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Plan Bridqe Luncheon

With covers placed for thirty
guests. Miss Maud White and her
sister. Mrs. Harry J. Allen. are en-.
PERTAINING at luncheon followed by
bridge. Thursday afternoon at Miss
Whites home, 1924 Thirty-fourth
avenue.
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Bridge for Miss
LuTline BrO1cu

For the pleasure OF Miss Lurilnc
Brown. whose engagement was an.
nounced last week. Miss Virginia
Jefferson is entertaining with
bridge tea wednesday. November =.
at her homo across Lake Washing.
|f0n
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Varsity Ball
December 2

At recent meeting Of the stu
dent affairs committee at tho Uni
vcrslty of Washington, plans were
made for the Varsity Ball. and Sat.
urday evening. December 2. was
named as the date for the affair.
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University Guild

Mrs. A. II. Wiseman will be host.
ess for the University guild Wednes.
day nj the orthopedic Ten Shop. AS.
sisting viii be Mrs. Fred Armstrong.
Mrs. Howard Hanson. Mrs John Car
roll. Mrs. q. O. Gincver. Mrs. S. A..
Standard, Mrs. Smith. Mrs. G. Win.
tormutc. Mrs. Martin =. Foster, Mrs.
". 4. Zimmerman and Mrs. Eugene
Boil
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Mrs. Mills Gives
Informal Luncheon

Mrs. Edward Morgan Mills enter.
tanned a group Of friends at an in
formal luncheon at the Hotel Wash.
ington yesterday, prior TO her dc.
parture with Mr.. Mills for their
home In San Francisco.
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This L0xatiUe Works
Fine on Old PeOpLe
ANY FAMILY MAT TRY IT FREE

Thoussnds N parents are a.lf,s
Oi<mssir.s. Uhs,e can ! Gad fsns}.
uer1.r iazafif< 0iaf aGroas u ~
famtiY eaa af> nAsn e9akftp1f>a>'
ngg> lon 10 m Syrgp pspsln.
! frhH gladly protide flberol ~
safHple hill. su0ieienf Jar an ad>g,Aafs
fesf. Wfi< me sst>rs H. send 4.
Hddress Ir. W. n. Coid,xeH. BIS
Bash snoton 81. Moafio,iio. Iilinols.
DO II nos1f
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Steamer Brings in
Record Hemp Cargo

Bringing the biggest cargo Of
hemp received since the war--s,ooo
bales-she freighter q. 8. Hanlcy
was dlscharging a capacity cargo
Of Philippine island products Tues.
day. During the war $1,000 600
worth Of hemp was shipped thru
Seattle annually.
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Informal Luncheon
for Mrs. Ward

To compliment Mrs. Charles Ward.
the house guest Of Miss Doris Mitch
ell. Mrs. Hariand Maris will entertain
with an informal luncheon at Fred
erick & Nelson's tea room Friday.
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Green Iai,s ~. G. 7. u.

Green Lake w. c. \. u. viii meet
wednesday. Nov. 1, al ? ?. m. az
the homo OF Mrs. u. Il. Mcdonald.
ss0a 10th ave. ~ u.
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Buffet Supper

Mrs. II. X Owens entertained
with buffet supper Sunday even.
ing IN her apartment at the VIII
lard, as birthday compliment 10
her son, Mr.. Theodore Owens.
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=. w. bailey. negative. VIII be one
Of the features OF the program
Miss Adele phinncy. Juvenile ilbar.
ian. will give "a talk on "chiicrenis
Books. piano solo. by Miss Billie
Rood. A short business session will
be followed by social hour.
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Daughters Of Pioneers. prior 20
1870. will hold their regular monthly
meeting al tho homo OF Mrs. Theo-
dore Hailer. James II, and Minor ave.
Wednesday. Nov. 1, at p. m. Short
talks will be given on tho lives OF
four prominent pioneerH--the late
Col. Granville G. Haller. Gen. y. J,
Mckinney. Mr. Thomas NJ. Reed.
also Judre Thomas ". Reed. resi-
dent Of Nome. Alaska.
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womsn's Century Club

Tho child study department 81 the
woman's Century club will meet on
Wednesday. November !. at : p. m.
with Mrs. John Byron Harris. isis
asth ave. ~. u. Or. curtiss +. WI.
liamr. Of the department Of educa-
tion a, tho University Of Washing
ton. win give an address.
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Seattle
Society
Miss Nellie Felger Plans
Bridge Tea at Sunset
Club. Arrange Large
BRIDGE Luncheon.

