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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-05-14

Ni.W YORK. Mav II. Despite the
Threatened withdrawal VI Mexico from
ihr rebate agreement negotiated nv
ldolrp ~ II lIucrta III 49,. bankers
are planning M continue interest pay
lncnt~ ou the hundS inv"lveslg ApT roNi-
matrly S>.uunutn has been distributed
on -: per cent If th" total and about
un equal amount remains on deposit with
the international committee. tnmple-
tion ~ thr first years service on the
of the bonds IN expected with
ia "a furi night
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-05-14
Alamo Concrete Carts

Easy to handIe--WeII balanced.
Large whccls--Isuilt Strong.
Built for Service and Sstisfsctlon
ALAMO IRON WORKS
Saa AatoRpo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-05

A. the opening dinner dance nl the
olympic hotel on saturday evening
a group 40 one table win include
AR. and Mrs, Timothy Jerome. Mr..
and Mrs. Frederick Marion Hubert
and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Charles
Stuhb. and another group viii In.
cludo Mr.. and Mrs. Neal Tourtcllotts.
Mr.. and Mrs Carl Homer and Mr.,
and Mrs. william G II. Lewis
Mr. and Mrs. Corwin Ebsrtlng. Mr.
and Mrs Hush Purcell. Dr. and
Mrs. William O'shca. Mr.. and Mrs.
wum0t Lilly and Mr. and Mrs Ross
Downs form a no host group. and
Dr. and Mrs J. c Moore viii sponsor
"A no-host table which will include
Mr. and Mrs. C. y Disher OF Van,
couver. DR. and Mrs. Aubrey Martin.
Dr Victor Reed. Mr. and Mrs George
Gum, Jr, and Dr. and Mrs. +. C.
Irwin.
Mr. and Mrs Arthur " Pratt viil
entertain DR.. and Mrs. c. n. Hof.
richter Mr. and Mrs Fredsricl,
Lamping and Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
A. Pratt.
Mr., and Slrs. o. d. Fisher win
have as their guests Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Coffin. Mr.. and Mrs Donald
q. Graham and Afr, and Mrs. John
Loor Locke. Jr.
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Verein Arion Concert

Nrrrin Ariou chorus viii present n
program on sunday evening. pcccm.
Der Z. in Douglas hall. Odd Fellows
temple. assisted by MrH John Nc.
Cormack. soprano. Miss Nea,a Muth.
piano. and Mr. Carl Arnold. tenor.
Following Is tho program.
tai "FFushimEsHets7 s....s. G1idmafk
~ "Wsun Hurasrr uiumsnduit ...
...s.ra .a a. .- s. sH s..s o. saas FrHuhnrf
Arion chorus With plano accompaniment.
20 rTimH Vera DOR italian vaiH
souEi .ast.st.r t.ss..ssss blas9unoW
Mra. Mccormack
Halladr .ssa.a.r s.s...a.s .ssss.s. chopin
Miss Moth
faj Drink 90 SIC only with Thine
Eyes ..s,.s. Ar by Mas voErieh
gbj "Waldzndsrht" twith incidental
tenor Hal1i s.-s.r. ..s....... zoe All
ArioB Chorus a fapri'A
tpl "ManIps" ....r.r.. OIrv Speaks
90 sling. Smile. 8iumbrr ....ss..
t..............-s.ss Charles Gaun0d
trj Rose vie bist dc 50 reissHd ind
mild .r.s.s...rss... Louis spohr
tdI 'fIoffngug' .....-s... T. Esichafdt
Mrs Mccormack.
fsj Polka" ..s.r.,.s. Harhmauinoft
fhl 'Trnto .....s...s.. Cyril Scott
Ten ''saguidiiia" u,.....t..s..s..A lheni,s
Mlss Moth
Tal ''sfurru beach yorrunE s.tr. DUurrHer
10 "Diauer MoHtnE' ....-....sF. Otto
Ariou Chorus a Caprila.
Miss Muth. RerompaniHi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-05
Music
Spargur Quartet viii
Interpret Masterpieces

