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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-09-12
New Silk ShaWlS.
School
Travelling Equipments.

School vacation is nearing its end.
Preparations are in order for the
fitting out Of the boy or girl for the
school term. Many there are who
will attend college (or seminary,
and to these proper travelling equip
ments are very necessary adjuncts.
We made unusual preparations in
this line, and call attention to Our
very large and complete stock, rep
resenting everything that will be
needed, from the large trunk to the
small name tag, and every article
the best of its kind-made to stand
the wear and tear of travel and give
perfect satisfaction. Prices are in
keeping with the quality of the
goods.
Some particularly attractive items
are:
Extra well-made Trunks. covered with canvas;
heavy Stats protected by malleable iron clamps;
IRON bottom: Excelsior lock; two leather straps;
cloth lined.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-09-12
Our September
Furniture Sale.

A special sale of High-grade Fur
nlture, artistic, exclusive pieces, at
rs to 1873 per cent below actual
value. Excellence of make and fin
ish marks every individual article,
and the scope and character of this
sale claims the attention of fastidi-
Gus customers, inasmuch as our at
tractive display is enriched by beau
tltul novelties, the latest conception
OF designers skill and rare produc-
tons which are examples of art in
furniture.
Among the many attractions Of
fered none stands out more promi-
nently than our splendid assortment
OF Dressers, ChiAoniers and Toilet
Tables. There are numerous STYLES,
all the product of the leading Ameri-
can manufacturers, and we call at
tentlon to the following one-of-a-
KIND pieces, which when sold can
not be duplicated for less than a
quarter to third more.
$1,000. Value, 10000.
80 s9ho Mahogany Chffonier, colonial design. claw
$3.50. Value, 5000.
drawers, large mirror ' 'us' PROOF
$500. Value, 10000.
Extra Large CHARTERED Oak Chironer large oval
$4,000. Value, $500.
ro Hanas"me Chartered Oak Chonier carved mir
$500. Value, 5000.
High High grade Curly Birch Chinonier, large oval
$500. Value, $4,000.
Curly Birch Dresser to match the above cb,r.
fonier. ~ ~
$4,000. Value, $500.
a High grade era, D5essers mahogany and birdseye
$500. Value, $500.
Extra large Bird's-eye Maple Dresser heavy club
feet, serpentine 'front.' extra large shaped mirror,
$I2.oo. Value, $1,000.
Bird's-eye Maple washstand. to match the above
dresser.
$500. Value, $500.
Handsome Oak Toilet Table, four drawers,
French legs, large mirror
$4,000. Value, $4,000.
Handsome Mahogany Toilet Table, odd design,
triplicate mirror, French legs. neatly carved.
$4,000. Value, $500.
CHARTERED Oak Toilet Table, made similar to the
above.
$4,000. Value, $4,000.
Fine Mahogany Toilet Table, large Mirror two
drawers.
Sixth floor
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Now Opened and Being Opened:
New Fall r1Odels i'm

lNGW II 'G1lQ UWN0lS Hill
Women's Wearing Apparel.
Hi y daily. Already show good selection of
I'LL "a Coats, Silk, Lace and Flannel Waists, Sepa-
rate Skirts Gowns Street Dresses and
eral Items of goods which offer at a third
to half less than regular prices. and to which we
desire to call your attention.
New Separate Skirts.
We desire call special attention Fall Skirts the
several smart and distinct Styles just arrived
exceptional cheviot made with
nine cores and killed bottom with wide hem,
At 5000 Each.
Other special Voies Panama Cloths, Chevos and
Broadcloths
New Fall Silk Waists
Beautiful styles Crepe Chine Peu de Cygne and Tafea
s6.oo $3.50, ss.75 and $1,000 Each.
All distinctly and just received
We also and will sale three
very exceptional values in
White and Cream Lace Waists.
Styles are distinctly different and refreshingy All are lined
throughout with silk and have less trimming
S5.75, $3.50 and S8.75 Each.
These handsome hgcass goods about third
less than regular prices
New Velveteen Shirt Waist Suits
At Half Price.
AS result OF special purchase shall offer oryfve
new Veveteen Shirt Waist Suits half price.
There plain and fancy effects made in three attractive Styles
blue, black, brown and green
S1O.75 Each. Regularly S21.OO.
New Silk Shawls.
Nothing dainty, handy comfortable these Silk
Shawls. Just received splendid collection at
S2.75, S3.75, $780, $500 and $3.50 Each.
Also good collection of Ice Wool Head Squares
S1.OO, S1.75, SIPS and S2.75 Each.
New French Chudda Shawls in white black at
$3.50, $50, $3.50 and $3.50 Each.
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GONE TO QUAKER CITY.
Closing Session of Geographic Congress
in Washington.

