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RECOMMENDED SERVICE.

Continued.
PHONOGRAPH REPAIRING Phonographs
repaired by expert; parts for all makes ma
chimes. Franklin 59T5. s13 II st. NV.
PLASTERING REPATRED--Prompt service,
reasonable prices; work guaranteed. Estimates
eheerfully given. North 1925. 90
PLUMBING, TIN ROOFING AND sPoUTING
e fhere IS eah6w 81 sRf there Main ze
101l NV.
PLUMBING AND HEATING-John II. Gyerin.
412 Il. Cap: St. Line. 34t7-steam and hot
pl.at. POUND rsIable s 4sr IS ssa Years snu
PLUMBING AND TIMING, JOINING IS
our speSislty. Quick service in , emergency ,s
CAR0W { FRY. 1o11 II st. NV. Main 1891:
ROOF AND STOVE WEpAIRING: FIRST
class class plasterer =. Ii. DAVIS. Phone S9sth
@. stoves; si dependabie liable work Main dl4a
sHAEFFER & MOWEN, 1O1e 9th st. NV.
Thinning. GUTTERING. SCOUTING, CORN:
ice and skylight work; roofs repaired and
Inmates fur, and reas. prices on repair work.
G. W. BARGHAUsEN. 1905 9th st. FIR. 1925.
STEAM AND HoT-wATER HEATING. ". n:
Sudduth, 30l2ta ST., West 20l5; 25 years
experience high and low. pres. steam work;
open shop. Estimates given. -
TRUNK REPAIRING. Mintz repairs trunks.
leather bags. ladies' handbags etc. Call or
phone Mintz. 93s = st. Main 1858.
UMBRELLA REPAIRING AND COVERING.
Don't throw your old umbrellas away-bring
posite Star ONCE. franklin 1si6-W
UPHOLSTERING OF THE BETTER KIND.
Furniture repaired. Work unexcelled, Our man
will call anywhere. A trial will convince you.
Col. 1898 Standard Uph. Co., 2S1O 18th st. n.w.
WINDOW SHADES TO ORDER, SOC Up;
hung free: will call with samples. BUTLER
& son. 1000 1st st. Sc. Line. $685..
WINDOW and vacuum cleaning: general clesn-
ing contractors. Ideal Window and Vacuum
Cleaning Co., Inc. nj. 1888. e0i 11th NV.
WOODWORK OF ANY DESCRIPTION. TOP
hams Factory, so T. at. ne.
WINDOW AND DOOR SIiADES-Good quality
Opaque shades fitted to your windows, S1c;
the best quality of Opaque shades. l.l5: hung
free. We will call with samples. KLEE
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CHAUFFEURS FOR
YELLOW CABS

We pay the highest wages in
the city. New men average 28c
net on every dollar they take in.
This is our busy season and
your take-in will be large. Your
pay increases as you stay with
us. Apply 1888 10th st. NV.
CHAUFFEURS.
Our busy time is here; big
money is being made by our
drivers. Only men who want to
make big money need apply;
references required. See Mr..
Ryan.
BLACK AND WHITE TAXI,
1914 New Hampshire Ave.
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HELP MALE
Continued.
ArTnrATrg, a N-~xS

= ACCOUNTANT
You can be one; year or less of training
In your spare time. Call. phone or write La
Sale Extension University 1914 AIbee
building. Phone Main S32o
Evening star., 1923-12-29

HE BOUGHT A PEERLESS
We have a good selection OF
used cars at bargain prices.
Westcott Coupe, 1922.
Newly painted and In fine mechanical eoud
tion, at q bargain price.
Ford, 1922, Sedan.
Cadillac, 1920, Sedan.
Refnishsd and in excellent m. meensnssi nSd, con
like new.
Peerless, 1923, Coupe.
Car practically new; gone $500 miles; viii
sell quick at reduced price.
Hudson, 1923, Coupe.
Driven $500 miles; Just like new; At great
saving.
Buick Touring-Sedan. 1928.
4-cylinder. like new and the price is right,
Also several other late model
cars in good condition and at at
tractive prices.
Easy Terms.
PEERLESS MOTOR CO..
OPEN EVENINGS.
l4th & P SITS. MAIN S077.
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BUICK.
USED CAR
DEPARTMENT

1928 Buick 3-pass. road. $3.50
1923 Buick, 5-pass. sedan. 1900
1923 Buick E. 7-pass. tour. l,lO0
1922 RuicLr f. S-oaSs
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


