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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-20
SEA AQUARIUM
CROWD MAGNET

Amonx tire interesting and en-
PERTAINING rcsass ~ sntsress near
Tacoma IL the Deep Sea aquarium
and museum at ssltsss point.
s,eiisccesn. IA miles southwest ~
Tacoma A collection ~ live
animal flowers snensonss w
wonderful 50 well az beautiful.
Tho flowers have all shapes and AL
type. % colos. Thts. FOR the pas-
peso ~ acquiring food. sines hing
csFniverous ard glutetcwnus and
attached to rick. they must
attract feed
Even lower orders ~ lsfe are
attracted ny beauty and ccsos. ANY
bit ~ life coming In contact with
petals or teHtscles 81 these hsau-
tlnn flowers sticks fast and arr
drawn In or swallowed.
Their method rf prppagstion 10
also remarkable. They attach the
embryo 10 the feed in the stomach.
eelch II zap and u srasi,stes to tho
bottom. sunsstinT on this fessd
until II develops 10 = state where
u can attrse, and hatch Sta own.
Everything on lard seems 10
have its counterpart or likeness IN
tho sea. even cute little pig fish.
sea feathers. called sea psHs
because they resemble the quiIl
pen. tsed in olden timea
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plete outing accommodations -
reached from the mountain high
way via Elbe and Packwood.
Just to mention a few OF the
nearer recreation centers on lakes
and Puget Sound reached by well
known roads within a very little
driving time are Angle Lake
Plunge ,Gaffney's on Lake Wilder
ness. Sievert's park on Surprise
Lake, Lake Lucerne, Redondo
Beach, Benbow Lakes near Kapow-
sin, Spring Beach and Lisabeula on
the Vashon Island shore Of West
Passage. Heisers on Shadow Lake
east of Kent. North Lake, Spana-
way Park, Flowers Park on Lake
Fenwick, Clayt Smiths and
Lakedge, both on Steel Lake; Flam-
ing Geyser Park, Raymer's on Lake
Retreat. Steilacoom. Five Mile and
American Lakes. right here at
home, and on Puget Sound islands
a little to the north. Tafts The
Willows on Llmni Island and
Camp Grande on Camano Island.
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vARWTv a. nHCunATJ0N
Roller skating. dancing M
cooked dipn<rs nrs sosse ~
,he fsssmes a tleissr's - Dna6rw
lake.
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the experience Of summer vaca-
tons and wherever one goes. the
snapshot record. as preserved on
prints OF Photographic negatives,
is one that In later years really
tells the story Of what happened
and where.
Vacation scenes are best pre-
served. Neumeyer asserts. In the
Crystalike "Dekls'- modern prints
which set the picture of as II
engraved. and finished wit h
deckle-edged borders.
More than 80 dealers and stores
in Tacoma and Pierce county are
local community representatives
for this service which includes
dating on the back OF each print
TO insure the resord Of when the
photograph was taken.
In Neumeyers plant Ia the latest
in equipment for automatic photo
laboratories on the Pacific coast
automatic printers. hypo fixers
and print washers. drying ma
chimes and automatic charging
cameras for not only regular but
miniature pictures.
These products Of miniature
cameras hav~ created a new trend
and Crystalike Is prepared 10 deal
with II TO insure greatest success
with the candid" camera equip
ment. New provisions for this
trade include fine grain developer
prepared specially for candid cam
era film: no blurs and clear pie
lures are assured.
In connection with a contest for
its patrons. Crystalline has pur-
chased 5000 Golden Jubilee
stamps issued by the Young Mems
Business club OF Tacoma. and one
OF these stamps. with the firms
imprint. will be inserted In the en-
velope Of each order upon the plant
for rs cents or more. There are
20 stamps In a series. Neumeyer
In offering 800 in cash prizes 10
these Photographic stamp eollse-
tors and will be- glad TO explain the
details. A circular In available At
the dealers. telling about eondi-
tons and rules
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RANCH TO OPEN
WITH BIG R0DE0

