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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-30
Miss Dickey Weds
at Home CeremOnN

Amidst a lovely setting Of fragrant
blossoms. chry santhemums roses and
the bright flowers OF early spring.
the marriage OF Miss Ida Jean Dickey
70 Mr.. William Boundy. % Kent. was
soismnized at the home Of the brides
brother and dsterin-law. Mr.. and
Mrs. Uberto NJ. Dlckey, saturday
evening. Rev. Chauncey J. Hawkins
reading the service at half after
eight o'clock. before an assemblage OF
fifty relatives and friends.
The bride. given In marriage BY
her brother. Mr.. Dickey. was charm.
ing In gown OF Alice blue canton
crepe. the skirt paneled with Nenc-
tian Lace In corresponding shade and
tho bodice trimmed with touches OF
the Lace. and lace sleeves. Her flow.
crs were a lovely shower OF Columbia
roses and lilies Of tho valley.
The two bridesmaids, Miss Bcrnice
Wright and Miss Dorothy Dickcy.
wore attractive froeks OF pink geor.
gctfe and lace For flowers they car.
ried arm bouquets Of pink sweet peas
and lilies OF tho valley.
Mrs Dickcy's gown was Of mid.
night blue embroidered crepe. with
which she wore corsagc OF roses.
lilies Of the valley and vioiets Mr.
William Arthur Dauiph was best man
for Mr.. Boundy. and the wedding
music was played by Mr.. William
Hoffman,
An informal reception and supper
followed the ceremony. The supper
table was atfractively decorated with
= miniature Italian garden Of pastel.
shaded flowers. Alternating here
were Mrs. Frederick Thorndkye. Mrs.
Albert Daub. Mrs. Oliver Waechtcr
and Mrs. A. II. Bracket
Mr.. and Mrs. Boundy left for Brit.
ish Columbia on their wedding trip.
the bride travelling In a dark blue
onepiece costume OF embroidered
canton crepe. a coat Of veldyne trim.
med with gray squirrel and a smart
mid season flower hat.
On their return they will be at
home In Kent
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>CeattIe
ITomcn'S University GLIB
Program Announced
for February, Miss
Dickey Becomes Bride
of Mr.. Boundy.

TUE February program Of the
4 womens University club has
been received and presents an inter.
estlng number OF entertainments for
mo month. beginning Friday, Febru-
airy ], when bridge dinner for mem
hers and guests Is planned for $50
o'clock. for which early reservations
arc requested, The hostesses are TO
DO Mrs. Maurice I. Anderson and
Mrs. c. o. Martin.
A musicale has been arranged for
Friday. February 10, at J O'Clock,
with the program givcn by Mrs. Phil
~ n. Machride. soprano. with Miss
Leone I.angdon at tho piano; Miss
Margaret Search. contrai,o. Miss ~.
ma Dick at the piano; Mrs. Ruth
Pepper Rensstorff. violin. MFR. Harry
Buriick. accompanist. Miss Helen
rerryman. piano Mrs. Allison T..
wanamaker and Mrs. Carl $. Baker.
hostesses.
On Saturday evening. February IL.
ST. Valentine dance viii BE- given.
with the Junior entertainment com.
mittse acting as hoa,csscs. An In
formal evening for business girls has
been planned Tor Wednesday. Febru.
AIRY Is. nj 5 o'clock: Mrs. Harold Gun
iiffe, hostess.
The SIR Philip Gibbs lecture will
take place Thursday evening. Fcfru.
AIRY rs. In the Masonic temple. sub
iecf- what America Means 20 tho
World
Friday. February IL. az $50
O'Clock. the fourth in the musical ap.
probation series. as arranged by
Mrs. Elizabeth Richmond Miller. Mr..
Boyd Wells. The Development OF
the Sonata with Illustrations.
The membership committee win be
the Possesses az the club tea To be
given Friday afternoon, February "a.
AZ half after O'Clock.
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limitations Issued for
Interesting Afternoon

