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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-05
DAUGHTERS OF
ST. GEORGE.

Daughters Of ST. George will meet
In u. l.. b. A. hall. 1884, First
ave, on Thursday, December C. at
/ p. m. Card party at o'clock.
Members and friends invited.
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ROSEMARY CLUB PLANS
A AsN.frAI rApn pAtlr.N


Tho Rosemary Club for Girls was
organized IN Msy. 1918. BY a group
OF wrll known women with the pur.
pose OF providing the business girl
OF medium wage with home atnos.
phefe and wholesome pleasure for
her leisure hours.
Once n year the club has a card
party and tea at the clubhouse. 10.
Gated AZ 1918 Union At. 10 which all
interested friends ARE hidden TO at.
tend and assist in swelling the fund
for Ne maintenance.
Friday. December :. has been
chosen M the date for this years
party. Play viii begin az gao o'clock
and tea will be served AZ 40 o'clock.
Tickets may be obtained from any
member OF the board
They are: President. Mrs. II. y.
ostrander. first vice president, Mrs.
a. II. Anderson; second vice prcai.
dent. Mrs. James d. Lowman: third
vioo president. Mrs. NJ. a. Matthews.
secretary. Mrs. Anna Thomson NIL.
burn. treasurer. Mrs. Norman Huber.
trustees, Mrs. N. r. Eackus. Mrs.
Lawrence Boyle. Mrs. Keith BulIl,t.
Mrs. j. r. Douglas. Mrs. John w.
Eddy. Mrs. George Fortson. Mrs.
Henry c. Field. Mrs. Edward !. Gar.
rett. Mrs. A. s. Kerry. Mrs. Lctcher
Lambuth. Mrs. a. w. Leonard. Mrs
Stanley Minor. Mrs. c. u. stlmson,
Mrs. A. u. Stewart. Mrs. Kcnelm
Winslow, Jr.. Miss Blanche Mason.
DR.. Cora SAKE. Miss Gertrude Hard.
cnborgh and Mrs. Robert Wilson.
Miss Agnes Mather is in charge OF
the club.
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continued N

a last the Ara
.vsen the. spani
."op and poop TO
XXI TO the ~
,'ssor,,dted the qua
m NV al the adm
man raised the y
~ss to give the :
.Ides Of both shlp
s,,ced II to his
LIED his arm.
hen had he perc
osvIous-or Shout
experienced sea'l
layed too long g
"a o,itmaneuye1
,.mptIng TO fire Ore.
,shmau, the Mila
.ort would also
,,ber. Too late -
mai, to put the Z
wing the ship 70
urinary to name
impossible position
Tery moment the
erplode as she ~
guns from each 5
I'D themselves
rsnge into the hui
isb vessels.
From the grim
moIl in the wais
eJsnnor Of fierce y
and the screams q
,iIIagrosa stagger
gaping rent in
,oremast was shat
The yards hangi
rpread below. He
splInters. and a
,hru into the grea
TO wreckage.
Don Miguel VI
wildly, and peeri
thru the curtain
drifting slowly asst
10 ascertain how
With the Hidalga.
Suddenly. anc 8
that lifting haze.
0, a ship; gradual
rd hull became
sharply defined a
With poles all
spread Of canvas (
Instead OF holdil
Don Miguel had
would. the Arabel
under cover of the
now In the same
Nilagrosa, was e
upon her across Y
that almost befor
Miguel had realize
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WHITTIER HEIGHTS
IMPROVEMENT CLrn

The Whittier Heights Improve.
nent club viii Riyu card party
AZ the home Of Mrs Mark Cctman.
T7fi. 18th ave. y. w, on Thursday
evening, December s. at ,. m.
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BETA THETA ri
MOTHERS CLUB

The Beta Theta ri Mothers club
will meet at the chapter house. 1917
y. 47th st., Friday, December IL. at
2 y. m. Mrs. s. T.. Hunt and Mrs.
w. i. Fisher, hostesses.
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Invitations Going ont for Large Dance,
Party WM Compliment Sub-Debaaante Set

tho home OF her parents, Mr. and
Mrs, Robert II. small, ON Queen
Anne Hin.
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ROUND TABLE CLUE
MOTHERS. cLun

10 : ETEsFFs7 VIII
Mothers club Of tbs University
district win DO entertained at the
home OF Mrs. ~. NJ. Murphy. t7ts
Fourth ave, n. Il. Thursday after
noon. December 6. az o'clock.
The Spirit Of Christmas win bo
tho subject Of talk TO b given
BY sirA A. X. f1sken with must
cal illustrations by Mira Philip
ncarhart.
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WEBSTER PIT. A.

