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Assistants Named
for Tea

Assisting Mrs. w. n. Fritch and
her daughter Miss Eleanor Fritch. a,
the tea they are giving at their home
1911 r. Boston ST.. Friday afternoon
from until O'Clock. will be Mrs
Douglas Ball. Mrs. George 81. Hor
ton. Mrs Clare r. Farnsworth. Mrs
o. w. Crockett and Mrs. Pierre p
Ferry. who win preside az the urns
assisted by Mrs. Allan Bier. Mrs
Lawrence BIodgett. Miss Helen Fay
Miss Dorothy Anderson. Miss vir
ginia Dutton and Miss Clara Emory
Little cornelia Turner and IIlsley
Ball viii receive the cards at ths
door.
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Miss Wiestling VIII Wed
SATURDAY. Euening

Miss Dorothy Helen Beechcr
Wrestling. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Beecher Wrestling. will we'd
Mr.. Charles Brian wattleworth on
Saturday evening. June ;. The cere-
nnony viii be read by Rev. Herbert
". Gowen In ST. Barnabas' chapel
NJ : o'clock
Mrs. Thomas NJ Scruggs. cousin
Of the bride-eiect. will be her matron
OF honor. ard her bridesmaids viii
be her two sisters. the Misses An
netts and ancesca Wrestling.
Mr.. Godfrey Lloyd r. 10 be the
best man. and Mr.. Thomas NJ.
scruggs and Mr.. Arthur Plat. OF
Portland. ushers.
An informal reception for the Fam
ily and intimate friends will follow
the service at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Wrestling.
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Mrs. u. a. Mitchell Il planning a
Tea 90 Saturday afternoon. June ..
from : until In honor ~ Mrs
Pearl Gaze Hloush. who has recently
returned from tho f'an.Ancriean con.
ference at Baltimore. Mrs. Blongh.
who attended the conference a. the
delegate OF the Washington League
OF Women Voters. viii report and
give sketches ~ her personal impress
aiona 81 members rresent--Lady A.
tor. American-bora member OF the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-31

British parliament. and many inter.
British parliament: senorita Ora
cieia Manduiano. Of Chile. n WON.
an who II well known IN this country
~ brilliant writer. efficient teacher
and ardent feminist: Sonora Cieila
raladln dcvliaie. ~ Uruguay. Sc.
nora cerbo. Ecuador's delegate. and
Sonora zsiies, OF Brazil,
Airs. Edward y. Ficks who has re-.
Gently visited IN Hawaii. win give a
short talk Of her impressions 81 Ha.
wall and It's people. Mrs. Mitchell
has been very generous IN extending
an Invitation 10 all women IN Seattle
60 attend who are interested.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-31
Orthopedic Tea Shop
Se1rice

The service az the orfhopedic Tea
shop Will ba in tho hands of East
Highland guild Thursday. with Mrs.
ID. ID. Baldwin ms hostess. assisted
BY Mrs. J. q. Matthews. Mrs. c. c.
Culllton. Mrs. C. l., Crowley. Mrs..
Carl Hogc. Mrs. II. n. Audisy. Mrs.
stuart Morris. Mrx Josiah Moore
and Mrs. r. j. Lombard.
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Music
Recital at University

Mu Phi Epsilon and Phi Mu
Alpha. honorary music fraternitie. OF
tho university. will Rive a program
in the University Methodist church
Thursday evening, June 1.
The program has been arranged a.
follows.
CnysAie In A Mlnof Cesar frxnck
carl Paige Weed
Aris-''risurea Mes fsut" tfrorn IL
ni.s Aas riiisy
~Alf KsraHneis~ .......4s..,. olsHouns-
Nus4tan benae. H. j.. go NituaA4 kNfsaAas
afrink Quartet feerhsr keifrr. fifut
stelius FrNaris Mckay. sseona violin.
tsasiss beusoa. siois. IRIS CARLISLE.
eelln.
Cal apsnes % me rsys- f.alsi psnss
% ''Sarslssas'' 81. s...... nevis. Msfssl
teJ DE bogie Msn~ ..s.....s......
....4......... karoiips Wells fsas.sft
td) Misses ..t.s..4.s. sasrtfuds Wilson
womsn's Ensemhis. tnlssfssty %
Washiraton
Directed ~ ifvlax NJ Glsn
%, 70 a wasss flly~ -. nssnS-.ii
tsB ~Anasius4an Rsreuaas~. .ksupf
NJ, csofEe kiFehnsr
%, .-rss@s ara sssisslsas .rsasrs-.si
teJ ',tlnstrela'' ,.s.....s...4.... psbuay
afia. Hsisa rpErymsa
ave Maria" .....s.ssssssssu arh -douned
Miss Ada Tfllex. Ar. CsorEe kirehHsr
Tire tfrsm sampson sna Dsiliah'l -.
Kashsrins Petersen. eonraits
Cliffasd Sswasll. teaor
Dan MAcfsfians. baritone
ME. cisra March
Mia Eima Dick. aeeompsntsf
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BAKING in THE HOME

