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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-16

table Compound. Before i took tho
third dose ] felt better. / took IL
four times a day for two years.getting
better all the time, and now for four
years don't have any pains. After
taking the medicine for two years I
had another child-a lovely baby girl
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+. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
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bridge, Maine.
A countrywide canvass Of purchas-
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Compound reports 95 out of every 100
were benefited by It.
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State Offices Of
c.. o. P. Are Open

Pending arrangements for perma-
nent offices. the state headquarters
of the republican party were estab-
lished temporarily at 462 Stuart
building Friday by c. y. Fitzgerald.
state chairman. Calls for tho King
county republican convention. to DO
held late In March, we're to be Issued
Saturday. The republican state con.
ventlon will be hcld at Wcnatchcc
April 8.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-16
100 in Class of
Apple CATERERS

Tho Y. w. C. A. school Of apple
packing will graduate a class OF 100
young women February %. Tho
claas has been conducted by Mfr.
and Mrs. q, A. Klnyon OF Richie
q Gilbert. fruit johbers. OF Yakima,
Wash.
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Boy Is Arraigned
for $4,000 Theft

NEW YORK. Feb. ie.-charleS
Hailack. IL. was arrnigned today in
children'a court charged with theft
OF $4,000 in negotiable securities
from the firm Of George II. Gibbons
Co. Ho wnA remanded for further
hearing February 20.
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Woman. Who Lived. Undcr.the.HrD.
"This ono can" smiled the Riddle
Lady. There arc other seasons be.
aides summer and winter and spring
and fall Perhaps ! should have
said The four Heanonings instead"
That lot the cat out Of the bagl
''saitr' shouted everybody az once.
That's right" laughed the Rid.
do Lady. But there Is no prize.
You were all too slowF'
fTo IL Continued
Copyright. 1924. by Seattle Star
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-16
CRUEL PILES
DR.. Van Week Found Genu.
inc Relief Which II
Healing Thousands
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sides. Each month
/ had 10 go TO bed,
and the doctor told
me ! simply had
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operation before
] could get help. l
saw your adyer-
tisement In the
paper, and ! told
my husband one
day 70 get me a
bottle Of Lydia Z.
Pinkham's Vege-
~
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SHAENAALTIONRcY

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Candidates Speak

Council candidates will address
tho King County Legislative FEEDER
alton nj 7 o'clock Monday on the
second floor OF the Y. w. c. A.
club rooms.
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tion Method. No knife. no pain. no doc.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-16
Mr.. Gallagher Is
in Marital Trouble

NEW YORK. Feb. se.--Ed Gallag.
her Of Gallagher a shean. vaudeville
and musical comedy stars. has sep.
arated from his second wife. tho
former Ann Luther. TO whom he wan
married December 6. 1898.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-16
when the children Cough, Rub

When the Children Cough, Rub
MnsteroIc on Threats and Chests
No telling how soon tho symp-
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worse. And then's when you're
glad you have a Jar OF Musterole
at hand 10 give prompt relief II
does not blister.
AS first aid. Musterole is excel
lent Thousands Of mothers know
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II is the remedy for adults. too.
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tonsilitis. Group. stiff neck. asthma,
neuralgia, headache, congestion,
plcurisy. rheumatism. lumbago,
pains and aches OF back. or joints.
sprains, sore muscles, chilbIainA
frosted feet and colds Of the chest
(it may prevent pneumonia).
To Mothers: Austerole Is also
made In mldcr form for bdhes
and small Children. AJAX for
Cilildrcn's MusteroIc.
s5c and CSC. Jars
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Better than mustard pIastlf.
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SAVED FROM
AN OPERATION
Mrs. Shaw Calls Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound a
God-Send to Sick Women

Cambridge, Me.-"I suffered ter
ribly with pains and soreness In my
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Piles Can Be Cured
Without Surgery

An Instructive book has vren pub.
ilshed by Dr. A. S. Mccleary. the
noted rectal specialist of Kansas
City. This book tells now sufferers
from Piler can be quickly and easily
cured without the use OF. knife, scis-
sors, hot iron. electricity or any
other cutting or burning method.
without confinement TO bed and no
hospital bills to pay. The method has
and in more than five thousand
cases. The book Is sent postpaid
free 20 persons afflicted with piles or
other rectal troubles who clip this
Item and mail IL with name and ad-
sanltarlum. Kansas City. Mo.--Ad.
vertisement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-13

