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The Connecticut labor news., 1923-07-06

on the road to big future It is the firm or the proprietor that creates the atmosphere of store. An mat tentiye girl drives untold customers away.
 These things are of so much more than keeping open on Saturdays in the hot weather than I can not refrain from mentioning them, and would like to say more if space permitted.
 The Hartford stores hesitated at They said: "We have for years been working up a suburban trade, and, if we close Saturday night when New Britain, Middletown, Meriden and Manchester are opens the trade will revert to the local stores" Yet the leading stores in six Connecticut cit 1es close at 6 p. m. Saturday through the year excepting Christmas week, and apparently do not intend to re- turn to the old custom. It does not figure enough.
 Stores may be roughly chased as department stores, high-priced spe- c1allty stores, low-priced speciality department stores are independent; high-priced speciality stores have little patronage on Saturday afternoons and long for the freedom of the week end; the necessity stores like drug stores, will keep open anyway; the department stores are independent; it is the low-priced speciality store whose business Is not large at any time who would be, am most con vinced, the only sufferers. Such stores draw the incidental trade; for mans collar wi1ts down and he steps into the nearest store to buy a fresh one. Such stores might, however, remain open with put any particular injury to any other. The high-priced and low priced stores are not dangerous com oetitors of one another Each is luite independent of the other as to tours and patronage. Some speciality stores are afraid of the competition ,f the department stores which carry ] line of their goods, but 1t would seem as if the department stores, which have steady. and not de- 'ultory patronage, need not fear the speciality stores.
 There is just so much buying power md 1t IS increasing all the time The main problem of the merchant Is how o capture 1t. It does not seem to 'ne patron anyway that the hours when the stores are open have much o do with it.
 MARY C. WELLES, General Secretary, The Consumers
 League of Connecticut.
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Music
French Artists
Win Ovation

a concert that created unusual IN.
terest was the joint recital given iaHi
evening az the metropolitan iheaier
by two ~ frances greatest mu
siclnns. Alfred couol. pianist. and
jacques Thlbaud. vionnisi. Both ar.
tisis have won onvlahio praise both
bore and abroad, and are now recog
nirnd az two Of the foremost master
musicians u The day.
The arr u jacques Thlbaud. who
. without rival among representa-.
tiyes q ihr French school, Is superb
lie produces tone that il clear
pure, and Of unusual sweetness. lie
u q master u technique aad pluyn
with nm elegance OF style that could
not be- surpassed. Ills playing 81
Hymn 20 the Sun" fCoq don. by
RimHsy korfnkow.K reisler. Moment
Musical" by Schubert Krelslcr. Wie,
Observation-Disclosures "sHltarclia," which
proved 90 be one Of tho most popular
numbers on the program. and Intro
duclion and i,ondo Capnccioso. by
Saint saenH. wan superb ana was rc.
cclyed win tho greatest Of enlhuHi'
nnm kreislers "Licbosfreud' wnH
his most popular encore.
Alfred Cortoi who 10 conceded 20
be one ~ the greatest pianisia now
before the public. has rapidly risen
10 fame thru his unquestionabic sin
certify aa a musician ana his uuaf
frcled manner lie plays with *
reptionai artistry ana the perfection
Of his technique ia evident at an
times iiis Interpretation Of Che
pins ~Bcrccuso-. -seguidillas." By
AlbrnlE which was greeted with pro
iougod Applause. and -Icu1 d'eau. ="
by linycl. was exquisite. LiHEiH
Rhapsody 40. g. possibly The best
known 81 any % the composers
rhapsodieu. took on a new light I'M
der hia finrert
In response 60 prolonged applause
Corioi responded with Cradle
Song" by Brahms. an intricate
composition Tor the left hand alone.
ana chopln's Butterfly"
Tho height Of tho program wnH
reached Ia tho artists reading OF
Sonata IL a Major. by Fmnck. and
sonata Ia y Minor. by Saint saens.
two masterpiece for violin and
piano. which were given an exquisite
reading
Theis local appearance was under
The direction Of tho Ladies' MusicDl
club
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Mrs. Wettengel VIII BE Hostess at Large
Affair." Saturday Afternoon, Club Members
WW Enjoy Informal Affair

