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' ?, rn.--Dtnner music.
 2 ?, m.-Detroit News orchestra. 10 ?. m-Jean Goldkette's orchestra
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lege. Oakland
KGW--portIand, Orc.-ts

io p, m,-St, Francis choir. i a. m.-Specla numbers. . A m.--Hoot Owls.
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WWRS-I.ouiSyiIIc--4On

2;3o ;o II ?. m.--Concer4. Erin Tar. Icy studio. News. Baseball scores
 WSB-.itlanta-42S t0 ?. m.-Gerruls Johnson pro. gram,
 1c.45 ?. m.-Re". Andrew Jenkins oil '.-a gospel program,
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KNM=G1licarn,.=-a3R

$ ?. 01.-D!nner concert from Con. gress h0ta' n ?. H. 70 2:3o a. m,-NiInigh. TO- vue.
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NTAR--CIeyeIand--3Sa

3 10 |. ?. r1.---Talen. from Youngs- town and Amherst
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MrAS-E,Igin=2n2
K Sn-St Innis--hih

?. m,-B,ackstone 1heater trolic
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MMJ=Detroit-9b2

WTAM-CleyeIand-SS9 : ?, m.-The Royal Canadians,
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NOTICE

The Optical Business of the late F. l.. NcGuire will be continued through his sons, who have been connected with his business during the last five years.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-08
NRC-Maehingfon-t6a
MCAP-M'ashinCton---tRa

' ?, m.--Chil1ron's hour.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-08

WPG. Atlantic City outdid itself and came In as loud when the sun
New Britain herald., 1925-05-08

IL is seldom hat We have heard q saXophone reproduced like John eton's was. The tone was clear. natural and smooth and there was no distortion of any kind. Ample volume brought out the low notes in all their deepness of tone and the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-30
Dietetic Sins

YESTERDAY and the dBy before
l. gave sou the foundation FOR
your reducing diet Please gct the
back papers IL you missed them
want you 70 have this founda-
ton. which viii supply all tho needs
or your system except some Of your
energy needs. which your own fat
win supply. You win notice that
have allowed YOU bread or potatoes
and milk. md told you that sou
could have desserts pcoaHjonally,
Perhaps you arc alarmed realizing
that these foods arc known ms fat
tenlng foods. But LEI mo tell you
this. All foods arc fattenlng Let
tuce Is fattcninE. cucumbers ore fat
tenlng, turnipa arc fatteninE ANY
food is fattening. or may be an irri-
tuni, n Il happens to be more than
the System needs.
some foods arc much more fat.
teninz than others, All, yes The
concentrated foods, such as sugar
and fats. nre very much more fat
tening than tho watery foods. such
rs vegetables and fruits but meas
ured by their energy values. 100 c.
OF lettuce approximately l6 ounceg
is Just as fatfcnIng as 100 c, OF but
ter approximately onc-halt ouncel.
The reason We have 10 have n stand
ard unit such as the caloric for
measuring the energy value or foods.
is that We cannot measure that value
by bulk or weight
what combinations Of food are
fatteninR? Any combination Of food
is fattening II It happens TO be more
than your system needs.
You have often read In the adyer-
tisements OF certain systems OF re.
ducing the following statement: "a
noted scientist has made tho won
derful discovery that certain foods
in combination with certain other
foods viii produce rat and these
same foods in combination with 9TH
or foods VIII actually consume fat"'
The statement ~ false. There are
no combinations OF food that will
actually consume fat" ! wish there
we're, It's too good 10 be true, II
anything was ever too good to be
true. Certain combinations are more
fattening than others. yes, but sim
ply because the foods combined aro
more fattening.
You could reduce on q diet OF white
bread. potatoes. fats and sugar Com
pared TO other foods they arc high IN
calorics and justly have the rcpu.
tation OF being fnttcning foods. How
ever, II on diet like this you did
not secure enough calorics during
the day for your energy and heat
needs, you would reduce on H. But,
Of course, such n diet would be un.
wholesome both for reducing and for
general use because IL f. deficient In
mineral salts. vitnmineg and protein.
You win probably lose weight
without paying any particular attcn.
ton 20 Galleries II you cut down
markedly on your favorlc Articles Of
food. But do not think thatyou can
cut these down markedly and con-
sumo enormous amounts Of tho less
! fattculng foods, and still lose weight
because, LET me repeat, there Ia no
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-30
DwYER W c
N3DietandHealth
s L. By Lulu Hunt Peters, Md
'~r1A0rr gaas-sr -t asaiEsah3 aaaJctt for Ezsrrn7
Hunt Peters,