The grand opening n tho Lazy
r Guest Ranch located near
Ellenshurg will be marked with
plenty of excitement according 10
Or. Morrill, J. Morris. owner and
manager. lie has planned real
rodco that viii do justice to all
western traditions. with cowboys
engaged in trick riding. bulldog.
ging and other exhibitions This
big event viii take place Sunday.
May 2sth. and Tuesday. May 5oth,
Billy Whitehead. rope expert and
trick rider. will be at the ranch
all summer TO teach riding and to
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onlSlS, this EaclIlc NORTHWEST,
mountains, woodlands. lakes.
now TO every man, woman and
days or a few weeks TO spend
cares of the workaday world.
Harbor from Point Defiance. fol-
low the navy yard highway to Port
Orchard and Bremerton, thence
drive TO Seabeck and ferry across
Hood canal to Brinnon. and there
you are, right in the Olympic
country. Or instead. drive around
Pacific highway via Olympia and
take either the Shelton branch. the
Grsys Harbor highway to the ocean
beaches. or cut back to the Hood
Canal hook via Union. Or. having
driven TO Port Orchard. swing left
over the navy yard route TO Union
along the hook Of the canal.
Olympic Attraction
Alderbrook Inn is one Of the
most popular places near Union.
Holly resort. at Holly. is another
easily reached. Or farther up the
canal via Quilcene one reaches the
northern section of the olympic
peninsula with Port Angeles as a
gateway TO Lake Crescent with its
Lake Crescent tavern and Rose
mary Inn. and to Olympic Hot
Springs. Sol Due Hot Springs.
Waumila lodge on the Elwha river.
and other retreats thickly scat
tered along the Olympic loop.
Westward from Crescent to La
Push and Mora on the ocean shore.
the highway winds southwark
across the Hob and other rivers
to reach Lake Quinsult with its
fine hostelry, The Quinault," and
Amanda park where Housekeeping
cottages may be rented. Also at
Quinault is the key to the En-
ehanted valley lodge and Graves
Creek lodge. operated by the olym-
pic Recreation Co.
Whether rounding this loop or
going west from Tacoma via Grays
Harbor or southwest toward Will
apa harbor, the vacationist is sure
to run smack up against the surf
of the Pacific ocean and the signs
that point TO China 5000 miles
away across the briny deep.
Copalis beach, reached through
Aberdeen and Hoquiam, offers
hotel and cabin accommodation
fishing. clam-digging and even air
plane rides.
II the rugged mountain-and-
forest scenery of the Cascades is
the appeal, there's Mount Tacoma $
great II ,40S-ft. peak. towering over
all competitors and dominating
Rainier National Parks many at
| fractions national playground
4 If there ever was one. Off the
beaten track in this area is Ohana-
pecosh Hot Springs with its COM
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Pacific Northwest Is Truly
Paradise for VaCatiOnists

What a paradise for vacat
and miles and miles of its
streams and bays are calling
child with a few hours. a few
away from city drudgery AND
There's no end Of pleasant picnic
spots, or summer camps. or way
side retreats to suit all manner
Of tastes, all sizes Of poeketbooks.
IT IL up TO the individual to take
his pick. whether he wants luxury
or the westerners undenied right TO
rough it if he pleases.
All he needs TO do is to choose
his destination, his method OF get
ting there and fit them to his purse
and the time at his disposal. In
all directions there's fishing, boat
ing, swimming. horseback riding,
hiking, golfing 80 all the active
sports-and plenty of quiet places
for complete quiet and relaxation.
Tacoma district people and their
guests from far away may choose
to go one direction or another for
mountain climbing, or select an
other for bathing in the Pacific
ocean surf and find conditions as
they please for the most rugged
exercise or the most intense soli-
tude. That's the beauty of living
in such a land as this.
To the west, between us and the
Pacific ocean, lies the vast Olym-
pic wilderness with all its means for
outdoor enjoyment-Hood Canal.
Lake Crescent, Quinault lake, all
surrounding the towering friendly
peaks and trails Of the rugged
mountain range itself and all ac-
cessible by splendid automobile
roads and horseback and hiking
trails.
To reach this wonderland the
routes are several: Ferry to Gig
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Crystalike Photo Service
Aids Record of Vacations