MRS wETTENGEI. wife Capt c. n. has
Il invitations bridge luncheon Saturday
station.
Those the John
Collins n
Basman. Woods
Mrs Hamilton Winter Ralph
g. Taylor
and Mrs. Amaury Aurias de Turcnnc
Among other guests will he Mrs II Alexander Mrs samuel A. Per
klns David
Charles KndeberFeF.
Alfred Brown. s Border Arthur
Walton Hoogswcr
Harding. Allen Forbes Mrs Richard Robertson
Mrs Major C. shirley -. Wilson Andrew
Graham. all q Bremeron
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a few drops Of "Outgro" upon tho
skin surrounding the improving mil
reduces inflammation and pain and
30 toughons tho tender. sensitive
skin underneath tho too mil, that II
cannot penetrate the flesh, and tho
nail turns naturally outward almost
ever night.
"outgro" Is a harmless, antiscptlc
manufactured for chlropodists. How.
ever, anyone can buy from the drug
store a tiny bottle containing dIrcc.
lions.
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CAMPFIRE GIRLS
New l.uartiians' Jrainiur Course

al guardians who arc interested
IN joining a new class az headase
tsrs are asked 10 call AZ hcadauar.
ters al once. II there hre enough
signed up within two weeks. a new
course will b. started by Miss Mar.
geuri,e Brinsioe Miss Brown win
take charge Of tho class after her
return from New York. This win On,
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KEEps HANDS SOIL

Before doing any dirty housework.
such aa cleaning floors or backing
stoves. rub little yaseline over your
hands This win keep them aoft in
spite of hard work.
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Service at Orthopedic Shops

neaken gud viii be in Of the orthopd Ten
Shop Wednesday Mrs hostess assisted bv
srs Boyd G. Goebei Mrs T. sathe Mrs j.
Mrs ~ Hamn Mrs F. H. Gnnd, George H. Bclman Mrs
James y. Daragh Ray Ling. -
The Thrift
with Mrs Thomas ara
an Mrs Kane u 80 - -
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Arrange Interesting Proaram

For the benefit q the Norwegian Hospital association
shd interested who
the maintenance OF the institution which
unable to offer
attractive Friday evening following
lteadingBrer Rose louise Igbeer
wright Poodle De Poo Jean Peters Dicks
Rosenbergt The Florence Holu
Kind "a Comedy
Eose Atkins Atkins Lunn Barbara Akns
Verna Mae Anesoni Darlington
Eose Lhehfed sally Mason Eybeh Smith, Jimmy
Baoy, IShy Pa
Aknson on the Judgment Day Lewis Schmidt
Doris Quist "a
esses First Selma selected Wilbur weater
rThe Teeth the in pu.Iar
RAYMOND Fo Florence Butler wheatman Marietta
Williams his sa Lund
Greenbg Deyun Blake friend Of the Buffers
Mrs, G. X Anderson Knudsep
directing the
shoI viii be junior tho hospital asoean
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS
foNEsoNrE cLrn

LON ESDME CLUB
The Lonesome club will meet
Tuesday evening. April 10. at the
Rainier Grand hotel. at s. p. m.
Cards and dancing. There viii be
a special program including one.
act comedy by members OF the
club.
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KANSAS wOMEN'g cr.trp

Tic Kansas Womcn'n club viii
meet With strs }. n. IIanslerry. 1901
i, Green Lake boulevard. Friday.
April Ia. At 1880. Tor lunch. Mrs
w IT, SayTe. AIRS II. =. HonRhton
and Miss Mary Mcbride. assisting
Phone Kenwood ss.s
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NonENT MnnnIa cnAITEn

ROBERT MORRIS CHAPTER
10 u. s.
Robert Morris chapter a. y. 9
=. =, viii entertain with a card
party ana dance nt uhr Masonic
club, AUsde building. saturday eve
nlns. Aprl "a. at $50 y. M. Eastern
STAIR, Maaona aud friends invited
LADIES OF THE GOLDEN
NORTH
ladies' 81 The Golden North VIII
hold their annual business meeting
Friday evening in N D. n. a. bail
lPssh Flint ave. az s o'clock Mrs
George T. snow, president. will pre-
side.
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Informal EUening at Women'S
University Club

