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Bisbee daily review., 1922-06-11
Repres entatives to
 c. o. Congress Will Be Elected June Both

Elections of representatives to the Copper Queen congress will be held Friday, June 30. One representative will be elected from each of the fol- lowing divisions; Sacramento, South west, Lowell and c. & C., Miscellan. eous Surface Mexicans, Clerical De- partment and Medical Department. The terms of Sam Verran, P. M. Byer- ly, Carl Carlson, Robert Mccartney, J. F. Berryhill, Estevan Galindo and E. B. Bright expire on June 30 and it is to fill these vacancies that the election is being held.
 The method of securing nominations is as follows:
 A ballot box will be placed at each division; nomination blanks may be secured from the timekeeper; nCmina- tions must be signed by three employ ees of the division. Nominations close June 16, 1922.
 To be eligible as candidate an en- ployee must be at least 21 years of age, citizen of the United States, able to speak the English language, and must have been in the employ of the Company for at least twelve months immediately proceeding his election.
 The nominations aud the votes cast will be canvassed by the House Elec- tion Committee. The election will be conducted by two employees of each division in which and election is held. These employees will be appointed at a later date by the Election Committee
 The names of ineligible nominees or those whose nomination blanks are improperly signed, will not appear on the ballot.
 Five Senators will also be selected at the same time, the terms of J. N. Osler, L. J. Larsen, R. F. Green. O. G. Wager and Dr. c H Hunt expiring at that time
 It will be necessary to elect Sena- tors in the following divisions. One Senator to be elected by and from among the Shift Bosses of the Sacra- mento, or Division 7 One Senator to be elected by and from among the Shift Bosses of the Lowell or Division 6, and the C. & c. One Senator to be elected by and from among the Depart ment Heads fthe Engineering and Metallurgical Staff. One Senator to be elected by and from among the Depart Heads of Miscellaneous Surface De partments. One Senator to be elected by and from among the physicians and surgeons of the Medical Departments
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-10
Autumn Bazaar

For the benefit Of tho orthopedic
hospital. Interiaken sulld Is planning
big autumn bazaar ut tho Hotel
Washington for November :. Com.
mlttecs are being formed and elabo.
rate arrangements are going forward
TO make this affair one OF the events
OF the fan season. the proceeds from
which will help 60 hring comfort 90
the small people confined in tho hos.
pltaL
Two committees have already been
formed The arts and crafts commit.
tee, with Mrs. clyde e. Tenny as
chairman and Mrs. W q. parrahm.
vice chairman. has the following
members Mrs George N. Beilman,
Mrs. G. u. Hagyard. Mrs. Frank
Riners. Mrs. Lester Davis, Mrs
Frank Dearborn. Mrs Edwin r. Mcr
rift and Mrs, !. ]. Merrier.
The apron committee Is composed
OF Mrs. {. c. Mortruie chairman
Mrs. A. T.. Calhoun. Mrs. @. r. Nor
trude. Mrs. Carey A. Beebe. Mrs. A.
III. Wells. Mrs. Webster Harrison,
Mrs. O. NJ. Freeman. Mrs. Y. A
Douglas. Mrs n. A. blackwell. Mrs
~. NJ. Castor. IL. Mrs. W. W. stnls
ner. Mrs sarah ravior. Mrs NJ. III
Jones and Mrs. r. 4, woodmRn.
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Mrs. Masters Gires
Delightfnl Tea

This afternoon. az her home. Mrs.
T. $. Masters gave charming tea
60 compliment Mrs. T. j. Brown.
wife Of Mayor Brown. Mrs. William
Sherman Walker. Mrs. W. H. Oliver
and Mrs. II. T. Bredes.
Autumn shades prevailed In the
decorations, the living room and hall
we're a bower OF russell and golden
brown dahiias, and the dining room
was in orange and yellow tones. An
artistic black vase filed with bril-.
liant xinnias conferred the table. and
yellow candles with shades In the
same color were in black holders.
Mrs. A. j. Trumbull. Mrs. T. A.
Parrish. Mrs. G. II. Appleton and
Mrs. Howard Hanson presided af.the
urns
Assisting about the rooms were
AIRS. c. W. Chandler. Mrs. Aiae Lose.
kamp. Mrs. .. II. Daeg. Mrs. Clara
Swan short. Mrs. Caroline Clark.
Mrs. f. c. Ewes. Mrs. NJ. a. Weed.
Mrs. O. q. Wilson. Mrs. c. n. Raasch.
Mrs. J. L. Greenweii. Mrs. r. w.
Rhodes. Mrs d. W. McNaurhton
and Mrs w. $. Riggs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-10
Seattle
Society
Miss S,cezea a Much
Fetcd Bride-Elect, En-
fcrtdins With Smart
Tsd.

