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Homemade Pastry.
Holmes Homemade Pastry.

HOMEMADE FRUIT CAKE READY
FOR immediate delivery. Any size You want
delicious. clean. rich-Only 25c pound.
Finest homemade Mirce. Pumpkin and other
Pies. zoe Mix Brea &c. Holmes Bakery,
l0' il 81. y. w. Tel Al. 1851 de35-u
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THE PENHURST.

IS n ST. y. r. Near govt. printing
office and Union Station. -Four rooms
and bath, $50.
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Help Wanted-FemaIe
PERMANENT POSITIONS

WOMAN-Colorcd reliable. Tor general house
work. Amply AZ l72t Newton 81. s.. vs. II"
WOMEN. white. cleaners Apply Al Eb-
brit House. de1r-ets
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THE ASTORIA

Third and G SITS. y. W Near Pension
Office. Single rooms. IS Two rooms.
SI5 Elevator service. F'ireprOOf. free
baths and light
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Three times within one week, "a cents
line; times. consecutively, 90 cents a line
Minimum space. lines.
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Window Cleaning.

HOW ABOUT THOSE DIRTY WINDowSr
white help and moderate prices. LEON L
CAHOO\. Ntute N.adpN Cleaning - r.
moved 20 ssl q y. W. Phone Al. II5S.
cel6-9Ot
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Lost.

LOST-On Capitol hin December a a gold
watch Reward 5W Pa ave =. T.
dc25-3t.
LOST-Go'd watch and Ior monogram '.7
vs. 30 vicinity of -6tE and * SITS. Liberal
reward. T. w MEYERS, Haycnncr Baking
Go. dC.6-3t'
LcST-rair DOGS. one setter. black ana white
paws, one pointer white. big brown spot
both sides. S2u reward f9r information $50
Morton 81. n w dc.5-2t-
LOST-Eelt pin. orHaIlcuted with j-weIed all
ilsai"T. Finder leave at bon sos Times
office. and receive liberal reward drl.-gt.
LOST-BIack lyuN muT on Nco. York 49,
from Evans Building en- route 10 American
security and Trust Co. and E-Issc1 .rrncater
Liberal reward If returned to aG pa ave
Is. ". 8agz-1fa
LOST 90 REWARD FOR THH RECOV-
cry AND lNFoltMATION LEADING no
THE ARREST AND CONVICTION or TTTr
PERSON GUILTY OF TAKING BLACK rTOy
FUR FROM COLONIAL THEATER. SAT-
JRDNY NIGHT. j. MckENNEY BERRY
1918 NST ST. desf-ff
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Money to Loan on Real Estate.

money TO Loan on Real Estate.
WE HAVE SUMS OF 1900 70 500. OO5 to loan
D. -. real estate, minimum CHARGES TO
borrowers GARDINER & DENT Inc) st2
18th st. oc2-fF
MONEY TO LOAN on approved city real
estate AT lowest current rates. Special priv
ueges with respect 10 prior payments. Large
amounts a speciality TYLER < RUTHER
FORD. $50 10th 81. n W. nol2-tf
MONEY TO LOAN on d c real. ESTATE
Lowest rates OF interest. Payments on
principal in. amounts OF SlOO or more re-
ceiNed at any interest period. THE r Il
SMITH CO.. Bond Building. 1905 n. Y ave
iyl5-tf
MONEY TO LOAN-S25O to $500 COO on D. c
real estate. Interest low. and all transac-
tons conducted with economical consideration
Tor borrowers
WM. n. SAUNDERS & CO.
400 ST. y. W.
MONEY TO LOAN AT OWEST RAVES OF
INTEREST on d. e. Real Estate No un-
reasonable delay.
WALTER IL. ACKER
fe4-U 1920 + ST. n. ".
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Herb Specialist.

MANUFACTURER oC Herb Remedies which
are guaranteed 90 cue or believe any and
all alIBlese>s. Mems complaints a specially.
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THE DORCHESTER.

