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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-14
{ CAPTAIN
BLOOD
By Rafael Sabafini.
o RArAgl. aABATlNi
Arpot NEA SERVICE &c

that laughter lurkcd behind II. and
tho reason Tor this was yielded by his
next sentence, "But YOU tell me Mr..
Pitt Ia your navigantg"
For lack OF n better" laughed the
captain, good'humGrcdly contemptu,
Gus. Now am ready to wager him
n hundred pieces or eight that that 10
tho North, star" And he flung out
an arm towards n point OF light In
the heavens straight abeam. lie
afterwards told Pit, that had Don
Diego confirmed him. no would have
run him thru upon that instant. Far
from that. however. tho spanlard
freely expressed hia scorn.
you have the assurance that Is OF
ignorance" said Don Pedro. 'and you
lose. Tho North Star Is this one"
And he Indicated Il.
You are sures"
But my dear Captain Bloodr' The
Spaniard'a tone was one OF amused
protest "But Is II possible that I
mistaken Besides. IL there not tho
compasss Come 10 the pinnacle and
see there what course we make"
HIS utter franlSness. and tho easy
manner Of one who haa nothing to
conceal resolved az once tho doubt
that had leapt SO suddenly In the
mind OF Captain Blood. Pitt was sat.
lsfied less easily.
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Mister Bob.Cut liked tho dark.
His oyva worked bottor, But no
also liked tho sun. II felt 40 good
and warm on his back.
SO, as no couldn't have both at
once. no took turns hunting and
summing himself and just now no
wos having his sun.hath on mar
row ledge OF rock In woolly Wild
place down In Dixie Land,
For Dixie Land. my deera. IL not
all cotton fields and tobacco Fields
and sugar fields and peanut patches
and orange groves. IL has some
very wild places. And Il was In one
OF the Widest places that Mister
Bob.cat was stretched out In tho
sun.
That's where tho Twins found
him, Their busy little shoes had
guided them there because tho Fairy
fQueen would be sure 20 ask about
her mountain folk.
Mister Bob.Cat was as SCUM d
asleep as Rip Van Wrinkle. 80 tho
Twins did not bother 60 wake him
up. They were about 10 turn away
when they heard voices whispering
Tiptoeing very softly toward the
spot where tho voices came from,
they beheld II strange sight.
There was Pnddy.foot Rabbit and
Drummer Partridge and Hooty owl.
all three with their noses together
like foreign ambassadors.
Eyes. sir. I've got II all fixed
up Paddy.foot whispered excitedly
wiggllng his long ears, II just been
TO SEQ Mister Otter and no promised
He says hen do everything We ask
cd him 20 and he'll be there at eS
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Continued From Yesterday,

On tho instant Mr. BLOOD shed his
laziness. lie stiffcned with arpre.
hcnslon, and wns about TO speak
when u shat, OF light Glove the gloom
above their heads. coming from tho
door OF tho poop cabin which had just
been opened, II closed again. and
presently there was n step on the
companion, Don Diego was ap'
preaching. Captain Blood's fingers
pressed Jcrry's shoulder with signifl.
canoe. Thon he called tho Don, and
spoke 10 him In English as had be-
como his custom when others were
present.
'Will yo settle a slight dispute for
us. Don piegoG" said he lightly, I'VE
are arguing. Mr.. Pltt and !. as 10
which Is the North Star"
"soG" Tho spanlard's tone was
Easy; there was almost suggestion
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ADVENTURES
OFTHE TWIN S
6IOlivc PobcrEc Barton

