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DR.. WILEY ON THE CARPET

DIR. Harvey w. Wiley. pure food ex-
pert, chief of the bureau of chemistry
of the department of agriculture and
one of the most widely known officials
in the government service. was re
Gently condemned by a committee on
personnel of the department of agri-
culture, with recommendation to
President Taft that he be permitted
to resign" In an opinion on the case.
submitted to the president, Attorney
General Wickersham recommended
approval of the committees action.
1t is charged against DIR. Wiley that
he permitted an arrangement to be
made with DIR. II. H. Rusby. a recog-
nized pharmacognosist of Columbia
university. New York, for compensa,
ton in excess of that allowed by law.
1t is asserted that the arrangement
was to put DIR. Rusby on the pay roll
of the department at $1,000 a year
as an employe of the bureau OF chem.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1911-08-04
SUFFERED AGONY.

eackaehe, Headache and Dizziness
Caused Untold Misery.
Henry ]. White, 416 No. 3rd St, Ft.
Smith. Ark. says: II suffered every
thing but death from terrible kidney
trouble. ! did not have a moments
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BowlInu PARTY.

Wednesday evening Mr.. Joseph SAo-
ma entertained with n bowling party
at the Oaks complimentary to his
sister, Miss Irene Shema, OF Baltl-
more, Md. Bowling was the diversion
OF the evening, after which an elega ut
dinner was served. Those present
were Mrs Harvey Reppeto. Mrs. =.
X. Smith, Mrs. G. Bates ,t,l.ain. Mrs.
George II. Plat. Misses Genevieve
Welty, Beulah Osbourn. Helen Digby.
Sarah Rowe. Edna Kidd. Xia Mitchell.
Anna Reid, Olive Reppeto. Vira Young.
Gertrude Garden. Katherine Gilbert.
Adelaide Weber and Irene Shema /:
Messrs. George Clapp, V. X Smith. DR..
Bates McIain. Mr.. Milllngton North
up, Mr.. Cunning. Edward Bowie, \.
Steadman, Harold Anderson. Harry
Lutz, Henry Gundling. Danna Tomitn.
son, Charles Jackson. William Rurk.
Charles ReppetO. Edward Horstman
and Joe Shema.
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Beethoven sInaIna Society.

Monday evening. April q. the Bee
thoven Singing Society will give a con-
cert and ball at Arion hall. The ar
engagements committee is as follows:
Henry Knierim. Frank Hormella. J..
Riedel. 4. Schnepf. 4. Gugold. Tho
Following program has been arranged:
Overture. Encouragement" Beethoven.
Neisfer's Orchestra.
Chorlled. I'm neut~che1 Ceist." Kremser
Beethoven CiesauEVerein.
Violin solo. "LeEeude." ..... WIenawaslli
Edward BiumenberE.
Choir. Die Auserwse lite q" 90. Nolksweis "a
Beethoven GesanEverein.
Meisfer's Orchestra.
Chorlied. "N-in TiunSch" ....... Volk SLED
Mozart Cesar . verti1.
iiano solo: wedding Day a. Trold-
hanger" Observation-Disclosures. .Grefs
Fri Jessie Wolfe.
DopTlc quartet. -tacu9eItu'' I'D. Northan
NJ. Kuhn. ". Iartiu. j. Rebel. p. ".
iIoFe n. Kniorin. T.. Eledei. J. Rock
niger. u. Neckmarn.
VIOLA SOTO. III ge-ucr TAM" ... Naciez
Edward BiumcuberE.
fLoIlicd. "<gr..a1 tspihe." ........... MAR
Beethoven GcHauEvcreln.
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THE oIRL WHO YIsIrs.

The girl who goes OF hurriedly for
short visits viii find time and temper
saved IL she invests in a set or toilet
articles 10 be kept in her suitcase.
Convenient cases fitted with all the
necessaries for the toilet can be
bought comparatively cheap. II this
IS beyond you making a travelling case
of linen With many pockets and stock
Il with extra comb and brush, tooth
brush. manicure articles. a hat and
clothes brush. a bottle OF toilet water,
another of accohol. tooth powder. your
special soap. cold cream and glycerins
and rosewater. Keep It always stock
cd and neatly packed IN the bag.
In the bag should also go a small
pin cushion or cube OF pins, a tiny
sewing bag fully equipped, a dainty
nightcress wrapped in blue paper 70
keep II from following. then put in a
linen case, and a small handkerchief
case holding six OF eight handler
chiefs. an extra silk kimono and bed
room slippers.
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Who is to take part in the Minstrel
Show to be given under the direc-
ton of Mrs. Frank KinchelOe.
Y. M. c. a. Mites


