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Personal

Mr. and Mira Edgar Amea will
leave February 20 10y motor FOR a
visit or several weeks la California.
Mrs James y, Ifogo and daugh
ter, Mrs. James Colbert Sullivan.
who have boon In New York for tho
past month. are expected homo on
February ~
Mrs. J r. Terry ana daughters.
Mrs, Keith Logan Hullitt and Mrs,
pcachy. who havo been In Swltzcr,
land for tho past month. arc now
in Italy,
Mrs. Francis Guy Frink IL spend.
ing a few days IN Victoria, II. G.
Mr., and Mrs. Leo r. sharkey
tAnna rattonl are receiving congrat.
ulatlona upon the birth OF son. Leo
Francis Ir, February IL. at Provi.
donee hospital.
Mr and Mrs. Harold Martin ulhcn
hNNi+f AAaNN ANhNiAAfn hAhNN AiAtli
wedding trip and will leave Saturday
for Spokane 10 make their home,
Mrs. o, J. c. Dutton returned 90,
day from 80, Louis. where she has
been spending two months with her
sonin'law and daughter. Mr. and
Mrs. Caleb W. Baldwin Virginia
Duttonl
Mrs. Cecil Bacon and Miss Doris
Fisher have returned from visit
In Portland and Eugene. Ore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond AuEias dc
Turenne LEFT recently for Los An,
geles. TO make short visit with
their son and dnugh,er.in. law. Mr.
and Mrs. Aimar AuElhs dc Turcnne.
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ton" and Mr. Herbert Evison. sec,
Rotary OF tho National Parks assoela.
ton Of the state. will speak on the
Preservation OF wild Flowers"
Piano numbers viii be contributed by
Anne Elizabeth Roberts. Included
are "Cmdlo Song" by Mozkowsid.
and butterfly tniermeEzo" by Olson.
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Hostess to Bridge Club

Mrs, Frederick Alexander will en-
tertain tho members OF the Thurs
day Bridge club az luncheon given
at her home on the afternoon Of the
2ist
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WEST SEATTLE
s.. - tsa

The West Seattle woman's club
will have Colonial luncheon on
Thursday. February 81. with Mrs. II.
s. Phlnney acting as hostess. Tho
topic for the day will be Colonial
Women" by Mrs. w. a. Gordon.
The members OF the club will ap.
pear in costumes appropriate 90 the
Colonial period.
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nfoynal Club Dance

The Seattle Yacht club has cards
u FOR a mid-wcek Informal club
nee on Tuesday evening. February
.. with dancing from until is.
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PACIFIC HIVE NO. e4s

Pacific Hive No. s4s. Ladies' Of the
Maccabecs. will give the second Of
series of card parties Friday eve.
ming. February Is. at Woog's hall.
1903 Market ST.. at 5 o'clock. The
public Is invited.
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Small Luncheon

Miss Virginia Thatcher and Miss
Evelyn Thatcher entertained this
afternoon with small luncheon at
the Seattle Tennis club
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Like Mail File Test" hosiery have nice way
mendng basket For silky fineness in medui
Arcade Bootery. Second Ave. entrance. Arcade
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FouNpERs. DAY nANorEr

Alumni OF the University Of wis.
consin will celebrate the 18th birthday
Of their Alma Mater arthe Founders
Day banquet. which will be held Fri
day. February Is. at $40 O'Clock. Mt
the EIks' club. All alumni and for.
mer students Of Wisconsin university
arc invited
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VIII GiUe
Valentine Dance

Miss Elizabeth Jane Edcrer viii
entertain twenty-five OF her young
friends at a valentine dancing party
az her home on Saturday evening.
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LADY STIRLING
CHATTER II A "a

Lady Stirling chapter. ~ A. r..
will commemorate the birthdays OF
Washington and Lincoln AZ a
luncheon 90 be given on Friday.
February 20. at the home OF Mrs
w. n. oliver. 1864 goth ave. n.
Contributing 20 the entertainment
Of the afternoon will be musical
numbers by Miss Ruth Meredith
and papers read by Mrs, Eliza
Ferry Lenry pm Mount Vernon"
a paper on citizenship" written hy
Mrs J. s. Mckee and read by Mrs
a. J. Trumbull. and patriotic
reading by Mrs Kathryn Markham,
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walking past there yesterday
dropped buying oyeHuffed three piece living
room consisting chair and rocker upho
t3sbo beautiful mahogany oo mnp
bridge complete with shade for only tsS ana
Armstrong; 81 yard They have beautiful
siG75: quality guaranteed finish II VII
drop 4Os-fi0 pike ST.
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WOmen's Clubs

