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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-25
DAT Els
TO REMEMBER

SATURDAY. June fs-~
Mr aaa Mira Victor v. Rsssi and
Mr. ard Ms a. w. Manasy 10
entertain With q dancing party
al Heats point clubhouse.
Dinner dance ct the Tenais club.
MONDAY. JUNE 81
Miss Eiisabeth wright wfri enter
tain with a supper At home. com
piimcntinr Miss Arm seety. her
fianc~ Mr. Curtis. u Gilbert.
and the msmhers % their bridal
party.
Mr. aud MrA A. n Stewart and
Mfr and Mrs J. n. flownAn to
compliment Mr.. and Mr.. fred~r-
iek ,. orsnt With . dseeinx party
at the sunset club.
TUESDAY. JUNE ss--
DE. and Nra Richard ". Perry
ard Mrs.. Henry Horn wgfi ens~r-
tain With . dinner at the Sunset
Mrs Burns updsErnss 20 entertain
wfih dinner at the sunset
club. pfseedius the struve. weth-
erin dance,
Miss Helen Bewsrsu. and Mr..
Airnen BoxArdus ~tiI entertain
Informally AT their home som
and hsr fiane.. Mr.. Carsiss n.
diibsrt.
Mrs Frank usrter to enssrfsin
with . bridge luncheon in com.
piimsnt 10 Mas plsa~he Myrss
and Miss Viola Bfendl~.
Col. and Ms. A. n. wetheriii and
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick struvr
TO entertain with = dancing party
at sh. home Of the latter. com.
pilmsutary 10 Mrs. Henry Horn.
Mrz George vrad.nberw wsii be
hostess at an informal luncheon
At home
WEDNESDAY. JUNE TO-
The marriage % Mis-. Dorothy
Thomas 10 Mr. Ross Perry VIII
Hams At the home of her par
sp,s, Mr. sad Mrs Harlan
Thomas. az sso o'cieck
The marriage Of Mas Ars1s H~eiy
TO Mr.. curtiss u. Gilbert. IN Pill
grim congregational church. at
$50 o'clock
The marriage of Miss Dorothy Ellen
jenkins 20 Mr. John Richard
Conner Al tho home % her
parent. Mr. and Mrs Charles T,
jenkins at = o'clock
Miss Hortsn~s Green and Miss Mary
Dudisy walker will compliment
MrA Barrett Green and Miss
Clara Hlokham Ford with q tea
At their home from until 9
o'clock.
Mrs. samuel A. Martin ard Mrs.
Forrest Black 20 entertain with
bridge luncheon and shower
for the pleasure Of Miss Camille
THURSDAY. JUNE 30
The marriage Of Miss Lima Adele
Downie 20 Mr. Frank Hammond
Skinner In tho FIRST Methodist
Epincopal church at o'clock.
Junior Practice club will give an
evening musicale at ''foreiiffe."
the homo OF Mr.. and Mrs g. ID.
Stirnaon. at the Highlands.
Mrs John r. Heffernan Will com-
pliment Miss Camille Nahoney
with a luncheon at her home.
''Gracemont."
Mr.. Moritx Mliburn and Mr.. George
Mliburp to entertain with
dancing party at the NORTH
Thomson residence.
Mrs William NJ. Beebe. chairman
OF the golf putting contest. will
entertain her committee at the
Tennis club ut , o'clock.
Mrs. J. r.. Crouch will compliment
her mother. Mrs. NJ. A. waite.
with a luncheon at the Tennis
club.
FRIDAY. JULY l.
Mrs. Shirley T. Parker viii enter
tain with n tea at home from
s1til o'clock. conplimenting
her sister. Mrs. Don G. Jast-
heimer. Mrs. William \. Kirk
patrick and Mrs. II. ]. Iiassch.
FRIDAY. JULY Is
Tennis club carnival at the Tennis
club.
WEDNESDAY,. AUGUST B.
The marriage Of Miss Camille
Mahoney 20 Mr.. Walter James
ward. In St Josepb's church at
1000 A. m.
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TUE Sunset club on Monday even
i Ing viii be the scene of the
dancing party that Mr.. and Mira
Alexander n, Stewart and Mr., and
Mrs. James u. Lowman are giving.
honoring Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick ].
Grant. Of GAINESVILLE. Ohio. Assisting
in the entertainment OF the guests
win be MIR. and Mrs James Doster
Hoge. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles ID. stim.
son. Mr.. and Mrs, Edwin A. strout.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hunter Nc
EVAN. Mr.. and Mira James Colbert
sullivan. Mrs. Jane Terry and Mr..
and Mrs. John Henry Baliinger.
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YELLOW JACK

