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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1911-01-13
WANTED, experienced hands and learners
for silk mill. New Hope Silk Mill IT.

TIMOTHY SEED-Choice yecleaned timo-
thy seed now ready. Alfred IL. Holoombe,
Lambertville, N. j.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1911-01-13

Ask for and insist on having Lam
bertville Puffs Best cigar anywhere
for the money.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1911-01-13
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF THE
.ambertYilIe National Bank

at Lambertville, in the State of New Jersey
at the close of business, January 2, 1911.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-01-12
9io5eian=M a@rt@tem

3 @eftern, Mittmo6, Na6mtttae
fa,to in ser bild0fliden &eiioen5 un=
ter 0en1 &oriib beS bo@m'1ten 8i=
idpfs Srpbec sic 9ireftoren Ser
lammlung 0es in ser 9io5e|e belteben-
sen 8rieiterpereinS itatt; nab 6leler
@eriomlung traten Sic &onll1ltoren
oes 8iidofs 5ur 8eratbnng 5rlamme1.
s. Die innere Mrbelt at Ser 1euen,
itattliben ct. 8onifa5il1s S4ule IN
Melroie lit jebt nabe5u -poaenoet; Die
5dreiner meroen big Mitte Ser $50
DIE nit ibrer Mrbeit fertig; Sic 5duf=
pllte jino an Srt u11o Steae nn0 Biz
gnoe naditer @ode miro alt6 Ste
M%uflteullng 0ieier &l1lte gel6eben
iein, 10 ooB no6 Mnnabnte oeS bodJm.
8farrers g. &i6ter ser ltnterri6t in
Sem neuen Sha1lgebaroe innerbolb 2
8oden oufgenommen peroen fam.
Sic @eibe ser ct. 8onifa5ius= Sdyule
lit in Sen Monat sunni perldoben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-01-12

ldoit oui ireicn SUP gelallen mnroe.
- Irol, &otbarina @eder, melde
Dor tinigen Mpuoten I'M ct. Solepbs
Nltenbeiu lmtergebraht ml1roe, ut
oolelblt inn Sitter pom 81 Sabrell am
Samltog Mbeno geltorben. %on lD=
rem IDdteru muroe sic 9eid)e sur @e=
croiol,na uod Gelo,1o gebrad)t.
Sic iSirn1a @ebriiOer Malls,
me(d,e arf ser Sltieite cin Metgerge=
ld]aft betrieb, bnt lid) nad) %gegen1e1t1=
oelll llebereiufommen mtfgelolt. gf1e.
Mous lit m,s1etrcteu, u1b Sobn Mmts
miro oos Neiddft m,f leinen 9ton1el1