In Warrington.
The stay of the eighth international geo.
graphic congress in Washington was
brought to close last evening, when the
members and delegates boarded a special
train for Philadelphia. After a meeting
today In the Quaker city the congress will
proceed to New York. and thence on its
itinerary. which leads through Niagara
Falls. Chicago st. Louis, the Grand Cam
yon and Mexico.
The visitors were yesterday given a de-
lightful excursion down the Potomac river,
with stop at Mount Vernon, where they
paid their respects at the tomb OF WASH
ington. The excursion was replete with
pleasant features, and was a fitting con-
clusion to the program of entertainment
arranged In this city.
One of the most brilliant affairs con-
nected with the congress was the reception
rendered Saturday evening In the ball room
Of the New Willard Hotel by Commander
and Mrs. Robert p. Peary. Commander
peary Is president 81 the congress, and one
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Women's New
Fall Footwear.

We have on display and sale our
first shipment of Laird & Schober S
new Fall Shoes for women.
This firm has always been noted
for its high-grade goods-producing
only the very best in women's foot
wear-and to them has also been
coded first place in this very inn
portant business.
individuality of style and unsur-
passed wearing qualities, together
with comfort and perfect fit, char
acterize every pair of shoes turned
out of their factories. Every piece
of leather and every finding that en-
tiers into the construction of their
footwear is closely examined and if
not perfect is thrown aside. These
careful details, together with skilled
mechanics and men of brains to de-
wise new models, all tend toward
the completion of shoes that for in
trinsic merit, sightliness and indi-
viduality OF style cannot be sur
passed.
And in keeping with their reputa-
ton of former years their produc-
tons this season are masterpieces OF
the shoemaker's art.
We enumerate few of the fore
most styles:
One very stylish model that is
strictly for dress is of patent ideal
k1dSkin, made on new shape last
with turn sole.
Another, and very modish model
is OF kidskin, button, with turn sole
patent tip and low military heel.
Still another is made on the very
smart Elaine" last, of kidskin, in
lace and button styles, with patent
tip.
A very smart Walking Boot is Of
black box calfskin, lace, made on a
new last, with welt sole.
Another excellent Walking model
is of kidskin, with very high arch
Cuban heel, welt sole and a medium.
shaped toe.
$500 and 5000 a pair.
Special attention is called to our
stock of Shoe Findings, which is
very large and comprehensive, COM
prising the best grades of Shoe Pol
ishes and Dressings, Foot Powders
Shoe Laces, Buttons, Insoles, Instep
and Ankle Supports, Polishers, Boot
Hooks, Shoe Trees, Rubber Heels
etc.
We have also connected a Shoe Repairing De-
partment. where shoes repaired By skilled
workmen. at very moderate rates,
Third floor. Tenth st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-09-12

~ UR large Housefurnish-
MV ing DEPARTMENT. will be
W found an ideal place in
which to secure mod
ern kitchen utensils and other
household articles.
We handle only goods of
recognized superiority, and Our
various stocks are replete with
the newest and most worthful
labor-saving devices.
Those preparing to keep
house" will appreciate the
many advantages of having us
supply all necessary housefur-
nishings.
Complete stocks Of the fol-
lowing and other lines:
AGATE NICKELSTEEL WARE.
IMPORTED ENAMELED WARE.
COFFEE AND TEA POTS, 10 varieties.
ROASTING PANS AND BROILERS.
WAFFLE IRONS. Liza
CAKE GRIDDLES.
STEAMERS AND COLANDERS.
KITCHEN AND TABLE CUTLERY.
HOUSECLEANING ARTICLES.
POLISHING AND CLEANING COM
POUNDS. tga
REFRIGERATORS AND ICE CHESTS.
KITCHEN TABLES.
STEPLADDERS
WOODEN WARE, ETC.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-09-12
September
Jardiniere Sale.