Mrs. c. w Johnson will bc hos
tess FOR Gaurelhurst Guild on Tues.
day az The Orthopsdlc Lunch room.
gtg Columbia ~ Assisting viii ba
Mra. g J Bush. Mrs Florence
Foots, Mrs T. ~ Harrington. Mrs.
Quinn smith. Mrs " y. Scovllle,
Mrs y. y Morry Mrs HBrycd
Thompson. Mrs. A. l. Thompson.
Mrs. a. T.. Ecklemau, Mrs H. Guth.
rio. Mrs. Lewis Hubhs, Mrs clyde
Hndlcy and Miss Ruth Johnson
Mrs " j. Ramsey will be IN
charge At the Thrift shop on Tues.
day morning and Wlnslow Auxili.
airy. Mrs. A. NJ Mcdonald. chair.
man. viii have charge on Tuesday
afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-13
Music Study Club
Opens Season

STORIES OF famous songs and plano
compositions will compose tho pro
sram az tho Seattle Music study club
al lta first meeting this season al
the home % Mrs n c. simpkins.
t2ls 18th ave y. T.. on Tuesday
afternoon, az 1 O'Clock.
The program follows
Current Etrnta a.. Mrs Arden l.. smith
bs Kerry Dancer ..- Maltsy
Mra James A. richards
itafk, tiafk. the tagk" schubert Last
Mfe H burbank
hathAEen MaAuurHFFB ..ssF a. Crouch
Mra card itghlitrrl
Annlr Laurie observation-disclosures. Dunn
Miss iialh Prior
l'pfaeh saihen and uatsrtslrh" ...r.
nHH.tr Joseph strauss Opt ~
Mra Wfiiiam Dow ana Aira Elfnor
f.pFkuytL
tla the last Reese pf summer 900,
'l1NcH ola HRrst song ..-... Maiidy
Mrs tark i smith
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Mrs. Baker Will Speak
at Exhibit

Rhythm In Pictures" as expressed
in tho paintings Of Miss Kathleen
Huulahan and illustrated BY tslce.
tons from master munlc composers.
will be the topic Of a lecture TO be
given AZ o'clock. Wednesday AZ.
tsrnoon by Mira Katherine u. Baker
at the auditorium OF Frederick and
Nrison'a.
The lecture ia free 10 tho public.
and provides a farewell opportunity
10 view Miss Houlahan's exhibition
which VIII close tho Same day.
An attractive program has been
arranged for the entertainment. Pre-.
ccdlng tho lecture Mrs HELEN Leah
Lille will sing
Leave II with Him" ....... Ellis
Chasing Butterflies" 800. Thomas
During Mrs Bakers lecture, Yes.
Ia Muth win play;
Polka" .,..,,s...... Rachmaninoff
Return OF tho Mule Drivers.
...............a..,.de Sevorac
Opening Monday October 20.
there will be held the Exhibition
Of the Work OF international Pic.
torIal Photographers at Frederick
and Nelson's over 500 photographs
have been received from MI parts
OF the world Tho jury composed
Of chairman. Wayne Albec. John l..
Vanderpant Of New Westminster.
y. G.. and Ambrose Patterson, are
Judging tho merits OF the entries
AMI bostowing the prizes and honor.
able awards
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Mss Tore JdnSon to- We'd Monte Blue
Former University Man WU MarTy
In South

nE EiIN JANSoN and Mrs nodir
~ Isnsaa announce she cukass
msug 81 Their dausbler rote. 10 AIR.
Monte U-ut 90 Hollywood cal.
The news vas made known to-day
I'd handsomely appointed luncheon
Airs Jansoo gave n honor OF her
laughter Marking the no covers
we've miniature iolis ia rainbow husd
Colcuial costumes holding small en-.
,elopes with che tetrothal cards In
closed An exquisite joll bFide. car,
uiur a shower bouquet on orchids
and valley itlr~. conferred the tablr
The wedding win Dr. celebrated
saturday evening, November I. al
Pilgrim CONGREGATIONAL church, fol
bowed by q reception az The Jansou
residence.
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Personal

Sira W. Ciiss Of Altadona. Cal
will arrive In town about October
e, 20 visit her son.ln.iaw and
daughter. Mr. and Mira J Twins
Colwell.
Mrs Alfred Raymond and her
mother Mrs W J. Crczlow. have
returned from few days visit east
N the mountains
Mr. r. J Huston. who Is visiting
In Portland. Is expected 10 ruturn
the Last Or the week
Mr James Jerome. o, Oakland
Cal. spent several days last week
with his bon and daughter in law.
Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Jerome.
Mr and Mrs Frank A Ketcham.
of New York city. arc In town.
guests AZ the Hotel Washington
Mrs A " Bennett. OF Vancouver.
r. g. IN visiting Mr and Mr y.
T., Won Andersen
Air and Nrs Edward Cunning
ham have come IN from their sum
mer home al Port Madison 20 their
house tn town
Mr. and MrE Icr Mckenzie and
family have removed from their
country home o. Port Madison 10
the Victoria apartments.
Mrs Frederick Hubert Emily
IcromsL Or Everett, spent the week.
end with hr. and Mrs. Timothy
Jerome
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Entertaining
for Brde-Eiect

