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, 1924-01-10
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

+ Notice is hereby given that Harold
Barton Hood has filed n petition in
the District Court. Second Judicial
District. Carbon County. Wyoming,
praying for an order of the Court
changing his name to Harold Barton
Chandler: and II no objections to
the prayer of said petition are filed
on or before March LIST. A. d. 1924,
an order of the Court granting the
prayer of said petition will be en-
tered.
STELLA JUNGQUIST,
Clerk of the District Court.
Pub. Jan. 10. II, "a. 81, Feb. Z, IA
, 1924-01-10

Tor the Issuance to him of Letters
Testamentary, when and where any
person Interested may appear and
contest the same.
Dated January 9th, 1924,
STELLA JUNGQUIST,
Clerk.
A. r. McMicken,
Attorney for Estate.
First publication Jan. 10, 1924.
Third publication Jan. "a, 1924.
, 1924-01-10

Frank Wilcox has returned from a
Few days business trip in Denver,
making the trip in his car.
X. G. McCarger spent a day in
the city the latter part of last week
from the oil fields.
, 1924-01-10
Edith Larsen and Mrs. VIM. McAllis-

Edith Larsen and Mrs. VIM. McAllis-
ter.
Informal
Bridge Party
Mrs. L. j. Rendle entertained a
few friends informally at bridge on
Saturday evening. Her guests we're
Mesdames Carl Aman, Raymond Bar
Der. w. w. Daley, E. A. Durant, Tony
Stratton, Frank Hadsell, H. l.. Kuy-
kendall, Fred Rendle, Kirk Miller,
Misses Bess Bowlus and Winifred
Hanna.
r. E. O. Entertained
At Mrs. Edwards
Mrs. W. j. Edwards entertained
the members of the p. E. o. Chapter
at an interesting session on Saturday
afternoon. Miss Bess Bowlus read
a paper on kindergarten methods
which was enjoyed by all present.
Rotary Club Will
Entertain Visitors
J One Of the principal social events
scheduled for this week is the dinner
dance being arranged by the Rotary
Club for Saturday evening at the
Ferris Hotel. The affair is in COM
pliment to the Laramie Rotarians
and their wives and the local Rotary
AIMS who will be their guests that
evening. Many novel entertainment
features are being arranged by the
committee composed of E. c. Ber-
tagnolli, James Potts and Charles
Miller.
Mrs. Joe Stratton and
Mrs. Gus Fleischli Hostesses
Mrs. Joe Stratton and Mrs. Gus
F1eischli were hostesses at a delight
full evening of bridge last Thursday
at the home of Mrs. Stratton. The
guests were the members of their
bridge club and their husbands. A
W course lunch followed the games
of bridge. High scores were made
by Mrs. Shaw and Mr.. Stratton. The
guests were Messrs and Mesdames
Tom Lapham. Earl Barndt, H. E..
Dunlap, e. F. McGraw, Allen Shaw
and Henry Larsen.
La JOie de vic
Bridge Club
Mrs. w. p. Hays was hostess on
Saturday afternoon at a delightful
meeting Of La Joie de vie Bridge
Club. Mrs. Carl Hilliard and Miss
Irene billiard were the specially in
vited guests Of the afternoon. Mrs.
James Potts and Mrs. Harry Nc
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Russian artists TO
Gre Entertainment

