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mander, requests all members to re-
port with belt and saber and white
gloves. He also invites any member
of the lodge who likes this work to
join the team tomorrow evening. The
team will begin practice for the COM
petition drill in Chicago and the ma
tional convention
Evening star., 1925-10-18
LADIES ORIENTAL SHRINE OF
NORTH AMERICA.

At its meeting Monday night Su-Zu
Court, No. 81, entertained Mrs. Ed
win f. Smith, high priestess of Muez-
Yin Court. No. 16. of Philadelphia. Pa,
and Is of her officers and members
Upon their arrival Monday afternoon
they were met at the station by Mrs.
Evening star., 1925-10-18
PROTECTED HOME CIRCLE.

Congressional Circle. No. 59S. VIII
hold its next regular meeting Inurs-
day at "a Grant place. All members
are requested to attend. There is to
be a Halloween party.
Evening star., 1925-10-18
D E AL E r S

Ralph Chance, Bowling Green, Va.
Baker, Cosby & COwherd, Columbia, Va.
Culpeper Sales & Service CO., Culpeper, Va.
Hargrave & Lewis, West Point, Va.
Winchester Hudson Co., Winchester, Va.
University Hudson Motors Company, Char
Iottesville, Va.
Perry Boswell, Mt. Rainier, Nd.
Beatty Brothers, Warrenton Va.
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met last Wednesday. The most ex.
cellent chief requests all members of
the staff to attend the next meeting
for rehearsal.
Calanthe, No. II. gave the second
rank at it's last meeting and will
confer the third October 26.
Columbia, No. rs, conferred the sec.
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PATRIOTIC ORDER OF
AMERICANS.

Camp No. 2 will hold Its regular
meeting Wednesday at /. o. o. F. Hall
Business of Importance, and all mem
bers are requested to attend.
Evening star., 1925-10-18

Reserve officers residing in Wash
ington and vicinity have taken keen
interest in the War Departments
training directive for the calendar
Evening star., 1925-10-18

Part 2 Of the Infantry instructional
program for the 192519o6 season,
which embraces tactics, was approved
this week at reserve headquarters. 1t
consists of ten assemblies, the first Of
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FRATERN|T|ES.

Continued from Fourteenth Page.)
Evening star., 1925-10-18

Lindsay Motor Company. Alexandria, Va.
Bates Brothers, Orange, Va.
HI. NJ. A. Blythe, Lanham, Md
Dents Garage, Great Mills, Md.
Robert v. Norris, La Plata, Md
Auto Supply Company, SaIuda, Va.
Marlboro Motor Company, Marlboro, Md.
W. v. Miller, Surrattsvil1e, Md.
Universal Service Station, Front Royal, Va.
Evening star., 1925-10-18

Earle X. Trone, Clarendon, Va.
BrOsius Brothers & GOrmley, Rockville, Md.
Woodstock Garage, Woodstock, Va.
New Market Motor Co., Inc, New Market, Va.
w. Earl DUNCAN, Callao, Va.
A. c. Bruce. Inc. Greenwood and Crozef, Va.
Hammer Motor Company. Scottsvile, "
Herbert j. Fry, Leesburg, Va.
Evening star., 1925-10-18

Keane Council will meet Thursday
evening at 8 o'clock in the upper hall,
Grand Knight John +. Burns, presid-
ing.
keane's 500 Club will give its first
card party of the 1925-26 season in
the lower hall at $50 pm. Mrs.
cllb
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Personals

Mr.. and Mrs II = Anderson viii
have as their guests over the week.
end their son In.lAw and daughter
Nj and Mrs, Arnold Poison. or
Aberdeen
Miss Katherine Smith b. visiting
her brother and Elster.in.law, Dr..
and Mrs, Edward Lincoln Smith.
Mrs, Harry Whitney Treat Miss
Priscilla and MiEs Loyal Treat and
Miss Lillian cnrstens, viii be home
Ia day or 80 from a visit Of several
months IN Honolulu
Dr. and Mrs Austin DeFrecce
tHolen Nelthorps) arc receiving con
RratuIations upon the birth Of a son
on April 90.
Mrs G ~ Gowcn Is visiting her
sister, Mrs Edgar Ames, FOR Il short
time on her way 10 Mexico City
Mr. and Mrs Charles Kerr are
visited Mr.. and Mrs Robert Mer,
rick IN Vancouver, -. e.
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FARMS To NEED
100000
Seasonal Labor Demand Is
Equal to Supply

