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house for another night.

: house for another night.
Thursday morning / rolled over to
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. A. j.
Cheatham where / found him a little
under the weather He sent the En-
terprise to w A. McCaskin at Pu-
laski postoffice, R. F. d. No. 7. AMI
says he intends going back there
soon if he feels able | assisted their
daughter, Miss Annie and their
daughter-in-law, Mrs. T. E. Cheat
ham, to do some washing and went
on to the home of Mr.. and Mrs. ]
Nj. Brookshire near Howard where
| did ample justice to a good dinner
Mrs. B. is not very well but | did
not hear Mr.. B. complaining any. c.
P. Reed of Ray was building a hen
house for Ed Brown. Mr., Reed is
veteran but is hale and ms hear
ty and ! hope he has yet many days
upon the face of the earth | drove
over to the home of Mrs. w f. Rea-
gor where | spent the night Mrs r,
is a good cook and Emmett is a good
provider. Mrs. r. has recently re-
turned from Ennis where she sub
mitted to an operation but seems to
I be fully restored to health. Emmett
/ was born in that community about
summers and probably as many win
tiers ago He has seen Waxahachie
grow from a small stream to size
/ that to a stranger would indicate
i that it is about as susceptible of nav
igation as the Trinity river.
Friday morning | found A. G. Co
forth at home and confined to his
room but | hope not seriously af-
| flicted. He asked me about his sub
scription and paid up saying he had
made me feel equally good. AT
Boyce | found all about as usual ex-
cept If there was forty-two game
failed to find the place of its loca-
ton. Last year I neglected w. J
Patton, a nice farmer and good citi
zen near Boyce until his time was
out, so missed him. Friday | went
after his dollar and got it. On m
way to Waxahachie ! passed j. B
Castor shocking corn for his stock
He asked me to stop and 1t cosi hin
dinner but ! gained one and wa!
well entertained by Mr.. G. and mn
two girls who are his housekeeperi
and nice ones they are. After dinner
one of them seated herself at the or
gan played some good music ant
she and her father sang seyera
songs. Altogether I had a good time
At Waxahachie | met Mrs Lula Da
Wis and some of her children from
South Prong who were shopping.
NIB. Simmons from Forreston wa
in town and subscribed for his bro.
ther, J. A. Simmons at Athens, Ala
N. M. Akin sheriff Of precinct No
Z, Ellis county, Texas, was In town
and paid up for another year. | am
sure Nick will make a good officer
Saturday morning / met ], B. Ba-
ker, popular educator who has
made Waxahachie his home for sAv-
erai years but usually teaches In the
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ELM FLAT.

Elm Flat, March 20.-Health or
the community is not very good.
Mr.. Jim Hunsucker, who has been
very SICK is improving.
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
Steadman. a girl.
Mr.. Tom Farrar of Ferris visited
his son, Will, and family Sunday
Mrs Henry Pierce spent Sunday
afternoon with Mrs. Steadman.
Mrs N. f. Mcdonald spent FRI
dav and Saturday with Mr.. W. l..
Arlington and family
Miss Florence Owen of Trumbull
is spending few days with Mr.. Jim
Hunsucker and family.
Mr.. Hanna is on the sick list
Misses Dora and Falfa Arlington
spent Sunday afternoon with Mrs.
S. F. Sutton. H
Mr.. Callens Jr. of Chapel Hill was
the guest of Rev. VIII Farrar Sun
day.
Miss Falfa Arlington. who has
been visiting relatives in Wichita
Falls, returned home last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burton Reasonover
and little son, Clyde. spent Sunday
with Mr. Pine letters and family of
near Ferris.
Mr.. Baker Hardin visited Mr..
Sidney Hardin of Rocket Sunday.
Mr.. Rob Condor was in Dallas one
day last week.
Mr.. D. B. Hunsucker and daugh-
ter, Etha, spent one evening last
week with Mrs. Burton Reasonover.
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GOLFERS CHAPEL.

