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The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1923-04-19
Car L0ad of Machinery for Somerset
WOrsted Mills

During the last few days some four
horse teams have been busy hauling
machinery up Madison avenue destin-
ed for the textilel mil at East Madi-
son. This is car load OF looms and
constitutes additional equipment for
Somerset Worsted Mill. This brings
the total number of looms to sixty
four.
Present plans contemplate the in
stalling of another car load of looms
In fffe early future.
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oNE t0OB WORK HOKsE AsorT
IL years old, weighing about 100.
r. NJ. Cole. - Jeyett ST. 1w16
BABY WAIVER IN GOOD CoNDI-
TON. Very durable, made of steel
throughout. Tel N. e. 15s-14. 2wi5F
TWELVE AND 0NE-Hs,r ACRE
LOT. two miics out on FAKE ood road
in Madison: 4cres in field resoaind-
er ia wood, onststine of cdr. FIR,
maple and yellow bire ss 'ile value em,
lot for some one residing in the viii
lage. Easy terms See me. S. f.
Emerson. 10 Mechanic st. swiss
TwELvE PfhEBRED WHITE wy
ANDOTTEi puilets. heavy layers and
pen of fine birds only $25. Drop In
Poultry Farss- Bingham. 2w15F
HAYFORK AND TRACK ALL COM
PI.ETE. Mrs Charles r. Reed. 220
Main St. Skowhegan. N. L. Phone
1924. 3w15
100 ACRE FARM ON EAST RIDGE
Road, Cornville, miles from Show
hogan: SO acres in moving, balance
barns built very recently. Running
water in house, pump in barn. Live
stock and tools II desired. Albert
Staniske. Skowhegan RID 2. 4w15F
THREE SECOND HAND boys AMI
Girls bicycles cheap. / combination
desk and bookcase; 2 fat top desks; 1
dresser cornnYode: 100 pc. set dishes
SIS. Parkman's Water Street Store,
SkOwhegan. 4w15
SECOND HAND CHAIRS AND BED
STEADS In good condition. Newly
weds take notice. Also turkey and
geese eggs. Tom MCGEE, Hartland.
sw15"
MIR. FORD owNER--ANE YoU
Spring? If so. buy Harvard" a
for old batteries is $500. Write for
particulars to Fred W. Preble, Bing-
ham. 4w15
FIVE BLACK LANGsHANG HENS,
$40; Five Columbian ,Wyandottes and
Rooster SIS; Columbian Wyandotte
eggs, 81 setting.N Mrs. E. w. Rowe
New Gloucester RID l. AVIS
LADIES SEND soc FOh INTRO
DUCTORY tube of "MineralavA." The
famous beauty clay Sabrlna B.
Preble, Bingham. Avis
ONE COLD BLAST Two-BURNER
gasoline Brazer and air gauge, only
been used about half dozen times. In
Al condition. J.. Graf, 10 Bailey st.
TRUCK BODY FOR FORD RUNA-
BOUT. L. Graf. 10 Bailey ST. wis
HERALD HEATER AMI ONE
QUAKER Social Range. Call forenoons
at "A Leayitt St. n. II. Tel. 96-2. 2w15
SUMMER COTTAGE FOR SALE OR
rent Also cottage lots for sale. Sit
uated at Embden Pond. Write or
Phone f. p. Barnaby or g. l.. Hovey.
North Arson. 3w15
BUICK CAR IN FIRST CLASS CON-
DITION Model 1917. Has been run
5000 miles Paint and varnish looks
as good as new. Price $500. Alton
Horne, RID 1, 2w15
ONE FIVE YEAR OLD cows TWO
three year old cows and one two year
old COW to freshen in May; also Is
tons of hay In barn or delivered. w.
M. Lane e Son, n. n. Portland. n. j..
Phone. 3wl5F
FOUR WEEKS OLD PIGS. u. ID.
Dunlop, River Road. N. T.. Phone
1874. 3wl6t
BOWLING ALLEYS--TWO BRUINS
WICK Bake Alleys. practically new.
Complete with ball; 900 pins; loop ball
return and all equipment. Ready to
load on cars. VIII ship to any To-
cality Must vacate building. Cost
$500 VIII sell for $3.50. Terms or
trade Address Box 365, Limestone,
Me. 2w15
BE SURE TO SEE MY SPLENDID
assortment of refrigerators and oil
stoves. Can save you money on eth
err of these articles. Parkman's wat
ar street Store SkoWhegan, tits
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prEssEb HAY SI5 4 TOW Al BAIeN
John Savage. Scion. r. F d 2. Ear
mers' Phone 1910. sWIzr
PRICE TICRETs' FOR MANIzlNG
ali kinds of merchhrdfse: Set No. 2.
100 tickets assorted cts. to IS, price
soc. Set No. 4. 100 tickets, assorted
& cts. to SO cts. price $1,10,. Set No.
81. 100 tickets assorted 800 10 y7,0O,
price s115. Sent on approval. Other
assortments to order. Independent
Reporter Co. TIL
COAT ROOM CHECKS, VERY NEAT.
Round. metal edged punched With large
hole for hanging On PIN. Numbers, in
stock from to 200. Price soc per box
Of fifty tickets. IndependentKepor
Co. TIL
KENNEBEC CANOE, rs FOOT, IN
excellent condition. Price new $66,
VIII sell for $3.50. r. r. Patten. tff0
ONE GLENw0oD REAfER m coon
one black and one grey coat
medium size. Also wood ashes. Call
at 2S5 Water ST.. SkowheEa1f. tito
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SKOWHEGAN LOCALS

