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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-03-31

Lords Flowers satisfy. Tel. 2261.-
Adv.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-03-31

Strawberry plants for sale. Phone
1928 N-4-Adv.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-14

Mr.. Walter n Jenkins of gacrA.
msnto. Cal. whose wedding 10 Miss
Peggy Bustsrworsh takes place Wed
needay evening. arrived Monday. and
10 . guest ~ The Hotsl Washington.
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whose dark bobbed locks ouri forwara
on her cheeks
For occasions where Formally 10
not essential such As IT restaurants
and theaters. the evening turban OF
unssl cloth IN almost Indispensable
this year.
The dance hat which II worn WITH
tho elaborate gown this season ussft
ally follows the trim Of the gown and
as many of thu ioveiiest gowns are
studded In rhines;onss. the diamond
hat IL becoming the latest rage. The
stones are not used too giaringiy.
however They are studded here and
there turnout the drapery OF BLACK
satin turbans. used in front-cluster
effect combined with other coiored
stones on metallic cloth. or used ~
brim outline on narrow brfmmsd
hats Of bright coiored velvet
Mile. 6orel. the French actress ar
rived In New York recently with .
hat je,x~ied with real diamonds. that
II said TO be valued at $780, 900. So
far. none Of Us have turned green
with envy. however.
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Benefit Teas for
Christian COLLEGES

Hostsssss IN different sections Of
~ city are opening their homes In
ne interest Of the Seven Union
Christian Colleges for Women In the
orient
This afternoon Nrx. 0~orr~ n.
3nrker. Of f4os r.. Prospect It,. enter.
aained from $50 until s O'Clock. when
Dr. H. H. 0owen- Mrs. Gunnar
Land and Misc Alice Brcthovst were
De speakers
IN hostess wac assisted In enter.
aiming tho guests By Mrs A. n.
0riBwoId. Mrs. C. r. Dcwnis, MIRA
AsAhsi Dillon and Mrs. Josephins A.
0Uod-
Mrs- John Harris Baird Wa m
~harxs Of the dining room. assisted
~ Mr. Charles Parker. Mrs. w. w.
Warren. Mrs Frank Parker and
Mrs Caldwell. . returned missionary
from China.
Ma George Yousfl entertained at
nas home. Dos sssh ave. NJ, this after.
uoon. with . tea, for the benefit Of
Ne Oriental coilegea asking to a.
- her MIS- Corwfn Shank. Mr..
1fank p. Dow, Mrs. John wailacs.
14rA Edmund Bowden and Miss Mel
- Corniah- Mrs. w. 3. Walker and
19TA Ffsd Everett presided over the
- table.
During ths afternoon. . mumcal
progrAm Vas given. followed By an
o0dress BY DR.. Herbert H. Gowsn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-14

When tho regulation Pet.r Tom
begins 10 pail on tho spirits and all
usual clothes become a snar. and a
delusion 10 10 time for the modern
young woman 10 speak 20 her mother
seriously about new dresses
Then she finds such practical little
dresses as these 70 lift tho monotony
of lessons They are ~ sensible as
need In and N attractive as one
could desire.
Wool. Jersey. scrg~ flannel are the
materials used for them and they
may be trimmed with ooio~d wool
embroidery. bright silk pipingr or
yokes or appiiausd dsaignal
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Personal

Mrs. Frederick Dent Hammons
and Mrs. John Knox withsrxpoon
isfs today on the II. y. Alexander
for san Francisco. Thsy plan 20
b away ten days
Word rec~fvcd from Mrs Ernstu@
Braincrd. who IN visiting relatives
10 Richmond. Va. announces che 10
having . delightful tina In the
Southern city. Mrs. Brainsrd was
accompanied south By her sonin-isw
ana daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. IT, p.
Wahowka who remained for a few
days before returning 10 their homo
In Great Falls. Mont
Mr.. and MrA George T. whit
web and children are lsavinE this
week for Washington. ID. @. to be
gone for several wvokA
evening for New York on . visit OF
several months.
Comnander Randolph Perry scuh
der. Y. q. ~. and Mr.. scssddsr are
spending . month ~ Brsmerton.
Mrs Cscfi Upper. who has bssn
spending ths summer with h~r sis
ter. Mrs Boyd Perahing. isft Sunday
for Nashville. Tenn. where abe viii
visit for n time befurv going 20 her
homs IN New York.
Mr.. Ciarks onifupp WIN leave Seat.
urtay for = trip to Denver. Colo.
Mr.. Walter n jenkins OF Bacrn.
rnsnto. Cal. whose wedding 10 Miss
Peggy Butterworsh takes place Wed
needay evening. arrived Monday. and
70 . guest af The Hotsi Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs Ward Bowies 81 Port.
land came up today and are guests
at the Hotsi Washington. T7~y viii
be tho attendants At Miss Peggy But.
tsrworth's wedding tomorrow eve.
ming.
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ANT FAMILY MAI TIT IT FREE

