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Edito- Leader; I see hy the Leader
that Guthrie Is TO have big carnival.
think this is an right. but let us -eason
for Ewhile. l. Is for the purpose OF b.ap.
ing Guthrie. Now. In my mind Il would
be much better Tor Guthrie II they would
take the money that the citizens one- IA
prizes and build bridges and roads o
the farmers could get TO Guthrie. it
would do more good 10 boom Guthrie.
!; would be lasting Today there H.
nearly one fourth Of the county that ls
Just about cut on f-on Guthrie ana
authae q losing thousands of dollars
worth of .rade an the time There would
have been thousands 81 dollars worth
20 cotton that has gone elsewhere, build
Ing up towns az other places. and these
to~as SIT back and laugh n Guthrie
wants trade ana wants 10 buld 10 she
must have better roads and more bridges
-.nd especially one across the Ciuarron
The w,tler lives within eight miles Of
Guthrie and has sot 10 81 aiz cen mica
20 ct there and over a road that a good
team can't pull over 900 pounds. That
d tie condition Of io.s of ~ anl the
river haE been pakt fording nearly al
suzanne and fan VA N BAKER.
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NJ and Mrs w A. Humphrey enter
tanned the membe.- of the Christian
church ana uleir friends last evening az
their home 200 East Cleveland avenue.
The house was decorated in "a beuutlful
ed and yellow color scheme. which was
carried out in eve.y detal Of the iecora-
tions. Holly, red SALIVA, and yellos
chrysanthemums We're used, and vases
and bowls Of cut flowers wee arranged
in the rooms. Jack o. Lanterns wee
hung on tlie gallery, in tAe trees. and in
the yard making an army Of Rrinling wei
come fo- the arriving guests gypsy
tent was erected and Misses Ina Pente
cost and Edna Kliak we've cogtumed as
gypsies than which pietUe- ones We're
never seen. They told fortunes over a
mysterious cauldron hung ia the tent ira
which they brewed some potion war
.antcd 10 secure the desired effect on "a
gayward lover or friend. A nickering.
truly witch-like nre burned undsr this
eauld-on, making II the real thing
The dining room was particularly beau
tiful. heautihed as it aa- by the rich
coio-s of autumn. grlnning Jack o Lam
terms. flowers. pretty faces and really.
truly Halloween table The chandelle-
was hung with yellow and red ribbons
down 10 the table. rbe ce lterpiece was
large pubpkin. a-tltlcany carved.
and filled with rosy APPLE and golden
yellow bananas Pretty sed ana yellow
plates we've used Tor ewing the gypsy
lnaoh OF pumpdm pie the old fashioned.
open-face variety mother used %
make louehnuts ana coffee Miss Bell
and AR Smear urnra fHa .ifnnrafaff ....f
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the runway had caught fire in some
mysterious manner The blaze was
quickly put out and the damage is
said not t- exceed $50 as the fire had
not cotton fair start when the de-
partment arrived Had It not have
been for the prompt response of the
fire department a car load Of cotton
would have caught FIRE from the run
way leading to the car.
Company No. 2 was called cut at
1920 O'Clock last evening to the resi-
denee Of Mike Ellis, 724 West wash
ington, whore two boys playing with
matches had ignited pile OF shay
ings- The blaze was easily put out by
the chemicals. The damage to the
porch and door was slight
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W. +, Duncan. son of y. NJ ana Jane
Duncan, born Ia Davis county Missouri
Jaua-y 20. 1889: was married 10 Miss
Mande Green May a. 1905. Sweet baby
Frances was born TO them Ap-ii rs. 1906.
Frank departed this life oct, &C. 1905 age
"a years and 9 months, after a long and
2nilful Illness cf 8 months. He suf-
ferod with an the pain OF quick con-
sumption but died the sweet triumphant
death Of "a t,ue Christian. on Thurs
day night as the hour OF ten drew near
he asked us 10 sing FOR him. We sang,
Nearer NJ God 20 Thee" He said
THAT IS good. sing again. and we sang
Jesus pilot Me" lie said LET up all
pray" ana we were led IN prnyc by Mr.
