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a chnnna.

John said Mrs. Spenders, "rve got
lots Of things want to talk to You
about
"Clad 70 hear IT, snapped her hus-
band. usually you want to talk to me
about lots Of things that you haven't
got - Exchange.
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PORTLAND MARKETS
Latest Quotations In the Portland
Markets.
csmpIsts Market Reports Corrected
Each Day. 0lvins The Whsisssls
Prices 81 Commodities. Farm Pre-.
duss and Vegetables.

PORTLAND. May ai.--some hne ber.
rice camc In thia morning from Ashland.
Or. and sold readily Al 30 cents q pound.
Hood river berries are worth 20 eenss
and up, while some inferior stuH was
selling al is 70 10 cents.
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An Interested couple.

II there Ia anything in this world
more anxious than the look on the face
Of a bachelor who has been beguiled
into holding the baby, II is the look on
the face Of the baby's mother eagerly
watching him as be does it.--Clips.
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The scent Of roses peryades the breath
Of the girl that takes HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain Tea. Bright eyes, red lips,
good health follow its use. IS cents,
Tea or Tablets. Frank Hart.
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A few doses OF this remedy will In
variably cure an ordinary attack Of
diarrhoea.
It can always be depended upon,
even In the more severe attacks OF
cramp collie and cholera morbus,
tits equally successful for summer
diarrhma and cholera infantum In
children, aud is the means Of saving
the lives Of many children each year,
When reduced with water and
sweetened il Ia pleasant to take,
Every man Of u family should keep
this remedy In his home. Buy itnow.
PRICE, e5c. LARGE SIZE, SOC.
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WHOLESALE PRICES.

Tho following are quotations ruling
In Portland a. reported by jobbers In
she various lines:
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-09-01
Personals

Miss Marthena Harrison, daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs Russell B. Harrison and
granddaughter Of former President
benjamin Harrison, who spends the
greater part of her time in Omaha with
her mother, entertained AT dinner last
week at the Happy Hollow Club near
Fort Omaha, IN honor OF Miss Louise
Kennedy. II is expected that Miss Har-
rison. who is well remembered in Wash
ingtOn as one OF the attractive chill
dren Of the White House during the
winter seasons, will come TO Washing
ton to school this winter. It IS also
well remembered that Il was she who
had such a severe case Of scarlet
fever in the White House, while she
Uaa there. during her grandfather's ad-
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spent In the enjoyment OF music by the
Misses SM Sanford. Jouvenu, and
Nessrs- Dowd and Barry, after which
DAINTY refreshments We're served in the
7 spacious and prettily decorated dining
room. Dancing was then enjoyed until q
late hour.
Among the guests were Miss Y. Sill
May Sanford. Eva Dowd. Ella Long. II.
Lcnigan. B. Jordan. S. Jouvcnu. J. and
=. Gankins. and Messrs. Charles Dowd,
George Barry. John and George Quinn,
Thomas Bresnahan, Walter Dowd,
Thomas McLucas. /. Jocom and VIII
liam Battenheld, and J. Sheehan.
Miss Mary Quinn and her niece, Miss
Mamie Smith, of 2504 N street. West
washington. left on August JS for a
trip TO Portland. Me, stopping on their
wa, at the jamestown Exposition. and
TO return Ieisurely by way OF trolley
and automobile. visiting many of the de
ligEtful towns through the New Eng
land States. on their return they viii
bc given "a reception by the Jolly
Knockers Club. Of Nhic. they are mem
hers. The club headquarters are stu
ated or the Tunlaw rad and are pre-
sided ever by Chdcrd Smith. OF West
Washington
Miss Elizabeth. Ellicott Poe viii leave
today for Richmond, and viii so later
TO New York and up in Connecticut, 10
be absent two weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Haworth, who
are visiting the family Of Judge Jesse
NJ. Hiatt, Of 1923 Harvard street. Mt
Pleasant. are now at the j. mestown
Exposition for a few days. and viii
return tomorrow. to remain a few days
before returning to their home at VIII
mington. Ohio.
Mrs. H. H House, Of Petworth. is
visiting her nephew, DR.. c. W. House.
in Denver, Col
Miss Carrie Gibson. Of 172S S street.
left on Tuesday for a visit of several
weeks at the jamestown Exposition and
ocean resorts in the neighborhood Of
Norfolk. While away she will be the
guest Of Mrs. Wales. who is entertain
ing a house party of young people
through September.
