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PROVO.

Mrs. j. II Sundstrom entertained at
Edgewood Sunday the Misses Eva Rob
ison and Ada Howe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert s Jones and Mr..
and Mrs. Eugene Fletcher with their
children left Tuesday for a couple OF
weeks outing in Strawberry valley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Chase left
Tuesday for Logan 10 attend the State
Druggists convention.
Mrs. w. s. Colbert and children left
Tuesday morning for their home In Salt
Lake City
Mrs. Roy r. Nelson and Miss Maud
Graham returned home Tuesday eve
ming from Ogden. where they attended
the postmasters' convention, also stop
ping OF at Salt Lake city.
Mrs. Grant Bagley entertained at a
chldren's party Monday afternoon In
honor Of her little daughter Lorna the
occasion being the eighth birthday an
nlversary. A number of games were
played and dainty refreshments served
10 about % or 80 little people.
Mr. and Mrs. j. w. Armand left Fri
day evening for Salt Lake City where
they Will make their future home
Miss Edythe James of Canyon city.
Colo. will spend the summer in Provo
the guest OF Lore Fourier
Miss Hester Bonharn entertained Miss
Bertha Taylor and Miss Kate Barrett at
a supper on Wednesday evening.
Mrs Gertrude Page and children left
Thursday for South Forks where they
will remain for several weets.
Mrs. II. =. Taylor entertained at din
ner In honor OF Mrs. Wilson 81 Fbrrta-
Utah. and Mr.. r. L Bowen of Salt
Lake.
The Misses Hattie sutton and Ruth
Foster entertained about 20 OF thei-
girl friends In honor OF Gertrude VIII
mote OF Missouri and Miss Ella C1ufy.
games were played at which tho Misses
Virginia Sutherland and Cora Wilson
carried of the prizes, and dainty re-
freshment were served.
Mrs Fred Gin entertained % mem
bers OF the Relief society the guest OF
honor balnx Elizabeth Moody NJ All
iona, light refreshments were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Glove entertained
Mr.. and Mrs ]. w. Armand at dinner
on Friday.
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honor OF Mrs. Thomstorff Of New York,
the amusements being cards and music
and tho rooms prettiy decorated IN
carnations and marigolds.
Mrs. Frederick Eborhardt entertained
on Tuesday I'm honor OF Mrs. Wald-
forger OF portland and Mrs. Duvall OF
Denver, the rooms being done In sweet
peas and about % guests present.
Miss winnifred Rhoades and Mr..
and Mrs. Il. a. Reyes we're guests OF
honor on Monday evening at delight
ful Lagoon party given by Mr.. James
McGregor a dinner being feature and
dancing and numerous other diversions
OF the place being enjoyed.
Miss Alice Spry entertained her 1T
erary club wednesday afternoon.
Miss Birdie Anderson entertained on
Monday In honor 81 her sister Mrs. j.
W. sullivan the time being spent with
music and games
A number OF parties enjoy the
charms Of Wandamere each evening.
besides the large number who make up
the daily large excursion and picnic
parties The boating, dancing and
other diversions OF the place AFFORD de-
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OGDEN.

