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A Delightful Reception

Rev, and Mrs. J. J. Findlay gave a
very delightful reception last Thursday
evening, at their residence, No. $40 Wig
mes street. The house was beautifully
decorated with green cane and peppers.
Miss Alice Findlay assisted in entertain
ing the guests. The evening was pleasantly
spent in music, games and conversation up
TO q late hour, when refreshments were
served. Among those present were
Mines. Mackie, Grdley, Hayden, Thomp-
son, Paulur. McClennan, Townsend, Todd,
Mcconnell, Mr.. and Mrs. Hall, Mr.. and Mrs.
Gurnee, MIR. and Mrs. I. Mathews, Mr..
and Mrs. Mckenzie, Mr.. and Mrs. Cline
Claus, Misses Lizzie Conrad. Mary Grid.
lev, Pheo Hiette, Gertrude Terrace, Nell
lie Inkert, Mabel Wilson, Laura Spires,
Gertrude Swift, Mona Carr, Emma Clark,
Edna Lyon, Lena Dousherty, Alice Find
lay, Watson, TurnbuIl, Maggie and Ber-
tina Slater, Messrs. Frank Matthews. Ear
nestWise, Dan Robinson, Harry Lloyd,
Sam Harms, Leonard Edelman, Leslie
Swift, Lou Hogan, Thomas George, liar.
ry Morgan. James Rhodes, Terrace, HE
tee, Johnson, Foster and others.
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Granger Signal Corps

Granger signal Corps
One of the mos. delightful affairs Of the
week occurred at the headquarters of the
boys OF tho signal corps at Ala West Ad
ans. The building rang with merry
voices early in the evening" and 1t was
late hour when lights were ext:nguIshed.
The upper story was converted into
dancing hall and had been defily decora-
ted with palm and pepper branches so as
to entirely conceal the walls and rafters.
Down stairs in the room where the elab.
crate banquet was served was indeed
work of art. The long table extended the
entire length of the room and was laden
with mass OF flowers and most tempt
ing viands. At each guests plate was
inty place card the corners held to-
g4her by black and orange ribbon. the
col bs colors. On the inside of each card
was verse hitting the individuals fad
or foible. The walls were covered with
palms and peppers, and too much praise
can not he bestowed upon the young men
for the artistic taste displayed in this
room. Shields, helmets, swords and all
accouterments dear to the soldiers heart
reposed on the side wall, and rectly OPP
posite, peeping out of freize OF pep
pers, was an illuminated pumpkin cut
into a Hibernian cast OF countenance,
and surmounting the unique decorations
was the An erican flag draped in graceful
folds. Dancing and games were enjoyed
during the evening, and there were some
very clever toasts during the supper that
ELECTED well deserved applause. They
were mostly to the point and excellent IN
every way. The affair was an unques.
tionable success in every detail, from the
artistic decorations TO the delig btful time
enjoyed by all. Following are the men,
bers OF the corps: Sergt. T. X. Lee, Corp.
H. C. Carr, Privates Carl Bishop, Nor.
man Bishop, Frank Buebee. Ed ward
Carroll, I. l.. Daft, Morgan Galbreth, N.
W. Howard, V. f. Howard, G. l.. Pom
dexter, Charles White. Fred u. Niehe.
The guests last night were the Misses
Marie Gordon, Gardiner, Azuba Higgins,
Daft. Grace Mellus, Gertrude Mason,
Eliza Bonsa!l, Algae Kelsey. Matte Nc
Cormack, Sabina Burks. the party were
chaperoned by Mines. H. 7. Lee, James
Howard and Dean Mason.
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Took Good Care of Them

