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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-02-05

@oc Infant Syringes ~. lie
25c Ear and Ulcer Syrinees. .l6c
SOC Alcohol Stoves (the Bel
H1ont) ........ 29c
l0c Bixby's Russell Shoe Polish. &c
10c Bixby's Black Shoe Polish &c
S1.00 Zinc Douche Pans soc
SC Medicine Glasses SC
35c Tooth Brushes ice
SC and 25c Shaving Brushes SC
10c Caustic Pencils .4c
lOc Styptic Pencils. DC
l0c Emery Boards, II in box. DC
75c Silver Mounted Hair
Brush, good bristIes .29c
15c Pocket Cook Stoves. &c
l0c Nail Scrubs 3;c
l9c Japanese Nail Brush SC
15c Aluminium Soap Boxes. &c
PC Medicine Droppcrs. &c
1oc bottle Blackberry Cordial lie
SOC Pitchers Castoria .22c
25c bottle Benzoin and Al
mond Lotion, elegant for
the skin and complexion .19c
25c Breast Pumps .19c
S1.00 bottle Tasteless God Liver
Oil .69c
Sl.09 Vintonc. fine tonic SOC
Soc bottle Twins White Lini-
IHc0C 11c
s1.00 Black Draueht Lini:nent 63c
$3.50 Lyons Periodical Drops soc
&c box Ideal Tooth Picks, for SC
Sl.0o box Motifs Pennyroyal
iii'o '|'''.... -....-.......-.o9 C
Sl.00 Red Seal SarsapariIla,
best nerve and blood tonic
on the market; only one
bottle to customer 3oc
25c box Deans Pills. 17c
35c box Drinks Dyspepsia Tab
25c box Zymole Trokeys. i7c
&c cake Sweetheart Soap 4c
Csc bottle Gowan's Pneu-
nlonia Remedy nc
sue bottle Gowan'S Pneu-
| monia Remedy Soc
Sl.00 bottle Gowan's pneu-
monia kennedy 69c
10c can Cedar Brand TaIcIn
SC bottle s' Iron Glue. ..............3S5ee
sl;0o P. B. Iron and Alum
SOC P. B. Iron and Alum water S3c
sLoo Comp. Syrup Hypopllos-
Sc Chewing }. Gum &c
10c Cherry Cough Drops, 3 ozs.
III ................ sc
25c TraSle's l-pound box of
Violet Talcurn Powder, In
handsome sitting top box. 14c
75c bottle Imported Bay Rum. .39c
SC, 10c and Zoe boxes Chloride
Lime, &c, 7c and. lie
10c Sulphur Candles. DC
SC Absorbent Cotton &c
25c pound box Japanese or ORR
entail Packing Canphor Ice
Ice Gauze Bandage SC
Csc Atomizer Bulbs f9c
10c Toilet Paper Holders
25c Pyramid Ointment. .I7c
| SOC 1 pint Pure Norwegian
Cod Liver Oil -. .31c
25c one pound Pure Milk SUI
gar, in sealed box. f8c
S1.00 Marsh Root, best tonic
for kidney and liver troubles SOC
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Medicine Department

