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Nomen' s Clubs

sSrd ave $. Those expecting TO at.
tend are asked to take the Rainier
Beach car a. Fourth ave. and Pine
81. at p. m, and connect with the
bus at Rainier Beach. Get off at
Cooper st.
EASTERN STAR CLUB
The Eastern Star club will meet
Wednesday, August IS. at 2l5
O'Clock, in the Arcade building
Members only
GREENWOOD PIT. A. PICNIC
The Greenwood Parent.Teacher
association will have picnic al
Woodland park Wednesday. August
Is. Coffee will be served.
LADY EAGLES CLUB
The Lady Eagles club will have
an important meeting in NJ. Il. n. A.
hall Wednesday, August is. at /
p. m.
IONA SOCIAL CLUB
Ionia Social club win meet wednes.
day. August Is. at 2 p. m. in the
card room at the Masonic temple
p. Pine st. and Harvard ave. East
ern Stars and friends welcome.
WILL HOLD JOINT PICNIC
The various courts Of the city Of
w c. o. F. will hold a joint picnic
in Woodland park on wednesday
August 15 Members and their
friends invited
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nIci Of design. the draperles. rug
and walls are devoid ~ figures.
The rug Is dark gray. with black
border, and the draperles are Of
gray velour. a shade darker than
the design IN the upholstery. The
walls have rough plaster finish.
tinted a pale gray The entire
room has been designed 10 form a
background for the brilliant fnrni.
lure.
Note how the bare wall space be-
tween the two windows IN relieved
BY narrow panel mirror with n
polychrome frame. on the small
cabinet below II and reflected in its
glass, stands q nutied plant In n
handsome china bowl.
Write TO Marian Moore, care OF
this newspaper, for advice or Infor.
nation about home furnishing or
decorating, sending stamped ad.
dressed envelope for repiy.)
Question: ] would Ike to have n
hrge bcvel mirror reframed. What
hind Of a frame would you suggcstl
Il. 81.
Answer: Polyehroms would be
irst choice. II you wlsh TO hang II
,ver a particular console. you nigh,
match the wood OF the table.
COPYRIGHT. american Homes Bureau.
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ELpERhIOoM cLrB
ADDITIONAL CLUBS
MUSIC DEPARTMENT
ANNOUNCES PROGRAM

