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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-06
Bane Resigns as
Secretary of Elks

William A Eanf for Is yaar roes
fsiarH Of the seattle E'Ef lodge
rendered bia resignation Thursday
uIgHt and soon viii assume active
management u some Montana min
ing properties. Fred % STROBE Eas
nominated 90 Bdurr rur or
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-06
Demonstrate Wire
system for Gyros

MEMBER Of The Seattle Gro siGh
Paws she western Unions au0mafin
telegraph Iu-fsumanfH Iu pperfi1u
at The DHmp iiota. at their
"a, Hsou ThGrIar Tom T5mTH
and D. A. Hazard commercial
aaraf- ~ thr company conducted
tho denomination Message were
taken and cent uuf nu the iHriru
mrufa during fine IrnehrDH. a three
piece orchestra furnished music The
players being western uuIeu en-
uluFeF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-06

LONDON steam and moke
from AN engine. which yuyeIops1 a
bridge while lac was riding over Il
on q bicycle. rBu-ci william Pierce.
"a student 10 ride into motor ear.
flr was Killed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-06
SEATTLE REVIEW No s

sNAa.N . AaNs NtiIh z EHhh M.
Womcn's Benefit Association. So
ntii" Revicw No. s. u the Maccu
bees viii have 10 regular meeting
Thursday February is. AZ a. o. u.
W. hall 1902 Smith nyc.
MApROSA GUILD
ELECTS OFFICERS
Aiadroua guild of the Orthpp~ilc
hosp tai AZ IL annual meeting at
The home Of Mrs w l.. Bcddow.
elected the following officers Tor the
coming year
President Mrs y Alexander.
vice presidents. Mrs Edgar Snyder.
Airs. Nolncy r. Richmond. Airs G.
A. Hurckhardt. secretary, Mira Otto
II Eupp: treasurer. Mrs. Martin Ne.
Lean auditor Mrs Henry Brod.
cflck.
The following committees were ap
pointed:
Mcmb"rship Chairman. Mrs ~
fred ~ Lundln, assistants. Mrs H.
H. Fullerions Mrs. Fer Ire Wclty.
Sowing Chairman. Mrs William
j. Miller. assistants. Mrs H. II
Moves Mrs Charles u Knox
Knitting Chairman. Mrs e. =.
Davis: assistant. Miss Martin.
Entertainment. Chairman. Mrs
Tercivai Collins. assistants. Mrs
Lewis Il Dawson. Mrs. Henry Brod.
cnck. Mrs. H. e. Converse, Mrs G.
$, HuEhctt. Mrs. +. r Take. Mrs
u. w Montci ". MIR. g II. White.
Mr, J 4 Tcnncsou
Lunch room Chairman. Mrs.
Dudley Hagen. assistant. Mrs. H. j.
Browne.
Thrift shop. Chairman. Mrs. Ed.
gar Snyder. assistant. Mrs. Laura
Burnett.
Telephone Chairman. Mrs Frank
X. Smith; assistants. Mrs. e. - Buz.
zcll. Mr.. 4 Clark. Mrs. Earl Flee.
hart. Mrs Frank Mcllavy. Mrs. II.
r. MaRnuson. Mrs l.. A. Partridge.
Mrs. O. u. Rupp. Mrs A. V. Simp,
son. Mrs V. W Yates. Miss White.
Lunch committee. Chairman.
Mrs Clarence Mcdonald
Garden committee Mrs. j. y
Alexander.
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MONTHLY MEETING
VALENTINE DANCE
AND CARD PARTY

iouia chapter. No ia. o. r 3
will give Valentine dance and
card party Thursday evening. Feb
ruary r.. al Douglas hall Tenth
ave. and r. Pine ~. During the In.
Permission the party will b. enter.
tained by wcll.known elocu,ionist
mud q speciality dancer
Berlin Wilson is chairman % tho
committee IN charge. assisted by
Charlotte Damus. Myrtle Nushum.
Daisy Henry. Incz Gastei. Minnie
shankllnd. Florence Dimmick. Mar.
garci wynrd. Mice Mckcen. Lois
si1mhcrE. Hazel Orphan. Mabel
Cleveland. Eleanor Abcr, Helene
Bullock. I.av.nn Bradford. Dr. Myles
ward. william Clarke. Perry
shankland. John Wilson and Mr..
Aickeen.
Tickets may BE- obtained By call.
Ing Mrs. ]. y. wilson. ~ ca pitt.
1868 or MA iu.7fi7
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Michigan Alllmnae Tea

