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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-13
TIMBALES
BY BERTHA T.. SHAPLEIGH
or Columbia University

Rub two cups cooked peas. canned
or fresh. thru sieve. so that only
the skins are left. That will give
about ono cup OF the pulp or PURGE.
Add ouo.half teaspoon salt, one.
eighth teaspoon pepper, three table.
spoons melted butter and two Sggs
slightly beaten.
Bake in buttcred custard cups or
tlmbalo moids, or In one dish. hnv.
ing dish or molds set in pan Of
water. When n pointed knife. in.
sorted in tho center Of the custard.
comes out without any Of Il nd.
herring, the timbalcs arc done.
Remove from oven. loosen each
around edge OF mold and lnvert on
hot plates or platter Remove molds
and pour around the timbalcs a
cream sauce and cooked carrots.
II large cups arc used this recipe
will make three. II small timbale
molda holding ono.third cup Of ma.
terial are used. one can get five. one
cup OF sauce and one cup Of carrot
cubes will be sufficient. or tho car.
rots, II new and small, may DO left
whole.
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Mrs George Allen Of San Fran
cisco. who has been spending a fort
nigh, In town az the Hotel Wash
ington. left today for her homo In
san Francisco.
Miss Doris Mitchell has removed
from the Hotel Sorrento 10 the Gran
ada apartments
Mrs l.. II. Darwin o. Bclllngham
came down Thursday. 20 spend sew
eral weeks with her sister Mira
Geneyiove Birthen az her country
home at Three Tree Point.
Mfr. and Mrs c. Kirk Hlllman and
family. accompanied BY their nephew.
Jack Do Prom OF ST. Paul, and Miss
A. bordeaux. ioft today 10 spend the
week end at Mount Baker
Mr. Lacey Hofius. SIR. Leon Auzias
de Turennr and Mr.. Daniel Lewis re-
turned Thursday evening from Port
land. where they participated in tho
tennis tournament.
Mr.. and Mrs Walter MeEwan
Tomklna and Mr. and Mrs J. Fergus
McRao have returned from 10 days
camping trip on Vancouver Island.
Mr.. ami Mrs. Frederick Pearce
Blggs ara boing congratulated on tho
birth OF 4 son. Frederick BigBu. Jr.
Mr.. and Mrs Allan DauEh,cry Of
san Francisco aro spending q short
time IN town and are guests az the
Hotel Washington,
Mr. and Mira Frank +. williams
Vera Ritchie) are receiving con-
graiuIations on tho birth % a daugh-
ter. juno 20. AZ Swedish hospital
Mrs. Walter a. Moore and children
win leave Saturday for Victoria. Il,
G.. TO spend a month at the Cab
borough Bay hotel.
Mrs. John l.. Fitzpatrick and
daughter. Miss Catherine Fiizpat'
rick. have returned from a visit IN
Chicago and Milwaukee.
Miss Helen Fay returned Thurs
day evening from a few days stay
at Chevy Chase Inn. on Port Dis
coyery Bay.
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Personal

