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Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-26

the most graceful arches covering
parallel with the lead to the stairway
and landing which, as will be seen,
is a feature of itself.
The fireplace and mantel are strik-
ing in effect, built of native stone,
handsome gray, the effect of which is
to tighten the room with its pillar
effect in splendid contrast to the
Flemish oak woods with which the
room is finished.
+ A large square doorway leads to the
dining room, another beautiful apart
ment, with china and glass buffets
daintily tucked away in the walls, pre-
senting a handsome appearance. Light
has been one of the principal things
sought by the owner, for the windows
of the home are open, large and in
yiting. From the dining room entrance
is made to the library, which may at
any time be made an extension of the
dining room, which will accommodate
the serving of more than eighty guests
should occasion require. The library
is an especially attractive room While
the novel conceptions of the designers
are shown strongly here. Book cases
and writing desk are built into the
walls, and when closed form an at
tractive setting. The woods of the
dining room are of selected grain Ore
gon pine in royal oak, while the library
is green of the same material.
Other artistically arranged rooms in
clude the "den," the breakfast room,
the kitchen, the family and reserved
rooms on the second floor. the model
bathrooms, the garage and basement,
laundry, furnace, etc.
Provision is made for 10S electric
lights in the residence and garage.
The egrounds are carefully dressed
and maintained and show the same
good taste and care as was developed
in the residence itself The big trees
with their lavish foliage form a CRATE
full shadow for the large variety of
roses and flowers which line the walks,
and hedges of geraniums gracefully
brighten the closely shaven lawns with
their crimson beauty Fifteen va
rieties Of roses and small shrubbery
decorate the grounds, while the orange,
lemon. mandarin and tangerine~ trees
greet the eye. The garage adjoining
the summer house is one of the most
complete in detail. Poultry houses OF
modern type complete the details of
this we'll appointed home, While small
vegetables, fresh from the garden,
garnish the table fresh every day.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-26
SWISS MISSION HOME
BUILT BY ". D. NEWERF
Residence and Beauty Grounds
Represent an Outlay of
>>$45,OOO

w. d. Newerf, president of the
United Oil refineries of Los Angeles,
and of the w. d. Newerf Rubber COM
pany, which controls the Twitehell air
gauge, has recently completed an ideal
home on Monterey road one of the
most beautiful boulevards in South
Pasadena, at a cost of $4,000, which
with the grounds total an outlay of
$45,000
The location for this beautiful resi-
dence was chosen after a careful sur
vey of many which might have been
obtained. At the corner of Monterey
road and Indiana avenue the surround
ing were inviting. Directly opposite is
a handsome estate, embraced within
seventy-two acres of natural park,
through which is a deep canyon, and
in its course is waited the breezes of
the Pacific, while the grounds them
selves form a picturesque view for the
home of Mr. Newerf.
The site occupies full square acre,
and this has been carefully beautified.
The residence, as will be observed from
the accompanying photograph, is sur
rounded with handsome pine, walnut.
maple and other grateful trees of full
growth, which were carefully preserved
in the location of the house itself.
The residence is two stories and
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-26
.LAWNDALE ACREAGE
SALES At 100000

A ready sale of acreage subdivisions
at Lawndale is reported by the Guy M.
Rush company, Story building the
property being in the Commute cleo
trio railway limit. Contracts, largely
for acre tracts, in excess of $60,00O'have
been made since April 10.
Among recent purchases were; G.
H. Fenton, Denver. five acres, $4S60;
Mrs. l.. Carroll, Lynchburg, Va, four
acres, $44O5; Robert Earl of Lewiston,
Mont, 210 feet frontage on Market
street in the business section; William
Hathaway, Hollywood, five building
lots, r. G. Shute, acreage, $1275.
The Lawndale Water company will
replace gasoline engines with dynamos
and double the capacity of its plant.
Two miles more of mains are being
laid to supply water to 46-acre addi-
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-26
SALES IN TWO TRACTS

