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Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1910-11-16

tanning the young larvae, which may
usually be found on the under side of
the leaves.
The large chrysanthemum blossom
is becoming generally popular.
The method of growing large chry-
santhemum blossoms is simple, but 1T
requires a little extra time.
The rains of winter and early spring
mostly flow off over hard, crusty
soil. while they sink into mellow cow
pea soil and are stored for the dry, hot
months of summer.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1910-11-16
GROW BULBS IN WATER BOWL
Chinese Sacred Lily, Hyacinth or Mar
cssus May Be Had, and Are
inexpensive.

Have you ever tried growing flowers
in a bowl of water? If not, you
should try few this winter. Procure
some good bulbs of the Chinese Sa-
cred Lily, Hyacinth or Narcissus and
plant them in bowls or deep dishes
with sand or pebbles to hold the bulbs
in position.
Then pour in clear water until the
bulbs are half under water and place
in a south window if convenient, or
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1910-11-16
Grading and Packing Apples.

The grower who will sort his ap-
ples into two or more grades and
pack well, will get more money for
his fruit than the one who throws all
kinds together in barrel and places
a layer of the best ones on top
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-07-28
Wash Goods

Percales, a yard wide, good styles, worth 10c yd, Mill End price 8c-7c.
 Dress sateens, merceriscd suitings and percales of 36 inch width and best quality, excellent patterns and colors, worth 12 c yd, Mill End price 10c-9c.
 Dress ginghams in plaids and stripes, excellent combinations of coll or, nice finish, worth 12kc yd, Mill End price 10c-9c.
 Mercerised suitings in plain colors, handsome pongee and striped bat1ste, worth to 19c yd, Mill End price 12 2k c lie.
 Scotch ginghams and handsome mercerised foulards and suitlngs, at tractive colors and patterns or much beauty, worth 19c to 25c yd, Mill End price 15c-1213c.
 Dotted Swisses and fancy white waistings, worth 121sc yd, Mill End price 10c-9c.
 Mercerised white waistings in stripes checks and figures, worth 15c to 19c yd, Mill End price 12 F hc-1Oc.
 AIercerised batiste of much 1uster and fineness, worth 25c yd, Mill End price 19c-16c.
 Imported Swisses, fine and good, worth 39c yd, Mill End price 25c- 22c.
 Swiss embroidered robings. fine quality. new to the sale, worth 39c V6--g4C. Q z s- -s -z ss- --
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-07-28
Muslin Underwear Children's Wear

Princess slips, batiste and fine lawn, prettily trimmed, Mill End price Sl to s2.5O-75c to $1.S5.
 Night-gowns. mussed and rumpled several styles and most sizes, worth s125 to $2,-new to the sale-85c.
 Combination, cover with either skirt or drawers, nicely made and taste fully trimmed. Mill End price S5c- 79c.
 Long white skirts, several styles, Mill End price S5c-79c.
 Corset-cOvers, several styles in broken sizes, Mill End price 25c-19c
 Silk petticoats, black and rich col ors. some in changeable effects, deep fiounces and effectively trimmed, NH End price s3S5-$3.6O.
 Corsets, drab and white, couul ana batiste, Mill End price 29c-19c.
 ChiIdren,s short dresses, mostly soiled, sizes from months to years Mill End prices 75c to s1.7o-ooc 10 $1.
 Infants long dresses, fine and dainty, Mill End price 75c to s2.26- soc to $1.50.
 Children's straw hats and bonnets, worth s2 to s3.75, new to the sale S1 to S1.75.
 French-style dresses for children, sizes 2 to years. pretty and good Mill End price $1 to s3.75-75c to $1.50.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-07-28
Waists and Dresses