We begin tomorrow, Tuesday,
Our annual September Jardiniere
sale, at which time we shall offer
unusual values in Jardinieres, which
are so much needed when the cool
nights come and the flowers will
have to be taken indoors.
We call especial attention to the
following lots:
Lot Includes Jardinieres in assorted shapes
and colorings. in both plain and mottled effects,
measuring inches across top.
35c. each.
Lot 2-Jardinieres in assorted shapes and color.
iEgs. measuring inches across top.
soc. each.
ings. measuring 10 inches across top.
75c. each.
colorings. measuring II inches across top p--''
85c. each.
Lot 6-Jardinieres. in assorted shapes and color.
ings, measuring II inches across top
SI.OO each.
Also complete line of Clay Flower
Pots.
Fifth floor. G ct.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-09-12

Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Gregg have announced
the marriage of their son, Wallace E., and
MISS Jennie s. Page, September 3, by the
Rev. F. j. Pettyman. At home after Octo-
Der !. at 1925 New Jersey avenue
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-09-12

OSBORN. On Friday, September o, 1904, at !
pm, to Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Osborn a daugh-
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Mr.. and Mrs Thomas F. Walsh, who have
spent the summer in the west, are now at
Newport visiting Mrs James p Kernochan
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Mems New Cravenettt
Rain Coats
"a Special Vaque).

The convenience of a rain coat
as fall overcoat as well as for rainy
weather is pretty generally known
and they are becoming more popu-
lar daily.
We offer new lot of Mems Cra-
venette Waterproof Rain Coats, in
a neat Oxford gray effect, at a lower
price than we have ever been able
to name for same grade of goods.
They are cut and tailored in a
strictly frst-class manner and are
an exceptional value.
$1,000 Each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-09-12

Miss Bertha Linton Greene, accompanied
by her father, left Thursday for Boston
to enter an academy, where she will finish
her education.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-09-12

Mr.. sevellon B. Drury, accompanied by
his niece, Miss Virginia Drury, has gone
to Atlantic City and will visit Philadelphia
before returning to Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-09-12

Miss Mary Parks, who is now in Denver,
Col, was visited the past week by her
brother Mr. Charles ]. Parks Of the Navy
Department, who sailed from San Fran
cisco September for his new post in Tu-
tufla Samoa.
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on the 9th instant. She will not be at
tached to any conservatory this winter.

on the 9th instant She win not be at
tached to any conservatory this winter.
Rev. and Mrs. Bigelow of this city are
visiting Bishop Smith at his summer home
at Seal Harbor, Maine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathaniel Chapman have
returned from delightful visit to Virginia
Beach. Cape Henry and Norfolk. Mrs.
chapman is now visiting her aunt, Mrs. j.
I. Wynkoop, at Woodgrove, Va, where
she will remain for few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Gregg have announced
the marriage of their son, Wallace E., and
Miss Jennie s. Page, September 3, by the
Rev. f. j.. Pettyman. At home after Octo-
Der l. at 1925 New Jersey avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas F.. Walsh, who have
spent the summer in the west, are now at
Newport visiting Mrs James p Kernochan.
Mrs. Sartoris and Miss Rose Mary Gar
toris returned Saturday from a short trip
to Europe.
The date of the marriage OF Miss Pauline
Astor to Capt. Spender CLAY is now set for
Cctooer % when Mr.. w. w. Astor. now on
visit to this country. will have returned
20 England. The ceremony, at which the
bishop Of London will officiate assisted hv
the archdeacon of London. viii take nla 70
at 81. Margaret's. Westminster Mr.. Astor
viii a1.erward welcome the wedding party
al MS house in Carlton House Terrace.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herndon Morsell and son
nave returned to their home on 18th street
ginia. "
MIS-. Williams. widow OF Col. Chas p.
Williams. United States Marine Corps has
returned from Westminster Nd. where
she mas been spending the summer. and is
at 1873 Riggs place for the winter.
MISS Ei1zabeth d. Gould of 1903 r street
northwest has returned from nleasant
gina. " W.
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MRS Sartoris and Miss Rose Mary Sar.
to Europe -'f
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| New L.aces
Nearly Half Price.

We have just received new lot
OF several hundred yards Hand
made Cluny and Torchon Laces.
There are both edgings and inser-
tons, and they range from I to $
inches in width. The patterns are
varied and pretty. Suitable for
dress trimmings, underwear, lace
curtains, etc.
Sc, SC. and loo. a yard.
Values, 15c., 18c. and Csc.
Main floor G. st
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-09-12

Miss Pauline Simons has returned from
her summer vacation at her country home
in Ohio.
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QW000war0 6 I0tDr0N,
New
store wincon a
The Store is interesting,

coming
Now Opened and Being Opened:
New DrssFa brs New
and IinsN New nd New
S n uhnngo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-09-12

