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Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1910-03-29
Each Workman in Shipyard A.
lowed to Take $50 in Stock.
Employees Agree Not to Strike, But
Let Council Decide All Disputes
Sir Christopher Furness
Praises Unions.

London.-Sir Christopher Furness,
NJ. p, spoke eloquently recently OF the
success of his experiment, started last
March, of shipyard at West Hartle-
pool on co-partnership lines. He ad
dressed a mass meeting OF his EN-
ploye-co partners in Irvines Shlpbuild.
ing and Dry Docks Company. Ltd. of
which he is chairman.
Under the scheme each man took
ten five-dollar shares In the company
tpaid for out OF wages) bearing four
per cent. interest, with the addition
Of bonus II the profits exceeded FIVE
per cent. The men agreed not to
strike, but to settle disputes through
n works council. on which the man.
agement and the employees we're rep
resented. The men we're recently
given five per cent bonus in addl-
tion to the four per cent. on their in
vestment.
Sir Christopher in reviewing the
history of the experiment, quoted
from the Working Mans Friend OF
over fifty years ago. THE liberty,
happiness and glory of England and
the world will be consummated as
soon as good feeling shall be estab.
lished between masters and those
whom they employ"
The momentous fact was that the
works council speedily got down to
the true basis of the co-partnery-the
basis OF genuine comradeship-and
realized that the more they could set
tie their little differences among
themselves the better 1t would be for
everybody.
He paid tribute to the local trade
union leaders who counseled the men
to give the idea a trial. The en-
pioye partners" he added. have
responded in a manner that could
scarcely have been excelled, and they
have upheld worthily. at a time when
there were people who began to doubt
whether they were not disappearing.
the regulations which our various
British qualities won for our country
half a century or more ago"
Sir Christopher quoted from one OF
his early speeches on the scheme: Il
fly to amlty as ! hope that you will
fly to amity. AZ a haven of refuge
after a prolonged and worrying and
sickening course OF friction"
AS a result Of the friendiness be
tween the management and the men
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1910-03-29
Students in Pajamas Catch a Burglar

dows open and twofoot Jimmy" ly.
in inside.
Picking up the instrument. Brown
crept up the stairs to the second floor
which is used for studying, just as the
burglar appeared and commanded him
to hold up his hands.
The janitor complied and when
Clark ran toward the stairway he
struck him over the head with the
Jimmy" Clark reeled and then fell
down the entire flight. He lay dazed
for a moment and then arose and fed
from the house through the window
by which he had gained entrance.
Ten of the students, who had been
sleeping on the third floor. appeared
and gave chase. The burglar was
caught three blocks away.
Lieut.. John Hogan of the Woodlawp
station declared that Clark had been
paroled from the Joliet penitentiary in
October, where he had been sentenced
for burglary. He declared. however
that Clark would be prosecuted on the
charge OF burglarizing the fraternity
house, instead of being sent back TO
the penitentiary to finish his sentence
because OF the recent parole law deci.
sion landed down by the supreme
court.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1910-03-29
Cleaning Lace.

Pure alcohol can be used with won.
derful success as a means of cleaning
black Spanish or chantilly lace. The
alcohol should be poured into a clean
basin and whipped with the hand un-
til 1t is frothy. when the lace should
be dipped into it and well worked
about with the fingers until the dirt
is removed After gently squeezing
out the spirit the lace should be laid
on folded cloth. the patterned edge
pulled out, each scallop or picot be.
ing fastened down with a pin. When
perfectly dry the lace should be un-
pinned and pressed gently between
the palms of the hands until smooth
in lieu of ironing il. as this would
fatten the pattern and spoil the color
-Woman's Life.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1910-03-29

One quart of lentils. two quarts OF
cold water. one large onion, one tea.
spoonful OF powdered herbs, pepper
and salt to taste, dash OF red pepper,
two bay leaves, one blade of mace.
piece Of celery. Wash the lentils well,
then boil with the rest of the Ingre.
dients for three hours rub through a
sieve, return to the saucepan and boil
up with two heaping tablespoonfuls
of butter and one tablespoonful finely
chopped parsley. Serve hot with sip
pets Of fried bread.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1910-03-29
IT me Home -

