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Small Dinner
Before Dance

Miss Margaret Wright viii enter
tain with a small dinner ~ her home
on Friday evening, preceding the
dance Mr. and Mn. Thomas Merrill
arc giving at tho Sunset club for
Miss Margaret lee, o. san Francisco,
und Miss Bentonia and Miss Frances
Green.
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woMEN's TRADE
UNION LEAGUE

womsn's Trade Union League viii
hold another OF their card parties
Thursday. 2and. az their club rooms.
tit Denny building There will be
refreshments and prizes and a very
Ienioyahls time IL anticipated. II ~
expected that all tables viii DO
filled. 80 all who arc interested arc
requested 10 keep this date in mind
and b. on time. iiosteases for the
evening arc Mrs. Lorcna Alsted.
Mrs Rose Y. Tomilaon and Mrs.
Alma J. Carlson.
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June Bride and Southern Visitor VIII Be
Honor Guests. Dinner Parties Planned

Mrs HOMER LEROY EICHER
A'A viii entertain with hridgc Sea
al her home GA saturday afiemooa
May "a IN honor o. Miss Marion
Elforl whose marriage % Mr. Al.
0rcd sherman Ellsworth win iake
rhoo cn june 4 and Mn- Frcd.
,nok Harold Allen lNadcll Gillel
N R.,lumore Md, who arrived last
seninx 10 spend The summer with
her father. Ar A. , ulnc
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Tho orfhopcdic Thrln shop viii
BE- IN charge Of Mrs. Calvin Hall
and Mrs c. c. cngin on Thursday
morning. representing Mount Baker
Park guild, In the afternoon Mrs.
Emerson Fisher and Mrs. Leslie A.
Russell will be IN charge for North
End guild.
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Informal Luncheon for
Hiss Felger

Mrs Gladys Taylor and her sis
Ter. Miss Hascl Iandes. viii eater
tain with an Informal luncheon "
twelve covers az the Tennis club,
on TUESDAY afternoon. May 81, In
honor or Mis- Nellie Felger. who's
engagement 10 Mr.. John HcffeFnnn
was recently announced
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DnNfAP ~. A.

An evening meeting Of the Dunlap
PIT. a. Will 10 held on Friday. May
e. ~ 7;i5 O'Clock. The program viii
include talk by Mr.. Il. 4. Nara
more. who will explain plans for the
new school; Miss Julia Shourck. ~.
per,isor OF science in the grade
schools. Will give AN ILLUSTRATED talk.
and there viii he community singing.
led by Miss Myrtle fAndreth. with
Mrs Ella Kramer at tho piano. Re.
treatments.
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Personal

Captain and Mm William 4. Mer.
ritt and small aon Billie. who have
been the house guests Of their
cousin. Mr.. Robert r. Oldham and
his daughter. Miss Frances Oldham
for three weeks. viii remove Thurs.
day TO tho GFoavenor Folsom resi-
dence. 1851 Y. blaine ~, TO remain
un,il September /. when they will
return 10 Coronado. Captain Mer,
r,t Ia attached 10 Admiral coontE's
staff on tho fiaKship a. 4 s. 80,
attic. which Is at Brcmerton for the
summer months.
Mr and Mru, Frank Frederick
and sons. SIR. Harold Frederick and
SIR. Frank Frederick. Jr,. removed
last week from tho Park Court
apartments TO Hawthorne court.
Air. and Mrz. Homer Leroy Elchsr
lcr Tuesday evening for a Tow
days' visit at Long View.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. A. KIoa have TO
turned from n two months visit In
California
Mr. and Mrs. Rom Williams
dorothy Thomazl arc receiving con.
graiulationa upon the birth OF a
daughter, Edith Elizabeth. on
May IS
Mrs. Joseph jefferson Josephine
Pollock OF wheeling. W. Va, Is
visiting her mother. Mrs. Louis
icvensaler.
| Mr. and Mrs. +. G. McMlckon re.
turned this week from short trip
TO California.
DIR. ]. Howard snlyely and son,
STR. Howard u. snivoly. returned
Tuesday from three weeks hunt.
ing trip In the scItirk mountains.
Miss Betty DE Woo viii return next
week from New York. where she has
been attending tho Commonwealth
school
Mr.. Lucien Perrot and Mr.. Arthur
Lingenbrink win move this week "a
their cottage at Roanoke, on Mercer
island.
Mrs George A. Hufd. who has
been a visitor in town for ssvcra
weeks. left this morning for hei
home In New York.
Mrs Louis II. Bond OF Boston
who has been the guest OF Mrs
Do Lorns Harbaugh this week. vii
leave Monday for her home.
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BY Minute women
HOME MISSIONARY SOCIETY

