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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-08
PARLIAMENTARY
LAW CLASS

Robert Parliamentary Law Glass
win meet Thursday. February 81. at
1870 p. m. at the Y. W. c. A. Mrs.
Ella Cudihee. chairman and teacher.
Subject lesson. Reports OF Commit.
tees" The auxiliary class In public
speaking. with Nine. Harriet saun.
derson. viii have for it's lesson. Ten.
nyson's ''Bugle Song"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-08

To honor her mother. Mrs. Herbert
strain. Of Great Falls. Mont. who is
her house guest for month. Mrs. lie
Roy A. Fowler will entertain her
bridge club and two additional tables
at luncheon on Wednesday afternoon
OF next week.
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Personal

Mrs ~ NJ, lSlrkman OF ChIcago,
who has been Visiting her daughter.
Mrs Jack Noyos, left recently fot
Pasadena,
Mr., and Mrs, Cleveland H. sande
fer uiaycl Colllorl AFRO receiving cen
gptulntioRs upon tho birth OF a
daughter Anne Winston, February
z, IN Los Angeles,
Mr., and Mrs James Carroll Of
portagc, Wis who have been the
guests Of MrH, CRrroli'a sister. Mrs
A. y. Heating, at the Hotel Wash
lnRton. have left for California on
their way home.
Mrs. Clyde Huspoth vino has been
visiting Or and Mr~. n, A. Iohanson
len Wednesday night for Denver, nc
campaigning the body OF her mother
Mrs. Andrew inglis From Denver
she win 80 to her homo In Detroit.
Mrs. j, c, Marmadukc has returned
from a Visit OF several weeks IN Cali
fornia.
Capt. J s. Gibson and Mr.. Prescott
oakea left Thursday ON the Emma
Alexander for California. Mrs Cakes
Will visit her mother. Mn. Gibson.
during their absence,
sir. and Mra. James o. Gallagher
have removed from their former
home, POS Boylston ave. 10 their
new home. ii.T Grand ave,
Mr. and Mrs, Hector Macdonald
arc being congratulated upon the
birth OF a son. February Z. az the
Seattle General hospital.
Mr.. and Mn, a. 4, pqwney en-
tcrtained az their house guests ths
first of the week. MIR and Mrr. W
C. Winston OF Minneapolis and Air
and Mn, r. l., Crawford OF New
York.
Mr., and Mrs. Wright Holdings
worth viii leave February IS Tot
Los Angeles. 10 make their home.
Miss limits Bodwell. Of Victoria. -
g. ia vtsising Sir. and atrs Casper
Clarke. az their home nj the High.
lands,
Mrs. Trevor Drake. Of 81. Paul. Il
the guest or her mother. Airu. Wal
ter Tiffany.
Mr.. and Mrs J. r. Austin and ne.
To daughter, Perry. left Thursday
by motor for California. on visit
OF several weeks.
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wAslIfNaroN fIrvn

Washington hive No. oii. Ladies
OF the MAcenbees. have planned n
Valentine card party Tor Thursday
afternoon. February IL. al I. o. o. T..
temple. Luncheon az o'clock,
Members and friends invited.
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Entertaining for
House Guest

Mrs. jay /. purand has arranged
two lunchcons for next week az the
boulevard Inn. one on Tuesday ana
one on "Wednesday, in honor OF her
house guest. Miss Loretta Brady,
OF san Francisco.
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CLUBS FOR SATURDAY
VISUAL EDUCATION AND

EFIKEAIIDN LUMMIIIEE
The visual education and recre-
alton committee Of the Parent
Teachers association. will meet in
Frederick & Nelson's auditorium.
Saturday. February .. at 1880 a. m.
Miss Julia A. shourek, president OF
the Audubon society. will give an
Illustrated lecture on THE Birds OF
Washington: Miss Evelyn Perine
will contribute two piano numbers-
The Butterfly's Dream and jug.
glery." by GODDARD. and Mr.. s. Rath-
bun win tell a tale Of birds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-08
CARD PARTY

The woman's Trade Union league
will give q card party Saturday even
ing, February 3. at its club rooms.
All Bay building. The February So
ciaI entertainment committee viii be
in charge.
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DANCE AZ CLUBHOUSE

The Southwest Seattle Improve
ment club win give dance satur.
day evening. February .. at the club
house. cath ave. s. w and W. Hud.
son st.
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SEWARD PIT. A