Rev. and Mra. T. II. Hagen have
as their house guests Tor several
weeks. Mra. tlagcn's aIuters, the
Misses Nina and Maud siat,oek. Of
Almonta. ont
Mrs. Moore. wife Of Maj. Harvard
c. Moore OF Camp Lewis. who has
been spending several days with
her sister. Mira. Herbert Condor.
viii return Saturday to her home.
Mr.. and Mra. David s. Fo,herlnK
ham aud Mr. Thomas Humber
Fothsringham. left this morning BY
motor for Lake Crescent. 10 join
Lieut.. aud Mrs Merrill r. spfpnl
Tor the week end Airs sproul
viii return with them 90 Monday
DR. and AIRS Charles n Haudwin,
who have been ia tho East and
South for a year. have returned.
and arc guests at the Calhoun hotel
untn ihc,T home Is available.
Mrs Ira O. RAwn OF New York -
visiting her non-in law and daughter.
SIR. and Mira Robost Brinklsy.
Mr. Henry @. ssaborn left Mon.
day on his yacht Charlotte g. on
two weeks cruise In Canadian wa
terra His guests Included Or. George
NJ. Horton. Dr Waiter +. Woolsy and
Or Arthur r Burns
Mr.. Frederick c. Johnatons left
Wednesday on a month's trip 10
Alaska.
Ensign Helbsn spent the last
weekend as the guest OF Mr.. and
Mrs. John J. iea.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Dsnney
and two children left Thursday for
Spokane. motoring ever TO visit rcla-
tlycs for few weeks
Mr.. and Mira Philip jackson and
Mrs. William BurEnrd 81 Portland.
and Mrs Maurice r. Brown CVlr-
sinia McDonouKb % Tulsa. okln..
arc spending this week in town. ~
the Hotel Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allan Balsbaugh
EnRio Wommoud Parsonsl AFRO re.
ceiying congratulations upon tho
birth Of a son, July IL. at Virginia
Mason hospital.
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-LoNsoME Clue

The Lonesome club will meet Fri.
day evening, July 10, ut the Rainier
Grand hotel Cards and danclng viii
be the amuscmonts.
This will be tho last meeting OF
tho club at tho hotel Tho next meet.
ing viii be held in the Holyoke build.
ing ~ Spring IT. where the club
has engaged quarters,
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MINNEwATHA CLUB TO
ENTERTAIN VISITORS
ADDITIONAL CLUBS

NORTH END PROGRESSIVE
CLUB PICNIC
The annual picnic Of the North
End Progressive club will be held
Tuesday. July ~. at Woodland park.
Members and friends are cordially
invited to bring basket lunch and
meet at the band stand at the upper
entrance at IL o'clock Take phln.
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If YOU HAVE WORK DONE ONCE

By W u. CLIFTON. THE JEWELER you7i 80
again. Tor u II his motto 10 have everything done eN
iH at ios Pike ST.. the markets.
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Serpina at Coli Glib Tea

Mlhun tho Golf club
afternoon Alternating at the will be Mrs C u sumson Mrs r.
Merrill Behen Mrs William Bocom Mrs Edward
Henry William r. William
Crosby Goodng
r Stannar. Mrs, Mrs, Irving
cole Mrs Richard Perry Mrs Alexander NJ wotherh Mrs Scott
Bun Robert T. Mrs James Maefarane Mrs Evan y
Mcccr Jr Harvey salmon Mrs Fordham hasset kmhan aud
Ema Collins
Archibald hostess this afternoon Pouring
But Manden Henry, Mrs Iaton, Mrs
Goodwin Iluon Mrs Francis
Richard Mrs Alexander wethern and Mrs
Assisting the hostess Mrs Charles H. Lilly Mrs
FarnswOrth Cecil Miss Rebecc Collins Mrs Frederic
G. w, j. r. Douglas
Hewitt and Mrs, Caspar Clarke
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RHIfRARR PIES

In baking rhubarb pies, II Is a
good idea to bake the bottom crust
for about five minutes before you
put the rhubarb in. Then your
lower crust will not be soggy. This
Is advisable with berry pics as well.
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GLASS TOWELS

Cheap Turkish towels in the small
size make good towels for glasses,
because the rough surface Of the
towel brings out good polish on
the Glnaa.
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SPILLED CREASE

When you spill hot grease on
your floor, pour cold water over It
at once. This viii cool Il 40 that
II may be scraped off instead OF
penetrating into the wood
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SHADED SKIIT

a dance frock that any young
girl would enjoy wearing has n long
bodice OF pink iaffeta aud a skirt
composed Of narrow plcnted chiffon
rnfflcs, shading from pale pink to
deepest rose.
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$50 SMART SUMMER HATS
- 90