The 18th annual meeting OF the
ygoman's Home Missionary society
Of the Seattle district will meet at
Calvary Methodist church. w. 10th
81. and card ave. n. W., on Thursday
and Friday. May % land 2s. Meet.
ings will convene each day at 10
q. m. and n cafeteria luncheon will
be served at noon.
A special feature on Thursday will
BIO talk on Child Conservation" by
Dr. James Crowther. and ON Friday
afternoon Mrs. G. II. Todd will tell
of Our Island Treasure" The
Queen Esther banquet will take
place Friday evening Mt 500 o'clock.
Mrs. r. J. Gambil will be present.
Take car No. 2s. on First ave, and
get off at w. 9th st.
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CLUBS FOR THURSDAY

DADS NIGHT At
MERCER SCHOOL
Dads night viii be held at Mercer
school Thursday. May e. at TAO p.
m. The program will be given By
the Eighth grade pupils and with
musical selections By the Mercer
school orchestra Reports from the
recent ParentTeacher convention
and a sale of articles under the d.
rection OF the PIT. A. win follow the
,-a..-,tfs.,. ,.re-,rs.Frs
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nEcEIrlnN pf.ANNEn

Mrs. G. ID. Campbell VIII receive
members Of tho Pennsylvania study
club and their friends az her home.
iiif Ninth ave. Friday May 20. from
until Q o'clock An interesting mu.
steal program viii be presented dur
ing tho afternoon. Former residents
Of Pennsylvania arc invited 10 Join
the party.
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Only a woman
Do you spend l/6 of your time In state
of embarrassment OF fear, lack of poise
and maybe ill-healthi Then read my advice.
knows what this means
D. ELLEN J. BUcIdAND. oraA-ai. Ns--

Life 10 increase and muitipiy-hs
cause Of many ailments.
No trouble dlsposing Of
II 10 as easily disposed Of as q
piece Of tissue-simply discard II
No embarrassment. no difficulty.
Women who seek daintiness,
peace Of mind. eIquisiteness and
safety under all circumstances,
use Il. Once you do, no other
method viii ever satisfy. And
millions win tell you this.
Easy 20 get now
An drug and department stores
have KOTEX In plain packages
Get II without embarrassment
simply by saying @Kotex.- II
snowy white, immaculate folds In
the medium package.
/ want TO send you a new book
let for women on this subject,
written by a doctor. JUS, write
for it. And IL you have never
tried KOTEX. / viii be glad to
send you a sample, free
Write today for bookfet or
sample to
ELLEN J. AUCKLAND, ok
Cellucotton Lzboratorios
1855 w. Jackson Blvd, Chicago, m
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Music
Song Recital
at Cornish