Ginn. He then said Good bye I am
going 10 sleep" ANA soon after passed
AWAY
written by his mother
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There is Just one other sure way to be
cured painless. aofe and m the privacy
Of your own home-n Is Pyramid Pile
Cu-e.
We mail Il t-iu package free to an who
write
u win give YOU ngsant relief show
you the harmless painless lature II this
great remedy and start you wen on tho
way toward perfect cu-e.
Then YOU can get O. tuii-sized boS foom
any drugglst Tor SO cents, and often one
box cures
n the druggist tries 70 sell you some-
thing Just as good it because he
makes more money on the substitute
Insist on having what YOU call for
The cure begins at once and continues
-apidly mul Il is complete ana 7or-
nanent.
You can 80 right ahead with your
work and be easy aud comfortable all
the time
II Is well worth trying
just send your name ana address 10
pyramid Drug Co.. 65 Pysamh Building.
Marshall, Mich, and ceoiys free by re-
turn mail the iai package m a plain
wrapper
Thousands have been cured ga this
eosY painless and Inexpensive WY. IN
the privacy OF the home
No knife aud its torture
30 doctor and hls bills
AN dusgista 80 cents wfiic to-aay
for FREQ package
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Mr. and Mrs. Robert W Ramsay gave
an elaborate eight course dinne- at their
home at corner Of Elm ana Washington
last evening. The table wase decorated
with "a large Jack o. Lantern centre
piece hlled with yellow ald -ed chrysan
themums, the favors being small JACK
To- Lanterns and black cats. The dining
room was hung with Jack O. Lanterns
Tho guest~ were Mr ami Mrs C. NJ
Barnes. D.. and Mrs Barke- Mr. and
Mrs Nneisley, Mr.. and Mrs Chas Bill.
lingslay Mrs. Lizzie Biringsley. and D.
Petty
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PERSONAL
ME NTION
Eime Biplilte Is IN Elmond.

Eme Blptste Is In Edmond
Claude Mccros ot AVA IS "a the
city
Charley cmette was here today f.om
Hobart
w T.. GIN o. Perry i- in the city
today
r. l.. cupp j. IN the city from Mcri-
iian.
IT, II Hlner returned to Prague this
morning
H. Z. Barsess Of Nashville. is IN the
city today
"DiSie'' Benson was in ihe ct,s to-day
from st-cud.
r. A. stinson, returned from Perkins
this morning.
Miss Lianie Turner returned 20 wor-
wick this morning.
u w Eastman retura-d TO Enid on
the morning train
Eugene Kne -etuned t, Cushing ON
the morning trnin.
Fcrd Paintc- returned to seattle
Washngton, last evenine.
MISS Fentndos Is in the city from
saltwater visiting her fatho-
W. A. pumnt aud wife orryed in the
city this morning fram nuant J. ny
G. II Turner advance agent for the
Foxy Grandpa" show Is Ia the ch,
NJ Brooks returned from busl-
ness tip to oklahoma city this morning
Ch-is seton was IN the city last even.
Ing from Oklahoma city lie attended
The Elks dance.
Hon r. j. Lowe iyft last night To-,
San Antonio. Texas, to visit with his
family a few days
Cat-ie Nation has recovered aud VIII
rctu from Colorado noXt week she
suys she intends TO vote
G.. Turpln, genenl n.isht agent Of
the D.. 70. a g.. is over from Enid Tur-
pin Says tie Santa Fo has not vet taken
over the u. E & @.
Secretary 6 q. McNahb vent 10 cba aid-
lo on TIE evening train whore De win
conduct q meeting Of the Lincoln count
Farners Institute Friday and Saturday
j. lf Ca5sau ler yoatoday over the
"Katy fog Missouri MI Casslu wiz
buy up lot Of Missouri apples while
there TO bring 10 oklahoma mar1ets.
once IS Benedict who recently dl-
posed of bis newepngct tho Hobart
News Republican. was in Guthrie today
he d3os not expect 20 ra-cngugs n ace
tive business for sor'e time but viii
p ohably spend year or two in travel
Good for everything solvo is usad
Tor and especially recommended for pics.
