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Evening star., 1924-06-26
Miscellaneous

Assortment slightly mussed hand
kerchiefs All linen with emorolo
cred corners and in good assortment
of colors. If not mussed these would
sell for 25c each. Spe- 12hC
Kann's-Street Floor
-s1.s5 and $3.50 Long-sleeve Net
Guimpes, with vests of Pt. Venlse
Lace. Some have Peter Pan
collars. Sp &C a l. S1.70
each,
Kann's-Street Floor
Calais valenciennes Laces. edges,
insertions and Galloons.
white and real shades. 1Sc 121lc
Kann's-Street Floor.
Odds and ends Jewelry, such as
necklaces, lingerie clasps. earrings,
cuff pins. cuff links, and brace
lets. 2sc to soc values, 1Oc
choice,
Kann's-Second Floor
Evening star., 1924-06-26
Remnants of Silks
35c to $500 Yard
4 Final Clearance
Of 69c to $500 Values

When you're looking for real bargains silks look for
like these Because when silks that
the full such good values ashonab that yards
and yards have been sold until there only left
These taea
knitted silks geogette crepe white silks atnc
Black and colors.
Kanns-Stree
Evening star., 1924-06-26
Bathing Suits

-35 Black Sateen Slip-oyer Bathing
Suits. with bright colored trimming
around neck and armholes. 81 so
Sizes So to A. Special,
Black Cotton Tights to wear with
sateen suits, sizes 36 to 46. z5c
Special,
Rubber Bathing Caps. 1Sc
Choice Of our 25c assortment at
Kann's-Second Floor
Evening star., 1924-06-26
md Now Comes The Busy Remna1
With Its Au Through the Store
Lingerie

Lingerie
Al Oriental Girdles; plain and
fancy materials; discontinued mod
els. Regularly 81 to IS. Special.
Half Price
=? Lingerie Nightgowns. daintily
trimmed with lace. Regularly $3.50
and $500. Special,
Half Price
loo pieces Muslin Underwear. in
Cluding step-inS, corset covers,
shirts. chemise, etc. Regularly 400
79c to 81 values. Special at w
--65 Princess Slips. tailored and lace
trimmed styles, and regu- c. 10
larly S1.65. Special at %A'o>
80 Princess Slips made of brown
sateen: plain or striped. Regular
$500 and 1925 values. Spe- SI 20
cial at %A'o|
80 White Coveral Aprons. trim
med with rickrack. Regular CT 40
$500 value. Special at %A'T>
kann'S-Second Floor
Evening star., 1924-06-26
Women's Apparel

-I6 Twill Coats. finely tailored.
Tucks and buttons form the trim
mings. Roll and summer fur col
lars Side fastening models. Lined
throughout with crepe de chine and
in navy blue and black. Sizes
16 and IS. and SO to AZ. SI75O
Choice.
80 Suits. priced regularly $500
and $29.75. Made of check flannel
and fancy tweed. In smart tailored
styles, lined with crepe de chine
Sizes 1G to 46 In the lot. &JS O0
Special. each,
Kann's-Second Floor
Evening star., 1924-06-26
Two Big Values in Wash Goods
Conuine Tn1DOrted Jap CrepeS

These are in dainty checked designs, very
new and attractive for dresses, in PINK, blue
lavender. green, black, red, brown and tan. This
is 80 inches wide. regular Soc quality, a yard
Remnants OF wash goods from stock majority
selling regularly at 38c if from the piece. They
includ. percales, voiles and other favorite TAB
rics. Friday, yard
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1924-06-26
Underwear .

10 Children's Knitted Waist Suits,
with low neck, knee length, and
drop seats. Sizes to D. Spe- 3Qc
cial. each
--womens $1.S5 Regatta Union
Suits. bodice models, with self
shoulder straps. and hemstitched.
Broken sizes. Special,
kanns-Street Floor
Evening star., 1924-06-26
Linens

Remnants Basco. Linenized Table
Damask, 64 inches wide. of good
quality and will not leave lint
after laundering, special, SOc
yard. w
Pure Linen HemStitched Table
Sets, consisting of 56X56 cloth and
half dozen l5-inch size nap cdI1
kins to match. Special, set
Kann'S-Street Floor
Evening star., 1924-06-26