Song Recital
at Cornish
a song recital vill be given b.
pupils of Jacques J0u Jcrv4no on
Thursday evening. May 20. a. $40
o'clock In tbs Cornish Litllo tbestcr.
Following IL tho program
"a 10 me Hour .......-.,. csrmiebssl
Msy Seal end Paul TeansY
Fuas 90 = tsareiY I've in guns
aqlYFiEu niumbsT HgnE .+ss..s.
Nspsi TAFT
aHHh tstr-rtfr t-r+ssrs cries
"A ne tssdrs hussits- .,.. %. aausisay
FranCls Jordan.
IA Parting srs...-.+st.s-..... Rogers
'Nasss On June" .-.ts....t .... German
SIRE Anna Oshurn
Elizabeth uusums ease. violin ottlirHta
hlsfi u'Afip -..t. t-'s-s.+s... -Par1iui
nsisn slaughter.
Lee frIrs Fruiueunrs ,--..+... campfz
firNs fhsnHsn ..ss..r. -s.-+ hisst
Loves "a the nigh Head" .s.... Rogers
Airs Edith Waii
he The NotifHt n ths noble.
sttserfsr fs+sa-sstastr-ss tchurnhnn
~ Marriage dss Roses ........ franz
-Th0 Jasmine Door .sss..rsr.s. Scott
Mrs. , y. ntaEh.
'AnEfl uf Beauty .+r+s.--s-s snfhuhrrf
30 rhat We Tuo Were MayluE" NsFin
fasda Hgech.
''NulcsH's HoHE r....,,....... oeunod
leo ursly.
Empf fqpfE-Noas .-+stt...sss. GODDARD
'tteihs' ts-fr-ftttt ststss.sss+s- Boot
spfiuss Professor ...ss.-.....s+ frauE
Ruth naystad
Eiirabsth ourum' lirass, violin ebbiigato.
The Supreme Aaysnturu" .s.,s....
srrssss.sstftsfst.ss ward stephens
Victor Wickurgm.
ehtfs nuit' ttss.s.-tt..s-ss..H afhsief
fapiilen' stst+.+ttssstsH-+s fpwafAin
AflsttF sssstsssstssssfsrs Niahl
MaFy Barton.
10 Hear the Gentle Lark ..s.. bishop
The hiHhk Wiud" ...sss.s+t..ss.fh FARLEY
A. the Wen ftfs atfs"ffs AAaf riiiai
Lois Holt brown.
~naddisr Than the cherry ...s Hhndsi
'rrhs Drum. Msiar .st......... Thomas
Easin Cook
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CRY FEDERATION
EXCURSION
The home economies department
OF the City Federation VIII give an
excursion thru the government
canal locks 10 Chico. leaving LGschi
park on Thursday. May q. at 10
a. m
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q OF noLpEN NonTn

LADIES or GOLDEN NORTH
Tho Ladies' Of tho Golden North
will give card party Friday. May
"a. az , .. IN AZ their hail. inssiS
First ave. Refreshments. Public In,
Nitrd
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THIS 10 subject which
every woman will under
stand. ! speak Of ], both as
an authority and as a woman
Modern science has found a
better way - safer. less embar-
RAISING. more hygienic-than the
old-time sanitary pad"
II Is called KOTRX. Nurses
In war time France first discov-
cred II. Now 8 in 10 women In
the better walks OF life use Il. The
bad habit Of makeshift methods
!, rapidly being ended.
609s Of many Ills common 10
women, according 10 numerous
authorities. arc due 70 improper,
old methods. That's why doctors
30 strongly urge KOTEX.
What IL Is
ROTEX isa newly discovered
material Made OF Cellucotton, IL
Is far more absorbent than ordi-
nary cotton. II sb5orbs 10 times
~ cum tpciahi ~ rsoiiip,s.
tits hygieniesIly treated. Hence
does not invite dangerous germ
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Bridge Luncheon Club

Mrs. Louis Fisher Boynton en-.
tertained her bridge luncheon club
this afternoon az the apartment Of
her mother. Mrs. ". c. Peters. In
Hamilton Arms
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Entertains at Luncheon

Mrs. C, y. Dickinson entertained
with bridge luncheon OF forty.
eight covers on Tuesday afternoon.
az the Willard.
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cITY.wIDE DEMOCRATIC

WOMEN'S CLUB
The Seattle City. Wide Democratic
women's club will give cafeteria
dinner and court whist party at
DartnaiI's cafeteria, Second and Mad.
ison St. Thursday evening. May g,
Dinner at $50 o'clock. entertainment
at 100 O'Clock. Cards at sii5 O'Clock
Public invited.
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Women's Clubs

WASHINGTON IRVING P.T.A.
Tho Washington Irving PIT. A.
win meet Thursday. May 20. al :
p. m. In the school auditorium. Re.
ports Of the convention committee
win be read. Refreshments.
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~ -. ", No
w. y. a. Review No. 3, Of tho
M9ccabces, viii entertain tho chill
dren Of members ut q May day fcA
tly2l 70 DO held Thupday, May ~. at
.. m, at a. o. ~ w. hall, 1903
Ninth ave, business meeting at 7.3O
o'clock.
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complete n program that II most
appropriate for tho closing days Of
May.
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W. G. T. U. MAY PARTY