Golfers Chapel, March 20.-Rev.
Sawyer filled his regular appoint
ment at this place Sunday afternoon.
The little twin sons of Mr.. and
Mrs. Bradley are very sick at this
writing.
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. d. Freeman OF
Ray spent Sunday night with Mi
and Mrs. J. Henry Miller.
Mr.. Walter Heine has purchased
new buggy.
Mr.. and Mrs. viii Renfro went to
Blooming Grove one day last week
to attend the funeral of the baby OF
Mr. and Mrs. Hub Hickey.
Mr.. Parks Tucker and Miss Grace
Miller, Mr.. Gordon Freeman and
Miss Rosa Carroll and Mr., Walter
Heine and Miss Lalage Hobso1 visit
ed at Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Roth
rocks Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Banks of the
Falls visited here Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Earl West went te
Waxahachie Tuesday.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Will Pigg
March 8, a boy.
| Mrs. ]. w. Freeman and Mrs. AL
bert Stevenson visited at Mrs. Brad
ley's Monday.
Mr.. VIII Kelly of Rocket ant
Mr.. Charlie Pigg of LANCASTER F'si'
ed at Mr. viii Pigg's Saturday
night.
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Rocket.

Rocket March pa good rain
fell in this vicinity Friday night.
Most of the corn has been planted
and oats are looking fine.
Mesdames Keaton and Neal. who
have been sick with lagrippe. are
Improving.
Mrs Houston Jolly, who has ty
phoid fever, is reported TO be con
valescing.
Little Minnie Bryant, the grand
! daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. r. e.
Blevins. has just recovered from
pneumonia.
Our High school boys went to
Palmer Friday afternoon and played
game of ball in which Rocket de-
feated Palmer 10 to 8.
Mr.. Clifford Rocket of this place
and Miss Irene Mason of Dallas were
united in marriage at Dallas Satur-
day. They have our congratulations
and good wishes.
DR.. s. l.. Wadley and wife were
shopping in Waxahachie Friday af-
ternoon.
Mr.. w. o. Andrews and brother,
Earl, went to Dallas one day last
week and purchased a touring car.
Messrs. Dan Humphrey and C. B..
Neal were in Dallas on business
Thursday and Friday.
Mrs. VIII Keaton of Dallas, who
has been visiting relatives here, re-
turned home Sunday.
Mr.. Tom Blevins spent Saturday
! in Palmer
| Misses Iva Douglass and Ruby
! Ashley and Mr. John Prude We're
| the guests of Mrs Blanche Ruther-
| ford Wednesday afternoon.
Mr. l.. P. Ashley served on the
! jury the past week.
and little daughter, Ila, visited rel
atives at Sterrett Sunday.
| There is to be box supper at tbs
| school house next Friday night.
| Everybody is invited to come. Mr..
Grafton of Waxahachie, the county
superintendent, will speak for us
Friday night also.
Misses Myrtle Watson, Mary Far
rar and Eula Jolly were at Palmer
Friday afternoon.
Mr.. Grafton of Waxahachie visit t.
ed our school ore day last week. His
visits are always enjoyed.
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} ducing citizen. The other fifteen rea
sons for not getting an auto are like
unto the first. This may seem like
foolishness to you. my beloved
! brethren and sisters, but If you had
been called upon to answer one or
all three of these queries from one
to six times daily for three years |
believe any of you would feel dispoS-
ed to shut off the investigation If
possible No | cannot tell whether
Texas will go wet or dry this year
and while think | shall vote my
preference am sorry to be forced
to tell you that | have not up to date
been able to work my interest up to
where | care very much. | know |
should be ashamed of this indiffer-
ence but ] am not and | care as lit
tie about what you think of me Tor
not getting red-eyed and reckless as
! do about the result. At the present
writing ] am unable TO tell you
whether Joe Bailey or c. + Randell
will be our next United States sen
ator but that need not distress you
iot W. van AAiu ili'INN Vi l'lION 70
who can tell you all about this far
In advance / may be qualified to
answer more definitely concerning
the prohibition and the senatorial
matter later on but the answer to the
other questions are the same today,
me rest
George Wadlev from near Ferris
and his brother, Dr. Sam Wadley
from Rocket We're in town last Mon
day G.. w. Moore, a good farmer on
Midlothian 4 was in Monday and
crossed my hand with silver. In the
afternoon I mounted B. b. and roll.
ed out to Boz where ! snapped a few
with Ira Graves and Mike Maxwell
From thence I meandered to the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. B. Sparks
Mrs. S. was gone from home but
found l.. B planting corn. had beer
running three planters but his bro
ther, VIII, had gotten sick and stop
ped one From there I went to For
reston and spent the night at thu
home of my favorite widow.
Tuesday | spent mostly writini
my sermon but met my old friend D
+. Calvert. ! do not mean he is al
old man, but an old friend, and en-
listed him for another year in tn
good government club.
F. Wednesday tried to play sick bu
made a failure so after noon ! accept
ed a seat with Burney Few, who i
organizing lodge of the Ancient Or
, der Of Good Samaritans at Forres
ton. found ]. w. Williams, colored
on Forreston 2 blowing busting an
, ] tried to bust him but he had mon
ey when I left him. At the home o
Mr., and Mrs. w. L. Burton on For
reston 2 we stopped and spent ;
short time very pleasantly and
went away much pleased. The fra
corn ! had seen up was in J. T. Sal
mons field. 1t was good stand anc
looked well. Back to the widow
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,>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> .

