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The Coconino sun., 1923-12-28
NOTICE OF SELECTION UNDER
ACT OF CONGRESS, APPROVED
JUNE 20, 1910.
United States Land Office,
at Phoenix Arizona
Gtafa of A ri1nra
State of Arizona.
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:

TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
Notice is hereby given that the
State of Arizona has filed in this of
flee its Grant Selections, List Nos.
904, 905, and 906, applying to select
for the purposes as specified below,
the following described lands, to-wit:
List No. 904--Serial No. O56081--
In T. 26-N., r. 94E., Lots 1, 2, 3, A.,
E1a VIZ; Eh Section IS; for the
benefit of Normal Schools.
List No. 905-Serial No. 056080--
In T. 26-N., r. 9-E; All Sections &
10; for the benefit Of University.
List No 906-Serial No. 056079; In
T. 26-N., r. .9-E., Lots 1, 2, 8, 4, S1s
N1s; S1a Section d Lots 1, 2, 3. 4,
5, 6, Z; SEA NWA; So NEh; E12
SWM; SEh Section 6; for the bene-
fit of State Charitable, Penal and Re-
formatory Institutions.
G. & S.. r. B. & NJ
During the five weeks period of
publication of this notice, or any time
thereafter and before final approval
and certification, this office will re-
ceiye protests or contests as to any
of the tracts applied for and transmit
the same to the General Land Office.
Dated at Phoenix, Arizona, Deeem-
Der ID, 1923.
L. J.. FERRALL. Receiver
JOHN r. TOWLES, Receiver.
Date Of first publication 12-21-23-5t.
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AND TROUBLE
FALL HEAVILY ON McEUEN

Calling her husband from the store
and saying as he stepped into door,
"Arch, it's all over" Mrs. Arch Nc
Euen placed a as automatic Colts re-
volver to her head and pressed the
trigger. The bullet entered the head
behind the right ear, and lodged in the
brain. Death came almost instantly.
The terrible tragedy occurred at the
home in Fort Thomas about 4:30 Fri
day afternoon and came as a terrible
shock to her husband and friends. 1t
is not known at the present time what
motive hes back of the terrible deed.
The coroner's jury that was sum-
moned, brought in verdict that
death was caused by a gun wound in
flicted by her own hand.
Mrs. McEuen was a young woman,
only 25 years old, and leaves hus-
band and two small children. Before
her marriage to Mr.. McEuen, she was
a Miss Bryce.
Trouble has not come single hand
ed to Mr.. McEuen at this time. Dur
ing the night thieves broke into his
store and blew open the safe taking
with them, when they left, $3.50 which
was in the safe. The burglars had Sc
cured tools, a crowbar and pick. from
the railroad section house, which they
had broken into. They then went to
the store where, after gaining an en-
trance, they had piled sacks Of -four
and potatoes in front Of the safe to
deaden the sound when they blew the
safe
AS soon as discovered Sheriff S. V.
Pollock was notified and he is now on
the scene making an investigation.
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SCOUT EXECUTIVE THANKS
THE PEOPLE OF FLAGSTAFF

My resignation from the position Of
Scout Executive Of the Grand Can
yon Council, Boy Scouts Of America,
is effective January /, 1924 In leav-
ing this field of service ] wish to ex-
press my gratitude for the excellent
CO. operation which ! have had from
all people Of this community, and sim
cerely trust that you win give your
new Scout Executive the same hearty
cooperation which you have given
me. w. d. MYERS,
Scout Executive.
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s5s,sl7 IN INHERITANCE TAXES

Inheritance taxes aggregating $685.
617.05 viii be paid to the state on the
estates of three non-residents before
February 2, 1924, as the result of a
trip made to Chic and Michigan by
Wayne Hubbs, state treasurer, and
Neri Osborn, Jr., state inheritance tax
collector, for the purpose of effecting
a settlement of the taxes due.
Mr.. Hubbs and Mr. Osborn returned
last week from the east and reported
thar the executors of the three es-
tates had agreed to pay the inheri-
tax due from the estates stock OF
Arizona corporations.
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PRISONER SHOT IN ATTEMPT
TO ESCAPE OFFICER ON TRAIN