Under the auspices OF tho Rus
sian club OF Seattle. assisted by a
group OF prominent Seattle men and
women. artists OF the Russian col
ony will give an entertainment on
"Wednesday evening, February 70.
at Masonic temple
There viii be program OF Rus
sian music and dancing, and az It's
conclusion a Russian cabaret. with
tea and Russian cakes served by ma.
tive women In costume.
Among the patrons and patron
esses for the evening are; Mr.. and
Mrs. Hugh Caldwell. Mr.. and Mrs.
otis Floyd Iamson. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles elise. Mr. and Mrs. Francis
Guy Frink. Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Umoff, Judge and Mrs. Everett
smith. Mr.. and Mrs. WIN Otto Bell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ivan Hyland. Mrs.
Frederic Hail White and Mr. and
Mrs, L. S. Goodwin.
Mrs. Lane Summers Is chairman
OF the womon's committee. assisted
hv Mrs. Otis Floyd hanson. Mrs.
Francis Guy Frink. Mrs. Frederic
Hail White. Mrs. Henry S. Noon.
Mrs. George W. sollday. Mrs. James
II. Calvert. Mrs. Jesse Ives. Miss
Catherine Collins. Miss Olive Kerry.
Mrs. James r robertson. Mrs. ].
Thacher Hodge. Mrs. Arthur J.
Krauss. Miss Kate FOLEY. Mrs. A.
II. Truax. Mrs. Z. C. Ward. Mrs T..
$. Goodwin. Mrs. W. w. Carr. Mrs.
james Anderson Wood. Mrs. ].
Kaufman. Mrs. A. ]. Webb and
Mrs. Frank LATER.
Mrs. hanson heads the finance
committee: Mrs. James p. Robert
son. the ticket committee. and Mrs.
Noon. the decorating and costume
COMMITTEES. Mrs. Frink and Mrs.
Ives viii be in charge OF the bazaar
table. where Russian emhroideries.
paintings. etc. viii ha exhibited.
on Wednesday morning, February
10. at II O'Clock. there VIII DO a
committee meeting in the office OF
Clancy Lewis. on the 10th floor OF
the Arctic building. This commit.
tee Is composed Of 4 volunteer
group OF men and women who are
interested In bringing the members
OF the Russian colony In touch with
the people OF Seattle. Anyone who
4 interested is invited 70 attend.
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Juuior Prom
Patrons Named

Patrons and patronosses for the
eChauve sourls." tho University
Prom on Friday evening at the Ma.
sonic temple. will DO Or. and Airs.
Henry suzzallo. Mrs. Arthur 5. Has
gctt. Dean and Mrs David Thomp
son. Comptroller and Mrs, Herbert
Condor. Dean and Mrs. NJ. Lyle
Spencer. Dean and Mrs. John 7. Con.
don.
Professor and Mrs. Edmond =,
Meany. Dean and Mrs. Howard T.
Lewis. Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest u. Illus
sey. Mr.. and Mrs. A. s, Kerry, Mr.
and Mrs. Donald v. Trueblood. Mr..
and Mrs. Russell callow. Professor
Walter IsaRcs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard T. Verd. Pro
fessor and Mrs. Joseph Daniels. Pro.
lcssor and Mrs. a. z. I.oow. Dean
and Mrs r. NJ. Padelford. Dean and
Mrs, I. NJ. Glen and Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl Gould.
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CLUB PLANS LARGE PARTY
Tho Eastern Star club has mr..
mnged n whist, bridge and NAH
ionsg party for saturday evening.
February 20. AZ $40 o'clock. at
Norton's cafeteria. 1919 Second ave.
Mrs, Beatrice Nottingham. chair.
man. Will DO assisted By tho follow.
ing committee. Mrn. n. H. Carr.
Mrs. Florence Hyatt. Mrs. Augusta
stsinert. Mrs. Ada Ifrliger Mrs.
Janet Cundy. Mrs. May Dietrich,
Mrs Lydia scagraye. Mrs Adoleno
w. Williams, Mrs. Irene MeKenny.
Miss olive Menace. Mrs. Eta
Drake. Mrs. lillian Prescott. Mrs.
Linda Nice. Mrs. Helen Munger,
MrH, Anna N. owens and Mrs. Ad.
do Russell.
Mrs. Ida Weber VIII have charge
Of the whist tables. Mrs. Ella Ross.
man or tho bridge tables. and Mrs,
Adelaide Hamll. Of tho nah jongg
tables.
ELECT OFFICERS
AZ tho annual meeting OF tho Sc.
ntiis Associated Public stenogTa.
piers. held last evening. Miss wil.
helmina Frizlen was elected presi.
dent; Alian Hattie Flexner. vice pres.
ident. and Mlsa Bertha thinner
treasurer.
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''Ths, I am enjoying such good
health at rs can attribute largely
TO tho help I have received from
Taniac.- says Mrs. Addie l., Barry.
.oss s2nd ave. oaklnnd. Calf.
For almosi a year had been In
an awful rundown condition and felt
that would never DO well again.
had no appetite. couldn't sleep. and
was no weak that I wus just up one
day and In bed the next.
Words Just can't describe how
miserable and discouraged / was
feeling whom my sister begged mo TO
try Tanlnc. But Tanlac helped me
AZ once and ak bottles put mo back
on my feet feeling better than have
In years. / cat and sleep like child
and can yet around and do my house.
work as good as ! ever could. Tan.
lac has my unstintcd praise"
Tanlac IA for sale by all good drug
gists. Accept no substitute. over 40
million bottles sold.
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w. 8. ThynE. is4s Il. esnd ct.
Mrs. Z. NJ Richards VIII review
chapters /. :. J aud Of caffcn's
How 10 study Pictures: Miss I'm.
ma Jergenscn and Miss Mabel has.
sott will Rad Tho Stronger" BY
ssringbcrE. Mrs. s. +. Macdonald
win contribute a group Of songs.
and Miss Cwcndoiyn Mines win
play Prelude In @ Minor" By
Raehmaniroff.
THfArBLE CLUB
Seattle Wooderaft Thlmbls club
meeting and valentine party with
Mrs. i. Schneider. i4it 2ist ave. All
day. Wednesday. February 10.
SEWING CLUB
The Puget Sound Sisters Sewing
club win meet wednesday. February
"a. with Mrs. a. T. Knowles. 1zao
Seventeenth ave. s. Luncheon win
be served al 1 o'clock
IONA CHAPTER
Sewing Circle Of Ionla Chapter. o.
+. s.. viii meet with Mrs. Agnes Or
ner. COS 9sth ave. Wednesday. Feb.
ruary -. al 1 O'clock.
GREENWOOD PIT. a.
Greenwood PIT. A. viii meet wed.
nesday. February ~. at 2 y. m Mrs.
Austin T.. Griffiths viii speak on
the work OF the Campfire Girls. Pu.
pills OF the school will furnish music
and refreshments win be served.
WEST WOODLAND PIT. A.
The regular monthly meeting OF
west Woodland PIT. A. viii be held
In the auditorium OF tho school.
Wednesday. February 10. ut 23O D.
m. Mrs. George y. Haley. chairman
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Wedding Date Set for February 20, Seattle
Folk Sponsor Russian EUening