A short time ago | bought some very
expensive Dollhouse grapes for mem Der
of the family who had been sick, bnt
they were not fancied at the time, and
asked the maid to take them away. The
next morning I went to her and told her
to take the fruit to the sick room.
"Sure, ma am, Oh can't. Ills meself
thought We wanted them throwed away"
Thrown away, Bridget" l exclaimed
angrIly How could YOU be so stupid?
Don't you know that kind OF grapes are
awfully expensive"'
Don't be put out ma am, Bridget said
soothlnely. Sure not ono was wasted.
Oh ate livery good grape meself. New
Y ork Herald.
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Thimble Party

delightful afternoon was enjoyed
With Mrs. William Harris at her home
on Orange street Friday. The ladies we're
invited TO bring their fancy work, and
the afternoon was most pleasantly passed
in executing pretty designs in wrought
silks and varied colored threads. The
guests invited were all southern ladies,
and a southern afternoon was thoroughly
enjoyed. The affair was in honor of Mrs.
and Miss Robinson of Mem phis, Team,
who have recently come to Los Angeles
to make it their home. Mrs. Harris was
assisted by the Misses Robinson andl
Scslicher. Those invited were Mines.
Willoughby Rcdman, a. Crutcher, W.
i. Graves, Wooiwine Wei born, Anderson,
Kidd. Johnston Jones and Ben
Goodrich.
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by Professor and Mrs. W. T. Woods. The
officers of the club are: President, A. l.
Mccormick; vice-president, G. J. Engle-
bracht; secretary, A rthur Goodwin; treas
urer, owen Dunn; sergeant-at-arms,
James Colgau.
The committee on arrangements con-
sisted of Owen Dunn, Matt Garland
James Uolgan. Floor manager, Owen
Dunn. assisted by c. J. Englebracht and
James Colgan.
The reception comm ,ttee consisted of
]. f. McGrath, Bert Clifford and n. LIN
denfeld.
Those present we're: Misses Hunter,
Haniford, Gilmore, Hardwick, Clinch,
McCaldin: of Pasadena, N. Gerhard. M.
Garhard. suffer, Mcdonald Mead, Hol-
man, Milk. Colsau. Barrett, Anderson,
Basserman, Karbel, Annie kokel. Man
ming. n. Hopkins, NJ. Hopkins, Rice,
Misses Jones, Hufner, Grelk, Colburn.
Murphy, Messrs. W. J. Lindenfeld. =. J.
Bergmeyer. John Karbel, Horace Des-
pars, Frank kokal, Eugene O'Shea,
George Rails, ". L. Gerhard, Fitzpatrick,
Weaver, W. kronnick, ?. kronnlck,
Mcdonald, Smith, Clark, Won der kuh-
len, Cam.nert, J. MoGarry, D. McGsTry,
Hopkins, n. Colgan, Keith, GIelk. Casey,
Thomas, Jones, Herren, Mr.. and Mrs,
Hewig.
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La T1ariposa Club

A delightful dancing party was given
Thanksgiving evening at st. Vincent
hall by La Mariposa Social club. 1t was
the first IF series of entertainments to
he given by tbs club. About sixty
couples participated in the dancing, and
everyone expressed him self as having
spent most enjoyable evening. Music
was rend cred by the Knoll orchestra.
Considering that the club has been in ex-
istence only a month"; the affair was a
great success. The grand march was led
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the retiring of Mr. TeaIe frcm the respon-
riple position of teller, which he has
held in the institution for several years
past, he having resigned in order to take
advantage of a favorable opportunity to
pursue the study OF law. A most enjoy
able evening was spent by those pr resent
in discussing an enticing menu, inter.
spersed with poetry and prose, music and
toasts and the interchange of mutual
good fellowship. At late hour the
guests departed,a after farewell coast EN-,
bodyIng the sentiment that the guest OF
the evening was a good thing, push 1T
along, for he's jolly good fellow. rho.e
ornamenting the festive occasion were W.
r. Teale, ]. w. A. Off. NJ u. Lewis, Sam
b. Dewey, E. I. Pettigrew, Robert Wan
kowski, Joseph Bumiller and M. Z.
LAWS
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each and all were excellent in their parts.
They received weil-earned applause and
reflected much credit upon their in
structor, Miss Grace Parsons, under whose
management the play was given. Fol
lowing is the cast:
Princess, Bell Harden; prince, Doro-
thea Lewis: Lady Psyche, Eva Heating
Cyril, Annita Kelly: Florine, C.ara
Ferris: Lady Blanche. Marie Sherwood
Arac, Caro- Finch; king Ziba Swan
GAM, Maud Hunter
The hostesses of the evening were the
Misses Parsons and Denen. At the con-
clusion of the play a reception was held
and tempting refreshments were served.
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A. c, c. p. Reception

