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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-30

in two weeks, viii be held with Miss
Reve Aston.
Mrs. Shapiro was surprised Thurs
day evening by thirty-fiYe Of her
friends at her home. Musical num-
bers were a feature Of the evening,
when Mrs Lipkis rendered several Vo-
cal solos, accompanied by Mrs. Abram-
son. The hostess was presented with
a scarf of black embroidered lace, over
white satin. Mrs. Shapiro. with her
daughters. Fannie and Sarah, VIII
leave this afternoon for California, to
spend the winter.
Miss Rose Bergen entertained the 7.
o. y. o. club Thursday evening. The
rooms We're pretuly decorated with
autumn leaves and chrysanthemums,
and piano selections were given by
Miss Lillian Berger. The club will
meet the next time with Miss Jennie
Harrington, November 10.
Miss KATE ROmneY was the hostess
at a dinner party Friday evening, when
covers were laid for ten. The evening
was spent in music, and the rooms
We're prettily decorated with yellow
and white chrysanthemums Those
present We're: Mrs. Clarice ROmney.
the Misses Mamie SWensOn, Neane
ROmney. Marian SchOheld. Rose Rom
ney. Harriet Parker. Vilate Ross Elsie
Braun and Mrs g. F. COulam.
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Weddings and
Engagements

MIR. and Mrs. F. ]. Fabian announce
the engagement of their daughter
Stella Merriles. 10 John Elliott Clark
Of Milwaukee The date of the mar
riage viii be announced later.
X =
The marriage of Miss Ada Kinney
and Z. A. Hartenstein will take place
Tuesday evening. November 1. at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. j. Z. Darmer in
First avenue. 1t viii be a quiet affair,
and the Rev. Elmer !. Goshen will per-
the presence Of the family and a few
close friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Matheson an
nounee the engagement of their
daughter. Ellen r.. 10 A. lie Roy
Rands. the wedding 10 take place the
carly part OF December.
Mr. ard Mrs. John Bigley of Span
ish Fork announce the engagement of
their daughter. Kate, 10 VIII Irvine OF
Salt Lake. The marriage will take
place in November
X X X
Miss Edna l. Sands and Clyde Hat
ten Howell were married last evening
at s o'clock at the home Of the brides
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Sands,
in Z street. The ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev. f. /. Goshen, about
nifty OF the friends and relatives of
the contracting parties being present.
The rooms We're prettily decorated
throughout IN pink and white. Miss
Alice Seckels played the Lohengrin
Bridal Chorus" as the bridal party
entered the room, and a number of Sc
leetions preceding and during the
ceremony. The bride wore a hand
some white chiffon gown over MESA
line silk. with pearl trimmings. and
carried A bridal bouquet of white
roses. She was attended by Mrs. Fred
Sands as matron OF honor wearing
robe Of baby irish lace over silk, with
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-30
Health and Beauty Talks
RY MRs. MAE MARTYN

