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Imperial Valley press., 1924-05-05
MINNEAPOLIS MAN HERE SAYS
IMPERIAL VALLEY is IDEAL
PLACE FOR GROWING of HEMP

1t is possible that Imperial Valley
will rank with other gfeat hsarf
growing regions in the teax~futue
if plans of Karl Wessef, president
of the Karl Vessel company of st.
Paul, Minnesota ONE of the largest
linen fibre and by-products firms
in the United States, who is now in
Imperial Valley looking over pros
poets for building factories here,
are realized.
Mr.. Vessel, a pioneer in the field,
declared this morning that the I'M
perial Valley, the San Joaquin and
the Sacramento Valley are three of
the best adapted places for the rails
ing of hemp. He said that Imper-
ial Valley in particular presented
many attractive features for the in
dustry. The fact that the heat is
so intense during part of the year,
would eliminate much of the drying
expense, he said.
It has been demonstrated beyond
a doubt that hemp can be grown to
advantage in the Imperial Valley,
but there has never been any SER
ious attempt to manufacture it into
finished products.
Hemp is not hard on the land, -
Mr.. Vessel said. cit removes less
plant food than many other farm
crops. 1t also improves the con-
dition of the soil. Its long tap roots
penetrate TO considerable depth and
loosen the undersoil layers and the
dense growth of leaves also shades
the soil the greatest part of the
growing season and prevents the
baking and crusting of the soil sur
face. II is Il successful crop for
smothering quack grass. Canada
thistles and other weeds, - he
said.
Grows In Alkali
When asked about the possible
ties of raising hemp on alkali
lands, Mr.. Vessel said he had been
told on good authority that hemp
would take up reasonable amount
of the alkali from the soil and in
time clear it so that other crops
could be planted later.
''In 1917 there were about
$4,000 acres of hemp grown in the
United States,' Mr. Vessel said
cit can be grown almost anywhere
f. in this country. Muck and marsh
lands properly drained, silt and clay
loans, prairie soil of limestone ori
gin and high in organic matter
clyde and marsh border are espe
cially adapted for hemp. Millions
of acres of land are available i'll
Imperial Valley press., 1924-05-05

Work has begun on a high school
III Paso Robles, San Luis Oblspo
county, 10 cost $l66,035.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-05-05
e. rI
10000 Coal Miners
Go Back to Work
by United Press Leased Wire

KANSAS CITY, Mo, May O.
Forty thousand coal miners i'll the
southwest, on strike since April /,
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Patrons and Pdtronesses
Tor Junior Promenade

nc patron and patroness list
ior the Junior Promenade. which
tie Junior Circle Of the Fruit and
FIower Mission viii give Tuesday
evening. May ~. al De Honey's. in
slsae:
VI. and Mrs z. S. Goodwin, Mr.
md Mrs q. !. c. Barton. DR.. and
Mrs Don Palmer. Mr.. and Mrs
Harry Otis Mcknight. Mr.. and Mrs.
\, l. Merritt. Mr.. and Mrs. William
ksison, Mr. and Mrs. II. IT. Nanny.
Ir and Mrs. 4. J. Webb. Mr.. and
Mrs W. II. Lyon. Mr.. and Mrs.
Rsy Page Ballard. Mr.. and Mrs
co-win shank. Dean and Mrs. II. L.
Spencer. Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel l.
Pratt DR.. and Mrs. a. o. Loo. Mr..
and Mrs Peter Mogensen. Mr.. and
Mrs Frederick Boyd. Mrs. John
Locke, Mr. and Mrs. Charles S.
Wis. sIr. and Mrs. Edwin selvin.
~. and Mrs. ]. r. Downing. Mr.
and Mrs. William n. Fix. Mr.. and
hr4 O. D. Fisher. Mr.. and Mrs.
NexandeF Meister. Mr.. and Mrs,
Harry Henke, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Jacobson. Mr. and Mrs. David
Fryer, Alr. and Mrs. W. W. Frenck.
Mr. and Mrs. Z. z. Oliver. Mr.. and
MIS- J. T. Festherstone. Mrs. ]. W.
wis. Mrs. b. Sullivan. Mrs. r.
.. Hetrick. Mr. and Mrs. w. u.
haynes. Dir. and Mrs. Frank A.
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Rainier Chdptel' viii
GiUe Card Pdrtu