The Spargur String quartet Will
bT heard IN tho first concert Of a
series ~ four ucNt Tuesday evening.
December .. az Plymouth Congress
iionai church. sixth and University
They are artists who have attained
superb musiclanshlp In the intcrprr
tation % chamber music and bring
10 their work warmth and intimacy
that few du8rtrts have achieved
Their program on Tuesday evening
win b. % exceptional interest one
% The masterpiece presented viii b.
quartet r Fiat Major BY Dyorak
work full Of quaint charm
Dvopk was ono % the most colo.
bFatrd Of modern musical Kruiusea,
and thia work b. ono o. thu most DE-,
lightful compositions hs has given 20
tho world Tho Spargur quartet
win give rs first presentation In So
attic.
n Be- announced that tho concert
will begin promptly az $50 and no
ono win b. seated until the first
number Is played
The season and the single tickets
arc now selling az sherman Clay a
Co, Third and Pine
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-05
PlRRET'S BOOK SHOP WILL HELP
IN YOUR SHOPPING

With books and stationery for young and old
Suckers for Your packages too els Union st
ROCKS Hdt bcSpeub the charm Of the older No
quaint historical background Sctting Off me plot
me 'corered tcdooH" days make guis that az,
hnctirc to send East.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-05
- Come Shopping GOM cecMe

n LMOST orfrug the streets and shops haze taken
II their festrs holiday ar. the rsry otmosphors h0a
a. qraitg that s,saa hurried. The ahoppers fnFh
from counter 10 counter and shop 70 shop. hunting the
appropriate aad least sEpssirs gs tor the many pefoa'
zach uHd ergrg list
WIN speciality shops. end shopping ss'nec7E rs
10 0rOr cosmopolitan frtrB VC1E shopping H0H
bsror, less me oyfop aE Of fffr Years ago and more
the pleasant pa7iig The g0rgoOsy col0rw selections
of iadirtdua things that greet me- eye this season make
shopping q "bsandg oUd q jos"
The social season reaches iis height around the hotdag
oHd me uH-Wp0raHt question Of ph0i 10 rear rs not 10
BE- dstgardcd There Is, u ercTB shop, brilliant sh0"-
ing Of formal oHd stmrt0rH0i attire t0r creB iucto"
and II B0u shopping for apparel more Than gDis yoH
rH not BE- dsoppoilt,d Doubt a. 10 me color Of
dance ffock rH be settled rhoi yOure looked b't-h
must be- Tcd-Of some shade.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-05
Out-of- Tom Guests al
Large Card PdrtN

Tbs Wumans Century club bridge
rra at tho Olympic Hotel on pccrm.
Der 10 Is 90 d. one % tho largest az
a.u boz club annals over ono thou.
and guests viii be entertained.
Among the out -uf.t0wu ladies at
tending win d. Mr.. a. ". Grant
Mr. A. Iuison Benton and Mrs
Alexander X. Johnson. OF Tacoma.
MIS- Harry John Miller. Of Everett
Nlrs, p, l. Montgomery. Mrs Walter
Vert Mrs Walter Groves. Mrs ". s.
Beekmau. Mrs. r. ~ Barry and Mrs
Frank Porter % puyailup. Mrs j,
y, smith. % lowell. Mrs ]. j. D0no-
van. member, Of tho Monday club at
HeiIngham; AIRS. AZ. &. McCvcdic o.
spohomish.
Mrl w r. White o. Brcmerton
will entertain eight guests Mrs.
Glenn Johnson. Mrs. j. =. Gambcrth.
Mrs. r X. Brown and Mrs. Alfred
boss. on Kirkland Mrs. Frank
Houghtou viii entertain Miss Marie
kuichtuberE. OF Milwaukee. Mrs.
Fremont King and Ms. p. IA. Len.
ok, % Tacoma. and Mrs Patrick Nc
HEWITT, OF Spokane.
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If YOU NEED MONEY

T1te your vhIuoblo8 10 H. PacI6l loan
Avenue
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Personal