Mrs. J.. c.: II is not necessary that
your face reflect your age. You could
easily have a much finer. cleaner.
smoother and more youthful complexion
If you quit using powder and tried
good lotion Dissolve four ounces spur
max in a half-pint hot water and add
two teaspOOnfuls glycerine. Apply TINS
TO your face. neck and arms. and II Will
improve your looks wonderfully. II VIII
soften and Whiten your skin and remove
that shiny. greasy, sallow look. This
inexpensive lotion viii not rub OF like
powder, and is very beneficial in pre-
venting and removing freckles and skin
pimples. and makes a wonderful skin
beautifier. You can get anything /
recommend at almost any drug store
b. Sisters: If the patrons OF your
beauty parlOrs' object TO shampoos
mace from soap on account of the great
danger of the soap alkali running the
by dissOlying teaspoonful Of eanthroN
in a cup of hot water, and after sham
pooling. rinse the hair as usual Can
thrOX makes the most satisfactory
shampoo imaginable and leaves no bad
effects. It fathers Splendldly ana Is
the best and most thorough scalp clean
ser l have ever seen. II relieves scalp
irritation and leaves the hair bright,
soft, fluffy and easy TO do up. This
shampoo dries very quickly. Is entirely
streaky or discolored hair as soap and
most shampoOs are likely 20 do.
Weak Eyes: Wearing glasses is not
likely TO help your weak dull. iEflamed
eyes. What you need is a good strength
ening eye tonic. The next time you go
TO a drug store get an ounce of crystOs
ana dissolve II in a pint of water. Drop
a few drops of this in each eye oeca-
siOnally and you will be surprised how
soon it will give you relief. 1t will not
smart or burn the eyes and is a per-
fectly reliable tonic for any one 20 use
who has eye troubles II is splendid for
treating watery. expressionless eyes or
graduated lids IL makes the eyes
bright, strong and sparkling.
r X; I would advise you to seek
health first, before beauty. You say
you are not sick, but that you feel tired
always, look sallow and have pimples
and eruptiOns. Try this homemade
blood purifier and system tonic: Get
from your druggist one ounce OF kar-
denes dissolve il in One-nalf pint or
alcohol and one half cup of sugar. then
add enough hot water to make a full
quart Take a tablespoonful before
each meal. This remedy should tone
up your system and build up your
strength II aids digestion. arOuses
torpid liver tnd purifies the blood When
your blood Is pure. your sallowness and
pimpies VIII disappear and you will
have more strength and energy.
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SOCIETY
tcontla'.ed from Page One3

