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Arrivals and Departures

Arired-April Str Northland from
San Franclsco via BelllnRharn, AZ I7sao
.. M; str Komagne from Los Angeles
~ D. M; ms Los Alamos from Rich
inond' at II n. M; str Phnaman from
Tacoma. at 7.25 a. m. Htr Cold Harbor
from Boston via ports. at 7:25 a. m !.
~ Artemisia from Honolulu via ports. al
n. m. April 2.-5tr Everett from Los
Angeles at If D. M; atr Oduna from,
Alahka via Tacoma. at .. M: ctr Trl.
.olor from Tacoma, at 1870 .. M; str
Baron Polwsrth from Yokohama Via
Ports az J .. M; str Leikanger from
Kobe via Vancouver, at .. M; str Kin
'so mafu from GrayB Harbor. NJ 10 a. m.
salled--April 5-str ProtcellauH FOR
MANILA Via ports. at z;iJ a. m. ms Din
"'ayk FOR Antwerp via ports. at II a. m.
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ERRATIC TRADE
HITS GRAINS
Small Losses on Wheat, but
Corn Remains Stronq

CHICAGO. April 3.--Trading In
grain was giraffe on the local board
Of trade today. Failure OF cxpor-
tors 10 follow dhc days advances In
wheat, together with probability OF
large Argentine shipments served
TO bring about heavy realizing on n
midday bulge In wheat and prices
AS q result showed fractional losses
at tho close.
Corn encountered heavy profit
sales at the close. but it was not
OF sufficient strength TO weaken the
market.
Onts suffered severe setback and
then rallied slightly. coming 10
within n fraction Of the opening.
Provisions were higher at the
close with a little outside buying and
foreign inquiries.
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April Str Georgia for Tacoma. at 8
?. M str Bolivia for Yokohama via
Bellinghhrn. at 515 D. M: str Port
angeles for Los Angeles via ports. at
$40 p. m; str Santa Cecilia for New
York via ports, az $3.50 ,. m: str Ne
Draskan for Baltimore via ports. NJ 4
D. m. str Lclkangor for Dairon. at $3.50
,. m; ntr Forest King for Los Angeles,
NJ ,. m. str Eobesna for Alaska, At
noon; str Kinryo Maru for Kobe via
Everett. at z u m
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chicago Board of Trade
strs Horace Luok,nbach, Edgar Luch

strs Horace Juekenbaoh. Edgar Luck
enbnoh.
Todd Dry Docks--strs RoIen. Oduna.
Chas. ". Cramp.
Ames Terminal--Str Baron polworth.
Heffernan's Dry Dock-Strn Rainier,
west Calern, HchrH Wawona, Alice.
stlmson'a Mil (Ballard) --Btr Tricoior.
Wawona. str West Calera, sohr Aiica
Alaska Steamship MoorinEs-str Ketohi.
kan.
Port Biakeisy-Htr Tannna
w.nalow Marine Railway flaEio Harbor)
--5chrn Mindnnno. Betsy Ross. Ella A.,
Sophie christensen, Meteor and Alum,
ma, bktns Ammo Comyn. Charles H.
crockcr. berEoa Coquitlam city, grlff-
son and Henry Willard, bktn Guy O,
dogs, u. B, 8. DlHcoyorer. Pioneer, u.
u. l.. III. L. Cedar,
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Foreign Exchange

SEM YORK, April a.-ForsIrn ~.
,nenge closed lower. Sterling asn.ns
s,Sv; orr LIS French france so'osss
M, Sp.ooish lire, so.0i7h, off 50. ooos 4 :
neiglan francs, s0.otS7, orr se, ooisis
p,i., 100000 100000 to the dollar,
seis. m, onernovetx. 5.23; Shanghai ntel,
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Denver Live Stock
Thurxday's Quotations

Cattie-Receipts 200. Market. steady "a
strong; beef steers, s7tfe.50. cows and
hcifcrs, tb6S1s: calves. tSais.s5,
rtockors and feeders, sS0S.s5: bulls
s2nAbo.
Hogs Receipts, s,eoS. Market. loai5S
lower Top, $3.50; bulk. se.sOG7.io
sheep receipts. s.loo. Market. steady
Fat ianshs. sil.75aIs.5o; feede,
lambs, sit75Gi52S; ewes, ssa1O.s5.
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Boston Wool