ANTIQUES glass. silver furniture, pewter;
Tel. Main 40s
ANTIQUES. all kinds; best prices paid. A. F.
BoXEs. OLD OR SCRAP LUMBER-Two or
three loads. Suitable TO be chopped into
kindling wood; If price includes delivery. figure
haul TO- to r street and Wisconsin ave. Address
CAMrhAs, field glasses. shotguns, tools of
every kind: anything you have to sell. Groce's.
18th and NV. Phone Franklin s33 or postal.
CLOTHES-Will pay highest prices for ladies'
and mems worn clothes. Write or phone ID.
Stein. 13os 7th st. NV. Phone North 499.
CI0THING-If you have any discarded used
We pay big prices and call promptly. Main
41i5. Justh's, 8lo ID.
CLOTHING-Will call in my unlettered auto
mobile, city or suburbs, and pay you highest
earded clothing Of all descriptions. Address
fth st NV North 1855.
CIoTHlNG-Army and Navy clothing and
boots; highest prices paid. Call franklin 12aO.
, DIAMONDS, jewelry and old gold bought for
cash. Alvin IIoffa, diamond broker Rooms
II aud IS, 9ls 81. NV. Main CABS. 3s
| DIAMONDS, old gold, silver, bought for cash
| Louis Abrahams. SIS ST. NV.
! FEATHER BEDS aud furniture; hest prices
paid. Square Deal Furniture Co., sol Eye ST.
NV. Phone Main 50a8.
FUILcDREss SUIT, size AZ, stout. Address
, FCRNITURE-want to purchase some used
furniture TO OUTFIT large home. Call Franklin
S99a 2s
FURNITCRE-If you have any furniture or
other goods to sell and you want to obtain
best results, send for Louis Notes, 421 10th
st. NV. Phone Franklin 20l5.
FURNITURE-We buy household furniture
and office fixtures. Money advanced on stor-
aee. Sachs Furniture Co., Sth and ID
SITS. NV. Main O3O8.
FCRNITURE-N. Klrstein, $50 sth ST NV
- kinds OF furniture wanted. Phone Frank
lin GOS0.
FURNITCRE-R you want TO obtain best re-
suits for your furniture and other miscel-
lsneous. call NJ Shapiro. 600 Louisiana ave.
NV. Franklin 37S5.
| FURNITURE, pianoA, carpets, etc. Phone n
1892 fer wagon or have me call. ''Weschler."
FURNITURE aud HOUSEHOLDS goods wanted;
yoG will feel satisfied with prices pay. 8.
Weisenberg, 416 10th ct. NV. Main 5se1.
GOLD. silver, watches, diamonds and old
jewery needed In our mfg. dept. Full cash
value paid. selinger's, SO 1t.
| sEWELRY, dIsmonas. gold. silver, piatiaun
| and artificial teeth. d. AIpher. 907 q ct. NV.
| Main 2s75
PIANOS and victroias. old xolo. SILVER. dia.
monds and 1ewelry. A. r. Arnold. 1893 @ sr
NV. Main SI79.
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Personal