Mrs. Ellen Emery has been WIS.,
itor in Fairfield this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Corson have re-
turned from Babylon. ~ Y, where
they have been spending the greater
part of the winter with their son.
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,-oLHvnR .rIFnwnYfnM GOOD
condition; Cash price Hs: IndePsnd-
HUElEfIN. MOkRibsxl6Ix MEAT
ana substanti4A CONSERVATION. !. Just the
thing for sfdeWelk MtDf1y, for retail
store or f6R aldkIn1E public anHeuncc.
% SSils: VIII Vii III iSr G.ss 4 1. Fsstsp.
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Lost

ONE TIRE CHAIN. SUITABLE RE
WARD WIFI be paid for IT'S return
DR.. W. S. Stinchfieid. Court Street.
Skowhegan. n, r.. Telephone ITO:
1wl6
ROMAN sTRIPE SILK SCARF, FRI
DAY, April Is. either at Opera House
or Orange Hall. Reward for Its re-
turn to Clara M. Libby. Maine Spin
hing Co., Skowhegan. - fw16'
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ONE KING KINEO RANGE. sra IN
excellent condition; one childs iron
crib drop side with Silk Floss Mat
tress; one hand made rubber trimmed
light driving harness; one wheelbar-
row; one reed, twin haby carriage,
excellent condition John +. Trickey.
Pittsfeld tia
ONE @MODERN GLENwOOD. HEAT
FIR No. 116. Condition new. used very
little. A bargain. Burns wood or
coal. NJ. ]. Haines. Court St. tf14
FOR SALE At A GREAT SACRIFICE
An Estey piano, cost five hundred and
fifty dollars a short tIpe ago; like new.
beautiful mahogany ease. John F.
Trickey, Pittsfeld. TIA
TWO TENEMENT HOUSE ON LEA
WITT street. All modern conveniences
Spring water. Garage. Good sized
lot OF land. Also Chevrolet touring
car in good condition. Willie j.
Breton, Pooler's Market, Water ST.
Tel. 229-4. TIA
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A YOUNG BULL 10 ON II MONTHS
old. State price and description. JOS,
eph Keast. Skowhegan RID 3! SWAT
ANTIQUES WANTED FON OWN
Use. Small glass cup plates. Old
glass candiestfcKs milky, yellow, pur-
pie, blue or clear gass. Any other
pieces of old coiored glass. Old clear
glass pieces having brilliant finely
eighth and fifteenth for extended list.
Money order sent in advance IL de-
scription and price satisfactory. Adj
dress A. T. K. Observation-Disclosures
Skowhegan. 4wl4~
WANTED 8 on 10 THOUSAND F"r.
good one and two inch dry pine. Can
also handle few thousand IT dry bass
boards. St. Ledger Mfg. CO., rear OF
Hotel oxford. tflSF
A COUPLE or Gun BEARS. WRITE
IL you have one or more for. sale or
if you think you would be able to Sc
cure them for U.S. York Press Corp,
York Village. Me. tflS
AN EXPRESS WAGON. WRITE
what you have. Goldberg Brothers,
p O. 42I. tf12F
STRING BEAN ACREAGE TELE-
PHONE or write the amount you will
plant for our cannery this season. G.
S. & F. q. Jewett, NorFidgewock. 8w12
ALL KINDS OF JUNK AND POUk-
TRY. Write kind and number. High
est market prices paid. Abe Goldberg,
Box 1928. Skowhegan. tff2
MUsKHAlr FURs WANTED FOR
coats. High prices paid. Write for
prices and shipping tags. e. T. Sher-
man. Furrier, SIT Temple st., Whitman,
Mass. 8w1O'
A COPf OF sKENNEBEC AND
other Poems by Louise H. Coburn.
r. 7. Patten, tf8F
sHAG CATS AND KITTENS, ALL
colors and ages write me today what
you have to soil, age, color, sex, viii
buy all you have. c. L. Wakefield
9 Grove St., Augusta. 16w4s
LIVE POULTRY WANTED. ALL
kinds Drop me 3 card STAYING num-
Der. Will 20 anywhere. Harry Nef-
son. N. 70. Phone 12s-3aF ekowht9sns
LIVE P0UITHY-wRFrB IN FmST
letter. kind and number you hAvA
Harry Cohen. Skowhetsn- tfa7coh
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sTRAWI6EnRY PLANTS, VIC
sOROUSs n60et productive. Uncle
Jim. Senator Dunlap, Brandy
VINE Siss gfescsI King Edward.
per 100. Ralph Ludwig. Halo
well. 6w15s
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CONSTABLE BADGE NEAR COLD
brook Hill = by Sidney l., Goodrich.
Owner may have same by paying cost
0f this ad. independents Reporter Co.
1w1G
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Wanted-To tuy
49, aslsS -, nsa4 1st - ~