Lawn and percale dresses, good colors and patterns, worth $3.75 and $5, Mill End price $2.50-$1.95. Pretty wash dresses in good colors and styles, worth $3 to $4. Mill End price $1.95-$1.75. Dresses of durable wash fabrics in attractive models and good colors, worth $S.75 to s10, Mill End price $6.75-$5.75. Silk dresses, good styles, worth $12.50 to SIS, Mill End price $9.75 to $12.50-$7.50. Fine silk dresses, excellent styles and colors, worth s20 to $25, Mill End price $15-$9.75. Cloth and washable suits in broken sizes. worth $10 to $12.50, Mill End price $6.75-$4.75.
 Attractive suits in several materials and styles, worth SIS to $25, Mill End price $12.5O and $16-$9.75.
 Waists, percale and lawn,worth soc, Mill End price 39c-29c.
 Lawn waists, plain white or pretty stripes, worth s1, Mill End price 69c -59c.
 Silk waists, black and colors, good styles, worth $3.75 to $4.50, Mill End price $1.95-$1.5O.
 Nice silk waists, worth $5 to $6.75, black and colors, Mill End price $2.95 -S2.5O.
 Separate skirts, several styles, plain colors and stripes, worth $4.50, Mill End price $2.95-$2.5O.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-07-28
Shoes

Mems tan Russia calf low shoes. splendid examples of shoe-makfEg, fine stock and good styles, regular $3 and $4 Rowland shoes for men; in the Mill End sale at $2.35 $2.85 and $3.2O-$2.2O.
 Mems calfslxin low shoes, tan and patent leather low shoes, those of patent leather are $3 sort in sizes 6 6k 8h and g.; others are our regu- lar good $2 sort: in the Mill End sale at $1.65-$1.45.
 Women's shoes in small sizes, pat ent leather calfskin and tan leather, regular s3 $3.50 and $4 shoes; for the Wind-up-$1.S5.
 Black kidskin oxford ties for wom- en, sizes 21s to AZ and widths A B and c, worth $2 and $2.50, Mill End price $1.65-$1.15.
 Tan kidskin oxford ties for women, excellent style, worth $1.65, Mill End price $1.35-$1.15.
 Canvas low shoes for women, odd sizes, worth s1.50 and $2, Mill End price $1.15-95c.
 Girls tan shoes, button or lace, worth $1.50, Mill End price $1.20- $1.15.
 Children's tan lace or button shoes, worth s1.35. Mill End price $1.15- 95c.
 Children's tan kid low shoes, worth $1, Mill End price 89c-69c.
 Brown canvas sandals for children, worth 65c. Mill End price 55c-S9c.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-07-28
Gloves and 'kerchiefs
Women's initial handk,

Women's initial handkerchiefs.s some initials missing, were 12hc to 19c in the Mill End sale-9c
 Sheer all-l1nen handkerchiefs for women, worth 10c, new to the sale 7c.
 Mems all-linen handEerchiefs, worth 19c, Mill End price 14c-11c.
 Parasols, children's, worth 19c, Mill End price 14c-1Oc.
 WOnen's white parasOIs with in serting of white, worth s1.50, Mill End price $1.20-95c.
 Fancy parasols, many colors and new patterns, worth $2 and more, Mill End price $1.60 and $235-$1.40 and S1.75.
 Gloves, lisle. black and tan, 2-clasp, worth 25c, Mill End price 19c-15c.
 Silk gloves with double-tip fingers. 16 button length, worth Csc, Mill End price 55c-5Oc.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-07-28
Floor-covering

Administer rugs in floral designs. g by 12 feet, worth $22.50, Mill End price $18.50-$15.
 Oriental rugs made in America, ex- cellent likenesses in design and color of the genuine Orientals, new to the sale:
 g by 10 it, worth $29-$1S.5O.
 g by 12 it, worth $25-$19.5O. Velvet rugs woven in one piece,good patterns. 71s by feet, worth $15, Mill End price $12-$10.
 Body Brussels rugs in splendid pat terms and of great durability, g by 12 feet, new to the sale, worth $25-$19. Heavy floor oilcloth in h yd width only, new to the sale and worth 25c and soc square yard. Bring measure of room in order to be sure of getting correct quantity at-19c sq yd.
 Ingrafn stair carpet, worth 29c yd, new to the sale-19c.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-07-28
Hosiery and Underwear

