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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-11-11

A special lot Of Boys Atwood Navy Blue
Cheviot Sailor Suits, we'll made sewed with silk.
pants lined: some plain. some handsomely trimmed
with black white braid; prettily embroidered
shield: sizes to IL.
Special value, SAYS each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-11-11

st. AndTeas Mission lamp has a pedestal Of
dark Gathered oak which is a square cornered
frame with panels Of oyalescent glass resting on
a massive base, and AZ the capital Of the column
are four small projections consisting OF squares
of the glass in modern frames standing out like
open easements. The canopy is a handsome
weathered oak frame with panels OF opaline.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-11-11

"Peter Thompson Sailor Suits No boys ward
robe is complete without of these stylish suits
Made OF all wool cheviots and hannels, with regu-
lation pullover blouse. yoke back and 'front.' shirt
sleeves, chevron and service stripes sleeves and
emblem white shield; regulation trimmings and
lined pants; sizes to 10
5000 each. Value, $40.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-11-11

Boys Overcoats. in sizes to 49, Many diff
ferent styles ranging in price from 90 $40 CO.
We are showing specially good coat in blue
and gray, at
5000 each.
Third floor, 10th st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-11-11
$500 and 5000 each.

Boys 3-pece Vest Suits in navy blue cheviot
and serges all-wool materials fall weight; latest
STYLE sizes to 49,
$500 and 5000 each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-11-11

A lot Of Boys All-wool Norfolk Jacket Suits,
in navy blue and fancy mixtures; well made.
nicely lined and perfect fitting; new. fresh goods
just from the maker; some button high at the
neck to be worn with Elton collars-an elegant
line; sizes 5 to II.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-11-11

There are some very elegant effects in the new
draperies. And as now Is the time TO fix up
the house for winter, these will have especial
interest for baiuc-makers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-11-11

Lace curtains Of elaborate, elegantly wrought
patterns nre also worthy the most careful con-
sideration.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-11-11


interest for haiu,-makers
Lace curtains Of elaborate, elegantly wrought
patterns also worthy the most careful con-
sideration.
Wedding presents offered I'm such great va
riety of beautiful yet exclusive things that YOU
may easily select gift not likely to 10
duplicated.
Art wares, marbles. miniatures bronzes silver
and hundreds OF rare objects are acceptable Offer
ings for the bride.
Brilal trousscaux from Paris fit for princess
some sense.
Hammered brass ornaments are imported and
we'll for instance, fern tardinieres.
There are charming novelties in a collection OF
Mazzsrelln pottery from Naples, Italy. The pieces
are highly glazed and ornamented with separate
devices of birds, fruit, flowers and foliage made
by hand, tinted and applied. giving a beautifully
artistic result.
A delightful Of this pretty pottery repre-
sents the trunk OF small tree with orchard
attached.
A Mazzarell cgndestick 10 formed from n flower
ing branch tie stem turned 10 make the handle.
the leaf and buds forming the base, and the open
flower the ca dlt holder.
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ST. ANTHONY, PARKWAY