The Mutual Improvement board of
the Ogden stake entertained at a most
successful party at the Hermitage on
Thursday evening.
Miss Elizabeth 9. Horr Is spending
couple Of weeks at the Barry and
Eisenberg camp in Ogden canyon.
Mrs. A r. Haywood has returned
from her trip TO the Atlantic coast
whore she attended the graduation of
her son, John Haywood. at the Uni
versity OF Virginia. at Charlottesville,
ana later visited relatives and friends
In Massachusetts, New York and New
Jersey Mrs. Haywood made the trip
from Norfolk to Boston by steamer and
later returned to Baltimore, from
which port John Haywood sailed
abroad North German Lloyd steamer
for a three months trip in Europe
The Woodmen OF the World outing
at Lagoon on Tuesday was one of the
most pleasing events Of the summer.
At the baby contest. first prize was
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Mrs Stanley II. Clawson will spend
next week at Brighton.
Mrs Hattie Pickett leaves today for
Denver to visit with her daughter, Mrs
hannah Hansen.
Frank f. McGurrin returned Mon
day morning from California.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Merrill have as
their guests for tho summer their sis
ter. Miss Mary =. Merrill OF Haverhiu.
Mass.
Mrsh G. u. Brinton and daughter.
Virginia, have gone TO the Maxfield re-
sort in Big Cottonwood canyon. to be
gone until about Aug. l.
Dale Smith has returned to the city
after a months abse &c in Idaho.
Mrs Maurice Stiefel and family. with
Mrs G, II. Reagan, returned Sunday
night from a visit with Mrs. Chase at
Park city and Silver Lake.
y O. Doolittle has for his guest for
a short time Lieut.. Lamar L. Leahy,
T.. 5. n. flag lieutenant to Rear Ad-
Mrs. Lee Jones is visiting with her
daughter. Mrs. Harry Eaton, in Los
Angeles.
Mrs. A. Frank and children have
gone 10 sprlngville to visit Mrs NJ.
Meisel for several days.
MIR and Mrs. James OGrady Of
Rocshester, n. Y. are guests at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred a Hale,
the latter being a sister of Mrs.
O'Grady.
Mrs. Dana r. Smith left this week
for Brighton, whore she win visit
weeks.
Herbert futile, who has been the
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs, George Y. Wal
lace FOR a few days has gone to Join
his family and his father, Bishop d
S. futile, at their summer home IN
northern Michigan.
Mr. and Mrs. w. c. Browning Of
Globe. Arlz.. are IN tho city TO spend
two weeks al the home Of Mrs Brown
ing's mother. Mrs. Villa Fenton 157
north State street.
MI and Mrs. G. w. Lambourne and
daughter, Ruby. and Mr. and Mrs
LANCE and Miss LANCE Of Cincinnati.
left this week for a 10 days trip
through the Yellowstone.
Mrs Andrew Maccuaig OF Spokane is
the guest for a few days OF Mrs 5.
u. Evans.
Mrs. Leroy G. Dinwoodey and fam
ilN viii leave soon for Brighton 10
take possession OF their cottage at the
popular mountain resort.
Mrs. J. W. Keddington, Jr., and chill
dren LETT last Thursday for California.
where they viii remain for about thrae
months. Mrs. Keddngton will visit nor
sister Mrs. II. W Bouton. In Oakland
and other relatives In San Francisco
Mrs Mae Noall OF this city left for
Idaho Thursday morning. She viii
spend the summer with her brother al
Manard, Idaho.
Mr.. and MrA A. IL. Ensign and son
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being carried out in the refreshments.
The hostess was assisted by Mrs. G.. \.
Mcfarland and about IS were present
A pretty affair Of Monday was the
silver wedding celebration Of Mr.. and
Mrs. II. 4. Rebentisch.
Samuel Newhouse entertained at din
ner on Wednesday evening in honor of
Miss Winnie Rhoades, the table being
In red sweet peas and red-shaded can
delabra, and covers laid for eight.
a large number OF members gave
luncheons ut the Country club on Wed
nesday
Mrs r. NJ Breeder entertained in
formally at bridge on Tuesday at her
home
Mrs. G X. Walker entertained on
Wednesday AT the Country club I'm
honor ~ her sister. Mrs. Terrell. Shas-
ia daises being used. and covers la ]
70 % guests.
Mrs George \. Steiner was hostess
at a luncheon at the Country club on
Wednesday. given in honor Of Mrs
James o'Grady of Rochester n y
on wednesday Miss Colbourne en-
tcrtalncd for Mrs. @. F. Mosher. the
decorations being In sweet peas and
assisting the hostess being Mrs. G. G..
Plummer. Miss Copley and Miss Dav-
export.
on Tuesday Mrs David Dupuis and
Miss Fannie Tischner entertained in
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use any powder
Mrs d You must he careful about
using shampoos. as the most OF them
and make your own shampoo-a pack
age makes a full pint which is enough
Tor ~ 20 % shampoos. Eggol is made
from eggs and is the best scalp cleanser
I have ever seen
Annette r.. The best known treat
meut for developing the bust II the
Nuucalre treatment. but | would advise
YOU 20 get the ingredients and make IL
up Yourself Get an original one-ounce
Make a pint OF granulated sugar syrup,
say half a pound OF sugar 10 a pint Of
water and the gallol and take two
spoonfuls four times a day. Massaging
with cocoa butter or cerol cram will
help The true gallol is quite eNpen-
sivc but II is the Gully preparation I
know OF that will really do the work.
clara l.. There are 20 many different
kinds OF tonics I hardly know which
YOU want but ] presu're what Is usu-
ally called a blood tonic 90 drive tho
impurities out OF the blood and cure
pimples and blotches Get an ounce Of
Narscnc from your druggist; make n
pint Of sugar syrup. end the sarsene and
take two teaspoonsfuls three or four
times daN.
Amy l.. They say borothtol solution is
MS most wonderful discovery for
eCzemn and an skin diseases II Is made
by dissolying two ounces ~ borothol IN
pint Of hot water and adding two table
spoonful of glyccriue Apply on cotton 20
the Affected parts. THIS will stop the
Itching Instantly
Miss J.. G. To keep the hands and
race sort and white use after washing
and driving q lotion made as follows;
bih-oi,' Use contents OF tv,n-ounce
package OF amaroi IN a pint ~ no,
water You Will not need TO use any
powder with the lotion, and Won need
have no fears Of hair growing on the
face and arms.
Mrs. NJ NJ; Tpon enquiry I nnd YOU
AN get delol and other articles men
toned In my column NJ .schramm-
johnson Drugs Five Stores
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lightful recreation. and no more idyllic
spot can b. found for a sylvan lunch
con or supper.
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an informal reception on Tuesday in
honor ~ her guest. Mrs G. r. Mosher.
the rooms beng prettIly decorated In
sweet peas aud a number OF friends as
s!stlng
Mr.. and Mrs. II .. Karr entertained
informally at dinner at Casa ContentIa
on Tuesday covers being laid FOR half
dozen guests.
Mrs Frederick Eberhardt entertained
at an afternoon AFFAIR on Tuesday 10
honor OF Mrs Duvall OF Denver aud
Mrs Waldforger OF Portland. or, the
rooms being decorated ln pink and
white sweet peas and the same colors
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cinnati are the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
George W. Lambourne.
The Misses Mary and Isabel Fitz-
gerald, Frances Browne, Lucille
Godbe. Helen Banks and Mary Wilkes
have returned from the Girls Friendly
society camp in Spanish Fork canyon,
after a two weeks stay. number OF
girls left this week 10 Join those al
ready In camp, and next Monday a
large party viii leave to remain tn.
rest of the month.
Miss Margaret Dunn and her guest,
Miss Gladys Richardson, OF Bridge
port, Conn, are spending several days
with Mrs. 7. J. Quealy In Kemmerer,
Wyo.
Or, and Mrs. 4. L. Castleman have
moved from the Dorius apartments
and are now located at 1874 east
South Temple street.
Mrs A. A. Bird and small daugh-
ter, Helen. Of Murray, have returned
from Pacific Grove, Cal, where they
have been since the early winter.
George and Park Dover left this week
for Oakland, Cal, to make their home.
Pref. McClellan's Orchestra daily.
Ship Restaurant, Saltair.
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Pref. McClellan's Orchestra daily,
Ship Restaurant, Saltair.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-16
LOGAN.