Thousand Of rsrsufs are sskfne
hemsstpss. "Hhsrs rar find tusL
ssorfky Lnxafiss 1haf ANYONE In ~
lpni6 en- uss uhsn sonaipaisd7''
ngs yos 10 fry. Srsg Pepsin.
4 ~M oladb prosisk a fb~raf f,ss
ssnpiS tctiis. su6eienf for an adequate
ksf. Writ ne uhers 10 s>nd u.
Add,s. Dv. w. n. Caidicsii SIS
pashssefon 81. Monfiosilo. Itineis.
Do n ssssf
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Farewell Dinner

As a farewell compliment 10 Miss
Mildred Oakcr and Miss Celeste
Lynch. who iefs today to spend thu
winter months IN California. Miss
Gertrude Dresxeli entertained with .
dinner Of ten covers at her homo
Sunday evening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-14

Mrs. w. Scott Mathsson win b
hostess for Westminster presby-
terrain church wednesday at the Or
thop~sfic Tea shop. Assisting viii
be Mira J. r. Justice. Mra Robert A.
White. Mrs- John y. Reed. Mr~. Ray-
mond Wright. Mrs. r. Hayden. Mrs
George w. Engiish. Miss. Annie Y.
skow. Mss Cora Leenhcuts and Miss
H.lda Roberta
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test was made by
DIR. Donaldson OF
Iona Linda up
on four men In
th, prime OF life
Who deliberately
went without q
bowel movement
for four days.
Within "a hours
the men had
coated tongue
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Rrigi,ton PIT. A.

Brighton PIT. A. win meet IN tho
assembly room Wednesday. Novcm-
b.r is. Business meeting n ais D.
m Ron call and program AZ ssis p.
m Mrs. NJ. d. wilkinson win speak
on pre-schooi work. the seventh
grnds pupils win furnish tho music
and Mrs. A. q. Benfieid VIII sing. A
pre-school class viii he organized.
Refreshments VIII be served.
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Entert0irs Bridge
Luncheon Club

Mrs d. w. Branch entertained
uhe members Of her bridge luncheon
club today at the Yacht club. Cow
80 were placed for twelve guests.
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ing al tho sides In earring fashion.
Others are merely brilliantly colored
brocaded ribbons wound pbout the
head In turban style. This latter
typs IN particularly chic ON the girl
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NICE. Nov. 1l.---Perf1me WORK.
ers at Grasse, center OF the worlds
perfumery industry. are threatening
to strike for increased wages.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-14

Tfys woman's E Re Nsta club WIN
meet Wednesday. November rs. at .
p. m, at tfs Fine Arts gallery. whore
the members will view tho Northwest
Artists exhibit. with Mrs Kathsnne
T.. Baker as lecturer.
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BRIDGE Club

Mira William r. Cummings win b
hostess Thursday afternoon 70 the
members OF her brsdx~ club Of two
tables
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The West Seattle Ar club WIN
meet AZ the homo Of Mrs. Roy v.
Byers. 7ffo tT'h ave. n. w. at 1910
- M "Wednesday. November IS.
Mrs Mar Kuner win 10 the leader.
with Ashnr Brown purnnd and Al.
bert Bisrsfadt an tho subjects OF her
discussion
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w E A R VELVET
|BANDEAUX NOW


By HEDpA HOYT
NEW YORK. Nov. is.---rnstesd Of
ne leaf hsndeaux which were -
popular last season for evening wear.
the fashionablo misses and mRfron-
are wearing wide velvet bandeaux
studded IN h~sd- Of amber. jade and
coral shades.
Some os them are peaked IN front.
like corunoss, with loops az beads fall
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-14
Hosts to Bridge Clubs

