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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-03
Music
Music Lovers
Promised Treat

The SuarEuF sIuus quartet N.N
be- heard In the third concert 70 Tho
series tonight iu trr spanish ball
RESIN % Tho Olympic Hotel
This quartet i an rnsFmtIr ~
artists lt Is talus much toward
giving 90 the Northwest Eo0i ulmo
bon The realm ~ arr.
An who ATE music iuyera. 0r aspire
10 De- should hear this program. as
% b. ono 90 the finest that thty have
ever given
The numbers follow
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guarfst SO. 2 . Males. ......, uaroiius
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February Program
Announced

Pref Trryar KincaiI. 81 the Uni
yvrsiiy of Washington. viii give an
Illustrated lecture on the Evolution
20 Man" az the first Februsy meet.
INK q the sunset club on Wcdnsa-
dag afternoon. the sth. az 2 o'clock.
AIRS. Richard a. wilson and Mrs
Edward Lincoln smith viii b. the
hoatesses.
The second meeting o. the month
WI take place on "Wednesday
February m. and viii be the usual
business assembly in connection
With a iunehson at ts % o'Ciock.
ca "Wednesday, February IS At
2 O'clock. there viii he an afternoon
~ bridge and nah t1nEE with Mrs
D, Tate Mason aud Mrs. Walter
Moore acting az hostcsaes
The 1nal program 81 The month
WI b. song recital on Wednesday
afternoon. February IS. al ] O'Clock.
by Mr. Harry C. Briggs. dramatic
soprano. with Mrs clifford Warn
az the piano. both OF Victoria. d.
c. fIosteses. Mrs. 4. a. stewart
ana Mrs- TislHarah.
A lecture course has been arranged
for Thursday mornings az n O'Clock
during February. Thee lectures
viii he open 10 members and their
friends. THURSDAY % this week
Miss Gertrude Andrus will speak on
New Books and the Men Who
Make Them.
Modern Poetry" win Dc the sub
icct Of a talk BY Mrs. Frederick
Parks on February IL. AFR, Judson
T. jennings will talk ON Adult Edu,
cation" on February 10. and -Abra.
ham Lincoln will BE- the topic on
which Prof. Clark Blsactt viii speak
on February e.
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[.I5iuo VIII BE Celebrated at Gamma Pbi
Psta House; Entertaining at Sunset Club

as lNoGEN coi;NErr, a5nsh.
= NJ. ana Nrs Joha David
a. chosen saturday. Fshrn.
~, date ~ hsr u'arriaso
8 -. Emmett povris ot De
r. ,qyics vli D. rad ~ 'he
r.,ssrs II Goven Of ihe cam.
p ~ ~, sorouty house at $40
i,nss Henry Costello yin be
= honor ant Airs frank
- ssd Miss Hs'sn Allen The
- Ro<Amsr vii BE- best man
= N rowria Miss Nariory stew
n pl,y TIE ve'iiins marehss.
= -, ulii fellow the ceremony,
c,rrsti viii entertain mem
=, bsihi party al supper
,,.,,r evening. a. the Women :
-, club foilovins the we'd.
.,,,rsal a. the church-
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DAUGHTERS or
pIoNEERs

Daughters Of Pioneers ~ wash.
inEton prior 10 1870 will meet Ia
regular session wednesday. Fcbru
AIRY 4 at p. m. AZ the Y, ", c
A. Final arrangements will be com.
plctsd for the card party 10 b. held
February II. ut Norton's cafeteria.
Sor tho benefit Of lts benevolent
fund.
The program. which has been ar
ranged hy Mrs q. II. IL Mont. will
include piano solo by Edith sto
yer. vocal number by kathryn
slower. violin selection By Roberta
Rock and a cello solo by Helen Fran
cea II Mont.
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Informal Dancing Party