Great interest is being manifested
in the different clubs OF the Y. VI. c.
4. on Friday April the 9Th, the out
ing club. the first club 10 be organized
in the association and which will
soon celebrate its first anniversary.
held most interesting and well at
tended meeting. Mrs. Reed gave a
most entertaining and instructive
talk on parliamentary law, which
was much enjoyed by all present.
Monday evening the Current Events
Club held It's first meeting with a
program. and Tuesday evening the
Dramatic club met for the first time.
The social committee IS making
preparations for an unusually pleas
ant affair on the evening Of the 27th.
There will be a good musical program
under the direction OF Mrs. Flora
Williams. this will probably be the
last party OF the year and all mem
bers aud friends are Invited. A
good time IS promised all who come.
Refreshments will be served.
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terrain with n concert at the Lyceum
Theater. The meeting viii be held in
the beautiful new Nineteenth Century
Club house Welcoming addresses
will be made by Mrs. r. o. Johnston.
president; Mrs. James Mccormack,
chairman: Hon. z. u. Crump. mayor
OF Memphis. and Mr. G. b. J. Mooney.
representative of the Business Mems
Club.
Mrs. l.. l.. Blankenburg. OF Philadel-
phia. second vice president OF the Fed
GRAFTON, VIII respond to the addresses.
The routine business Of the Council
and the discussion OF the biennial con
vention to be held in San Francisco in
June. 1912. will be of interest 10 all.
/ Wednesday. April 10. will be an edu-
cational day. given up 20 outside
speakers. The general subject will be
The Wider Function OF the Public
Schools" the principal speaker being
2. J. Ward. Miss Margaret Henry. Of
Mayville College. Tennessee, will
speak on "The Southern MountaIneer"
and will talk especially OF social worl;
done through the Appalachian Noun
tains. Mr.. Edward J. Ward is OF the
University Of Wisconsin. and is noted
as the organizer of the now far-famed
social work in the public schools OF
Rochester
Reduced railroad fares have been
granted to Council members.
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day. The organization was perfected,
vorkfng plans outlined. and a care
fully framed constitution with the
neoessary bylaws adopted Provis-
Ion Is made FOR the admission Of as
sociate and auxiliary as wen rs
active members and enough depart
ments win be formed to meet the
tests and requirements OF all One
welcome Innovation Is that the
tickets OF associate members are
transferable. By unanimous vote the
new club win Join the State FEEDER
alton. The president announced the
chairman OF committees as follows:
Program-Mrs. Frank Du Pont
Thompson.
House-Mrs. r. W. Tener.
Hospitality-Mrs. John n. Garden.
President-Mrs. Edwin c. Ewing.
Mrs. E. r. Mauck OF Covington. KY.
spoke very Interestingly Of the Coving-
ton Department club to which she be-
longs.
Steps were taken to form only four
departments Saturday afternoon: Art.
Civics. Literature and Domestic Sci
ence. An encouraging degree OF en-
thusiasm was evident. and the new
club starts with fattering prospects
The officers are: President, Mrs. An
drew Updegraff Wilson: frat vice
president. Mrs. G. r. C. Allen; second
vice president. Mrs. Geo. o. Nagle:
corresponding secretary. Miss Carrie
Zane: secretary. Mrs. ". II. Smith;
treasurer. Mrs. Roy Naylor; auditor,
DR.. Harriet b. Jones.
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Carroll Club Easter Ball.