An important adjunct TO vaea-
tioning is the service provided by
the Crystalike Photo service.
owned and operated by George
Neumeyer at 5l2 So. 9th st, just
below Tacoma ave.
Pictures are a definite part of
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Launch Service
To Sprinq Beach

y. X Ritz. manager Of Spring
Beach. announces that the launch
Yankee Boy" has started week
end service 10 the popular vsshoD
Island reach The boat leaves 1T.
Defiance Saturday and Sunday a.
10 a. M. and lis p m.
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take charge % trips into tho near
by mountains from tho ranch.
The opening celebration. 60 start
at p m. wiii bring into cam-
petition cowboys ffom the Lazy v.
and adjoining ranches In = ~hIfl-
wind exhibition Of cowboy skull.
Opening for the first time this
year a. a guest ranch. tho prop.
erty will offer Accommodations for
% guests, Dr. Morris said.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-20

What paradise for vacationists this Pacific Northwest
d miles and miles of its mountains, woodlands lakes
reams and bays calling to every man, and
lid with few hours few days few weeks to spend
from city drudgery and of the workaday world
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Hurry u ont % pisee 90 . vees-
tson journey. and while tn~ care
free spirit prevails u should he
tempered with caution IN driving
an automobile.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-18

Inc HfN bNiiolhk Consists OF
basement and one floor. the latter
having floor space 60 by 30 feet
with a stage and dressing rooms.
the illumination being indirect.
The floor is OF white oak and came
from the oaks pavilion when that
structure was changed 10 a
skating rink The dining room and
kitchen arc situated in the base
ment. which runs the full length
of the building
Erection of the building was
started last MAY when otto REESE.
active granger and member Of Nc
Milln grange dug the basement
with his tractor. This. as well a.
most OF the other labor. was do
mated The hall Is situated on
two-acre tract which viii be
graded and gravelled later.
Unity lodge No. IS I. o. o. F.
and its sffiliates. Schuyler Colfax
lodge of Rcbekahs. the Junior
Odd Fellows and Theta Rho Girls.
viii be hosts Tuesday night nj Odd
Fellows hall for gathering Of
neighboring lodges meeting here
as a part OF n good VIII tour
Arrange Program
Mrs Eldred Hansen and Mrs.
Ralph NanDyke of Schuyler Col.
fax lodge have arranged the pro-
gram. The Unity lodge commit
Tee is composed OF Austin Dodd.
Roy Fay and Axel Erickson and
refreshments will be served by
group composed Of Mrs. w NJ.
Mrs Florence Brown,
Mrs Ina Baltuff. Mrs William
Noight, Mrs. Ray Barnes and Mrs
Floyd Brown The Tacoma lodge
will aid IN putting on the pro.
gram.
Friday night at o'clock at Odd
Fellows hall Schuyler Colfax lodge
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INSURANCE BILL
JOLTED IN SENATE
By Pierre


