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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-30
Miss May Lee
Honor Guest

For the pleasure of Miss May
Lee, who is the guest Of Mrs
George TiIden. Slrs Rex Stafford
entertained with a small luncheon
at the Golf club Thursday after
noon.
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Miss TcHRy TO
GiUe Luncheon

Miss Cccili6 Tcuny Will entertain
with q luncheon and bridge az the
Tennis club on Tuesday afternoon.
The affair viii compliment some %
the giris who AFRO leaving shortly Tor
their various schools in the East
and AnniM
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SEATTLE LODGE NO. I

Seattle Lodge No. Z, Degree o
Honor, viii hold a regular bushes
meeting in Evergreen hall. lia
Ninth ave, on Tuesday evening
September >, at S o'clock. Member
of the drill team will please meet u
the hail at $3.50 p. m. for an I'M
portant meeting. No. I is preparin.
to entertain the district conven,icE
ON the third Tuesday in Octoor
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GYPSY PARTY LAST OF

EIJNESDAI GROUP CLASS
Wednesday, afternoon gypsy girls
In bright gowns, with "joolry" OF all
kinds in abundance, hold sway in
Camaraderie park and aboard ship.
Luncheon around n campfire was
followed ny gypsy games on board
ship.
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CLAssEs ARoNRn sim

Many calls are coming In in regard
TO the classes TO be held aboard ship
this autumn. There Will be classes
In the different crafts and those in.
terested should come in and sign up
mt once.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-30

BETTY SERVICE CONTEST
Have YOU entered the Betty Serv.
ice contest? Some selections have
been received, but thare are many
more. we feel sure. who will be
eager to enter the contest.
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Campfire Notes

Boyle, Polly Brown. Elaine Brygger
Mary Cabulson. Helen Gray. Isabelle
Slavery. Mary Elmorc Patty Stuart
Hornet Baird, Elizabeth Jones and
Nancy Giesting.
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Colonial DANES to Meet

The Colonial Danes viii meet for
luncheon az the Sunset club next
Wednesday afternoon, September o.
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Mss Marie Legho1W
Is Honor Guest

Miss Merriam Cole entertained with
a bridgcsicu az her home Friday for
Miss Mnrie Lcghorn. Three tables
were In plnys
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ORCHESTRA REHEARSAL

VNNIIEN 7 M NEIEANSNI
DATE CHANGED
Tho next rehearsal OF the Campfire
Girls orchestra win be September s
at 4 y. m, The date has been
changed on account of school Mrs.
LeclSley has charge OF the orchestra
and all girls desiring TO join are re.
quested to report next Friday at 4
o'clock for practice and tryouts.
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To Haze Luncheon
at Winn Point

Miss Elizabeth Folsom has asked
q few guests in for luncheon at her
home OF Wing Point. next Tuesday
afternoon.
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DRILL TEAM

The drill team of Seattle Lodge
No. viii give n series Of three
progressive whist parties In Wings
cafeteria. on First ave. between
pike and Union. The first TO be
held Friday evening. september 5th,
at $3.50 o'clock All y. OF II. mem
bcrs are urged to assist in making
this series a success. The proceeds
will be used TO equip the team.
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Mrs. ROddie TO
GiUe Luncheon

Mrs. Frank Roddlc, who with Mr..
Roddie is leaving In about two
weeks for Altadona, Cal. where
they viii make their home, Is en-
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there this autumn there viii be lots
OF magic you've never dreamed Of,
left there by the gypsy girls. Just
now Dame Nature is dyeing the
foliage on sealth trees TO match the
gypsy costumes. when you 20 back
you win see the orange, blue, green
yellow and violet shades OF gpsy
bands on Magic hill.
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Luncheon Given
in Tacoma

Honoring Miss Ruth Price. Miss
Claire Pesscmcir gave n luncheon
at her home IN Tacoma yesterday.
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Red Cross humble Shop

Tho Red Gross tumble shop, ut
Fourth and Virginia. win have on
display nome fine new huts and
coats for sale on Tuesday
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THE TORCH

