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Tennessee Sponsor and Maid OF
Honor.

J. p. Norfieet. Commsuder-in-Ch
of the Army OF Tennessee Depart
ment. United Sons OF Confederate
Veterans, has appointed Miss Nancy
Gailor. daughter of Bishop F. Gailor.
OF Memphis. as chief sponsor for the
Tennessee Department OF Sons of
Veterans at the Confederate reunion
at Mobile in April. Miss Gailor has
selected Miss Louise Scott. daughter
OF Hon. ID. A. Scott. Of Clarkedale,
Miss. as chief maid Of honr. Both
young girls are prominent In the So
clal life OF the south. Miss Scott is a
sister of Miss Elizabeth Scott. OF
.Clarksdale. who was an, attractive
visitor of the Misses Decker, OF Padu-
cah, several years ago.
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leave this evening for New Orleans
and Mobile. Ala.
Miss Jane Stevenson has returned
from a visit in Chicago to Mise Nancy
Logan. She was also the guest OF her
brother, Charles l.. Stevenson, who Is
stationed at Fort Sheridan.
Captain John Rollins has gone to
Helena. Ark. 10 look after the con-
struction of the new ferryboat, &C
W. Riobertson."
Mr. and Mrs. J. r. sledge. Of Mem
phis. are visiting Mr.. T. " Lutz and
family. S25 South Teeth street.
Mrs. George Safferons returned to
her home in Memphis today after a
visit to Mrs. II. NJ. Orme, 319 South
Fourth street.
Mrs. Minnie Dale and sons. Warren
and Shelby 1743 Harrison street. are
visiting Mrs. Fannie Trewalla. OF
Lamont.
Miss Mayme Bridges. of Carrsville.
IS visiting Miss Barbara Rutter. 31s
North Sixth street.
Mr. F. NJ. McGlathery has returned
from the south, where he has been on
business.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Smith arrived in
the city this morning from Louisville
and are al the Palmer House.
Attorney Hal s. Corbett returned
this morning from Louisville. where
he has been on business.
Mr.. II. l.. Lewman, of the Falls
City Construction scompsny. arrived
IN the city today on business.
Mr.. ]. p. McElrath. of Murray. ar
rived in the city last night on busi-
ness.
Former Senator n. W. Utley. of
Eddyville. was in the city last night
on business.
Mr.. w. II. Tritt. of Kuttawa, was
in the city today on business.
Mr.. George W. IAndrum. of Smith
land. was in the city yesterday.
Miss Virginia Shumate. of New
bern, Tenn. is the guest of Mrs. YER
non Thomas. on Washington street.
Miss Shumate Is popular in Paducah,
where she has visited On several occa-
sions.
Judge and Mrs. Henry Turner. of
Wickliffe. we're in the city today.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Jacobs and little
Of Ames. Iowa. are visiting
Mrs. Jacobs mother. Mrs. I. Boden-
heimer. 53T South Fifth street.
Mrs. J. Z. James and children,
zoos Broad street. left this after
noon for DNe-sburg. Tenn. on a visit
TO friends and relatives.
Mrs. ]. b. Mason. of Mayfield, is
Mrs. j. +. Thomis, 407 Hara-
han boulevard.
Mr.. John Harris Will leave tomor-
row morning for Cairo and Wickllffe
on business.
MIR. and Mrs. f. w. Baker returned
this morning from a six weeks so
joum TO Palm Beach, Fla.
Judge Robbins. of Mayfield, ar
rived in the city this morning.
Miss Amanda Long returned to her
home in Russellville. this morning
after visiting relatives in this city.
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Novel Oklahoma Houseparty.

The Daily Ardmorlte, OF Ardmore,
Oklahoma. notices socially an unique
house party that has decided interest
here:
Miss Adah Bennett. the past week
has entertained a sunset house
party-named so poetically because
all the young ladies were red-headed.
Miss Benefits guests were Misses
Leslie and Lavlne Woods. OF Okla
homa, and Virgie Greer. of Paducah,
Kentucky. Her house party was par
ucu.arly unique in having young la
dies who confessed they were red
headed. instead OF referring to their
hair as auburn tresses. Possibly the
recent popularity OF red hair may
have something to do with this. as
well as their freedom from vanity.
The name sunset was suggested by
Hon. Lee Cruce. who. being a candi-
date for governor. has complimentary
expressions for everything from rcd
headed girls TO six-months-old ba-
bies"
Miss Bennett is daughter of the
late Judge Caswell Bennett. chief
justice OF Kentucky for many years,
who now makes her home with Hon.
Lee Cruce. Miss Greer Is spending
the winter with her sisters in Okla
homa. She Is a typical "Titian- haired
beauty
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DeIphic club This Morning.

