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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-13
Patrons Named for
Senior Soircc

The University o. Washington
senior class viii sponsor senior
spotlight Solree Saturday evening in
Douglas hall. with members Of tho
senior. junior and sophomore classes
IS the guests
Patrons and pstronCsses for the
affair viii be Mr. and Mrs G.,
McFec. Mr.. and Mrs Darwin MeIs-
nest. Or, and Airs. C. Il, Corey. pr.
and Mrs. V. L. harrington. Dean uun
Mrs. Irving Glen.
The committee includes the Misses
Norma Davis. Virginia Nachnnt,
Marguerite Bone, Mary Grr.ner.
Mary McGlnnls. Helen Dean. Ea,h-
crime De Freest. Elizabeth sutton,
Mr.. Bud Rohowi,z. Mr. Ray French.
Mr. Loyal snyder Mr. Fred Minis
SIR. Wesley kilworth Mr. Myrou
scott. Ms Tom Brazelie. Mr. Wayne
Young and Mr. Merit, Minis chair
man
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My Dear Reducing Glass
ANl To-day ends the series on rtduc,
ing weight n YOU have been faith.
tul, you have lost ~ least zen hounds
~ your excess. and YOU are feeling
100 per cent better 10 every way.
You arc 30 happy that you feel like
acc1atine every overweight person
sou sec and telling them that Il 81
unnecessary for them TO 10 20
buricncd.
while it might prove embarrassing
20 DO that 20 strangers, you can pass
tho Joyful news 20 your friends.
II these who have been following
This class work wilt do TINT. We will
have started such tremendous force
FOR the bettermcut OF health and
looks and efficiency Of our people
that In a short time IL will be "a
rarity 20 see m overweight indiyldus
OF. and we viii not be accused ot be.
ing a nation Of ovcr-catrra willis 9TH
or nations arc starving
As I have told you. am not going
10 desert you shall write frequent
~ on reducing There is probably
nothing can DO aa public health
educator Of more value. Meanwhile.
heed these cautions
CAUTIONS:
l-Don'i lose mere Than two
pounds n week after the first loss.
after a loss Of 30 or 80 pounds.
II Is wise Ia rest month. Go bacl,
to your maintenance diet. but don't
gain Begin your diet again for your
further reduction.
3--Don't make n practice Of taking
physics. II necessary. add roasted
bran to your diet, increase your
cellular vegetables. take some granu.
lated agar or n little mineral oil.
i--Don't overrat at one meal and
thus perhaps undo the work II has
TAKEN you three days 10 accomplish,
II you do that little stunt miss your
next meal. Don't loitcr In the vicinity
Of pastry and candy! There is moth,
ing more tragic than n fat person
looking In candy window.
0-buH Nv uiN'hui hN'u " NVil''
times you register n gain even after
dieting well II is probably due Ia
retention Of water. Eat very little
salt
Don't imagine that after reduc.
ing you are going to be able to over.
cat and get away with IT, You won't
have Ia diet nearly so strenuously
but you VIII always have to be care.
full
Watch your weight!
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N3DietondH Health
Ss9.eTy By Lulu Hunt Peters, MD
''eA1" Asmsrsr 2sf and salA aaaDgettSr GgaAnnr'
I LuIu Hunt Peters IN
aalDiefSr CxahArx0'

Don't taste. The second taste
Is much harder To resist than the
first Won't tastc' One taste fol.
lows another
Sill an offset like cold should
attack you. better go back to main
icnauce diet. but don't gain.
9-Dun't give up II you fall from
calorie grace and gain occasionally.
II Is bcitrr TO have Lost and gained
than never TO have Lost NJ all.
io-WATCH YOUR WEIGHT!
PROMISES:
! promise that II sou follow my d.
rectlons and reduce as hive 81.
rectrd:
l-ne'tcr health Much better
health
s-Inercbsed efficiency and
strength. One hundred. fold
Better dIspoHitions Eat people
arc not good naturyd' They nrc
apathetic
Better looks. Clearer skins. No
matter how you look during tho
process. when you are reduced your
looks viii be improved. flye.huudrcd.
fold
And younger. lots younEer
"a reorganization Of your mode
Of living 4 cure Of your habit of
unnatural craving for large amounts
/ or concentrated foodH. with the crca.
ton Of q. new natural appetite for
wholesome foods,
"a restoration Of conjugal frllo-
ity, No one loves fat man or
woman
Tomorrow - Too.Too Thins
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Orthopedic Shops