If you would see these hats with
6ot their price tags, we're sure you'd
think they cost at least 1895. Be-
cause they really do have the appear
ance of much more expensive hats.
All white. with silk bands going
smRrtly around the CROWNS. Cloche,
poke, short-back and rollbrim
shapes. You'll need one of these
hats, and tomorrow is the day to
buy It,.
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1924-06-26
A Thousand Handbags
and Purses in Special Purchase
Made to Sell for Much More

1t was some special purchase, and this
is going to be some sale. We bought
a thousand pieces which manufac-
turer about to retire from business had
i'll stock. And in addition to this we
are offering odds and ends from our own
stock So you see, there are more than
a thousand in the sale. There are velvet
bags, duvetyn bags and white knitted
bags Also some small leather change
purchases in the lot.
kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1924-06-26

sizes, patterns and colorings.
CO.. :. rnoo,., $2.75
er :. .,..,,, $3.25
:. ...o,., $3.50
-. :, .n..,., $500
:. un..,,, $4.25
Size 6x 81 it., special, o
:. ..,,, $3.50
or 8. s,oo,., $6.Z5
>. .n..,., $3.50
Size Sx 91s IT,, special. ~o''o
a,. 5000
az .. .nao,., $6.25
o,o :. -n..,., $3.50
.,o, :. .n..,., $7.25
-, :. ..oo,,, $7.75
size 9x11k it., special, ~o'oO
3 ooo square yards 59c and S5c
FeIt base Floor Covering. in about
90 different patterns. Tile. wood.
Garnet. Dutch tile effects. Spe- .2Oc
cial, square yard,
Kann's-Third Floor
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$3.50 Nightgowns
Special, 1896

Made of crepe de chine, with
square or necks, and lace trim
med.
Kann s-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1924-06-26

Luggage
) Regulation Size W d r o b e
Trunks, fiat top with hangers.
laundry bag, shoe pockets and
drawer section. Special, CIT m
Friday,
-6 Open Bulge-top VAR robe
Trunks, fully equipped with iron
holder, ironing board, shoe box.
laundry bag, garment hangers,
drawer section and hat
compartment Special $4,000
Friday,
IS Travelling Bags, with double
handles; of cowhide, with two CEN
ter stays to hold bag in shape.
1S-inch size. Special, Fri %13OO
day,
- Extension Bellows Cowhide Suit
Cases, sewed-on corners, double
straps. 24-inch size. Fri &17OO
day at
Kann's-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1924-06-26
Crex Rugs

900 Perfect Quality "Crex' Grass
Rugs at about 40 per cent less than
regular prices. Large assortment OF
sizes, patterns and colorings.
Evening star., 1924-06-26

Slightly scratched from being used as floor
samples. that's why they're marked at a oft.
These we'll known cabinets possess many fea-
lures that will appeal to discriminating home
keepers and regularly priced $3.50 to SSI.oo
Cash or Club Plan of payment Of S1.00 down and
a year to pay the balance.
kann's-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1924-06-26

-Women's Imported
Cotton Handker-
chiefs. with Y Inch
hem, plain and hem
stitched, and in white
only. T h e S e sell
regularly for 60c a
dozen.
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1924-06-26

The m a ] ority of
these skirtings are
27 inches wide, al
though there are a
few 36-inch widths
includ e d. OF or
candle and voile, and
slightly mussed from
handling.
Kann's-Street Floor.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1924-05-04
MAY SALE OF
Toilet Goods Specially Pricec

Coty's face powder. all shades and CO.
odors, very special box ....... W.
Ponds vanishing or cold cream, 49,
35c size. 21c; 60c size, .......... IN
EIcaya creams and Elcaya face 90
powder, Soc and 60c sellers for .... JSS
- ~
Palmolive shampoo. 20
SOC bottles ................. GVN
Hinds' honey and almond d.
cream, SOC bottles ............. JAN
ProphyIactic tooth brushes, o.
SOC sellers OON
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1924-05-04
fountain Pen
Special

We have just received an
other shipment Of Diamond
Point and New Point Foun-
tain Pens. some plain. others
are silver plated. Each one
fully guaranteed. Will be
on sale Monday at the very
s lss ' i ]. .Sl.l9
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1924-05-04