Bridge n the popular form OF
oenussment these cool autumn dAyr-
Nnd numerous small clubs Of two
end three tables have been formed
1er tho coming season.
Among those who are entertaining
snAis week are Mira. r. NJ. Brown. who
N1ll have bridge luncheon for eight
~ her home on Friday afternoon.
md Mrs. Norman Miller. who 10 an
tsrtAining eight at luncheon. with
oridge later.
rhrep tAb'as were tn play satur.
~ evening. when Mr.. and Mrs
1ouis Hi were hosts to their bridge
club
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Plants. tho without special a..
g.stive organs. perform a similar
process by means Of their calls.
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Spoonful for a Penny
Brings Quick Relief

Prove splssdid larstivs prspsssiss a
Dr.. caldwsll's syrsp Pspsis ~ ssss
A SCIENTIFIC tnst has now
n proven what DR.. Caldwell Of
Monticello asserted many years
ago. that constipation VIII slov
you up fully rs per cent. Tho
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E4smcheon Win
COm2liment Mrs. Pttrsell

1grs- X Maxwell h entertaining
~oth . bridge luncheon wednesday
- the cDIisxe Club. In compliment
- Mrs. George Pursell. who leaves
Gpon for California
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Tn. greatest known ocean depth IL
32.ose feet. In ths Pacific. off Mlnda-
mao.
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Hox0red at Dinner

10 honor Mr.. and Mrs. Clarke
0Aiiupp. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Par
&vr entertained with dinner for
e1ght AZ their home last evening.
Wedus~fay evening M. and Mrs
u w. Watson win honor Mr.. and
1frs- 0aifupp With . dinner Of twelve
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>)eattle
Society
Dinner VIII Honor Mr.,
and Mrs. Ostrunder;
Indugtsrutes Studio Me
sicdles.

Mr. AND MRS. FRANCIS GUY
Az FRfNK are entertaining with
- dinner At their residence this
sveninx IN welcome 70 Mr.. and Mrs.
n. ~ ostrander. who have recently
ssturned from visit OF several
Wcntha m the East.
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Lady Eagle.

Lady Eagies win meet IN the NJ. n.
u. A. hall. Wednesday. November
there win be a brief business meet
ing. and later cards will be played
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University Unitarian won~n's
Alliance

The women's Alliance OF tho Uni.
veri,y Unitarian church will meet
wednesday. November is. At q y. m.
with Mr.. Il. NJ. shsi,on. gso< Prank.
I'm ave. Tho program viii bs In
charg. OF Mrs Arthur J. Krsuss Of
the Welfare league.
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FOssnders Day Celebrated

FOUNDER day was csfebrnted at
the homo Of Mrs. Morgan J. carkeek
Monday. This has been a custom
obsefvcd for II years.
The hostesscs for the afternoon
were. Mrs Morgan J. Carkeek. Mrs.
George Donworth. Mrs. John Good.
fellow. Mrs. A. q. Kerry, Mrs.
Charles J.. Denny. Mrs. Daniel
Waldo Bass. Mrs. Fred Fl. Baxter.
Mrs. Edmund Bowden. Mrs. David
Kellogg, Mira ~. ". Iatiner, Mrs.
A. y. Stewart. Mrs. Frederick Swan
strom, Mrs. w. r.. Prosser, Mrs. q.
@. Lyon and Mrs. w. c. Preston.
During the afternoon Mr.. Vivian
Carksek. who has large collection
Of pictures Of Seattle pioneers ana
scenes Of early days in Seattle, gave
stereopticon views and few inter-
esfing remarks.
"Reminiscences of pioneer Days fol-
lowed and tea was served, With Mrs.
Charles L. Denny and Mrs. George
Donworth presiding at tho urns.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-14
CLUBS FOR WEDNESDAY