Seward PIT. a. win meet in the
auditorium OF the school Thursday.
February IL. at ? p. m. Canon viii.
lam II. Bliss viii speak on Mar.
coiics." There will be music by the
pupils and refreshments by the tea
committee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-08
Miss Long Has
Church Wedding

The marriage Of Miss EnoIa
Long. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-08
wHIrr1ER HE1nHrs cLrR

The Whittier Heights Improve
ment club viii give a card party
Saturday. February ., at s15 p. m.
IN Dimmick's dining car. 1851 14th
ave. ". w. All welcome. Refresh.
ments.
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M0ndnM Prnctice Clnb

The Monday Practice club viii be
entertained by Mrs. Harry !. Worth
on Monday. Luncheon will follow
the program.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-08
Ru,fMAGE sALE

The Young Matrons' club OF the
University Baptist church will hold
a rummage sale Saturday. Febri-
AIRY ?. at the FamerS' market.
Westlake and Virginia. 81.
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ALKr pr. A.

The Aiki PIT. a. will meet Thurs.
day. February IL. at p. m. Miss
Ruth Brown viii talk on Campfire
work and Mrs. II. c. Rohrback viii
speak on the pre.school movement
Music viii be furnished by pupils Of
Miss Williams room.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-08
ROBERT NORRIS
CHAPTER No. 10.

Robert Morris chapter No. iga. o.
L. s., will meet Wednesday. Febru.
any 10. at p. M IN the Cornthiau
room at the Masonic temple. Ini.
tistion and program.
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LITERARY AND TnAvr1 cfIp

LITERARY AND TRAVEL CLUB
The Literary and Travel club will
meet Monday. February II. at 2:so
,. m. at the home OF Mrs. John J
German. 1881 18th ave. N. A paper
on The New Day and Catholic
Women" by the Hon. Wendell phi.
lips Stafford. Of Washington. d. G.
VIII be read by Mrs. Joseph n.
Hardy.
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MOTHERS CLUB or s. A. II.
The Mothers club Of Sigma Alpha
Epsilon fraternity will meet Monday.
February H. ~ 2 p. m. az the chap.
tor house. 4sos 18th ave. n. L. Fun
attendance desired.
MYRTLE SOCIAL CLUE
The Myrtle Social club will meet
at the Masonic temple Monday. Feb.
runry II. at p. m.
COUNCIL OF JEWISH WOMEN
Tho regular meeting Of shc Council
Of Jewish Women viii be held on
Thursday. February IA. at 2.Jo .. m.
In tho vsstry room at Temple De
Hirsch. Board meeting a, 100 .. IN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-08
SEATTLE TEMPLE 40. .

Seattle Temple No. 3. Pythian
sisters. will give, a card party Sat
urday evening. February 2, at s15
O'Clock. at Wings cafeteria.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-08
SOCIAL TEA

a social tea win be given az the
home OF Mrs Mabel Hifbec. 5to6 4ist
ave. s. W. on Thursday. February
81. Members OF Fortson.Thygcaen
auxiliary urged 10 attend. Friends
invited.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-08
HARMONY HOMESTEAD

Harmony homestead No. i74a.
nrotherhood OF American Ycomen.
viii Eiyo a Valentine dance Tuesday
evening, February ~. az ~. W. A..
hall, 1929 Third ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-08
WOmen's Clubs

Committees Addresses will BE-
made by Mrs. Hugh c. Todd. state
chairman, and ~ Mrs. Bertha
Barnhart and Mrs. Kathryn Mir
acle.
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS
HOSTESS TO
arxs~sx.,...s.. -.

HOSTESS TO
MOTHERS CLUB
Kappa Kappa Gamma Mothers
club viii meet with Mrs. Herbert II.
Gowen, 5005 22d ave. n. f., on
Thursday. February IL. at 10 a. m.
Mrs. A. J. Coles viii be the assisting
hostess.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-08
FORMER MICHIGAN
REsfnENTs

The regular monthly MEETING OF
former residents Of Michigan viii BE-
held a, Meyes cafeteria. Friday eyt.
ming. February 10 Dinner from 9
10 Jao will be followed by a program
arranged by the ladies' ~ the club A
moot cordial invitation y extended 10
all former residents q Michigan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-08
FoRTsoN .THYoEsEN
/ AUXILIARY