40-inch crepe mOhair. in
light blue. jade and rose; one
of the new sport crepes.
special. G9 ca
yard &ksWJ
40-inch radium silk in the
light colors-a splendid un-
derwear fabrie-very SER
viceable; comes in flesh.
peach. orchid and white.
spec. special 81 GO
36-inch brocaded crepe in
light gray. tan. brown and
black. suitable for dresses.
beautiful patterns. e. en-
special, yard "a ~
40-inch Penikee crepe. in the
small fancy stripes-this is
a silk and wool mixed crepe.
suitable for sport dresses:
special, e9 no
yard ..........@ &sCC
40-ineh Canton crepe. IN
wide range of colors. both
street and evening shades. a
pure dye crepe-a beautiful
quality for the e9 no
money. special 3AoSO
40-inch golf crepe. in all the
popular shades. This is a
heavy silk and wool mixed
crepe. suitable for sport
wear wear; 81 60
36-inch silk foulArds. in the
small dainty figures. in the
light color backgrounds.
makes excellent dresses for
Summer, and very service
able. special. O. IN
yard ..........&4S0O
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1924-05-04

CAPITOL
~where Ocean Braezes Blow"
MONDAY AND TUESDAY
His Children's Children
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY
"A Dangerous Maid
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
Where the North Begins
MAttAse -----------s----- -l0e
Nl9At ------------- ------. -lu--de
-RspEadueS Pipe Organ
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1924-05-04
42x36-Inch Fulton
Pillow Cases. 25c

SC Curtain
Marquisette. III
Fifty full pieces. not REM
nants. of 36-inch curtain
marquisette. IN white and
cream. mercerized finish.
with tape edge. none sold TO
merchants: limit Of Is yards
to n customer. 191
Mt. yard 1G&C
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1924-05-04

Amami shampoo, ~
l5c package OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. AV~
Gillette razor blades, 90
package of ,.................O OC
5 5;s .sii:; shaving .t.' cream 23c
Palmolive talcum POWDER r.
Armand cold cream d M
Monday we will present free Southernett
hair net to any customer visiting our Toilet
Goods Section.
FIRST FLOOR, RIGHT
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1924-05-04
MAY SALE OF WHITE
In Of
Of bststea
Hemstitched Table
Cloths, $I.OO Each

just one hundred 5S-inch square
hennstitched table cloths, made
from good mercerixsd satin dam
ask, all new patterns, fine for
small tables and breakfast cloths,
sold less than you can. buy mate
rial; just one hundred customers
can secure these full bleachsd
cloths Monday, CT faM
1t, Bach .......-.- 1sWW
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Soc and soc Wash
Fabrics. 35c

Two tables Of white and cob
ored goods in full pieces.
perfect goods. A special
purchase of real Soc and 59c
wanted fabrics. including 40
and 45-inch imported organ
dies. IN white and all colors.
4O-inch rnercerixed dotted
swiss 36-inch fine mercer
izsd lingerie checks and
stripes. in all colors: Inn
ported crepes and white ra-
tine skirtinss. also a few
pieces Of 3O-inch real inn
ported dotted swiss and ba-
tiste. worth 75c and 85c
yard All At one price. while
they last Extra 9E
special. yard $500. JJC
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1924-05-04
MAY SILK SALE.

material that could successfully
will the wweavew ihwinbeo nsakto
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1924-05-04
96c Yard Specials

96c Yard Specials
4O-inch crepe de Chimes. IN
wide range of colors. an ex-
,eIlent quality for the money.
our regular $50 yard
crepe. suitable for all pur-
posess very special. no
yard .-..-.---.. JO~
36-ineh siIk Laierz - in
light eolors. worth $3.50
yard. a most excellent UNI
dexwear fabric-vexy serv-
iceabIe. comes IN flesh. tur-
quoise blue. pink and whites
very special CO.
36-inch pongee silk. in the
white ground with small coli
ored polka dot warranted
washable. stamped on bor-
der--a real bargain at this
price: special. no
yard ....-.-.--. OOC
33-ineh silk pongee. In all
the popular shades. suitable
for dresses absolutely all silk
very cheap. spe no
cial. yard 1890. JOC
$I.6o Yard Specials
33-ineh imported japanese
pongee. IN eolOrs. in small
dainty figures suitable for
wash dresses; very service
able; special. e. co
yard -...---.-.~4 sVO
4O-inch Canton crepe. a
good heavy grade. suitable
for dresses. in the new pow
der bIueaImond brown
and black onIy-this Is a
splendid value for the money
special. e. en-
yard ..........d4sWO
$3.50. -,
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1924-05-04
ROYAE
sBirminsham's Family rhsatls

