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an! The Joy Of peaceful, rest
Oful night. Whit q rvnndarfnl

" ful night. What wonderful
up and going" feeling follows such
a night Of undisturbed slumber.
Oh! What tortures-what agony
what despair-goes with the
nights where eczema and other
skin diseases hold power and drive
away rest and peaceful slumber.
For under the cover OF darkness
like crafty beings OF the under
world these eruptions work their
most serious havoc.
SIS. is the established con.
Queror Of these annoying skin dis
eases. SIS. drives these ever dis
turbing elements from your system
elements that carry in their wake
lack OF energy undermining
health! You may try in vain to
get rid Of them by using salves,
lotions, washes, all to no purpose.
You can't do it that way-the seat
OF the trouble lies deeper-impuro
blood trying to throw off poisons
through the tender skin.
SIS. purifies the blood. II aids
Nature in creating new red.blood.
cells by the million! Blood-cells
that send new rich blood coursinS
through your system. Red blood
that drives away eczema-drives
away pimples, blackheads, boils
and rheumatism. too. An increase
in red.blood-cells means added
strength, added vitality and re.
newed vigor. Because the medicinal
ingredients of SIS. are purely
vegetable, Il may be taken with
perfect safety. Start taking S.S.S.
today and watch 1t rout that an
moving. skin destroying. health un.
dermining army that holds your
system in its grasp! Learn again
what It means 10 enjoy peaceful,
restful nights of slumher.
N S.SS. Is sold at al good drug
III stores in two sizes. The larger siEs
L. -
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Rome Plans Biggest
Building in World

ROME. Italy. Oct. 97.-Premier
Mussolini decided to erect in Rome
the largest skyscraper in the word
on the plans of the noted architect
Mario Palanti.
Mario Palanti. who already has
erected several colossal buildings in
Buenos Aires. proposes to build in
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FdrelUeH Party for
Miss Fisher

As a farewell compliment 10 Miss
Dorothy Fisher. who left today for
Chicago 20 join the Adolph Bolm
ballet. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank PcaBe
entertained Sunday afternoon and
evening In their studio ut the Nc.
Eeivev
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RAINIER cHAPrER .. 4. n

The regular meeting OF Rainier
Chapter b. a, X. viii be held Tues.
day. Oct Is. NJ 2 p. m. AZ the Lone
q Mrs. Walter Warmer Reed. 3t5
kiuncar place
Prof. Clark c Bissstt win give an
address on tho international Bar Con.
ference In London There viii be mu-
steal numbers and a social hour with
Mrs James - Howe and Mrs w j..
Blackwell prcsiding over tho tea
table.
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS
GET TOGETHER MEETING

GET TOGETHER MEETING
On Saturday evening. November
ist. at 6 p. m, all the Seattle
branches OF the Girl1' Friendly SO.
clcty will hold get together"
meeting in tho crypt OF 81. Marks
church, Broadway and Madison. At
this meeting G.. +. s rings viii be
awarded Tor the best cheer. best
slogan and best song submitted.
Bring box supper. Coffee viii be
AnrYnd
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Miss PolcGH TO Entertain
at Sunset Club

In honor of Mrs. Timothy Heffer.
nan, Jr lNcllic Fclgcu. a recent
bride, aud Miss Virginia sheahan,
who, with hcr mother. Mrs James A.
sheahan. and family viii leave short,
~ Tor a year abroad Miss Aehsa
Lou Powell is extending invitations
TO luncheon az the sunset club on
saturday. November
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WEST SEATTLE
CoMMU NITY CLUB

Tho regular monthly meeting Of
tho West Seattle Community club
will bc held az the clubhouse. 1904
tIth ave < w. TUESDAY. October
IS, AZ p. m. Reports Of officers
covering tho work Tor the past year
win Dc rendered and nyc trustees
win b. elected TO servo for the en-
suing year other business Of I'm.
portanco will BE- discussed at the
meeting
Tho clubs bylaws provide that
tho October 2sth meeting viii b.
IN tho nature o. an annual meat.
ms Tho five trustees 10 be elect
I'd viii. In turn. elect the officers
for tho coming year Tho retiring
officers arc y. G. Conoyer. prcsl-
dent. Alfred J. Ware. vice prca-
dent. Robert @ Frazer. treasurer.
Ida NJ paulsou, secretary. an Of
whom, with Mr. George g Ryan.
comprise tho board Of trustees
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CAMPFIRE MOTHERS
.t4tF