Housewives Seattle DO want 20 know how 70 make
delicious kind That 70
An kinds brcadyeas breads whoewhea breads asn bread
rolls7
Want bakernan that you are not wholly
his price too high you can ron your
own" doughY
true sam has Ills bulletin baking in
the bosne il Washington bureau has
tested recipes with full directions
FOR and have y for the asking IL
part III Of UNCLE COOKBOOK" Watch for ads for
other 10 follow The Star
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( washington Bureau. The Seattle Star.
J ls22 Washington u. c.
wish copy Of Uncle Sans eookbook"BAI<INo
I IN THE HoaE"--and ineose cents In postage
Name.
street
State
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Mrs. Van Ogle to Speak
at Fine Arts

Thursday morning at II o'clock at
the Fine Arts. under the auspices OF
tho Seattle Auxiliary 10 Cultural
Arts. Mrs. Louise Van Ogle will give
an illustrated talk on The Moscow
Art Theater and Its Initial Success
The Sea Gull" This will be the
last In the series OF 10 lectures the
auxiliary has given at the Fine Arts
galleries this spring.
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Tea WIZ Compliment
Miss Mdry De VeatUe

Miss Gwiadys and Mas Dorothy
Mills will compliment Miss Mary
Cecilia de Veuve, who. with her
mother. Mrs. James Hamilton de
Veuve, is leaving shortly for a sum.
mer in Europe. with a tea at the
Tennis club. Friday afternoon at 4
o'clock
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Recital at Cornish


Last evening the third program of
the eighth annual music and dance
festival presented by the students Of
the Cornish school was given 10 an
apprcclativc audience. Those ap.
pearing were Francis Williams,
Robert Huestls. Graham French,
Anna Louise Solbcrg. Margaret
Walker. Isabel Brook. Clarence
Hale. Mark Ssndstrom. Una Robin.
son. Margaret Hartshorn and Ernest
Jaskovsky.
Tonight at $40 joint recital will
be given by Edith Rogers. viollnist,
and John Hopper. pianist. Miss
Rogers Is from the class OF Francis
Armstrong and Mr.. Hopper from the
class Of Boyd Wells. Both are stu.
dents OF exceptional ability and tho
program that has been arranged will
present an excellent opportunity for
them 10 display their Interpretive
ability.
The following program is ar.
ranged for this evenings recital,
which ~ open 10 the public and viii
start promptly Mt $40.
Sonata. " Major .oyIer
Allegro con brio
Allegretto quasi andantino
Allegro motto vivacs
Violin soli---
slavonic Dance. Il Minor ...........
....s...s as.......s... Dvorak- krelsler
vieunese Popular Song INN. Krsisier
Aazurka, on. .znrzycki
Plano Soil
Isl. -, o. shadows" lps,my,.,
dragon ly'..............
Nocturpo, y Sharp .........l
scberzo, u Flat Minor....... Shopin
oeA' 40 "s'sssssss sfs.stss.s. HES
Moderate. Adnrio. 0ondolicra
PerDctuum mobile
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Pretty Tea Compliments
Bride-ELect

