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CHRISTMAS nE,KrAsT

n hate fo complain on Christmas
morning. bat I must cay that this
ham a incredibly tough
"Why. George. you're eating the
bedroom slippers that Aunt Agatha
srni-' Passing SHOW
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Alaska Vessels

VALDEZ sailed Jan. ii=stF Yukon.
saulBtauud, az noon
ARD Sailed Jan 20 str W.
s6Hr s1uiHts8upa a. 10 M
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MILK AND rllEAsI

Mia -Cwt. fob Hsattls supply as
b.. o. ~ gandsuHaFF .ssr.ra. lpl
sweet Crvam. r o. b. sfaEiah. 81
uuotstiuus b. MIA Distribatsrs ASA
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VEGETABLES
rrie~- Paid Wholesale Dealer.
Quotatiou. By ftonssr Fruit A frodaes

| Crh. prices given ats ihnss nisfs 20
| retail dealers ~ Wholesalers with a
I few seasonal sTrsp,ious. prices 20 pro
/ dursgs can - nTursd b. dsdurtlnE the
cost % uanspoftatian 20 Seattle aud
I approximately rs per Geo, fer hauiiaE
.trrara anI raIiInE cot
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LIVE STOCK

ousistisn. 81 JnlsH ~tsskysra.
Receipts. 800 hogs. Market steady
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.ShipNeWS
Seattle
TUESDAY

TUESDAY
jas n
Iint tIiEb uap
60 a. m lsg O.
-reond Low Tide
fH1 g. w 80 O..
s.cun,i itish Tide
EI D. on g.
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Tides in
MoNtIAY

iirst Iiigb Tide
10 e m feE g.
itfst Low ridn
D. W Ef o.
m lQl o.
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BAIlIN FNOUIC Ts
rficss Raid shIpprfs
Ititss
rriss. paid whslssAlsr'

tHfraa white shell .-rr.r-raar
ttrHfa HF wfEsI pelaFa r-..s.ss
standard pellets .....-.s..s.s-
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lara NJ variety ll tts 49,.
zion O.. f1al a 1ai far d, -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-17
Sunset Club Is Scene
of Smart Tea

one Of the beautiful events Of the
week vas Mrs Benjamin sidney
GroSscup's tea this afternoon al the
sunset club i'm honor OF her daugh-
ter-in-law Mrs benjamin Charles
Grosscup OF Charleston. s. g., and
Mrs Joseph lincoln Carman, Jr,
Tho long drawing room ~ the
club. With its bouquets and baskets
~ hroufo and gold chrysanthe-
NUNS. was very charming. yellow
chrysan,hemums adorned tho hall
and tho tea table was lovely with
Ophelia roses and tail green candles
Mrs n. r, Alexander and Mira
Joseph l. Carman Of Tacoma re-
eeived NTH Mrs Grosscup and the
honor guests
Assisting we're Mrs Frederick
Rausmann Mrs, Edward u. Ballin-
ger. Mrs John Collins. Mrs James
Hamilton dc Vedvc, Mira 1. c.
Gilman. Mrs Il J, Trafrord- Hute-
ION. Mrs Paul MRndel Henry. Mira
J. Richard Lane. Mrs Samuel Rus
sell. Mrs, Ralph Stacy, Mrs, VIII
Jam Pitt Trimhlc. Mrs Walter Nc
Evan Tomhns Mira Robert VIII
son. Miss Mary Trimble. Miss
Augusta Trimble and Miss Gather
Inc Collins,
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Personal

Mr. and Mrs Donald 4. Harris
minnie Nelson u NrH York city,
formerly 1r Seattle. arc receiving
eongratulatous upon the birth Of a
daughter. Jean ROBIN. on sunday.
October Is
Miss Minnic wldmsr ana two
nieecs. Miss Dorothy and Miss Ger.
aidins ytdmer. have removed from
tho sheridan apartments 10 house
AZ 1879 18th ave. y
Mrs James Tate Mason. Mrs Paul
Mandcll Henry aud Mrn. n. NJ. X
Gilmore will 10 to Portland Sunday
70 spend few days
Miss Amy MuBday and SIR. Don
aid Mcdonald were the weekend
guest Of Mr. and Mira Richard
F1oys Frost at Gold Bar
Mr. and Mrs. George Hearst. who
have been visiting IN town. ieft 10.
day for their home in san Francisco.
AIRS. Mabel Thompson. who has
been visiting her daughter. Mrs.
Ernest Gray. IN San francisco. has
returned to town.
Mr. and Mrs Eugene Levy len
Saturday on an extended trip 10
California.
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tAdveFtiscrnent
ACTRESS TELLS SECRET
Tells How 10 Darken Gray Hair
With a Home Made Mixture.