Mr., and Mrs c. Hugh Duffy will
leave the latter part OF the week for the
Jamestown Exposition in their hand
some steam yacht, the Margaret D., and
will have as their guests Miss Margaret
z. Barr. Miss Marguerite Burns. n.
Mcdonald. Mr.. Ackershausen, F.
Courts. and i. Plugge.
Mr.. Duffy viii also send his racing
sioop, the Margaret B., to jamestown,
which he intends entering in the inter
national ocean races To be held in
Hampton Roads this month
Lieut.. Col Elijah ". HaIford Of the
pay department Of the United States
Army, has but few days more Of &C
tive service. de Is 10 be retired on
September : because OF age limit
Miss Edith Mifier. daughter NJ Com
n.an.lar z A a nar..r--.-,ll,ia ALiLla-- =
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80 the middle of the month the great pink the
~ Sraus will have been
opened the awning miniature roof garden
lowered
ment of the house They way to New York from
their long Hawaii through will spend at least
fortnight
daughter and her family spent the summer
The family Of the General have had so much
sickness recuPerate
the North Shore after their Adiropdac
and remain for weeks before possession
nome the Jewett
eth and streets They wear that
the young ladies anything of Washington
society," will practically
interesting girls much They pent
era in Rome ambassador Italy and
several years in ST. Petersburg
although much of their regime spen in Paris
owing time in Russia
secretary Wilson, OF the Agricultural portfolio returned and
established his bachelor Stoneeigh Court his daupb
ter and hostess being still pursuing her studies
music and art and his remaining in the West
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brother-i1-law OF the bride. and Mrs.
II, G. Crandau. her sister. The best
man was Ernest NheeIer, cousin OF the
BRIDE, and Miss s. I. Wheeler was one
Of the few to witness the ceremony.
Miss Pearl Syncox. daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. James Syucox. and Wilbur
Nilstead, both Of Virginia. were married
yesterday az noon in the home Of the
brIdegrOoms sister. Mrs. 5 SissOns, OF,
Park road. The decorations were or
palms and roses. The Rev. c. H. Wa
tiers ofhciatod.
GIr. and Mrs. J. Ford Thompson, jr..
sailed yesterday for Europe, where they
VIII remain for some time. Mr.. and
Mrs. Thompson were married late in
the winter in Geneva. Mrs. Thompson
vas formerly Miss Florence Conrad.
daughter Of Mrs. George Choate Ken
dali. who is spending several years
abroad.
Mrs. Chancellor, wife Of DIT c. W.
Chancellor, Of washington. who Is
spending the season at Narragansett
Pier. entertained at bridge followed by
"A luncheon at her summer villa, Klein
e1neim.
Miss Mary C. c. Smith; OF IS I street
left today for Hancock Md She will
later accompany her uncle, J. NJ. Smith.
and daughter, Mary Theresa, 10 White
Sulphur Springs.
Mrs Rosa Ref. Of Washington. IS
spending her vacation In Atlantic City
and Philadelphia with friends and rela-
tives
Miss Mary Theresa Smith, Of Han
cock, Nd. returned home last Thursday
and viii shortly resume her studies at
Mt De Sales, Gainesville. Nd.
Miss Alice T. BUrbage has spent the
past two months at Deal Park, Nd
where she has been with her father who
has been very i'll all summer. Miss Bur
bage viii return to Washington the mid
die of this month.
Mrs. Richard Townsend and her
daughter. Miss Mathllde, are now at
Carlsbad. Germany. and vii! return to
their home in Washington the middle OF
November.
Lieut. Eduardo Mario Saez, the naval
attache Of the Uruguayan legation, and
Sonora Saez have given up their apart
ment IN the Highlands and are at
Reach Haven, n J. Lieutenant Sa.Z
having been detached from duty at tn .
legation here VIII probably not return u
Washington with has interesting family.
which consists Of his wife and one small
son, born during his service in Wash
ingtOn.
Capt and Mrs. w. F. Halsey, [. S. n,
and their daughter. Miss Deborah Hal
sey, have been spending the month
of August at Chelsea, \. J., and viii
return to their home in Washington ear
ly this week. The marriage Of Miss
Halsey and Midshipman Archie Turn
DUll T. s N, whose enga cement was
enaOunced some time ago, VIII take
place early in October.