ANeAhlht-esA from rage One.b
where the games OF the afternoon
were played were attractive with
vases OF pink and white cosmos. and
the dining-rOom was bright in Hal
loween effect pumpkin filled with
yellow chrNsanthemums graced the
center or the liable. which was COW
cred BY ciuny lace cloth over yellow
satin.
For Miss Nellie Calvin the Misses
GLADYS and Marguerite Richmond en-
tertalned with a bridge affair Friday
afternoon, When fOur tables Of the
game were played, and about fifty
friends came in for tea, which fol-
lowed The decorations. in eOmpli-
ment 10 the Halloween season, were
particularly effective
The CRATES We're banked with corn
stalks and pumpkins. the house being
hshted throughout with pumpkin
lack-o lanterns. on the tea table
where Mrs. Charles Tying. Mrs ROs-
coe. H. Breeder. Airs. Frank Gustin
and Miss LOreen Leay took turns in
presiding, a large pumpllin filled with
autumn fruits and flowers formed the
effective decoration
Others assisting were the Misses
Eleanor and Marguerite Stewart.
stella Fabian. Winnifred Dyer. Mar
Jorle Dey aud Isabelle Schiller,
pleasant affair OF Tuesday after
noon was party given By Mrs George
II Brady at her residence, in honor
OF Mrs. Sarah Ann Young.
The color scheme was red and vel
low throughout the rooms, with chrys-
anihemums and ferns.
Mrs Nellie Sc0nberg and Miss Sv-
rina keddington rendered music for
the afternoon. Refreshments were
served Tor tWenty-seVeu guests.
Miss Alice Daniels gave a luncheon
Tor the members If the Euterpe club
Tuesday aftelaoon al her home. Those
present We're the N isses Clair NOau
Mae Brown. Evelyn YOungberg. Ivy
Brown, Kate Holiday, Irene Done,
Nettie George. Bess Smith. Lenore
Watts and Vera Jensen.
The Euterpe club met Friday even
ing az the home Of Miss Bessie Smith.
= 3
A successful surprise was rendered
Mr.. and Mrs Lou Beckett al their
home in Wanda apartments Friday
evening, when a dozen of their friends
arrived and took possession of their
home. After an hour or two of differ
eht amusements the young women took
AAN~NNtIl-NAA tA the AALtMEM ana pre-
pared dainty repast. These who en-
Joyed the evening were the Misses
Minnie ROsey. Birdie McEWan. Elsie.
Lutte and Pearl Snarr, and Mrs. I.u
Beckett, Messrs. Roy Clinton, Jonas
Johnson, George Darke. VIII Andrews.
Allen Ainsley and Lue Beckett.
%%
Mrs l. F. Hubbard was the hostess
yesterday afternoon ia her apartments
IN the Gibbons. when Mrs r. p. Le-
Compile OF Park City was the guest of
honor at a delightful Kensington.
About forty were invited 10 meet her
and enjoy the afternoon. Tie rooms
were prettily decorated with pink and
white cosmos with pink rosebuds
forming the centerpiece of the tea Ia
Bile.
y X X
A chantecler luncheon was given
tuesday by Miss Hal CUMMINGS. which
was followed by cards. White cosmos
sraced the table, where covers were
laid for twelve. The prizes were won
by Miss Wanda Pratt and Miss Lucille
Clinton. The next meeting Of the club.
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Grace: No, 1 know il doesn't ada TO
your peace Of mind when you are con-
seious that you are getting so fat that
your dress Is continually gaping in the
back and you fear the constant strain
VIII prove too much for the buttons. If
you want to cut down your flesh with
out starving yourself or without firing
anu Iutlle exercise. go to your druggist
and get four ounces of parnotis Dis
solve IL in i pints OF warm water
Take tablespoonful before each meal
Your double chin and shOrtness az
breath VIII soon disappear, for ] know
several cases where parnOtis took orr
superfluous fat at the rate of several
pounds a week
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Jessie p. H.: Some sage dressings
are beneficial TO the skin. but I never
recommend them on account of the dan
ger OF staining or discolOring the hair
II you want good, dependable remedy
hair, try an ounce Of quinzOin dissolved
in one-half pint each of alcohol and
water. This will put your hair and scalp
In healthy condition. Apply the tonic
twice a week. rubbing II gently into the
hair roots. IL is free from oil and
makes a fine dressing for the hair I
know OF many VINO were troubled with
hopeless" cases OF dandruff and falling
hair that found this an ideal tonic.
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y. l. A; simple and reliable nome
treatment for removing superfinous
hairs from the face and fOrearms is no
mix little delatOne with enough water
TO make paste; then smear this paste
over the skin where the hairs grow.
leave il on for few minutes. then wins
off and wash the skin with warm water.
Delatone is the only thing 1 know that
VIII Kill the hair roots forever without
inJurlng the skin. Ii is expensive. as
DRUGGISTS never sell IL for less than a
dollar an ounce. Sometimes the hairs
do return, but they are light and strae-
ely, scarcely discernible. After a second
or third application. they go for good.
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Madge; For your hollow cheeks and
wrinkled face, / recommend frequent
applications Of good greaseless com
plexion cream jelly, also brisk massag-
ing. By stirring together one ounce
almozoin, TWO teaspOonfuls glycerine
and one-half pint cold water. allowing
to stand over night, you will have an
extra good complexion cream Use this
also for massaging. 1t will clear uD
your skin fine. removing all dirt from
your pores and soon you viii find your
complexion smooth. plump. fresh-lOok-
lent cream for treating blackheads
freckles and roughness OF the skin and
will rid your face OF those very large
pores.
Read Mrs. Martyrs book. Beauty"
s5.-Adv.
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daughter, Ina. to Charles II. Jenkins.
The marriage will take place the latter
part of November.
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touches of pink, and carried pink
roses. Little Beth Sands. the niece OF
the bride, in a dainty white frock,
acted as ring bearer, and Russell H.
Sands, the brides brother, as best
man, completed the bridal party
Mr.. and Mrs. Sands We're assisted in
receiving by Mrs. b. ". Howell of
Colorado Springs, mother of the bride
groom. Mr. and Mrs Howell left last
evening for Il months trip to the coast,
and upon their return viii make their
home in salt Lake.
= \ X
one of the weddings OF the week
was that of Miss Eunice GOlding and
Milton East, which took place Wednes-
day evening AZ the home of the bride.
Bishop Pratt officiating. The house
was deliberately decorated with chrys-
anthemums, autumn leaves and ber-
rles. the dining room being in red, in
dahllas. nasturtiums and hearts.
A reception. which was attended by
hundred friends. followed the cere-
mony from to II. The bride wore a
white satin gown. with pearl trim-
mings. and carried brides roses. She
was attended by her sister, Miss Emma
Golding. who wore pink chiffon over
silk, with a bouquet Of pink roses.
Walter East Oficiated as the best man.
x X
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles +. Flandro
announce the engagement OF their
daughter, nellie. 20 John Stewart, the
wedding to take place early in No
vember.
x = x
Mr.. and Mrs. George Grow an
nOunce the engagement of their
daughter, Florence, to Alfred j. Iugin-
buehl. The wedding will take place
December IA.
X * X
Mr.. and Mrs J. II. p. Poulton have
announced the engagement of their
daughter, Stella. to J. II. Foote. the
wedding 10 take place in November.
\
Mr.. and Mrs. J. b. Rudy have an
nounced the engagement of their
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The Seekers Literary club will
meet Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. B.
+. Young. The regular lesson on
Rome viii be continued, with Mrs. r.
Z. Savage and Mrs. c. ". SeatOn as
leaders.
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A chantecler luncheon was given
Iuesday by Miss Hal Cummings which
was Followed by cards. White cosmos
6faced the table, where covers were
laid Tor twelve. The prizes We're won
by Miss Wanda Pratt and Miss Lucille
Clinton. The next meeting of the club.
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icon tinned .from yesterday. )
cop,tlaht. ISaQs - WInthsn Smfth.
asa Lo0ts Joasph Vase