MUSIC DEPARTMENT
ANNOUNCES PROGRAM
The music department Of tho
woman's Century club has an inter.
cstlng year in prospect, l1cordiug 70
the announcement of~The program
which follows.
October Topic. Opera in Gen.
eral": director. Mrs J. b. Hin Hos
,esses. Mrs. Henry Bittman, Mrs.
Henry Kaufman. Mrs Harry Crouch.
Mrs. Granville IL Peeta.
November Topic, III Troya.
tore" Verdi: director. Mrs. r. f. Pal.
merton. Hostcsses, Airs r. ".
Fiohr. Mrs Frank Wolff Mrs Van
c. Griffin, Mrs. Norwood W Brock.
EFT.
December Z Topic. "Lohengrin. -
Wagner, director. Mrs. W H. Pitt.
wood Hostesscs, Mrs. Frederick T..
Bolton. Mrs. f. W. Meisnest, Mrs,
william Elliott. Mrs. H. r. Mcclure.
January i-Topic. La Habanera, =
Laparia. director. Mrs. John Wesley
DOLBY Hostesscs. Mrs Samuel Mac.
Donald, Mrs. L. Blake Baldwin. Mrs.
Glenn Johnson. Mrs. percival Collins.
February f-Topic. AN Opera.
Ultra Modern English. director. Mrs.
Victor Zednlck Hostesscs. Mrs. Al.
bert Daub. Mrs. Fred Evans, Mrs.
Ella j. Wardell Mrs Philip Two.
roger.
March Topic. "Eugen onegin. %
Tschaikowsky; director Mrs Il. Il.
Fitzsimmons. Hostesses, Mrs. ]. II.
MacNichol, Mrs ] Il. Huston, Mrs.
Caroline Clarke, Mrs l.. V. Cole.
April Topic. RIP Van Wrinkle. .
DeKoven: director, Mrs. l.. r. Beckett.
Hostesses Mrs. p. r, Harris, Mrs NJ.
h. Harrah, Mrs. J. j. Cannon, Mrs.
j. r Patten.
May 2-Play day luncheon Pro.
gram, Mrs Carl Smith and Mrs a.
l. Nofsinger. Hostesses. Mrs, Ed.
ward Harrington. Mrs. Charles A.
schiff.
The musical numbers will be in.
terpreted by the following club per.
sonnet.
Piano. Mrs Il. +. Hibler. Mrs l..
T.. Beckett, Mrs. w. w. Beck, Mrs.
Il. S. Ewes, Mrs. c. J. Chnler, Mrs.
Fred Evens, Mrs. +. w. Houghton,
Mrs, !. " Cole, Mrs. r. c. Cole,
Mrs, w. #. Hitchings, Mrs. J. n.
Johnson, Mrs. j. j, Lea, Mrs. j. j.
Litchenwaler, Mrs L. T. Maxon.
Mrs. John Persons, Mrs. II. b.
Henderson and Miss Blanche Read.
Violin Mrs. w. r. schwandt and
Mrs. Victor Xednick
Vocal-Mrp l.. Il. Beckett. Mrg
Henry Bittman, Mrs. w. Il. Chris
tenson, Mrs. NJ j Falkenburg, Mrs
Charles T.. Field, Mrs. +. w. Ora,
ham. Mrs w A. Gilmore, Mrs. vnn
G. Griffin, Mrs. Arthur Holt. Mrs
j. VIII Jones. Mrs. w. w. DcI'orest
Mrs. c. o, Dickey. Mrs. John w
Dolby, Mrs. Samuel II. Macdonald
Mrs. w. q. McLaren. Mrs. II, c.
Plgott, Mrs. w. H. Piitwood. Mrs
T.. n, Palmerton. Mrs. O. n. Perry,
Mrs. a. b, Rushton, Mrs A. D.
Swenson and Mrs. j. H. Templeton
Chorus Sopranos; Mrs. j, T.
Nichols, Mrs. j. w. Dolby, Mrs.
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Here and There

The steamer siberian Prince
lodged on the rocks on nentn,ck
island Tor two wccks, was noaied
Monday and towed to Esquimalt
hsrbor for dry docking.
At the age Of 100. CHIEF Shorty
whiteFrasa. a friend ~ President
Harding. died az Gmcier National
park.
Mrs Charlotte Clement, Tacoma
pioneer, died NJ her home in Yer
mont. according 10 word received
Tuesday morning
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Holyoke building. III Spring A.. AZ
: o'clock Community singing and
program by members 81 tho club
The club yin pienle az Rayrnna
park SUNDAY. August 10, stmngers
and lonely people welcome
GIRLS CLUB,
W, r. A.
The Girls club Of the W II A.
win meet at the homo u Miss LII.
Ian LAHORE. SIS ~ broadway, on
Thursday. August is. at TOO .. m,
ELDERBLooN CLUB
The Eidcrbloom club VIII hold rs
annual picnic in Woodland park.
Thursday, August rs. at noon. Mem.
bera cordially invited to attend.
STEVENS ". Il. c.
stevens ". Il. C.. No. / comrades
and friends. viii b. entertained ut
luncheon on Friday. August II, By
Mrs. c. G. RLsedorph. at the home
Of her daughter. Mrs w r. farrell.
1876 Humiin n Take siouthku
car. No. TO- at poeioffiec.
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Judge aud Mfa Burke VIII motor
TO Mount Rainier on Thuruday, TAX
ing aa their Ruchta Admiral and
Mrs. Robinson. They viii return
late Friday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. George -. Cary OF
Chicago are visiting Mr aud Mrh
Il. W. Hnrlhut a. their summer
home a. Hunts Point,
MIR and Mrs. H. ~ Hohlfn and
son. Marcus. spent the weekend "a
VANCOUVER. -. G,
Miss Betty Austin Of philadelphia,
who is spending Il few days IN
town. waa the guest over the last
week end of Mr.. and Mrs. II. u.
Merrill. at their home az the coun.
try club,
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Commander and Mrs Isaac c.
Johnson kathleen Bailliel have ar,
rived from Philadelphia, and are
the guests Of Mrs Johnson'
parents. Mr and Mrs, Alexander
Baillie.
SIR. and Mrs Stuart G. Thomp.
kina and small son. Stuart. left
Mondny for a weeks motor trip 70
Grays Harbor
Miss Alberta Miller from Belilng.
ham is the guest this week Of Mrs.
knte Mage.
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Frank Wolff and Mrs Van c. Crit.
I'm. meEzos. Mrs. Henry Kaufman,
Mrs J VIII Jones ana Mira IS r,
sehwRudi. altos Mrs a. II. Rush.
ton. MIR II. C. Pigoi, and Mrs. ".
F. Hastings
sololsts Mrs. Samuel Macdonald.
Mrs o II Perry. Mrs c o nIcksy.
Mrs 4. u. swcuson. Mr-. j. n.
Templstan and Airs p W. Ora.
hmm.
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Recent Visitors at National Park