The mothers of Campfire Girls
met aboard Camaudorio Monday
afternoon az 2 o'clock and formed
an organization which viii be- Of
great help 20 the Campfire Girlh,
Mrs T. s. Goodwin wus elected pres
Idcnt. Mru. Elder, vice president
Mrs Fleming secrotarystrcesurrr,
The first regular meeting viii Boz
held tho fourth Tuesday OF October
The 2sth. NJ 1880 4 committee was
chosen. with Mrs Guy Passage us
chairman, 10 prepare luncheon for
atl mothers who viii ho able 10 stay
thru the afternoon, Reservations
ror luncheon may De- made BY call
lnF ca plull85. Mrs. Carrie Alex.
lnder b. chairman uf the sowing
committee and win have materials
on hand 20 make curtains Tor the
social hall Of tho ship al mothers
should bring thimbloH
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woMANs KEEwAYpIN

Tho Womana Krsw1ydln club o.
Mercer taland win meet ~ The club.
house. Thuraday October 90. for a
i2 o'clock luncheon, followed hy
bridge Tho hosiraass Tor the after
noon arc Mrs r. r Hhudin. chair
man. Mrs. r r. Williams. Mrs
II IT. Hawkins, Mira J. y Mckay
and Mrs r. u strison
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EMBROIDERED VELVET

Bridge gowns arc featured this sea.
son in style pagcants, being a little
more ornate and elaborate than the
usual afternoon gown. Embroidered
velvet is liked for these outfits.
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HoSteSSeS at Bridge
Luncheon

Mrs James Farrell and her sister,
Mrs. Raymond Frye will entertain
with n luncheon OF thirty two covers
and bridge on Friday afternoon, Oc.
tober 81. az Mrs Farrclrs home
$50 Bella Vista ave.
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WOODLAND PARK

Woodland Park Auxiliary Of the
Ruth School Building Fund win have
an afternoon meeting Tuesday. oct
%. az the home Of Mrs Wooster. Rsss
whitman avenue. Cards. Friends in.
vitcd
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HARMoNY HONIEsTEAD

Harmony Homestead. 40 lTt5.
Brotherhood % American Nsomrn.
Will give a Halloween masuuernd0
dance on Tuesday evening. oct IS. ~
o'clock. az 1899 Third avenue.
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CLUBS FOR TUESDAY
MOTIIERs' CLUB

The Mothers club OF Mu Chapter
Of Alpha Sigma Phi will hold its
monthly meeting Tuesday. oct IS. ~
2 o'clock. nt ASA Nineteenth avenue
northwest. an mothers cordially in.
yited Election Of officers for the
coming year
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Entertaining at
arctic Club

Mrs. J. w Rcddcn and Mru John
Sumrall viii be hostesses nj a bridge
luncheon on "Wednesday afternoon
at tho Arctic club. Seven tables viii
be IN play
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W. ouEEN 49, -. 4.

The West Queen Anne PIT. A..
viii meet IN tho music room az tho
school TUESDAY October %. at 2.ao
=, m The program will Include a
vocal solo by Mrs A. ~ Adams
"Coertion" viii hs the topic FOR
discussion. Leaders FOR the day will
be Mrs. g. +. lawson and Mrs. ] l..
Leland. Hostesses. Mrs. J. @. Gauk-
roger and Mrs y Hcrtzman.
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SHOWER AND SOCIAL
AFTERNOON

The board committee Of the Nor.
wcEi0n Hospital association is invlt.
ing friends and members TO a social
afternoon az Norway hall on Tucs.
day. October 2s. ~ o'clock. The
occasion VIII be shower Of miaceI
lancgus gifts for the bazaar which
viii take place on November s. 6. I
and s.
Refreshments VIII be served by tho
ladies' In charge, Mrs J, Lang. Mira.
G. X Anderson. Mrs J. l.. Engclson
and Mrs. Blrkolaud.
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CENTURY CLUB TO ENTERTAIN
ar ~ yaftYfYs