ul(cil1 mcitcr fiibren.
Ser 0%ru1eupereilr Ser oelltl1=
cuouacliihcll Irieoeasgemcinoe blelt
Ipunerltug lcste @od)c lire Sabres=
perianuullu,g >rno er>pdblte folgenoe
@eolntcu: Irolt S. 3ertler, Eralioen<
tin; Trm1 Mario Sooner, %ice=Nrolt=
oentiu, Irou Heter Sd)ieoinger, Sc
frctarin; 6rou Hetcr 6oltmcr, Sdot=
ulci1terin.
SITTER @abrIheinlihfeit nod
mcroen IN, 6reitaa Sic 9ernofrate11
ser 0cgislotur, mclde lid III Ser M}il1=
oerbcit befil1oen, eincu vGoncl's" bal-
ten be5iiglid ser Mnbl zines Staots=
lcnotpreu ols 9fabfolger bon Senator
Glupp. Sic 9enofraten boben Oa5ll
olrh ,lidt sic cnt ferrtel lite @%elcgenbeit,
uber 0enl1oh miro es ols cine Gbre be-
trodtet, bon oen in ser Minoer5ab(
1th befinoenoen oempfrntilden Slit
gel ser 2egislotur in @ctrabt ge5o=
qe1 sit meroen. Senator S. 9. Sui
lipon befinoet iid) inter 0ieie n ge=
por5ugten, u1o, mie es ibm 5ar @bre
ouaerednnet miro 10 erfennt ntdt mint
Ser bos Seinr oes Senatoren, ct.
G(ouo, oarin cine @bre.
= BUR 6relt0e Ser Gltern lteQte
iih @fitt>po9 in Ser 6amilie 6eS alS
&olirer ser 6irlt Mationol Banf an=
9e1tenten Serrn @. IS. Smitb Elm
nieolides Ma0den Elm. MDge es Sen
begliidten gltern itets MIR JrellO1
maiden!
- @oilenridter q. $. &laien be=
gob iid nod ct. Gal11, no er ii6 &C.
ltern an ser Sabresperi ammlung Der
NohloBridter oes Stoates betbeilig=
te.
- 5dobmeilter Gbri1t S6mitt
fcbrte Mittmod Morgen BON Souf
Centre 5l1riid, mo- er ami Mbenoe Dor
fer Sic S%nlta1ation Ser 8eomten oes
in 6ronflin Gountp'S @al1ptita0t be-
iteber1Nen ct. Saul 60riterbofes por=
nobn1.
= Senator Sobn 9. 5uqipan BON
bier fat inn senat cine @eiebespprla=
&c eingereidt, melde poriie6t, oob
tiiroerbin bei ser @rrihtu1g nel1er
@eb0l,oe I'M Stnate, Minnel ota'S Ell
gene Steine gebrauht iperoen ionen.
- 9ienitag Morgen bielten Sic &C.
tie,1i1baber Ser 6irlt Mationol @anf
fire Sabresperi ammlung. Sci Ser
@abl mur0en Sic Qltcn 3ireftoren l1n0
@eamten b%eibebalteu. Ser Surplus
Ton0s ml,roe Inn $4,000 erbobt, n1o
oie nidt 5lr gertbeill,ng g%elangte11
Erofite errei1ten cine glei6 bobe
Sl1n11te.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-01-12