The A. C. G. P. society held its second
annual reception and election Novem Der
26tb, when the following officers were
elected: President, Arthur Neitzke; first
vice president, Richard Towers; second
ce-president, Lawrence Buener: treas
urer, Edward Rich, corresponding secre'
tary, Miss Neva Rich recording secre-
tary, Miss Bessie Ioungmanr sergeant
at-arms Charles Domino.
Mr. Rich gave a short but interesting
history OF the society and Messrs.
NeitZke, Eble, Domin. Webster and
Neitzke rendered some vocal solos. The
Misses Grace BANTER ard Neva Rich ZEN
dered some instrumental solos. after
which refreshments were served.
The memb ers present were the Misses
Neva Rich. Grace BANTER, Maud McCarty,
Gertrude Neltzke, Viola Jillison, Cert
rude Pritchard, Bessie Youngman, Ida
Rich, Gertrude Vaughn, Arelo Domino,
Messrs. Neitzke, Rich, Rogers, G. and
\. Vaughn, Otto Tech mon, Broner, Eble.
Netterver, Parsons. r. Rich, Domino,
Tawes, Webster and A. Neitzke.
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a most enjoyable party occurred
Thanksgiving night at Glen Morgan, Mr..
J. o. Skaters beautiful residence on
Pasadena avenue, in honor OF his charm
ing daughter, Miss Beatrice +. Slater,
who will remove shortly With her parents
to San Jacinto, their future nome. The
evening was most please n'ly spent in
games. Handsome souvenirs were
awarded lucky players. After partaki ng
Of dainty refre shments, the guests de.
parted, wishing Miss Slatt ter much happi-
ness in her new home. Those present
we're Misses Beatrice Il. Slater, Lums
den. Cooper, York, Gregory, Bess Moore.
Hilton. Annie and Marie Craven, Frances
and Martha Stone, Lulu and Lizzie Gard
ner. Bennett, Diilin, Dana, Katherine
and Mary Mitchell, Alice and Jessie
Frick, Myrtle FricK, Hamilton. Mr.. and
Mrs. Mark Pierce, Messrs. James Pierce,
Clarence Pierce, Herbert Annable, Fred
Annable. Stromie, Thomas, Farr. Nestor
Young, Gregory, Isaac Cooper, Simpson,
York, Shehorn, Clifford, German, Barra'
Clough.
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Dinner at Mrs, Teeds

Colonel and Mrs. Freeman q. TeeG en-
tertained with a dinner last night in
their usual char ming and hospitable
manner, with Mr.. and Mrs. W. b. r..
Taylor as guests of honor. Covers were
laid for eight. The decorations were OF
carnations and dark red roses, with a
graceful touch of smilaX. A tempting
menu was served to the following guests
MIR. and Mrs. Taylor, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Blocker and Mr.. and Mrs. William Por-
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Girls Collegiate School

An artistic and delightful entertain
ment was given yesterday afternoon and
evening at the girls collegiate school on
South Grand avenue. At both times the
rooms were crowded with friends of the
young ladies The enjoyable affair was
the dramatization of Tennyson's, The
Princess. The back drawing loom was
converted into stage and the scenic
effects produced were most excellent and
realistic. The costumes were in keepin &
with the time of the story and the per-
Torrance passed off as smoothly as the
beautiful lines of tho verse. There were
no professional first night bitches and
the young ladies were as lovely as they
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WoIfer.Harnisch Wedding

