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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-24
Program for Musicale
and Siluer Tea

An interesting program has been
affanged for tho musicale aud silver
tea East Highland Drive Guild 81 the
otihopcdie hospital win give Friday
afternoon from until O'Clock. al
the home OF Mrs. Christian Dameyer.
has send ave. y.
As an added attraction. Mrs. J. N.
knlseley win relate some OF her "a.
periences IN The Philippines and Mrs.
NJ A, Go,ts,ein. Mn, Henry {. Ew.
lng, Mrs. John II. Powell ana Mrs.
Frank =. Case viii talk concerning
the work % the hospital.
The numbers 20 be presented arc:
-tasbssfrrndse
The oid Rsfraln- Trits Krslslsr
Miss HELEN shumann.
~, ~ NalSsim heEh'a At the piaao.
Aria ma '' ias nh .'''. -ns'l.a ..,....
The Two Grrnadisru- ...
NJ lNan Msshinin grand opera slayer
q Moscow. Ruauiai
,,. Att Aaleolm Hughes at the plane
'-rradssuuss" ............ p.b,,.,,
Niss Gertrude Hahn.
Soprano sell
The Awakening .......- spfss,
The Years % the spring. .....
..+....t Mrs- n. o. A. Beach
Irn John Wesley Dolby
Mira A. = liansVn az the plano.
'CsutAhlls- from samson and De-
"Nicnurar Love song ..... Nsvtn
Violin. Margaret Hrihhius cello. Marie
pavpcni plane. Nina Muller.
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Ushers Named for
Musicale

AZ the women's University club
musicale on Friday evening In the
club auditorium. acting as ushcrs
win be Mrs. Samuel Barnes. Mrs.
EDWARD Hay. Mrs. Herbert Crowder.
Hiss Marfory cowan. Miss Helen
Ferryman. Miss Helen Addy and Miss
Doruihea Hopper.
Mrs Philip Douglas Maehridc has
arranged the following program;
fal II mlo s,soro- from ~Don Clio
vani- ......t ........... Mozar,
% Quests o sssiia~ from ':Riso.
- % sol. nlo.- Ssapolrsn P0is
Song ..-....... 80. ..E- a cspua
Mr. James r. Haryey.
Cavotte with Variations. Korelii
ttssfl. Tartim tis1sl.
Mrx Alice Williams Sherman.
fal '-oh. How Pleasing 10 the Senses
90 Old English Ballads. Arranged
~ IT. Lane Wilson.
NY Lovely Celia
PASTORAL
fci Allows the Ciosds' $1,000. .Bssehsr
so "A spring Fancy ......s Densmoro
Mrs. Margaret Noes Hsmlon.
"a Romance .......s.... .pfAnhrosio
tol '-TarRnteIia- .......s.., .Yisu1temps
Mrs. Sherman.
ta) Lovely Maid IN the Moonlight.
ola Bohsmel ...-........- Puseini
% ''sprfnx. Her Lovely Charms Tn
folding ......-...s.......- Haydn
Cel "a Book % Verses. Underuea,h
ths Bough'' .......... .Lira Lehman
Mr., Hernlon. sfr. Harvey.
THE concert Is open 10 members
a friends.
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Comedy of College
Life Chosen

Dean irving Glen announces that
sonia. a comedy OF college life. by
Joseph Harrison, with music and
lyrics By Don Wilson. has been chos.
en- for the annual spring opera al
the University ~ Washington. 20 be
presented At Mcany hall. on Thurs.
day evening. May J.
The cast follows.
Sonia MsrsoTa. q daughter % Russian
nobility Ruth Hamford
Fat NcFhse. an American ace Pat
Dunn. = capitalist. Pat O-shsa. a college
heru--N~rnrr DELANEY.
Miss Martha Ityfievsr. sonia's aunt
ard guardian~-rcss Chambers
Professor smyths. professor % the
chair % Oriental Philosophy ~ oEford
university. orford. SO. Lindsay Mae.
Harris.
vedz reronai partner Of Pat Damn IN
the cosmetic business and eo-corsplrator
% Boris fvsnuff Adele walker.
Boris fvsnuff. n Russian English gar
dsnsr-Erness McEiyain-
PexEy O-ahawn. a college student and
friend o. sonia Dorothy Jones.
Morris Raynor. an sffrmiaats coiisEs
Youth fred Marcus
Count GirwhlaSy. . Russian count of
dsfunct fe.osrces--Philip Glen.
Deck offieer-Ben johnson.
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CAMPFIRE GIRLS
CAMP sEALTH HONORS
l. Wohtlo order