gislatur= Mitglieoern 5l1getDeilt NOR
oen: @ollfen llno @anflpei en; &ege
uno @riicfen; Muffoufen; Staats-Nor-
mai ldMle,1 Stoats=gr5icDunDsmlltal=
ten.
st. MntIuny.
Sl,lius @odcl ulo %. 9lunc iino
lettc ISOLDE init ibrer gisernte fir Sic
Sbonfmirtbibuft luo sic 9lltterfa=
BRIT iertig geporoen. - Sci Garl &o=
ocmadcr u,lo bel @nl. Iabef itcltc
lid) lette ISOLDE ie ein mnlntcrer 9tab=
fDImmling ei>,. @liif oo5u! - SSn ser
6arnilie Sulins 8od}el limo 5mei Slit
ser an ser 2unge1lent5iinounlg er=
franft. - 2ebten Sonntag mllroc
bcilm @odon1te sic &irdenred)m1ag
perlelcl, bel meld)er @elege1beit Der
Hforrer sic crireltlide Nod)ridt brud=
te, bab I'M ere @emeinoc jebt aub 81
sen l%dutloenfreien Ser Tio5elc 9ere6=
net meroen fana,1pas 0ont oen 9enii=
bllugcn uni ercsYforrperlpci ers 9rom=
m%1enldJenfel unb Oem ppferpl0ige1l
Weilte Ser Ncgueinoemitglicocr Dor slb=
ld)lub ocs p%ergul1genen Sagres l lto11=
SC gebrod]t NOR. Sbenoreill be,i!oen
iid) nod $3.50 iii Ser @emeinoefalle.
- '@pdpp. SEER 8romn1e1l d}cnfel be-
gob iid pe%rgongenen Montog nad)
Ga Grple, Mis., no CT bcinl Mltar=
bauer @ocfel einc &u115el fir mnlerc
ct. Mntoni1s= Stride beltellte. - Sic
Jrol1 oes @oltb. ScQ befinoct iid) olli
ser &ranfenliite.
MiQmppo.
1as alte So6r brahte ulls III leillel1
letten Iugel1 nod eine lciolide Sdlit-
tenbobn l11o in Sos 11el1e gil1g cs per
S6littel1 llto per @agen bi11eil1,
oerunodb sic s(l1tos i'm Nor6en gum
5tillltono gebrad)t iino. = @ie es
ldeint, fat bic 3epre1ion I'M Ilelld)=
6anoel geraoe lange genug angebal=
ten, Tim Sen lteberiduB Der Ero0u5en:
ten in Sen &iblralume1 a%b5ulogern
3os altc 2ieo, oos lmgeanoert IN Der
3eitrngen erid)icn, miro balo mieoel
crtorell, 1lrto oie vGooen5" mirl
mpb( al,sl1abnnsmeile mieOer einlg}
perl1ti1Oerte Giertcl ooer pergr0Bert(
Ier5cl1 int Ileii6preii e nad) obel
bringen. - Ginige midtigc grleoi:
gurgen iteben in1 Stooi>1m Ser Mild.
prpol5cl1ter1, 81 rcd)t pielc cll1lebcn
ooB sic Sous eparotorel1 bas lle6er:
gelpidt g%elpinnelt, >1no sob Dos Mild:
fo6rrn, oos 10 redt 5eitral1belo lin
Die Grealreries berltn benNrft meroe1
fam, i'm 8aloe ser Gergongenbeit at
gebDrel1 miro.
Gullegcpillc.
6rans Simmer5 BON Ml6erta, ga
nooa, lit BEL ieinen bier m%obnen0el
9riioern ar1f @clud). gr mar Ser glild
lide @eminner bes Eferoclpannes
meldes iei11 @r21oer Soiepb an1 Neu
%jo9rstagc %ol,sloien lieB. -2ouis @ar
tig begob lid) lette @odje nad Gol>
Spring, mo ibm pom @crrn Jeroi
nono Neters $25 eingebdnoigt muir:
Sen uno moo11rh Sic @rauerei6eiibel
Elm 8eripred)el1 eiltloiten, 0as lie 5u1
&erbellerlung Ser @ege I'M Sopn Sol
legepiQe madten.
YaDncspiQc.
81. @ilon lit pom leiner Dor $50:
d)en nod SEM Often ar1getretener
Sour, mo- er oas Mngenebme NIT SEN
Niibli6en perba!1o, inoem CT in mebr
reren ser be item @ospitdler l1nldol
Gielt uno leinen &iliensourit befrie
oigte, .mieoer autf leinen1 bieiigen Sir
beitsfeloe ei%ngetroffen, l,n1 letn Der
mebrtes qr5tlides @illen gum Better
Ser l%eioenoen Me1,id)beit 81 pertper
tbel1.
8mdman.
SEER @eorg SbiQ Don ct. Entl
Gin Mitglico Oes 6n1on5fomitees Sci
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-01-12