Joiccy Williams the well.known
American actress. recently made tho
following statement about gray hair,
and bow to darken ~. with a home.
made mixture.
Anyone can prepare n simple
mixture az home that wiz gradually
darken gray streaiScd or faded hair.
and make II soft and glossy To n
half.pint OF water add ounce or
bay rum. a small box OF Barbo Com.
pound. and !. ounce OF glycerine.
These ingredients can be bought
at any drug store az very little cost.
Apply 10 the hair twice week un.
IN the desired shade les obtained.
This viii make gray haired per.
son look twenty years younger. It
does not color tho scalp. Is not
sticky or greasy and docs not rub
off"
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Study Glasses to Meet

AZ tho morning book review class
at tho Womon's University Club on
Wednesday morning at 1880 o'clock
Mrs. y, h. EdEerr will review Brig
ham Young by W r. Werner The
discussion VIII be led by Mrs, Lean.
der Dow and Mrs Murray Grant
AZ the Current Events class lunch,
con. Mr., Luke May wlll speak on
'CrlminoioEy.
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Orkopedic Shops

Westminster church will be IN
charge or the service at the ortho.
psdlc lunch room wednesday. with
Mrs, II r. spencer as hostess. as.
sisted by Mrs NJ. S. Wooster. Mrs
George -. Bcardsworth. Mrs. C. r.
Bishop. Mrs. T. II. Merriam. Mrs.
Joel Gould Mrs. J Hanio. Mrs. II.
J. LEM. Mrs. F. l.. Hayden. Mrs.
C, 4. scatterday. Mrs. II. @. Ken.
needy. Mrs. Robert L. stitt and Miss
MARY Walker.
Queen Anne Guild. with sIrs. r,
II Tutrow and Mrs. r. ], Gust. will
be IN charge on wednesday morning,
and Tntsrlakcn Guild. with Mrs. c.
r. Fleetwood and Mrs. II ]. Perkin,
son. win have charge on Wednesday
afternoon.
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tAdyertissment)
STOP ITCHING SKIN
Zemo, the Clean, Antiseptic
Liquid. Gives Prompt Relief

There Is ono safe dependable
treatment that relieves itching tor
ture and that ciranscH and southcs
cation OF Zcmo YOU viii find that
lrritatloua. Pimplra Hlackhehds.
Eczema. Hlptchca. KlnEworm and
similar sisiu troubles viii disappear.
Zcmo ia all that IL needed. for it
bsniBhcA most skin oruptiena, makes
tho Hkin soft smooth and healthy
II iH non greasy. disappearing
liquid that may be applied during
the day Zcmn Ointment Is recon-
mondod Cor use at night Al drug
EtatH
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Tlco Honor Guests at I O'Clock Tea; Mrs.
GroSScup Gives Charming Tea

MRS. FREDERICK HALL
vi WHITE win entertain with a
snail tea al her home ON Tuesday
afternoon. November a. at 4 o'clock,
IA honor of Mr Donald harues, II
Boston. a guest in the city. and Mrs.
I.angdon c. Hcnr, Who recently re-
turned from a trip East,
Invitations have been limited TO
intimate friends ~ the honor guests,
Nus. White viii entertain members
~ tho Wellesley Club at her home
on saturday afternoon, November
n. az O'Clock
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BETHANY CHURCH