Mrt w @ Dyke viii ho hostess
for Reuton I'm Guild al The ortho,
pcdic runch room ON Saturday an.
sisted by Mrs + hrudrcn. Mrs T.
NJ Brown. Mrs. + s. Crane, Mrs
". y Freeman. Mrs. @, l. H.
Graves, Mrs W G. Krarve. Mrs r.
NJ Lawrence, Mrs O. q. iFonhart.
Mira Julia Norris. Mrs o. O. SAKE.
Mrs, $ T.. spencer Mrs LAURA +.
True. Miss Marjorie Shorucy and
Miss porothc1 Gillespie
broadway Guild win be In charge
all day Saturday az the Thrift Shop.
rrpr ented by Mrs. vs.. H. MeGmtb,
Mrs George Boolc and Ain II l.
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Supper WW
FoHolO Rehearsal

Miss Janet Nsumann will entertain
The attendants at her wedding az
supper IN Monday evening NJ her
home. following the wedding re,
hearsBl
The marriage % Miss Nrumanu
and Mr. Hlnlldo Hall viii take place
Tuesday evening in Mount Baker
Park Presbyterian Church.
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LADY STIRRING CHAPTER

LADY STIRLING CHAPTER
WILL OBSERVE ANNIVERSARY
Lady Stirling Chapter Daughters
OF the American Revolution. will
Observe tho granting OF the charter
by tho national society on Monday,
November 10. ll a luncheon 90 DO
given az tho homo OF Mu W H.
oliver 1854 goth ave n. at 1880
o'clock.
Mw Oliver viii be- assisted by
Mrs D. h. Masters. general chair.
mum. Mrs r A, Parish. Nlu n A.
Hanson and Ma a. II. Buckley
aud Mu Carolyn Clarke. hospital
lty. Mu Joseph Meade Valentine.
MCs Thomas ATiJrcu. Mrs Ianlrh.
Mr +. S. Ewes. Mrs W L.
Sanders Mira Edwin J Brown. Mrs
Clara Swan Short and Mr. 4. W.
HnrEaye. luncheon
Mrs a J Trumbun. senior past
regent, viii present the history Of
ihe formation Of tho chapter ana
viii be- assisted by the charter
members. Mrs G. w Chandler and
Mu Charles r. Moagher ARE IN
charge OF tho music, and Mrs
George II Appleton win conduct
Tho memorial service for departed
members.
Reservations for the luncheon
must be made not later than Fri.
day November 70, with Mn. oliver.
Mr. " 7. urcdcs or Mrs W k
MaeiArlAnn
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Dinner HOHOrS
NClp Consul

Danish Consul Henuing ruuu and
Mrs rlaun entertained with a dim
ner of twelve covers at their home
Thursday evening. I'm honor OF the
new German consul. Mr Hans UnEel.
ter ana Mn ungcltrr.
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Music
Famous Artist VIII
Sing at MeanY Hall