Women's combination suits, light weight and fine. plain or lace trim med, worth 50c, Mill End price 39c- 35c.
 I.ace-frimlned pants for women, worth 25c, Mill End price 19c-17c.
 Knitted waists for children, worth 15c, Mill End price 11c,-Sc.
 Gauge lisle stockings for women, double heel and toe, black, worth 15c. new to the sale-1Oc.
 Silk stockings, gauge weight, lisle top heel and sole, black, worth 69c, new to the sale-59c.
 Children's black or tan cotton stockings, heavy or light weight, worth 15c, Mill End price 11c-10c.
 Infants stockings, silk, black and colors, worth 25c, Mill End price 19c ike.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-07-28
Domestics and Linens

Fruit of the Loom cotton,yard wide, a new lot, not over 10 yards to a cus- toner, sold in the Mill End sale al 10c yd-8c.
 Domet flannel, unbleached, worth 6c yd, Mill End price 4h-4c.
 All-linen crash, brown, good weight, worth Sc yd, Mill End price 6 F kc-6c.
 Towels, good weight. cotton, worth 121zc yd, Mill End price 10c-Sc.
 Cotton diaper, floyd piece, worth 46c. Mill End price 37c-S5c.
 Bleached sheeting, 9-4 wide, worth 25c yd, Mill End price 21c-19c.
 9-4 bleached sheeting, excellent weight and quality, worth BOG yd, Mill End price 25c-23c.
 Cream damask, 7O-inches wide, half linen, worth 39c yd. Mill End price 25c-32c.
 Hemmed napkins, dice pattern, worth soc dog, Mill End price 35c- 32c.
 All-linen hemstitched tray-cloths, new to the sale, worth 25c each-22c.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-07-28
Crockery and Houseneeds

Austrian china chocolate pots and biscuit jars, decorated. regular 75c, Mill End price 3Sc-35c.
 Water numbers, fancy shape, regu- lar soc dog, Mill End price oc each Sc.
 Plates, dinner breakfast and soup decorated, regular $1.50 to $2 doz Mill End price 7c each-5c.
 Jardinieres of brass, fancy pattern, regular 25c. Mill End price 19c-17c,
 Covered vegetable dishes, decorated regular soc to $1.50, Mill End price 49c-S9c.
 Water pitchers. decorated, assorted sizes, regular 40c to soc. Mill End price 25c-19c.
 Vegetable dishes with cover, plain white, regular soc, Mill End price 2sc -25c.
 Gas table lamps, square or hexagon shape, assorted colors, regular $S.75. Mill End price s2.95-$2.5O.
 Dinner sets, fancy shape. decorated, 112 pieces, regular $8.50, Mill End price $6.75-$6.
 Gray enameled ware,many sizes and styles of utensils, tea-kettles and dou- ble boilers included, regular 42c to 5Sc, Mill End price 29c-25c.
 Blue-f flame oil stoves with cabinet, several styles, regular $6.75 to $7.50, Mill End price $6-$4.85.
 Gas-stoves, 2-burner. regular $1.s0, Mill End price $1.50-$1.30. Wash tubs of galvanized iron. wiring CT attachment, regular 75c, Mill End price 49c-42c.
 Enamel ware, gray, several styles, regular soc to 35c. Mill End price 19c-15c.
 Mrs. Potts sad irons, regular $1. 80, Mill End price 95c-S9c.
 Foot tubs, galvanized, regular 35c, Mill End price 19c-15c.
 Ovens for use on oil or gas stoves, large size, a new lot. regular $2.25- $1.5O.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-07-28
Mems Wear

BaIbriggan underwear, worth soc, Mill End price 39c-35c.
 Socks, fancy patterns and colors only, worth 25c, Mill End price 15c- 12hc.
 Neglige shirts in new patterns of the season, coat style, attached cuffs, worth $1, Mill End price 79c-75c.
 Knitted 4-in-hand ties in 'crosa stripe patterns, worth 25c, Mill End price 14c-11c.
 Silk four-in-hands, big collection and all of this seasons favored pat terms and colors, worth soc. Mill End price 39c-S5c, for $1.
 Washable 4-in-hand ties, many patterns, worth 19c, Mill End price 14c-11c.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-07-28
DIED.