The Delphic club met in regular
session this morning in the club
rooms at the Carnegie library. The
program was an interesting discussion
of the end OF the Tudor reign and
the beginning OF the Stuart dynasty
as follows:
|. Close of El!zabeth's Reign. the
Puritans-Mrs. Richard G. Terrell.
9. James l.. Union Of England and
Scotland. Gun-powder Plot. Transla-
ton of the Bible-Mrs. George C.
Wallace.
3. English Cathedrals, Salisbury,
Lincoln, Gloucester. York Minister
Mrs. Charles X. Wheeler.
Reading. "The Bells OF Shannon.
By Francis Mahoney-Mrs. Wheeler.
Mr.. Ernest Augustus, of Tyler, Is
very III with the grip.
Mrs. Frank Augustus, 22619 Ken
tucky avenue. who has been Ill of the
grip has suffered a relapse.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. w. Katterjohn will
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IN SOCIAL CIRCLES
VIII Tour Europe.

The Rev. G. T. Sullivan. pastor. OF
the Broadway Methodist church, was
granted a vacation of two and one
half months last might at the meeting
OF the Official board of the church.
DR.. Sullivan will join a party and
tour England. France. Germany. Bel
gium. Holland, Scotland, Switzer-
land and Italy. He will leave Padu-
cab, June Is, and win sail from Bal
tlmore June is. DR.. Hurst. of Stur-
gis, will lead the party, while Mrs
Hurst and Miss Cora Benedict will
be the chaperons. Many Kentucky
people will be in the party and a
number Of Paducah people will make
the trip.
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Handsome Tilghman Souvenir Re
cciyed by Paducah Veteran.

Capt w. G.. Whitefeld has receiv-
ed picture from the Messrs. Thigh
man, of New York City, of the three
monuments they have erected to the
memory of their father, the late
General Lloyd Tilghman. c. S. A.
The picture shows in three separate
panels the statue in Paducah. the
monument in the National park at
vicksburg. and the boulder that
marks the spot where he fell, abodt
20 miles from Vicksburg. Capt.
Whiteheld was near General Thigh
man when he was killed and wen;
with his sons to point out the spot
to them. The picture is fine work
of art and is handsomely framed in
mahogany. 1t is highly valued by
Cant Whiteheld.
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A Large POrker.

One of the largest hogs ever
brought to Paducah was sold this
morning to II. b. Saltzgiver. the
butcher. by J. Sidner. of Brookport.
The big porker tipped the scales at
766 pounds. and at the present high
nrice of meat the monster brought
ss5 II which Is about $3.50 a hun
dred pounds.
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RelleLnh Nniire.

All members OF the Rebekah lodge
are requested to be present at the
Three Links building tonight. The
stan members are especially urged "a
come.
MISS MATTE CLARK. y. G..
MRS. MATTE WHITMER. Sec'y.
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Church Reception Tonight

The Ladies Mite society OF the
First Baptist church will give a re-
ception this evening in the lecture
room OF the church. II will be in
honor of the young people OF the
church and the new members. Re
freshments will be served during the
evening and a delightful program
will be rendered.
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Union Painters.

Following ls list OF the fair paint
ers. Anyone wishing any work done
can rely upon them:
Robert Greathouse.
Walter Pell.
G. u. Warren,
Robert Tyree.
Char!cs Pieper.
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Lost. niamond Brooch.