Conductors. In-lumrHialIFtT music
tcacHrrH eonEteu ANA rpurrtrr#ses
iu all degrees or fame flock 20 con.
rerts given hy Elena Gyrhardt tho
worlds greatest i.rarr singer who
/ Twin appear boo Seattle on November
. M st NGBny hall under the auspices
uf tho Nnm,na Federation Of the
University OF Washington Tho beau
uful qualities OF Madame urrhardrH
tones, h,r perfect technique and elay
I stage presence are always uu object
| Irasun iH the art OF singing and in
depreciation
Az am early age this great artist,
/ who was born Boa Leipzig, became "a
pupil of Marie lirdmont gt the Con.
Herygtury la 1904, she made her
debut with the late Arthur Nlk'arh
as hrr accompanies Since then she
[ has appeared In opera, and IN
reei'alH with leading symphony or
/ chrsiFla
Mime. Ggrhardt Is best known for
her work with The old German class,
l les and folksspuEs Recently sho has
hecoms interested In the American
I folk songs and has raised them 10
I the dignity % great art
In addition Co Nine Gerharit, tho
/ Wumsu'a Federation has booked
Paul Whltcmau and hia celebrated
orchestra ~ twenty flya jazz artists
who viii present AN Experiment IN
] A ...-s.a.H. hf.H-FF MHuIHHHH t.sarH4f
BBrrcrr and his famous Little Sym
/ phony and Thamar Kamayina. beau.
ufu Nus ian dance artistic.
season tickets Tor the fouF concerts
are now on uio nt the Women's
, Federation office. Education hail
University or Wellington, and may
bo secured by mail order The box
/ office falc. uow un of Sherman. clay
& Co, viii close November A.
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To honor Mrs Donald BARNES uf
Boston. formerly 90 Seattle who r. a
guest iu town. s.ss UrHyge Warren
Roole will entertain with an informal
tea at her home Monday afternoon
Invitations have been limited 60 lutp
mate friends OF tho honor guest
Another party Tor Mrs Barnes s
the luncheon Mrs r. Weldon Young
win give az her home on Friday art
onaan. November 60
For both Ma and Mrs Barnes pr.
ana Mrs, Ryucv gilmore VIII enter
tala with a dinner al their home next
Tuesday evening
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Morning Wedding

The marriage or Miss Julia O'Ntu
ana Mr. Daniel MeNay was solemn
izcI Wednesday morning at o'clock
.n s. 18m, cathedral, Following
The service there was "a wedding
breakfast az the home OF Mr. and
Mrs MyGlnchy
on their return from their we'd.
ding trip Mt and Mrs Moyay viii
make thgir homo In Seattle.
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r. T. a. WILL GIVE
EDUCATIONAL PROGRAM

Greenwood PIT A. viii have an
Educational week program on Wed
ncsday evening, November 49, The
parents win assemble in the rooms
where their children attend at
7:45 o'clock The teachers win cx-
hibit work and will explain the
new markings Of report cards and
some Of the requirements for the
course OF study.
At $3.50 o'clock there viii be gen
crnI assembly in the auditorium.
supt. Thomas H. Cole will give an
address and the eighth grade chorus
will sing Refreshments
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ROSS PIT A.

Ross Pr. A. will hold an evening
meeting Wednesday, November 49,,
at o'clock. An educational program
has been arranged with Mr. $. H..
Fleming nB speaker. Muslcpl num-
bcrs VII boz furnished by the 0rches
ira, and Mr.. y Durham VIII give a
yoiin number The touchorg VIII
have the rooms open for inspection.
Later there viii be u social hour md
Refreshments Mothers and fathers
nro invited 10 attend
Executive board meeting NJ 1880.
Committee cholrmcn orc asked to
have their reports ready.
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- Come Shopping G)Mh ceciNe ~

The oho Is thrifty must originally hare
November beUen the hoay December for
IL surely is q month for the seeker Of bargains.
And the bargains that daily froks
Winter and coats, and ay hats make
about everything To remarkable that
facing demanding that afternoon evening froc
and hats and there sale those things!
November adeare there everywhere of every
LOt
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CLASSIC CULTURE cIrn

CIaasic Culture Club VIII meet ~
he Federated clubhouse on Saturday.
November Is. at O'Clock. Mrs.
James II. Calvert viii talk on the
Day Nursery. Each member Is asked
10 bring donation Of one pound for
the nursery Mrs Frank Skinner
and Mrs H. +. Jones VIII be the
hostesses.
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Seattle Society
Edited by Lillian Keen LeBalster Telephone MA n-O6OO
Assistant-Laura Emory
Dinner wa Precede Black and White Ball at
Sunset GLIB, Visitors WUBe Honor Guests