"Zippy" Saunders, alleged burglar
and forger and Detective r. E.
O'Rourke of the Pasadena police de-
partment, resumed their journey to
Pasadena, Saunders suffering from
four bullet wounds received when he
attempted to escape from the custody
of the officer on the Southern Paci-
fic "Sunset Limited" near Rodeo, New
Mexico.
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All doctors are alike. When they
go into conference, it's to decide
whether to cut your leg off or pull
it.
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Tenants of property-ewner in La
Rochelle, France, receive bonus OF
three months rent on the birth OF the
first child and six months rent on
the birth of the second.
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An elephant cannot see an object
outlined against the sky at more than
30 yards.
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The Alps have been at the bottom
of the sea two or three times, accord
ing to scientists.
The Coconino sun., 1923-12-28

Between Samoa and New Zealand
runs a submarine mountain range
1900 miles long.
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Co-education has existed in Turkey
since 1914.
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FOR SALE - A CHRISTMAS SUG-
gestion for grown-ups or children.
Purebred Airedale pups, males $40;
females $500. Elsie V. Linn, Tuba
City, Arizona. 11-16-6tp
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ALL KINDS OF PHONOGRAPHS
and sewing machines repaired.
Flagstaff Furniture Co. 4-13-23
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FOR RENT-COMFORTABLY FUR
nished small house, desirable loca-
tion. Reasonable rent. Johnston
Cleaning Service.
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MATERNITY CASES TAKEN AT
home. Phone 1851. Mrs. Fred
Reno. So Summit Ave, Flagstaff.
6-15-tf
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FOR RENT - FINELY FURNISH
ed 9-room house, furnace heat, good
location. Apply Sun office.
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WANTED TO EXCHANGE - LONG
yearling bull of excellent milk
strain, best points, for equally good
Jersey bull same age. Write ID. A.
Ranch, Cornville, promptly. 11-23-tf
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ROOM FOR RENT - 314 NORTH
Beaver street. 12-26-1t
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FOR SALE = TWO HEATING
stoves and buffet Apply S. R.
Burke, Is East Cherry. 12-7-4t
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FOR SALE - ONE G MELODY
Wurlitzer saxophone. Address Box
S57, city, for price. 12-28-2tp
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FURNISHED APARTMENT FOR
rent. Call is w. Birch ave. 12-21tf
The Coconino sun., 1923-12-28

SUNSET LODGE - APARTMENTS
for light housekeeping and rooms.
Moderate prices. Phone $50. 322
West Railroad avenue. 4t
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HELP WANTED - WOMAN OR
girl for house work and washing.
Mrs. w. F. Wallace, 416 North Sit
greaves st. 12-21-2tp
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FOR RENT - BROOM HOUSE,
partly furnished. Inquire O. G.
Compton, C. B. Wilson'S office.
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OAKLAND ROADSTER, IN GOOD
condition, just been overhauled,
1921 model. For sale cheap. Sher.
ifs office.
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FOR RENT = FOUR-ROOM HOUSE
partly furnished, close in. Apply
Mrs. B. England, phone 266-M. If
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FOR RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS.
Apply S. r. Burke, Is East Cherry.
12-7-4t
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TRADE YOUR OLD FURNITURE
on new at Flagstaff Furniture Go.
12-7-4t
The Coconino sun., 1923-12-28

STRAYED - ONE BLACK MARE,
years old, branded Ma on left hip.
Return or notify me at Riordan and
receive reward V. l.. Willis.
12-14-4t
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-11
FREES STOMACH OF
DISTRESS BY
TAKING ALVITA

II you are suffering from ind.
gestion. pains. and general run down
condition OF the system, you will be
interested to know how II. s. Huff
of Long Beach. California. overcamo
a similar trouble.
For, long time I have been
troubled with indigestion, pain in
my back and sides. high blood press.
ure and general poisoned condi.
ton OF my entire system. Since
Using the Alvitn Tablets and Tea |
feel full Of life ngain, my stomach
Ia free from distress and the pains
about my body are about gone and
have lost more than 40 pounds OF
surplus flesh, which in itself IN n
great blessing, so why should | not
be a booster for Alvita?"
Alvita In tho recent scientific dis.
covery which brings lime. iron.
phosphatcs and vitamnes TO you in
a vegetable form which can bo
nssImilatcd. Alvita In prepared In
convenient highly concentrated tab.
let form from the deep.rootod
alfalfa plant. which Science dIscov.
cred IL n rich storehousc of tho
vital mineral salts aud vitamlncs.
No matter II you have tried many
remedies, try this tonic OF nature
now. A dollar buys n box Of Alvlta
tablets at any drug store. -Advor.
tlsement.
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Tomato Salad
BY BERTHA T.. SHAPLEIGH
OF lOlumbin University