food that Is not fattcuing II 1t hap
pens 10 BE- more than tho system
needs
Most Of Us who are oytrwo Eht
have some particular dicictic sin.
Excessive bread and butter. candy
and rich desserts arc tho most com
mon Of these sins Tasting while
cooking makes calories mount up
What IL your d!ets,ic SIM Track It
down
Speaking Of Sins had better in
cludc something Of alcoholic drinks.
They do have energy or caloric
value. especially 70 one who is in.
clined 10 put on weight. For in
stance. tho beer drinking people are
VIGOROUSLY overweight. or course.
alcohol also acts M drug II taken
in moro than very moderate
amounts and thus may nullify its
action az food,
WARNING, Alcohol even II TAX
on daily even In moderate amounts,
Is n direct irritant to the blood YES.
sells aud Is one OF tho great causes
Of hardening Of the arteries and sub
sequent high blood pressure with its
disease followers II IS positively
known thnt alcohol can inJuro the
germ plasm and children born OF
drunken parents may be mentally
as we'll as physically weak.
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4a.fT s#H#F Far -arHa.H. AZ ...# a..
q. 4. A. MrGrr. ar TleHft sail
ia0H them Tor iHs holiday
Nj aud nfFH F4-Ha#Hn .ra
Miss Emily IsHntlIr win leave in
November for California. After- a
months visit ME sd Aiu Jsn
nrlir viii return, bat Mi-s Irnnrllr
viii remain Tor an extended visit
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APPROXIMATE CALoRIC VALUE
OF ALCOHOLIC DRINKS

Adapted from Bockoj
DISTILLED LIQUORS:
Brandy. 100 Cs, per ounce e table.
spoonfulsJ.
Gin. 10 c. per ounce e table
spoonfulsi,
Pure Jamaica Rum. $50 Cs. per
ounce q tablespoonfuls).
Whisky, 30 Cs. per ounce e table.
spoonfulsl.
Liqueurs 1876 &C. per ounce e
tabIespoorfulsl
WINES AND elders.
Sour wines. % Cs per ounce q
tablcspoonfulg),
Sweet wines, $3.50 Cs. per ounce
e tablespoonfulsD
elders, 1915 Cs per ounce e
tablespoonfulBl.
Beers, 1929 Cs per ounce e table.
SpoonfulsJ.
Tomorrow - Mechanical Exercise
for Reducing.
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Campfire Notes

Plans Tor The Halloween party
aboard Csmar4der.a. Friday. October
90. are growing at q rapid rate and
any Campfire Girl who misses tb.H
opportunity FOR tHniIs.uiTl m.sr a
marvellous party IH order 10 take
Care o. al thnes who are planning
90 attend Mrr IEekIeT, who har
charge N the party. ia asking aii
Guardians 20 report 10 the ship
CAuIUIlg8. The number ~ E.rIs exc
poetUi 20 attend from each group.
Costume 0r MIDDLE and skirts viii
H. worn M the party.
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Assisting al
Orthopedic ShonS

Medina Guild viii direct the ssrv-
ices AZ the Orthopedic Lunch room
Saturday Mrs John y. Lincoln
viii be hostess assisted by Mrs
c, A. Banghart. Mrs J. n, Feather
stone, Mrs r. X Walt. Mrs. r. r.
Gorham. Mrs W, +, Carr. Mrs John
Lang and Mrs r. Z. Trcmper
East Madison Guild will assist an
day Saturday at tho Thrift shop.
with Mrs J, f. Rhodes and Mrs
T. T Ferrier In charge In the
morning and Mrs c, ". Charles
and Mrs, c. c Roam IN the after
noon.
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Personal