The Mccarthy company reports the
following sales in it's various tracts
for the past few days:
Mary e. Carney, a lot on Fifty-first
place near Halldale, 41x130 feet in the
Mccarthy company's Normandie Ave-
nue. Square tract, $775.
Samuel Fass. lot on Brighton ave-
nue. between Fiftieth and Fifty-first
streets, 42x13S feet, in the Mccarthy
eompany's Normandie Avenue Square
tract, $500 cash.
o. F. Goodrich. a house and lot at
4O4 East Sixty-fifth street, in the Nc
Carthy companys Greater Los Angeles
tract, $2100
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-26
eREArER HORSE POWER

The Vermont squaresNFater company,
after considerable delay in getting
special legislation and permits, is now
installing and will have in operation
in few days an additional 60-horse
power electric motor, making in all
1eO-horsepower pumping water for
the southwestern part of the city.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-26

basement AZ by so feet, and contains
thirteen rooms. The architecture is
that of the Swiss and mission, whose
combination proves very attractive and
that which will surprise mostly Is the
fact that the designing and construc-
ton was done wholly without the as
sistance of an architect, Mr.. and Mrs
Newerf designing each and every fea-
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-26

ture of their home and then super
vising the construction, personally |
purchasing their own materials and |
carrying out the work by daily con-
tract.
The living room Al by 21 feet, is |
magnificent conception with it's spa |
cious width and length and beam cell |
ings, while the entrance has one of
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-26

tion that has just been placed on the
market.
Negotiations for reopening an incu-
bator factory are in progress. Two oil
wells are being drilled west of the
townsite. About 500 acres of subdi-
vided land south of the town will soon
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-26

be offered for sale and attract more
people,
The Lawndale Improvement assocla-
ton is considering plans for an elec-
trio lighting system.
The Hopper MacFarland company
have orders for the immediate erection
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-26

Hipolito self-regulating roller screen
and reversible window is something
new-the acme of window construc-
tion Your new home will be incom-
plete without it. Hlpolito Screen and
Sash company, 634 Maple avenue.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-26

It's as easy to secure a bargain in q used
automobile, through want advertising, an se
used to be-and still is-to secure a horse
and carriage
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-26

of six bungalows in the town of Lawn
dale.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-04-20
Treie Demonstration
beg orabtloien Selepbons nao Der t.
&aD=S trablcn=M aidJinc int
Mpure 8ebGmSe.

@eiuder iinb freunoli6 eingelaben ii
uniere Office al fommen, iiber bas Col
fins brabtloie Selepbon gu iprcden mn
cine erabtIoie 4SStrablen @eit1;ne 81
IebeH.
Sic Seras Collins brnbtloIe selepbol
mo 9elesropb a%ompagnie miro aegrnnz
set uno Die Bidder iitlp fir stiblfrlps
tioien gum Nftienfapital pffen. Mftiei
Yariz&ert 81 linb nidt aiieiibar. Sieje>
ni9eit, Die iebt 5eiduen, tperoeu lire Ail-
Ia9e IN tpenigen Nonaten b~erpierfaGen.
Spredt bel uns Dor ober ididt fir HIS
Ier @anpblet rSiitorp Of 8ireIeB Seles
phone. Office offeu bon s bis . lt9r.
Seras 6iseal a8cnep,
336 Moore 8eballhe.
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WIIerlci.

