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ton. and Mrs. Mary Pease, Tacoma
The judges included Mrs. Harry
Moss. Mrs. Claudia Kruse and Mr..
Jackson Sllbaugh Mrs. Anna X.
colweli. state superintendent Of tho
annual contest, presided.
a patriotic wedding was a unique
feature OF the meeting directed by
Mrs. Emma Morrison. president Of
the City Federation Of tho w G T.
u. II celebrated the union OF the
18th amendment and tho loyal Amer.
lean citizen. Mrs LinbcrEcr Scott
with Miss Maria Judd az the piano.
sang Because" and Miss Mertice
Hayes played tho wedding march.
The wedding party was led by the
little flower girl. Helen Rozzanuo.
who was followed by the maids Of
honor. the Misses Faith Bradley.
Edna Townsend. Maria Judd and
Mildred whitney
The bride. Mrs. Hester Brndcr. WIS
powned In ivory satin and bridal veil
wreathed IN orange blossoms She
carried a shower boquct OF lilies Of
the valley and white carnations, and
walked 10 the altar with Mr.. Harvey
Moss. The groom. Mr. Jay smith,
with the best man, Mr.. Martin witt
shire, from tho Marine barracks, Mr..
Orrin Madison Of Fort Lawton and
Mr.. Edward Kyle Pordcr OF tho H..
*. S. Colorado. stood with the offlci-
atlng clergyman, the Roy. o. II.
Krlcgcr of the Asbury Methodist
church. The service concluded with
the audience singing America
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hike must register at headquarters
not later than Friday. aay .?nd
New groups Organized during
week ending May rs Include
wunnshaunpa group. Mrs Flora
Schram. guardian Members Eve.
lyn Myrtle DcMorrc, Margaret Hen.
rtetta swckbridge. Margaret Maher.
Helen pooley. Marjorie poolcy. Hell
on Gihhan1t
Tiiiicum group Mrs Annie Fcssen.
den. guardian Members virginia
Fcuendou. s,ella Fcssendcn. Irlor.
cnee Anderson. Opal Goodman. Doro.
thea Summers, Evelyn Weeks. Rose
Hamrick
Tahaii group Mrs. e. \, Howard.
guardian rTacomal Members Nh.
dred Larson. Mary Van Buskirk,
Mildred erosion. Helen swanson. Ma.
bel Jones'. Mario Hclmcr. Mildred
Bcal Elmn Miller. Joscphono Gricvc.
Rcs Newman
Nisaqtin group. Mrs. Mildred NJ.
Bowman. guardian lTacomal. Mem.
hcr8- Cara Richardson, Thelma Sad.
Ter. Noweitn Howard, Clara Konl.
kion. E.lma NurnbcrE. Mildred Mitch.
ell. Airline Woods, Iovita Rurkey.
Helga Turnyall Enid sullivan.
We Temp group Blanche Irene
Could. guardian. Members Bonnie
smaplcs. Betty Funk. Irene Gould.
Dorothy Wilson. Clair Blair, Lydia
Pearl, Helen Donaldson, Barbara
McAiichael
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Weds at Point Roberts