Duuthf Esfts ~
Dunlap PIT. A. will meet wednes
day. November 10. at . .. m. MISS
Loretta Cole Of school department
Of the public library will be the
speaker. Pupils OF Miss Carrie VII
osx's room wi~ Fivs the entertain.
ment. The executive hoard VIII
hold a business session at p. m.
Child Welfare cf City Federation
The child Welfare department Of
ths CITY Federation Of women's
clubs. Mrs. Ernest narnhart a.
chairman. Will meet "Wednesday.
November 10. at 10 a M. at ths
Ruth Homo. ssos ". ssth ct An
Invitation IL extended 20 all inter
ested persons to attend
Green Lake PIT. A.
Green Lake PIT. A. will most
wednesday afternoon. November IS.
~ the school
women's Onfmy Cub
The drama department Of the wo-
mans Century club viii be enter
tanned at luncheon AZ tho home Of
MIRA Louise Marks. zz0T ~ Prospect
st.. on wednesday. November 10. a,
1880 O'Clock. Al o'clock Mrs. ". Z.
rnxrahaln viii present n play entitled
.-Trines- The ladies' reading tho
parts win be Miss sara Williams,
Mira Fred W. bert. Jr.. Mr. Ernes,
fftxnimmons. Mrs. II NJ Denton and
Mira James A. Kerr.
rythian siss~s
pyth,an Sisters Pas, chiefs asvo-
citation gives a card party at home Of
Mira u. T. Warner. sosi w. tsth 1T.
"Wednesday. November rs. AZ . p. m.
roufa Social Cub
rnuia Social club win meet at Ma
sonic Temple. "Wednesday November
is. : .. m Card.
AMI Review No. 50
Am Review. No. 50. W. n. A. Of
Mnoeahees. In A. q u. w. hall. Wed
ncrday. November 10. At p IN.
Grace NJ. r. Cfurrvh Basnar
BAZAAR. Women Of Grace Methodist
Episcopal church. soth ava a and
Cling A.. wednesday. November IL
Gc,d~n I'm Cub
Golden Fra club win m~~t ~
First pr~nty-srfan church. II Go 4
O'Clock. on wednesday. November 10.
Election
Auxiliary British American
Association
wosnanS Auxiliary 90 the British
American association oonvenes Wed
ne-aay. November IS. nj .. m. with
Mira Samuel Young. -os r Union II.
Mount Uosyolse CoEier- club
Mount Hoiyoke College club win
have a Chinese embroidery sale at
orthop~cio Tea shop. Wednesday.
November Is
s~uhurxt Auxiliary
s~ahur.s orthqpciic Auxiliary as
s~ntbsss At MIRA r. " Shlidnycr's
wednesday. November 10. AZ 10 y m
Csrvse ". F1rss Presbyterian Church
Circle NJ Oaks unionl Of shs Ffrss
Presbyterian church. win meet AZ
tho home Of Mrs. ornc~ Mullen
BERG. sfss Fourth ava ~. W.
Wednesday. November Is. as . p m.
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Beacon IfIn and RSe~t Yuitm
PIT. A

Deacon Triu and Robert Fulton
par~ns-reaoher association wiii meet
Wednesday. November Is. at aio y.
m. Mr.. Harry q Hartman viii
speak
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-14
Bridge Feature of Bazaar

Al the bazaar Alpha Delta n
sorority Is giving at the Hotel
Washington, November Is, bridge
Val b . feature Of the afternoon.
Reservations for tables are to be
made with Mrs. Oscar A. Larson at
Carfisld zi21.
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Informal Bridge
Lslncheo1,

Mrs 3. A. Martin entertained
with an Informal bridge luncheon 1t
her homo today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-14
Hosts at Home

Mr.. and Mrs. Claude A. PhiIbrick
are entertaining their bridge dinner
club OF twelve members at their
homo wednesday evening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-14

Tho publicity COMMITTEES Of the
Seattle council Of PIT. A. win meet
Thursday. November 10. ~ 1880
a. m. In the board OF education
room. Central building. Each local
circle Is urged TO send . representa-
tive TO this meeting.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-14

The Human Analysis class win
meet In tho Eastern Star club
rooms. <osi Arcade building. Thurs-
day evening. Instruction In the
atomic s~mperAment~ win b. fol-
lowed BY Prof. J. Y. Aver on the
Natural Laws Governing Marriage
and Divorce Public invited.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-14

Robert Morris Social club. u. u.
.. ". O.. viii meet ut the homo Of
Mrs Mildred Best. ms 10Th ave. NJ
"Wednesday, November 10. at i,ao
.. m. Picnic lunch will be served
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-14
Mount Bakcr Luncheon Cub