D. Thomas Davies. Business session
VIII follow.
STUDENT MUSICALE
Tho second in n series OF student
musicaies given under the auspices
Of the Washington State Federation
Of Music clubs will be given satur.
day afternoon. February IS. ut 21s
O'Clock in Frederick & Nelson's audi.
torium.
The program follows:
Piano
Moments Musicale" op. -. Schubert
Miss Mildred Hail.
Tenor
There IL Flower That Bioometh"
t-Maritana"D ....-......... wallace
Take Homo Joy" ............. Basrett
The Adrian Sea- .........s
Mr. J. n. Manriy Of Everett
Miss Emily Smith az the plano.
Vlolin--''waiter's Prize Song
.................. wagner. wIihsinj
Nr. Hetns Brown.
Miss vssta Nuth AZ the piano.
contrai,o-'Pags's song" C'1.sa Hue
Eenots'1 ....-...4....... Nsyerbeer
Miss Marie banks.
Miss Marjorie Anderson at thu piano.
violIn-''originai Theme and varis-
lions" ...s...s-.......4. wieniaw ski
Mr.. Theodore Anderson
Miss Helen HIN AZ tho plano.
Pari,one-''vision Fugitive" t''Herodi-
hde'J .s44........s....... hasseuet
Mr. paul Anberg
Mlss vesta Muth at the piano.
Plano
Concert study. d rlst..-......Lls,,
Miss Helen Fsrrymsn.
How Lovely Arc Thy DweiiInss"
...............s.s. LIddis
All Pure and HriEh,'' C"Martha'C
'Tairy Ride" INSTRUMENTATION. Horn
Miss Josephine f,obbsreRt.
Miss Marjorie Anderson at piano
BETHLEHEM SHRINE NO. 1
Bethlehem Shrine No. /. Order OF
White Shrine. will give a dancing
party Saturday evening. February 10.
at the Masonic club rooms. Arcade
building.
COUNTRY FAIR
The Southwest Improvement club
will give n country fair Saturday
svening, February i6. at the club.
iouse. oath ave. s. w and West
lE1dson 81. The community is in.
Wild 10 attend.
sETsEs OF MEETINGS
The fifth in a series Of programs
!, sponsSred by the Visual Education
md Recreation committee OF the p.
\. WI be given Saturday. Febru.
~ Is. 4 1890 a. m. in Frederick &
q MS auditorium.
\ .,. IDA shourek. wbo is in
: go. Of allure study work in the
!, &C.,, pubt schools, VIII talk on
~ ''o"'r and Want Life Of Washing.
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seattle Lodge No Z. Degree OF
Honor. viii meet in Evergreen hall.
1902 Ninth ave. Tuesday evening
February 10. Rt T;45 o'clock. The
committee In charge are Mrs. Eliza
beth Murray. Mrs Melissa Wells
and Mrs. Della NJ Bailey. Members
arc urged TO be present and bring
their friends TO the whist party
out.of-town members who wish
TO transfer 10 Seattle Lodge No. z
may arrange TO do 40 by calling
MA ln-ssit or ST nsct-2o7s.
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CLUBS FOR SATURDAY
JOHN F. MILLER ". r. c.

JOHN +. MILLER w. r. c.
John r. Miller w. X. c. will serve
q s o'clock dinner at the Armory.
Saturday evening. February IS. a
patriotic program, honoring the
birthdays OF Washington and Lin
coin VIII be given. followed by
dancing.
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Miss Crawford to
Entertain

To honor Miss Anna Ludmlla. pre-
miere danseuse OF the ballet coming
with the Chicago Civic Opera com.
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cLARA HARToN TENr 80

