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Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1898-10-20
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
STATE TlCKE EFT.

STATE TICKET.
For Governor.
JOHN W. LEEDY.
For Lieutenant Governor.
MAI. A NJ. HARVGY.
For Associate Justice,
81. S. ALLEN.
For Attorney General
L. e. BOYLE.
For Auditor Of State,
W. 81. NORRIS.
For Secretary of State,
W. E. BUSH.
For State Treasurer,
oh. HEFLEBOWER.
For Superin tendent of Instruction,
WILLIAM STRIKER.
For Congressman at Large,
j. D. BOTKIN.
For Congress. 9Th District.
JERRY SIMPSON.
COUNTY TICKET.
For Representative,
ISOM WRIGHT.
For County Attorney.
c. F. DIFFENBACHER.
For Clerk of District Court,
F. G. STROTHMAN.
For County Superintendent.
NJ. L. HARRISON.
For Probate Judge.
l.. G.. BREEDEN.
For Commissioner, Sd District.
JACOB ZlMMER.
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Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1898-10-20
COUNTY TICKET

For Congress. 9Th District,
JERRY SIMPSON.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1898-10-20

John Z. Strickland. Sole
Surviving Trustee, Plain
tiff.
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A patriotic service will be given this
evening at the Peoples Congregational
Church. with appropriate vocal and organ
music
Mr. Charles +. Hansen will give an organ
recital at the First Methodist Church at
Delphi Thursday evening. He will play his
own arrangement Of national airs and selec-
lions by Mendelssohn Chopin, Schubert,
5alome, Tours and Wagner.
There will be special music at Roberts
Park NJ. z. Church this morning: "Cantate
Domino" Dudley Buck. chorus, quartet
duet and solo; Meditation" Brocknoven
Miss Ida Sweenie; violin obligato, Mr.. Con-
stantin Riegger; IAN to Christ / owe
John Grape, chorus.
A piano recital by Walter S. Sprankle's
pupils will be given Wednesday evening at
the Carlin & LennoX rooms Those who
will take part will be Frances Maus, Edith
Shuler, Mabel Smith. Alexander Vonnegut,
Helen Coldwell. Matte Taylor, Marguerite
Oldendorf, Amelia on Madeleine Maus.
Marguerite Turner, Kurt Vonnegut Nor
man Won Hake Zelda Rehling, Marie Will
son, Bessie Dixon. Frederic Rapp, Hazel M.
Vliet Edith Miriam Bell, Charlotte Rous,
Ethel Nickerson, Olive Eunice Hawkins and
Cecil Marion Bell
There will be a song service at the First
Baptist Church this evening under the d.
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Climb Meetings.

Mr.. Dotey will read a paper at the Cen
fury Club, Tuesday evening, on THE Super
natural in Shakespeare
Mr. c. E. Coffin will give a talk on scien-
tific whist before the Womens Whist Club
Tuesday afternoon at o'clock at the club
rooms in the Denison.
Mr. John L. Griffiths will read a paper on
"Rudyard Kipling" before the Indianapolis
Literary Club tomorrow night. The annual
election will be held.
At the sketching Club, Saturday, Miss
Alice Somerville will read of Art as a Rec
ord of History" and the exhibit Of old pot
terry will be made by Miss lone Scholl.
At the Wonan's Club Friday, Mrs. C. G.
Foster will read of ''Sonya Kovalesky," and
of Russia" The conversation will be gem
eral.
The annual meeting of the Portfolio Club
will be held Thursday evening. The COM
mttee is Mr.. and Mrs. FotZ and Mr.. Hun
ter. Miss Grace Alexander will have charge
of the music.
The Fortnightly Literary Club has sub
scri5ed SIS to the vacation school fund and
the Over the-teacups Club has subscribed
S.. The former club is also raising per-
sonal subscription.
At the Rosemary Club, Saturday, Miss
Mary catherwcod VIII read read ,t Of Some
Anderson will lead the conversation on
"Latter-day Saints"
The Shakespeare Club had a guests enter
tainment last evening. when Midsummer
by Mrs. Hannibal Williams. Mrs. williams
is a thorough musician and her numbers
were Interestingly given. the evening prov
ing to be instructive and delightful. The
members of the club Were hosts and hos
tesses for social hour.
The Indiana branch Of the Alumnae AS
ISOLATION of the Western Oxford o. will
meet Friday with Mrs. NJ. c. Goe in Irving
ton. Miss Mckee, the president of the COL
lege, will be present. 1t is desired that all
pupils who have attended the school at any
time should meet with the others. Mrs. Goe
resides the fourth house south of Washing
ton street on Ritter avenue. Luncheon will
be served at noon
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PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.
Concluded from Eleventh PACE