Tho Webster PIT. A. viii hold a
silver tea at the home Of Mrs. GulIcs.
3fo& W. esth a.. on Thursday. Dec.
oembcr 6. from until O'Clock.
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YOUNG MARRIED
MOMENTS CITp

The Young Married women'a club
OF Plymouth Congregational church
will present Margaret Olson. reader.
and Euphcmie Campbell planiste. Ia
Tennyson's "Enoch Arden,s with
music b. Richafdf strauss. on
Thurzday evening. December 6. at
sl5 o'clock. AZ tho church.
Aiisa Olson and Miss Campbell arc
both well known % Seattle audi.
encea. and program Of unusual
merit X expected Of this beautiful
poem. with its accompaniment Of
music.
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star Want Ads win help you buy
and sell quickly.
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MICHIGAN APPLE

The Michigan Apple Blossom club
win meet with Mrs. l.. Brunson. SO
w. s3rd St, Thursday. December 8.
Luncheon will be served at 1890 D.
m. by division 4.
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MICAH TEMPLE

Mizpah Temple Pythian Sisters
meets Thursday evening, December
8. in K. Of p. hall, 1929 University
way, to transact important business.
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Personal

Mr.. and Mrs. George Thompson
are leaving Saturday for New York
Mrs. Thompson will remain IN The
East two months. but Mr. Thomp'
son VIII be home thV niat of the
year.
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GREENWOOD CHURCH
Rssgs an

BAZAAR
Circle .. OF the Greenwood Park
Presbyterian church will hold a
bazaar. Friday afternoon. Deem.
Der :. at tho church. siih ana
Greenwood \ dinner viii be served
az e;5o o'clock. Many dainty
articles. both useful and fancy win
be on saic and there viii also be
q home cooked food kitchen utility
booth.
COLONIAL COURT BAZAAR
Colonial Court. Order OF Amsr-
anih. win hold a bazaar ut 81.
Union ST.. all day Saturday. Deccm-
her 8. Tea viii bc served
RUMMAGE SALE
For the benefit OF the University
Baptist church. rummago sals
win be held Friday and Saturday.
az III Columbia #.
STEVENS ". n. c.
Stevens w. Il. G. NO. ], VIII DC
entertained nj /. o'clock lunch
con on Friday. December 2. by Mrs
Mabel Downs at her home. 1895
walnu; ave. Comrades and friends
welcome. Take West Seattle car.
No. ,. 10 nm 81. and walk cast two
blocks
MILITARY WHIST PARTY
The Woinan's Auxiliary Of All
Saints church will give military
whist party az the Lakeside club
house. "Wednesday evening. Deem.
Der NJ o'clock
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WOMEN or
MoosEHEART LEGION

sFI'''IfT II y -a1NENF INIsTNINTlN
Tho Women Of AIoosehoart Legion
will hold their annual baznar on
Friday. December Z, OF Moose tenn.
pic, 1916 Eighth ave. There viii be
MONDAY lunch and n chicken din.
ner served at y. m.
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e2ND SIR. CHURCH pAzAAp

The Ladies' Aid society OF the e2nd
Sc. NJ. Il. church will hold bazaar
and dinner at the church. corner OF
Sixth ave. N. w. and s2nd It,, Thurs.
day. December 6.
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Lafayette PIT. 4. viii meet Thurs.
day December s. al 230 p. m. Pupils
Of sIlss Jennie Jones win sing Christ.
mas songs; Miss Faith Voorhees,
room will stage n playlet and Miss
Jessie snyder's class will demon.
strsts chlldrena games.
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FAIRvIEw PIT A.