Rainier chapter u. A. r.. has
planned a bridge md nah jongE
party on Tuesday. May s. on board
the Campfire ship Camsrade-ie.
AIRS l.. a, Brcmerman Is chair.
man OF the affair. assisted hy Mrs
David W. Bowen. regent OF the
chapter. Mrs. Edmund Bowdon. AIrs.
Wallace Warmer Reed. Mrs. c. q.
Rradner Mrs ". ) Blackwell. Mrs.
J. +. Hubbsri. Airs J. +. Wagner.
Mrs. Arthur DC Voc. Mrs. c. p. Bry'.
ant. Mrs Edwin Ripley and arrs.
g. r. Leonard.
The committees appointed include.
Tickets Mrs. Lucicn r. Jones and
Mrs. Harry d. Hurley; tea service.
Mrs. James l.. Leslie. assktsd by
Mrs. G. W. Ynncy. Mrs. Howard T.
Ballard. Mrs. j. II. sitter, Jr, and
the chelotru group OF Campfire
Girls. fayors. Mrs. +. +. Grant, AZ
sisted By Mrs Edith Peterson and
Mrs. william r. Calvert.
Daughters OF The American Rcvo.
luton win assist. Mrs. Samuel II.
Macdonald Is in charge OF the pro.
gram. which includes a Colonial
dance By Mary Jane s;uvcr. and
piano numbers by Florence Parker
Mccanne and ciaribel Moore.
For reservations call Mrs. Brem.
erman. KE nwd.if5s, or Ms. Jones.
MA in.7ssT.
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Curtis Box TO Marry
y Philadelphid

Invitations were received Ia Sc
,rt Thursday 10 the marriage of
a. william Curtis Box. son of Mr..
,,i Nh. Edward " Box. q Phils.
lphla. and Miss Margaret Adams
RUNNER. daughter OF Air. and Mrs
William Thompson Plummer. o.
psaadslpha. The ceremony win be
aiemnisod saturday. May "a, AZ t.so
oc.ock. IN Tho Memorial Church o.
Paul. oycrbrook. Philadelphia.
Aiier September Air Hok and his
sise viii b. AZ home az woodside
fsaA. Arimorc. Pa.
ne announcement ot the coming
msrrnge Of Alr BOX is OF particular
aierrst 20 the host Of seattle friends
= made during the summer 81 islS
vhen as an ensign in tho United
S,ases navy. he was awaiting orders
her. during the summer months Of
hat year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-02
Program Will Be
Repeated Tonight

The Doll House." a ballet In one
net. together with a dance diver.
tisement. opened on Thursday night
at the Cornish Little theater the
last week OF tic Second Annual
Scholarship Festival The program
will be repeated on Friday and Sat.
urday evenings ard also at a Sat.
urday matinee.
The whole is under the direction
Of Marta Courtney. the head Of the
dance department OF the school.
The lighting effects, which were ex.
cellent. were the work OF Cyrus II.
campion. while the stage setting
was the work OF the school. The
general design and the costuming
are the result OF the taste and ex.
eeutive ability OF the dlrcctress.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-02
Seattle Society
Edited by Lillian Keen LeBalster Telephone MA inOsOo
Assistant-Franees Oldham
Musio-Louise Raymond Owens
Mrs. Ballard Issues Cards for Tea in Honor
of Bride; Visitor H'W Be COMMUNICATED

AfRs ROY PAGE BALLARD has
vi oarls out Tor tea AZ her heme
Fsaay afternoon. Man 2. from 3
,,a 6 O'Clock. 60 honor Mrs Fred.
,rsk Austin Burwcu elizabeth
p.,un Mss Augusta Rurwru viii
s.ss With Airs Ballard and the
hsaar giest,
M Iuns smith. Mrs. Edward
i-nsdon BurWen. Mrs Richsrd
frwls and Mrs. Harold Poison VIII
,ssrnats a the urns and Miss Aleiia
,.mssis. Miss Beth Curtis Aiiss Mar
=, MacKinnon. Miss Carrie Raser
"a Ms Ruth Pratt viii assist,
NJ ana Mrs Rurwcli whose wed.
49, was soiemnitcd March :, have
- returned from their wedding
rp 70 Honolulu.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-02