BOSTON, April s.--The olcnl market
tor wool continued fairly active. ohio
dclainoS, which have been recently held
~ SIC, sold In fairly large amounts al
eoo, Several fair sliced lots OF foreign
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San Francisco Produce


ENtreS, We h.; primo flrsts.
'slk ~ 26o dos,; extra pullcts $50
chni Understood pullots, ipso doz.
California flats. fancy, aomo IN.
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weak. Raw. ss,6b; refined ems
CO.., sranulated. sS.soas.t0.
i'veLNo' Rio on spot. isAo h.; No
santos. 1910 10.
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THURSDAY

First High Tide
1915 a. m. ff.s It.
First Low Tide
1886 n. m. 2.s n.
second High ide
$40 y. m, 1913 n.
second Low Tide
fDst. %. m 81 n
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Cotton Market
N. 7. Sugar and Coffe.

Ma. DIRK, April s.-openlng cotton
', -"lS' July. 2S,oS; October, si.se.
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WANTED Everyone 20 know WI
mans Rheumatic Eradicat0r for
kidneys and silica Medica Capsules
for stomach trouble. indigestion.
are the elixir Of life: ti25 each
Parcel post fi.a5. e. o. y. slib.
Phone FL lot-3Teo. Goitre Go new
er falls: three months treatment
800. y ~ WinanE. f02 American
Hank uldE.
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Weather Bureau Report

TATooSH ISLAND, April 3.--s n. m,
= Barometer rising; light rain; wind
south. miles an hour.
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.ShipNews
Tides in Seattle
TRIDAY

APRIL 8
frst hgh Tide
4s5s a. m. i1s n.
First Low Tide
1876 o. m. 2.6 n.
Second High Tide
4.i1 y. M 1913 Il.
Second Low Tide
l0.ll ID. m 2.1 n
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2 FEMALE HELP WANTED

INTENSIVE methods prepare you
for a Worthwhile position. Short
hand. Typewrlting. Bookkeeping
SUCCESS BUSINESS COLLEGE,
Firm and Union. MA in-S6i2.
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LOST AND FOUND

DosT-Blg black cat named Jerry
Reward. $50 2sth ave. EA St
si0f-R.
LOsT-MArch ! 2, female Irish setter.
dark line under eyes: $40 reward.
Ti2 Meeker St. Kent. Phone sow.
LOSr-Iliack leather bill fold con-
tnining currency. Liberal reward.
Call MA ln-Tf00
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DID We say change climate for that
Asthma. Never Cure II at home
no drugs Talk with others that
have taken our products free
consultation. Yoghurt Co. so
American Bank Bldg IA in-9NAe.
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PERSONAL

MI Women.. allments. dIsorasr..
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o. u. GoHiN. Patent Attorney. Pat
rnts secured developed and sold
s0s-g-1 Central Bldg Seattle,
MA in-02s0. 600 y "a. =. vs.. wash
fnEfDn. ~. q.
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Cash Wheat

CHICAGO. April a,--cash wheat--No.
hard. Si.oGh qi12.
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MASON. Frnwiek. Lawrence. eEtab-
iifhed 1854. hdyses and booklet
free. 4az Burke bldg
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Physicians, Surgeons

HARRY BOWERS. Pat Expert Zee
III an -n.L Inrm- nanL-Ern 80
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PATIENTS secured. nold and financed
quick results J. u. 0ivnan. coz
Central HldE.
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ALL Minnesota folks living in ss-
attic or King county please send
names and address for roster TO be
published 70 Attorney l. G.. Steven
son. Central Bldg. Dr. L NJ
Rhsem. Eitel Bldg. or Geo. Il.
Ingalls,. 60 University 81. Secrs-
tary Gopher Club.
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CALL 1919 acn-i5si HuKs cleaned. %.
FLUFF and rag rugs woven, mat
fTrnHra and feathers renovated
Mail orders. Fluff Rug O., 105
ffFH
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BUSINESS
SERVICES
AtiornfIsai-Iaw

Wa. n. q. BALL gi1 burke hid. 895
md. All cases Zee mod IA-it9s
ADVICE free. JaFrph Allen. lawyer.
All cases sos t.eary BID ~ iot-3est
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Electric AiaehinsD
Monuments

