 10 much
merriment In the gay little nautical
farce. THE Love Tangle." tina, foa.
lures the new show opening at
Isoew's Palace Hip yesterday.
The sketch. The Travelling Man.
az presented by Eddie Heron and
company. r. another funmaker OF
genuine merit.
The vocallzing Jester" Charles
Reilly. has a griai OF amusing jokes
scattered thru his monologue and his
songs score a hit.
Cecil Manners Is delightful 10 look
az and IL proyocafion for the song
fiirtntiona INDUCED In with her part
ner. Eddie Lowercc.
A treat for the Riddles. ms wen as
the grown.upa. ~ provided In the
performance OF Browns Dogs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-21
DON'T CUT ME
OFF, OPERATOR

"TIeilo--Hello! Arc you stili there.
Gladys2 Do you remember the dress
we saw last week which I was so
crazy 10 have. but said ] didn't have
enough money 20 buy this MONTH
Well, would you believe II, ] have
that dress. and I've made a discov-
cry. One Of the girls In the office
you know, the one / told you was
Always 80 well dreBsed-told me she
gets all her clothes at Cherry's by
paying n small amount down and
the rest in very easy payment& I'm
.--oinr TO get loads Of pretties from
now on. as II is 80 easy to pay that
way. / went to their store Tuesday
and bought II. Pleased? ] should
say I am. Now Saturday they have
special on Plush Coats, 1880 and
up on snle for $500 and sorne nice
skirts. SPECIAL. half price. am
going TO get me coat and some
nice blousea. Can't you 10 with me?
They are open until .. m All
right. meet me At the Pig'n whistle.
Lh wait for you. Sure you can get
Easy payments on what You want
TbeiY store iH conveniently located
on second ave. betwoen Madison
ana spring. 207 Hialto Bldg over
FiSn WhIstIe.--Ady.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-21

guest AZ the Hotel Terry.
Mr. and Nrs ) T. HAhrman
returned recently from California
MIR. Bryan. mother Of MrH, iiaus-
man. returned with them.
Mr.. and Mrs Burton FrceiHnd Cur,
It's and daughter Dorothy hasr taken
apartments al the Hotel Terry.
Mrs. A. c. Cover In expected 10 re-
turn 20 Seattle The first OF tho week.
after having sp~n, the past year
visiting In California and tho Last
Mrs. Alvin Heinrich irft Tuesday
morning for short visit IN san
Francisco.
Mrs. n. A. Ryan win depart ,omor.
row for California. where shn will
spend two months visiting relatives
and friends.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-21
Seattle
Jocietg
Miss To,cnsend Betrohed
to Mr.. Whiteldtc; En-
tcrtdiRment for Bride
5s;ect: Dinner for Vis-
itors.

MRS. CAROLINE r. TOWNSEND
AVA announces the engagement Of
her daughter. Martha Ardolia. 10 Mr..
James Cameron whitclaw. son OF
AIR. and Mrs. c. IA. Whitelaw. The
news was made known today at the
charming luncheon which Mrs. Town
send gave for her daughter at the
Rainier club.
Eighteen intimate friends OF Miss
Townsend were seated at "A table
which had for It's decoration some
thing entirely unique and original.
An artistic basket filled with spring
flowers made from candy, had ribbon
streamers leading TO miniature candy
baskets which marked each place,
20 which were attached pink ribbons,
and hidden under the candy these
little baskets contained two Tiny
cards in small envelopes with tbe
names of the engaged couple.
Miss Townsend attended the I'm
versity OF Washington and l. "a
member OF Delta Gamma sorority
Mr.. whltclaw graduated from the
University OF Illinois, and Is atfiliat'
ed with Kappa sigma fraternity.
The wedding will be an Easter
event
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-21

(Sefo YoriSs Fashion authority
Here II another OF those good
looking flannel frocks 40 very com
Portable 10 wear.
II IN "A checked flannel, dark and
light burr with thread or two Of
blue. and the acme OF simplicity.
The straight. full skirt has It's two
square pockets banded with plain
bufftoned flannel. then the fiat col.
lar and the sleeve bands are similar.
IS OF the plain flannel, while the cash
Is OF the checked material with only
marrow binding OF the plain along
its edges
The model II. plainly. just az suit.
able for any Of the pretty persales.
and is practical suggestion for
next summers outfit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-21
GIRL EDITS AND
PRINTS NEWSPAPER

Miss Alice Nichols, ~ years old.
edits and prints her own paper In
r.sbcrni. Kha. II In called the Nichols
Journal. She gathers copy. sets the
type BY hand and runs an edition
Of $50 copies every week on a Job
press. she no; only gathers local
news but prints comments on topics
Of che day. The sheet has th~~ap.
p~arance 81 an up-to date paper as 10
nrcNswork and makeup.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-21
Mrs. Wilton to
Commitment Miss Palmer