The Carroll Club will hold its an.
! nual Easter ball at the club house on
wednesday evening. April 10, 1911.
The new board OF governors, who took
charge OF the club with the advent OF
the Knights OF Columbus. is making
extensive preparations TO make this
affair one that will be long remem-
bered among the members Of the
club. Dancing will take place In the
auditorium from s till IL. and while
the young folks are enjoying them
selves in this manner the older ones
will play cards In the club parlors.
Handsome prizes have boon provided
for the winners OF the various diver
sions. The auditorium will be hand
somely decorated IN appropriate Eas-
Ter hangings, with large Easter egg
suspended from the center OF the hall
The dining room will also be decora-
ted. n profusion OF flowers being the
predominant feature OF this room.
Il is also planned to have a bowling
contest during the evening. and n
large number will take possession OF
the alleys for this evening.
A dainty lunch Will be served by
the committee at 1890. The follow
ing committee Is in full charge OF all
the arrangements:
MISS tMtuh OANQtUk anu AiEs
Wingerter.
Assisted by:
Misses:
Elsie Eick. Carrie Miller.
Alberta Fox. Esther Hell.
Pess Gilmartin. Sidney Hughes.
Gene Whyte. Rose owens
Agnes Mullaney. Marie Fox.
Blanche Anderson. Eva Miller.
Josephine Kase. stella DeGant
Bertha Flaccus. MayTne Anderson.
Eva Hahersficy. Anna Byrson.
Cecilia Bosch. Miss l'laherty.
Messrs:
George ". Greene. Joseph T. owens.
John Grogan. George Feeny,
George Y. Lnuren, Bernard Alexander.
Harry Donahue. Joseph Scnrneschia.
Or. VIM. !. Blake. George Carenbauer.
George GundiirE. Dr. G.. NJ Truschell,
Herman Campbell, Tom. O'Douuell.
GeOrFe Coleman, Henry Gundling.
Ed. Kelley. \ =. Foose.
william Maley John Molly.
George Molly. III. &. Schiller,
G. J. SEWER. Lawrence SteinmetZ.
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acre and Mr.. David cravford. A sps-
cal feature OF interest viii be the new
song BY Mrs- Ricci. which win have
It's nrst hearing. II Il called The Joy
OF spring. and Is written for and ded-
icated to Mrs John Bayne, whose
beautiful lyric soprano win DO 10 rus
uce. Miss Nell Showacre will sing
some modern ballads and Wakefield
Camden's indian love lyrics. Mr.. Da-
vid Crawford will be heard to great
advantage In Garden of Allah" a
very dramatic and beautiful song. An
sddiuonal well rendered program win
be heard.
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Weimer, Mr. and Mrs. Franz Lauppe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Carlin. MFR. and
Mrs. Alfred Shier. Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Wurster, Mr. and Mrs. William Reed,
Mr.. William Davidson. Mr.. William
Hall, Mr.. Dan Thomas, Miss Laura
Hermann, Mrs. Elizabeth Deloe, Mrs.
Charles Weimer. Mrs. Louise Hen.
bricks, Miss Katherine Deloe, Miss
Elizabeth Derry. Emma Reed, Rather
Inc Derry, Katherine Hendricks, Henry
Snodgrass, Marie Pracht, Sarah Car
lin, Margaret Derry. Oswald I.auppe.
EmTa Derry. EGrl Weimer, Arthur
Weimer. Bernard Hendricks and Dir.
and Mrs. August Pracht.
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given n rare treat. April goth. when
David Bispham appears az the Court
Theatre under .le auspices 81 the
Wednesday Musical club. Mr. Bisp-
ham be- one of the Worlds greatest
Baritone singers having studied both
ln this country and abroad. and has
been doing concert work for several
years Tie ls native ~ Philadelphia
Wheeling is most fortunate in secur-
ing such q world sought Grand opera
singer Mr. Bisphanc has sung with
some ~ The leading musical companies
II tho world
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Tho rummaRo sale viii oron satur-
day. April %. IN tho old Arbcnz
building. corner Thirythird and
Jacob streets The proceeds ~ thia
salo wM be- used for the support 81
ne Kings Daughters Kindergarten
school. Tho public ~ urged 90 Jay
aside tho cast on clothing or articles
~ any kind. which will bo called for
early next week tn order that az
many collections az possible b. made
az one time. persons having donations
Tor The sale VIII please telephone a.
soon as possible % Mrs r.. G. Burke.
Ben phone 81. Elm Grove.
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Surprlse Party.

The many friends OF Mrs. VIM
Klieyes. OF 1912 Jacob street. pleas
antly surprised her at her home Fri
gay evening. The guests all were
masked and presented some very
comical as well as pretty subjects.
Music and games were the diversions
after which delicious refreshments
were served. Those present were:
Mrs. VIM. Knollingr. Mrs. CLYDE
Thomas, Mrs. Moore. Mrs. Frederic.
Mrs. II. Denny. Mrs. Dornberger. Mrs.
Jacobs. Miss Emma Wagner and
others.
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American LEAGUE.

The members o. the American
Women's League held a very interest
ing meeting Tuesday az the board OF
trade rooms at which the classes on
music, autoing. sewing. etc. submitted
their report. The league has made
much progress during the past sew
eral months. and within a few days a
large class will graduate The next
meeting will be held two weeks from
yesterday at the board OF trade. at
which a number OF important matters
will be considered.
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Council Mee,lna.

