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Manchester Democrat., 1911-01-18
To Be Put to Ii. Test.

There is time enough at this session
to put progressives of both parties to
the test Republicans and Democrats
are on record fully. VIII they give the
people relief in the price of food--an
obvious and simple remedy for monop-
olist oppositton-or will they address
the galleries as in the case Of Secre-
tary Wilson, who is pursuing the mid
die man" or, as is now true OF the so
called progressives, who are attempt
ing the impossible?
Manchester Democrat., 1911-01-18
klIlina Two Bird 8.

Killing Two Birds.
A neatly dressed woman rushed into
Euclid avenue grocery yesterday
and priced the different sizes of pots
of baked beans that the grocery keeps
put up hot ready to take home and
serve.
Il guess the small size will do." she
said. hesitating.
How many do you desire to server"
inquired the clerk. ready to advise.
"oh, I'm not buying them to serye."
the customer replied. "of course 1
shall use them. but I'm getting them
to keep my hands warm on the car.
I came away from home without either
muff or mittens." Cleveland Plain
Dealer.
Manchester Democrat., 1911-01-18

because the collars stick out and
break through. Now with this you
can't break through. And when we
wrinkle it we can smooth 1T out. So
1t saves me money"
The customer pondered a moment.
Say. got an idea." he said final
ly. Suppose bring this paper back
with my wash-any rebate?"
"All my customers do that" grinned
the laundryman. See, it don't break
easily. and 1t smooths out easily, and
people keep 1t for their wash. get
Manchester Democrat., 1911-01-18
4 Laundryrnan kne,D The Game

paper in which his wash was wrapped.
what's this?"
That" repeated the laundryman
That's imported
Classy" said the customer. 81 sup
pose we have to pay for it?"
The laundryman shook his head.
ut saves me money" he said. See.
sometimes when we wrap up bundles
1T takes two and three sheets OF the
nrdinarr pare: before 2 get done
Manchester Democrat., 1911-01-18
TOP In hex black Txpe Ran Ii. Elaure, .2oooo

circumvention. with one sweep of his
long arm, he included the statue in
his grasp Of her. With laugh of
triumph he drew her out Of her con-
cealment.
To her the splendor of skies and
trees and morning light melted into
that wonderful moment. For the
first time In weary days she had all
to give, nothing to fear or withhold.
She was at peace. She was ready to
stop. to stand here in her life for
always-here in the glowing garden
with him, and their youth. But he
was impatient. He did not want to
loiter In the morning. He was hot
to hurry on out of the present which
was 30 mysterious, SO untried to her,
as II these ecstasies had no mystery
to him but their complete fulfllment.
He filed her with trembling prem
onftion Of the undreamed-of things
that were waiting for her In the long
aisle Of life.
Come, speak," he urged, as they
paced around the fountain. aWhen
eeAAA = W ldhC yOu dWdys
She hung back in fear Of her very
eagerness to go. to plunge head over
ears into life In a strange country
with a stranger. Next month" she
ventured.
Next month! why not next week?
why not tomorrow" he declared with
confidence. Who is to say no? 1
am the head of my house and you
have no one but me. To be sure.
there Is Mrs. Herrick-excellent wom-
an. But she has her own daughters
to look out for, and" he added slyly,
much, as she thinks of you, doubt
If she thinks you good example for
them. AS for that other. as for the
paid woman"
"Oh, hush. hush!" Flora cried, hurt
with certain hardness in his voice;
Il don't want to see her. shall
never go near her! And Harry
81 wasn't going to speak of him."
said Chatworth. quickly.
II know" she answered, "but do
you mind my speaking of him?" They
had sat down on the broad lip Of the
FOUNTAIN basin. he was looking at
her intently. ut is strange" she
said. "but in spite OF his doing this
terrible tnng cant Ieel that he him
sell is terripie-hKe Cara
And yet, ne answered In grave
voice. i would rather you did"
She turned troubled face. "And
nave you forgotten what you said
tne nrst nlent ! met you! You said
II doesn matter Wnat man Is, even
II he,s tnlel, as long as he's good
one.
At this ne laughed little grudg-
ingly. on. aoa 7 go pack on that,
pue = was looking .nrougn the great
inipartial eye ol the universe. Where
as a man may De good or his kind,
ne GUY sooo ~ MS Kina. ZIP out
q cat among canarles ana see what
happens; MY gear GIL we were the
xeries. pllus N ms paws! And no
e,ce .nal II isn moral iaW-its IN
stlnct we recognize py scent before
~eN eee tne saape' iou never knew
nini. iou never couio ana you
never trusted nun
Manchester Democrat., 1911-01-18
Well, we are even up there. You
have hired every girl in this town
that works out philadelphia Tele.
graph
Advice for the Moth.r