BETHANY CHURCH
br Mark A Matthew win be tho
speaker f0r tho Annual praise and
offering service Of the WomeuH
Society of Bethany Presbyterian
church, which viii be- held in the
church psrIorz. Wednesday Novcm.
boz ~. ~ 1880 q. m HE subject
VII b. "AiIEsiouary work ar De
observed b. u DIS recent trip thru
Egypt and the uoly Land
bev0tiouals uiIl br led b. Mfr
Laura Nelson. rscfTtlw u the ss
attic Presbyterian Society.
MrH. William j. Rafter. Mrs n.
O. Brace. Mrs H. a Cameron. Mrs,
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brafr aDadr SirHC Wednc day eve
ming SorrmBsr ls Of 1855 O'c,ocl. ~
Tile olympic lIelElIt riYbhouaH The
buiHn meeting win be- followed b.
70 musical program and q talk b. n.
r willard arinaut Tuperintendent.
ON Pr1ur NJ Education" Social
hour and rsIesbmmia.
ALPHA ATEILIAEY
Alpha AuuIar no. 70 Local
as7. will gige card party AZ tive
home Of Mrs Ina Force, 1884 Baker
ave, on Woduerday, Sovember -,
IN 4 n-nIDnk.
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advertisement
INCROWN NAIL
Turns Right Out Itself

"outgro" Ia harmless antiseptic
manufactured for chiropodis,s. How.
ever. anyone can buy from tho drug
store a tiny bottle containing direo.
tons.
a few drops Of "outgro" IN the
crcvico OF tho ingrowlng nail 70.
ducca inflammation and pain and so
toughenH the tender, sensitive skin
underneath the toenAii. that Il can
not penetrate tho flesh and the
nail turns naturally outward almost
overnight.
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y ~ Hfb9rger Mrs ID -. Town
send and Sire g. : Davidson Hili
boz hottrsses for tHr afternoon
OCCIDENTAL SOCIAL CLUB
Occidental Social club. o. g. s.,
will give a Bazaar boz the Masonic
Temple Ballard ON "Wednesday
afternoon. November 18TH A. g
o'clock dinner wll be served
Al hasona Eastern Starr and
friends arc extended o cordial lnyi.
latiOu 10 b. present
HUGHES Pr A.
y. g. HuEhe7 PIT A. win cello.
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College Club Announces
Series of Affairs

Tho College Club announces -.
rlea OF affairs Tor the winter montha.
The first Of these 70 Be the annual
Thanksgiving celebration on Tues.
day. November e.
A Christmas party viii take place
on Monday evening. December 81.
December al there will be a New
Years informal. and on Wednesday
evening. January 8. comes the
Twelfth Night Ball
A dinner dance Is schedulcd for
February s, and cabaret on April
10
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Miss Semple VIII
Be Honor Guest

Mrs. William Pitt Trimbls win
entertain with a tea at her home
Friday afternoon from 4 until 5
o'clock in honor Of Miss Lucy
Semple svanstrom.
Assisting win be Mrs MARRIED.
Bolcorn. Miss Priscilla Treat. Miss
Mary Donworth. Miss Amy Nun
day. Miss Mary Trimble and Miss
Augusta Trimhle.
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Luncheon Club

The Mount Baker Park Luncheon
Club VIII entertain AZ o'clock
luncheon followed by bridge on Wed
nesday. at the clubhouse.
The hostcsses viii be Mrs Barnett
Fisher Mrs John Albcrts. Mrs John
Baird and aIrs, " p Gipple,
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EDUCATIONAL CLUE

woman's Educational Club viii
meet with Mrs. J. II. McGrew 5037
18th ave. ". r.. wednesday. No.
yember rs. az 2 o'clock. Members
will vote on the question, Shall
We Build New Federated Club.
house Now7" Program at 3 o'clock.
Religions OF China" Miss Almina
George, federation chairman of mp.
piled education department will out
line the departments work for the
coming year
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Ball at Sunset
Club Postponed

Tho Black and white Ball planned
Tor Wednesday evening at tho sun.
stt Club has been indefinitely post
poned, a. has also Mrs Edward Lin
coin smiths dinner. which was to
prccedo the affair
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Dinner for San
Francisco Guests

Mr. and Mrs. , n Fox will be
hosts az a dinner OF twelve covers
az their homo Thursday evening
IN honor ~ Mr. and Mrs w "A.
Talbot % san Francisco. who arc
al The olympic FOR several weeks
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Mrs. Pigott to
GiUe Luncheon