With her cousin. Miss Dorothy
Wrestling. as honor guest, Mrs.
Thomas NJ. Scruggs entertained with
charming tea at her home this
afternoon.
White hawthorne and the golden
blossoms Of Scotch broom. arranged
In a graceful basket, conferred the
tea table. where presiding were Mrs.
+. p. Wrestling. Mrs. Louise Van
ogIe. Mrs. Ralph Hawiey and Mrs.
Rowland Heathcote. OF Oakland, Cal.
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Leschi Heights women's Improve
ment Club

Leschi Heights womcn's Improve
meni club will hold an important
business meeting Friday afternoon a,
2 o'clock 81 tho home Of Mrs. Emil
Parker. i25 2sth ave. South. There
viii be an election OF officers Fun
attendance Is requested.
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Luncheon Planned for
Three Guests

Mrs. Alfred Battle IL entertaining
with luncheon at the Sunset club
Thursday afternoon. as a compliment
20 Mrs. George Allen. Mrs. James
Hamilton dc veuvo and Mrs. George
Purcell.
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Bridqe Tea ON Fridnu

Mrs. J. Grattan oBryan is enter
tanning with a bridge tea at her home
Friday afternoon, when six tables
will be In play. with additional guests
coming In for tea. Mrs. David Thorn
son and Miss Mabel Cox will preside
at the urns and Mrs. Richard w.
Condor will assist
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-31

NEW YORK. May all--Georgs
widmen. IS. won the frecklcs cham.
pionship ia contest with 5000 boys.
SO we'll had George employed his
time that when the judges looked
him over they quit counting and
awarded him the prize.
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Nine. Beebe to
Present Pupils

Mime. Marie wernli Bccba viii pre-.
sent children and adults In a compli-
mentary dramatic recital in Odd FEEL.
lows temple. 10th ave. and =. Pine.
on Friday evening at : o'clock.
The program follows:
II Trevatorsf's s...s........ .vssdi
sylvia Noppi
Pupil ~ Mile. tiouekssrt
riffs ToBosgnu slide" .4..s... Selected
Gertrude volehok
'rWind ard the Moon" CeerFs Mcdonald
Ellrat~th Sanders
-Airsandsr tho Great gaar diaioxuel =.
Mildred nrodn~r
Country Sketrh--rharacteFa Wiiiie. Ger
trude Nniehok. Susie. MarjOrie Rodgers,
'Sparhin' ".sssss.-.--.s+4.ss afleetsd
Alice Strong
bear story ............H Helen Harknsss
Margaret Dahiman
fa1 DO You Believe IN Fairies f"..s..
co. son. Are You Washed 2" Selected
Doris HeREe
cd when Ma wants soms,hinr Nsw
.....s.-..r. 800 issss Edgar Guest
90 Jimmy and Me".......,....ss Selected
Marjorie forsyth
A story entitled The Cat and the Parrot
Beatrice Togerson
Dawn" ..-ss.ss...@s.ss.... Currant
Ruth Havstad
The Lost word" .... .Hsnry Van Dyke
Ulita Togerson
Pig Tails ......4t.............s Selected
agnes Lrmcke
fs1 - Wart Ny Dream" .s.s... Selected
90 The Land Of aweet Surprise"
sssssssssss4ts afsfssssssssf selected
TAlia Engdsi
Tho Man In The SHADOW. ....... .chfd
Ruth Havatad
"opr country's Flaz"...........s Selected
Marjorie Rodgers
"i-iNtrh Croft ssss ..ts ssssas sbrierffd
Irene MAcCuarrie
''Homance" (from Concerto No. 49,.
.................... Wieuiawnky
Eric Koker
Pupil ~ rrof. John Alder, Ehaff~r
'-rhr Lady In Blue" Ga story taken from
iiteJ ..ssf~sts+ fs4ssssssrFss
Ethel Eoafer petsraan
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Mrs. Morit= TO
Entertain

Mrs r. +. Morstx viii be hostess
on Thursday afternoon at hor home.
entertaining with the seoond In a
series OF bridge teas. SIX tables will
play and for tho tea hour n number
OF guests have been invited.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-31

The board OF trustees Of the Fruit
and Flower Mission viii be enter.
'aincd by the Alki Point members OF
the board at the home OF Mrs. George
Adrian Smith. 500 West Spokane St,
Friday morning Mt 1890 O'Clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-31