"Wednesday
committee sponsor Jongg,Wacz" az o'clock
The affair Is for members
friends nohos
tables win be
win be Furnished each table and will their watfos
The committee charge includes Miss Grace Kns hairman Miss Ruth
Trenhome Dudley Willard NJ
qu Miss Eleanor Miner
Miss Mary
Florenec johnson Miss
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IIEMIINEs

The niEh,EoYn usea !,
hemmed with a hsnd.r,,n ., imply
even bemsiltched. but 49,, IN Or
t.ii'pea' embroidered Or tr,,,,..,
WIN row. Of flet irish or Va ~
y . quite as Ornate ss The l,,. -
frock 80, Nnssfit
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EAEpIIn I'm,

lhs Emp.re line f. not frsq,..,,.
,,en, hut when Il IL. Il Is dl,t'-s....lf
IN evening frocks. nar,,e,,, .'.,'i's.
, ,. and combinations Of sstls -. =
ace. #e ma il a ia ioysl,.,, A'a
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LEMONS KEPT Long

n you want 70 keep lemons long
time place them in an alright jar
In cool. light place
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WHITTIER HEIGHTS
IMPROVEMENT cf.ftIi

There wii be a meeting in tho
church on W. 9th 81. near ian
ave, y. W. held under tho auspices
Of the Whittier Heights Improve
msni club. on Tuesday. April 10. a.
sib ,. m.
The following candidates for tho
city council vlii speak: Robert Hes.
keith. Philip Tindsn. Harry bolton
and Oliver r. Erickson.
r. u. Holmes and c. ". easier.
candidates for school director. will
also speak.
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CLUBS FOR WEDNESDAY

SIGNAL CORPS AUXILIARY
The Signal Corps auxiliary viii
hold It's regular monthly meeting
at the honc OK Mr. ana Mrs. l..
Juaains, s1s 10Th ave, Wednesday,
April II.
GREENWOOD SOCIAL CLUB
Greenwood Social club, o. Il. S.,
win meet Thursday, April IL, at
1890 a. M, 10 Jew at tie home OF
Mrs. II. l.. Sanford, 1919 Greenwood
ave.
HOME SEWING
CLUB POSTPONED
The Ladies Of the q. a. R.~Homc
Sewing club has postponed it's meet.
ms. which was planned for wedncs.
day. April IL, at the home OF Mrs.
Laura l.. Thompson, indefinitely,
W. j.. a. PAST COMMANDERS
CLUB
W. y. A. Past Commanders, club
win meet with Alice J.. Robertson,
sC27 Aurora ave, Wednesday. April
u, ct 1890 p m In the afternoon
there Will DO speakers on the Rythel
Home.
cANADfAN CLUB DANCE
TIC CANADIAN Club Of Seattle will
give an lzforuel dance At Chrlstcn.
sen's J roadway hall, Wednesday eve
hlnS, April II, a. . o'clock. Canadian
and their friends invited.
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WOMEN OF
MOOsEHEART LEGION

Drill team Of Women cs Moose.
heart Legion gives king Tut" mas
auemda dance in Moore ,empls.
Wednesday evening. April II. az .
O'Clock.
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Entertain for Bride Elect

couaplssnng Miss rhora Jenkins
Edward johnson takes place saturday eyenng April a. Mrs c uns,er
and Mrs T. Richard entertaining with shower
Thursday afternoon April ~ the home Git First
az "
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BRASS CANDLEsT,crs

Keep your brass candles,lek. a..
Wy rubbing OCCASIONALLY with "a.
aad vinegar Aif
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Oomen's Clubs
AoUILA LODGE. NO. s5

AQUILA LODGE, NO. So
Aquila lodge. No. IS. d. II. p. A.,
viii hold It's regular business meet.
ing Wednesday. April II, at 8 p. m,
at 1916 First ave. Members urged to
attend, as important business is to be
transacted.
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LADIES or THE GOLDEN
NORTH
r n OF, woMENs