1t seems strange that for nearly half century
.l.c most charming rafEssefs gthe East Side for
residence purposes sllosIf hare been slmest en-
tlralE un0ccupad. sSa.ssSS sE...+ ,.,$S
frs: to appreciate the shanaty and desirabilty
81 this loeato s aasf is hema ago ova ne
looking the .'Pa of Waters
~ About the sarne$-tinia VAS built the present
residence of orriR nsaE.ti,a OF NJ Chat
field Charles also pull' IN tils 1oca-
ton. sas:. ~.
So1nA five Years LATER Professor arthur e..
Haynes of the&state itiycrsitS college OF engl-
teri;s ,lselaassd q 5oon me 1n s
.t Anthony TTsiis shsil, Followed him.sbuilGins a
home in the ina, 81: y,slss ni,f his pab
o:ata. substantial home across from riverside
park ars during ;sflie east summer Professor
George ID. ShenapdsoIl Of fine; state university
Lee OF the college Of pasdicine have each built
Il very fine rsilicence on the river. front. DR..
Lee moved into his new; .dence. Saturday and
to-day profe ssor shepG son took possession OF
his ssss5ssss ~
T Mare Wanyig. super ipaead9nt of city mails.
and Ivcn Lailefson aIss eiiaYe their homes over
looking the waters ,ofs. the river.
east en-: of fe WASHINGTON avenue bridge to The
east end of the Frank avenue bridge is the
nnSt beautiful. site for, homes within the city
limits. and property here Is steadhs rising IN
tralue.
IT is on this snarkway that Mayor James G.
intending to erect 4 home .iafef.
In this neighhorfaod are located the Minneapo
| lis academy and the. new Bethany Presbyterian
| church. now being erected. Thousands of stu
dents ana citizens visit this locality to enjoy tins
| from the noise dist ard smose of the centra
| parts of the .itJssgss
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EAST SIDE NOTES

r The Enterprise Dry Goods company. 25O6 Cen
trail avenue. will give extra amounts of trading
stamps every day next week, three, four. five
and SIX for one.
Genttsl avenue. now. and eat turkey Christmas.
For pretty Eanu.Elinted 5china and new ideas
IN statltonery see iarr 5eweler and statone>
For tlei kind Of bread mother used 20 make,
have syoHr grocer send Won sack of Phoenix
-four H..
Call at the New Boston Crenmesy for fresh
eggs. buttermilk. milk and choice butter. 1913
Central avenue Me-; 4;.,.s. -, >5>~a mis- :
quarters for the third time 10 Accommodate the
increasing patronage of tile SCI ool. New classes
Will. be organized Jan. 4.
i 4 Rev. Wilson Aull delivered lecture to the
students of the Minneapolis Business college
Wednesday afternoon, The srbject of the lecture
was f"Savage or Scientist; He believed man
Kind to he rctrogra1ing instead of making prog
One Of the finest improvements of this section
-the&cty will he the Bethany FresbS terra,
church at the corner OF Essex and Oak streets
Sc. the foundation for which has recently beer
completed The building which will he incloset
With brick and stone. is beautiful In design ant
] will cest ABOUT $4,000.
( 40 to- the Sign of the Gopher. 30 Fourteenth
Ia vsnnc Sc For ,yo.tr Xmas books the larges
iacolege bookstore II the country.
Pon,crlcnu, 221 f,cTltrai avenue. and surprise you
lady friend Christmas
lsnil'ling on. Walnut street has had the great
are five houses recently completed or in process:
! Of erection.
Tnesday, evening the students OF. the Minneap
/ torinm OF their school, :3o:: Central avenue. Th,
large audience was delighted rs the talent siow1
by the pupils and enjoyed talk given by Pro
I cation. Among those taking part We're Rutl
| anderson Clara O'Keefe. Margaret PLACER, Ever
McElror: Ethel NJ: Mcmillan. Iona Dunbar, Ruti
Green. Louise Frick and Mary f.. Smith.
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AMONG The LODGES