Tho marriage OF Miss Mae Helen
Teller daughter OF Mr., and Mrs.
August Teller. OF Point Roberts. TO
Mr.. Lawrence $, Chcctham, Of Ia.
touche. Alaska. was soicmnized on
Monday afternoon, May A. at the
home OF the brides parents The
service was read hy the Rev Me
Gilfrie. 81 t.adnet. II G. al 4 o'clock.
IN the presence o. relatives and
friends
The bride given ia marriage hy
her father. was lovely In embroidered
scorgctte and her tullo veil was en-
eireled With orange blossoms
ophclia roses and lilies Of the valley
shoNcred with Cecil Drummer buds,
were In her bouquet
Miss Dorothy clifford. Of Seattle.
the maid Of honor. wore an attrRe-
tive froek OF blue gcorgotte. and
Premier roses and pink sweet peas
wero carried. Doris May winskill.
in dainty shell pink crepe dc chine
frock. made winsomo little ring
bearer. Mr.. William A, Teller. tho
brides brother. was the best man.
Mrs. Teller. the brides mother. wore
costume OF fuschla shaded geor-
gette and vlolcts for corzagc,
Before the service Mir, c, wluskill
sang Your Eyes Have Told Me- and
Mrs. s. Brown. of r.aduer n c.
played the Bridal Chorus" from
I,ohcnErin for the entrance OF the
bridal party.
The home was charming with
baskets and standards or pink and
white blossoms sweet peas, roses
and snapdraguns.
Nr and Mrs Chectham lef' on a
four months motor trip thru the
South. tho bride travelling in smart
ensemble with hat TO correspond. on
their return from thsir wedding trip.
Mr.. and Mrs Chcetham viii make
their home in tatouchc. Alaska
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Yukonna group. Mrs. Helen Holl.
inRsworih. guardian loiympai. Mem.
bsrs Marie wiuifrcd Smith. Betty
Stanford. Lois Griggs. Claire Brew.
or Mary Ann OIeary Celia Marian,
Dorothy Jane Pierre. Jeanette Zae-
aincr Gene speckari. Jean Mustard.
Nissak group. Miss Isunicc Ora.
hum. guardian iSnoqualmie Faiisl.
Members Ella Sanford. Magie BUS
ter. Betty McElhoc. Marguerite Dun.
lap Mildred tenic, Eleanor Truklc.
son. Ncfna Briggs assistant guar
dian. Marian Tenant
lGRoUP BEORGANIZE.p
shuinala group. Mrs Norma ia
cohson. guardian Doty. washl.
Mcmhcra Wanda Mcmillan. Esther
! Knowles. Nellie Guensler. Jessie Arm.
hart. Lorelia Bruce, ,r.rma Jackson.
Clara Lusk, Lucille Johnson. Edna
/ Iarkin. Hazel Knowles.
The Campfire Girls Of Queen
Anne and Lincoln high schools viii
give Campfire demonstration FOR
the Gyro club on the first Thursday
In June.
/ There viii be a course IN Camp
fire leadership nj Camp scal,h from
July 18th TO 25th. This course is
open 10 any guardian. mother. or
woman interested in Campfire or in
girls, The fee is $40. n s. registra.
ton fee. payable in advance Reg.
istrations for this course are now
being received aboard cameraderlc
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Assistants Chosen
for Musical Tea

III Beta Phi Mothers club viii
give a musical tea Friday afternoon
from J until 5 o'clock NJ the home OF
the president. Mrs. corain S. shank.
in Washington park The nffuir will
he a benefit for the furnishing fund
OF tho new chapter house
In the receiving line with Mrs.
shank viii be tho past presidents Of
tho club-Nlrs. A X Fisken. Mrs.
r. o. Enrich. Mrs. Albert 4 schmm
md Mrs. Mary Hcrrig Presiding AZ
the urns viii bc Mrs James H. Chi
vert. Mrs George YourlI. Mrs L. W.
Bonney aud Mrs William r. Pad.
dock. Mrs, Arthur Trumbuli Lee
will he in charge Of the dining room.
with members OF the active chapter
serving. Barbara Jean shank viii
receive tho cards
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Orthopedic Lunch Room

Mrs. II. II. Hanlon viii be hostess
for Washington Park guild at the
orthopedic lunch room Friday, MS.
sisted by Mrs. w s Harvard. Mrs.
lloyd Spencer Mrs. F. p. wainey.
Mrs. Hall. Mrs r. r. MacWiillams.
Mrs. n q. Stern. Mrs. David Pea
cock. Mrs Bushnell Mrs. J. r.
Rhodes. Mrs. y. c. stewart Mrs.
o. G. White. Mrs. Beatiger
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0rhopedic Hospital Wa Hold Annual
affair; Washington, d. c., Guest Honored