CONTINUED from yesbeE0AS.J
TyYhy, no. M Graham 5urnna l11ls
Interposed deity. Mr.. Brunette must
have been faIit4ne7 OF s6nez one else
he knew in New York r.
s'I9ldn,t know he knew more n one
there sam observed mildly.
Burnham,s glance Jumped yEarly 70
SANS face. but Withdrew reassured.
having detected. therein nothing but
tbe Old mans kindly and simple ma
ture. "At an events" he continued.
al don't remember hearing anything
alIout the matter what did son call54t.
4 b1rner. ehO from Mr.. Barnette
.sI s'pose Roland forgot Sam al
lowed. sHe's so busy courtin' our
Dretty girls, Mr.. Buynham -.
ayes. init was fts ROtand put IN
hastfly. seefne his chance t0e memo
matters. .tE did intend 70 write you
about 1T, Mr.. B1rnham9 but It kind oL
slipped my mind We've had a lot OF
important business over to the bank
.ssy the way, Roland. did you Just
come from the bank Is MI Lock
stSSo: cot on this morning I don't
think he is. sam Did you want TO
see hImT'
srwell. yes,n Sam admitted II guess
Won know about that, Roland
.tAIean business. sometimes. askine
favors Of these bankers. oh, Mr.. era
nam p Burnham remarked
Graham nodded dolefully. Yes, it
Is. nnpIeasa11t.a hesadmitted conhding-
IL. lyon see. there's mote of mine
come due today, and Pm not able TO
take care Of 1t or pay the interest just
now. But 1 guess itsll be all right
Mr.. Lockwood,s Kind, very kind
.'I'm afraid you're a little top sure
sam" Roland contributed tactfully.
.'XYhen there's money. due lockwood
he wants It. and most times he gers
it or Its equiyple4t"
"But," Burnham changed the sub
iect adroitIy, what was this4bnrner:
ala YOU say-that Mr.. Barnette FOR
got to tell me dboItgS i''''s
"Oh, JUST one of my Inventions. sir
rye spent most Of my life at 1t, sir.
but somehow nothing. has. ever turned
ont weL-not so far, 4 mean. But
mean to hit 1t yet"
tThat's the way to talE.s Burnham
cried heartily. Never give up. / say
But tell me about some Of these In
Yentfons. wont your
+ ''weIl"-Sam knitted his 6Hgers AND
pursed his lips rehectively-''I patent
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aE1ss UIT1npx7s soRoo1.