NJ UL1 WTIJ
Tho Womuns Century club Will
have the honor Of giving the first
afternoon function in the New
olympic hotel. This viii be bridge
ten on Wednesday. December 10. at
2 O'Clock. in the large ballroom
Tickets may be obtained by tho
members and their friends from
Mrs. George D. schofield, chairman,
or Mrs. Henry Brodcrick. vice chair.
man Of tho committee.
The proceeds OF this affair viii
be used TO augment the building
fund for the proposed new club
house.
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BETA KAPPA
MOTHERS CLUB

Beta Kappa Mothers club win
meet Tuesday October g. at D..
m az the chapter house. 5ogi 18th
ave. ~. r..
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woMAN,s CIVIC cLun

The woman'B civic Club viii hold
is regular meeting Tuesday. OCT. Is.
az p, m. IN the Terminal Sales
building
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uosTEssEs AT y. w. c. A.

tIostc~cs at tho Young women's
Christian Association for this week
win be- Monday. Mrs b. A. CARRIER;
Tuesday. Mrs. r.. l.. Murray. wed.
ncsday, Mrs, T.. -. McPhcrson;
Thuraday. Mrs. J. r. Bethel. Fri.
day, Mrs. Il. Pcrrott. saturday. Mrs.
Joe Ransburg
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THIMEt.E CLUB

Bcthlrhcm shrine Thlmblc club
viii meet with Mn .. y waila,
2lgS Second ave W., Tusriay. Oc
,ober IS. from 10 until ( o'clock.
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Artists in Joint Recital

Edward PotJeH. Belgian pianist.
and Vastly Gromaskovsky, Russinn
grand opera singer, Will give joint
recital on Monday evening. Novcm.
Der %. at Plymouth church.
Mr.. Gromaskoysky will be heard
In selections from Faust" ''RiEo.
letto." Barber de Seville" 'Pique
Dame" Rachmaninoff and others in
Russian, italian and English.
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PHI KAPPA PSI
MOTHERS CLUB

The Mothers club Of the Phi Kap.
pa Psi fruternity will hold is first
meeting Of tho school year on Tues.
day afternoon, October Is. at 2
o'clock. at tho chapter house, 2i20
T., 47th st. \ full attendance is
urged MS matters Of utmost impor,
lance will be brought before this
meeting. Wives and mothers Of
graduates arc also invited to attend
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Women's Clubs
nALLARD mon p. 7. a,

BALLARD HIGH r. r. A.
WILL GIVE PARTY
Tho ParentTsachcr Association Of
Ballard high school will give a Hal
lowe'cn party Tuesday evening. oct.
Is. AZ y. m, In the basement o. tho
Episcopal church. Fityeighth and
Twenty second avenue northwest.
Every body welcome
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1NTERLAKE p. T. A.

Intcrlnko r. r. a. will meet Tues.
day evening. oct. IS. at $50 o'clock,
in tho basement OF tho school. Miss
Lillian y. johnson. girls supervisor
Of Lincoln high Echool, Will talk on
THE Problems Of Boys and Girls"
Songs by Mrs Oscur Bocttiger and
Mrs. Charles Donnclly. George Il.
Russell Of tho city water department
will speak on "Thc city ~ Senttle's
water system" illustrated by views
Of the Cedar river water shed. re.
freahments.
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CLIoNGAN CLUB

The Clionan club will meet Tues.
day, October 2S, at p. m. at the
Federation clubhouse. when tho fol.
lowing program Will be presented:
American Literature for roll call.
with Mrs. Ray Gilkcrson. leader.
Book reviews The Able Nc.
Laughlins." Mrs. j. D. Mcpherson;
Little Old New York" Mrs. w. y.
Moriarity: violin numbers, Miss
olga Soehnige.
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SEATTLE posr No IS

The American Legion Auxiliary
10 Seattle Post No, rs viii hold a
Northwest Products luncheon on
Tuesday. October IS. 1880 p. m.
az ii47 18th ave. n. with Mrs Guy
Morse and Mrs Guy Parmelec ar
hostesseE Auxiliary members and
their friends are invited 10 attend
Proceeds from the luncheon viii be
used to carry on the work Of the
auxiliary. Cards will follow the
luncheon.
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ALIAH SOCIAL ii