Clara Barton Tent. No. /. viii give
social luncheon at the home OF
Mrs. John Reynolds. 9s2T Carr place
wednesday. February 20. at Il
o'clock. Hostesscs viii be Henrietta
PARROT. Florence Geer, Grace uurd
Kate Gilliland and Mra. w. o. AZ.
wood. At the melting held on Febru.
airy IL. Mr.. and Mrs. w. slmms in.
vited members Of the Tent TO their
silver wedding anniversary ceiebrn.
ton. February p. at the Fremont
Masonic temple.
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WEST sIpE woMEN.s eLuR

The West Side Women's Improve.
ment club has planned large card
party. with favors for each table. on
Tuesday afternoon, February 10.
from 2 until 4 O'Clock. In tho Ameri.
can Legion clubrooms. 500 Third ave.
Tho proceeds will augment the build.
Ing fund.
Reservations may be made with
Mrs. +. w. Schroeder. WE st.27oe. or
with Mrs. Samuel Schneider. WE ST.
1891.
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LIrERARY GLUE

Sunset Heights Literary club will
meet Tuesday. February 10. at p.
m. ut the home OF Mrs. Edith Roch.
ford. ssa N. eoth ST.
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NORWEGIAN HOSPITAL
ASSOCIATION

The Norwegian Hospital associa.
ton will meet at Norway hall. Tues.
day. February 10. Board meeting M
IL noon and regular meeting nj lao.
A'luncheon will be served by the fol.
lowing hos'esses: Mrs. Frank oleson.
Mrs. II. y. Newhouse and Mrs. II.
~ Haugan.
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LOLA cHARTER

tloha chapter. o. +. $. will en-
terrain with n card and nah jongg
party on Saturday evening. Febru-
sry u. at the Green Lake Masonic
temps. Guests may also choose
heir sxn games. Fayors will be
AWARDED each table.
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THAT INNOCENT LOOKING WRINGER


ponsbe aggavating dun hours
n whole houseful ocaed
machinery laundry visited
tsEATTLE SUPPLY. whicd So
spolcss. swccsmeing with all the
'oni number
tugRF Exert IL
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LEGIsLATIvE FEDERATIoN

The Legislative federation will
meet Monday. February rs. at :
p. m. in the second floor club
rooms Of the Y. W. G. a. The fol.
lowing councilman candidates have
been invited 20 speak: Ralph Mich
OILS. j. G, Berens. John r. Carroll.
Elmer r. Conner. u. +. Shields
Glen s. Cookery. DIR. II. n. Leezer.
@. u. worley. William Hickman
Moore and NJ. l.. Hardesty.
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SEATTLE WELCOME CLUB
The Seattle Welcome club viii hold
a dance Friday evening. February IS.
at Bright's hall. 1904 Fourth ave. at
Pine st.
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Mrs. Cecil Bacon ana Miss Doris
Fisher have returned from a visit
Ia Portland and Eugene. ore.
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RAINIER NOBLE POST
CARD PARTY

ItftIsfIFsft NVBLE FOST
CARD PARTY
American Legion Auxiliary 10
Rainier Noble Post. No. .. viii give
a bridge and whist party. wednes.
day. February 20. from until 4
O'Clock, in the American Legion club.
rooms. 500 Third ave.
Reservations may be made by call.
Ing Mrs. Mabel Downs. WE st.O775
Mrs. Minnie Bragdon. ca pti.Oi7O. or
Mrs. Frank Clancy. BE ncn.S54O.
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REGULAR MEETING

American Legion Auxiliary 10
Rainier Noble post No. I. will hold
its regular meeting. Monday. Febru.
airy IS. NJ 3 p. m, in the American
Legion club rooms. Mrs. Walter
Bcals will speak on her recent trip
East. Members OF all other auxil.
iaries cordially invited.
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suRELY You MUST STOP

When you're looking aioui the NohWe6 PFoducs sh0" p
Ell EsTDo scatts perfect lemon ceansr
is demonstrated H selling all over the world today n
only who find u delightfully."- SCOT
ing TOO This lemon cream a Vanishing crear
try It's wonderful
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Twenty have been chosen TO model me Ic
presented at the COLUMBIA
week Everything that's ne"
bathing sports suits and gowns VIII nave
place review special runway ma
provided review directed by Nine schultz
Dlrch herself a designer
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d. Thomas Davies. Business ses,
viii follow.
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OH. HOW COMFORTING

