Southwest Washington labor press. [volume], April 11, 1924, Page 8, Image 8

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Who can think of spring without‘
Visioning in color, or who an picture
spring other than colorful? And thin
spring eapecinlly hu Fuhion gone
in for bright hues. The new high
shndoe that are featured this year on
knrn blue, tortoise. ”has of roux,
tile blue. nlmond green and orange.
Th Dre-o
The silouette rem-ine long.
streight, with low weiat or no mint
et ell. Omehndly he": an being
ehown, either encrusted into the
dress, with the weiet line indicated
It one or m inchee below the hips.
or in leether in the form of very ner
rpw do: eeuer belts. This style is
confined chiefly to Iportl costumes
end teiioreldrueee. Sane lull-belt
effects are W flat in to any. they
have belt- running from either side
C en Apron tunic at the front met
the heck end tyinc'ln e bow at the
Me, the front of the den- bin.
Mt in straight pm effect. The
materiel: need ere Cute: crepe. (let
Men Who have worn the Mallory Hats will
tell you that they are sure to please. , They wear
well and always hold their shape. For a dressy
hat the Mallory; is the acce ted standard, this
is the reason w y they have flew in demand for
over a century.
We ofl’er, in our present showing, an ample
variety of the newest shapes for your approval
and selection. '
Buy a Mallory and have hgt satisfaction.
THEY ARE “UNION MADE”
HUOTARI 8: CO.
Heron at F Street
ABERDEEN FRUIT COMPANY
Frye’s Market, - Am - Cor. W all G St.
Frye’u Mnrket, liq-II- . .
_ .. _ _ __ 1131...» by Saui': Studio)
J. C. Penney CO. MOd‘eVlW'" fl —-—--- “7‘",
mp“, satin Canton. Ito-luau: :nd
nonlty silks, an! the trimming: ure
folds. been and embroidery in self
and contrasting color.
Phided cont- u'e very much in
vogue this season in the flu-ed
styles. The mane mannilh coats are
finished else inside like a men's an
ment with yokelininge and other den
tells. The‘pocheuvere very import:
ent features whethd- patch or in-.
Bolivia, pom wills: end ‘. polilres
cloth! in- plain «o|on stripe- cud:
plaids, u well ”u the num- abort;
cloths Inch an nngoria, pol-ire, Teddy
but and velvflou’o. ' ~ ‘ '
The Shots u'ld Hooter, "
Styliukfootwen this year is va
riod eno h to satisfy the most 3xl
utinc um. «We findgzarafully cut
out strap pumps tint l‘ct the wu‘nr’s
not km! the style In keeping in
It.) with ' the chm]. of seasons.
Handsome new black satin ntnp‘
'i‘lu cm
Latest
Spring
Styles
in
Hats
Aberdeen
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Manhunt m;ulufor
hump- mdo ISM rhdrcu
Indlll.”1‘hh0ll "Wm
with the out ch“ uh! of the
shoes and now can In Inf-h match
Inydodndnbdoofilhoo.
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COUNTY REPRESENIED
AI ABERDEEN MAL
Practically Every Lou] Ude- flu
' Wt!" PM
'lhe enterteinment put on by the‘
Aberdeen Centre! Lehor council leet‘
Pridey to which the offieiele of the
louteeeno loeels end the Requiem
Gentrel Tredee end Lebor council es
well co the executive boude of the
Aberdeen locale were extended en in
vitetion was well “tended end en
joyed by ell present. Practically 111%
orgenieetione on the Harbor were
repreeented with the exception of the
Painter-a end Pile Driven, who had
celled special meetings for thet eve
ning, the bueinees to come before
these meeting: wee of such en urgent
neture thet it could not be poetponed.
This wee the first opportunity that
the Aberdeen end Hoquiani unionists
bed to meet the repreeentetives of
the newly orzenised locale et Monte
seno. The officlele from the Elma
local of carpenters failed to eppear.
The Honteeeno men were greeted
with open erme end e good will feel
ing eetehlished which will do why!
in cementing the movement e! thel
county. The Monteseno unioniets re
port thet come 'of the bueineee meni
of thet city look upon orgeniud lebor
with-mietru‘et'. To elloy thie *feeling,‘
en ‘open meeting win 'he held in the
near' future to which the ‘bueinees
men will be extended e spam imi
tation. It is feared the‘t flie‘flcnt'e
ee‘i‘i'o pe’d‘p‘le‘ire not femilili‘w ‘the
eime ma o'b‘3ecte st-or‘gmea‘ubori
beehdge" of the reeeon'thetg'ho Mann
izetion'e existed in thet‘f’city fifitflgrfi”
cently, fiey have bed no Mon to“
come in content with unious,‘e,nd do
not now unddretend them. ‘ ‘ ’ "
Apeekgre who know their eubj
13% m MW in the me. unis;
movem-It will be eecured for thie'
meeting, wlw will ettempt to prove
thet the lah'or movement pureeee e
conetmetive policy efid that it in e
greet eeeet to every Community.
heve “skm ‘_otC.o.