+ We all want our children to be
happy, and the happiest children are
those who have happy mothers. The
mother who is gloomy ard discomfort.
ed. fretfnl and fault-finding. cannot
expect TO have the confidence and
con'panionst.r ri her crildren.-Z1L
change
Manchester Democrat., 1911-01-18
Foxy Senator AldrIch.

In placing the responsibility for tar
If revision on the next Democratic
house, probably Senator Aldrich does
not overlook the fact that there will
be Republican senate and president
for the next two years. at least.
Manchester Democrat., 1911-01-18

three times again use Of each sheet.
sometimes"
Whats the use?" grunted the GUS
toner on his way homeward. you
can't beat the Dutch. wonder If the
Iandlady'll think am bringing home
porkchops for the light housekeeping
motif?"
Manchester Democrat., 1911-01-18

Another indication of the near ap-
proach of the session Of the Massa-
chusetts legislature is the enthusiasm
of Senator Lodge for the tariff COM
mission.
Manchester Democrat., 1911-01-18
SoeIal Conditions Were Such as t
Make Him scorn Suggestion
Of Rebates

It might have peen a classy butch.
er's wrapping paper, but Il wasn't. It
might have been an arts and crafts
bromide In the laundry line. but the
lines OF the laundryman did not run
thai way
We'll" said the customer. pointing
to the rl,rn,ate cempiexion nf the
Manchester Democrat., 1911-01-18
Io the Polr.

The sugar trust says en- It's oath
that It earned less than $4,000 in the
year 1909. We believe that. But what
did the sugar trust clear7-C Cleveland
Plain Dealer.
Manchester Democrat., 1911-01-18
Mary's Farewell Shot.

There is a woman down in Glen
olden." says Secretary shettsline Of
the Philadelphia ball club. who is.
continually chanains sArvantA. ...
Manchester Democrat., 1911-01-18

1t is doubted, however, If the opera
tion on Senator Aldrich's hand Will
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SAVED MANY RRoM pssArss,

|. NJ. he. MOCK, OF SIQe&, Arb, be-
aSeNes Ae has saved naany e3res lin
bis 25 years OF experience inn the
drag business. bat ALWAYS
Ra&se to @qA,@ he writes, lis to- ree@ua-
naesA& pr:. Kings New DISCOVERY for
weak, sore hangs bard c. enaGEs, hsQauss-
NESS, obstinate eaashs, &a ardpPes
er@nsH, asthma OF other Ra@ug hSaa aft
SS<ttS0S. for 4 feel sure THAT a mun>-
Aar' OF RRy Hsdgha0rs arg alive ante
ae1l today haneauEss they took my aa~
vice to usDe it,. I honestly h,sIifewa tits
tho best th=~aH and r,nns usxsa6e frry.
HihaEHs made" Easy to- pr@vs hes
7Ighr Get TRIAL b@EElEs & reg, or
regular SEQ o. ST. 90 BOTTLE. Gs,1ar>
a:aaeeth Dry ALL ;autaggitsHs ut-2-5t
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a CaeNag STONE uAYrNs-