The Seattle Browning society has
issued invitations for an open meet.
ing at the home OF Mrs. Caroline
Clark. s50s 10th ave. n. f.. for to
morrow afternoon. when an interest.
ing program. beginning at z.3O
o'clock. viii be given. Following are
the numbers to be presented:
Songs from Browning;
on. Love But a Day.....H r. A. Reach
I Send Ny Heart Up 70 Thee" ....
ss-..s.+- u. II. a. Beach
Grow Old Along with Nc. Henry Hadloy
Mrs =. ~ Lang
Miss Leone i.angdou. accompanied
An Interpretation Of saul ........
Mrs \. n. Wiscman
Socturne IN Il Minor ........... Chopin
Andsnfe and seStette. arranged for
the left hand .-....... I.eschetizky
Mrs. Helen Grove Smelling
The service Of tea will follow tho
program.
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There IL something In this story 81
interest TO every little hoy in Seattle
tstwccn the ages OF 8 and 10, In
fact. II offers "a dandy chance for
some little chap 10 win. say. s.. SO
or even SIS.
Charles Chaplin scraped some 81
tho teeth off a wise saw when he
suspended the dear obi bromide.
Clothes make the man" and twist
ed Il into '"Tie man makes the
clothes
but he proved tho truth OF his
way Of looking si the proposition by
seeing a battered Old derby hat. a
wilted collar that once was white. an
lndcscritahle morning coat. pair Of
unmentionaile trousers. and shoes
such a. no famous shoemaker could
ever peg at ttpe age 81 z. become the
greatest comedy costume the world
has ever known.
That sounds Ike a feat which
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-30

Il young man who practiccd medicine
in Pennsylvania became famous and
WAS called In consultation In many
towns and cities because OF his sue
cess In the treatment Of disease. This
was Dr. Pierce who finally made up
his mind TO place some OF his modi.
zines before the public. and, moving
10 Buffalo, N. v. put up what he
called his Fnvorito Prescription. and
placed It with druggists In every
state.
DR.. piercc's Favorite Prescription
has long been recognized as tonic
for diseases peculiar To womankind
After suffering pain. feeling nervous.
dizzy, weak and drngged.down 10y
weaknesses OF her sex--a woman is
quickly restored TO health by it's use.
Thousands OF women testify that
Favorite Prescription has entirely
oradicatcd their distressing ailments
More recently that wonderful dis.
covory OF DR.. Pierce's. called An.uric
dor kidneys or baokaohe) has been
successfully used by many thousands
who write Or. Pierce of the benefits
receivcd-that their backnche. rheu
matism. and other symptoms OF uric
acid deposits In joints or muscles are
completely conquered by its use.
Send Toe 10 Dr Pierce. Buffalo. N
Y. for trial package OF any Of his
remedies. or write FOR free medical
advice. -Advertlscmcn'
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never could he rcpeatcd. bu, II has
been. and Il was Mr. Chaplin who
did IL again. for the clothes which
Jackie coosan wears and which arc
wrapped around his frame az a IL
tie screen won0sr. ware selected for
the little fellow by the great
Charles
And this Il where the little boys
come In. Jackie H. coming 10 Seat
tie noon In MY Boy" hia nrHt big
starring picture. We are printing a
picture Of Jackie In hts costume,
which Chaplin selected. and to the
three boys who appear IN front 81
the filseftY theatre next saturday
morning NJ 10 who have initiated the
Jackie CooEan costum. the i'rtt. cash
prlne. will b. awarded. Only boyr
from Q 90 10 years ~ AEs are eligible
Incidentally. every yuuusatrr Who
enters the contest will - admitted 10
the first showing 81 My Hoy" frye.
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WOMEN'S CLUBS
North Ind Progressive Club Card
Parry