Young, M at then awaken
eddreee‘the m _
Both the 'm “Untueno
repreeentetine dikes-ed short ed
dreuee M were Id! received
The would.“ 0! the Aberdeen
council, W. L. Drechhu'eed, presided
end hendled the cheir in his usuel
materiel neener. ‘1
The committee on enterteinmente‘
coneieted of Mrs. King end Mrs. Cen
field, end Moe-re. Bleke, Mend end
Cenfield, prepered e very eppetieing
spreed which wee served just before
edjournment, the homemede cakes
beked by the Indy delegetee were
eepecielly welcomed by the Bakery
Workers delegetes. The lediee hedl
surmised thet this would be the ceee‘
end beked e bountiful supply to set
iety their wonderful eppetite.
The Hoquiem Centre! Trades end
Lebor council wee represented by
President Kexel lend Vice President
Speicle, end the Monteeeno locale by
H. C. Wiltemu-Lewrence, R. W. M
cobe end B. Olver.
{The I melee locele heve ell-end,
.4!ou with the Stete Federation
‘ eed expect to effiliete with the Aber
deen Centre] ceuncil in the neer fu-
JM . _
SHORT ADbRESSES
COMMERCE GROUP
The nnnud netting of the Wuh
m Bm. Chamber of Comman
h‘bdnx hold in Olympia ted-y and
whoa-nu. This morning’s union
nu rim over to keynote talks by
India; man in statewide :ctivitiea, in
cluding William N. Short, presidont
of the Wuhincton State Fedention
of Labor.
Following tho forenoon union @O
- there will be mbuainou 1..-
don Ind doction of officers for th.
leaning you.
SUMMONS
In the Superhr Court of the SW
of Wuhington, For Guys Flu-bu
County.
FRANCES FOX. Phintiff, VI. 8. P.
FO3, Wand-pt?" 7
Th 3 Buii‘éimwmington to s. r.
Fog, Dumping
You are hereby summoned to Ip
potr within Sixty (00) Dun me
tin data of the first publication 1
thin lumlnom. to-wit: Within S
(N) Day: After the 11th day of A
1’“. and datum! the abovu en ;
“tion in the court aforesaid.
m tho complaint of plant!!!
but and um I a” d 70-O-
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Wmmwthedmud
ofth-mwg’vflnhhnbunffld
withth oltboOourt. '
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POI! of mm m of mut
rhnon not, bottom the
pldntfl um! attendant on the ground
ofduortbnz‘
. J. I. PHILLIPS.
Attorney for m.»
om” mad Pod Olin Adding: an
Finch M4ll. Aim Gnfi Rn
bor County, Idlnxcon.
Fix-at “Mn prfl 11, 1914.
Lust puuuguon mu m. 192‘.
SUIIONI ‘
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In tho Snporlor Court of the State
of Washington. For Guy: Hubor
Count . t
‘MAiIE ANDREO’ITY. Phintilf,
vs. J Allis ANDREO’I'I'Y. Mend-at.
The Stu. at Washington to June:
Aggreotty, Pug-dam: _
You are hereby summoned to Ip
peer within Sixty (60) Day: efter
the date of the first publication of
this summon. to-vrlt: Within Sixty
(60) Days otter tho 11th day or
April, 1924, and defend tho nbovo en
titled action in the court nomad,
and mower the complaint of pinin
tifl heroin 3nd servo I can of your
answer u n the undersigned attor
ney for proolntM-et his address below
stated, and in can of your fellure ID
to do judgment will be rendered
agninlt you 8000th to the domend
of the complaint, which ha been filed
withflle clerk of the Court.
This union is brought for the pur
pose of dissolving the bonds of matri
mony now existing botweon the plain
tiff and ddendufl on the grounds of
cruelty. ._ A 7 7
J. M. PHILLIPS,
. Attorne for Pleintifl.
Office and Poet 08);“ Addreee: 420
Finch Building, Aberdeen, Greys Her
bor County, uhinxton.
First publication April 11, 1924.
Last publicetion May 16, 1924.
SUMMONS
In the Superior Court of the State
of Washington, For Grays Harbor
County. . ‘
NELLIE FENTON, Plaintiff, vs.
CALVIN C. FENTON, Defendant. .
The State of Washington to Calvin
C. Fenton, Defendant: ‘
You are hereby sumaoned to ap-I
pear within Sixty (60) , ys after the
date of the first publication of this
summons. to-‘wit: Within Sixty' (60)
Days after the 11th fly ‘0! April,
1924, end defend the abov'e entitled
action in the court «Mesaid, and
serve a copy of your answerer other
plesdinmu'pon the dtomy for plain
-Itiff at his address below ststed; and
in cm of your taiiure so to do, judg~
ment will be rendered “tint. you,
seem-mm the demend o the com,-
plaint, ch his been filed with the
clerk of theseourt. ' ‘1 ». - --'«
The object of this action is~to se
cure tor pisintill' a decree d divorce
ilumen the grounds of mm and
non-support. .. 4 ~.. -
J. I. PHILLIPS
, Attorne (or Plaintifl.
Oflice and Post Odes Address: 480
Finch Buildirg. Aberdeen, Grays Her:
bor County, uhinxton. 1
First publication pr]! 11, 1924. '
Last mbiication Kay 16,- 1924. ' ‘
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