There is much interest I'm general
Federation circles over tho United
states concerning the Council meet.
inr 10 be held az Memphis. Tenn. on
Wednesday morning tho Council prom
or VIII begin. sessions lasting Wednee.
day and Thursday Tho oxecutive
committee % Memphis women. under
The able chairmanship ~ Mrs. James
McDOrrnaCk. have arranged "A charm.
ms social program for the quests Of
the Council. The Memphis Symphony
Orchestra and choral society viii en-.
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Tho members ~ the WnrwOod Wo-
mems Civic Club met en- tho Warw0od
hose house last night and made ar
engagements for an entertainment 20
uo EIvon IN the Warwood church on
May goth. A musical and literary pro
gram VII Do arranged. The AFFAIR
ls being given 70 raifc money for tho
Improvement N the Warwood bathing
beach. and tho interest 81 tho people
up mo river IN the project IN increas-
ing daily and the prospects are very
bright
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Monday evening Go 'ho y. 81 e. 4.
the current Events Club hold their
hrst program mectinr Tho following
program was rendered. "Trc Munici-
Ihl I.earue,' Miss clara Hndrson: a
current Events Nacazius." Miss
Sophia Scharf: What q Currents
Events club should Be" open dis
cnsslon by club members.
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From IL TO l O'Clock April % the
Woman's Auxiliary OF ST. Luise's Epis-
copal church fthe Island will serve
dinner in the parlors in II. G. Franz
helms new store on Main street. All
men are cordially invited 10 attend. as
the women will make special endeav-
crs 10 serve business men promptly.
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Mrs. o. s. Botsford entertained the
James A. Garfield circle No. I. Ladies'
OF the G.. A. x. with a six O'Clock
dinner a. her homo on Thirteenth
street Tho house was beautifully
deoaTated with ferns and Jonqulis.
colors being green and yellow. An
elegant course dinner was served
afr which a musical program was
carried out. Those present we're.
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Tho ladies' ~ the Second Presbyter-
ian church will hold IN Easter mar.
ket and sale 90 the Palace Furniture
company store Saturday. The sale
viii start az s O'Clock and all kinds
OF homo made cakes. pies and bread
viii be offered for sale
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The Island Literary club vas enter.
tained Wednesday afternoon by Mrs.
p. II. Beidman at her home on South
Penn street A paper on Thackeray
was read by Miss Lenore Kraeutor
Mrs. r. n. Beidman discussed Vanity
Fair A social hour was enjoyed
after the program.
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At her home on North York street.
Miss Fay Barkus very pleasantly en-
tertained n few friends. IN honor OF
her sister Miss Jennie Barkus OF Can
ton, o. Those present were: Misses
Virginia Walters. Sarah Plumper.
Katherine Riddle. Ida Cox. Jennie
Barkus. Flora Barkus. and Master
Earl Kuhn.
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Xxx Club.

Miss Wilma Strahl' was hostess 10
the XXX Club ~ her home in Bellaire
Thursday evening. Sewing was in
duiged in in the early evening. and
music was enjoyed, after which n dain-
T. luncheon was served. The club
members present were: Blanche Kla-
Der. Bertha Burrows. Hazel Cash, Pau
line Meek, Mrs. VIM. Sherman. Mrs.
J. s. Carmean. Miss Boster and Miss
Wilma Strahl.
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Tho state convention % Ladies' o.
Macc1hees which will bo held in this
city. MAJ is. 10. The lodge will Save
Headquarters az the Windsor hotel. The
island W. e. T. l.. will entertain
about 200 u the lndics with a ban
quet 90 the Carroll club. The con-
vention is under thc supervision Of
Mrs. Helen y. Burt, state commander
lnd Mrs Narrarrt Marvin end llrs.
Jcdry Coleman. state deputies.
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Mr. and Mrs. August Pracht enter
.alned number ~ thcir friends Sun.
DAY % their home. G22 National Road.
20 celebrate their twentieth wedding
anniversary. a elk o'clock dinner was
served. after which music and euchra
we're INDUCED IN. Covers we're laid
Tor NJ and Mrs. George Weimor. Mr..
and Mrs. James Derry. Mr. and Mrs.
David Doloe. Dir and AIRS. Henry
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Wednesday Musical Club.

The Wednesday Musical club met
In the lecture rooms OF the First Pres
byterian church Wednesday afternoon
at 3 o'clock. Mrs. Flora Williams
presented a paper on the subject
Musical Forms" Miss Lulu Adolph
illustrated the lecture by playing
"Andante Fafori" by Beethoven and
Canon" by Jadassohn. There was a
largo attendance.
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Monday evening Mrs Howard
Wallace entertained with euchrc
party az her home on Jacob street
complimentary 20 iirs. oliver RuehI
or weston. W. Va. Euchrc was tho
diversion after which luncheon was
served.
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The choir OF St Paurs church will
give q Doautifu Easter cantata en-
titled Prom Cross 10 Crown The
cantata is divided into two parts. the
"Cruc.GXiOn" and the Resurrection"
Miss Helen Movers. Miss Bertha GeC-
nor and Miss Minnie Willie will take
part in the first part. and IN the SOC
cnd Miss Meyers and Mr. George Kos
suth viii participate. The chorus will
be rendered by choir members.
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Birthday PARTY.