visitors Paradise
Mrs E. j. Black Calvin J. Carr. Mr. Lowell r.
Lewis Mr. and Mrs A. o. Philips Mrs
Lester f. cronande Mr. and Mrs Paul corbcf
Mrs Paul Harvey. Miss Claire pesmier
Mrs William Block. Mr. and kIrs. l.. Rowy Mr. ID
Jensen Mr. Mrs Ar and Mrs
r. j. Ward Mr. and Mrs A II. Macleod
sr Rodrek A smith Mr. Ge'se Murray Philip Chi
Captain and Mrs j. VI Healey. w
Han Providence r. L. Mrs Florence axeIe
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CLUBS FOR WEDNESDAY

JOHN r. MILLER w. r. c.
John +. Miller w. r. c. will hold
their thirty.first anniversary picnic
at Alki beach Wednesday. August is.
All members and comrades are
urged to attend. Coffee. sugar and
cream will be served.
WoMEN's LAKEWOOD CLUB
The Women's Lakewood Civic I'm.
provement club will have their an.
nual picnic on Wednesday. August
IS. at Seward park.
AQUILA LODGE,
NO. 35
AS tribute 10 the memory OF
President Harding. Aquila lodge.
No. 35. d. Of H. postponed its reg.
ular meeting on Wednesday. Au.
gust 8, TO August %
WEST SEATTLE
REVIEW NO. 81
West Seattle Review No. 81, w. b.
A. of the Maccabees will meet at
Carpenters hall. 4441 California ave.
wednesday, August Is, at 8 p. m.
PICNIC AT PIT. DEFIANCE
PARK
The Women's auxiliary TO Wash
ington State Pioneers has arranged
picnic at Point Defiance Park. Ia
coma, on Wednesday, August IS.
Take boat at Colman dock at Q a. m.
Bring well filled lunch baskets. An
persons living in Washington prior to
statehood, are invited TO attend. spe-
cial features have been arranged in
the way Of entertainment.
ROBERT MORRIS SOCIAL CLUB
Robert Morris Social club has
planned a picnic in Mount Baker
park for Wednesday, August IS,
with luncheon at ] o'clock. II the
weather Is Indictment the picnic will
be held at the home Of Mrs. Stewart,
1912 N. 49th st. Bring own dishes
and silver. All Eastern Stars invited.
LADIES' AID SOCIETY
The Ladies' Aid society Of the Col.
umbus Congregational church will
hold their annual picnic at Seward
park, Wednesday. August Is. after.
noon and evening.
PICNIC ON LAWN
Rainier Camp No. 1872, Royal
NcighborH OF America. will hold a
picnic Wednesday afternoon and eve
ming. August Is. on tho lawn at the
home Of Mrs. Frances Russell. 9S41
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LOVE SEAT SERVES AS
APARTMENT DAVENPORT
lust the Thing When Space Prohlb-
iis Larger Piece.
BY MARIAN MOORE