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ministration- Miss Harrison. Is much
Ike her very attractive mother, who
was Miss Mamie Saunders, daughter of
Senator Saunders, who retired from ac-
tive politics many years ago. She was
quite a belle in Washington society
both before and after her marriage to
Mr.. Harrison She is a very handsome
blonde and was one Of the handsomest
women in Washington society during
the Harrison administration Miss Har-
rison has one brother. William Henry
Harrison. named for his illustrious
great-grandfather, who was also Presi-
dent OF the United States.
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Mrs. Howard c. Claggett and her
daughter Miss Adele Claggett. who
VIII sail on the same ship the Taft
party Will 80 on, viii leave Monday for
seattle Wash. They will sail on Sen
TENDER 10 Mrs. Claggett and her
daughter who have been in Washing
ton visiting their relatives for some
time, came here from Manila. where
they have been for about four years.
and returned by the Suez route. After
their journey they will remain in Ma
Mia. wnere they have made their home
for the lasc year.
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s. ". who has been spending several
weeks IN Atlantic City, is now visiting
Miss Cornelia GaIladn, OF New York, al
tie latter's country home at Northeast
IIarbor Ne. Miss Alice Miller IS now
visiting the daughters OF Bishop Alex
ander MackaySmith at Seal Harbor,
Maine.
among the washington contingent at
the Green Brier White sulphur Springs
West Virginia, are Mrs. Murray, wife
OF Brig Gen. Arthur Murray. chief Of
artillery. and Mrs Merrill. widow Of
Or. Merrill, L. 5. a.
Capt Richardson Clover. [. S. ",
has gone to join his family. who went
abroad early this season he sailed on
August IS from New York on the
steamer oceanic. Of the White Star
line, for southampton.
Maj. J. Augustus Dapray. L. 5. a, re-
tired. and Mrs. Dapray have returned
to the Chamberlin Hotel. Fort
Monroe. Va, from their recent visit
!u New York and a short stay with the
relatives of Major Dapray, in the latter's
home on Seventeenth street. Their re-
cent visit was made I'm company of
Governor and Mrs Broward. Of Florida.
Major Dapray is one Of the best known
as well as the most popular army Off
GERS in the social set here. IN addition
TO his other duties in connection with
the Florida militia, he was the special
commissioner from Florida to the
jamestown Exposition. He was es-
peclally charged with the looking after
the interests and welfare Of the Florida
troops that Will, from time to time visit
the exposition. There has been but one
Florida company at the jamestown EX-
position as yet. but there are many other
State organizations to come. particularly
during this month. September will also
see the governor Of Florida with many
prominent citizens and their wives. for
arrangements are now under way for
day set aside for Florida" and Jack
sonville" days.
Peymaster John GunneH. [. 8. ",
and Mrs. GunneIl, OF Washington, are
receiving congratulations OF the birth
Of a son, Robert Otway Toler. on August
%
Ms. Brooke, widow of Dr. Brooke,
L. S A, and mother OF Lieut.. Mark
Brooke, has gone to Fort Porter, n. Y,
where she is the guest OF her cousin,
Mrs John Evans. Lieutenant Brooke
has just been detailed as instructor at
West Point His marriage last winter
TO Miss Marie Barnes was one of the
social events OF the season.
Much regret viii be expressed at the
evident determination of the Chaffees TO
remain in the West. They were very
much liked IN Washington society Miss
Helen Chaffee, the debutante daughter
OF Lieut- Gen. Adna r. Chaffee. u. S.
A. retired. was only introduced to so
ciety informally during the last admin
istration Of her father. The formal event
was postponed owing to General Chat
fees somewhat unexpected retirement.
Their loss was keenly felt. News comes
from Los Angeles. Cal. that the general
has Just recently purchased a permanent
residence there, which means that
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Miss Edith LAvinia johnson, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Tellico johnson. was
married to Lieut.. William Elmer. Hunt
of the Eighth United States Infantry. az
Birch Cottage. Youngstown, y. Y, on
Wednesday July 81. The ceremony was
performed by Chaplain John F. Daiiaul.
Of the Thirteenth Infantry. now sta
toned at Fort Niagara. Ths wedding
was very pretty one. Il was psr-
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Miss Bessie ROdman. Of South Orange
y. J., is the guest OF rIajor and Mrz-
Lewis at Fort MorrJs, and viii Ia
a few days be the gre.t Of her cousin,
Miss Elizabeth Rodman Selden, in Rich
mOnd.
