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The Jersey City news., 1906-11-09

On nsnt;nn, q recess was taken for ten
t1el minutes.
On reassembling. all the members Of
the Beard were present.
On motion, the reading of the minutes
of regular meeting, held on Monday.
October s, 1905, was dispensed with, and
they were approved asHen engrossed.
FERMENTATION or PETITIONS
AND COMMUNICATIONS.
From Emanuel Cross
Calling attention to congestion OF main
sewer Ia Morgan street.
Naasa Gu tis Candy, Jr-:-
Calling attention to lack of collection
ia titles for gdrbage. etc, ron Olean ave-
From West Pulverizing Machine
Requesting information as TO mode Of
procedure for the Improvement Of Pol
lock avenue.
Notifying Board as to condition of
Halstead street, at foot Of Orient ave-
nue..
From Frank ITrbansky:-
Requesting permission to hold open
air meeting at Bay street and Newark
avenue.
Fsom James a. Gordon, Prest.. Lin
con se1Guei--
Requesting permission to hold open air
dehate on Saturday, October 20, 1906,
at Bowers street and Central avenue.
From the Seventh Ward Improvement
Association per e. E. Mowfy, Secty F.
Recommending that Ocean avenue.
also Grand street pavements be repaved
n lien If repaving Henderson street,
from Morris Canal to Gap.
Fgsa Central i 1HPTe5c,eMen,ti r, league es1 Of
sit@re~fimg needed Improvement in
yar;cfs parts of the city.
From Coast Line Telephone Com
pany. per D. 4. Reynolds, Prest.:
Submitting IN amendment to franchise
now under consideration.
From Docks Connecting Railway Co.
and Erie r. r. Coz:
posed extension Of Seventeenth street,
conforrhablv to resolution heretofore
passed bg Board on July 10, 1905.
From the Long Dock Co., ct al.
Petitionng for the opening of a new
street, I'd be caller Tnnnel street con-
forms lSiY to resolution heretofore passed
by B6ar5 on Jnly 10. 1905.
Reeaived and referred to the Commit
tee w Sfreets nnH Sewers.
From G Schubert
Requesting that sidewalk be repaired,
damaged by city in removal Of fire hy-
drant
From e. S. Meyer
Calling attention to broken water pipe
in vacant house at 551 Newark avenue.
Fsom Lehigh Valley r. r. Co., per
S. w Knapp:
Calling attention to break in city water
main under railroad. tracks along Morris
Canal Towpath, about 600 feet east Of
Jersey avenue.
Received and referred to the Commit
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About 2,154 cubic yards Of earth fill
About 388 cubic yards Of sand filling.
About 1,2S3 square yards of paving
tBalgian) IN cutters ..-...s...
a bout $500 lineal feet OF curb stone,
5xl6 set in concrete ....
About 800 square feet of bridge stone
About $500 square feet OF tagging.
About 10 square yards of repaving
About go lineal feet Of resetting in
concrete and dressing curb stone.
About 140 square feet of relaying and
dressing bridge stone ............
About 500 square feet Of relaying and
dressing tagging stone
About 32 hneal feet of cribbing stone
set IN concrete .....s-..... ..s.s....
About 3 Tesetting manhole heads. -.
About receiving basins rebuilt and
connections, complete ......l..
About ] water gate box reset ....
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~ ScERY OF NEW JERSEY

To Mrs G. I. T.Jamescn:-
BY virtue Of an order of the Court of
Chancei.y of New Jersey made on the
day of the data hereof in cause where
IN the Woodeliff Land Improvement
Company is the complainant. and you
and others, are defendants, you are re-
uuired to appear. plead, answer or de-
mur to the bin Of said complainant, on
or before the twenty-seventh day ef De
eeniber next, or in default thereof such
decree be made against you as the Cham
cellor shall think equitable and just.
The said bill is fled to foreclose a
mortgage made by Anna Dern Ellis and
husband to complainant, bearing date
October tweity-eighth, nineteen hundred
and two, on lands in che Township. of
North Bergen, Hudson County, New Jer-
sew. and You are made defendant because
you have inchoate right of dover in said
lands
EATSNF SAIYTH.
Solicitor Of Complainant,
Weehawken p. o.
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ESTIMATE OF QUANTITIES.