The regular meeting OF Fortaon.
Thygcscn auxiliary. U. s. W v. viii
be held Thursday. February 10. at ?
p. IN. Al the Armory Initiation and
program. Lincoln's birthday win be
commemorated and the sinking or
the Maine remembered. All @. a. Il.
comrades invited.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-08

The shawondnsec club viii meet
win Mrs. J. l.. Megrew. 1919 Third
ave. ~ on Tuesday. February u. at
: y III.
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woslAN's EDUCATIONAL


The woman'y Educational club
will meet at the home Of Mrs. ]. f.
JcGraw. 5037 18th ave. n. T.. sat.
urday, February ., at p. m. Topic,
Russia Today" Special speakers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-08
CARD PARTY

The past natrons' club Of Uni.
sersity chapter. o. Il. s.. will give
q gard party In the dining room
Of Masonic hail, on University way.
Saturday evening. February .. at
8 p. m. Whist 500 and bridge
will be played. Prizes and refresh
ments.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-08

Mrs NJ NJ klrkman OF Chicago,
who has been whiting her daughter.
Mrs. Jack Noyos, left recently for
Pasadena.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-08

ALPHA xI DELTA ALUMNAE
Mrs Joseph Paden viii entertain
Alpha n Delta aIumnae on satur-
day, February .. at her home, 77i5
Woodland Park ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-08
WHY SEND EAST?
SUNDAY NIGHT SUPPER

Use apples which have been baked In
few drops o. fruit coloring added 10 tn
cooked. Put a spoonful OF RED RocE
center OF each half apple aud serve will
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-08
SIGMA KAPPA
MOTHERS cLur

The Sigma Kappa afo,hers' club
viii hold an all-day meeting Tuesday.
February ~. al 10 a. m. at tho chap
ter house.
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woMANs DEMOCRATIC CLUE

WONANs DEMOCRATIC CLUB
The Woman's Democratic club
VIII hold its regular meeting satur-
day. February .. at 2 p. m, at
DartnsiI's cafeteria. Frank cotter.
III, state central committeeman, win
~ ~ The Function Of State
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-08
LEADERSHIP ISN'T a MATTER OF LUCK

It's oil IN training How pupil Of BfiINs School
every paftyi It's ~ 500 Pine ST.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-08

Mr., and Mira James Carroll OF
Portage, wis. who have been the
guests Of Mira Carroli'a sister Mrs.
A. y. Heating, at tho Hotel Wash.
lnRton. have LETT for California on
their way home
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-08