That Is what we say Of DoWlts witch
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when the tip Of dog nose is col Z
and moist that dog ls not sick few
erish dry nose means sickness with a
dog. And 80 with the human lips.
Dry, crack and colorless lips means
foverishness. and are "a well IN APP
pearing. TO have beautiful, pink, vel
vet-HlSe lips. apply al bedtime coating
OF Or. Shoop's Green fave II viii
soften ami heal any skin ailment. Get a
free trial box. az our store. and be con
WINGED. Larke nickel capped glass Jars,
Is cents r. y. Lille & CO.
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80. yen.s starved then I bought a
90 cent bottle ~ Kodol Dyspepsia Cure.
the gold I'm Geo gia could nos buy.
kept on taking q aud 10 two months
went back 10 my work ne machinlst. In
three months I WAS as well and near'y
as ] ever was stin u7e ltte occas-
lonaliy aud J nld lt q nIo blood purifier
a1d a good tonic. May au live long AMI
prosper &C. N coucli Rodiug Ca
Aug "a 1906 Kodol ls snld he'e by G.
H Reuno
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In coyle soelety-wed4lno reception.

In coyie soelety-Weddnq Reception.
Last Wednesday evening reception
was given at the homo OF NJ and Ms.
Lafo McClain two miles east OF Coylc.
In honor Of the marriage OF their daugh-
ter, Bea. to George Oldest son OF Mr..
and Mrs. w. u. Knight The happy cou-
plc were met at the evening train by a
host Of friends each with his share of
rice and congratulations. which were
showcred upon the bride and groom as
they app cached the waiting crowd As
soon as the -icc was disposed Of. the
wedding pair departed for the home Of
the bride accompanied bv their cinsc
frlends and relatives Late in the even
rg th-ec-courso dinner was served
followed by a royal family reunion. The
house was one beautiful mass OF white
honeysuclle blossoms and vines
MIR and Ms. Knight received many
handsome presents durinG the evening
ais togens Of friendship from their many
fiends At a late hour each departed
thanking the hostess 10, the pleasant
evening spent Those piesent we're
M ana Mrs G.. w. knight sr., Mr., and
Mrs W ID. Knight and sons Claude and
clyde MI and MS Ed McClan and
daughter Mildred Mr. ana Mrs l1d
Corhln NJ and Mrs w Gait, NJ aud
Mrs A. B Miller and son Thcaron. Mr.
and Mrs. c. w. Knight, J... and Mr
and Ms. w E. Townsend Misses Buby
Miller, Pearl Morrill, Mile Leonard Eva
Muse Messrs j. McCnin. Fed Cohec
BERT schonee Pearl Rawlings and jos
Corbin.
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nfair

Last sunday was iolly day at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs w. ID. Knight
two miles west of Coyle whore an mfair
was teudcred thci- marrled son, George
ana his bride. The house was hand-
soincly dccowtct with autumual colors
and potted plants a three cousc dim
ncr was served. During the feast some
one mentioned hunting at which aii
agreed and led by Che host. started on
a marry Gamble through the woods. Late
I'm the afternoon the hunters returned
mugucd b. thc buden 5f the captured
game ana found "a luncheon OF wines
cakes and fruits awaiting them
Many beautiful musical selections were
reedcfed during the days programme
which wee enjoyed by al The guests
on this occasion we-e: Mr. ana Mrs. G.
w. Knight Jr, and Mira. Lafe Mccain,
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Corhin NJ and Mrs
Ed. McClain and daughtc,, Mild-cd Mr..
and Mrs A. e. Miller and sons. NJ ani
Ms c. w Knight S.. Nj and Mrs w.
r Townsend Misses Cora Nuss, Nellie
Murphy and Ruby Mnle-
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The city council will meet tonight
70 discuss the natural gas franchise
and 70 allow monthly bills and claims.