Mrs "a 3 BoItam with her s9n
sud dauEhfer-H Iav ST. and sin.
MARRIED. H0lcom. will return s1tur
day from "a lHu abroad,
ST. and Mrs Joseph Frederick
sRalWcll have returned from their
wdding tup. ana are guests until
Sunday of Mr and Mrs Joseph
sWaluCii. when they viii leave for
Abrrdssn where they viii make
their home
Mrs T. n, Clark returned Tuesday
from a siN weeks tap East
q hr and Nirs Frank CaIkins left
Wednesday for Pullman 20 visit their
son, Ransom Calkins. who Is attend
Ing Washington State College
Sir y " TmphaEen 10 expected
home sunday niEht from short trip
East
Mr. and Mrs Eugene Rudow Rs
becea scurryl are receiving congrat
ulatious upon the birth 81 a dAugh.
ter, october 81, AZ The Swedish hos
pilal
Judge and Mrs, G. T.. Ciaypool.
who spent the summer on yashon
ISLAND. have taken apartments AZ
the De la Mar Tor The winter sea.
son.
Mr y. l.. Rsbsr and Miss Mary
ileber have returned from a siE
weeks trip in the East.
Mr. and Mrs Hanford Haynes
Betty slhdeL OF BuriinEame. Cal.
are being congratulated upon the
birth Of son. Edward Hnnford, on
October g
Miss Margaret Macauley. u Van.
couyer. n. G.. who has been visiting
Mrs ~AnslFy Newman FOR fort.
night returned, Monday, 20 her
home
MIR Paul PiFott with her little
son. Paul Juneau. viii leave Noyem.
Der rs FOR Piedmont, Cal. where she
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PLEASING THE
SNARTEST WOMEN

II quiie an aChleVement IN
shop. but Betty Faris has done H.
for her froclls and her coats are
personally selected, and every one
right! Two doors from Frcdsr-
ticks. New Medical Bldg.
Smart things selected bg O from
ca irho tnotns iohat rs sHiari--
and a. the most reasonable priech
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CHLpRENs nooK wErK

Tho Literature Division Of the
Fine Arts Department OF tho Seattle
Federation Of womcn's Clubs met at
Plymouth House, Tuesday, October
20. Tho division chose as a slogan
for the coming year. Better Books
In the Home" November s to IL has
been named as Childrcn's Book
Week.
Children's Book Week was origin
ated in 1919 by the American Book
sellers Association. the Boy Scouts
Of America and associated publishers.
II has become, in six years. n ma.
tional annual campaign which thou.
sands OF communities use TO stimulate
interest in boys and girls books
Thruout the year Book Week in.
spires a growing consciousness OF the
Importance Of chlldrcn's books. OF
their influence In character develop
ment and in building Of citizenship.
and OF the contribution they can
make TO the happiness OF the indi-
vidual thruout life A Book Fair will
be held in the auditorium at Fred.
crick & Nelson's during November
The City Federation win sponsor the
reception to authors to be given the
afternoons OF November 6. 10 and 90.
from o'clock 10 400 o'clock. Women
OF the Federation are especially in
yited 70 attend.
The literature division, with the
assistance OF the child welfare de.
partment. are arranging q matinee
for children at the Columbia the.
ater, Saturday morning. November
18th. thru the courtesy OF Mr.
Bender, the manager Films viii
be shown centering around chill.
dren's favorito stories Saturday
afternoon, on the 18th. a pantomime
entitled. Singing Feathers," will
be given in the auditorium Of the
Chamber OF Commerce.
The clubs affiliated with the
State Federation are asked TO en-.
ter tho contests described on page
10 Of tho November issue Of the
bulletin
Copies OF book lists sent out by
the General Fedcration and con,
tanning books suitable for gift pur-
poses, homes. libraries and club re,
views may be obtained from sec.
retaries Of affiliated clubs.
MrB w H. Thompson, chairman
OF the literature division, urges the
cooperation of all clubwomrn In
tho activities mentioned
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INFORMAL DANCING PARTY