/. wohslo order.
2. Neatest tent. nl hin camp. n
valley camp.
2. ouistsst camp. Hj han camp. q
valley camp
q Athletics. % Best all round attn.
lsia' 90 distinction IN; ml basket.
BAN o'i baseball. Co tennis. Cd arch.
erg.
5. water sporis. % Best all.round
hwimmer f2l distinction In. mJ Div.
Ing. 90 swimming. tel rowing.
G. Written thought 90 Rest song
or cheer. % Best count or period.
prose, poetry or pictures.
T. Photography. ~ Best set Of
camp pictures; 90 picture telling the
most graphic story Of camp.
s. Hnndenft % For the most al.
tractlvo articles made in ml cere.
moninl gown decoration. Oh head.
bands GO hasketry. Cdl brass work.
'el wood carving ~ leather work.
go coping saw, (hl he dye.
.. Nature lore. % The mos, AT.
treiive and interesting hook u
hlueprints. 90 the best set OF
pressed flowers or weeds.
10. Camp craft. o. For the best
camp Improvement rustic bridges.
bird houses, rustic furniture. tran
work. iransplantlng trees. otc). %
for 10 hours work on trails or
camp improvement.
H. Winning special distinction.
as ml Best camper. 90 mos,
thoughtful GIRL tcl best mixer. ID
bcst volunteer worker. (e) smiling
thru.
~ Other honors win be awarded
II mcri,ed.
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parior meeting. which will be held
this year In Seattle. some time
the first part Of June.
HARRISON PIT. A.
Harrison PIT. 4. VIII meet Frl.
day. April IS. at $3.50 p. m. Mrs
Austin y Grifnths viii speak on
Tho work Of the Campfire GiriA
Election Of officers Refreshments
CARD PARTY AND DANCE
There viii BE- a card party and
dance held a. tho Greenwood hail.
w s5rd 81. and Greenwood ave.
on Friday evening. April 18th.
This meeting il boing held under
The auspices Of the white
Heights. Sunset Hill. Greenwood.
ltth Ave. Community and Crown
Hlli improvement cluba
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Orthopedic Service

The orthopedic lunch room will be
in charge OF Mrs Fred Everett for
washington Park guild Friday. as.
sisted by Mrs. william Ritter. Mrs.
George Youcil. Mrs Neal Tourtelotie,
Mrs. ]. 3. Isukcs. Mrs. Carl Homer,
Mrs. Cecil Tommy. Mrs. u. r. TIE
Roller. Mrs. J. c. Eichom. Mrs. An.
drew MacAulay. Mrs. Albert Mac
caIlum. Mrs. william Burt. Mrs,
Henry MoGnlis. Mrs. j. q. Price.
Mrs. Ellis Provine and Miss Eliza.
beth Higgins.
The Thrift shop will be in charge
of Medina guild all day Friday. un.
der the craftsmanship Of Mrs. a. T.
Tlmme rrnan.
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TuKWfI.A LADIES'
IAfpUDNEafENV gFfrr

The Tukwila Ladies Improvement
club viii hold dance Saturday eve.
MING. April 20. AZ Foster Community
hall
THIS group on women has tmY.
chased a lot on the Tacoma highway
and IL now sndeavorlng 20 build 4
community hall. which viii be under
Tho supervision o. the mothen Of
the district.
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Personal

Ar sHneiord Whiting, Of Tor.
land 10 the guest shis week u
Mu Edgar l.. Webster
'Aiu n. X. owens returned Sat.
urday from visit Of several
months la California
Mr. Ellen Pierce. who haa brca
shitinF her son n iaw and daughter
Sir and Mrs. " A. 81 smith. Tor
Jhe Pact year left Tuesday Tor WI
mona. Mimi 20 Visit reltycs
Mrs Andrew ~ Gillespie returned
Monday from a visit with relatives
Ia san Francisco and berkeley
Capt and Mn. stephen y. Gibbs
have removed from The Hotel Wash.
ingion 20 AIN apartment az PARK
Court
Mr and Mrs. A. s Kerry re-.
turned today from a two months
trip 20 Honolulu and California
Mr and Mrs. willis B Her win
leave this week for Montreal. from
whsrs ,hsy vim nali. May 10. on
the +. +. Dorc for Liverpool They
win return 90 SEATTLE in August.
Mrs. Phillips Morrison and dnurh-
ter Miss Betty Morrison. viii leave
May for san Francisco. on May
no. they win saii on tho 5. s. Man
ohura for New York By way Of
tho Panamn canal. They win be
gone two months
Afr ana Mrs Edward =. Lsne'
Ran Tmma O'shcan. o. Eyanfton.
~. arc receiving messages of con
rratuhtians on tho birth of a
daughter Mary Carpenter on
Aprl a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-24
Penetrating Oil
Relieves Rheumatic
Pain Quickly