Seattle Social club meets with Mrs
II. c. STUNT. con n esrd IT.. at ? .. m.
Mrs. Roberta Kitchener and Mrs Cora
Ray viii aNnisi the hostess. An East.
ern Stars Invited.
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS


The Ladies Of tho Golden North
VIII meet Friday, June ,. 9 p. m-. AT
is25is First ave.
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ST. Johns Ladies' guild wili meet
Thursday NJ p. m. al tho home Of
Mrs. 1. W. Rodgers. ssiS Belvldere
ave. Il. W.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-31

King Louis XIII Of France adopt.
ed a title containing "a letters. and
always chose the 18th OF the month
for taking any important step.
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Luncheon for House
Guest

Complimenting her sister. Mrs. J.
i. Gordon, OF Portland. who is her
house guest for a short time. Mrs.
Franklin NJ. Pease IL entertaining
with a luncheon OF twelve covers at
her home Friday afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-31

University Mothers club will en-
tertain former members and guest
with a musical az : %. m, al the
home OF AIRS. J. Charles Rathbun,
ass sist ave, y. T..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-31

Al least six women have MAD n.
regulations for themselves A. -
torians.
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For'sonThyxeae auxiliary No. ?.
y. :. W ". viii meet NJ the home
~ Mrs. Helen Hatch. 1903 18th ave.
". Thursday. June 1. Luncheon at
is O'Clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-31

Ninety per cent Of the foreign cor
respondencc clerks In British export
firms are foreigners.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-31

mick has publicly opposed the mar
rage.
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CLUBS FOR THURSDAY
King County IIoepltai Club


King County Hospital club viii
meet Thursday. June I az D. m,
with Miss y. ". Cole. G207 Kenwood
Place. business meeting.
Eiderhloom Club
Elderbloom club will meet In the
X. T.. halt Third and Virginia.
Thursday. juno az II a. m. Firing
lunch and one guest, Charter mem.
bern requested 70 be present.
Clara barton Tent
Daughters OF Veterans, Clara BAR
ton Tent. Will entertain at a luncheon
Thursday noon at the home OF Mrs.
Jennie Jeanup. sol sirt North. Take
u. Madison car No. IL.
Jefferson PIT. A.
The Jefferson PIT. A. will hold It's
last evening meeting this spring on
Thursday. June 1. at o'clock. The
discussion OF kinderRartenn and build.
inEa VIII be continued.
Civic and Improvement Club
The Seattle Civic and Improvement
club viii meet at the clubhouse
Thursday. juno l. at .. m. speaker.
Woman's Society. first Baptist
Church
The woman's Society of the First
baptist church will hold an all-day
meeting Thursday. juno /. In tho
church pariorn. Dr. J. v. Watson
win speak on '.The Denomination.
ftn Organization Or. william Me.
Kibhen will talk on "Antl.Sarcotie
work"
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WOMEN'S CLUBS
Alpha club

Alpha club viii observe ''Iiecinroei.
~ day at the home Of Mrs Caroline
y, Clark. t5os isth ave. N. H.. on
Thursday afternoon. June /.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-31
JOINER STOMACH
REMEDY

Can now be had at any drug store, or
sent direct for sl.00 and $500. by
Joyner Drug Co, Spokane. All good
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
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women q Ra,rnna Charler

The Women Of Havcnna Chapter.
U. -. o. y, s.. card party and dance
NJ University Masonic Temple. 41ss
University way. .. m. ftcfroah.
ments
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Mlasoula club meets Of the home Of
MIR. Harry y, Moore. 1916 18th ave.
Mrs. Ned Davis and Mrs. l.. reppard.
assisting hontesuen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-31

Minor Hospital Alumnse Aasocin,
ton viii hold a meeting Thursday
evening at o'clock In the Young
Women'n Christian Association.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-31
Michigan Aprae nIo-som club

MichiFan Apple Blossom club meets
In University Methodist church par.
iofH. East fsnd and Brooklyn. for
picnic lunch at 1890 o'clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-31
The Reason