The Alexis club viii entertain
with an informal dancing party
Wednesday evening. In 81. Joscph's
hall,
The patrons and patroncascs for
the occasion include Mr.. and Mra
Paul Bciitz. DR.. and Mrs. y. NJ
Carroll. Mr. and Mrs v. +. Mauca.
Mr. and Mrs. A. j. Mccarthy. Mr..
and Mrs A. }. dwell. AR. and
Mrs, William Williamson. Mr.. and
Mrs. r. v Bishop. Mr.. and Mrs +.
l. Glenn. Mr.. and Mrs. T. ]. lvers.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. o. LrC1air. Mr..
and Mrs NJ J Bcezsr. Mr.. and
Mrs. @. ~. Williams. Mr.. ana MR..
J. r. English. Mrs. Clarke. Mrs. NJ
preaney. Mrs. John E.aFi~a. AIRS ~.
Muffin. Mr. and Mrs. william Cot
coran. Mr. and Mra. NJ. y. Mcbride.
Mr. and Mrs. J s.. Fitzpatrick. Dr..
and Mrs ". ]. Griffin. Mr.. and
Mrs. J. W Frerlch. Mr.. and Mrs
Theodore Farrell. Airs. Daniel Buck
ley. SIR. and Mrs. H. petkoyitz, Mr.
and Mrs r. J. Manion. Mr.. and
Mrs. r. a. Heney Mr. and Mrs. Il.
Murphy. Mr.. and Mrs. II. n. Peck.
Mr.. and Mrs. " c. GocriE. Mr. and
Mrs. J. r. Blhl. Mr. and Mrs Jos
sph Casey. Mr.. and Mrs. George
Dalton. Dr. and Mrs. NJ. r. Dalton.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. r. Manning. Mr.
and Airs. Hugh Mcdonald
The committee In charge of ar.
nngrmsnts and decorations Is com.
posed Of Mrs. \. J. Mccarthy. the
Misses julia Williamson. Kathleen
dwell and Messu. Howard ie
Clair. Howard Williams and Thorn.
as Glenn. assisted by another com
mlt;co composed OF Miss May
Hutchison. Mr.. Frank Carroll and
Mr. Henry fverH,
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Ig Set for Wedding
d South

~ marriage o. Hiss Margaret
= laughter q Mrs E.Tba Weber
"A 4 san Francisco, 10 Mr. Camp
u E.H<nsr. son Of Afr. and Mrs-
has Ksilsher. will Be soiemnized
l NJ Francssco on Saturday. Feb
zJa
Na Rosamonde Lee. the brides
sss. vii Be- maid % honor. and
b Hsgh Esllehsr. brother % tho
i'm. xto Is noT IN SeS York. viii
Ne Cd, 10 be bsst man at the wed.
~
r. ani Mrs. Keliehsr win leave
~, re fifteenth for san Fran.
sn.
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Hostesses for Tennis
Club Supper

Mrs. James Hamilton DC vcuve.
Mrs. ". r. Messcr. Mrs. Stanley Grit
fltba aud Mrs. corwin Ebcrtlng will
be the hosteges for the Sunday night
supper and fireside musicale nj the
club next Sunday evening
Following supper. Mrs. Omar j.
Humphrey will give a group Of her
own COMPOSITIONS.
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Luncheon and Bridge
for Bride-to-Be

Airs =. A. Qulgie viii entertain
with a luncheon OF twcly. covers AZ
her home "Wednesday afternoon. Feb.
ruary II. In honor u Miss Ruth
Houston. whose marriage 90 Mr..
Frank lsaman White viii take place
April Il. Bridge will bo played later.
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.SIadH Groups

7is ncrring book review class Of
T. Wusns University club will
PEI Wednesday az 1870 O'Clock.
n Asa Baldwin viii review
A1,f--Ufe Of Shelly bY Mau.
p Nr c. B. Bonham and Mrs.
3 Bzrrsil viii Be the hosiesae-.
he Current Events class win
- fsr luncheon al fsI5 o'clock.
q Assiin Criffths viii speak on
Lsagls Of Nations.
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FEnERArIoN cLuns

AUGMENTATION department oI
federation and other groups IN city
doing Ike work will meet AZ Fredcr
lex 4 Nelson. auditorium. Wcdnen-
day. February 4. at o'clock.
Progressive Thought club at Fed
Grated clubhouse. 1870 o'clock im-
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Mah Jonqq Luncheon

To honor Mrs Herbert Cheims
Gertrude Dcilarl. a recent bride.
the Misses Ruth and Bess Hoffman
entertained with nah jongg lunch
con At Tho olympic last week. The
guests included the bridal party and
a few ou,-of-town friends.
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.A3qs Luncheon for
rlaas Visitor