Mayor Duke has received letters from
the mayors Of shawnee and Enid in
regard 20 the gss franchises offered
various towns in Oklahoma
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FIRE DEPARTMENT BUSY
West Side Company Called Out to Es
tinsuish TWO Fires.

Fire ccurnny No. 2 was called out
last aieht at 1910 for a short run 70
the Houghton & Douglas cotton gin
at the corner Of Noble ana Sixth
street. where seven bales Of cotton on
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10, HaIIowe,en panee.

One Of the most enjoyable events OF
the ea.ly winter season was given last
evening by the Eks iu their spacious
hall The decorations Of handsome pot
ted plants and carnations were ve-y
tastefully arranged and the pretty new
dresses of the flie dancers contrasted
beautifully with tho scene OF light and
merriment Punch and a Spread" wc-e
served during intermissions The music
was furnished by Adlc orchestra. and
the devotees OF Ternlschorc had ample
opportunity to indulge TO their hearts
content The guests Were ~. and
Mrs McFasand Mr. and Mrs Henry
Braun, Mr., and Mrs. f. B Lucas. NJ.
and AIrs. F.. A. Douglas Mr. ans Mrs.
Jack Morris Mr. and Ms l.. Day. Mr..
and Mrs. e. A. Johnson Mr. and Mrs
c. NJ. sarchet; Misses lone Coyle. Ruby
McNeal Hodwig Braun. Gertrude Pat-
It's n Jessie Sampsen Bertha Lyon,
Katherine schnell Bertha shuppe. Mary
kersey Cad Kennedy Lou Strang. Pearl
Rhodes. ethel Jones ana Mss Reed;
Mcssrs Minor Sloan. r. o. Hlrsohi Chris
Seton. Clauj Sitterly. Ca-l Metcalf, Jas.
Fowler, A. G Render a. w Pentecst,
Frank z. Johnson Z. w shup9c. l.. X.
Adams Lyman Gay. Harry Newman.
Frank Post Leslie Walton. Orvillo y
Feantz, Arthur Hoover. The out of town
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Bu-ns Hcg
ler OF Muskoeoe. and Mr. Lloyd samp
sell Of Victor. Colorado.
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Of America, Mrs McFa-land. who was
for SO many years missionary to Alaska
Mrs. Mcfarland has now retired from
the active missionary field. hut is a very
capable and noble woman The meeting
yesterday was one OF the best Of the
year.
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The Missionary society OF the Prosby-
terian church meets with MS e. r. Nc
Mol "A; No 6i5 East Okahma avenue
in the afternoon
Domestic Science club meet az cagae-
gle library in afternoon
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Hc-e is our condensed opinion OF The
Original Laxative Cough syrup; Nearly
all o.her cough syrups aye constipating
especially thosec1ntaining opiatea. Ken-
nedy's Laxative. Contaiulng) Honey and
Tar moves the bowels Contains no
opidtes. Couforms 10 the National Pure
Food and Drug Laws. sold by g. II,
Renfro
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ChlOccs Indians play the Logan
county high school football team on
Thanksgiving day
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CITY BRIEFS.

Many front gate was missing this
morning.
Beauty bringers are satin skin cream
and Satin skin complexion powder.
Exams" at the high school today
ana tomorrow
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PROSPECTUS.


Gutmfe Whist club meets with Mrs
} c. omer at il9 East Harrison. in af-
te-noon.
Mrs J. Raymakor eatortains the
Klmona club in the afternoon in homo.
OF he's darsn,er Mrs. Johl H. Baland
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The Woman's Missionary society of
the Presbyterian church met with Mrs
T. r. McNen, 615 East Oklahoma yea
terday afternoon and enioyed au unusu-
ally interesting programme. the topics
for the afternoon being Persia" Tor the
foreign field and 'srGe Mv-mons' ia
the home neld. A very interesting and
inst uctive lette- was read from Miss
schoenhair, the Persian missionary from
this immediate field. Mrs. J. x. Miller
gave a fun report Of the recent meeting
OF missiana ies at Lawton and stated
that while there she had the pleasure Of
meeting one OF the pioneer missionaries
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-11-01

An Saints day was observed this
morning az the Trinity church Rev
Ni,holas preached a sermon on the
Feature of the Saints"
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WIN Hun who is working at the
sharum gin On West Villas single
handed put OF bale In one minute
and two seconds yesterday afternoon
which is the best record thai has been
radc.