scald six medlum,sized tomatoes.
peel and cut thin slice from tho
top Of each. Remove part Of
the inside, leaving, quite thick
wall. Sprinkle with salt. lnvcrt
the tomatoes and chin.
Cut stale bread into small dice.
shaped pieces until half cup IL
obtained. Fry the dice in two table.
spoons salad OIL Add TO this one
tablespoon chopped green pepper
one.half cup chopped cucumber,
and one.fourth cup French dressing,
which should DO well seasoned, with
an addition of onion TO flavor IT.
Chill this and at serving time
stuff the tomatoes with the mix
ture. Place n spoonful OF mayon
nalse on the top OF each and serve
on lettuce or wntcrcress.
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DATES
TO REMEMBER


Me- jams Hamii,su ~ Ysusss
iunthsan 81 The HuHsss rima 10
hnHSf Mrs tsfpafd MorEah Mills.
tfs ueafEo ftssds iuashsga 81 the
suhsss rtuh
aiiss NsFg t1isahssh ard Miss
fiafeae2 HwseusYfs tss ~ haaas
frum % : n'ciprA Cot SIZES
Margaret nsatlsY ~ CsiIfafnla
Miss janet tfsnFys dinssf g. haner
hsf huuse Euss'. Miss Mat9afs;
hsniisY. - home.
Afs ~ = ifltrs ausissi tea IN
hanpf % hsF Sister. NINE chris
,lps Ia natTaqss. os Han YtRu.
cisco. sg home
FRIDAY. JULY is-
Me- omar HumphrsY's iunrhran
~ hous ~ honor ~ Mfs l.fwsrd
Morgan tfiils
Mfs Aihert v udfnths tea ~
hgms. hanprtHE Nrs James gsif.
flihs ayd Mr.. Htsniey ustfftfhs
Mfs A - aJs~srts garden laath.
zen N compliment 60 her house
guest. Miss HaFy uair
Mrs. Abnsr nrnuH-s hTidze isnehsdn
AZ home - honor Nfs . Msndsn.
hall
Mrs Rais Douglas bakers tea 90
compliment Mrs William ingram
~ 1sfssfpsnviiis. Ind ard Miss
Mildred i,ests. ffpm Until 8
n'cinek
saTtHDAa. July H.
Mf. ard sifs- Thomas Green's daaes
AZ the Seattle Tennis eiuh
Miss Nellie FeiHefa dipasf AZ hsn,
Mlss Katherine Hscpn's aiunet al
home before Nlr. and Mfs Thom.
az Green's dance
WEDNESDAY. JULY Fs--
The marriage OF AIiss Msutlno Hiat;
70 Mf Arthur kiithali Tte.As=-Tia.
at home % parents Ms and
Nu Carl . Hiatt, AZ sac O'Clock
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Personal