To one quart Of ordinary syrup
which has been boiled 30 minutes,
add one-haif teaspoon OF soda, which
has been rubbed smooth. Allow 10
boil. stirring constantly. when II
hardens In cold water, remove from
fire and add one tablespoon of lem
on juice. When cool enough
to handle pull until light yellow.
Twist into strands and cut.
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Strawberry Festival
Success

The Strawberry Festival given by
the Broadway guild OF the Chlldren's
hospital, at the home OF Mrs. James
Hamilton de veuve yesterday, was
financial as well as social success.
During the afternoon an interesting
musical program was given. as well
az several other features provided
for the entertainment Of the guests.
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Clubs
CLUBS FOR MONDAY


DIR. Charlotte de Goiiers Da.
port will give an instructive lecfT
on Health Principles, In Member
Hall, Y. W. c. A building. Fifth ard
Seneca. Monday evening. June ~.
at o'clock.
The lecturer, who In an authority
on her subject, win illustrate the
lecture with exercises and pastures
she advocates In corrective and pro
ventive work
Or. Davenport n donating this
lecture 10 the Y. w. C. A.. and tho
entire proceeds will be turned over
TO the association for special activi-
ties for girls.
The members Of the Y. w. c A.
staff will assist as hosfesses for tho
Rag Tea
A rag tea win be held at the
Overseas club, 404 18th ave. North.
Monday afternoon, June 81. at I
o'clock
Jewkh CharYtanqua Sociefy
Under the auspices of the Jewish
Chautauqua Society. Rabbi oJnah
Wise, Of Portland. VIII lecture No
day. June II. at II a m. in Meaby'
Hall. on Jewish Background Of the
New Testament" AT 8 D. m, isj
roam s2o. Denny Hall. he will speak
on THE Basis OF Jewish Antiquity
The public is cordially invited.
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Miss Mann Win
Be Honored

Mrs. Henry Frederick and Mrs.
Francis Everett Mitchell have ex.
tended invftatiers for q fea .sa
handkerchief shower TO be given at
Mrs. Eroderick's home Friday after.
noon. July s. honoring Miss Char.
lotte Mann. who recently announced
her engagement TO Ensign Raif
Douglass Baker. Y. s NJ OF the
l.. s. s. California
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MENDING

Electricians sticky black tape is
excellent for mending breaks In pipes
or bowls. II the weak spot is in a
pipe, wrap the tape around 1t tight.
ly, leaving a generous amount on
each side. II there is a crack In the
bowl. run the tape along the crack
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Tuesday. July II. is the day set
aside for the annual garden party at
the home Of Mrs Frederick B2us.
nan. This has been q custom for
: number Of years. and the Seattle
Day Nursery association benefits
materially from these always sue
cessful affairs.
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Entertain for
Miss CdhiU

Mr.. and Mrs. william Parkhurst
Brawlcy entertained charmingiy at
their home last evening with a dane
ing party. honoring Mrs. Brawleys
sister. Miss LiiIis Cahill. who has
returned from Miss Barxtow's school
IN Kansas City. Fifty guests en-.
5oyed the festive affair.
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Birthddv Purtu