= ;. r. e. -s -.
Grand Chancellor James l.. Cromwell Of nu-
80. 4 knights Of i'ythias. 1t its resiiar csn
rank wifi be conferred q, u diass or candida tes
the same evening.
Endowment rank. No.: 3434. knights, of
year 1901: J.. F.. standemeyer. president; 4. f.
EiouSs vice president; a. 4. sT'rostrom secre-
tary. m" = = -
Adoniram council No ), f. & S. NJ. will
this meeting the officers for the ensuing year
will be elected and the reports Of the treasurer
and recorder will he submitted. t+|
The Ladies' Auxiliary, division No ., A. o.
a.. met last evening for the purpose Of electins
officers. Mrs. 3. G. Coleman was reelected
president. but owing TO the lateness Of the hour
adjourned to Wednesday. Dec. %. when the elec:
zion of officers will be. resumed. AZ ~
Tuesday evening elected the following officers
rsssat.sE Ass5s: sss5ss 5S Wsas: r pass
lector. a. Higgins: treasurer. L. J. Rutherford
Chaplain. D. g., Canpheil;. guide. L. Veyean
trustees, r. Fl. Ring T: &c: Deming aid G. ii
| rasker; representative t ogiand council ". A
Gulick; alternate; r. c. Dening; representative
| and i. L. Palmer.
| Darius Comnandery. No. -. *. T.. will confe
the illustrous order Of the Red Cross upon
number of candidates Wednesday, evening Dec
! 10. the work to be followed br a banquet. Visit
ing companions of the order will be- most heart
/ lily welcomed. E-ss
I hold 4 meeting OF special interest next Weines
nue. Ne
The annual election of officers of ST. Anthem:
| evening. Dec IL, Ever: member is requisite
! TO attend this meeting.
/ Bridal Veil, No. 2,:;2D. Of III Swin sgiys;si
| card party every Tuesday afternoon OF i. r
nall corner of Fifth street end First avenue Sc
81 the ao. Of xneo hs
| lowing officers We're enly ele"te after seve1a
j Werzel: s.. /. il. Martin: secretary. ~ r
folmsn: treasurer, H. A. ssuer; G; Of H.. \
J. Morrill,: +. s.. L. ". Mixer; Il. A. Cuut.. j
4 T.. IlaEtt.S ta. 49, rs4s@ :
| A card party and dance will BE given Satur
day evening II oud Fellows hal; Twenty see"a
! lola Rebekah lodge.
There was good attendance at the willia1
Downs post last meeting, and following officer
We're elected: Commander. ]. F. Gray; senio
vice commander. s. il. Johnson: junior vice. con
T ssa., NJ sIr.aon 1isfne ,,arrefa
/ w. Palmer; officer. OF the day, NJ. ureenlun
! officer OF the guard. E. Slocun: trustee fo
shsS9 Yeas ~ asrney dessdtes D.
/ and l.. Slocum: memorial committee, L. L
Locke. i. B. Marcce. W. Il. c. conference CON
s sss was admitted and presented the post w'
4 Tie following officers. have been elected IL
INC ensuing veal DF$-Nitlla1h t1juS-lS W.. fs.s(
/ President. Mrs. HuntrtSs: senior vice p.esiden
!. Mrs: Van Rickley; Junior vice president AR.
/ Person: Treasurer. Mrs. Mareoe; chaplain IMr
4 Eato:,: guard. Mrs. Hopkins: ,lelegats. NJ.
d Nlarcoe sd Mrs Ac6raM: alterpates, Mrs. NJ,
Il liicr and ,Irs. HOPKINS. t.@.
II If you are.snelyous or ayspeptic tn,
A Carriers little Nerve Pills. Dyspep
sia makes YOU. nervous. and: nervous
Ness makes you dyspeptic: either on
lrenders you miserable, and these lit
~. n L I. -EE ~ :. j.
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'I55r0 kee
Down With Nervous
ProStration.
Confined 10 Bed. Doc
tors Failed,
But DIR. Miles Nervine
Cured Permanently.

