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The herald., 1911-08-10
PERSONALS
AND OTHERWISE

--s-A
: renpox has been awarded the
~; for the erectio" Of an engine
- '''s' corner IDerviIIe and Alexander
Andrew WorIey is summer
! With Hon. chas. Han'e'S family at
n Baylot and two children, of
BROAD street, and Miss Julia
hal are guests of their aunt and
NJ and Mrs. J. Dufau of Ans
We. They will remain a month.
~. Benlnate and family are
,.,dipg the balance Of the summer at
T. Rooney and wife left
"a ,.r on the steamer Proteus for
= York and Canada. They will be
me three weeks
Martin KOning and wife left Satur-
:, New York to spend some time.
r.,d sadler returned Saturday
N an extended tour through the
and the Southwest, in the inter
: 4 the Johnson Iron Works.
| s,ustOr Robert o'Connor entertain
number of iurists. attorneys and
AIRS at a dinner at Cieutats Creole
...,rapt at the Crescent City
r..ehterhouse Saturday afternoon.
~ conclusion of the feast the
~ inspected the Chalmette slip and
-.,,eap Sugar Refinery's plant.
Asse present, besides Senator O'Con-
!, xere Justice W. B. SOmerville of
s supreme court, Judge John st.
hul AZ the court of appeals, Judges
Z skinner and H. Porter Parker of
4. evil district court, Attorneys Ar
nu Landry and L. Fred Landry and
ynss Sebastian and William F. Roy.
lOuisw. Peterson left Tuesday for
End,ease Park to join his wife and
rk daughter, who are spending a
ruih there, the guests of Hon. A. E.
ard and family.
Ms Agnes Reaney is spending some
4, At New IBERIA with friends.
Ms Juliet Babin left Sunday night
- Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. Hoffstetter for
attended trip to Concinnati.
M Chas. Seeger presented her
u1hsnd with a fine baby girl on Sun
y morning.
Nm. ?. Stazkowski and son John
4 Sunday for Vaudeville, Mrs. Statz-
ush returning the same day, while
N viii remain a week.
NJ and Mrs. T. V. Casanova, Jr.,
u yesterday for Bay st. Louis, to be
nun Of Mrs. ]. E. Saucier.
hck Wambsgans and family have
Nd to the city on Coliseum near
Nuso. Mr.. Wambsgans has start
y I new business on the corner of
hnzine and Marengo.
Barry Clark returned from New
VI after six weeks stay.
Iddie Clark and Ernest Kokemre
~ Wednesday and Thursday at
} Sunset Camp, Milneburg.
Richard Nicholas and Wallace Chris
ntuFned home Sunday night from
hrtssase Park.
IN loan Hampton is spending
- time at Artesia, Mexico.
~ s. Perrin, of Hammond, La, is
Ting Mrs. s. Krogh of Verret
M
Ahs L. Krogh left Monday for an
Ioded trip to Minnesota.
ma W. Short presented her hus-
q With pair of twin boys on Mon
\ morning.
=. and Mrs. R. J. Coffman of Cleve-
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UNCLAIMED LETTERS