IVY AAte"s ttRfs "fhtt RTtfff
CAPITOL Olympia ruyslmp's
sen. Ted Schroeder ess disap-
pointed Thursday when his com.
rulsory automobile Insurance bill
vas shuntsd 10 the insurance com.
mlttse. but ne will try sgsin to
persuade the senate 10 pass the
measure.
!, would provide thai all auto
is,s should pay Al additional s7so
for liability Insurance personal
injury 10 othcfsl WHEN buying
their state licenses
Why don't YOU gise the auto.
mobile association q deed 10 the
ststef' osustiealiy commented
sen. kebel Murphy Of Spokane.
1t would he Just a. ridiculous ~
Is this bill"
Schroeder insisted his proposal
was sound. based ON figures drawn
up after five years investigation.
lie beat down an amendment TO
make the fee $3.50. asserting S2.ao
fees would provide the state with
reserve fund Of $500. 600 and
enough 10 meet all claims
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viii hold social meeting with
Mrs. Eyangcline Watson In charge
OF The program. Tho refresh
ments committee includes Mrs c
c Asher Miss Ida Anderson and
Mrs. Gay nrnnquist
Jimmie rselan. football coach
at University Of Washington. and
Royal BrOugham. Seattle sports
writer. were guest speakers al the
kiwsnis club lunch eon Thursday.
The men occupied the platform at
the same time and exchanged
opinions on sports In general.
Other guests were members of the
Active club Or Frederick l.,
Soheyer Of the program committee
introduced speakers
Nj. and Mrs. T. l.. ceen and
daughter and son-in-law. Mr. and
Mrs. W s Flick OF the Frultiand
district Will leave Saturday for
Olympia where they will he guests
Of Ora Afcfhaugh on the occasion
OF MS birthday.
Dan Renaa Of Lcduo. Alberta,
Canada. Is CUES, of has nephew, J.
j. Hammormeistcr. and family OF
1910 9th 81. S. W Mr. Renas was
visitor in the Puget Sound area
IL years age.
Mrs. William Angelina ot MeMil-
lin, who recently underwent a
major operation at 81. Josephs
hospital, has returned home.
Private funeral services will he
held Saturday morning at IL
o'clock al the Wrigiey and Glenn
ents chapel for Ole A. Groves, 10,
who died at tho family home. 7O2
18th At S W. Thursday. Inter-
ment viii be in Falkland csme-
terry.
Groves came here from Montana
In 1923 and Ia survived by a step
son. o l.. Groves of Roy.
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THE CORE
POSTPONE MELTING

Because repairs are being made
to the armory. there will be no
meeting Of the Mai r. NJ. Brown
Camp No. ~. United Spanish War
Veterans, until Feb. n.
Ross d. wright, NJ. D.. an.
nounces reentering surgical prac-
hce. giving attention To sno.rectnl
diseases. Med. Arts bldg, MAN
zzo2. fadv,J
ALLOTMENT FROM WA
Sen Homer r. Bone announced
In Washington. u. e. yesterday
presidential approval Of wPA
allotment Of H.707 to improve the
fish hatcherieh in Elgin. Pierce
county.
DR. Albert Ehrlich announces he
has taken over the practice Of Dr.
James A. La Casa, 1912 Med. Arts
Bldg. MA 210s. Res. BIZ 2isi. adv.
ELECT TIRE. At LINCOLN
Students at Lincoln high school
on Thursday elected Frank Heis-
enberg Az vice president Of the
Associated Student Body. The
sophomore class named Stan Warp
vice president of the class, ana
ayfs Gordon ran unopposed 10 win
the office OF secretary.
World. Best Butter. Cow
Butter Store -tAdy)
NOMINATED ron p. ~
Endocls u. Lssch yss nominated
Thursday by President Roosevelt
for postmaster A. stellaeoon.
Fruit trees, rose bushss snriibs.
Puget Sound Nursery. s2oi Pse.
adv
CARD FATTY friday
The Tacoma Soeisty for the
Hard of Hearing viii mold q card
party Friday ., Z y. m. In Mac
csbsss hail, 18th and Pacific. The
general public 10 invited
Spring FloWsrs--Hlnr Florists
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Axe Pension union Sunday eve
ming his subject being Pension
systems in Sweden Other speak
ers VII be Sen. y. 7. Atkinson of
King county. Reps. Barney Jack
son and Gerald Dixon, Tacoma.
and Or. Allen Emerson.
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oAxD rAsIY fx,DAY
TO NAME COMMITTEE

The regular meeting II the Fed
GRAFTON Of improvement; clubs viii
BE- held Friday evening in the
council chambers AZ the city ball
Committee appointments for the
year vii be- announced.
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y CHILDREN WE'D
SHERBRookE. Que.-w.