Last week | answered question
whether generally satisfactory or not
am not fully informed. however,
am sure it was answered to the SIT
isfaction of one Enterprise reader
viz. to-wit: Namely that is to say
myself / have found it pretty good
rule in life to please myself and care
very little about consequences, so 5
l am considerably beset by two ques-
tons or rather three or one with two
or three variations concerning the
why not of my actions or course. ]
have answered this question or
these questions five hundred times
but the supply of interroeators has
not vet appreciably diminished /
have therefore concluded to answer
YOU all at once and should any Of
Won after this feel called upon to in
terrogate hepeafter I shall probably
instead of eXplNning refer you to
the Enterprise of March "a. 1911.
Question No. why don't you
get q horse and buggy? ! have two
reasons The first is. I would not
swear that I could raise enough
money TO make first payment large
enough to cause any one to feel safe
in trUstng me for the deferred pay
ments The first is that prefer
walking any time to being doubled
up Ia a buggy like Jack knife and
I might further add that horse is
costly to board, troublesome to feed
and water is subject to the bots, col,
ic heayes, blind staggers, epizoodiC
and tistemper and would be an add
ed burden to my parishioners who
SO generously and cordially enter
tain me as | meander through thu
country.
Why don't you get a motor
cycie?" Firstly / am no machinist
my mechanical skill going no fur
Their than knowledge of the phil
osophy of flat iron or a splinte
toothpick, 50 | would not know
thing about running one of tn
things and would not try to learn
Secondly, when | ride b b | usual
carry him out of the way when
meet a horse that fears him. / coul
not carry a motor out and woul
make about five hundred subscriber
mad and run them off my list. Third
ly, 7 am of a reckless disposition an
if I got on one of those things
would be almost sure TO speed it an
possibly make my life insurance du
and payable
Why don't you get an auto?"
have sixteen reasons for not gettinj
one The first one is that if l hat
money enough to pay for one ant
maintain it would buy a few acre
OF land and settle down to the rails
ing of pigs, chickens garden truck
keeping a few cows wear broad
brmmed straw hat, overails and ;
jumper and try to be a decent pro
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SMITHS CHAPEL.