WASHINGTON, May L. Wanted,
400. 900 men for seasonal farm labor.
A. least this many men and proba.
bly, many more viii soon be needed
to gather the cotton crop Of the
Southwest and 20 harvest the grain
Of that section and the Middle and
Northwest The government b com
plsting plans TO handle this recruit.
ing job without expense 10 the men
seeking employment Or 20 the farm.
erH
The farm labor division Of the de-
partment Of labor plans 10 have
more than 80 temporary offices
thru the country 10 take care Of the
work
From supplying 10000 farm Ia.
borcrH IN 1921 this division has
grown 10 service that last year
supplied more than 100000 20 assist
IN harvesting crops valued at nearly
s.. 900, 900. 600.
I'VE expect 10 do bigger work
this year because agriculture Is in
more prosperous condition" Fran
els !. Jones, Of the United States
employment service, in charge Of the
work. said today.
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secretary Mrs W Newell. treas.
urer. Mrs G Is. schunke Mrs. Won
y Fall the retiring president, was
not eligible 10 reelection, having
served two terms
MR.. Alan W Eshelby and Mrs.
Norman j, Irvine viii represent the
circle al the annual state convention
AZ Aberdeen. May 1916
Tho program featured the work n
the home economics classes and was
arranged by Mrs ] W Newell home
economics chairman MiEg Ellen Dab.
ney head Of that department of the
Seattle schools, was the speaker. and
the sandwiches served for refresh.
monts were made by the home eco.
nomics class. The bread was the work
OF the morning class Miss Emma
Denniston in home economies instruct,
OF IN the West Queen Anne school.
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SEND DIPLOMATS
To SCHOOL
ConSuIS May Take Exams
for Positions

WAsHIEGTOE. May This
business Of working for the govern.
msnt is not 80 easy as II used 10 be.
For instance, the consular service.
You always think Of wcll-dressed,
unrufned young pergons in the for
eign offices. very suavc, looking rs
if they received salaries for drinking
tea and bowling politely, and moth
ing elise on earth.
But that ~ only half Of the pc
ture. A cruel government has de-,
cided 10 send It's budding diplomats
20 school
The country's first foreign service
school opened IN the state depart
ment here this week, with Is pu.
pills, sole survivors Of some 200 who
tried an entrance examination, the
one regularly required Of candidates
for the foreign service,
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IN Charge al
Orthopedic Shops

seahurst and Three Tree Point
auxillarles win have charge At the
Orthopedic Lunch room Saturday,
Mrs. Clarence spraEue will be host.
csa assisted by Mrs, G. o. Larson.
Mrs. II. A. Weaver. Mrs G. A.
scharff. Mrs. l.. II KIng, Mrs. s.
Provlnc. Mrs. W. H. whitley, Mrs.
Jean sheldmyer. Mrs. @ J Hannah.
Mrs. l.. Mellcn. Mrs. A. r. Spear,
Mrs. Annette SWIM. Mrs. II. a. Mag.
nusson.
sunset auxiliary viii b. In charge
an day Saturday at the Thrift shop.
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Patrons for Dance
Announced