For the pleasure of her little son.
Bruce. Jr.. on his fifth birthday. Mrs.
Bruce Morgan entertained this after
noon at her home with a neighbor.
hood party.
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Invitations for
Tea Issued

Mrs. Albert Wilton and Mrs Ber.
tina Fairbanks have sent out cards
for tea at the home OF Mrs. VII
ton. on Saturday afternoon. July ..
from until s O'Clock. honoring Miss
Camille Mahoney and Miss Florence
Woicott
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turned recently from California
where they have been for some
time.
DIR. and Mrs. Stevenson Smith
and Mrs. Smiths mother, Mrs
Frank ID. Norton, returned Thurs
day from a visit OF six weeks In
California.
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Dinner Hostess

In honor OF the first wedding an
niversary OF her daughter. Mrs. Rus
sell William Peterson. Mrs. Edward
ID. Davis entertained with dinner
at her home last Wednesday even
ing.
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Informal
Dancing Party

Complimenting their daughter.
Miss Evelyn Nichols. wno has re-
turned from ST. Heiens Hall TO
spend her vacation. Mr.. and Mrs
w. r. Nichols entertained with an
Informal dancing party at their
home Thursday evening.
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Personal

Mira William v. Johcs Of Portland
arrived this morning to he the guest
Of her sister. Mrs. Marx ST. Chair
EN-. at the Hotel Washington.
Lieut. Com. Francis Afien. U. s. c.
O. OF Port Angeles. Il In Seattle on
several months leave. and with Mrs.
Alien Ia occupying a residence at
i0s n. soth ST
Mr.. Don q. Fisher returned today
from month spent In san Fran
cisco.
Mr.. Lewis r.. Eyrnan left ycstcr
day for an Eastern trip. 10 be gone
about three weeks
Mr.. Douglas Alexander, who has
been on a short trip to San Fran
cisco. returned this week
Mr.. Walter Donahoe. who has been
student Mt Yale. returned last
evening to spend the summer with
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Dona.
hoe
DIR. c r. Davidson II spending
the weekend at Monte cristo. on
fishing trip.
Mrs William r. Harper. who went
to the Orient on tho wcnatchee,
viii return the first OF the week.
Mrs. Allan TrumbuIl and Mrs. c.
X Cutter. OF Port Townsend. who
have been visiting in town for some
days. eft last evening for their
home.
Miss Frances waitcrsdorph. who
- just graduated from the Lincoln
high school. IL leaving In a few
days for Salt Lake City To spend a
month. This fall she plans to enter
the University OF Washington.
Mr.. Walter Crockett who has
besn a student at the Harvard
school IN Los Angeles. Cal. has re.
turned 10 spend his vacation with his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Win
fred Crockett
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Bordeaux
and daughter, Miss Lucille Bordeaux
returned yesterday from the East
where they have been for several
monthA
Mrs Caroline r. Townsend has re
turned from Yakima, where she
spent about weeh.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank NJ. Sylvester
OF Vancouver. II. c.. are guests at
the Hotel Washington for few
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. r.. NJ. Pratt and
the Misses Ruth and Emma. Pratt
have removed TO their summer home
at Port Madison.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. p. Trefethen are
In Montana. planning TO return In
about a week.
Mr.. John Roberts, who has been
on a ten-day business trip 10 Salt
Lake City, is expected home next
week.
DIR. and Mrs. Milton Blouke Of
Chicago are In the city and will be
the guests for the summer OF their
sonIn-law and daughter. DIR. and
Mrs. w. o. Bell.
Mrs G. +. Ross In leaving the
first week in July for California. to
be gone about year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank II. Day, who
have been spending several days
east OF the mountains. arrived In
town last evening and will be the
weekend guests OF Mrs Days par.
cnts. Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. whiteIaw
Mr.. and Mrs Timothy Jerome are
In Portland. going down TO attend
the golf tournament
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Baillie re-.
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Supper Pdrtu