To compliment Miss porothea
Presley. an October hridc.to-bc. Miss
frances Eagan will entertain al
bridge on Wednesday evening. Three
tables viii be In play
Another affair for Miss Presley is
The bridge % four tables Miss Antotn.
cite Connor and Miss Alma Calhoun
viii give at Miss Couuor's home on
Tuesday evening. October e.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-13
Music
Biennial Contest
for Young Musicians

lbi uullE W ualAANAAo
The Washington Federation 81
Music clubs announces tho sixth bl.
cunial national contest for youns
professional musicians, sponsored hy
the National Federation OF Muaio
clubs. 20 be held at Portland. In June.
1895 The state contest for Eastern
Washington will be held Ia spokane
in March. tho week preceding the
Western Washington contest In r..
attic The winners will proceed 10
tho national contest IN Portland.
Contestants must be citizens Of the
United states. native born Or ualur.
allied parents. and have received AZ
last ten ysara training IN America.
Winning contestants u the national.
VIII receive 1900 each in cash. Or a
aeholarshlpof highest standing In.
formation may ho obtained from NrH.
{. ". Chandler. state chairman. j2tl
Lakeside. Seattle
Following D. the required and re,
serve llsts Tor contestants
Required
risne Publisher
beethoven sonata AFpastiguziE
pP Ok. fret movement ss.st
......... ........ oliver nua6n
Maepaasii sonata TraEita Fifst
Movement Arthur =. schmidt
Reserve
Prelude and ruggs tnaehj
Norturnr, fghaptul
Modsrn work ieompos.a since 1907
Rsquirsd
Violin
asnasissohu. y Minor Concerto.
Fifst Movement sstrs. Carl fiffhsT
Htesssft sonata IA y. fiu'
Movement fmay Be- PLAYED
from uptssl lisstan Apslr Go
Adario and TuEus @ Minor solo
sonata No. ! tnafEl
one selection representing me
modern school
Required
Voice
Soprano. coisFaiufa
4. Thomas Fiiiass Aria "ts suIs
Titanla" ca Am Tiiauis' B,
from 1iEngn s-.ss.tsB. HFhfmr
z Prank taTorHs Come unto
Ths,. yellow asnds % sshHmsr
Soprano, t.Frle
/, BiEst alsaslG, Hsritstiy.
and Aria Hrsst dss ContFs.
handlers" lHsfs IL the usuhi
Place.. from the third act u
Carmen -ssss.st. o, Hfhirmsr
2 Deems rsyiof The Rivals.
rr..ssrst- -s..r.,s,J FISCHER A nro.
Soprano. Dramatic
vudt Aiazs Aria 'nHorns
NiheitaF+ t"NaF tAgfsis
Crown Thy Hf1Hb. from ihs
first Act ~ Aida go. Ashifmsr
Hsuu iizdlsT. The Time Of
rarttnE' ,r.s.sssss Carl FISCHER
inset, "Hsbas.rs" Nom Car.
ussueusn. 7by n.smiss
Eyes .sss. Arthur = Schmidt
caHtfalta
D. ooFinE Thnrast ''Hrhnsr lIsrt
sgg dem Hsfasn" can. Heavy
- ~ Hsart'J. from Ss4ssehaa
ss.ss...ssr. .sss...s,. q Erhirusr
nsIabridss rst,. '-sa wnl
Not Come AEaiH. carl Fitshsf
Tenor. Dramatic
! t.sanravsilas '.vssIl Ia gahha
t+oH wan me Play from
,. A. Carpenter. May. she
Tenor LSrir
FI6isv. ~ ApsarIa fFIIks
Dream ,. from Martins .sst.s.
tt...s....ssr.s,sss . aebirm.r
: A Carpenter MAJ. ths
Maiden ..s..fsass,sp oliver pItsoH
uAFiians
/. panir.,u % fI.sons" from
Don Rshastisha ,rr. Oliver DiI,au
grtifrs An Old EanE Re.
sang .tasatstas..srsg HrhTm.r
nsst
J. GaH6nd IN. Alone charm.
slh. from The Queen ~
bbsha GOD .taass4sr q FrhiffuFf
2 Homer, 'nsauismf' sssr..ss..
rtr,s.,.a.ass Boston Mnsls O..
Reserve
All vessllsts mo" have tss following
lH reserve
8. Ar aFis from an opera or aratsria.
g Pour songs, a. least tuB o. witch
shsil be b. American composer,
Sets=Aii vocal numbers may be rsr.
dsfsd In the language Of their origin or
lea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-13
Wedding Invitations
Received