All the world loves love seat,
II we are 10 judge by It's ever In.
.rensing popularity, The small lly.
ng room in the modest bungalow.
Or the city apartment. finds the love
seat just the size to give the neees.
iary dignity without oyercrowdlng.
The love seat In the illustration
Is upholstered with brocatelle,
showing gray design upon a dull
red background. The upholsterlng
In repeated in ap armchair In the
room, aud then 70 avoid any con.
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wAyERING wAIsTLINE

Designers are At odds over the cor.
rect position for the waiEtiine on
coming cool weather costumes. Put
II anywhere between the extremely
low hip line and the natural waist.
line and you1 be correct.
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Personal

Dr. pnd Mu Charles =. Engels
Of Tacoma spent the weekend in
town IN the guests OF Mr. and Mira.
Frederick Dent Hammons.
Mr.. and Mrs Albert r. witzigman
q cedar Rapids. Iowa. arrived Sat.
urday evening by motor and ARE the
guests u Mfa, wltziRman'H brother
and slsterin.lsw, MI and Mrs. -. A..
Williams. At their home, 1903 Second
ave. W.
Sir ana Mrs. George Dyer and
son. Mr. Philip Ammidown. Of hil.
waukce. who have been tho houp
guests u Mr. and Mrs. ~ r. Or
trander for several weeks. left re-
Gently for tlrVir home
Mr.. and Mrs Evan s, Mccord.
Jr.. Miss Mildred Farrhr. 1r Ever
Ell Earring and Mt Triton Dooliitle
Of Spokane motored 10 Mount Rain.
lcr for the weekend returning sun.
day night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles y. Lily
and Mr.. and Mrs. ~. Ross Downs
spsnt the weekend at Mount Rain.
Ter.
Mr. and Mrs Keith Logan Bulli,t
viii leave this evening for Yaneou-
yer. u. C.. 10 meet Mrn. r. Terry.
who Is returning from an extended
stay abrond.
Mrs. Henry EgEsri and Miss Char.
loite gandolfo left Sunday FOR Ye.
lo~stone park. 10 be gone several
weeks.
Capt Kramer Thomas. 4. s.. cav.
airy. arrived recently 30 join Mra.
Thomas and tlrir small sons. who
have been visiting Mrs, Thomas
parents. Mr. and Mrs. y. w Chase.
Capt and Mrs. Thomas. who are
guests this week Of Capt Thomas
mother Mira. A. ~ Thomas. wili
leave about August 20 by motor for
For, Russell. Cheyenne.
Mrs, David GrcenberE tsAdle Mil,
ie1 and daughter. Joys Ruth. Of
Omaha. Neb.. arc the guests Of Mrs
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HIGH SMELLS
DAMAGE ALKI

Residents Of AK beach and south
on Beach drive experienced rem
thrill Monday night, when breakers
higher than the seawalIs in many
places rolled in when the scout
cruiser Omaha. maneuvering on the
point and south along the Seattle
Tacoma route. stepped along at
35.knot gait in speed tests.
The new cruiser left such waves
in her wake that small boats were
tossed on the beach Ike corks. huge
logs were lifted high and let down
with resounding cracks. and SOME
property damage was reported by
residents, who telephoned the Brem.
erton navy yard. with the result
that the Omaha was notified BY ra-
do 10 move farther out and cut
down her speed
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS
CITY FEDERATION
WA L-t-,r.,-