nctly three minutes past sunset.
Now como along. you two birds and
I'll show you tho way"
You may bo nuro that by this
timo tho Twins wero bursting with
curiosity.
But they stayed round, and NJ
SUNSET. Mister Bob.cnt woke up and
shook himself and stretched.
''S,ippor'timoF' be remarked with
yawn. Guess III climb tree
and SEQ II can find nm owl or II
nice tat partridge, Goddnessl TheiN's
paddy.foot Rabbit right over there
now. | might get him"
And away he leaped
But Pnddy,foot ran right under
a sycamore tree and disappeared.
.'shucksr' Hnld Mister Bob.Cnt.
Suddenly right overhead a deep
voice went, "Hootl Hootr'
"well. dcclarcf' grinned Mister
Bob.Cnt. licking his whiskers. I'm
certainly lucky" And no dug his
toe.nails In that tree and 5hinnied
up In two shakes.
But Hooty Owl lifted his wings
and flew away like n shadow.
"shuoksr' said Mister Bob-cat
again. That was stupid OF mo 10
miss two good dinnersr'
That very second Drummer Part
ridge began TO drum. and Mister
Bob.cat stopped making remarks
about himself. and began 20 lick his
whiskors again. "i'll have fins
meal yet" no said and pussy. footed
Off. In tho direction tho new sound
came from.
ITO he Continued
! Copyright. 1923. by seat,is Stan
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Diego mado no answer. And then
Captain Blood drew a bow nj ven.
ture-or not quite nj venture, Such
coast.line as thar. II not OF the
main itself. and tho main he knew II
could not be. must belong 20 either
Cuba or Hihpanlola. Not knowing
Cuba 10 lie farther north and west of
the two. II followed. no reasoned
swiftly. that II Don Diego meant be-
trnyal no would steer Tor tho nearer
OF these Spanish territories. THAT
land. you treacheruus. forsworn
Spanish dog. is tho island Of His
PAMELA"
Having said II. he closely watched
the swarthy faeo now oversphcad
with pailor. 10 SEQ the truth or false.
hood OF his guess reflected there. But
now tho rctreating spaniard had
come TO tho middle OF the quarter.
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"wo might send Don Diego de
Esplnosa In boat manned by his
spanlards TO assure his brother the
admiral that we are all ioval subjects
Of his Catholic majesty"
The captain swung around. and for
m instant looked as IL he would
have struck the gunner. Then his
expression changed; the light Of In
splration was in his glance.
"Bedadl we've Eaid II. He doesn't
fear death. this damned pirate; but
his son may take n different view.
Filinl plety's mighty strong in
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but for his sharp command 20 some
OF them to remain on deck with Hag-
thorpe.
In the ward room the three stern
chasers were in position, loaded. their
muzzles thrusting thru the open
ports. precisely as the Spanish gun
ners had left them.
Here. ogle. is work for YOU" said
Blood. and as the burly gunner came
thrusting forward thru the little
throng OF gaping men. Blood pointed
10 the middle chaser: Have that gun
hauled back" he ordered.
Continued TomorowO
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spaln." He swung on hLs heel ab.

Spain" He swung on his heel alb
ruptly. and STROBE back TO the knot
Of men about his prisoner. "HereF'
he shouted TO them. Bring him be.
low" And he led the way down to
the waist. and thence by tho BOBBY
hatch TO the gloom OF the tween.
decks. where the air was rank with
the smell OF tar and spun yarn. Go.
ing aft, he threw open the door Of
the spacious wardroom. and went In,
followed by a dozen Of the hands
with tho pinioned spaniard. Every
man aboard would have followed him
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10 attract must
Radiatc
Health|

ID EAUTY Is the magnet which
- draws all eyes-and back OF
beauty-Health working silently.
Red blood tingling through the
veins;-the glow OF youth in tho
cheeks:-the spring OF eager.
ness. OF vim, OF vitality in tho
walk:-tho ever graceful air, un-
restrained by care or worry.-All
the charms OF beauty. All tho
works OF health.
Men are fascinated by the
charms OF beauty. Women gaze
with envy, secretly Jealous, per.
Observation-Disclosures
for that attractiyeness that is not
theirs.
But why tho wondering-the
hoping tho praying for that
craye for attractiveness-that
beauty. Good looks is the barome.
ter OF ones condition. Good health
radlates beauty. s. s. s. puriies
the blood-creates new red BLOOD
cells-rids the system OF impuri-
ties which make beauty and at
tractiveness impossible. As wom-
en- to attract must radlate health
30 must they keep their systems
free from impurities and their red
blood cells ever increasing. s. S. s.
does both.
| s. s. s., since 1926, has been rid.
ding the system of impurities
pimples, blackheads, boils. eczema
and rheumatism-b uildfng red
blood cells-aiding women to be at.
tractive by radiatlng health.
s. S. s.. is made OF carefully SO.
lected herbs and barks. scientific.
ally prepared and proportioned.
All good drug stores carry s. s. s.
It is moro economical q
M purchase the large size bot.
Er RCnf,L..X.,, FL
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CURED AFTER LONG SUFFERING

Mrs o. E.. Portland. orr had suffered for Is
years with Piles and years with Fistua. l
told operation was necessary and the Fistula
lsuced- GOT so bad could not sit down and
going down hill rapidly. I went to Dr.
Chas. j. Dean and within 4 short time was we'll"
Mrs w. A. c., Butte. Mont-'I had been a sufferer
from Piles rs years during the last year being
of my Feet practically the greater part q the
different and truly recommend DR..
Deans treatment to anyone suffering with rectal
troubles"
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-03-23
Young Couple Take
Marriage Vows at
Evangelical Manse