Number Forty Ia a new idea In
medicine. and depends for It's action
on the natural reactions OF the body
Whenever an accident happens,
whether cold or n cut finger, etc,
the body reacts TO this. and eventual
~ overcomes u. II this does not
take place. every accident might
prove fatal.
In Number Forty" we give n mod
icine which in the crude drug would
be a stlmulant. but We give II In
such quantity and form that the
stimulating effect is negligible. the
reaction commences almost imme-
diatcly. and the person quicts down
and goes TO sleep.
Since this sleep Is not produced by
drug, but by the natural reaction
to the remedy. the sleep produced i@
natural. healthy and refreshing, and
there can be no danger OF habit"
Price soc and 400 at drug stores. or
sent on receipt Of price. or c. o. D. par
Gel post.
Humphrey Homeo. Medicine Co. iBs
william st, New York. Medical book free.
If,~ u,,x~,~I~~,
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It's Humphreys

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DR.. Humphreys Number Forty" In
duces Repose. and Natural. Re-
freshing Sleep. For Insomnia.
Sleepiessness. Wakefuiness. Rest
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The Seattle Civic and Inprovemep,
club viii meet at the clubhouse
Thursday. juno I. at .. m. speaker.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-31

The Robert =. Lee Chapter. DauTh.
tors OF the confedeacy. and the
John u. Gordon camp, confederate
veterans. viii meet AZ ~ o'clock. June
J. with Mrs. NJ. A. wilkins. 37oi
AK.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-31

Afr. and Mrs. Ross Downs are icav.
Ing Friday for a trip OF a few weeks
in California.
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" day at the homo OF Mrs. Caroline
y Clark. 45os ieth ave. N. H.. on
Thursday afternoon. June 1.
Robert n. Ire Chapter
Tho Robert y Lee Chapter. DauRh.
tors OF the Confedeacy. and the
John h. Gordon camp. confederate
veterans. viii meet AZ ~ o'clock, June
!. with Mrs. ~ A. wilkins. 37oi
Ana.
toe p.T. A.
The coe PIT. a. will meet June !
NJ .. IN. at the school. Reports Tor
tho delegates who attended the state
convention In Tacoma will be given.
Minor Hospital Association
Minor Hospital Aiumnse Aanocin,
ton will hold a meeting Thursday
evening at : o'clock In the Young
Women'n Christian Association.
Michigan Apfie blossom Club
hichiFan Apple Blossom club meets
In University Methodist church par
~ - tftFN fs'' aVh fffpphi1U. IoF
picnic lunch At 1890 o'clock.
Missouia Club
Nla~oula club meets nt the home Of
MR.. Harry - Moore, 1915 18th ave.
Mrs. Ned Davis and Mrs. /. reppard.
assisting hontensen.
University Moth~r~' Club
University Mothers club will en-.
terrain former membern and guests
with a musical az .. m, al the
home OF Mrs J. Charles Rathbun,
ass sint ave. y. =.
Seattle Social Club
Seattle Social club meets with Mrs
II. c. STUNT. con n. esrd st.. at IN. m.
Mrs. Roberta Kitchener and Mrs Cora
Ray will arniat the hostess. An East.
ern Stars Invited.
Women Of Ravcnns Chapter
The Women Of Ttavcnna chapfar
U. d. o. y. g.. card party and dance.
NJ University Masonic Temple. 41as
University way. .. m. Refreah.
mcnts
! forison u gescn Auxiliary.
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'4.Wolnen]
eeal upon
{ knowled
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-31

Mr.. Edward Morgan Mills r..
turned today from short business
trip TO San Francisco.
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Mr.. and Afrs. Jacob Kaufman arc
entertaining as their house guest Mr..
Kaufmann's brother. Mr.. william
Kaufman. Of san Francisco.
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King County Hospital club viii
meet Thursday. June I. AZ y. m,
with Miss n, ". Cole. 6207 kenwood
Place. business meeting.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-03-04

wANTED-Two or three solicitors
who can produce results both In and
out; don't apply vrless you have han
experience: SEQ Gfiil II. Fuller. Chief
tain office. 300 this morning.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-03-04

FIVE rooms. sleeping porch. un-
furnished apartment: hos water ana
heat furnished located at 2l7 West
Eleventh. Newton Lumber Co. Phone
les.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-03-04
FOR RENT
UNFINISHED ROOMS