DIED.
 HABERI.IN.-In this city, July 28, 1910, Theresa H., daughter of Pat rick and the late Catherine Hab- erlin.
 Friends are invited to attend her sister, Mrs. Howard Blakeslee, s220 Cottage street, on Saturday, July 30, at S:30 a. m., and from Sacred Heart church at g a. m.
 -Interment at St. MichaeIs cemetery. 28 b*p Bessie M, wife of Homer w. Rip ley, aged 26 years.
 Friends are invited to attend the funeral from the undertaking parlors of Cullinan & Mullins, S64 Main street, on Friday, July 25. at
 -Interment at Lakeview ceme- REDDY.-In Stratford, July 27. 1910, Ellen, widow of Michael Reddy. E TAFriends are invited to attend A the funeral from. the residence of Nichols avenue. on Saturday, July 50. at 8:30 a. m., and from St. James church at g a. m.
 -Interment at St. Augqstine's JUDGE-In this city. July 27, 1910, Elizabeth M., daughter of John and the late Rosanna Judge.
 Friends are invited to attend the funeral from her late residence, No. S2 George street, on Friday, July 29, at S:30 a. m., and from St. Augustine's church at g a.. m. with solemn high mass.
 -Interment at St. MichaePs cemetery. F 27 b* MERRITT.-In New Fairfield, July 20, Mrs. Mary M. Merritt, of New York, aged 7S years.
 BARRON-At Stamford, July 22, : Matthias J. Barron. aged GA years. M'TNTYRE.-At Stamford, July 19, Jas. Mcintyre.
 DUTIEK.-ln Stanford July 20, Mary J. Butler, in her. 18th year. uARTY-In Norwalk. July 24, John
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-07-28
Dress goods

Colored woolens in good effects and colors, Az to 54 inches wide, worth 65c and 76c yd, Mill End price 45c- 39c.
 Storm serge, pure wool and a yard wide, worth 59c, new to the sale 45c.
 Handsome colored fabrics in many patterns and weaves, AZ to 54 inches wide, a large collection and worth $1 to $1.25 yard, Mill End price 79c- 75c.
 Black fabrics, mOhair henrietta serge panama and striped serge, worth 75c to $1.25, Mill End price 59c- 55c.
 Handsome black checked batiste, granite, striped serge, broadcloth and black-and-white checks, worth 75c to s1 yd, Mill End price 69c-65c.
 Fine black fabrics, plain or striped mohair, storm serge. checked batiste, striped serge, plain panama; 42 to 54 inches wide, worth $1 and SIPS yd, Mill End price S0c-75c.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-07-28
Upholstery Goods

Ffsh-net faces, worth 1sc yd, Mil, End price 15c-12Kc.
 Ruffled net with Renaissance edge and inserting, worth 1oc yd, Mill End price 12hc-10c.
 Art ticking and cretonne, worth 2hc to 15c yd, Mill End price Sc- 7c.
 Lace curtains in lots of or 2 pairs, usual prices reduced by-1-4.
 HammOcks, worth $1.25 and s1.50, new to the sale-$1.
 Kano suit-cases, strong and good looking, worth $3, new to the sale $2.5O.
 Pillows covered with art ticking and cretonne, worth soc, Mill End price 39c-35c.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-07-28
Embroideries

All-ovef embroidery, worth 75c to $1, Mill End price 50c-45c. 27-inch fiouncing, bit soiled. Mill End price $1 and $1.25-75c.
 Flouncings, 27 inches wide, worth 75c and $1, Mill End price 50c-45c.
 Corset-cOver embroidery,worth 35c, Mill End price 25c-20c.
 AIl-over embroidery, worth 35c to 45c, Mill End price 25c-19c.
 Corset-cOver embroidery, worth 65c to S5c, Mill End price 5Oc-45c.
 Val lace, edging and inserting, pieces of 12 yards, worth 75c, Mill End price 45c-35c.
 EmbrOideries, to inch. worth Sc to 10c, Mill End price 5c-3c.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-07-28
Boys Clothes