University % Michigan Ammnar
viii entertain with e reception and
tea az the Womsn's University club
ou Monday Afternoon February ..
"a 9 O'Clock
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Mr.. and Mrs. Mcfarland
Entertain

MI and Ma Nar,lr Mcfarland
were hu-ts at SIX tables 81 bridge a.
their home "Wednesday evening lu
honor of Mrs. Ole shannon. % Los
Angeles visitor la town. and Mr.
and Mrs J r. Duke. who have o.
gently come here from Olympia TO
reside
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Hostess at Dancing
Party Tonight

Miss Frances Ann Zug daughter
u MIR and Mrs, Ralph Houck Hig
gins will entertain one hundred
guests az a dancing party this eve
ming IN the junior ballroom at The
Olympic
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l,,istant List for Large Tea Chosen; Bridge
luncheon for Feted Visitor

,uARlEs RUSSELL COL
III rN,S Mrs Themes tween
= wrsm n perkius Mrs WI
u-u.,y. Airs Frederick \
~ Niss Emm IsWberlkt
Mr. Harg o. osiwn1ri
ss,er Mn Arthur lAmag
80. Al ,hsf lsa - l.-.'s a,,'I
r.hruar a. bon hH0er 10 Ms
- .,r-,a l.ile tE.ma CHI'lul
-
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- Come Shopping Whh cecaIe -

llI1HE AWKWARD AGE-remembe' ehe" "eJ Mother Aunt ana
"ffeat "Se'-
A pudpacss taahl0) MIN 'auJ
and uncertain lines Something mar sister
nothing could bought raayaae
gone high chrheu seemed to h y'' ea'
to noticed considered IN the fashions Of the dv-me 'aV' "@'
inst "rorec othesi'
roure daughter going 10 h9h school " me "pae %
this month "ota tAat
IN the hGVen
inst glce you the fact that there apparent no longer
the aclrd age simply imphstated edition Of me
rest OF feminine humanity o t" of ae short Of SKIRT 0"9
,caisaia nd gaya and bright in color and design
Life has indeed tn begen ages these last f."
and sometimes sigh little for "hG ace CONSIDER me
oshaq Of this youngest generation aren't ce Just " SCI
fish?
TO thirteen and four-Mss Freshmanot the Spring Fashion Jour
there!
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sALcOMBE, Eng.--A proyision
that his funeral services at tn 4.
church and the grave should last
FOR only five and two minutes re.
spectively. Is provided In the vii
OF @. NJ vereker He Lett five
pounds 10 q clergyman to see tina
his wish was carried out.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-06
@ddy Night
| .nnr Hosts

y ard Mrs Daniel Pratt will be-
al small supper az their
Sustay night in honor or
Asas guest. Mrs ole Shan
"A 4 Los ArgclcN
n.ndsy afternoon Mrs Pratt
- A Informal luncheon az home
Yrs Shannon
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Reception and Musicale

Miss NelIe Cornish hHs ygrt out
for q reception and musicale vn SAT.
uriav evening at tbr cornish SCHOOL
boz huEo. 90 Mr and Airs Peter Air
rImhlum- The mu-taal pFaHrsm slll
D. siNeu by MI Mrrrmblum. ,io-
uuisis Nme SrTsvicsa and john
Hopper paulsis
The supper table vfII be presided
over by Ats t.eroS Bayku> and Mrs
ute Floyd lamson Air and Nrs.
Roy Pagv Ballard and Alr and AIRS.
Jacques IouJrry.iie Uiu assist
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VISIT MY NEWEST FIND!