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Hon. W A. Duraut win speak Ia the
city han tonight
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THIS DATE ~ HISTORY.
NOV

@ NOV I. c
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q 1895 = ench Directory chosen 3
Q 1906 French occupied iitsse. G
. ls27 Rev Morgan l. nix born g
o 1887 Constitution of Hanover abro- &
o gnted by royal dmance G
@ 1850 Boics Penrose. United States 9
Q senator from Pennsylvania. G
q born. c
Q 1865 Con. Mcclellan succeeded Gen @
o Scott as commando OF armies G
Q Of the UnitoJ states G
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@ opened c
@ 1895 Emperor William dedicated &
Q Church Of the nedeemor az G
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Q 1902 Fifteen KILLED and 40 injured c
o by explosion Of eiectoD fie- c
O WORKS IN Madison squire.
o New York c
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There are broken hearts IN the worl,
today.
Though rmiling faces hide them:
They pass and repass on the high
way
with stifed grief beside them
The wan, white face Of q c woman who
iSnowe
That she must wander apart
Fsom the soul where not even pits
glow.
with a proud but broken heart
There are broken hearts in the wont
today.
Beneath wo-m furs and laces;
Bleak December gnaws at those hea Is
though May
Smiles ~ the dauntless faces.
The resolute eyes Of the man we ee.
BY day In the busy mart;
Look down in the night through hs
soul. and he
Looks through a broken heart
There are broken hearts in the worli
today.
For all the cynic's laughter;
The warm hearts that were red AM
growing gray.
Hope flea and Youth went after.
But the sun comes up and the world
goes round.
! And all Of us play our parts,
! But over as well as un ler the gount
There are dead and broken hearts
John u. Mccain an y. Y. Mercury
Ms John Doveraux retained from Ok
lahma city this incoming
M-s May Rankin Of Perkins, is visit
ing Mr. and MS cohlgn this week,
Mrs. Gee. W. Porter. Of Milford, Mich
is the guest Of Mr.. ana Mrs. Charle.
Griswold
Mrs Ia Helm. who has been the gues
OF Mrs T. c. Peacock the past week
has returned to her home in Enid
Miss Katherine schneu has returned
from Oltlaloms city whe she has beer
the guest OF friends for some days.
Or. and Mrs. r. V. Smith and DR.
! Pryne attended the Medical Society oi
the Southwest in oklahoma city yes
te-day.
Miss Duke and Miss Fe-nandes arrived
in Guthrie yesterday from Saltwater
They will occupy position in the city
schools Of this place.
Mrs. r. J. Underwood, o. wichita. e.
in the city visiting T. NJ Morris an,
! family. Mrs Underwood was one OF tn,
early day residents Of tn capital city.
Mr. and Mrs Burns Hegle- are in tn
city on their honeymoon trip, MS Heg
Ter formerly being Miss Maud Russell o
Dallas. Texas. The wedding took plac,
at the brides home in Dallas. Wednes
day evening. and NJ. an Mrs. Hcglei
are visiting Captain ana Mrs Ben r
Hegler.
Ms Chas. seeley entertained th'
Karteaspiei club yesterday afternoon
The first prize was won by NJ g. Henry
Braun aud the lone hand by M-s. w. u
Herod two coui-s luncheon was
served at the conclusion OF the game
which was very much eaioyed by the
guests who were. Mesddmes W. B
/ Heroi. Horny Braun r. r. Conner. j. J
/ Houston and Leach
The Womans Mlssinnars society Of
I the PRESBYTERIAN church met with Mrs
+ T.. p McNen. 615 East Oklahoma, yes
/ terday afternoon and enjoyed au unusu
/ ally interesting programme. the topic.