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Weddings

Miss Helen Gertrude Davis and Roy
Eugene Lanham were married at noon
Wednesday in the home OF Mr. and
Mrs. Edward Upton in the presence OF
their relatives and personal friends. The
Rev George Miller, pastor Of the Ninth
Street Christian Church, oftciated. The
brides only attendant was Mrs. Edward
Upton, while George Lanham. brother
Of the bridegroom. acted as best man
The bride. who is a pretty brunette. was
tastefully gOwned in white organdie and
carried shower bouquet of Bride
roses. Her long tulle veil was caught
with white roses. Mrs. Upton was
gGwned in light blue. A reception was
held after the wedding. The dining
/ DOM and table from which the refresh-
ments were served were decorated with
yellow flowers. Amid a shower OF rice
Mr. and Mrs. Lanham left for South
ern trip and will be at home 20 their
friends after September Is at l22s B
street southeast
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Miss Hazel Weaver was married on
August p to William B. Keyes, Of
Washington The ceremony took place
In Front Royal, Va. before a very small
company.
The bride. who IS 4 popular girl Of
Front Royal and quite well known IN
this city, was daintily gowned in be-
coming suit OF irish linen deliberately
trimmed in irish point lace Mr.. and
Mrs. Reyes left Immediately for an ex-
tensive wedding trip. and Will make
their future home in Washington. after
November l.
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Senator Warren, who sailed from New
York for Europe yesterday, Is expected
to return to Washington November q.
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Master Ch4swell Lsnghorne Perkins Il
spending the summer at Cliveden, VITA
his aunt. Mrs. William Waldorf Aston
jr., WHO was the beautiful Nanny Lang
horne, of Richmond.
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Mr.. and Mrs. John w. White an
nounce the. marriage Of their daughter.
Minnie Belle - Charles n DonOhue.
Tuesday evening. August q, at the par
sonage Of the Gorsuch Chapel. by the
Rev. II. 7. Lynn. The brides srout,
was OF white silk trimmed with lace.
The only attendants ,,ere I. J. Davis.
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Washington will see no more OF this
distinguished and delightful family
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Mrs. p. B. Chew, one OF the heirs
Of the great Baron Springer estate IA
Wilmington, has recently returned from
St Georges. Md, and Baltimore. She
viii leave about the 18th for Lexington,
KY, % visi- her mother. Mrs ". ".
Bruce, who is IN exceedingly bad health.
Mrs. Bruce. who has just returned 70
Lexington from the White Sulphur
Springs. has spent her winters IN Wash
ington at the ShOreham for many yearS
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One OF the very pretty weddings OF
the week was that Of Miss Anna
Emma Trede and Harry FelIInger.
The ceremony was performed I'm the
home Of the bride I'm South washing
ton. The bride was attended by her
sister. Miss Selma Trede, who was
flower girl. and Miss Helen Gottsmann.
as the ring bearer John Trede, brother
Of the bride. acted as best man. The
wedding march was played by Miss Bar
para Teagle. The ceremony was wit
messed by only the families of the bride
and bridegroom and a few intimate
friends. The house was prettily decor
ated with flowers and ferns. Mr.. and
Mrs Fellirger left Immediately after the
wedding for trip to Atlantic. and have
now gone to New York State 10 visit
friends.
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The Colombian Minister and Nine.
Cortes sailed today for Europe. They
will spend most of their time in England
for the next two months, where they
viii join their son-in-Iaw and daughter,
the First Secretary OF the Legation and
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Mrs. II. Stern. OF the Clinbourne. win
leave today for Old Point. Virginia
Beach. New York. AMI Boston. returning
about September Is.
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Mrs. Herman Eiseman and daughtsA
Miss Sadie Eiseman. have gone TO the
Arverne Hotel, Arverne, L. I
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Mr. and Mrs " J. Lanigan, Brook
land, D. c., entertained on Wednesday
evening IN honor Of the eighteenth birth
day OF their daughter Dorothy.
The earlier part of the evening was
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Mrs. Fannie Goodman and dsughtes,
Miss Josephine Goodman. have returned
from the Blue mountains, where thSv
spent most OF the summer
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Miss Fife Branch. OF Richmond. has
been entertaining gay parties in hep
spacious cottage at the White Sulphur.
during July and August.
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Mr.. and Mrs II. Kslka and son have
returned to Washington after spending
a few weeks at Atlantic City and Far
Rockaway. L l.
