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A GREAT
CROWD GATHERS.
Continued from page -.

have been seeing great crowds during
their entire tour, wondered where, in
this scattered city. so many people
came from. Crown Point, Lowell lCres-
ton, Hobart, Toieston, East Chicago.
and Whiting ali sent by delegations,
Mr.. Tafts speech was a summing up
of the reasons for supporting the re-
publican party. He told of the very
apparent improvement Of conditions
over the country and stated that a con-
tinuation of the prosperity that has
been in evidence for the past twelve
years could only be certain through the
continuing in power of republican
administration.
Speech Cut Short.
Just after Mr.. Taft had been com
PEELED to cut his speech short on ae-
count of the effect that the night air
was having on it, Congressman E. D.
Crumpacker started to speak when
through some mistake in the signal
that was given to the engineer the
train started before Mr.. Congressman
Crumpacker could finish his speech.
Mr. Taft was greeted enthusiastic
ly, but the crowd RETAINED from cheer
| ing during his speech, on account of his
voice When he finished Mr.. Crum-
| packer started to speak Immediately
and again there was no opportunity to
cheer the great statesman, but when
the train pulled out the cheering was
voeiferous and hundreds who had not
even heard the speaker were loud in
| their applause.
After the Taft special had pulled out
| for Gary, it went to Gibson and from
! there over the Lake Shore road to Its
destination. the great steel city. 1t was
then that the special train from Ham
mond pulled up at the depot and be-
| tween five and six hundred people
boarded the eight coaches and followed
| the republican chief to Gary.
In fact the contribution of the Ham
mond republicans to the Gary celebra
ton was remarkable and shows the
spirit of the republicans in this city
The Hammond crowd was headed b.
Pugh's splendid band. most origina
1 feature Of the parade was an artificial
elephant which was carried around oil
the shoulders of two Hammond young
men. 1t brought forth a storm of ap
plause all along the line from Ham
mond to Gary. 1t was the most uniqu'
! thing that has yet been attempted ana
was the idea of Harvey Godfrey of this
| city
In all of that magnificent parad,
there was not a feature, including
Gary's steam roller, which brough
back memories of the republican con
vention at Chicago. which made NOR
of a hit.
The Hammond crowd took a promi
| nent place in the parade and with tn
large quantity of red, white and blu
fire, which they had on hand, togethe
with the hundreds of torches; the loca
| representation in the parade was a
brilliant as any other part of 1t.
The hundreds who went from Ham
| mond. did not get to hear the speeche
at Gary, but they were satisfied AM
| happy. They wandered UP and dow
the streets having a good time, and TO
| time it looked as though. there. wer,
as many Hammondite in Gary Their
were residents of the new city.
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THE CAUSE OF COLDS
Good Advice Regarding the
Prevention of Coughs
and Colds.

If people would only properly for
tify and strengthen their system, about
So per cent of coughs, colds and pneu-
monia might be avoided These troub-
les are simply the result of weakness,
which produces a catarrhal condition
of the mucous membrane. which is as
an internal skin Of the body. When
this skin is weakened, it becomes in
fected with germs which are carried
through the system and break these
delicate tissues and set up a soreness
which produce what is in reality an
external scrofula.
The only thing that will cure coughs
and colds and prevent pneumonia is
medication which is absorbed and car
ried by the blood so that the diseased
membrane is disinfected, cleaned
soothed and healed.
We have remedy which we hon
estly believe infaIlable and unsurpass-
able for the prevention and cure of
coughs, colds and all catarrhal condi-
tions. 1t is the prescription of fam
Gus physician, who has an enviable
reputation of 80 years of cures gained
Through the use of this medicine. We
promise to either effect a cure in every
case or make no charge for the medi-
cine. We urge everybody in Hammond
who has need Of such a medicine to
try Rexall MucuTone.
II stands to reason that we could
not afford to make such statements and
give our own personal guarantee to
this remedy if we were not absolutely
positive that we could substantiate our
claim in every particular, and we see
no reason wry anyone should hesitate
to accept our offer and try it. We have
two sizes of Rexall Mucu-Tone. Prices
soc. and $1.O0 Sometimes soc bottle
is sufficient for a cure. As a general
| thing, the most chronic case is cured
with an average of three large bottles.
Remember the medicine will cost you
nothing if you are not satisfied in ev-
cry particular. Kaufman & Wolf,
/ Hammond Ind
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PRETTY AFTERNOON PARTY