SHERBROokE. Que.-with the
recent marriage Of daughter.
Geraldine. Aviis pcrreault. ~
year-old father of q children. at
tended the 22d wedding OF his i'm
mediate family. Twenty-one were
married.
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Asplund to Speak
To Pension Union

Oscar Asplund executive menu
be- Of the Swedish Order q Vasa.
wi speak 20 members q the Old
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Fruitland Grange Hall to
Be Opened Friday Night

tNALLtP-0penng its new home. Fruand grange
will hold its first meeting Friday night in the recently
peted hall Cherry ST in the Woodland rutand district
The public opening has been set for Saturday evening March
l. when dancing and other festivities will be features,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-26
Mrs. F. A.. Cole
Honors Board
President of Women's
Democratic League
Is Hostess Friday

Mrs. Frank A. Cole enter
tanned Friday at her home on
South Grant with a luncheon,
honoring members of the
executive board of the Pierce
Women's Democratic
League. Mrs. Cole, who is
president of the league, was
assisted by her granddaugh-
ter, Mrs. Jack Hamilton, and
by Mrs. l.. w. Craig.
A flat centerpiece of purple
pansies, yellow nasturtiums and
snapdragons centered the lace
covered luncheon table and yellow
and white roses were used in
decoration of the living room. Fol-
lowing the luncheon, the board
members discussed plans for the
coming club year.
Board members invited to enjoy
the hospitality of the occasion were
Mesdames Calvin Stewart, Robert
Ballard, Stuart Elliott, James H.
Egan, Thomas Yingling, j. D.
Fletcher, c. F. Elsbree, A. N. Van
Slyke, w. S. Burroughs, ]. Frank
Hobbs, Harry Johnston, John
O'Meara and L. w. Craig.
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To Give Farewell
Sermon on Sunday

Rev. A. s. Berg, pastor Of olivet
Lutheran church. So. 18th and X
SITS. will preach his farewell SER
mon after a ministry of about six
years Saturday. Rev. and Mrs.
Berg and daughter Alice Ruth. will
leave by train Monday evening.
During his passionate the church
has grown numerically and a
stronger English program has been
built up. Rev. Berg came here in
1888 from Trinity Lutheran in
Brooklyn, N. Y, and has also held
pastorates in Chicago, ILL.,, and
Minneapolis, MINI.
Rev. Berg has been called as
dean of the Bible Institute at Oak
Grove Seminary, Fargo. N. D.. a
position which will include teach
ing, Bible Conference work and
evangelism.
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At the party on Thursday the
table was particularly beautiful
with its setting of mirrors on
which were figurines representing
a wedding procession. On the cor
ners of the centerpiece were slen-
der fern stocks set in miniature
flower pots filled with rice and
lighted by candles. The ices were
pink, blue and white nodded as
miniature brides with matching
cakes at each place.
For bridge, favors were won by
Mrs. Joel Grindee and Mrs. Pres
ton Onstad.
The guests were Mrs. Richard
Buffelen, Mrs. Preston Onstad, Mrs.
Joel Grindee, Mrs. Russell Johnson,
Mrs. Deane Pettibone, Mrs. Harold
Gustafson, Mrs. Lawrence Turnbull,
Miss Margaret Foley, Miss Mary
Harrison, Miss Margaret Manley,
Miss Mildred Manley, Miss Martha
Harrison, Miss Florence Murphy,
Miss Mary Main and Miss Foley.
Guests at the Sunday morning
breakfast will include Miss Frances
Portman, Miss Margaret Foley,
sister of the honored guest and
Miss Grace McDaniels, both of
Seattle, Miss Mildred Manley, Miss
Katherine Manley, Miss Martha
Harrison, Mrs. Lawrence Tnrnbull,
Mrs. Deane Pettibone and Miss
Isabel Brebner. =.
At the Monday evening surprise
shower were Mrs. Dalton Thorne,
Mrs. Dele Gunnerson, Mrs. Ken.
meth Tanning, Mrs. Stanley War
don of Bremerton, Mrs. Preston
Onstad, Mrs. Harold Gustafson,
Mrs. Carl Wheeler, Mrs. Mark
Whitman, Mrs. John Powder, Miss
Foley, Miss Elaine Montgomery
and Miss Frances Anderson.
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Miss Hackerd Wed In Quiet
Ceremony On Saturday
Rev. Henry Victor Morgan Reads Ceremony in Church
Of The Healing Christ Saturday Afternoon at 2:3o
O'clock; TO Make Home Here After Trip