Ser rMorbfcrn," 9unucritag, bet
&pmitees 5llgemieien porocn: Sir
@orloel ;;@ilo= Ii. 6iid)gciebe, @etreioe=
uno @aorenbmts, 3ltd)tbal1sorbelt,
Sblofuagen uno Yripatmagen-5tre=
fen.
Golo Gprius.
5rub scr idled)tcn @itterlug mar
sic an1 Montag pcrgallgener &od)c IN
ser bieligeu Staotballe gelaltene Sab=
resperi ammlllng gut beiuHt. Gem
rmterbreiteten Sobmsberid)t oes g.
fretars 5ufolge beliefen iih nit ser;
Er1Mlien bic ginnabnncn m16renD Oes
-Sabres 1900 m1f $1093.74; Die ipe-
5ielle Miiebments bradten $2916.80
Elm, pdibreno sic Muslagc1 Sic Sum=
me Don $1515.t9 erreid)ten, oenge=
m1B iib am gnoe 0es Sabres eine
@ilor5 bon 14O1.6 81 in Der @creins=
fnlle porfan0. Sir 5elterihooen BE-
5oblte sic @el eQld@nft I'M Sabre 1910
sic Slmrn1e bon $SS5.50 altS; Scr
&erlidcrun1asbetrng lit $685. 95 &C.
gen $81O,854 6es &%oriabres. Holi=
cen mltroel in 1910 I'M @ol15en It's
ol1sgeiteut, lnS Sic Mitglieoldoft III
urf 45S geitie9en. MQe @eamten l1n(
9ireftoren 0es altell Sabres MURDER
b%eibebolten.
2ittle Sails.
~. q. @iQianS, ein MitglieO Sci
Negeutenbeb0roe Ser Staats=ltniperii
TIT, peld)er cine Iarm nobe ser Stao:
beiibt ltno betrei6t> fat int Monat 3e
5en16er cine genal1e Gerrebnltng iibel
feline aus fiinf5e6n SSerlep=&iiber
beiteben0c !@eer9e gefiibrt. Sir 9rt
terfett ollein nobn1 ct $1O2.1 Is Elm. 81
ne @ltb gob int 6eiagtent Monat GO;
Quart Mild BEL 6l,tterfolten bon So
Sic Mild Sic er &ub wrrOe I'M 9e
toilberfol1f SIT Z Gents per Quar-
$43.61 einbrtnger1.
Suit Ecntrc.
3eplttp=gSaroen Soiepb MiQer ia
sic Gcrbaftuug bon perldieoenen Ger
lpllc.1 pprQenprlTltell, ncld1e 1id Sc
ge,e,miorigeu 6i|1erei iduloig mad)
ten. Sic Mdrner mltroen lduloig Re
fulroen un0 m1Bte je0er $40 Straf
erleger Sn 1910 lpur0en 20 Dol
Differ perbaftete Ser omen lpegcn &c
,1al1nten &ergebsns p%erl1rt6eilt. = 81
nc il1nge 1Srou 3at in ibren 8emiibllll
gen, 0el1 ibr lrodl gan5 fur5er Gb
ol1rd)gegangeueI1 0otten m.f5ufin0en
grfolg gebobt, nadoem lie lelblt 81
NoQe zines 9eteftips gelpielt unO l.
Gage lang Sic @obnung 6es ltngetrell
Ell in Chicago iihermadt batte, llno ii
fat feline Gerbaitnltg inter ser Se
ldyuloigung Ser Gerlaliuug ermirft
Nngebli6 lit ont 81. Nopenber 1917
0as 5mol15ig Sabre alte Sri. aat6ari
no Sfaparb in Sauf @entre nit Sen
% Sabre often Malter &nopp getral1
mor0elt, mel6er oamalS inn @auie Sc
Sdnpeiter bon Sri. S6mars mobnte
mdbreno er ols Gipilingenieur mi
&ermelilu1geu 6el6aftigt mar. = &e
pr6lentant S. 6. Minnette lit BOZ
Spreder 9rtnn folger0en 2egislatur
&omitees 5l1getbeilt moroen; 8emii
gu11gen; @ergiitl1ng 0ffentlider 8e
amten; @etreioe= nn0 @aarenbaul er
Staatsfoir; Stoats= Normali9ulen
Staats= gr5ie6ltngsi6ulen.
TuleD.
Ser Stoliener Sam @l1iio, pe(de
inn October bon Ser ct. Bol1ler Eoli
sci in Ser u@l1fet Of 8looo" Wirtb
ld)oft nit Sen beioen &inoern Ser ga
milie Moider bon Mopbem 2afe auf
gefltnoen mor0en lit, melde er aus if
rem @ouie meggelodt batte, fat ii6 Sc
gntfiibrung idul0ig befannt uno Il
pom &reisri6ter 5oplor na6 Sem 81
Glol1o Stoots= &e formatoriltm geidid
moroelr. - 9oren5 8iesnielpsfi Il
BON Spreder'I Gum nahitebenoen Sc
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-01-12