MRS EDWARD LINCOLN
vi SMITH will entertain with "a
dinner gl twenty covers 0t thc sun.
set club ou "Wednesday evening No
yTmbrr u.s.
Tho affair viii prrcrdc the Black
and white nAu 8t the Sunset club
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Personal

November 10 from New York on IN
extended trip abroad
Friends ~ MrH, Howard vs. Parish
will be sorry 10 learn that Hhe IL 10
az the Virginia Mason hospital
M.as Helen Lyter 0f Iog Angelo
who has been spending several week
lH town, loft today for her home "a
the South
MrH MiIiiHEi0n Gray ana little son
left Tuesday for Chicago. where they
will visit Tor several weeks
Mr. Francis Guy FHuk B. expect
cd home Saturday from Billings.
Mont. where she has been with her
daughter Mrs Harry Huntington.
AIr and Mrs Henry Dearborn win
spend the weekend in Victoria. r.. r.
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RAINIER p r. A.

Rainier T. n. A will hold its reg
uhr meeting Tuesday, November %,
ut ESQ o'clock Mr n Evans Nor
gun. vice principal NJ Roosevelt high
school will give an address on
'liumr and School Cooperation
Captain staulalu 0f the fire depart
mrnt win speak ON "Firn Proven
ton" Exercises iu rhythm will De-
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Mr.. Clarke to
Entertain

AR, Caspar Clarke vIIl entertain
with an informal tea und house
Warming 40 his new home ON Feir
eral ave, on sunday afternoon, from
Z until 6 o'clock.
Invitations have been confined TO
he YOUNG married SET
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EHtCrtdiRS for
Little Sous

Eor the pleasure ~ her lhIeu little
sons William. Van Kirk and Donald,
Mrs C. Kirk ullman entertained
with a luncheon ot twenty covers az
her homo Thursday afternoon
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THREEINoNE PATTY

4 three.in.one party will be held
~ the homes Of Mrs Oliver HUI.
hack. 2t2l Seventh ave w. and
Mrs. Elmer Ruthstrom. 2l27 Sew
enth ave. W.. on Saturday evening.
November H. Dinner viii be served
from until Z O'Clock. followed by
dancing and cards.
The proceeds from the party will
90 10 the Pythlan sisters Of Miz.
pah Temple, No. 90. TO aid IN rails.
ing the quota for the Chtldren'B
Unit Of the Pythian Home. at Van
couver. r. c.
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PLAY TO BE PRESENTED At
PLYMOUTH CHuRCM

The Rock an intensely inter.
cstlnE religious dramu. win be pre-.
s4nted by Plymouth Players. under
the direction OF Mrs Robert san.
DAN. in plymouth Congregational
church. on Monday evening. Decom.
Der li
When The Rock was given last
spring in the Plymouth. CongreEa.
tionm church clubrooms under the
auspices Of the Plymouth Girls
Club. from which the cast was
drawn. it struck SO deeply rito the
hearts Of the older memben OF the
church, as well as others consitut,
INK the audience. that DR. Hawkins
had II presented In lieu Of n ser.
mon on June H. Since that time
many requests from various sources
have been made for the represent
stion Of this policy and It Is for
this reason that the Plymouth Play.
ers viii again appear 10 The
Rock"
This play q dramatic portrayal
Of the life Of simon, called Peter.
during the time Of Chris won for
It's author. Mary J.. Hamlin, the
Drama League prize in 1921
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TWILIGuT TEA

Tho Ladies' Of the Besant Lodge
Theosophlcnl. III n. Broadway. are
giving twilight tea from TO 5
O'Clock Sunday evening. November
rs. which viii be followed By a talk
6y Dr. n Rich Members arc In.
yited 20 bring friends and tho public
IS invited
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TII1MBLE CLUE