Autumn tones of gold and brown were chosen by Miss
Gladys Lindsey Hackerd, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. A. R.
Hackerd of Sales Road, for her wedding ensemble on Saturday
afternoon at 2:30 o'clock when she became the bride of Mr..
Paul j. Van Buskirk, son of Mr.. and Mrs. r. J. Van Buskirk,
in the church of the Healing Christ. Rev. Henry Victor
Morgan read the ceremony.
Mrs. Van Buskirk's suit was slightly tailored and with it
she wore deep brown accents. Her flowers were orchids.
The chancel of the church was son and Mrs. Frances Halstead
decorated in pastel gladiol. Organ sang Because" and "n For You"
music was played by Brooks Will The bride was attended only by
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BRIDE ELECT IF SEPTEMBER 2 IS INSPIRATION FOR les
Miss Eleanor Foley Often
Entertained At Showers
VIII Be Honored at Breakfast on Sunday Morning.; Two
Affairs Given During Week for Fianeee
of Mr.. William Merritt Adams

Though summer is threatening to make its traditional
break into autumn, the whirl of parties for young and attrac-
tive summer brides is continuing to be a merry one and one
of the most feted is Miss Eleanor Elizabeth Foley, whose mar
riage to Mr.. William Merritt Adams will be solemnized in q
quiet ceremony on the morning of September 2 in st. Patrick's
church.
For Miss Foley. Mrs. Lawrence Turnbull and Mrs. Deane
Pettibone were hostesses at a spode shower and dessert bridge,
Thursday evening at Mrs. Turnbulls apartment. The pre-
ceding Monday a club of which Miss Foley is a member enter
tanned at the home of Mr.. Mark Whitman in Puyalup, and on
Sunday a breakfast will be given by Miss Mary Harrison, 1920
No. 18th, and Miss Margaret Manley of Seattle at Miss Harri-
sons home.
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Merrill Jackson
Taken By Death

Merrill Robert jackson. 50. own
er and proprietor Of jackson Auto
Top company, 1877 So. Tacoma
ave, was stricken Saturday morn
ing At his home. 11o2 So. Washing
ton It
He was . member Of Royal
Arcanum.
A native Of Illinois. jackson had
resided In Tacoma IS years. coming
here from Vancouver. B. C.
He leaves his wife, =. Grace Jack
son. Of the home: two daughters,
Mrs. Filing Benson Of Oakland.
Calf, and Mrs. G. 7. O'Sullivan Of
San Francisco, Calf. A sister. Mrs.
Charles Pentcoff Of Belvidere, ILL.,,
also survives.
Funeral announcements viii be
made by Mellinger's
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her sister, Miss Dorothea Hackerd,
who wore a Pacific blue suit with
headband of talisman roses and
swansonia.
Mrs. Hackerd chose for her
daughters wedding a dress of green
lace and the bridegroom's mother
wore black. Their corsages were
of mixed flowers.
After a short wedding trip Mr..
and Mrs. Van Buskirk will make
their home at 1909 So. 41st st.
Mrs. Van Buskirk is a graduate of
Lincoln high school.
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Dr.. Means TO Speak at
First Methodist

Morning worship at First Metho-
dist church Sunday will feature
DR.. Paul B. Means as guest speak
err. DR.. Means Is a new professor
in the English department at the
College of Puget Sound for the
coming year.
He has taught in colleges Of the
east, and for the last several years
has been active in the Malaga con-
ference of the Methodist church.
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JUST THE CORE


(adv.l
aPEEPNG TOM. EsCAPEs
Reports Of = "peeping Tom"
providing in the 1900 block on So.
Thompson ave. Friday night sent
police to the scene In = vain hunt
for the suspect. thought to have
fled In alarm before the officers
arrived
Two pounds Sunrise eoffee. 15c
Chr Butter stosA, adv.