ON SaGmdssSs tlhsas 2ath OF SDrenniseelT,
tire CONNER Srtasase will be- laid for the
Te~ oHnfNftmg att the National Trairaa-
Eng, SRlt@oR for @0BnsI1 and Chris ON
AiHT0iin Rae3t2ffsaTTss, Washington D.. C.,
Miss y. H.. Bnr@ungbs>, A. Nj, whp
~ A1 he t&fbd OF this nnfsfIdmti@m
F'F'hn* rt@ Be' tlbeh RneshCRanH of tIhe,
only school owned and Operated by
7Fia' NATIONAL B;sGsHist Convention
H@mDOfstB Oh TWO aud d half mlflIlisozn
People. The Baprissts;. i'm many
atlashA tstsssRasa- pr- usnaa
schools, the, property OF this various
os;sds' Conventions; hs1t tjfa, National
hft1nirnc School ft,r %gn1an AND
~an'is', a@nfsiistiinte OF six mrefs OF
s7f''''arft anfh this naw b,liakliing., now
Dosing aTeGteh at the COST OF ST.. gsFfr
"liu make the t1jrtH building. anti
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"ecord OF Crime
For Month Appals
IN Ek!as,NE&> G&TAskksGAs SsN F&sai
CxeESzS SkkOW& EsBA.AYxONS ksEau
TWEEN Y4sE R;SG E:S R1kss PROM
BEING !&> AMte'A8E<A1 AS ~ sAbss
SRREfM.

"tNtf af@Stth's Fe@@ste OF crime ALL
Nth: niRa, it eafeaaftS slammed, sa,ya
TIE QTisits a0G: November, FURNISH,
'es 3 curious commentary OF the
whole Question of the commission
isaA punishment OF crime among col
t2'sR reoI2ie Y America ~
Z l!.:ssel!ts lifee fQlleHiItg record:
.k5ll tie, Frifssss5ss3;s a,1taaaaed Ton gAts
Q@at;esaiilfa fNaGhitY i}.He> deem Gfee'a.
HlEs bi3lHrtg Of NTssqoee by Whit,
men lit the $eih3h is q xenH comm lgt
2GGiIrreaaa, Ailsne Is ., racord OF
iRs'irtaen SIGH cases This 1f0Htif
UAtallrx tlie oaiae. IS NOT laaruaEf
ioi a:tRess fn1fh q sfneeh Quarrel. o.,
os4taIfsae the Negro woiilfh NOT oj}as
efdHFas Theme are, fesw reeordss G:
Qe'nVtntipnss For sinh nHthndaRs;.
Flhsa|tS' connected with this lis this
isjaa&n8 of white mem by Negnoas, III
sotIse' gesas this is tnr1d,noVesIss,t: a.
.:.ofst cases lit IL; aaaaNentim the re-.
sitt} OF a quarneA Tnane ape, be,s
shHh nltaidasn&Sep0ntsd this month
a &snea1 deaA CT uaoEtb}ks adpitsas from
~ sAtiash eft policemen. Inh .Iss6s|sasetp
HidlR, Fa.. a Nagr0 lis shot because
la Motiltf NOT OBEY this, aosrtl1fassdi tx
liada. TN Pennsylvania am a}ifus,
shoots d Negro Stealing; a. nifhe ON (,
tnaiSt I'M ueaae Il -.Nsgp0 who ~.
huaad 10, sBEsJlM when 9ptfanah It's shot;
nt Gaorgita a policeman llesst a. NBgro
n"ttnlM to dsabil., Theme, are paritas,t
q, halh dfsHsit other Qaass; Of this saj1
aaiGta8 tila MONTH.
Rle. ouposifo, Qasa, the, a]iaYing al
1afners ~ Asgnoas, has ta5lnaned IL,
bT9 Gasa8,
the ne0ond ftrr lWrnlljf1gs, and att
tafn1t at INnejbng il SanN fspnsae,
ng for jtls month "C ..
H11Nsan, Nbsploas seam to have bean
MnnhsE Iph lptltanaas, rfasaiN this
-H*'fotts fstant;H ojf % white man wffn
NasI a oo}ts,isth family wae3 Riilsda 90.
"Hlaa the SONS ra4sihtadl agnest Sir
nanao,a, Including two offfaaTs ar
dsa6l in ttItih; qaaea.
l't t8Holgih tilare IL u very ouripjil
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z q = RES RONDENCE
Al.NEtaStlN,