Miss Eva Shine, the 1O-year--old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs j. F. Shine,
entertained a number of her friends
at her home, on Al Doty street The
house was very prettily decorated with
autumn leaves The afternoon was very
pleasantly spent with music and games.
Several recitations were given by Miss
Ethel Hirsch. The hostess received a
number of beautiful presents. At 4:30
a dainty luncheon was served. The
guests were: Miss Meikle, Miss Amy
Shine of Kewanee, Ind, Mrs. Riggs of
Chicago, Miss Phamie Shine, Miss
Evelyn Grenzer, Miss Ruth Burge, Miss
Lillian Cooper, Miss Hilda Whitsal,
Miss Ethel Hirsch, Miss Annie Riggs,
Miss Laura Meyer, Miss Bernice Moad,
Miss Lillian Monberg. Miss olga Volk-
man. Miss Helen Meyers, Miss LemueI
Prechtel. Miss Hubert Shine, Miss Roy
Riggs.
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PRETTY PARTY

Miss Ella Hamer pleasantly enter
tanned several of her friends at her
home. 326 Lewis street, yesterday aft
ernoon. The afternoon was pleasant
ly spent with games and music, after
which the hostess served a three-course
luncheon. The home had been pref
tily decorated for the party with car
nations and ferns. The guests were
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CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY.

Mrs. Herman Mathis entertained a
number of friends yesterday at her
home, near Toleston, in celebration Of
her birthday anniversary The after
noon was spent in an informal social
way until 4 o'clock, when the guests
were served with a dainty luncheon
Mrs Mathis is a sister of Mrs. Ben
schop of this city and is known by
many here as she often visits at the
home of her sister. Mrs. Mathis re-
ceived many gifts as remembranees of
the day from her guests. Among those
from Hammond We're Mesdames Anna
Kaiser, Minnie Johnson, Johanna Lew
is, Lillian Anderson and Ida Benschop
and Mrs. Minnie Smith of Monterey,
Ind, was another out of town guest.
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SPECIAL ORDERS IN MILLINERY.

If you are unable to find what you
want in the millinery stores. If you
think that you would be better salts
fed to leave a hat or a bonnet made to
your order just place your commission
in the hands of Miss L. G. Waite, the
new milliner, and you may be assured
of the very latest Chicago style. Here
parlors are over the Lion store, in the
Rimbach building.
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ENTERTAINs LITTLE FRIENDS.

The little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed stolley pleasantly entertained
number of her playmates Saturday aft
ernoon at her home in Morton court.
The children spent the day with kin
dergarten games, after which they were
served with dainty refreshments.
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rs QUTTE III

Miss Faye Smiley is reported to be
quite Ill at her home in Conkey avenue
ACCEPTS POSITION WITH c. L. & $.
Miss Elsa Masepohl accepted a sub
stitute position with the C. I. & S. rail-
way at Gibson and commenced her du-
ties there today.
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COMMITTEES MEE,rs.

The committee for children's day at
the Hammond Woman's club will hold
a special meeting this evening at 1880
O'Clock at the home of Mrs. o. A.
Krinbill in Rimbach avenue. All the
members are urged to attend, as final
arrangements will be made for the pro-
gram for public day next Saturday.
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GUILD MEETING.

The Ladies Guild of St Paurs Epis-
copal church will meet Wednesday aft
ernoon at the usual hour in the guild
room of the church in Rimbach avenue.
full attendance of members is de-
sired, as there is much of Importance
to be done.
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RETURNS FRoM THE WEST.

John Berleen has returned to his
home in Crown Point after an extended
visit of several months spent with
relatives in Wyoming. Mr.. Berleen is
known by the young people in Ham
mond.
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HIGH SCHOOL TIDINGS.