18th and Nd ave s. w. Three stories.
good outlook. Heat and hot water.
Stationary washtubs and large clothes
drying platform. I and rooms. with
closet. newly paDCrCd and painted.
s. and SO per month; gas connection
for cooking; slot gas meters
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Dress Suits For Hire.

ONLY UP-TO- DATE fun dress and tuxedo
suits for hire NJ T. PINES. Merchant
Tailor. 1905 9Th st. n. W. ocIs-sOt
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Wanted-Agents.

AGENTS wanted for a high-clsss beautifully
printed and illustrated dCIlar-a-ycar voman's
IF1 Eazinc. Commission. 20 cents on each
collar subscription. write for agents Free
outfit AMERICAN HOME MONTIILY. -
Spruce 50. Now York Ocl-I8t-e0su
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For Stores.
For Sale-Farns.
Wanted-FarTns.

INFORMATION WANTED or owner Of good
dairy or general purpose farm. desiring 10
SCH direct 90 buyer without paying commits
sion. Give price and brief description Ad-
dress u. ID LIFE, Room l32. 525 W. Monroe
ST. chicago, III nO25. dc5. L. 10 IS
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Automobiles.

EXPERT AUTO REPAIRING.
Best equipped auto repair shop in town.
High-class work at lowest rates. Agents for
the celebrated "Duplex' spark coil. also
agents Tor the Rambler Automobile. There
Is no better"
District Machine & Auto Repair Co,
Phone Main 1901 zoos G. 81. ~ W
EcI9-Su. .v-tr
JUST RECEIVED lot automobile tires
iu seconds. gSN2. SI.50. 3ON3 SI2 so: SON3Is
$3.50. g.N3ls. $3.50; 32N4. $3.50. other sizes
m cases sand tubes az proporjionatc prices.
Don't buy madC-pvCT tires when you can
get now ones al these prices Also a fulI
line of drsts. best standard makes
JON rs IS f1sSIER RUBBER TIRE co.
605 T. It, n ". degf-3ts
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Rooms and Board.

+ ST. y. w. 2C3-Nice large front room,
well heated, suitable Tor couple; with eX-
cellent table; also other rooms. de25-5t"
6 ST. y. w, A2-Comfortable rooms. table
board s. per week. de26-7t
ETH ST. y. W. 9l0-BeautifuI second floor
front room. with excellent board. at moderate
price de26-5tF
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THE KINGMAN.

MASS. AVE. BETWEEN 4TH AND
5TH SITS. y. w; APARTMENT OF
. ROOMS AND BATH: NEWLY PA
PERED AND PAINTED LIGHT
AND AIRY; SCI PER MONTH.
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Floor Oils.

G. II. HUNTERS Sanitary pUSr-KITI.-
ING FLOOR DIi. Keeps lie floors clean au,,
bright E5N.s tu,ra polished ljSlsh. soc gaUos
darI,crcI- hone Main J-Js. Office ms IA
ave y W GGD2 FOR YOUR Fr-GNf-
TTEE. TRY TT. ic----tr
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Offerings in the Realty Markets
of Washington and It's Suburbs
Apartments To Let.
Furnished and unfinished
THE ALONZO Q. BLISS
PROPERTIES.
Phone Lincoln 1860.

APARTMENTS IL EVERY PART
OF THE CITY. UNDER ONE OWN
ERSHIP AND MANAGEMENT.
AGENT VISITS. EACH PROPERTY
DAILY.
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1882 HARVARD ST. n. w.

Apartments having appearance OF
private residences. Three apartments
20 each building SIX rooms and bath.
SIS Heat and hot water.
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Law and Collections.