Mrs Ida G. purasIi Mrs Rather,
Inc Maxwell ana Miss Mary Bliss
Maxwell viii leave next v,rk Tor
California. Nlra PuucIl viii remain
for the winter and Mu, Maxwell
and Miss Maxwell viii return iu
about two months
Nc and Mr. Henry Dearborn
have returned from a months visit
Ia New York
Mr and Mr. Rex Stafford will
remove this week from tho Hotel
Sorrento tG their new home near
the Seattle Golf and Country club.
Aifs Lester HerrIrs and daughter
Miss Eleanor Heuisk. Of San Fpn.
CiHca. arrived today 10 visit Mr
Isrrieka sister. AirH William c.
keith Tor several weeks
Mr. and Aiu MARRIED. Boieom viii
return next week from a ton days
visit in California
AIr and Alro GBuo FnihrrinEham
arrived In town today from Bay city
70 remain FOR the winter months
Mrs. J. =. Rraus who has been
visiting in tho Fast FOR six weeks. be-
the guest Of her son. Mr. 4. y.
krnua. Tor "a few days. en- route 10
her home In Portland.
Miss Gcueviove David who q az
tending Dominican college. az san
Rafael, Cal, and her brother. Jack
David. al Hitchcock Military nchoul.
wiu return about December 10. 10
spend The Christmas holiduya with
their parents, ar md Mn O j..
David.
Lieut. Commander James q. r..
Grocmrr and Mira Grucmrr. who
have becn visiting Mrs. Grocmer's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank r..
Burns, az tho Hotel Sorrento for
several weeks, have removed TO the
Helena apartments. in Bremcrion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-05
ADDITIONAL CLUBS
ROBERT MORRIS
CHAPTER BAZAAR

CHAPTER BAZAAR
Robert Morris Chapter. o. r. s..
has arranged q bazaar for Monday
and Tuesday. December and Q. nj
London's old store on Westlakc ave.
and olive way. Luncheon will be
served all day and evening. Dancing
and cards viii be the amusemcnts.
Worthy Nfatron Mrs Bertha S.
Harris Is general chairman OF plans.
assisted BY the following named chair.
men Of committees. Luncheons and
delicatessen. Mrs. Harriet stewart;
Mrs. Cordelia Smith. fancy work:
Mrs. Clara Margraf. towels. Mrs.
Helen Brun. handkerchlcfs. Mrs. Leo
seidenyerg. miscellaneous; Mrs. Inez
Best. ready to wear. Mrs. Jessie Rich.
ardson. dolls; Mrs. Mary Ryan, cards:
Mrs Cleo Nash. parcel post. Mrs.
Laura Hahn, candy There win also
be a fortune telling booth
H. Gordon Stevenson win direct
the amusements and Herbert snry
the dancing Charles Wedln viii be
In charge Of the country store and
Or. Charles Tiffin and Dr. Carl H.
Ogle Of the special booth
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Seahurst Auxiliary in
Charge at lunch Room

Mrs. Clarence sprague will be hos.
tess Saturday NJ the Orthopcdic
lunch room, 2ti COLUMBIA st. assisted
BY Mrs G. T.. Larson. Mrs. T.. n.
Allen. Mrs. Frank Ricc. Mrs. John
Mikkolson. Mrs Jane Colwcll. Mrs.
William Whitley. Mrs. Arthur r.
Spear. Mrs. n. l.. Swan. Mrs. John
Emery. Mrs. George Harmon. Miss
Connie Patterson and Miss Elsie Pat.
terson.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-05
Weds 81 San Frnncisco

Mr and Mrs. George Douglas an.
nounee the marriage or their daugh.
ter Annie Laurie Blue. formerly Of
Seattle. 70 Mr.. Paul Robinson 81
san Francisco. The wedding was
solcmuizsd on Thanksgiving day in
the First CONGREGATIONAL church In
san Francisco with the Rev. John
Gordon reading the service.
Mr. and Mrs Robinson viii return
December 10. from a tour Of south
ern California and Mexico and Will
ia eat home at SIS Jones ~. san
Francisco.
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Returned TraCelerS Are Honor Guests;
Thcater and Supper Party

no honor Nw Jgan a.. Eien. re-
L GENTLY returned fHm ahroad
ana Mu w b. raInai gf san Fuu.
g.seo Who b. visiting n iowa Mrs.
John Campbell vH'I rHiruaia with a
uryhtan 1f Err home yn tuesday
afternoon December g.
ur ana NH. AlnrH Irving n1uf
rrar arr extending invitations Go "a
Hrnrr .f fnJr rHmr rr "Wednesday
evening uteeml 90 n honor Og
N. ana Nre Ef-r
last erer.rs nF ANA Mrs non-
slI a. Nicholson were hosts an Gin.
nor n compliment fo fhe Eitns
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-05
Reception VIII Honor
the indrCiC ChilbergS