MANY affairs are arranged to
lNl compliment Miss Nernita Swe'
xea. whose marriage 20 MIR. Morris
i.nndaulst win be solemnlaed az 81.
I.uke'a pro.cathcdral In Tacoma. On
October IS.
Today Mrs. ]. W. Macintosh was
hostess at an. Informal tea al her
home after 4 o'clock. when Miss
Jean Macintosh and Miss Virginia
jackson assisted. This evening AIR.
and Mrs. Charles Field are enter
tanning with small dinner for Miss
Swexea and her fiance. Thursday
Mrs. John r. Corners bridge tea,
Friday Mrs. Stevenson Smith viii
entertain about 100 guests at tea
and Friday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
/. A. De cou viii be hosts 10 sixty
couples at dancing party.
SATURDAY afternoon Is Mrs. Gii-
bert Butterworth's tea. and in the
evenlng Mr.. and Mrs. William Cot.
BY will have dinner at their
home: Mrs. l. Y. Mackintosh's tea
viii take place Monday afternoon
from ; 10 o'clock at her home IN
I.anrelhurat; "Wednesday. October
IS. Is Miss Gladys Epperson's tea.
and the same day Miss Mildred and
Miss Gertrude Lewis viii have a
luncheon OF ~ covers at their
home.
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Music
Matzenauer Superb
Artist

An auspicioua opening Of seattle's
music season was tho concert given
laht evening ~ the Metropolitan the.
alter by Margaret Matzenaucr. who
Is recognized a. the greatest con.
traito OF the age Not only n Mine.
Matzenauer endowed with a wonder
voice. but her Interpretations ara
given with fine artistic effect,
Mime. MaiHenauer IL "a singer OF
the first magnitude. Her musician
ship and understanding arc un'
equaled. Her voice. ~ marvellous
texture and richness. ~ one OF great
depth and color. Her numbers. vary.
ing from operate ariaA To those OF
a lighter vein. were all sung with
full appreciation. Her tones. OF the
utmost clarity. contain wonderful,
bell.llke quality and are rich and OF
Exceptional volume,
Matzcnauer IL considered supreme
among contraitos Combined with
her marvellous voice Il n keen sense
OF dramatic ability which gives her
wonderful power 81 interpreting
any song Her glorious voice and
charming personality combined made
her appearance rare treat from
a musical na well as artistic stand
point.
Her opening number was 20 don
fatale. from Don Carlos. by Verdi
which was sung with fun apprecin'
ton. "sapphic Ode" by Brahms
"Eriklng.r which gave the singer an
exceptional opportunity 90 display
her dramatic ahility. ana Thou Ar
My Peace" both by Schubert. and
"-ri- Spring" by Wolf. followed
Four French songs comprised ths
next group. "Piainte d'AFinne." ~
coquard. I'm PEASANT par IA Tor
rain~," an old French song. snd
"celi@ que e prefers" ana "chanson
Norvcgicnnc.~ by Fourdraln iisI
/ program closed with ''ifouing. BY
Del Riego. Ronalds ''rh. Moon al
the Fun" and "crepusculo cefiro-
and la Paloma." arranged BY La
Force
Each number wH- greeted with
prolonged applause and IN response
aiAtzenausr Fraeiouaiy responded
with several eucorcn. tiy the waters
~ MInuesorka THE Rosary.
when IN. Roses Bloom" and. for
tho last. ''Afy Heart ~ Thy Sweet
Voice from Samson and Delilah,
which was surefbiy given.
A. an added feature Mr.. Oeorrs
vaun.. who was a most able accom-
panist for Mime. Matrensuer. gave
three delightful piano numbers. 'rre
Jude by schytse. ''Leuio.~ by Cyril
Scott. and Mnrpoweii'n -roionnise.
The concert last evening wan tbs
first % the Rsaui. Artists series 70
b. given this winter under she man
agemrn' ~ Katharine Rice. The
next concert VIII b on January 10,
when Misrha f.iman. Russian violin
~. will be heard IN recital
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Personal