Brooch of five diamonds and about
As pearls was lost between Seventh
and Clark and the postofhe. Finder
please return to Mrs. Joe A. Miner.
ffG South Sixth street. and receive
liberal reward.
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Miss Mary Mohan. who has been
connected with the American-German
Natioual bank for several years. will
leave in about six weeks for Chicago.
where she will make her home with
her sisters, Misses Alice and Bella
Mohan.
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Woman's Branch with Mrs. Bloom
field

The Woman's branch. OF Arcadia,
will meet on Thursday afternoon at
2;30 O'Clock with Mrs Lloyd Bloom
field. All are invited to be present.
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Notice.

hereby notify the merchants OF
Paducah that I will not be RESPONSE
Bile for debts made by my wife.
CARLTON COUNCIL.
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Robert II. Scott. 116 South Seventh
street. Mr.. Opp was consul to Bres-
lau under the last Cleveland admin
istration and is a prominent lawyer.
He is en- route to New York.
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RHODE Island Red eggs for sale
80. 80 for fifteen. From pen No. l,
headed by Advance Jr., sired by Ad-
vance III, first cockerell of James,
town exposition. '07; first cock Mad
lson Square Garden, 'OS. My BIRDS
Son first and second prizes Paducah
fair '09 Eggs from pen No. 2. $50
for fifteen. Place your order early.
g. l.. Faust. 1899 Broadway, Padu-
cab. KY, phone 1509-A.
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KID GLOVES cleaned 10c to 25c-
Neckties cleaned 1oc, hats, soc. La
dies and gentlemen's garments
cleaned, pressed and repaired.
French Cleaning and Dyers Co.. 113
South Fourth. New phone 4S0.
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Entertainment for school eLague.

The teachers and ladies' of the JEFF
ferson school league who are on the
entertainment committee, are meet
ing at the jefferson street school this
afternoon to arrange a program for
the entertainment to be given by the
pupils OF the Jefferson building in
the near future.
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NOW is the time to hatch winter
layers. Settings of Blooded WYAN-
DOTTE stock for sale reasonable.
Best layers on earth. Buff. golden
and silvers. Apply All Washington,
Phone 213O. G. e. Thompson.
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Attention Members OF the Commercial
Club and Retail Merchants
tssociafiOn

There will be a very important
joint meeting of these associations at
the Palmer House Thursday and all
of you are urged to be present.
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WE STARCH lace curtains. Just
the degree of stiffness that makes
them hang nicely, and dry them upon
frames that make them square, and
stretch them smooth and even. star
Laundry. Phone 200.
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MISSED
A SINGLE NEAL
since She Began Taking Caryiui,
the Woman's Tonic, Says Mrs.
Looney, Of Memphis.

Memphis, Tenn had suffered
untold misery, for nearly 8 years. d
writes Mrs. Emma ID. Looney. X. F
ID. No. /, Memphis, Tenn, 'but since
taking Cardui. | can truthfully say
suffer very httle pain.
81 wish / had began using CarduI
long ago. Since using It, have not
missed a single meal, and am much
stronger than was.
"I hardly know how to express my
gratitude, for the advice you gave
me-"
Don't WORRY about your symptoms
-Cardui doesn't treat them.
What you need Is strength. Cardui
helps you get II.
Get Cardui, because other tonics
and medicines do not contain its
peculiar and successful ingredients
imported especially by us, for its
manufacture.
Only in Cardui. can you obtain this
combination of curative herbs and
tonic medicines, which half a CEN
turp of success has stamped with the
seal OF public approval.
Ask your druggist. He will tell
you that Carduf can be depended
upon to help you.
Try Cafdui.
~ B-Wrfte to: Ladies' Advtsorv
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Mr.. r. l.. Reeves and Mr.. Wallace
We'll left this morning on business
trip to Louisville. :.
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FINE young English coach stallion
for sale at Tony Iseman's wagon
yard.
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LET ME CLEAN your vail paper.
and make il good as new" Prices
reasonable. Claude Creason, phone
2O29. or leave orders with Frank
Wahl's wall paper store.
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CARNATIONS