Last Friday the students were di-
vided, according to the willingness of
some and the unwillingness of others.
to take the chorus work All those
who wanted to take it We're requested
to remain in the room and those who
did not want the work were sent to
room nine.
No school next Friday on account of
the meeting of the teachers of Lake
county, to be held in Hammond Friday
and Saturday. Everybody seemed to
be happy, even the teachers.
Six six. That looks good even if it
was no victory Hammond was not de-
feated. The local team seemed TO have
an off day. Rensselaer, had very
strong aggregation and were sports
men in every respect The next game
between Rensselaer, and Hammond
viii be played off at Rensselaer, the
latter part of next month,
Mrs Coles of Carroll street has gone
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GUEST OF HIS DAUGHTER.

Mr.. E. NJ. Wolff of Mansfield, o., one of
the veteran business men at that place
was here yesterday the guest of DIR.
and Mrs. 7. w. Oberlin, 4S Warren
street Mrs, Wolff is Mr.. Oberlin's ia
Their.
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CARD PARTY.

The ladies of All Saints" Catholic
church will give card party next
Wednesday evening, Oct. 2S, in Weis'
hall on State street, to which the pub
lie will be played and pretty prizes
will be awarded the winners of the
games.
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ENTERTAIN RELATIVES.

Mr.. Z. N. Wolff of Mansfield, Ozone of
tanned Mrs. DR.. Clark and children
Eugene and Reynolds of Omaha, Neb.
and Miss Ida Tesch of Lansing. ILL.,.
t their home, 2S5 state street satur-
day.
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WILL Return HOME.

Mrs. Levey is expected home this
week from Cleveland. o., where she
was called some time ago by the Sc
rious illness of Mrs. J. ". McReynolds,
but who is reported to be improving
nicely now.
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VISITING RELATIVES HERE.

Mrs. Charles Germany and little
daughter, Lois, of Milwaukee are
spending a few days with her sisters,
Mrs. Carrie Parsons of Condit street,
and Mrs. o. A. Krinbil of Rimbach
avenue.
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SPENDS WEEKEND HERE.

Miss Martha Meyn, who is attend
ing college at Jacksonville, Ill, was
home to spend the weekend with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. P. ". Meyn of
East State street
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MEET WITH mas. RoTHsCHILD.

The members of the art committee
of the Hammond Woman's club are
meeting this afternoon at the home of
Mrs. NJ Rothschi1d in South Holman
street. This is the first meeting of this
section this year.
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RETURNS FRoM CHICAGO.

Mrs. A. NJ. Volk and Mrs. j. Knoezer
have returned from Chicago, where
they were invited to a reception given
by the delegates of the w. C. o. f.
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VISITS HERE

Miss Lou Hughes of Crown Point
was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Hughes at their home in Warren street
over Sunday. leaving here to go to Chi
cago to visit Mrs. Oscar Rumstrom,
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RETURNS HOME TUESDAY.

Mrs. Patrick Price and Mrs. Taley,
who have been visiting in Bloomington,
Ind, have gone to Greencastle, where
they are spending few days with rel
atives and friends before returning
home tomorrow
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HERE ON VISIT.

Miss Gretchen Bauer, who is at
tending young ladies' seminary at
Jacksonville, Ill, is the guest of her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. c., f. Bauer at
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ATTENDS THEATER.

Miss Carrie Gruszka and SayIor Long
saw The Lion and the Mouse" at the
Auditorium in Chicago last evening.
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ATTENDS WATINEE.

Misses Julia Wall and Anna Calvin
saw George Cohan in The Yankee
Prince" at the Colonial in Chicago last
Saturday afternoon
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RETURNS HOME.

Miss Sadie MacIntyre has returned
to her home in Milwaukee after a few
days visit with relatives in Chicago
and with Mrs. Fred Lash and Mrs. Joe
Wilcoxson of this city
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VISITING RELATIVES HERE.

Miss Amy Shine of Kewanee, Ind,
Ind. is visiting Miss Eva Shine at her
home in Doty street for a few days
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ENTERTAINs CLUB LADIES.

Mrs. I. E. Dickinson is entertaining
the members of the Embroidery club
this afternoon at her home in Mueneich
court.
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RETuRNs HnME

Mrs. Epstein returned to her home
in Kankakee, H.. this morning after
a few days visit with Mrs. Abe Marks
at her home in State street. Mrs
Marks accompanied her to Chicago
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ATTENDS THEATER.