The w. G. T. U. Americanlzation
center. at 70s F'lndlay st., under the
direction Of Mrs. Casea orsborn. viii
Pc the scene Of May party on
thursday afternoon, May 20. from /
until O'Clock. An interesting pro.
gram has been prepared which win
include q vocal solo by Mrs. o. r.
hreiscr, with harp accompaniment,
nd vocal numbers by Rev. q. A.
eduen, with Mrs. Moline at the pI.
1no. Take South Seattle oar Mo. 6
70 IAcile ~
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EAsTERN sTAH cI.rR

The Eastern Star club will enter.
tain with 1880 o'clock luncheon
on Friday. May q. At 1920 Arcade
building. Mrs. Irene McKenny is
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MINUTE WOMEN
A ga0cIATInN


King County Minute women's asso.
citation will hold It's annual meeting
Thursday. May g. at D. m. in Fred.
crick & Nelson's auditorium. Mrs.
II. NJ. stryker. county councillor. VIII
preside. A business session and elec.
ton Of officers will follow and u
program which viii include these
numbers presented:
piano--"scherEo Minor" ,..... Chopin
Carmen Frye.
illustrated Talk on Early Plymouth
........t...A Mrs. H. NJ. STRIKER
Declaration OF Indspendenco--D
ton.
BY Minute Women.
Patriotic Address. Mr.. r. Munro 8mock
Picture showing flag ceremonial at state
convention.
Violin
'.Romanza Andaiuza' ......... sarasats
"8lavonian Dance" ...... DYorsk- krsisler
Eidridgs Byrd Elliott,
Accompanied by Carmen Frye.
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. O 7 G. X

chairman OF the affair. assisted by
Mrs. Eta Drake. Mrs. Ida Weber.
Mra. Anna Owens. Mrs. Alice Shop
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soRosIs CLUE

The art department Of the sorosis
club will meet at the women's Fed.
Grated clubhouse Thursday. May %.
2 p. m. Mrs. J. w. Hoar viii DO
ostess and the program will include:
Technique. grouping. Mrs. a. ].
webb; Objects Of Art Recently
Brought Into the United States" II.
J.. Luke; modern artists. WIN. Nor.
ris Hunt Mrs. VI. r.. Calendar.
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wooDCRAFT TOTEM CLUB
Woodcraft Totem club will meet
Thursday, May 20. at 2 p, m.,Ain the
clubrooms The social committee
will be In charge Of the meeting.
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DANIEL BAGTEY PIT. A.

The Daniel BagIey PIT. A. will
meet in room :, Thursday. May %.
at 3a5 p. m. Program and report
on state convention Refreshments.
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THuRspAY pRoCiRnss 80

The Thursday Progress club viii
meet Thursday. May %. at 2 p. m.
with Mrs. Tom Taggart. 1920 sunny
side ave.
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Howclrs. ]. c.
9th S. w. & Holden st.
Howell St Hdwe. 1ils Howell st.
Junction Hdwo. Co.
422s w. Alaska st.
Jackson Furn, Co. Gao jackson 81.
Mcfarland Lbr. Co.
iabth 4 Victory Way
Mt. View HIdwe. Co.
7aos Aurora Ave.
North End store
ba5o University Way
North Grove Lbr Co.
1i7th q Greenwood
, Powcii's Pharmacy 1895 Broadway
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pard and Mrs Gina Shields. Bridge
and whist will occupy the afternoon
hours.
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snc1AL posTpoMED

I s1V'gTFNTF = " =
The social planned by the Women
OF Mooseheart Legion for Thursday
evening, May %. at Moose temple,
has been indefinitely postponed, ow.
1 ing 10 the sudden death of chap.
ter member.
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l,rv IAwToN cIRcLE

GEN. BAwToN CIRCLE
Gen. Lawton Circle Ladies Of the
q. A. r., win have their annual
May Day party at 70s Findlay IT..
Thursday. May %, from until 4
o'clock. Take South Seattle cur,
No. y. 10 Lucille st,
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Ayres & ziobarth l7i3 Ycsler Way
Bungo- Harper Lbr. Co.
White Center Stn.
Barclay Hdwe. co. a20t No. Seth ST.
Catanln, Sam i3aS Rainier Ave.
Chamberlain store Co, 90 q ". Union
Cruvcr. Albert az riorentln st.
Dornn, ID. w. 7t06 Greenwood Ave.
Hail. q. j. ba2 18th Ave. No.
llnwlins, o. ~. S5bs Gonesoc 81,
nerapor A. 1870 University Way
Hlgga, lack s0T No. aeth Sc.
Holland Hdwc. Go. $3.50 Ballard Ave.
Holmes Co, 10, u. s5th & Greenwood
HoelSins. A. 10. ssas Alli Ave.
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MOTHERS CLUB