CITY FEDERATION
LAWN FETE
Mrs. Il. ]. Reekie. general chair.
man Of the City Federation lawn
fete, requests all chairmen OF the
various booths to meet, on the
grounds of the II. c. Henry homo.
on Monday, August 20, at 2 D. m,
for the purpose OF designating indl.
vldual placement Of booths.
Thru the courtesy of Bush &
Lane, Mrs. Wilson n. Cav has
placed the lawn fete tickets on sale
at their store, 1919 Third ave. The
fetc Is open to all Interested per.
sons.
Mrs Ellen Leckenby. chairman
Of the grab bags. invites every club
member 10 donate and bring ono
article TO the grounds on the day
OF the fete, August 90
LONESOME CLUB
The Lonesome club will meet
Tuesday evening. August IL, at the
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PLACE FOR PIFE

A new place for the powder puff Is
in the latest style of ludy's handkcr.
chief. with Tiny pocket in the cor.
ner.
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Marriage Announced

Mr. NJ the OF their
II. a
at / in
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Gives Informal Tea

compliment Mrs Theodore Briggs Yakima Keith Nsbaum
entertained informally her Monday afternoon.
belmont Thorsland Dorotha
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Mrs. David Grccnherg tsAdie Alll.
isn and daughter. Joys Ruth. Of
Omaha. Neb. are the guests OF Mrs.
Grosnbsrgs parents, Air and Mrs.
! Miller.
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MEDIUM brown HAIR locke hes, %
~ aftsr Golden Clint shampoo Adj.
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Seattle Society
Edited by Lillian Keen LeBaistcr. Telephone Main o6OO
Assistant-Frances Oldham
LARGE Tea viii Honor Three Guests;
Assistants Named for A fterpoon Affair
MRS THOMAS BORDEAUX at her home on
Mrs FRANK Roddie Torar Mrs Edgar L webster
ViH Assist at Mrs BoutfleW'S Tea
Mrs Albert Irns assistants for her tea on
Friday afternoon honor Of Mrs Bert Farr"r and Mrs Edgar
MIS- Philip Fisher eeneylsvs ns'hsa and
Dorothy Campbell Mildred Ferrar and Dorothy Brown ,o,
Mrs Alfred Battle and reaSor and Betty
Campbell viii receive the cards
Dinner Hosts at Snoqudtmle Lodge
Martin Esmann Of New Work who Is N p u
dinner wednesday evening at sn0au'm Lodge
Mrs Haggett to Give Informal Luncheon
sg naP1 az M a On soe Grand Ss'
D. who is visiting in town
Miss Wilkes to We'd August 20
The marriage wilkes daughter OF Mr. and Mrs
W wsc, Mrs Hannah Goodrich
viii garden wedding with the service read by Rev H. 5
Miss Maxine wilkes win be and Mr. Lee
Goodrich the sroom brother from Ions Beach cal VIII % hts pest
Luncheon as Farel0eU Compliment
T. s informal luncheon and
farewell compliment TO
Of the month for extended
limited Mrs STANDARDS
+
Judge and Mrs. Burke Hosts
Burke entertaining the dinner dance at the
Tennis Friday Frederick
TffOrd Hn,eson who recently from abroad
Hostess at Bridge Tea
Wilton hostess This afternoon her summer home at
bridge honor OF her nsernla~
Mrs enryH o Alameda. Cal. Mrs Gran, smith
and additional In at the tea hour
Mr.. and Mrs FoG Plan Dance
In Harry Mr. Mrs. II. For
large dancing their home Saturday
IN evening IS.
Informal Bridge on Friday
arranging
her mother Mrs Goddard
Francisco who her house for few months
Entertain for Niece
Mrs L. Harrington entertaining bridge this evening
Dubuque
their
Gives Informal Tea
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Entertain for Niece