Bethlehem Thimblo Club will meet
ut the home OF Mrs Lulu Perry 10
w. Howe st, Tucsdny, November H.
from 10 until 4 o'clock The meet.
ing is for members only
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LEN1aI.ATME ErnEnArlnN

Tho Legislative Federation OF
KING County VIII hold lH regular
meeting Mundug November no. iu
tho private dining room OF the y
w. G. A. Tho program. which wiIl
begin az ~ noon, viii include 70
Discussion or Governor Roland
llarilsy'H message hy speakers from
the kipE County Republican club,
the Democratic club and represent.
a.lyD7 from the labor Party
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W OMEN :
LAKEWOOD CLUB

The Women's Lakewood Civic I'm,
provement Club viii hold It's annual
bazaar on Saturday. November ~.
at the clubhouse a cafeteria lunch.
con win 10 served all day and also
a dinner in the evening
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Women's Clubs

o'clock ia the writing room Of the
Hotel Frye Lip reading practice
sgom 3 to .. followed BY a social
hour Al interested invited 10 at
tend.
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DAUGHTERS ACXILIARY

Daughters Auxiliary 70 the Won
ans Century Club viii meet In The
reception room on the third floor,
Saturday. November IA, At ? o'clock
4 book review will follow the bust.
ness meeting.
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COMMUNITY CLUB TO
HOLD CARNIVAL.

West Seattle Community Club viii
hold a "smokcyiila Carnival" Fn-
day evening. November 10. at the
Hawntha nsIdhouse The program
VIII include q minstrel show followed
by dancing
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Dinner Before
Bridge Party

Lieut. and Mrs Ralph Niltamuth
win entertain 40 dinner this evening
no their Fort Iawton quarters, pre-
gcdiug the first Iu a series or bridge
PARTIES az The Officers club
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CARD PARTY

CARD PARTY
The Seattle City.wlde Democratic
women's Club viii entertain with u
card party Saturday evening No
yember IL. At s O'Clock, AZ Nortou'g
cafeteria. 1919 Second ave. Bridge
and whist Will be played.
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STUDENTS MUSICAL
CLUE WILL MEET

The Students Musical club viii
give tho following program Saturday
afternoon November H. at tho home
" Miss Evelyn Pcdne, l24 10Th ave.
current Events, iod by Margaret Joallu
Paper "lieaums ot American Music"
t...t..s,...t. Elizabeth Chlli
Violin
taJ "Hhaute Nrgfp" ...... r'ratnpr
o. 'FfOm the rauTtruEr" H.. gafdner
Slrl Engmaun
Elizabeth Child nc the piano
Plano
B1liHds IN A fiat major. cb,tfo
Dorothy Fisher
Music students Interested iH Joining
20" club my obtain information by cali.
INK HElut-0477.
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Tomorrow - Too.Too. Thine
Tomorrow-It Won't BE Any Ia
Ter Tomorrow!

Ter Tomorrow!
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when sending for material nd.
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Peters. care Of George Matthew
ADAMS Service. $50 Park ave, New
Yor4t city Please remember 10 en-.
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DRESSED envelope bearing your
full name and address The pam.
phiat on reducing and gaining i,
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make thcm lcgibly with Ink please
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THE CAMP LEWIS WIRELESS

towels tablecoths blanket
nndou Reclamation Bureau,
they will reductions during
week building 1iO7-i5 First Spring ST
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Mrs Frank H. HorefalI accom-
panied by her Eon, Frank HouflIL
Jr. Wesley ElIndFc and Mortimer
Frame len Thuud1y by motor Tor
Berkeley. 20 attend the Washington.
California football game They viii
return next week.
DR. and Mn Everett Jones have
a9 thor guests Mrs T.. J. Bcleaa and
Mrs. - y owen Of Salt Lake city.
Sir and Mrs j. y. sundsirom
hi'ce OlIyeJ are receiving conrrat
ulutlDns upon the birth Of 70 daugh-
ter November ..
Mu Alexander IaHtaFea. with her
daughter Miss Carmen Pautagea. and
con, Mr. Lloyd Fantaacs, viii pail
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MILITARY WHIST PARITY