UNHE marriage Of Miss Alice
Il swopo, daughter OF Mrs. Eliza
beth Carman Swopo. 10 Mr.. Max
Edgar Jones. son OF Mrs. Matilda
Jones. viii be celebrated Saturday
evenins. February %. AZ $50 o'clock
NJ the University Unitarian church,
with tho Rev. Dr. John Carroll
Perkins reading the service,
Miss Helen Swope viii be her sis.
tiers maid OF honor and little Mar
jorio Beede. the flower girl.
Or. Roy a. Dawes will be best
man and tho ushers are TO DO Mr..
l.orln r. Allan. Mr., Russell Il, Hor.
ton, Mr.. George Bovik and Mr..
Marion Herrick.
A reception win follow the serv.
Sec az the Swope residence.
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Orthopedic Tea and
Gift Shops

Mrs. a. W. Parrahm win be host.
ess for lntsriaken guild At tho ortho-
pedic Tea Shop Wednesday. assisted
by Mrs. J. b. Darragh. Mrs. J. A..
aiillais. Mrs. p. r. Lundc. Mrs. c. c.
Tenny. Mrs. J. y. Hamill. Mrs. II. G..
Goebcl. Mrs David ward. Mrs. L. l..
Bakken. Mrs. A. J. Robinson. Mrs.
Fred Matheny. Mrg. r. Sather. Mru
G. W. Sutherland ana Mrs. G.. L.
Mortrude.
Tho Thrift Shop will be In charge
Of Mrs. s. d. Crockett and Mrs. En-.
ma L. Link for Queen Anne guild.
in the morning. and Mrs. Falcon
Joslin and Mrs. Mitchell Gillian for
Capitol Hi guild. in the afternoon.
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Women's Clubs