ROOMS for office or living rooms
steam heat. Labor Temple; ask elcva.
tor man or engineer from l. noon to
y. NJ.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-03-04

LET us find you a buyer for your
car: used car clearing dept, Motor
Sales Co., SIS N. Main.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-03-04

Lost article. may be recovered
thru a Chieftain wantad. Phone
1855.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-03-04

WANTED-A competent white girl
for general houscwork. III w. 1lth
St.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-03-04
WANTED-LIvE STOCK

WANTED-One good Jersey COW
Phone 3422-J3.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-03-04

EXPERtENCED lady booksccpcr
ard stcuosraphcF: apply In own hand
writing: give age. single or married
and amount of falary wan,cd; Puo-
bio Speciality Housc; address P-.5'
Chlcftain.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-03-04

Sealed proposals will be received hv
the Colorado Board OF Corrections al
tho Colorado State Hospital, Pueblo,
Colorado, until I y. m. March 1s. 1877,
for the following supplies. more o(
less, to be furnished during the period
of three months. ending June IL. 1922
delivered on tho hospital grounds, al
such times and in such Quantities ~
called for during tho period. all cost
of delivery prepaid. to-~it:
GROCERIES
MEATS
TOBACCO =
FLOUR
FEED
CLOTHING
DRY GOODS
DRUGS
Each propose, must be signed by ths
individual or firm making It, and be
accompanied by = Euarantss. signed
by at least two responsible parties
that the bidder shall. within ten Uo)
days. after being called upon. furnish
promptly tho articles awarded him 10
bn furnished. and upon failure to do
go, forfeit and pay to the State Of
Colorado. a sum double the amount
awarded In dollars.
SAMPLES OF MERCHANDISE
POSITIVELY MUST ACCOMPANY
BIDS, oTHERw1SE BID WILL Nor
RE ACCEPTED.
prpsf POSITIVELY MUST RE
MADE on THE SHEET FURNI8H-
ED. OTHERWISE BIDS WILL NOT
BE CONSIDERED.
Tho board reserves the right to re-
icrt amy and all bids, II deemed ia
the interest of tho State to do -.
Payment will be made monthly by
the Colorado State Hospital Vouchers
All bids for supplies must bs ad-
dressed to tho Colorado Board OF Cor
rectiops, Colorado state Hospital, P,i-
eblo, Colorado, and must be endorsed
Proposals for Maintenance
Pueblo, Colorado, February IL. 1872
COLORADO BOARD OF CORREC.
T1oNS,
FRANK s. HOA0. SECRETARY.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-03-04

WOMAN with som. experience IN
bookkeeping and insurance, reason :
able salary. chances for advancement.
Address. N-Chieftain.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-03-04

WANTED-Competc white wom-
an for gen. house work. 1901 Court.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-03-04

FOR RENT-7 unfurnishod rooms
with pantry. gas range. lights and
phonc. 70a Eeulah. Phone cosI-M.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-07

didates for Maine and East Maine
Training Camp, Lake Cobbossee
Contcc.
Sent 12-14-I7ire Marshals' Associa-
ton Of North America. Portland.
Sept 12-15-15th annual convention
Atlantic Deeper Waterways Assn
Portland.
Sept. 13-l5-The SD annual meeting
Maine Pharmaceutical Association.
Ear Harbor.
Sept. 16-State Conference-C Convention,
Postmasters and other postal en-
ployes. Portland.
Sept. 20-22-ran meeting OF Maine
Foxcrnft.
Sept. 20-22-Annual State convention
Maine w. c. T. l., North Berwick.
Sept 25-27-Naine Unlvcrsalist state
convention, Auburn. Me.
Oct. 5-6-Maine Press Association, Au-
Oct. 5-6-7-Mainc Music Festival. Ban
gor.
Oct 9-lo-1l-Maine Music Festival at
Portland.
Oct. 17-19-53d annual convention State
S. S. Assn. Augusta.
Oct. 2G-27-Maine TeSchers' Associa-
Nov. Decentralization of Maine farm
crops, Maine Pom"loGjc1l Society,
Maine Seed Improvement Asso'n,
and Maine Dairymen's Asso'n., at
City Hall Lewiston.
Dec. l2-Maine state Grange. 1922
session Bangor