Crash suits, pure linen, Norfolk style, worth s1.50, Mill End price $1.25-$1.
 Khaki suits, doubIe-breasted, regu- lation or new olive shade, worth @, Mill End price S1.75-S1.5O.
 Washable trousers, khaId or white duck, worth soc and 75c, Mil End price 35c-3Oc.
 Straw hats and washable hats, sev- eral shapes and styles, worth 25c to soc, Mill End price 19c-15c.
 BlOuses, with collars or with necK= band, good patterns, worth z5c, Mfu End price 19c-12Mc.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-07-28
Tea and Coffee

Howco 35-cent tea in all fiavors- lbs soc.
 Howco Recent coffee, fresh roasted. SH lbs for soc.
 Howco baking powder, pure cream of tartar baking powder, regular 5sc, Mill End price 29c-25c.
 Howco cocoa, H ID can, regular 23c, Mill End price 19c-17c.
 Trfal-size cans, worth 1ec, new tD the sale-8c. lozenges, regular 20c ID for the Wind up-14c.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-07-28
Ribbons

Moire and plain taffeta ribbon, F inches wide, worth 35c yd, Mill End price 25c-22c. wide. worth 19c yd, Mill End price 15c-13c.
 3-inch pure silk taffeta ribbon, worth 12Hc yd, Mill End price loc- 9c.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-07-28
Fancywork

Linen centers, stamped, worth soc Mill End price 39c-35c. Renaissance scarfs, worth $1, Mil. End price 75c-69c.
 Stamped gowns and chemises, 'cross-bar muslin, worth 75c to 95c new to the sale-69c.
 Cretonne pillow-siips, worth 25c, new to the sale-21c.
 Cluny centers, 24-inch,i worth 75c, new to the sale-65c.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-07-28
Notions.

Willington spool cotton, 200 yds, a new lot for the Wind-up-25c doz.
 Spool silk, 100 yds, black. Mill End price 15c-10c.
 Shirt-waist shields, washable, Mill End price 10c-7c.
 Spool silk, 400 yards, black, Mill End price 15c-10c.
 Bunch tape, different widths, Mill End price 2 for 5c-4 for Sc.
 Trimming braid, fancy patterns, white blue and red, Mill End price 5c yd-3c.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-07-28
Bags and Belts

Panama and rafla bags, light and handsome and summery, worth $1.5O, new to the sale-$1.19.
 Patent leather belts, black and red, good styles with effective buckles, worth 25c, new to the sale-19c.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-07-28
! Millinery

Ostrich plumes, worth s1.7s to ss. Mill End price S1-5Oc. Ostrich tips. in the Mill End sale a3 50c-25c.
 Fancy wings, in the Mill End sale at 50c-9Sc Mill End sale at 1Oc-5c. Flowers of many sorts, handsome, in the Mill End sale at 25c-1Oc. Trimmed hats:-
 Were $3.50 in the sa1e-50c
 Were S7.50 in the saIe-94-50
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-07-28
Toiletwares

Rubber gloves, worth 3sc, new to the sale-26c. Mill End price 7c-5c.
 Borax, 20 Mule Team brand, Mill End price 7c-5c.
 Boraxo, a valuable cleaning pow der, Mill End price 7c-5c.
 Olivilo soap, excellent, NH End price 7c-5c.
 Fancy mirrors, square or round, NH End price 19c-15c.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-07-28
Silks

Pongee, all silk, 27 inches wide, attractive colors. worth 75c to $1 yd, Mill End price 59c-5Oc.
 27-inch pongee all silk, worth 59c yd, Mill End price 39c-35c.
 Taffeta in plain colors or stripes and handsome plain poplins, good colors, worth 3sc to soc. Mill End price 33c-S0c.
 Silk-and-cotton pOngee, 23 inches wide, worth 39c, Mill End price 25c- 19c.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-07-28
Bathing suits

Cotton bathing-suits for men who wear 3S or over, two pieces, worth $1. Mill End price 7sc-65c.
 Woolen two piece bathing-suits for men, sizes 34 36 and 3S, worth s2, Mill End price $1.45-$1.25.
 Gray wool button sweaters for men, great for cool evenings on vacation, worth s2, new to the sale-$1.45.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-07-28
Jewelry

Hat-pins. pearl amethyst emerald and rhinestone designs, Mill End price 15c-10c.
 Mesh bags, with long chain. Mill End price 25c-19c.
 Fancy buckles and belt pins, oxi- dized patterns or patterns set with stones, Mill End price 15c-10c.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-07-28
The Mill End Sale, the 25th and that ever the store has seen, , day night.

fitting that should wind with the enthusiasm which has marked from its opening So have planned Wndup that will
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The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1910-02-10
Pretty Valentine Dance.