- B.resEt wthsrspoon viii en-.
- xi,h TIE nrst % a series o.
-. hschsOns al her apartment In
/. ysicra, Friday afternoon. IN
-, 4 Ms. X. W, Newton. % sPo-
see has come here 10 make
Z. h-aa
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Ms. Messer EHtertdiHs
In Mrs. Gibbs

NJ Harry Randall Messcr enter
I'D siih a small luncheon Al the
s,-ura Ian. Monday afternoon. In
.w = NJ. stephen n. Gibbs, Who
IT. hars IN a few weeks for Cali
Ia
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sNsisrrIaI Luncheon for
LIS BrOderick

N Psrcivai Collins entertained
a u informal iuHchcon Monday
Tss olympic, IN compliment 20
h Esary Broderick. who recently
s1-ed irun a trip East.
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ALLAH CHAPTER.
WEST SEATTLE
REVIEW M r

Ws7' SOUND T5VI1w 80 %. W
- A. 81 tue MAcrAhrra, VIII meet
IN regular session "Wednesday even
ms, February 4 at 3 o'clock in Car.
psntera' hall. s4ti California ave.
Members requested 10 b. present
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CIIICkEN nINNER

William Mckinley circle, Ladies'
q the q. A. r. viii serve a chicken
dinner "Wednesday. February Z. a.
noon, Ia Veterans hail. Armory A
business session Will follow az i.lo
O'Clock.
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nakiost wiz Honor
~ Perkins

v.rk r. Van Tuyl Win en-
,i,A a breakfast wednesday
I. S,a,st club In honor % Mu.
- y. PERKINS. who recently re-
a lson cslfcru.a,
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AMETHYsr snrIAI. cIIln

Amethyst Social club. % r. -.
win meet "Wednesday. February Z.
With Mrs Mabel Ellie. glgi 18Th
ave. = Take car 80. n. TO Han
ford ~.
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[Eats al Bridae

". aad Mrs. Martius d King
&c b kosts at a valentine bridge
Hry At their home on saturday
Wang February L. Four tables
~ y n pay.
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WILLARD TEA

The pvyer union o. the W c. r
L. will give a willard tea wcdnen
day. February 4 al o'clock. az the
home o. Mrs Andrew onbcrE. e117
Harvard ave. y, A cordial invita-
ton Is extended 10 an state. county
and local officers.
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eiubrooma. 500 Third ave. Friday.
February 8. At i: o'clock Mira Lane
and I.nrin Innra. hnaIeAann.
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|Fllmtine Bridge

y and Mrs Ralph Jenkins will
rraiu 70 guests at bridge al
= hons on Saturday evening.
srzy a.
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Mt San Francisco. "Wednesday night,
when Mabel Riegclman sang Tor tho
Community Chest drive committee,
were enthusiastic over the fact that
thin artist Was 10 give two concerts
here under the direction o. the Won
ans Century club on FRIDAY, Feb.
niary ~. and saturday. February
-. matinee,
Mrs. A. ~ swenason. chairman ~
Tho general committee IN charge 81
tic concerts. announces the appoint
mvnt OF tho following chldrmen.
Printing. Mrs. u. c. PigEoti. adyer.
tiainE. Mrs. ~ +. Holland. Alra. W.
O. Martin. ehlidreun program
SILVER TEA AND
CARD PARTY
American Legion Auxiliary TO Sc
attic pust viii give silver tea and
card party a. the American Legion
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Miss Kathleen Haywood OF Port
land Ia spending few days In the
city.
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Alr. ana Mrs. G. McVcigh Condor
arc occupying their new home a.
1857 shelby II.
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GIRL SCOUT WORK
II Is announced that anyone inter.
estr1 in Girl Scout work may secur,
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Or aud Mrs. Everett, o Jones have
removed from the Hotel Sorrento 20
their home al tsl5 beach Dr..
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information by calling Mrs. w. ].
Bennett, WE sto252, or Mrs. w. o.
dawson. AZ the Lskeview Pharmacy.
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portant business and nomination Of
officers f'uil attendance desired
rtosteaaca viii bs Mrs David Moohr
and Mrs. A. NJ. Williams,
Rainier Beach woman'H club with
Mrs, Dan Earle. 6ogi Red Wing pl.,
at ? o'clock Program viii includ.
talk on Missions Of California. by
Mrs G. X. sturtsvant. and Topics
q The Day" BY Airs =. ". Chris
well
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PYTHIAN NIsTERH. 10 .