"Birmingham's Family Theatr
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
West Bound Limited
''villhge Blacksmith" Comedy
and International News
Thursday, Friday and Saturday
The Midnight Alarm
Also Comedy -one At Time" and
International News
Adnits .....ss... zoe
childrAn 1890. &. Ice
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1924-05-04

4O-ineh printed crepe de
Chine. beautiful patterns in
the Ma Jong prints. very
popular for sport dresses.
blouses. etc. Very cheap.
.Dssial' 81. 00
36-inch puppy-skin taEeta.
stamped on the border:
noted for its beauty and du-
rability, soft as a kid glove.
in navy. midnight blue and
black only; spe- O. no
cial. yard leo
40-inch Penikee crepe. the
very latest in novelty crepes
in the Ma Jong prints and
self-colored checks. worth
from $500 to $3.50 yard.
these are real values:
special. 81 or
yard ..........W1sVO
40-ineh black and white
novelty crepe in the Ma-Jong
patterns. right new. just ar
rived - makes beautiful
sport dresses. and very
cheap at this O. no
price. special. yd. W4eJO
40-inch Canton crepe. in all
the popular shades for street
wear. a good heavy alI-siIk
crepe, G1 20
4O-inch Trousseau crepe, in
the light shades. such as light
blue. orchid. peach. yellow.
flesh and white. suitable for
underwear. very. serviceable
and washes beautifully; spe-
cial, @0 s0fA
Yard 10. ~. sW&se AI
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1924-05-04

36-inch silk Jersey tubing.
suitable for underwear.
comes in pink. lavender.
peach and white. IN the self
colored lace d 0M
stripe. special. yd. % sEJ
33-inch fancy check pongee.
in the natural color back
ground with small colored
check: most excellent for
Summer wash O. On
lresses. special. yd. i sAJ
4O-ineh Stewards crepe de
Chine. in all colors. the best
IN the market for the money.
very seldom advertised;
now Is your opportunity.
Special. c. 70
yard 9l.IJ
l4O-ineh sport crepe. in the
large self colored stripes.
suitable for sport skirts and
combination dresses. comes
IN tan. light gray. midnight
blue and white, beautiful
patterns. spe- co 40
-ial. yard .@As4J
36-ineh tub silk. in the
small stripes. checks and fig
ures. suitable for wash
dresses. nice assortment,
very cheap for the Cd An
money. special 10
33-inch Japanese pongee, in
the natural color, all silk. no
rice powder. " momme.
Government stamp first
choice. suitable for all pur-
poses; very cheap at on
yard ............ OJC
m vpnArT
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1924-05-04
40-Inch Nurses
Linen. loc


Here we are again with two
cases Of our famous 40-inch
white nurses linen. shrunk
finish; looks and wears like
linen; used for white uni-
forms. dresses and children's
clothes. Cannot be matched
in city for less than 25c or
29c. Not more than one
full bolt 10 . customer. Ex-
yard u i'se'.'' 19c
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1924-05-04
GIFT SHOP
SPECIALS

Bronze and silver finish
book ends, assorted sub
jects, very special, G. En
Mahogany candle sticks. g.
inch felt bottom, pretty
styles. very special. 5Qc
each .....:...... V~~
Cut glass water glasses, star
f designs set Of 8 75c
AOI
Easel picture frames. gold
or silver finish, assorted
sizes, values to G. 90
$3.50; special J.. ~A'VV
FIRST FLOOR, LEFT, REAR
Evening star., 1924-05-06
Seasons Lowest Price for 'Lansburgh & Bro. Day.
4O-I1lch Silk RUdill11l
s195 Quality $l.3V

One of the finest qualities of alsk radlu, especially su
for dresses, slips, lingerie and dress Innings.
We always carry this splendid quality at Slo5 a yar
so visit the maker and after little persuas1on-We
enough to make big splurge tomorrow.
Pink Flesh Orchld
Cherub Mais turquoise ,45
Cinder Zinc Falow
Cocoa Sheik Jade Almond
Eu,n;rs R1r. RIne Jsv Black
rH1Rpr1
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-08
Bridge Supper for Betrothed Couples; Din.
ner WM Honor Colonel and Mrs. Gregg.