W. Long, only son of Mr.. and Mrs. II. c.
Long. The wedding will occur in June
Mrs Book. of Battle Creek, Mich. is Wis
iting her daughter, Mrs. George G.. Tanner
Miss Emma " Pearson was hostess for
the Kappa Alpha Theta society yesterday
Afternoon.
Miss Caroline Burford gave a theater
party yesterday for her guest, Miss Susan
Hayward, of Pana. ILL.,
The Kappa Kappa Gamma society held a
Carver Kelsey, on Ash street.
Mrs. tiorss, of Kansas City, who has
been spending several months with her son,
Mr.. Samuel +. Morss. and family, will re-
turn home this week.
Dr. and Mrs. John f. Johnston and daugh-
tiers. Isabel and Lucy Palmer, will leave
Tuesday for New York, and will sail the
last OF the week for Europe, 10 be gone
several months
Miss Alice Woods will give small dinner
and theater party tomorrow evening for
Mr.. and Mrs James Nelson Hamilton and
Miss Agnes Duncan will give dinner
Thursday evening.
The Ladies' Aid Society of Broadway N
T. Church gave reception in the church
parlors yesterday afternoon for the new
members and ladies in that locality Music
ana refreshments were part of the pro-
gramme.
Mr.. Edward A. Foote. whose engagement
to Miss Urner. of Cincinnati. has been an
nounced, gave a dinner at the Victoria
Thursday for Miss Urner, who has been the
guest OF Mrs. G.. A. Wells. Miss Urner re-
turned home yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. d. S. Hill gave dinner at
the Bates House last evening for twenty
Florence De PAW of New Albany. Among
those entertained were Mrs. Hall OF Blooms
ington, Ill, and Mrs. Address. OF Lafayette.
The Juniors Of the Girls Classical School
gave matinee party yesterday afternoon
81 honor OF the seniors. Mrs. Clark and
AGias Parker, OF the Classical School resi-
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LADIES' CAPES

SILK CAPES-Made OF Black Faille Fran
Gals, trimmed with 3 rows of jet, black
lace and satin ribbon, 81 so
BLACK SKIRTS-Made OF Brocaded Silk,
new designs, lined with soft-finish
percaline, worth So; price here. S3 Is
35 LADIES SUITS-Made of All-wool
Serges, Broadcloths and CovertS, all of
this seasons very latest styles. Russia
blouses and Jackets lined with fancy taft
feta and black satin, worth up to
500, so; choice of this lot.......... So. SO
WAIST SALD-All of our Fancy Striped
and Checked Taffeta Silk Waists, this
springs choicest styles. prices were
$3.50 to So; on sale Monday at. DS
MILLINERY-3OO Child's Fancy Braid
Untrimmed Hats, all colors, 20c
grade ...:..: -: To-
braid-trimmed, with ribbon band and
bow, black and white, worth 6Oc;
our price &; A0c
bunch, 25c value, for. 1&c
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West Indianapolis.