Mr. and Mra Tidmarah and Miss
Pheho Nell ridmamh are entertain.
ing az their hpuHe guests during
the golf tournament Ailsa Alice
Pooley ana Miss Brodwell Of Vie.
torin., u, C.. Miss Katherine Hur
ley Of Tacoma and Miss Clam
Emory
AIR. aud Mu. corwin h shank
and Miss virginia Hhank who loft
recently Tor two months tayei
abroad. were EuesA last week az
the Hotel pennsylvania. In New
YORK
Major ana Mm. Thomas B. PuRh
have az their house guests Tor tho
summer Sir. IuRha sister. Mrs.
George pnynton. ana two laughter.
Miss Beatrice ana MiW Virginia
Gray Of Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. T.. Coetz Of spo'
kane are spendinE a few days with
Mr Goetz's parents. Ne, and Mrs.
Herman Goetx.
Air. and Mrr J 81 Dc Maeedo
viii return Saturday from few
weeks Wait in California
Mr. and Mis-. james Il. brewster
tAiargarct DciD nrc receiving con.
CALCULATIONS upon the birth OF
daughters July 8, az Swedish hos
pi,al.
Mn. n. W williams has re.
turned from "A visit In California.
Mr and Mrs Farwell Putnam
Lilly have returned from short
motor trip TO Lake Crescent
Mr Chandler Egan Of Mcdfrd.
ore. and Mr Ellis Bragg OF Port
land arc the house guests this week
% Mr and Mrs sanuel Russell.
Mrs William A. Avery and fam.
ny have returned from California.
where they have been spending the
winter. and arc occupying their
home a, sis Queen Anne ave.
Miss Dorothy Rice and Mas
Farrah iiaEshaw ~ Saginaw. Mich.
ara the house guests Of Miss Elsie
kugler for a few dayu
Mr. and Mrs Frank y. williams
Vera Rl,ehlet are receiving con.
graiula,ions on tho birth Of
daughter June 70. a, Swedish hoa
pliAi
Judge and Sis. Austin y Crit
fiths, with their spn. Francis. arN
Eaests AZ tho Hotel Aslor In Nov
York before sailing later for Europe
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rKosTISG CAKE

II you want TO frost your cake
evenly and thiekiy right TO the edge
make band OF waxed paper and
pin II closely about the cake. let.
ting II come about an inch above
the cake DO not rcmoyeSthls until
tho icing ia set.
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HAIRDREssING

One Of tire most popular styles of
EMBARRASSING for tho moment In TO
part II In the center, pull II back
plainly to the buck OF the head
where II Is assembled In n knot.
The knot should DO low and the hair
very flat to tho head.
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HEADED GOWNS

deliberately beaded gowns are
very smar; for evening wear
EcorEettr, crepe dc chine. chiffon
and Mafoeain being the materials
on which this trimming u most pop.
uiar.
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Mrs. Boole Hostess at Golf Club

visiting golfers
o'clock Presiding
H. Mrs John c, Eden Mrs
Thomas simson Henry
Nacfarne Mrs Lyman Colt and Mrs Charles
Willard Slnon.
nrinkcy Wilson Raleigh Chinn Mrs
Staunard Collins Robertson Mrs
W, Baey Mrs George Booe Mrs
Gillespie Miss olive Kerry Miss MaEaret Wood Mrs Ralph
kenna and j.. II Hnlsman OF Atlanta Ca viii assist.
Traffori
fiu,eson chairman directing
Wednesday, Mrs Caar
Mrs James Hamilton dc Veuc
Mandeu Henry,
day
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HEALTH FOR
WORKING WOMEN
Let Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound Help You to BecomeWell.

Thousands Of girls have 10 work
In homes, Offices. stores, mills or
factories who are physically unfit
for work, with often an aged or
invalid father or mother dependent
upon them for support Standing
oil day week In and week out, or
sitting In cramped positions a girl
often contracts some dernnged con-
ditlon OF her organic system which
calls halt 20 her progress and de-
mands restoration 10 health before
the can be Of use TO herself or
anyone else.
For these distressing weaknesses
and arrangements these girls have
found health 20 do their work In
Lydia f. Pinkhaui's Vegetable
Compound.
Brooklyn, N. Y. Like many
girls, had troubles every month, "
says CArolyne Mangels. "snd they
interfered with my work as could
never be sure Of my time. My
moth. often suggested that | take
Lydia f. Pinkham $ Vegetable Com
pound. but never did until lately.
] have had very good results, and
am now private secretary and do
my work without missing a day.
recommend your medicine 20 every
girl who speaks Of having troubles
ratu T. r,t-r.r,,u D~;,.
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS
FERGUS FALLS cLuB Will
t8ffs.srft