SECOND HAND FORb IN coon
condition. Between a 1917 and 1920
model. Winie Stoweil, RID Arson,
Maine. 2WltF
Two GALLONS of FRESH MAPLE
syrup to BE sent to Mrs. A. A. Dickson,
4733 Woodlawn Ave, Chicago. IN. Bin
for same TO address above. Refer you
TO Mr. Patten 2w16F
Il 10 BUSHELS $40 SEED oats. GIVE
ouality and price in first letter. u. E..
Hurd Madison. Farmers phone,
Skowhegan Exchange, 6-a0. 2w16F
A WHEEL CART. MUST HE IN
good. repair. Charles Thebarge; sk2w-
ram OF sneeND HHND HosslS
collars about % inches. H.. Fl. Rich
ardson, Sl1oRhegan. r p D !. 3wl6F
uNrURNIsHEb c0rrAGE At EAKE-
WOOD John Mahoney. Academy ST.,
Pennington. 2wl6
A SECOND HAND F0UR G0vFhsIsD
cook stove, suitable for cottage.
Must be in good condition. s. r.
Emerson. 10 Mechanic Sc: 3w1sF
ONE sEC0ND HAND MEX WAGON
to Elwood Allen. North Ansen. Phone
11-2 Farmers. 3w15F
SECOND HAND GUIDES MODEL
Canoe, in good condition. Price must
be low. What have you to offer? Ad-
dress full particulars to Charles @.
Jenness, Rochester. N. H. tf16F
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
+ COUNTRY STORE sTATnf
! price and other particulars in q
+ FIRST letter. Box 1872. Wateryiile.
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STRAWBERRY. RASPBERRY,
blackberry plants and dahlia,
pom-pon dahlia, gladioli. ana
peony bulbs Extensive varie-
ties from which to choose. Send
today for latest list, giving
prices and other interesting in
formation. f.. w. Furbush,
Greene, Maine. Tel 31-34 (Mon-
mouth CENTRALLY. 8wl4s
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EGGS FOR MATCHING

\ From egg laying. Utility stock.
IS. G. r. l. Reds, "Owen Farms"
strain; White Wyandottes, IRE
gap' Strain.
800 for 10
Special price on lots of so and
ZOE. w. G. Emery, North Am
son. Maine Telephone 1922;
Farmers Phone 3-22. 10wfS
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PRICE $500. TYPEWRITER IN
running condition. Independent-Re-
porter Co. TIA
FARM KNOWN AS PARSONS PLACE
on BurriIl Hill, $50 acres. cuts So tons
hay, 100 to $50 apple trees. cherry and
plum trees, with or without stock of
cows and 1 pair horses. Farming
tools; pasturage for Is cows; we'll
wooded; good lumber lot; good well;
room house; / pipe furnace; chicken
houses Owner leaving state. Willett
II. Rogers. Norridgewock. 8w14'
AT A ARGAYN--BLACK HORSE
with star in forehead, eight years
old, weighs sixteen hundred, sound,
smooth and kind in all harness. John
F. Trickey. Pittsfeld. tia
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EGGS FOR MATCHING
BARRED AMI PARTRIDGE ROCKS
% PER IL
REGAL D0kCAs WHITE wYAN-
.I)OrpIrs Is PER rs