Mr.. and Mrs Cleveland Il, snnde.
fer uIaycl Co!llon AFRO receiving con,
gRtulatiupH upon the birth OF a
daughter Anne Winston. February
z, IN los Angeles
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WHAT CAN YOUR TWO HANDS DO?
How to apply cleaning opccen teaipbe
Of them How to transform with simple eros..sueh piece
How 10 fashion
tho accomplished young
priceless services upstairs shops Of the McDEIb
MOTT BUILDING. at Fourth ana Pine.
Horo YOU ,ctn bouquets trua
OUR FIFTH AVENUE "GooDY SHOP"
Famed for ~ fayors homemade candies and fudg has now
YOU are sure o ana just mo novelties including dolls that the
parties Of the iiih and sand REQUIRE
nc q straight 'eR' Of
WHY SEND EAST?
lake.
-,. .,... .,..,.. ,,.,,..., !, -.
taSro foeE piva affairs
SUNDAY NIGHT SUPPER
which halves colored with
"S op fruit o9 saasa a9 ' srP u y e s rs
center OF each half apple and with plain whipped
MADE OF CHANGEABLE SILK
In sunrise tn rose blue Eola the
hats the MODEL, astouahns0 1900 s
ro' paste. 'Sqs. g preo"" i Il iss ae% millinery
LEADERSHIP ISN'T a MATTER OF LUCK
rs an in training How pupn Of nTTs School Of Jazz dominates
every paityi Irsai 500 Pine ST.
THE FAvoRs FOR YOUR PARTY
a@S the s m q Ep. s o s 9.n, and R aa
,or announcement party Zach guest Of ne
g i"aaied the people
THE LoyELIEsT VALENTINE
from ssli 9 s ss ps 81 pearls or H''F comb
scarf ming for again
NO ONE TEACHES DREssMAKING
~ s n clearly , fully ofessonay lifetime Of
airy IS Join before the 18TH Y. W. C a. Fifh
whaf. oil ms nonseroai Ginning
mo wigsf ~ matter Of fact
and ehe" hey pm something brighter thon
WHEN you CHOOSE YOUR FRAME
Your sik fabric or
sou just the ha, you've Bldg
think nroc nc nucrs ,ao.s arc Of
'at Bui tHoe theD arc 'eoren q straNi
REAL FAIRY GoDMoTHER
single wrRTnNonE upstairs MsDoro mot Ba
becomes Of The load. o. rich garment, hat
some "omen eny and "erer hat oatf
ALL YOUR LIFE
You ha,ca MARY b SIMMONS combined
treatment OF scalp neck shoulders
once Si4 Seneca St. MA inls4s
~ that relarcd title Of
tai at The shoulders that gres forty
ON THE LUXURIOUS NEW DAvENpoRTs
beautiful He features the deep piled mohaI too
There are wonderful values at 500 Pine St.
A. Ia. bed success, ~ day
faces The fireplace icih lorcv rounded perfect up
ho'sierv and It's ooHforaseHesS
UNDER CLEAR SKIES
rs double delight WINGS Cafeteria, The
view out over the Sound magnificent.
FEBRUARY FOR YOUR FURS.
For all month the MODEL repairing remodng at % pe
cent discount 527 Peoples Bank Bldg
Fashions and fashions Foundations Of making and
finishing garments nc vear.
WHO'D BOTHER WITH TINY HENS
When Elite ii EJte building ovc par,o,rs,
FOR MASQUERADES
The costumes at SUTHERLAND shop Bldg are exquisite,
Hare the podcr pRv cosiumcp IT'S pink and
ehi 81 course but Of airy rschcs Of
puts and rHehes and lS Of biass pussy
eioo IN Of the long Ja seecs Of aoaf
ing chiffon -
THE MILLION-DOLLAR HELLO
Is truly named The luxurious hanrnrs s
grand foyer nave no rcpcas in all
Tom Mix there stirring pho,opnv ~rbo tono sr
EFnf4 utfpntau
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MADE OF CHANGEABLE SILK

In Hunriar na On soft blue lavender and gold tho
hats AZ the MODEL priced 0snt astoushlng1 800
Peoples Bank building
Gray hair BE- IN Rs glory all thru The spring and
scasoHi For pasfl shades predominant the mHe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-08

Mrs. Clyde Huspeth who has been
visiting pr and Mn. n, A. Iohanson.
len Wednesday night for Denver, nc,
companylng the body OF her mothor.
Mira. Andrew lnglis From Denver
she VIII SO TO her homo IN Detroit.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-08

&Y
EACH HAT AT HOLLYWOOD"
Invites rue @ iy It on The millinery here Is lovely ~ for The
these at modest puoesr 1921 wesIake north Of Pine.
tumble soa paese, and almost ss i t out
ye. a'@s a, s0' dgo coat "a s so" ' 1A o' @00
LOOK ABOUT YOU IN YOUR HOME
furniture with
EUREKA aos' First Ave. MA In-.sH.
girl roDheeled 'aoe'i
ONES HAIR is CUT
All beauty work is done at os
BIFeio~ Building Fourth and PIKE
.o oroyi,h green the
season has a Hee Hamei Ir' "drtlehote"
WHY DON'T YOU TALK TO HER?
Bsow building. Fourth
something that reDels
UNDER-THE-ARM BAGsl
TIE Boston Trunk bag HOS Third Ave- has received ship
at iass
seaaea z ne ino thi.0 DHt aeo business Or, lore;
YOU MUST SEE THE ADORABLE SKETCHES
order instruets while soi-s0s
Nae oefarequeIy from Of
sreet foek ia 1oo Jersey or eharmeeu
MIR. SHOWS PORTRAITS OF CHILDREN
studio seaboard building Pike
justice pale
biondel
30, TO BE SLIM AGAIN, AND TIRELEssr
reducing laboratories for the treatments that are simple health
producing and effective. ins47s;
eeasea asa 50 nc redan0 machine has see
SPIDER MIGHT HAVE WOVEN THE FABRIC
priced s5o Second
The ."a,ea t,oeE' q eesise
BRING YOUR OWN MATERIALS
Nas % s% rss s snd o, eg ' Works for
HAVE YOU SEEN THEMg
tn, great tubs of
padded rollers that smooth the Of
vinkng eyeg These servants Or steel 7 find
at the SEATTLE SUPPLY Laundry doing
service recommend that you call this Monday
o
THE NEW AWNINGS lkIMlI
VIII CAMP TEEllH
LEWIS wIRELEsS they individual orders lfEfNI
tarps for all
things made Of At 76 l41IHl
HftHl
takes create the coicst l
sort Of boudor in attic @V
TO RE-CAPTURE
The first fine look OF hats longer cHURcHLLs
work women's sains, cleaning and
rehocbtng there as fresh newt Street
WHEN YOU HAVE YOUR GLASSES FITTED
Without Warren or
You icnd jour fine Of pour eycs 10 the
students school, Their c1ohonoc Far
Isn't
IL II BAVARIAN DINNERWARE TO DECORATE
p You who delight designing
- will find complete line of whit china
at the Ceramic Arts Studio.
~ I astonsh you'll Better your early. 4is7
II 4
Plates that not round but among
the ncrest thtH9s IN chino.
WITH OLD WORLD SKILL
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NEBRASKA CLUB BANQUET
The University Of Nebraska elut
VIII hold iia annual banquet Friday
February is. az go p. m. ~ the
pig'n Whistle.
All former students. their wives
or husiands desiring reservations
may phone Mr. q. y. Porter
kE nwd 1891. or AIRS. w. r. Meier
KE nwdIa2s.
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THE LovELIEsT VALENTINE