Fythian sisters Temple No. ..
viii hold its regular monthly meet
ing. "wednesday. February 4. AZ
T.ao p. m. In A. o. 4. w. hall.
itO9 Ninth ave. Cards will follow
the business session.
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6at a Better Breakfast

cereals are fitelfoods. Rich in en-
ergy yet easy to digest. That's
why an Albers Better Breakfast
Cereal, topped off with sugar
and cream, is the quick way to
charge your energy battery for
the day.
BecauseAlbers have beenoredl
Specialists for more than 80 years
you will find at your grocer's an
Albers Better Breakfast Cereal
to match your every>breakfast
mood. Look for the miner" on
the package and mail the cou'
pom below for the new Albers
book, The ABC of Better Break
fasts." 1t will prove to you the
dollars>and, sense impor>
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Clubs
RInGELY REnEKAIi

RIuGELY REHEKAH
AUXILIARY
i'kiErt Hebrbah auxiliary uIl
have a iunehron WeduesdHN I'aH
ruary Z. at %. m. sJ odd FgliusH
temple. 10th and b Pine.
ALLAH CHAPTER.
q. r. s.
Allah chapter. .. r. s.. viii giyc
card party "a Wings cafeteria.
"Wednesday evening. February q
PAYERS. The public Is invited.
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Mr. and Mrs Alan Howe Jones
have removed from Ili6 18th ave.
n. 20 ilz1 18th ave, n.
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Personal

Mm q. D. White. accompanied hF
brr niece. Miss Ruth waller III Nusr
deem. len SUNDAY FOR Nsw York.
from where she wild call February
on tho Empress Or Scotland Tor
tsr Mediterranean cruise
Nr and Mrs Joseph Green. who
are Visiting n California, are guests
az the Hotel Coronado.
Mr. Lacy Iiofus viii return Wed
neaday from a short trip 20 Spokane
Or Edwin c Gilbert. ~ srrfns
field Mass, D. tho guest uf his
brother Ia law aud SISTER Mr. and
Mrs Roy r. Corn,lt, for a short
yislt
NJ aud Mrn ". A. n. smith viii
return Fudsy from "a visit 81 several
weeks Ia California,
AANH anu AANHH aHAiNN. IL AHAAAR = NHA
leave February IS Tor the East Mr..
Kane will return IN about three
weeks. but Mrs. Kane win remain
for two months.
sir and Mrs John r. Heffernnn
returned Monday from a trip South
and East,
Mr. aud Mrs. Robert Wilson have
removed from tho Hotel Sorrento 20
Tho Wilaonlan.
Sir. and MrH. Ward lent ~ pouEh-
keepslr. a. Y. who have been the
guests Of Sir. and MR., George "
Lent al tho Hotel Sorrruio, VIII
leave Wednesday Tor California
SIR. and Mrs, Alan Howe Jones
have removed from lliG 18th ava
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WEST WOODLAND

West Woodland Pre- School circle
viii meet In tho West Woodland
auditorium Wednesday. February 4
Miss Ella May Carney viii speak.
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ALpIIA NEEnLE IN

Alpha Needle club viii meet on
wednesday. February 4. az TO q.
M, a, the home Of Mr y. Andsr
son 1880 18th ave. ~ "
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Peter Meremblum
i'm Concert

Peter Mercmblum. Viollnist. the
uow head o. tho violin department o.
the Cornish school viii appear IN
concert az the Cornish theater. sat
urday evening. February 2. before an
invited audience
TITS program b. announced ar fol-
lows.
kfsutrrF Sonata ...ss....s.r. Beethoven
Adaata auHttUuru
Ausiaute eos FariafI1nl
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Can you start full steam at o:o5
or is it 1890 or II before you've
redllywarmedup tothe mornings
work. The answer depends on
your-breakfast!
To make your morning count
for more, make your break fast
count for more. Not a big break
fast or a bulky breakfast but a
better break fdstl A breakfast
that's hot and nourishing and
that gives your body>engine
something to 60 on.
A better breakfast will do more
to set a man up for a morning of
accomplishment than anything
in the wide, wakeful world. 1t
calls, first of all, for a taste
full, home>cooked cereal. For f:
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EASTERN STAR cLUn