Mr.. and Mrs B. w. Gillespie will go to
Bloomington Monday.
Rev. Mrs. Mills will attend a North
Branch meeting this week.
Mrs NJ c. Light and daughter Grace will
visit at Connersville this week.
The Young Ladies' Social Club is arrang
ing for q dancing party this week.
Rev Mrs. Macy attended the Friends
quarterly meeting at Mooresville last week.
Mrs Sharp, of Bloomington. is the guest
avenue.
The children of the Assumption Catholic
School will make their first communion this
morning.
The w. c. T. U. will meet Tuesday after
noon at the residence of Mrs. Norman, on
Lynn avenue.
Miss Alice Treat, of Akron. O., is visit
ing her brother, Mr.. Fl. B. Treat, on West
Morris street.
Mrs Quinn and Mrs. Webb, of Kokomo,
who have been visiting Mr.. T. Gaddes, have
returned home.
Mr. S. B. Ware, of Cincinnati, O., is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. c. Light, on
WOODBURY. avenue.
Miss Gertrude Rogers. assisted by her
pupils, gave a recital at the Insane Hospital
Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hollis, of Tuscola ILL.,. are
guests of w. A Valodn and family, on
South Reisner street
The Ladies' Aid Society of Trinity Church
will meet Thursday afternoon with Mrs.
Fox, on oliver avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. John w Burlxit will attend
the Women's Relief Corps convention at
Columbus, Ind, Thursday.
The Sons of Temperance will hold a meet
ing at Odd Fellows Hall Friday evening,
when new division will be taken in.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Friends
Church will meet Wednesday afternoon with
Mrs. Kinney, on South Harding street.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the River
avenue Baptist Church will meet Wednes-
day afternoon with Mrs. Lester Evans, on
Warren avenue.
The Afternoon Club met with Mrs. Stock
ton, on Mclean street, Thursday afternoon.
Next meeting will be held at the home Of
programme will consist of music and recita-
lions.
The Ladies' Aid Society of Trinity M E.
Church rendered Mrs. w. D. Long, of Di-
vision street, an enjoyable surprise party
Friday afternoon. The event was to cele-
brate Mrs. Longs seventy birthday
anniversary.
Evans rendered their mother, Mrs Lock-
wood, a very pleasant surprise party
thursday evening at her home on Ashland
street. Refreshments were served. There
were several out-of-town guests.
The concert which was given for the bene-
MT Of the Woman's Foreign Missionary So
ciety of Trinity Church by the Barton
brothers will be repeated Tuesday evening
at the Pilgrim Congregational Church.
The same programme will be presented.
The women of the W. c. T. U. held
meeting Tuesday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Loekwood and appointed a committee
to secure del1cacies, comfort bags and
money for literature for the war camps,
which should be sent to the state superin-
tendent, Mrs. Julia Overman, Marion, Ind.
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rection of Arthur Preston, organist with
this programme:
Crgan-"Fantasie Drag .......... Ed Batiste
PROFESSIONALLY Onward Men of Heaven -.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. A. r. Preston
Hynan-"Ride on in Majesty
Anthem-"Truth's Dwelling Place" ........
....................... L. Case
Quartet and Chorus-'"Fhe Evening Hymn
of Praise"
Church Chimes.
Organ Voluntary.
softly Floating on the Evening Air, ;"
(Quartet.)
Hymn-''Hark! Harki My Soul"
Anthem-"O, Praise God in His Holiness"
DIR. Whitfield.
Solo--'Lead, Kindly Light ..........P insuti
Organ-Grand March ......-.......... .Gr1son
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VITAL STATISTICS-MAY is.
Deaths.

John D. Ballard, ffty-one years, 2211 North
Pennsylvania street, cirrhosis.
Charlie Zeigler, fifty-seven years, 1877 South No.
BILE street tuberculosis.
Infant Bolander, 1lS9 Nelson street. heart dis
ease.
Thomas White thirty-eight years, 713 Fayette
street, pneumonia
Infant Graham 1909 Massachusetts avenue
Group.
Jonathan j. Higgins. eghty-two years. 2110
Highland place, la grippe.
John Hickey, twenty-six years, 919 South Sem
ate avenue consumption.
Edna E. Hession thirty-two years, SCI West
Michigan street, abscess
Isabella RAIDER. ffty-eight years, Irvington,
heart disease
Willard F. Hatfield, forty-one years, 654 North
Pine street, nephritis.
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John Guedelhoefer, addition. SS2 North Meridian
street, S572
P. j. Freaney. kitchen, So4 East Michigan
street, 500.
Isaac NJ Sichler. frame house, North Ala
bama street. 50 5o0
Isaac NJ. Sichler brick residence, Meridian and
Tenth streets, $13,700
Mary Luckharst, frame house. 40 Beville ave-
nue., $500.
street. 81, 7SU.
B. W. Kirschbaum. repairs 21s North East
street. S420.
Robert G. Dearmin, addition. 113O Churchman
sos
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SHOES for EVERYBODY