ALI. CASES. all courts secret service. Col
no2S-tf
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Statesmen.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. salesman FOR D. C.
territory 20 soil staple line on absolutely new
and exceptional terms one having success
ful specially experience preferred Attractive
contract for 1910 containing liberal weekly
advance clause References required MILES
r BINLER CO. Cleveland. Ohio. ~
WE PAY $50 a month salary and Furnish
rig and All expenses to introduce poultry and
FIGbER CO. N9S2. Springfield. H. IL
sAI.kSMA N-Experieuced in any line to sell
general trade I'm Nd and Va an uneNcelled
specially proposition vacancy after January
i commissions with $50 weekly for expenses
THE CONTINENTAL JEWELRN COM
PANY, Cleveland. Ohio. IL
wANTED-Bright solicitors. men or women,
FOR new. easy selling article. big profits
Write ATWATER MFG CO, North Chicago,
Ill. for particulars de2--d
For Rent Rooms
Furnished.
D N. E. 2O1-Flat No. s. one furnished
room The Norfolk de2O-lt.
G ST. S. W, 6i1-C9nnecting room. furnished
foT light housekeeping. de32-5t-
II ST y. ". 6OI-Unrurnished rooms; second
and third floors; single or en- suite. de26-5t-
EYE ST. \. W. 1910 gentlemen. we'll
/ furnished room; warm; central location.
de26-2t'
n ST y. W. IliS-LoveIy large room. SO;
also beautiful alcove room, suitable for .
Phone. de23-l0tc
HOTEL WEST. 1908 Pa Ave. n w. oppo-
site RALEIGH. PERMANENT and TRAN
SIENT. MODERN. REASONABLE.
de22-Itc
y ST. \. W. a9-Furnished rooms. SIS
week; an convenience. de26-3t'
PA AVE Nv, 19I8-singIe rooms steam.
light and airy; reasonable. Phone NJ IN.
del7-tf
FEW COMFORTABLE well furnished
rooms FOR gentlemen. Reasonable rates. The
fremont, End st. and Indiana ave. \, W.
7TH ST. n ". 1O9-Two newly furnished
rooms for light housekeeping de26-3t
10TH ST \. w. 72f-Front room, IS month";
also table board. g week. de2i-2t'
f<TH ST. \. w. 139S-Ohfice rooms with
steam heat: suitable Tor ladies' tailor Or
dentist de22-7t'
For Rent Rooms
Unfurnished.
X ST y. W. 9l7-Five unfurnished rooms.
gas range; So call after p m. de24-5t'
THE DORCHESTER, 18th and Nd. ave. s
W. three stories. good outlook; heat and
hot water; stationary waShtubs: baths
large clothes-drying platform, spacious one
ana two rooms with closets newly papered
and painted; s. and so per month; gas con-
neCtiOn for cooking; slot gas meter. One
block from 1lth St cars Apply to Janitor.
sc1s-H
I'd ST. n w. 5sz-One excellent fiat OF three
rooms left; steam heat gas, and bath; no
OBJECTION 70 children. de26-St'
STH ST. y w 150l-2 Iarge furnished rooms
FOR light housekeeping; gas. heat. bath; So
month. de24-3ts
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Miscellaneous.

SINCLAIRS SIS IA. ave. n w PAYS cash
for household furniture of every description.
Storage 81 monthly. Regular auction sales
every Tuesday and THURSDAY Look for my
auction advertisements in the Monday and
wednesday Washington Times. lt'
WANTED-50O trunks 90 repair. an work
guaranteed; charges moderate De NEPH-
EWS, 90 9Th ST. n ~. Phone Main 1923
WANT FURNITURE. STOVES, and
STOCKS OF MERCHANDISE or an kinds
and viii pay biz cash prices. Quick action
my specially d. NOTES, 6lJ Ia. ave Y
vs.. Phone Main 5oo6 dent
WANTED-Furnlturc and carpets. contents
o. houses specially, for cash. fair and
square dealings ALBAJGH, SIN and T.
deIS-jr
HIGHEST CASH prices paid for worn cloth
ing either ladies' or gents, send postal
viii call. F. TARSHES, 1915 9TH 81. H. w
Phone North f99 sc50-tr
/ PAY the highest cash prices Tor isdieE'
gentlemen. ana childrens cast-on wearing
apparel drop card. will call. e. LIVING
STON, 1924 9Th St y. w, phone North 1904
jyl3-f
wANTED-Furniture for cash. sell your
goods 20 the man who gives you the most
money See HOLLYWOOD. Sth and X jc2-I
MODERN SECONDHAND furniture bought
al 1906 18th ST.. also cast Off clothing 10 sent
10 store. Phone +. Hcnsley al North 1851
se30-90t
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Thing.