Ia vommcmoration ot the golden
ueddlns anniversary % Mr.. and
Mu. Andrew Chilbcrg. the Swedish
club VIII giyr "a reception az ita
clubhouse on Thursday evening. d.
cemlrr N, from until 10 O'Clock.
Friends n tho honor guests are cor.
dlaily invited.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-05
Christmas A0utltiCS
OffrrfR

The annual chi Omega bazaar wan
he hciI Saturday at the womcu's
University club a host 70 lovely
Christmas uayeliies vul he Offered
Tor sale in che various booths. supcr
sisei az follow
Candy. Alrv A. stewart and Arr
D. A Hyde art- Mrs Ralph HAN.
AIRS Wesley Rfnn.g and Ma. j. D.
Johnson aprons. Mrs a. Il. Butter
worth baby clothes. Mrs j b.
rgdrrsgn and Mrs. Fred Guenthrr.
ehHirvns clothes. Mrt. &. G brown.
Mrs Crawford Warren and Mrs John
UubeHf foot7iaffa. Mothers club.
hauikrreh'ets active chapter mem.
brrs linen business gitla OF Chi
umes1
bridge and ma longs win b.
PLAYED az o'clock and tea win bc
SERVED at 3 o'clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-05
woMAN'S EDUCATIONAL CLUE

Womans Educational club will
meet with Mrs. J. =. McGrcw. 5O37
18th ave. y. T.. on Saturday. De
cember H. Business meeting at 2
o'clock Program at o'clock.
Janabe FazeI. professor Of law
and logic. from Teheran. Persia,
will speak on The Feminist Move.
ment in Persin
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CUBS FOR SATURDAY

PHILOSOPHICAL LADIES CLUB
The TheosophIcal Ladies' club win
have bazaar on Saturday. Monday
and Tuesday. December 8. s and ..
~ 1912 Second ave.
Tea win be served az usual satur.
day afternoon. and az 4 O'Clock
lliss Kate Neville will speak.
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Mrs. PCdchU
Honor Guest

Nr and AIRS Alexander Scott Bul
IT wU entertain with tbgattr
party no thr METROPOLITAN next Mon
lHg night fo vitntss tho perform
aHee 10 'rFe Mas.r Rms. and later
with supper al ths ohmpig hotel
Toe ocgssign s in honor of Ntrz
pt1r6y. who win leave December 80
tor abuld
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p1tNfMAnE sALr

The Mothers Club Of University Of
washington chapter. D. \. r., will
have n rummnge sale al Sixth and
Virginia, Tuesday and wednesday.
December 9 and 10. Donations should
be left BY Monday at this location.
or at the chapter house. 47li 18th
n. 4.
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Miss Marcel
10 Entertain

Miss Mary Bliss Maxwell viii IN.
ariain with a luncheon AZ the Col.
ifsc club saturday afternoon IN com.
plimcnt 10 Miss Claire stoltenbcrg.
whose marriage 20 Lieutenant
Charles Clifford Hartman win take
place December II In san Francisco.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-05
WOmen's Clubs

18th ave. T., lie announced az follows.
Saturday afterpoon. December s.
Piano solo
leu dss Ondsa opus 10 No. L..
...s.,-...t..,- r.s..s.. Lssehstinaby
Mrs 8hlrlds
Banjo and piano Selected.
Nf. NruuuzaI
Saturday evening, December
ladies' Trio Orchestra from to D
o'eiaeki. Iioiiinzcr Sisters
Helen liniIiuEsr, violin Edfth uoillnzvr.
cello Dorothy H9iiinEer. piano.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-05
MUSICAL TEA

4 musical tea viii be given by the
advisory board OF the Caroline Kline
Galland Home OF Sunday. December
T. from to s O'Clock, commcmorat.
ing the birth Of Mrs. Caroline Kline
GaIlnnd Tho affair win take place
OF 1900 Seward Park ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-05
PAGEANT REHEARsALs

Mrs Harriet Saundefson. who is
directing the pageant, announces that
o full rehearsal Of the pageant
"Womnnhood' viii he held At the
Federation clubhouse, corner OF
Harvard ave. y. and Thomas st.,
at o'clock on the following even.
ings: Friday. December 8. and Tues.
day. Wednesday. Friday OF next
week Tho afternoon rehearsuls will
be given at the a. o. Z. w. hail. 1909
ninth ave, at o'clock, on Friday.
December ;. and Monday and Wed.
nesday Of next week
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-05
HOSteSSeS al Tennis
Club Supper