III Beta Phi Mothers dub will
meet at the chapter house, Thurs.
day, May %, ut y. m.
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WASHINGTON HIVE NO. GA

WASHINGTON HIVE NO. GA
Washington Hive No. pa. Ladies
Of the Maccabees. will give card
party and dance Thursday. May %,
nj D. m. Mt McKay's hall, Rainier
ave and Adams St.
The hive viii have a meeting on
Tuesday May 20. at 2 p. m.
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DrcKENs FrLLOwguIp


Dickens Fellowship Will meet on
Thursday evening. May 20. nj 8
o'clock, In tho Chamber Of Com.
mcrcc rooms. Tire Old Curiosity
shop" will be the subject Of study.
Visitors welcome.
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w, ", viii meet In Veterans hall,
aFmnry. Thursday. May 70. at p.
IN. Important business and iuitia.
ton. Members urged TO attend.
AUXILIARY TO TRAfNMEN
Tho Ladies' Auxiliary TO the
Brotherhood OF Railroad Trainmen
win hold their next meeting Thurs.
day. Stay %. at 7:9o p. m, at 1915
First ave. A card party win follow
at sac p. m. Members and friends
invited
p, Z, o. CONVENTION
The program for the second day.
Thursday. May 20. Of the p. Il. o.
convention. which opened today In
centralia is announced az follows.
/ A. m.--Committss work.
A. my-Caii 20 order. guards report
opening ode tsswt. devotional exercises
Mrs. Grace q. Russell. Chapter AZ:
music. Mrs. HstA Todd Dunn! minutes o.
I previous session. 'Eselprocity," in charge
/ u Mrs. Madgo =. Crisp. Chapter y.
Benefits Derived From Reciprocity"
/ Mrs. Crisp. spokane. Harmonious Co.
operation" Mrs. Ina A. Ault. Seattle
/ Courtesy 70 Unaffiilatsd Members. .
atTa. Bernles waddlngham. Everett:
''Bensfita Derived From Exchange OF
4 Ideas at Gst-Togsthsr Meetings" affs,
I Virginia Trafton. Brliiusham.
+ 10 a. discussion or reasons and
I remedies for "inaetiYes."
I 1890 a. m.-Rsports Of supreme con.
I vsution Social and Literary Features,' .
Mrs. Ethss Ada Carson, Chapter AY:
Constitutional Changes and AmendTnsnts
/ 20 bylaws" Mrs Lucy Lenfesty. Chap
ter An: Recommendations and BusI-
/ mesa tfrs. NJ Coles whttiock. record
/ ing secretary of the state chapter.
/ II n. Restholfne." Mrs. Virginia
/ Mason. chapter @. vocal solo. Mrs. Mar
suerits Tyler. capter Y.
\ 1856 n. m.-~''HeciamatioB Service "a
the Crippled Children Of tho Northwest. "
Nrs John W. Roberts, treasurer Of this
I Chiidrcna orthopodic Hospital, Seattle.
~ m.-fJuuchoon.
1870 p. nt.--cail 10 order: guards 70.
/ port "obiects and Aims" repeated In
unison By tho convention, led by Mira.
/ Florence Rose. Capter Y. violin soio
Prof. Carl Moidren. centralIs: minutes
Of previous session. Chapter Reports. .
I Mrs Aryusss Bolster. Beliingham, core
/ spending secretary of the state chapter
address "Our Heritage" Mrs, Edith
I Markham wallace. Seattle, recordins
sarrefary OF tho supreme chapter and
past president OF the state chapter: vocal
/ solo. MES Mabel Dtlts, Chapter AY.
| educational Fund Hour" In charge OF
Mrs Louis G. Abrams. BelIiugham
chairman Of tho board OF trustees OF The
educational fund and past president Of
tho state chapter; paper. our Fund
I f.ndowment and Revolving" Mrs.. Flor
sncc Griffin, past president OF tho state
chapter, paper, Chapter Recommends
tons" Mrs. Gertrude A. Kline. Chapter
AK. discussion and question boz, Mrs
Abrams.
D m.--Adjournmsnt fo- drive q
| olYIs' Training School at Grand Mound
i D. n.--Dlnner, u. j. LIS OF Chap'
! ter X
! 7.gO D. m.---CaiI 70 order; guards -e'
mort: model meeting Chapter X, unde7
the supervision OF Mrs. Wakefield, state
organizer; remarks by the organizer
vocal solo. Mrs fnoz Gibson. Chapter BID
s1dysss. Mrs. VIVA Ives Bowden, presi.
I dent OF the supreme chapter
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Miss Betty De Woo viii return nexi
week from New York. where shs haa
been attending the Commonwealth
school.
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DIR. J. Howard snlyeiy and son,
Mr. Howard u. sniyoly. returned
Tuesday from "A three weeks hunt
ing trip In the scIkirk mountains.
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%, s.
w Len 4 oIeo.s1 wEsTL