HoNoRfNG Miss Gloria Frink.
Ii Just homo from two years
abroad. and Miss Harriet Baxter.
whose engagement to Mr.. Evan :.
Mccord. jr.. was recently announced.
Miss Nellie Fciger II entertaining
with a bridge tea az the Sunset club
on Tuesday afternoon. November i.
Ten tables viii be In play. with
additional guests at the tea hour.
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Ldrqe BRIDGE Luncheon

On Wednesday afternoon. Novem.
her .. Mrs. A. T. I. Williamson IA
entertaining with a luncheon OF 20
covers at her home. 2i.i Thirty.
first Ave. s.
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Honored ON Eightich
Birthddu

In recognition OF tho eighucth
birthday OF her father. Mr.. J. X.
Shuc. Mrs. Edith Stcva entertained
n group OF his Grand Army com.
rades at her home. 1919 Second ave.
w, last evening.
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Mrs. Macy to Entertain
Mothers Club
lat Tea ShoD

Mrs. Macy Nicholson will entertain
the members OF Alpha Phi sorority
Mothers club at her home Friday
afternoon. November ., 20 sew for
the bazaar the club and alumnae are
giving at the Hotel Washington De
ccmber .. the proceeds 20 go TO tho
endowment fund.
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS
West woodland Community Party

West Woodland district will have a
community party. at the school
Tuesday evening. Oct. 81. st p. m.
such keen interest has been mani
tested In the affair thnt two large
rooms. in addition 20 tho auditorium.
have been reserved. Booths for can
dy. fortune telling. fish pond. ice
cream and games win be arranged In
other rooms. Following In tho pro-
gram.
Song. This Goblin Msn"....ry Ghosts
Reading. Hos Halloween Came 90
De-" ....s...........Ei Elias Manchester
- parky'r Halloween. .L~uora Gamble
Recitation. Group Of Third Grade Pupils
Groups Of Songs. Fourth Grade Pupils
"MsnmY's birthday orr. Laura frsnsr
Little orphan Annie" ................
................... Lawrence Richards
Roug. Eight sprowniss''
MY Paw said TO" 1850. Elaine Dicksrson
when the Little BOY Ran Away.
.....s....ss....ssss. sHefcn Ieafuor
THE wftch's Fortune. ...............
...................tsi r,h Grade Pupils
Seattle Civic and Improvement Club
The Seattle Civic and Improve.
ment club win entertain Saturday
evening. November 4. at 8 p. m.
with the first of series of card
parties. Tho affair win be held at
the Federated club house. There
win DO music. Members may bring
guests.
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Rldgeley Rebekah auxiliary VIII
meet with Mrs. r. NJ. scheih az tobf
Seventh ave. ~. r.. Wednesday. No.
vember /. Mrs. Stella Greenwood
viii he assisting hoHtehn. Take
Cowen park car To 10th ave.
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To Entertain With
LARGE Affair

Mrs. Henry y. waechter and Mrs.
O. A. waechter are entertaining with
: bridge luncheon az tho home OF
the former. III W. Garfield at. on
wednesday afternoon. November =.
Seventeen tables will be In play.
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Alplia Phi Alumnae

Tho Alpha Phi Alumnao VIII meet
with Mrs ~. NJ. Downiv. ssl ioth
ave. NJ. "wednesday afternoon. Mo-
vember /. at o'clock 20 sew for tho
bazaar.
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MIebIran AppIe blossom OH