7 EfEF7F0"F1 FNI3tF'' '"1ft0tf " stfIf
PICNIC
The Fergus Fails fNIlnueao,al club
viii bold SIS annual picnic nt
Woodland park Saturday. July ~.
IL viii BE- an aIldaY affpir with a
basket luncheon served AZ 1870 p.
m. The club viii furnish coffee and
cream. All former residents Of For
gus Falls invited 70 attend The
clue IA an organization Of Seattle
and Tacoma residents. formerly Of
Fergus Falls ana the annual picnic
Is held In ono Of The two cities on
alternating years.
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Brush ........4....... Miss Morrison
May 10
Technique Center q Interest mia.
-rftt4tss.t+4ss...s... hra Gamble
Pictures ~ Romnsy and nasburn
rttttts.srs.f+... Mrs. t.s Epurd
Pictures BY opis and Hoppnsr Mrs Hoar
Cgffsnt Art .+tr-.t..s....s..M rv. Lewis
May -
rechniaps --RsgisN o. Composition =
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Mfs. webb
objects % Art Recently Brought 20
me United kfafsss -..-st.. Mrs. Lake
Modern Ariiffs- William Morris Hunt
Observation-Disclosures. HFs Calendar
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Orthopedic Tea and Thrift Shops

NJ
guild the orhopcdc Lite
Russell, Mrs c. w.
Walter Wand Mrs. Charles
Mrs w Wells Mrs
Baker Park guild the Thrift j.
Mrs. NJ NJ canaher
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MAIINE HANS

Mnline hats arc very stylish and
are frequently trimmed with layers
OF mallno. Brown Is quite as popu.
lar a color for these hats as Ia
black.
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Oomen' s Clubs

REST a WHILE
CLUB
The Rest a while club will meet
all day Thursday, July ~. with Mrs.
J. p. Handsaker, 1858 Rainier blvd.
SEATTLE REVIEW NO. 2
Seattle Review No. S, w. y. A.,
Of the Maccabees. will meet in
A. o. U. w. hall. 1909 Ninth ave.
Thursday evening, July ~. al 8
o'clock. All members welcome.
APPLE BLOSSOM CLUB
The Michigan Apple Blossom club
will hold n picnic at Madrona park,
on Thursday, July IL. Luncheon
viii be served at 1890 o'clock.
AUXILIARY ARBOR
HEIGHTS CLUB
The Womcn's Auxiliary to Arbor
Heights Improvement club will meet
Thursday, July ~, at 3 p. m. at the
club house. i2nd st. s. w. and Nor
folk st. Mr.. II. n. Vivian will be in
charge OF the community singing.
Mr.. ID. II. Painter will speak on
Community Cooperation" Refresh.
ments will be served.
ALLAH CHAPTER,
o. r.. 8.
Allah chapter o. Il. s., will enter.
tain with G o'clock dinner. fol.
lowed by an informal reception,
Thursday evening, July t2. in tho
Masonic temple, in compliment Ia
Frank Anderson, associate grand
patron OF the o. n. s.. and Mrs
Mabel Gundlach, grand Secretary
Telephone Rainier O2i2 for reserva.
tons not later than Thursday morn
ing,
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Large Dinner Party at Colt CMb VIII
Precede Dance for Visiting Golfers; Mrs
Boyle Tea Hostess This Afternoon

Mn AND MRS A. KERRY entertaining with gamer this
1Nl evening
honor the visiting gofer their home "sunnycrest The
include Mrs committee assistants Mrs
Henry Tdmarsh and the
Or Maofaranc Thomas
stmson. Clearance Relhen Mrs Lawrence nogle Ms Archibald
Mbun with the Of the party
and a lrN Of Enlfera
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SEATTLE woMAN's
CLUE
[poRIc SOCIAL CLUE

The regular meeting Of the Doric
Social club viii he held Thursday.
July II. at Woodland park, at 1
b. m. Members viii bring their own
lunch and dishes. The club will pro.
vide coffee. sugar and cream. All
Eastern Stars welcome.
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limitations Extended for Bridge Tea

Mrs Robert Mcceland extending invitations for bridge tea the
compliment
win BE- her
whose engagement TO Mr. Chester
recently announced
be play guests the hour.
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AUXILIARY TO
lTHERHoop oF rRAlNMEN

The Ladies' Auxiliary 20 the
Brotherhood Of Iailroad Trainmsn
viii hold their regular meeting and
memorial ssrylces in Union Record
hail. 1915 First ave. on Thursday.
July Il. at lao .. m.
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Announce Daughters Marriage

GALLAGHER the marriage Of their daughier
Gallagher Catherine Gallagher
Church OF the
Conception. officiating.
and n
they make
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Birthday Party for Small Daughter

For The pleasure Of her little daughter Shirley her fourth birth
b.
mother at luncheon Tuesday afternoon July
stearer Mary al and Loi Jane Thompson
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Child to Entertain at "Laneharst"