The Seattle chapter Of the Chi
cago, Milwaukee & St Paul Rail-
way womsns Club will hold an in
formal dancing party at tho Mount
Baker Park clubhouse, 2sil Mount
Rainier drive, Saturday evening.
October 81 II viii be in the ma
ture Of a Halloween affair. and the
committee. OF which Mrs. o. O.
Mercer Is chairman. is promising
some special features for tho eve
ming.
Patrons and patronssses for the
affair are Mr.. and Mrs. II. B. Earl
ing. Mr.. and Mrs. r. j. Middleton,
Mr. and Mrs. c. o. Bradshaw, Mr.
and Mrs. r. ". Hicks and Mr.. and
Mrs. Frederick ". Dudley.
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Celebrate Wedding
Anniversary

Mr., and Mn Frederick payey,
with their son-iu,law and daughter.
Mr. and Mrs Milton Powell. ceic,
orated their wedding anniversaries
Tuesday evening with a Halloween
party al tho home OF Mr.. and Mrs
Dayey.
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ASST at "a

A. Mr.. James c Fea,ons and
Mrs George +, Leonard tea on
tridaN afternoon. November 6, al
Rainier Chapter House, the assisting
hostesses viii BE- Mrs Eliza Ferry
Leary Mrs, David " Bowen. Mrs
J, J. lennelle, Mrs & &, Bronson
Ms Lee shaw Forbes, Mn. wilmot
LILY, Mrs. Edwin Ripley Mrs Robert
= Small, Mrs Leo Bradner. Mrs. \
= DAVIS and Mrs. Edwin ). Brown
D.
Barbara Bradley viii receive IN,
cards.
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HALLOWEEN DANCE AND

HALLOWEEN DANCE AND
CARD PARTY
Robert Morris Chapter. o L. S.
win give a Halloween dance and
card party Saturday evening. DC
tober 81. at the Masonic Club rooms
in the Arcade building. As a spe.
cial feature there will Be a prize
waltz for amateurs All Masons.
Eastern Stars and friends are in
yited TO attend.
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NV dear followers:

Ny dear followers:
when sending for material nd.
dress your letters 10 pr Lulu Hunt
Peters, caro- Of George Matthew
ADAMS Service. $50 Park ave. New
YORK. city. Please remember 10 en-
close STAMPED, SELF-AD.
DRESSED envelope bearing your
full name and address. Tho pam
phlct on reducing and gaining /,
The only ono for which you must en-.
cloao TEN cents IN stamps extra,
Make letters ms brief as possible
NOT OVER 200 WORDS, and typo or
make them lcgibly with ink. Please
sign your name HA evidence of good
faith--we VIII not use ID In nny
way Remember II " impossible fUr
me 20 diagnose for you Tho cues.
lions YOU ask win bc answered In
this column a. soon Ms possible, VI
thoy are ~ general interest Don't
forget the STAMPED. SBLF-AD.
DRESSED ENVELOPE.
Copyright 1895. by The George Mat.
thew Adam goryIrc
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Come Shopping MHh cecive

DOR afternoon wear
L among the ma rter
frockS are the simple black
satin affairs. SleeueS, on
course, are loAg-sieHder and
longer, or tidred and caught
IN at the iCrist, Nth the full
ness Of some contrasting
color and material.
The black satin goUn is
good, ichen and hoW il APP
pears. aud some Of the UerU
cieUerest ones that Ire seen
are trimmed tCith appitqued
Iowers Of bright shades, or
the gay floiCers hdnd-pdtHted
on the satin itself. The ef-
feet is most charming and
possesses quite the coveted
air Of individuality.
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Snail Bridge for
Mrs. SlcdllceU

Mrs Cordsll Stevens smith enter.
tanned with a small bridge az her
home this afternoon In honor OF Mrs.
Joseph Frederick Swalwcll Ruth
NihloCkA
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Plans Bridge Series

The Interlaken Guild Of the or
thopedie Hospital announces a
series OF bridge parties the first 10
be given next Tuesday afternoon At
] o'clock, az tho home Of Mrs
Arthur NJ. Hare. 2sio + Lynn 81.
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The majority Of winter coats have
fur collars and fur bands on them.
Often the fur IL applied in small
bands or patches instead Of in the
regulation manner.
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Entertdins at Dinner

Mr.. Theo A johnson entertained
ten guests At tho Halloween dinner
dance NJ the Arctic Club Thursday
evening
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HIGHLINE PIT A.

