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The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1897-04-22
THE SOCIAL SWIM.
Coming and Going Every Week.

Miss Helen Perry is teaching a
Crowells.
i Capt. T. w. Tillery was here shor
while Saturday.
i Mr.. w. A. Dunn went to Tarboro OF
business Friday.
Miss Eugenia Camp came down from
Tillery Monday.
Mr.. G. G. Weeks went to Roanoke
Rapids this week.
Mr.. K. III. Cutchin of Edgecombe
was here Saturday.
Mr.. Joseph Cohen lett Sunday for
Norfolk and other points.
Mr.. w. D. Leggett of Tarboro was
home last week to see his parents.
Mr.. E. B. Allsbrook came down from
Roanoke Rapids Friday to visit his
father.
Maj. J. B. Neal returned few days
ago from a business trip to the eastern
counties.
Mrs. George Smith OF K1nston came
up last week to visit her sister, Mrs.
w. N. Steptoe.
Mrs. w. III. Bell has returned from a
visit to her son, Mr.. G. 81. Bell, of
Roanoke Rapids.
Mrs. L. Wilkinson who had been
visiting her parents returned to her
home at Leechville Friday.
Miss Retta johnson who is teaching
at Halifax came down Friday to spend
Sunday with her home folks.
Capt. Jim Smith came home from
South Carolina Saturday. He is here
to rest and recuperate awhile.
Miss Lena Br'nkley returned from a
VA6lU W 11d1l1AA 1d6G W00ks 0u0 was
by Miss Minnie Ferrebee.
Mr.. J. R. Tillery, of Tillery, was here
His friends are always glad
to see him. Scotland Neck people
would like to have Mr.. Tillery- one of
our permanent citizens.
Mr.. Butler who Is in the lumber bus
mess at Savage & Hancock's mill near
Neal, has moved to town and occupies
The J. Y. Savage house near the resi-
ience of Mr.. N. B. Josey.
DIR. J. D. Hufham of Henderson has
:ecently held meeting in Williams
on. On his return he visited Tarboro
md Scotland Neck. He was in Scot
and Neck Friday night and led the
Young Peoples meeting in the Baptist
church, to the delight of the meeting.
His friends we're delighted to see him
md he has promised to return soon.
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pif' walste will be here tomorrow.
NJ. Hoffman & Bro.
you need any kind of lace Hoffman
Va nave 1t at greatly reduced prices.
Inman d Bro. will surprise you with
hice line OF ribbon. So cheap.
~ me OF yorsted goods can't be
passed NJ. Hoffman & Bro.
-" ". corsets. NJ. Hoffman e. Bro.
4 saay-made skirts $I.OO to 1915.
VS. grenadines and Brilliant,nes.
NJ. HOFFMAN & Bro.
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pose beautiful patterns in wooden
goods have arrived. First choice
prth good deal.
NJ. HOFFMAN & Bro.
pr Spring stock is now complete
I'VE cordially invite the public to
and see our entire line.
N. Hoffman & Bro.
fs, Holman & Bro. have received
r beautiful skirts and they are so
cheap. Call early and get first
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New and Pretty Sill
Verwar0

We have just received the largest
and handsomest shipment OF silver
ware we ever offered to our customers.
Handsome Pickle Dishes Orange, Cot
fee and Berry Spoons; Oyster, Frui4
and Meat Forks Tomato, Jelly and
Cake Servers; Sugar longs; Cream
Gravy, Oyster and Soup Ladies, with
many other pretty things.
e. r. WHITEHEAD e. Co.
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Fire in Greenvil1e.
There was $4,000 fire in Greenville
Sunday morning. 1t entirely destroyed
two stores and damaged others. The
Reflector says that the work of the fire.
men was heroic. The cause of the fire
was unknown. It broke ont about 2
O'Clock.
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Ask For Rosebud.
Mr.. rhos. MCGEE Married.

MT. In06. Ndc0ee N4Ix1eus
Mr.. Thos. McGee, well known in
surance agent OF Goldsboro, who spends
considerable time in Scotland Neck,
was married in Greenville Wednesday
Of last week to Miss Della w. Marshall,
one of the charming young ladies Of
that town. The COMMONWEALTH joins
in congratulations to Mr.. MCGEE and
wishes the happy pair great prosperity
and much happiness.
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Airship Seen at K1nston.
Saturdays Free Press said :