VIZ 80 on sale az hall price az Cummings ThoTntons
Fourth Ave, beginning Monday, July is You should
hats. Among them models from Rawak Meadowbrook
and Henri Bendel, which truly beautiful
Most Of The clothes show touch OF white som
II is only in tho organdy plque collars and cuffs.
the pockets.
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A SMALL CITY IN ITSELF

Supply Laundry 1855 Republican st., for Il has It's
which
everything ironing pads. engine rest
n they laundry
beautifully Christensen tho superintendent of this model
viii through and show all the
proc
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CERISE AND WHITE

a gown OF white satin. on very
simple lines, Is hommed inside with
cerise satin. Tho red appears also
in the hugo sash bow tied at tho
left sldo.
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Engagement of Miss Johnson and Mr.. Sloezed
announced; HoSteSSeS at Golf Chb

Mrs MERCER ohio
h daughter Florence Johnson MIR Bert Leo serea both
disclosed friends Thursday
Miss johnson entertained with ply appointed
luncheon FOR the wedding.
10
Mnoequa Lake
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Orthopedic Tea and Thrift Shops

win Renton Hin guild on Saturday at
Lockwood Mrs b. f.
ngerson Mrs X Various Mrs NJ " Wkersham
VI. the Elahan Campfire Girls
viii OF Broadway guild represented by
C. A Maury Mrs. Charles Cotton. Jr.
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DUSTY REnSPRINGs

To remove dust from bedsprings,
SGT tho springs out IN the yard on !
sunshlny day, then turn tho hose on
them. They will dry I'm few min.
lites and win bo Glenn
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woMAN's LAKEWOOD CLUB

The woman's Lakewood Civic
Improvement club will hold It's reg.
ular meeting. Tuesday, July IL, at
2 p. m, al the Lakewood clubhouse.
Tho club float in tho Fourth OF
July parade won n silver cup as a
prize. and Mrs. G. II. Guy and Mr..
Douglas Ball. chairman OF judges
OF tho parade, will present the cup
at this meeting.
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PRUNE WHIP

Prune whip. which consists Of
prune pulp into which whites Of
egg and sugar are beaten, is a dc.
licious dessert. and fairly cheap
one
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DINNER WiN Commitment Enqaqed Fan

to army people
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DRESS YOUR HOUSE FOR SUMMER

the attractive wall which find
store your plaseed
get your
scheme, the cnamcls wood
your kitchen.
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Ginaham Butterflu Breakfast

novel form entertainment
Tuesday July H. when Bingham Butter
the morning 10 o'clock Bridge
n promised
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DON'T LOOK wlLTED,
THE BROWNIE TEA SHOP!

Doesn't sound faBclnangg And 4 fascinating
sounds from tho tins linen tho
interesting VIII
she bought a. Starting Monday Juy ie dinner viii
: p. M 1895 Fifth
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JEWELRY AND WATCH REPAIRING

To a allow. stubborn saving machine.
1894 First Ave. Main 1896. and the.
OF rent sou another machine.
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A PERFECT VIEW

batesips DO Wings cafstcr
1909 First Ave, white you lunch, dinner.
observe them csucthoush tho food
pay attention TO
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Entertains for House Guest

nj tho
Friday Miss Lsoa Hhen OF Red
again Saturday
eompsnted Miss Heben bridge OF three tables
Alpha sorority sisters
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SLEEVE BOARDS

Sleeve bourds may be used not
only for Ironing sleeves but for
small articles ng we'll.
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YOU ARE GOING no BUY FALL FURs,

Aren't your why don't you do u now, wien
advantage OF summer prices SfMMoEs, THE
lovely and complete stock Of furu which you uhou
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-13

It's universal styls-the one
piece dress. Straight from tho neck
to the hemllnV or gathered on an
elastic a, the waist. It slips on over
the head with moro comfort than
women Of a former aEo ever dream
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CLUBS FOR SATURDAY