know - a costume ring necklace Of pearls or
from ". u. cLfFroN's At ios pike ST.
~ fcp tcccks moro The ono. picee drcss ,ci
scarf about The neck iegi b. Just The thing for
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-08
WHAT CAN YOUR TWO HANDS DO?

many alonE corridor know
to apply cleaning opnoseent iuntefs apbe china
with simple crosslieh
a scenic tapestry Is another
aken that
sun third Mary Steele Nina Peterson
three Of tho accomplished women
priceless the upaan shops Of the McDbib
MOTT BUILDING Fourth and Pine
Hao YOU setu fruits
aHdl1 tpeTaf
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civic cLT.n

CIVIC tLIN
Tho Civic club viii meet Tuesday.
February r.. az 2 O'Clock. In the
Erickson room ~ the r. W. C. A.
W y. Lane win speak on "Parlia.
meniary Law" Members may invite
guests.
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NO ONE TEACHES DRESsMAKING
WHEN you CHOOSE YOUR FRAME

Your SILK fabric or straw and your flowers tn
sou Just the hat you've set your heart uponi 81
You may think that the rich morcs that TIC
silk But kHoie; they arc ,ootcH Of siraici
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-11-21
New York Produce, Market

New YORK, NOV. ~,
wHEAT-spot easier: No: ! dark
and and rail $50; 10. , hard winter o b
lake and rail 1855: No. . mixed durum
do. leg: No. / Manitoba do. in bond
1874.
{ track New York lake and ran
OATS-Spot easy: NO. wh'e oil.
other articles unchanged. $50,
RIrTTER-Cnsettled receipts $40!
creamery higher than extras 44u tii'
do. extras. 90 score. 49,. ~
EGGS-F'irm: receipts Sl9S; iresn
gathered extra firstS 81 81: 60 Hrsts
ssM65: do. seconds and poorer S'@
50: nearby hennery browns extras %
oTAToEs-steady: Long Island
per $50 pounds 5000 so: New horh
per $50 pounds 1.5oI2..1.
BBAGES-Strongef; New apt"
per ton 1900 q $500. ,,
The raw sugar market was stead!
today with continued buying u ine
80 duty paid level. There were safes
Of 10000 bags of san pomineos uut
this month: c0.oo0 bags Cuban nrS,
bags Peruvian due early next mohtn'
ali nj :, 90. and $3.50 bags of Peruvian.
due the middle OF December. at 9;St;
Firmuess in the spot market ied 10
renewed trade and outside pusin ~
raw futures. After opening one Poln'
Ia two higher prices advanced cps
ing within a point or two OF the oes'
and from two to nine points net h,sn-
or, december 4.10. March SOC, May
S.ll, July SIS. =, ...
No improvements developer IN .ne
demand for refined sugar. Prices were
unchanged at 40 10 '''o iva S
Refined futures were nominal.
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into court for an offense such as this.
Last June he was fined over $50 for
reckieSsneSs.
Contrary to xeport given in some
newspapers that Mr.. and Mrs. John
Allen sweet arrived home Tuesday,
they did not, but Il telegram was re-
ceived that they would arrive on
Thursday. which they did. Mr.. and
Mrs. Sweet have been gone three
months. visiting South America, Ber-
muda and other places.
There was burglary at 0cQossoc
night before last when two men en-
tered the station house through a
window that was not locked and
made way with over $500. There was
no evidence or clues left as to whom
the culprits might be, but later IN
the evening, Alexander Lee. a resi-
dent of that section. was held up by
two men and they demanded that ne
turn over money to them which he
had received for check which he
had cashed. He told them that he
had spent 1t all and they let him go.
He described one of them as being
very tall and very dark with slight
mustache, the other was rather short
and also dark but not so dark as his
companion. A party who had been
coming up the road leading TO Range
ley says that nobody passed them, so
ii is evident that the burglars did not
come towards Pennington.
Miss Cora Sewall of Pennington is
passing a short time in Portland Wis
iting friends there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roscoe Morrow have
gone to Portland. where they will
pass the winter with q son.
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NEWPORT