class IN Engllsh literature and one
In composltioT oral and written. are be-
Ing organized by Miss Kennedy. The
classes will meet In the Afternoon o.
evening, once or twice q week at the
Schooi. AZ WeEt Main street. A num-
Der of women have already registered;
and Miss Kennedy. asks, AL WIG are IN
ably Monday afternoon or evening or
communicate with her by letter or teie-
phone (Beli 3ITWO, in order that the
days, hours, number OF meetings, and
subjects may be hXed. TheN terms VIII
be, ten dollars for q serted OF thirty
lessons in oln8seS OF hve 10 ten PeFsona'
Careful attention win be Given to IN
dividunI needs, and special appotnt!nentA
made for cf9ticisnn OF papers ana inVes-
tiBation OF literary topics
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GgMALEsGElIS

After long wasting Illness. co1va-
iIescents require nourIshtng food that
will nor oveEtax the digestive fune--
|tions-and in the way OF a strength
restoring and vitalfty-maasfns tonic.
we know of nothing that equals. Viuol.
our delicious cod liver and iron tonic
owithout OLD.
Vipo1 creates an appetite. re-estaao-
lfsaes good dEgeGtion and helps the
daily food to make rich blood. form
flesh STRONG muscles and irpart new
life and Vitality to every organ in the
BODY. we ask those who need a
strength and flesh baltlding tonic re-
storatfve 10 carl at our store and set
a bottle OF Vinol with the understand
ing that II 1t does not help them we
will refund their money without ques-
tion. stone & Mercer, druggists,
ClarMourz;. W. Va.
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an INVITATION
To All My Friends and Gus
toners to Attend My Hol-
fday Opening.

wall hold my opening on Friday
and saturday of this week, and on
his occasion. my store Will be allied
with all the highest grade JewelrS.
Cut Glass and China that the market
Affords
Ny location is not only the most
central and the best location in the
city, hut its past good record for quail
Sty and prices will be outdLstanced un-
der the new management. because
am closely connected with the manu-
LECTURERS and buying in Large duanti-
ties ana for cash always. get the
very lowest prices.
am willing To- share these adj
vanaees with you and invite you to
visit my store on FRIDAY and sasur-
day whether you bug or not.
a bSautiful souvenir viii be given
to all.
ia Third Street.
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LIQUID CURES ECZEMA
WHERE SAIVBs FAIL