Redman Grave Marker Co.
PROM s. TO SO AND Up
iCas Fourth Ave MA iu-ss3i.
Optician and Opiomeirist
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JOHN sTRoM. SO in.30zo TunlnF 81
Patent Attorneys
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Piano Tunrrs

n EDMuNDs- Ffafef-raisTfon 90.
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SPECIAL NOTICES

g - AN ,.i., sg.o Seau,lYs sn,nr UP.
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Mission Plans
Rummdge Sale

The various circles OF the Fruit
and Flower Mission announce n
rummage sale on October 10 and II.
AZ place 10 10 announced later.
Donations Of furniture. clothing,
pictures and anything salable arc
requested by the committee IN
charge Of collections. who will call
for the same n notified
They include Mrs r. y. Oliver.
Broadway circle. KE nwd-ssss: Mrs.
w. w. French. Junior Auxiliary.
ca plt-3sf0. Mrs David Fryer.
Queen Anne. CA rfld-sT2T: Mrs. c.
r. Constantine. Mount Baker park.
BE aen-i2s2-R: Mrs AiexRndo r
Meistsr. Aiki. WE s;-to4s: Mrs c.
~. Coe. Hunts Point
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Music
Theo Karle Proves
Popular Artist

Last evening Thra karlg one ~
Americas most popular tcnors open.
"a the local wuAeal season with 90
concert at the First Presbyterian
church Mr Ksrira singing b. well
known 20 music dgyotegs here. where
Doc lived for "a number OF years and
where he obtained his early musical
education Since leaving De- has
gained an onNablo place tn the
music world, each yc1E nlling am tn
rreasing number ~ concert engage
mvnts
Mr karie sang Go q capacity
house last night which gave him q
Ncritablr ovation after each number
ThCo karle has d lyric tenor of
unusual beauty ills tones clear
and firm, arc mellow and Of an exc
quisto texture. iiis voice is we'll
placed and his enunciation perfect
lie sings with tho utmost ease. with
warmth and intense feeling and HE
voice. which has developed and ma
turcd is a SOY 20 an who hear him
Care Sclyc.' by Handel. and
"panfa, DANA Fanehlulla Gentle.
BY purant two delightful numbers,
admirably given. opened the pro-
gram These were followed by a
group Of three Passing BY" "1'i
Sail Upon tho Dog STAR and "wie
Biat pu. Meme koonlgin." by Pur.
cell In Brahms "Sianchcn." Raeh-
maninoffs Field beloved" and
over the steppo." by Grctchaninoff.
tho singer reached the heishth Of
his artistry.
OF ususual interest was Mr..
karle's singing Of IL May De-"
new song. with words by Mary
Porter and music BY Oliver Wallace.
both Of this city which met with
instant approval
"Salut dcmcuro chasto et pure"
from Faust" BY Gounod. the artists
most ambitious number. was given
an excellent Interpretation. other
numbers that met with approval In.
cluded sucklcs' who Knowhl'
IAN Thru tho Night (old Welsh.
1T Is Only a Tiny Garden" by
Wood. Glen'a Twilight" Tally
Ho," by Leone. which was repeat.
cd. and tho closing number. '~rhc
Years az tho Spring" BY Brahe
Mr. kario graeiously responded
with many encoreS which included
'''|' ~ sylyi1F." Peggy" To a
Hilltop by Ralph Cox. and "ln
Meditation" by Eugene Hole.
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Miss Alice Jackson Charming, Bride: Mrs.
EHgle Issues Cards for Tea