HAVE GHOSE loose tiles reset. Ect next 20
our pr -. CHAPMAN & PROCTOR. 20
Va ave. y. W dc2l-It-
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ALNEOLAP TEETH-PIfniess. lasting woA-
dsrfuliy Hfellhe. brldgewOrk Or plates I'M
necessary painless niIing. Or. }. l. WILL
son. Eos r. jy2I-tf
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Dentistry.

Cut Rate Painless Dentists
Special prices while introducing our latest
methods for an dental operations.
Pull set OF teeth CshOrt timeJ -.........23O %
600 crown ----..-.-s--.-- -.-.......-.-.- 100
bridge work .-...........-............ 80 u1
All nlliugs ............ ................. so. uv
ENtracti0ns, consultations examinations
absolutely free. Remember the address.
Painless Dental ParlOrS
So4 K St n w.
dcI2-if
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WOnen's Wants
Christmas Candies.
MINED CANDY

MINED CANDY.
1oc ID; lbs. for &c. sunday schools sup
piled n very special low prices. WASHING
TON CANDY KITCHEN, 1873 9TH ST. \. W.
de20-7t'
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THE LA GRANDE.

THE LA GRANDE,
fth ST. bet. F and G. y W
One apartment rooms ard bath.
steam heat Front facing Pensic"
Park $50. %.
PHONE LINCOLN 1850 FOR DE-
SCRIPTION, FOLDER. AND INFOR-
NATION.
BLISS BUILDING.
% IS 81. n. W. deZj-2t
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Times Want ADS Bnng Results.
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Stove Repairing.

WHEN YOUR RANGE, LPTROBE OR FUR
MACE NEEDS REPAIRS CALL MAIN $40
EMF IRE STOVE REPAIR CO. 1923 "A n W.
ae?4-tf
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Watch Repairing.

FIEsT-CLASs WATCH ana ja.,eIrv rcraI-
ing. railroad watches speciaItv pcs.
work lowest PRICES. RICHMII.L. AZ -fb
ST. s. W. 1ts
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Storage.

proof storage. moving. packing. UNITEI
STATES STORAGE CO. 4lS-2O I0Lh 81. x
W. Main t229. islS q
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1zxHZZHZzP ZE2Ns&2ZZyG
4x0 OlQIN4W ZzII.ZSJ

n she'll or metal bandeau across the
forehead. IL one of the most charming
WAYS of arranging the hair that mas
been seen in a long time. The hair Is
uartcd i'm the center and the loose
waves are drawn back To- form knot
low In the back of the neck, or If the
natural hair il scanty most OF 1t may
be pushed out in the pretty waves and
a ehignon added at the back. Women
should remember that the secret of be-
comingness in parted hair dressing
is To have the waves of hair as low as
possible on the forehead and over the
ears Tightly drawn, parted hair. or
hair arranged loosely but with untidy.
flying ends usually makes the face
older. Parted hair II always charm-
ing with a sailor hat or one OF the
tricnrnes which are used with riding
habits.
The handeau has taken both Paris
and New York by storm. and these
pretty ornaments are shown in shell,
in gold and silver and in other metals
set with sunken jewels. one OF the
new lattice bandeau Is included in
the illustration. and this bandeau, of
amber shell is set with ken to-
PAGES. The bandeau is worn across
tins top 81 the head. near the forehead.
but separated from IL by a scst puff
- hatr Sometimes the On Is of tie
han 1eeu are merely thrust under the
Waves over the TEMPLES and soalc-
ornaments. are added just above the
ears. Young girls who wear ribbon in
the hair wind flat band of wide. soft
ribbon over the top Of the head in
handeau effect and tie the ends be-
meath the knot al the back. II rose
is worn il is pinned tn this ribbon BAH
dcau back Of one ear.
The chiGnon of curls at the back Of
fers an opportunity for the wearing of
all sorts Of pretty harrettes. Three
styles are shown. two of carved shell
filagree pattern and one a lattice eff
feet. referred to previously. The hair
pins with ornamental tops are thrust
into the hair here and there as the
Japanese wirI sticks small decorated
fans into her coiffurc.
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Personals.