,,sr pArE FOR the .nnuaNfoand
r,ry of the Childrcn's ortho
hospital has been SET Cor Fri
F'' 49, The affair will cello.
~. Inc founding Of tho hospital
..,A,esn years ago,
-. N, past sixteen years the
..,.s have invited friends OF tho
..'.,',a children 20 visit tho lns'l-
~. an the nrst Friday In juno,
~ they may scc what The or
..,,,,,en is doing for tho little sur
- q the Northwest and met
LAIN bring as gtft a pound or
- of anything IN the staple
~ line that children should have.
victor. viii be conducted thru
=. Aospl,al by the president OF the
...,,,,on Mrs, Georgc 7. Myers.
:. ne bOard Of trustees, Mrs, \.
-, gulliit. Mrs. Frank =, Case.
~ q r. Collins, Mrs, w r.
s.,.,ori Mrs. Henry c Ewing,
~, George W, Fischer, Mrs.
80. II. Fortson. Mrs. NJ \,
s.,,.,,,n. Miss Olive Kerry. Mrs.
,'.,,paer +. McF.wan. Mrs. John
: u,ulhn. Mrs. II. r. os,pnder
~ Frederick II Parks, Mrs II. "A.
r.-.,p. Mrs. W. \. Peters Mrs
~, II Powell. Mrs, John w Rob
=, Ms. II. ] Ramsey. MrN- G.
s,imson. MIS-. D. +. Skinner.
y. Howard p. Taylor, Mrs X.
a treat and Mrs, Frederic Hall
ghaa
Mrs. Cecil Bacon, general chair
- !, in charge OF the tea. which,
~.,,Aer permitting. viii b served
me lawn. Assisting her win
!, committees from the various
Ia They include: Refreshments.
~ sybal Hamriek. MrS. o. $.
s,,asrd Mrs.. John u. Mcintosh.
" Roy Helper. Mrs o. u. Leon
-. serving. Mrs. Samuel Leroy
GAYLORD. Mrs. Christian naymeycr,
~ lay LaChapelIe: dishes and
,,,l,x Ms. j, w. Goodwin. Mrs.
unsr Freeman, Mrs. Patrick Tam
-~uy. decorations. Mrs. ]. Il. Alex
,,s,r Mrs. Lawrence Boyle, Mrs.
,n.r, Zimmerman. Miss Mcloy,
rr.eh Mrs. Frederick n Fischer.
" Clarence A. Brown: program.
M Elmer G. waldron, Mrs, How
"a Knott. Mrs. ]. II. Robinson.
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS

woMAN's DEMOCRATIC CLUB
The Woman's Democratic club will
meet Saturday, May 22. nj y. m,
nt Moves cafeteria, Miss Edna
cranglc. newly elected president, and
her staff OF officers will preside.
Election OF executive board VIII take
place. Each member viii be asked
10 give o brief outline Of tho program
she would Ike planned for the com
Ing ycnr.
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Dinner H0RorS
Distinguished Visitor

Mr. G. u. tillopoulos. Greek con.
sui aud Mrs, lJliopoulos viii enter.
tain with a dinner Tor sixteen this
evening al tho Tennis club in honor
~ CONT N, Nanthopoulos. conscll,
leur de legation, or Washington. u,
g who Is visiting In town,
Later the guests VIII 30 20 tho
home ~ Mir and Mrs. lIliopoulos
for bridge and NAH jonEg,
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PARTIES WILL BENEFIT
cDTERtE BUILDING FUND