Invitations have been received In
town 10 the marriage og Miss Mar9
Curtis Henderson. daughter % Mr..
and Mrs Archibald Henderson and
alr. Chudc Clinton Ramsay. on
"Wednesday evening October %. at
O'Clock. az the Chapel o. the Cross.
at Chapel Hul. y. C.
Mr.. Ramsay 9 wen known In
seattle. having made ha home, Tor
several years, with his uncle and
aunt. Mr.. and Mrs Claude c. Ram.
say. while ho attended the Univer,
SITS OF Washington.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-13
HOsTEssEs FOR STUDY CLUE

HOsTEssEs FOR STUDY CLUB
The child study department Of the
Woman's Century club. which meets
the second Monday in each month.
announces the following list OF host.
esses for the coming club year.
Hostess. Mrs. A. Holt. charge
OF program. Mrs j. " Dolby
November Hostess Mrs. W @ Nc.
crsery charge Of program, Mira W. G.
woodward
December Hostess. Mrs 4. " Korr
charge Of program. Mra i /. Hates.
January Hostess, Mrs r. w. Parker.
charge Of program. Mrs j. r. Nelson
February Hostess, Mrs j. r. Mrphsr.
son charge Of program. Mrs. c. pa.
meyer.
Nhrch-itoatesp Mrs. ]. n Harris;
charge Of program. Mrs W. o. Martin.
April--IIostoss, Mrs. ". n. Peterson.
charge OF program. Mrs. A. Holt and
Mrs. s,cn johnson,
MrS Arthur Holt Is chairman OF
the department. Mrs Glen johnson,
vice chairman. and Mrs. w. c. Nc.
Creepy, aocrotnry.tronauror.
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HosTEssEs AT Y. w. c. A..

HosTEssEs At Y w. c. A.
Hostessea this week at tho Young
Women's Christian Association will
be; Monday, Mrs. w. H. YonlSers:
Tuesday, Mrs r. II. Whltworth;
wednesday, Mrs a. A. Gray; Thurs.
day. Mrs. w l. Crawford: Friday,
Mrs c. A, Ferguson; Saturday Mrs.
Ray Jones.
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AUXILIARY To RUTH SCHOOL
The Woodland Park Auxiliary o.
the Ruth School Building Fund will
hold a silver tea Tuesday. October
lt, az / 80 D. m. at tho homo OF Mrs
o, w Hatsr. eos y. i7th u.
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Bridge Tea
al Mrs. WhitHey'S Home

Queen Anne Guild ~ the chill.
dra's orthopcdig hospital b romplsi.
ing plans Tor a bridge tea on Thurs
day afternoon az the home u Mra
NJ T. whitney i5i Highland Drive.
During The tea hour Mr. and Mrs
Ernest Worth. assisted hy Miss
GVcndolyu Mines. win render a mus
ilal program.
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VIII Entertain Bridge
Dinner Club

5lr and Mru Jerry Eggcrt will
entertain the Denny Blaine Bridge
Dinner club al their home next
Tuesday evening. Covers viii be
placed for twelve
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Bridge WIN Compliment
Mss Harris

To compliment Miss Edna Prince
Harris whose marriage 20 Lieut.
John senior. q. 5. q C.. win BE-
.solemnizcd shortly. Mrs r y Der.
ckson will entertain Informally a.
bridge az her home on Thursday
afternoon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-13
CLOSE TuRBaNs

Close turbans Of black crepe or
satin are returning TO favor with
smart women, Usually n jet or
Jewelcd pin IL added
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Miss Virtue Win Wed
In Norfmhlr

Mr. and Mrs, George Alexander
Virtue announce the engagement o.
their daughter Eiaisr, 20 Nc Don
ai3 Robert peVoe, son o. nr and
Mrs Arthur pr Voc of seattle
Both Miss Virtue and ar. nc
Voc attended the University ~
Washington. wherr she is a mem.
Der of Alpha Phi and he ~ Zra
PSI
The wedding will BE- an event Of
next month
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-13
ST MARTINS
MOTHERS CLUB