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Miss Margaret Bryan. the debutsu4s
daughter OF Paymaster Bryan, Z. s. NJ.
had the distinction OF being the first %
dance on American soil with His Royal
Highness Prince Wilhelm OF Sweden "a
a garden party given in his honor ~.
Mrs. Henry St George Tucker.
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Mrs. R Harris, Miss Mae r V. Harris.
and Miss Lillian A. Harris. have re-
turned from two weeks stay at the
TraymOre. Atlantic City, and are at the
Shoreham.
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rung all the big shows at the
seashore To be there plays
~ for another being those
comfortable homes cottages
Fairgrounds for the leisure quiet
after a strenuous of season"
Newport society well triumphs that
it is oath leave the arranged supplementary
which win cottagers weeks
in September arranged the evening
Of the I'd which is unusual for generally away
to her place Garrisons August
This time she viii viii be more
gayees wherever Mrs
Bar Harbors practically of
visitors remaining weekend otherwise
they would have left the shore Of the Northern
has already become cold for bathing
day of the month
number of the residents guests North
Shore leaving that charming scattering country
homes and mountain resorts for perhaps
reaton and pleasure.
IT official Washington will have
assembled in their winter quarters for the Prede+ and NJ
White House until the second
week in October viii have re-
their outings and their summer homes Taf -
their Washington Secretary of State and
Mrs Root viii make Mexico presumably will take
place wedding of their only daughter Miss Faith ROOT -
pses of the Secretary Treasury and
Corteyou had the quetest sort Of summer in +b
cottage Long open their Washington home until
The very last Of September and viii be the
The wholesome and in
tereng family viii be Washington until the
opens they missed for there are no more o
lar members society family prospective candidate
for the Presidency Secretary Metca are
here some time this month hut
Just when it They having quiet time and
much needed They
being congratulated on the advent of daughter into
Metcaf spite bridegroom did not
of intentions much less ask per
Secretary forgiven the Young man and re-
ceed his bride and her younger
Mdshipman NetcaIf follow his brother in
the line of bened marriage to Miss
Marie Buffers will take promoted
sign which Charleston on
the Pacific and viii promotion
few days Miss Buffers the daughter very
popular young woman in the Metcalf family
D - p
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TT HOWARD AETCALF spent many winters in Washington
wv. with his parents while his father Representative
aferward Secretary of Labo ubse-
queny Secretary of the Navy He Georgetown Law
school for several after his
University He cared
doned the pursuit position the banks in
Oakland, he is.
Inc secretary Of the Interior
joined by Mrs Garfield their in
ways remain the farm
possible Tor they love better than they
They have been there made visit with
Mrs Garfelds relatives in Connec in June
Mrs BonaParte Of the will
here with him the middle of the from
LenoK with him. but place near Bal
ore where she Will remain probably until January
when the official social formally opened Mrs Bona
Parte is always the last establish herself
mere Tor the her delicate delightful CITY
and country homes Of which Bonapare extremely
fond.
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Mrs. Joseph scEiftman and family.
after spending the s-.nmer at the Blue
Mountain House, have returned 70 thslR
home OF Harvard street.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Wilson and
daughter. Miss Blanche Wilson. have re.
turned from North Brightwood. where
they spent several weeks.
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William Baum has returned 70 Washs
ington after spending several days at Az
iantic City.
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Mrs. Bsuman and daughter. OF 7
street, have left for a visit at Colonial
Beach
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Dr. and Mrs. HumrichOuse. Of HaFers-
town, Nd. announce the coming mar
rage Of their daughter. Miss Louise.
to John Ridgely. jr., son of capt. and
Mrs John Ridgely, of Hampton. The
ceremony will take place on Saturday.
October IS, in St. Johns p. f. Church
at Hagerstown. Nd D Stewart Ridge
iy will be his brothers best man, and
Miss Margaretta Loose Will be the maid
Of honor The future residence Of the
bride and bridegroom elect Will be in
st. Louis
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Miss Edith Mifier. daughter of Com
niander +. A. ADererombie Miller, T.
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Mrs. Samuel GOldenberg and dauEhtsp.
who have been spending the summer a.
Pen Mar. are now the guests OF M
and Mrs. S. Dryfoos. al Waynes-
bOro. Pa.
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Jerome F1shelI will leave today for
the jamestown Exposition, Norfolk, and
Newport News, Va
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Mr.. and Mrs. Max Fischer and family
have returned 20 their home on 7 street
after two weeks at Atlantic City.