Ser Gtootrot bot ben Gg.8ris
iioenter 9iooIepelt eingelooen, i'll
Nobernber oieies Sobres, Dent Der
Srons- 01iiiiiiippi bier togt, umiere
Staot ST beilden.
Ser Stootrot bot elite Oroi.
lton5 ongenomrlert, Die ocn Ser
trieb bon Semitic, SOS nit 5eluer.
@oiier ge5oeen lit uno bos 9clpobl.'
lid rob gegeiien miro, Oerbietet.
= Ger 5taotrot bot elllrit Sc
riht beg Sinoll5fomites, neld)er elil-
pfieblt, Die Grmeiterung Scr Colt,
lteree StroBe a~n5uoronen, angeno1l,
men.
= Ser Seros Snbuitrial Gongrei
lit geitern bier 5uiammengetreteit
oud sic Sa1resfonpenticn bel
Daughters Of tie &epublic" bat &c
lter begonnen.
= 9ie beioen Yreiseeipinner II
Dem grroette 8eGs GonteIt iini
Srau 2lopo Spencer (@eDidy) uni
Srau Nettie Souiton-g rinsburl
Mrtifel.)
Gbriitian $. 9cIler
lett pielen Sobren eilt 8emobner In
ierer Stoot, lit I'M Sitter pon e
So1ren g%eltorben.
SIM Sitter bon 50 Sabrcn Itort
bier Geo. s.. SranfeI.
Gin iu1tger Wann rtall1elts st
piae S. Cater p1roe BON eincn
acknowledgements an Ser Siib-Bre
Ia Strabe i6mer berlett.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-04-20

Ser olte 9loel 10 gang init oclt ilo-
pii6en bob mir bellte III pielelt
6aaen foum nod na6iuclicn folI.
aerL OF eerllaniider, Of lucuoiider
5rtroftion, 10 lag Dies iid)er IN Der
iittliGen &roft peri0nlid)en G6r5e-
griffs, BEN fie aus ibreu Naloern
atf lire e~rltelt 8ur9en ST. retten
oeritanoen, llro Ser cine itdrfere
Ofo6t NOR als bas Grell5 llho cine
nirfullgspollere ais bas Seio. gr
puroe Dos Serinent, bos Den Abel
5i einem Stono obldloB, Ser Dem
Saterlono bielblll1bertlnal nlcbr ge-
oient bot ols Der Wontn1on Ser Noury
geoiie. 2d6eln Sic, Ourd)loutbt i'd
meib, mas sic oellfen. Sic oen-
fen: bos fa9t Der, ser leine1 Mbel
6%iniparf ipie einen ab~gctrGgenen
nod, uno ser iogt oas, ser aus lei
ner freibeitli1cn @eltanid)auullo
niemals Cit Sell genlod)t oct. Qlber,
0urdlaudt, iii often 9loel ileftc
peit eber ein oemofratiide. 3ltg
als Elm I'M ntooerncn Sirne ~oriito-
frotiides, u1o cine Ger beitcn
@a6rbeiten meines gelie6ten 6pn.
tane, 1T Die gebauptung, oab Der
edte Sumter intn1er liberal in lei
uem @mpfinoen lit = neiIt, ltidjt
lit, ionoern NOR, benn Der efte
Sumter 1T ausgeltorben. Seinc eige-
men 5iirlten baben linn oas @rot
aegroben. Sic e1t5oeen i'm oel
Sdoae, III Ser feline StGrfe Sur
sci idlu9, iie trieben ibn in Der
Waterialismus binein; an bic Stcag
oes Seuoolen iebten lie ben &0nier-
patismus, SEN Serren madtcn tic
gum betreBten 2afoien, Ben Sumter
sum gpupernemeltolen &cgiernngs-
rat. Sriiber belt unier Qbel Den
4opf bod, iett friimmt er Den
9udel, friiber mar er Der Sreie, lett
lit er elm alledt. 60 5oacn lie apd,
oie @otterneggs binnb; sic maren
a~lleaeit treile 8oiullen ibrcr Gonige.
ober lie blieben oo9 in ibrer Srci=
belt. Noh big III oos led)3ebntc
Sabrbunoert bineil mar lire Surg
ibr 2eben; bier iaBen tie ultO iaben
feit. 0ann fam Die Soflirgs5eit;
mon teilte ii6; lltott 5og 0luli aoi-
Ter na6 @ien, mon 5og sum <r-
fiiriten rta9 Goan OIL Ser Gprea.
8ns Der grnteidnitt brnttie inlo
@ol6 nno @ieie n1to @tii6le, bos
blicb orauben bdnaeil, itno orou,
Zen bic Braht iolte olld) loren Gu
alon8 finoel oobeim. Gie Gura
mnroe 8ittn SdloB, mon oiell iei.
Ger Sof; 8ertpolter mtroen einge-
iett, oie ginfiinfte %ipllter pcrmebrt
mcroen, bie 2eibiiloen falllclt. On
ging Ser 9(oel bobit llro es blicb
MIR nod Der glGn5enbe 4lriitofrat.
llno mas ols 9ieft berblicb, Gllrd>
lalidt luiilen eS: Die Notluen6iafeit
|einer reiden Seirot."
(GortIcbmna inlnt)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-04-20
Sas Sdlnk-E rpsramm bes &arne'