Mr.. and Mrs. William Leonard
Eaton are arranging supper party
az their summer home. -Luxernc.
across Lake Washington. for Mon
day evening. July 4.
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STRIPED SATIN

Striped satin Ia being used for the
undergarmcnts Of some Of the smart
err bridal outfits. Sometimes the
stripes are self.color and sometimes
q delicate tint against white.
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Seattle
Society

Sunset Club WM BE Scene
of Dancing Party:
Luncheon at University
Club; Tea and Sho,cer
Win Compliment Miss
Mann.
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Wedding Anniversary
CcIehrnfed

In celebration Of their twenty.
first 0niversary. Mr.. and Mrs. WI
liam b. Ives were hosts last even
ing at their home. entertaining
about fifty guests at bridge
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bingham prices soar, az women
turn to Bingham dresses for econ
onny. They get US coming and 60
log
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The douGbboy who braved shrap-
mel would feel at home on a crowd
ed municipal golf links.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-25

Bucket shops report considerable
peculative interest in railroad &c
urities. Speculative is right
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-06-25
All'Dny
Picnic

Kappa Alpha Theta AIumnae en-
tertained today wan a picnic at the
home OF Mrs l. NJ. Baker. across
Lake Washington About sixty
members and their families enjoyed
the outing.
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What Is your favorite expression
when you pick up a wad OF gum on
your shoe?
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Mr.. Walter Crockett who has
been student at the Harvard
school IN Los Angeles. Cal. has re.
turned 10 spend his vacation with his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Win
fred Crockett
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Mrs Caroline r. Townsend has re
turned from Yakima, where she
spent about a weeh.
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Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Bordeaux
and daughter. Miss Lucille Bordeaux.
returned yesterday from the East
where they have been for several
monthA
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Miss Frances waitersdorph. who
- just graduated from the Lincoln
high school. IL leaving In few
days for Salt Lake City To spend
month. This fall she plans to enter
the University OF Washington.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Frank NJ. Sylvester
OF Vancouver. y. C.. are guests at
the Hotel Washington for few
days.
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Mr.. and Mrs. @. r.. NJ. Pratt and
the Misses Ruth and Emma. Pratt
have removed TO their summer home
at Port Madison.
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Mrs. Allan TrumbuIi and Mrs. c.
X Cutter. OF Port Townsend. who
have been visiting in town for some
days. left last evening for their
homo.
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In Montana, planning to return In
about a week.
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MOTOR HOSTS

MOTOR HOSTS
Touring the Olympic Highway,by
motor. Mr.. and Mrs. Hudson IL. dor
rison have as their guest. Mrs
Hughes. wife OF Major John Law
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Hughes. U. S. A.. retired.
NINE PRACTICE

MINE PRACTICE
Captain Joseph Stiley. U. s. A., in
command OF the mine planter. the
Major Samuel Ringold, has left for
Fort Stevens. Oregon. where mine
practice Is in progress Mrs. Stiley,
during the captains absence. will be
the guest. with their children. of
Mr.. and Mrs. Royal c. Reed, OF Spo-
kane.
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Resident Of Lee County, Iowa, Il
Picnic

Former residents of Lee county
Iowa. now living around the sound
VIII picnic at Woodland park or
sunday. June 2s. The crowd wi
gather at the Phinney ave entranc
at III a. m and any one who ha
lived IN Lee or adjacent counties On
Iowa viii be welcome. Bring basket
dinner. cup. plate and spoon
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The WomAn's Civic club viii hi
its annual picnic at Woodland %
Tuesday. June 2s- The membsX
and their friends WIN meet in ID
upper part OF the park at IL o'clock
and basket luncheon viii b
served At 1890.
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DIR. c r. Davidson II spending
the weekend at Monte cristo. on
fishing trip.
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HIIII11NF4IN > IIONIC
A picnic was given on Saturday
for the Sunday school children OF
Miller. wife OF Major Charles Alvir
Miller. medical corps, u. S. A.. Mrs
Lennon. wife OF Major Kelley Ben
jamin Lennon. U. s. A.. and Mrs
Bowler. wife OF Captain Loui:
James Bowler. L. S. A.
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HOUSE GUESTS