As a termination OF tho summer
school work the Domestic Science
girls Of the Agricultural college gave
dinner at tho Woman's building
Tuesday. The dinner was managed by
eight OF the girls. Miss Lizzie Nc
Kay was the guest of honor. The
color scheme was In pink and white,
carried out with pink and white
sweet peas for the table decoration.
The delicious menu and hand paint
ed place cards were in pink and
white. Covers we're laid for twenty.
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A pretty wedding OF the week was
that OF Miss Edna Cammomile and Don
S. Lenzi. Rev. G. r.. Perkins perform
ing the ceremony ut 4 o'clock, and
supper and reception following Miss
selma stanford was bridesmaid, and
Mr.. Homer Porter best man. and a
number Of relatives and friends as
sisted Mr. and Mrs. Lenzi are at
home on Harvard avenue.
Miss Ina Barton Of this city and
Ralph Radcliffe of York, Pa, were mar
ried at the latter place recently and
will make their hame there, The bride
is the daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs w. W.
Barton. and formerly occupied the po-
sitIon OF principal Of the Hamilton
school.
Miss ethel 4 Milton OF Goidneld and
Joseph + Klein Of Gold Springs, Utah,
were married on Monday nj st. Paurs
church, with Rev. G. f. Perkins ofiici-
atlng. They viii reside at Gold
Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Erickson announce
the marriage Of their daughter Anna to
L. J. Bean OF this city.
Mr. and Mrs. w. j. Ridd announce
the engagement of their daughter,
Ruth 70 Varsal Hammond I'll we'd
ding will take place Aug Is.
Mrs r. r. Sorenson announces the
engagement Of her daughter, Carrie. to
Paul H. stain Of Sugar House. The
wedding will take place Aug II.
+. Albert Naylor OF Salt Lake and
Miss Hannah Louise Roos were mar
ried at the ohme.of the pride's par
ents In Peoa, Summit county, We'd
nesday. July 6. Mr.. and Mrs. NayloT
expect TO make their home In Salt
Lake.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-16
THE QUEST FOR BEAUTY
CBy MADAME MADELEINE MAREE)

