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The Joker club met Friday eve­
ning ut the home of Mrs. Clara
Burkholder. The hours were pleas
antly spent, five hundred being the
diversion. High scores were made
by a number of the guests and
members of the club. A delicious
iwo-coucse luncheon was served. In­
vited guests for the affair were:
Mrs. J. Q. Willits, Mrs. B. F. John­
son, Mrs. F. L. Grannis, Airs. W. A.
Garoutte, Mrs. O. W. Hays, Mrs. H.
K. Metcalf, Mrs. T. C. Wheeler,
Mrs. D. J. Scholl, Mrs. H. A. Miller,
Mrs. D. H. Hemenway. Mrs. L. L.
Harrel, Mrs. 8. B. Brand, Mrs. J. P.
Graham, Mrs. E. W. Armes, Mrs.
Elbert Bede, Mrs. Amelin Currin,
and Mrs. Lydia Stouffer. Members
of the club who were present were: I
Mrs. C. H. VanDenburg, Mrs. C. E.
Frost, Mrs. lima Beager, Mrs. O. M.
Miller, Mrs. A. 8. Powell, Mrs. W.
E. Lebow, Mrs. H. II. Veatch, Miss
Myrtle Kem, Miss Lula Currin and
Mrs. Fay O. Allison.
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Most informal and delightful
among the week’s club meetings
was the meeting of the H. D. S.
club on Friday evening, when mem
i bens of the club were guests of Mr.
and Mrs. 8. 8. Ltisswell. Mr. and
Mrs. T. G. Hudtell were invited
guests of the club. The hours wera
occupied with five hundred, high
honors being secured by Mr. and
Mrs. Roy Short. Delicious refresh
ments were served.
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Mrs. 8. S. I^asswell was hostess
on Tuesday for the regular luncheon
of the Tuesday Bridgo club. Mrs.
Roy Romaine, of Portland, who is a
house guest at the home of her
mother, Mrs. A. W. Kime, was an
invited guest. Mrs. C. J. Kem, Mrs.
W. II. Daugherty and ‘ Mrs. ~
F. ’ L.
Grannis were admitted to momber-
ship at this meeting.
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The Social Twelve club mot last
Thursday afternoon at tho home of
Mrs. IL A. Miller. The hours were
most pleasantly spent in social con­
versation and nt needle work. De­
lightful refreshments were served.
Mrs. O’Neil was an invited guest
for the afternoon. Mrs. Mabel Mer­
ryman will bo hostess for the club
nt its next meeting which is to be
held January 31.
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Tho executive committee of the
Tanglefoot club will entertain tho
members of the club Tuesday eve-
ning at a dance to bo held in Phil-
lips hall.
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The Tuesday Study club will meet
next week with Mrs. George Mat
thews.
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Mrs. C. A. Kurre will entertain
the members of the Tillicum club
next Wednesday evening.
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The LnComus chib will meet next
Tuesday afternoon nt the home of
Mrs. 11. B. Griggs.
SOCIETY
ARCADE THEATER
WEEKLY PROGRAM
Thu., .Jan. 24—“Crooked Alley,” with an
all-star cast. A Universal attraction. In­
ternational News and “Felix, the Cat.”
Eri., Jan. 25—Harry Carey in “The
Miracle Baby,” a smashing, roaring, big­
action drama, glowing with romance, whirl­
ing with adventure where men are quick
with guns and lists. And a comedy, “The
Walkout.”
Sat.., Jan. 26—John Gilbert in the famous
story by Richard Harding Davis, an adven­
turous romance of two souls adrift, “The
Exiles.” Comedy and Educational.
Sun.-Mon., Jan. 27-28—The year’s un-
challenged comedy drama, “Going Up,”
starring Douglas MacLean. A side-splitting
lesson in flying. When the propeller starts
tin1 fun begins a whizzing screen comedy.
And other pictures.
Tues.-Wed., Jan. 29-30—“The Abysmal
Brute,” starring Reginald Denny, with an
extraordinary cast including Mabel Juli­
enne Scott, Hayden Stevenson and Buddy
Messinger. It’s Jack London’s most sen­
sational story. It’s Denny’s greatest pic­
ture. And a comedy.
'Phu., Jan. 31—Hoot < libson in “Blinkey,”
a Mexican border story. International
News ami comedy.
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$25 00
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$15 00
Third Prize
10.00
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Mrs.
George
Matthews,
Mrs.
Charles Beidler and Mrs. Mary
Smith will entertain the members
of tho Constellation club this after­
noon in the banquet room of Ma­
sonic temple.
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The Kensington club will hold
their regular meeting tomorrow af­
ternoon.
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The Jolly club will hold another
of their “jolly dances’’ tomorrow
Refresh-
evening in Phillips hall. ~
ments will bo served.
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Mrs. J. H. Chambers was at home
to a few intimate friends Wedncs-
day afternoon of last week. Tho
hours were pleasantly spent in so
eitil conversation and at neodlowork.
Dainty refreshments were aervod.