Complimenting Miss Esther tat
mer. a bride to be. Mrs. Aubrey VIII
ton has extended invitations 10 a
tea al her home next Friday after
noon with calling hours from I un'
I'll 8.
Asked 10 assist the hostess are
Mrs. Harold Poison. Mrs. Wilmot
IiIly and Mrs. Bertha Wilton. while
Mrs. Thomas Bordeaux Mrs. WI
liam l.. Rhodes. Mrs. Roy Coroett
and 49,. William Parkhurst Brawiey
win preside al the urns.
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Committee Assisting at
Dinner Dance Announced

The COMMITTEES assis,ing at the
midwinter dance at the Golf and
Country club Saturday evening has
been announced as follows: Mrs. Ed
gar Ames, Mrs Josiah Collins. Mrs.
J. I. Durand, Mrs. David III. Moss.
Mrs. Richard w. Perry and Mrs.
Samuel L. Russell. with Mrs. Traf.
ford Hutnson rs chairman.
A large number of reservations
have been made. and a merry time
h being anticipated.
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LESS LACE IN 1921

SOTTfNGHAA--There are dis.
iurbinR rumors In the lace city that
Paris fashion II likely 10 decree xtlll
further severity IN woDen'H drcsa.
entaiiing tho suppression Of ennbrold.
cries and other embellishments. Such
a decrcc. n adopted By the world Of
flphion. win hi, Thousands OF Not.
tingham giri lace workers.
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BLACK FOR LINGERIE

Black chaniiliy lace il a favorite
for lingerie Some Of the newest lin.
gcrie - trimmed with brocadc rib.
bons OF black veive; ribbon with vel.
vet flowers. Cold and silver ribbons
also are used for trimmings. Slips
and chcmis-s or black crepe de chine
and orepc meteor are designed along
simple. severe iin-n. being trimmed
with black satin ribbon or narrow
black lace
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VEGETARIAN ROAST

cup mashed potatoes
l cup cooked lima beans
4 cup canned tomatoes
I cup cooked rioc
1 cup cracker crumbs
1 cup chopped peanuts
y Tablespoon onion juice
/. tablespoons butter
I egx
Salt and pepper
The beans should he chopped In
small pieceA Mix all ingredients
thoroly with egx slightly bsaien.
Bake In n deep pan with butter~d
paper over the top for 10 minutes
This ruas, may be served hot or cold.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Baltic
Plan Dinner

Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Baiilis
viii entertain twelve guests AZ am
ner Monday evening. In compliment
10 Mr.. II. Campbell Graef and his
daughter. Miss oiyvc Graef. who
are the guests OF their relstives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry whitney
Treat
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Visitors to Be
COMMUNICATED

For the pleasure OF Mr.. and Mr.
Earl Pooier. Of San Francisco. who
are visiting In tho city. Mr.. and Mrs
II. l. Gates win entertain with a
dinner a, their residence on Saturday
evening
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS
itainhr Chapter. u. A. u.

The Rainier chapter. y. A. r., viii
meet at the iioie. Sorrento Tuesday.
January 20. at y. m. br. IL. -.
Packard. traveller and lecturer. who
for fourteen years had charge Of a
hospital ia Persia. viii speak on
The neopcnmg OF the Caravan
Route In Persia" The musical pro
gram follows ta,l Rondo capricciowo.
opus 10. by =. Mrndelasohn Barthol.
dy: 90 Andante. Sep,ot, %i.ncia de
Lnmmermoor. by LesohetiEzky. Mrs.
l.uHfuV~ J. Smelling
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Miss Woodruff to
Be COMMUNICATED

In compliment TO Miss Hannah
woodruff. who will BE- a bride Of
the coming mapth. Mr.. william
the coming month. Mrs. William
small tea at her home on saturday.
January %.
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NEW STYLE
OF COUTURE

PARis.-oii-soaked hair IL a novel
form Of coiffure introduced by the
Russian ballet which has just opened
here The women dancers have cut
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Kansas Sunflow.r club

An unusual program dotted with
surprises r. planned for the Kansas
Sunflower club IN celebration Of Kan.
sas day. Saturday. January -. NJ
IN. ". O. ". hail. corner Of Fourth
ave. and Marion 81. An election q
officer Will prceede the program.
which begins a, o'clock. Refresh.
m.n,s will be served.
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Clubs


Wisconsin Golden itod Club
The Wisconsin Golden Rod club
viii meet with Mrs. A. J. Campbell.
40 Federal ave. "wednesday. Jnnu.
ary 10. Bos lunch at 1880. Take
broadway car 10 Harrison st
Lorraine Social Cub
Lorraine Social club will meet In
tho Masonic temple. Harvard and
Pine st.. Wednesday. January 20. at
J o'clock.
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Mrs. Fredericks Ia
Re HOSTESS

Mrs. Frank Fredericks has cs'
tended invitations to small bridge
tea in her apartments al the
Washington Arms tomorrow after.
noon.
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Informal Dinner

Mr.. and Mrs Arthur r. Campbell
entertained with a small dinner az
thur home last evening. compliment
ing Nr. and Mrs. Earl Pooler.