unbeieyby iow prices 's Pine four blocks above
Frederick
s s sSS s d s o s an S ,s re aa"
better things Tor HtHci
ONLY SEVEN DAYS MORE
To take aaan,as o. the Society su, s r @ though G that
f,, y, 70 be m sopserfu rate within sixty days This
nc you water wave and hot oil shampoo Mrs FaisoneT viii see
hu pleased with work MeDermott Bldg Ell i0tS
for "% stay. and oy.~rcon,a,e'' 4 o.
prizes
danao.t lingerie at the most reasonable prices Sis Union
s ss 20, ' .s. ' rs . s ssr ., s s.s
aan yoH caa make them Al homo.
NEW AT COLEMAN'S IMPORT SHOP
leather undearm and
n casmo f0S 's sssa be delighted aomdn Hotel you
en- 0, 70, 9en gsoa s 70, n s9S
e.rer find things from Europe and the Orient TO
"DANTEs INFERNO"
Monday
wonderful featuehe first of Jack Dempsey serieswin be
comfortable pleasant
BEADS! ALL VARIETIES!
gowns Company
upstairs. McDcrmon Bldg
thing" for
somc,thcre
troet afternoon evening:
VALENTINE PARTY FAvORs
YOU Speciality
McDemot
making L decorations
$40 THE TAYLOR BABY SERVICE
{Lt1sS~ Bigelow Bldg
syJCT1t24 o otton--
specialized flannel
,D-S nshtgowns at just 90 cents
X schoo find Just
~ ZIh ttty in M mostp rac
G<vusrs' ticol patterns at Tiny upstairs shop That Lnop
MASQUERADE COSTUMES
Sutherland Costume shop Eit Bldg
rbruorp fact for
pp'-dont Miss opportuuiy
DISrICURgNG BLENIISHES
ona
who a estab
twelve rid of them 1909 American
oplB
face. out
rH ten o
HE'isTITCHING
a yard Pecples
n ouc a
Of chiffon for NE HasR material 10 rok
uh hand needle .
DISCOUNT OF 20 PER CENT
work at The Model $50 Peoples Bank Bldg
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THE DREARIEST DAYS
Is YOUR PHONOGRAPH
SATISFY YOUR MONEY NEED.
THE GOWN OF YOUR DREAMS

,By obtaining a loan on your valua
pany. sos Third Ave.
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y, and Mrs. POlCeH
Dsnfr Hosts

:. .snsr air and Mn William II.
asrs WIS returned IA short time
IN vlsls in California Mr
NJ. John u Powell VIII b.
ssia dinnrr % eight coycrs at
hamt ionight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-06
WEST SEATTLE o. E :.

West Seattle Chapter. No. i0s. o.
=. s.. will have initiation u candi.
hates. Monday evening. February
.. al which time the Grand Worthy
aatron viii pay her official visit.
Members requested 70 attend
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-06

the public who combines the tech.
niqur of vituoso with genuine
musicianship. individuality and DO
stic sensimIity Ills style ~ play
Ing Is absolutely his own Alive
with color. with expressive nuauee,
with dynsmio rhythmlc1l mo,lulas
Hons and graduAtionH % tone h
brings yividly TO the surface the
emotional substance u each pirce
Of music IN tact Il marks The
pinnacle Of artistic misicianship al
the piano with q master hand on
tRe keyboard
His personality dominates his
work thruout. MAKING u distinctive
md distinct To talk o. technique
and standards IN connection with
such outstanding qualities az dis.
i.nsiish the work " this wonder.
ful player and composer would be
presumption His playing q that
N tire perfect Icchnicinn v,viticd by
the soul 81 genius
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nl,s1NEss MoAIEN.s CLuB

BUSINESS NpSlfN ILO u
Tie Business and Professional
womsns club viii meet Tuesday,
February 10. 81 GAS .. m. This viii
be meeting open to tho public. Dr.
George n. Mclaughlin. head Of the
city health department VIII speak on
his work.
A table IL being reserved on Tues.
dav evening at The Olympic Hotel
cafeteria for those members wishing
TO hive dinner together before at
tending the meeting.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-06
ST MARTINS
MOTHERS CLUB

The monthly meeting Of St Mar
TING Mothers club win be held at
the home Of Mrs VI. Tolbert Dalton.
1908 18th ave. n. Tuesday. February
10. Luncheon will be served at 1890
o'clock
The hostegs will be assisted by
Mrs a. Mcmillan. Mrs. ]. J Boyle.
Mrs +. Chandler. Mrs. a. Toner.
Airs J. HUDSON and Mrs John ceh
foy Take Capitol Hin car to High
land Drive.
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MriaiaiHg tor
salfrn Guest