Plumfr Mr and Mra. G. r. Al
Pratt. Air aud AIRS A. n Tmax
Mr.. and Airs. Le Roy ~. Raekuz
Mr. and Mn, carl Coz. M and
Mr =. > Bold ana Ar snd Mrs
t.. s Niekcrs
Reservations should be made With
Mr. John ioor Locke. Jr. ca pltl-
$500; Mrs frank skinner. CA PHI
eeia. or Mrs James p Dyer RE acn.
ealo
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Orthopedic Shops

Mrs. w. A. ToIlinger win be hostess
for seahurst auxiliary At the ortho
pedic lunch room. Saturday. assisted
by Mrs. F. r. Rice Airs. c. p. Lar.
son. Mrs. p. r. Allen. Mrs. J. L. Col.
we'll. Mrs. $. Provine. Mrs. j. Kerr.
AIRS. r Z. Drake. Mrs. l.. L. ,dellsn
Mrs. ]. L. Ritter. Mrs +. Ferris.
Mrs. s. Mekkleson. Mrs. II. l.. Swan.
Mrs. Harmon. Airs. S. Hudson. Mrs.
E. Schicldmyer. Mrs. II. r. Norris.
Mrs. r. l.. Love. Miss A. Pashley
and Miss Rhoda League.
Sunset guild will be in charge all
day Saturday at the Thrift shop. rep
resented By Mrs. A. Hammergren
and Mrs. J. stoefner.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-02
Mrs. Van TuW
Entertaining

Mr.. Frank II. Van Tuyl viii en-
isriain with q luncheon a. the sun
Il club next Wednesday In honor
q the members on the board Of
trustees Of the club,
The guests win later attend the
frosTam At the club. when Mrs. Max
rntti win talk on Phases OF Col.
r-s Life
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Mrs. Harrington
C0mplimeHted

To horror Mrs Elliott Dean Har-
ringion OF Schenectady. y. l.. who
Is spending several months with
ksr parents. Mr. and Mrs. Jason
D Butler. Miss Frances Oldham en-
isrsained informally al bridge and
"a AZ her home this afternoon.
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affair includes Miss Louise Blaine.
Miss Margretta Macfarlane. Miss
Louise Mcdonald. Miss carman Foy,
Miss Ida May CULVER. Mr.. Dayton
Davies. Mr.. John Backland. Mr..
Howard Bonnet, Mr.. Frank Powers.
Mr.. Albert Kelly and. Mr.. William
Burkheimer. chairman. Mr.. Thomas
Olson is president OF the association.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-02
MINNEWATHA ellie

The Minnewatha club viii begin
lts summer outing parties at Leschi
pavilion Saturday evening. May ..
this being it's 22nd annual May party
Tho club will dance at Leschi pm.
vilion every Saturday night all sum.
mer. and with the cooperation OF
the park board and the Chamber OF
Commerce It win maintain n tourist
bureau in the pavilion for visitors to
Seattle and the Pacific Northwest.
The club VIII also give It's parties
at christensen's Broadway hall every
Saturday night as usual all summer.
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Women's Clubs

Saturday evening. May 3. at the Ma.
sonic club. Arcade square. Special
guests OF the evening will include
officers OF the other Seattle courts
md many prominent Masons and
Eastern Stars The floor committee
in charge will he Sir knight Asso.
ciate Patron W. VI. Tomlinson. as.
sisted by Hon. Ladies Archer. Baker
and Bailey. and Sir Knights Royal
Patron James Canny and Past Pa.
irons Ginnever and Funnel.
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Personal