The one sure way TO end rheumatic
pain Is to get at the Infection that
causes II. After years OF research
German science perfected BUTLER OIL.
II IL absorbed right thru the skin
and tissues and finds it's way to the
aching muscles. nerves and Joints
where II quickly relieves the agony
and goes right to work TO overcome
the unnatural physical condition
that causes the pain.
II you want to end your pain to-
night. go to your own druggist who
has this valuable new product and
who will guarantee II to help you or
IL will cost you nothing. BE sure 10
shy pialnly-BUHLER OIL For sale
by Bartell Drug Co. Seattle Drug
Co, Swift Drug Co.--Advertiscruent
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Me Easiest Way
to Clean LinOleum. too

The manufacturers themselves CON-
mead this SAFEST. easiest way 10
clean hnoletum;
"Uss O-CsdarPolish Mop Al LeaSoAes
rs>kiy. 0ras much oftrHsy az required "
0-Cedhr Polish Mop. treated With
O-CedAT Polish. not only Ganhorma
that worn dull look o. old linoleum.
o-CedAr Polish Mop not only
cleans and dusts sad polisbes limo
leum % perfectly you'll be proud Of
the results.
But O-Ccdar Polish Mop also
prolongS ths life Of your linoleum.
There is no eIocss moisture the
O-CedAr Way. There IA no unsani-
tAry. dust-oollocting. slow eyAporA-
ton for hours Afterwards. There u
no ruinouA. back-breaking scrubbing
or rubbing.
The 0-Ce1Ar Mop night IN your
own kitchen tAnitGrily eleAns-pro-
tects-beAutihes.
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ADDITIONAL cLuBs
TULIP SHOW MECCA FOR

TULIP SHOW MECCA FOR
ROSE SOCIETY AUXILIARY
Auxiliary 10 the Seattle Rose 80
cleiy viii hold its first spring Pill.
grimaxe 10 tho Tulip Show at Bell
inghan. May !. and ,. Tho aux,
ilb,Ty has chartered a motor bus AZ
special rate. which viii aecommo.
date eighteen persons, TO make the
round ir1p on May 1.
Observations for the trip should b.
made ~ once with Mra. Harry S
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-24
AssocIATIoN oF rNNEnarY

The Seattle branch of the Amer.
can Association ~ University WON.
en VIII hold a luncheon Saturday
April 81. az 1880 o'clock. az the IN.
Sinners club. Following luncheon
Miss Mabel Vernon. u the national
fem4u'a payfE viii discuss the Ia.
crciis Mott Amendment u the United
states constitution Make reserya.
tons by calling MA in.slGs. or the
Engineerr' club
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University Chapter
ID. A. r. Plans Tea

University chapter. Daughters Of
the American Revolution. will en-
tertaln with tea at the chapter
house on Sunday afternoon. May I.
from 4 until O'Clock in honor Of
the Sons Of the American Reyolu.
ton ard their wives.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-24
INGROWN TOE NAIL
How to Tougher Skin so Nail
Turns Out Itself

A few drops Of "Outgro" upon the
skin surrounding the ingrowipg nail
reduces inflammation and pain and
so toughens the tender sensitive
skin underneath the. toe nail. that
II can not penetrate the flesh, and
the nail turns naturally outward
almost over night.
"outgro" lis n harmless antlseptic
manufactured for ohiropodists. How.
over. anyone can buy from tho
drug store tiny bottle containing
directions. --Advertiscment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-24
Luncheon Planned to Honor Tyopeler. Cards
Issued for Large Tea