Fsiryiew PIT. a. will meet in the
portable at the school Thursday. DC.
cember 6, nj 2J5 o'clock. Commu
nifty singing Will be a part Of the
program. There will be number
by pupils OF Mas WaHon's room and
readings by Wanda Sheppard. lie.
ports will 10 made by the chairmen
OF the stnnding committees. Re.
treatments will follow the social
hour.
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CLUBS FOR THURSDAY
CHRISTMAS

ANNUAL CHRISTMAS
SALE
The Settlement Auxiliary viii
hold it's annual Christmas sale ~
the Deaconess Settlement. 1910
Rainier ave. on Thursday. Deem
Der s. all day and evening. Aprons.
fancy work. quilts and various ar
ticles win be on sale. An evening
program IL being arranged By the
young people.
Proceeds OF the sale win be used
for the support OF the Deaconess
workers az the settlement
HOUSE WARMING
The Seattle Branch Of the Ma
tional Women's Trade Union league.
who have opened club rooms at All
Bay building. First and University
SITS. viii be home on Thursday
evening, December s, Mt o'clock.
Mayor Brown will be one OF the
speakers OF the evening. There
WIN be music and refreshments.
Hostesses Will be NJ esd m s
0conner. shank. Carrot Peters,
ZeIi. Perry. Orr. Carlson, Clarke,
Scmitz, Gardner, Milligan and
siiss Lopez.
The purpose Of the "at home" IS
% acquaint interested persons with
tho plans Of the organization-the
establishment Of down town home
for women and girls employed in
industries. The home when COM
pleted win contain rest and read
ing room, dining room. dtchenette
and general assembly room.
where II Is planned TO hold classes
in parliamentary law, lectures and
social events.
MIZPAH TEMPLE
Mizpah Temple Pythian Sisters
meets Thursday evening, December
8. in X. Of p. hall, 472o University
way, to transact important business.
SCHUBERT CLUB
Schubert club has Christmas lunch.
con at the home OF Mrs. George y.
Grsys. 2133 Shelby ST.. Thursday.
December 8, at 2 o'clock.
MOUNTVIEw PIT. a.
Mountview School PIT. a. win
meet Thursday evening. December 6.
at O'Clock. Following short bust.
ness session there will be program
and refreshments.
HAWTHORNE PIT. a.
Hawthorne PIT. a. viii meet
Thursday. December 6, at 8 p. m.
Charles Kirkpatrick OF Franklin
high school viii speak on the school
system and Rotations and musical
numbers viii be part OF the enter.
talnment. Refreshments.
LAFAYETTE PIT. 4.
Lafayette PIT. =. viii meet Thurs.
day. December s. al 2.30 p. m. Pupils
Of 5flss Jennie Jones win sing Christ.
mas songs; Miss Faith Voorhees,
room will stage playiet and Miss
Jessie snyder's class will demon.
strsts chlldren'a games.
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sEArrLr posT no. is

The American Legion Auxiliary
10 Seattle Post No. is viii hold a
silver tea on Friday. December I.
nj 1850 p. m. ut the home OF Mrs.
Harold Halliday, s0is seth ave.
g. w
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WOmen's Clubs

CIVIC IMPROVEMENT CLUB
Seattle Civic Improvement club
viii hold an open meeting Thursday.
December 6. at p. m. at tho Fed.
Grafton clubhouse. Mrs. N. J. Fohn
has arranged an interesting program.
Mr.. p. J. Kennedy win be the speak.
er for the afternoon.
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ANNUAL pAZAAR PLANNED

ANNUAL BAZAAR PLANNED
Tho Eastern Star club viii hold
It's annual bazaar Friday and Satur,
day. December Z and s, at 1920 Ar.
cade square. Mrs. Christy North Is
chairman OF the bazaar and In charge
OF the various booths viii DO Mrs.
Beatrice whittingham, Mrs. Linda
Nico and Mrs. a. ". Williams. who
will display fancy work. Mrs. Pansy
Shaffor will dispose OF homemade
cakes, salads, jcliics and other de.
ilcIous goodies: Mrs. Helen Mungc
has charge OF the novelties; Mrs.
Prescott will have attractive aprons
In her booth; Miss olive Menace,
homemade candies, ana Miss Nina
Ennis the fishpond.
Tea, sandwiches and cake will be
served during the day.
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MIssoUI.A CLUB
MiHsoula club meets with Mrs
Ned Everett Davis. go 18th ave.
~, Thursday. December 6. at 2
o'clock. Mrs Leo Knowles Mafkcy
and MIRA Iiilda Knowles Blair will
10 hosirNses. Former Missouia
residents arc invited 10 attend.
ROUND TABLE CLUB
Or. Herbert II. Gowen will Ad-
drcSs the members of ,he Round
Table club at its meeting Thursday
afternoon. December 6. al tho home
o. Mrs. u, s. wiitae. iot ". Lee u.
Luncheon viii be served AZ i2:te
o'ciock.
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rurnsopuIrAI. MoMAN.s