THE TORCH
Next week you will receive your
Torch-we know you have missed U
during the summer. but you will be
more eager TO read II thru than
ever before. There is a message for
you on each page. Be sure you
have found Il before putting YOU
copy aside.
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THE LADIES'

AUXILIARY F1RE-FIGHTERS
The ladies' auxiliary Of the city
fire department win hold social
meeting on Monoday at p. IN. in
Stetson hall, Fourth and Battery.
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RAINIER NOBLE
POST NO. 1

The regular meeting OF the Amerl.
can Legion Auxiliary. Rainier Noble
Post No. l. which was TO have taken
place Monday evening. has b-~i post.
poned on account of Labor day. and
will take place instead Monday eve.
ming, September 8, Mt s p, M in the
Legion clubrooms, Now Arctic Hotel
building, AZ this meeting a report
OF the state convention win be given.
ALDEN IMPROVEMENT CLUB
All political candidates urc invited
by the Alden Improvement club TO
speak before It's members and com.
munity at their next rcgulnr meet.
ing to I've held Wednesday evening
at p M, September .. at their hall
3l3 Orcas st.
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SEATTLE TACOMA

SCENIC HIGHWAY CLUB
The next meeting or tho Seattle
Tacoma Scenic Highway club will
be held at Drs MONIES. odd Fellows
hall. Thursday evening, september
T. at y. m.
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HONORS FOR
MAGIC WOHELo
lrmn Holt, Hazel Frcdcrci. Grot.
chen Cohon, Irene Coward, Betty
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REDGLEY AUXILIARY

Ridglcy Auxiliary win meet at /.
o. o. i. temple Wednesday. Scptcm.
Der 2. Luncheon at l o'clock. Dahlia
exhibit.
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DATES
TO REMEMBER

WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER b
The marriage OF Miss Rshectt
scurry. daughter Of NJ. and MrL
Archibald BuEgles. and NJ. Eu-
gene Eudow. son OF Mr. HeuTy
Rudow, nt the home Of Der
uncle and aunt. Judge and Nrs.
n. A.. Myers.
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER s.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Hibhsrdi
fancy dress bail for Lieut. and
Mrs oliver Colvin ard Mas
Evelyn Colvln.
WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 10
The marriage Of Miss Ruth Pics
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs John
Garland Price. to Mr. Elmer sat
terberE.
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tertaining with n farewell luncheon
at her home on Thursday after
noon.
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LADIES or THE GRAND ARMY
The William Mckinley circle or
the Ladies' cr tho Grand Army will
serve dinner at noon In Veterans
hall, Armory A business session
at 1880 and a card party at $40
n m
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Miss Alice Edgers OF New York
City, who has been visiting in Sc.
attic for tho past few weeks, left
yesterday for her home.
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a birthday party az his home in No
tus Saturday evening
Mr.. H. NJ parkhurs; OF Moscow
5 wishing with his sister Mrs Nina
Stafford aud other relatives.
Mr Ole Larson was in Caldn ell
Friday.
Several IN tho community a,tendc ,
the football same IN boiSe Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs FL. l. Mclaughlin
were Caldwell visitors Thursday.
Rev. Hare preached at the church
SUNDAY
Mr.. 5 c. Tucker was IN Caldv II
Monday
Mr.. aud Mrs Bay visited with Ms
Gufiey Thursday
Mr.. l.. Bowman was a business
visitor ~ George Johnsons Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs b. W. Pos and ian-
IN Went 20 Caldwell Saturday.
The road Is being graded in he
community this week
Mr. Gus Proctor was in Boise Sat
urday
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. ". Mclaughlin
visited relatives in Ten Davis Sunda,
Elsie hariles spent the week eni
IN Caldwell
Mrs H. ". Arneit come home
from the hospital and : doing nice'y
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Huliz mo;o-ed
10 Caldwell Saturday evening.
Mr. and Mrs George Johnson call
ed on Mrs Guifey Wednesday even
ing.
Mr.. Ray Morley is working few
DAYS in Apple Valley
Mr.. Denver Glenn and Charles
Richardson were in Parma WcdneS-
day.
Mr. and Mrs Cross Evans have
moved into the Nielsen house
Mr. William Willis was in Cald-
well Saturday evening.
DR.. J. {. Policy OF NGaShinc,oS.
ID. {. leciurcd al .he Grange Pan
Wednesday evening.
Mr.. Charles Richardson worked
few DAYS for Ray Morley.
Mr. N Hatch Of Caldwell called az
the Fred Huliz home Wcdnesda,
evening.
Mrs Jay Starkcy and children OF
Meridian who have been visiting with
Mrs. Charles Gulliksen returned home
Tuesday.
Mr.. Cross Evans purchased two
cows OF Mr. I.cvcrfon this week
Mr.. and Mrs Raw Morley were
business visitors in Parma Tuesday.
Misses Anna McLauchlin. Ar;ic
md Georgia Newport. Neva Duruil
and Gretchen Evans were home from
school over the week end.
a number in the nc;ehborhood
went TO the football game in Caldwell
Tuesday.
Mrs. NJ. NJ Small. Mr.. and Mrs
George Judd OF Parr-a. Mr.. and Mrs
,ordan ludd. Mr. and Mrs. lay Stark
ey and children. Mr.. and Mrs l.. +.
Small and family visited with Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Gullicksen Sunday
afternoon.
Mr. lay Starkey OF Meridian visited
with rc.1iiyes here Sunday.
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Parma Items