The marriage of Miss Emma E.
Smith. daughter of Mrs. Henry
Smith of Gibbs township and Arthur
LII Small, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin
Small, took place this morning at
1920 o'clock at the Evangelical par
Sonage. Rev. {. +. StrutZ read the
marriage service.
The young couple were attended
Nv Mr. and Mrs. Peter Jones of Men
oxen. Mrs. Jones being a sister of
the bride. The bride wore a dark
travelling suit and carried bridal
bouquet After the wedding cere-
mony an elaborate wedding break
fast was served at the Small home
- miles south of town mt II o'clock.
Many beautiful flowers were used
for table decorations and in beau
tifving the house.
Both Mr.. and Mrs. Small have a
host of friends in this vicinity,
where they have spent their lives,
beth being graduates of the local
high school.
Mr.. Small has a farm in Norton
township where they will make
their home after spending week
in the Twin Cities. They will leave
on No. this evening.
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Social and
Personal
Hubbert-FOstesOn
Joined in Marriage
by, Rev. Harriss

J. A very pretty wedding cercm ony
\ was performed ut the home of DR..
\ and Mrs. ii. Styles llarriss, 1875 West
! Rosser st. at s o'clock this morn
! ing March %, 1923. The contract
ing parties were Arnold L. FostesOn
OF bismarck. but formerly Of Cando,
N. OAK, and Miss Nellie l.. Hubert
of Bismarck. The groom was ac-
companied by Clifton Hubert
bother of the charming bride. and
the bride was accompanied by Miss
--.neI Ionraui.
The impressive ring ceremony Of
the Methodist Episcopal church was
used. Rev. II. S Harriss officiated.
Among the wedding party were
Leonard II. Miller. Neil Churchill,
Carol Baker, and Mrs. William Bak-
cr. mother O. the bride.
The bride wore beautiful tan
canton crepe dc chcne gown trim
med with silk and carried large
bouquet Of American Beauty roses.
MI rosteson for some time past has
made his home in Bismarck being
in the employe of The Bank Of
North Dakota. He is an exemplary
Young man. Mrs. Foteson has grown
to charming womanhopd in Bismarck
and is greatly admired by all who
have had the pleasure Of her ac-
duaintancc. She was employed as a
stcnographcr at the capital in the
office Of the adiutant general
After the ceremony they took No.
= for points East and after brief
honeymoon will make their home
in Bismarck.
Their many admirng friends wish
them lfc's highest, fullest and best.
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LETTER FROM PRISCILLA BRAD
FORD TO MRS. MARY AL
DEN PRESCOTT

MY DEAR FRIEND:
A you wished me, have taken
very good care to anplyze the young
woman who is going to marry your
son. Otherwise, confess, she
would not have interested me much.
She invited me to the Country Club
for tea; you remember l told you
about the invitation in my last Jet
ter Mary Alden went with me.
Dear friend, l hope you will for
give me when tell you that I am
very much worried about this mar
riage.
could see easily that John and
this girl have nothing in common.
She is very pretty and conscious
of it. She is quite clever and wants
you to acknowledge it. She is rath-
er rude and quite proud Of it, She is
very fond Of beautiful clothes;
those he was wearing were much too
fine for ono in Johns circumstances
and hate to tell you this
while we were drinking our tea she
calmly opened gold cigaret case.
lighted and smoked a gold-tippcd
cigarct which had her monogram on
it, To say was shocked would be
putting it mildly. I wanted to ask
her if she ever had smoked before
John. Surely. Mrs. Prescott, no man
would ask n woman to be his wife
whom he knew smoked cigare%s,
even in these lax days.
While we were at the Country
Club. u very good-looking young
man came into the dining room and
Lcslie's young sister, Alicc-who
also was smok ing-beckoned him
over.
One could sec that this man was
desperately in love with Miss Ham
ilton. He never took his eyes off
her. Poor fool, she must have en-
couraged him much before she
turned him down for John. He is
giving her fancy dress party next
week, but neither of them saw fit to
invite me. Perhaps it is to be so
wild that they knew I would not APP
prove.
Dear Mrs. Prescott, l know you
will be gricvcd, if not heartbrokcn.
at this marriage. 1t is not at all
what you could have wished for your
beloved son.
Mary Alden sends her love to you
and We will both go to the wedding.
1t is to be a grand affair-a great
show of money.
Miss Hamilton is still indulging in
an orgy of clothes buying; perhaps
this is a good thing. as I learned in
roundabout way that she will 60
to John with only modest check
from her fathcr-cnough perhaps to
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DYE STOCKINGS
OR SWEATER IN
DIAMOND DYES

diamond Dyes" add years of wear
% worn, faded skirts, waists, coats
-. :kings, sweaters, coverings, hang
ings, draperies. everything. Every
package contains directions so sim
PIE any woman can put new, rich,
.adeless colors into her worn gar
mcnts or drapcrics even il she has
never dyed before. Just buy Dia.
mond Dycs-no other kind-thcn
your material will como out right
because Diamond Dyes are gdaran-
iced not to streak, spot. fade, or run.
Tell your druggist whether the ma
terial you wish to dye is wool or silk,
or whether is it linen, cotton OF
mixed goods.
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Pneumonia Claims
Mrs. T.. McGann