Nov, that short sleeves and low necks
dresses are lu vogue again / KNOW ina
eVcry woman is woTyifB about we
hair on the arms and uecN. i 40 hpS
ike To advise the electric needle, Whlie
ID probably is the surcst way 20 get rld
OF the hairs. stli the operation Us so
long and painful, and u the ope r"tor
is not expert IL is dangerous. There are
"a half-huudr-d preparations tui ths Dur
pore have examined and tried a
great many ana can ma none lhal VIII
little irritation ar drlul. have never
Ueou any sores from lta use and mink ll
perfectly SAFE and auNseJIl ih entts
way, You simply mix a Hthr dtlol WIN
enough warm water Go mike sort
paste, smear ONtf tuc hairy places, leave
on for "a fcW minutes and then egr9pv
OF with a blunt knife. IA, hairs VIII
come on with tuc paste and they Will
not return fer % Ions time. but when
they do they viii come in lighter IMAM
before and easier Goo remove. BN usins
littlo peroNidc on the parts after TIE
hair has been removed u viii in time
Hill the roots altogether.
Emma X. Infusion OF Heuna leaves
IS recommended tor dark,r.ug the hair
but I never lke to advise any one to
change the natural Co,or OF their hali
can make ID look beautiful with "a little
care shampoo at least once month
with eggol and apply "a tonic every day
or SO Make tne tonic Yourself 10y mN-
pint OF water and addas one ounce OF
beta Cantuol
Mrs. A. O's. Tho best remedy
know Of FOR tired. burning. sweaty feet
IS boro llFtor solution. Get an original
ounce bottle OF hUrO llstor from your
drdggist Dissolve iu one and one-half
pnts Of boiling water When cold add
half pint OF alcohol. Use two table
spocn:gls H. tcot a7tG every night
Mrs c. s. The dark circles around
your eyes can be- rubbed out by mas
saging Make cream by dissolving
three ounces OF cerol in pint OF boil
tng water. Massage every morning and
night This is excellent FOR the face
aud arms too, as 10 gives them a soft
delicate tint, and you do not have 10
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t.-,. .i.,, ,t..s ti.r,r ,1s,,s,, and
A., ,,ii,.t,,t Gill. ertrrt,ir,J m n
s,..,s.f t...,. ,,.,. ~, Ga,,'.t Ma
f.,,,i,.. ia. ,fs.. bsinr lft
,u 49,. i,.ts'r. and the r.ar
,,r ..',I mos and screened
."'.t ,. and r.g1i-ts VhiI. :he
,o.re 'r' .ao We're t-Ight with the SEA f,
.oD .. ~ .,,3s Or
,.Irg r..,urdrur,- ot.. ana
49,. g. .t,,.t fr. .1afr ASSISTING
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t.. ..4 40. -t.rf., ct9 o.
,i.. .-r,..t pr,g.r entertained th,
,,... 10y In. SEED / ne ciub Thurs.
..,r.'.,.,, ,t ,lt. t..1s
cav . r'''h "' nor "'.''
r......i,t,, NJ D f. Bauborger raw.
.,'r ID, homo ~ rcr.
-. --s- MARIAN Grrradarf.r. among
49,. ..i-bt.Yr .r,turc. b-.ns sapnc-.
a.. '-'"-
no.. inc ,pt',t5irc1 lat night for
a.. va, II rl,.rt.1 v.ba., r1faeo
-, ,rs.. ip 1ira' thg time being sptn-
,,ir, ,,.s-a and name. Tho ro1-n-
VOC d.loratcd ,,ltb various navcrs.
tha il,Inr room iu pllIcnclow. tho d'n-
a., ,,d s.-i.tip,, during tho o. g.
M, ,.err Ma Arrifs C,rarnberlain.
Mrs. MITCHELL and she Misses QUINCY
tfir,t..iI and Rubv Knavlion About
"a 49,, ,,re.,t
ANON. tho .d.liohtrtil affairs ~ the
49,, ',9s Tho etopinr marty given by
~. and Ms a. II Clr'uuist and MI
,,,, Ia .rbr mar to,k rlooc al
~, .o,. home ~ Mr. and MIR. carl
,,,t'sf oo N5nth East street and reu-
r,ro was tho elaborate supper sorveL
a.. .t-.. t,tJ ..1 h.,,ttfuIty
fe,,rair1 with rose. and carnations. as
,,...o .to rooms throughout. Music was
,-t,,rf l,rr,Iy t1, ry.nI0p. and a num-
.......t. f.l...r. .....-fst,d buuf
m -,rr, rrss,nt including a number NJ
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-16