Sul1tll1e
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-19
Only Woman Ever Elected to
Assembly IS Visitor in
Salt Lake.

"A ERS. Mary Godatt Bcllamy, a
MH prominent club woman of Lara
wi mie, Wyo., who is the guest
Of Mrs. ". ri. Bntz, $50 South
Sixth East street, is the only woman
ever elected to the legislature in Wyo-
ming. Mrs. Belamy is at present a
member of the Wyoming assembly,
having attended her first session last
winter. Mrs. Bellamy was elected rs a
Democrat in an overwhelmingly Re
publican county. attcsting her unusual
popularity,
''1t was unique experience said
Mrs, Bellamy to Il representative of
The Tribune "to be the only woman
in body of mon. but L was treat cd
with every consideration, | was able
to get some legislation through IN
which ! was much Interested, For IN
stance. ] succeeded in aiding to OBJ
tain an appropriation for an Industrial
school for the young inmates OF the
state prison, which was much needed,
since it was n shame TO have boys OF
such tender age associated with hard
ened criminals. Another appropriation
] WAS Instrumental in getting The lcgis-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-19
Is the World Growing Better?

Many things 90 to prove that it is.
The way thousands are trying to help
others is proof Among them is Mrs.
W. w. Gould. of Pittsfeld. n H. Find
ters, she now advises other sufferers,
everywhere. to take them. For years
I suffered with stomach and kidney
trouble.' she writes. EVERY medicine
1 used failed till I took Electric Bit,
tiers But this great remedy helped me
wonderfully They'll help any WON
an. They're the best tonic and finest
liver and kidney remedy that 8 made.
Try them. You III see. SOC at Schramm-
johnson Drugs. five stores.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-19

Iature to make was d liberal ono for a
humane society.
81 was county superintendent of
schools for several wears in my county.
and was twice solicited TO make the
race for state superintendent, but de
cliued, since T have n husband and two
children and did not want 10 leave
home ns much Of tho duties of that of
flee would have required. ] was nomi-
mated by the Democrats of Albany
county tor tho legislature by acclam
ton, and though the county usually
goes Republican. | was elected by 2
large majority.
81 am the only politician in my
family. Ny husband takes no stock III
politics. although he formerly held the
office of surveyor general of Wyoming
by virtue Of being civil engineer.
''I was formerly president OF the
my club association which caused me to
have tho vital interest in public qucs
tions that led me into politics.
'tThe women Of Wyoming have had
suffrage for forty-two wears, and as
am the only woman ever elected to the
legislature in that state. il shows that
suffrage does not necessarily make
women aggressiyc.'
Mrs, Bellamy is southern woman
having been born i'll Missouri, and is
modest and unassumipg In her manner
quiet voice and evidently owes her sue
cess in politics TO her wise counscls
rather than to aggressive publicity.
Mrs, Bcllamv and Mrs. Biutz were
school mates in Laramie. where Mrs
Biutz lived in her girlhood, Mrs
Biutz is ono Of the leading members of
the Salt Lake Ladies Literary club.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-19
Cut This Out
Recipe that Breaks Cold In Day
and Cures Any curabIe Cough.

Prom your druggist get half ounce
OF Concentrated Pine compound and two
ounces of t;lycerine. Take these two in
sredients homo and put them into a half
pint Of good whiskey; shake we'll and use
III doses OF one 10 two tcaspoonfuls after
each meal and nt bed time" Smaller
doses 10 children according TO age. But
be sure 10 get only the genuine (GIobe)
Concentrated Pine. Each half ounce bot
tie comes in - sealed tin screw TOP case
Il YOUR druggist does not have IL he Will
quickly get ~. Many mixtures are OF
large quantity and cheaper bur II Is risky
10 experiment This formula comes from
a reliable doctor and Is certain This
was FIRST published here six years ago and
local druggists say II has been in con-
xtant demand ever since.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-19

Comparative weather data at Salt Lake
City, November is, 1911;
Highest temperature today was 90 de-
grees; highest temperature in this month
since 1874 was "a degrees: lowest tenn
pcrature last night was y degrees; low
est temperature this month since 1874 was
2 degrees below zero; mean temperature
for today was 81 degrees. normal tenn
pcratlirc WAS 80 degrees; accumulated dc
'ncicncy since the first OF the month is
"a degrees; accumulated deficiency since
January I is l0l degrees.
Relative humidity at 6 A. IN. today was
~ per cent, relative humidity at p. m.
today was &c per cent
Total precipitation for the twcntyfour
hours ending at p. m was none: total
precipitation for this month TO date Is
134 inches; accumulated excess for this
month To date Is SO OF inch: total
precipitation since January to date is
i3 SO inches; accumula ted deficiency since
January | is IS OF an inch.
Sun rises Al J:20 n. nj. and sots at
5:07 u m. November 10. 1911.
WEATHER OBSERVATIONS.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-19
Cast College Club Play.