MIRA VI, VI. KlrSmhn. OF Chicago.
arrived Sunday 20 spend the re
maiudrr Of tho summer with her
son.ln.lhw and daughter. Mr.. and
Mrs. Jack NOyes.
Mr.. Bradford lyman ard Mr
owslcy Jones. IRE Of Chicago, Will
arrive next Tuesday to visit Sir
Eyman's parents. Mr and Mrs. L.
E. lyman, Tor a month.
Miss viols, Mauds Matthew'S IL
spending few weeks Of her school
vacation Ia Vancouver.
Miss Mary Harding Ia visiting In
Los Angeles. gues, AZ the Hotel
Ambassador.
Mr.. and Mrs. William l.. Beddow
and daughter. Miss Elizabeth Bed.
dow. loft this week on motor trip
TO Oregon.
Mrs. orrin II. Carpenter left Wed.
nesday on an extended trip East
Mrs. Chris Noe left this week for
a visit Of several months in Maine.
Mr. and Mrs, Harvey J Bailey loft
last week for Chicago, called there by
the sudden death OF Mrs. BaIiey'a
mother, Mrs. Louise Pfeiffer.
Mr.. James Howard Lilly and his
bride are expected to return from
their wedding trip tho first OF next
week.
Mrs. Kate Magee has returned
from a visit in Vancouver. b. c.
Mrs. John w. Eddy and children
will return Sunday evening from
Paris, France. where they have been
residing for is months.
Or, and Mrs. r. w E.pley OF San
Francisco. who have been spending
fortnight with Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Engberg, have left for their home,
stopping en- route to visit Mrs. ZIP.
ley's brotherin.lnw and sister, Mr..
and Mrs. John S. Baker, 10 Tacoma.
Mrs. Leroy Bnckus and daughter.
Miss Emmanuel Bnckus. left laat
week by motor on short trip 10
California
Mrs. Merrill Freder!cls sprom re.
turned Thursday evening from
visit OF several weeks at Lake
Crescent.
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tompiar, Rev. A. r. Basher. vice
templar. Katherine Davies secre
tary. Cora cottsfill. assistant score
tary. w. Il. PuEh; financial Hecre-
tnry. Emily ~. Peters. treasurer
George r.. Cotterill. chaplain. Rev
George Goodsenl marshal, X. II.
Peters; deputy marshal, Julleite
Morden.
Emily 81. Peters was chosen first
delegate. WIN r. PuRh. second dele
gate. and Cora Cotterlll and X. H.
Peters, aitcrnates. 20 tho grand
lodge session 20 be held In I. o. q.
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ANNUAL Picnic
wOMANs LAKEWOOD
CIVIC CLUB

The Woman's Lakewood Civic I'm.
proyement club win give n Northwest
Producta luncheon Wednesday and
Thursday, July IS and &c. at p m.
at the Lakewood club house. Mira.
G. II. spraguc. diroetress home serv.
Ice, representing Northwest products,
will serve the luncheon.
Thru the efforts Of the Lakewood
club wagneps band win give n con.
cert Sunday. July 22, at 1870 p. m. at
Seward park.
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CLUBS FOR SATURDAY

IoNIA CHAPTER
TO PICNIC
> Ionia chapter viii hold It's annual
picnic Saturday, July 81, at Wood.
land park, for members and family.
Coffee win be served. Bring your
Cups.
sTEyENs POST NO. 1.
&. A. r.
I Commander A. p. Lawrence Of
stevens Post, No I, 9. A. r., cordially
Jnutes all comrades Of the @. A. r..
an the city TO attend social gather
ing on Saturday evening, July u, at
Veterans hall. Armory. Professor
Edmond 8. Meany viii be the guest
of honor and will address the gather
jng on the pageant Americans
Mise Lillian Sclfoenberg, adopted
franddaughter Of the Post, win sing
.s"Thc Star Spangled Banner" A short
business meeting will be called at 7
y. m
MYRTLE CHAPTER,
no. 48
Myrtle chapter, No. AZ, o. y s.
viii hold a basket picnic In Wood.
band park, opposite the band stand.
Saturday. July II. at 2 p. m.
BUSINESS woMIGN'a
CLUB WILL HAVE PICNIC
The Seattle Business and PROBES.
tlonni Women's club viii have u
picnic at Seward park. on Saturday
Afternoon, July n Those attend.
Ing arc asked 10 bring their lunch.
n cup and spoon. Bathing and boat.
Ing win he the diyersionB offered
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.Reception and Musicale

entertained fifty reception and
Of Mrs
Alexander skarevs formerly Of the Imperial Conservatory
supper Tygv
Ioffp
Bebb Madeleine Pless.
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HARMONY HOMESTEAD.

HARMONY HOMESTEAD.
NO. i7is
Harmony Homestead no i7as.
brotherhood OF American Yeomen,
will have d family picnic az Wood
land park on Sunday. July 20, Each
person requested 10 bring a wen filled
basket for the lunch. 20 be- served al
o'clock sports Of an kinds viii be
tie afternoons entertainment
HOLLY CLUB DIscoNTfNUEs
UNTIL FALL
The Holly club has discontinued lie
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MINNEMATHA cLttn
ADDITIONAL CLUBS
HOSPITALITY