Patrons ana pa,ronesses are an.
nounecd today FOR tho Informal
dance and card party the Seattle
Chapter OF the Chicago. Milwaukee
& 81. Paul Railway Women's club
will give Friday evening May $, at
Faurors hall
They include Mr, and Mrs. H.
u. Earhng. Mr. and Mrs. n. y.
Weeks, Mr., and Mrs, c O, Brad.
shaw. MIR, and Mrs Charles Fraul,.
lin. Miss Marie T. Cleary. Miss
Grace Cummings, MIR, and Mrs. O.
20 Mercer Mr., and Mrs. Charles s.
Finlayson. Mr.. and Mrs, r. J. Cal.
kins, Or, and Mrs A. l. Boufrlour.
Mr. and Mrs, +. c. nm. Mr. and
Mrs Paul Wilson. Mr.. and Mrs, c.
II. Sanderson. MIR and Mrs. II.
Boeuwkes. MIR and Mrs y. 4.
Meyer, Mr. and Mrs. c. @ Hurl.
but, Mr., and Mrs Hope r, Aehru.
bach.
Mr. and Mrs. r. NJ. Dudley. Mr.
and Mrs, \ l., SedgNlek. Mr. and
Mrs, T. y. Hicks, Mr. and Mrs. T.
II. Williams. MIR, and Mrs George
A. Wilson. Mr, and Mrs, j. =. Pin.
son, Mr.. and Mrs, n J, Hnlmhn.
Mfr and Mrs, II. J Middleton, Mr..
and Mrs. 4. =. Chapman. Mr.. and
Mrs. b. W ZilIey, Mr. Ray Webb.
Mr. and Mrs. J. c. Mitchell. Mr.
and Mrs. o. z. Kellogg Mr.. and
Mrs David McEwen. Mr Charles
+. Kent. Mr.. and Mrs clyde Med,
ley. Mr.. and Mrs. II, c, Hayward
and Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Bahl
Cards arc In charge Of MIS-. A. j.,
Mccarthy and Mrs, J. r. Rahl and
on the reception committee arc Mrs
Harry Rowe. Mrs, 4. w Faraghcr
Mrs r. j, Gallagher. Mrs, \. H..
Barkisy. Mrs George T. Beardsley,
Mrs Eugene Webster Miss Claire
shappsc. Miss Gladya paly, Miss
Agnes ktlcoyne. Miss L0yce Hanna.
Miss Gladys Kelly. Miss Martha j,
Prentice. Miss Helen sheble, Miss
Ann Kerwin. Miss j. Carpenter.
Mns Leona Murphy. Miss Ruth
waila. Miss Julia o'Nen. Miss Mar.
garct Hannah. Mrs Eva NJ. Dun,
can. Miss Eulalic Tasnicr and Mrs.
Rose Parsons King
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Alr and Mrs Dean GoodinK Wittor
and children. OF san Francisco. viii
arrive In town Monday TO bc guests
Of Mrs, Writer'S parents. Mr. and
Mrs W, b. Perkins. FOR short time,
Mlr Nolncy Richmond will leave
Saturday TOT Alaska for the summer
months
Mr. and Mrs g, u. Alahannbh or
San Francisco viii arrive In town
next week, 90 remain for the sum.
mer During their stay they will
reside ni the Darlington Country
club
Mrs John Erickson ana children.
who have been abroad FOR several
years viii return 10 town about
May l5
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Luncheon at Sunset CMb Wa Honor Mrs
Fitz; TraUeler to Be Complimented

,.IRs JOHN n, POWELL. viii en-,
M tcrtain 40 luncheon on Tuesday
afternoon. NAV 3. az the sunset club
IN honor OF Mrs Waiter scott F'itE,
Who recently removed here from
spekanc so make her home
Covers will De placed Tor twelve,
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Mrs. Singleton TO
BE Honor Guest

Mrs. 4. A. pickey is extending IN.
ysations 10 a small bridge luncheon
Al her home on Wednesday after.
noon. MAY s. IN honor ~ Mrs,
Francis r. singleton. who viii leave
May 20 on a trip East
The guest list will include only
Intimate friends OF Mrs singleton.
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Entertaining for
Brides Elect

Miss Dorotha Brown and Miss
Eva sanders will entertain az bridge
on Saturday afternoon. May g, NJ
Mss Browns home in honor Of
Two brideS.to.be. Miss Charlotte
Dickinson and Miss Burdctt Wilson.
Ten tables will be in play
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Musical Tea at
Mrs. Smiths Home

The West Seattle unit Of the
Music and Art Foundation fund will
sponsor a musical tea on Thursday
afternoon. MAY :. at the homo Of
Mrs. George Adrian smith
Mrs. I.angdon Henry and Mrs. II,
" stryker viii preside over the tea
table
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NEMESIS A LIVE GHOST

ATCHIsO%, Kss.-Jsmes Como,
cheagIc, q negro. walked into a Chi.
cago police station and said he had
been unable 10 sleep much for two
years because he had killed a police
man here. The negro escaped after
shooting at a policeman in 1929, and
thought he had killed the officer.
The policeman had escaped without
a scratch
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Bridge Tea Hoaors
Mrs. Hartman