Rebekahs will give a military whist
party Saturday evening November
"a, at Dugdale hall Rainier Beach.
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS

LIP READERS CLUB
Tho Lip HcadcrH' Grub win meet
Tuesday evening. November u, at 8
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Hosts at Dinner Dance

Mr. and Mu George Hearst OF
san Francisco. who are visiting i'm
town Mill entertain thirty guests nt
q dinner dance on Saturday evening
al th Rainier club
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sTEyESH SCHOOL
MOTHERS CLUB

stevens school Mothers club wfIl
meet Tuesday evening. November
NJ ut T.39 o'clock An Interesting
program. featuring Educational
Week. has been arranged PRO.
faEur Clark RIHsrtt. 81 the uu.vrr
pity % Washington win speak. and
Mra Evelyn Diamond. accompanied
by Mn Blanche Euzrma, wIlI sing
Patrons uf tho school are asked 10
attend
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pTIIroMus CLUB

Philomu3 Club viii meet Saturday.
November IA. al $3.50 o'clock. At the
home Of Mrs. J. r. Dietrlcks. G529
l7th ave. ~ T. Members, husbands
and friends are invited
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SALE

Chapter A. P. r. o.. VIII conduct,
\ rummagc sale Saturday. Noyem.
her Il. at 5o3 Stewart 81.
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JUVENILES TO MEET

Juveniles Of Palm Circle, No &C..
win hold election Of officers, satur
lay, November a. nj O'Clock, at
/. o. o. f. hall.
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YOUR FUR COAT OR CAPE

clevry @nd noKpenRNey) romodcled RObbe shoI
Peoples Bldg,
ouorr being ChV not harc pour
made a cory jacqpetieg
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DISCOUNT 2Oec ON DINNERWARE

tho month Of November at Pacific Coast Chin
- Co, oo3 Third
Of dinner service for Thanksgiving and
tcondrrfd saving. too
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SPECIAL MEETING

North broadway Guild of the
Fruit and Flower Mission viii hold
Pa special meeting at the home u
Mrs a. 49, Atwood. 1881 10Th aye
~, on Monday. November TO- at
1880 O'Clock. 10 sew for the bazaar.
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given by Miss BenFOn's class. Moth
eFs are requested 20 attend.
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CILArTER II p. u D

Chapter C.. + T. o.. viii meet
Monday November i6. NJ o'clock.
10 the home of Mm - I HurkharL.
5sos Cascade ave Take Mount
Baker ear No. 10. 20 the end OF the
line
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Copyright, 1925. by The George Mat
thew Adams Service.
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rAlM cINcIE M. 30

FUIm tIrrIc No %. WI hold rs
regular meeting on Monday. Mo-
ycmbnr 10.
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CASCADE

SCHOOL PIT, A.
Cascade School PIT a VIII hold
Dads Might meeting Friday even.
has, November 20, ut o'clock. ms
tho school building SIC Worth Ne,
Ciuro win speak on Thru the pub.
DC Schools 10 Thwe Mtuu'cz'
There win bc a display Of Far
mout7 made by the Eighth grade
girls
SIR John Manlry VIII give Il tenor
solo. contu0to solo by Paula Ayers,
duet by Mr. Man.ry and Miss Ayers,
violin Eolo, Sarah Knight.
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LANES OLIVER CuRMOOD,S STORY

or the North woods steele Of the Royal Mounted starring Bert
Thenter Sunday Monday
Tuesday November II. The Perfect Fapper
win Colleen Mayo astar
The Love will be there Thursday
..
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EXPERT ATTENTION TO THE BEGINNER

In china painting Is given BY Mr. Peter Bugen at ceramic Aft
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