In compliment to Mrs. l. .. yost
Of Los Angeles. who ia visiting her
sister. Mrs. A. p. Lcwellyn, Mrs.
william Pigott win entertain at
luncheon and bridge at her home
Thursday afternoon.
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Luncheon VIII
Commitment Miss Treat

To honor Miss Priscilla Treat
who is leaving soon for Honolulu
FOR the winter months. Miss Lucy
Seunpie swanstrom win entertain
with a luncheon at her home on
Saturday afternoon.
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HELPERS CLUB

Helpers club Or Aloha Chapter
No. iis. O b, s.. win NEE, 1t tho
home Of Mrs Myers. 55O4 wauing.
ford Ave. on Wednesday Afternoon.
November 49, Cards An Eastern
Stars and friends invited.
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Small Dinner

Mt and Mrs Marion Russell
Cummings viii entertain with a
small dinner at their home wcdnea-
day evening ana later with a
thcater party AZ The orpheum,
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I III CARD rAKTY

Tho fifth Of series Of card par.
ties. given by the Y L. |. clubhouse
1903 18th ave will take place Wed.
nesday afternoon. November rs. at
23O o'clock. AIRS Philip McNnmcc
viii be Lhe hastesa.
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Bridge Tea Planned

Rainier Golf and Country club IS
planning a bridge tea FOR women
members and their guests on Friday
afternoon. Deeemher 4
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Luncheon Hon0rs
Mss BNrlrell

Mrs. Louis r Swift entertained
with a luncheon at her homo this
afternoon. in honor OF Miss Augusta
BurweiL whose marriage TO Mr.
Herbert S. Church viii be an event
OF the winter months.
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| PIT. A, WILL GIVE
| EDUCATIONAL PROGRAM

PIT A, WILL GIVE
EDUCATIONAL PROGRAM
Greenwood PIT 4, viii have an
Educational week program on Wed.
nesday evening. November 49, The
parents Hill assemble Ia the rooms
where their children attend at
5.s5 O'Clock The teachers VIII ox.
hibit work aud viii explain the
new markings on report cards and
Some Of the requirements Tor the
courses OF study,
~ $50 o'olocig there will BE- gen
srai assembly in tho auditorium
Superintendent Thomas r. Cole viii
give an address and tho Eighth
grade chorus win sing Refresh
mruis
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No-Host Dinner
Before Dance

Mr.. and Mrs John Condor viii
sponsor a no-host dinner Of twenty
four covers on Saturday evening.
preceding the Town and Gown
club dance AZ The whsonian
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Ionia Social Club will meet In the
Masonic Temple Wednesday. Soycm
Der u.s. az o'clock. whist. Al
Eastern Stars and friends invited.
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Small Luncheon By
Mrs. Green

Mrs. Thomas Green will entertain
with a small luncheon and later
Al nah ionEg al her home on
Wednesday afternoon,
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Women's Clubs

WEST SEATTLE
ART CLUB
West Seattle Art Club win meet
Wednesday. November IS. at 1880
o'clock. at tho horne OF Mrs. X -.
DerIckson. GAIT Prescott st Sub
iects: The National Cathedral"
Mira walter Sutherland; Current
Art Mrs. Sarah Brooks
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/ ItEN4T 7 b - N
Roas Pr. A. viii hold an evening
meeting wednesday, November IS.
at O'Clock. An educational program
has been arranged. with Mr. s. +.
Fleming as speaker Musical mum
berx viii be furnished by the orches-
ira. and SIR D. Durham viii give n
violin number The teachers sill
have the Tooms OPEN FOR inspection.
Later there viii be- q social hour and
refreshments. Mothers and fathers
are invited TO attend
Executive board meeting ~ 7;so.
Committee chairmen arc asked 10
have their reports ready
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-17
pYTinAN SISTERS

Pythian Sisters Of Temple No. .
VIII hold their regular business
meeting Wednesday. November Is.
at I;2o o'clock. in A. .. {. W han.
1903 Ninth ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-17