Mrs. George y Krihs and her
sister. Miss Doris Fischer, enter.
tanned with bridge tea this after.
noon at tho Kribs residence. in hon
or or Mrs. Charles Clifford Hart.
man Claire Stolteubergl who is Wis.
ting her parents, Mr. and Mrs, c.
II, J. Stoltenberg,
Mrs. Louis Fisher Boynton and
Mrs. Donald McClaIlen presided over
the tea table and Miss Mary Bliss
Maxwell. Miss Gertrude Lewis and
Miss Katherine Bacon assisted.
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nENEFlr IrNcIlEnN

There viii be Northwest prod
ucts luncheon at tho home ot Mrs
Charles James. 526 ~ 6sth ST. Tues
dag. May 3. at 1890 o'clock, for the
benefit ~ tho Woodland Park aux
Hilary 20 tho Ruth School Building
fund All interested In the wori,
arc invited Phone ST. usct-7isT FOR
reservations,
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Affair WM Honor
Mrs. Chilcott

Mrs o. " Brown will entertain
with a luncheon Of sixty covers and
bridge on Friday afternoon. May &c.
a, her home, In honor Of Mrs w. X.
Chilcott Who is going abroad for tho
summer months
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HER DIVORCE BANK

I.Os ANGELES "A woman here
saved her small change for 10 years
In order TO have enough money 10
bring divorce proceedings against
her husband, she told the court as
her cnsc was called.
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CLUBS FOR SATURDAY

CHTLDREN's MAY FESTIVAL
The Children's May Festival. under
the auspices OF the child welfare de-
partment OF the Federation OF
women's Clubs. viii Be held satur.
day. May 2. from until 4 o'clock.
on the fourth floor OF the Bon
Narchs, with Mrs. Charles g. Miller
presiding.
The program follows
Pi,ro soio--sefsct.d
MeIvins clark
yec,l solf-
spring song Of Love ho,zkoe'h
"TndiaH Love sang iiearancp
Mrs. Margaret Ruppls
Accompanied BY Meivtua clark. plano,
Dorathy Thomas. fluts
Reading. "ons-Lszgsd Goose
Frank ahsshan, jr.
senr Remembering
Billy kurfeh
Mary Jane staysr. dancinx
Radln,s
Game"
The Proposal
betty Thomas
rupii OF Dorothy D snovd-r
Fisno soIo-'Il Trovaiors' Edward
DoFni
Edvin JONES Bssmsr
Reading
Katharine GuthmulIsr
visiin--
"ssresuss tIoeslynl $40. GODDARD
"ssrerads' ...........s DriEo
julius PAX. pupil OF Vaughn Arthur
Accompanlsi Pauline Faik
Dsnee--''Powder Puff
Dorothy sonnsnb.rE
Pupil Of Ruth Doherty
Ifish Jlg-Dancs
May Jane stuysr
Pupil Of Ruth Doherty's School Of
Dramatic Art
"wItehn Dance" ..... Nacpowsll
Prelude c sharp Minor .......
....... .s....-.,... Raehmaninoff
Pauline Falk
Pupil OF sara n. YesEisy
You Can Not Be SO slow''
II canta Marry Both Of Them
George Thomas
Pupil OF Dorothy -. Snowdan
hsJpols Dancs--Ruth Doherty's Tiny
Tots Rsvus
Harriet Atkinson, Maxine Ferguson, Bet
y Lns Doyle, Margaret fFey, Beatrice
McElhoe Isabella Cavsriy. Dorothy
smith Jean Marie Either Lois Tor
man Betty RunstaGisf, Dorothy
Kontch
Speciality Dances
"Bowsry song and Dance"
Harriet Atkinson Maxine Ferguson
gsvotts ..,.... Betty Lus Doyle
Jazz Danct +. .s.... Betty Jean Dies
spanish Dance, .,,.... Margaret IVey
hong ..,,...t...,. Beatrice McElhos
Toe Dance ..,,l... Isabella CaverIy
Honey Bees -.-..,s. Dorothy smith
0. f. $. LUNCHEON
The presiding and past matrons Of
me Order Of the Eastern Star win
nave . luncheon on SATURDAY. May
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NEW COTTON AREA