The Eastern star club will meet
FOR bridge "Wednesday, February 4. az
p. m. az 1850 Arcade square,
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scaiti. Hebrew Benevolent sncIrty
will mc,t at Temple Center. wsdneH-
day. February 4. az =:1o p. m. A
social hour viii folloW tho business
arHslon.
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orEN HOUSE

DFEN HOUSE
The Richmond school. 10t 1nth
ave g. win keep open house Wed.
nesdly afternoon. February 4. az
$50 o'clock.
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InNIA SOCIAL. cI.r-n

tonia Social club viii meet az the
Masonic temple wednesday. Fehui
arr 4. az p. m, whist Eastern
stars and friends invited
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Mr. aud Mrs. Robert Wilson have
removed from tho Hotel Sorrento %
Tho Wtiaonian.
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suite of Mrs. James p. Donahue
and then mysteriously returned the
gems. valued at $3.50 900, was pre-.
dicted for today or tomorrow.
The ultlmatum Of Assistant Dis
trict Attorney Pecora that grand
jury action would be taken II the
robber was not arrested within the
next week spurred Private Detec-
tive Noel Scaffa, connected win
the recovery of the jewels, to new
efforts today to rend the veil
screening the transaction.
Marked points of similarity were
seen by police in the return OF
the Donahue gem collection and
the recovery Of part Of the Joshua
s.. Cosden precious stones stolen
during the recent visit of the
Prince of Wales.
In both cases the jewels We're
insured by the company which re.
tains Scaffa Brothers. Detective
Agency to investigate such cases.
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CABIN JOHN NAN
FACES Boys
CHARGE
Joseph M. Daniel Bonded for
Serious offense BY Rock
vile Judge

POCKyILLE, Oct. 15.-Josepn M.
Daniel. OF the vicinity Of Cabin
John this county, was required 10
furnish bond by Judge Samuel Riggs
in the police court here to wait the
action Of the November grand jury
on q serious charge preferred by
q. Young boy Of that locality. he.
will also have to answer q charge
of assault preferred by his wife,
Mrs. Catharine Daniel. His arrest
on the assault charge developed,
the other and more serious case,
Pneumonia, Of which she had been
i'll about ten days, caused the death
ST her home near Laytonsville on
Monday Of Sarah Jams Griffith,
aged nineteen years. She Is sur
vived by both parents and five sis
ters. The funeral took place yes.
terday from the home, the services
being conducted by the Reverend
Guy p. Kagey, rector Of st. Bar
tho1omeW's Episcopal Church, Lay
townsville, burial being in the come
terry adjoining the church.
At the October meeting Of the
Germantown Home and School As
ISOLATION, held in the Germantown
s0lRn GCIlOQt FOuAA01kAH <AAAU t4A EG4y 60
tended, Victoria Jones and Mrs. "A.
r. Selby were chosen secretary and
treasurer, respectively, to fill va
caficies caused BY designations, and
matters affecting the welfare Of the
Germantown school and community
were given conside ton.
Reverend p. Rowland Wagner.
pastor Of the Baptist Church, Of
ficiated at the marriage here yester-
day OF Charles Edward Hopkins,
thirty-two, Of Woodfidge, Va, and
Flossie Estelle Oestly, nineteen, OF
Cherry Hill, Va, the home Of the
minister being the scene Of the
ceremony.
The funeral Of Robert Edward
Nelson, well-known resident Of
Gaithersburg, this county, who died
after an illness Of several months,
aged fifty-five, took place from Ep-
worth Methodist Church, Gathers
burg, the services being conducted
by the pastor, Reverend ]. @. Sin
clair. Burial was in Forest Oak
Cemetery, Gaithersburg
Mr.. Nelson was lifelong resi-
dent of the county. He Is survived
by his wife, formerly Miss Craw-
ford, or this county, ana TWO daugn-
tiers, Mrs. Ernest Gartner, Of Cath.
ersbIirg and-M Helen Gartner, Of
Washington.
According to q report prepared
by Thomas Colt, clerk of the police
court here, $500 dog licenses have
been issued by him during the
present year, representing about
$1,000 In cash, which has been de-
posted to the credit Of the county
police fund. The number exceeds
by 800 the largest number ever be-
fore issued In single year. The
license win again be due January I
and must be paid within ninety
days.
For violation Of motor vehicle
regulations, David g. Clark and
william j. Ebangh forfeited coll
laterals In the amounts Of $3.50
and SO. respectively, in the police
court here
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FARM AND GARDEN