TIFDSDPHIIAI WUWANo
CLUB
Thcosophicni Woman's club meets
with Mrs. n. T.. Holmes. 2iT s2nd
ave. s.. for sewing, Thursday. Dec.
cmbcr 6.
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ALPHA CLUB

The Alpha club viii meet with Mrs.
Amelia G.. Nelson. Thursday. Decem.
Der 8. Subject. christmas Carols"
By Mrs. J. ". Valentine. Luncheon
at 1890 p. m.
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DUNLAP PIT. A. u --v~svsx
The Dunlap 7. r. a. will hold n
bazaar on Friday, December {. at
the school. Tho booths viii feature
aprons. handkerohIefs fancy work
and home cooking. Mrs S. y. Wing
Us general cia'rm1n
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EAST UNION CLUB

East Union club meets with Mrs.
81. X. Marsh. iiss ssrd ave, Thurs
day. December 9. al o'clock.
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'1The}

This was the nj
ds Lady asked:
AS ! was going
] met a person vi
Seven eyes but M
Good-day. my ri
said.
There he stood
stones,
Dc had no blood
bones.
HIS skin was broj
white,
And yet he was
can't shake
said he.
FOR hands I've
see,
Nor feet, nor he
arms,
I've few, or nor
cnarmS.
But I can ask
Tor baked or fried
N Just as too
@nge some prefo
hashed.
But il you care
rlIst kindly do n
lake out my eve
deep.
iaey'll never k =
aslecpg
I took him hoI
~ pardon.
S aus eyes 1 plant
Now What grew B
pose,
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woMAN's CENTURY cf.rre

Current Events department OF
woman's Century club meets with
Mrs. George II. Drever, 47ss 18th
ave. N. T., on Thursday, Decem-
Der G.
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HALLER LAKE
c.@FsraV RfFFn

SOCIAL. CLUB
Tho Halter Lake Social club viii
be entertained by Mrs. II. &. Fuller
at her home on Thursday afternoon
December 6.
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SEATTLE DAHLIA SOCIETY

7
The Seattle Dahlia society will
meet at the Chamber Of Commerce
assembly rooms Thursday. December
G. at 8 D. m. Mrs. ]. w. Lee OF Ia.
coma will talk on the "winter Care
Of Bulbs" This will be followed by
n general discussion. Members are
requested 10 be present as the annual
election Of officers will take place
Sir. II. o. Dutton will preside.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-09-26
Ell DR.. Felix MOntes.....
Continuation de la pagina 1o.)

Continuation de la pagina 1O.)
eli titulo "La Gran Farsa'', publique
en- Curacao, meses despues de comen-
zado mi destierro. Ese folleto contiene
una exposition juridico-politica, con mo
two del dicho Golpe de Estado en- We
nezuela; y es por ESQ por 10 que me-
permito remitirle un ejemplar del
opusculo, con la sdplica de que Sc sirva
reproducirlo en- su acreditado peri6dico,
aunque sea por parties.
El tono serio y serene con que esta
escrito ese folleto, es Ell que he acos-
tumbrado en- todas mis- publicaciones,
durante Ell destierro: jamas, en- mi VI
da professional, nj en- la p1blica, he Sc
erimido armas que Sc salgan del marco
&c una augmentation severa, justa y
logica. Aspire a que 10 que yo escriba,
perdure, y las diatribas personales y
demas vulgaridades de tai especie no
desnudan nunca los hechos de su verdad:
los hechos hablan gritos de por 81
pasan la historic, que maldice
los que Sc atreven desfgurarlos, in
sultando o menospreciando a los opri-
midos y exaltando asi las pasiones ven
gadoras de los opresores implacables.
Debo declarar, por iltimo, sefior Di-
rector, que 81 fuese possible concebir que
los actuales verdugos de mi pals, ARE.
pentidos hoy, despues de mas de diez
amos, de sus procedinientos con Areva-
10 Gonzalez y conmigo, me abriesen las
puertas de la patria y me ofreciesen
earantias de buena fe, la aceptaci6n de
estas me haria merecedor del mas pro-
tundo desprecio de la sociedad. de la
rrensa y del pueblo todo de Puerto Ri
CO. Seria yo, en- efecto, Ell mas vii de
los hombres 81 pisara ell suelo patrio,
estando inmutable aquella situaci6n,
rermaneciendo en- las carceles tantos y
tantos venezolanos y dejando tras de
mi, en- Ell destierro, por causa del Golpe
de Estado de 1918 1915, sus efec-
tos, millares de compatriotas mios, a
quienes mas de una vez he dado prue-
bas autenticas de franco, sincere y des-
interesado companerismo.
Soy de I'd. servidor y amigo,
Felix MoNTES.
San Juan, P. r., "a de setiembre de
1928. j
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Ota carta de don Ma
nueI M. de la Vega