Ladies' finest Kid French Shoes, button
and lace vesting top or all kid,
new toes and military heels. &2.4S
Ladies' Chocolate and Maroon Lace Shoes,
coin toes, flexible soles, fancy scroll
stitching; a bargain price. .........S %
Ladies' Chocolate and Black Lace Shoes,
made with patent leather ana kid tips, all
solid warranted, worth S1.4S; our
price NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. OOS
Ladies' Bike Oxfords, black and
COlOrS .....s..s........ Il -
Misses Spring Heel Lace Shoes, black
and dark colors. .99c
Childrens Spring Heel Button Shoes,
sizes 3 to
Little Boys Spring Heel Lace Shoes. 700
Misses and Childrens White Kid Strap
Slippers, with Silk bow, 9Sc, Soc
Mems Chocolate Vici Kid or Russia Calf
Lace Shoes, patent leather or stock
tips, So. 80 Shoe, for...........:. 81. 80
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SUBURBAN SOCIAL NOTES.
RriGhtWOOd.

Lester Brown is visiting his aunt Mrs
Bills, in Fortville.
Mr.. Thompson, who has been employed in
Phoenix, Ariz., is home again.
Mr. Barrett and family, of Mattoon ILL.,,
are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Rush
Mrs. George Messersmith, who has been
visiting in Dayton, o., has returned
Miss Estella HUMPHREYS who has been
visiting in Richmond, Ind, is home again.
Mrs E. w Titus, of Columbus, o., was
a guest at the r. r. Y. NJ. G. A. last week.
The Epworth League will meet at the
Methodist Church parlors Wednesday even
ing at 1880 o'clock.
Mrs. Mary Cooper of Union City, Ind, is
the guest of her sister, Mrs. Lloyd Love, Oh
Brightwood avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs George Mulholland, of Della
ware o. are visiting Mr.. George Mulhoi-
land on Station street.
Mrs c. L. Bills. of Fortville,. Ind, is the
guest of DR.. B. A. Brown and famlly' on
West Sutherland street.
Rev. and Mrs. Frost, of Hammond, IND;
are the guests Of Rev. E. w. Murray ana
family, on Stewart street
Mrs. Minnie Sniffen, of Akron. O.. who
was visiting Mrs. Arthur Swisher on Gale
street, has returned home.
Mr.. c. p Thompson, of Muncie Ind. is
the guest of DR.. =. A. Brown and FAMILY
on West Sutherland street.
The Congregational Church gave an ice
cream festival and entertainment Friday
night in the parlors of the church
The employees of the Big Four shops have
ordered flag which they expect to raise
about June l with imposing ceremonies.
Mrs S. A Cox and children, of Nation,
ILL.,, who have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs
Traut and family, returned home yesterday
Dr. Bacon, pastor of Roberts Park Church.
delivered a lecture at the Methodist Church
Friday evening, the proceeds for the penent
of the Epworth League
Brightwood Lodge, F. and A. M, No. 6oS
will celebrate the second anniversary OF its
organization Thursday evening, May 26, at
the lodge hall. A musical and literary
programme will be presented.
Rev Mr.. Frost, of the Congregational
Church. at Hammond, Ind, led the gospel
meeting Wednesday noon at the Big Four
shops. Next Wednesday Rev. Thomas 5.
Nelson will conduct the service.
Captain Eli F. Ritter will deliver a pa
triotic address at the Railroad Young Mems
Christian Association this afternoon at $3.50
o'clock The programme will also consist OF
patriotic songs by the church choEs or
Brightwood.
The following officers have been elected
by the Myrtle Lodge, Royal Fraternity:
President A. L. Rochell; vice president
George B. Wren senior past president,
Charles S. Meadows; secretary and col
Iector, A. L. Huff; treasurer, Joseph Wag-
oner: senator, Robert Curry; guide, Mrs.
Annie E. Harris; warden, Mrs. Cody; sentry,
Mrs WAGNER; medical examiner, DR.. wal
ter Engle; trustees. James Cody, Frank Ia
Huter, Tobias Ingle.
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LOW-PriCed Articles
DREssMAKERS' SUPPLIES