Afr. ana Mrs. Charles r. wills re-
turned Friday from a months Visit
Ia Washington. =. G.. and New York
Mrs. Hal II. williams. OF Lumni
island, spent last week ns the guest
Of Mr.. and Airs. George I. Myers.
Mr. and Mrs. Elliott Dean Har-
fington Catherine nuflerl are receiv.
ing messages 81 congratuinlion upon
%. birth OF a son. Dean Butler. 90
tober ., IN Schenectady. y. y.
Mrs. Livingston ~. s,edmsn viii
leave October 10 for her former home
NJ Aberdeen. Miss. 10 visit. relatives
for two months.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Gicn c. I'm ufeisn
'Cllroyi are receiving congratulations
on the birth OF daughter october
At tho swedish hospital
AFR. and Mrs. Frederick 7. Fischer
have come In from THAR summer
placs at Wing Point and have taken
apartments at the Hotel Sorrento
for the winter.
Mr.. and Mra. clyde Hadlsy spent
the weekend In Olympia as the
guests % ar. ana Mrs. John Pierce.
Mrs Omar J Humphrey IS spend
ing n few weeks IN san Francisco.
Mas Jean Fox and Miss Helen
Go.tz ara visiting Miss Clara iir7lhn
a, Toppsnlsh for a few days.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Floyd Frns, niarcin
nsrrwrl OF Cold isar viii spend the
coming weeks with AFR. ana Mrs
fsoas Downs.
Afr. rarweii Putnam lilly wen' 20
Victoria. u. G.. Sunday 20 Join Mrs
Tiny. who has i~en spending a week
there. They returned today
Mr.. and Mrs Carl n. williams %
1901 10th ave. n. ar. receiving con.
grafulntions upon the birth 90 a
daughter. ocsehsr s,
Or. Anna Weld and her mother.
Mrs. Weld. Of Rockford. IN. who
have been Visiting Dr. Minnie Bur.
don. left Monday for California. on
their way home. Last Saturday they
were tho guests Of DR. Mabel Ees@
grave. who motored with them 20 the
ruynilup fair.
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The Best Cough Syrup
is Homemade.
u>ve's an e~~y way "a save ". .na
yet have the b~~< souxh rssn~dy
ygu ever trts<i.
octooo0of0oocfoDooc

You've probably heard Of this vel.
known plan Of making cough syr1s
Of home But have you ever us1
~ Thousands of families. the wor1
over, feel that they could hardly Ken
house without 10. IT, simple ana
cheap, but the way 10 takes hold Of 4
cough VIII soon earn II a permanent
place in your home.
Into q pint bottle, pour 2i5 ouness
OF Pinex; then add plain granulatei
sugar syrup 10 hil ~ the pint. on.
II desired. use clarified molsssss.
honey, or corn syrup, Instead Of sugar
syrup. Either way. II tastes good.
never spoils. and gives you a fulf pint
Of better cough remedy than YOU
could buy readY-msde for three times
it, cost.
II 10 really wonderful how quickly
this home made remedy eonquers q
eongh--nsuallY In ~ hours or iess
u SCENE 10 penetrate through every
air passage. loosen. dry, hosrss or
tight cough. lifts the phlezm, heals
the membranes, and gives almost i'm.
mediate relief Splendid for throat
tickle, boarseness. Group, bronchitis
and bronchial asthma.
Pinex j highly concentrated com
pound Of genuine Norway pine en-
tract. and has been used for genen-
tons Tor throat and chest ailments.
To avoid disappointment AJAX yonr
druggist for s2X ounces Of Piner"
with directions, and don't accept any
thing else. Guaranteed 10 give abso-
lutte satisfaction or money refunded.
The Piaex Co, IT. Wayne. Ind.
aNm..s.... -
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Miss Goicrdn WW
Mnrrn October II