The College club play TO DO given
December | Mt Whitney ball, Second
avenue and A street. promises to he a
great success. IL is for the benefit OF
the college loan fund. which ens bles
Young women to secure "A college ednca-
tion on their own responsibility. The
east is composed OF members Of the
College club The title of the play Is
"a Bold Stroke for Husband. The
PLAYERS in the order of their entrance
are as follows:
Don Carlos. who has Ncaried o. the
bonds OF matIimouy. ...,.....,.-s
. ...... Miss Florence Jennings
Pedro, servant 10 Laura .....,..... ,,,,-
........ ......... Miss h"trinc MINIS
Don Julio. who is beloved without his
knowledge ....-... Or, KUN 'ilhar"
Laura. an adventures. Miss Edna Coates
Ninnette servant 10 olivia. ..,....-..
........... Miss Ruth Storcr
t.aSuer servapt IN Caesar. ...........
.............. Miss Dorothy Neocr
bon Caesar, who wishes his only
tlauehter to marry ...,....s' -.
nm. .......M Miss Alice H. Rowe
Don Garcia, suitor to Olivia ...:,...
.........A Miss Katherine Forester
Donna Olivia. daughter to Caesar.
....... ...:...... Miss Rose CASSIDY
Donna Victoria wife of Don Carlos
ami cousin In olivia. .,.,.....,-.
............M Mrs. g. H. Armstrong
Don Vincenrio suitor 60 olivia -.
........... Miss Grace Bailey
Don Nasquez. neishbor To Caesar.:.
.........,... Miss Dora SoEuc
Donna Marcella, daughter of Vas
umoz. -. .....Miss Marion Nosc
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-19

'I do not believe there is any other
medicine so good for whooping cough
as Chamberlain Cough Remedy"
writes Mrs, Francis Turpin, Junction
City. Ore. This remedy is also unsur,
passed for colds and Group. For sale
by all dealers.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-19
Y. w. G. A, in New Quarters.

The Y. ". c. A. moved to its ncw
quarters in the Continental Bank
building Monday. The opening of the
cafeteria Friday was auspiclous. Prep
arations had been made for large
crowd but many had 10 bc turned
away. The new dining room is large
one and will furnish adequate accom-
modatiou for large daily patronage.
Opening from thc dining room on fnc
southwest is tea room, which VIII nc
used for private parties. The library
aud office adioin tine ten room, occupy
ing the front Of the building, inc
rooms are furnished in harmonious
shades of brown.
The educational CLASSES will be. cspc-
ciallN pushed since the association ~
in lis new quarters and now classes
will be formed The work VIII be
advanced along all lines. with more
adequate accommodations and growth
both in the number of members and
tho efficiency of all of the assocla-
tiou S efforts.
vespcr services will he held for the
first time in the new rooms this lttcr'
noon at o'clock Mrs. W. W. Reese
will give talk and Mrs. w. j; Gun
ningham will sing The Girls Friend
ly society will be hostesses.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-19

" HE benevolent clubs and church
societies Of Salt Lake are busy
preparing for Christmas sales
aud bazars. Fair fingers arc cx-
pcrtlv plvine the needle in fashioning
clever gifts for Christmas. which will
prove boon To women who like hand
made gifts and do not have the time
or talent for making them Then the
charity aud church funds will be aug,
mcuted by the sales. Chicken and
turkey dinners aud lunchcons also will
be features OF these sales so that the
busy Christmas shoppers Will not have
to tronblc 10 do any cooking At home
The first weeks of December VIII be
given to tho Christmas bazars. as there
arc enough 10 laSi many DAYS.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-19