Mrs. samuel J.. Harncs and Mrs
John Moran viii b. hostcssrs at the
sunday night supper al tho Tennis
club. Mrs prgry Adams viii render
a program OF songs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-05

HARMONY HOMESTEAD DANCE
Harmony Homestead No. l7i3.
Brotherhood OF American Yeomen,
win give their regular dance Tues.
day evening December O. az 1921
Third ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-05
HosTEssEs M y hi q \

ffostcsscs al the Young Women
Christian Association next week will
be: Monday. Mrs W. Gilbert
Tuesday Mrs J 4. sIamm. wcdncs
day. MrU Z + Woodman. Thursday.
Mrs O. d. Cottrcl, Friday. Mrs Leah
Weld, Saturday Mrs = r. Clark
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-05
TWILIGHT TEAS

The third OF the winter series Of
twilight teas being given by the
ladies' OF Bosant Thcosophic lodge in
their rooms at ~ y Broadway. at
Roy, viii occur Sunday evening from
Z TO 3. There viii be music and a
talk by Mira Jannbo Fpzol, dis.
tinguishod Persian scholar, on "Thc
Universal Teaching in Al Religions"
All Interested persons win be wei.
come
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Junior Party

Mrs. Hugh Purcell win entertain
eight children al her home next Tues
day afternoon 70 celebrate tho third
birthday Of her little daughter. Helen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-05
CHRisTNIAs PROGRAM

lota Ioth Of Alpha Chi Omega
VIII meet SATURDAY. December s. at
2 =. m at tho Alphu Chi omega
house. 50i5 18th ave. ~ Z, Christ.
mas program followed by cards.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-05
CuURCH BAZAAR

The missionary society Of Friends
church will have a bazaar Saturday
afternoon and evening. December s.
NJ gard ave. and +. Spruce st. a
chicken dinner will be served from
500 to 8 O'Clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-05

Lady Stirling chapter. D. a. r.,
viii hold It's annual holiday bazaar
saturday, December 6, at 1922 Fifth
ave. Cards will be played both after.
noon and evening and there win be
an unusually attractive display OF
gift articles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-05
SIR MARTINS MOTHERS CLUE

Mrs. David s. Hanley win enter.
tain the members Of ST. Martins
Mothers club on Tuesday. Dccem.
Der o. OF the Y. l., I clubhouse.
1903 10th ave There VIII he bust.
ness meeting At ! o'clock followed
by o card party at o'clock
Tho assisting hostossos viii be Mrs.
J. +. Dugan, Mrs. j, r Doyle, Mrs
w. H. McDcrmott. Mrs. Theodore
LENA and Mrs NJ Tolbort Dalton
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-05
EVERYTHING FOR CHRISTMAS AND
NEW YEAR PARTIES

paper u0IrrmaterH. at uo Speciality s7 Cone
Iauy. uurtairr Mcpsrmolt building MA u.sia
parties lack tr proper spirit hrrr arc
f1r8rs ugas and these most farV and
iHrEprlsirsIv had from "spfc.Hify flupH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-05
ALWAYS SOMETHING QUANTITY DIFFERENT
AT col EMAN'S

import shop y0g haven't fhfTe since me ness auhga
you'd better hurry. Really, they're perfectly
lovely display ~ En things from Europe
ths orient ltIt Second
gaarr EsHdag sHgah nv ia h q" as
many things poHy for ihfg orc 'l'H more
fasriuaH.u e. seattle find Hra
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-05
WHITFIELD HEIGHrs 1870

The Whittier Heights Improve.
ment club will hold q bazaar after.
noon and evening, on December G..
~ the old city hail Ballard. Chick
IN dinner at 71j O'Clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-05
MOTHER WILL DELIGHT IN ANY NEW FURNITURE
FROM CARISON'S

know for she couldn't help dainty
sowing cabinets monographs other
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-05
1oNIA SOCIAL cLuR

Ionia Social club will have q card
party Friday evening, December 9Th,
at Wings cafeterin, Firgt ave, near
Pike 81. Bridge ana whist VIII be
played.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-05
NEar sEATTLE NrRsENY

The regular monthly meeting Of
the West Seattle Day Nursery as8o.
citation will be held Monday, Deccm.
Der s. az 2 D. m, a. the nursery, 1852
i2nd ave. $ w
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-05
HELPING HAND CHE

The Helping Hand club will have
card party az Mrs. Gibson's home.
3b@I lntcrlake ave, Saturday even.
ing, December &. Take Green Lake
car
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-05
IT'S WITH SUCH VAST RELIEF

That you 70 20 your closet 20 find 80
fluffy party frock home from The Par
new
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Rogs pr A.