The Mount Baker Luncheon club
win meet Mt tho clubhouse wednes.
day. November rs. with luncheon
served at o'clock. The hostesses
will be Mrs. G. n. Dodge. Mrs w.
Dilier. Mrs. George r. Duncan. Jr..
and Mrs. J. A. Duncan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-14
Bridge Dinner

Mrs. r. E. Peterson and Mrs.
Paul Kerrigsp entertained with
1upchson Of sixteen covers at the
Yacht club today. followed by an
afbsrpoon Of bridge.
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WOMEN'S CLUBS


Emerson Parentlreacher sssocis.
ton will meet wednesday. November
10. a, aieo .. m. in the basement 81
the school Miss Nellie ooodhus will
speak on The Dsviata Child In our
schools" Fourth grade pupils will
provide part Of the program,
Mothers OF the students Of that grade
will serve tea.
smith ColicE. Club
The Smith College club will meet
wednesday. November 10, with Mrs.
w. H. Colby. Jr. 7777 Crescent drive.
Tho business meeting nj 7s0 D. m,
will be followed by a program at .
y. IN.
Progressive Thought club
Dr. Henristta crofton will speak
on Therapeutics OF Light 81 the
me~t.nE OF the Progressive Thought
club. Go be held wednesday. Novsm.
bar 10. At lao. at the Federated
clubhouse.
LcngfeIiow PIT. A.
Longfeliow parentTescher associs.
sion win meet wednesday. November
10. at . .. m. Thsrs viii be dis.
play Of new books for children and
short talk by Miss Augusta Andsr
son Of thu public library.
University Unitarian Wous~n's
Alliance
The womsu's Alliance OF the Uni
ver~i,y Unitarian church will meet
wednesday, November is. At %. m.
I'm ave. Tho program viii bs In
oharE. OF Mrs. Arthur J. krsuss Of
the Welfars league.
Robert Morris Social Club
Q. ". y. win meet at the homo OF
Airs. Mildred bsss. izs isth ave. "
"wednesday, November 10. NJ laaV
p m Picnic lunch VIII DO served
benent TOT sof, Ellsworth crso
eol Eha~or.h elfv'e. Laa~s OF W.
" - ". VI" hs. sn1
aahce AZ veterans haiL rr,nAy, 20
semoer ~ y noon Gay ,uhoneon WIZ
% served an Wal a. a anhsf IN 'ns
evening
..
1919 'o No. :. -
WI, 80. sn 49,
s'.m
a. m. ~ "~
= - - .u'sS WV sN''''' ~
fs""'s NJ" '"'
~ narnaisas Guild VIII hold
tnilratsas~n sale saturday. koy<m.
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Bryant PIT. A. VIII meet at the
school Thursday. November 10. at
2:45 .. m. Miss Nellie Goodhue win
be the speaker. Committee reports
viii be heard and Mrs. John Prak.
ken viii give q vocal solo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-14

Cen Sherman circle. Ladies' Of
the q. A. r.. viii serve q MONDAY
luncheon At the home OF Mira Har-
RI r. Butler. sofa Latona ave.
Thursday. November 10. Following
the luncheon Mrs. Spraxuc viii give
talk on the Latest In Cooking"
which viii be entertaining and In
strucsfvs. Take Meridian or 70
eist ~
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prnesI, for Col. Frlsworth Clrtis