Ivy OWtAR f@u9tuNuAN utS Stu%He'
bnls..
Mittm o Of: 2uftbauon : @ett.
fabrt. Seranii6cr inouitrieaer Son.
greB. &ronung Ser &6niein ar
Nbeno lit Ser @eetbopen-9olle. Nad).
Der GROCER ltnr5iig.
Donnerftag: 8ornittca $3.50
patriotii6e Seier in Der yeetbopell.
9aae. 4.30 Na1mittogs, ltm5uq
uno 9lumenidladt. QuftbaQor-8 ctt.
fabrt.
Sreitag: 8ormittag $3.50 Yro.
5eiiion Der Stdote. 8reisipielen Der
Muiiffapellen. Na6nlittae, Earaot
oes DWpitic Srber of Sbriners"
Aben0s Haraoe inuminicrtcr Muto'
mobile.
Somfta q: MISUNDERSTANDING
gorrit.ag uno Nadmittas 2uft'
6a[lon-W ettfabrt. 9[benbs grobel
5adel5ug Der Sitter bon Gulalo mil
oeforierten unb beG beleuhteteu sra
gen.
Gin ieoer eebt auf ieine sgrl
5u @run6e. s
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-04-20
Dem Grade entriTca,

.Na9 4iabriaem 2etben on Cum
ge%nleiben, batte i6 bereits aue Soft
mlng oufgeeeben", ihreibt MRS. sc.
9. Dir aus glarfspil1e, Seitr, bod
ser @ebrou6 BON Or. Sings N0u
DISCOVERY fat mir mieber leues 2e-
ben gegeben." 8erfuht es. Soc uro
$500. @eriudsflaide fret. @aran-
tiert BON alien 9ruegiiten.
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teten MIR in fleineren Mositabe iebr
miloe, 5arte 2ifore.
9lles in ollem 5eieen oieie ltrl,
manolungen, boB in Ser GrltoDe
rungsweiie bic ertremlten Acliemnll-
teridieoe i'm 8olfsga115en iid gefttt=
bert boben; Ser Getde bat our6 Die
@onolungen oes Nobrutgsnorftes
ni6t piel %geiponnen, mabrclID bod
oie fleineren Stanoe iid) berte Ge.
niiIIe Ieiiten fonnen, Die ibren Gorpu-
tern periagt bleiben mubten.
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IS e 3 II t e II.

Wonroe @ountp i'm Stootl
Seem Dorf bot oen 9emofroten So.
pens gum Observation-Disclosures
ertpdblt, nnfoem es 5man6ig Sab.
re lang einen Gepublifaner in oet
&ongreB gelhidt bate. SabeiS
fiibrte feline Gampaene auf Sic 90
Jung uSarifreform."
4u6 8unoesienator &ale mill
ni6t mieoer als &anoioat auitreten
Ser gunoesienat bat Die Gl,tb.
itnb SafenbiQ angenommeii.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-04-20