~ " NINI IIANII
The business ana professional
Womena club via givo a snunEtlmn
danco ~ Queen Anne han, Eaiur.
day evening. April a. Mas liar
Kan uoveniock b Ia charge o. ar.
ranErmont-. assisted b. tho follow
ing committee; Mrs. Marec Roteh,
DESIGNATIONS. Mlls Anna johnson and
Mra Jane Malice, tickets: silfs Cas-.
sie Gales and Mis- Grace Anderson,
puhlieily' Mas Mary Eidred and
Miss Ruth uoodnow. rcfroshmouta.
Mm' Florence Meyer u arranging
entertainment feature.
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ALPHA AUXILIARY

Alpha auxiliary 20 street Car Men
Till give a daurc In Mlau nrlgists
hall. Fourth and Pine. Thursday even.
Ing. April H.
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able guardians TO SGT the benefit Of
tho many new IDEAS and the inspiru.
ton which Msa Brown viii have
gained from the convention,
Pretty Easter baskets were made
FOR ths Washington Chllden's home
by tlie Valiant Campfire Girls a. their
hand craft meeting Ia thn home Of
their guardian. Miss kiehl Tas has
kcis were filled wi;h eggs, chicks
and candy bouquets some u tho
girls took the baskets out 20 the
home on Easter sunday.
"Maytimo f. riayiims." q tic aio-
gan Of the Akiyha Campfire Girls.
and already girls arc trying out FOR
tho various parts % a play which
will be given carly to May.
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Personal

AR aud Nfa. n. William Crosby
viii leave Friday by motor on q
short "trip 20 California.
Mrs, n. Logan Geary rctutHtd 20.
day 70 her home IN Portland. after
spending 10 days visiting her brother
and sistcriniaw. AIR and Mrg. Roy
Pago Ballard.
Mrs John L. peah. of San Fran.
cisco. who has been Visiting her sls.
ter Mn George ". Fischer. for a
short time Is leaving "Wednesday Tor
her homo.
AIRS David Edward skinner. who
has been In California Tor several
weeks, Ia expected 90 return about
Aprn rs.
Atr and Mrs. Thomas bordeaux
have returned from visit OF soy.
eral weeks IN California.
AIR and Mrs. Everett w. Fenton
usoHiae HtHalrNi. OF ipttlAnui are DC
Ing tolieitated on the birth Of a son.
April s. az 81 Lukc's hospital
Alrs g, w. Hoseason. ~ Everett
has been the guest ~ her mother.
Mrs. Anna X colwell, prior 10 her
departure FOR Ions Beach, Cal,
whore ahe viii make her home,
Ar and Mrs. J. W Goodwin arc
home from Coronado. Cal. where
they spent the winter months,
Miss Marguerite German u spend.
ms month Ia Portland visiting
friends.
Ale, aud Mrs james Brinkley arr
occupying the home Of Mr ana Mrs
Daniel Kyllchcr during their absence
la Virginia. -AAta
AIR and Alra. r. Il. Fox win re-.
move 20 their SUMMER home AZ
Hunts Point about May D.
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Annual Breakfast

Daughters Of Pioneers
tons to the annual breakfast OF the organization which this
at the Hotel Washington Wednesday
10 be Mrs
first Washington Ferry Lary
Seattle whose father Elisha p
Washington and Mrs Louisa Frye Of Seattle
Denny family, which Seattle in 1851.
Mrs Henry X
calling Mrs Mccombs Clark
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why nlpGE cnAPrErs

vimy Ridge Chapter Daughters
OF the British Empire. meets with
Mrs r. ] Bethel, COZ ss'h ave
"Wednesday. April II. At $50 O'Clock.
LARGE attendance urged.
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PROGRESSIVE
THOUGHT CLUB

Progressive Thought club meets
Wednesday. April II. at 100 o'clock.
with Mrs. Anna T., w.nsor. ssiz
18th ave. s.
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viii Nah JunEE
and bridge Saturday.
chapter house tTss e1st T..
Tickets obtained following members
charge OF the affair Gertrude Phillips. chairman Nonc Tobb
Josephine Buy Pduc
win be furnshSthy the Sigma Kappa orchestra
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MYSTIC JEWEL
| AINII.IAEY