CSC Palmcr's Skin Success Blood
Remedy .... ...l9c
75c brakes Palmetto Wine. CSC
!. Sl.0O Coopcr's New Discovery. .79c
Sl.O0 Paync's New Discovery. 7Sc
Sl.OO Benefits New Life. zee
500 Succus Alterans. $3.50
SOC Napor Crcsolinc ...... 3Sc
SOC Hancock's Liquid Sulphur. SOC
Sl.OO Sal Laxa 78c
Sl.O0 Nutrient Wine OF Beef Pep
tone; a liquid food .78c
Sl.2S Nutro LaCtis &c
soc Wyeth' Effcrycsccnt Sodium
Phosphate Soc
SOC Wycth's Effcrvcscent Bicarb
Potassium 39c
soc Wycth's Eifcrvescent Phospho
25c Mulford's Sodium Phosphate lSc
SOC Laxative Fig Syrup. 29c
7sc Green's August + lower Sic
75c Boschcc German Cough Syrup5lc
SOC Foley's Pine Tar Cough Syrup SIC
25c Foiey's Pine Tar Cough Syrup18c
soc Family Physician SIC
CSC Atwood's Jaundicc B;tters. lie
15c Halls Catarrh Cure ..5lc
25c Pitchers Castoria lie
SOC Groves Chill Tonic 29c
Sf.OO Swanson's 5 Drops tic
CSC Franklin Blood Purifier .1Sc
SOC Ayers Chill and Ague Cure SOC
SOc Vital Vim. Bic
sl.0O Horlick's Matted Milk. .S3c
75c Sal. Eiiminant soc
sl.OO Sulpho Lythin .,......... .7Sc
Sl.oo Compound Syrup Typo
phosPhitcs ..... 66c
SOC WampoIe's Formolil i. .41c
soc Phcnol Sodiquc SIC
$500 Perutone; for Catarrh. Dys-
pc1sia and all Stomach Trou-
H Dies -..i......... ....i... o9C
81 90 Red Seal Sarsaparila: best
Tor the Blood, Rheumatism and
Catarrh SOC
51.O0 Celery Ncrvinc soc
SOC Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets .41c
CSC Stuart's Charcoal Tablets. .I9c
15c Favoritc Charcoal Tablets. &c
SOC Electric Bitters ~. BIC
SOC Aiellens Food .... 45c
sl.O0 Browns Iron Bi,tcrs .73c
SOC Kodol for Dyspepsia y. BIC
Sl.oo Glyco Thymolinc -. .75c
soc LaSol .19c
Sl.OO Bovinine .73c
Sl.O0 RusseIl's Emulsion ......73c
SLIGO Waterbury's Cod Liver Oil .73c
500 Hagee Cod Liver Oil. 73c
S1.O0 Budwcll Emulsion. ...73c
SOC Sharpe & Dohmc Emulsion. SIC
soc Eskay's Food SIC
SOC Marsl, Root, for liver and kid
75c Imperial Granum Food. =. 64c
S1.o0 NlcGill's Orange Blossoms. csc
25c Tragic Laxative Gold and
Grippe Cure -. &c
Tragle's Headache Tablets tho
cure, no pay ...............4 Hc
Tragle's 40 Little Liver Pills. SO
25c Seidiitz Powder 30 sets in tin
25c Malena Pills .l7c
1oc SCOTS Liver Pills. sc
soc Lapactic Pills 600 in bottles) Sic
Csc Deane's Pills TIC
csc Burkheart's Pills. ..17c
SOC Williams Pink Pills. SIC
25c Jaynes Pills tic
2-grain Quininc Pills 900 in bot
2-s "a? ouin;ns Pills, Per dozen: l 'ss
3.grain Quinine Pills. per dozen. /. SC
McGuire's G. B. Pills, per dozen. sc
McGuirc's c. b. Pills. per 100. .3sc
Csc Carriers K and B. Tea. .18c
Sl.OO Green Mountain Asthma
500 Gypsey Gift. ..77c
S1.OO San Metto Use
Csc Irwin White Liniment. ....t7c 4
Csc GunnelFs Catarrh Cream. .16c
25c i<ondon Catarrh JelIy.. .f9c
IN. E1,,,e Iit,.55'' =
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Truss Department