LONDON large tracts Of land
idesl for cotton raising exist In Nj
geria. West Africa says Niscount
Leverhulme, who recently explored
the territory.
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Small. Luncheon

Mrs Roscoe prumhcllsr viii en-
terrain with small luncheon az
her home on Friday afternoon.
May Is
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Informal Bridge
Luncheon

Mrs MRguus kins will entertain
with an informal bridge luncheon al
her home on Friday afternoon,
May S
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cral invitation Il being sent out TO
all members Of the state Federation
~ King County aud 20 other prom
tncnt club women Of tho state
\ fine program is bring ar
ranged
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Iauitatioudl Concert

The Ladies' Musical club will close
the season with an inyitatlonal con-
cert wednesday evening. May ! J, at
o'clock In the Spanish ballroom
at The olympic,
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Come Shopping Uih cecaVe ::

NAV DAY. 1t isn't 'ohat used to be, but 1t still caas
WI forth Uagrant thrill 1Chen it recalls old times The
bashf s1cain no longer puts olVers the VerandG Of
his oved one the young husband longer thinks to send
ocers to his bride that doyhe buys her mem rock
instead!
Well the young lady Of today may 90 shopping for lovely
netc things for the shops Just fill Of dainty trocks
and coats in the brightest Of and great large droopy
hats NTH myriad fLower8 them.
It's most ccfuuy out-ofdate to dark, somber col
ors this spring and the coming summer, and gag shades
arc so youthful that every girl who possibly can should
Cedr them!
II youU inst look thru n,y column you'll discover Where
you may find all these ovey things at the best ndg'n-
able prcesi
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the rAf.FfI3lt

The Caleidh viii meet Tuesday
Aiay s. at D. m, with Mrs ! "
f:dmunda, sit n 18th
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pRAIRIE 80 cIl.n

The Prairie Rose club will hold
It's regular monthly meeting Mon,
day afternoon. May I. at p m.
al the homo Of Mrs. 4. G, Rnanacu,
$500 18th ave n. y. Mrs $. r.,
Warner and AIian Hamilton viii as
siat the hostess
Take car No. IS 90 Cawen park
aud cross the bridge. OF take Cowrn
park bus TO 18th ave n =.
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To be able take off pounds OF safely
surely and the time improve health
every oerburdened with ugly rolls Of
To be able all TO have
drugs diet painful garments another Of the fat
and womans wish and to-day thanks to SANGRNA their
Of attaining slender figure be attained in SAFE,
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out Of the total population Of 200
nj salasdaSburg, Pa, 40 are 50 years
Of age or older.
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CLARA BARroN TENT

clara Barton tent Daughters of
Veterans. viii have social day at
the home Of Mrs Grace Mcphcrreu,
1917 Second ave n r. "Wednesday,
May 8 Take waHiuRtord car Com.
rAdcs and friends welcome.
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poRIc CHAPTER.

D Y. =. IINENNF
Doric chapter. No. %. o. +. s..
will give a Mas day dance on Fri.
day evening. May !. at Greenwood
Masonic temple, 7ath and Green.
wood
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RECEPTION WILL HONOR
MRS. PIERCE

MRS. PIERCE
Elaborate plans arc being made
by the art department. Of the wom-
ans Century club for the reception
in honor Of Mrs Harry Y Pierce OF
snoqualmie Falls, who is candi.
date for president Of the State Fed
Grafton Of womens Ciubs
As announced by the chairman Of
this department Mrs W II. Pitt
wood. last week before the club, The
reception will take place Monday
afternoon. May 18th. from to I
o'clock. In tho beautiful new home
Of Rainier Chapter, u. A. r. and
not only arc tho members Of this
club invited 20 attend. but a gem
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Fremont W. {. r. L. will meet
Tuesday, May 6. at p. m. with
Mrs MaybcIic Dnw, A2i6 University
way. Subject Christian Citizen
ship. Mrs. r. r. wylic. county
superintendent, will speak Take
WaIitngford car.
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NORRIS CHAPTER
ADDITIONAL CLUBS
MEETING POSTPONED