HOSPITALITY
The Pacific Northwest Merchants'
hospitality headquarters viii be 10.
Gated at 1901 Fifth ave. corner OF
University st. The room has been
donated by the Metropolitan Build.
ing company and furnished by the
Pacific Fiber Furniture company.
The committee In charge OF the hos.
pilality headquarters tx Miss La.
yergnc Woodward Mrs. w. II. Cole.
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n. on their chatauquh grounds a.
Eliisport. the first week in August.
II was decided 20 hold an outing
lodge session on August 9. az
o. q. r. camping grounds at Ellie
port.
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Women ATTENDING Convention

representing Seattle
of
University in Portland this week
Iax Put Mrs Frederick Parks Mrs Charles Paul Mrs Samuel Barnes
Howard Hanson. Mrs Allison Wanamae Miss
1Jeanete Miss Claribc chappe
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LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL
PICNIC
on Saturday, July 81. Mrs. Var.
nell ana Mrs De Months win enter.
tain all Legislative council women
al picnic in Gig Harbor. Bring
picnic lunch Hot drinks. cream
and fruit will be provided by tho
hostesses. Take either the Z n. m.
boat or the A. m. lnterurban for
Tacoma. On arrival. take the Point
Defiance street car for the ferry to
Gig Harbor.
Any woman Interested In better
laws for home and children Is most
cordially urged to attend. .,,
MfNNEWATHA CLUB
The Minnewatha club will give q
midsummer sports clothes dance
Saturday evening, July "a, at Leschi
pavilion.
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GLASGOW. July 20,-seYerai o.
the German warships sunk al scapa
Tlow have been cold % concern
which viii salvage them and break
them up.
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Chatter of the Shops crd Fl
HERE'S SOMETHING INTERESTING

20 per cent rsdue
done AZ the MODEL MILLINERY.
b27 Peoples Bldg have furH cleaned refined
remads and money.
powders They many ana -
varied In big painted tin box end
Then the fragrant cooling
powders sunburned will
powder mix powder TO match your
complexion.
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..Luncheon Honors THO Visitors

with
eight Miss Ethel Emery
eo Piedmont
visiting
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Judge and Mrs. Burke Hosts

Hilary lnehlef PACING
this evening
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MRpIua nRoWH HAIR looks best o.
ali after a Golden clint Bhsmpoo -Advi.
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viii this evening nj the
Tennis Ar
ooklyn Maurice Asch wyek and Ar Edison
x1fccreery.
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Tea and Thrift Shop Service


Saturday. Waldron,
Mr. 49, Hamilton Beckett
Belle Miss Johnson Miss Beruce
rita Martn Fuller.
all day the Thrift Shop
~ vi i filler and Miss live
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TIVE patrons poonee M supper
4 Tuesday
- includes Mr. Grover Desmond
Colonel and Mrs cnranco Rcthen
and Mrs Raymond r. Frazier udge and Mrs Burke Mr and Mr. David
whcomb Mr. and Mrs Daniel Trcfethcn
Black Mr. and Mrs Robinson Air Judson
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Small Informal Dinner This Euening

will with informal At hoel
her house Alias
Portland.
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Oomen' S Clubs

/ SEATTLE CHAPTER,
NO. 95
Seattle chapter. No. o5. o. Il. S.,
will hold its annual basket picnic In
Peoples park, Renton Junction. on
Saturday, July 81.
ALPHA CLUB PICNIC
Alpha club will have its annual
picnic Saturday. July 81, at the
summer home Of Mrs. w X
Macfarlane at I1lahee. The boat
leaves Pier at $3.50 a. m.
WEST SEATTLE CHAPTER
NO. 106
West Seattle Chapter No. LOG. o.
r. S.. viii hold it's annual picnic
at Woodland park on Saturday,
July 81.
IONTA CLUB WILL ACT
AS HoSTEssEs
The Ionta club win act as hos.
tesses ~ tea to be given at the
Hotel Washington Saturday after.
noon from until o'clock, TO meet
Mrs. Glen l.. swigget, representa-.
tive Of the Women's Auxiliary com.
mittee OF the United States second
scientific Pan.Amorican congress.
An invitation is extended TO all
club women and university women
Of the city to meet Mrs. Swigget.
Miss Marie Bruggerhoff win pre-.
side at the tea table.
LONESOME CLUE
The Lonesome club win entertain
with a dance on Saturday evening.
July II, In their new club rooms
in The Holyoke building. II Spring
ST. Membera ana frienda Invited.
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Luncheon to Honor Mrs. Palmer

thirty
s5yednday, L. Palmer who with
a Palmer their family VIII leave In August Tor Los Angeles where
mike
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.Nrs. Meuer Lilncheon Hostess