$3.50 Single Elastic Truss
Flexo Pad -. .9Sc
S1.75 Single Elastic Truss
Fle1o Pad .S1.25
S2.25 Single Elastic Truss
Flcxo Pad .Sl.69
S3.25 Single or Double Elias
tic Truss Flcxo Pad .5I,98
$500 Single or Double Elastic
Truss FleXo Pad $2.98
$500 Boys Single or Double
Elastic Truss Flcxo Pad CSC
$500 Gents Nature Brace. .S1.69
$500 Ladies' Nature Brace. $3.50
$3.50 abdominal Belts .s2.49
$3.50 Summer Belts .......$2.4q
SOC Dearborn Suspensory CSC
75c Atlas Suspensory wash
nble) .39c
S1.00 VirGinian Suspensory
(double), detachable band !. $40
S1.25 Virginian Suspensory
(double), detachable band. .69c
$1.00 o. P. C. Snspensory SOC
SOC Long Life Suspensory Csc
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25c Traeie's Sore Throat Rem
edy, fine for irritated
throat and tonsils .17c
25c box Rose Favored Tooth
fOWOeT ........ .16C
soc l-oz. bottle Pure Sui
phate Quininc Bic
25c box Spearmint Tooth Pow
oei Observation-Disclosures loo
35c box Jereens' Violet Tale
Powder, pound In beau
tiful embossed can; per
pound 100
Csc Beliadonna Plastcrs DC
25c Deans Kidney PIasters ..17c
l5c box U00) Empty Capsules,
oiAeo .......7.......... &c
Sc package Pennyroyal and
Ramsey Herb, for. lie
sc Ivory Soap &c
S1.00 bottle La Creole Hair
Tonic, an elegant prepara-
ton to beautify the hair. .69c
Sl.00 bottle Cokc's Dandruff
AuIc.... ,....... .69C
3oc bottle Liquid Green Soap
for Sllampooine &c
25c Nelson's Hair Dressing 19c.
Csc Tragle's Hair Tonic. I7c
$i.oO Pure Bristle Solid
Back Fair Brushes .47c
rs Pure Bristle Solid Back
Hair Brushes 36c
s1.o0 Hoopcr's Hair Tonic. /. .69c
25c bottle Peroxide HYDROGEN.
y. S. p, full strength, o.. Ike
35c bottle Peroxide HYDROGEN,
Y. S. P, full strength, oz..11c
SC Petroleum Jelly, 2 OF. size. Sc
10c Petroleum Jelly, 5 oz. size. &c
zoe Petroleum Jelly, 10 OF. size. &c
10c bottle Sewing Machine Oil.3Hc
s1.O0, $3.50 and $500 I'M
ported Razors, including
WoStenholm, Wade &
Butcher, Commander, I.
x. L., ETC., SEC
Sl.00, Use and SOC Sample
Pocket Knives, all makes
| and styles; choice, 29c,
oSc ana dc
Soc bottle Kings New Dis
coVery, only one to customer .39c
Csc Traele's Syrup Tar, Wild
Cherry and Tulu, fine for
coughs aud colds loo
10c cake Jer9ens' Violet ely
cerine Soap &c
25c Lib. can Soda Phosphate,
any make !. f4c
Csc cake Genuine All
White Rose GIycerine
soap .l3Ec
Soc lib. bottle Pure White
U. S. p. Carbolic Acid BIC
75c bottle Santaloids (Stearns) doc
15c jar Violet Cold Cream.
15c Sulphur and Cream Tar
tar Lozenges SC
10c Patterson's Toothache Wax &c
15c Bee Brand Root Beer. .7c
10c Camphor Ice, In tubes or
soc bottle Willow Almond .
Cream 80. 19c
Csc bottle Arnlca Cream lie
Acc Transparent Glycerine
SOAP. ::......... dc
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Medicine Department

As1S taASAlC DCpAI tAllCllL
25c Dioxogcn zoe
SOC Armour Extract Of Beef. SOC
sl.oo Sharpe G. Dohme Tonic Fly
500 Santal Mildly Capsules .75c
$i.O0 Wycth's Beef. Wine and Iron.63c
SOC Beef. Wine and Iron acc
Sl.O0 Beef. Wine and Iron. 4qc
lOc Malcna SaIvc .6I;c
SOC Pazo Ointment j. Soc
soc Pyramid Pile Ointment SIC
sc Bucklen's Arnica Salvc ..l7c
2sc Chamberlain Pain Balm. tic
SOC Duval and Nor,on's Horse
25c Chamberlain Collie Cure .i7c
sl.0o Mrs. Joe Pcarson's Blood
Remedy 75c
soc Samosc; Flesh Producer. SIC
Sl.U Peruna !. S3c
S1.00 McElrics Wine Of Cardui. .S3c
Sl.0o Pinkham's Vegetable Com.
Sis 5. S. s. for the blood SI.35
500 Botanic Blood Balm. .S3c
Sl.oo Piercc's Golden Medical Dis
covery.. SIC
81 90 Picrce's Favoritc Prcscrip-
SI M i,,,;.,,. 80 ~
soc Cuticura Rcsolycnt asc
Sl.oo Hoods Sarsanar;l,a sac
SOC icagcr's Sarsapari!la ;. .45c
Si.oo Wampolcs Hypophosphitcs roc
SOC Purcell & Ladds Hypophos-
phites u. soc
Sl.oo Winchester Hypophosphitcs 7sc
soc Liquicide ........ .45c
sl.oo Bakers Premium, Bitters. CSC
q Pan: Kidney F;''.. sc sc
- r,.h'a iaple's ,.:... :.. lac
'oe warner o-grain Lithia lab
lets .............,..........26c
| $500 -, ------)
Ply M LAM the Great
Diocu VI le NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
* 1y,rnn,.s $50 1;.h;. ~
la+s go no az
'.......-.....ioc
Sl'oo Wampo'c,s Cod Liver Oil. ..S3c
8 s'o % RG 1ss Stomach Bitter. Sc
si.oo Ozomulsiou ...S3c
SOC Blair's Choral Thymol ,... .a5c
S1o0 .F,tber 1obn.e Pa,,al,, %.
soc Seven Barks AZ.
~ E.,.., To-
- go. 49, ,a'"s - iieai'h 4. SIC
SOC Elixir Babek .45c
Sc Castoria 80. SOC
t''o'''hc ~ A~iNei VI .....o oC
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Soap Department