Mira Frank ferktAs. OF l.awiahurg
Ia Nishing Mira, Ellea Smith,
van AN. at Washington. y, G., wa,
he'e last Week on a hunting trim,
Mias Faanie Aepkias. wha has bee,
Waiting her hretheE IN Mauna vts,s
for same Weeks, has rturael,
Mira, lasephMe Feniek Ia able to h,
up again after u Few weeka illNeas
Mr and Mira, Walter naMks, ol
Ialealt. ara Waiting relativea here
this Week,
Harvey fare. ot Mt, Hupp, waA here
last week Waiting his fathev, Presten
fara
&aFteld Crawford made a hush,eas
Nip 10 Hinton. Tuesday,
"a H'eomAn apeNt Sunday hero
With hia family,
ReN, Reed hlleA hts arpaintmeNt at
the N, b, ChNW&, Sunday, and preach,
ea two able seNmeAa,
The l4adies' Aid met with Mira Ress
Patterson, The next meeting viii hs
entertained by Aiss Oracle Wilse>,
Mira, Mary RebsSsau hAs moved "a
her ae~ residence On &aiGS>A,, Aeanue,
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MtlNlkSiANlk&N,.

Mira Waa4asan laAes, who had he,
ankle fractured ia a nall several weeks
agM viii aeeA te out,
NJ A. EFNwh> ayummer for James
Wholesale haaSe ia Charleston, was q
mshAess Etsitar heSeA Monday
Mtas katharine brown, teacher a,
six Ridge. seeAt the Weekend here
With her parents, .-~
The Montgomery Teachers Reaaias
Circle, composed Of the tellaW ins per,
s<Aas> Principal IA, H. Railey, Rev, u,
T. MEANS MIs& Rita HaM. MEa, Waraes
IA MN, Mfsa Mary Nael, Nav, and Mira,
=. {, tfaaA M&aa ii, A. James. Rev, ].
& JONES' Miss MaSme TaNaAr, Miss
EAel Rsewai And Mira H. h, RaAeS
Ases %SsA Rev. AMI AtEs, T. e, Pase,
Friday evening"
Mira Mary f. Scott, 81 Washinssaa
a. G. s4eAs the AEst " she week here
the s&eas oG relatives,
ReS> p :. Deans MAJ a essisass
Visitor ~ Ain TaPA SATURDAY..
j, = Seef #As a business rssise,s u
Ne@hseeES Creek, SAAaay,
Ss%aEa SAesAes4, es lasgSsase il
AeNEsAa seE 4 se# tsaSs ~isA his saEes.s $,
Ny and MEs.. = IT, SAeAAesA>
\, =, fse~as>s. ~ the kaisaS aA,s
SaesAeEs Grocery Ssese, sseas >SsssaS
AZ tsaAAeN> the guest 81 AlEss MARY Cor.
CkAS
sA@IAe& SsARtSes2asss. searAes At &sea
WAITE "as 2 business visitor Apse.
$asAF(say,
Mrs, t.. p Ne<s8e IS eXgeesea Aasse
S4a Week wish beg so@, ny. asa4z>
Who Is s42& SA CA%aaA
seSA she TEACHERS Reading <>SYeAe Fri
&aE evening" at sAa AeaAa N Mi. and
Mss, : b Afe4SaR,
}, =. Marvin sa@As Sunday ~ C4aE-
4ess4av
>.>@4 tRHha~. whc. Sv(aag se,,.r<a :
Weeks at Rsa4Ass il Virginia. sgeseea
Il o., - ~ ~, eaakf 80 Ese4
4oaa@ az Was&>
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BVCKNANN0N,