Remaining at Station A, New Or
leans postofiice, for week ending Aug.
10, 1911:
WOmen-Miss lair Bush, Mrs. Jane
Curtur, Mrs. Charleson, Mrs. Odealia
Elder, Miss Rebecker Emery, Mrs.
\. f. John, Mrs. Mary Jones, Mrs.
Virgin Royal.
Men-W. B. Annstbr, FadO Harris.
w. J. Behan, p. NJ.
Jos. w. Daniels, Supt., Sta. a.
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ianu avenue left on Tuesday for a
months stay with friends and relatives
in the central part of Ohio. Thev will
also visit Pittsburg, Pa, before 70.
turning to the city.
Misses Emma and Katia pboao.
spent the weekend at Mississinni
City, the guests of Miss Lucille Mani.
fry.
Mrs. Gus Weber and baby returned
Friday from Fort Wayne, Ind.
Mrs. Jos. Reaney will leave today
for Galveston, Tex.
Mrs. Geo. Thoele and sister Miss
Bessie Vezien, left yesterday to visit
their brother, Andrew Vezien.
Mrs. H. Renecky spent Sunday at
Amite City.
Miss Hattie Talbot has been spend
ing some time at Ocean Springs with
her aunt, Mrs. J. E. Huckins.
Mrs. Geo. Hildebrand and son AL
fred left Friday night for Houston.
Tex.
The F. o. C.'s will entertain their
friends at hayride to West End Sat
urday night.
Mich. koenig is convalescing after a
serious spell of sickness.
Mrs. Geo. Koppel and little daugh-
ter Louise returned Saturday from
Galveston.
Mrs. P. Capdevielle has returned
from visit to various points in Texas.
The many friends of Miss Hazel
Monroe are glad to hear that she has
recovered from an attack of typhoid
fever
Willie A. Whitmore is spending the
week at Clermont Harbor.
Jas. a. Talbot has been raised from
third assistant to second assistant en-
gineer on ocean steamers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aug. Kent have the
sympathy of their friends in the loss
of their little son August, whose death
occurred last Sunday morning. The
funeral took place Monday afternoon
from the parents residence, III Eve
lima street.
E. J. Mothe and family, Thomas
Buchholz and family, and Chas. Cor
bett and family spent the past week
at the Royal Club, Milneburg.
Mrs. Geo. Bertrand and Mrs. Frank
Mayo have rented house at Mande
vile for the summer. Ethel, Marion
and Master Benjamin Worth have
gone with them for the summer.
Geo. Bertrand leaves Monday for
Vaudeville, La.
Miss Sadie Vezien and her sister,
Mrs. George Thoele, left on the steam
ship Creole for New York. From
there they go to Brewster, N. Y, to
visit their brother, Andrew Vezien.
Rev. E. A. Rennie was visitor at
the rectory on Monday.
Misses Lillian McNeely and Flor
ence Lecourt left yesterday for Biloxi
to spend their vacation.
Miss Ethel Allen left yesterday for
Bay st. Louis.
Fred Lecourt left yesterday for Bay
st. Louis to spend a few days.
Mrs. Capt. Niklaus and children re-
turned from Biloxi after a months
stay.
Bob Casey returned from Bay st.
Louis, Miss.
Miss Lee MCLEAN has returned
from Bay st. Louis, Miss, after a
short stay.
Mrs. Morrison and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe Sicily, Mrs. Jno. McNeely
and children, and Mrs. Geo. Palmer
and sons are spending week at the
Royal Pleasure Club, Milneburg.
Theo. Hotard has returned from Bos-
ton, where he has been attending the
Boston School of Technology. He is
visiting his parents at Heartsease
Park.
Mrs. VIM. Giepert, Jr., and Mrs. l..
Neafus and son Edward were the
The herald., 1911-08-10
LIBRARY HOURS.

During the time Of the librarians
vacation, the library will be opened in
the hours Of 1890 to 5 p. m, and 6
until 9 p. m; this to go into effect
August 10, 1911.
The herald., 1911-08-10
We Now
Have on Sale

ASPARAGUS, PACK OF 1911-
Finest quality pure white. soc; doz
$3.50. Next, also white, 2Jc; s2.75
doz. Third quality, white, 2Oc 81 -
doZ. White Tips, 2Jc; $2.TJ doz
Soup Asparagus (cut Asparagus for
soup, omelets. etc.. in 3-pound tins.
zoe; 1928 doz.
DELIGHTFUL AND REFRESH
ING BEVERAGE to appeasc the sum
mer thirst is "QUENCHY." the
French Nichy Lemonade. Sparkling
and healthful. Quart. $500; pints.
S1.S5; splits, Sl.50 doz
AlIOSE who enjoy real OLD VIR-
GINA HAM will no doubt be glad TO
know that this tOothsome dclicacy
can be had at either store, SOC pound.
FOR prices on our staples. stop in
at either store, or write for figures.
We guarantee all goods delivered in
the city or shipped out. Anything
not satisfactory will be made good
without question.
The herald., 1911-08-10
A. N. & j. SOLARI, Ltd.