SOC CASTLE Soap. s-lb. bar. 23c
pound Cont CASTLE Soap. 19c
Qctaeon soap .................4EC
Ivory soap .............. 4c
Gyserite Soap -, SC
25c Cuticura Soap .19c
Munyon's Witch Hazel Soap. .Ioc
Hand Sapolio ..711c
Ietgens Soap, all odors, per box BIC
25c Resenol Soap. .18c
2Sc Stlie|s Medicated Soap. /. .f9c.
2oc Llgnol Soap t8c
lOc Craddock's Blue Soap. SC
25c Williams Shaving Stick .19c
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-26
IN SOCIETY

The Fortuna club will give ball
In German Salesmens hall. Thursday
evening.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-26

brother as best man. Horace Dickin-
son and DR.. Frederick Blanchard will
usher A reception will follow In the
home OF theb rides parents. No. $40
National-aye. The young couple will
begin housekeeping. in the fall. at No.
260 Hubbard-ave.
Two interesting exhibitions are on
view. in the Museum OF Art at pres
ent. In the works OF l.. T.. Van Gorder
and Thomas Shrewsbury Parkhurst
The work OF these artists is totally
dissimilar and. therefore, worthy OF
study and thought as presenting two
phases OF the art OF transferring ma
ture, in opposite moods. to canvas.
Van Gorder paints sunshine and color
and Parkhurst gray days and mono
tones, and each In his way commands
attention and the interest that fingers
long In the memory. The exhibitions
will remain until the end OF May.
An interesting program has been
arranged for the meeting of the
Mems club of the First Presbyterian
church, Thursday evening, April 81
Supper will be served at 6:15, fol-
lowed by the program. Several good
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-26

forenoon. possible few hours will probably deplete
assortments considerably.
THE Story Of These Wagks
is the the maker being held by the cold
until he had many feel comfortable about
He preferred have them all rather than
eel them in small lots And the store Among
the twenty-one styles are
necks short sleeves-n the daintest
trimmings lace val lace and
broidery
long sleeves in tailored styles
embroidered fronts.
colored embroidery, which In such demand
present
Complete size ranges in every style.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-26

A charity card party will be given
In the gymnasium of Detroit Univer-
sity, Wednesday evening, under the
auspices OF Providence hospital auxil-
larry. the proceeds TO be- devoted TO
the hospital.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-26

The Fortuna club will give ball
In German Salesmen's hall, Thursday
evening.
Mrs w. j. Smith OF Cadillac. Mich,
is the guest OF her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Dean
Olive branch, |. o. o. r., will give
an entertainment and dance in the
temple, No. pa Randolph-st., Thurs.
day evening.
The Maybury club OF st. Peters
Episcopal church will tender the choir
a supper and dance, Wednesday even
ing. in the church house.
o.
A charity card party will be given
In the gymnasium OF Detroit Univer-
sity, Wednesday evening, under the
auspices OF Providence hospital auxil.
larry. the proceeds TO be devoted 70
the hospital.
"A trip to Hawaii will be the sub
ject OF lecture by Henry Victor Nor
gan, Friday evening. in the lecture
hall OF the New Thought Alliance, No
800 Woo1ward-ave. Mr.. Morgan spent
three years in the islands and his
lecture Is said to be replete with the
information that only close personal
contact and study are able 10 acquire
50
The Tabernacle society OF IS. Peter
and Paul's cathedral will give the an
nual supper and entertainment to the
ushers of the cathedral, Thursday
evening, in the school hall, on Par,
sons-st.
o.
A pedro party will be given, We'd
resday evening, In the school hall OF
the parish OF the Church of the An.
nunciation, under the auspices of the
Altar society
%
The annual meeting and election OF
officers OF the Detroit Federation oil
Women's clubs will be held Friday
In the Century building. beginning al
10 o'clock. Luncheon will be served
at noon, and special program will
follow. in the afternoon.
o.
The Mems association OF the Fort
st. Presbyterian church will give the
closing supper Of the season. Thurs
day evening, In the church house
with Judge Henry S. Hubert as the
principal speaker The boy problem
will be discussed by Judge Hubert
and others. Charles Moore will pre-
side. The election OF officers OF the
association for the ensuing year will
also take place.
o
An interested and well-pleased audi
ence gathered in the Church of Our
Father, Tuesday evening, for a joint
recital by Miss Lucille Pratt. pianist
and Miss Eleanore Osborne, Soprano
The program numbers displayed the
talents OF the young women to the
best advantage, and applause was
generous. The proceeds were devot-
ed TO the Gamma Kappa charity cir
Gle, OF the Church of Our Father.
o.
Several pupils OF Mrs. Louis Uns-
worth Cragg, director OF the Detroit
College OF Music. will give a piano
recital, in the college hall. Thursday
evening. Those TO take part will be:
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-26