Smiths Chapel March 20.-Rev.
Greenhaw filled his regular APP
pointment at this place Sunday.
There was Sunday school at this
place Sunday
Mr. and Mrs Rosamond and chill
dren visited Mr. and Mrs. j. II.
Moore Sunday evening.
Our school is progressing nicely
with Miss Laura Mitchell as teacher.
Misses Ellis Barton, Earle Smith,
Tile Barton and the writer visited
at Mr.. J. H. Moore's Sunday even
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. 0. Vines and lit
tie son, John. visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Doyle Vines Sunday evening.
There will be singing at this
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place the fourth Sunday.

place the fourth Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Drake have a sick
child this week.
The people of this community
nave put up telephone line. There
are about twelve phones to be put
in.
Master Charlie Atkinson visited
Master Roscoe Sinclair Saturday
and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Atkinson visit
ed Mr.. and Mrs. Joab Hendricks
Sunday.
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Messrs. Arvy and Boles Mcdonald
of Henry. was tle guest o. Caney
Mcdonald SATURDAY
Mrs. Will Far az spent one even
ing last week with Mrs. w. l.. Ar
rington.
Rev. C. f. Lindsey filled his regu-
lar appointment at chapel Hill Sun
day afternoon.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1911-03-10
EsrELLA.

Joe Hilderbrand and family OF Vim
ita, Billie Cox and family and Sam
Hilderbrand were visitors at Cicero
Hilderbrand's Sunday.
John Crawford was in our vicinity
selling sorgum Thursday.
Mrs. George Calvert entertained Mrs.
Charley Hunter Mrs. Maggie Fallen.
Mrs. G. F. Hold and Mrs. Nancy Hold
of vinita Sunday.
Miss Leila Calvert is spending the
week with Miss Lucy Calvert.
Frank Hold and George Calvert and
Mr.. Cook and family spent Sunday
with VIM. Fry and family.
Mrs. Nancy Hold of Vinita is visit
ing at the home of her son Frank Hold
this week.
VIM. Daugherty was an Estella visit
tor Wednesday.
George Calvert and Frank Hold pur.
chased a fine coon dog at Big Cabin
and the varmits had better stay close
to their dens.
Fred Fallen was in vinita Thurs
day.
Charley Hunter was in Vinita Fri
day.
Grant Williams had quite a sale Of
cows, mules and horses.
Sam Tattersall was at Estella from
Catale Friday.
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FOR SALE-60 acres, at $25 per
acre, near Estella, one-fourth cash,
balance in three to five years. 80
acres of this tract in cultivation, bal
ance grass. All fenced. Have money
to loan on land Address H. L. Mar.
shall, Postoffice box no, Muskogee,
Okla.
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For Sale Cheap.

My property on West Delaware
avenue, lots 4, 5, 6, Ii and IL. block
IS. with 2 room house for $1,5O0. AS
essed valuation $2.450. One-half
down, terms on balance. Mrs. Ada C.
Claremore, Okla. 270-5
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ooooooooooooooooo % Q
THE WEATHER

D Tonight and Saturday gener- Q
D ally fair. Warmer tonight. G
o 5000 900 o 900 Q
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Red Star flour the best. Garrisons
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-11-22
land AGENT
Visits the City with An AS
suredly Good Proposition
to Investors.

Gustavo Tolentino. OF New York,
advertising agent OF the Suwasset
Realty ana Improvement Company,
incorporated. OF that city. is at the
waldo hotel to remain until Saturday.
for the purpose of interesting local In
vestors in the great city OF the sea, :"
which Long Island, N. z, Is very prop
erIy called. He has with him copies
of New York newspapers with lengthy
descriptions OF a movement recently
started to bring a large area Of Land
there up to the highest state OF Indus
trial and commercial development as
well as to convert certain sections OF u
into 4ine residence parts OF the cons
templated city. Among these newspa-
pers are the New York Herald and the
Brooklyn Eagle, both containing maps
making the proposition plain. The lat-
ter newspaper recently devoted a large
special edition to the subject In which
the splendid advantages and the great
possibilities OF the project are pointed
out.
y, ME- Toleutipo evidently has aepF9p7
osition OF great Inducement ana local
investors can well afford to have him
lay It. before them,
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Feast OF Music.