A very quiet but pretty wedding took
place on Tuesday evening last at the
Church of Our Angel, the contracting
parties being Mr.. Peter Wolfsr, IT,, and
Miss Mary Harnlsch. The ceremony was
performed in presence of the most init
mate friends and relatives. After the
ceremony the bride and groom were
given a reception at the residence OF the
brides parents, corner OF Bellevue ave-
nue. and Montreal street. Inc mousse was
beautifully decorated with smilax and
roses. The latter part OF the evening
was spent in dancing and music, some
very pretty selections being given by the
bride and Miss Lizzie Jordan, and vocal
selections by Miss Nellie House. The
bride looked charming in travelling
costume of brown English serge,
trimmed in fur with large pearl buttons,
and a hat or chenille trimmed in birds
of a turqoise blue. She carried bouquet
of white carnations tied with white
satin ribbon. The bridesmaid, Miss
Josephine Wolfer, sister OF the groom,
wore a delicate pink gown of silk crepe,
trimmed in point d Aqullle lace, ara
carried bouquet OF pink carnations tled
with pink satin ribbon. Mr.. William
Wolfer acted as best man. The Wedding
march was rendered by Miss Lille Jor'
dan both at the chucrh and house.
Many useful and handsome presents were
received, among them being an elegant
silver set, the gift of the best man. Mr.:
and Mrs. Wolfer will leave December I'd
for Chicago. New York and the eastern
cities, and after an absence OF two months
will return and make Los Angeles their
home. Among the invited guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. Jordan. Mr.. and Mrs.
Wolfer, Mrs. House, Mr.. and Mrs. Mar
lowe, Mr. Richter, Daisy Harrison, Nellie
House, Lizzie Jordan, Fred Wolfer,
George Wolfer, William Wolfer, Lizzie
and Jenny Wolfer, Jessie Marlowe, Mabel
MarloNe Wallace Watkins, Ivy Over
hotter, MIR. and Mrs. Thomas, little Miss
Alma Dixon, Lille Harniscb. Gertie Du
Barry, Josephine Wolfer and Others.
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Concordia Club

There was pleasant whist party given
by the Concordia club IN their club
rooms last Thursday evening. Ten tables
were arranged, ana following the game
was delicious supper. Mrs. Herman
Frank won the first prize, Venetian
glass wise; the second was won by Mrs.
James Hellman, Dresden plate. Gen.
tlemen's first prize was captured by Mr..
Neubauer, handsome stein, and Mr..
Salkey carried off the second, a silver
mounted shaving brush. Among those
present we're: Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. A. New
mark, Mr.. and Mrs. Salkey, Mr.. and
Mrs. Bnruch, Mr.. and Mrs. Nordliner, Mr..
and Mrs. Levy, Misses Hortense Levy,
Hellman, Lazard, Mis-. Lazard, Mr.. and
Mrs. /. II. Hellman, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
Cohn. Messrs. Sonulhoffer, Cohnreich
and Brown.
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A delightful surprise party was gwen
to Miss Dougherty in honor Of her birth.
day last Wednesday evening, at her resi-
dence, 1916 South Main street. Dancing
and games formed the principal feat
ures of the evening. Mr.. r. Peter ia.
vored the guests with a vocal solo, Cast
Aside, in addition to which Miss IT,.
Reed and Miss Mary Conway showed
great brilliancy in thsir performance on
the piano. Among those present were
Misses B. Peter, l.. Reed, Nj. La ory, NJ.
Conway. z. Labory, e. Reed, A. 7. Nc
ry, Messrs. D. Reed, R. Peter, Q. De
Groote. W. Kelly, T. Conway, E. Dough-
erty, II. G. Evans.
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Venetian orchestr. Entertained

Mrs. +. R. Threlkeld's home, 1887
East First street, was the scene of a
pleasant gathering Friday evening, when
the hospitable hostess entertained with
the ladies of the Venetian orchestra as
her guests of honor. There was no lull
in the enjoyment of the evening. Music
was provided for dancing, and there were
games OF all kinds. One of the most in
terestjng played was penny for your
thoughts" for which the successful one
was awarded a prize. The Guitar and
Banjo club made a pleasant acquisition
to the evening. Mrs. Threlkeld was as
sisted by Miss Nellie Hutchinson and
Miss Carpenter. The evening was brought
to close by the serving of tempting re-
freshIrents. Those invited were Mr.. and
Mrs. d. G. Stephens, Mr.. and Mrs.
North. Mr.. and Mrs. Blanchard, Mr.. and
Mrs. Burgoyne. Mrs. Galpin MIS-. May
nard, Jones, the Misses Rains. Wyman,
Heineman, Shorten, Faithful, Nelson,
Mutt, Mamie Hutchinson. Johnson, Ad-
derton, Withers, Bosbyshell. Ford, the
Misses Wethern, the Messers Hess, Evans,
Mutt, Place, kanssers, the Msssrs. George
and Edward Burgoyne, the Messrs. Hen
eman. Professor Parsons. Messrs. Faith
full, Maynard, Wyman, Byram.
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A Delightful Dinner