Cine blutige 5amilieltraga-
Die bot iih in Sdpa6ad abae-
ipielt. Die 6rau bes &eltanr1tionS-
pahters Sofob burdihnitt ibrem
iiingIten Ginoe ben &als. 0aroui
offnete Tie iif bic 9ulsaoert font
te aber oen SOB ni6t fitoer ulo
~itiir8te iid MN IN ben 5luB 1dmo-
bod, an beiien llfer man ipGter oie
2ei6e angetrieben fano. @eld)dftlide
8erltite uno nad elmer
onoeren @eriion e6eli6e 3Wifiigfei-
ten iollen Die 6rolt 81 oieiem Sfrit-
te getrieben BADEN,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-04-20
ainiet bos 81ut UNI brinsi

ainiet BOG 8lut unn priHst
oas 9pftent in Sronung fir Gpm-
mer-Nrbeit 6ur6 cine fur5c STIR
nit @rif1p &fb 8itterS,
Dem groBten 9lutreiniger Der &elt.
= Simple fir 9faui6brant, @il
oes 6euer (9ladleg). Gum Ser.
fauf BEL Gnpples 9rms So, 1913
%. Commerce Sfr., San 9nionic
8ute 8etrdnfe ltn0 fomoie1
2unb itets in g~nreitaller's SaluOa
unb &eftanrant, 8inita Strobe, ne6en
BET Sone Der Sermannsiobne.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-04-20
edIimmer als @mnelm.

&ugeln bringen ben Solooten me-
niger @efabr, pie @c5ema. 9. IS.
6arriman Burlington, Mo., lit felt
40 Sabren baran, aber @udlens Or
nica SaIbe furierte Jpn. 25c BET al
len Druggiften.
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9ns Seras @nnhcr

6eilt 'oIIe Iteren, gloien tne rbel-
motifhe 2eioen; BEL allen 9ruogiltell
ODER 2 monatli6e 8ebonolnn9 per
Bolt fir ST. Or. 6. SO. Sail. 1926
Olipe Ctr, ct. 2ouis, $40. SnreiRl
fir 3euenisse.
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@crlanst

elm 9ltabe i'm glitter bon II Sabrem,
Der bos Siidlerbanoperf gu erierren
miiniht. Sofort naf5ufraget Bel
Cd. GrieoriA
802-804 Sit.g commerce Strabe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-04-20

Sreo. .. gooer it,, Mesqnite ultO
Dopion StroBe, Gan @ntonto, Ser,
iogt: SD benfe, id bin bere6tigt.
Doans Nieren Bil1en ST enlpfeblen.
trotoen id nod BEN go15en Snbolt
einer Sdo6tel gebrau6t babe. ST
ne 2abnllrla in rneinem gfiiden Din-
oerte mid an ser glrbeit u1o lpurOe
ib our6 einen baufigen Nusfl1tB Der
Observation-Disclosures belaitigt. Ils
Doons Nieren 8i0en mir ols glltes
Wtittel geeen iolde 2eioen elnpfo9-
len mllroen, peridoffte i'd mir cine
S6odtel BON ser 8eror Drug 60,
Sic mirften roi6 uno ieit ibrem Ge-
6rolt6, bin ib fret bon allen gtieren-
9eioen."
3ltn gerfouf bel oGel1 Sanoleru.
greis so Gents. Solter-Wti(m1rll
So, @nffolo, Seem gorf, o1einiga
Igcntcn fir bfe Ser. Stooten.
@rinrert Gll6 6es Nanlens =
Ooons = uno ne6mt feine onoeren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-04-20
&e1rnfsiheine

@eIt S. Gob uno Clara &
2eonaro.
Mor 3. aarfowsfi uto Sarab e
@oot.
2ouis Sedlenburg unb Mrs. gn.
ME @unoer.
Sobn $. aromer ulo Gpo Ss.
malt.
@ebnrten.
.. 81. @ieoineer ltno Srall, Gil
anabe; 6. 81. Sronfe unb SralI
elm &nabe; MIeranoer Golln mi
Srau, Elm MGod)en; gb. Mel,oel ul,t
6rou, Elm Maoden; Souls @sepel
utlb Srau, elm &nabe.
Eo6egf1IIe.
9eiiie S. Saeobion, 2 Sabre olt
5rallf &Iebalb, 81 Sabre; g6os. S
Semlinger, 33 Sabre.
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4eimdt.