~ Cecil MashtngteA, at Grafton, !,
s0rkias here At the New valley
! aaotNls ....
IS A0fA Ia Mr. and Mira Heerss
8 Lewis, a daughter,
Mics Aifaa- faYlar, OF heVerlN il
yiaitiRa her eeualN, Miss ingie Tay-
lOf, Of Sedaewiek atFeet,
The sehalaFs at Victoria stree
HeAeel save AN entertainment AZ the
Al NJ, D. 6ANWnh, Friday Rtgh,, AZ,
TER the prasraM waa rendered tha
SeuRa laiiea servea Entertainments,
+ Mr.. HashFaake, who haa heen VIA
itiRa Mrs. MatiRaa ureen for sever-
Al %eeks, iet MahdaE far her home
la New YORK.
Rev, T. /. nrawn arrived her,,
lAat week, haNina heea assieNea ta
tAia place m the Meat NiNgmia An
= RNal Canfarenee Of the \. N, T..
Church, rev. THROWN Ia At ppeaeRs
STAYING ~ the Aame Of Nv ana Mira
das, Wade
TheMas faNlNF, prinioNai at Vie,
teria School, Was AZ ctarksaNrs Sas-
TaaS.
dAs, a lNaN's ID laSt&& a cement
walk in FRONT at his pTapeFN ON
Main street ,aAm i>aNlar ia also
preparing 50 laN A cement Walk IN
fr&Rt Of his property.
PFesidiNg klaeN Rev, u. 4 pawNa
held Quarterly &>aRfeFenae At me
A. AZ. h, fANs~h MaRday Ai4hs,
-William CsHasmaA, 81 $hiAnssah>
ia the 9Nest os MA auas, Mira. ElleA
Lowry. Nv. CHAIRMAN has heen sieS
for the MAJ maasa> AND came hare
hNRfNs sha change wx>AlA pc HaHe
Reias,
Rev. \ Sn,>>t>s Ma At NskNa
SATURDAY AMI SAaaAN.
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make the TEaSaiug School pr@soe@gcy
worth $3S,@ @@, decided TO rhe Ne
Gi@mal ComsemtScn.
a EATRRRS VExG4xy>S

"~&la have faalesa ON aaSone who
.ar7aeSsGa the Sa@@ of Peter Bam5y. o.
south RS@eSwe@as Mich, Aut ha wss
N<o@Sreesss S&&ore s&tae9s OF R&.nnsy
a0'%@0a@~ DOCTORS COULD mot help
A5nA, lAs write, "~ So at Ins4 We 60,
AaEm RAe&srde B6tteEs ama Inc nnGpr,ovses
%E n&eHH'HGnS from ta&fns sac b.atsEs:s
Gas the best kidney RasGaGcIae svay
saa~ dsae R2ehs. Tired, feeling Neg
S~afSRssss, LOSS WIT Appetite, vla-7a o,-
S>aaneF trVaceCs nhat unaE emu .=n
Gc%,TsT, d habaEEs OF Bright disease
tSsWAEe: Take KEscHaye: Bdateus amid
be safe. EVERY bottle Guaranteed
I'i9r ar a1f 8r1ag86s4s rr-8-sx
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Fftf''-4''N hi;S .skNfp EGH.tk%.

