The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 31, 1925, Page 13

a nee nt acensetnenseticti nc FRIDAY, JULY e Seattle Society Edited by Lillian Keen LeBallistay, Telephone MA in-0600 Assistant—Laura Emory Mrs, Humphrey to Entertain at Sunset ( Informal Luncheon for Wisconsin House Guests Agham, Mrs. Truax Will Give oo 8 Small Luncheon William Howe to : » Canadian Girl Mrs. W, M. H wr,| Dinner at Home —_— Watch for the News that appear in ments will prove a big help to you. able habit of always reading Monsons —it pays. BORDEN'S BAGLE MILB ay LOC nur SN rand Delicious for hot cakes dya-th et ean &£G SOAP Lipton’s Tea CANE SUGAK ct 4 7 c ROOF GATDEN CHOCOLATE eae. 23c talinn C..& H 100-Ib. cooked Medium Large ( ey Fisher’s Blend FLOUR %."; 63c Van Camp’s Pork & Beans Always have o quantity on hand, for everyone loves (Sarueoat\ pis Beans nre rendy to serve —good rither hot 4-07 or cold. If you R can prefer them hot, Le ibe simply heat the \ can In hot water TURES can rc A hor ts Pad SS BD can ‘ALIFORNIA SOLID PACK TOMATOES cam. 2 tor $1.00 VAN CAMP’'S TOMATO Chowder SOUP PALMOLIVEE | APRICOTS SOAP | Good quality California Abitsis in heavy syrup— Jarge cans— $1.00 | 6... $1.00 (Limit $1.00) (Limit 6) Figs, Tb. Underwood's Clam 15 Cakes for 6419 Rollard Av Sixth Ave. W. and MeGraw St. way North rd Ave, and 1, 4 Blewett St. TIT W. Green Lake Way dd Ave, N. We and W. 65th 77th and We OUK SEATTLE, DOWNTOWN STORES Westlake Public Market next week's 1 : x prey oe) Star Gisectiin pint 39c SS Rae ack you wish to save as you spend, our advertise- m the profit- advertisements High Noon NAPTHA 10 Bars 39c Ith, Pkg CHURCH bottle | 320 and bak- 49 Quart ax. Quart c bottle . 63c (Limit 3) PRUNES rime Oregon Prunes— “* 69¢ Pure Cane SUGAR Sack $6.25 Valley View Brand SPINACH & Cans 35 motor t will be calor coe can I5c CITRUS tse, 25¢ a HEALTH SOMP, 3 Bars 20¢ ESSEX Bvt dor PE A S Urinal Value PAROWAX 123c LIQUID VENEER {:%, ith, 2 DROMEDARY COCOANUT i." 17cm 32c BLUING 22. “iui. 1c AMMONTA (5. TAR RUBBERS "zur" Phgs. 15c KERR ECONOMY FRUIT JARS boven $1.08 Soren $1.20 ‘oven $1.56 POST TOASTIES 3 ww 29¢ OYSTERS FIGS Choice White cream and coffe 1 be served t Faney Grade rigs, th, 22c Clon st 65 Pike St. (Qutlook Market) South End Public Market [ MRS. EDGAR A Mrs. Edgar Ames is vice president of the Music Foundation Fund, which has sponsored the Leonid Fink, Curtis Studio. Di inner at Home Tonight CLUBS Wedding Solemnized at IF I 0} a rosebu Mrs.: Albert. Edwards, the matre ot \ a frock of midnis Kies rosct Mra, Ed ta, 7 bride M Picnic Dinner by Laurelhurst Guild arm t f € ite: . inment A of Pore * ff, ¥ 4 3 c M J 3 I Hall, F 1 H Orthopedic Lunch and Thrift Shops Seahurat nd T Tre I t _ ADDITIONAL CLUBS I LADY EAGLES TO HAVE ANNUAL PIC Lady Kagle ay, August Basket lunch, Ice attl at W E, Brun, Mrs. R. E. Wegener and Mrs, Johnson the ateb velceulae deen” finance PALM CIRCLE NO. 66 Many Knights Palm Circle, No. 66, will meet Mon | wan are day, August 2 for a business and ocinl seasion. ‘This will be the only | rancHRON FOR meeting during August MUSIC ANNUAL PICNIC ey of Oxford, Ohio, who w Alki Review, No. 69, W. B. A..| president of the unteer Park Tuesday, August 4, aft-| tion in Portland in June, ernoon and evening, Bring well-filled | will be baskets, coffee will be served. l'The Olympic gee | Snelling MINNESOTA | The annual pienic of former resi-| will preside dents of Minnesota will held at] of ne Woodland Park on Saturday, August | Kelley 1h, nt 6:30 o'clock, All Minnesota peo} | Mr ple are Invited to attend and bring | of the lunch'baskets, silver, cups and plates} Kelley for members of their own party.| American Musk Coffee, cream and sugar will be Dr. and Mr served, [the summer in the Northwost, a musical pro-| T\ SCIENTISTS TO). "seit MEET AT L.A. = 1,500 Members of Chemists lent Body Expected to Gather fa’ FOR SATURDAY , has certainly come knitted coat has 7 or leas prone to classify it as a fad rather than a n fascinating appeal, but garment of preregy, utility. i practical wraps. the cool white bal- briggans with downy brushed wool collars. with these are the coats knitted of fine alpaca in the pastel tints. Sketched here ts Knitted of cuffs and pockets in a window of one of our Uz and wool in a delicate shade of rose this coat could be worn artes fall with dressy frock A lovely thing—the knitted coat! SOME OF uke 8! IARTEST WOMEN te to one’a individ S OF BL ACE: SATIN be ultra sma anyone can wear ADORABLE VOI LE FROCKS ch reasonably priced dainty sfro smart afternoons a FRANCO AMERIC AN TOUL KE TRIES ost fastidious wo A SHINGL E FOR FIFTY CENTS small amount her MARY STEELE’S Gifts for all occasions LUNCHEON | MEETING . There C. will hold | Women's day, -Ausuat ulumnae membe AND BUSINESS will be a luncheon at (oo expensive THE BUBBLE MILLINERY SAI KANSAS The Ka Sunflower club of Se S FOR WINTER sis making old cc 1, The lice cream for a 6 o'clock dinner and | will stage 4 club will furnis? sealskin cape will answer the request of furrier into a smart jacquette members gray squirrel THREAD FURNISHED ‘ Carrying around a To honor Mrs v Music Ciub given Saturday tloro cleaning, Pantorlurh Dye president of the careful housewives $ WILL PICNK ton State Federation of Music Clubs and it’s a boo that such thing t without fear of injury to their det Kelley will speak on the work | national federation NEW STYLES ARE Westlake Avo, one cannot help a definite place LEWIS WIREL new disp THE C MP and, of cou camp at f camping equipment sé who have cars shoul of the summer RATES ON REMODEL ING Of Fall hats if. they of felts and silks copy pattern hats, too. 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