These matings contain my winners at
Skowhegan Fair also sweepstake pen
White Wyandottes at Freeport 1922
Order early, first come. first served.
Geo. A. Innes. SO Winter St, Skowhe-
gan. tff4
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SETH PHOTO eTUD.ss1 ~
photo on Post Card. FinisRr s,sli
You walt. Dsvsloping anc ~
Higk Grade amiteur wo, -
four hoar service. Tsleph'A'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-05
UNIVERSITY GROUP
-OnQANIZED

.DltiANlLl4ll
on Friday June J. q group u
fourteen women. who are "worle
citizens" tho reading in Seattle
were gathered ioRothgr ior q lunch.
con at the home n SITS Charles =.
Hubbard. 47fs 2lst aye =. r.
After tho guests had finished lunch
con. served ~ the h0Bfsls. tire work
Of tho World Fellowship movement
of the y ". G. a. was presented
by Mrs Sidney II, Morgan. The
policy Of the movement b. devotional
and educational. linked up with mis-
nionary endeayOr az It's practical eX
preston. The misslonaiy work ~
the Seattle Y. W. G. a. includes
foreign missions In India and local
Bible teaching and cysngelizatlon
among many groups of f0reig1
women. The financial goal Of the
university group for World Fellow.
ship ia the raising Of 1850 toward
the support Of the Seattle Y. W
T.. a. missionary Ia ceylon. She n
AZ present Miss Jessie Mcbride,
former Seattle gir. who was a local
Y. W. G. a. secretary. She IL "A
sister OF Mrs. David G. Han. resld
ms in the University district.
Following the EXAMPLES Of the
.dlHtricts OF Mount Baker park.
Queen Anne. Capitol Hill Mhdrona
ana Green Lake. the guests al Mru.
Hubbard's WIRE definitely organized
into a university group fcr further.
ing missionary interests. Tire Of.
flcora chosen were.
Mrs. Charles r. Hubbard. presi
dent; Mrs. John @. Byroe. first vice
president. Mrs. Howard ~. Preston.
second Vice president. Mrs A. a.
Thompson. secretary. MIR. Nellie NJ.
Chittenden, treasurer.
All the evangelical churches Of
the district were represented. Month.
~ teas or luncheonH and programs
viii be held In different homes In
tho district. that the Christian
women may get acquainted with
each other and study and work TO.
getber for missionary interests. Mrs.
T.. ]. Bouick, formerly II the Pres.
byterian mission az Santiago. Chile.
brought news and greetings from
that South American field before ad.
journment.
Those present were tho Mesdames
Sidney II. Morgan. David c. Hall.
Robert Campbell. George A. Gard.
ner. c. c. Slower. II. ". Preston.
John G. Byrne. Nettle n. Chit.
tenden. Paul Is. Phillips. W. p. Tee
gardin. II. V. Tartar. Loitie Shot
well, Edgar Roger. T.. J. Bouick and
Charles II. Hubbard.
Tho North Broadway district was
organized Monday. June 4.
BALLARD W. c. r. u.
Ballard w. c. 7. L. will meet
with Mrs. +. Boston. 1910 W. Goth
st.. Friday. June s. NJ p. m.
Flower Mission program.
HALLER LAKE
SOCIAL CLUB
Haiher Lake Social club Will meet
nj the home OF Mrs. y. Benson,
Thursday. June Z. at p. m.
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Personal

Mrs william Pigott and Mr.. Paul
plgott viii return about juno ~
from raio Alto. Cal
Mn. Harry Glenn stihbs. and two
little daughters. Mary stuart and
Ethel MAJ. returned hendsy from
three months spent Ia Ioa Angeles.
Mm Vsm siringo Of New York.
who has been visiting Airu. Mark
Wells n the Hotel sorrtnto for noy,
cral weeks. left Saturday for SAN
Francifco.
Mr. and Mrs william sofuby are
entertaining aA their house guests,
Mr. scrubY'a brother. Mr. Charles
scruby OF Hollywood. Cal. who viii
remain Tor week. and mother. Mira.
Frank seruby or Missouri. who ex.
poets TO spend the summer here.
Sir. Peter Andras returned Fri
day from "a two months trip thru
the East.
Friends OF Ain l.. Mohundro
who Ia M az Providence hospital.
will b. glad 20 learn sho IL improy'
Ing.
Mrs. Betty F'lohr viii leave In n
few days on visit OF several
months IN the East
Mr. ana Airs Meryillo Wayne Mc,
lnnea returned recently from their
wedding trip and are at homo at
cole y. tith ~.
Mrs A. J. Fiskcn has returned
from a short visit with her BonIn.
law ana daughter. ar. and Mrs.
Everett Gngga II. In Bclllngham.
Mrs. Stuart McCord Taylor Of
white Bluffs. who has been the guest
OF her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Il. J.,
Huston. left today for her homo.
Airs William c. II. Lewis OF Allx,
Alta. Ia visiting her parents. Dr.
and Mrs. Casphr ". sharpiea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-05
why POSLAM
HEALS SKIN
SO QUICKLY