Some ST. years ago l completely broke
, 'ossn. IRON, rom evangelstic work. suffered
RON nervous prostcation and stomach trouble
AID vas confined TO my bed and room for
:.b,ths. While I had as good physician
IS this city shofe!s he failed to pull me out,
nd t1sed many remedies and they were
. hard cg. i:ty stomach that [ could not take
hem. AZ last l found u. Niles .Ncrvine.
fl., that was a nall II q sure place and
:nrb!el IN 70 c y OFT Eureka | was soon
be To- be oft and at work. / consider DR..
.filcs' y rGsne the thing for nerve and stom-
Oh trou! L.. [ also use in my family most of
)r. Niles Medicines, as household remedies"
-Rcy Geo. ". Draper, Danvilie, Ill.
About year ago I failed in health and
" case was said 10 be nervous derangc-
1ert and heart trouble. My stomach was
lso affected and suffered from a variety
tsymptoiEs such as wind on the stomach,
aaTtness,of b.eati!, smos:Icrfng spells, pain
round the heart aud left shoulder. My
.:.kles were frequently swollen and my face
-as o.te:. fevefisl There were little puffs
.nasr nay eyes at times and had headache
:liEost constantly. iw.ote to you for advice
.Eid in addition to general directions as to
,aking care of myself you prescribed Restor:.
tive Nervine, Heart Cure and Nerve and
Liver Pills I will state that my complete
Mid pe.;nanes I return to health followed.'-
Mss Josephine Kern, Galena, I'll.
Ali druggists sell and guarantee frs. bot
lie Dr. Mics Remedies. Send for free book
Or. snlcs Msdica! Co, ElkAsEt. Ind.
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About East Side People.

:, Miss Leona Day of Hutchinson has been the
guest of Miss Lillian Meyst of Sixth avenue Sc
Che last week. -:
Rachel INlgore of Eighth avenue Sc is quar-
antined with scarlet fever.
The residence of L. Nj. Van Cleve. 500 Fourth
street ST. is iii" quarantine with diphtheria.
Is Mr.. and Airs. q. G. Smell of Bryant, S. D.,
are Spending few days at 23O1 Central avenue
before going to the gulf, where they will spend
the Minter. -
MSS Addie Morrison of Pelican Rapids, Mimi,
is the guest OF Miss kclsy
HaEin Field. graduate in the class of 1908.
is offending q few days in the city before re-
tlriiihs ito Cuba. "a.
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-'-:Et a:F p ~
CHURCH BULLETINS

Holy. Trinity Episcopal Mornins, "OrdiEa-
ton . ! The occasion win be the ninth anniyer-
sary- of Mr. purvis' ordination as rector of Holy
Trinity and the. fifteenth tanniversary of his
ordination TO the priesthood. Evening, usual
services. Rev. Stuart Z. PutFes, rector
Como Avenue Congregational = Morning.
'.Wh Is the eBtt Christian?' evening,
gospel services Rev. j. NJ hubert pastor.
First Observation-Disclosures, waking Up'':
| evening" 1.-The Other Man. 4 Rev. G. ". Tar
sons. pastor. TX
First Con=regat: n,al--sNornina. ,. z: Spirit
in Man: evening elisha Kent Kane. Hero OF
God in the Northern Seas fifth lecture in the
series FLASHES of Light from Great Lives
Rev. r. W.. Shurtleff, castor.
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CHRISTMAS BARGAINS

q q q n-1f taken at once for a good eight
~ ~ W. room house. rental value s15 per
month: could not build the house for several
hundred dollars above price asked Why not
take advantage of this low price and he your
landlord:
SnEn will take snug little home of
VbOVV FIVE rooms, with barn. on a lot
46x177 to alley. and near the 500 shops
REnh for choice Of several of those large
~ VOU lots east OF Central with sewer city
now before advance in prices
q q Gnn-Now here is a home that will
y f. wv please you. Has eight large we'll
arranged rooms. front and back stairs. barn.
city water. cistern and the best we'll in
Northeast; an east front the Park az of
Northeast. Polk. All ready to move into
II sou are wise you will take time to look
these up. and be thereby several hundred
ihe richer. tss
Both Phones.
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The Enterprise Dry Goods COM
pany, 250G Central avenue, will give
extra amounts. of trading stamps
every day next week, three, four, five
and six for one
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-12-11