Eeras Sarmer iuft Sausb1lteriil
Waoden ODER 8itpe 5tpiidcn 30
40 Sobren. Seirat nidt ausaei6lci-
len. aoreiiiere: gl9in, Ger. @or ia.
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Sbeooore 9fooieoelt uito ieiu
Gobnaermit iino 0ienitag abe1b bon
9uoapeit mad Baris a6sereilt.
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@erlanst cine a0din i'll tleiner
oeutiher Samilie. Gutter 2o9n.
Tram @ep. aueruer.
TOT Sofparo Gtrabe.
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Mad)t bie Mebett Iet6ter,
Sun 4ntonier 2eitte lai1en iidJ beleb-
rem, iute es gemad)t iutrb.

Gs 1T idmer ieinen gerpfli6tungen
na65ufommen
Mit einem itets idlner3enoel
9fiiden;
Mit unbequenen l1rin-9eidNoer-
Sen.
9oans 9sieren Biaerl MAIDEN Die
Mrbeit lei6ter.
Sic beilen Giidenl6mer5en.
Sic furieren alle Nieren=2eiOen.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-10-29
IN OCTOBER DAY.

All the DAYS that went before.
Lisiless were and hazy,
al the days that after came.
Misty. hushed and lazy:
This the only wanton was.
Mong Octoberf daughters:
Dancing through the fields and wood.
Waiting with tho Wa.crs;
siuaseb.ng leaver from on the trees.
Hunting them to cover;
Shocking Grandpa Autumn staid.
Shouting for a lover.
"such a madcap ne'er wins love-"
sisters mild ala chide her.
"fie upon her, naughty maid
Folks cannot abide her"
But the windy. wanton day.
With her hair a-hying.
With her cheeks OF rudy stain,
An the rules defying.
Danced into a poets heart.
Eager TO abet her:
And her lover swore the world
Never should forget her.
MARI Moses ln Record Herald
$3.50
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-10-29

I MONDAY Halloween party al
Grace church parish house at p. m
under auspices OF Rectors Aid so.
c.ety.
MoNDAY-The Green Fly Dane.
ing club will have masquerade
Halloween dance at the Three Links
building.
TUEsDAY-The Delphic club will
meet az 10 a. m. NJ the Delphic
rooms in the Carnegie library. TIE
program is:
/. Romantic Revival IN English
Literature. Sir Walter Scott. The
Land OF Scott.-Miss Fowler.
@ Robert Burns-Roview CT Tam
O'Shanter.--Mrs. s. A. Fowler.
9. Lord ByrOn-The Shelleys and
keats.-Miss Husbands.
TUESDAY - Paducah chapter.
United Daughters OF the Confederacy
will have the regular November
injecting at 3 p. m. at the Woman's
club house. II VIII be the annual
election OF officers. A report OF the
State Convention will be made. The
hostesses for the afternoon are:
Mrs Mary Burnett. Mrs. VI. X. Scott,
Mrs. Louise Maxwell. Mrs. Mary Bos-
wen. Mrs. J. NJ. Ezell. Mrs. Eliza
beth Settle
J TuESDAY-Crowning OF Miss
Nellie Keithley as Goddess Of Labor
at the Central Labor Hall with APP
lpropriate ceremonies.
| WEDNESDAY - Executive board
lof Woman's club meets at 10 a. m.
at the club house.
| WEDNESDAY - Household Eco
Monies department regular meeting
at p. m. al the Woman's club build
ing.
| WEDNESDAY - Crescendo club
with Miss Newell at her studio, 403
North Seventh street. at 4:15 p. m.
| WEDNESDAY-German club viii
entertain with the second Of the
winter series of dances. at the
Palmer House.
THURSDAY-The Womans club
Twill meet in regular session at the
club house at $3.50 p. m. The open
meeting at o'clock Is under the
auspices of the Education depart
ment. Mrs. l. o. Walker. chairman.
The usual club tea will be held.
FRIDAY-The Kalosophic club
meets at the Woman's club house at
10 a. m The program includes:
/. Letitia Bonaparte aud her
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AN UP.To-DaTE DRUGGIST