Mrs. Eleanor McGann, age g. years
passed away yesterday afternoon at
o'clock at Il local hospital after suf-
fcring with pneumonia for only n
week.
Mrs. McGann, wife of the late Mich.
acl McGann. ordinance sergeant Of
Fort Yates, had resisted in bismarck
during the past two years, coming
here from Fort Yates where the Nc
Cams made their home for about
twenty-five years. She is survived By
four children, Mrs. r. f. Potter, Mrs,
W. {. Kruger and Harry McGann of
Bismarck. and Arthur McGann, who is
living in the west.
Funeral services will be held to-
morrow morning ut the Pro-cathcdral
Burial will take place at st. Mary's
cemetery.
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SURPRISE FOR MISS ALISON.

SURPRISE FOR MISS ALISON.
Following the meeting of the Luther
League OF the First Lutheran church
last evening, the gathering was turn
cd into surprise party for Miss
Alfhild Alison. who is leaving in the
near future for Washington. u. c..
to become n member of the office
staff Of Senator Lynn j. Frasier. The
honor guest was presented with a
beautiful handbag as a remembrance
from her friends. A very pleasant
SOCIAL evening was enjoyed by the
guests.
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You had better burn this letter as
soon as you read it, for it would get
me into dreadful trouble, and only
my love for you and interest in John
would induce me to be SO c0ntidcn-
tal
Sincerely yours,
PRISCILLA BRADFORD.
LETTER FROM MRS MARY AL
DEN PRESCOTT TO MISS
LESLIE HAMILTON
MY DEAR MISS HAMlLTON:
Although you have been so busy
that you have had no time to wri.>
to me, am using the privilege of
being the mother Of the man you
arc going to marry to send you II
letter of explanation anent the gilt
which ! am dispatch;ng to you by
express today.
1t is a first empire desk and has
been in our family ever since Lafay-
cite brought it over as gift to the
wife of my great grandfather
This desk always has been given
since that time to the first daughter
in the family. I, however, having
no daughter, am giving it to you and
to my son.
1t is supposed to be the best cx-
ample of Napolconic cabinet work.
Indeed, it is said that the first Ma
polcon himself gave this desk to
Lafayette. There is q tradition to
the effect that there is secret
drawer in it somewhere, but I never
have been able to find it. You will
see for yourself when you see the
desk that there is great deal Of
room that is unaccounted for, but
how to get into it Is mystery to
me and l have spent hours trying to
solve it. I never felt justified, how
ever. in having the desk taken apart.
I do not know whether your taste
runs to antiques. but this is not so
very old, you know, not nearly as
ancient as some Of the things that
came over in the Mayfower that are
in my home and which will be yours
some day.
have received u letter from Miss
she has had a most charming visit
with you. hope that you like her
as we'll as she seems to have liked
you, for know that Priscilla would
like to be as great a friend to my
sons wife as she is to him.
I shall be in your town the morn
ing of the twcnty-frst. II YOU can
find moments time to come in
with John during the day | shall be
as happy as it is possible for me to
he on the day before the one when
l shall be losing my son forever.
Yours very truly.
MARY ALDEN PRESCOTT
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B. & +. W. FOOD SALE.