North Ind Progressive Club Card
Party
The North End Progressive club
Will entertain with a benefit card
party az tho residence 81 Mrs. !. y.
Austin. .zis ~. tist e.. Tuesday.
January 81. from until O'Clock
Bridge will be played and prizes
awarded. Light refreshments viii
be n-rvcd. Take WaiiinFford or
Meridian car 10 4isi n. and walk
four blocks east. Friends Of the
organization instsd.
CaIeidh Club
caieidh club viii meet with Mrs.
David r. Frcycr. isz5 Eighth ave.
W. .. IN.
Rainier Chapter. ID. \. "
Rainier chapter. u. a. II. win meet
In Frederick a Nelson's auditorium.
? p. m. pr. Herbert a. Cowen will
give an address. what Civilization
owes 10 China" George Bailey. blind
pianist, will play
Woman's Century Club
French department Woman'n Cen.
tury club. wlll meet az New wash
ington hotel. ~ a. m.
West Side Choral So~iety
West side Choral symphony soci.
ETY. VIII meet in Paramount ConRrs
gationsi church. y. m. Singers OF
West sido urged to Join.
Nassar Cosnmi tee
vasrar Endowment fund commit.
toe viii meet az Y. W. G. a. tea room.
at 1870 .. IN.
Writers Club
Writers club viii meet M 8 y. IN
In the Erickson room. Y. W. G. a. ato
rics TO be read arc That Chap From
Liska Point" by Nellie X. u. Adkins.
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Musicale Arranged
for Fridnu

A musicale has been arranged by
the music department OF the WON.
ans Century club. at the Federated
club house. for Friday afternoon at
o'clock, the hostesses 10 be Mrs.
w. w. DE Forrest. Mrs. w. w. Ewes
and Mrs. j. J. Lee.
A paper entitled "Potpourri curios.
tiles OF Opera" will be read by Mrs.
II. j.. Glenn.
The program follows:
a The Wedding Of Olaya and Grobo
The Last OF the Oiympians
BY the Ripping waters Of Oueefs
Selections from THE Oiympian Suite" by
Mr.. James Hamilton Howe, played by
Mr.. Howe.
II
Vocal selection composed BY Mrs. n. L.
Glenn
Mrs. W. a. Foster
III
romance s.tssss sssss-... Weiuia wsfi
Niennese Melody ............. Krelalar
Aiss Elizabeth Brandeberry. violin
Miss Nina Burns. accompanied
~
n Flowers Could Speak. Mama zuzza
70 lou sssss..s+st...s.. Obey speaks
DC OF arts a Muverin' ....... fyYion
Vocal solo. Ars. Frederick Graham
sif. Howe, accompaniAt
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GIRL SOLVES
PROBLEM

She Rugged her secret 90 her. unll.
Ing over Il with a helghfsning color.
She had been expecting 10 get her
mother the material for a new waist
FOR her birthday. She had heard her
tell her father last night that she had
decided they couldn't afford 10 get
her that suit che wanted this spring
But Elsie. the daughter. had solved
the problem. Her mother WAS going
10 have "a lovely blue suit for her
birthday She. Elsie. was going 10
buy II on credit at cherry'a. She
could easily afford 10 &c, II. making
those convenient monthly payments.
They are at 207 Rlaito Bldg. on Zee.
ond Ave between Madison and
Spring. over the Pig,n Whistle. Take
elevator .---Advertincment
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Song Recital at
Cornish

A complimentary song recital viii
be given By Sara Y. ~. Peabody,
assisted by Paul McCooie. pianigt.
al tho Cornish Tuesday evening.
January 81. when the following pro.
gram will he presented.
Hscit ard Aria. Non mi nfy. rsr
Idol Mo tffom ~poa otsraa-
~ , sstrsf .-f.sssts ssasss 1nsArt
Nei Cor pla non mi s@nto .......rnisieito
q del uio AmAfo uea ......... pouauay
-Four kfud.s ....sss.. ..s.....ss .Chopia
4 Flat Major
Minor
q Plat Major.
G Minor
pani NrCo1is
- Moulin THE NM .......s... risyns
N1Hance ss..sss+fs ts-.ssss.s+s hehussy
BenHona Ia giEaa .stss-s+. t+-. Carpenter
ihN Isle sssss++ss ssss EafhfnAninof
Sylvan Houndsisy from The snow
Aaidsn" ..s..ss .tilmsky -korsaknfs
n the Silent NiTht ...s.. .Rschmaninoff
white Peacock .,..t........+.... critics
inttHrttieF .sssst f.t-s sss.ssss. fcrraft
Temple IN the Moonlight. ........ Ferrasi
Armenian Dance .+..sss+..t.. brockway
Aftsr sunset ..+....ts.s Gampnsil- Upton
An Old Song Ended ,.s.......C Cyril scott
Don't Come In. Sir. Please lChinssa
Tone Fpeml rs..ss.-... Carpenter
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First HW Guild IN
CHARGE of Tea Shop