About 5000 North River burned
brick .....-. ....s......
About 200 bhls.. American Portland
Atlas cement
About 10 bbIs. Westchester lime.
About SEQ cubic yards Of sand or
gravel fhanled 5y 'eityl ...........
About 100 cubic yards of screened
building sand ...-.-........
About 300 feet of 6u yitrifed pipe.
ABOUT 1000 feet of 81 vitrifed pipe.
About 500 feet of 12~ vitrifed pipe.
About 100 feet OF Is" yitrifed pipe.
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al materials all
the
all
hundredths of
the
Shannon furnish all
of
h all materials all nworkfor
p o. above S
to
OF s
o the Streets
iron
Ctr q
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Received and ordered filed.

hece1Veu and ordered hled.
REPORTS OF CHIEF ENGINEER.
The Chief Engineer reported on certifi-
Gates in favor of the foll0wing:-
Uyalde Asphalt Paving Co.. $500, on
account Of contract No. 1545
Barber Asphalt Paving Co., $1,000, on
account Of contract No. 1873.
w, w Farrier Co, S763.94, on ac-
count of contract No. 1871
w. w. Farrier Co.. $2,465.92, on ac-
count of contract No 1850
J. H. & & Shannon Co., $1,000, on ac-
count of contract No. 1913.
Philip Tumulty, Jr., $500, on account
of contract No. 1886
Charles Orinsby, $500, on account Of
Henry Byrnes $4,000, on account of
contract No 1927.
contract No. 1881
From the same officer
Presenting specifications for tle laying
Of Eeford macadam upon Garfield ave-
nue.. from the Pennsylvania Railroad
crossing to the Morris Canal
From the same officer
Presenting estimate of the cost of re-
paving Monticello avenue, from Commu-
nipaw avenue to Fairinount avenue;
also Fairmount avenue from Bergen ave-
nue. TO the east side of Monticello ave-
nue., with asphalt pavement upon con-
crete base.
From the same officer
Submitting report of O. G. String
ham, inspector, in the matter Of repaying
over trenches where the n Y. & n. j..
Telephone Co. have laid conduit lines.
From the same officer:
Presenting estimate of cost for the inn
provement Of the northerly half of Bow
ers street, from PaliSade avenue to Hol-
In md CTR a. Ia1I la ,1a Prom
Bowers street to Paterson Plank Road.
From the same officer:
In the matter of transferring of
moneys applicable for reconstruction of
portion Of sewer in Morgan street and
portion of sewer in Steuben street.
From the same Oficer:-
Recommending the appointment OF Mr..
John Brown to act rs Inspector upon the
improvement of Henderson street, from
PavOnia avenue to Mercer street.
Received and referred to their appro-
pirate committees
PRESENTATION OF CLAIMS.
~ The ,fo following s claims l were presented
i Jas. :, Hail, Inc, s., $3.50 SIS,
$69.05, S20
Matthew Mcintyre S271.se.
| Edw Kelly, $3.50
I Public Service Corpn.. N. j., S1T63.
Chas. r. Walker, S25.
/ E Ginnovan, $3.50.
! Jas. r Vredenburgh. $1,500
| John A. VIII y Son. $4.20, S1.50, $50.
n. \. q n. J, Telephone Co, $T6.S0,
| $1,000 $40 40. $50 so
| United Electric Co. Of N. j., $9.75.
Michael O'Mara. IS.
| J. w. Edwards Construction Co, $16s.
| Louis a. 3oehler, a.
| Herring Hall Marin Safe Co., $5.7O.
I T,<,
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Janes Han offered to furnish and TO
the Comm
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with me on this date their prelfminarv
assessment maps and reports as fol.
'ows:-
"a. For the improvement of Columbia
avenue. a., between Zahriskie street and
Ihorne street
q. For the construction of q sewer in
Monitor street, from a point 11O feet east
OF ComnunIpaw avenue to and connect
ing with the present sewer in Monitor
street at Maple street.
To- For the improvement Of Huron
avenue. between Van Winkle avenue and
st. pauTs avenue.
az For the improvement Of Van Nos
tTand avenue. between Ocean avenue ana
Garfield avenue.
t5l Fer the Improvement of McAduo
aFenue' a, between Hudson Boulevard and
Spring street.S
Respectfully submitted.
GEO. T. BOUTON.
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FERTETE

{, IT, IS, 10 YEARS OLD. LIGHT.
clean work. hours. Cudpp!ss.
Laight street New York; near DesblOs'
ses street ferry.
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100 PER CENT. STANDARD.

unsh all materials all
perce of ABOVE standard
III nsh all
for ninety-fve 90 of the above standard
hundred 400
the called in
is
e W w fref ~ furnish
10ns ~ 10y nse u0ns I'd forty cents each S35.40
for furnishi and delyarin, 49,,
n
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ESTIMATE or QUANTITIES.

For each and every ineal foot of g.
cast-iron pipe cleaned ........
! cast-iron pipe cleaned .....s,.s.,E..sgg.
For each and every lineal foot of 10~ II
cast4iron pipe cleaned ..s,sass,,f.s. Il t.ss
For each and every iineal foot of 129 q
eastsiron pipe cleaned ....s....,
For each and every lineal foot of 16"
cast-iron pipe cleaned ............
For each and every lineal foot Of 20'
castsiron pipe cleaned ...
For each and every lineal foot of 26~
east-iron pipe cleaned .......
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STRONG BOY TO CARRY OUT
goods. +. DeIeeker. 50 Park Place.
formerly VIM. BerginaTn. n. Y. Barriers
Supplies.
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j maferials and perform all work for
It. Il Ehe sbaye standard
- fiiFSish al inafetiaIs and perform all
ne lianaresifhs t94 75-10O) per cent. Of
ftnsll al materials and perform all
III ahovs standard
.ll I lls and perform all work for
l'.e agsf3s1d
from Colgate street to Mer-
'ek ere PRESENTED. as follows
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100 PER CENT. STANDARD.

reaaa 10 furnish al materials and per-
{ cent. of the above standard.
d aS la9nlsas III illat9fsa4s anu perform al
s.. y. per cent. Of the above standard.
Ssasa II street. froaa Boeraem avenue to
So ~ III number were presented, as fol-
The Jersey City news., 1906-11-09

Tbe E'arher Asphalt Paving co.
form hil wofk for nlnety-seyeA GO
Ugaide $ spiaIt Paving Ca. cite
wefA for ninesy nine and oae quarter
Prnnass4s for fba Improvement q
Rese Fa avenue, Nsge called for aild
lows
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Henry Brrne nffaraa to flitf:sll 4
ninesT -falir aTtl nne-half la41xs ses h
70 is de G nstiuefionl o. 4
WORK fsr nlnetv-feur and sevsBtg Eve.
thp "a ho1f. stsraars
e el5nror 20 afFe a, i
wosF feg 'si5se len lp7A pr GER, (
;iAfnin asF.ss@ s. 7:r;
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TIE Barber Asnhalt Paving Co. of
all work Col niaetg gseyan f97) per cent.
Uyalde 4 sphait Paving Co. offered
work fer niaa fy-aight t9S( per cent. Of
Rrapasais faf the Improvement Of E
EHdsen Boulevard. were called fer anu
follows
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are.l finnish all materials and perform
OF the l5ove standard.
to furnish all materials and perform all
the shove standard.
ateSs@p street.. frnm Pierre avenue to
four t41 in number We're presented, as
The Jersey City news., 1906-11-09
ESTIMATE OF QUANTITIES.

About 3270 cubic yards of earth excav
tlQa .-.,..7.s 800. = ..-..... $50.
About cubic yards of rock excaya-
Abrgt 81 clibic yards Of earth filing.
4Ahout 20 cllilia yards of sand 6lling.
Aheu square yards Of paving is-s
phaitl .
About 558 lineal feet Of carb stone,
3x16". set in concrete ............
About ]. .134 square feet of Tagging.
About square yards of repa wing
About a lineal feet Of resetting in
concrete and dressing curb stone. :.
Ahont 1,026 square feet of relavipg
and dressing Tagging stone.
Ah 1T p lineai feet Of cribbing stone
SCI III concrete .s..s..5.....
About water gate boxes reset
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: ha't z cube yards Of rock excavs-
AhHlIf 32S HE yards of sand filhag.
Abenf i.st0 square yards Of paving
(Relgian}
Abort 2fl2 lincal feet Of curb stone,
a"y1H9 set in concrete .....
About ~ square yards Of repaying.
Abals ai iiDea feet Of fespttine in
c0nslefe and dgesS sing curb stone !.
Az ser If erift; si.lse
~
titt re~p+t;ssss ma ,sssoia h4
ABOUT STateT gate box freset). ...s
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DR. Bullard. osreoparn. es East Main
Get our prices on carpets, linoleums
rugs, mattings. T.. e. Lay.

Get our prices on carpets, linoleums
rugs mattings. E. r. Lay.
Wanted-At once. girl for general
homework. Mrs. George f. Thayer
Z South Third avenue.
/ Whitton 4 Whitehead's annual
| spring opening this afternoon and eve
ming. Music and flowers.
/ We place on sale tomorrow 300 of the
very latest dress skirts. Every one of
them smart in style and right in price.
| e. r. Lay.
If you want the latest things in up
todate millinery, visit Miss Otis new
millinery store, next Saturday, at 100
! West Main street.
The meeting Of the Shakespeare Club
| Tuesday afternoon was at the home OF
Mrs. Il. P. Marsh. Next week 1t will be
with Mrs. Mary Farrand.
The art and music committee Of the
Women's Club will meet Thursday af-
ternoon with Mrs. Howard d. Wilbur,
at her home on North Third street.
| Northwestern east bound thru train
| No. s, due into the city at AIS this
| morning did not reach here until 9:15
O'clock four hours late Train men
said the delay was due to snow in the
west.
The Ladies' Aid of the M. f. church
wishes to notify those who patronized
their supper, Feb. 81, that the tickets
were sold by the Sunday School Union
for 35 cents. % cents going to the Aid
and 10 cents to meet the expenses of
the Sunday School Union.
We place on sale tomorrow for our
regular Thursday bargain day sale our
entire line of up-to-date lace curtains
at reduction of 20 per cent. or one-fifth
off the regular price. Now, these are
all new spring designs and are carried
in all the new nets found in any COM
plete curtain stock, at Nettie Ingledue
& Co., the Up-to-Date Dry Goods
House.
Considerable interest is being mani
tested in the students excursion over
the Chicago Great Western to Des
Moines tomorrow. and number from
the high school, as well as others, will
take advantage of the low rates The
low the high school pupils an oppor-
tunity to visit the legislature. The
special train will leave here at o'clock
and. returning. will leave Des Moines
at 7:30, reaching Marshalltown two
hours later, at 1880.
Mrs F. e. Northup was hostess to the
Lotus Club Tuesday afternoon at her
home. sos West State street. The pro-
gram consisted of roll call, quotations
from Henry Clay being given; u paper
on the combined subjects OF FLORIDA
and Historical Sketch of Lookout
Mountain by Mrs P. NJ Adamson;
paper written by Mrs. Clegg. of Oska-
loosa, on est. Augustine" and read by
Mrs. w. F. Koontz; The Blue Grass
Region by Mrs w. ]. Head; and "A
Visit to Mammoth Cave" by Mrs.
T. d. Palmer. Guests of the club We're
Mrs. Jud Morrissey. Mrs. A. L. Cox.
Mrs. L. NJ. Howig, and Mrs. Ben Ack-
erman. The hostess was assisted in
serving light refreshments by Mrs. P.
NJ. Adamson and Mrs. Alderman.
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DR.. Jay. physician and surgeon.
New wash waists, new white waist
new silk waists. T.. r. Lay.