The high school football team de
ieated the Weiser team on the Weiser
ED iaa- Friday afternoon.
las. s.onday event he Assoc;a-
ion u Commerce m, the base.
ment OF inc commuu.s, church.
dinner was served By the iadi.s OF Ne
Missionary Society after which the an
nual election of officers was held The
speaker OF the evening was I NJ.
Nichoi OF Caldwell. who told OF the
Idaho exhibition al the National Daily
mans convention at Milwaukee las;
month.
Mrs. Frank Dioierson and Mrs +
7. Noris were among those from Par
ma who drove to Nampa Tuesday OF
last week to attend the mineral o.
Harold Edminston OF that place. The
Edmins;on samily are former res
dents OF Parma and The whole COM
uunity was deeply shocked TO hear o.;
the death OF Harold.
Last Wednesday evening TIRE srnre
series OF Church evenings" com
menced al the community church. A.
las year cafeteria dinner is held each
night, each one bringing something
to contribute. Classes will be organ
ized and topics assigned. These meet
ings are very profitable. They viii
he held nine evenings. Plan to b.
there.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Bruce spani
Monday of last week attending TO
business matters al Star and Boise.
Mr.. and Mrs c. A. Wheeler and
family OF Salt Lake City arrived in
Parma Wednesday of last week. call
ed hero by the death of |. II. kellar.
Mrs Wheelcr's father.
Attorney and Mrs. Ernest Ander-
son spent Monday OF last week =
the capital, attending to business mat
tiers.
The funeral OF Mrs NJ. A. Bate
OF Mccall was held here last Thurs
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Clean Kidneys
By Drinking
Lots of Water
Take Salts to Flush Kidneys II
Bladder Bothers or
Back Hurts

Eating too much rich food may pro-
ducc kidney trouble in some form, says
. well-known authority, because the
acids created excite the kidneys. hen
they become overworked, get sluggish,
clog I'D and cause all sorts OF distress,
particularly backache and misery III the
kidney region, rheumatic twinges,. severe
headaches, acid stomach, constipation,
torpid liver, sleeplessness, bladder and
urinary irritation.
The moment your back hurts or KID
ncys aren't acting right, or II bladder
bothers you, begin drinking lots OF goodi
water and also get about four ounces oil
lad Salts from any good pharmacy J
take tablespoonful in a glass OF water
before breakfast for few days ana
your kidneys may then act nne. ms
famous salts is made from the acid OF
grapes and lemon juice, combined with
l;thia. and has been used Tor years 10
flush clogged kidneys and stimulate
them to activity; also to neutraiize tie
acids in the system so that they no
longer irritate, thus often relieving oiad-
der disorders.
lad Salts can not injure anyone |;
wakes a delightful cifervescent lithia,,
water drink which millions OF men ana
women take now and then to help keep
the kidneys and urinary organs ciea'''
Tins often avoiding serious kidney as
orders Bv all means have your physi-
clan examine your kidneys at least TWICE
4 year.
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Lake View