HOLLAND BULBS }
Giant Darwin Tulips, CT IN Z
in mixture, 40 for. ULeVV (
100 for $500
Narcissus, single or CT 10
double. 80 for sD1sVV
100 for $500. (
Hyacinth, assorted, Ct m !
bedding size. Is for OAsVV
Plotting p, Size. 10 $1.OO !;
lot ..ss.s..l.sss
Peonies, 8 to 5 CT -
eyes, 8 for ......... 0Ae4A
German Irish, CT IN
IL Tor ....... ..,.3.s.s. q
Postpaid p. s. BIRCH. !
Laurel Springs, n. j.
sasx s<s1xxkstE<kSs1SsssSkS'
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luggage

week End Wardrobe
steamer Trunks. &16. m
Were SIS 90. Special,
IS Regulation size Wardrobe
Trunks with open raised
tops. Regularly @16 Q5
$4,000. Special
standard size wardrobe
Trunks, fully equipped. Reg
ar1ariy $4,000. COG M
Special ..:.... UAOsOO
Full size Wardrobe
Trunks. with massive round
edges. Fully equipped.
We're $500. S32. 90
Special ......
rs Wonnen's Black Enamel
Overnight Cases. made over
wooden frames. with leather
corners. Neatly lined. Sizes
Is. 20 and 90 inches. 90 90
Were 1926. Special 1890
he Women's Hat Boxes,
round in shape. with black u
russet bound edges. Sx16 or
9x1S.Inch sizes. We're 90 80
s3.95. Special
Kann' Third Floor.
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Negligees, Etc.

LIZ Negligees. lace trimmed
ana tailored styles. Samples
ana slightly soiled garments
from stock. $13.15 to
SPLITS values. spe GO
cial, each q
45 Cardigan Jackets, with
sleeves. Black or dark OK
ford, 1926 value @1 10
Special =.
- Knee-length Boomers. Of
emerald green English
sateen. $1.s5 value. 05r
Special $3.50.
Kann'a second Floor,
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Yelling

Yelling Remnants, in black
and colors. also black grounds
with colored dots. 39c to
soc values. Special, 1SN
length ..............s
Shetland Wells. Some have
slight imperfections. Attrac-
tive colors. II perfect. SOC
to 500 values. 97N
Kann'sstreet Floor.
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sIater-Langdon Meeting

The Parent Teacher Association
of the SIater-Langdon and Twining
schools will meet tonight at S
O'clock In the Slater School build
ing.
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J HOmefttings

300 Lace Curtain Strips,
imported and domestic makes.
ST to 81 values. spe- Or
cial, strip $500. .....
1S Lane Cedar Chests IS
inches long Fri. &17 IN
day, each ...s...
10 bolts washable Gre.
tonnes, Sc inches wide. A.
sorted patterns. 25c 7lp
value. special yard
l6O Cretonne Bar Harbor
Chair Cushions. assorted col
ors. Reversible styles. $1,45
to s1.95 grades. CT m
Special, each $3.50.
30 pairs Double. faced Velour
Portieres, SO inches wide.
Brocaded borders. &29.9b
vaiue. Special, 16.M
pair
-75 Black Leatherette Cush
ions, filled with excellent soft
cotton. Regularly $1.O0 E0r
Special
loo Velour Pillows, IN as
sorted shapes, filled with soft
cotton. s2.26 to $s.OO @1 20
Kann Third Floor.
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Innings

s6.Inch satinettes, Buty-
Chyne. Sateens. Silk-and-cot-
ton Lining and Percalines. in
black and colors. / TO 3 yard
lengths. We've 39c to 9Op
csc. Special, q yard
1lann's Street Floor