Major Kelley Benjamin Lennon.
Y. $. A., and Mrs. Lennon. have
as their house guests. at their Fort
Worden quarters. Mrs. William
Rusvolt and Miss Rnsvolt of Chi.
cago.
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Palm Circle. No. Sc. Neighbors Of
Woodcraft. win have their unvefling
service. Sunday. June rs. at ESQ.
p. M Lakeview cemetery. An Of,
ficers and members are requested
TO attend
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Mrs William r. Harper. who went
to the Orient on tho wcnatchec.
viii return the first OF the week.
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June 20 Is the date set for q
annual banquet Of the Manus ID
matus club. II will take place
sl5 p m at the Sorrento hotel
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Mr.. John Roberts, who has been
on a ten.day business trip TO Salt
Lake City, is expected home next
txeek
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INFORMAL DINNER
With Captain Louis James Bowler.
U. s. A.. and Mrs. Bowler. as honor
guests. an informal dinner was
given on Sunday by Major Royal
Kemp Greene. ". s. A.. adjutant of
the Puget Sound coast defenses. and
Mrs. Greene.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1921-03-04
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS



Metropolis. III. Feb II. laai.
To VIZ. Sexton. Charlie Thompson
Mrs. Mary c. Anderson and Tabitha
Beasley; 60
You ara hereby notified, that at a
sale Of Real Estate made By the Sher-
if at the door of the Court House, in
the town of Metropolis. County Of
Massac and State Of Illinois on the 9th
day of June A. d. 1919. S. b. Kerr,
lessee GurIey. W. F. Cummins. VIM.
Wright and WE. Smith purchased the
following described Real Estate. stu
ated in the said County, for The Taxes
Interest, Penalties and Costs due and
unpaid thsrenn.i for the ysar A. p 1918
assessed in the name Of w. r. Sexton.
to wit:
Lots /, ?, I. 6, and :. in Bloch Is, al.
so balance of Block Is. IN Hatfield's
addition to Pope's addition to the town
Of Joppa, Massac County, Ill That $,
b. Kerr, now holds certificate of sale
for first and last Of above described par
cells of'ground by purchase. and the re-
mainder by assignment frem purchasers
at Tax sac The time allowed by law
for reiemstion OF said Real Estate. viii
expire on the 9th day Of June AZ u.
1927. 4ssss
5. b. Kerr, Purchaser and Assignee.
s 8
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In This issus appears an advertise
ment of the "Old Reliable" ST. Louis
Globe Democrat. to which we request
your attention The Globe-Democrat
bases its claim for your subscription
on its absolute fairness in printing
all the news in an unbiased uncolored
way. There have been great and i'm
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facilities. both at home and abroad.
There have also been added number
of new daily features. There is always
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toons and many other regular features
for men, women apd children. For
particulars we urge YOU TO read the
advertisement, and then send in your
orders at once to-the Globe Printing
Co. Publishers St. Louis, Mo.
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; NOTICE.
l)ccal,,r I'M.

Decatur, III,
Dear Pastors. and Churches.
composing the General Aassoeia-
ton Of Illinois This comes to
say my tours through the South
ern parts Of the State in the inter
est OF our State work has met with
much success. yea beyond my an
tieipation The brethren where |
have been have met me with open
doors. hands and hearts, and The
interest that is being manifested
for our State Work has been an
eye opener TO me, since | have
been out Tor our State work Nav
God blcsssithe brethren so the
good work may go en-. Bu, lis
ten Brethren, | regret very much
that cannot come 10 all OF my
bfethren. and do Justice TO my
own pas,rrdte. and vet must
reach YOU. soriic way beiofgouf
mcsiing m EVANSTON May asxi.
30 ] am trying to- reach you by
this lettfs lassay | am ssking all
q ihe CHURCHES. that arc .slf,lja,ing
with cur Stale Association TO
give your hu1tFi ssrYant At least
a five Or ten dollar htarirg II | &c,
ih2e II pefs5h AID III eanaot
gef ihefe In 'persos but come thru
tlic mail phase gise me Ire same
consideration a. il fsWere there
~ person ! am doing what /
San 70 make ear neAy msetlae a
fnaaeial aaeses May | ihsse
Souf soeqsfaiions s
God bless all fer evetgmore.if
" T. Washington
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1921-03-04