To PERFECTLY snoothY
That's send bundle each
SEATTLE SUPPLY Laundry only call CA po5oo
hands porh eHdn0 wheH there's machine that
fHkiHD and that
IN less fine thaa II takes thread a nccdc
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TUCKED AWAY IN OLD TRUNKS

surely
why Qkc your MoDEI7 2 Peoples Bank
Building
Green tarofe made Of and suits
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SOMETHING SOFTLY BECOMING

To frame the face OF little old lady SOL EDNA WALK
to fiji such order this Making for people yot
too not easily suited by the millinery the shops is
She's at i09S Arcade Square
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ALPHA cIrn

Tho Alpha club win meet with
MrA +. 8 Masters. 1921 Franklin
ave. Thursday. February FL.
Luncheon at 1880 p IN.
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~ tiFAffAAA fNNA
dF Barton s.............J. y. Phillips
Mrs Barton t44..........AnnA uaVri
Alice tthrlr dauxhtsfl Cecilia cfowisy
Edgar Marion thslr s8ui Victor Carlton
Hobart grahAm .ss.++s.t.s.. Hai Garrett
waiter s.,s.ts4..ssts. Ross Matthews
finR--A day ths, must never CONS.
flas1-fftsatr dining room In hotel
NeN York.
tNTEn,uEsIoH
Music arranged ~ julia RissEaH
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CARD PATTY

NfFNTNTT It FNTNI IT
American Legion Auxiliary TO
Lloyd T. Cochran Post No. 40. will
give n card party in woog's hall.
corner OF 18th ave. N. w. and Mar
ket ST.. on Tuesday evening. Febru.
airy 10.
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ROBERT r., MORRIS

II y =. u .
card party will be given by
on Mduis chapter. No. 1872,
= T. g.. on saturday evening. Feb
na asy IS. at s:5o o'clock. at Dart
eafeteria. Second and Madi.
y,a whist. braes and five hundred
s,s,a played gprizes. All Eastern
and frier4S ,..1,orna
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QUARTERLY CONVENTION

The quarterly district convent,
Of District lodge. no. 16. ]. o. O. = :"
viii ~ held in Seattle. February ID
with Seattle lodge. No. G. acting A,
host, in J. o. @. T. hall. 1903 Virginia
ST. The convention will be called "a
order at 2 y. M, with Mrs. Emil,
Peters. Seattle district chief terplar
presiding.
There viii be I'm open session
from to . p. m. 10 which the
public Is invited. The program viii
include musical numbers. reading,
and an illustrated lecture by Car
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'-rnE u or rATRlorlaN .

soeisty .........
Victoria Gardner May Duncan. Laura
Murray
aeens--A meeting % The ladies' Ala %.
eitiT IN tho Sunday school room 81 a
church.
Fims~~Duriux the world war
Place onswhers In the ffsfted a,.,s.
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ARE YOU PLANNING A PARTY?