FERGUS FALLS CLUB WILL
PICNIC
The Fergus Falls Minnesota) club
will hold it's annual picnic at
Woodland park Saturday, July IA.
II will be an all.day affair with a
basket luncheon served at 1870 p.
m. The club will furnish coffee and
cream. All former residents Of Fer.
gus Falls invited 10 attend, The
club Is an organization Of Seattle
and Tacoma residents. formerly OF
Fergus Falls and the annual picnic
Is held in one Of the two cities on
Alternating years
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Tea This Afternoon Honors Daughter

Burlng Chaplain BurinE.
compliment her
Lockton Minneapolis spending month
as que
Nwlovo presided and assisting Miss
Pink and lavender
table while clusters o. blue
an marigolds the
we're limited 10 army people
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Mr.. and Mrs. Allan BalsbauEh
Engio Roamoud Paraons) aro re.
celying congratulations upon the
birth Of son, July Il. nt Virginia
Mason hospital.
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A MOST INTERESTING SALAD

- made from plneapples and Red Roc
tho hole in the center OF the pinear
paprika across II and serve with may
lettuce leaf YOU lay two little roupd ba
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DON'T YOU LIKE
SUMNER SPORTS?

N YOU ,roaid b. a golfer. there arc links
aiooiiing gou. shops fin o. good looking
clothes and aH the parGphernaiia Of a
golfer.
N you troHia paddle pour oicH canoe
there arc surely sufficient lakes aud
rivers
FOR The tennis shark. hundreds Of fea.
MS courts inpiic practice Of that vicious
back hand. Of the sicift service.
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entertaining with dinner OF fourteen
compliment their Mr. Wells
Marjorie woods whose marriage takes place
Saturday morning
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Luncheon VIII Honor THO Visitors

entertaining Informal luncheon The Seattle
afternoon honor Of Miss Natalie Rogers Of
Pitcher Of Northampton Mass the
guests Parsons.
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AN AMBULANCE SERVICE
WHY WORRY ABOUT TINY HENS

u mnlnlalncd by The seaile DOG and
your pet II & Is huri. Just call Carrie
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THE FINEST HAvILAND CHINA
HERE'S SOMETHING INTERESTING!

During the whole month of July
tion fur work done the Millinery 50
Peoples Bank Bldg You have
lined and money.
love powders during tho The s
You It pompous painted tin box an
not stop count tho grains Then there fragrant
powders that after bath
have TO tan powder mix powder YOU
complexion.
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Mrs. G1iffiths Gipes Smart Tea

Grs this afternoon az her home with n
Grfh abroad and
Stanley Gfths spend the summer In
European
Albert Charles Phillips presided the
table Assisting
Mrs Hammond Wright Mrs Tom Mesg and Mrs George Dearborn
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YOuIL WANT no INCREASE

When you uan have a garment finished Wi
yard at The Elite shop. "a Eiel BldEg
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SMALL ROOMS

In small room cut M by many
openings you get the best effect by
having the woodwork the Same tone
OF the wals
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MEDIUM uHOWN HAIR looks best ~
all after Golden clint Shampoo. 4-Ad,I
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HIGH SHOES ARE OUT OF STYLE

NO one wears them any more. even IN the wnl
shame 70 throw away beautiful pair when the La
system cut them down into attractive pair
fiappcr tongues made out Of the discarded tops
10 AZ Union 81. Mall orders get special attention
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CUSTER CAMP AND AUXILIARY
Custer Camp No. !. Sons Of Vet.
GRAMS. and Custer Auxiliary No. 1
will hold n business session Tuesday
evening. July II. Mt 1890 p. m. at Vet.
Grams hall. Armory.
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THAT SIMPLE LITTLE FRoCK

finishing Of embroidery Take It 10 the Reliable
Works Bldg they viii embroder Il
beautifully reasonably They do hcmsichng for cts yard
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Surprise Pdrty

Ruby STANDBY pleasantly urpred By fofou friends
in tbs
later there a buffet
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Your summer wardrobe when you tho Low
At tho THRIFT SHOP. 900 Peoples Bank Blt
sonahio prices they arc charging for them.
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Uomen's Clubs