o.
Dawson. NJ ChlcnEo visiting her
and
with luncheon Wednesday afternoon tho
Hotel
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Patrons and PatroneSSeS Named for Navy
Dance at College Chtb; Miss Lewis WiH Be
COMMUNICATED
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Luncheon Honors House Guest

entertained with Informal luncheon At the
farewell compliment to Miss Margaret
Ieniey. Miss
Aevening Francisco.
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regular Saturday evening dances az
chriHtshpen'a Broadway hall until
the first Saturday IN September.
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man. Mrs. George p. Green. Mru
Eva Godfrey. Mrs. ". g Boardslss.
Mrs. II. r. Mccloy. Nss. Frank
poleshy. Miss Minerva Taylor. Miss
Mollie Baldwin and Mrs, George H.
Guy. general chairman.
Automobile tours arc being planned
for each day and two additional
features. one big card party on the
roof Of the Boil VI, dock. Thursday
afternoon. and "a moonlight cruise
around the Sound the same evening
on the boat trip the Chamber u
Commerce chorus viii sing. Mr.
Lloyd Spencer will be the official
story teller. the University jazz or,
chcsta viii furnish music and
delegation from the American lie.
gion win act IA ''bodyguard."
Seattle Ia invited 10 assist in the
entertainment Of tho visitors by call.
ing at headquarters with machines
any hour during the convention. july
% to July ss
r. l.. l. ANNUAL Picnic
Tho Young Ladies' institute will
give their annual picnic for che girls
81 the Industrial school Of tho House
Of tho Good Shepherd on Sunday.
July ~. at the house grounds. on
10th and sunnyaids.
Miss Ada Monogram. who In chair.
man Of the committee. hns arranged
for baskets to be given 20 the girls.
and Miss Bessie walker. piayfleld
instructor will have charge Of the
entertainment.
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THE BROWNE TEA SHOP!

THE BROWNIE TEA SHOPl
Just faacinaing u
sounds e1quisy served food
Shop this interesting when she
bought Dinner viii DO served TO 1925 Fifth Ave-
AN ATTRACTIVE HAT, COAT, SUIT OR DRESS
sol Peoples Bank Bldg And
leave there the whiet disappointed you by m
color or which didn't exactly tit
FRAGILE PIECE OF PAPER
the careful aun
which times without tear
d see ironing Of
all padded several
Why they cover
their machines flnnne can't II
clothes SUPPLY LAUNDRY" 1855 Republic
81, Eastake.
GO TO ISABELLE CR0PP
beautifully made Or
1889. COZ Haght
Bldg.
JUST THINK OF IT.
WORKS, 800 Peoples Bank Bldg does
hemsttchng yard Now won't
tiny for finish materials.
A PROPHET
without his town Is CHARLES D. RAYAER
and
literature. lie las Thousands Of books old
editions books which always wanted but
could Visitors welcome He located at 1880 First Ave
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Arctic Club to Honor Fleet Officers

issued cards dance Thursday
rs. in honor Of the officers Of the Pacific fleet
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Luncheon WW Compliment Miss Lelois


he for twelve intimate
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Social Affairs at Tennis CMb

The
dinner attractive little clubhouse for
which dinner parties planned
this the daily
Farrell Mira John
C. Mcmillan, l. Mendel Mrs j. r..
Russell Mrs. Thomas
Smson Lamer
Hamilton Role
Mcmillan
A Keleher. Edward
skinner Joshua stmson H. Anderson,
j. Merrill Mrs
D. Hogc. Trenne william Crosby Mrs
BaIe. A Kerry. Stewart. D. strnsen
and Mrs Ferry Leary.
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SEATTLE LODGE
Kn a \ n n ~

Seattle Lodge No. G. I. o. q. T.,
met IN lodge session Monday eve.
ming. July 10. At the home OF Mrs.
Emily NJ. Petars. grand electoral
superintendent at 2i37 Firm ave. n.
The following officers were unani.
mouAiy reelected. CHIEF tsmplar.
Capt D Thomas Davies past chief
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Mss Florence SpouIding to Wed

spunE
wedding viii %.
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The fairies themselves might have
gathered the pink roses and the blue
forget .me.nots that are sprinkled upon
a pillow and robe for baby's carriage,
30 fresh and dainty do they appear
but no fairy could em5rolder them
with greater casa and pleasure than
..nt, -.,t,r.nif knr ,.r,I,t fan,litnr nd
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Plans Lame Blfdae Lnncheon