AUSulp Seeu AT h1nSt0U.
Saturdays Free Press said:
"On Thursday night, about 8o'cIock
a good many OF our people saw brill.
liant light in the western sky. Itlook-
ed, we are informed, like an electric
light and moved slowly, and the light
seemed to be turned on and off. Some
of those who saw it think it was q brill
liant star, others say its actions were
different from any star ever heard OF
BEFORE"
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BE- Your attention is called to the
adj. elsewhere, of BELL the TAR
70 JEWELER. He guarantees
|sfaction to his customers. Try
=. 2 25 If.
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be our 7c si1k-fnish shi1t waist
is. N. B. Josey.
pr 10 days will sell dress ginghams
?, worth SC. n. B. Josey.
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.attlng! Mating J! f!

lust received from big closing-out
1000 yards cotton warp japanese
ktings, 80 to 10 yards to the roll
|, 15c. and 2Oc., worth Soc and 4Oc.
Ter quick If you want the best pick
b this lot.
II. G. SPIERS & DAVIS,
% tt. Weldon. n. G.
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the Commonwealth.
|THTRSDAY. APRIL %. 1897.
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Announcement to
Merchants.
&the Merchants Of Eastern North
Carolina:

Carolina:
Ee announce that we are now ready
'6lI your orders for mattresses, hay
a large stock on hand, and all made
1.-THE latest Boston shape. We are
/ largest manufacturers in the State,
! do claim to give you the best
4 bible Cotton Top Mattress, in fancy
! PLAIN blaze ticking, ever offered be-
4. We have special freight arrange
hts 20 all points. Orders filled the
! they are received. Order early, as
ii will be higher.
Very truly,
lifax, n. G. HALE BROS.
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ID. G. CANNON, M. A., NJ. D.,
Pharmacist, 42O Butte St., Norfolk, Va.
THIS LETTER Is PUBLISHED By PERMIs-
SION as tribute and testimony to-
the worth of this invaluable remedy ::
Roanoke College,
Co1ov,o W., nnt 9Th 1909


| Salem, Va, Oct 9Th, 1896.
DEAR DR.. CANNON
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In fact, she Is not only able to get out
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need not assure you that we all rejoice
In this pleasant result, and it my heart
lest recommendation can count for any
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1 will be more than glad to give you
any testimonial you may desire.
Most sincerely yours, S. c. WELLS.
3 1S If Prof. of Mathematics, DC.
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VS..
Kate MCGEE, Martha Dempsey and
George Dempsey, Defendants.
In pursuance of an order of the Court
made in the above entitled cause, Of
date, the 9th April, 1897, I will, on the
7th day of June, 1897, proceed to sell
for cash at the Courthouse door in the
town of Halifax, N. c., the following
described tract of land to wit: the land
described in deed from Ivey Hudgine
to Edward T. CLARK registered in Book
70 B. page 153 of the Register of Deeds
office for Halifax county, N. c., and
bounded as described In said deed by
the lands formerly owned by the late
Davy Reynolds, the lands formerly
owned by the late 81. J. Hervey, and
the public road leading from Halifax to
Scotland Neck known as the Hospital
tract containing, 225 acres.
EDWARD T. CLARK,
4 % Ct. Commissioner.
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ew Goods New Goods ! at
n. B. Josey's.
e our Laces, All-over Embroideries.
Rpurgs, DC. Special value In SC to
|fia"ouFgs. N. B. Josey.
raw Hats and Neck-wear can't be
d. N. B. Josey's.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1897-04-22
PEABODY INSTITUTE,
CONSERVATORY OF Music.

PEABODY INSTITUTE.
CONSERVATORY OF Music.
BALTIMORE, Nd, Jan. 80, '97.
Mrs. VIM. r. Bond, of Scotland
Neck, N. c., has been a pupil with me
at the Peabody Institute in the branch
of singing and has also taken some spe-
cial lessons in the art of teaching. She
has made special study of breathing,
registers, &C., and Is conscientious and
Intelligent and in my opinion will make
an excellent teacher of singing.
PROF. OTTO T. SIMON,
Instructor at Peabody Institute.
2 IL 3m
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1897-04-22
New Lot Of Horses.

[e have just received a new lot of
b. Come early and get your pick.
y tt. BIGGs & JOHNSON.
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NOTICE.!