her money with which 10 clothe her
self and family. Leone came here ten
months ago accompanied by Tasta's
wife and four children, ranging In
ages from seven to eleven years.
According TO certified copies OF the
warrants against Leone, he il charged
with having taken $500 or Tasta'F
money and with shooting at Tasta
Leone declares that Tasta never saw
that much money. and that the war
rants are only part of black-mail
ing scheme directed against him by
Tasta, because he befriended the lat
ter's wife.
Leone will be brought before Judge
Mandell again, Thursday. He vii
probably be returned to- Philadelphia
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-26
SAYS CHARGE is TRUMpED UP.
Leonard Leone Denies Larceny Of ST..
800 In philadelphia.

Leonard Leone. Detroit saloonkeep-
er, charged with being a fugitive from
justice from Philadelphia, where II
is said he is wanted on warrants
charging him with the larceny OF ST.
500 and assault with intent TO kill
Angelo. Tasta, was before Judge Man
dell, Wednesday on a writ OF habeas
corpus, secured by his attorney. Louis
Colombo, Wednesday.
According TO Leone, he Is philan-
thropist. Leone for seven months
was boarder in Tasta's household,
and there, he says, he noticed that
Tasta was not treating his wife and
four children properly. Leone felt
sorry for the landlords wife and gave
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-26

Miss Jean Battersby, OF Walkerville,
ont; Miss Margaret Malone. OF Wind
sor, Ont; Miss Edith Come, Miss
Edna Tansley, Miss Della Girardin and
Miss Gertrude Quay. In two OF the
program numbers. Mrs. sCragg will
play the orchestral accompaniment
on second plano. Miss Myra Hol-
comb, soprano, will sing two groups
OF songs.
A wedding OF interest TO Detroit
friends OF the contracting parties took
place, Monday, In Newport, Mich,
when Miss Mamie Philimine Loranger,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Eli Loran-
ger, was married to Francis X. Far
rell, OF Buffalo, N. Y. Mr.. and Mrs.
Farrell will be at home after July l.
at No. $50 New. Hampshire-st.. Buff
falo.
Miss Iowa Belle Ward will give al
arrangement OF the wellknown play
"Fanchon, the Cricket" for her grad
uating recital from the Detroit Train
ing School OF Elocution and English
Literature, Wednesday evening, In
Chaffee hall. Mrs. Pearl M. Bay. plan
list. will assist. Miss Irene Christine
Crawford will give recital, Thurs
day evening In the same hall, complet
ing a group OF five graduation pro
grams from the same Institution with
In the past week.
The marriage OF Miss Lola Bender
| daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas j
| Bender, No. 105 Grand-bvd. west, tc
Theodore ID. Stewart, will take place
Wednesday evening, In the home OF
the brides parents The Rev. Angus
Cameron. Of Emmanuel Presbyterian
church. will officiate Miss Ruth
Beekman will attend the bride, and
r. z. Snyder. of Pontiac, the groom
The young couple will be at home
after June ]. at No. A Hobart-ave.
For the benefit of the West Side
hospital, No. 924 Fortst.. west
which institution has recently beer
acquired by the Rev. C. l.. Arnold, a
concert will be given "Wednesday
evening, In the Church of Our Father
by Harold Jarvis. Mrs. Helen Wyrick
Shafor, Miss Jean Ogilivie and Miss
Charlotte Ingersoll. The program ar
ranged will offer these popular en-
tertainers at their beet and Is sure
TO please the large audience which
the interest. aroused promises to ma
| terialize.
| Detroit lodge, No. 2, +. & A. NJ.
went to Lansing. Tuesday, to exempli
| fy the third degree for Capitol lodge
No. sc, of that city. An escort of SOC
members Of Capitol lodge met the De
troiters at the depot and. headed by
band. the delegation marched 10 the
Masonic temple. The exemplitica
ton of the work was witnessed by l.,
500 Masons. Judge A. V. McAlvay
OF the supreme court, made the prin
cipal address, following the lodge
york.
Trinity Episcopal church will be the
scene OF a pretty wedding Wednesday
evening, when Miss Lucy Fields Dick
inson, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. II
II. Dickinson, will be married to David
]. Osgood. The ceremony will be per
formed by the Rev. Stephen S. Fris-
bic, before an altar banked with pink
and white spring flowers. and palms
The bride will be attended by Miss
Maude Barnes, of Port Huron, and
Howard Osgood will support his
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-26
Strange Ihey,s Quarrel.