i - h*r"% ,n'i T.. IT. NnmAi1h;
v""" II, G'ipG!stSttt&.. Wsd2iese;,N uj.s}1t.
o gee Isnrt @t'jtnns IT. The Fv;-
5na.
~" snia 4p0j1e on 1iH H1riS, S,i1f,,
'f"" rf'ernoon, ah the hrtr8t }sys,iiet
}'1E"ch.
't"" Il e fouwDs, Qreaflfng. ej,h.r
? '''R 'ifHtmir' If me \ VI 1G, cgn,
ps''jV0. IL, Whiting the r'tHf>elfae i2f
>" 'dT'1orn, part If the STRIFE,
Z" "i~ J''ipGh din1er sorVrd &va.,
~ 1T 'fTi9lt Brown ~ Mt and WIS,
z -, Brown aoRers, we're, lnaa FOR
h'' y. ~. Is, ana M1's,. Glnn", Rev
mi Hr's. Seed and RY": e; Fort.
d &fiNna IL nti1Bp0sef this
VHett
"'B" itebGHGa B;i|jlHriI antantailiad
" f"n"r: SATURDAY.. fnr. Rev and
H,'s, TIirrv.
"" and Mrs, Iae, BnoiitiHr waro
$50 lOats ~, Ra~ AMI Mrs, Curry.
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NNG0Nf MINkNRs.

NzEFs4Ra E>se&aaaR kass ses Szqses Col
Retst4 fAs# week, where DE will FesAaase
h4t saatAEss.
MFss$ tls'eea M<lV&a was eahsIax e.s
9f+seaEfsa 81 Sugar Geek, $aaRkay.
Mlfs8 ttea:a &Ra. seaeAes, qs GsAea
1"e@8 sea9eh VtsiEe3 ffiaRds ID Was..
sffS7"tfs base S;aaa8dsaN,
= o. e., .-.e-. * z,,,+,, = A. ~ =.
tTf'a9a oE t:teHtqa l.. tA4hh, che Qss8sl Ter
or Wits, h'el.f1tA pfxVa,. ef Sugar, Creek
En'f Hte'tf 9efe o. she besaaxsa sasaX fv
Nave E4:e sHht4faG4X Is Eass elag4Fe com
MUMMY
-Mf: aa4 NHe, Ia,;& Cooper, % Sessxa,r
>fs'esfs. afe sh,e aaRinx parents III .
oa9.H 8iH'.
mrs, tatt@<H., u, 4444& tes. was sao,,~
5'Aa n N2aas tFeae,. SATURDAY..
MS, ftatlfs Green btas purchased 4
lttt@RQ!ha Piama
NJ y" 1"sb:A:s.s ~ E1js llisErirC asa
'<?HHee'>ft ~ be afeseag 81 she Rsa. X
H'a::e' %n4&h viii :e1txea: at tltl9 Fvo
III snte 40lh i2t.&a.
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sAyias s.sA,m ~ IS sks..s w.da...