Mrs. {. F. Dorman and sun Harold
leave today for all extended visit to
Spokane and the coast.
Maio. and Airs. Evan NJ. Johnson
ard I"niiy Oh Fort Msssoula leave to-
day for Washington. u. c. here they
Wllt remain fo.' SomI time.
Mr.. and MI. 1glur l., Thompson
aud Ali.s Jan S.o1nc leave today for
AN EXTENDED visit To pp.nis ot inter
est in the eastern states and Canada.
Miss Geneva SImons has returned
trom few weeks visit in Spokane,
where she was tine guest OF Captain
and Mrs. JOSEPH Herring, formerly OF
For: Missoula-
Miss Alice Woody leaves today for
Bolton. where si:c viii join Mr., and
Mrs. Frank Bosart. en- route IL Lake
Icps maid, where II couple ii weeks
will hu spent.
Mr.. Addison Sterling and children
of Roman are guests at the home uf
Mr.. John Rankin.
Miss Winnifred Hills of Butte who
has been the guest OF Miss Isadore
Munich for some time. LETT Tor her
home Thursda.'.
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THE BISHOPS CHOICE.

\ celebrated Anglican divine, the ate
bishop of Rochester, who had been all
ing for some time. decided to consult
Sir Frederick Trevers. the noted sur
geon. After careful examination. Sir
Frederick pronounced his verdict ard
added: Your lordship must 90 10
Algiers or some winter resort on the
Riviera"
Impossible" replied the bishnp:
quite impossible have too nuch
work to get through"
Well" you must make your choice.
II is either Algiers or heaven"
Dear me exclaimed the bishop.
with a sigh; then ] suppose 1t must
be Algiers."
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amusing sight tn see all the feminine
members IF the band-fron dark
hro"ed viElaincss - peroxide ingcnue-
open their handbags. directly the train
started. and riuinng chignons to the
back Of the seat in front of them. pro-
teed to curt the evening cotffurc. And
sMeni round ami round in his leisure
shades VI Thesri=, While their fingers
worked busily every one of the ladies
a%siduou~Iy chened gum.
The chign"n of curlS. however. Is
really very pretty and satisfactory
mode Of arranging the hair in summer.
Tor II natural curIS are obtained even
sa1tb"atiug VIII NOT di~arrause tile
eotffurr. ouc parts the hair IN front
or draws 1t lack In ID I,.n~. l.on;aldour
and chen all thrr~ !s L. do l. t. pin
on the pretty little buurh al curGs at
the back ana ones mar is dressed
The parted h.,ir urr~-srg. Worn with
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Flat as a pancake, That l. the cdict
now for the smart culffure. No tower
ing aigrettes or marabout TUFTS To lend
an impressive dignity; not even a pert
ribbon bow to suggest sauCincss. Flat
bands. and bandcaux and curls-if any
--tumbling off the back instead OF
dancing ON top.
The very newest hairdressing. which
Is quite the craze IN Paris just now,
makes one look a bit as though one
had been pulled out of the water after
a boat had capsizcd. The long ends of
the hair. after being brushed and
brushed to sleek. lustrous straight
ness. are wrapped around the head IN
the way Of an Italian woman ties on
a kerchief. except that instead of be-
ing knotted beneath the chin, the ends
Of hair are tucked out of sight under
the Chignun at the back. This chiEnon
must be loose and fluffy. hut must
not break away from the sleek line
Of the finished couture.
OF course. il takes great deal OF
hair Ia build this new ro,Gfure. Very
few women have the plentiful tresses
required. and indeed ii is SO much
easier To ftItAhAf wv " 4fA1 NfAAi 'Nt'Nt
than ones own locks that most hair
drcssers recommend the purchase of
switch. and Il good. long. expensive ono
is the only sort that will go all around
the head. with enough IL spare to tuck
in at the hack.
Whole chignons of curls may be
bought. and ii l. the most convenient
thing in the world to clap one on at
the back of the head and pin ii Sc
cureiy in place. When off the heal
these ehignons have Il rather grue-
some suggestion at feminine scalps Sc
cured ON the warpath, for the unCurled
hair il attached t. disc OF net that
might be- a neat section of Uranium
severed by tomahawk. Some of the
chignons are to be had as low as a
couple of dollars, but the better grades.
made If naturally curly hair in desir-
able Shades-which, of course, means
fashionable shades-cost u substantial
sum.
Leaving New York for Boston the
other morning was a theatrical troupe
booked Tor small engagements in towns
around the Back Bay city. 1t Was an
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-08-08