ST. Martins Mothers club will
meet for luncheon at 1920 o'clock.
Tuesday, October IA. at the home OF
Mrs. J. J. Doyle. $50 18th ave. n.
Assisting viii be Mrs 4. poier,
Mrs. a. Mclaughlin. Mira. y. Moyea
and Mrs. p. ]. McCluakcy. This will
be the fourth anniversary meeting
Of tho club.
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GROWN HTT,L p. n. 4

The Grown Hin PIT. A. viii hold
its regular meeting. Thursday. octo.
Der 10. at 2!3O p. m There will be an
interesting program and refresh
menta viii be served. All members
and parents arc urged to attend.
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coTERTE CLUB

The Coterlc viii meet Friday, octo-
her H. at 2l5 o'clock nj tho Gamma
Phi Beta house. 45ia 18th ave. ~ r..
The pros and cons of tho "City.Coun.
" Consolidation Plan" win be dis
cusscd by Mrs. Thomas Irving.
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SEATTLE COUNCIL PIT. a.


) Seattle Council % Parent Teacher
associations will meet Tuesday. ocs
,obsr ~, nj 10 m. In the small
auditorium Of the broadway high
school There will h1 reports from
circles and standing committees
School Director o -. Thorrrtm.
son will speak on THE Problem Of
the School Hoard u 81 the policy
~ the Parent Teacher associations
20 cooperate with school authorities
and this program il planned 10 give
members a more intelligent knoNi.
edge ot TIC work and problems Of
the school board u has boon ar.
ranged by Mrs. George Hannah.
chairman Of tho school board com.
mittre.
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woMAN's civic CLUB

Tho Womau'B Civic club has ar.
ranged musical and card party for
its meeting Tuesday. October ~. at
2 y. m in tho Terminal Sales build.
Ing. Tho chairman Of reception
committee. Mrs Paul WinnemHn.
viii be assisted in receiving by tho
president, Mrs. s. Pearson. and the
vice presidents. Mrs. Hattie Egbert
and Mrs. Adelaide Talcott.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-13
| IETA PSI
| MOTIIERa' CLTR

Tho regular monthly meeting OF
Zeta Psi Mothers club will be held
at the chnptcr house, 4J43 18th ave.
~. H., on Tuesday, October II. at 2
p. m. This IL the first meeting OF
the fan season. and all members
] are urged to attend.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-13
MONTHLY MEETING

The regular monthly business
meeting Of the Endolyne.F auntleroy
Auxiliary Of the Children'B Ortho.
peaic hospital will he held on Tues.
day. October II, nj the home OF Mrs
ID. r. Minnock, 5426 CALIFORNIA ave.
Mrs. Spraguc. Of the Northwest
Products Co. viii serve luncheon at
O'Clock, after which there will he
tnblcs of bridge and sewing for
those who do not care for cards
Reservations fora tables may bo
made 10y calling Mrs. Clarence
Brown, WE st.0555
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A1IAH anc1AI. cLrR

Allah Social club, o. r. s., will
meet with Mrs w. Peterson. H1t
18th ave. n. T.. on Tuesday, Octo.
Der II, at 2 p. m. Cards.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-13
- CnALMANlENE- rLIn

W u A. Past Commaudrrs club
viii meet with Mrs J l. Larimsr.
1910 First ave n. Tuesday. october
it. az 1880 O'Clock
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CART,ETON PARK CLUE

Carleton Park Improvement club
will meet Tuesday evening. October
-. at 8 p. IN. at the office OF a. a.
Phinney, Viewmont way and 39th
ave. w, Carleton park.
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS

MYRTLE CHAPTER
RUMMAGE SALE
Myrtle Chapter. No. As. o. f.. s.,
Will hold n rummage sale, Thursday,
October 16, 10 Saturday, October Is.
at 1917 First ave, at tho vendomc
hotel Call BE ncn.O667 for infor.
nation
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-13
INTERESTING

The first meeting ~ the Fine Arts
department Of the Coteris win br
held on Tuesday. October r. az the
home u Mrs VIM 4 Thyug. latS.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-13

BUSINESS woAfESs CLUB
The next meeting Of the Business
and Professional Womsus club viii
be held at the Engineer club. sixth
and Seneca, Tuesday evening. octo.
Der ~. AZ e45 p. m. AZ which limo
Mr, J. y. Ross. superintendent Of
lighting will discuss his department
Of city administration. This In the
first Of Tho Know Your City" series.
TO be given on ths second Tuesday Of
each month. ana to which the public
il invited. An invitation 10 attend
Is extended TO tho public school
teachers who teach city ciyics.