Dr. Lena 3. Watson and Mrs A W.
Warren saw FRITZ Scheff in The Prima
Donna" at the Studebaker in Chicago
Saturday evening
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MISS HOPKINS ENTERrA1Ns.

Miss Lena Hopkins will entertain the
members of the n. n. Embroidery club
Tuesday evening at her home in Con-
dit street
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ATTENDS THEATER

Miss Kate Emery of Logan street
was entertained by friends in Chicago
Saturday to see The Lion and the
Mouse" at the Auditorium.
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ATTENDS THEATER

Miss Linda Kunert was the guest
of friends in Chicago yesterday to see
Raymond Hitchcock m The Merry-Go
Round"
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is REPORTED AS IMPROVING.

Mrs. Frank Mails is reported as i'm
proving nicely and able to be up today
after a severe fall the other day which
caused her great suffering.
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ATvrENns ErNER.I.

James Mead went to Rensselaer, this
morning TO attend the funeral of Geo.
Payne there today
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ATTENDS FITNERAT.

Mr.. and Mrs. Scott Burge of Merrill
vile attended the funeral of Mrs. B.
Burge in Hammond Saturday after
noon.
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You will find at H. 0. Young's frames
suitable for all kinds of pictures. so
South Holman street. Hammond. is the
location.
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ENTERTAINS FRJENDS

Miss Nora Kelley entertained Miss
Grace and r. II. Crawford of Chicago
at her home in South Holman street
Sunday.
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VISITS IN ILLINOIS.

Mrs. s H Peck has left this after
noon for Kankakee. H., to be the guest
of relatives for few days
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their home in South Holman street
over Sunday
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PRETTY BRIDAL FUNCTION.

Miss Ina Bell Peterson was hostess
at one of the seasons prettfest par
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R| OVER THE TEA CUPS |,

formerly Miss Lucille Hipsley of Palmer.
Indiana.
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Mrs Coles of Carroll street has gone
to Evanston, ILL.,, to visit friends for
a few days.
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vided a carload of scenery and proper
ties that are used in the piece. The
action of the play is laid in the heart
of the mountains and its scenic in
vestiture contributes in every way to
produce the atmosphere of the noun
tains. At Towle's Opera House Thurs
day. Oct. 29th.
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Scenery never made a bad play good,
but correct scenery enhances the en-
joyment of those who witness good
play. Because she desired that moth
ing should be left undone to give an
adequate and proper presentation Of
Father Vaughan's play "A Woman of
the West" Annie Mack Berlein has pro-
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to mention. Then comes before US
the distinguished lurist and states.
man, our loved Judge, the Honor
able Edward \. Mann, who IS the
right hand friend OF our distln.
guished attorney, Mr.. NJ. e..
Mechem, who we all know has the
interest OF Quay county at heart.
Last, but not least, ome one
OF the most distinguished states.
men IN this great west as well as a
business man, a promoter oi many
enterprises worth millions Of dol.
lars to this territory. "A man who
is known as the best delegate New
Mexico ever had, the Honorable
VIM. II. Andrews. Notwithstand.
ing the storms OF vitupcration and
abuse sought to be heaped upon
him by his enemies, he has ever
gone forward doing battle only as
"A soldier can do, bearing in mind
his constant ideal OF duty and de-.
votlon TO the best interests Of the
welfare OF New Mexico Senator
Andrews has secured for New
Mexico substantial recognition ia
Congress, obtaining an appropria.
OF Slo,o 900 Tor the irrigation con.
gress at Albuquerque, which con-
gress has Tor its object the wei.
fare Of New Mexico at large. lie
has secured appropriations ior
public buildings ag%gregating S26o,.
600; he has secured for the benefit
OF the common schools, lands
equivalent IN value to eight mil
lions OF dollars, and he has been a
constant and devoted friend OF the
soldiers, securing pensions with
out number. He was strongly
material in TIE creation OF the Iu-
cumcarl land district. This lead.
er has stood before the National
Congress and helped Quay county
and New Mexico get prestige
among the people OF the nation.
tie has been one oi the strongest
advocates icr statehood tor this
territory. We should cherish the
name OF gentlemen who have the
interest OF our county at heart. !
wish TO congratulate YOU gentle
men OF this convention Tor your
wise selection OF an uninstructed
delegation OF trustworthy and cap
able gentlemen to represent Quay
county at the delegate convention
to be held at Santa Fe on the 18th
inst. | am in a position to say
that Quay county has more pres.
tige with New Mexico's leaders
than two.thirds OF the old counties
in the territory, and this We mus,
retain.
thank you tor your kind atten'
ton.
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Sleeping in Tents.