A series OF three bridge parties
viii be given during the summer
months by Mrs william s. Thyng at
her home. I3iS w. G2nd g. Those
will be In the form Of benefit card
pnrtics to start q Cotorio building
fund For these parties Mrs Thyng
has adopted The slogan. "a Colcrio
cottage IN 1927"
The first Of these parties viii DO
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given on Friday afternoon. June s.
~ o'clock Mrs Thyng VIII be
assisted by Mrs. p r. Tcyis and
Mrs 4 Il i.ovett. Table reservations
may be made thru Mrs. a. n. Lovctt.
AfE lrse.O572; Mrs. d. II. Tcvis,
IKE nwd 2Osl. or Mrs W s. Thyng.
KE nwd.1s2g
Early reservations arc urged. MS
each party VIII be limited to 10
tables.
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SEATTLE WOMAN RECEIVES
nTAAfnND MEDAL,

At tho annual oraioricnl contest Of
the Womcn'B Christian Temperance
Union. hold recently the diamond
medal was awarded Mrs Nolllc BEEN
Of Seattle. Abide With Mc"JSas her
subject. The four other contestants
were Mrs. ANN u. Bracket, Ia
coma: Mrs. Clara Anaorgo Fuller So
attic. Mrs. Ethel Callahan, Burling-
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Entertain al Olv,npic

Mr.. and Mrs Harry Maruuard ~
san Francisco, who camo North 60
attend the opening OF the Hotel Win,
throp Ia TRcoma. wero hosts at
dinner Of ten covers ON Wednesday
evening in tho marine room at The
olympic.
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Parties for Miss Garrison

In compliment TO Miss Linda Gar.
sscn. whose marriage 20 Mr. Joel
ccr,a viii take place IN june, Miss
rnsea ingllsh viii entertain at
brdxs and shower al her home on
ssxt Tuesday evening. and on
Wednesday afternoon. Miss Nancy
RscsIey viii entertain with bridge
"a and miscellaneous shower.
Invitations to both affairs have
ven confined TO close friends Of the
arsde-,o-bs.
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Dinner for Mr..
and Mrs. BAN

10 honor Mr. and Mrs. Ferdinand
PAN. Los Angeles. who arc In town
n short time. Mr. and Mrs, Tim
sAy Jerome will entertain with a
duner at their home on Saturday
Ssaing.
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Dance Will Honor
Hospital Graduates

The board OF directors and the
,iznai Of Minor hospital will enter
AIN the 1925 graduating class at a
arcs on Friday evening, a, the Sc
ails Tennis club.
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woMAN.s cENTrRY cLun

woMAN's CENTURY CLUB
Department and club meetings OF
the woman's Century club on Fri.
day, May %. include.
The literature and travel depart
ment at 1915 a. m. in the Y. w c.
A. The books to be reviewed by Mrs.
Caroline r. Clarke are THE Doves
Nest" THE Garden Party" Bliss
and Other Stories" as written by
Katherine Mansfield There viii also
be reading from the "Poems' OF
Katherine Mansfield by Mrs W w
Munger.
The political science department
viii meet AZ 1899 sharp in the pri
vate dining room Of the Y. w. c. A.
cafeteria. There viii be an election
OF officers and q discussion about
the program for the coming year.
The club meets In general assem-
bly at. 100 p. m I'm the auditorium
Of tho Y. w. c. a. All members arc
urged to attend aa the final revision
Of bylaws Is TO be dealt with and the
annual reports Of officers and chair
men for tho year made
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Entertains at Luncheon

Mrs. Charles Henry o'Neil enter
a1sd at luncheon on Tuesday. in
snor OF Mrs. w. stuart. who Is
ayirg shortly for California.
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Campfire Girls