Tt'Jf"'I T = -
Ross Pr. a. viii have an evening
card party Friday. December .. at
7.45 p. m. at the home Of Mrs. o. II.
Pohl. 4I42 Third ave. n. W Re-
freshments.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-05
cHEAsTY fn.f.n 49,

The Chcooty club Of the Emerson
: sehool win meet Saturday Dcccm.
1Der g. al $50 .. NJ, at the home OF
Lucinn Smith, o2Oi 10th ave $.
JEFFERSON PARK BAZAAR
The musical program FOR jefferson
Fafk Ladies Improvement club ba
l1ar saturday December 9. at tho
Beacon Hin Community house, 2S36
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-05
MARIE NELSON WILL MAKE YOUR
HOLIDAY COSTUME

rattn hai Hdru0nIIf VIII ~ u you l.a'e You
Immediately The Model 800 Peoples Rank building TIT
workmanship q both hats and frucia r. splendid
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-05
AMERICAN ToILETRIEs For GIFTS

buttons peoung potns Bartels
straight price Of hsn,Htchu,
itiic shop rnrV
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-05
VARIATIONS REDUCE OVERWEIGHT

Pleasantly relieve immeately' 400 crazy building
Etl0t-s7td
Abbreviated skirt iHt onss longer
Iuriuvs they're become absolute necessity
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BLANKETS!
If YOU MAKE CLEVER GIFTS


Bring them in and ! viii soil tncm.
Dfrm0tt BIDS
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So UsELEss mo- SPEND SUNDAY COOKING

you may transport the entire family to Wings Their
is o.
spacious dining superb 1909 First
any 10Th me nat
aff1riHf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-05
DARK DAYS ARE HARD ON THE EYES

OF who books Edmund.
Fraser otersons Balcony viii
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CHRISTMAS CANDIES AT THE DANISH COFFEE
HOLIDAYS BRING OPPORTUNITY TO WEAR PRETTY
BLANKETS!
UNIQUE CHRISTMAS GREETING CARDS

Are decorated with birds ot gorgeous natural
Place cards and calling cards, too. BARRIERS Pc
First Ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-05

ONLY At THE CINDERELLA SHOP

Wl yoH GET marcel aud tuck under" with rcwoyc,
'o' No complimentary nek.clP too gos lioisht Building
Joai ina9ir rec iotud Uuy shop uhcre non man
free shampoo pour bobcuri II non M
Tuesday Wednesday,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-05
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-10-15
Hendricks Ironing
Out Gridders for
ICOny High Battle
(Snecial to Kennebec Lournan

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Watervilie. Oct. l4-Wateryills
High has started in on another hard
weeks work in preparation for the
Cony game Saturday to be played in
Augusta. The Waterville boys show
ed that they need considerable Slime
drill il they are to secure win over
the Capital city crew. The game
with Winslow was far from satis-
factory as the center OF the line was
slightly porous. the light Winslow
backs tearing through for long gums
to be stopped only by the secondary
defense. At that the Mansfield
coac hed backs We're running as
straight as the Statue of Liberty so
ii. was no credit to them that they
made their gains. I
The Purple and White center men
simply would not play low and as \
result were carried of their feet by
the low charging Winslow forw9rds.
This will have to be remedied If the
Waterville team wants defense as
Coach Morrell of the Copy grid team
Las sweet group OF backs. men
that hit the line low and with bullet
like speed. II may I've that Coach
Hendrick will shift Captain PAGAN
ncci back TO his old position At guard
and groom some one else for the
tackle berth. AS il stands. howerep
BULLET" Is in tough predicament
as he has practically no experienced
line material with which to work
and unless a miracle is perfor,ned
he will enter his team In the Cony
game against great odds.