ttssskS ., y.se~s'tt1gs
day, ]: y 1,;'ssS = =, 8
Mira. Rachel Lamb. OF Paris. K,..
. visisinw her son. Dan ,rasler.
Mrs, Rsbecea Preston, Mrs. Min
ME ttarris and MrsSstMery prestoa
had a. their guests Monday at am
ner at the homo OF Mrs, Reo>ees
Preston Rev, and Mrs. Curry,
Mira, Thomas Jennings spent Last
week visiting trtendsA In Columbus,
Ohio, W --'
Misses Sarah and Della Williams
entertained number OF friends
"Wednesday at their homo on the
South Side with q Dutch lunch, { =
Mls, i, II, Taylor hAs been serl-
oNsly IN FOR several weeks at her
home on Bradford ST,
4 slight Improvement Ia reported
IN the condition of Mrs, Mary i,
BROOKE, Jacobs st,
Mira, Cora Anderson Is reeovertnE
from \ two wee&s' Mevere Ulness>
Mica Rosalxnde Friend. OF Cnstt,
t@te, was the guest Of MIRA T. Il,
h@Sh several days this week.
Mrs, Anna Gilmore and Mr. AN,
seM Neal, late OF Cuba, were quietly
married. Tuesday evening, at the
rome at the bride Rev H. A. May.
hew aft,etatsa, They viii make their
home With the brides father, Cole,
HtaA haMMo0a, l%@l Utah Ave-,
West Side
Mrs, Nan Brown Ia seriously a.
At the heme Of her dauxhter> Mrs.
Charles tuM>
Mira l. NJ, CSrper, who has heea
very H. Is able 10 leave her hea,
Mira Annie BrewAley> who has
been visiting her SeA,, Or D. =,
afewnleN, nor several weeks, rxs.ess,
ed to her henae at Frtneesea> a. J.,
Sunday
For h@me>ese&ea meals eaN "a
Miss h J, Smith, Hotel BROWN Cafe
OYSTERS served In every ssSte. Adv
Mr. and Mrs, G. W. HNSa save a
reception Friday evening" Of last
week. in Aeaer Of Dr. r. H. Paas, o.
Nasavilse> Teaa>> at their Nome ea
Morris St.
Miss MaNae WaazeS easestss@s>s
the Junior CLASS OF the Garnet AssA
S2A&G>s> Monday ereaiA8. al her A@aSSs
On n@aaally st.
e. s. MiteAeAs> s. H. &&ss aaa
W. H. Lowry q lAst&s &se\ We've ia
sAe city Sunday - =
Miss l., O., hap&tas sssAs Eas
%eeA,&A& al &astksSS@.
Miss &aS&e NSa@S is exsae&&as aAs
saSa>wsas Xs@as aa&Ees s@ he men
Asests sAe &sst Of next week: Msssass
Mary Gss&@a> Of veseata: Max
Giles OF hAsa&sase; Grace WasASss,,
TON and Nestae Saasa u Pae&ees>
AaSs.
Miss Moss ebay Is making hey
Aa4sAe with SlE:. and Mrs. fRearx
Burke Gsa&feF@ ST. Il -,--------
Mr. and Mrs CIV, lsa&&ms, Of
ss&nsSsss@a, are eXaeesa&aaA the city
Saturday to be the GUESTS OF MIR. aas
Mrs j. W. E&Rey. g.
Mrs vi. j., Lakewood w4Ga be hqssa
es$ 20 7Ae fsaaaSeSesaeRe League FRI
day exeakR8> at the Aeaae OF MINIS
w q Tsea4s8, LEXIS ST.
NJ, e.. Faas&sx ami NE&sa Enaaase
&FrtN ~@4@ aafeSRS maaHaea FhaHs-
day evening".
CAaS: BaF&e and Miss Bessie Cole.
aA&Ha were married TAarsaaaS evening"
az the horne OF 2ar. and Mrs. JAS.
Page, Bradford street.
Mrs. Maa&e CAaYsRa Is aaN al her'
lh@aas Oh Q&afr&er street.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1911-11-16

T'
S4aaesS. THE Negro went off amt ~
tar@s& wSaA pSs4ea, bias &pom see6a.s
am eSkesr APPROACHING sArvw tine
W&aRsa1Es S@t@ a harrea nearby a4<>
was aaeseere& Inn this AsSwsv@Ts zagf
arrested with tie above result
Aaa tAeearchste &aSts+,r s,,a., ,.:..
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1911-11-16

NfAsEe C'tay 3:>A, MO- BAD his assA
broken GA tha s4AqAe WeaReaday, il
at the SAeA @,~+es ArnAs fsosRtsaA .pA
Is faassoyfa8 sal}iafX.
Miss $steAha Rohast, 81 Chen NJ tasa>.
IS here vfs&tfR.s Attsa hpEa $2AYeA
'fUlA GH&k+a,. ~ <HA2SA. Creek w.
here E&4*t&7ss 81. fNtHfao&
Mia. NasEhA MFteheAf aaf Mra
MaFaha S'tafsH. Of sfsBh$>8Fx, Ra., as.a
>a'se Sfs&Bi2a8 relatives.
NfFa b. $. Moods, oS M4s4 W.;
here &Tj92t. fa ire i4sefesa o. sH~
NfRsahQR Wo-& WhHAe aexe sllAA Was
the H7ra'. - M"s b h, Esa8.FHeH
AEFa. E3.h41t tl.lfces Of h;as!tA ~4s
7eSe Hi>>l,.eJs Ma. Matt $ataita, Ni4ls-
day.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1911-11-16
AGENTS NATYarn