santurce, P! R., sept. 10, 1928.
Sr. Director de Ell MUNDo,
San Juan.
Muy Sr. mfo y amigo:
Santurce, el pintoresco jardin de
San Juan, esta de placeme. Con fecha
de aver Sc ha alberto al pnblico la nue.
va ofcina de Correos, la que. al juz-
gar por la primera impression, reune
todas las exigencias de una oficina mo-
derna y de tanta importancia como esa.
Mucho tempo hacfa que Sc imponia un
cambio de local, va que el 'versa-
lies como diria mi caro- amigo 'sSem-
PERI extiende progresa de ma
nera increible.
FL que esta escribe. quien ha tenido
la oportunidad de visitar todas las of
cinas de Correos de alguna importan-
cia en- La Isla, asegura no existir hoy
en- Borinquen-con exception, por su-
puesto, de San Juan, Ponce, Maya
giiez y Guayama--una ofcina Postal
que supere la que tenemos ell orgullo
de poseer en- 6sta. No solamente esta
en- un edificio nuevo, es muy amp1ia,
con mucha luz y aire, sino que tiene
unos empleados que son todos-empe-
zando con el simpatico active Post
master Anselmo r. Amig6-inteGgen
tes complacientes con ell pIblico en-
general.
Dos cosas, sin embargo, hay que Ia
mentar en- ell nuevo sitio. Una, la au-
sencia del probo quito empleado Ra-
fael Bellber, quien tengo entendido, ha
sido ascendido a otra oficina. La otra
es que en- un edifcio tan hermoso,
donde hay varias ventanillas para los
certificates, venta de sellos y entrega
de paquetes, EN- Ell edificio antique
solamente habia una ventanilla-se Ie
exija a los poqufsinos empleados ha-
gan Ell mismo trabajo que antes. A mi
entender, ESQ es injusto, 10 que, al fin
y al cabo. habr& de redundar en- per-
juicio del .pdblico. Desde luego, 20
no tengo la menor duda que ESQ es So
lamente temporal, y que muy en- bre-
We Sc dotara dicha oficina de sufcien-
to ntmero de empleados para que, en-
su clase, Sc conserve siempre la pri-
mera en- Puerto Rico.
De I'd. alto. s. S. y amigo,
Manuel M. de la Vega.
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Para desarroIIar y copiar Pc
licuIas, hacer anpIiaciones Y
Marcos. No divide ell Iaboratorio
de P. Nieves que es donde me-
jor Y mas rapido Sc trabaia.
Cristo 10 San Juan, p. r.
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AcRED1Do CON uN mAcHErE

En- la Gale Victoria, de Fajardo
Martin Jimenez acometi6 agredi6 a
Manuel Pefia con un machete, produ-
ci6ndole varias heridas en- ell brazo IL
Quierdo.
Ell agresor fue sentenciado a un afio
de carcel.
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non fasa refereute los precios por servicos pro
precos por todas classes de trabajos fos que Ii
de los precios por las classes de rabajos que
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Yrs. MiUar Entertains,

with covers placed for twelve, Mrs. Norman MIllar
members OF bridge luncheon club at her homo this az
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pyTHrAN SISTERS

