The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 7, 1924, Page 11

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B., with Mrs. Rice and his son, together with Fred Robinson, secretary, and Murray Hulbert, of the ocial ; mittee, will be fet t Wednesday mo _—the picture magnificent the Popular Novel by Radford Warren ing, when they t Lawton ay Friday | of sports, | fort team); }and Lincoln t an eve-| ning dinner Foreign cot be guests | rtising forum of the} rtising club will be held | } in the Chamber of | Commerce assembly room. | Members of the Husky téam from jthe University were guests at noon Friday of the Chamber of Commerce, prior to the game with California Saturday. A bigs fn resolutic Reserve Offic one of the agents for Seauine Kryptok curved for near and far vixion. for 10 Days—Lower very time warm coats are needed, styles, Every coat well tailored. seven as pictured. 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