In dry cake lavors try mixing al.
mond and rose together as a flavor for
angel food cake. II is delicious.
Soap well applied to drawer slides
will keep the drawers in furniture and
closets from sticking. It is also effect
i've for doors tha stick.
A new favor can be given to cooked
prunes by adding few slices Of
lemon. Another method is to cook
them with a bag of spices.
For q fancy salad cut red peppers
into shreds and sprinkle over the
chopped lettuce and garnish with
sliced olives. curled parsley and
celery tips.
II one has vase with tendency
to become topheavy when filled With
flowers, take precaution to prevent ac.
cident Put an inch of two of fine
sand in the bottom of the vase to
serve as weight.
The juice of half n lemon with a
little of the grated peel is a great ad-
dition to apple pie. Not every woman
puts butter into the apple pie before
the top crust goes on. but every one
would find ii an improvement.
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SHARE IN PROFITS

there had been no friction 1ustifying
any serious mention. What was more
important. the increasing closeress OF
the association had brought about a
greater appreciation OF the respective
viewpoints and a more determined de
sire to meet each others wishes.
The chairman OF the works council,
Mr.. Purdon. now declared unhesita-
tingly; Confidence reigns supreme
among the members" Recalling the
almost daily Incidents OF antagonsm.
strife and delay. the circumstances
somber and squalld. with which they
had an acquaintance so close and
grim for several years. up to l2
months ago, surely few principles had
enjoyed a justification so great IN a
time so short
In n memorandum Mr.. Purdon had
said that a works council. such as
they had. with the machinery that
enabled the representative artisans
and laborers to meet from time to
time on terms OF equality with the
managers and foremen. was the true
solution OF a problem which has for
years been among the most urgent,
because among the most damaging.
which have confronted captains Of
British industry.
Under the new regime the virtues
of punctuality. assiduity, economy.
and ingenuity had been exercised with
lttle more spirit and persistence
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1910-03-29
Detroit "Cop" Shores, Loses His Teeth

he had had them when he dropped
asleep. Just as decidedly they were
now gone. The policeman hurriedly
searched all of his pockets, but in
vain. Nary a molar nor bicuspid
Mystery most profound. Business Of
vexed establishment.
Maybe you swallowed 'em. old
man." suggested another policeman
hopefully. look of scorn was the
only reply he received.
III this is a joke" said the tooth.
less one, Its gone too far, that's all
A man don't care to have his store
teeth handed about as souvenirs
Whichever one of you fellows has got
'em, say something, and I'll give Won
the lower set. Ones no good without
the other. Come on"
Then he saw his overshoes near
where he had been sleeping and in.
side were the teeth Just where they
had dropped as he opened his mouth
TO snorel
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1910-03-29

M EW YORK.-"Nervy" Nat came to
~ life at the Hotel Plaza several
nights ago and very narrowly missed
enticing into his system some S26
worth Of guinea hen. frogs legs and
broiled pheasant a la Berenice. not to
mention a qart of sparkling Burgundy
Of the vintage of 1911.
That he didn't feed was due 10 the
unhappy conduct of his dicky which
jumped out of his open faced waist
coat to the CONSERVATION OF Baron
Goldfogle of Obersheimer. Saxony.
As he afterward testified, "Nervy"
Nat had spent his last IL cents on a
shave and a haircut, and at a nearby
fountain he had laundered his cellu.
loid collar until it shone with a bril-.
liant sheen. In a Fifth avenue ash
barrel he had found a very classy
necktie, so that casual glimpse of
him would not dismay the most fas.
tidious waiter.
with exquisite nonchaance and
savior faire, Mr.. Johnstone (he later
gave his name as Lorillard Lawrence
Johnstone) ambled into the dining
room and sauntered to a table. Slip.
ping into chair he swiftly spread
napkin in such a manner that it hid
the triangular patches in the legs of
his trousers.
A waiter approached and, bowing
low, offered Mr.. Johnstone a menu.
"Ahem!" said Lorillard Lawrence
tombstone. 81 feel rawther hungry
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1910-03-29
Washing Black Stockings.

Remember the length OF time you
take TO wash white ones and rub ac
cordingly. There is no garment worn
requiring such care in cleansing as
black stocking. Because you cannot see
dirt is no reason there is none. DO
not wash in hot water. but lukewarm.
would suggest five minutes to one
pair. have had new stockings ruined
in the first wash. Once improperly
and hurriedly washed ruins them for.
ever Linger long at the washboard.
Nothing but good soap and washboard
is a success.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1910-03-29
Queer Address on Letter.