Walker Co.'S drug store. S5c dozen
or 3 dozen for 81. G.. r. NOBI f
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ATTENTION = Have your dirt
smokey wallpaper made like new by
a competent workman with the best
process. Send your name and ad-
dress to F. V. Epperson. Paducah.
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WANTED-Travellngi salesman 70
handle our line of candieso roasted
coffees, ground spices, etc.,dasga side
line. Address Oliver-Fipnte Co.,
Memphis, Tenn. 9ftfs ssofe
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LOST-AlmOst white rat terrier
dog; pointed ears, bobbed tail. Re
ward, ]. l.. Wolff
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FOR RENT-S-room house, 1887
Monroe. Modern improvements. Ap-
ply 5000 Broadway. phone 694w.
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Mrs. f. Futrell, who has been Il
for several weeks. is convalescent
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FOR SALE-Eggs from White
Leghorns. also Pekin ducks. so cents
setting. A few choice hens at 81.
George Ruuge. Funge'su ushoe store.
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CLOTHING cleaned by Dalton Is
always satisfactory. Phone 6S5. Dai-
ton does the best dyeing In the city.
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Position as gardner or
any outside work. Phone Settle
ment House. Old phone 1925.
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FOR RiENT-Three up-to-date fur
nished rooms. Steam heat and all
modern Improvements. Old phone
14l5.
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FOR SALE OR TRADE-S room
house on 40xl35 #. lot. 631 Thur
man street. Apply C. P. Feezor. 6s1
Thurman street.
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FOR RENT-Five room house.
newly papered; only two blocks from
I. C. shops; 50 per month. old phone
1415.
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x4..s.14..l..k4..kA%x
31 WANT ADS. K
$TTTTTTTTTTTX
EIGHT horse motor ror sale cheap
at The Sun office.
HAIR GOODS-Made to order,
Louvenia Miller. Old phone 374-a.
HAIR WORK-Phone 2114. LIZ
Han Robinson.
FOR SALE-A fine yoke of work
steers. J. c. Barnett, Ledbetter, Ky.
WANTED-One or two-horse mo-
tor. The Sun.
FOR RBNT-6l4 Clay st. Apply
5SS N. 9th.
FOR RENT-527 n. 9th. Inquire
I533 N. 9Th.
FOR WALL paper cleaning, old
phone 579-3. Sam Walker.
WANTED-To buy furniture and
stoves. o. w. Baugh. 205 South
Third. New phone s01.
FOR SALB-Two horses and de-
livery wagon, j. p. Ford. 1904 Ten
nessee. Old phone 2s2a. new, 217.
FOR RENT-Furnished front
room, 531 North Fourth. Old
Phone 14S5.
ROOMERS and boarders wanted
Nicely furnished rooms. Apply COS
Broadway.
FOR SALE-Real cheap, buggies
and wagons. Sexton Sign Works,
10th and Madison. Both phones 4O1.
CLOTHING cleaned by Dalton is
always satisfactory. Phone 6s5. Dai-
ton does the best dyeing In the city.
FOR RENT-S-room house, 1897
Monroe. Modern improvements. Ap-
ply 5000 Broadway. phone 6s4w.
FINE young English coach stallion
for sale at Tony Iseman's wagon
yard.
WANTED-Positlon as gardner or |
any outside work. Phone Settle !
ment House. Old phone 1925.
LOsT-Almost white rat terrier
dog; pointed ears, bobbed tail. Re
ward, J. l.. Wolff.
FOUND-At Barksdale Brothers
Co, 131 South Third. all kinds of
picture frames at lowest prices.
WIDE-A-WAKE Pressing club,
col Trimble. Phone 1296a. ]. T.
Anderson, Manager.
FOR RENT-Three furnished or
unfurnished rooms, water, lights and
phone rent paid. Address c., care
Sun. Give phone uumber.
FREE OF CHARCOAL White
sewing machines adjusted free Of
charge at F. n. Gardner, Jr., Co.
Either phone 1896.
WE WASH lace curtains very care
fully. Get them cleaner and whittier
than you could at home. Star Laun-
dry. Phone 200.
NJ. b. ROOF PAINT--"Arktite"
Rubber Roofing. 1.-THE kind that
Noah would have used" Phone
121S-A.
FOR SALE-Cotton seed feed at
Illinois Coal and Feed company; $50
a ton while 1t lasts. Sixteenth and
Tennessee.
NEEDLES and repairs for all
makes Of sewing machines at F. ~
Gardner, Jr.. Co. 114-116 South
Third street.
YOUR LACE curtains need Clean
ing. You will make no mistake in
sending them to the Star Laundry.
Phone 200.
WANT to do your watch and jew
elry repairing. All work first class
W. N. Warren. jeweler, 4o3 Broad
way.
WANTED-To furnish your um-
brella with q new cover or handle.
W. N. Warren, jeweler, 40S Broad
way.
WANTED-We pu, new covers on
umbrellas whole you wait. Large
stock Of umbrellas. Eye-See Jewelry
Co.. SIS Broadway.
WANTED-You 10 get our propo-
sltion. We sell diamonds on easy
Eye-See Jewelry Co.. 315
Broadway.
FURNISHED ROOMS, modern
conveniences. 50, $3.50 and SO per
week. Gentlemen only; 40s WASH
ington. Phone $50.
GOVERNMENT employees wanted.
Write for Paducah examination
schedule. Preparation free. Frank
lin Institute, Dept. 101 NJ, Rochester.
n. Y.
FOR SALE-Two Vulcan plows.
two sections Zig Tag harrow, one gar
den Cultivator, one two-horse road
cold af nneQ
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Nowadays a referee is more I'd de-
mand than a rector.
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FOUND-At Barksdale Brothers
Co, 131 South Third, all kinds OF
picture frames at lowest prices.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-03-15