The calendar for ship and Cnmp
activltirg Tor the remainder u May
include.
Thursday. May aist Regis.
ter Tor allrIiy hike AZ XIX,
hand. Friday. May q stun.
her par,y Tanday group. Mra. Eb
Nertta Campbell. guardian. satur,
day shay 81 An-eity hike at Kirk.
land Leave from Madison park i,
a35 ferry returning on 40 ferry.
Take lunch aud Be- for hot dish.
Register a. hcadquarrra by May
ssnd iloloyco Group Mo,hers tea
aboard shin rolakooath. owaipsa
and wayuhiea group at Camp
scnHh.
The Kirkland Campfire Girls viii
not an houcssea 90 tho Seattle
Campfire Girls at thr all-cty hike
.on May gard The seattle girls viii
leave Tor Kirkland on tho a.fs ferry.
from Madison park pier. taking with
them lunch and Sc FOR hot dish
TO he furnished by their husicsscs.
They VIII return on the ferry at tl0.
The Kirkland Campfire Girls arc
very fortunate in having cabin Of
their own. which is used for OVER.
nisbt trips and ih,a will be the
destination Of the hike,
al girls Wishing 70 attend this
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Mrs. Walter Fields and Airs Nal
colin Douglas arc spending few
days IN Yakima
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Bridge Luncheon
Planned

Yrs. Aubrey Martin Is planning
sase luncheon at her home on Fri
Nv afternoon. June 5. Six tables
VII Be in play,
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AUXILIARY ELITE
fglIstS All

Auxiliary Elite Rcbckuh Lodge
No. 1874 will meet at tho home of
Mrs Joseph Wclch, 5SO7Ia goth ave.
N. W.. Thursday, May q. at 8
p. m. Cards.
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Personal

Mira L * Loose who went East
short time ago ns Delegate 20
both tbc u, A. Il. and e s naurh,
Iers 81 1873 congresses. held ia
Washington b. G.. hess bcrn tbe
guest % relatives In jacksonville.
Fla. for several weeks and plans to
visit Philadelphia. Atlantic Ci,y and
New York before going to buffalo
10 spend tho summer
Mrs. James Tate Mason and Nrs.
samuel Russell have returned from
a short visit in Portland
Mrs, Thomas Bordeaux is spend
INK a few days in Victprla, y C
Mrs. Horace Compton bas 70.
turned from months visit IN the
East
Mr, and Mrs Barncttc Fisher and
their children. and Mrs William
Michael oShca. win leave Saturday
on fortuights motor trip TO Cali
fprnia.
Mrs Joseph swalwvll and grand.
daughter, Allace puthc. arc 8pcnd.
ing a few days a. Lake Chclan.
sfr. and Mr5 r : GfisWatd nnd
daughter. Miss Gensyicvc Griswsld.
have removed TO their summer
home at Beach drive on the Sound.
Mrs Bayly Hopkins Of San Fran
cisco is the guest or sir and Mrs.
Roy Dee Robinson Tor s week.
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Mrs. John W Smith will leave
Friday for New York. from where
she viii sail May IS on the United
States for an extended visit 10
Norway.
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NrERBAY PIT. 4

INTERPLAY pr. A. viii have n
~ " va Products luncheon Fri.
~, nay ~ al 2 p. m. in the
mo- No. lunch room. Mrs. A. d.
a,I,,.a IS chairman OF the affalr
'a by Mrs. II. y. Newell.
81 ELLSWORTH CIRCLE
~ q Ellsworth Circle, LADIES' Of
tn, ~ a H. will serve a { o,clock
t,nes J, ,o'' owe, by program ana
veterans hall, Armory. gag 80
CARD PARTY
''' Auxiliary to local $50 vii,
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PICNIC DINNER
By MOTHERS ellie
ws,asHINGroN BOULEVARD