MEETING POSTPONED
The meeting of the board Of trus-
tees. the building board, the presi.
dents or their representatives OF
affiliated clubs and the past prcsi.
dents OF the Seattle Federation OF
women's clubs has been postponed
TO Monday, May IL, at o'clock In
the Frederick 4 Nelson auditorium
The meeting bad been originally
planned for May s.
At this meeting on May III the
plans for the new clubhouse and the
financing OF the building will be dis
cussed.
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AUXILIARY MAPLE LEAF POST
The ladies' auxiliary Of Maple
Leaf Post. No. Il. will sponsor q
military whist drive, Tuesday eve
ming. May 8. AZ $3.50 o'clock, at the
American Legion clubroom, 500 Third
apai
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PALM CIRCLE NO. 6s
Palm Circle No. ss, n. Of w, will
meet at l. o. o. r. hall. Monday,
May 4, at 8 p. m.
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Women's Clubs

Il n. The Olympic. Chairman Of
each o. r. $. chapter must call
Mrs. Alberta Ford. PR ospcct.055s
for reservations.
7. s. AND T. AUXILIARY
p. s. and T. auxiliary No. ~ will
have card party Saturday evening,
May :. al o'clock. at 1915 First
ave. Five hundred will be
played
ROBERT MORRIS CHAPTER
Robert Morris chapter O T.. $. viii
give the last OF series Of card par.
ties on Saturday evening. May :. at
Wings cafeteria.
CLASSIC CULTURE CLUB
classic Culture club viii meet at
the Federation clubhouse Saturday.
May 2. at ? o'clock. Mrs. A. X. Els.
ken will be in charge Of the mu.
steal program
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Read What One Woman Among Hundred,
Has To Saw

1.-TWO months ago / sent FOR your treatment and
glad | did, as / reduced 40 pounds with four
boxes Of SANGRl-NA You several
orders from my friends when ! tell them have been
taking SAN-GRINA. Use my letter TO help other
fat people (signed) Mrs. V, r. Sweet, Albion,
Idaho"
you too fat try SAN MA yourself see what will
Tor Why through the and its dreadful
able weather burdcned with fat? Why should you
ng high blood swollen feet red faces ctc7 Why
and take Off few pounds improve health
and looks then enjoy yourself stylish
best have pile Of fun the beach and be
flower
Smry to-day good drug department
SANGRNA (be to ask for and get SANGRINA) sold
price within the reach ALL Use directions WATCH
THE FAT ROLL OFF, Hundreds Of fat
day with IT, SANGRNA works wonders Try yourself
any Bartclls swift. DRUG
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WEST QUEEN ANNE Pr. A.

Has NEW OFFICERS
At the regular meeting " the
West Queen Ammo purcntTcachor
association held Tuesday. April IS,
the following officers were elected Ia
serve for 1895 &c. President, Mrs,
Fred Ring. vice presidents. Mrs ] o.
Phillips and Mrs Victor r. Stole;
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static. ssos lsth axe So, Wednesday,
May 6. at 2 p, m, an Eastern start
LnNitrd.
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AlonA IIELrERs. -

ALOHA HELPERS CLUB
Aloha Helpers club will meet
Wednesday. May Z. Al u a, n. az the
Green Lake Masonic temple
LtNNEiA SOCIAL CLUB
The i4nnra Social club will enter.
tain with IA program. basket social
and dance al Q. o, r temple, 10Th
and +. Pine. Tuesday evening. May
.. the program beginning al sac
o'clock. Mra, Anna knibsrg II III
charge Of tho affair
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Chapter A. =, r. o., viii meet
Monday, May 4. at p, m. with
Mrs. w. y. Rowland, 1927 gard ave.
". Visiting and unaffillated mem.
bers invited
ARK SOCIAL CLUB
Ark Social club. o. r.. S. viii meet
Al the home Of Mrs. +. W. Buer.
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SWEET. CLEAN AND DAINTY

Things home from The Pantorum Dye Work
because they have the most ea
pert operators and tho latest equipment MAin76So
that frnucs satoi
be cleaned or dyed q reliable establishment
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uEMsTITCHING. EIGHT CENTS

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