N. B.-Write to: Ladies' Advisory
Dept, Chattanooga Medicine Co. Chat
tanooga. Tenn. for Special Instruc-
tions. and 6i-page book, Home Treat
ment for Women" sent In plain wrap
per on request.
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FOR RENT-Furnished front
room, 531 North Fourth. Old
Phone 14S5.
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LADIES' CLOTHES Best clean
ed, repaired or dyed by our process,
All dust and spots removed; gar
ments delivered In covered wagon
and promptly. larry Dalton. phoss
ssa-u
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5. II. HOSTEN, the tailor. Clean
ing. pressing. dyeing and repairing
neatly done. Ladies' skirts and suits
speciality. 121 South Ninth. Old
lphone 33S-A
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WANTED-Men to learn barber
trade. Few weeks required. Splendid
trade. Be your own boss. Can start
shop with small capital or work sl2
to $40 weekly. Further Information
free. Moler Barber College, st.
Louis, No.
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WIDE-A-WAKE Pressing club,
COL Trimble. Phone 1296a. ]. T.
Anderson, Manager.
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FOR RENT-Three furnished or
unfurnished rooms, water, lights and
phone rent paid. Address c., care
Sun. Give phone uumber.
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FURNISHED ROOMS, modern
conveniences. 50. $3.50 and SO per
week. Gentlemen only; 40s WASH
lngton. Phone $50.
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QUICK DELIVERY SERVICE
Any person wanting hauling done on
short notice, telephone me. will
send wagon - liable driver at
once. HorsdA .ddy hitched and
drivers waiti& Baggage wagon
meets all trains and boats. Skeletons
Baggage and Delivery Service. Both
phones 22S1.
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Bachelor Club Dance.

The opening dance of that popular
organization. the Bachelors club will
be held tonight at the Auditorium. A
large attendance of the regular men,
bers and alumni is anticipated. II
has always been made a point OF
etiquette with the club that the
dances shall begin on time and that
the crowd shall be present at Aine
O'Clock when the first dance is called
The chaperones for tonight will be
Mr., and Mrs. VIM. Buthorn. Mr.. and
Mrs. Thos. Sawyer. Mr.. and Mrs. C. l.
Watson.
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THE THINGS THAT USED TO BE

(Lowell Otus Reese in Leslie's.)
Let me make little homily and
weave 1t for your sake
Through some homely little verses
which may possibly awake
In some far-off little corner of your
heart a memory
Half forgotten from the attic of The
Things That Used to Be.
Oh, you blatent. sneering cynics, who
go scoffing through the world.
With your selfish heart all calloused
and your lip forever curled;
You who loudly flaunt. at virtue and
at tnnocence-come see
What diversion we can find among
The Things That Used to Be.
Here's little glove-pathetic in its
quaint and ancient grace.
Bringing up another picture of a
modest fairy face
Your first sweetheart Harkl |
hear beneath the white, mysterious
moon -
Your heart singing low a love-song
in the tender month of June,
On your arm soft hand trembling,
on your lips your sweetheart's kiss !
Dare you look again and say there
is no purity In this?
But low wind sadly rustles through
the bending maple tree:
Burn away these, too. belong among
The Things That Used to Be!
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(--O--C--I--E-.T-- "
t