TUE marriage Of Miss Alice Marie
4 Jackson. daughter 81 Mu, John
Naglc Jackson. 20 Mr. Ernest John
Riley, son Of Nh Z, J. Riley. vas
solcmnIEcd az high noon to-day in
81 loseph's church with tho Row,
Father John MclIugh reading the
service,
The church was a garien entirely
white and green. of pom pom dab
las, asters aud chry santhcmums
fastened in bouquets against tho
pcws and nodding from the thickct
~ woodwardia ferns and asparagus
vines al tho chancvl. Tho altar was
banked with golden banded lilies un.
der the light % cleaning cathedral
tapcrs. and great clusters of the 40,
les and ferns we're az either side
either side.
Before the service. Mt Paul Jack.
son. brother OF the bride. rendered
Ipubols' AVE Maria"
The bride given In marriage hy her
brother. Mr. John y, Jackson. was
very lovely In her exquisite wedding
gown Of ivory wedding rims velvet.
a model Of classic simplicity, White
swan In a wide hand bordorcd the
hem Of the Skin, and finished the
end Of the long court train. Her
Vel was % tullc. closely bound 10
her head with circiet % orange
buds and pearls and she carried an
ivory prayer book. showcred with
orange blossoms and lilies OF the
valley.
Miss Lucille Bordeaux. the maid
o. honor wore an unusual gown %
primrose gcorgette trimmed with
ostrich and a velvet hat In match.
Ing shade. with ostrich niumes Tor
trimming. she carried a bouquet %
Premier roses, Grange pom pom dab.
lhs and lilies Of the valley with
showers Of tho valley lilies.
Tho six bridesmaids. the Misses
Kathleen ponahoe. Angela Mcclellan.
Valera Pisoti. Maribcth Gcrbei. LII.
Ian Mlchaclis Of Victoria. r. c. and
Muriel o'Scn Of Spokane. woro AZ.
attractive grorgctte frocks In differ.
rnt shades. Miss pouahoe and Miss
Mcclellan In orchid. MISS Pigott and
Miss Gcrbel IN delicate peach and
Miss Michaeiis and Miss o'Nell in
SEA green. They wore small square
crowned velvet hats with ostrich
ornaments az one side. In correspond.
Ing shades 20 their gowns. and car.
RED shower bouquets % ophclia
roses. lavender scnhiosa and lilies Of
ihc valley.
Mrs Jackson wore a handsome
blue and black costume OF me;ni
cloth. trimmed with a band % black
fox AZ the bottom Of the skirt and
~ the edge Of the sleeves Orchids
were In her eorsage.
Mr.. Edward Riley was best man
Tor his brother and the ushcrs were
Messrs Paul Jackson. Waiter Ora.
ham. Malcolm GoodfeIlow, John J.
Dunn Walter Richards. Jr., and
Harold II. Huston.
After the ceremony there was a
reception az tho Jackson residence.
Bowls OF ophelia roses. lace flowers
and bachelor bottoms. with the roses
predomluating. adorned the rooms.
Assisting were Mrs. John T. HcfGer.
man. Mrs. John y. Agen. Mrs. 81.
Donahoe. Mrs. Maurice d. Leehey.
Mrs. John Buckley and Mrs. J. T.
Gleason.
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Personal

Mr aud Alu C. Edwin Davis are
expected home lido week frou a trip
10 Yellowstone park
SIR and MIR William Gabulaon
returned Monday from a short slrit
in Ellcuaburs
Colonel Richard ~ Wilson and
daughter Mis Mary Wilson. spent
the week end in EllCnshurs
Mrs Frank 8 lloddic and d8uEh,
ter Mary. len Monday Tor Chicago.
20 spend ID month before Joining Mt
ltoddia and their son Frank az their
home in Los Angeles
Mr., Nelson story III. and little
ucn Nclton " ~ BoEeman. Mont
who hive been tho Rueat. ~ Mrs ",
Il. Gaffney Tor two weeks. left Mon.
day Tor their home
Mrs, Lewis Peoples and daughter.
MlHs Beatrice Peoples, who have
been spending several weeks IN town.
lefi Tuesday Tor their home IN los
AngclCH.
Or and Mrs. William Lee Norris
left Monday Tor Alberta 70 spend ak
weeks az their ranch
Mrs Warren Greene and daughter.
Miss Elizabeth Greene. will leave HI.
day for tho East 20 visit for about
two months.
Mrs, Frederick strive VIII return
tonight from a short trip East,
Mrs J. = Galbralth and Mrs.
Charles Cast.en returned today from
a few days visit In Olympia
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KoMAA's SECRET CHARM

In perfect health lies tho secret OF
Eoman's charm which makes her
radiaie cheer and happiness wher.
ever she goes. No one enjoys listen.
ing 10 the aches. pains and woes
81 an ailing. nervous. irritable WON
and. and her condition Is plainly
stamped upon every feature. The
most effective remedy for woman's
AILMENTS ever discovered has proved
" be Lydia Z. Pinkham,s Vegetable
Compound. Women are soon re-
stored 10 health by its use and ac-
.luiFe the charm that health alone
ian Advertisement.
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Mrs. Farrell VIII Sing
at Guild Meetinq