A few OF the Pow-Wow members
spent the greater part of last We'd
ncsday al the community hall clean ne
MP and doing other various things
that was necessary.
Edward Ncher OF Nampa spent SIN
day with his broiher-in-iaw OF family
Mr. and Mrs. s. l.. Mailman.
Clarence Gibbons and his motae
Mrs w. l.. Gibbons called on Mr.. and
Mrs. Y. X. Mailman Wednesday even
ing.
Many OF this community ~ere Nam
pa and Caldwell visitors Saturdag
Mr. and Mrs II. G.. Miller end
daughter Mrs Earle Johnson were
doing some shopping al Nampa vs.
nesday
Mrs. Icwile Bennett and lise
daughter Betty were week end ci'r s
of their sister and aunt. Miss Iva
Newman OF Caldwell
Mr. and Mrs Eugene Jones and son
Gordon were dinner guests OF her par
cnis Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. Mailman
Sunday
The pheasant roast given by the
Pow Wow members Friday night was
a Howling success and cnjoyai;e
time was had by all.
La Verne Phillpot and Chares
Paddy both OF College OF Idaho were
supper guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. 2. L
Bailey Thursday evening.
Charlie Bailey was Z week end
rucs. G. is uncle. b. l. 2adley las.
week.
Charl. eadlev. Ted L..roaoc and
brothers. lie. md Carol attended
he pheasant rC.lsf irider night
Mr. and Mrs. :. Johns and f-ga-
lily were visiting in Kuna Sunday.
Miss Iva Mailman attended 'ht
dance At the Raymond Gibbins home
Saturday night.
Clarence Gibbons was calling in
this vicinity Saturday.
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Entertainments and an,,-..,,......
.neteso belonging or in any wise an
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. That
9n d me = day, OF November 1894. at
CLOCK A. ~. OF that DAY in front
% me Court House door ia the CITY
OF Saidwen. County OF Canyon. i will.
N ooeuience 10 said order OF sale and
9eeteS or foreclosure. sell the above
uSscLiueu property. or SO much there
OF as may be necessary to satisfy the
piaintitf decree with interest thsra~
on and costs TO the highest bidder FOR
States. "''eo
Dated October 22nd A. D.. 1924.
O. Y. MASON.
Sheriff
'i-T Deputy
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tation is extended 10 everyone.
Mrs. Henry Beck attended the Mat
tie Crawford meeting in Caldwell On
Friday
Mrs. Henry Leonard who under
went an operation az Boise hospital
three weeks ago. has returned home
very much improved.
Joe and Louis Fuller and Louie
Packer who had been on a hunting
trip III the mountains arrived home
Tuesday
Louise Convey OF Caldwell spen; the
week end with her parents Mr.. and
Mrs J. A. Convey.
{. Harshman and son. Harry have
gone 10 the mountains on a hunfing
trip.
MIR. and Mrs. J. T. Morrow AMI
Mrs w. II Gordon were visitors Sun
day afternoon at the 5. f. Bow
ranch.
Miss Alice Mason who is teaching
al Wilson spent the week end with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs George
Mason.
Miss Mabel Vassar is spending a
few weeks with her sister, Mrs. F. +.
Bodle in Bowmont
Mr.. and Mrs. {. b. Hampson mot
ored TO Maple Grove Sunday and en-
joyed birthday dinner At the George
Smith home.
Mrs. l.. +. Pennington and son.
Gerald OF Portland were Sunday even
ing guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Earl K.
Baird.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Walcott of Nam
pa spent Monday evening with Mr..
and Mrs J. +. Mcslcr.
M. I,,i.. \fo.tu,,,.w., - Cafi
well was an overnight visitor Thurs
day in the home OF her sister. Mrs.
c. +. Bales.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. HASTE of Cald-
well and Merle See and Ted Mi,lincr
o Boise and Mrs. Robert M inner
were guests Sunday IN the Sarah Mil
liner home
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. NJ. Louderbough
OF Meridian spent Sunday evening
with Mr.. and Mrs. c. b. Hampson.
Mrs. Will Vassar arrived last week
from Carbarion and after spending 4
few days at the ). IA. Vassar no.ne,
weni to Reynolds for A visit with her
parents.
AIRS. w. II. King went to Caldwell
Tuesday afternoon to attend a party
at the w. S. Gordon home
Mr.. and Mrs. S. p. Corn and Grand
son Ira went to Middle
md were dinner guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Everett Corn.
Miss frankie Vassar who las been
visiting her sister in Portland returned
Monday.
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arp -. Flynn, PIainiiff
|.o.a Hodge. Luther J. Mitchell ana
Edna Mitchell. Husband and wife,
John w. Cuppies and Jaunita Cup
pies, husband and wife, Mike Zupan
md n. Ssanfield. Defe ndants.
NDER AND BY Virtue OF An
|of the Seventh Judicial District, state
|of 4daho. in and for the County OF
Ia yon on the 22nd day of october,
.s-f.. in the above entitled action
Wherein Mary X. Flynn the above
named plaintiff obtained decree
|agair st Iota Hodge. Luther j.. Nit,
|chell and Edna Mitchell. husband ana
order OF sale and decree OF forecios.
ure, issued out of the District Court
wife. JOAN W. Cupplcs and Jauni,a
Cupples. husband and wife. Mike
Iupan and r. N. Stanfield defendants,
on the END day Of October, 1924 which
said decree was. on the 22na DAY o.
october. 1924 recorded In Judkmsh ,
Book 3 of said Court. at page bss
am commanded to sell all that Ger
tain lot, piece or parcel OF land situat :
ed in the County OF Canyon, state OF
Idaho, and bounded and described as
follows to-wit.
Lots Seventeen u7) and Eighteen
1S) in Block Seventy seven CID OF
Devers Addition to Caldwell. Idaho, as
the same appear upon the plat thcreo,'
now on file In the office OF the RECORD
er of Canyon County, Idaho, together
with all and singular tho tenemen'''
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Wilder News