: The marriage OF Miss Dawn Cow.
ran. daughter OF Mrs nelhe Gowran.
20 Air. Howard A. Hccht. will take
place Saturday evening. October ~.
~ O'Clock. Tho ceremony VIII he
performed by Rev. W. r. sawhiil,
az the home Of the brides aunt. Mrs.
Charles a. Thorndike. stti Federal
ave.
Miss Cowran win Re attended by
Mrs. Marjorie Mefl Renfroe as
natron Of honor. and Miss Eleanor
cathcart will he the maid OF honor.
Little Jean Hudson. daughter % Sir.
and Mrs, VIII y. Hudson. viii 10 the
flower Eirl.
Miss Gowran = graduate % the
University 81 Washington and n
member OF Alpha Delta ri sorority.
Mr.. Hecht attended tho same insutu.
ton
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Junior Jinr Dance
Friddu

The fall activities Of the Junior
members OF the Seattle Yacht club
will be opened with the Junior Jlnx
dance Friday evening. October ~. at
the clubhouse. The committee has
arranged many novelties and special
hooioo features for the supper hour.
and the music II to be the best OBJ
tsinable. The proceeds will be used
TO finance the organization for the
coming year.
Call Allan Lstimer at tho Dexter
Horton National bank for tickets
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-10

The Patrons Association OF fhn
University Of Washington VIII hold
ita first meeting OF the year Wednes-
dav evening. oct. If. az o'clock. In
Meany hall. on the campus.
Dr. Henry suxznilo VIII be tho
principal speaker and viii answer
questions or discuss any subject that
tho patrons desire. Genernl round
table discussion. Election Of officers.
Fperinl music
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|Interloken Guild
lat Tea Shop

Mrs. Boyd Goebei vii be hostess
for Tntrrlaken guild AZ the ortho-
psdic Tea shop wednesday assisted
by Mr-. A. w. Psrrahm. Mrs. J. y.
Wilson. Mrs. Ray Ling. Mrs. J. a.
MiIiias. Mrs. c. C. Tenny. Mrs T.
sather. Mrs Harry Hailiwsll. Mrs.
r. W. crinnsli and Mrs. o. A. 10
hansen.
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Household administration depart.
mcnt o. the WomRu's Century club
will meet Wednesday. October IL. %
1910 O'Clock. for luncheon. at tho
homo of Mrs. Henry f.ander. 4sii
18th ave. n. =. The program will
consist Of EARLY History % Family
Life" BY Mrs. g. r.. Rsnsberg.
'srhs cultural Value % Homework. {"
by Nrs. O, n. Hutchinson.
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The Stevens PIT. A. viii meet
Monday. Oct. 10. At AIS .. m. De
Harlan c. Hines. professor n ednca'
ton At the University 81 NsshinE
ton. win talk on Measuring the In
,elllr-ncs Of School chiidren," Music
BY tho pupn. Of tho school. short
bushes. meeting.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-10
Army nnd Nayy Wornen

The Association Of Army ana Navy
Women viii meet for the FIRST TINS
this autumn AZ the Hotel Washing
ton. wednesday. October II. Lunch
con viii DO served At 1 o'clock. fol-
lowed by AN afternoon OF bridge.
Make reservations Immediately with
Mrs. Edward schulz. Kcnwood 1873
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-10

vlmy Ridge Chapter. Daughters
~ tho British Empire. will meet NJ
tho residences OF Mrs. A. y. Patrick.
1881 sist ave. ~ "Wednesday after.
noon. Oct. II. a, i:so o'clock. All
members are requested 20 be present
az business Of Importance .. 20 be dis
cussad
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First Hill Guild
Plans BridQe Tea

The First Hill Guild OF the ortho-
redic hospital are arranging a bridge
tea to be given at the Hotel Sorrento
Thursday afternoon. October 20. at
o'clock. Tickets may b. obtained
from Mrs Frederick T. Fischer at
the Sorrento.
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limitations Issued for
Miss PolrelPs Weddiuo