Mystic jewel Auxiliary meets in
l. o. o. +. temple. Wednesday.
April II. at o'clock. for business.
Cards al o'clock.
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WI Entertain Bridge Luncheon Club

Mrs PSF ee Wslty entertaining the members Of her bridge
club OF three tables " her home Thursday afternoon.
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Mihs Ruth Brown left for tho
National Campfitc convention N
New York city Tuesday evening. On
her way she expects % stop NJ
waila wnlla. spokane Ind Great
Pals 10 help with campfite work in
thns cities. Miss Brown took with
her many beautiful articles for ex.
hihi,, including beaded stoies. head
bands. gowns. count books and
many other samples Of Campfire
Girls work. These articles will BE-
exhibited with work Of Campfire
Girls from all parts Of gfN country.
Miss Brown viii be on, osthe city
until about Alay 10th.
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WEST SEATTLE

1 " I'd ENE|sFt 7 4 III
ART CLUB
West Seattle Art club win meet
with Mrn. Dana Brown. "Wednesday.
April II. at 1879 o'clock.
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Music Practice Glib

Mrs FREDERICK II Parks Practice club a,
luncheon Tuesday
Mrs ossood fncsard win furnish the
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what aid
asked the CD
We CAM
Nancy. that
Ike you to
Mans button
"well / az
Cut-Out LADY
I'm not the
course But q
know ! was 8
crooked. Is
Yes" ansN
4 makes the
crooked htms
tons crooked
laws for all {
gs- The last
all the people
heads for a Z
"Hmr' sad
ihcughtfully.I
didn't hear
been told to
Having only
out Of the q
that's why n
lng only ono
The other. w
Nobody q
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BRIGHTON PRE.scHooL
IfTyffr ~

BRIGHTON PRE.scHooL
CIRCLE
Brighton Priesthood Circle will
meet with Mrs. John Do Bocr, 1918
Fontanelle ST., Wednesday, April II.
at 2 y. m. Miss Helen Reynolds,
"Pre-School Education
LADIES' GRoTTo CLUB
The Ladies' Grotto club will meet
April il, at 2 p. m. at tho Federated
clubhouse. Members are requested
to bring guests. An interesting pro-
gram on Mature Day" has been ar.
ranged by Mrs. Enid Shaw Schultz.
Mrs. G. N. Compton, speaker for
the afternoon, viii give talk on
The Birds Of Washington" which
VIII be Illustrated by hand-tinted
slides Six .iny pupils from tho
Margaret Olson School OF Expression
VIII give q Commute recitation.
-
WoMAN'S CENTURY CLUB
Wednesday the household admin.
IstntIon department OF tho Women's
Century club viii DO entertained nc
luncheon ut the homo OF Mrs. Henry
Bittinnn, 1896 Eastern ave. NJ 1890
Ip. m. Miss Effic Raitt OF tho Uni.
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Camp Registration

Registration for Camp seaith
opened Monday. Polly Brown and
Florence Dix hya6 the list for frs;
period. while Milllctn; Palmer n
third oniy active Campfire Girls In
active groups viii IL allowed TO
sign up now. Nonaciive or non.
Campfire Girls may slEn up after
Juno isi. Copies Of the camp pros.
pooius may be had by calling a.
Lobsaua-
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Dance at ARM Post

Invitations have been officers their ladies Fort
Iawon for dance be given tho Post Friday April 70
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LORRAINE SOCIAL CLUB
Lorraine Social club wir meet az
the Masonic temple. wednesday.
April n. al p. m. Al Eastern
stars invited.
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veui,y % Washington viii tell q
her focSnt survey % homo oco.
aomie conditions IN the East.
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MUSICAL TEA

MUSICAL TEA
4 musical tea wili b. given by
Guild No. Z Of tho First II. y
church at tho home of Mrs. scott
benjamin. 1871 9gnd ave. y. Thurs.
day April ". from , 10 s o'clock.
bENEFiT LECTURE AND TEA
The seEttia League ~ Women
Voters viii give a benefit lecture
and tea ~ Tho homo nf Mra. Edward
= Flick. s2os Hunter blvd. Tuesday
afternoon. April =. a, : o'clock. Mr
Glenn HuRhta. Of the University OF
Washington. VIII talk on THE Ain-.
COW Art Thsater IA America the
Winter II 1888, The assistants viii
~ announced later,
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DICKENS FELLOWSHIP