A very little spread over the irri-
tatcd skin stops the itching. burn
Ing and smarfing right away. Then
the gentle, wonderfully healing medi.
cation in Poslam begins TO work.
with the irritation gone. the skin
at rest. II is easy for Poslam 10
check the inflammation and clear
away the eruption. ~ all drug.
gisis. soc. Advertisement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-05
WEST WOODLAND
PRE- SCHOOL CIRCLE

West Woodland PrcSehool circle
will hold l,a last meeting OF the
school year In the auditorium
Wednesday. June G. at s:fS y. m
Mothers who plan to have children
in the kindergarten next year arc
invited TO attend. Miss Eunlce
Schultz and Miss Adele Bass will
care for the children during tho en-.
tertninment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-05
ANNUAL FETE DAY AND
PICNIC

Emerson school will hold ia an.
nual fcto day and picnic on Thurs.
day. June 7. At the Rainier Beach
playfield. \ substantial lunch has
been provided By the mothers.
There will be free lemonade for the
children and coffee for the adults.
Ice cream cones win be sold. and
plays and games win be the order
OF the day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-05
ADDITIONAL CLUBS

AUXILIARY ROOSEVELT POST
NO. "a
The Ladies' Auxiliary 10 Theodore
Roosevelt Post. No. -, v. y. W,
will give a progressive whist party
at Nortonia cafeteria. 1912 Second
ave. Thursday evening. June 7, at
$40 o'clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-05
MICHIGAN APPLE
BLOSSOM CLUB

The Michigan Apple Blossom club
win hold picnic Thursday. June
II, al Woodland park. II the weather
ia favorable. II not. the club win
meet with Mrs. II. +. Meek. G2i5
woodlawn ave. for luncheon. at
1890 o'clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-05
woMEN.s FonEIaN An

HOME MISSION SOCIETIES
Monthly meeting of Women'n For.
oign and Home Missionary societies
viii be held Wednesday. June 6. In
the First Methodist church. opening
at 1880 o'clock. HoutesseA are Mrs.
c. A. bushnell. chairman; Mrs Cath.
arinc Grass. Mrs. l.. w. Lewis. Mrs.
barbara Byefs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-05
GREENWOOD cHApTEn

2, D. q. p, y,
Greenwood chapter, U. D., O, T..
s.. will give a card party and dance
in the Green Lake Masonic temple.
Wednesday evening. June 6. Cards
at s o'clock. Prizes and refresh.
menIa.
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Bridge Tea to Honor California Visitor
Luncheon WiN Compliment Bridal Party

Mrs WALTER HENRY has invitations for large bridge tea
N1 Country
June honor OF Mrs Angeles the house
O J..
Mrs Andrew NJ Thomas G.. c Rochester. Mrs
Calvert and Ms r. the assisting the
hostess be H. Mrs j. A. Porter
Mrs Georgc w Rourke David Mrs George clifford craw
ford Munday. Miss Clara
ar Ars.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-05
Guns ron WEDNESDAY

WEST QUEEN ANNE 1T. a.
West queen Anne PIT, A. Will
meet Wednesday, June G. az $50
ID. m IN tho music room az the
school The reports from the state
convention win be heard and pupils
from the different grades viii fur
nish the program. |he hoatessoa
Tor the afternoon viii be Mrs, II. j.
Irvine. Mrs Alan Eshclhy. Mrs. II.
nartell ana Mrs. EusVns Hunt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-05
CIRCLE .. wALIlNGroRD

Circle !. wallingford OF tho First
Presbyterian church will meet al
tho home OF Mrs. c, H Keppler.
1881 n. S?d. Wednesday June 6. a,
: p. m. Visitors welcome.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-05
AGLEE SISTERS