/ for the afternoon being Persia" Tor the
I foreign field. and 'srGe Mv-mons' %
( the home neld very interesting ant
/ inst uctive Letter was read from Miss
schoenhalr, the Persian missionary from
/ - -------.------ ..-. NJ Y .L--L-.
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Mics Ramona Chilc3tt assisted bv hor
mother Mrs r. NJ Chilcott, Mrs. Chas.
! ca penter Me Tibbets and Miss Tib-
/ bets, entertained her friends with a de-
iightm Halloween party last evening.
at the family residence $50 East IIar-
rison arenue. The rooms we-e beauti-
fully decorated with autumn leaves.
trailing vines. and Jack o'Tantcrns. while
the lights We're covered with varl-colo ed
shades giving forth "a soft mellow CLEAN
/ as "a fit illumination fo- the festivities
which followed Miss Tibbets was the
traditional witch and told the for
/ tunes OF aspiring candidates fo- the
ministrations Of the little god Eros.
fortunes were told by many and va-i-
Gus means The young people then as
sembled around the glowing nre and told
stories by the "faggot" method. and
I wonderful indeed wore some OF the tales
they did unfold Miss Vera Minne- ren-
dered a beautiful song entitled Love
Me and the World Is Mine. Miss Church
added muoh to the enjoyment Of IN
1 evening by he- spirited rendition OF
The Dance Of the Demons" Delicious
,ref-eshments, consisting Of sherbet and
cake,--one Of the cakes was sent from
q hhiiFiE ny "a lilFNu OF MISS Ahltnti Ns
peeially for the occaslol-conee and
home e-made candies, were served on one
Of the most tlstefully decorated tables
all the ingenuity a Halloween feast can
bring fo-th. The centrepiece was "a large
pumpkin followed out and filed with
flowers and forest leaves The candles
were held up by rosy apples. around
which was fringe Of forest leaves.
The leaves wee tastefully strewn aud
grouped over the table. each plato was
surrounded by wreath Of the leaves.
and with their rich glowing colors. con-
TIA ted with the dainty costumes ana
fair faces OF the young ladies aud the
hand"ome countenances cf the young
men. It was gcene that made ono sigh
for the days that are np more as they
left the wa NTH and chee. of tho inside
10 harI with the cold wind outiidc The
guests wee Misses Mamie Lohr, Amy
Mas 10Y Esther Beland Gay Bronson,
Fay BaNto- Katherine Ttablnd Mabel
Massey Iru.;s HawcI Hazel Hamn
Elsie Ciirun Won Minuer Luela Greg
ory. Mts Tbbets M-a Tinbets Mrs.
Chas Carpenter and Miss Ramona Chill
cott
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Piles Quickly
Cured at Home
Instant Relief Permanent cire--Trlai
Package Mailed Free 70 AZ
IN Plain WRAPPER

Piles is fearful di-ease but asf te
cure q YOU GO at st right
An opc.aiion with the knife Is den
gc,ous, cueL humpiasinv and unnoces.
sary
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One of the principal features OF last
evening WIS q Iaiowe'en plr given by
Miss Hoo Lee it the home 20 her pa
rents. $40 West Cleveland The rooms
were beautifully decorated with chrys-
anthomums Refreshments we-e served
at midnight Those present were. Misses
Davis. Hodge Moon, Gobble. Choatc
Eastwood and Lee. Messs Powell
Helbil, Charley and Walter Hodge
Jones. Leanard Housoholde- Morrison.
ana Tallman The guests an spcnt
very enjoyable evening aad reg ettcd
very much that the wee. sma' hours Of
morning compelled them to say good
night"
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and very gracefully rendered several
beautiful solections. Earl w,bber no..
cited On his iniinitohlc way "scoin
things at night which brought down
The house Mr. u H. mmcoe recited
'Therphonomaph' admirably free
WIN one-ns wns collected On utuo
red ana yellow savt; aftc- which the
guests dcpatcd feeling that this was
one of thc most enjoyable evenings mcg
had spent Mr. and Mira Humphrey are
we'll known as euto-taines and ON this
occasion, as on au others. thei- home
was crowded with guests