1I Wolfe uiI gHferIn siN
s..is al a badse luncheon at
-, On Thursday afternoon
srarl y
~ saair will honor Mrs uus
- u Los AugrIss who is sis.
~ panisl Pratt Invitations
- limited 20 intimate friends
il, ,oaor gutst.
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NOTED AUTHOR
WILL SPEAK

Ralph Parlettc. noted author. pub
licist and lecturer. viii appear In
Seattle February is. at the Plym-
outh Congregational church, and de-
liver his famous lecture on The
University Of Hard Knocks"
Mr Pnrlr'tr romeo under The
auspices Of The High School Teach
erf league and the Grade Teachers
club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-06
AI.LAH sOCIAL CLuR

Allah Social club will meet Tues
day. February 10, with Mrs Alice
True. 2ii4 y. 45th -. Cards az
O'Clock. Take wallingford tar
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SUNDAY TEN

The ladies Of Bcsani TheosophiC
lodge. M y broadway az Roy,
win serve tea Sunday evening from
seven 10 eight o'clock. preceding
a talk by Or. John Rich on THE
Borderiand. Members and inter.
estcd friends are invited.
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fttSS E.-i+ ~
Roqs PIT. A. will give card party
wednesday. February II. nj p. M"
n, the home Of Mrs. A. sanderson.
1915 Palaiine ave. The committee
in charge Of the affair includes Mrs.
/. Golden. chairman Mrs. ]. Ma
ierus. Mrs. n. 1ssacscn. Mrs a San
derson and Mrs J. n. Beck,
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80 Isl MOTHEns. CLIB

The regular monthly meeting Of
Zeta Psi Mothers club Will be held
Tuesday February 10. at 2 p. m.
at the chapter house, f545 18th ave.
y. r. Mrs. Ethel jerks and Mrs.
T.. c. Dleckman win serve tea. Al
members cordially invited TO be
present.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-06

ncssay. February ~. a ., M az
Tho chapter house. 4Iif 18th ave.
X. 4. Plans will be- discussed for
tho bazaar In the spring
MONTHLY MEETING
Mothers club u Beta Pit Alpha
will have ia regular monthly meet
INK nc the chapter house. iits 18Th
ave. y. T.. on Tuesday February
10, az y. m
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'As Dramatic CLUB
rsESTS TWO pIAyg

- '"asf and sou. one-act ORA.
AZ ''aae in Jewish. BY S. Ansky.
e., popular 0ne-sct operetia.
~ rsEei" by Moscow Studio.
-, p'esen,ed by the Russian
- cub On Saturday evening.
!. al s o'clock. at the
b., University club. sixth and
Dancing will follow the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-06
SMART AND YET INEXPENSIVE

Nro only VuIlWE7 Yo1TT Nl 7 ''7
shop 1891 Westkc north oi in'
,, v.rt BE- urfHiy Pooa an
,r ,so,, ne rip.d aad pIad GaHnos. straight one
pre. uodrfs that grr 10 igdicrttrc ~ youth
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-06
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CIrn

RhododcndrOn club viii meet At
the horne Of MIS- Hanna Whitman.
ITO Harrison ST.. Wednesday. Febru.
airy II. All day meeting. Take
west queen Anne or kinneaF chr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-06

Mr.. and Mrs. w. a. NJ. Smith vii
be home in day or so from u fev
weeks trip 10 California.
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CLEANING TIME
THE VERY GREAT DIFFERENCE
"vARrETy Is THE SPICE OF LIFE"

hnd pity she has little Wings
view Of sound and mountains
he u 1909 First
sometimes ne hdrinD
Crith ric'r the ,cindo,rs
spacious dining that Eastern folks
10 sect
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Women's Clubs
ADDITIONAL CLUBS

At.Kt woMEN's CLUB
AM Women's Improvement club
will meet with Mrs Claude X. Rog.
crs. 2s4O Ali ave. Tuesday. Feb
ruary 10. Board meeting AZ Il
O'Clock Valentine luncheon az 1
and business session az y. m. fol.
lowed by program. Mrs W. a..
Webb and Mrs c. X. Rogers host.
esscs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-06
opEN HOUSE

Amcricnnization Center. conducted
bv the ". G. =. e.. at EOS Findlay
st.. will hold open house Tuesday.
February 10. All AUGMENTATION
workers and any one interested in
the Americanization movement IL in
vited. 4 patriotic program. featur-
ing Lincoln. viii be given. Take
south Seattle car No. 6, Lucille 81.
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HEADACHES ALL GONE