HIHHLINE TT a
Tho Highhuc PIT. A. viii meet
in tho school building on Tuesday,
November Ord, AZ 53a5 o'clock Mr
Arthur l. Marsh. executive sccTe.
tary OF tho Washington state
Teachers Association, viii speak on
'Our Legislative Program Mrs
Spratlcy, music director Of tho
school win conduct the community
sinsInr
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Small Luncheon

Mrs Alfred Battle will entertain
with a small luncheon at her home
on Tuesday afternoon. November :
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Luncheon HW
Honor, Ddunhtcr

For the pleasure o. her daughter
Mss Lorraine Campbell Mira GUY
s'app Chaplin will entertain with "a
luncheon o. twenty ak covers next
Tuesday AZ The olympic
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laI.dnd Mrs. Campbell Hosts at Dinner To-
night, Assistant List Named

\ CELEBRATION OF their we'd.
ding anniversary, Nlr and Mr.
WIN A Camphsll win be hosts az
dinner this evening AZ their home
The dinner viii be followed bv
cards and nah jopEg
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Bridge Club
Entertained

Mt and Mrs Maruus King en-
tertained the members of their
bridge club AZ their homo Thurs
day evening.
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Observation-Disclosures

DOCKFORD Ill, Oct 30.-With the aid of the
IN bronchoscope peanut removed from the lung
of lS-month-Od Norman Anderson here Physicians
said the operation but the baby extreme
ly i'll with pneumonia, which set in after the peanut had
been removed.
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CLUBS FOR SATURDAY
RossLASp PIT. A

Es3SSA--ANp P.-I. A.
The Rossland PIT. A. will hold It's
monthly meeting Saturday evening,
October 81. at o'clock. in its club
rooms, at So Seneca ST. Good mu.
sic and dancing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-30

The Daksnyas. a new Campnrs
Group. was organized a. the Pros
poet Congregational church October
~, under the Leadership Of Hazel
Fr.dsr.ci and Betty Boyle Theas
girls were formerly members % iha
Dakonya Fireflies, The members q
this group are. Jane Bazier. Mary
Elizabeth Case. Theodore Hedge
cock. Maize Renton. Barbara Rob
bins. Louise Othick.
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Directors
Dinner Dance

The Seattle Yacht Club has cards
out for the directors dinner dance
on saturday evening. November 7.
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PAST PRESIDENTS CLUB

The Past Presidents Club Of John
F. Miller W. r. C. will meet for
luncheon on Saturday. October 81.
at 1880 O'Clock. with Mrs Kate
Wilmington. 325l Ferdinand ST.
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coMMoNwEALTH cLrn

Tho Commonwealth club viii
meet Monday. November g. al o
O'clock IN the cafeteria ~ The
olympic George H. Duncan. who
~ on lecture tour with tho
Henry George Lecture Bureau. viii
speak on single Tax
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HALLoWEEN DANCE

Rada Uphus Chapter. o. E. s, will
give Halloween dance Saturday
evening. October 81. al Masonic hall.
I52nd ST. and Victory way. Members
and friends are cordially invited
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OLYMPIC CAME no srrrT

olympic Camp. No. 95ls. Royal
Nsighbors Of America. will hold its
regular business meeting Monday
evening, November ?. at s o'clock. in
NJ. ". A. hail. 1925 Third ave.
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rLLUsTRATaD LECTURE