In regard to skin diseases, medical
authorities are now agreed on this;
Don't ihnprison the disease germs
in your skin by the use of greasy
saIves, and thus encourage them to
multiply. A true cure of all ecze-
na1ous diseases can be brought about
only by using the healing agents in
the form of a liquid, =. -
WASH THE GERMS OUT. =
A simple washs compound OF OH
Of wlntergreen, Thymol. and other ia
gradients as combined in the D. D. p.
Prescription. This penetrates to the
disease germs aud destroys them.
then soothes ard heals the skin as
nothing else has ever done.
A 20 cent 2rial bottle will start the
sure, and give instant relief.
wells & Haymaker.
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ed a new type thrashing machine once.
but couldn't get anybody to take hold
of 1t. You. sees I haven't any moneys
Mr. Burnham-'
How would yon like to talk It over
with me some time? I'm Interested In
such thlngs-as a sort of side issue"
''W1Il your Sans eagerness was
not to be disguised.
''Be glad to. Tell me, how did you
get your power?'
From gas. sir, though coal will do
most as,swell. You ssps-I've got, this
burner patented that MAKES gas from
crude oil-no .gFasta no doors nor trou-
s BE ana little eSp I'D be cheap
5=cr than, coal. / Thoughts. that's why ]
invented It. I could get steam up
mighty quick with that gas arrange
ment. / use IL for lighting here In
the store now
t'Do you. lndeed?'' BuEnham's tone
indicated falling interest, but such
diplomacy was lost on Sam.
elf you've got time could show
you. It's right over here.
A glance at his watch accompanied
FsaFnha4n,S consent to spare a few
f3ihiffesa There va telegram Z must
SEND nreseitlyss he said but Ia
axe 10, see this burner, e e won e take
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ia Third Street.
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-No. not long; Just minute or two"
sam ives already dragging the AFFAIR
ont from under the window box You
see'-
he went ON TO exPound its virtues
with all the fond enthusiasm OF Ia
ther showing on his frstborn and
wound up with demonstration OF the
Illuminating appliance. I'm afraid.
though. he got little encouragement
from Mr.. BuTnhnm. He considered
the machine with a dispassIonate air.
It's true, and admitted fits practical
advantages. but wasn't at all disposed
10 take a roseate view OF It's future.
yes" hepErudged Uhen Sam put a
match to the Jet. THAT'S certainly n
very good light"
.AlI right, ain't it2'' chimed Roland.
lob. It may amount to something.
IT'S hard to tell. OF course you know,
sir,r' he continued. addressing era
ham directly. "you've got competition
70 overcome"
Ito be continucd.l
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fstIi3i = III 4ilIf CO. l34Tto. s.
An e1diIiElfflg pisleEsciElfl- tor orle q
the proEmine1It {. liI.Ence Col1tz
fbarIes. ia an illtbi on che alilJest.
made tile astoi .a9elneut that
the rea1on why % many
for iIzll.ln-ce afe retectef e because
Kidney trouble s 20 coTn11,on to the
sAmerse1 people, turd che large r4 55 ~
tn OF SylI'l lsits % NOT evqrL s.llll get
that ID g hsEs the fiisa. -
cage.
He states tfat 5ttd O llge from MS clys51
exper4epoe al,d reppl frolul, drpsEiet
who are tsoril-sllltly-z IN. tleEeet tos4E1
with TIE pubic. there eene-Tge talEs7-
zion THAI has probably been more sue
lcesstul IN relieving and cllring taese
disel than apg remedy SnoF9,l Ct
IThe ITif1d ana healing tnduence % Pr;
E1lImer s sswal1siJy Root s soon ttallized-
II stands the hlgheSt for its reniaEle-
able record % eureg.
NE ma s1rat S51iEti1-Feoot g strictly
an HERBAL Csoan1oiind and we wouid adj
yise our readers to- give 1t trta4.
1t Is ON sale at All drug storeeiin 6oS-
fIes OF two stzea-ffty cents and one
dollar
However, II you wish first to test
its wonderful merits. sent to Dr. Kill
men & Co, BtnghnrIton. y. Y, for a
sample bOttie. ai'solutely free. When
writing be sure and 7nent5on the
clarlzbuTs Daily 'TeleEra1n
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TO cnR A oOIED M ONE DAY
Take LAXATIVE BROAIO- Quinine Tab
4ietG DFuRgdatB refund money IL Il falls
10 cure. q. W. GROVES signature Is
on each boz. 25c.
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LIE eli. n a lido

{ Lea rs make your photQ3 ZOE 4.lllIlA
preset Tor your fris
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1910-11-24
NEW PIANO
. STORE REQUESTS
ATTENTION

H. H. Lueck Music Co., who recent
" opened a new piano and music
store in the Parrish building, at No.
1877 Second St. N. in this city desire
that all holders Of purchase checks
that were issued by them in the re
cent piano contest be brought to their
store as early as possible, especially
if you desire to avail yourself of then
value in the purchase Of a new piano
prior to Dec. 3rd, 1910, as this is
the last day upon which they can be
used towards the purchase price O.
a new piano. Don't wait until the
last day, but come now, Immediately
while they have a large variety of be
autifuI pianos from which to make
your selection This will be an ex
cellent opportunity to get a fine piano
at a very moderate price. 1tw.