Seaborn Lumber Co.
1854 s5th Ave. s. w.
Standard Paint Co, 2tiS First Ave.
SpeiRer a Hurlbut End \ Union
Terry & parraugh
$50 Broadway No.
Tweedy & Popp eios No. 18th 81.
York Grocery Co. 3io0 Rainier Ave.
Botheli Chase a Mohn
Burlon Lake Buricn Lhr. Co.
Edmonds Edmonds Hdwe Co.
kirkland Kirkland Hdwe. 90.
Redmond Redmond Trading Co.
Wnterville watervIile Hdwe. Co.
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Mr.. Lucien Perrot and Mr.. Arthur
Lingenhrink viii move this week 70
their cottage at Roanoke, on Mercer
island.
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Mrs. Joseph jefferson Josephine
Pollock OF Wheeling, W. Va, Is
visiting her mother. Mrs. Louis
Lcvensaler.
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AUXILIARY 10 TRAfNurN

Tho Ladies' Auxiliary TO the
Brotherhood Of Railroad Trainmen
win hold their next meeting Thurs.
day. SHAY %. a, 100 p. m, at 1915
First ave. A card party win follow
At $40 p. m. Members and friends
invited.
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Mr. and Mrs. +. @. McMlckon re-
turned this week from a short trip
10 California.
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AUXILIARY FoRrsoN

AUXILIARY FoRTsoN
THYCEsEN CAMP 49, ..
Fortson ThyEesen Auxiliary U. 8.
w. ". will meet in veterans' haii.
aFmnry. Thursday. May 70. AZ ? p.
m Important business and iuitia.
ton Members urged TO attend.
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SIR. and Mrs. Roa Williams
dorothy ThomaAl arc receiving con
gratulationa upon the birth Of a
daughter. Edith Elizabeth. on
May IS.
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Mrs. George A. Hufd. who has
been visitor in town for several
weeks. left this morning for her
home In New York.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-21

Mrs Louis II. Bond OF Boston,
who has been the guest OF Mrs,
Do Lorns Harbaugh this week. win
leave Monday for her home.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-21

SIR. and Mru. Frank Frederick
and sons. SIR. Harold Frederick and
SIR, Frank Frederick. Jr, removed
last week from tho Park Court
TO Hawthorne court.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-21

Our new book HOME
PAINTING" will tell
you the paint or
varni,h TO use-how TO
use il. Tear out this sd-
vertisement, write your
name and .ddre. 90 the
margin. mail IL TO Us.
and you will receive =
copy FREE. " RE-
TURN MAIL.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-21

Mr.. and Mrz. Homer Leroy Elchsi
icft Tuesday evening for a foN
dnys' visit at Long View,
The circle banner., 1924-09-26
NOTICE BIDS FOR COAL

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, that
sealed bids viii be received by the
Board of County Commlss 'oners Of
McCone County, Montana. until two
O'Clock p NJ. October 9th, 1924. at
the office of the County Clerk and
Recorder at Circle. Montana, fer the
furnishing Of good grade of Ignite
ccal for County purposes.
Each bid must be accompanied by
a certified check for the sum of
s25.00 made payable to Thomas H0rs-
ford. Chairman of the Board.
Bids must be plainly addressed 10
Jesse z. Dave, Circle, Montana, and
marked bid for Furnishing Coal.s
The board reserves the right to ac-
cept OF reject any and all bids
Dated at Circle, Montana, this
23rd day of September, A. D. 1924.
JESSE f. DAVE,
County Clerk and Recorder.