ST Paul. Minn.-"See the rabbits
Jack Barn. Ia was the remarkable
address on a letter that was de.
ciphered by Il. M. Jewett OF the in.
quiry department OF the local post
office to mean Cedar Rapids. Jack
Barn, Iowa" or, when properly trans
posed. Jack Barns. Cedar Rapids.
L."
Mr.. Jewett does not mind figuring
out ADDRESSES that are badly written
through carelessness or Ignorance. but
when somebody gives him an enigma
Just for a Joke his patience is sorely
tried.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1910-03-29
Jersey viii Hire Spanker

Hold the Job for me until | get a
divorce from my husband. and I'll
show you what real spanker is." de.
clares letter signed by Mrs Henry
Ford OF Newark. This was written TO
state official.
Night Custodian Simon Gerson re.
ceived a letter from South Jersey
woman. who asserted.
MY right arm is strong as iron. and
Will make every spank felt n | land
the Job"
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1910-03-29

n ETRoIT. MICH.-A member OF the
= Detroit police force woke sudden
ly from restless slumber to find his
false teeth gone-the upper set. The
weird. strange. uncanny and ghostly
part Of the affair was that he had
dreamed he had lost his teeth. and
now II had come true.
Funny thing" he remarked. as he
scratched his head. awful funny"
Then he scratched his head again.
did you bring 'em with your"
queried the door man.
There seemed to be no doubt that
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1910-03-29
Old "Ben," Cat Pugilist, Dies Aged 19

OF mankind. Ben" proved himself n
veritable thorn in the side of every
dog within block of his home. His
reputation as a fighter, 1t is said far
eclipsed that of any feline pugilist on
record.
Yes, Ben is dead" explained Ed
ward Merz. and we certainly miss
MIN. He had become landmark here
with us, for he grew right up with the
store. About eighteen years ago we
got him from a milkman who found
him. He was then only a kitten. but
grew last. He was the largest cat /
have ever seen and weighed about
twenty-one pounds. | am having n
tombstone prepared with the inscrip-
ton:
............
Here lies old Ben" the friend OF
man. but death to dogs. /:
'.'''''.'' .'''''.'''''s.'''.'s...
Joseph Lestina, manager for Mr..
Merz, spoke eulogistically of the phe.
nomenal fighting record of the dead
hero.
He was without doubt the best
fighter in Chicago" said he. He had
a most peculiar method of attacking a
dog which was never known TO fail
Instead TO leaping on the back of the
dog, as most common, everyday cats
would do. Ben would grab the dog NV
the neck, entwine his legs about his
BODY and claw with all fours."
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1910-03-29
Boys Steal Navy Messages

and details slightly changed for OBJ
vious reasons:
Miss Brown, Oakland: Can't meet
you tonight No shore leave. Be
good in the meantime"
Mrs. Blank. Alameda: VIII see you
tomorrow night. Didn't like to take
too many chances yesterday"
Another naval officer. according tc
this book. addressed his best girl at
Mare island like this: Honestly. could
not show up last night. Am arranging
so ! can see you oftener WIN take
you 10 dinner Wednesday afternoon
And here is another gem:
"All lovely. Am sure you are mis-
taken. Call again"
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1910-03-29
Joke spralns Mans Jaw.

Cincinnati.--For IS hours jacob
Shueling. aged 23. former city cham
pion bowler suffered the terrible
pains OF a dislocated jaw as the result
of a Joke. He and some convivial
friends met and one of the men told
a story. Jacob laughed and laughed
and laughed.
Later. when he tried to quit. he
couldn't get his Jaws together again.
lie went home and waited for the jaw
to get back into place. After waiting
for rs hours he gave up and went to
doctor
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1910-03-29
Rice Frltters.

Mash a cup OF cold boiled rice thor.
oughly with a half cup OF milk and
one well-beaten egg; add TO this bat
ter half cup of sifted -four. a tea.
spoon OF yeast powder. and sweeten
to taste. Mix thoroughly and cook
In boiling lard. dropping the batter
from spoon to make the fritter the de.
sired size.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1910-03-29
Woman slaps JUDGE.