VALENTINE DANCE
A Valentine dance VIM be given
by the American Legion auxiliary
to University Post No. II. on
Wednesday evening. February 10.
at Douglas hall. formerly Llt,le's
hall. corner OF University way and
East 45th st.
GREEN LAKE w. c. T. u.
Green Lake w. C. T. u. will meet
with Mrs. Wells Glvin, 23ss Franklin
ave, "Wednesday, February IL. at
1890 o'clock.
MYSTIC JEWEL AUXILIARY
Mystic Jewel Auxiliary, I. o. o. f..
will meet in temple for o'clock
luncheon, on Wednesday. February
10.
MOTHERS CLUB
Mothers Club OF University Chap.
ter. d. A. r.. will meet at chapter
house. 4714 University blvd. wednes.
day. February 10. Mt o'clock.
cOTERIE CLUB
The Fine Arts department OF the
Coterie club will meet Wednesday.
February 10. at o'clock. with Mrs.
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At Home Informally
.Sundau Afternoon

To honor their son and daughter
in-lnw, Mr.. and Mrs. Morton Evan
Gottsteln Aladeline Carminl. whose
marriage was celebrated recently in
New York city. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. A.
Gottsteln VIII be at homo informally
on Sunday afternoon from 2 until 5
o'clock.
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Personal

SIR and Mrs Thomas j. Aoheaon
are spending a fow days In Vancou'
YER -, g.
AIr. and Mu. william Leonard
Eaton loft Thursday on trip 20 Cal.
lfornia.
Mr. Frank Mearcn. Of Portland,
who waa guest az tho Hotel wash
lnHton Tor a few days last week, left
Saturday for Chicago.
3
Mrs. Cecil Bacon and Mlsa DORIS
Fischer who have been Visiting IN
Portland and Eugene. ore, win be
homo today.
Mrs David y. I'othorlnEham. who
has been IN Southern California for
month, Il expected 70 return on tho
18th.
Mr, Walter Douglns will return
tho last OF this week from a months
trip 90 New York.
Mira NJ. j. washburn 1las come In
from her country home on VaHhon
Island. 10 her town homo at Cowen
Park.
Mrs. Howard Thomas IN tho guest
Of her aonIn.law and daughter. Mr.
and Mrs. Albert Armstrong.
Mra Ross Downs and Mira. Donald
MoCiallan will return next Sunday
from a forinight's Wilt Ia Portland.
Mr.. and Sire. o. W. Crockett. with
their son. Walter Crockett. and Fred
Fisher. will leave Saturday for Cali.
fornia. motoring down on a months
trip.
SIR. and AIN. Mark c Dolllyer arc
receiving congratulations upon tho
birth OF son. Mark Cornelius. Jr.
on February Z. at Providence hospl.
tai.
Mra. Helene Warren win leave
February Is. for San Francisco. 20
mako hor future homo.
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Luncheon HoRorS
House Guest

Mrs. Clyde 10 Roy Morris enter
tnlned with a luncheon OF eight COW
ors at her home, on Monday after
noon. In honor Of her house guest,
Mrs. Frederick Boyec, OF Vanoou'
yer. Il. c. Bridge was played later.
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CLUBS FOR WEDNESDAY