J. c. Long. 10 Mr. Russell SeurloH,
was solcmnlpod Thursday morning,
al o'clock. In the Immaculate
Conception church, with tho lsev'
Father nurgan officiating. Miss
Marie NnVin was bridesmaid ana
MIR William Long. the brides
brother. host man.
After the ceremony an INFORMAL
breakfast was served az tho homo
OF the bride with covers placed for
&c guests. The slhle was charm.
ing with spring ,lowem and tho
house decorations carried out the
color motif OF yslltw and silver,
with puSsywillow and daffodils.
Among the many relatives and
friends pre-ont were MIR, and Mrs.
A. $. Morrison of Marysville. Mr.,
and Mrs. Roy Barclay Mrs. Navia.
Miss Marie NaVin, MIR y, NaNin,
Ne. and Mrs. William Navin. Mrs,
Cowen. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ, J Jones
and daughters. Frances and iIath.
leen. Mrs. Ions and son. Martini
Mr.. and Mrs, Gaune and daughter.
Ileen: Mrs. J. Gaune. Miss Maud
Anderson. Mrs, iachey Mr.. JAMES
scalon. Mr.. William Lone and Mr..
and Mrs J. c Long. all OF Seattle,
and Miss Jean Morrison Of Port
Townsend.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-08
MR.. AND MRS, Ep WARD
Nl HENRY LENNON. JR., win

Mr.. AND MRS, ED VAR y
Nl HENRY LENNON. JR-, will
entertain with bridge supper on
Monday evening. February IS. al the
homo Of Mrs LcnnoN's parents, Mt.
and Mrs. Robert Small, on Queen
Ammo Hill.
The affair win honor Miss Elisabeth
Baird and her fianee. Mr.. Frederick
Austin Burwen and Miss Helen
smith. OF Juneau. Alaska, ana her
fiancc. Mr.. John rafts cass, Of Pas.
aaena. whose marriage viii take
place Thursday afternoon, February
IS. at tho Kappa Kappa Gamma
house. az o'clock.
Invitations have been limited TO In
Innate friends og the honor guests.
Miss smith. with her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. walstcin smith. viii arrive
from Juneau on the Princess Alice.
February rs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-08
THE FAyoRs FOR YOUR PARTY

And the ioes sort balloons pap
tool arc At the SPECIALITY SALES SHOP upstairs McDcrmo
Here's an hed for announcement party Each guest
table e oren hat topped ib balloon tehiel
h y Inflated the names Of inc people rho engaged ap
print
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-08
WEaT RMATTLE N. 2. p. ..

WEST SEATTLE W. {. r. U.
Tho West Seattle W c. r. U. OK.
tends q cordial invitation to an in.
terented frenda to attend a meeting
sunday evening. February 10, at 7'so
o'clock, az tho i'm n, Congegn.
tionnl church, Dr. Pope, hupcrln.
tcndont OF tho Washington Ant.sa.
loon league lately returned from the
leagues convention In Washington.
u, C.. win give an interesting talk
and Mira, Mary l., stillwell state
vice president and King county
president Of the W. c. r. o.. win
hnye worthy message 20 deliver.
There viii be flno musical pro.
gram.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-08
OUR FIFTH AVENUE "GooDY SHOP"

Famed Tor 10 homemade candles and Judges has n
the Danish Coffee sbop COS Union Street
you find tho novelties including dolls tina
parties Of the 18th and 2znd require!
legs Of nae doll formed Of straight se
bright peppermint
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-08
Ttcilight Musicale at
.Colleqe Club

The College club will have a twl'
light musicale at the club on sun.
day afternoon. February AZ, AZ I
o'clock
Presenting the program VIII be
Miss norothea Hopper. piano: Mrs,
nuand Hemion. soprano, aceompa'
MED By Miss Leone t.anxlon, and a
trio. including Miss Hopper. piano
Mr.. Walter Gslsel. violin. and Maj.
phillp T.. Marion. cello.
Mr.. Edward McIlugh IS chairman
OF the committee in charge OF ar.
rangemrnis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-08
PALM CIRCLE NO. &C

a Washington program has been
planned ln honor Of the older mem.
bera OF Palm Circle. No. es. aud their
friends, Tor Monday evening, Febru,
airy rs. Ia odd Fellows hall. A she.
eiai feature VIII be "a pantomlmo Of
George and Martha Washington and
Princess Angelina and her tribe. fol.
lowed By Colonial minuet and pop.
ular songs.
Mrs. Oscar a, Wise h chairman n
The program committee assisted by
Alu " Garrett, Mrs williams and
Mrs WenscF, Mrs. Lacy and Mrs.
I Weber VIII have charge Of the
music.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-08
Announces Daughters
EnodGement