DICKENS Fellowship Will meet al
o'clock Thursday evening. April
H. Ia the Chamber Of Commerce
rooms Visitors are wolcomo.
YUKON ORDER or PIONEERS
so.
The Coed Luck social lance 10
De- gwen By the Yukon order OF rio
neers 40 2. II Seattle. win take
place Friday evening. April ~. az
sl1 o'clock 90 tho knights 81
Fy'hias hail Third ana Virginia
Many new ana novel features are
planned FOR the occasion an Alas.
kans and their frlcndg are cordially
invited Tho committee. composed 81
an BENJAMIN Ferguson. Dr. nenton
Woods. Ar. joel Warren and Alr A.
- Armand. are working 10 make
ih's dance a biz feature FOR tho
houfdonHhs.- Alaskans and their
friends
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MICHAEL s

UlinHfH1
~As for ri
fssmd sippin|
has never q
Ihaye run a
never stolen
raised my Il
against any 4
You have
those who -
1T IL a Il
let US speaA
trou are in d
have Just bro|
est ooups 4
planned a \
and pounds
thoS iewela,|
I'm behindi
the place oil
HfsT j
I shrugged
deed ] had Il
question.
There is q
b found" II
THAT is ~
out. hut II y
As you say 1
hundred and
which our nd
M hova 20
,eT yearA'
1fy disappl
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BRIDGE Dinner at Home

M and Mrs W Watson win entertain with bridge dinner Of ve
at their home next Saturday evening
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Facultu Wires, Glib WI Meet

The Faculty Wives club win the business
luncheon OF the organization the University Monday
10 nt l oelock-
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1t Is perd
after havin|
Mrs. Bates
should go l
tunity to 4
the State 4
belonged u
And there.
ed after IN
housecleanij
very desk
governor 4
the treaticJ
Indians he'd
clad shores
David lad
desk and Al
Bonney. and
stood, and \
may sit dd
you'll sit \
really tho l
used. The
chair"
Then cad
unny littlc)
didn't get d
tho hIstorle2
You ond
long journe]
or Panama.
second trip3
no came III
party ocrosj
When a +
like that ho|
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I,EGIS

ves1sfia q
MICHAEL n
sat -
az NORMAN
isns yard
eoussnaid
r1rET. fsE@
shossinE -
aim bir 4
Isnst ard r
~.ss Lord L
ssr. Bsauie
I'D Beea8
ssysrs a. :
ste Kipssfsls
ssafries esss
-i. and "a
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HAPTIsT MISSIONARY
UNION
The Women'a Baptist Missionary
union VIII urct "Wednesday. April
n. at io;9o a IN. in tho Chinese
Baptist church. Luncheon AZ noon.
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VERIrAs wnlsr cLrn

Nsri,aa WITS, club uFeia with
Mrs. Gilbert Lewis. ss.s woodlawn
ave. Wednesday. April n. Tor ona
O'Clock luncheon. Cards az o'clock.
Seward daily gateway., 1923-05-26
SEWARD CEMETERY
 WILL BE CLEANED UF

It is desirable that the Seward cem. eetery be cleared of old grass and made nice appearing for Memorial Day It is therefore requested that the men of Seward gathe rtomorrow morning at nine o'clock in front of the Bank of Seward. Automobiles will carry all those who desire to go to the cemetery. Automobiles will carry all those who desire to go 70 the cemetery. Some tools will be fur nished by the city, but all those who have hoes, rakes, grubbing hoes and scythes are requested to bring them along.
 committee of the American Le- zion AuXiliairy has arranged for cof- fee and light lunch for the workers. There is work for the ladies and all those who desire may join the com mittee at 11:O0 o'clock at the Hotel Sexton and autos will be on hand to furnish transportation to the ceme- tery.
 The work will be under the direc ton of the Seward Post of the Ameri- can Legion.