The Pythlan Sisters will give n
card party at the X. OF r. hail, Third
ave. and Virginia st., Friday evening,
March 16, ut 8 o'clock.
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HANDwONEN MATERIALS
POPULAR THIS SEASON

Hand. woven materials are very
fashionable this year and suit that
can 30 mnde for a few dollars n
woven on a loom in the old fashioned
honey aucklo pattern, can be- teen
boxed as "a French importation ln
tho stareH Mru AtWater said a mod
crate weaver should make tho ma
tcrial in three dayH
"Idhhous." copied from the relics
Of the Egyptian nhHraohs, are the
newest fada They are made on
cards with colorsd threads la the oX-
act manner Ia which suoh ribbons
were made 1900 years ago. Mrs A..
water had cGllrcti3h with her
Many " the ribbons are copied from
wall paintings w the t0mhs being cK-
chynted on from pictures of teEtilea
especially the btalufui unea dlscoy-
cred about 30 years ago. Tho threads
are lied 90 d bcd.post or chair and
then the cards turned over and over
In mas homaueal relation and cyen-
tually a lovely pattern appears
This is the direct opposite Of the
usual method OF tying up plain warp
and then weaving ia" the design.
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La.may is more than ordinary
Face Powder because II does more
than Just cover up complexion blem-
ishcs. This Improved formula con
talna medicinal powder that doctors
and dcrmatoInRistH prescribe 70 Inn
prove the complexion, 10 remedy
skin irritHuons and 10 reduce en-.
larRcd pores. La-may Is also asirin.
gent. discournging fnbbiness, crows
feet and wrinkles And women say
Lsa-may stays on better than any
other face powder. u stays on per
fcctly and does not contain any rice
powder or white lead. In fact, you
viii be- given five thousand dollars
reward II you can get any chemist
20 find that La,may contains either
Of these harmful Ingredients. You
viii also be given the same reward
II you can buy a better face powder
than La.may anywhere al any price.
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Erening of Cards and Dancing

Mr. and Mrs Roy Mitchell and Mr.. and Mrs. Elton
thirty guests Saturday evening az the home OF Mrs.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. c. Dunn. 4l5 nth ave, "
Cards and dancing win Be tho diversions. and the
the birthdays OF Mr Bailey and Mrs. Mitchell
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CHINESE DRAMA
MOST INTERESTING

Tho Chimes hcatsr here last week
gave us a glimpse into another cN-
otto drama which evidently q 30 fun
~ traditional signs that Il requires
quite an extended knowledge Of their
theatrical tradition 10 Ect the fun
flavor ~ performance. Ncyerthc-
less. tho actors. the gay embroidered
scenery and even the head-rendinE
music were most Interesting 90 OBJ
serve,
a series Of five Art Gallery Tours
la being conducted by Mrs Rather,
inc y. Baker during March. April
and May Tho tour Nill Include tho
Frye. Sander and Henry galleries
Among the subjects 20 be discussed
viii bo '-rho Beginnings Of Land.
scapc Painting and tho Barhizan
School. - Salvador Rosa and Early
American Art, Especially tho Hudson
River School" The Munich School
and its Influence on American Art
and Tho Dutch School"
For information and tickets call
West 1897 o. Elliott 1919,
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La-may is more
than lust Face Ponder

Because La-may r. 80 pure and 20
harmless and because Il stays on 30
well II iB used b. millions OF Amcri.
can women. These intelligent WON.
en- use LA>may in preference 10 the
most expensive imported powders,
because they know from experience
that there is no better powder made
than La,may. when you use this
harmless powder and see how won.
derfully II improves your complexion
you VIII understand why II IS the
most popular complexion powder
sold in New York Remember. II
you are offered a substitute for La.
may, Il is sure 10 be a demonstration
or someone trying TO make a larger
profit at your expense. All dealers
carry the large box and many carry
tho generous thirty.five-cent size
Lhmay. Save this notice.-Adver-
tigement.
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IONA CHAPTER

Ionia chapter No. ia, o. u. g.,
Sewing club win meet with Mrs.
Hazel Dodge, COILS Fifth nve. N. ~,
Friday, March 10, at 1890 p. m,
Cards.