DISTRIBUTORS OF HIGH
GRADE FOOD AND DRINK
AND FAMILY FROCERS
TO THE ENACTING PEG
PIE OF NEW ORLEANS
AND HOMES ALL OVER
THE SOUTH.
Main House
ROYAL AND IBERVTLLE STREET.
One Block Below Canal Street.
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HERNDoN, VA.
,ecial CORRESPONDENCE Of The star.


HE.RNDON. Va. September ?, 1871.
Miss Mary Fulton is the guest OF Mrs.
William Bishop of Washington Mrs.
Harry r. Mitchell entertained inc
Home Interest club Tuesday afternoon
at her home on Station street. MISS
Mary Lou BrickhouSe of Norfolk ana
Miss Alice Wilson of Cape charles arc
house guests of Mrs. William !. kopeH
on Monroe street. Mrs. Bessie Hoag
land returned to Washington this
week and leaves today for a stay IN
Atlantic city Mrs. Columbus D.
Choate. Miss Dorothy choate and Mrs
G. 4 Darrell have returned from AT
lantic city. Mrs Mary Faber of Wash
in2ton was the guest of her father.
Gen William Urich. this week. NIT
and Mrs Enos Garrett have returned
from a visit to Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Buell. entertained the Fortnightly club
Wednesday afternoon. about thirty
members and guests being present
Roll call was responded to by Anec-
dotes From Authors. Music was rem
dered BY Mrs Buell. and Miss Coleman.
Refreshments were served. after which
\ social time was enjoyed. the club
adiourning. to meet September ~ with
Miss Annie Darlington. Mr.. and Mrs.
William II. Dawson. Miss Mary Aud,
Miss Downs of Washington. Mr.. Bat
son Garrett of New York and Miss
Sara kidwell spent the week end with
Miss Katherine Dawson at Philomont
Mrs Belle James and Miss Mary James
have returned to their home in Staun
ton Mrs. Lloyd F. Orrison gave card
party Monday afternoon in honor of
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ley az sterling Nerc guests of friends
here Mouda, Mrs. Andrew Hutchinson
was hostess A. iars" luncheon Tues
dav in honor of Mrs William Pollard
aud Mr. Bessie Hoagland and Miss Rus
sell. Mr.. Ianby of Washington spent
the week end vith Mr. Barbour Hutch
inSon. Mr.. and Mrs. lount had guest
Dr David Nount If Washington. Miss
Ella Clarkson loft TUESDAY for a visit n
Washington. Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Roha
and family close their home Eere the
coming week and viii srenh tho winter
in Washington. Mrs. Alice Mclean has
returned To her homo in Schultield lia
ven. IA Mrs Agnes llough left WedneS-
day for a visit to Washington. Mr.. AMI
Mrs. r r. Aud entertained Monday Mr.
BatSon Garrett of New YORK and Mr.
William Neil Of rhilomont
Mrs. r. A. Mankin entertained al din
n"r on Tuesday in honor Of Mrs. Mckie
and Miss BuzZard. Mrs. lloge IF Lin
coin visited friends hero OH WednesdaI.
Mr. and Mrs. charles ~. Reed have With
them pr Charles ~ Reed lr Of cape
Charles, Va. Mr. and Mrs. \. g. Bron
10y have returned 10 their homo In NASH
ington. Mrs. Edward Walker, son and
daughter of Chicago arc guests of Mrs
Thomas Walker of Floris Mr. Albert T.
Walker has returned from visit Ia At
lantic city. Miss Grace Fouchon Of
Washington Is spending some time with
Mrs. Powell Summers At Herndon
Heights. Mrs. *. Harry button inter
tdlhfl n TEN tFiFll'lS on ~ Fflifs1SN III
honor Of the third birthday anniversary
of Master William Summers.
Mrs Nhaley and Miss Rosa Nhalev
Of Washington are house guests of Mrs.
W. e. Wrnnu EIdon street. Miss
Helen Middleton of Willard j. spending
some time in Norristoun. Ia. Miss
Sara fIerspercer has returned to her
home in Poolesyille. