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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-02-25
HAMLINE

ths MT ladies Soh Society s'e of Merriam Park
Lutheran church Friday afternoon.
The Phi Alpha and the Alpha Phi
sororities of Hamline University held
a valentine party Friday evening -,
The sophomore class OF H 51d {.
eH nySrsitBg y W" M and Mrs
the Minnesota fair grounds: :,
The Young Woman's society OF me
Methodist church gave New England
supper Thursday evening.
weeks MFs IN ( Kansas Da city, &S? 5 &e has
turned home.
literary societies of Hamline University
held joint meeting in University hall
sa MIS-. R. ev p' Bloomfield of Tacoma
Wash, was the guest Of honor at
luncheon given by. Mrs. Robert Dugan
of Taylor avenue, last week:
Mrs. NJ. L. Holley Of Fry street
entertained teri; Saturday at luncheon IN
honor of Mrs. Bloomfield Of Tacoma,
The Six O'Clock club met Monday
evening in the diningroom of Hamllne
St: Cecilia gqild gave J sEss + tss
| Bryan.
Z Hamline Fortnight club met Tues
! dav afternoon with Mrs. O. N. Akers
Mrs George Budd read paper or
Switzerland, Miss Cora Montgomery
one on Developments Of the Thir
teenth Century. ," Mrs. G, w. Boye1
and Mrs. Frank Brown gave Swiss
legends.
Mrs. John Meacham Of Fargo, N: D.
has been the guest Of DR.. and Mrs
| Char1es MOntpomerv
Mr.. and Mrs. L. J. Dobner enter
tanned at cards Friday evening".
Mr.. and Mrs. s. White Of Simpson
avenue, gave a. dinner Friday, evening
Mrs. T.. J. Dobner entertained a
cards Thursday afternoon.
Miss Oecile Cole has returned from
Omaha.
Miss Ethel Bradford Of Monticello
is visiting Miss Westerburg.
The annual oratorical contest Of tn
ladies Of Hamline University will b.
given March 8.
Miss Katharine Smith has returned
from Mortified.
i Oliver Garrison entertained Satur
day evening at the home Of hi
parents.
Mrs. O. Wright has been entertain
ing Mrs. Pottle Of North Dakota:
Miss Edith Kinsman gave Georg
Washington party Thursday evening.
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{ WAYZATA

Mrs. John Brooks Of Breezy Point
spent Friday with Mrs. r. B. Dickey.
Miss Rachel Daugherty is visiting
relatives in Litchfeld.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. G. Bovey spent Tues
day in Ferndale.
Mrs. William Hoagland is the guest
Of her daughter, Mrs. Heber Hare, in
Miss Norma Dart Of Minneapolis
spent Sunday with her aunt, Mrs. 8
O. Dart. ss
Mrs. G. E. smock entertained a few
friends at dinner Wednesday evening
in honor Of her daughters fifteenth
Miss Florence Tibbetts spent Thurs
day at her home in Wayzata.
H. N. Swanson spent Thursday II
Mr.. and Mrs. William g. Northur
were at their Ferndale home Tuesday.
Mrs. D. Alvin Davies Of Minneapolis
and Miss Eleanor Davies of Mankate
were guests Of Mrs. Rhoda q. Lyons
last week.
Mrs. Belle Hazen is visiting friend.
in Minneapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Vanstrum have
returned from Galveston, Tex, an<
spent Wednesday with Mrs. E. g. Bra
Paul W. Tibbetts Of Minneapolis ane
Miss Susie Wolsfeldt of Long Lax
were Sunday guests Of DIR. J. I. lib
belts. +.
At the Sunday morning service Rev
Mr.. Black baptized Donald Mclnni
Dickey, son Of William T.. Dickey.
Warren Day and Miss Elizabeth Da.
of Parkers Lake were Sunday guest
Of A. w. Day. MI
H. E. Dickey and children and MI
Buchanan Of Minneapolis spent Wash
ington s birthday with Mr.. and MIS-
| Miles Dickey. -.~c
MI. and Mrs. 9. E: Lamb were Gale
to Radnor, Ohio, Wednesday, by tn
illness Of Mr.. Lamb IS mother. Mr.. an
| Mrs. James Daughterty will occupy th
Lamb house till their return. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Ross Of Monterey
Oa1-, who are visiting Mr.. and Mr.
D. G. Terrell, were entertained owe
Sunday at Groveland by Miss Celest
Chowan. j. =, zsl..4.. " -
Miss Rennie Martinson Of Long LAX
spent Sunday with her brother, Me-
| Martinson. r.
Mrs. D. @. Mckenzie Of Grovelan
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Frawz, j
Chicago.
Mrs. J. M. Davies entertained til
Busy Workers Thursday afternoon. Si1
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HOPKINS

. The DANCE given last night by the
Suburban Social club was one Of the
largest and most successful social at
fairs Of the year. Two halls were
needed to accommodate m the dancers 1 2 ana
WS s 9F'h he's of x Pieces Ss eagh fur
twenty-five dances, At midnight sup
per was served in both halls for the 200
dancers. The club is a new organiza-
ton, and the success Of its first at
tempt at entertainment has established
well-merited reputation for its hun
dre}al members as hosts.
The masquerade given by the Royal
tended and the costumes were excep-
tionally gay and novel. Uaggett's or
chestra furnished the music. ~ ~
Friday evening the Rebekah - lodge
held It's weekly meeting in Masonic
Temple. A musical program was given
and supper was served.
of the Methodist church was most
successful affair financially About $75
was cleared from the fair and supper.
An entertainment was given We'd
nesday evening in the church by the
members of the Congregational Sun
| day school. It was called 2 George and
Martha social, and several quaint and
appropriate favors were given to the
100 guests.
During the past. week several in
formal affairs have been given, for Miss
Dorothy Jepson. Among them was a
linen shower and a kitchen shower.
The meeting Of the Ladies Aid So
ciety Of the Congregational church
Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Harold
Hollester was exceptionally well at
tended. A business meeting will be
held Wednesday afternoon with Mrs
/ Gilman and on March Mrs. Truman
will entertain at a social meeting.
The Methodist Aid society will meet
i Wednesday Afternoon in the church.
. The Hopkins band Is busy preparing
for a series Of open-air concerts to be
held as soon as the weather permits.
Mrs. Bert Kinney entertained at q
cinch party Thursday evening. Light
Refreshments were served.
i Miss Edith STADIUM was given sur
prise party Wednesday evening in, hon
i or Of her birthday anniversary
/ by q number Of her pupil.
and friends at the home Of MI. ant
Mrs. Ode1l. Old-ti1ne games were
i played and later supper was served.
8 The members Of the East End Cincl
. club wera entertained Wednesday even
1 ing by Miss Hazel Hopkins. The deco
i rations and favors were appropriate tx
washington Is birthday and small
Il 3hatchets were used for score cards. Dur
q ing the evening dainty refreshments
were served from the small tables. Mis-
: Hopkins has just returned from tn,
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FORT SMELLING

Captain Cabannit, Twenty-fourth in
fantry, from Columbus Barracks. Ohio.
visited old friends at the post for q
few hours on Monday.
Lieutenant William Gilmore of the
Twenty eighth infantry, on detached
service at Columbus Barracks, Ohio
spent q few days visiting brother off
GERS. this week. I.
Leutenants Smith and Cubbison en-.
tertained a few friends at tea on Mon
day afternoon at their quarters in the
artillery post. h
sion for the last formal dance Of the
winter season at Smelling. The hall
was profusely decorated with flags
bunting and cannon. and a very enjoy
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ST. ANTHONY PARK

The girls Of the agricultural school
had a basket ball contest Monday
evening. ~ ? =
Mrs. Herbert Plant gave a dancing
party Monday evening for Miss Helen
Mrs. s: B.. Green and Mrs. D. F. Polk
at the Bethel Saturday. They Were
Schultz, fisda7e, Burgkard "a "a and ddeeTE tT,,
T ner. Mrs: Margaret Blair spoke on
D.'ts Sewing Materials Miss Shephard OF,
Economical Cooking''
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Hill gave the
nrst OF series Of social affairs, an
informal l card party, Wednesday
Prof. and Mrs. D. D. Mayne and Mrs.
G., NJ. Boutelle Of the agricultural
school,, gave a reception to the fresh
man class Of the school in the ladies'
hall, Monday evening". A pretty fea-
cure OF the evening was march by the
young women dressed to represent the
holidays Of the year.
Prof. and Mrs. Drew entertained part
school at their home Monda1 evening
The junior teachers Of the agricul-
| evening. x - ~ '''
Mrs. M. M. Martin has been called
to Pennsylvania by the illness Of her
Mr.: and Mrs: William Bedford en-
tertallned informally Wednesday
Mrs. D. A. oudworth entertained
forty young women Of st. Anthony
Park, Saturday afternoon in honor Of
Miss Cody. ~ -
Mrs.: z; NJ. Dean and son spent Sun
day in shakopee. ,.,.
Mrs. E. II: Burghardt gave two
lu9cheons, Friday and Saturday.
tor the marriage Of Prof. James Wilson
Miss Smith Of Thief River Fails. T he
wedding will take place March E. ~
visiting her brothers, Prof. Andrew
Boss, and William Boss of RAYMOND
| avenue. 1~A0'1o
Mrs: Mrs.: J.; A. WYE gave a thimb1e bee
Mrs.. Edwin ivlaVo Pressv and Miss Hill.
I RifiiGseX are spending two weeks il
Mr.; and Mrs: W. W. Clark, with DR.
and Mrs. Charles Cannon, entertain az
large company Tuesday evening al
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Clart
Cards were played. -
M: and d Mrs. J. T. Kennedy gave 8
| IHn!ooAo, WeuHeSday evening.
Mrs; George Graves has returned
from Burlington, vt. t.. 1'' = @
The Young Peoples Cinch club gave
masquerade party Thursday evenine
at the home Of Miss Kate Peftiinhn
Miss Ruth Chase entertained = nart1
OF thirty Thursday evening. p'4A y =
MRS. Y. W. Chase gave dinner Wed
neesdday evening in$honor Of Mrs. Stuh]
Of Atgyle' MINI Elll :, Covers were laid To-
n e week by her husband, Dr., Hem Hem,
Stuhr, who will accompany her i,
Vienna, Austria. "a. = j & - - y
Mrs: G. M. Cameron gave p lnncbeo,
Thursday. 10 N - ~
- The annual patriotic meeting of III
st. Anthony Park association Vas he1,
| Thursday afternoon. at the hnma : =
!, Mr.. and Mrs. FL. FL W. Schentta M =
.. A. Dunn had charge Of the iitera p
:. program and Mrs. b. p. Meek nf ~
) music. Robert Block, Miss Grav - =
| Minneapolis, and Miss Myrtle Wee
gave the musical numbers. PAVE mon
: were read on washington, u sM apet
hearts, - by Mrs George Shellenbeersgye,
! and :, The Human Side Of Washine
: ton, :, by Mrs: Thorpe. The e' room
> were decorated with red and wbi4
!. tulips and flags. The national colo,
! appeared in the rooms, favors and :.
freshments.. t' wv -
t Mrs. D. F. Polk, Anna Villas Mma
Waiter Kelly, Walter hill and Johnso
: tassllsted IN the diningroom.
q 5 3 + 4 s. + #
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" ST. LOUIS PARK

Friday evening in I. 0. O. F. hall
Miss Marietta Lilly Slaight presented
one Of her most interesting entertain,
ments. Her program included several "a
were exceptionally we'll given: Tonight
in the Methodist church, Miss Lilly
Slaight will give short talk on "The
Slums of Our Big Cities.' :.
The Ladies' Aid society Of the Meth
odist church was entertained Thursday
afternoon by Mrs. Pavey.
The Congregational Aid society were
entertained Wednesday by Mrs. Cole at
an all-day meeting and quilting bee.
Mrs. Wilcox and daughter Margaret
spent Friday at the Park with rela'
tives. =. Ivy eN.A.1-
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lies were present and the after.

( z =
teen ladies were present and the after
noon was spent In sewing.
Eugene and James Babcock enter
tanned a party Of friends at their home
Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. s. Robbins Of Min
neapolis spent Thursday, in Markville;;
club Thursday evening at his home. .
The Christian Endeavor society met
Friday evening. The constitution and
bylaws were read and adopted. The
society was organized with nineteen
active members. The following 9TH
GERS were chosen: President, Miss Ma
bel Clydesdale; vice president, MISE
Miss Belle Braden; recording secreta
ny, Mrs. w. A. Black; treasurer, Miss
Alice Shaw. The society will NEE,
every Thursday and the leader for next
week will be Mrs. w. "A. Black.
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Editorial Section.

east where she has been for several
months.
DR., Albert Sweet and his family left
Friday night for Medford, Ore, which
will be their home.
Patsey Murphy, who has been the
guest of his sister, Mrs. Klopp, has re-
turned to Minneapolis. l.
Miss Anna Forgelberg, who is teach
ing at Osseo, spent Sunday here.
William Gilman and e. f. Codding
ton have returned from short business
trip to Mankato and Waseca, MINI.
Mrs. Ellsworth Of st. Paul has been
spending the past week with Mrs
Marsh
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;uests at the MeLains home last sun

guests at the McLains' home last Sun
day.
DR.. George McLain has gone to his
home in North Dakota, for q week.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Bladon spent
Wednesday at their Excelsior cottage.
g Mrs. M. Bennett and Miss Belle Ben
nett have been visiting in town for q
week. I#t
Mrs Clifton Dalrymple and Mrs. q.
z. Honstain were guests of Mrs. Dali
rYmple s sister, Mrs. George. McLain,
Wednesday.
George r. Lyman and the Misses
Lyman were at the lake Thursday.
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1. n One of the strangest cases Of klepto.
mania ever brought to light was heard
Of in Paris. A certain woman had such
a passion for smoking and for coloring
meerschaum pipes that she had been for
long time stealing pipes Of this de-
scription from shops. In the fat which
she occupied, there were found no fewer
than $500 pipes, not one Of which, it is
believed, she had paid for.
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1t is said that one Of the duke Of
Teck's ancestors, who was charcoal
burner. pointed out a silver mine to a
German emperor, who had been driven
into exile. When the kaiser regained
his throne with the aid Of the wealth
thus obtained he made the charcoal
burner a duke. a ~
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A hippopotamus weighing ninety pounds has
been born at the Paris ZOO. u
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Turkey Dinner at Royal Inn, Soc.
Sunday, IL to 8 pm. 40 Third st S.
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AS bread feeds the body. Satin skin cream
sur plies nourishment to the skin.
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Mr.. and Mrs. @. F. Yeager of Summit
avenue announce the marriage of their
daughter, Emily Josephine, to DR..
George W. Moore Of Hopkins, Mimi,
which will take place at the bride s
home Thursday
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Mrs. James schoonmaker and Mrs.
Charles G.. Titcomb of Western avenue
will entertain at bridge tomorrow.
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Mrs. Charles Colburn, Laurel avenue,
will entertain at cards Tuesday after
noon.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Leo A. Guiterman an
nounce the engagement Of their sister,
Louise Mildred Elson, to Benjamin NJ.
We'll, Jr., of Milwaukee. They will be
at home tomorrow evening at $50
Summit avenue.
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Mrs. James Goodnow will entertain
the members Of the w. @. T. q. at her
home Saturday, March 8. Mrs. Scovell,
state president, will speak. = =.
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The women Of the Methodist church
gave Washington birthday supper
Thursday evening in I. O. O. F. hall,
Flags and buntings on the walls made
an appropriate decoration, and on the
tables stood clusters Of small flags.
About seventy guests were served by
the groups Of enterprising women.
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Mrs. Marvel and Miss Adine Manvel,
formerly Of st. Paul, who have been
abroad for several years, have taken
home In Paris.
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Mrs. Walter Joslin will entertain the
Birthday club Tuesday at her home in
Excelsior. r.~ ~ ~ , p.
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Mines. A. j. BNbee and Walter Samp
son will entertain the Ladies' Aid SO
ciety Of the Congregational church al
the Sampson House, Wednesday after
noon. - a.~s ."-.t +. .ss.@sa @s
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Mrs. W. E. Rogers, Exchange street,
gave a reception Tuesday afternoon in
honor Of Mrs. Nathaniel P. Rogers. The
reception room was decorated in yellow
roses and the dining room had Amer
lean Beauty roses. Mrs. n. P. Lang,
ford and Mrs. James Gilfllan presided
at the table. Others assisting turnout
the rooms were Mines. 2. M. Magoffin,
flian, Hall, Harrison 6. Foster, East.
man, Burnside Foster, John Fulton
Robert Wheaton, Arthur Sweeney
Misses Magoffn, Horn and Stevens.
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Mines. A. J. Bisbee and Walter samp-
Taylor and Miss Mamie Williams at
tended an afternoon tea at the home Of
Mrs. H. @. Rafter in Minneapolis,
Thursday. r..
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Maurice Auerbach has gone t!
Charleston, s. G., where Mrs. Auerbacf
has been spending the winter. Mrs
Auerbach, with her mother, Mrs. Rice
expected to go to Florida, but has beer
Ter young daughter, Miss Matilda
Auerbach, who has typhoid fever, bu
Is not dangerously i'll.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Edward Wood
ruff Of Chicago announce the engage
ment Of their daughter, Miss Gladys
Woodruff, to Allen Edward Goodhue of
Chicago, formerly of st. Paul: The mar
1iage will take place in the fall.
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Owing to the death Of R. B. McGrath,
one of the earliest residents at Excel
sior. the meeting Of the magazine club
was postponed as Mr.. McGrath was one
of the active members. The Ladies
Euchre club meeting Friday afternoon,
was also cancelled as the funeral serv-
ices were held Friday. "a dramatic
evening of the Excelsior Fire depart
ment was postponed until Feb. % for
the same reason.
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The meeting Of the Ladies' Euchre
club, which was postponed from last
Saturday, was held at the Christmas
lake home Of Mr.. and Mrs. William s.
McWade, and was a delightful gather
ing attended by the husbands Of the
club members, as honor guests. The
prizes were won by Mr.. and Mrs. L. s.
Sampson and Mines. F. A. Putnam and
Walter Sampson won the consolation
prize. -a-.s $50. I'll.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1906-12-18
Beeves Eat Paris Green.

Fourteen fine yearling beeves ano
-four sheep belonging to j. D. Gay, of
Pine Grove. were killed Friday night
from eating Paris Green. The poison
had been put in smoke house on Mr..
Lays, farm and the cattle were attract
ed by the smell of salt.
Instead of eating the salt, they got
into the Paris Green and when Mr.. Gay
went out on his farm Saturday morn
Ing he found the sheep and cattle dead.
They strsyed into the field in which
The smoke house was located through
khe carelessness of a tenant who left
Ehe gates open. The lot was valued at
SOS per head.
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400 Acres Finest Bourbon
County Land For Sale.

As agent for the heirs of the late
Hon. Geo. G. Lockhart l have for sale
a tract of about 400 acres of land, on
the Maysville and Lexington Turnpike,
4 miles from Paris and ID miles from
Lexington, on the Blue Grass Traction
Line. This is part Of the Edwin G.
Bedford land. Mr.. Jas. Mcclure,
Cashier of the First National Bank of
Paris, KY, will show this land to any
person desiring to buy. Will be sold
In tracts to suit the purchasers.
For price, etc., write John Duley,
Maysville, KY.
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Sauer's Christmas Menu.

Our apples are standard fruit. None
better.
Our bananas are jumbos and choice
at that.
Our hams are perfect, the best cured.
Our grapes are delicious and not
high.
RaisinS are the finest stock.
Dates are fine and at low price.
Candies are pure, wholesome and
good.
Then there are our canned goods,
tomatoes. corn, peas, peaches, plums
and apricots, etc.
Our cheese has no superior.
Fresh, crisp celery.
For Christmas you want choice goods.
Don't stop at any other place. We do
say you get the best here.
1927 WIN. SAUER.
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The Timeliness of Diamonds.

Diamonds are timely always. But
they have an added charm when asso-
ciated with the giadsomenesS of Christ
mas. A diamond, as present, means
giving the best the whole world
affords. ;" if it be Louis Hooge gem.
And when ones heart and thought are
in the giving nothing less than the
best suits. Quality is as assured in a
Sl.50 purchase here as in one at 500.
LOUIS HODGE,
Leading Jeweler,
IA st Opp. Agricultural Bank,
Paris, KY.
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WILLIAMSBURG ITEMS.

Job printing, neat and cheap. Give
me call. r. M. CALDWELL.
The ladies of the.Baptist church
will sell cakes and other edibles on
Saturday, Dec. 22nd. Anyone desiring
any special kind of cake will leave
order with Mrs. w. G. McClintock.
See our novelties.
SMITH & WADELL.
Children, don t fail to see the pretty
dolls nov on display at the store of
I. ID. JUDY & SON.
We have a nice line of post cards
albums which would make an excellent
Christmas present. Also all of the
latest novels and full line of ladies'
shopping bags and purses. Come in
and look over our line.
MILLERSBURG PHARMACY.
t-CaIenders and calender pads for
sale by Smith & Waddell.
The best Sterling Silver novelties
and 164 Rodgers plated ware at
LOUIS VIMONT'S.
Handsome copies of the poets.
SMITH & WADELL.
Telephone SO when you want your
'oli can filled and we will save you
money. We sell coal oil cheaper than
you have been buying.
MILLER & BEST.
II have one of the most complete
Hines of Queensware which includes
high grade French and German China
and cut glass. Prices right.
LOUIS VIMONT.
Call and see our books, mottos and
booklets. SMITH & WADELL.
For g special price on parlor lamps
land chamber sets, come and see those
lat I. D. JUDY d SONS.
II have just received a nice line of
Japanese ware with prices
right. LOUIS VIMONT.
Fine line of novels for fifty cents.
SMITH & WADELL.
For q pretty fork, spoon or sugar
shell, IN sterling silver, examine our
line. T. D. JUDY & SON.
Cards to put in your Christmas
packages SMITH & WADELL.
Our box paper just the thing FOR
'Christnaas present.
SMITH & WADELL.
Il have in stock large quantity of
oranges, bananas and apples which |
will sch cheap. LOUIS VIMONT.
Nice line of children"s books at
Al
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Santa Claus will this year have his
Headquarters at our store and all the
fathers and mothers and children are
invited to call and see what is on dis
play. Among the many things are
Hobby Horses, Velocipedes, Sleds,
Skates, Rocking Chairs, Doll Buggies,
Air Guns, Fire Works, Foot Balls.
Magic Lanterns, Doll Tea Sets, Candies.
Nuts, FrEits, etc.
ll-4t LAWN & CONNELL.
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Are You Hungry?

If you are hungry try lunch at era
ven's new Lunch Counter and you will
feel well repaid for your visit. 1t
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CHRISTMAS Presents
from Our Hrt Department.

handsome picture suitably framed-doesn't this solve
at least one Christmas problem for you?
Our Christmas showing won't be larger than is now
and taking orders every day for Christmas delivery
Think it and you will the conclusion that
it is wise to buy now.
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Everything Fresh
Santa CLAUS, Headnnarters.

Fresh fruits and vegetables a
hea's. 1926
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finest line of meerschaum and briar
pipes ever brought to Paris for Christ
mas. WARDEN & SON.
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HandkerchiefS.

Leases box candies, J to 5-lo. boxes.
for Christmas. WARDEN & SON.