The Lloyd alliance gave its regular
monthly luncheon at Unity hall We'd
nesday 1t was decided to give a
chicken dinner on December 10,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-19

gave n paper on "Carpaccio and Gina
dc Concgliano.'
The p +. o sisterhood met Satur.
day afternoon with Miss Anna Y
Decker, 553 East Second South street
A review OF "Diaz, Master of Mex.
leo, was given by Mrs. J. Il. Schreck
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-19

afternoon with Mrs. Thomas W. Sloan,
26l Second avenue. "Francc Under
Louis Napoleon was the topic for the
afternoon and was discussed by Mrs.
Eugene Hills.
Circle No ) OF the Ladies Aid So
ciety of the First Methodist church met
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Hisc IN
the Woodruff apartments. 1t was de-
cided to have n meeting every TWO
weeks and tho feature of a book review
will be added to the meetings.
The Lloyd alliance gave its regular
monthly luncheon at Unity hall we'd
nesday. 1t was decided to give a
chicken dinner on December 10,
The Woman's s club met Tuesday at,
ternoon with Mrs. Anna l.. Young, 536
East Third South street, The pro
gramme for the afternoon was fnr'
nished hv Mrs. George Gatrell. who
gave some original stories and verses
Mrs Gatrel has taken several prizes
in literary contests for her verse and
stories Refreshments were served,
The Ladies Aid society of the Ilift
Methodist church gave pleasing
| musical and literary entertainment mt
tic residence OF Mrs. IL. Bonncmort,
7I6 East South Temple street Thurs
day night. The following well-known
artists furnished the programme; MIS-
! Edward McGurrin. harpist; Miss Leo
more Morse soprano soloIst; Mrs,
Henry kirkham. soprano sololst; Miss
! Ethel Nettleton. pianist; Mrs, +, +
| Thornton, accompaDist; Mrs, Anna
! Adams. dramatic reader and the vii
| son hotel orchestra. comrosed of Miss
! Sylvia Hurd, Miss Eva Ioungdalc and
Miss Marion Matthews. under the d.
rection of Miss Ethel Nettleton The
Rev, Ransom r. Nichols gave short
| address on "The Hero.
The Seekers Literary club meet Tues
day afternoon with Mrs. w. ID. GIllott
| 9l3 West Second South street. The les
sor from Greek Life in the Bay View
reading course was given and the
magazine review was on ''Canova, the
Father of Modern Art. - Mrs. b. r
Owen read 'Thc Coliseum by By
| ron.
Mrs l. D. Kaipp gave an address on
"Thc Civic Duties of Women at a
meeting of the Ladies AID society OF
the Emmanuel Baptist church Thursday
afternoon.
The art section of the Ladies Lit.
| crarv club met Wednesday morning mt
the clubhouse. Mrs. j. W. Delano
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WEATHER FORECAST

Weather forecast for Salt Lake City
and the state OF Utah-Fair Sunday ana
Monday.
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Circle No. j of the Ladies Aid So
ciety OF the First Methodist church
will meet Thursday afternoon with
Mrs. Pearl M. Randall in the Miller
apartments. \ book review will he
given by Mrs, William Mason.
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Mrs. I. D. Kaipp gave an address on
"Thc Civic Duties of Women at a
meeting of the Ladies Aid society OF
the Emmanuel Baptist church Thursday
afternoon.
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The poets section of the Ladies' Lit
erary club will meet Monday afternoon
at $50 o'clock with Mrs. j. W. De
lano in the Brausford. Mrs. II. II.
Frame will give review Of Maeter-
linck' IS MARY Magdalene.' Miss
Linda .Iessup will give extracts from
1.-The Life Of the Bee
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The art section of the Ladies Lit.
crarv club met Wednesday morning mt
the clubhouse. Mrs j. W. Delano
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An Interesting programme has been
arranged for the next meeting of the
current events and current literature
section Of the Ladies' Literary club
Friday. December j. "The Great and
the Near Great in Art. Literature and
Science is the title of the programme
II includes sketches of Maetcrlinck by
Mr.. W. II. Tibbas. OlGa Lagerhof by
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Mrs. William Igleheari IS Tuesday
morning at Rowland hall this week will
be devoted to the study of Ibsen and
his prose dramas. The following week
the Griog music from the drama by
Miss Lorecn Lcary.
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afternoon with Mrs. Thomas W. Sloan,
col Second avenue, France Under
Louis Napoleon WAS the topic for the
afternoon and was discussed by Mrs.
Eugene Hills.