LORRAINE SOCIAL CLUB
Lorraine Social club viii meet
with Mrs. Alberta Clifford. 1924 18th
ave. s.. wednesday. February 10, at
j. m. Take Rainier Valley car to
othello ct.
wOslAN'S CENTURY CLUB
The household administration de-
partment OF the woman's Century
club will meet Wednesday. Fcbru-
airy 10, at IL o'clock. for luncheon.
II the home OF Mrs. c. A. Winter
mute. 1929 18th ave. y. L. Lunch
con topic. Anniversary Dinners"
Mrs. Almon Allen: English Period
Furniture and Its Influence on
American Colonial Furniture" Mrs.
A. /. Nofsinger. Mrs. ]. 3. Harris,
Mrs. ]. 3. Hill. Mrs. z. a. Jones
and Mrs V. D. Maddocks.
The club chorus will meet We'd
nesday morning. at 800 o'clock. in
the Montelius building.
QUEEN ANNE
AUXILIARY - ..,,,. =.
Queen Anne Auxiliary 10 Ruth
School Building Fund. viii meet with
Mrs. A. L. Wade. 1866 Shelby st..
"Wednesday, February 10. Luncheon
from II TO O'Clock. Whist in after
noon. Reservations at RIA nier.1S28.
Mrs. Olive Todd
HOME SEWING CLUB
The Ladies Of the G. a. r. Home
Sewing club win meet Wednesday.
February 10. with Mrs. Jennie Tay-
Tor. 1919 Interlake ave. Luncheon
at noon. Take wallingford car.
ROBERT MORRIS
CHAPTER, NO. 1872
Robert Morris chapter, No. 1872, o.
T.. s.. viii meet wednesday,. Febru.
airy 10. at p. m. in the Corinthian
room, at the Masonic temple. In.
itiation and program.
NORTH QUEEN ANNE PIT. a.
The North Queen Anne PIT. A. will
entertain with a valentine tea and
reception for the new mothers. Wed.
nesday. February 10. at p. m. Mrs.
Guy Woodford will,presIde at the tea
table, assisted by Mrs. George Eder
and Mrs. T. c. wickersham. The
Campfire Girls win have charge OF
The program.
WOMEN VOTERS
Tho Seattle League Of Women
Voters will meet Wednesday, Feb
ruary 10. at noon at the Y. w
c. A. The candidates for mayor
wiz speak.
EASTERN STAR CLUB
The Eastern Star club win give a
bridge for members only. on Wed.
ncsday. February 10. at p. m. at
1890 arcade square.
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Hostess at Taco Affairs

Mrs. W. II. Towne viii be hostess
at two bridge teas at her homo this
week. ono on Friday afternoon and
ono ON Saturday afternoon
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Small Luncheon

Mrs. Francis tombstone viii. enter.
tain with a small luncheon wedncs.
day afternoon at her apartments In
tho KInnear.
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Music
Program for
IevitZki Concert

Mischa Loyitziol. noted pianist
who viii appear at the Metropolitan
theatcr. on Monday evening. FeDru
AIRY rs. under tho management Of
katherine Rice. VIII bo heard IN tho
following program;
orEan roeeata ana TuEus. . Ilnnr,,
t....44..4s.ssstrsts Bach sraGalE
"ghsotta" 4.r....4.....,o iurk brahms
'EtudsH Hymphoniques Con fofns dos
tafiatloHHl 'stsft.,t.s.ss hrhumnnn
"fsun d'Eau" mathematician. Hhvst
IA File auG chsYouE ds Lin" psbpssY
Etuds. ~ nat.ft.sssss.4.sst.ss
Etuds. y fiat ................,
Etuds. A t,,..............stS Chopin
Etude, g Major, t.ss.ts.....ss.
roipnhise, A fiat maior Op. Ga.
Vaiss. A Major fhy fsquest) D..
Nhiaa dc Concert. o sharp } f.aYitzki
Mihpf sffsfsffs rffrssstfHts
'rfroikA On tfAipseHuH" Tarhhikowafy
The beautiful blue panubs"t,....
ss-...s'tss.... Strauss BchulE'Kyler
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Informal Tea

Mrs. C. Il. wattleworth entertained
few friends informally at tea on
Saturday afternoon for her sister,
Miss francesca Wrestling.
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Dinner Hostess
ON Thursday

Miss Ruth Pratt has planned
dinner OF ten covers for Thursday
evening. at the Arctic club dinner.
dance.
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ARMYsTIc CLUB
The Armyh,io club win be enter
tained AZ a II o'clock luncheon on
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FOR FIRST-COMERS
When Doors Open $3.50 Wednesday
WAREHOUSES; 95c