NORTH CAROLINA, }
HALIFAX COUNTY.
In the Superior Court, Before the
Clerk.
Edward T. Clark, Administrator oil
the estate of the late Ivey E. Hudgins
Plaintiff.
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Spier Whitaker, one town lot dwell
ing), APO. Mrs. N. U. Whitaker, one
town lot (dwelling), 4.65.
r. B. BRITT, Tax Collector.
April LIST, 1897.
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SALE OF LAND FOR TAXES FOR TOWN OF
ENFIELD.
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Best Engagement Rings,

Why not write BELL The Jesoeler
about that engagement ring you need :?
He always carries very large stock OF
them and can suit you exactly. His
prices are as low as first-class rings can
be sold for he engraves every ring free
of charge. TRY him once and If the
ring isn't the kind you wish he will
return your money.
Address your letter to
JAS. H. BELL,
The Jeweler /,
TARBoRo, N. G.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1897-04-22

Chew Rosebud Tobacco.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1897-04-22

2 IL 3m1
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MUSIC !! 4S SgE*z>

Having returned from a course o.
instruction at the Peabody Insti
tute, Baltimore, am ready to re
sumo teaching
PIANO AND VOCAL MUSIC,
MRS. w. r. BOND.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-11-08

Recommendations tor this column should
be written oa ono side of the plpsr only aai
addressed sour Carl BASKET" KgpUBLlcAS
, Oliee.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-11-08
y PEOPLE We KNOW. Il
They are Wilmington People and What
They Say Is Of Local interest.

When an Incident like tho following
occurs right here at home. 1t Is bound to
carry weight with our readers Whom SO
many strange occurrences 60 the rounds
Of the press; arc published as facts when
the intelligent reader knows they cannot
be true, thore isno wonder that people ke-
come skeptical. On one subject skepticis,n
Is rapidly disappearing. This Is due to
the actual personal experiences Of our
citizens aud their public utterances re.
garding tho same. Tho doubter must
doubt no more in the face of such evidence
as this. The public statement of repu.
table citizsn living right here at home,
one whom You can SEQ every day, leaves
no ground for the skeptic to stand on.
Mr.. Edward Stont of 4a5 East 4th street,
Machinist by trade. says: FOR some time
had symptoms Of kidney complaint and
suffered mostly when IcaughJ cold as 1T
always settled in my back and at such
times could hardly bond over. had also
pains IN my limbs and loins, and stand.
ing long at time, aggravated tho trouble
greatly. ] noticed that Doan's Kidney
Pills were highly recommended for these
troubles and ! got Il box of them at Dan
forth's drug store. 1t only required one
box to set me right. The pain and aches
left me and have not been troubled with
anything of the kind since have q
supply Of Doan's Kidney Pills now on
hand In case should ever need them. You
arc at liberty TO use my statement for
publication for know that am recon-
mending something which overcome suf
fering as did will appreciate"
/. Doans kidney Pills for sale by all deal
ers. Price 30 cents Mailed by Foster.
Milburn Co. Buffalo. N. Y. Sole agents
for the IS. Remember the name Doan's
and take no substitute,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-11-08
Honoring Henry George,

Delaware followers Of Henry George
met in the Grand Opera last night and lis.
tened to speeches by Congressman L. Try.
ing Handy, and John s. Crosby, tho New
York lawyer, whose eulogies Of Mr.. George
wore greeted with great applause.
The meeting was under the auspices Of
the Young Mems Single Tax Club of vii.
mington and tho Single Tax organization
Of Delaware Tho stage was drapcd in
morning In honor of the single tax chief.
tain who had passed away, and above
large life. size portrait Of Mr.. George hung
a floral wreath. At one end of tho stage
was picturo of Lincoln, and there was q
portrait of jefferson At the other and.
Congressman Handy, n.the course Of
his remarks, said he bel 4 ed God meant
good to mankind when ho sent Mr.. George
into the world" Lawyer Crosby paid a
glowing tribute to the famous single
taxer and the meeting ondod in N olt.
burst Of cheering. ~
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-11-08

The Joint Committee having in charge
the presentation of the Lemonade bowl to
the gunboat Wilmington Saturday after
noon agreed o make tho presentation on
Tuesday, November 80 The gunboat will
arrive here about tue 18th and will be at
wharf yet TO be selected. There will be q
big parade and the presentation exercises
and banquet which will follow may be held
in the Auditorium. This will DO known
finally to-norrow night.
Mayor McLcar will welcome the visitors
and will also speak at the presentation OK.
ercises. Prominent mon will DO asked to
take part
H. NJ. Hopes was appointed to confer
with the railroad companies about rum
ming excursions to the city on that day. 1t
is understood that tho Wilmington and
Northern railroad company will sell re-
duced excursion tickets from Reading and
all points on its line. The Delaware rail
road may also run cheap excursions from
points as far south as Lewes and Delmar,
and the Baltimore and Ohio railroad will
tall IN with cheap tips.
1t was decided to invite Secretary OF the
Navy Long, Admiral Matthews, and other
naval officials. Mcssrs. Morrison, Hopes
and Edwards were appointed u committee
on publication. Adjutant-General Garrett
J. Hart, General J. Parke Postles and Ma.
jor Edward Mitchell were appointed mar.
shals, to take charge of the parade.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-11-08
A PECULIAR INJURY.
Fles From hrs. Harringtons Leg VIII be
Drafted to Her Wrist.