HOLLY CLUB WILL DANCE
The Holly club will entertain with
dance Saturday evening, July IL.
at Christenscn's Broadway hall
MINNEwATHA CLUB TO
ENTERTAIN VISITORS
The Minnewatha club at its regu-
lar dancing party Saturday evening.
July II, win have as honor guests,
members Of the Business and Pro-
fessional Women's club who have
been attending the convention in
Portland, and the officers OF the
| flagship Seattle.
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HALLER LAKE SOCIAL CLUB
The Hailor Lake Social club Will
DO entertained by Mrs. Nellie Moore
az the Halter Lake clubhouse on
Thursday. July 10. at p. m.
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Charming Wedding Solemnized

ono pretty weddings somnzed Saturday
ing Ashley daughter
Ashley became the bride Of Mr. Arthur Pinney
w. sherman The read at
Baman amid profuson Of lovely summer
Tan iarspur yellow
snapdragons the church from altar TO
presided at
the organ playing 20 the arrival
bridal
marriage by her brother was lovely In
with hat TO match and for
Ophel lilies Of the valley and
Sherman georgette
black picture hat flower trimmed and carried
Columbia fogetmenots tied with blue taea
ribbon Bacchus best man for Mr. sherman
Mr. and Mrs Sherman will be at home at fa
Amor
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THERE is AS MUCH OF AN ART

selecting varnhe different kinds Of there
Eueters
they you everything preserve your
odWork
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Dr. and las. Wilt Pan &c Home

Frank wilt viii DO at homo this evening In honor OF
wayand OF Lead s. D.
invitation S OF tho honor
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BASTILE DAY WILL BE
CELEBRATED

The French people Of Seattle will
observe the fall Of the Bastile ON
the anniversary date, July II, by
giving an informal dinner at North.
old Inn at O'Clock. An invitation
IL extended by the French people
10 the members Of the French clubs
In the city to participate.
Monsieur yacher Corblere, French
consul, Will preside and Marcel
Daily. president OF L'Unlon Fran.
caise, will welcome the guests.
STEvENs w. r.. G.
stevens women's Relief Corps, No.
1. win meet Saturday, July "a. AZ .
,. m. in Veleruns' hall, Armory.
Members requested 10 attend.
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AMAnop co1rNrY p1cN1c

AMADOR COUNTY PICNIC
Former Amador county, California,
residents and their families will have
picnic at Woodland park on
Thursday afternoon, July 10, Bias.
ket supper at $50 p. m.
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tho little packets
silver suffces
tho your
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ARE YOUR FEET EFFICIENT?

Or do they tired and ache at the slightest eNcrlon?
II they the CENTRAL SHOE STORE
Ave. between July IS and a. and them examined by
from Chicago specially trained In Dr. schos method of Foot Com
fort o viii foot troubles and advise about shoes
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ca o.
For summer 8, n shown In slrlpTd
or plain wash silk. figured foulard.
crepe do chine. printed silks Among
wash materials wolfe. linen. fine
checked Bingham and pnngeo ara
tbs most IN demand
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THOSE SMART, NEW FALL TURBANs.

Which are being shown In most of the shops be In
the Model Millinery, SCI Peoples Bunk Bldg for $3.50
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Informal Luncheon ON Saturday

Bentley Of Berkeley CAL tho guest OF
viii with informal
luncheon the club Tuesday afternoon
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Chatter Of the Shops crd Il
WANT YOU no KNOW THEM