St. Louis When Mrs. Blanche
Childress answered Judge Jeff Pol
lard's show me" request by slappiHs
him on the nose during a trial in his
court to demonstrate the treatment
given her by her husband in con-
troversy. the Judge told her that no
further practical demonstrations were
necessary.
Enough" cried the Judge.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-23
FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE


ARE YOU IN EARNEST ABOUT BUY
ing home?
II so. would like to have you look over
the following.
Every one worth more than price asked.
but owners must sell.
II nothing In this list suits yous have
hundreds Of others to select from.
$500 tor a Broom adobe-lined frame
cottage, lot 25x140 to alley. No. 9O9
Washington ST.. near 9th South and 1st
West; $500 cash
$3.50 for Il brand new 4-room house.
well built frame adobe lined from top TO
bottom; Its new, large pantry and closet,
electric lights: lot 50x135 feet to alley;
$3.50 cash and $50 per month. including
Interest; 1t Is located near 7th East and
l1th South.
s3750. $3.50 cash. will take the e-room
brick bungalow on the corner of 3rd
South and 18th East; lot 2txT rods; Its an
Al built house, and was built by the
owner for home. but he is compelled to
sell, hence the low price; don't miss this
opportunity: others are selling the same
class of houses for $500.
$1,000 will buy an elegant double
brick house on 1st ave, near NJ ST.; al
ways rented and will bring 10 per cent
net on money invested, ] can make rea-
sonable terms this property,
S2950. Look at ell South 7th East a
splendidly built Groom frame house,
heavy adobe walls, solid partitions. sewer
ing opposite the car shops. Its Al rental
property and good speculative buy; lot
, rods front
A. RICHTER,
10 West 1st South st. Phones GAL.
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DpEssMAK1NG AND oUTFITTERs

EJpSTcIASS DKrSSMAltING AND
dssiening done AT room sol Utah Say-
iuci & Trust Bldg. Maternal 'ecepteu'
.I1fworLmaushlp FIRST class and gudran-
Ni WV nfIn,nc Rethleu In2GS
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HERE SANITARIUM

CHINESE HERBS MAKE PURE
BLOOD.
Blood poison cured without mercury
Contracted diseases cured quickly.
Kidney liver. bladder. stomach. heart
and bowel troubles cured 10 stay cured.
men and women. No phosphorus.
strychnlne or body-killing drugs used.
When your doctor says operations. that's
the time 20 try Oriental remedies.
Guarantee cures for all visible and some
Invisible diseases. Thirty years expert
ence
BRING OR SEND THIS AID.
ORIENTAL MEDICAL INSTITUTE, .
Ind. phone s6ls. Book free.
Rooms 1915. Commercial block.
Salt Lake City. m245
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

LIST YOUR PROPERTY FOR SALE
with US. Halloren-Judgc Co.. 2o5 Main
street fl785
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FOR RENT


ONE BROOM AND ONE 4-ROOM BRICK |
cottage. Inquire at 307 East 5th South.
k3225
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HOUSEKEEPING

HADFIELD C CO. HOUSECLEANINQ,
by hour or contract; wall paper cleaning
q speciality; office window cleaning nnint-
Ing, decorating; phones, Bell Main l7Iq~Y:
Ind, 2S5S. kS56
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cANP, NO ssS. W. o. w, WE'D
Y Geniug. z, 0. E. hall. l6S S. W.
< fHtng nelGabors welcome d.
ea- consul; F. W. Hall clerk.
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- "a. AANUFAcTURERs

"a W.0VE ce>--~->~~---~-~-,~
&c Fluvas 20. 70. 90 r. Bird so
lalrine s,ore. . Gloves made ia
Hnn and cleaning n,o5g
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A cONMANuERY NO. l. ki,IG-tr.
.hs-S,pled conclaves held al
a ,suple. corner Second East ana
Sgts, The hrst Thursday ot each
J sclcyrnins sir hMiea,s cordially
q A. .,,cnd
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SHOE REPAIRING
PLASTER CONTRACTOR

OTTO BRUNSGAARD.
Cement -'lastcring.
1905 Princeton ave.
Call after 6 p. m, Ind. phone 1895.
ml337
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SEVEN ACRES BEST LAND. WITH
crop. fine lowing we'll. close TO city
canning factory and three railroads; bar
gain. easy terms or trade. Owner, D-42
Tribune, moVV@
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DRAMATIC
VETERINARY SCHOOLS

SAN FRANCISCO VETERINARY COL
lege. Catalog mailed free. DR.. Keane.
1918 Market st m2325
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MODERN APT. AT THE LUND. 4 RMS.
bath. rear porch and laundry; elegantly
furnished. Phones Sc or 5293-Y kie09
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MENTION YOUR WANTS: IT'S OUR
business to I'll them NEW ERA
REALTY CO.. 214 Judge Bldg. kii0s
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KODAK FINISHING