Becnues my cyeFirain has bron relieved bN W ana MN
who ~ glavs's wcll ard hneomngy balcony fI"Fe-I''
N voa iHd voarsa "a. tired. hcadaehy aHd iriohr "
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-06
WoMAN.s CIVIC cLliR

WCMAN's CIVIC CLUB
Tie Woman's Civic club will meet
Tuesday. February 10. at p. m. IN
the Erickson room at the Y. W. G.
A. Mrs Henry tAndes win speak
az o'clock
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MISS CoFFMAN's SMART LITTLE HATS

In bright spring and styles 80 reasonable Una
yuu buy there you easily have two ga Pine
ot, deHoht Of maaJ. ehother hc be "yoHHg Of
addrogrd"arc erclnre. but not al oil erpc"s'ro at
that ku0w about.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-06
THE | AID SHOP
NEW AT CoLEMAN'S IMPORT SHOP

Are the very newest and smartest Of leather bag'
vanity models You'll just be delighted with then
know coloman's, 1916 Second in the Gowman
Whenever ! pWs-lcd for moment about
please trend-or for clercr pri-e-iHto mV
clerer shop tecre ! find things from Europe
delight Just anyone
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-06
FAsTIDIoUs WOMEN INSIST
BETTY FAIRS SELLS

Upon Franco American toileirteE W
$50 Peoples Bank Bldg.
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50 auxiliary Of :. +. & r. 40.
= give a social and card party
81 svsning. February :. at
a q 1915 First ave. five hun.
81 be played.
asSt business meet ng Of the
w Be held February 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-06
H M s,isrowN CLUB
1--WE DANCE

s,,siONN CLUB
Eve DANCE
sassiown Improvement club
Dancing party Saturday
FEBRUARY T. a. it's hail
D W and Hudron n.
-snOoD IMPROVEMENT
.sosd Improvement club will
~. s'a party Saturday evening
: at 1898 Greenwood ave
'nd refreshmep,-
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THE cALEIDH

THE CALEiDH
The CnleIdh will meet with Mrs
y. u. Fryer. 1923 Eighth ave. w.
Tuegday. February 10. nj I o'clock
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urBs FoR SATURDAY
INNS BIRTHDAY
/, 81 CELEBRATED

|f4Ai.-tS BLK MAJ
n 81 CELEBRATED
scwing an established custom
|t0 Is organization. five years
n o. seattle branch of the Dick.
h Fellowship viii celebrate the
d q Charles Dickens with a din.
r a he Y. W. c. A. tea room.
srAy February Z. at 7 p. m.
sang the dinner there viii be a
Kan. Contributed by members.
rznns 70 the works and Ideals
iaP ssiebsated novelist. and Dick
PC music. rendered by Mr. and
= 9. r Ahlers.
'fsnis q members and Dickens
fu aho wish 10 make reservu-
p M DO 20 by calling the sec.
'rT Mr.. n. $. Hodgson. or Mrs.
Neveety. Ga rnd-l4s7. not
r. than February 5.
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aHAWONDAsEE CLrB

The shawondasee club viii meet
] with Mrs. Emma Slayton. Gil w.
( comstoek ~. Tuesday. February 10.
= at ? =. m.
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,rEpsTER TT A

Webster PIT. a. will meet Tues.
day. February 10. at 5:1O p. m. Pro-
gram and refreshments
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t.t-NcIIEON FOR

BALLARD HIGH PIT. A.
4 luncheon in behalf Of the Ballard
High Pr A.. VIII be given at the
home Of Mrs Irving Tegtmcier. $3.50
PaIatine ave. Friday. February ~
nj 1880 =. m. For reservations coll
81 nset193L
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kaA CHAPTER