/ WANT YOU TO KNOW THEM
The MeDennou entrance stairs shopa
TS ,os s'q me s So on ,So light side Of tie corridor W. "
to real beauty chop s shop run Of beautiful 'si.s store
tho e aide Of Tho S9rrao, we naa millinery shop shop run
know gou Ike my friends tho things they can sell YOU their
their reasonable upa'aia MeDermo bldg
Fourth and Pine.
out don't like yege
table YOU can buy cucumber '.R in chubby F's' jars
YOU ARE GOING TO BUY FALL FURs,
aas S' % aoI p s9a snoS THE i P9Er R's has s
lovely ana complete stock Of fu.H which you should pee
If YOU ARE PLANNING A PARTY
a slS s ss 'in b. a 20 pso osa 'oa G ' eaa
he win furnish for the same luncheon 7il broadway East os7s
a shelf Tor her party
fruit nut meats spices ms ana msPoaade loaf sugar lon
fruit juices ana mayonnsse.
If YOU HAVE WORK DONE ONCE
BY CLIFTON THE JEwELEa yoal 60 back again and
At ios Pike ST. near tho markets
ta,leshps n wings Cafeteria
1909 Fst Ave white you ear your lunch or dinner can
to attention to It.
AT THE COLONIAL THEATER
Friday and SATURDAY oaEbb tide" the
IT'S so DIFFERENT
lT~ your and printed your per.
L~A4 sona stationery. You 200 sheets 100
~lJ velopes NJ tho Reliance Pape'efies iis Marion
JEwELRY AND WATCH REPAIRING
Ia done quickly ana carefully The GOLD SHOP 1895 First Ave
DON'T BE A SLAVE
stubborn machine people.
1894 First Ave- Main 1896 and they viii perfect
another machine.
AN AMBULANCE SERVICE
maintained BY Hospital Of
II =
WHY WORRY ABOUT TINY HENS
have finished hemstehnF
yard at 'he Elite shop. sii Eiel BdE7 over Barelz.
YOU'LL WANT TO INCREASE
THRIFT Bldg, the
prices they charging them.
SUCH CHARMING FALL HATS
tho Hollywood Ladies' Shop in
tho acDcmott Idg. Your be have
these hats
DON'T LOOK WiLTED,
Even hot In Of the smart dresses wolfe linen
which sou Hollywood Wear shop Nc
Desme,t Bldg look and feel
THE BROWNIE TEA SHOP!
Doesn't fascInatinE7 fascinating
sounds from tho tins linen napkins
Erna Brown swopo Tea shop this interesting
she bought Starting Monday.
from TO Z p. 1895 Firth Ave
MSAka DON'T YOU LIKE
-
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To have your name aud address pi
Fonal stationery You can set 200
velopes NJ tho Reliance Papotefits.
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laundry
beautifully Christensen tho superintendent OF this model
laundering
DRESS YOUR HOUSE FOR SUMMER
Of which find
Uh walls pasercd
hamonize with
tho onnmcls wood
kitchen
THERE Is AS MUCH OF AN ART
selecting the different kinda Of wood there in
furnish with everything and finish
woodwork.
DO packets
silver suffce
tho dust Off face
VERY MUCH IN DEMAND
Is the the latest hits.
popularity you
Popular Music, SOC Pine st.
ARE YOUR FEET EFFICIENT?
they
If they the CENTRAL STORE Second
between n ma
Chicago specially
fort lie viii correct foot troubles and advise about shoes
THOSE SMART, NEW FALL TURBANS.
which being shown had
the Model Millinery Peoples Bank Bldg, $3.50
.rsn=, AN ELECTRIC CURLING IRON
+ And hot weather nscparabe AT HART
WIGS, 1889 Fourth get
~ -V"1 efficient iron that win keep marcel in
perfect
IN LITTLE TUCKEDAWAY SHOP,
Down on First Ave, win unique
ahops IN tho West RAlNER THE BOOKSTORE MAN, taao FIRST
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SUCH CHARMING FALL HATS

~ ] found IN Tho Hollywood ladies' Wear shop
tho acDcunott Bidg You1l be eontsn, 70 have
you SEQ these hats.
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IN A LITTLE, TUCKED-AWAY SHOP,


Down on FIRST Ave, win book
shops IN tho West RAYAlER MAN,
Ave. has thousands of books many
pnt books which you have always wanted but could
Visitors
collection of good books contains all the wisdom
of the world before us.-Cfadwc
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