Michigan Apple blossom Club
Tho Michigan Apple Blossom clue
will meet with l.. J.. Weber. 727 NJ.
tsth. Thursday afternoon. Novem.
Der 2. az ? o'clock. /. Luncheon viii
be served at 1890 by Division
No. 2.
Lafayette PIT. A.
Lafayette Parcnt.Tescher associa-
ton will meet Friday. November 3.
AZ . y. IN. in the gymnasium OF
the Yves, Seattle high school.
Queen Anne Fortnighiiy Club
Queen Anne Fortnightly club Will
meet Thursday. November 2, at 2
.. m. with Mrs. II. j. Fisher. 1905
Eighth ave. w. Mrs. c. w. sprague
viii assist Mrs. Fisher an hostess.
sfissouIA Club
The Missouia club will meet with
Mru. Tyler Thompson. 1877 Second
ave. ~. Thursday. November :, at
$50 o'clock. Assisting tho hos;enn
In tho entertainment of the club
VIII be Mrs. y. H. Collins and AIRS.
y. @. Murray.
Fortson Thygcs~n Auxiliary No. 2
Fortron.Thygeren Auxiliary No.
win have a chicken dinner and ba.
mar Tuesday evening, October 81. at
$50 r. m. At tho Armory.
Halloween Dancing Party
The women'a International League
for Peace and Freedom will give n
dancing party. Tuesday. October 81,
Rt . p. m. in tho sanipracilc
building. Dos r. Pine NJ. An invita-.
ton In extended 20 all friends.
Alpha Club
The Alpha club will hold It's next
meeting at the home OF AIRS. r. u.
Garrison. $50 W. Ice a.. Thursday.
November :. Luncheon at 1870
o'clock.
Seattle I,odre, No. 7
Seattle lodge. No. Z. ID. II. r. A..
viii give n Halloween party and
ghost walk. which viii be especially
for children. q, Evergreen hall. A.
O. Z. W. building. 1909 Ninth ave.
Tuesday evening. October 81. az Z
y. m.
business and Professional womcn's
Club
Seattle business and Professional
Womrn'r club viii meet Tuesday
evening. October 81. at the Press
Club rooms. for an oidfashioned
Halloween links. Members are re-
ducnted 10 come nttirod In Bingham
dresses or farmer ovcralls and
checked shirts.
Auxiliary 10 BIkur Cholum Sewing
Circle
T'hs sewing circle OF the Ladies'
Auxiliary 20 Congregation Blkur
Cholum. WIFI meet at the homo OF
Mrs. Joseph Bridge. All nth ave.
~. on Monday. November 6, at
y. m.
Falrview PIT. A.
Tnirv.cw PIT. A. VIII have its
regular meeting at the school Thurs.
day. November :. at els D. m. A
4rt.as- ns.
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woman.. AIliane,

Tho woman's alliance OF the Uni.
vcrrfty Unitarian church wifi meet
"Wednesday morning. November 1. a,
iosa0 o'clock. In the assembly room
Of tho temple 20 sew for tho Welfare
league. Or. John Carroll Perkins
VIII speak al o'clock on The
Stages Of unitartanism.'
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woodcraft Tumble Club

Seattle woodoraft Thimhle club
will rive card party Wednesday.
November 1, at s1b p. m. At the
home OF Mrs. J. Daillfon. si2s Second
ave. W.
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Dorothy Renick. Mrs. A. w. Par
rahm. Mrs. Ray Ling, Mrs. G.. s.
Rich. Mrs. Ross, Mrs. u. V. Carsca.
den. Mrs. T.. ]. Koarns. Mrs. u. q.
Goebel, Mrs. A. J. Robinson, Mrs. II.
Gastcll, Mrs. James II. Bradford.
Mrs. M. Tandborg. Mrs. Carey Bebee.
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Bridqe Evenin0

Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. Ait will enter.
tain With five tables Of bridge 1t
their homo next Saturday evening.
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The Alpha club will hold It's next
meeting a. the home Of Airs. T. y.
Garrison. $50 W. Ice A.. Thursday.
November :. Luncheon at 1870
o'clock.
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40 much tho better. But IL
nature win not operate IL must
be assisted or sickness viii follow.
Neglected constipation causes the
blood pressure 10 go up 20 per
cent. and that Is The forcrunner
81 hardening 81 tho arteries. IL
makes rheumatism and govt
worse. too.
The IDEAL constipation remedy
for people of advancing years Is
DIR. Caldwelrs Syrup Pepsin.
vegetable compound 81 Egyptian
senna and pcpsin with pleasant
tasting aromatics. IL Il gentle
and mild. and does not cramp or
gripc. IL is mistake 10 think you
need violent salt or powder or
pill, cslomel. cosI-tar drugs and
such things. They purge and
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Tho Michigan Apple Blossom clue
viii meet with l.. J.. Weber. 727 NJ.
tsth. Thursday afternoon. Novem.
Der 2. AZ o'clock. Luncheon VIII
be served at 1890 by Division
No. ?.
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Progressive Though, c1uh

The ProEressive Thought club WIFI
NEE; Wednesday. November !. AZ
lao =. m. AZ the Federated club.
house for business sennion. A. )
O'Clock Mru. Carl y. Smith win speak
on tho subject. Unity Of Religions
on Their Eaoferic side" This will
be an open meeting and AL friends Of
members arc invited.
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CLUBS ron WEDNESDAY
I,IdreIer nehchah AusIIIary

pidgeley Rebekah auxiliary VIII
meet with Mrs. y. NJ. scheib az tobf
seventh ave. n. IT,. Wednesday. No.
vember l. Mrs. Stella Greenwood
viii be assisting hoHtenn. Take
Cowen park car to 10th ave.
Alpha Phi Alumnae
The Alpha Phi Alumnae VIII meet
with Mrs. n. NJ. Downs. 9si 10Th
ave. NJ. "Wednesday afternoon. Mo-
vember /. at o'clock 20 sew for tho
bazaar.
wooderaft Thlmhlo Club
Seattle woodcraft Thimhle club
will rive a card party wednesday
November 4, at s'i6 p. m. AZ the
hone OF Mrs. J. Dailifon. si2s Second
ave. W.
British.American Association
british. American asnocia on.
womnn'n auxiliary. gives Halloween
party. Wednesday. November l. AZ
.. m. az homo OF Mrs. A. bowden'
2sis Marine Drive. on AMI eafline.
Woman's n II. Nata Club
The woman's y Re Nata club viii
nreet wednesday az y. IN, at tho
home OF Mrs. l.. o. fise,. 1918 tsd
ave. &. W.
Tho following program viii he
given by tho music department;
rsp.r on the composers. chopin and List
Mrs n =. Bmlfi
ta) black ksy ssude.
opv. 70. No. t,............ CHOPIN
M waits. q ftat Nater.ssssss
scl Noe,ufns. y Plat Major.
OPUS o.. 30. a,..s..tsssss.s.. iA"s'
NJ. Eus-rs riss,. pisnis,
Under the auspices of tho art dc-
partment. Mr.. Edgar Forkn~r. water
color artist Of Seattle. viii rive
talk and an exhibition or his recent
work.
Ionla Social Club
ronih Social club. q. T.. g., meets
wednesday. November 1. y. m. In
the Masonic temple. Cards.
Amethyst social tlnb
Ame;hys, Social club. o. y. n.
will meet with Ars. Ida Young. iss
10th ave. g.. "wednesday. November
i. at 100 p. IN. Election.
Puget Sound Sisters
Puget Sound Sisters sewing club
win meet with Mrs. William Sharp.
sssT 10Th ave. w. "Wednesday. No
vcrnher /. Luncheon. ~ O'Clock.
AKiro sisters
Agiee Sisters will meet with Mrs.
ir~ns White. 1908 szrd ave. N.
wednesday. November I. Lunch.
also. business and cards.
Rainier Beach Wom~n's Club
Rainier Beach Wotnen's club win
meet with Mru. Grant Wilson. iotss
|ssth ave. &. "wednesday. November
1. q, .. m. Lady Willis Forbus.
speaker.
Ali Review No. 20
Aiki nevicw 30. 80. W. ". A.. OF
the Mnccahee-. meets In A. o. L. w.
hail. Wednesday. November !. at .
p. IN
tx-tffl.,s. NgxEl.sf... f-t~xs~
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TLsusssSs have Kept ihs.s.iv.s healthy
With Dr.. Csldwsll's syrsp Pspsin