WEST SEATTLE REVIEW
West Seattle Review. No. 81. will
meet wednesday, November rs. at
O'clock in Carpenters' hail, 44il
California ave.
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Music
Musical Art Societv
10 Give Program

- - y - = - $3.50
The Seattle Musical AT Society
VIII give itu first morning musicale
on "Wednesday. November rs. az ~
o'clock. in tho Women'a University
club auditorium
The program VIII include "A group
of piano numbers by Mrs. Gertrude
nuntley Green. guest artist and pa.
ltctlons by an ensemble composed Of
active members OF tho society under
The direction o. ella Helm Bourdmnn
Following Ia the program
Group Of folk sonEs
While ~ -, sheep glth ssn,uTy
affHuErd 81 ..rrf MAJ Hpirkft
Solo Quartet. ThifEa raNssy, Ethel
Morris i.ottle Nsshrr kesslef
ThefeHa csriis Gibson
Grade sens f- Irahiilnhal h"hfHllAn
hpfins ufefEss t.ts...s H"eaiAh
The splsndor Pals 'Tsnny'onl 49,,
Eeho quartz; Margaret Moss iiemipn.
Ethel Haatharue Rose i1ius
Mosker Kssslsr, Theresa
csciis uibson
The DSaEen Piles trolstoi. translated
by Haunt ...... Hifnthy kortahoN
solo Tro-a wendoiyn oeafy huss. Ethel
lisvthorus Ross Lottis Aseksf
kesaisr
Lullaby christina Hossstt1
ts.s.srtsss.t t..t.,t.fr tseti IafrTih
The snow tAlies Eisar Edwsfa Elrar
with stingsJ
Iii
rantaisis IN G minor t,rs.tr Bach
Little sonata ~ g major - hthfiHiu
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BRIGHTON PIT. a.

BNTNHTDN Ri. n,
Brighton PIT 4. viii meet wed
nosday November rs, az $50
o'clock. Mrs. Lois Maxwell Of the
Public Library will talk on Books
Suitable for Christmas Giving, and
Discriminate and 1ndiscriminate
Reading" Mrs Jensen will read an
article on "The Precocious Child"
There will be violin duet by Betty
Sinclair and Dorothy Peterson, and
gong by children in Miss Mar
tins room. Mrs. Arts viii lead the
community singing.
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Informal Luncheon by
Mrs. HdrdgroUe

Mrs. George Hardgrovs win en-
terrain with an informal luncheon
at her home Thursday afternoon.
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CLUBS FOR WEDNESDAY
MOORISH AFTERNooN

MOORISH AFTERNOON
The Green Lake Unit Of the Music
and Art Foundation Fund announces
a Moorish Afternoon at the Arab
ian theater. 1916 Woodland Park
ave. on Wednesday afternoon, No
vember ls, at 2.30 o'clock.
The program includes:
Pipe organ prologue .Mr. william Davis
Trovsiosus--''Thres IsIhmis Art Cen
tsrs" ..............M Mr.. III. W. Bfusn
'Tslsmic Art" ...................
........M r. Clinton Jennings Green
Vocal selected ..Mr. Aaguus Peterson
Pipe organ concert. Mr.. william Davis
Vocal. selected. Mr.. Magnus Peterson
Feature picture.
The bostesses for the afternoon
are: Mrs Bertha Barnhart. Mrs.
Percy Ridgway, Mrs. Sol Levlson.
Mrs. F. H. Russell, Mrs. w H. Pit
wood, Mrs. Emma Markley, Mrs. T..
Coogan, Mrs. a. -. Emmons, Mrs.
Ella Jones, Mrs. Il. Pccunier. Mrs.
hurry Bellamy, Mrs. II. D. Younk-
man, Mrs. Zelmn Levy. Mrs. II. s.
Lyon, Mrs. d. r. Thompson.
Mrs. Clarics Thwing. Mrs. J. r.
Thompson. Mrs. Ruth II. Newlands.
Mrs. G. N. Mcclellan, Mrs. II. C.
Martin. Mrs. Katherine Hall. Mrs.
". W. Hale, Mrs. Asher Van Kirk,
Mrs. F. j. Cunningham, Mrs. Louis
G. Thompson. Mrs Thomas Egnn,
Mrs. Egan Fleiseher, Mrs. r. X.
srasch and Mr.. and Mrs II. w.
Bruen.
BENEFIT CARD PARTY
For the benefit Of Ethan Alien
Circle, Ladies' or the G.. A. r., Mrs.
May Wicks win be hosteas at n
card party Wednesday afternoon. at
O'Clock, at her home. 2OO3 Minor
ave Take car No. 10 20 Minor ave.
CARD PARTY
Seattle Woodcraft Thimble Club.
No. 30, viii give a card party in a.
o. U. w. hall. Wednesday. Novcm.
Der IS. at 2 o'clock.
LADY EAGLES CLUB
Lady Eagles Club will meet
"wednesday November ~. at I
O'Clock, IN the ladies' parlor In the
Eagles' new temple The business
Of the club win be transacted In
the lodge committee rooms.
The Ladies Of the FraternnI
Order Of Eagles arc organizing In
numerous aerea In tho state. A
large attendance 10 desired at this
meeting.
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wohIAN's