=. ]. 7.
= nasninsion Boulevard w. C. r.
wv, "lll meet in the chapel, 3ist and
: ',on' Friday. May ~. at 2 p,
T" ~ Ada y. Mack will speak.
w ASSET PIT. A.
". ans regular monthly meeting Of
v,'a ASSET PIT. a. will be held
n maay May %. at 2.3O D. m. at
s,, asnooi' Convention reports and
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HsisS Baked Bean, with Pork and
Tomato SAUCE
L Heinz Baked Bein. without Tomato
Siues. with Pork Bsnss gbs
Heinz Baked BeInI in Tomato
SAUCE .withou, Mes,-P,tn1iSs
4 Linz Baked Red Eiiasy Bean,
Hsinf Peanut Butter
s Heinz Cream OF Tomato Soup
? Heinz Cream OF Pea Soup
3 Heinz Cream Of Celery Soup
9 Htinf Cooked Spighstti
10 HeinI Cooked MieMoni
~ Heinz MIner Meat
II hsinr Plum Pudding
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Women's Clubs

give the last card party Of the sea
son on Friday evening. May =, at
o'clock. at 1916 First ave.
WOMEN or
MoOSEHEART LEGION
Women OF Mooseheart Legion will
have a card party Friday. May e.
at o'clock. at the home of Mrs
Charles Brewer, 5tOs F1nh ave.
". r..
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CLUBS FOR FRIDAY
ExAgD SOCIAL AND

EWARD SOCIAL AND
LITERARY CLUB
ssTard Social and Literary club
VII NEE; Friday. May %. AZ 70. m.
the Finley Street Christian
efaseh, between 10th and 47th ayes.
The program consists OF talk
50 State Wide Flower Preserva-
kn,~ By Mrs. Martha Fiahaut; vo-
a selections BY Mrs. F.. r. Schultz.
rasins by Miss Grace Bull; vocal
SECTION by Ms. a. r. Plough:
1lano duet BY Grace and Jennie
sail- Hossesses. Mrs. X. r. Moore
aad Mrs. T.. n. Davis.
PICNIC DINNER
By MOTHERS CLUB
zsta Psi Mothers club will enter.
an with picnic dinner on Friday
r'ning, May %. at $40 o'clock. at
y chapter house. 4543 18th ave. ".
The affair will take the place Of
regular monthly meeting Of the
1ao. Those planning TO attend are
"Nsd to telephone one Of the off.
IN o. the club or Mrs. T. 81. Par.
~ NE lrse.s0s4, chairman Of the
,onfni''es in charge. Members and
Msnds ara invited
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Mrs Bayly Hopkins Of San Fran.
cisco Is tho guest or Mr and Mrs
Roy Dee Robinson Tor s week.
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y Heinz FIG Pudding
u Heinz Cherry Preserves
IS Heinz Red Raspberry Preserve,
10 Heinz Peach Preserves
~ Heinz Dimson Plum Preserves
IS Heinz strawberry Preserve,
10 Heinz Pineapple Preserves
10 Heinz Black Raspberry Preserve,
~ Heins Blackberry Preserves
~ Heinz Apple Butter
~ Heinz Cfib.hprls Jelly
- Heinz Cufrint Jelly
IS Hsins Gape Jelly
i6 Heinz Ounce Jelly
~ Hsins Apple jelly
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Feris has been busy Invent
Ing new tricks and twirlIs for
smart hats, and has decreed
that The Summer mode favor
straw or straw and silk COM
binations in great variety or
fetching shapes. These are all
here, fresh from their wrap
pings, and ready for the dash
OF Summer buds and foliage. a
ribbon or n flower. according
to the fancy OF the clever
woman. and are priced CT
for Friday at...,...,.., ID /
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Herr are Heinz 81 Varntits How many do jou kaow2

Is Heinz Dill Pickles
is Heinz Sweet Midget Gherkinf
20 Heinz Preserved Sweet Gherkin,
u Heinz Preserved Sweet Hirrd Pickles
"a Heinz Sour spieed Gherkin,
y Heinz Sour Midget Gherkin,
a Heinz Sour Mixed Pickles
IS Heinz Chow Chow Pickle
IS Heinz Sweet Mustard Pickl.
y Heinz Queen Olives
IS Heinz Minrsnilli Olives
20 Heinz Stuffed Olive,
20 Heinz Rips Olives
~ Heinz Pure Olive Oil
4, Heinz Sour Picked Onion,
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GNsIANGflI.E