.--- .---
The Ladies' Aid Society of the M. T.
church will be entertained Thursda,
afternoon. by Mrs. David Lennox, 4OS
West Nevada street
Mrs, D. A. Shelter and daughte,
Genevieve. of Atlantic. are in the cit,
for an indefinite visit with Mrs
Shelters sister, Mrs. George M. Lyon
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Con-
gregational church, will be entertain-
ed Thursday afternoon at the l.. r.
Willard home. North First street. by
Mrs. Willard and Mrs. E. G. Wal
lace.
Save 90 per cent by buying lace cur
tains tomorrow. You will find every
thing shown in lace curtains that you
will be able to buy from any curtain
department. Every pattern new and
p-to-date On sale at Nettie Ingledue
& Co, the Up-to-Date Dry Goods
House.
Mrs. w. 1. Good. 401 North Third
street, entertained four little friends
Of her daughter Gladys, Tuesday after
noon from to !, o'clock. in honor of the
latter's fourth anniversary. The guests
were Blanche McCombs, Eleanor Crazy,
Claire Wildman and Russell Patrick.
and Mrs. Good was assisted in amusing
the children by Zuleime Forbes. They
enjoyed a good time with various
games. after which refreshments were
served
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MONDAY evening.
Examine our new tailored suits anG
spring. coats. Absolutely the latest
creations E. r. Lay
Central Chapter. No. 81, o. E. S.
regular meeting tonight. March IA
Rosa Liebig, Secretary.
Wilton & Whiteheads annua
spring opening this afternoon and eve
ming. Music and flowers.
| Tomorrow we place on sale the larg
est assortment of readyto- mil
linery and flowers we have ever shown
Comparison of prices is courted. T.. r
Lay.
| f. NJ. Wilbur. of the D. C. Wilbur
store. was called to Melbourne today
| to take care of the body of Mrs. l.. Fl.
Pearson. who died at o'clock this
morning.
Mrs. Emmett Waters entertained the
Unity Club at it's regular meeting
Tuesday afternoon. Next week the
meeting will be at the home of Mrs.
A. &c. Wilbur.
We place on sale tomorrow every
lace curtain in the house at reduction
of 90 per cent. Don't fail to buy your
lace curtains now. at Nettie Ingledue
& Co. the Up-to-Date Dry Goods
House.
Street Commissioner Ordway will re-
sumo street cleaning as soon as the
weather permits. House cleaning time
is also here and housewives are flock
ing to A. e. Wilbur & Sons for the
rugs. carpets, linoleums and furniture
they need.
Mrs Covert was hostess to the Cali
sophian Club members Tuesday after
noon, serving refreshments after the
regular meeting. In this she was as
sisted by Miss Alexander. Next Tues
day, the club will enjoy social session
at the home of Mrs. Stewart Eason,
DR.. M. U. Chesire and Mr. R. j.
Mahood arrived home Tuesday from O.
weeks business trip to the Panhandle
country in Texas, where they have
been looking over the country with a
view of land investments They were
accompanied by DIR. Chesire's father.
MI ana Mrs. Z. &. ST. Clair enter
tanned very pleasantly at their home
404 East Main street Tuesday evening
company of fourteen at dinner The
guests We're Messrs. and Mesdames H.
]. Howe, ID. T. Denmead. T. j. Fetch
er. M. l.. Meickley, Thaddeus Binford.
and E. R. Lay and Miss Emily Per-
kins.
--.>.--
The funeral of Mrs. Lodency Childs
was held at the Sears home. corner of
State and Second streets this morn
ing at 10: 80 o'clock, and was quite
largely attended by the older residents
of the city. neighbors and members
of the Congregational church. Rev.
L. B. Xix officiated The sympathy
of many friends found expression in
the beautiful floral pieces and frag-
rant bouquets which were heaped
about the castet The pail bearers
We're Me- r. Balch, A. 7.
Birchar,, Tall, E. r. Lay, ].
r. Nee \. Brown. The bur-
ial wa !. side.
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Hans Erickson, of La Mobile, spen
the day in the city

1 .
Compare our prices on millinery
with what others ask for the same
goods. f. r. Lay.
The Royal Neighbors' Aid Society
will meet with Mrs. Thomas Reed, 500
North Third evenue Thursday after
noon at 2:So O'Clock.
DR.. Cora Williams, diseases of wo-
men. Office over the Fidelity Bank.
Hours $50 to 1880 a. M, TO p. m.
Evenings by appointment. New phone
c..
Don't fail to buy your spring lace
curtains al the big reduction sale to
take place tomorrow at Nettie Inge-
due & Co., the Up-to-Date Dry Goods
House.
Those who did not attend the meeting
of Banner Lodge Tuesday evening i'm
Odd Fellows hall are said by those
present to have missed one of the best
social affairs ever enjoyed by that
lodge and the Marshall Rebekahs. No
40. the latter of whom surprised the
former with an elaborate banquet They
also entertained them with an inter-
esting program arranged for the oc-
casion, and while supper was being
served. ladies orchestra of nine
members. furnished music There
We're a total of about seventy five
people present, and everyone thorough
ly enjoyed the affair. Dancing was
also enjoyed by some of the younger
people present
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THE LADIES MAY GO.
Members Wives Will Be Invited to
Searchlight CIub'SAnnual MEETING.