Under the Of the ladies' guild Of Emmanuel church East
musical VIII be presented
the home OF Mr. and Mrs Jgmes r. Lane Saturday
afternoon. July 250 o'clock.
win have the title role and Alice
University Washington will be the director
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STEEL EARRINGS

Steel earrings are popular now.
in large and novel shapes. and
faney bandeaux for the hair also
come in this inexpensive metal.
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Tea and Linen Shower

Conpmsnting Miss Ruby Royce who will bride, Migk
Pauline
afternoon limited the
friends.
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Miss Ruby Royce to Wed

Of her daughter Ruby
Jnne,t Mr. welding
Kappa Mcpheeters attended Agricultural
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QUEEN ANNE
FoRTNlGHTLY CLUE

Queen Anne Fortnigh,ly club will
picnic Thursday. July ~. AZ the
home OF Mrs George q, Lane. a.
Port Madison boat leaves rieF } a,
? O'Clock.
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LOUNGES POPLAR

on tho newest frocks OF taffeta
and MORE the circular or pleated
flounce IS very apt to he present.
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Mss Donvorth to Giue Dinner Dance

compImennE kenncbunk. Miss
this visit Miss
invitations
evening at Seattle Tennis club
wheeiers In the
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Noted Yisitor wa BE, Honored

Collins viii with dinner az her home Friday evening
In Boghesc this
rnorn 10 a the Collins residence
princess Prince scpone Bogghese head Of famous
conference Oakland
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Entertains at Luncheon

Mrs W Ikers entertained with luncheon Of fifteen covers today
a he home IL,
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Mss Goetz Plans LNncheon


tbs seattle Tennis OF
whe r. their
the remainder Of tbs,
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like / have had. CAROLINE NAN
GELS, 407 18th St, Brooklyn, NY.
Office Worker Helped
Milwaukee, Wis have taken
Lydia L. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound and Lydia Z. Pinkham's
Blood Medicine for three and half
years, and they have improved my
health wonderfully. Ny mother
also has taken the Vegetable Com
pound and we recommend il TO our
friends. am working in an Office
now and can always do my work ar
do not have the troubles I had a,
first. Tread of your Vegetable Com.
pound In the newspaper and you
may use my letter in that way If you
wish 70 do so."--ELEASoR SHEBLAK,
537 36th St, Milwaukee. Wis.
Pains and Headache
Webster, Mass was all run
down, had bad complexion, and
suffered with pains and backache,
and was dizzy ut times and felt
weak. / worked in mill and my
girl chum told me about your Won
derful medicine, Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound. ] am
feeiing much better since taking
II. - S.gY PLAZA, Is West Street,
Webster, Mass.
TIC Textbook upon "Ailments
sent you free upon request.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-11
BAsTGLE DAY WILL BE
CELEBRATED

CELEBRATED
The French people of ssattie viii
observe the fall Of the Bastile on
the anniversary date. July Is. by
giving mn informal dinner at North.
old Inn at o'clock an invitation
is extended by the French people
10 the members OF tho French clubs
in the city to participate.
Monsieur vacher corbiere. French
consul. will preside and Marcel
Daily. president Of L'union Fran.
calse. will welcome the guests.
SERIES or TEAS PLANNED
The r. Il. o. Chapters OF Seattle
have arranged a series OF informal
teas to be held on the second and
fourth Thursdays thru July, August
and September Mt Frederick & Mel.
sons tea room. The first tea will
be held Thursday afternoon. July
IL. from 2 70 o'clock The off.
GERS OF the chapters viii net MS
hostesses and will preside az the
tea tables r +. o. members from
out or town arc especially invited
10 attend.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-11
CLUBS FOR THURSDAY
PRAIRIE ROSE CLUE

fEalhlE KDSb Club
The Prairie Rose club will have q
basket picnic at Woodland Park on
Thursday. July IL. Dinner will be
served at .. m. An North Dako-
taus invited
SEATTLE woMAN's
CLUB
Mrs. H. w. Rulifson viii enter.
tain the board Of directors and
chairmen Of departments OF the Sc.
attic Woman's club, at 6 picnic
luncheon, July IL. at 1890 o'clock,
at her country home. Members
take car No. and get off at Ora.
ham st.