Mr.. ana MIS- Atrcrt krifuiha VIII
leave Sunday night for New York.
70 be away a month
SIR. and Mrs Robert Mcrrict
will return saturday from short
visit Ia Vancouver. - c.
Mrs John Dudley Robert with
her sister Mise Muriel iAndcr. and
brother Mr. George Under, len
Thursday by motor FOR California
on months trip
Mr and Mrs, W A. ". smith mo-
torcd 10 Bellingham Thursday 20
attend the Tulip show. They viii
return Monday.
Mr.. md Mrs Arthur Latlmst viii
leave this evening for Lake
crescent. motoring up for the week
end
Mr. A. W, Miller and his daush-
ter. Miss Katherine Miller. niot0rcd
up from Portland Wednesday 70 re.
main in town over the weekend
While here they are guests ~ the
Hotel Washington.
Mr. and Mrs. W. ]. Lynch. OF OF
tawa. Canada, have been In town
for a few days. guests az the Hotel
Washington.
Mrs Barnctte Fisher and baby
daughter. Elaine Caigc. have re.
turned TO their home from the Minor
hospital.
Mrs. L. J Castle. who has been
pending the past year in Portland.
has returned TO Seattle and Is at
home at the Carroll apartments
Miss Helen IEoe returned this week
from trip 10 New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin l.. Wood.
ward are being congratulated upon
the birth OF daughter. Elizabeth
Ann. April 80. at the Swedish hos.
pItal.
Mrs. Benjamin Grosscup has re.
turned from a short visit east OF the
mountains.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-02
AnRopneeS Daughters
Engagement

AR and Mrs. John Edward swan.
SON announce the engagement Of
their daughter. Hildur A. Swanson.
20 AR John ). Kcnnrtt. son OF Mr.
and Mrs Fmnkln A Kennett. o.
this city. Tho wedding viii take
place IA the early part OF June
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-02
Luncheon 10 Honor
Mrs. Hurd

Mrs Charles whlttlesey Is enter
i.niax with a luncheon at the
srast club on Monday In honor
q Mr. Georro Hurd % New York.
80 4 visitor In town. Bridge
snd nah longs Nil be player later
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-02

Emily TagEar the Pine Tree Tea Room. in the McDERAoTT
hdg, baked ham with oandd sweet
With appear nufy little hot NUT
glorious stuff
dessers You've
idea how delicious odfshoncd gingerbread buttercoeh
be when topped Miss date
puddnxs you way.
party ths pine Tree
Alaskan baskstry and beads
For day Of delight downtown recommend this corridor q special
service. Upstairs at Fourth and Pine.
I 1881 make mo MeDermon BId0 site 6ere
sald $500 Today The D1oHnd . eorh 10000
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-02
Mrs. Stanton Hostess

Mrs Lewis stanton will - host
ess "a the members Of her bridge
luncheon club ~ her home next
Tuesday afternoon. entertaining
twelve guests
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Bridge Luncheon for
Mrs. Bender

Mrs Myer Aronson entertained
with a luncheon % fourteen covers
az her home on Thursday after.
noon, In honor o. Mira John Rob.
erts Bender who IS leaving shortly
for her home in Los Angeles
Bridge was enjoyed by all.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-02
FEDERATION OF
MUSIC Gibbs

Washington State Federation Of
Music clubs meets Saturday. May .,
at 10 O'Clock in Frederick & Nelson's
auditorium. National officers. Mrs.
John f. Lyon and Mrs. Cecil Frankel.
present. No host luncheon at 1890
o'clock in tea room. Student recital
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-02
SPORTS CLOTHES DANCE

Plans are being completed for tho
sports clothes dance TO be given by
the American Lexicon auxiliary 10
University Post No. IL. Saturday eve.
ming, May 3. at Douglas University
hall. corner OF Z. f5th st. and Uni.
yersity way.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-02
MEMoRIAL coMMITTEE

a meeting Of The Memorial COM
mittee will take place in the library
Of the Armory. Saturday May 3.
at 2:30 p. IN. All patriotic organi-
zationa are requested TO send repre-
se1tatives.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-02
ERtertains for Mother

In recognition of the birthday %
her mother, Airs Aiae Case. Mrs n.
W. konold entertained with lunch.
con, Of eight covers az her home on
Friday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-02

Mr.. Barr-'t Green left Wednesday
for New York, after spending a few
weeks with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Green.
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HATAsU GUARDS
CARD PARTY

Hatasu Guards will give bridge
and whist party at Norton's cafe
terra. Saturday evening. May 3, at
$3.50 o'clock. Members Of Daugh-
ters OF Nile and all Masonic frater-
mites and friends invited to at
tend.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-02