Miss Flo Harrington Of Washington
street near Seventeenth went to Philadel.
phia this morning to undergo an extra
ordinary operation. About Il year ago
while the young woman was out riding
her wheel, she was thrown off and suffered
what was then believed TO be dislocated
wrist. After several months the soreness
disappeared but several months ago the
young woman again experienced severe
pain in tho wrist.
A medical examination revealed the
fact that the flesh had become paralyzed.
Last week the member was wollcn to
three times its normal sizo. Physicians
pronounced the only cure could come by
the cutting away Of tho diseased flesh and
drafting new Miss Harrington consented
and the physicians will take tho flesh
from ncr leg, Sho will be in Philadelphia
several weeks
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-11-08

CARD BASKET.
Miss Lille Joseph is visiting Miss Lei
Rsed at Glendale.

:, Miss Lille Joseph is visiting Miss Lcnn
Rsed at Glendale.
Miss Hattie Sammons, Of Georgetown,
Is visiting in this city.
Miss Laura Minncr, Of Huntington, is
visiting IN the city.
Miss Elsie Finioyson, Of Philadelphia, Is
VISITING her sister, Miss jennie Finloyson.
Mrs. G. r. Layton and daughter, Miss
Rachel, nrc in Philadelphia for few days
Mrs. Nimrou Mlnncr and Miss Violet
Minncr, Of Harrington, havo been visiting
friends here.
Andrew Ice, proprietor of the Lincoln
Hoei OF Pittsburg, Pa, iaylsiting friends
In this city.
Eugone Morris is home from Il two
weeks trip down the State He got many
Fnbblts and squirrels
4 John Q Dryer is homo from II trip to
Maine, whore he spent several months. He
4smuch improved in health.
Miss Mary Crop and Ms, Ro,a Schat.
~, OF this city. will singat u Jewish wed
ding In Philadelphia.
Frank Gardner left for southern trip
On Saturday for tho benefit of his health
tAfter spending some timo in the South
he will 60 to Mexico.
: .Gcorgo 5 Burroughs, the genial tc'c-
graph operator at the p, w q Is station
As u candidate for representative TO tho
relief department Of tho Pennsylvania
fsilrCnd.
Mrs. Elva W. Miller and two children
0f New York. who ha, been visiting her
Father, Isaac Woodrow and other relatives
nor the last five weeks left for her homo in
New York yesterday noon.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-11-08
I A CAPITAL 0FFENsR
Isaiah Ponzo, coIored. Breaks tsSSs
House at Night Time. !

The novel sight Of O woman In her night
dress fleeing along tho street about O..
clock this morning was witnessed at Ninth
and franklin. She was Mary Hins0n,> q
colored servant at the house Of I. ChasKley
She was found in IN Al ,se two
| squares away and officers Sch hid Mari
| took her back to the house. There they
found Isaiah Ponzo, colorel, whom Mary
alleged had assaulted her.
Entrance was claimed to have been made
by Ponzo through window which lie
claimed had been left open.
In City Court this morning Mary testi-
fled that they had fuss In the early part
of tho evening at his boarding house. She
took his oyercoat and took it to her place
OF service During the night she heard
noise and he,entered tho residence of Mr..
HattOn.
He beat her severely and compelled her
TO show him where she kept her money.
He told her then that he would finish her
when he went up stairs. She then ran
out of tho house and fed to the clubhouse
rs stated above, She did not want the
man punished.
Officers Mari and Schell testified to tho
arrest Of Ponzo and finding the pocket
book in the booth in which he was placed,
awaiting the arrival Of the wagon. They
saw when the money was taken from his
pocket at the city hall
The Judge said the case was a serious
one. The law made it capital offense
and therefore he was held without bail.
The woman was held in $500 bail as q wit.
ness.
Charles Draper, colored, was charged
with the larceny Of suit of clothes, the
property of David Fisher. The clothes
disappeared about two months ago. He
was arrested by Officer Ralston on Satur.
day night Draper acknowledged he took
the clothes. He was wearing them at the
time
He gave his reason for taking them that
Fisher owed him 80 for board Fish.
er denied that ho owed any board. He was
held In $500 for court.
james Devne was charged with the
larceny Of six pail Of shoes, the property of
Joseph Sklutt.
The shoes were taken from the front OF
his store at No. l18 w. Front street. Tho
shoes were found in stable a few minutes
later and Devine, who was very drunk, was
found in wagon. Jacob Goldstein saw
man running with the shoes.
Officer Davidson made the arrest. De.
vine was feigning drunkenness In his
opinion. He was held in 5000 bail for
court tomorrow morning.
Edward Chambers, colored, was held for
the Baltimore authorities to answer the
charge of larceny Of bicycle.
John Lombard, Fred Nuntscholl and
Arthur Rolliston were held for hearing
tomorrow morning to answer the charge
of larceny Of lot of corn.
Joseph Martin, oolored, twas charged
with the larceny Off push cart. Ae was
allowed to go with caution.
Howard Reed was charged with vlolat.
ing tho city ordinance by having meat
stand in tho King street market
There were SaVnral rDuDNnrg Hu,6 Vnq-
terday In the city court for drunkenness.
Walnut brittle fresh every hour at For
gusons
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-11-08