remember being tho color OF my hair
some years ago.
/ ann quite sorry n this viii not
meet tho approval OF my old friends
and neighborg. II ought 10 give
them a great deitl Of pleasure, how
ever, as they can gossip about II 10
their hearts content
can't imagine Mr.. orson Gibson
living in Bradford. Ho is n very
polite gentleman and he probably
said the things that no know the
people about him would like him 80
say Unless / feel very differently
from what do now, shall never go
back 20 Bradford TO live, but under
no circumstances shall l sell the OLD
house and furniture, They aro a
part OF tho history Of my family. a
part Of Il of which | am very proud.
aa you know.
However you may toll tho Rev
smalley for me that have not MS
yet done anything TO shame my an
costry and ] do not expect TO do 80
oltho my skirts at tho present mo-
mcnt are nine inches from the
ground and my latest dinner dress
has no sleeves You may toll him
that If no wishes 20 read this letter
In church, no has my fun permission.
Sincerely yours,
MARY ALDEN PRESCOTT.
(Copyright 1919 n u,r,.t.. -,
TOMORROW-A telegram from
Ruth Burke 10 Leslie Prescott
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LETTER FROM MRS. MARY AL
DEN PRESCOTT TO PRISCILLA
BRADFORD

My Dear Priscilla;
/ confess ! was very much sur
priscd to hear from you. but l was
not surprised when l noted the con-
tents Of your letter. knew tho mo-
ment looked and found your name
at tho end OF II that I should find
something very disagreeable between
your salutation and your signature,
However, read II thru to the end.
II I, rather strange that did not
conn ri the charming. up-to-date
man e tho world whom met Mt
Atlantic Iity this summer. with tho
people OF his name 10 whom rented
my house, but, you see. no did not
mention he Ind brother. let nlono
ons who lived in Bradford Conse-
quently I did not think TO nBk him
II he was any relative OF theirs.
AS for your spreading the news in
my letter. my dear Priscilla, know
you will be only too glad 70 do so.
That Is the reason why nm writing
II 10 you. l am sorry, however that
/ shall have 20 take half your plea
sure away in telling everybody what
is in II by not forbldding you to do
80. In the first place, let me say
that nm wearing my skirts ut the
length prescribed by the best fash.
ion experts. | have gone great
deal into society In New York, At
lantlc city and Pittsburg and neither
my son nor my daughter law
would want me to look like n dowdy.
/ also have beautiful dinner
gown OF silver lace and because do
not llko the joke Nature played upon
mo by making my lovely thick hair
an ugly pepper and salt hue, 7 have
had II oxportly changed back to tho
bronze color which you viii no doubt
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"Its your turn to ask tho next
question:" said Mister Corn Dodger
to Nick.
So Nick thought and thought. ~
know something" no said after q
minute. what Is half out Of tho
house and half in tho house and
always has n pain tpnno)2 1t wears
u sash both summer and winter"
Half out of tho houso ana half
in, did you Hny," remarked tho clio.
plant Maybe you mean me. once
I tried TO go into n house and got
stuck I was half out and half In
and I couldn't move and tho harder
! pushed the more II hurt. rot
a terrible pain and -"
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So the Clown said. II know some.
thing that is black and has It's
mouth at tho top of It's head. It
has one too and one heel and ono
long leg and can 20 thru water
without getting wet"
ITS as plain as tho whlskcrs on
your face" said Puss.in Boots. ITS
n boot"
II have no whlslSors on my face. 4"
laughed tho Clown. But that's tho
right answer"
Your turn now,", said Mister
Corn Dodgor to Pussln.Boots.
Puss.in Boots was ready, so he
said Importantly: what Is little
and gray and hns n long tail and
squeaks and likes cheese and hates
cats and lives in dark holo
and -
"a mouseN' said everyone in High
links Land, just like that.
81 must have made II too easy"
Bnid Pussin.Boots. MY myl | nm