The b. e. =. w. club will hold a
food sale at the Sorenson Hardware
Co. on Main street tomorrow after
! noon, March oath. A few articles of
fancy work end Easter favors will be
put on sale at this time.
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A. G. Nelson Of Epworth, Mrs. II. II.
Hanson Of Valley City. Baby Bertha
Grcnz Of Hazclton. Reuben Gohner
Ct Kuhn. +. ID. Woodwork of Driscoll.
Walter Purfcerst Of New Salem, and
F. II. Walker of Almont, have entered
the Bismarck hospital for treatment.
George Haugcn of Bismarck, Harry
Thompson Of the city. Dorothy Roth
of Mckenzie, Miss Gertrude Wadnizak
Of Dickinson, Andrew Brekkc Of Lem
mon. s. D., and Master Donald Will
son Of Hebron. have been discharged
from the hospital.
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SALVATION ARMY FOOD SALE
The Salvation Army aid will hold "A
food and fancy work sale at Perry
Furniture store, Saturday, March 81.
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MRS. WHlTTEMORE LEAVES
Mrs. Blanche Whittcmore Of Bow
man worthy grand matron of the
Eastern Star left this morning for
jamestown to visit the Star in that
city.
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RETURNS FROM CONFERENCE.
Rev. r. F. Alison returned yestcr-
day from Minneapolis, Mimi, where
he has been attending a church con
ference during the past week.
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Revival Meetings Well Attended
The annual revival meetings t the
Evangelical church are being we'll
attended. Rev. Guy A. Lewis Of Nc
kcnzic who is assisting Rev. c. F..
Strutz with them has proved very
popular with his audiences. The
male quartet will furnish music
this evening.
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celebrate their first wedding annivcr-
sary. Cards were played during the
evening.
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SURPRISE CHOIR WITH LUNCI

SURPRISE CHOIR WITH LUNCH.
Members of the Ladies Aid Of Nc.
Cabc Methodist church delightfully."-
surprised the members Of the choir at
rehearsal last night for the musical
cantata to be given on Easter Sunday.
l." serving lunch at the conclusion Of
the rehearsal. The choir. with l8
voices, will present "Thc Resurrection
Storv." bv Carrie B. Adams, Easter
Sunday night.
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CITY NEWS
U ndcrgOes Operation.

M. ID. Avery entered the Bismarck
hospital today to undergo tonsi-
lotomy operation.
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RETURNS HOME

RAYMOND Gilbert of Halstad, Mimi,
has left for his home after spending
few days with his brothcr-in-law,
Bjorn Schec..
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st. Alexius Hospital.

st. NleXius Hospital.
X. +. Dant of Glen Ullin. NJ. l..
Kelley of Hazcn. Mrs. Thomas Wclch
of the city, Mrs. Isabel Flynn of the
city. Mrs. w. f. Belle Of Sterling.
and Miss Lena Lift Of the city have
entered the st. Alexius hospital for
treatment. Mrs. j. A. Hoffman and
Mrs. F. c. Tousley of the city. Mrs.
Val Hoerner of New Leipzig, Mrs.
William Grossman of the city, Oscar
Fosbcrg Of Wilton, Emil Privratsky
of the city. Master Walter Inget of
Wing. Mrs. Normal Finkel of Wishek,
Mrs. A. Hostetler of Brisbane. Will
liam jefferson of the city, and Mas
ter Edgar Johnson Of Sterling. have
been discharged from the hospital.
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j. NJ. Thompson. auctiOneer from
Wilton. was city caller today.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-03-23

Dance at Patterson Hall
Wednesday and Saturday
evenings.
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Attend the White Goods
Sale at the Broadway Bazaar,
and save money.
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DR.. T. S. Pryse Of Dawson, was a
city visitor today.
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Bismarck Hospital. :,
Robert Nelson of Baldwin, Mrs.
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AMONG CITY CALLERS.

r. f. Arnold Of Steele, Jake Vail Of
Braddock, r. Shea, Olgo Torkelson.
Lewis Torkelson, and Hans Sathern.
all of Hazerton, F. A. Haase of Fargo,
Mr.. and Mrs. l. J. Berg of Driscoll,
Tobias j., and Joe. l. Bosch Of Linton,
J. J. Hartle, Harry Croy, and A. W..
Mccall of Cartwright were among the
city visitors today.
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MINISTER STOPS OVER.
Rev. W. II. Welch of Cannon Bali,
stopped over in the capital city today.
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LOCAL GIRLS ON VARSITY Y. w.
Miss Sylvia Sell Of Bismarck was
named chairman of the flower COM
mittee following the installation of
officers az the University of North
Dakota Y. w. c. A. held Tuesday
afternoon in the WOmen's league
rooms on the campus.
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SHOWER FOR BABY MARGARET
Fifteen lady friends of Mrs. John
&. Dixon gave shower at her
home yesterday evening for Baby
Margaret. Many beautiful gifts
were received at that time for the
little girl. At 10 o'clock lunchcan
was served.
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For First Class Dry Clean
ing. Call Capital Laundry
Co. Phone 684.
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CELEBRATE WEDDING ANNIVER-
SARY.
A number Of friends surprised Mr..
and Mrs. A. w. Snow of 431 Sixteenth
street upon their arrival to help them
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buy n grand piano, but nothing
more.
You had better burn this letter as
soon as you read it, for it would get
me into dreadful trouble, and only
my love for you and interest in John
would induce me to be SO contidcn-
tial.
Sincerely yours,