ALLAH SOCIAL CLUB, o. T.. S.
Allah Social club. o. Il. s.. viii
meet with Mrs. Laura Warren. 1853
goth ave n, Tuesday. October Is.
at 2 O'Clock. Cards. Take No. 10
car.
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Mss Presley Has Charming Home Wedding;
Luncheon WtU Compliment TaCo Honor
Guests
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MEET IN PIONEER HAIL

MEET IN PIONEER HALL
The Ladies' Auxiliary Of the Madi-
son Park Improvement club will
hold Its regular meeting Tuesday.
October rs. az 2 p. m. in Pioneer
hall
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". l. a. weichbrodt gave din.
at his home last Wednesday
lining 20 the Seattle Academy Of
NrTery.
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Personal

Nr. and Mrs. II. r. Alexander
afs going down TO Portland this
week to spend a few days with their
onin-law and daughter. Mr.. and
Nrs. Joseph carrnan. Jr.
Nr. and Mrs. Allan Latimer tAlice
IHeSer) are receiving congratulations
spon the birth OF a daughter. Joan.
Vctooer 20. at Minor hospital
Mr. and Mrs. William Leonard
Eaton will leave Tuesday for Port.
and 10 remain for the week.
Nr and Mrs. Folger Peabody will
2 to Portland Tuesday on short
visit.
Mr. and Mrs. ". VI. sullenger and
A1shter. Miss Billie sullenger. will
ave this week BY motor for Call.
isrnia.
Nh Clyde Hadley Is expected
sne this week from visit with
~ and Mrs. Sidney Smith at Mgr.
Y Point. -. G.
Nr. and slrs. 4. ". Berry will
ave Tuesday for Victoria. B. c.. on
weeks visit.
Ar, and Mrs. S. l.. williamson
Hss returned from a three months
motor trip thru the East.
Dir. and Mrs. Henry Knox Sander
= receiving congratulations upon
= birth Of son, Henry Knox. Jr.
x'oeer 10, at the Virginia Mason
h'piiaL
~. and Mrs. Harold Sheeror and
a Harold, have returned to Seat.
after spending the past three
''sfs In Warrington. y. c.
NJ and Mrs. John Bowman Stir.
/. lhlia Hilesj are home from their
.saing trip and are az the Bit.
~'Fe apartments.
" l. a. Weichbrodt gave a din.
at his home last Wednesday
lining 20 the Seattle Academy Of
7'rTery
'--se and Mrs. l.. {. Gilman me
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Nr. and Mrs. FoIger Peabody will
g TO Portland Tuesday on a short
rsli
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ar and Mrs. Henry Knox Sander
- receiving congratulations upon
~ birth Of son, Henry Knox. Jr..
ss'ooer -, at the Virginia Mason
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ZION. 4 mere VIII DC n Q0il snow TOT
the children. and homemade can.
dies will DO on sale. Bridge and
nah jongg In the afternoon viii
conclude with tea.
For reservations call Mrs II. a.
Boring. EA st.6s9s
SEWING CIRCLE -. 81, - e..
The sewing circle OF Ionia Chap
ter. o. L. s.. will meet with Mrs
Emma Richardson, 1907 Dayton ave,
Thursday. October 30. at y. m.
DAY NURSERY
ASSOCIATION
The regular monthly meeting Il
the Seattle Day Nursery associa.
tlon will be held Thursday. October
30. at l p. IN. at the nursery, 302
Broadway. Plans viii be completed
for the tea. jelly and jam shower.
Nine. kobajashi. OF Kobe. Japan.
who has been in this country gnth.
cring data on child welfare work,
will address the meeting.
Mrs. James II. Calvert and Mrs.
William Krafvc win he tho host.
csscs. and Mrs, G. =. NJ Pratt will
preside over the tea service.
BULB AND SHRUB SALE
The woman's city club will hold a
City Beautiful Bulb and shrub sale"
during the second week in Novem.
Der. tho location 10 be announced
later. This sale win enable the small
home owner In outlying districts to
obtain shrubs ut n nominal expense,
enhancing not only his own grounds,
but adding materially TO the beauty
OF the city in general.
owners OF gardens who are doing
their fall gardening. are asked TO do
nate their surplus stock to this
cause
Mrs +. w. HarErave Is the general
chairman in charge and Mrs. w. II.
Utter is in charge OF the publicity.
The district committee chairmcn
include: Rainier Mrs. II. L. Rey.
nolds, RIA nicr.3273; Mrs. L. X.
Brown. RIA nler-2779; Mrs. Walter
Dench. RIA nier.1O2l
West Seattle, WE st42i3.
University, Mrs. Carl Sierand,
IKE nwd.OiG2; Mrs. c. Il, Ruggles.
IKE nwd.2lsS.
Green Lake, Mrs. w. Il. Barnhart,
ME lrse- 1896.
Mount Baker, Mrs. II, L. Maltby.
BE acn-O3ii; Mrs. l.. c. waldron,
BE acn.l35S.
Queen Anne. Mrs. n. J. Irvine,
GA rfld-45Q3; Mrs. o, o. Mercer,
GA rfld-62l1; Mrs. J. D. Mcpherson,
GA rfld-7l27; Mrs. w. NJ Prater,
GA rfld.t9at.
The committee at large includes:
Mrs Eva NJ. Godfrey, Mrs. George
Mclaughlin. Mrs. u. j. Churchill,
Mrs. II. a. Soobe. Mrs Lebold and
Mrs. Sarah Il, Herman.
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dr. and Mrs. ". VI. sullenger and
ADshter. Miss Billie Sullenger. will
ave this week BY motor for Call.
fornia.
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visiting their sorin.law and daugh.
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. Fordham Bassett
Kimbnll, In Portland
Mr.. George Cook Of Honolulu is
in town. a guest AZ tho Rainier
club
Mr.. Joseph IS. vivian Of Butte,
Mont, is spending fortnight in
town.
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Ar. and Mrs. S. l.. williamson
lf'e returned from a three months'
motor trip thru the East.
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Ar. End Mrs 4. ". Berry will
ave Tuesday for Victoria. B. C.. on
weeks visit.
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~. and Mrs. John Bowman Stir.
!, lhlia Hilesj are home from their
.'aing trip and are az the Bit.
"oFe Apartments.
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Mn. clyde Hadley Is expected
sue this week from a visit with
~ and Mrs. Sidney Smith at Mgr.
V Point. Il. G.
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GUARDIANS TRAINING
FtfEEEg