The third artist recital given under
the auspices of the Marcato Music
Club this season in the First Baptist
church last evening was feast OF
good music rendered by the distin-
iguished Australian pianist, Ernest
Hucheson Mr.. Huehason played like
a Paderewski, or better still, like
Saint Saens himself, Hts repertoire
included selections from Beethoven.
Schubert, Chopin, Schuman and
List. Mr.. Hucheson scored a posi-
tive triumph and received an ovation
from the enthusiastic audience He
was obliged to rise at the close OF
each number to acknowledge the
storm OF applause. A more perfect
and magnificent rendition Of Beeth-
oven has seldom been heard. The
true musicianship Of the artist was
at once displayed, od@ sto be more
deliberately exposed ia, the charming
Schubert number. The List numbers
he read with finish that was dainti-
ness itself.
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nv Miss Duncan.

The Wednesday Card Club was
delightfully."- entertained this after
noon from 3 too 5. O'Clock by Miss
Grace Lee Duncan in,g her. home on
west Main street. FIVE tables were
in play f5r. progressive euchre- and
at 5 o'clock delicious salad supper
was served at small tables. Covers
were laid for Mrs. William Hag-
gerty, Miss Nelson, Of Winchester,
KY; Miss Mildred Lamberd, Miss
Florence Jackson, Miss Mary Brown.
Miss Florence Grove, Miss Mabel
Carr, Miss Lena Bartlett, Miss susie
Maxwell, Miss Mary Nfusgrave, Miss
Anne Boggess. Miss Edith Newton
Mrs. Roscoe Brown, Mrs. William
Newton. Miss Eva Bartlett and Mrs.
L. o. Smith.
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FUNERAL
or Marshall Nine Child VIII q
Held Thursday MorhiRg

Annie Eanolis. the fifteen on tllss
old daughter OF Mr.. and MRS. GEORGE
Eanolis, OF Marshall Nine. near Mt.
Glare. died of cholera dnfaRtElm
Tuesday night at $3.50 o'clock after
several days illness.
The funeral will be held st the
home Thursday morning and the
burial will follow in the HOLY cross
cemetery, the body being htouglls
to the city on street car ana ne
-faneraI procession being at Fourth.
and Main street. ,.
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Fifth Anniversary.

Covers were laid for eight per-
sons at the celebration OF the fifth
wedding anniversary OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Cuthbert A. Osborn, when they
entertained several friends in their
home at EIartland' Tuesday night.
A massive mound of white and yell
low chrysanthemums and aspara-
gus ferns formed. the tables CEN
terpiece. The dinner was a o'clock
and very pretty were the appoint
ments. The guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. william A. Harrington. DR..
and Mrs. charles w. Halterman and
Mr., and Mrs. Harry NJ wade.
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Enforcement Announced.

The many friends or Miss Eva
Reeves, formerly OF Petersburg, but
now Of this city. viii interested to
learn OF her engagement and APP
preaching marriage to Mr.. frank Mar
tin. Of this city. The bTide-elect is a
daughter OF Mr. Frdnl1 Reeves. of
Parkersb urs. and is a graduate nurse
Of Links hospital she Is a very
charming young lady, possessing
large circle OF friends, Mr.. Martin
a prominent oil man and is well and
favorably known. The wedding will
take place sunday evening at o'clock
at the residence. of Mr.. and Mrs. D. D.
Congleton here. The Rev. DR.. II. T.
McClerand. pastor OF the First Pres
bytertan church, will ofnciate.
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prof. Hodges Tontertains.