A DyAN cling ags with its
n subducd ambitions and
strisings could be made very
happy II only good health accofn-
panied IL. and the basis IL good
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nritinh.Ameriean ashocia on.
woman'a auxiliary. gives Halloween
party. Wednesday. November l. AZ
y. m. az homo Of Mrs. A. bowdon'
2sis Marine Drive. on Aihi eaflino'
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Aisi nevlcw 80. 50. W. ". A.. Of
a.. Maccahee-. meets In A. o. I. w.
hail. Wednesday. November I. at .
p. m
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Mr.. and Mrs. Burnside
Hosts
HOSTS

Mr.. and Mrs. c. T.. Burnside arc
entertaining with a dinner az twelve
covers at their homo Wednesday
evening.
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Rainier Beach Women. Club

Rainier Beach Women'r club win
nice, with MIR. Grant Wilson. ics5s
esth ave. s.. "Wednesday. November
1. a. p. m. Lady Willis Forbun.
speaker.
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health. ss every
one learns upon
reac hing the ago
II 90, Is tho regu-
lar daily move
nnent ~ tho bow
els. II II can be
effected through
the food you eat,
the water you
drink and tho e1-
ercise you take.
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WOMEN'S CLUBS

1. beginning at 10 n m Executive
board meeting at II o'clock, when
election OF officers will be held.
Al ESQ o'clock. tea viii BIO given
in the Brnwiey room. IN compliment
to Miss Caroline Davis, nuperintend-
ent az the Minor hospital. her assist
ant. Miss Burch. ana tho nurses AT
the hospital. Miss Davis will give
short talk. Program and refresh
mcnta.
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NJ. naisrr Inneh,nn Club

Tho Mount Baker Luncheon club
viii meet a, tho clubhouse wednes.
hay AZ ! o'clock. Bridge will be in
play following IN. luncheon. Host.
sws~s for tho affair are Mrs c. n.
Dickson. chairman: Mrs II. y. curd.
Mrs. Charles -. chaffee and Mrs.
Y. y. purrn.
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Lafayette Parcni-Tescher associa-
ton will meet Friday. November 3.
AZ y. IN. in the gymnasium OF
the Yves, Seattle high school.
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Tye, Tribe No. 81

The first dance OF tho season 20
be given by Tyee Tribe no. 81 Of
the Improved order OF Red Men.
will take place on Tuesday evening.
Oct. 81. at $40 .. m. The new hall
will DO dedicated. Good music and
an entertainment has been arranged
for
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William Mckinley Circle. ladies'
% th. q. a. IT,. viii servo homo
cooked dinner. Wednesday. Nover.
her !. az noon. IN Neserans hall.
Artnory. Circle meeting az : y. IN.
Baxaar from 4 20 & o'clock. Dancing
and cards In N. evening q, s
o'clock. Everyone welcome.
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Ark Social Club

Tho Ark Social club. o. T. r.. will
rive an open.houso card party IN tho
ARK temple. fiaini~r ave. Wednes.
day. November I. a, p. m. Prizes
and special refreshments viii be n
feature % tho entertainment. All
Eastern stars and their friends IN.
sited.
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IIaIIoween nanclnr Panty

The Women'n International League
for Peace and Freedom will give n
dancing party. Tuesday. October 81.
az p. m. in the sanipraeflc
building. Dos r. Pine NJ. An invita-.
ton n extended 20 all friends.
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Women's Society. First baptist
Church

Ths regular aii-day meeting Of tho
women's Hociety Of tho F1rs, Baptist
church will be held wednesday. Nov.
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business and Professional womcn's
Club

Seattle business and Professional
womrn's club viii meet Tuesday
evening. October 81. at the Press
Club rooms. for an oid.fashioncd
Halloween links. Members are re-
auerted 10 come attired In Bingham
dresses or farmer ovcralls and
checked shirts
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sfissoula Club