W honer Nrs Willis a Hs.r. Who
Is leavins shortly for abroad
Nt,s Walter IL Noitlcion ana her
ser Mre. ", AZ Homrr win en-.
.sitsih with a luncheon 81 ten covers
ftiday Afternoon Al the sunset cl,,h
invitations ao limited To intimate
iuends ~ tho honor .,,,st
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NATIVE DAUGHTERS or
WASHINGTON


Princess AngclIne parlor No 2.
Native Daughters OF Washington.
win entertain with a whist card
party. the last one TO bc given
this season. ON Friday evening Mt
$40. at Dartnalrs cafeteria. April
2sth. All members and friends are
invited.
On May End the regular monthly
meeting viii be held in the club
rooms at the Y. W c. A. at which
time the annual election Of officers
win take place. Also the trustees
will hold meeting and audit the
books. The final arrangements for
the annual banquet win also be
completed at this time, as well as
making arrangements for the grand
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-24

rhiuney WE m.bgsi. OF with Mu
O. A. Pauoua GA ria s6zf
Among the many activities thi
auxiliary De- arranging Tor the com
ing season d a musicale. plans foi
which viii ~ completed at the meet
ing 20 b. held May 3.
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Luncheon viii
Precede Nh icole

Mrs. James Hamilton dc Veuve
VIII be hostess ut n luncheon OF
twelve covers at the Sunset club
next wednesday afternoon. preced.
ing the musicale at the club.
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Women's Clubs

Mrs g. X. Taylor. The meeting viii
he hold al o'clock. when luncheon
will be served 4 short program viii
follow as well as business session.
WASHINGTON BOULEVARD
W. C. r. u.
Washington Boulevard w. c. T. U.
will serve n luncheon In the chapel.
5ist ave. and Madison St. Mt noon
on Friday. April 25. Mrs. Jackson
silbaugh and Mrs. william MayfIeid
viii speak at tho afternoon session.
The public is invited.
UNIVERSITY CHAUTAUQUA
University Chnutauqua win meet
at the home of Mrs. W. W. Collins.
1898 Thackeray place, Friday. April
Is. at 2 p. NJ.
MAHYKSOLL CIRCLE
Maryknoll circle viii hold a rum.
mage sale for the benefit Of Mary.
knoll Mission. Friday and Saturday.
April Is and 20. at Sixth and vir.
ginia.
BALLARD w. c. T. L.
Ballard w. C. T. U. will meet
with Mrs. w. NJ. whiting. 75G n.
18th st.. Friday. April IS. at p. m.
Mrs. Mabel Mackenzie will have
charge Of the program. Take phin.
noy car
RuMAIAGE SALE
Green Lake Congregational church
win hold rummage sale Friday and
Saturday. April % and 26. at 1919
First ave.
WoMAN'S CENTURY CLUB
The literature and travel depart
ment Of the Woman's Century club
viii meet Friday. April 25. at II
o'clock in the Young women's
Christian Association. Program: Re.
view: "Thc Son at the Front" by
Edith wharton; THE Age OF limo.
cencc." Edith Wharton: travologue,
Paris During the World War;"
Mss. Adolph Nelson.
Building committee at 1916
o'clock In the Young womcns
Christian association.
Regular business meeting OF the
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Hosts to Bridqe Club

Mr. and Mrs. J. 9. fenton VII
entertain their bridge club OF
four tables at their home on satur.
day evening.
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE LECTURE

Niilti1flAh hAlENCE LECTURE
Mary q seilen uill deliver d Chris
tan Science lecture on Monday
April "a. a. ~ O'Clock. ln Evergreen
HAM, Arcade building Tho subject
WIN Pc '-rhe Litigation
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Small Luncheon
for Mrs. Brddy

Miss Mary Trimble viii entertain
with a small luncheon on Friday at
the Sunse, club IN compliment TO
Mrs. Hugh Brady.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-24
LIMITATIONS out for Tea

n Ars. George Hamilton Leghorn
nd Miss Marie I.eghorn have eard~
Out Ter a tea az their home on Thur.
aAN afternoon. May I. nom } until
s o'clock.
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AIRS. Bordeaux
Luncheon Hostess

Mis, Thomas Bordeaux enter.
tanned with a luncheon % twelve
covers, followed by hridgc and nah
iongE. AZ her homo Wednesday
afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-24
LADIES or ALL
SAINTS CHURCH