- ?. 80 "tahHHf" 1890
COURSES
There arc now n members In The
two guaudiana' training courses.
which are given at headquarters by
Miss Margaret BrInEl0c. ON Monday
evenings from 7gO 10 $50. and on
wednesday mornings from 10 20 ~.
Tho lagt meeting Included instruction
in bo0kbinding under the instruc
ton Of Mr. =, Manson. Several az
fercnt kinds Of books were bound.
Tho next meeting viii consist Of a
lecture and demonstration Of the
making OF Campfire symbols.
Officers were elected ~ the first
meeting Of the new sister group %
the Hantnywces NJ 81 Marks
church. aa follows President. Viola
Johnston. secretary peEgy Polk,
treasurer. Ruth Griffin. scribe. orine
Granville Mn Mia Luud il tho
guardian and Helen Gray. assistant
guardian. Tho next meeting will DO
on Monday aboard Camaraderie,
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~. and Mrs. Harold sheeror and
q ~ Harold, have returned to Seat.
& after spending the past three
T@fs In Washington. y. c.
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HALLOWEEN DANCE

l'ortson-Thygesca Auxiliary No.
2. U. S. w ", viii gipe a Halloween
frolio and dance on Thursday eve
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hr. and Mrs. William Leonard
Eaton will leave Tuesday for Port.
and 10 remain for the week.
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HALLOWEEN DANCE

The Ladies Auxiliary OF Maple
Leaf Post. No 81 will give a Halo
wo'en dance Tuesday evening. oct.
Is. at Legion headquarters. 500 Third
avenue.
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CHURCH or EPIPHANY
BAZAAR
Tho Church Of the Epiphany has
completed plans for a unique bn.
zaor at the Hotel Washington on
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'aase and Mrs. L. c. Gilman aAo
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ming. October 20. NJ Roosevelt hall.
lGisn Third ave Al friends cor
daily invited
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Friday. November H. Numerous
beautiful articles will be on display.
among them towels from every ma.
ton There win be n doll show for
the children. and homemade can.
dies will bo on sale. Bridge and
nah jongg In the afternoon will
conclude with tea,
For reservations call Mrs. II. A.
Boring. EA 1862
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SEWING CIRCLE