Mrs T. Harrington bridge this
compliment Miss
sullivan Dubuque Iowa who viii spend the remainder
a their
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A New Starch Discovery

TlNIT is a scientific starch dis
covery-d distinctly different
- from ordinary starches. At
ter Limit is thoroughly dissolved,
according to directions and is
ready for use, you will notice it is
THIN and FREE-RUNNING LIKE
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Important
To All Mothers

X7ouR children can always be
charmingly dressed if you
Il will starch their wash clothes
with Limit the remarkable
starch discovery.
Even ordinary cotton goods,
napkins, table cloths, curtains,
ETC., have a cool, soft, pliable
finish, like expensive linen, when
starched with Limit.
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Mr.. and Mrs. For Plan Dance

compliment their Nh Harry For Nh and Mrs, II
their home
evening August rs
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PICNIC ON LAWN

Rainier Camp No. 1872, Royal
Ncighbors Of America, will hold a
picnic Wednesday afternoon and eve.
ming. August Is. on the lawn at the
home Of Mrs. Frances Russell, 9S41
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Informal Bridge on Friday

: arranging Informal bridge
Friday
Francisco who house a few months.
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Hostess at Bridge Tea

Aubrey this afternoon her hon
entertaining with bridge honor OF her sstern
Henry Hun OF Alameda. CAL and Mrs Grant Smith.
additional the
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VIII Assist at Mrs. Bouttlem'S Tea
Dinner Hosts at SnoquaImie Lodge
Mrs. Haaaett to Giue InformaI Luncheon

Mrs Arthur informal luncheon her home
honor OF Mrs o Coker OF erand FORKS
\ d. who $
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Judge and Mrs. Burke Hosts

judge and Mrs Burke entertaining at the dinner
Tennis club Friday evening OF MIR. and Mrs Fred
end Mrs. Taffod Huteson who returned recently
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LARGE Tea VIII Honor Three Guests,
Assistants Named for Afternoon Altar

MRS THOMAS cards for tea at her home on
wi "Wednesday afternoon until o'clock IN honor OF
Rodde Foar aud Mrs Edgar l. webster
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Luncheon as Fare1ceU Compliment

T. with Informal nncheon
bridge al her farewell compliment
Mrs s,annard extcnde
Invitations have been limited to Mrs s'annard
close
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CLLfn

The Lonesome club win meet
Tuesday evening. August IL, at the
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Miss Wilkes to We'd August 90

az Robin Wilkes daughter or M ana Mrs
W wilkes to Mr. Forest Mrs Hannah Goodrich
Monday at the home OF h
parents wedding with the service read by Rev H.
Miss Maxine Wilkes maid Of honor and Mr. Lee
Goodrich Beach CAL will be hts best
man reception will follow the ceremony
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1923-12-20
This promises to be very enjoyable
event.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bomeke were
visitors in Julesburg Monday.
NOTICE OF sHERIFF's SALE