Miss NJ Elizabeth Mullin of 50 Rhode
Island avenue northwest has gone to San
Francisco on visit to her aunt, Mrs. c. S.
Jacobs,.wife of Gunner c. S. Jacobs, who is
on duty in connection with the battleship
Ohio. Miss Mullin and Mrs. Jacobs expect
to return about November l.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-09-12

Mr.. and Mrs. Herndon Morse,l ana ca,
have returned to their home on Ihtb stree
AFTER pleasant six weeks sojourn in Vir
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Mrs Catherine Riecks announces the
marriage of her youngest son, Henry L.,
and Miss Cora L. Limerick September g.
1904. The couple will be pleased to see
their friends at 13 9th street northeast af-
ter the 18th.
Friday evening the 9th, the occa-
sion of delightful meeting of the Young
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of
Douglas Church at the home Of Mrs. B. L.
Nevius, jr. The roll call was answered
by quotations from the study" on indus
trial education in foreign lands. During
the social hour which followed refresh
ments were served. Particularly enjoyable
features of the evening were vocal solos
rendered by Miss Mable Raymond and Mrs.
Hilla. All present participated heartily in
singing a score of old. familiar songs.
Mr.. Finley Hayes family have closed
their cottage Bungalow at Colonial
Beach, and returned to their suburban
home, 1.-THE Willows" Langdon.
Mrs B. F. Edwards and Miss Florence
Edwards, Mrs. Frank Rousseau and Mr..
Oscar Harvey of this city were guests at
the suburban home Of Mr. Wilton Harvey,
Langdon Heights, last week.
Mr.. John Bond and wife of Americas.
Kan. are guests of Mr.. D: J. Roberts Of
Dosage Lodge" Langdon, Mrs. Roberts be-
ing their daughter
Mrs A. L. Foster Of Langdon is visiting
relatives at Canton, Pa.
fortnight visit to the st. Louis exposition.
Charles M. Henderson Of this city has
as his guest this week his brother Chal-
mers s. Henderson of Centralia, Pa.
Mrs Isabel Shelton has returned from At
her vacation at Old Point Comfort Va,
with her cousins, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry L.
Johnson, and little daughter, Helen jose
phine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. G. Rogier, Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. ]. Appich, Miss Amelia Ermold and
Master Clarence Rammling, Mr.. and Mrs.
e. ]. Sacks Mr.. Chas. Graf and daughters
Misses Annie, Marie and Carrie, are
Washington party at Atlantic City.
Miss Janet Wynkoop of 1911 10th street
left today for Gainesville, Va, where she
will be bridesmaid at the wedding of Miss
Ida Holden Rhodes and DIR. Thomas Allen
Grower.
Mrs W. H. Mussey. with her baby daugh-
ter, is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles A. Shields, 116 9th street northeast.
The residence of Mr. G. w. onutt, on
Wisconsin avenue, was the scene of gay
festivity Saturday evening in honor Of Miss
Ethyle Offutts birthday. Progressive
of the evening, followed by refreshments.
after which the young people danced until
midnight. Among those present were the
Misses Bessie and Frances Crossman, Clara
Harner. Jennie Artz. Ethyle Ofutt, Ida Of
futt, Eleanor Kirkley, Eleanor Lewis, Clara
bel Lea, Audrey Brougham, Florence Faw-
sett Marie Roberts and Esther Broughton,
and Messrs. Robert 8. MacKnight, George
w. Offutt, jr., Harry Houghton, Major
Robb, Maurice Weaver, Agee Bowies, Nor
man Bowles, Frank Hiliiard, Wilfred
Roach, Kenneth Glennan, Emory Bogley.
Ralph Bowman, George Magee, William
Preston. Harry Davenport, Frederick Pc
tiers and Stanley Hearp.
Miss Mary Kimball. who has been spend
tnG the summer In Europe. sailed Tor home
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-09-12

Mrs. A. L. Foster of Langdon Is visiting
relatives at Canton, Pa.
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Steamer Trunks. made of thoroughly seasoned
wood and covered with canvas: Ave sals across
top: sheet Iron bottom: brass lock; one iray-a
very handy trunk.
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Mrs. Catherine Riecks announces the
marriage of her youngest son, Henry L.,
and Miss Cora L. Limerick September g.
1904. The couple will be pleased to see
their friends at Ii 9th street northeast af
ter the 18th.
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Mrs. w. H. Mussey, with her baby daugh-
ter, is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles A. Shields, 116 9th street northeast.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-09-12