ARE YOU PLANNING A PARTY?
For table decorations for an roa Of ideas for en
h S mD g4a 6SG And While there see the
shop bridge prizes and gs in the Lad MARKET across the way
had marcel there? Along this m quiet corridor are shops
especially afternoon these
charming upstairs stores at Fourth and Pine
IF WOMEN TALKED ABOUT SUCH THINGS
1 6%ao s sGi 5es" At iics Peoples Bank
Isat strange spend cDets
and OOe"' paH neglect en'
BY HER HEELS YE SHALL KNOW HER!
sGs sn s s within h awn or aDD Ts'a
heels o shoe 'i2 Union St
round ne ITO, toe ana short Is lamp
HOMES NOT HOME
machne the SINGER shop
ss s' Ay Sp GRs y@S "e 9Rf p Ssa ''
And qop an electric light has been
MR.. SHOWS PICTURES OF CHILDREN
Are e che ssas s, as seem yet a make ra 81 @ Special
Posing children is thing Of the past
ehcr they DC least 'a.0oro Of him
WHAT A COMFORT TO OWN
Youthful IoLLYwooD tros , hemss style soft five, velour
a westlake,
shop fashion. convenience match
harmo"ise 'ed The trock' hey sho'o
TO BE MADE AWARE OF SPRING
things only country farm. and gardens produce At 1909 First
teaching
Nth produced packed right here home
A CLIFTON" CLOCK
he square, homsy
TO be good ONE Jos Pike ST
N tsee roge ae rings es nsetlsoss pendant. For
TILL YOU'RE EIGHTY, AT LEAST
perfect throat MARY b. SIMMONS combined
Of scalp shoulders bust face shows results
once SI4 Seneca ST; MAinls42
hat naoDiness from
H round out the Thin places Of ones neck and shoulders
WITH TAILS AND HEADS AND PAWS II
the 527 Bias
crinke-cloth ike that IN the oed-spreads Is ,qrot
fabric Grapes dresser and lamp shades
FOR BIT OF COLOR AT THE EDGES
A MASTERPIECE OR A MESS
Fo % up G % 9S S machinery G sea 10s 'Is np
hat cain. felt, fabrc) like io2 Union
TO DANCE ALL NIGHT LONG
by pupil Brin's School a Pine
HIDDEN IN ASIA FOR AGES.
The piercing light that radiant Jewel zeon shines out from
DR. WARREN OR ONE OF THE FACULTY
College of opometry so7-sos seabod Bldg
FRIEND OF NINE WILL GIVE
washing
TO WIN A PRIZE AT THE PARTY
creation Bocdnde Shop
rented. 1922 Fifth
"DEFYING DESTINY"
the Blue the
Colonial heater
NINE. PATTENEAUDE'S FAITH
In the eternal atacveness
the beauty utusts In
de Beaute at 500 Denny building
assistants things
of hair and in bringing back the
TO Madam about the department surgery
a
WHY NOT MARKET YOUR EMBROIDERY
Thru the laid SHOP OF gifts.
They need attractive things now.
FOR THE BRIDGE PRIZE GIVE
bit of from fills orders
nsrucs, fires china 2O7 McDermott building
BERNARR McFADDEN APPROVES
the system Of cleansing the
onged and
ture treatments put in
Ill from torpid conditions
FINE HOMES FOR CANARIES!
They've Chapman's Garden
E1 11
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THE SPECIAL PRICE OF THREE DOLLARS

on ballet Nhoes bronEt thc BNDDkIIN1E
many friends that they're TO continue the specin
i322 Firth Ave
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RELIEF TEA

Fortson-Thygesen aasil,or :,
give a relief tea Thursda, ~, III
q, at the home Of Mrs. hah s"'e'i;y
lee. 1877 Lakeside ave. Taks hi'-
car to end Of the line. 'eslei
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Someone hos Gated The Jane Nordk phoopoV. "Th
melody Of the soul THIS Is Of the great pictures
shotrn u Seattle before
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THE LATE MODELS

For the re.boeking OF hats have come ut the NJ
Man7 Twill be good again S2T Peoples Bank bt
4 roll back briH that's covered Nth blossoms "a
Of orc Of me Ncto hats
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GOOD CHEER CLUB

Good Cheer club OF Evergreen
Lodge No. ?, a. o. u. w. win have
n luncheon and meeting Wednesday
February 20. at ~ o'clock.
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4 sotr ,am Tong ends fhai reach 10 the hem Of {
the Puritan collar Of rroek Of blael moirc made
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pf tsr
ctIiE fA PHI MeSrHERs'
NHcp BsI1etts -,

,ra a.r nI's'hsrs eluIj Il pi Beta Phi
ON satura.nh l give j bridge party
a. the hon. evening. rebruary 10.
Enrich. IA = Ar. and Mrs =. o.
and enjoyafs. ~. =, ave. y. Is large
Refreshmenis a. affair Is and afed.
conclusion Of NJ Nm b served svsr. he
eeeds from u, party g'h g. ne IT,, ..
the local chapter ~ VII - WI
tons may be mas Rs,se4a'
Enrich. IA st.54ei. Or ssllinE RI,
schram. sU nset.1is, Ar@ A1cr'
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Have you heard about The neo camps pars
at me fashion shoie. they say
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IT'S AN EMERSON HouGH STORY!