Mrs, l.. r. Boswell will be hostess
for the First ian guild at the ortho.
pedic Tea shop Tuesday She viii be
assisted by Mrs. Caspar Clarke. Mrs.
H. komitch. Mrs Lee pingo. Mrs.
l. c. Mueller. Mrs Harry nyrne.
Mrs. Cora Frye. Miss Ethel Irwin
and Miss Eleanor Irwin.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-30

Of Women Voters has os'poncd the
card party arranged for "Wednesday,
February !. NJ the Hotel Washing
ton Annex. until after the state con
vsntion. February . and 10. The
posiponcment has been made on &C.
count Of 40 much Illness In the city.
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Informal Party for
Mrs. SheIeu

Mrs. H. +. Brown and Mrs. Clyde
Hadley will give a small informal
party Friday afternoon at the home
Of Mrs. Brown. 40 30th ave. s.. the
honor guest TO be Mrs. Walter Shelley
of St Paul. who Is visiting her Sis.
ter, Mrs. Edwin j. Bartells.
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CLUES FOR TUESDAY

Seattle Lodge No. Z. Degree %
Honor Protective association. will
give progressive whla, party on
Tuesday. January 81. al . y. m. in
Evergreen hall % the new A. o. u.
w. building. 1909 Ninth ava Tie
frrahrnentH served and special hon
ors conferred. Tho party viii b.
open 10 members and friends and wtli
be preceded BY business meeting
at 3 n m
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William Mckinley Circle Dinner
Hnaff.nnaI


Mustorole II oaHy 10 apply and II
does not blister like the old fashioned
mustard plaster.
Mustorole In n clean, white ONT
ment, made with oil 81 mustard Sim.
ply massage II In gently with the fin.
ger tips. You will be- delighted 10 see
how quickly IL brings relief.
Get Munterole at your drug store.
ssc and e5c. Jars and tubes. hospital
fdzs. 81.
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Mr.. and Mrs. O'Roilly
10 Keep Open House

ON next sunday Mr. and Mrs.
James Joseph o'Rcilly will keep open
house. receiving their friends infor.
mally from seven un,ll eleven
o'clock, MIR. ana Mrs. oReilly are
leaving in February for Cincinnati.
where they viii make their home,
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS
Momen.. y ne Nata cIub

Tho womcn'a T. ise Naia club Will
meet nj the home Of MIR. l.. o flHet.
1918 tsnd ave. 4. W. "Wednesday
afternoon AZ $50 o'clock,
The lesson Of the art department,
FURNISHING the Large and Small
Home" viii be Ia charge Of Mrs. y.
A. Byern and Mrs x. g. Hitchcock.
Mrs. Hnrnct. OF tho music depart
mcnt viii talk on the life OF Mac
Doweil.
Mas Dorothy Hoseieaf viii give the
following selections
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Tho regular meeting of Clara liar.
ton tent. Daughters o. Veterans Of
the civil War. was held Tuesday
afternoon The program included
some very interesting personal rem.
iniareneea OF Abraham Lincoln. aH
told BY THREE civil war veterans. Com.
radcs Davies. Kellogg and Blakcnly
an address by Commander J. 4.
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To We'd Tuesday Erening