The past week has been marked by
lis glorious moonlight nights. and ev-
cry opportunity. las bean taken to
s-ujuy aut -uf-duurS :tlnusglncnts. such
as da..cing In the open air. moonlight
picnies. informal lawn parties. ctc., in
fact anything for an excuse TO stay
out under the stars. The Thursday
evening dance at the pavilion was IA
popular affair and called forth many
who delight in tins pastimo; one Of
the dances. now greatly in vogue that
delights both the dancers and spec
tators, is the barn dance" but this
dance il is understood, is only for the
young and agile and sure-footed: those
who have lost the suppleness of youth
and these who are at all inclined to
cu1bnroint, should gracefully refrain
from its allurements. and enact the
part of the interested looker-on for
tine barn dance" Is vertiably trip
ping the light fantastic" and unless
one is trippingly built don't. But
bevy of graceful. beautiful young
girls and gallant young men. gaily
stepping through this most rulicksome
of dances , is a sight to please the
eye and delight the heart; the music
is bewitching. the. steps are varied,
and the abandon with which it is en-
tered into is Irresistible; lOnG live
barn dance.
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Picnic BY MoonIiaht.

\ jolly group of young folks sur
prised old Mount Sentinel last Friday
night and took advantage OF his
slumbcrS to climb to his very crest.
\ picnic luncheon was eaten on the
university campus before starting. and
we'll fortified. the ascent was made.
Upon arrival at the top Il campfire
was built. a gypsy kettle was swung
over the fire. and soon the air was
appetizng with the odor of boiling
hubbling fudge. which AZ suon as cool.
disappeared with such dispatch and
ncatnesS that not even a crumb re
manned to make a party for the birds
and squirrels. The return home was
made in the bright moonlight. and it
was with much regret that the party
broke up. Those enjoying this pleas
ant evening We're. tho Misses Nina
Golf, Helen Mills, Gcnevievc Nelson.
Shirley skunk. Frances Anderson,
Gladys SimerSnn. Jessie Cunningham,
Gretchen Bremcrman. Marie I.eb-
l;icher Gcrtrud" TIppc Evelyn Ken
nald. Florence Matthews: Messrs. Earl
Hughes. Ralph smith. VIII TAFT. John
TAFT, Clifford Gay, Ed SimpkinS. Rob-
ert Kit. Jack Powers. Major Skinner
Labarinn Beard. ]. Bigshy. The party
Was very capahly and delightfully."-
chageroned by Mrs. Ammo Matthews.
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The Four Leaf Euchre Club.

ON Wednesday afternoon this popu-
lar club met at the home of Mrs.
George Briggs. ON East Pine street.
The members. with one or two rXcer-
tons were all present. and one Or tNo
guests were entertained by the club.
The usual number of hands of five
hundred were played. thu scores ran
ming unusually high. and keen inter
est being maintained during the after
noon. Refreshments were served dur
ing the afternoon to tho members
Of tn. club and their guests. Those
rrescEt were. Mesdames III. L, Will
kinson. r. 3. Thompson, +. l.. Bonner.
T.. \. Spottswood. John Bonner. ii. c.
McLynG. Hiram Knowles. c. W. Blair.
&. \. Barnes. c. w. Lombard. ]. Wat
son Bufford. J, II. To"le. Kenneth
Ross, J. NJ. Evans. Ed Bo0s.