HARMONY REBEKAH LODGE NO. 5s-Meets
first and third Tuesdays of each month at the
l. D.. 20. +. hail. d17J19 Fourteenth avenue Il,
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MINNEAPOLIS LODGE. NO. 2, I. 0. G. T.
Meets every Wednesday evening at Solder
grens hail. 925 25th av NE. Transient mem
! hsrs always welcome. Lizzie +. Cole, G.. Z. !;
:. BURTON. Morse, gecretarE.
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MINNEHAHA TRIBE. NO. 90, I. o. r. NJ
Meets on the second and fourth Wednesdays
Scblatge. ssachem; Charles A.. O'Connor, chief
= of. records. -
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UNIVERSITY CAMP, 4e4s. NJ. w. OF A.
Meets the second and fourth Tuesdays of eac,
month at l. D. o. +. hall. o17 $40 Fourteenth
avenue Sc. s,
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ITAsCA COUNCIL NO. 1905. ROYAL ARGANUAs
'.:--hIeets the second and: fourth. Tuesday eve
nings at 1903 Central aN = =
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GOLDEN LINK LODGE, NO. 167. I. o. o. F.
Meets every Tuesday. at its hall, 517-5l9 Four.
teenth avenue Sc.
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ITAsCA; COURT. NO. 4. ROYAL LADIES'
Meets Oh the second and fourth Tuesday eve
~ lnings& at 1923 Central av.
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ST, ANTHONY LODGE, NO. 40, I. 20, o. F.
+ Meets every Friday evening in ]. 90. o. f.
: hail corner Of 4th st and Central av.' Charles
s. Cole, secretary.
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NORTH IlNE|
". W q. ST. P.M.a 8. EYlss-s..9.:.-=.B

Ticket Office, 600 Nicollet.
Eek. Sunday. Others Daily.
Chicago. Milw' kee, Madison.
Chica go-Fast Mail ......
h-Western LiMt'd
Chicago. Milw'kee, Madison
Cllicagc-Atlnntic, Express.
Duluth. Superio.'. Ashland. /.
i Wight Limited. -.
Duluth. Superior, Ashland.
Gilmore. Aigona. Des Moines
;1lmurv, Alsonu. Des M0ines
Newt LII, Tracy. " atSrtoWn
Sioux CITY. Omaha. Blk Hills
Su City. Omaha, Kan. Cy.
WATERFOWL. Huron. Redflel1
WOrthington, Mitchell, Su i
On aha Limited. -. .
Sioux City. Omaha. = y ado
Su City, OIcal:o. ktu. ".
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FRATERNITY HIVE, NO. 10, LIZ %. T.. M
Meets the second and fourth Tuesday eve.
rings at I. y. o. T. hall, corner 22d and Cen;
trail avs. =
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sHoREHAN TENT, No.%i2s, X. 20. r. Ms
r. Meets on the second and fourth Friday. eve
aF' rlngs at 1928 Central av - 60 8 = ~:
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NORTHERN LIGHT LODGE, NO. 121 I. o.
O.; F.--Meets every w ednesday evening at
10. o. F, hall, corner 22d and Central avs.
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NORTHEAST COUNCIL, NO. SIT. KNIGHTS
AND LADIES OF shCUR1TY--Meets On the
first Monday Of each month at +. of l.. f..
hall. ;2d23' Central av. Vera NJ. Young, cor
responding secretary.
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The Z. S: Grant circle, No. 2, gave
a thimble bee this. AFTERNOON at the
residence of Mrs: 'Day,sT2o Third ave-
nue. NE.
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NIC0LLET LODGE. NO. 16. A. o. U. W.
Meets every Tuesday evening al go Central ay.
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SILVER LEAF LODGE, NO. 154. D. OF H., A.
/ Q. U. W:-Meets ON; the first. and third Fri
day evenings in Masonic hail. 2223 Centra
nv. Visiting members always welcome. Ida
J Gordon, c. OF H.. Margaret Weston, recorder
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lola REBEKAH LODGE, No. IS. I. o. o. F.
Meets every Saturday evening at Odd Fellows
hall, cpd and Central
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FLOUR CITY DIVISION, No. 4s4. B. OF L. E.,
+ Meets at their hail. corner 25th and Central
avs on the first Sunday at 2:3a p. M. and the
.thirdr Monday at go p. 3 = II, -.
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UNITY LODGE, NO. 4, X. P.-Meets every
Wednesday evening at X r. hall, corner 9Th
st and lSt av StI.
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ST. ANTHONY FALLS CHAPTER NO. 8, f
7 A. M.-Meets on the second Saturday evening
at 20-22 University av Sc. .;,asta5
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If you aresneryous or dyspeptic try
Carriers little Nerve Pills. Dyspep-
STA makes YOU nervous. and nervous
ness makes you dyspeptic: either one
renders you miserable, ard these lit
fix. nils cure both.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-12-11