Mrs Charles II. Farrell will sing
the following program Friday after
noon at the opening meeting for the
fall season OF the Broadway guild
orthopedic hospital. which will be
held at the residence OF Mr. H. c.
Henry. iii7 Harvard ave. N:
Life" ....................P Pearl currAn
~ Hsuro EEquisd' ........ PoidovsNi
.......s....s...... Teresa del lltEo
Mrs. Harry Worth AZ the plano.
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Reception at
Cornish School

The Cornish school and Us faculty
have cards out for a reception on
sunday evening. September 81. from
until 10 o'clock. In honor Of tho
new members Of the faculty Mr.
and Mrs. Wallace Dow. Miss Sylvia
Tell. Miss Stella Hogs Mira Laura
BryfoEle Smith, Mr. George May
and Mr, and Mrs Lathrop REESE
guile.
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Service at Orthopedic
ShOps

Mrs. ". q. Gregg will be hostess
for ST. Margaret's guild of St
Marks church on Thursday at tho
orthopedlc lunch room. 2li Colum.
bla st. Assisting VIII DO Mrs. w.
4. Bane. Mrs. J. Grafton oByan.
Mrs. D. G. Miller. Mrs. r.. p. Jon.
kins. Mrs. Edwin Ripley, Mrs. Her.
man Ross. Mrs. w. c. Woodward.
Mrs. Norman l.. Burton. Mrs. Hugh
Purcell. Mrs. II. l.. Allan. Mrs.
Frederick Harlow. Mrs. Arden
Smith. Mrs. s. McEachcran. Mrs.
J. II. Gaffney. Miss Mary McEach.
ersn and Miss Laura Stuart.
Renton I'M guild. with Mrs. +.
y. Lazier and Mrs. r. J. Stone. will
have charge at the Thrift shop
Thursday morning. and Endolyne
auxiliary. with Mrs. II. Il. Harris
and Mrs. David Young will be in
charge on Thursday afternoon.
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Bridge Luncheon at
Arctic Club for Visitors

Mrs Walter NJ French. OF Fort
Orchard. will entertain with a bridge
luncheon az tho Arctic club on
Thursday afternoon. September %.
In honor OF Mrs, Marcus Lyter. q
Los Angeles. who n tho guest Of
Mrs. Alison =, Woodruff and Mrs.
=, l.. ClaNton. OF Detroit. who Is
visiting her sister. Mrs. Samuel n.
Chase.
Five tables will be In play.
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ENGINEERS CLUB
NOON IIfNCHEON

Thursday, September ~. will 10
tho opening date for the noon lunch,
con entertainments OF tho Engineer
club FOR tho fall and winter seasons:
n prominent speaker OF tho engineer.
Ing profession win address the mem.
bcFshlp.
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Mrs. Jerome Plans
Luncheon

To honor four brides OF the sum.
mer, Mrs. Frederick Marion Hubert
EMILY Jeromsl % Everett. Mrs
Corydon Wagner CEulnlie MerrilD OF
Tacoma. Mrs. Marfiold Bolcom uu.
ellie Eymanl and Mrs John Timothy
Heffcrnan. Jr. tNellio Fclgcft Mn.
Timothy Jerome will entertain with
A luncheon OF is covers al tho home
on Thursday afternoon.
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Ter travelling. Mu. Rlcy wore "a
dark blue Paul polrct model. rose.
wood coat % suede cloth ana a black
tricorn hat with silver trimming
After October l. Mr.. and Mir.
Riley win Doe al homo az the rarfsR
apartments
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DAuGHrERs or sr GEoRl
wGNiAN's CITY CLUE

W0manH city club viii meet
THURSDAY. September rs az noon in
Moves cafeteria Mr. Eugene
Melrhbm divorce proctor from the
district attorneys office. viii speak
on The Divorce Law az Il Affects
Seattle"
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Assisting at Tennis
Club Partu |

40 the bridge and nah ionEg tea
Friday afternoon ht tho Tennis club.
assisting win bo the following mem.
bsrB Of the younger SETTLE Misses
Priscilla Treat. Loyal Treat. Evalyn
Colvin. Shirley Goodwin. Louisa Mc.
Fee and Ncva Douglas.
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ALPHA CLUB