Mr.. and Mrs. John II. Powell
have issued invitations for the mar.
rage OF their daughter. Janet Eliza
beth. TO Mr.. Neal Tourtciotte. IN
Trinity church. Thursday evening
October 20. AT $40 O'clock
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Central MI.,lon Study Club

The Central Mission Study club Of
the y. W. C. A. viii meet Friday.
October 10. at 10 o'clock in the BlbIs
room Of the association. Textbook.
The Trend OF the Races while The
subject for discussion Is Sixty yesn
OF Progrssa- New members wsi-
come.
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Hallope'en Epening

The sunset club WITH entertain with
a Halloween evening. tho diversions
20 he dancing and earis. on wednes.
day. October Is
Mrs. Fred IT. Baxter and Mrs,
Rol~rt l.. Greer will he the host
es-es.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-10

Fs'rvfew PIT. A. win conduct q
mixer NJ IN. school building Thurs.
day. October II. a; p. m Mr.. II II.
Vivian. community song leader. win
be the soiolss. and viii also lead the
community singing. There viii be
games and refreshments during the
social hour. An urged TO como and
get acquainted.
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John y. Miller W. n. c.

The John w. Miller W u. G. sew.
ing circle viii meet "wednesday, oe.
tober ~. with Mrs Abbie Bradley,
44ii 4s,h ave r. W. % 10 a. m.
Members urged 20 attend.
Tho corps will give n luncheon md
card party NJ the home ~ Mrs. Car.
RE campbsii. 4f7 Federal ave. on
Friday. October 20.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-10

Robert Morris chapter. o. y. s.,
win meet "wednesday. October n. az
tho Masonic temple. Harvard ave.
and Pine at.. at .. M work ex.
emplifled.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-10
ADDITIONAL cLuBs
I.Unson FrancaIs

L'union Francois viii NEE, satur.
day. October ~. at y. m. ~ tho
Y. W. c. A. club room. The presi.
dent. Monster Marcel DAILY. Will
speak on Tho Turkish Question. =
All who arc interested are invited 10
attend
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sunnydsIe Pre-. Medic Circle

The Buunydnie Pre- Medic circle
viii meet Wednesday. October ~. 81
$50 D. m. Miss Templeion. of Sent.
tie. teacher 81 the deaf and dumb,
Will give talk on her work and
demonstration by some Of her pupils.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-10
Tuesday Bridge
Luncheon Club

The first nesting this fall % the
Tuesday Bridge Luncheon club was
held this afternoon With Mrs. Dana
Brown ms hostess Covers were
placed for eight
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Anxnr. CRITIC Club p.nen

The Angora Gro,io club viii enter.
tain with a dance az the Masonic
temple. Pine and Harvard. on Fri.
day evening. Oct. ~. This !. the
first dance % tho sixth annual series
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Informal Tea for
R1jde-EIerf

Conpiimsnfing Miss Eleanor Kce,.
ter. who Is TO be married October 10.
Mrs. Philip g. Kinxer win entertain
with an informal tea at her home.
after Z O'Clock. on Thursday after.
noon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-10

The ssd semiannuai meeting Of
Rebskah lodge. No. 1. I, o. O. w.. VIII
10 held wednesday. October II. AZ
Dudlsy'a hall. South Park. al 10 A.
m. South Park nebeknh lodge. No.
col. VIII act as hostess. Dlstric,
Chairman Mary X. Holmes win pre-.
aide
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-10

Tire Mothers club a. Sigma Alpha
Epsilon fraternity will meet NJ tho
chapter house. tsos University blvd.
Thursday. Oct. Il. at : y. m. A. this
&. tn. first meeting Of the year a
large attendance 4. desired
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WOMEN'S CLUBS


west woodland PIT A. win meet
IN the school auditorium. WedneS'
day. October II. ~ ESQ =. m MISS
Nellie Goodhue VIII DO the speaker
Refreshments.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-10