Mrs. Lena Lehman spen, Friday
and Saturday at the home OF her
daughter. Mrs. Needy Regores in
Boise
Rev Martin OF Boise. occupied the
ncr guest at the home of Mrs. John
Ross.
Mr. and Mrs +. NJ. Saunders were
business visitors in Boise Saturday
Elmer AShe OF Ontario is spending
the week at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs
w. I. Clark.
The annual bazaar and chicken sup
per given by the NJ. +. Ladies Aid
on election day. was a decided sue
cess. About a hundred and twenty
five dollars was added to the treasury
The family Of DR. Tablet are in
quarantine for scarlet fever. The doc
tor is making his home at his office
The Ladies Aid met on Thursday
afternoon in the church basement with
Mrs. w. I. Clark. Mrs. Brush and
Mrs. Mcpherson as hos,esseS.
The sophomores and freshman
classes OF the high school enjoyed n
party at the sohoolhouse Friday even
ing.
The friends OF Raw. Ira AIdrich.
former District superintendent, of the
NJ. +. church regret to hear that he
is seriously i'll at hospital in Ontario.
w. I. Clark is one oil the few farm
ers in this vicinity who has crop
OF head lettuce this year Mr.. Clark
has shipped several hundred crates and
is still cutting.
Mr. and Mrs. II. NJ. Rogers OF
Boise spent Sunday in town.
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Riverside