Alpha club viii meet with Mrs
e T. Clark. esi5 Seward Park ave.
Thursday. September Is Luncheon
az 1880 o'clock Subjects Amer
tea" BY Mrs Elda Lester. and I'm
migration and Emigration" by Mira
J. II. Little.
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Tea VIII Honor
BrdeS-Eiect

To homer two brides elect Of tho
autumn. Miss Julia Fisher aud Mas
Marie t-cghon Mrs, Allen Rails.
eaugh Englc has cards out Tor a
tea az her home, s7Os Harvard ave.
y, on Wednesday afternoon. Sep.
TENDER "a. from { until 6 o'clock.
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rARIlAMENrAnY ~ -

Mrs. Ella Cudihee. parllameniurlan.
viii give q course Ia Roberts Par.
liEmrnlnry Law, beginning on Thurs.
day. September rs, az $50 o'clock.
az the Y. W. G. a. There win be "a
beginners an well as masicn
rlass. Mime. Harriet saunderson
viii be In charge Of the class In pub.
nc speaking.
All interested persons invited 20
join. For information call ca pill
es66.
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LAFAYETTE TT. 4.

Lafayette PIT. 4. viii hold a spe
eial meeting Thursday. September
rs, az p. m. IN the lunch room al
the school. A short program will be
followed by social hour. when an
opportunity viii be given TO meet tho
principal and teachers Of the school,
All parents invited.
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w. b. A. SOCIAL CLUE

W. Il. 4. Social club will have a
social in 4. o. u. w. hail, 1909
Ninth ave. Thursday. September is.
Luncheon at 1880 o'clock. Cards at
> o'clock Members and friends In
vited
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Luncheon and
Thedter Pdrty

In compliment to Miss Ruth Tan
zcr, who will be an autumn bride.
Miss Gsrnette ST. German enter
tanned at luncheon on Monday at
Frederick & Nelson's and later with
an Orphcum party.
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SEWARD PIT. A.

a luncheon complimentary 20 the
teachers viii be given by the Parent
Teacher association Of sew d
school. Thursday. September IS. a
snort business meeting outlining the
years work win follow.
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Clubs
Guns ron THURSDAY

SILVER TEA
Circle 2, Of Greenwood Park Pres.
hyterian church. viii give silver
tea Thursday September rs Bt ESQ
o m, a. tho church Program
DAUGHTERS OF ST. GEORGE
Daughters Of 81 George win meet
in 81 4 A. y. halt Thuuday. sep.
lcmbsr rs az 800 o'clock
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GREENWOOD
IMPROVEMENT CLUB

Greenwood Improvement club will
servo chicken dinner Thursday.
September ~. from IL m until .
p, m at their hail. seas Greenwood
ave. al welcome
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-17
Your Pain MAY
Be Neuritis

Many sufferers who are treating
'or rheumatism. neuralgia. iumba 20
Or sclatica are really afflicted with
1suritE. This disease OF the neryoa
:auses pains. aches and soreness in
INHERENT parts Of tho body, lust like
ne ailments mentioned above.
The most common sources OF neu-
Tits are colds. injuries. bruises' in
'ectious diseases or n Rundown ner-
rous system. Long-standinR cnsea
Of rheumatism or sclatica frequently
attack the nerves. setting up inflarn-
nation and producing neuTitia, No
natter what its origin, neurltIs Ia
always accompanied by sharp, plcrc-
.ng pein, usually in the shoulder.
forearm. neck. thigh. leg or back.
Don't bother with medicines that
relieve for today only. Assist NH-
tufe 10 remove the causes Of lnflam-
nation and pain by taking Eopa
Seuritis Tablets scientific treat.
nent that has often brought lasting
'elief after other methods failed.
Price. il.00. Sold in Seattle by the
Bartsll Drug Stores and all other
.eading druggists. Boericke e. Run
ron Co. hfrs., San Francisco.--Ad-
assrussmcnt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-17
NINA FRYE TENT

Nina Frye Tent. Daughters Of
Veterans. will meet in regular hss.
sion In Veterans hall. Armory.
Thursday. September rs. at 1870
?. m. Card party AZ p. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-17

September rs. At $40. Numerous "a.
yors. Refreshments served.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-17
CARD PARTY

CARD PARTY
The Young Ladies Eodallty viii
hold n card party on Thursday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-17
COLEMAN PIT. A.

Coleman PIT. A. will meet Thurs.
day. September IS. at p. m. Miss
Kane VIII speak.