Tho Missouia club win me~s with
Mru. Tyler Thompson. 1877 Second
ave. ~. Thursday. November :. at
s'so o'clock. Assisting tho hos;esu
Ia tho entertainment Of the club
viii be Mrs. y. H. Collins and AIRS.
y. @. Murray.
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Fnirv.ew PIT. A. VIII have its
regular meeting AZ the school Thurs.
day. November :. at :1s D. m. A
debate on referendum No. ~. with
Or. Leonora Grant In favor and DIR.
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Fert.on. Thyre.en Auxiliary No.

Fortnon.Thygessn Auxiliary no. 2
win have a chicken dinner and ba-
Enar Tuesday evening. October 81. at
$50 p. m. At tho Armory.
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we-tmInster GuIId benefit

Westminster guild OF Westminster
church will give an entertainment
for tho benefit OF the guild Friday
evening. Nov. .. at tho First Preaby
terrain church. Miss Margaret Olson
viii give two Interpretive one-ac'
plays. assisted by Mr.. Ernest Worth
vocalist. Mr.. Wilbur Westerman. VIC
linist. and Mrs. Ernest worth. nc
companiHt Following Is the program
Heading where the West Begins
Miss Olson. with Mrs. Worth a. tho
piano and vioiin obhilaato ~
hr Westermsn
Voice
fs) Tommy Lad"
tbD "Hsiosed"
Ar. worth. violin obbilEato ~
hr. Wsatefman
of God
Mics Olson
vieunoisf
Mr. Westsfman
Rsadins--'-rhs Florist shop
Misa Olson
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Axice Sisters VII meei With Mrs.
ff~ns White. 1908 tzrd ave. ~.
Wednesday. November I. Lunch.
Ii.zo. business and cards.
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Aurora Bridge Club

Tho Aurora Bridge club viii meet
for luncheon Wednesday noon. No
vember I. ~ the homo Of MFn. J.
W. Orphan. Doc North SSH VI.
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yy,., s,,t,Ie ueyIcv No. 81

West Seattle Review No. o.. W.
n. A.. OF the Maccabecs. will enter.
tain with Halloween party. In
Carpenters hall. stsi California
ave. "Wednesday. Nov. I. at 3 .. m.
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Queen Anne Fortnightiy Club

Queen Anne Fortnlghtiy club will
meet Thursday. November 2. at ?
p. m. with Mrs. II. J. Fisher. isos
Eighth ave. w. Mrs. c. w. spraRue
viii assist Mrs. Fisher az hostess
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Ends Corns and Calluses Quick
II so-called corn cures" have only
made your feet more sore and tender,
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nent ~ Indian affairs In Texas fiom
is's To the cIvii war. and covers. there
fore. an important phase OF the history
OF West Texas.
Another, by Claude v. Hall ~ Floy.
dada. traces the history OF Floyd and
Crosby counties To 1896. Miss Carrie
BeBBlle Sterrett and Miss Harriet
Sniihsr az Austin have written respeo-
lively biographies Of Thomas J. Rusit
and Ashbell Smith. Miss Frances Dora
RYAN az Runge has made n study al the
election laws of Texas from Mexican
days to 1875.
All these papers were written from
original sources. much Of the material
beng IN manuscript form. and are an in.
dicafion OF the large results which may
'e expected to appear In a few years
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madam Country club lake and studer's
bathing resort. The liberia peaches
ar, not surpassed by those grown In
California. Many of them measure ten
20 twelve inches In cir, dmfercnce and
weigh twelve OF fifteen ounces. These
PRODUCTS simply show what the Pan.
handle soil viii do when an abundance
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local market for several weeks with n
Tine variety VI Elberta peaches. apples
anu caniaioupes which are grown on
MS irrigated orchad ana tuck fam ON
W, east SIDE OF the Canadian river five
miles from Canadian. The water used
Tor Irrigation Is taken fom Clear Creek.
winch also furnishes water for the Ca