The sewing circle OF lonia Chap
ter. o. L. s.. will meet with Mrs.
Emma Richardson, 42O7 Dayton ave,
Thursday. October 80 at y. m.
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Dir. and Mrs. Allan Latimcr LAlice
lseker) are receiving congratulations
sTon the birth OF a daughter. Joan.
oc'ober rs. at Minor hospital.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-01


La Semana Edpcativa en- Cayey fue
esplendidamente hcelebrada por las es-
cuelas. plblcas, prestando su valiosa
cooperation las autoridades escolares
y los funcionarios publicos de la To-
caddad. Los actos celebrados durante
los dias de la semana fueron muy in.
teresantes y las series de conferencias
dadas en- el Temple Bautista, queda-
ron muy concurridas y esplendidas.
FL programa fue cumphdo en- todos
susa aspectos y del modo siguiente:
= Lunes: Dia de la Constitution. Fus
Observable por. La Escuela Superior con
eJerc1c1os apropiados al acto.
Martes: Dfa del Patriotismo Cele.
brose un magnifico mitin en- la plaza
en- Ell que hablaron los sefiores B f.
Garcia. Lcdc. Antonio Navarro Ortiz.
los inspectores de Caguas y Cayey Ell
Sub-1nspector B. Horta.
Mercedes: Dia del Maestro de la.
Escuela. Este dia fu6. celebrado con
una magniica conferencia en-. la igle-
sla HautiSta. Hab1aron los sefiores
Francisco Navarro Ortiz, quien estu.
vo muy elocuente, los seflores AIfre-
(continda On la pAg. 12J
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H1DRoLIT1NEs DR.. GRAu Po

dlDKOLIT1NES DR.. GRAU. FOR
su composition, reemplaza econ6mico-
mente las aguas minerales naturales
alcalinas, gaseosas litinicas. sicndo
por 10 tanto su uso constante. el me-
dio mas sencillo y efcaz para preve-
mir las manifestaciones artriricaS Reu
ma, Gotta, Arenillas, ETC., resultando
indicadisimo en- las enfermedades del
Est6mago, vejiga, Piel en-. general
las que necesiten alcahnizar ell orga-
II smo.
A todos los consumidores que pidan
tres cajas de HIDRoL1TINEs DR..
GRAU, Sc les hara entrega de un ole
gante vase de cristal.
En- las buenas farmacias O Girec-
tamente de Jose Combas, Peyork. Fox
leg. San Juan. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-01
LA ISLA
MENos NAL

diria, la usa hasta como impermeable
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-01

Que a toda prisa ell Lcdo. Lopete-
gui, abrio una farmacia en- la Gale
principal. Menos NAL repetimos, por-
que el conflicto en- que Sc VIC ell otro
dia nuestro alcalde con ell pueblo al
no hallarse donde solicitar un purgan-
te siquiera, por no haber una botica,
fue enorme. La nueva farmacia vino
Henar una grandisima necesidad en-
los presentes dias que no hay hijo de
vecino que no este atacado de grippe.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-01
Y PARA CoMPLETAE


No habran este aiio fiestas patrona-
les en- honor la Immaculate Concep-
ci6n. Esta vez no hay quien tome IA
iniciativa. Sc teme que los donantes
ae siempre nieguen su concurso la
Comisi6n y fracase 9Jla misma. Tam
bien este desabrimiento 10 motiva e
que no pudiendo bailarse en- los sa-
lones de la Escuela Palmer, por dis
posiciones superiores, perderia su ma
yor incentivo las fiestas patronales,
va que aqui no hay otra casa con un
amplio salon donde pudieran danzar
holgadamente veinticinco parejas. Que
sepamos no Sc habla tampoco de un
triduo religioso en- honor a la virgen,
y esta iniciativa, partira quizas Ill
TINA hora por algnnas damas, fervo-
rosas catoiicas, que jamas Sc negaron
a exteriorizar su. fe en- cualesquier
acto de estaa naturaleza. Esperemos.
acaso, 10 que Sc determine por algun
enthusiastic y le arranquen a Las Ma
rias esa ttnica do Silencio que, Sc