Another Triumph hy Tie author Of '7Ihe CoveFed
Way 81 a Man" which will have weeks showing a
DoLLoR HELLO theator starting Saturday. TIT
presentation and concert Is given az an admission
five cents
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SURELY THOSE KIDDY CREEpERs

LoydMyers designed
one neatnes No castes
bungicsome buttoncd
the 'front.' You buy them sl25
o $3.50.
come
hafuHdone baby hatS learning himself
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AT THE BUBBLE,

on Saturday we're 20 find a whole window Of wv
rry-haia OF flowers Of rich silk. OF quaint straw 4
ed AZ $3.50 and $500. ~ Els Pike street
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HAVE YOU LEARNED TO PLAY NAH JoNGG?

Mr. and Mrs Bernard Kirsoh have their NAH jongg
connection with their Whist club First Ave.
Economy haA MA in76s7.
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pETHLEuEM SHRINE No !

Bethlehem Shrine No. /. Order OF
White Shrine. will give dancing
party Saturday evening. February 10.
at the Masonic club rooms. Arcade
building.
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Bimarck Bows

Sixty boys enjoyed the Christmas
vacation educational trips. Visits
were paid to the telephone company
Russell Miller Milling Co., Hughes
Electric Light, Bismarck Dairy, Tri.
bune Printing and Binding and the
Benson Optical Works. One perpiex.
ing problem was solved for many of
the boys. How can the telephone
girl ring one out of the four phones
on party line without ringing all
four.
This week we are back to the reg
ular routine of activities. The Com
rades will meet Monday and the
Pioneers on Thursday at 7:15 o'clock
The Wachter Pioneers will meet on
Wednesday at 7:15 O'clock. The
Young Corners Saturday morning at
9:15 o'clock. This class is for boys
ten to twelve years Of age and is
open to all boys Of this age. The
equipment necessary is gymnasium
shoes.
The physical training at the
schools will be conducted on the
same schedule as last term. Richolt
boys and girls classes will be held
on Monday and Wednesday. VIM
Moore boys and girls classes will be
held on Tuesday and Thursday and
the st. Mary's on Friday.
Saturdays gymnasium schedule
will be as follows:
Young Corners 9:15 o'clock. Fio-
neers at 1890, Comrades at 900
Leaders corps at 7:l5 o'clock.
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MRS. CUSTER VISITOR TO MA
TIONAL CAPITOL

The following item from Il recent
issue of the Washington Post, re.
garding Mrs. George Armstrong Gus
ter, will be read with interest BY
North Dakotans: i..
"One Of the most interesting. recent
visitors to Washington was Mrs
George Armstrong Custer, who has
never ceased to tell tales of the
brave husband who was the central
figure in what every schoolchild
knows as Clusters Last Fight with
the Indians. Mrs. Custer. who has
written many thrilling tales of from
tier life whic she shared with her
husbln n, arly half Il century ago
mus, have been a very beautiful
Yong gin :, as she is q beautiful old
lady now, ,'itl quaint curls Of gray
over her elrs a.d tWinklinG blue
eyes. She wore one afternoon n love
.ly gown of black MORE silk, embro;d-
.ered in black, old fashioned old dan
gle earrings and gold chain and
most attractive old-fashioned locket
which made every one long to ask her
if it contained a picture of her gal
liant husband"
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1924-01-07
Al THE MOVIES
THE EITINGE

A refined girl, 4 victim of circum-
stances, decides that the world is not
for women but for men only
disappearing as Il man she seeks to
hide herself in Africa where she is
thrown into Il maelStrom of excite
nlent, adventure and--romancc.
This briefly is the theme of "Pon-
jola.' which shows at the Eltingo
today and tomorrow
''Ponjola" is vivid perturbation
Of Cynthia Stockley's famous mas
tcrpiece of South African gold field
life, which proved a sensation in
book form and promises to be no
less of sensation as Il screen
drama.
1t tells the story of an English
noblewoman who is disguised a. Il
man, fights the curse of "Ponjcla,"
the soul destroying drink of the gold
miners; fights for the man she loves.
In the role Of 'Desmond," the
girl, Anna Q. Nilsson, will be seen
in a part which critics declare is the
greatest role Of her whole stage or
screen career James Kirkwo BOD
enacts the part of the man.
Other popular screen favoritcs in
the picture are Tully Marshall, Ruth
Clifford, Joseph Kilgour, Claire Du
Brey, Claire Mcdowell and Bernard
Randall