Mrs. Caroline Howard OF Skow-
hogan was Il recent guest of her
sister. Mrs. l.lbridge Ring on High
street.
Ire condition of June Gilman. who
was knocked down by an auto Is i'm =
proving every day and she will soon
be able To attend school.
on Friday evening. Nov. FIST, a
Father ana Son banquet will be
held at the Grange Hall. Speakers
will pc present from Bangor and
Watefvillc. Coy Baxter is expected
10 pe present
l.. \. Harding of Caribou Was a re-
cent guest vi Nh and Mrs. i. T.
Woodward.
ferley Cary and Will Condor have
returned from a successful hunlipS
trip. =
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Bradford en-
tertained M. ami Mrs. William
skinner oi Bangor. Mrs. f. A.
Bradford and children of rittsiield
and Miss IIild4 Brudturd at their
home ON West street sunday.
The third grade pupils. who re
oeived 1000 in spelling last month
Were Karl Frazier Madeline Har-
rigan. Arlene Hatch Marion Ale
kenne!. Adolph Moses. Carroll
IendeXteg, Pni!ip Tcdesco, and
Jacquelm Lewis.
Mrs. Lydia Miles, one Of the oldest
residents in town is slowly recover
ing from her illness.
Wallace, The Youngest son of MI.
and Mrs. Lewis Earrows. is con
Tin Il to ,ic mouse with the measles.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Graves OF EtnA
We're recent visitors in town.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-11-21
Chicago Cattle Market

chicago, NOV. ~.
CATTLE-Receipts $4,000; ted
steers and yeariin2s active; better
grades mostly Is higher: bulk desir-
able weighty offerings up more: de-
maud broad with almost cleanup as
pect; best yearlings 1910: s" head aE-
eraginS 1912 pounds at that price; top
for year to date. 1543-pound bulloclis
1890: bulk weighty bulls 1000 down
ward; liberal proportion erassers and
short fed steers $50 q 80: numerous
loads well finished yearlins steers
1900: few below 800; fat she stock
active, i to IS higher: Gamers and
cutters 70 to - up: most Gamers 2.5o
a 2.65: strong weight kind mostly s.6"
q 2.65: few 30: bulls steady: calves
q 8. %: few $50; stockers and feeders
moderately active at yesterdays low
point.
HOGS-Rcceipts $1,000: opened fair
IL active 10 to T. higher: light lights
and killing pigs showed % to 80 cents
advance: closing dull: part or early
advance lost: bulk . God and choice go
to 32N-pound butchers 9.59Ts.15: 10
to o10-pound weight largely SO q 80
bulk 40 to 160-pouhd average S.OOM
SIS; backing sows mostly SS0p 10:
strong weight slaughter pigs mostly
1Jnn775; estimated holdover heavy.
SHEEP-Receipts 1000: verE dull
fat lambs % to 30 lower: mostly SO
lower: bulk natives and fed westerns
1350@13.Ti: top to outsiders l4"o:
culls mostly t1.00M,1.5o: fed clipped
1l.TJ: bulk ewes $500 90: feeding
lambs - to 30 lower; early sales 1880
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