Kappa Kappa Gamma Alumnae
association win meet with Mrs, Her.
bert Coo. sat s5th ave. y. on Sat.
urday afternoon, May 3. at $50
O'Clock New officers will be elected.
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Luncheon Hostess

Mrs. W. H. Case entertained to.
day with a luncheon Of eight COW
ers. followed hy bridge. In her
apartment at the sealtR Vista.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-02
MASQUERADE DANCE
AND CARD PARTY

On Saturday. May 2. Seattle Chap
'er, Q. y. f., will give masauer-
ade dance and card party at Doug
'as hall. 10th and Il. Pine. Bridge
ana whist VIII be played. There
VII be fsvors for cards. most or
,glnal costume and the best waltz.
Splendid music.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-02

in auditorium at 2:l5 O'Clock. Ban.
quet at Hotel Gowman at $50 o'clock,
open 70 all musicians.
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RUMMAGE SALE

~ Beta Phi alumnae will hold q
summage sale at 1914 First ave. all
aly saturday. May 3. For informa.
lion call EA st-5is1.
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CLUBS FOR SATURDAY

DELTA ZETA ALUMNAE
Delta Zeta AIumnae will meet
saturday. May 3. at 2:30 D. m. at
me home Of the Misses Winnie and
Josephine Dean, 934 y. nth st.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-02
DEDICATE BRONZE TABLET

Dedication Of bronze tablet TO John
Denny, Saturday. May 3. at 2 o'clock
at Lake View cemetery. under aus.
pices Of Daughters OF 1912.
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QUEEN ANNE ALUMNAE DANCE
The Alumni Association OF Queen
Anne high school win hold rs annual
alumni dance on saturday evening,
al $40 o'clock, at the high school.
The committee in charge OF the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-02
NARRATIVES 10 GIVE
DANCING; PATTY

evergreen Court No. 2, order OF
nmaran'h. will give their annual
uanclng party and waltz carnival on
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-02

Or. Arthur Burns Is expected home
today from an extended visit in
California.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-02
THAT LOVELY FRocK YOU NEVER WEAR

Would be beautiful elci" BETTY FATllS
often. In buying apparel "wir;lmoe smart
mnu are sold At wee prices Upstairs MeDermo Bldg
ne sports suit aHs 70 combinations Of figured and plain
fera that hormosi-ci Frc found spped bse aud
gfay ioith plain blHo trimmings
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-02
YOUNGSTOWN
IMPROVEMENT CLUE

Youngstown Improvement club
VII give a dance Saturday evening.
T>ay ,. at the clubhouse. Path s. w.
and w. Hudson 81.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-02
GARDENS AND AWNINGS GO

bcstowing home Have heard
o. CAMP LEWIS Wireless Headquarters ~ University 81 the
bndga7 Here all things made order Here's just
the hight the the
curtain you've needed
stripes araiass oror briOhter
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-02
AND DIR. EDMUNDs KNOWS.

lie tells that lenses and correct exercises for III
muscles Of the eye practically all sight difneulies
FruuerPateraon's balcony.
eve shrts efeenre bragiaO back iis
baEda0e fhc good eyc!
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-02
DAUGHTERs' AUXILIARY

DAIGHTEftS' AUXILIARY
The Daughters Auxiliary Of the
Woman's Century club viii hold
business meeting Saturday, May 3.
q z ,. m. at the home OF Miss
Gwdenloyn schofield. $50 10th ave.
y. Election u officers.
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CUSTER AUXILIARY NO. 4
Custer Auxiliary No. 4, Sons Of
Veterans. win give a card party in
wings cafeteria, Saturday evening,
May ..
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THE SARA JANE SHOP FOR TINY TOTS

uffsfs lovely little frocks and sift things for
1907 Fifth ave.
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OF SUCH COMFORT If YOU SWIM!