says % Il surprising how many old
fashioned remedies are being used, which
goes Go show that 90 Is hard TO improve
toms az our rrlt1moihera' Old. timc-iried
,cmedire Tor instance. Tor keeping The
lair dark. soft and Clio. 81. nothing equal.
BE- our rrauinotkers' "s1-s tea" has ever
lrcn discovered. Although. by the adj
zion OF sulphur and other Ingredients, this
o'd.'ashioncd brow has been made moro
effective as scalp tonic aud color re-
I rcr NOWADAYS when our hair comes
Boz, or rots faded or gray, instead Of go
Ing 10 the garden or garrett for herbs and
lak.ng the "tea" ourselves, we simply
80 tl Ire nearest drug store and ask for
o. bottle az Nycihs Sage and Sulphur.
THIS preparation Is sold bv all leading
dru--'e.e for 80 cents end 81 a bottle, or
s. sent direct by thc Wyeth Chemical
Company "a Cortlandt ST., New York
City, upon receipt Of 2ricN
For sale and recommended by W.
a. Gilbert.
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by a priceless lace overdress and
festoonings, which we're originally
worn by her maternal grandmother,
when presented at the French court.
Her veil was fastened into a cap of
the same exquisite lace. She is a
decided brunette and made a beauti7
full bride.
Mrs. Bishops gown was of blue
chiffon yelling a foundation of pink
and the tunic outlined with narrow
bands of fur. Her sister. Mrs. Fow-
Ter. of Washington, wore an ex-
quisite gown of lavender crepe de
chine and chiffon with garnitures of
cut steel.
1.-THE bridesmaids were dressed
alike in pink chiffon. with pompadour
ribbon forming the yoke of the skirt
and yelled with pink chiffon. Slip
pers and hose to match the pink and
Charlotte Corday hats of lace and
rosebuds finished a perfect toilet.
"The ushers were all from out of
town and we're all close friends of
Mr. Reyburn. They were Daniel
McCluney, OF st. Louis, Mo-; Donald
Blackwell, of Pittsburg, Pa; Henry
Dunn, of Albany, n. y; Elihu w.
Fowler. of Washington, ID. c.; Peter
Moller, Jr., of Providence, r. l., and
Charming Turner, of Chicago, Ill.
All wore gardenias as boutonieres.
"A program of choice musical
numbers was rendered and an elabo-
rate wedding breakfast served. The
day was an ideal one and should
portend a happy life for the young
couple. When time came to depart
they were captured by a cousin, who
had his STANDARDIZATION car ready
and whisked off to New Haven via
BrOoklawn. avenue and a round
about way, so that they were not
overtaken, though a hot chase was
made by the others as soon as the
trick was discovered.
THE brides gift from her hus-
band was a beautiful bar pin of dia-
monds and pearls and the ushers
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~e%s@f
HALLOWEEN.

The wind amid the wan wood stlrs,
With twofold energy it's sent
Upon the mystic jewellers
Assembling when October's spent
To clang on pinions high in air.
Or float on broomsticks everywhere
With devils Of with fairy face.
Beside the fire the black cat lies.
Now and again uneasily
He starts with wild and fiery eyes
And longs for horrid mystery.
Then. when he thinks himself un
seen,
Black Tom goes forth in wonder
GUS guise
Ard joins the dance on Halloween
OF sprites and demons In. tn,
skies -Exchange
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ldauehters-Miss Faith Langslan
?, The Cemetery Of Pere Ia Chaise
-Abelari and Heloise-Miss Ethel
Morrow.
3. Current Events-Miss Mae
Owen.
FRlDAY-Paduoah chapter, d. A.
r.. VIII have its November meeting
with Mr. +. G. Boone. 2232 Broad
way, al 1880 .. m. The program
viii be:
Song-America.
Roll CaN-Cuotations. the Bible.
Paper-Poter Muhlenberg. the
Patriot Pastor OF the Revolution
Mrs. II. g. Wells.
Report Of State Conference.
Music.