Miss Goldio shapiro. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs Samuel shapiro. will
become tho bride ~ Mr., Sol Roth.
stein tomorrow evening. Tho core.
mony viii he performed az the home
OF the brides parents. tss 18th ave.
n, al ESQ O'clock.
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ettAH NAa 'hA8 AANNNNAsa ttNfAA "
turned saturday from an extended
trip. They spent the Christmas holt
DAYS In Nassau. going frum there TO
Havana, and returning 10 san Fran.
cisco via the Panama canal
MFR. and Mrs. James p. Ian. re.
turned Sunday from California.
where they have been spending "a
short time. Miss Evelyn Lane. who
accompanied them South. remained
In San Francisco. where she viii visit
Mr.. and Mrs. Cleveland Sandefur for
two months
Lieut. Charles Calder orr. U. $ N.
and Mrs. Orr arrived IN the city FRI.
day frosu san Francisco. coming
there from New York via the Pan.
anna canal. They are now the guests
OF Or. aud Mrs. Milton Fits Ran.
dolph Lieut.. and Mrs. carr Will re-
main In Seattle for some time.
Mrs. Ross y. Hibier has returned
10 her home in this city after few
weeks visit In Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs H. ". williams Of
Chicago arrived IN Seattle Friday
night on their way TO California.
They spent Saturday In Beilingham
visiting friends. and ara leaving for
the South early this week.
Mrs. William ~. Payne hav-s to
morrow for a visit OF six months In
Georgia. Cuba and Peru. During her
absence her apartment viii he occu.
pied by Mr.. sturEia and his mother.
Mrs. sturgis. CT Chicago.
Mfr. and Mrs. A. s. powncy are re-
moving early in February 10 their
new residence at the Highlands
Miss Jennie Hoibrook and her
mother have taken an apartment at
the Sycamore.
Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Gibbs are
receiving congratulauons on the
birth OF son. James Atwood. Ir..
at the Swedish hospital. January II.
Mr.. and Mrs William Boring ier,
Saturday for Southern California.
where they VIII spend February and
March
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel n. Moefe,t
have returned from New York and
are now at home at 1889 18th ave.
Miss Helen IEoe returned Friday
from four weeks trip In the
East.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. C. FothcrinEham
left today for a trip 70 California
Mr.. and Ms. Samuel Iampinr are
being congratulated upon the birth
of "A daughter at the Swedish hos
pital on Thursday. January &c.
Or. and Mrs. win Otto Bel left
Saturday for a months visit in Call
fornia.
Miss Helen y. Tows1 left Friday
for Boston. where she will be stu.
dent at the New England conserva.
tory.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Horace Hni have
removed TO their new home. rs 18th
ave. ".
Mr.. and Mrs. G A. Musrravc and
Miss Dorothy Musgrave left saiur.
day for san Francisco. whence they
will sail February for Honolulu 10
spend two months Miss Dorothy
has just graduated from Broadway
high school.
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Lawrence. Of Stevens post, and n
culoRy OF Abraham Lincoln by Mrs.
Lucy Brown.
The next meeting Of the tent will
be held In the Afmofy Wednesday.
February =.
William Mckinley Circle Dinner
Postponed
The dinner planned by william
Mckinley circle. Ladies Of the q. a.
H.. for "Wednesday evening. February
!. al .. m. has been postponed
owing 90 the death Of one Of It's
members.
League ~ Women Voters Posipope-
Card Party
The executive board ~ the League
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Moneyback guarantee with every
suit. Baff. the Tailor. ll0s 5rd.--Ady.
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Ladies' 81 the q. A. a. Home Sew
Ing club viii meet NJ Veterans hail.
the Armory Masquerade dance. Al
members ~ patriotic organizations
and their frlenda are invited.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-30

"The Bomb Thrower." by G n comp.
ton, and "rhe Adventurous Heart
by Mary Kane Hope. Visitors vel
come
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-30

North broadway circle ~ the Fruit
and Flower Mission wiil give Ia an.
nnal card party on Easter Monday.
April ~. . M. "a, the Yacht club.
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Despite obsolete equipment. China
u probably. after the United States.
the foremost agricultural nation.
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Mothers club