Here's an old and battered school
book. Mice and moths have Scared
1t sore
But 1t still recalls a picture that you
saw when DER and o'er
lou persued these crumpled pages in
the golden days of youth,
Searching for the key to glory and
the royal road of truth.
Life was not an empty chalice; on the
maiden's forehead fair
You gazed reverently-beholdin but
the star of virtue there!
Poor disfigured book, all sullied
through-your hearts epitomei-
Put 1t back upon the shelf among
The Things That Used to Be.
Oh. poor outcast of sweet sympathy
as far away you grope,
Sick of soul and dry of vision. on the
bordefland of hope,
Tell me. taen. what tender token you
can le'ive with memory
When you. too. pass out to mingle
with The Things That Used to Be?
Miss Florence Lyons will entertain
few guests this evening at her
home on Chipeta avenue at. an in
formal dinner party. The decorations
NUNS. The invited guests are as
follows: Misses Loretta Liggett,
Eleanor Cole, Ruth Rankin and
Messrs Frank Connors. Robert Lind
quist, Alfred Kilbey and Fred Gilbert.
The daily sentinel., 1910-10-27

Mrs. Robert A. Orr yesterday after
noon entertained number of friends
at a Kensington her beautiful
country home on North First street.
The hostess was assisted by her
daughter. Mrs. Evans. The guests
were as follows: Mrs. A. c. Newton,
Mrs. c. b. Worthington, Mrs. Chas.
NJ. Eichinger. Mrs. RI s. Cassells.
Mrs. Matte A. Orr. Mrs. Will John
son and Miss Daisy Brown.
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The Merry-Go-Round Thimble club
met yesterday afternoon with Mrs. c.
F. Bowman at her beautiful new
home on White avenue and a most
delightful afternoon was spent.> The
rooms were decorated with yellow
and white chrysanthemums. the club
colors, adding greatly to the already
beautiful interior of the recently COM
pleted home. The early part of the
afternoon was devoted to needle work
after which card games we're in order
for the rest of the afternoon until a
late hour when refreshments were
served and the guests departed with a
thorough appreciation of Mrs. Bow
man as a charming hostess. There
were nine of the club members pres
ent and the following were guests Of
the club: Mrs. Campbell of Salida,
Mrs. Pearson. Mrs. Quist. Miss Quist,
Mrs. Drew. Mrs. Lindsay. Mrs. Ed
ridge, Mrs. Egeness. Miss Grace
Harsch.
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This afternoon St. Matthews Guild
met at the rectory on Fourth street
and much business was transacted
and plans made for the coming year
A special meeting of the w. CT
U. for business of Importance will be
held at the residence of Mrs. Clark,
southeast corner of Sixth and Ouray
on Friday. October 2Sth at 2:3O
o'clock. Please be prompt.
The management of the Park opera
house has booked another high class
attraction, Henry W. Savage's No. |
company in "The Merry Widow
This is the latest operatic organiza-
tion visiting the west this season,
consisting of over one hundred peo-
pie and large orchestra. or course
the best seats will be two dollars.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the B. OF
l.. r. & Il. have planned unique
entertainment to be given on Hal
low 'een, Monday the 31st, at the Au-
ditorium 1t will be a Halloween
ball and the couples will be In sheet
and pillow case costumes, with most
ghost-like effect. The ladies have
made many plans for the entertain.
ment of the crowd and it is sure to
be great success.
Mrs. j. S. Pinnell will entertain a
number of the employees of the Fair
store this evening at dinner party
at her home five miles east Of Grand
Junction. The guests will leave to-
gether and will make merry party
of pleasure-seekers. The guests will
be as follows: Misses Edith Allison
Helen Sheehan. Leah Smith, Belle V
Lay, Nell Slower. Nell Kerlee, Ollie
Rockford and Elese Meeser, Mes
danes Ellen Payne. Emma Lyons
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WANTED.

WANT WORK-Two young men,
aged 10 and IT, brothers. want
some sort of work. Will do any
thing honorable in work. Sole
support of sick mother. Apply 800
White avenue. Phone Black 974.