Mss Elsie West entertained a few
friends at her home Tuesday evening
in honor OF her sixteenth birthday.
Games and music were enjoyed and
refreshments were served.
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Despite the very bad weather Of sat
urday. an extremely largc number ~
women were On Attendance 40 the
meeting % the Department club in
Tho Board Of Trade building satur-
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Arrangements have been completed
Tor euchre and dance TO be given
at the Arion hail THURSDAY evening.
april 20. by Pride OF Wheeling Coun:
Gil. Daughters OF America. Prof. Noite
VIII furnish the music.
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Mrs. RIeers co,e.r,

The concert 70 b. given On Mounda-
Vile BY Mra Ricardo Ricci on April
l0th, % the United Presbyterian
church. ig anticipated win much pleas
uro. The Foloieta who will b. heard
are Ars John Boyno. Miss Nell show,
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Charity Whist.

The Charity Whist Cub OF the La
dies Hebrew Benevolent Society met
at the Island club rooms Thursday.
After the games Refreshments We're
served. Mrs. He-zberg. OF Belaire.
won the whist prize. ard Mrs. l.. s.
Good captured the casino prize. The
club Will meet asain next Thursday.
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Exports from the United States TO
Japan were 30 per cent less In 1909
than in 1905. and exports to China
60 per cent less Those to Argentins
were. on the other hand. 81 per cent
greater
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The Indies Of the First United Pres
hy'erian church will hold a cake sale
IN Bertschy's new store Saturday All
kinds or cakes. pies and homemade
bread will be sold.
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Faster Sale.

The ladies of the Second United
Presbyterian church will hold an
Easter sale in the Palace Furniture
Company's store room Saturday. April
10. sale commencing ut S o'clock a.
m. All kinds OF eatable will be on
sale. including home made pies. cakes.
candles. etc. The proceeds are for the
benefit OF the building fund OF the
church
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over II per cont Of the total pro.
duction Of alcohol IN Germany IN Oh.
tained from potatoes. There are about
5000 small and 30 industrial disuUcr-
les In the empire.
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The Sign OF the Cross" Is a re-
llgious drama In four acts 70 be pre-
scented az the New German Columbia
Club. April II and 18th. The players
have been rchearsing for several
weeks. and expect 70 make this ptr-
Torrance perfect one. The following
Is tho cast OF characters:
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Miss stella Cai.asie gave n musical
~ the homo 81 Mrs Colling n Elm
Grove. a fine program was rendered.
about twenty-five pupils being present
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Oficial returns from Chill show
that the worlds consumption OF MI
trate during the past year amounted
to &3.9s6.s66 ouintals. an increase Of
eight quintals as compared with the,
previous twelve months-
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Important MEETING.

Wheeling Chapter. American wo-
mans League. viii hold their regular
meeting 1T the Board OF Trade rooms,
Tuesday evening.
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Birthday Party.

Miss Madelyn Boyd Of Main street
Warwood, entertained a Jew friends
At her home Saturday afternoon IN
honor OF her sixteenth birthday.
Games and music were the diversions
and refreshments were served.
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All the Australian states appear 90
be well supplied with iron ore. but
New South Wales has the richest de-
posits. the government geolocist esti-
mating the quantity % ore available
for exploitation iu he state 90 5000
600 tons.
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Easter Market.

Willing Workers OF St Paul's
church. company 40. .. will hold an
Easter market Saturday IN Gross
cu-thG store. Flowers. candles and
homemade pastry will be for sale.
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Society Review

Mrs. Anna Hall. Mrs. Mary Homer,
Mrs. Milligan, Mrs. II. W. Fair. Mrs. X.
f. Neal. Mrs. NJ. d. Robinson, Mrs. Nc
Clement. Mrs. Robrecht. Mrs. Geo.
steadman. Mrs. Jennie Markle, Mrs.
Chas Neuman. Mrs. NJ. A. Haigh, Mrs.
II. J. McGill. Miss la Pogue. Miss
Claudia Jerome, Miss Alberta Jerome,
Mr.. c. NJ. Botsford OF Avalon, Pa.
and Mrs. o. s Botsford.
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Violet Euchre Club.

Friday evening at her home on the
South Side. Mrs. Rose McVeigh Will
entertain the Violet Euchre club.
Euchre viii be the diversion OF the
evening.