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Mrs. I’ete Nelson will entertain
the 8. T. 8. club Wednesday nfter-
noon.
meeting, a delightful two course
luncheon was served. Mrs. Allison
will entertain the club at its next
meeting which will be held Febru­
ary 18. The past matrons and past
patrons will have their evening
February 22 at the regular meeting
of the Eastern Star chapter.
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Lynx Hollow Society.
The L. A. H. club met with Mrs.
Fletcher England ut Walker Wed­
nesday of last week. There was a
large attendance. An old fashioned |
quilting was enjoyed, after which
a pleasing program was given and
dainty refreshments were served,
'rhe guests of honor were Mrs.
Sowers, of Cottage Grove, and Mrs.
Adam Smith and Mrs. Mary Smith,
of Walker
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Divide Society.
A very pleasant party was held
Saturday evening, January 12, in
the Divide dance hall, the occasion
being the birthday anniversaries of
Massimo and Bonnie Perini. The
Why Mr. N. Windsor (R. I.) Put Up
with Rat« for Year«
■'Years «o I got some rat poison. which «"b
killed our fine watch dog. We put up with rau
until a triend told me about Rat-Snap. It .<«ely
killa rau. though house peu won’t “^h ‘t
K*t»
dry up and leave no smell. Prices. 35c, 65c. .1-J
Sold and guaranteed by
t
Kt At ’£> roK DRUGS.
MOTHERS—
Why allow ■•snuffle«” and stuffy,
wheezy breathing to torment voui
Babies when quick relief follow«
the use of
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No Narcotic«
ONSTIPATION
C
goes, and energy, pep and
vim return when taking
CHAMBERLAIN’S
TABLETS
Keep stomach sweet—liver active­
bowels regular—only 25c.
“I Got Real Mad when I Lost My
Setting Hen,” write« Mr«. Hanna,
N.J.
‘■When I went Into our barn and found my best
setter dead I got real mad. One package of Rat.
„ apc^1^e^.b’l r*ti. Poultry raiaer» should use
Kat-Snap, ’ Cornea in cakes, no mixing. No smel]
from dead rats. Three sixes. Prices. 35c. 65c. I1JS.
bold and guaranteed by
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IMPERIAL
B arber S hop
Hair Bobbing and
Shampooing
Barber work in general ;
special attention to children.
630 Main, P. 8. Bukowski, Prop.
A New Pay Day for
Thrifty People
E\\ PAY ROLL for many families has
been created during the past few years.
IT IS A PAY RGLL which brings sub­
stantial amounts to those enrolled—as
regularly and as dependably as the ar­
rival of the seasons of the year.
Mr». Oliver Jones was hostess at
a delightful dinner party Sunday
evening, tho occasion being the
birthday anniversaries of Mr. Jones
and Mrs. Arthur Leonard. Music
and games furnished amusement for
tho evening hours. Mr. and Mrs.
John Sport's, Ray Weldon and tho
members of the two families were
present to enjoy tho affair.
YOU CAN GET YOUR NAME ON THIS PAY ROLL
ANI) STAY THERE AS LONG AS YOU PLEASE.
Mrs. lima Beager had as dinner
guests Sunday Mr. and Mrs. George
Knowles, A. R. Spearow and Wil
linm Thum.
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The Methodist ladies’ aid society
met yesterday in the church par
lors, with Mrs. C. A. Cooley. Mrs.
H. B. Breedlove, Mrs. James Buc­
hanan and Mrs. Harry Hart as host-
('.»•ses.
Mrs. IL B. Griggs was pleasantly
and completely surprised last Thun
day afternoon, when about twelve
of her friends dropped in on her.
I'ho guests presented Mrs. Griggs
with a b<*autiful jardiniere with an
Elegant issimo fern for her now
home. Refreshments of pie a la
mode and coffee, which were fur
nished by the guests, were served.
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Mr». R. I*. Stewart’s Sunday
school das« of
_
_
the
Presbyterian
church h met Friday evening with
Mi»» r
• • Galloway
' "
Rachel
for the pur
I’ '»« of organizing themselves into a
club to meet monthly. The follow
mg officers were elected: Dorothy
Fads, president; Rachel Galloway,
vice president : Dorothy Cooper, sec
rotary and treasurer. By the next
meeting the girls expect to have a
name »elected for their organila
Ition.
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Mrs \ndrcw Brand t entertained
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■ the Past Matrons’ club Monday af-
' ternoon in the banauct room
“
of the
j Masonic temple. A bust
iu»ineu meeting
was * held,
* * _ at whieh the following
.ffiver» were
wen' elected:
eh,ted: Mr».
Mn &
8. V.
V
\lliwn. president: Mrs. G. M Seott,
I vice president; Mrs. J. P. Graham,
reelected »ev ret arv and treasurer.
Mrs. Herbert Eakin presented the
club with a large mirror, whieh will
, be donated to the Eastern Star
¡chapter.
Following the buxine»»
hall was beautifully decorated with drooping tree. Dancing and cards
fir boughs, the center pillar, side were the diversion. Music was fur
walls and the ceiling being entirely nished by the Periui brothers and
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as to give t he__jippct£ranc£__of__a
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