Mrs Harris planning bridge luncheon OF fifteen tables Al her
home tuesday afternoon,
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Mrs. Merrill Fredsr!cls sproul re.
turned Thursday evening from a
visit OF several weeks at Lake
Crescent.
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Mrs Leroy Bnckus and daughter.
Miss Emmanuel Backus. loft last
week by motor on short trip 10
California
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-08-22
arHE sEA WOLF" AT LIBERTY TONIGHT

The attraction at the Liberty Thea tie for tonight will be the Paramount Aircraft screen version of Jack Lon dbn's famous novel, "The Sea Wolf" Striking sea scenes. including 8 col lision between a ferryboat and a schooner filmed on the very locale of the story--San Francisco Bay are among the features.
 But the chief interest is in the story. The central figure is the brntal sea captain, Wolf Larsen. a peculiar mixture of william and hero. philosopher and near-animal. The plot centers around the terror of the deep and the adventures which befall a beatiful girl and her young idler admirer when they are involved in a collision and, res cued by Wolf, are kept by him aboard his vessel.
 Noah Beery gives a notable per formance as Wolf" Tom Forman is the rescued youth who becomes cabin boy and Mabel Julienne Scott fig the girl Walter Long, Raymond Hatton, Eddie Sutherland, James Gordon and Trend Huntley are also in the cast.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-08-22
Charm to Count Heavily in
 Beauty Contest

CHICAGO. Aug. 22--Charm, bal ance struck between that indefin- able quality of personality and boise, and not classic perfection of fea- lures and form made traditional by painting and sculpture, will deter minn the selection of the nations most beautiful girls, according to the plans announced for q pageant of beauty and style to be held here next November
 Beautiful girls will be selected from every section of the country by va -rious newspapers through contests, and all winners will gather here for final decision.
 A new Standard of beauty is to be set by the judges. The hair, every facial feature, the teeth, the neck and arms, the hands and finger nails and the ankles and feet are to be judged separately on table of percentages. But probably for the first time that indefnable quality of charm and personality will weigh heaviest in the scale.
 From the ranks oe the working girls of Chicago other girls will be chosen. There, too, the element of personality and poise will play a prominent part in the judging.
 Hairderssing contests and cosmetic traces" in which skill and speed with the cold cream jar, the rouge box, the powder compact and the eyebrow pencil will be tested. also will be held.
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FIRE ALARM CALLS

l-3 Third and Franklin. IA Front and Franklin. Is Front, near Ferry Way Is Front. opp. Film Exehanss- 1-7 Front, opp. City Wharf. 1~S Front, near Saw Mill. 2-1 yome Grocery. 2-3 syilloughby. opp. Cole Bazn. 2-4 Front and Seward. 2-5 Front and Main. 2-6 Second and Main. 2-7 Firth and Seward. 2-9 Fire Hall.
 3-2 Gastineau and Rawn WEy 3-4 Second and Gold. 3-5 Fourth and Harris. 3-6 Fifth and Gold. 3-7 Fifth and East. q 3-S Seventh and Gold. 3-9 Fifth and Kennedy. Al Ninth, back of power hou1o Az Calhoun, opp. Juneau Apta 4-3 Dlsin Ave, and Indian 9e. 4-5 Ninth and Calhoun. 4-6 Seventh and Main.
 AT Twelfth, at Northern L'drY AS Twelfth and Willoughby.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-08-22
At the Gastjneau

w. P. Lass, Frederick Very, Theo- dore M. Edison, H. A. Pryde, A. H. ZZiegler. Tom Running, J. H. Ora. ham and wife, H. Hankins.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-08-22
HOUSE PARTY TO BE
 A WEEKEND EVENT

Invitations have been issued by Miss Elsie Edmiston of Treadwell for a party to be given at her home next Friday evening August 24th A pleasant. time is anticipated by the young people of the Island.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-08-22

which 1Syearold Lusa Chayes her father Fl The child who is scarcely larger than three
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The Alaska daily empire., 1923-08-22
MRS. HANSON IN HOSPITAL.

Mrs. Abe Hanson, of Hoonah. was brought to Juneau yesterday morn ing on the Pacific American Fish cries cannery tender Forester to St. Ann Hospital for medical treatr ment Her condition Is not serious according to Dr. l.. P. Dawes, her physician. Mrs. Hanson was accom- panied to Juneau by Miss Roberts, trained nurse stationed at Excursion Inlet.