PROMPT AND SKILLFUL; KODAKS
and films. photo supplies. Johnson's:
north oil the Kputstord inS0s
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AND AssAyppc

.s's s,Sa,N Seao,NwAN CO, o.,-7~-~~
'' Bell phone ail4.
al950
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souNTAlN LODGE. N. q
Nv lIs'sa1y az evening. X. OF p hall.
". E. Losee. C. S.; S N
- \ Of r. and S. Az
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e. iadres meet as follows
.is,s lodss No. :. Friday,
ns @ S.,s. No, Is. Tuesday.
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2 506oE 10: s,Is.l !; :. - ANR 5sas5 q
'f!'ssslai regular %qs@beFs %est5eEs Of oscsno sIs'
s.ss q sJea sssJjeeurn!ns b, sre5RfeMR M' n: COZ 4
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,..1e1, order of odd Fellows: Ia &
ssi LopI ~ scnesday night at
s'sn 4 temple. Visitors h, WEI
v y. oounggrven. N, e.; j. -
4 u.rsiaIy.
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SALE LAKE CAMP. loo7l, NJ.
= sesls every Tuesday nigh, at
u zoe Odd Fellows temple, P.
Nsiling nelghbors cordially in
81 a2603
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CIIIROPODIST

DR.. fG:IfaGBETn I" WrSMfR. STTfE
i15-il6. Security 5; Trust bldg" 81
Main. mSVlS
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4, ,ooGI No. 3. l. Q. Q, - F. =
<lS LopSm Monday aight at L Q; o. r r
sT.i v'.,,ors invited. J. U. Hila, "a ~;
l,,apsrs. secretary
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GROOM FURNISHED APT. | BL'OSh
east OF city and county bldg bcii ns5o ?SiS,
302 e, 4th so. hSo-V
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RSONALS

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permanently cured free. Consult one
who suffered years. Write Marshall. Ill
University ST.. Seattle. Wash. kS5S6
DIR. ]. JEFFERSON CURES WHEN ALL
others fail. NERVOUSNESS. VARICO-
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He guarantees TO place secret knowl-
edge and power in your own hands to
remove the cause OF any trouble. doubt
or misfortune caused by anyone or any
thing and open up n quick and sure way
for the contentmcnt, happiness and good
influence for success that you desire.
Call and consult him daily and Sun
day. 10 a. IN. to p. m. at Raymond
hotel 81 South Main street. mess
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WHERE TO STOP

-~~~~~~~~~~~~~--~~--~~~-~~~
LINCOLN HOuSE-PAUL, HEN: PRO-
prctor. 5S East First South: 250 rooms.
rates. 35c. 40c and SOC, x193f
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3 BEDROOMS AND A DEN. ENTIRE
State. MOS
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NICELY FURNISHED HOUSEKEEPING
rooms. with gas: s2l Richard st.. half
block south Of Tabernacle. kS346
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MOVING, STORAGE. 2 AChlNG'
SHIPPING
CLEANING


NEW METHOD CLEANING CO, $50 SO.
West Temple, cleaners Of fine wearing
apparel. We charge for whal we 90 ilni pnu
phone 46i5. Ind. 1857.
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IYNps CHAPTER H5I sta2, tar,
Masonic a Temple emp Friday rhiay
meetings Visiting
fssm f@sssmbeFs will will receiIyu iIucla
ss'yMielc $ yMieclcuiiow. ". NJ, Mn !; Nei- ey
ile M 7. Spencer Seeio
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OSTEOPATHY

DIR. ALICE HOuGHTON. 1880 MER-
camille block (over Walkers store). Bell
phone SOL, ring .. d2l33
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LADIEsl ASK YOUR DRUGGIST FOR
Cnichest"rs Pills. til= -;aEund Brand.
For % years known as Best Safest. AL
ravs Reliable. Buy OF your Druggist.
Take no other. Chicnesters Diamond
Brand Pills are sold by Druggists every
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vIzpAH CHAPTER s;o; No;
SS,,.Sed 9, meetings mrs.
@sidssG Monday Of ofs;i each monsel oorhel
Msnasond MasGndI' East and tlrSI hr,,'
ssoordially invited;
{ csrpsNWARD. pNHARD Secretary.
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FOR RENT-FURNISHED

NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS. $50
per week and up; S7T 2nd East. k49
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IN SOCIETIES.

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