Miss Emogene Eva Mass has gone for q
fortnight visit to the st. Louis exposition.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Chas G. Rogier, Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. ]. Appich, Miss Amelia Ermold and
Master Clarence Rammling, Mr. and Mrs
E. ]. Sacks. Mr.. Chas. Graft and daughters
Misses Annie, Marie and Carrie, are a
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| Mrs. Isabel Shelton has returned from At
lantic City with her parents and will finish
| her vacation at Old Point Comfort, Va,
| with her cousins, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry L..
johnson, and little daughter. Helen jose
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-09-12

Charles M. Henderson Of this city has
as his guest this week his brother, Chal-
mers s. Henderson of Centralia Pa.
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Miss Mary E. Walsh is spending the
summer with her cousin, Miss Deegan, in
Southampton. She will not return until
November /.
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Miss Mary Kimball. who has been spend
Ing the summer IN Europe sailed Tor home
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Mr.. John Bond and wife of Americas
Kan, are guests of Mr.. D. ]. Roberts OF
DOSAGE Lodge" Langdon, Mrs. Roberts be-
ing their daughter,
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-10-22
= EXPENSIVE LODGINGS
Apartments at st. Regis Hotel Cost
$4,000 Year.
PHILADELPHIA Press.

What is perhaps the most expensive
suite of rooms for their number and
size in the world has just been taken
in the new Hotel st. Regis, New York
city, by E. R. Thomas, wealthy racing
man. The rooms are FIVE in number,
and if Mr.. Thomas remains in them
for one year his bill for rent alone will
amount to more than $4,000, suppos-
ing no special rate is made.
Mr.. Thomas apartment, which will
be occupied by Mrs. Thomas and him.
self, Is the royal suite at the Hotel st.
Regis. It contains a salon, library
diningroom, two bedrooms and two
bathrooms. It is on the Fifth avenue
for the suite is $125. It is under
stood Mr.. Thomas has rented the apart.
ment for a long period.
On the sixth floor Of the same hotel
is larger suite which has been espe-
cially arranged, decorated and finished
for wealthy American family. Be
sides a salon, a private sittingroom and
diningroom, there are three bedrooms,
each with a large private bath.
In the suite taken by Mr.. Thomas
thore is every kind Of device which
| modern ingenuity has been able to con-
jure up for comfort and luxury Even
| the air which he will breathe Is filtered,
and by simply turning dial it's tenn
perature can be raised or lowered at
| will
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-10-22

After time she lifted her head and
blinked bravely at the sky. She raised
the parasol and slanted it over her
like rib ends across her face. Then she
began deliberately to saunter thru the
clearing, playing out to herself and to
the solemn stumps q brave little TRACE
dy that she was happy. S
He might have stayed she par
ried the question. 1T would only
have been polite, after trucking me SO.
I do not think it was very nice OF
him. -
a porcupine trundled out from the
edge Of the forest and paused to re-
connoiter. She did NOT nntice him.
She was trying to see.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1904-07-27

Parker is the nominee, let US rally
around him to the man and vote him
in. I vertably believe that he is the
best man for the place, and will make
the best president since the days OF
Washington.
Alas for poor Ted,
Who dimes with the man with WOO
on his head,
We hope this Fall,
He won't be in it at all.
Some intruder recently went in
the house of Mr.. Willie Wise and
mother while away and stole yalu-
ables and money to the amount of
about thirty-6ve $35. Wise is
good honest, hard toiling fellow and
hope the thief may be caught and
justice meted out.
There is some good material in the
political forest now, if only men will
use discretion in selecting it. Let
US select men with character, men
with principle, men with backbone,
men with convictions and men who
are not afraid to express those con-
victions; men whose souls have been
trained to noble aims and Virtuous
deeds.
The candidate, comes soon and late.
Flooding on his weary way,
Seeking votes, to carry him over
his mate,
On election day.
All, in new perils and obstacles
you'll meet,
As through this land for the vote
you seek.
Misses Lottie Gardner, Ellen and
Leila FalIaw, Of Columbia, have been
the past week with relatives and
friends and attending the protracted
meeting at CASTOR.
Why don't friend E. L. Wingard
or Bro. "KIondike' call meeting Of
the carriers? I have in my posses
sion by law and constitution and
intended cslling a meeting Of the
carriers of the county, but after see-
ing frierd Vineyards notice Thought
I would wait and see what I'd see.
The health OF our community is
excellent and that Of the happy Felix
family was never better.
Pine apples, grape fruit, melons,
cantalopes, etc, have been coming
this way from the many friends of
the writer, for all of which we feel
grateful and extend thanks.
July Is. Billy Felix.