MoRG,ANTOWTN. Now 22.-=!FEoFest-o
dent Thomas Hodges last night ten
detedzthe members OF the, faculty .; OF
the west Virginia University a gFandi
reception at his home on FFont street.
The AFFAIR was attended by about
seventy+flve professors and their.Tstves
and was one OF the most elaborate
social affairs held in Morgantown for
some time. ]. Howard Holt OF
Noun dsville, secretary to the prest-
dent, was in the receiving line.
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CAMPAIGNING


ance OF heads of concerns SO far as
possible. -,
introduce Mr.. Trefz this evening.
Mr.. Davis is in, hearty sympathy
with the movement for INCREASED
membership in the Board Of Trade
and SO expressed himself when a
committee called on him thfs morn
Ing, on his return to the city. to IN
vIte him to introduce the speaker OF
the evening.
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To Lecture.

Mrs. Lora s. La Nance, OF joplin,
Mo-, will lecture In the baptist
church at Industrial Thursday even
ing at O'Clock under the auspices
of the woman's Christian Temper
ance Union. Mrs. La Nance comes
here highly recommended. She win
speak in the Methodist Episcopal
church at Adamston Friday evening
and at Mt. Clare sunday evening in
the Methodist Episcopal church.
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SUFFRAGISTS
Appear in Court in Large
Numbers to- Be Fined
and Sentenced.

LONDON. Nov. 22-Unrepenitent
sunragists to tho number Of 1923 ap-
peared In the Bow street court to-
day to answer for their sins OF yes
.terday. and were ,sentepeed to }lne4s
or irnprisonemnts varying from
fortnight to month. There are 50
many prisoners that 1t will require
several days to clean up the calen-
.dar,
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circle tn Meet.

The women's Mission Circle will
meet Friday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock
at the Baptist church. After the bus
mess meeting, there will be social
hour. All members are urged to at
tend.
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MINISTER'S l1oENsE.

Tho REV. Glenn w. Butcher war
granted license Wednesday in THE
county clerks. ONCE cto celebrate
marriage rites in this. state. He
gave bond OF 81 IS 90 with RobeFt p.
Wilson surety
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O

LtlAAA O0s ODULAlUSs
The poet paid tribute to the cool
when he wrote the familiar Iines:
eve may. live without poetry
music and art;
We may live without conscience
Ana live without heart;
We may live without friends
We may 1--we without boolES:
But civilized man cannot live with
out cooks" .
So this day OF specialties requires
not simply cooks, but Grained cooks,
those. scientidcaI ly trained. who know
the chemical OF foods and the pro-
portions in which these chemicals
are required by the human. body. It
is plain that q large. percentage Of
intemperance is directFi traceable to
a lack OF nourishing 9ood. With the
drink problem as we11las the health
problem. sti1l unsolved surely all
vomen-both mothers. and daushters
should know as much as possible
concerning the proper preparation OF
food. on this topic Miss Colwell, the
teacher of domestic science OF the
state university will doubtless be
enabled to enlighten MS She viii
speak Thursday afternoon at o'clock
in the First Presbyterian church. All
who are interested are urged to go
and hear her.
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0uR WAY STUDIO.

There is nothing quite 50 much
appreciated as an up-to-date pho
tograph OF a friend or relative
Especially as an xmas gift. Let uH
wake them for you. Mrs. N. p
RaNclka
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Phoneo or
Mail Your
Order

from to o'clock by Mrs. Robert
R. Wilson OF Lee street. and all
members are asked kindly to notify
the hostess on Friday whether they
will be present.
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1oCKJAw vIoTRI.

4 HIpSmTESGToN1 No~E- AZ 's--s1ona'
Wroteu, aged 10 years, Is dead here az
tho result of lockjaw, caused by step
ping on a nail that pierced her- shoe
and produced a slight wound.
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HOTEL MAN DEAD,

CREATION, Nov. 90 Jghn fISatti.s
proprietor Of the Hotel Blen Ason5 z.
dead sftersa long illnessrat the g
OF 60 years,