Every woman who gets one of these beauties for
csc will brag about it for one year. You will
pay So to 81 for these this Spring. But come
early Wednesday if you expect to get one. Help
open the doors, in fact.
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Thursday. February II. at the home
OF Mrs. Anna Haberbush. 7i3 y.
18th ~.
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silver tea on Friday. February 10.
1880 p. m. al tho homo Of Mrs.
Ralph Hammer. go2 y. Esd 81
SEXTON RELIEF CORPS
Sexton Relief corps viii give a
Northwest Products luncheon az the
homo OF Mira Alice Shepard. ga
Flfth ave W.. Thursday. February
IA. at II o'clock. Take Klnnear
car on First ave.
LIEUTENANT GUSHING CORPS
Lieutenant Cushing eorps Will
give a valentine party and lunch.
con on Thursday. February 10. AZ
~ O'Clock, ~ tho homo Of Mrs.
William Cooper. s224 W. seth st.
soRosIs CLUB
ART DEPARTMENT
Art department OF the eorosis
club win meet NJ tho women's Fed.
GRAFTON clubhouse Thursday. Fobru.
airy ~. at o'clock. The hostess
for tho afternoon VIII 10 Mrs.
Thomas Gamble, The program in.
eluass: Technique and Values. /"
Mrs A. J. webb; oath Of tho
Horntil- and other pictures Study
led by Miss V. Z. Morrison. curren,
art By Mira J. W. Gull.
LADIES or GOLDEN NORTH
Tho ladies' Of tho Golden North
viii give a card party Friday eve.
ming. February ig. al p. IN. a;
i923is First ave. All Alaakans and
friends invited.
GREENWOOD SOCIAL CLUB
The Greenwood Social club. o. y.
9. will meet Thursday. February
~. from 1880 a. M. 10 Z D. m. In
no Greenwood Improvement club.
house, seth and Greenwood. Lunch.
con nj p. m
RELIEF TEA
FoFtson!ThyEcsAn auxiliary will
give a relief tea Thursday. February
81. at tho homo OF Mrs. Mabei HiE.
bea. i3T Lakeside ave. Tako Yoaler
car 10 end OF the line.
III BETA PHI MOTHERS
CLUB BRIDGE PARTY
Tho Mothers club OF ri Beta Phi
fraternity Will give a bridge party
on Saturday evening. February is.
at tho homo Of Mr.. and Mrs. +. o.
Ehriich. 100 18th ave. y. A large
and enjoyable affair IL anticipated.
Refreshments viii DO served at tho
conclusion OF the evening. Tho pro.
cceda from the party viii benefit
tho local chapter house. Rcscrya.
lions may DO made by calling Mrr.
Ehrlieh. EA nt.stsi. or Mira Alder,
schram. So nse,.i1e4.
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Hosts at Valentine
Dance

To honor Mrs. John Baker. SIR.
and Mrs. C. +. Goodwin WIN enter.
tain forty guests AZ Valentine
dance at their homo on Friday even.
ing.
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ytars md Is tOdhY tlc
largest selling liquid
laxative In tho world.
Thousands Of families
have II In their med
icine chest ready when
Observation-Disclosures
Of dyspepsia. oonstipa-
ton, torpid liver. sour
stomach, biliousness,
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS

AUXILIARY TO II. n. TRAINMEN
Tho Ladies' auxiliary 70 the
brotherhood OF Railroad Trainmen
win meet Thursday. February II.
At 40 p. m. at 1915 FRS; ave.
DICKENS FELLOWSHIP
Dickens Fellowship will meet
Thursday evening. February ~. AZ
Is y. m. az tho Chamber OF Com.
MERGE. Visitors welcome.
LONESOME CLUB
Lonesome club win meet Tuesday.
February ~, a. .. m. at Ill
Spring st. Cards and dancing.
Strangers and lonely people vel.
come. a chorus Ia being organized
which will DO known IA the Lone
soms Club ohorus All those inter.
ested In singing cordially invited.
Mayor Brown viii address tho club
on Thursday evening a, io:1o
o'clock.
IONA CHAPTER NO. ia
Ionia chapter No. liz. o. r. g..
viii give Valentine dance. Thurs
day evening. February IL. az Doug.
las hall. 10th and Y. Pine st. All
Eastern Stars and friends invited.
SILVER TEA
Tho American Legion auxiliary
TO Seattle Post No. rs will hold q
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VERY FRANKLY SPEAKING, THE MARKET
BLOUSE SHOP is ALL BALLED UP. WITH
THE STORE LEASE LOST, THE GREATER
PART OF THE FIXTURES ALREADY MOVED
OUT, WE ARE PAYING VERY LITTLE At
TENTI0N TO DETAILS. THE ONE AND
ONLY PROBLEM IS TO SELL OUT-OR GIVE
AWAY-BALANCE OF THIS TREMENDOUS
STOCK OF DRESSES BLOUSES, WAISTS
AND SWEATERS. GLANCE THROUGH THIS
PRICE LIST AND YOU WILL REALIZE THAT
WE HAVE GONE FAR IN UNDERPRICING
SPLENDID MERCHANDISE:
DRESSES AT S3.s5. YES NAM, S3.S5. And
if we could stay in business we could easily get
$685. and S12.S5 for this same group. Sizes to
40 in smartly styled Poiret Twills, Canton Crepes
Satins and Crepe de Chimes. It's shame to do
it, but necessity compes.
AND HERE is A GROUP OF ULTRA SMART
DRESSES THAT WE WERE GOING TO SELL
FOR S38. BUT, ALAS AND ALACK, WE
HAVE GOT TO GET RID OF THEM QUICKLY
SO THE PRICE is S19.S5. Look them over.
All the wanted Spring Silks in the very latest
Spring styles.
AND BETWEEN THESE PRICES OF S3.S5 and
S19.S5, are several groups of Dresses going for
a good deal less than half of what we were going
to sell them for. Surely chance to brighten up
the wardrobe for little or nothing,
WANT A FINE GOLF COAT FOR LESS THAN
THE MATERIAL. ALONE is WORTH? Some
extra fine Brushed Wool Golf Coats, made to sell
for $7.S5, will go Wednesday for S2.95.
AND BLOUSES, OvERBLoUSES AND WAISTS
IN ENDLESS NUMBERS AND ALL VARIE-
TIES, AT PRICES THAT WILL SIMPLY TAKE
YOUR BREATH AWAY. And the coming back
into popularity of suits makes these garments
all the more welcome at this price
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OF tho educational committee OF the
Central council. win talk on Meth.
DDS Of Teaching Sex Hygiene"
MEETING POSTPONED
on account OF tho death OF the
Right Rev Frederic W. Kca,or. tho
Annie Wright Seminary club will
no, meet Wednesday. February IA.
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RELIEF TEA


Fortson.Thygcsen auxiliary will
give relief tea Thursday. February
81. at tho homo OF Mrs. Mabel HiE.
bee. i3T Lakeside ave. Take Ycsler
car 10 end OF the line.
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LORRAINE SOCIAL CLUB
Lorraine Social club VIII meet
with Mrs. Alberta Clifford. 1924 18th
ave. s.. Wednesday. February 10, at
. d. m. Take Rainier Valley car to
Othello IT.
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QUEEN ANNE
HOME SEWING CLUE

HOME SEWING CLUB
The Ladies Of the G. a. r. Home
Sewing club viii meet Wednesday.
February 10. with Mrs. Jennie Tay-
Tor. 1918 Interlake ave. Luncheon
at noon. Take walllngford car.
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WOMEN VOTERS

Tho Seattle League Of Women
Voters will meet Wednesday. Feb
rlary ~. at noon at the Y. w.
G. A. The candidates for mayor
VIII speak.
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ROBERT MORRIS
CHAPTER NO. lg2

CHAPTER, NO. 1872
Robert Morris chapter. No. 1872. o.
T.. s.. viii meet wednesday,. Febru.
airy 10. at p. m. in the Corinthian
room. at the Masonic temple. In.
itiation and program.
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DR.. Caldwell's Syrup pepsin Is
the prescription Of well-known
physician Of that name who prao-
iised successfully for 81 years.
II has been on the market thirty
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Mra. Helene Warren viii leave
February Is. for san Francisco. 10
mako hor future homo.