~ chapter. No. Iis. 0. r. s..
aaais a large class Saturday.
4aJ :. al Green Lake Ma.
temple when the grand
q The state Of Washington
1 - her official visit. All East.
san invite.
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$40 peoples BIDS.
some fraction Of their cost
Upstairs, Mcpermot pds, Fourth at Pine
r.t ,coa.e iorev gosa nga in price, daor em,oor
gi another 'eeari"o u for jos" oefo" Of is ORIGINAL cost
THE DREARIEsT DAYS
or whole NE truly believe are the days on which she
yantose company family service to save
e., 50 Convenient ana 50 Inexpensive p'Osoo
trip nodcr" and best equipped I1aadres
ri eG"e ere. he so rom" "a "S Do d' ss
place for such eork to be do"e
IS YOUR PHoNoGRAPH
Just what il ought to Repair. supplies 1916 wcs'nRc
Your plopooaph Just pour
clothing be sent TO The cleaner
SATISFY YOUR MONEY NEEDS
obtaining yauablcs at The Pacific Loan Com
panS. Third Ave
THE GOWN OF YOUR DREAMS
Mari, u person that i psopc- T Rpn %I sa Tor 20" at
rc,,pp, yoprc aa 'onoes 70, ecc,ae,
bodybm rhp rorry aud fret "hc" someone else
Haer
CLEANING TINE
For and wearing apparel The rontorum does al
their dycing perfect however fragile the
ct"csc angs be treasured and boarded
I'm 20" s %' s"o 40" rS oT o place sa yo
THE VERY GREAT DIFFERENCE
right hoes viii make in the feel is weu demon
Lndsrens Areh-r1tters 1907 Fourth
n yor tcc, 20" elmer ycro eoy voar
rni"o shoes oid pour E"t did non attribute 'hc erect
10
VARIETY Is THE SPICE OF LIFE"
and pity has little Wings
view Of sound and mountains
u 1909 First
wondcr appreciate ne ov Of hdinD r0h
Ia a
that miles
MARIE NELSON INVITES YOU
To md yourself spring pattern
they OF
and 500 Peoples Bank Bldg
Trc found a orH nd
hare pattern
So fong copied for tt ohd
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Mr.. Hugh O. Purcell is in Poitlun
on short business trip.
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y uOTHEHs' CLUB

Tho Mothers club Of University
Chapter. d. A. r.. will meet Wed.
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81. .seEss ANGELINE

'H'''H 40.
-e AngeIine parlor No. 2,
Daughters Of Washington.
- Is monthly meeting at the
Z 4. ciubrooms Saturday
's'y 8. a; s D. m.
~ scorTs RALLY
y Gid scouts Of Seattle viii
Fslly Saturday. February I,
NJ IN The FIRST Baptist
~ harvard and Seneca There
sngs sames and contests in
'ns and signaling The pub.
: iasissd
Evening star., 1925-09-22
BODIES OF GIRLS, KILLED
IN PLUNGE, RECOVERED
Found in River After 6O-Foot Fal
Over Cliff-Elder. IL, Attempts
to Save Chum.

By the Associated Press.
TAYLORS FALLS, Mimi, Sep,eng
Der 22.-The body Of nine.year OLE
Irene ABBY Of Minneapolis, who, witt
an 1-year-old chum. lost her life in {
60-foot fall from the cliffs here Sun
day. was recovered from the st. Croix
River.
The body Of Evelyn Wampler, also
Of Minneapolis. who died in an at
tempt to save the ABBY girl, also was
recovered.
The girls We're exploring the heights
when Irene lost her footing and fel,
over the cliff. She caught projec,
ton, to which she clung SCREAMING
for help. Evelyn rushed to her aid
but when the younger girl grasped
Evelyn's arms the two slid down the
cliff.
Evelyn managed to stay her de
scent. but Irene plunged into the
swiftly flowing waters Of the gorge.
Then Evelyn unhesitatingly plunged
into the water to save her. but both
We're swept away.
Evening star., 1925-09-22

Licenses have been issued by the
clerk Of the Circuit Court here for
the marriage of William B. Scott. 80.
and Miss Mary A. Edwards, 80, both
OF Washington; William S. Tupman,
81 and Miss Mary L. McNeill, 70, both
Of Washington; George s. Langley, %
and Miss Georgia Finnell. 18, both OF
Alexandra, Va; Camden w. Berry,
33 of Washington and Miss Rebecca
Dowdy, "a. of Norfolk, Va: Ely B.
Brent, 40 and Miss Fannie Martin.
27, both of Fairfax, Va; Henry P. Hol-
lidge. AZ and Miss Alice M. Perks, 81,
both of Washington.
Lawrence Edwards. young resident
of Colesville district, was fined $500
and costs by Judge Samuel RIGGS, In
Police Court upon conviction of sell
ing liquor. A youth acting for Police