Mothers club. Of Theta NJ. VIII
meet at the chapter house. 4522 isui
ave. y y. al 4 o. "a.
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Friendly Service club will meet
with Mrs J. II. Benton. Smith st..
al 3 .. m.
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Eastern Star Club

Eastern Star club will meet In the
clubrooms. 1890 Arcade building, at
p m
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business and Professional womon's

Seattle business and Professional
Nomen's club viii meet nt Pine Arts
hall. 1913 Fourth ave. at $40 .. IN.
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AIR. and Mrs, Thomas Green re-
turned saturday from an extended
trip, They spent the Christmas holt
days Ia Nassau, going frum there TO
Havana, and returning 10 san Fran.
cisco via the Panama canal
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MFR. and Mrs, James r. Ian. re.
turned Sunday from California.
where they have been spending "a
short time Miss Evelyn Lane. who
accompanied them South. remained
In San Francisco. where she viii visit
Mr.. and Mrs. Cleveland sandrfar for
two months
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The STEINWAY
DUO-ART PIANO

Today, at the zenith of his pow
ers, Harold Bauer makes reproduc
ingrolls eaelua,eiyfo the Duo-Art
Moreover, his Duo-Art rolls arc the
only Amencdn rolls that represent hi
osn esad, authentic playing that
have been edited BY bimsei alone
You can hear the true Harold
Wben may NE play Harold Bal
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writers club viii meet al y. IN.
In the Erickson room. Y. W. G, A. sto.
rics 10 be read arc THAT Chap From
Liska Point by Nellie X. u. Adkins.
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Lieut. Charles Calder orr. q. $ n.
and Mrs. Orr arrived IN the city FRI
day fro-u san Francisco. coming
there from New York via the Pan.
anna canal. They are now the guests
OF Or. and Mrs. Milton Fits Ran.
dolph Lieut.. and Mrs. carr viii re-
main In Seattle for some time.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-03-08

it ang 2 more times and pon went
down fast sounding mad and quick
opened the door and sed, No he
cant come out, and quick slammed
it agen, calling up stairs, Benny,
Benny.
Sir? sed. Thinking, G herray,
and pop sed, Come down heer and
camp inn the halt and tell this
streem of inquirers that you're in
to stay. Me thinking Heck rood nit
And | went down and pritty soon
the bell rang and it was, Sid Hunt
saying, Can Benny come out, O
hello Benny, | thawt you was youl
father And | stood there tawking
to him about minnits and "op
called down, Shut that door, there's
draft coming up here from the
North Pole, how long does it take
you to say you cant go out, shut
that door.
Wich | did and plitty soon the
bell rang agen and it was Lew Da-
Wis and after I had tawked to him
about 3 minnits pop called down,
Benny, put on your hat and coat
and get out of heer as quick a.
your legs will carry you.
Wich | did. Proving its a CRATE
thing to keep on trying.
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East Barnet

As there seems to be some mis-
understanding in regard to our
still being engaged in the Under
taking Business, we wish TO state
that we are continuing the bust
ness and have a man to do en-
embalming. We shall strive to
the same satisfactory service that
our firm has always maintained.
The George +. Winch Estate.
Advertisement
Mrs. Vera Welch of Lisbon, N.
II. recently visited her mother,
Mrs. Lizzie Kendall.
Mrs. Frank Cheney of Barnet
spent Wednesday with Mrs. Ram
mic Champany.
Mrs. Mary McGill spent Friday
and Saturday in st. Johnsbury
with her daughter, Mrs. ID. 7. Nc
Lellan.
Raymond Swasey of Ryegate
spent the week end with Stuart
Elliott.
Sumner Austin of Hardwick has
been visiting his grandfather Ben
Cooper.
A daughter born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Cooper Saturday
March 4th.
Charles Townsend spent the
week end at his home in Orleans.
Mrs. James Match and three