For the first time in its history the
ladies will be invited TO one of the sup
pers and lectures of the Searchlight
Club. The club voted Tuesday night
to include the wives and sweathearts
of the members in the invitations for
the annual meeting of the club Tues
day evening, March 81. Dr. E. A.
Steiner will deliver the address.
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Redmen's hall Saturday evening, March
".
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Mr.. and Mrs. r. Nelson Downs Were
I'm Montour today visiting with Mr..
Downs mother.
The knomicks-Wcs and Vokes, and
Margaret DAILY VolSes will bring to the
Odeon tomorrow evening the funny or
ganization known the country over as
A Pair of Pinks,'' Too much praise
cannot be awarded this clever trio.
West and Vokes as Percy and Harold,
the two detectives hunting for fun and
amusement, and Margaret DAILY Vokes
as Mag Netic "the original rube girl
are the top liners of mirth and song.
These people have surrounded them
selves with clever cast--pretty girls
and clever men, and the theatergoers
of the Odeon are assured amusement.
Seats are now or sale
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Buy, sell, borrow, loan. exchange, rent
and insure thru the William Andrews Co

Judge Burnhaen went to Vinton
this morning to be gone for few days
on business.
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Ladies, wait until next Saturday and
attend Miss Otis millinery opening at
20 West Main street
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We have just received large assert
lnent of the new styles in ladies' neck
HHear. T., r. Law
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F. e. Thomas, dentist, over 10 West
Main. Telephone, new $50.
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Whitton & Whitehead's annual
spring opening this afternoon and eve
ming. Music and flowers.
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t'iilu'e5.9ep,lblit1a
BsESFs
THE CITY IN BRIEF

Chamberlain. optometrist.
y. A. Collision, dentist, fremont
block.
Blind Boone, NJ. Il. church, next
Monday evening
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%. A. Collision, dentist, Tremon
block
Blind Boone. NJ. f. church, nexi
Monday evening.
F. e. Thomas, dentist, over 10 Yves
Main. Telephone, new $50.
Attend the st. Patricks dance a.
Redmen's hall Saturday evening, March
I ".
We have just received large assort-
luent Of the new styles in ladies' neck
Seear. e. r. Lay.
Ladies, wait until next Saturday and
attend Miss Otis millinery opening at
20 West Main street.
Wlfitton & Whitehead's annual
spring opening this afternoon and eve
ming. Music and flowers.
Tickets for the Blind Boone concert
are on sale at Mcdonald & Mahood's
Drug Store. Admission Csc; children,
15c.
& Mr.. and Mrs. Gus J. Weber, GOT
Woodbury. street, are the parents of
Il twelve pound son, born to them
TUESDAY afternoon.
We have purchased large sample
line of ready to- wear hats, and offer
you many of them at less than whole
sale prices. E. r. Lay.
The members of the Hawthorne
Club met at the home of Mrs. A. G..
Click Tuesday afternoon. A paper on
ss,Solomon the WISE given by Mrs. I.
o. KemIble, was enjoyed, and the usual
profitable discussion followed.
TO say that DIR. Devine is candi-
date for councilman by "diivne right"
would be cruel, political canard. but
s 1t is neither cruel nor political to say
that those china closets, buffets and
sideboards at A. E. Wilbur & Sons are
just about the nobbiest you ever saw.
Mr.. w. r. Cole, OF the city staff Of
the Des Moines Register and Leader,
accompanied by his mother Mrs. Sella
r. Cole, also of Des Moines, spent
Tuesday in the city rs the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Wilbur Mr.. Wilbur and
Mr. Cole wora students together at the
Culver Military Academy, also at Lee
land Stanford University.
Mrs. George w. McGill and Mrs l..
Derby entertained the missionary So
ciety ladies of the Presbyterian church
at the iMcGill home, 3G5 Fremont street
The affair was arranged as pleasant
surprise on Mrs. William Sloan, who
will leave this city about April 1. to
mako her home in Nebraska. Twenty
Ave ladies We're present to enjoy the
sewing party. They presented Mrs.
Sloan with a garnet brooch. as a token
of their regard. The hostesses were
assisted in serving a two-course lunch
con by Mrs. Jurdan.