Col. Ellsworth Circle. LADIES' Of the
q. A. r.. will give baEaar and
dance at Veterans bail Friday. No
v.mber n. A noon day luncheon win
b served an wall an dinner In thu
evening.
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known an DIR. Caldwell's Syrup
Pcpsin. That was 30 years ago,
and today over 10 million bottles
are bought annually, the largest
selling family laxative In the
world. You viii find Il In any
drug store you enter. a generous
size bottle costing you less than
a cent a dose.
Every member Of tho family
from tho infants 10 tho grand
percnts can use II with safety.
1t u gentle and mild. The form
uls Il on the package. Mrs.
Roy Cook OF Bellcfontaine, O.,
has been giving 1t to her 5-months
old baby, who now weighs 10
pounds; and Mr.. J. b. Dawson
Of Crimson. Ga, declares Il tho
best LAXATIVE his family has ever
found. Try q teaspoonful III
DIR. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin for
constipation OF any OF its symp-
toms. Tho results will delight
you. And tho cost IL only ono
cent dose.
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Hsatsis lodge No. 7. ID. H. r. A..
win enssrsain at progressive whist
party Tuesday evening. November
II. at . y. m. In Evergreen hall.
A. O. U. W. buiifing. ito, Ninth ave.
rri~nds are invited
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The Smith College club will NEE,
wednesday. November 10, with Mrs.
w. II. Colby. Jr- 777a Crescent drive,
Tho business meeting nj 2so D. m
will be followed by n program at .
y. IN.
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and foul breath, csnkers in tho
mouth. no appetite, restless sleep,
indigestion, headache. depression,
nervousness. cramps. The blood
pressure was up % Per cent. II
Il Just this that DR.. Caldwell has
preached TO his patients in pi-
vate and TO the public through
tho printed word ever since he
began the practice Of bis speciality,
diseases Of the stomach and
bowels. back in 1875.
After observing for years ths
satisfactory effect Of his pre-
scription for constipation. hs
placed II In drug stores In 1892,
. simple vegetable compound Of
Egyptian senna and pepsin with
pleasant-tssting aromstica, nov
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Arneshyvs chap,sr. o. r. 8.

Amsthyrs Chapter. o. r. a.. win
hold a rvmmage sale. November is.
II and 10. at isis we.siass ave.
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Greenwood Chapter q. ID. o. y n
Greenwood chapter u. ID. o. u. r.
viii entertain with . dance in
Greenwood hall. s3rd and Green
wood. Tuesday evening. November
IL. All Eastern Stars. Afasons and
| friends invited
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served AT 1 O'Clock. The hostesses
VIII 90 AIRS y ~. Dodge. Mrs W.
Diilef, mrs. George Il. duncan. Jr.
49, mn,
p - "Ao
~ VIZ w sn
,A'n'e W ss nu'n osen'ea'
ner no1n'. ooA istn ave- ~ on
weunssnay' november 10 at
oe'ooA' 70 sew LOT ,he pa1a"r'
Woman's auxiliary to Pioneers OF
washington VIII meet In tho parlors
nj the Z. w. G. a. Wednesday.
November IL, at IL m. A cafeteria
luncheon VIII be served In the Pm.
waite dining room at 1870 o'clock.
AZ 2 o'clock short business meet.
ing win be called by the president.
Mrs. Tillio A. Moore. New members
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IT. Barnabas Guild

~. narnallas Guild VIII hold q
|d.iicassss~n sale Saturday. Novem.
Der 10. from $40 90 t:so o'clock in
the Guiid rooms. isss FEDERAL ave.
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Progressive Thought Club

Dr. Hsnristta crofson will speak
on Therapeutics OF Light 81 the
nesting OF the Progressive Thought
club. 90 be held wednesday. Novsm.
bar 10. At lao. st the Federated
clubhouse.
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Longfeliow parentTescher sssoois-
sion win meet Wednesday. November
10. al .. m. There will be dis
play % new books for children and a
short talk by Miss Augusta Andsn
son Of the public library.
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Emerson ParentJreaohsr sssoois,
ton will meet wednesday. November
10. at aieo .. m, in the basement 81
the school. Miss Nellie ooodhus will
speak on The Dsviata Child In our
schools" Fourth grade pupils will
provide part ~ the program,
Mothers OF the students Of that grade
will serve tea.
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Auxiliary British American
Association


Mount fioiyoke College club win
have a Chinese embroidery sale at
orthop~tio Tea Shop Wednesday.
November Is
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Auxiliary 10 se.ssi- Chapter No. :
The Ladies' auxiliary 10 Seattle
chapter. No. :. Disabled American
Veterans Of the World War. viii
hold . business meeting wednesday.
Nov. rs. nj $40 .. m. At sos Ern-
prss. building. All mofhers. sisters
and daughters invited 10 attend
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seahurst orthqpciic Auxiliary as
s~nb,ss q, Mira r. y. Shiidrrycrs
wefnszia November 10. AZ 10 n m
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Circle NJ u|aks unsorl OF the rfrss
Presbyterian church. WIN meet AZ
tho home Of Mrs. orac~ Mullen
terE. sTss Fourth ava ~. W.
Wednesday. November Is. as . p m.
Election of offiesra Large attend.
ancs desired