Unlimited accommodation for
bathing at Saltair, LOO rooms, 5000
suits.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-16

Everything good to eat AT city Prices.
Dine at Ship Restaurant Saltair.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1910-10-27

in any calling of life. demands q
vigorous body ard Q keen brain.
Without health there is 10 success.
But Electric Bitsers is the greatest
Health Builder she world has ever
known Is compels perfect action
Of stomach. liver, kidneys, bowels,
purites and enricbes the blood
tOoes and inyigorates the whole svs-
tenn and enables you to stand the
wear and tear Of your daily work.
After moths Of suffering from
Kidney Trouble" writes W. NJ.
Sherman, Of Gushing. Ne, 'three
bottles OF Electric Bisters made me
feel like new man." SOC % ]. j.
Norris. Lsouardtowp1 Nd.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1910-10-27

rAs haSs dax ~ see L.eooardsow,
NAe~s easea aisassroasly For AZ
Washingsoo horses.
Eedworsh u. tie locally owpsa
horse, detected Geo W. Goodacre's
DE-. Cease, s,l0a. In straight beats
OF s~o salky lsegths in each heat:
sAe drsa heas being In 2 "a; she a.
cord IN Z 81 And he third in as
Tue track was fron three % Four
sscoOds slow. Bedworsh yr. in his
Saese days racing. showed himself
10 Dc ore % The gauess ard bess
'ro''sFs Ia Soashera Maryland.
In 'se . mile dash foe runners
Azars Maid Won. Special License
seoood. Goldie q, third Time
Ve4. Slve Lyreh also ran. The
Ao'v" horses are owned by Wash
'ng'oo gsntleUsn except Lyrch.
TarSe minute ,ros and pace:
purse so. Combs Black Maria
Won.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1910-10-27

Every year large number II Door
sufferers whose lungs are sore and
racked wiIh coughs are urged 10 20
70 another climate. Blu, this
. costly and noe always sure.
There's 9 better way. Lss DR..
Kings New Discovery cure you Nd
home II cured me Of lung srou-
Die, writes W. r Nelson, Of Gala
niue. Ark. "whes all else failed
and gained AZ pounds in weight
l''s surely The King Of al cough and
lungs cures" Thousands owe their
lives and health 70 is It's positive
y guaranteed for Coughs. Colds.
LsGriDpe. Asthma. CrOup-alI Throas
ard Lung troubles. soc and Oh.
Trial bottle free a. ]. ]. Norris.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1910-10-27

Due TO break down on the Psnr-
sylvania Railroad, the George Forbes
illustrated Lectures which we're 20
De delivered a. Charlotte Hall, CON-
meucing on Saturday evening last,
will be postponed one week. The
lectures will begin promptly st
$50. instead Of eight o'clock. and will
be as follows:
On October 18Th. Life on the
Stage.
On November 9Th Colonial Anna
polls
E.eh lecture will be deli vered in
the School Hall.
Mr. Forbes has now arranged 20
get TO Charlostee Bal in the morn
ing. TO avoid any possibility Of fursh-
er delay. The lectures on the Nav
al Academy aud Life on the Stage
will be accompar I'D With co'ore d
l-ntern slides and motion pictures,
aud will be given regardless Of
weather conditions-
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Id. Del. I Va. Ry. Co,
rATuxEET RIVER ROUTE.
zszs.
SCHEDULE
In Eject September 8, 1910.