Mrs Ed Kess'er and children have
returned 10 their home near Midvalr
after a visi; n the home of her par.
en,s, Mr.. and Mrs Albert Mulch
Mr. 5. c. Mower was a week end
visitor in Boise.
Messrs Albe- Mulch and Everett
Gibbons left last Friday Tor Lowman
IN search OF deer.
Another hunting rafiy composed
# VIII Rohrcr and l.. ..srrance is
also in the mountains o. deer hunt
Mrs Harry Wood and ,p.. children
81 Boise were Sunday c.csr- al the
Mower home Mrs. Cara Mower re-
turning with her for shirt visit
Mr. and Mrs. T. K. Field OF Sunny
S'ope snent last Thursday at the home
ii J. II. Root.
Miss Celia Shuce I'D Mr.. Howard
Day CT po;sc spent the week end
pheasant hunting on the Edmands
ranch.
Mrs. +. b. Field who has been
quite i'll is not able to be out.
Mr. Dick Fuller and family are
gain residents OF our valley after an
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Marble Front

The Arts and Crafts committee OF
the Good Cheer club had silver tea,
bazaar. and exhibit at Oregon Trail
community hall on Thursday after
noon. Nov. 8. There were about si>t'
members and visiting ladies' present.
Beautiful hand painted pictures fancy
work and old relics were dlsp
II being national apple week. apples
helped 10 form part of the decora-
ton. A delightful program of music
and readings was given and very
much enjoyed by the ladies'.
+. c. Pearson and family were
guests Sunday evening OF Mrs. Pear.
sons sister, Mrs. Fred Thomson in
Mamma
Mr.. and Mrs. John Vassar AMI little
son OF Bowmoni were d;nnc- guests
Sunday al the l. +. Vassar home
Miss Helen Fritz and Miss Martha
Becker returned to their home N Yer
don. Nebraska. after a months vis;,
with their aunt. Mrs. Jacob Roedrl-
Mr.. and Mrs Ear p. Bard zen,
Sunday at the !. w. -,'ud 'Jfac IN
Pleasant Ridge.
Miss Add Whitney went - \ampa
for a weeks visi, with h er sister. Mrs.
Andy Myers.
Mrs. Raymond Corn and mother.
Mrs. John Kent and Mrs. s. p. Corn
we're dinner guests Wednesday ~ Mr..
md Mrs. Everett Corn in Middleton.
Mr. and Mrs. S. II. Vassar and
laughter Mabel motorcd TO Bowmont
Thursday and spent the day with Mrs.
+. +. Bodle.
Don't forget the Good Cheer club
dance on Friday evening a. the Ore
gon Trail community hall An invi-
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absence of several years in Caldwell
and Wilder.
The girls sewing club met at the
home OF Mrs. VIII Rohrer last Fri
day evening.
Mr.. Boyles and family have moved
70 the Gem District
Knowlion Heights school was clos
cd Tuesday on account OF Armsticc
Day.
Messrs. Bende and Boyles have
moved their potato digging crew over
TO the Gem District.
Mrs Myrtle NJ Shepherd OF Col
orado Springs is visiting at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Edmands.
Mr. and Mrs Gallivan have a radio
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BE PRETTY! TURN
GRAY HAIR DARK
Try grandmother Old favorite
Recipe Of Sage Tee
and Sulphur

Almost everyone knows that Sage
Tea and Sulphur, properly COM
pounded. brings back the natural color
and lustre to the hair when faded,
streaked or gray. Years ago the only
way to get this mixture was to make
it at home, which is mussy and trouble
some. Nowadays. by asking At any
drug store for "Wyeth's Sage and Sui
phur Compound" you will get large
bottle OF this famous old recipe, inn
proved by the addition of other IN
gradients, at a small cost.
Don't stay gray! Try It'll No one
can possibly tell that you darkened
your hair, as it does it 50 naturally and
evenly. You dampen sponge or soft
brush with it and draw this through
your hair, taking one small strand At .
time; by morning the gray hair disap-
pears. and after another application o.
two. your hair becomes beautifully
dark. glossy and attractive.