Miss Birdie Chanslor gave a delightful
dinner last Thursday at her home, ll3O
West Tenth street. Covers were laid for
fourteen, a.id the table was adorned with
La France roses and smiax. These
present, who enjoyed Miss Chanslors
hospitality, were the Misses Kylan1
Violet. Hasr, Genevieve Smith, Julia
Briggs, Messrs. Wilson, Wason, Panil
Chapsl1r
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man in the chair. you've pulled out
the wrong tooth"
80 have" replied the dentist. regret
fully. We'll. | cant charge you any
tn ing for pulling that tooth, and l. m oIt
Just dollar. That's what man gets
Tor being in a hurry. Chicago Tribune.
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CIIercheZ la Femme

I'VE always speak Of woman's sphere
AS though it hau a limit.
But there's not hundred-dollar gown,
There's not a bargain store in town,
There's not a style from any source,
There's not an action for divorce.
There's not libel suit, of course,
Without woman in it.
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Mr.. W. r. Teale was the recipient of
most delightful little dinner, given him
last evening at the Maison Doree by the
members of the staff of the State Loan
and Trust company, the occasion being
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Social circles are all astir over the com
ing Midway Bazaar to be given on the
10th, 18th and 18th instants at Music hall
23l South Spring street. There are to be
so many new and attractive features in
connection with it that 1t will be one of
the most attractive entertainments of q
similar nature ever presented in the city.
Swiss, Mexican, Turkish and Japanese
booths, with attendants appropriately
costumed. will render the midway" a
pleasing feature. Besides these there will
be large English and American booths
dec grated with national flags. Some of
the most prominent people of the city
are assisting. The object is for the pur-
pose OF adding to the building fund of
the new ST. Johns, which it Is expected
will be one of the handsomest ecclesiastical
structures in the city.
Next Wednesday eve. Decemb Der 4, is
the date fixed upon for the grand com bi-
nation ball at Illinois hall. given by Sun-
set Court No. SO and Sunset Circle No.
257 +. of A. All good Foresters and their
friends will he made welcome by those
orchestra has been engaged for the &C.
casion. which fact is a sufficient guaran.
ties of the success OF the ball.
Mrs. L. d. Riordan, accom- panied by
her two children, arrived from Chicago
last night and are the quests of Mr.. and
Mrs. L. O'Ro1Tke Tor the winter at their
home, $50 Metcaif street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul NJ. Martin have re-
turned from San Diego and are located at
the Abbottsford Inn.
Mrs. Arthur NJ. Magee of st. John, n.
B., is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. George P.
Taylor, ut 3041 Key West street.
Mrs. Frederick Blanchard is expected
home next Tuesday after q prolonged
visit in the east.
Arbor Vitae Rebekah Lodge, No. So,
I.O.O.F.. gave grand ball at Memorial
hall, |. o. o. i. building, Thanksgiving
eve, in which about 300 guests partici-
pated. The executive committee were
MIS-. d. J. Liddell. chairman; Mrs. J.
n. Reichert, Lizzie Crow, Messrs. +. H.
Cunningham, G. g. Sawyer. Reception
committee: Mrs. Eisen, Clauser, Muir
raft, Wright, Miss +. Alexander, Mrs.
Barney. Bonner, Long, Sawyer, Nitnn.
ger. Floor manager, c. H. Tate, assisted
by NJ. Schrieber, Mr.. h. H.Cunningh ham,
W. Wright.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. b. Miller and Mr.. and
Mrs. Alfred Salano were entertained de-
lightfully last night with a dinner by MI.
and Mrs. Godfrey. Hallinghoff. The
table was artistically decorated and its
choicest vintage mingled with the TEN pit
ing viands that were served.
Mrs. Rodman and Mrs. Crutcher will
receive the residence of Mrs. Crutcher
1O24 West Twenty-fourta street, the fist
and third Wednesdays in Decem Der, and
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Since the opening o. the tower bridge
in London. London bridge has been re-
lieved to the extent OF 500 vehicles a
day. Eastchap of 1900, and Fenchurch
street OF about 5000 vehicles a day.
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Lady Maccabees Reception