Mr. Dickson gives alummerong marcel with curs that
can't for $50 full head He's the exceptionally fine
operator AZ Domnieks. Securities BLDG,
Of the prsHdcsf 10
q this: ~ heens straight. fac hair aud makes hair thar
dan fsn Of ooori
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-02
- Come Shopping dOhh ceciNs y

AN ANCIENT ART has been rspipd for aoatoh pane. IT.
HeedLepOiat Pue Of this
out the hills lehere orees akea
Awnings going gardens taking shape re Of
these.
Around the side streets and upstairs great buildings about tour
I'm Arrays finding delightful little shops should know This
ceek re discovered Sara Nolan, the friend the tiny tot and Mdg
KOhn and Charlotte Sude whove bright shop Srh I'll tell
moro Of ueml
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-02

Mrs. Benjamin Grosscup has re.
turned from a short visit east OF the
mountains.
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HOW MUCH PRETTIER THE CURTAINS ARE

When they're tint In tho final This
special service that Laundry
charge written request your
and cal CA piilQ500.
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arlotte Sder, Whore bright new shop Srth III tell
hem!
1T WORKS WHILE YOU'RE BEING MARCELLED!
The NAVAJO facial pack csmis delight! Ha,sie
powders sold go Haght building MA in-'4ss
No one Ooe into retresa, ro IA order TO sav her face
not d mat oo's'e''
THE BEAUTY HIDDEN IN THE HEART
mountain in
ma the GOLD SHOP. 1895 FIRST Ave.
r,.t o,oso,e nslteee 1000 Y.ay. os
oriental Of Tibet
KEEP 1T IN CLOSED GLASS JARS!
Wonderful coffee HUGHES lbs for dolsr' 100 Pine
DO 70. sin psy or cents each eeet 70, round red ia Goa,
SOMETHING NEW AT MRS BATTINS!
win practice class In denaling
dsEn through which you may sew on your own materials Reg
attend the Wednesdays the Y W a.
yos hat you accomplished and
SeS0ner yos can hare saralai n'fae,on "a paia,"aiag
needs
MRS. MABEL HARRIS MADE US KNOW
0 a
Now she price Whole heads a up
ao' soSSed be especially
100" "''' o" TOP I''p de'." you ''F year. at least
FRAU BENNETT TEACHES NEEDLEPOINT
At her crosssich shop @ Union She's finished
oDeS .e"a hot arc ag ese ~ 1@@s III, year. ra@s
last for generations.
A DAY OR TWO AT MISS BEANS
frock finished! and
sos Peoples Bank Bldg MAin-'iio.
,,.s , s &c nc, 10, upon sa nc
IT'S NAME is CHIC.
s Esa1 s Sd s ssa;, have ogsss @
ufui marching and complimentary re-warins'
bob curl. +turnHndcr~;
single bob uOroeiH0 The Of the hair
The '"'s "''r"-1"de'' & the finishing touch
FLOODS OF SUNSHINE
Pa,s.ns,uas salon de Bssn When you have
illus to the scalp 500 Denny Bldg
strange that they
brighten the hair accomplish than intensive bath Of
DON'T PAY TWENTY OR THIRTY!
be copied exactly the
repairnGs MODEL Peoples Bank Bldg
Among all foolish undertakings. resnopiHg
SHE SEEMED SHY. TONGUE.TIED, UNTALENTED
the Cshe pupil Of Bernard Brn
sos Pine ST. we named her the rastme queen
oid noticed socially
A 10ee DISCOUNT THROUGH MAY.
at ELITE 4i4 Ete Bldg Barers
WHAT A LOT OF DELIGHTED PEOPLE
II
THE DELIGHT OF POSSESSING TUB FROCKS!
you BoRGUArs viii
linen ratinc from $3.50 5000 ZOE Pine St
all summer
cleaning service youW find the apparel
tub"
MADE FROM PRICELESS OLD.WORLD FORMULAE
Toieies 27 Peoples Bank Bids
frcoklcds why beauty
SATURDAY is HAT-BUYING TIME
OF mart new patterns
flower trimmed taiored)
a o smoRp
bright
EVERY SPOT AS GREEN AS GREEN CAN BE!
your yard z. Chap,
lawn seed for There's condition
cHAPNANs wcstlakc.
nothing
seeds, materially bcmi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-02
NOT IN JUST PLAIN PLEATs, OH, NO.

You want the material for the froe or the skirt pressed
in tho combinations and !
just plane in sHAMEKs. 5i: Fifth
this
The peataos required
fnuaess The peotHos
skirts cifh material Ia them.