Dress stays. bunch, 25c. 15c. Sc
STAY CASING, a yard Sc, 2hc and 40
VELVETEBN BINDING. a yard, &c
and .................... observation-disclosures
KLEINERTS DRESS SHIELDS,
2Sc. Ice. 1 Sc and. 2Ao
RIBBONS, in new plaids and stripes,
yard Observation-Disclosures
FANCY PLAID All-Sik Ribbons, No.
so; sale price. yard. ..................19o
JEWELRY-Ladies' Pearl Waist Sets, $50
LADIES' Pearl, Gilt, Silver and Black
Shirt Waist Sets. .........................1 loo
WATCH CHATELAINES, engraved
gilt and enamel. .......................25
TAR SOAP, Monday, z cakes for.......5c
HOYTS COLOGNE, 2 bottles for......So
SWANSDOWN Complexion Powder, z
boxes for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Bailey's Tooth Powders, worth 25c. a
Dottlo ...........S90
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Eva L. and John H. Hensley, Urbana avenue,
girl.
l. NJ and w A. Duke 6O4 Caldwell street. girl.
Nellie A. and William G. Conover, 1881 North
Senate avenue, boy.
Margaret and Charles Bolander 1139 Nelson
street, boy.
Minnie and August Werner. 1924 South East
street, boy.
Ella and Jacob KIeinfelder, $40 weghorst street,
girl.
Katie and Andreas Kossman. 917 South New
Jersey street, boy.
Jane and Samuel Murray, 1888 Bellefontaine
street, boy
sets avenue, boy.
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Another Great Week In the
DRAPERY DEPARTMENT

900 pairs Nottingham Lace Curtains,
= yards long, 40 inches wide 75c
kind, pair ........................... ...'0Oc
$50 pairs of Nottingham Curtains, BIZ
yards long, ; feet wide, Ecru and
White, per pair ......................'Sl LOO
$50 pairs of Ecru and White Curtains,
tapped and overlooked edges, 81 yards
long GO inches wide. these are the
So kind sale price, pair. S1.39
43O pairs Nottingham, Irish Points and
Brussels effects, full length and width,
overlooked edges; = patterns to Sc
lect from, real value SD; pair. 81. 80
Excellent value in Irish Points and
Brussels, pair, So and. $3.50
Chenille Portieres, about so pairs. that
sold at $3.50 and So pair, all OF
Turkish Chenille, with double fringe anu
floral border on sale Monday
so pairs Satin Tapestry Portieres, 30
inches wide, 314 yards long, double border
Just in~tHese are worth $3.50,
price here, pair ..............'''...D$
ANOTHER LOT OF IRISH POINTS.
200 pairs in this lot, White and Ecru, full
width and size including pole and
fixtures, pair ................'...''.S Slid
ADMINISTRATORS consignment of those
extra heavy China Mattings, in fancy col
ors and checks, just received; on sale
Monday at, yard. .''.IOc
25 pieces of Reversible Jointless Cotton
. Chain Mating, in Japanese designs,
2:Sc grade, for ....................4.....I loo
% pieces of Japanese Mating, including
all the highest grades and new designs
former prices 29c to BIC; new
price, Monday, yard. .................&Ic
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vile, are the guests of Mrs. S. ]. Tornlin-
son on Ritter avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sylvester Johnson enter
tanned a few friends at dinner NJ, Tuesday
Santa Cruz, Honduras.
Professor and Mrs. ]. D. Forrest enter
tanned few friends at dinner last night
in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Philpot Of the
Central Christian Church.
The first tennis party of the season was
given Hhursday evening by the young men
of the Phi Delta Theta fraternity at their
tennis court in the campus.
The programme at the Woman's Club
last week consisted of a paper by Mrs. Inez
w. Tibbott upon THE Seat of the Govern
ment of the United States and a CONVEX
sation upon Diplomatic Life at Washing
ton" led by Mrs. Celiste BarniSll and Mrs.
NJ c. Goe.
The young ladies of the Kappa Kappa
Gamma fraternity have issued invitations
to party to be given at the home OF Miss
May Brayton next Monday evening.
Rev. E. p. Wise is spending fortnight
at his former home in Canton, o. The pull
pit at the Downey-avenue Church will be
filled during his absence by Or. Jabez Hall
Miss Anna and Mr.. James Lott, of Maple
Grove, o., were the guests of Mrs. Charles
NJ. Cross last week. Mr.. John S. Lott. re-
Gently appointed assistant solicitor of state.
will make short visit with Mr.. and Mrs
Cross this week.
The Tuesday Club will meet this week
with Mrs. j. A. Roberts on University ave-
nue.. Mrs. Elizabeth Wise will read a paper
upon "Old Times in the Colonies" The
conversation upon 1.-THE Scarlet Letter
will be led by Mrs. Sarah A. Harvey.
The Sheridan Dramatic Club was enter
tanned Friday evening by MISS Evelyn Jen-
ries at her home on University avenue.
Mr.. Frank Davidson and Miss Letta New
comb presented the one act comedy AS a
Stranger" Music was furnished by Miss
Georgia Calvin, Miss Diener, Mr.. Joseph
Sweeney and Mr.. Thomas Layman. The
reception rooms were decorated in green
and white, the dining room in red. Miss
Jeffries was assisted in receiving by Miss
Georgia Calvin, Mr.. and Mrs: DR.. Terrill.
Miss Pearl Jeffries and Miss Mary Deputy
Among the guests Of the club were Miss
Gertrude Butler. Miss Binkley, Miss
Griffith, of Indianapolis, Mr.. Scott, MIR.
Willis and George Miller
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Marriage Licenses.