LADIES or ALL
SAINTS CHURCH
~ the card party given hy the
ladies Of All Saints church. Friday
evening April IS, NJ the LAKESIDE
clubhouse. the Heinz luncheon will
h. served az 1880. instead of ~ Z
o'clock. as formerly announced
ORDER or THE
GOLDEN WEST
The order Of the Golden West
viii giyo dance for members and
friends on Friday. April IS. AZ Car
pcniers hall. 1880 Fourth ave.
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ALpHA AUXILIARY

Alpha Auxiliary 20 Local No. 5s7
viii have It's regular meeting F'ri-
day. April Is. AZ Union Record hall.
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nrAfMAGE GALE

RUAfAiAGE SALE
Tho Church of the Epiphany will
hold a rummage sale Friday and
Saturday. April Is and 20, ~ 1880
seventh ave.
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.yARD SOCIAL AND

LITERARY CLUB
Seward Social and Literary club
viii hold election OF officers on Fri.
day afternoon. April 70. al the home
Of Mr., a. n KoeloE 422s 5igt ave. s..
Mrs. Kecifr'g mother, Mrs. Gather.
me colcock, who recently passed hor
10th birthday Anniversary. will be
one Of the hostesscs, together with
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MICHIGAN CLUB
EYERGREEN LopGE

Evergreen Lodge No. 2. A. o. U.
w. will giyc dance in the audi
torium Of the a. o. U. w. building
1909 Ninth ave. at . o'clock. Fri
day evening, April Is. Members
and friends cordially invited.
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women's Century club at o'clock
IN the auditorium Of the Young
women's Christian association. PRO.
gram AZ q o'clock in charge Of Mrs,
Arthur Holt. chairman Of dranla de.
partmsnt. Play 90 be presented
under tho direction Of Mrs. Kath-
egn Markham and airs. Fred W.
Bert. Jr.. Mrs. l.. r. Beckett. Mrs.
II. $. Hodgson. Mn. 4. r. Hem.
mingway and Mrs. 4. y. swonsson.
LADIES. CRoTTo PLAYERS
The Ladies' Grotto Players will
present two one.ac, plays and musl.
cal program. for the benefit OF the
Ruth School building fund. on Fri
day evening. April Is. at Sis o'clock.
In Douglas hall. corner Of Tenth and
y Pine ~.
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noNEL ELLSWORTH CIRCLE

S~ONEL EILSWOKTH CIRCLE
Under the auspices Of Colonel
Ellsworth circle. the Heinz Co. will
give one Of their Products lunch.
cons, combined with an illustrated
lecture on the growth and develop.
mint Of the company. Friday, April
Is, at Veterans hail. Armory. 4
business meeting viii follow the
luncheon.
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od uouss every spot and streak
aud footprint. Into every eoEaex goes
o-CedAr. around pipes. stoye-legs
and under tables. You do not even
stop.
In ono-thiTd the usual time, your
linoleum. bAseboArds and woodwork
are cleaned. busted and polished. al
most without effort, by the countless
soit. pure cotton fingers Of 0-Cedg
Polish Mop, treated With o-Cedr
Polish.
And the o-Cedu Way n The mos
sanitary way a. veil 0-CedAr Mop
collects and holds the dut-do,s not
scatter IL.
Try Il. You tAke no chance de
mistake. Your dealer "a suthorired
TO refund your money II o-Cedar
does not make good on every claim.
In your opinion. Telephone now for
0-Cedsr Polish Mop.
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CLUBS FOR FRIDAY
BRITIsH.ANIERIcAN
srgr,r4rATuON

TIsH.AAIERICAN
ASSOCIATION
The British-Americar association
win give a concert at the Fine Arts
haH. POPS Third ave. on Friday eve
ming. April %.
MICHIGAN CLUB
The regular monthly meeting OF
the Michigan club viii be held at
Moves cafeteria. Friday evening.
April Is, 1924.
Dinner viii be served from to
7.S0. Program OF interesting fea-
lures viii be presented at 1880. All
former residents Of Michigan cor
daily invited 70 be present
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WASHINGTON HIVE NO. 944
washington Hive No. 9f4, Ladies
Of the Maccabeos. will give a card
party at the home Of Mrs. Anna
Christensen, III Il. Goth st., Friday.
April %. Luncheon nj o'clock
Take Meridian car,
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Better Yet

at less than onethird of the actual
cost OF production here
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, Mrs q. Il. Taylor. The meeting will
be hold al o'clock. when luncheon
will be served. 4 short program viii
follow as well as business session.
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WASHINGTON BOULEVARD