BY virtue of an execution, issued
out of and under the seal of the coun-
ty court in and for the county of
Sedgwick and State of Colorado, upon
judgment rendered and docketed in
the said court on the 10th day of De-
cember, 1928, in an action wherein E.
N. Kelsey, doing business under the
firm name of Julesburg Tractor and
Implement Company is plaintiff, and
Earl Scofield is defendant, for the
sum of $1569.29. which execution was
directed and delivered to me as sher-
iff in and for said County of Sedg-
wick, have levied upon, as the prop
erty of the said Earl Scofield. the fol-
lowing described chattels, to-'vit: A
one-half interest in 100 acres (more
or less) of standing corn situated on
Section 29, Township IL North, Range
43 West Of the Sixth Principal Merid-
ian, Sedgwick county, Colorado; two
Deering binders and bitches; one two
row go-dig; one 8-ft. tractor P. & o.
tandem disc; one 8-ft. Peoria grain
drill; one 3-bottom Oliver tractor
plow; one brown mare about IL years
old, weight about 900 pounds; one
black mare about 13 years old, weight
about 1900 pounds; one black heifer
about 8 years old, now milking; one
red COW about years old, stub tail;
one red cow about years old, now
milking; one red COW about years
old, straight horns; five black shoats,
weight about 1876 pounds each; one
iron-wheeled wagon running gear;
one 1 " ton Patriot truck, Lincoln
Model, engine No. 60728 M, chassis
number 1148;
NOTICE is hereby given, that I,
the undersigned, as sheriff as afore-
said, will sell the one-haf interest of
Earl Scofield, the said defendant, in
the above described corn crop, or as
much thereof as is necessary, to the
highest bidder for cash, at public
auction, at the above described prem
ises, to-wit: Section 20, Township IL
North, Range 43 West of the Sixth
Principal Meridian, in Sedgwick
county, Colorado, on Saturday, the
9Th day Of January, 1924, at 10
o'clock A. NJ. of that day to apply on
the said execution, together with the
interest and costs thereon.
AND FURTHER NOTICE is here
by given that I. the undersigned, as
sheriff as aforesaid, will sell the bal
ance of above described personal prop
erty to the highest bidder for cash, at
public auction, at Spans Livery Sta
BILE in the Town Of Julesburg, Sedg-
wick county, Colorado, on Saturday,
the said 5th day of January, 1924, at
2 o'clock P. M. Of that day, to satisfy
any balance that may remain due on
the said execution, together with in
terest and costs thereon.
w. E. CUNNINGHAM,
| Sheriff of Sedgwick County.
First Pub. Dec. 20, 1928.
Last Pub. Jan. 8, 1924.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1923-12-20
Part II. THE PROPHETS.

Part II. THE PROPHETS.
Christ in Prophecy. in Song. The
Coming of John The Baptist.
Part III. ANGELS AND SHEP-
HERDS.
Scene Bethlehem, Angels and
Shepherds. The Angels Song.
The Song Of The Shepherds.
Part w. THE HOLY FAMILY
AND THEIR GUESTS.
Mary, The Shepherds, The Visit
of the Three Wise Men.
Part v. THE MEANING OF
CHRISTMAS TO US.
Ring Out Wild Bells" in Tableau,
Christmas Bells Symphony.
Readings, Silent Prayer, Th e
Three-fold Benediction.
Christmas greetings by the Pas
tor.
The Christmas Offering to be CIV
en- entirely to the Japan Earthquake
Fund.
Closing Song. "Hark The Herald
Angels Sing"
Social Hour and Treat.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1923-12-20
SEDGWICK NEWS

Well say we have some basketball
players in Sedgwick to be proud Of.
Friday evening the boys and girls
teams from Big Springs came up for
game, and although they were
splendid players and good sports, they
lost to Sedgwick, the score being as
follows: Boys % to IL; girls rs to
16. A good crowd gathered to see
these interesting games and about
$4,000 was taken in at the door. This
is the first real game here of the
season, although our high school boys
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1923-12-20

Recitation-Pauline Newman.
Recifation-Joan Wagner.
Recitation-Evelyn Smith.
Exercise by Four Giris-Carrie
Rowland, Phyliss Porter, Catherine
Rook, Verna Rowland.
Song-Rowena Beadle.
Recitation. "A Telephone Message
Herbert Rook.
Song-Maurice Cissna.
Recitation. "A Christmas Wish
Donald Austin.
Recitation, "What Will You Do
Helen Herfert.
Song, "The One We Love Best
Wayne Barnes and Howard Span.
Recitation. Christmas Morning.
Albert Smith.
Recitation, 1.-TWO Cents A Week
And A Prayer"-Lucile johnson.
Recitation. "God Bless Us Alp
Clyde Miller.
Recitation, "Christmas Cheer
Richard johnson.
Recitation-Lucile Newman.
Recitation, "A Suggestion"-Gene-
va Carlson.
Closing Song-By the School.