This was the day set for b. f. Mcdaniel
to ride from Washington to New York, to
lower the record made recently by Liou-
tenant Wise. His pGcemakcrs were tho
best men to DO secured. Owing to the
storm it could not DO learned whether he
started from Washington or not.
His expectations were To reach here this
afternoon between 3 and 5 o'cloci. -,
William J. Nixon and Charles y. Camp.
bell Of tho Premier Cyclic Club Of Phila-
dclphia spent last night In .this city and
resumed their jcirncy at 8 O'Clock tbs
morning.
They ride tandem aud arc on u 1900
mile trip throughout the country on the
wager that thcy.start pennilcss and return
in year worth $1,000 Leaving this city
the mon went direct to Washington.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-11-08
POWER IN THB CHURCH.
Should Presiding Elders be Elected and
Given Coordinate Power.

Rev. W. w. Sharp presented an inter.
esting paper before the Preachers meeting
this morning The title Of same was
Ought our Church Government be More
Dcmocratic:" To bring about such a state
of affairs he suggested;
1.-Elual representation to the latty In
the Annual Conference.
2-Elcction OF Presiding Elders with co.
ordinate powers with the Bishop
3-Election Of Bishops for limitation
of time.
Tho paper was an Interesting one and
drew forth u pointed discussion.
Presiding Elder sad that tho Govern
ment Of the VI. h. Church was grand
machine.
1t is we'll oiled and works splendidly. Ho
was opposed to the election Of the presid'
ing elders with coordinate power.
He was opposed to tho election of n
Bishop for IA certain number Of years. He
believed in The election OF the best mon to
the Episcopacy and favored their terms 10
be one for life. Rev. j. Maxwell said this
world YVES made up Of two classes The
mon on top and tho mon trying to got
there. As soon as u compromise can DO
made then 50 much the better.
Rev Dr. Murray said that the laity had
represeu tation in the annual conference
but not in equal numbers. He favored
charity tbWtTus InDSe III pDWer. l1b HAS
made mistakes in the pastorate and can
look with II favorable eye on tho mistakes
of the Bishops.
Rev. A. 5. Mowbray favorad the best
men to DO selected for Bishops. He felt
that MIR. Sharp had presented an interest.
ing paper and yet no did not believe that
tho suggestions were those which ho fay
ored They had to b, tsubm ed in order
that g ood heal by discussion should take
place.
Rev. DR.. MacNtchol discussed the paror
at length. He knew that the laity in the
church was dissatisfied with tho present
existing rules. He favored lai,y represen.
tation. There was lively breeze in the
meeting over the privileges accorded to tho
reporters.
On last Monday little incident happen.
cd and the reporter Of a morning paper re-
ported tho proceedings incorrectly. The
meeting to-day instructed the president TO
SEQ the paper and inform tho city editor
that hereafter the association expects q
true account of what happens or none. 1t
is unfair to those in attendance to give
oxag gera.ed reports.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-11-08
Meetings to Resume.

The Y. w Z. A. will resume its social
evenings on Tuesday, Nov. 9, at eight o.
clock. All who are in any way identified
with tho Association, whether as contrib-
utors to tho Exchange, us momb,rs of
classes, or as subscribers to tho finances
Of the organization, nrn invited to be pres
Ont. While tho meeting will be largely Of
II social character. nevertheless m inter
esting programme has been prepared and
many kind friends will contribute to make
the evening pleasant oAe,
Those social evenings have not, hee u
fore, bcen SO largely enjoyed by memb rs
OF the Association rs they should have
been This and other similar meetiI rs
are arranged rs an answer to the que liuIS
What are you doing for tho great body OF
Association members who do not enter n
order to ptrtake Of tho instruction which
!, furnished in the several departments"
10 these questions VIC would say Como
Oh Tuesday and scc."