CENTURY CLUB
The chorus OF the Womans Cen.
tury Club win hold rehearsal Wed.
nesday. November rs. at 10 o'clock.
in tho Little thcater.
Tho drama department will meet
at 100 O'Clock In the banquet room.
Mrs. r. r.. Fitzsimmons. hostess.
Luncheon hostesses, Mrs j. r.
Jacobs and Mrs Sheriff Mrs. Vera
Dayton Cook. dramatic reader. VIII
give the program.
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BENEFIT CARD PARTY

sHIhP AlNi
Seattle Woodcraft Thimble Club,
No. 80, viii give card party in a.
Q. U. W. hall. Wednesday, Novcm.
Der IS, at 2 o'clock.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-06-29
Sees U. S. Treasury
Model for Others

Bar Harbor, June 27-(APl-Fs.,
treasury is endeavoring to estsh,s'
a fiscal policy that will stand : ~
model for other governments /, !,
avoidance of friction with ana a,ss
turbance to business. Under -sa,..
tary Winston declared here ton,.s.
in his address before the Ban,ssS
Association of Maine.
He explained the operation - a.
, policy for dealing with the eigs.as
public debt, a legacy of the war =,
sought to show how the vast refnrs
| ing was done without upsets 4 =
| money market. 1t was possible y
believed, to handle all governm..'
finances with the same freedom -,
on that basis he urged the bant.ss
to support what he regarded a. 4.
next step-reform in taxation.
"The purpose of taxation iss Y
declared, mot only to acquire :.
venue this year, but to keen n.
fields of revenue fortified ~
plowed, so that we may have assn
ance of crops of revenue in years /,
come.
"The most important principla )
taxation is, then, a taxing systssl
that will preserve and not decay AZ
sources on which it must feed, wbISs
operates with the minimum Of frIe'
ton and still meets the money ~
quirements of the government.s
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-06-29

plished a work in preparation which
challenges admiration for their
technical ability, and superb eff
cheney and enthusiasm.
I'VE are conscious of O high res
possibility when tho Z. s. govern
ment gives US its support and when
we set out under the auspices Of the
National eorgaphic Society, with its
world wide membership of 100000
enthusiasts for geography and eX-
ploration, and when it's president,
DR.. Gilbert Grosvenor, honors us by
his presence and aid in our final pre-
parations.
"Our experimental work with the
radio under the direction of Comdr.
Eugene f. Mcdonald, Jr., president
Of the National Association of
Broadcasters, has shown splendid
results and indicates we will at
times be in daily contact with civili-
cation.
1--WE are also grateful, as many
American Arctic expeditions have
cause to be, for the cooperation and
hospitality of the people of Sydney
and Cape Breton sIland."
The next stop for both ships will
be Battle harbor, Labrador, where
native Eskimo clothing and boots
for the naval avaitors in the eXpedi-
ton will be taken on.
Aboard the Bowdoin will be DR..
Wilfred Grenfell, founder of a
chain of missions on the Labrador
coast. DR.. Grenfell had intended re-
turning to his missions by way of
Newfoundland when invited by
Comdr. Macmillan to sail with him.