The ODD Fellows hall was the scene
OF very pretty valentine dancing
party Tuesday evening at which fifteen
young ladies Of Hood River were the
hostesses. Red hearts emblematio OF
st. Valentine, we're used profusely 10
the decorations and two gilded oupiis
we're hung amid the strings Of green
from the ceiling with their arrows
aimed at the happy dancers. On escb
aide OF the hall we're bowers hun
with netting on which innumerabl,
hearts we're placed. lhe supper room
was hung with Mexican and Navaju
blankets.
The many guests were received by
the daintlly gowned young hostesseS
and dancing started with grann
march at eight.thirty. lhe dance
orders we're dainty shaped folders anu
contained six ladies' choice extras
beside the regular list OF sixteen
dances, The music was good and the
floor was filled with merry dances
until the wee sma' hours. Delicious
punch wss served by two little girls
and toward midnight coffee and sand.
wiches we're served, buffet style, the
latter being in the shape of hearts
The yorng ladies who 30 successfully
were Misses Albright,
Allen, Blinn, Blythe, Carter, Cutler,
Eaton, GOt, Goodnough, Irwin,
Irwin, Mortimer, Phillips, late and
Vannett.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1910-02-10

Yakima has made itself look prett,
small lately by coming in with tt'
lame story that The Oregon apple,
which won first prizes at the Spokane
Show were diseased and that theI
had been cheated out of the biz
honor. They claim that the apple'
had been 8 declared by the pomology
vision of the department OF Agri
culture at Washington but the dc
partment promptly denied being the
source of such statement and naile
the soreheads. Ii we remember
rightly Yakima claimed last year thai
1t should have bad first ION apples
The "Yaks" should be mighty vel
satisfied to come out second best II
such a competition as the Spokane
Show. Last month Yakima followed
the Hood River lead and organized q
University Club. They have 80 mem
bsrs and we with much more re
strioed territory have l25. They
will probably soon be declaring thai
they have the only real orIgina
University Club.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1910-02-10
Pine tIrOye Grange.

About 10 Il. m., Saturday. men anC
women could to seen In all direo
tions, vending their way toward the
grange hall to spend the day In busi
ness and pleasure. In the forenoon,
orchard and home questions we're dis
cussed for time, after which three
candidates were made full tiedgeu
Patrons OF Husbandry. About this
time some one passed the magic word
dinner" and we descended to the
dining room where the tables we're
found loaded with good things to eat
After dinner our lecturer entertained
us with good program OF music,
reoitations, songs, etc. Such ques
tions IN the Budget Postal deticit,
The Assembly, The House. fly, etc,
we're ably discussed Our Postal
Committee is doing some good work
aud an addition OF two was made 90
the same. They will be heard from
later Several attractions are pro.
missed the putlio in the near future.
Sc The District School" shy the Ladies
Aid will probably come first. Watch
for dates to be- announced later.
Five applicants are to come into our
order at our next meeting, Feb. 10
and all members are requested to be
present. M. j. Ii.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1910-02-10
Hill NeighbOrhOOd Club,

What Is termed by L. J. Cunning,
the a"Neighborhood Trust" 10 the
humorous remarks which he usual y
opens the meetings of this ooterie oi
friends, held Its "jinks" at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. IL. Ii. Bailey last
Friday evening and TO say that an
enjoyable time was spent 10 to state
the case very mildly indeed. The
greater interest shown by all mem
bers of the club, the cordially of the
host and hostess and their ability to
make every one feel at ease, the enter.
tainment offered, In which large
number participated and which, by
the way, is one of the plessantesi
features of each gathering, the do.
lighttul result OF ''chssing the coffee
pot" by Harry, the bountiful refresh
ments provided, and the general
evidences Of good fellowship exhibit
ed, all combined to make the evening
one to be remem bered.