Tho Seattle League Of Women
Voters viii meet at the Y. W. c. A. at
noon wednesday. October II. Refer.
endum and initiative measures com
inR % at the fail election viii be dis.
ctiased.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-10

Ballard iIigh School Alumni asso-
citation viii meet In the music room
az tho school. "wednesday. October
~. az 4 .. M. Election % officers.
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The North Queen Anne PIT. A.
will meet "wednesday. October II. a,
the school st .. m. a musical pro
gram will be- given by the children
and Mr.. Walter W. Davis. Of the city
physical educational department. will
speak on Health" Parents urged
10 attend.
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Auxiliary TO Typographical Union
Card Party

The ladies' Auxiliary 10 the Typo.
graphical Union will entertain with
card party IN Wings cafeteria.
wednesday evening. October II. The
party will celebrate the f0th amt
versary Of the Seattle Union.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-10

The annual state dinner OF the
First Presbyterian church will he
given by the Pastors Aid society on
wednesday, October II. In the large
dlningroom Of the church. at Gao
=. m. Each taiis viii Represent
state or different nation. For reser.
vations call Main si77 or Ksnwood
tszb. by Wednesday noon.
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Bridge Luncheon

Mrs Harry O.. Trernaine y enter.
talninE with a luncheon 81 - covers
NJ her home Wednesday. followed by
an afternoon at bridge.
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Wee, Seattle W. G. r. y. viii meet
with Mrs. W. u. Scott. corner Of
Alaska IT. and California ave. Wed.
nesiay. oct. II. ~ D. m. Members
are asked 20 DO prompt Visitors
welcome
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70 . quick. easy. sure and painless
End Never again can IL pain YOU
soon you are hoiding IN your finger.
tts ~.sfff~ renAinF--a single piece OF
dad. ahrivelsd sktr that you throw
away--forevsr. HARD eoTns. soft
eorns. any corn
coats but q frsfie-.nf guaran-
teed. Try ~ y. Lawrence a Co.
Mfr. Chicago.
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|Entertdins Bridge
LUNCHEON Club

Mrs. Peter J. Andras entertained
the members OF her bridge luncheon
club, twelve In Number. AZ her home
this afternoon.
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Nina NJ. Fr1e Tent. 40. ~. Dsugh.
fers Of Veterans. VIII have card
party in Veterans hall. armory. Wed.
nssday evening. Oct. II. at s o'clock.
All welcome Refreshments.
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John Muir PIT. A. viii NEE,
wednesday. october Il. AZ $40. safe.
- demonstration by pupils. talk BY
Miss Jessie Msrrick. physical train.
Ing director. Subject. Safety
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CLUBS FOR WEDNESDAY


IfHfIfN NFNFfFE NF'FT
Mrs. Rose Trempsr. assisted by
Mrs. NJ. Grossman VIII entertain the
l.ad~s OF the a. A. H. Sewing club
at Mrs. Trempere home. e7t7 Hyca'
more st.. Wednesday. October H.
Luncheon a. noon. Take rhinney
car, No. a. Get off nj 10th ~. I'm
pofiAnt business ia 10 come before
the club.
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Royal NeIrhborr. District No. 5

Royal Seighbors Of District 40. 9
will hold their tenth annual eonven.
lion ~ Masonic Temple. Green Lake.
Wednesday afternoon At o'clock.
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The Lorraine Social club win give
a card party NJ the Masonic Temple
Wednesday afternoon. Oct. II. AT ?
=. m.
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Ladies' Gfo'io club viii meet az
the Forestry building on the unlyer.
sity Of Washington campus wednes-
day afternoon. Oct. II. a. 2.s0 O'Clock.
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Green Lake W. c. r. y. will meet
for nm aii-day session Wednesday.
October II. with Airs. irene Hawley.
elis I.aton. ave.
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INDIGESTION II!
UPSET STOMACH,
GAS, GAS, GAS
Chew a few Pleasant Tablet
Instant Stomach Relief

Instant relief from sourness. Eases
or acidify OF stomach: from indlgee
ton. fiatulence. pnipltation. headAcks
or any stomach distress.
Tho moment you chew . fsv
'Tape's D.apepsln. tablets YOU
stomach feels fine
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