The reception given by Banner nive,
No. 81, Ladies' of the Maccabees, in honor
of Supreme Lieutenant Commander
Emma Neidig, was quite recherche
affair. Daylight was excluded and gas
light shons on beautiful floral decora-
tions and cosy ia bles for parties Of four
scattered over the room. The reception
committee busted themselves in greeting
and introducing guests of other hives and
visitors from without the order. Pretty
young misses stood ABOUT serving the
dainty refreshments.
The LADY com m ander, Lutitia Bean, in
troduced Lady Neidig, VINO made short
speech. cOmplim entary OF the Banner
hive particularly; and Lady Maccabees In
general. closing by thanking the ladies
for the honor done her as representa-
tive of the supreme hive Of the world.
Two lovely bouquets tied with the Macca-
bee colors, red white and black, were
presented her. A few OF the knights were
present, but most of them were kept
away by business. The special reception
Munson, James, Stone, Peck, Reilley.
Martin; refreshments and decoration,
LadieslS pencer. Mccoy, Browntield, Lam
singh. Others present were: Mrs. M.
Clark from Guthrie, Oklahoma; Mrs.
Harmon, wife of Past Commander Har-
James, Mrs. Schultz, Miss Cora Neidig,
Mrs. Anthony. Mrs. Holley, lady COM
mander of Los Angeles hive, No. L; Mrs.
Burke, Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Perry. Mrs.
Stone, Mrs. Led better, Mrs. Russell, Mrs.
Schlink, Mrs. Schumacher, Mrs. kymes.
Mrs. Mcclellan. Mrs. Gardner, Mrs. Mil
Ter, Mrs. Lansingh, Mrs. DR.. Howard. Mrs.
Hollenbeck, Miss Edith Jones. Miss Mgr
tie Martin. Mrs. Merry, Mrs. Berra, Mrs.
Mullen, Mrs. Walker, Mrs. Smith, Miss
Bessie Spenser, Miss Alice Kelley, Miss
Nettis Bean, Miss Hazel Mccoy, Miss
Jessie Cody. Miss Tritt, Miss Katie
Cody, Miss jessie Tritt, Master Roy
Peck, Master Clyde Holley, Sir Knights
Neidig. Burr, White, Munson, Bartholo-
new, Guthrie, Martin.
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The distance to the nearest Of the fixed
stars, as computed by Astronomer Ball,
is 20, 600, 600, 600, 600 miles.
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Hvgienic Wall Coverings

Sanitary paper is now used to cover
the walls of bath rooms and Kitchens. 1t
is non absorbent and can be washed.
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Big Sheets Of Paper

Sheets of paper four or five miles long
are now commonly made for the use OF
the newspaper press.
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:.Dr. O'Hara, the vicar Of Belfast, has
been warning workingmen against the
profession al agitator
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IN sppeslsncs whose lace Is marred oy PIN
pres, pIackneaos' blotcheS Ifeckies OF other
imperiectlons.
Ihese are me oNLl sAlh remealss lhuofseu
ny physicians. nr rn,
lhE1 AXE fOkE.
WHERE DID YOU EVER SEE SUCH IN.
nOpscwENTS REropp,
N'" oil "N|'
tROM MADAME ADELlNA PATII-NlCOLINI
CRAIG-Y-Nos CASTLE Oct. 10.
My DEAR Mrs AYER-There never has been
anythn equal in merit to the Recamier
Preparations; my skid is so immensely i'm
6s =
me, KeeamieF soap also Is pertect' snsl
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Haste Makes Waste
Great Scott, doctor!" exclaimed the
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JULIA RECAMIER
The.0rigfnaI of this Picture Retained Her Exc
quisite Complexion Through the Use Of
Recamier Cream, Until Her
Death at Eighty

Nowoman can be beautiful or even CLEANLi
in Appearance whose face is marred by PIN
pies. blackheads blotcheS. treckles or other
imperfections.
These are the ONLY skin remedies Endorsed
by physicians.
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at the residence of Mrs. Rodman, 1881
Orchard avenue, the second and fourth
Wednesdays in December.