Its a shame" said Mrs. Beeswax,
the way children quarrel when they
should dwell together In harmony"
Have your children been quarrel
ing again." asked Mrs. Honeycomb.
Eyes" was the reply. They were
quarreling over whether | or my hus-
band had the best OF our quarrel this
morning"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-26

speaking will participate. AS this
will be the last meeting of the sea
son, and also the last gathering OF
the Mems club which DR. John III.
Boyd Will attend as pastor OF the
church. II is expected that at least
$50 men will be present.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-26

Olive branch. |. o. o. r., will Civ,
an entertainment and dance in thu
temple, No. PA Randolph-st., Thurs
day evening.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-26

The exceptionally high quality of the Waists. the fine
materials the beauty of the trimmings the dantiness ard
refinement of the styles all tell the story eloquenty
than anything the advertising pen say.
We know you do not, of course that the maker of
these among few who stand the top of the
waist-manufacturing business of this country.
There distinctly different styles in this SALE and
of especially fine design that will be pleasing
whose in the question of waists is
of the fact that there 2,34 of these waists
will necessary for hurry here right after
breakfast-but would assuredly advise coming in the
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-26

The Maybury club of st. Peters
Episcopal church will tender the choir
supper and dance, Wednesday even
ing, in the church house.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-26

Mrs. w. j. Smith. OF Cadillac, Mich
Is the guest OF her parents, Mr.. an
Mrs. Harry Dean.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-04-18

build up the body. 1t is free from
dangerous drugs or stimulants. Get
a bottle today. 1t will make you
strong.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-04-18
North BENNINGTON

Miss Mary H. Woodruff has return.
ed to her studies at Ann Arbor. DR..
and Mrs. Woodruff accompanied her
as far as Albany.
John Bfadish of South SALISBURY
was in town yesterday.
Mrs. Laura Elwell of Bennington
spent Sunday with her sister, Mrs.
Eugene Green of Depot street.
Miss Agnes. L. Green of Troy was
the guest of her mother, Mrs. Eugene
Green of Depot street for Easter.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rich and Miss
Barbara spent Sunday with Mr.. Rich's
aunt, Mrs. Henry Kendall of East
Dorset.
At the Methodist church, Hinsdill-
vile, Friday evening, April 21st,
clam chowder and warm baked beans
will be served from half past FIVE o.
clock.
Miss Elizabeth Horton who has
been the guest of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. James Horton of Church
street, has returned to her duties at
Saratoga, ~ Y.
The following officers have been
elected in the Eastern Star. Will
liam j. Cole, Worthy Patron; Mrs. j.
B. Woodruff, Worthy Matron; Mrs
E. ]. Worthington, Associate Matron;
Mrs. W. r. White, Secretary; Mrs
Gilbert Madison, treasurer; Mrs.
Warren Marshall, conductress; Mrs.
w ], Cole, associate conductress;
Mrs. F. d. Ranney, warden; Mrs. e.
II. White, chaplain Miss Birdella
Buck, marshall; A. NJ. Bassett, senti-
mel; Mrs Myra Endress, Adah; Mrs
S. o. Tefft, Ruth; Miss Henrietta
Walbridge, Esther; Mrs Ira Adams,
Martha; Mrs. H. S Walbridge, Elec-
ia; F. d. Ranney, organist. Installa.
ton service will be held next Friday
evening at o'clock.