ILLUSTRATED LECTURE
An girls or guardians wishing hfiz
on nature lore wfiI b. pleased ~
hear that M.rs Julia sh0urrk d ths
public schools niIi give an illustrated
lecture on birds. trees and plants q
the Northwest on Friday November
O. The lecture 30 planned sspeci1fiy
for members o. the guardian train
ing courses. but al girls ind guard.
.ans interested are invited 10 attends
Miss shourek gave O similar lectnrs
before the Campfire Guardians asro-
citation last year. and those VIA
heard o. then have been asking for
another ever since that time
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HALLOWEEN DANCE

olympic Heights Club win enter.
tain with It's annual Halloween
dance Saturday evening, October 81.
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LEGISLATIVE FEDERATfoN

The Legislative Federation Of King
County VIII meet in regular session
Monday. November .. al II o'clock.
IN the private dining room OF the
I. W. G. \. The executive commit
tee will meet promptly at II a. m.
Miss Susan c. Hohmann. legal coun-
selor for the Women's Legislative
Council Of Washington. win speak
on Necessary Amendments TO Juyc.
nile Court Tao-g
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The Campfire Girls have been in
vted 10 take part IN the Armistice
day parade on November IL a. 7.50
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Except for period costumes. skirts
remain very short - from u 10 10
inches from the floor.
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WILL VISIT STUDIO

The Know Your city class Of tho
Plymouth Girls Club will visit the
studio OF Mr. J. c. wehn Monday
evening. November I:
Miss Frances Fenross viii review
The Wind Blowcth." by Don Byrns.
in the book review class.
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PRAIRIE ROSE CLUB
The Prairie Rose club viii bold
ia regular monthly meeting on
Monday. November 2, az o'clock
AZ the home OF Mrs Frank nam
iltun, 1889 Fourth ave. \. = Take
Walingford car no. i0 20 + 18Th
and Fourth ave y r and walk
two blocks south
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WOmen's Clubs
ADDITIONAL CLUBS

TWILIGHT TEA
Tho Ladies OF the Besant Lodge,
Theosophieal Society. III y. Broad
way. are giving a twilight tea sun.
day evening, November /. from : "a
o'clock. which will be followed by
a talk By Mrs, Loue T. Bush on In,
stituuoual Consciousness" Members
arc privileged TO bring friends. and
the public Is invited.
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o. m. ANY groups wishing 70 partieis
pate should register 90 Headquarters
az once.
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YOUR TELLTALE GRAY HAIR

Can be sdnuy unted 70 MAKE you look SO tuCh EounEet
tooman especially herself
the best Of her abHify, her youthful
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The Campfire chorus. with Miss
Ethel b. Hanson Of the public
schools AZ director. is fast becoming
one Of Campfre's w0rth.whils actiy-
tiles Already IL has been asked 20
take part in q radio program, Friday,
November a.. The chorus 10 made
up Of representative from every
group IN the city and is aiming 70
make Seattle Campfire a singing
Campfirs-singinE songs IN beauti.
ful way.
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SORORITY WILL HOLD
RrMMAGE SALE

Alpha Chi Omega Sorority will con-
duct rummage sale at 1880 Eighth
ave. Saturday, October 81, from .
until O'Clock.
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CHATTER G. =. = O

Chapter g r r. o viii meet
Monday. November :. az {. o'clock
with Mira Andrew rrcnuec. iatI
18th ave. 3 Take chr 40 ~.
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Will. TEACH
. MODELLING

Mrs. H. K owens. sl8 Federal
ave- has volunteered her services %
teach modelling and plastic work 10
any Campfire groups interested 90
the work Appointments may Be
made thru hsadquarters. Mrs Owens
has made a study u Indian life and
tells delightful Indian stories also.
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SEATTLE CHAPTER no. %
r.p GIVE DANCE

TO 1--WE VNNIF
Seattle Chapter No. o5. o. r.. S..
VIII entertain with It's annual Hal.
loween dance on Saturday evening
October 81. in Shrine auditorium.
Masonic temple. Harvard and Pine.
NORDfCA CHORAL CLUB
10 ENTERTAIN
Members OF the Nordica Choral
Rub will entertain with q Halloween
party Saturday evening, October 81 8,
~ 7.5O O'Clock, NJ Nordica Lodge.
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