Louis Latka and Rosie Ziebart.
William W. French and Mamie Hampton.
l. II. Swain and Anna L. Wilson.
William Truelove and Lulu Warheld.
Luke Borrows and Cossa Downs.
Harvey w. Engle and Della Koker.
Hartie Scamahorn and Amy Emmons.
EdWard Heecwel and katherine Kohlstadt.
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Mondays Basement Bargains

CARPET TACKs, 8 boxes for. .........sSc
Carpenters Hatchets. only.................D DC
Good Meat Saws.
Medium size Telescopes.
Asbestos Mats, only. .....................21c
12-inch Wood Chopping Bowls. .......<..9c
16-inch Wood Chopping Bowls. ......11o
6-gallon size, extra heavy, Galvanized
Garbage, Cans, with Id.
Mop Handles. with patent holders.......7c
No. 8 heavy Tin Wash Boilers.......,20o
OAK REFRIGERATORS charcoal filled,
elegant finish. will hold so pounds
Of Ice, worth SS; price here. .....&6.48
Full line of Baby Cabs at S6.9S,
S49S and .................,......... ga. 80
We are. city headquarters for Door and
Window Screens.
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HauChviIIe.

Miss wv Fields, of North Vernon, Ind,
is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs G. d. Kidd.
The Epworth League gave an ice-cream
festival at the church, "Wednesday evening.
The Shakesperian Club will meet Monday
evening with the Misses Behymer, on Fra
zee street.
Mr.. John Bartel is travelling through the
eastern part of the State and OHIO Tor an
indefinite period.
Mrs. Quinn and Mrs. Reeves, of New
town. will visit Mrs. Harris on West Mich
igan street, next week.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the First
Christian Church will meet Thursday AFTER
noon with Mrs. Rogers, on Sheffield avenue.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the King-ave-
nue. M E. Church will meet Wednesday
afternoon at o'clock with Mrs. Pence, on
King avenue.
Mrs. George Bennewitz, of Muncie, Ind,
Morgan, on West Michigan street, has re-
turned home.
The Saint Cecilia Musical Society will
meet Friday evening with Miss Maud
Wood. on Germania street. The pro-
gramme will be IAN Evening with Men
delSshon."
The Christian Endeavor of the FIRST
Christian Church will attend a union meet
ing at the West WashingtQp-Street Pres
byterian Christian Church this afternoon
at o'clock.
Mr.. J. P FINDER, of Irvington, has or
ganized a Bible class which will meet every
THURSDAY evening at the Christian Church:
Thursday evening the study OF Genesis Will
be taken up.
The pupils of school No. So will give
chorus recital at the reading rooms, Thurs
day evening, May 16. The proceeds will be
used to pay for pictures purchased at the
recent High School art exhibit