10 hamdlH% Tine very best prWyDeaniOQ.
Ahs@Eaia a1Hnraissfoa allowed. WORK
H1s -1lscaa-=tpas s;;tn4aGahta EnaH IMP
f@IaS3hhDn write Mir. A.. R.. Stewart,
'Tiasslseges lrEsH5t1ate, <agan1a.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1911-11-16

~f1ttjtr'jtt &hHsG}h Nvt2e>, ---l,es. X
T'aja, st3erirtt4nrlsna Ut the Na-
0;-'7'i, e;fts Rsstssr94esf t'Ps,ftissss
F'ce, With heaastHanters ct Nashville,
Nehh, preached q HqrH able. sSSru9o1
- Simpson vi. g, Church.. SUNDAY
h"rnlnA N7,s. Bgl.Harf lewis and
NGt*s .!'<a;teacs Williams were akified
- ne choir urge. ~, a1a Qonfrfj%aae
Gjt hrain, @pdroasd},r ,i2irt Tho
~ 1|:.1c& a1of'tN> rontiE,Jr>, ~
.'"." + 'r,..i'n"i~. arr a>trn;s, pre-
=. - ~ $-trj-;l ?r.,,aaaista.r ~.
- % E',:}" ii rat von'S at t.he
">1:r'F':"" - H.0's. 'r.nr hotviR; lEs,cN
Ii
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-03-14
The Best Cough Syrup Is
Easily Made at Home
Costs Little and Acts Quickly.
Money Refunded If 1t Fails.

This recipe makes a pint of cough
pared with ordinary cough remedies.
ing cough-in a hurry, and is splendid
for sore lungs, asthma, hoarseness and
other throat troubles.
with Il pint OF warm water, and stir
Pinex ESQ cents WORTH in pint bottle
and add. the Sugar Syrup. Take a
teaspoonful every one, two or three
hours. Tastes good.
This takes right hold Of q cough and
ulates the appetite and is slightly lax
ative-both excellent features.
Pinex, as perhaps you know, Is the
of Norway white pine extract, rich in
guiaicol and other natural healing pine
elements.
No otner preparation will do the
work of Pinex in this recipe, although
the sugar syrup, IL desired.
Thousands of housewives in the
United States and Canada now use
this Pinex and Sugar Syrup recipe.
This plan has often been initiated, but
the old successful formula has never
been equaled. It's low cost and quick
results have made it very popular.
A guaranty of absolute satisfaction, or
money promptly refunded, goes with
this recipe. Your druggist has Pinex or
will get 1t for you. If not, send to The
Pinex Co., Fort Wayne, Ind. <s.,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-03-14
Rescue Home Is
Well Organized

On North Tacoma avenue near
Tenth is a big we'll furnished
house that promises to play an
important part in the rescue work
of young girls in this section. II
is a rescue home, recently started
by the newly incorporated Tacoma
Rescue Home association to help
save young girls from the way
ward life.
The movement is supported by
private subscription and is thor
oughly organized with Frank L.
Stocking president; Rev. F. II.
Groom, vice president; U. e. Har-
mon, treasurer, and Mrs. S. S.
Healy, secretary.
Already several girls are In the
Institution receiving instruction to
fit them to take positions as DO
mestics or in other walks of life,
where they may ibe free from the
Vaccinations of the white SLAYER.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-03-14

body will about city an
dress in the stadium the
Owing to fact that weather outlook somewhat
chance have the address MADE IN
conditions this
uar plan.
Saratoga convention he
undenably Is
bad element Yet
in national afars and
capacity which he appear Con-
Roosevelt
national election rolls around.
of Mr.. Poindexter RooseVet
mapped
uous which a frstd not include this CITY,