Since it became generally known
that sleeping in the open air is the
best remedy Tor tubercular trouble,
many people have accepted the
practice oi sleeping IN tents. But
the fact remains that sleeping in a
tent is tar different from sleeping
in the open air, In truth many
people who sleep in houses come
carer being in the open air than
do those who occupy tents.
4 canvass room eight by ten
feet, with sides close to the ground
and the front closed, is not as
airy a place as an ordinary bed
room twelve or fifteen feet square,
and with doors and windows wide
open, 1t may be- alright to sleep
in a closed tent, but don't deceive
yourself into believing that YOU
are sleeping in the open air.
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Working Tor Joy.

Some joyful optOmist has stated
recently that the time kipling sang
OF in his immortal L Envoi' is
here and now
And only the Master shall praise US.
And only the Master shall blame
And no Que shall work Tor money.
And no one shall work Tor fame.
But each for the Joy Of the working
This is all very fine in theory,
and the pessimist will want TO
know il the millinium is dawning,
or, II not, what will the joyful
worker subsist on; tor while JOY is
very exhilerating, it is not very
hlling-but the pessimist always
does say such things, and II YOU
can be joyful the world is better of.
II YOU put Joy into your work, into
your face and into your voice, the
money, the fame, the reward will
surely come. Try it and see, YOU
pessimist, you crusty old knocker,
you everlasting old sour face;
smile, smile and be joyful. Didn't
YOU ever hear that the nan worth
while, is the man who smiles when
everything goes dead wrong -
And see if the fame, and incident.
ally the emoluments don't surely
come; perhaps not in Just the way
YOU planned, but the fruits Of the
spirit OF Joy will be there, and life
to YOU will be thrice worth living
money, fame, reward can bestow
no greater gift.
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SUMMONS BY PUBLICATION.

IN the District Court OF ,he Sixth ludi
cal District oi the Territory OF New Mes,
i,o within and Tor the County Of Quay.
w J.. buchanan. Trustee, and
Nh" First National Bank of tn.
'umcar, y. NJ, plaintiffs
vs..
Ieh Franklin.
bertha n. lones. No ,tr
Mrs Bruce Powers
VIZ. Kate lohoson,
Clay lone. and Jeff franklinl
Namlnlstrators ui the Estate IT
I, y ZONES, deceased. drien.|
The above named non resident defen
dHnts are hereby notified That suit has
been brought against them in the above
styled codrt ~ which the plaintiff the
t'rst National Bank OF Tucumcarl. New
Mexico. seeks to iofeclose q deed II trust
made IN IT'S favor by the firm oi Jones *
] 1uklir ami 4. Y, Jones anl lrn Frank
LIN. conveying lot , m block 81, Original
Iown,lte OF IuCumCari. New M-Nico. and
Won are hereby notified that unless YOU
enter your appearance in said ca,e on or
before the tn day Of November 4. D..
zoos. the plaintiff will apply to the cour,
~ the relief demanded IN Us petition and
'uf q degree pro coniesso.
The attorney Tor the plaintiff Is VI G.
N"ohem, Nhu,r post office address, Is tn.
um,atl, New Mexico.
Chas. T.. Downs,
Clerk II the District Court
10y lftda Eckcman.
SIS Deputy.
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For Trade.

4 good wagon, team and harness
ior town property. For partlcu-
lars address, C.A.A. Pollard, Tu.
cumcari, NJ NJ, 5a.It p
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Reading Club.

The Bay View Reading Club
will hold its first regular meeting
oil the year at the home OF Mrs. K.
L. Donohoo next Wednesday after
noon, October 9TH. At this meet
ing the officers Tor the year will be
elected and new members voted
upon to fill the vacancies,
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Adair sells Swiits Premium Ia.
con, hams and meats. soft