Mr.. George u. Snow announces tho
engaecment OF his daughter. Lor'
raine Louise. to Mr.. julius Monson,
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. sibert N. Mon
son Of Hoqulam.
Miss Snow is a niece OF Mr.. and
Mrs. 0uravc Monaon OF Hoqulnm,
whom she frequently visits. She at
tended the University Of Washington
and the State Normal school in Bel
bingham,
No Date has been set Tor the wed,
ding.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-08
Architects Wives Club

Al the last meeting Of the Archi.
tects' Wives club Of the Washing.
ton State chapter Of American In
stitute OF Architects. held At the
home Of Mrs. Robert MccIelland. thc
following officers were elected 10
serve for the ensuing year: Mrs. A.
IL. AIbertson. president; Mrs. James
setback. vice president; Mrs David
Myers. secretary. and Mrs. Howard
Riley. treasurer.
The retiring officers were Mrs
Carl Slehrand. president: Mrs. z. n,
Williams. vice president; Mrs. Rob
ert Mccielland. secretary. and Mrs
Earl Gray Park, treasurer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-08
~ Come Shopping 6)Ah ceciue r.

Toay found friend gentle Wayrs vears teacher
physician and vepecias and me head Of notably fine
technical school in Seattle.
The wado0s the aVeug hint Of FebarD pares Haze yon
noticed the zinn made sectons Of drd
painted
m table fauors 0rts Dodeed from Marzpan paste conteca?
When goa mt boyh Spring d Don't like the re
pictured herGD W0nt old
ONLY 'mderhearn ba0 IKE biLbook snap
and without handle l0l dol re these
Kindred things this week
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-08
WOMAN's T,AKEwOOD cTIrp

The Philosophic committee Of the
Woman's Lakewood Civic Improve.
ment club. will give a school days
Valentine bail on Thursday evening.
February II. at the club house. cor.
ner Of 5oth ave. S. and AngeIine St.
Guests are requested to come attired
In aprons and overalls.
At the last meeting Of the club.
held on February 5. It was voted to
draft a letter TO state congressman
and the National Geographic society,
opposing changing the name Of
Mount Rainier.
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Mn. Trevor Drake. OF 81. Paul. Il
tho guest OF her mother. Airu. Wal.
ter Tiffany.
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Service at Orthpedic
Shops

Renton FIN guild win have charge
at the orthopcdic Tea shop satur'
day. Mrs C. 8. Holmes VIII be host.
ess. assisted BY Mrs. o. n. Leonharf.
Mrs. II NJ Pcasc. Mrs. Dean Hans
come. Mrs. Louise Lockwood. Mrs.
George n. Leach. Mrs. Frank y.
Lazier. Mrs. c. f. fnEersoiI. Mrs.
Frank SAKE. Mrs. r. II. Van Tuyi
and Mrs. W. ID. Freeman.
Broadway guild will be represented
by Mrs. c. L. Morley and Mrs. r. II.
Glass. who win direc, the service a,
the Thrift shop.
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IlALsroN CLUE WILL

SING AT FRANKLIN HIGH
Under the auspices OF the Frank.
lin High School PIT. A.. the RaIston
Glee club win sing at the Franklin
high on Tuesday evening. February
IL, at o'clock. The Boys and
Girls Glee club OF that school also
will sing and the school orchestra
play.
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Luncheon to
Honor Visitor

Mrs. March N. Garhart will be
hostess at luncheon on saturday
afternoon at her home. 10 honor OF
Mrs. John Ernest pingwch tAnne
Csrouleyl OF New York. who is visit
ing her parents. Mr., and Mrs. t. l.
Crouley.
Covers will be placed for eight
close friends OF Mrs. Dlngweil.
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Mrs. Blethea to Entertain
for Mem Residents

Honoring Colonel and Mrs. Harry
wcstervelt Grcgg. who have recent
IN arrived from Porto Rico, to make
their home here, Mrs, Goneyievo 8
Blethen win entertain at dinner
Monday evening at tho Boulevard
Inn.
Thirty guests have been invited