The boys from stillwaterA attending
the university have fossneda dancing
club and they. will give. their. first
dance in Mrs. Mobiles hall Tuesday
evening.
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Jay Bassett entertained a fewer His
young men friends at a stag party at
his home on Nicollet island last Sat
ur6ay evening
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WILLIAM DOWNS POST AND CORPS-Meet
every Friday evening at G. 4. r., hail, 94i
oath uy M.
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T.. The machinists' union, gave a bene-
fit, dance last evening at Turner hail,
Sixth avenue and Marshall street NE,
for the: benefit of Henry Miller. one
Of their mem bers.S IL:
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.j1any. ELK. Sunday. xEx Sat.
Chicago, La X, Milwaukee. +.
MiiW kee. La Crosse, Winona
Ghicago. La A., Milwaukee j.
CHICAGO. "tIONEEit" LTu
Chicago, La X, Milwaukee /.
N.:thield, Faribauit. zk. City
lineage. tarihau4t. Dubuque. /.
Northield, Faribault, Austii.
la crosse, Dubulue, kock Is.
UrlonvlIie, Aii."anE. AherGeeF
Urtonvilie. SFargo. Aberdeen
harrington. Mankatc Wells.
Pennington. Mankato. WeHs,
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Phone, $40. ,iain.

Phone, 30. lfaln.
Leave. Arrive.
I:5U ami 1929 PIN
600 pm 10:Uu aD
! ,G:0U 7:55
J Pn am
leo PM $50 pu,
1855 am $500 pns
J 400 $3.50
J pm pm
sI:IU am, sS:IU pun
1880 PM 80 am
9:u5 am, 5 III PIN
10 am SO am
9:O5 AMI SIT pm
S:3U pm, 800 Mn
SID pm SD q u
] 1850 8:lD
! pm am
$50 PM SO IN
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The Misses. 1McCurdy Will give a
parcel shower tomorrow afternoon
for Miss Eleanor Lees Of Nineteenth
and University avenues Sc, a bride
of this month. a A. ..
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Monday. at the home OF the bride,
MissaTessie Sophmer and Arthur Mur-
ray&Were. married, Rev. c.. w. Parsons
officiating. Only. few of the Intimate
friends WITNESSED the ceremony. %gse&
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Lyall Decker will entertain Tuesday
evening, Dec. %. at a dancing party
in his home@ong Tenth ayenue.f u -
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FRATERNITY LODGE, NO. $50, A. o, U, W
81 Meets ever Thursday evening aat Of q Rs
s5 hall, corlssse22d and Central ava. ~ ~
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Miss Eugenia N. Farrell andsCharles
HeWett:s both Of minneapolis were
married at the parish house, st. An
thony parish, Wednesday evening by
T occurring in advent: it was Quietly sol=
emnized without invited guests. :'.E rs
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The marriage of Miss Laura M. EHoyt
and Bert F.. Greenfield was Quietly SOL
emnized Sunday in the First Methodist
church. The service. was read by ReY
C. W.FParsons,s 81. =, ge.-4 :. -, ;S,s,sss
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DoyRE LODGE, NO. 8, SONS: OF NORWAY
Meets second and fourth Tuesday evenings Of
each mouth in Odd Fellows hall, corner 9TH
s mi Central q -
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For Over sixty Years

Mrs. winslow's Soothing Syrup has ben
used by millions Of mothers for their
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softens the gum and reduces inflammation
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up"