Estate OF Mary r. Coulter Deceased
The Undersigned. having been appoint
ed Administrator under Sec. Q. Char.
IS x. 5. Of the estate OF Mary r. coui
ter late OF the County OF MASSAGE and
the State Of Illinois. deceased. hereby
give notice that be viii appear before
the County Court Of Msssae County az
the Court House in Metropolis. IT the
March Term on the FIRST Monday in
March next, at which time al person.
having elsims against said estate ars
notified and requested to attend for the
purpose Of having the same adjusted.
All persons indebted to said estate
are requested to make immediate nay
ment TO the undersigned
Dated this 9th day Of December. A.
p. 1920. t 0s
5. Bartlett Kerr, Administrator.
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Tax Sale Notice.
Metropolis, III. Feb. 18th 1921.
10 W. I. Se,lton. TIM lieIThInnnson

Metropolis, III. Feb. 18th 1921.
To W +. Sexton, GiiallliTh6anpson and
Nary.ta-Anderson and 10 all parties in
terestsd tw.<A q o. mrySt . !
Ynuase Hereby Notified Ethaf 1ta sale
of BED I8statesnade BY the Shediif. at
theIdoor of the Court Hionse. in the
City Of Metrorhlis County Of Massac
and State of, nlinolsSh the 9th day of
June A. 81. 1918. i O. S. Butler and K.
B. Lyttsn purchasers the following de
scribed< Real Estate. situated in The
said County, for the Taxes. Interest.
Penalties and Costs due apd unpaid
thereon, for the year A. D. 1918 assess.
ed in. the name of W, +. Sexton.
Lots and in Block Is in Hatfield
addition to Pope's addition, to the town
of Joppa, Massac County Illinois, that
O.. S. Butler now holds certificate of
sale for first and last of above described
parcels of ground by purchase, and the
remainder by assignment from pur-
chaser at tax sale.
The time allowed by law for the re.
demption of said Real Estate will expire
on the 9th day Of June 4. d. 1921.
Q. s. Butler Purchaser and As.
signee.
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Catarrhal Deafness Cannot Be
y g.. Cured


BY local applications, as they cannot
= reach the odiyeqsed, pqrtie,n OF the ear
There is only enc way TO cure cartaarr7
hal deafness, and rhat i iby q coustitu-
.s'onaI renaedy Catarrhal Deafness is
caused by an Observation-Disclosures the
sr1as= cous ming OF tba7 Egstscbian Tube
When this tube inflamsd you have a
rumbiing sound or imperfect hearing,
and when It IS entirely crossed, Deafness
ia Che result. unless the inflammation
can be reduced and this tube to its NOR
NAL condition. hearing will be destroyed
forever. Many cases Of deafness are
gausedby catarrh, which, is an infiamed
condition of the mucous surfaces.
.-ffailss Gatarrh- Medicine acts thru the
blood on the mucous surfaces of the
system.
We will give One Hundred Dollars for
any case of Catarrah Peafness that can
not be cured by Halls Catarrh Medi
cine. Circulars free. All Druggists,
roc.
F. ]. Cheney e. CO., Toledo. O.
By Associated Negro Press.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1921-03-04

We have received many encour-
aging letters as to our stand ior
the Old time Baptist Faith, from
'aymen and the clergy not only in
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