Steamer viii leave Baltimore, Pier 3
Light Street wharf. (weather permit
singJ Tuesdays, , p. IN, for
Fair Haven. Plum Point. Dares. Gov
ernor's Run. Cove Point, Milestone
Solomoa's Island. Spencer .. 1t Cuth-
oerts, Sotteriy, Parkers, Forrest
Dukes and BENEDICT.
Returning steamer will leave Benediet.
tweather permittingl. Wednesday, 5 a
IN. stopping at all the above points
Solomon's Island. $50 =. IN, Mill
stone. 10 m. Goveruor's Run. ~
noon. Plum Point. l p. IN. Fair Haven,
: p N Arriving in Baltimore about :
p. IN.
Steamer viii leave Baltimore, Pier 3
Light 81. (weather permitting.) Thurs
Gay, ct p m. for the following points,
Fair Haven, Plum Point, Dare's. Gov
ernCr Rua. Cove Point, Milestone
Solomon Tslani. Speuerr's. Sc. Cuth.
berts, ST. Leonard's. Sellers. SotterIy.
Jones. Parkers. FORESTS. yuliams'
Dukes. Trent Hall. HOLLAND Point,
Benedict.
Returning, steamer will leave Bene-
dict, (westher p@rmittingl. Fri.lay. IL
noon. stopping st ell the above poinf e.
SolornOn's Island. 80 p m. Nil
stone. q p. N Cove Point. Cover Or :
Run. p. IN, Dare's. $40 D. m. Plum
Point. p m, Fair Haven, Ia p. m,
Baltimore. next morning
Leaves Baltimore, Pier 3. Light St.
weather permittiEg.l Saturday, .. m,
for the following poiats-
Easp pf-~,
ernor's Run, Cove Point. biIlstone. : olo-
mons Island. Spe0eer's. So. Cuthbsrt's.
81 LeonArd's, Sollers.' Sotteriey. Joaes
Parkers- FORESTS. Williams. Dukes
Trent Hall. Holland Point. Renedict.
Lieteh's, Trueman's Point. Deep Land
ing. Hollands Cliffs. Magruder's Ferry.
Lower Marlboro, Whites Landing,
Ferry Landing, NottinghAm's
Steamer vii 20 to Lyons Crpsk, Mon
day Morning.
Returning. steamer win leave Irons
Greek. weather permitting.J Monday.
! 80 = m, stopping &c al the above
landings-
Nottingham. 5 80 IN. Lower Mari
boro, 10 o. IN. Benedict, II noon, Solo
mons Island, $50 D m, Milestone. 8 o.
m, Cove Point, Governors Run. so
?. m. Dsre's. sac p. m-. PLAN Point.
far Haven. 10 p. m, Baltimore, next
morning.
Freight received In Baltimore at Pier
3 Light ST., on Tuesday, Thursday ard
Saturday until $50 p. IN
This time-Table shows the times az
which steamers may be expected TO ar
rive &C and depart from the several
wharves. but their arrivals or departure
ef the times stated il not guaranteed.
nor does the Company hold itselfrespon-
sible Tor any delay or any consequences
arising therefrom-
WILLARD THOMSON. GenI MANAGE
z. MURDOCH. Gea- Fra 4 Pas. Az
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1910-10-27

y. K Sunday. Oct 30. Masses will
o. AZ Sacred Heart Church a.7aud
10 O'Clock All Saints Day. Nov. /,
viii Dc L. pc at the Chapel; Masses
: and O'Clock.
There will be High Mass Of Re-
QUEEN AZ Sacred Heart on All Souls
Day ~ 5 81 O'Clock First Friday
Mass and Devosions also ~ Sacred
Heart Church Nov. 4. at O'Clock.
BEGINNING Sunday. Nov. s, the
Mas es 1t both Churches will De al
! 80 and 1O.3I O'Clock.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1910-10-27

No one has ever made . salve,
ointment or balm 10 compare vita
Bueklen's Arnica Salve. It's the
one perfect healer Of Cuts, Corns,
Burns. Bruises, Sores, Scalds,
Boils, Ulcers, Eczsma, Salt Rheum.
For Sore Eyes, Cold Sores. Chap
ped Hands. or Sprains. it's su-
preme. InfalIiole for Piles. Only
&c as ]. J. Norris
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