Tho Aglee Sisters viii meet with
AIRS. John Mefaln. ssi1 Morgan ST..
for luncheon. Wednesday. Juno 6. at
IL O'Clock. followed by cards. Take
Rainier car 10 Graham II.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-05
NicKINLEY CIRCLE

Mckinley circle. Ladies' Of the @.
A. H.. viii serve home cooked
dinner Wednesday. June 9. az IL
noon. In Veterans hail. Armory.
Cards In tho evening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-05
JUNIOR AUXILIARY

The Junior Auxiliary OF -.
Luke's hospital viii give benefit
card party, Wednesday, June 9. az
s ,. m. at the homo OF Mrs. G. y,
Bryant 100 2ist ave n. Tickets
may be obtained AT The door. AIR.
Harold Hicks 81 Vancouver u, g,
and Mrs Florneec II, lilies VIII con.
tribute vocal solos, and reading
viii DO given by Miss Julia william.
gou
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-05
ANNuAL pIcNIc

Tho annual picnic Of the Rainier
Beach woman's club will take place
in Volunteer rark. on "Wednesday,
June s. Members take car AZ Raj
nier Beach at II o'clock.
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soRosIs CLUB HAS
] ANIMAL BREAKFAST

Tho soroaiH club held It's annual
breakfast Monday at the Hotel Cow.
man, Tho program included the
reading OF annual reports and the
presentation OF comedy directed
by Mrn. J. u. Hall ind Mn. j.
Wilson.
~ the meeting May 2s tbs club
elected the following officers for the
new year: Mrs. VI. q. Fletcher.
president: Mrs. u. c. HRn'ings. vice
president: Mrs. j, A. Stephens. sec.
Rotary; Mrs. I. n. Gates. treasurer;
Mrs. r. Y. Heinrich. corresponding
secretary; Mrs II. N. Green. trustee
20 Tho building board OF The Seat
tic Federation. Mrs. j. Wilson and
Mrs. II. A. Anger were chosen as
delegates 20 tho CITY Federation. TO
tho State Federation convention In
Mount Vernon the latter part OF this
month. Mrs. ". NJ. Ilvengood and
Mrs. II. @. Fletcher. Tho program
commlttro for the new year will
DO Mrs. c. G. Miller. Mrs. J, J..
Chambers and Mrs. Thomas Nor
cum.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-05
DOCTORS OF all
SCHOOLS PRESCRIBE
P OR TOLIVE

No matter whether your physician
In an allopath. homeopa,h. osteo.
path. ohlropractor or naturopath
Ask thcm why they all agree on old
Port Wine and olive oil as a food
tonic. II you are suffoting from
indigestion. dyspepsia. nervousness
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ROBERT z. LEE
CHAPTER

Robert T.. Leo chapter, Daughters
OF the confedcra9y. viii honor tho
birthday anniversary OF jefferson
Davis on Thursday. Juno Z. at the
homo OF Mrs. May Avery wilkins.
s1oi Beach drive. Preceding tho AZ.
fair. business meeting VIII be held
at 2 p. m.
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Mrs. MeCord to Entertain

comptimentng
s uaet
noon
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AMETnYsT SOCIAL CLUE

Amethyst Social club viii meet
"Wednesday. June 9. at o'clock. az
the home OF MrS Linda Nice. III
Gath ave, \. An members OF the o.
T.. ). invited.
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HEBREW BENEVOLENT
SOCIETY

The Seattle Hebrew Benevolent
society win hold tho last monthly
meeting OF the season. "Wednesday,
June 6. ut $3.50 y M In the vesiry
rooms Of Temple de ilirsch. The re-
ports % delegates 60 the Washington
state Conference OF Social Workers.
held in spokane early in May. viii b.
read. Board meeting at 1850 a. IN.
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Mr. and Mrs. Hibbqrd Dinner Hosts

fane Mr. Theodore owens
&.
entertaining residence
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LONESOME CLUB
HAS PICNIC

The Lonesome club gave It's first
picnic Sunday az Baycrna park.
with an elaborate dinner provided
by Mrs. Grace Pontius and Mrs.
Mary schmiix. Tho Goodfeilowahip
club held a picnic AZ the samr place
and together about 800 people ar.
semhlcd. DR.. Robert Whitaker gave
an interesting talk. Tho Lonesome
club meets every Tuesday and Fri.
day evenings at the Rainier Grand
ho,el. Strangers and lonely people
welcome.