UNIVERSITY cHAUTAUQUA
University Chnutauqua win meet
at the home OF Mrs. W. W. Collins.
1898 Thackeray place, Friday. April
%. at p. NJ.
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RftMAfAC;E SALE

RuMMAGE SALE
Green Lake Congregational ehurcl
win hold a rummage sale Friday AM
Saturday. April % and rs, at 1871
First ave.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-03
1,nN. s,IIrH.s MEssaGE

or course there are many people
Who cannot scc sincerity, courage,
honesty in any New York politician,
especially when his carly days were
spent within shouting distance Of the
terrible Bowery. and VINO is distinctly
of the people" when the people
are the East sidors OF New York. But
that is Just what Governor Smith OF
%ow York H. and thosc qualities Of
courage. sincerity. honesty are the
Characteristics he poss' sscs and which
hate eudcared him 10 people Of the
statc who know him famiiiariy as we'll
rs t1tosc others. high brows" perhaps,
who have seen these qualities through
the haze Of prejudice which WAS form
ID by his early and later associations.
Governor Smiths mcssage this year
is mainly repetition Of his stand
formerly taken. Far from showing an
inclination 10 shirk the prohibition
question. which he might wall have
done on the ground that his former
fsvoring d memorial to congress ask
ing for q modification Of the volstcad
iaw was enough. he r,peals that
recommendation. Approve or disap-
prove Of his action. one MAY not hut
admire his remaining loyal To his
convictions IN matter which. many
have said. killed him Politically
His beHer that the state should not
be disturbed by the election Of a uew
governor every two years. with the
added argument that the issues in a
gubernatoriaf campaign should be
kept separate from thos. when a
president is to he elected. is empha-
sized. and his disapprgraI Of state in
reference WIih literary or artistic
production, beyond the present prohi-
billions imposed by criminal las, finds
ready commentator among those
who know the narrowness Of the
New Britain herald., 1924-01-03
Dissertations on
The Weather

Washington, ID. G., Jan. 3.--NFore-
cast for southern New England) rain,
possibly changing 10 snow tonight;
colder tonight; Friday fair and cold
CT; fresh south winds shifting 10
strong west and northwest tonight
Forecast for eastern New York:
Rain changing to snow tonight; Fri
day fair and colder. fresh south shift
ing TO strong northwest winds tonight.
For Connecticut: Rain possibly
changing TO snow and colder tonight;
Friday fair ana colder; fresh south
shifting 10 west aud northwest winds.
Conditions. The western storm
has moved rapidly northcastward dur
ing the last "a hours aud is now con-
trail over ontario. II has caused gem
cral rains during the last "a hours
from Texas nOrtheastward TO Maine.
Several places reported more than an
inch Of rain. The greatest amount
was 2.TS inches at Nashville, Tenn.
The storm is followed by long ridge
Of high pressure producing pleasant
weather with low temperature. Zero
Temperatures we're reported as far
sotit has Kansas and as FAR cast as
Michigan.
Conditions favor for this vicinity
unsettled weather followed by fair
and colder.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-03
HARDWARE OUTLOOK GOOD

Tho old minstrel used to say: Cen
tlemen, be seated" Then they'd all
sit down and the end men would crack
a few Jokes while some heavyweight
tenor with a swcetly appealing voice
would assure US that Nellie was u
Lady"
In New Britain ne'ro saying, Gen
tcmen, get busy" For the Hardware
Age strengthens our conviction that
1924 is going to be Il busy one in the
hardware business. Forecasts from
iobbers and manufacturers 1t de-
clares regarding the business outlook
in the hardware trade for the first
quarter OF 1924 express decided com
adcnco. Many manufacturers are re-
ported TO be planning the expansion
of their production schedules, and to
broaden their sales efforts"
Go as far as You like, manufacture
ing gentlemen. We ordinary people
don't mind If you expand all over the
lot. because we will follow your cN-
There's going 10 be prosperi-
~ al around. And note this. The
prospect is not going 10 be good at
some deferred period Of 1924. il is
good for the first quarter Of 1874"
Yes, gentlemen, go as far as you like.
We're with you.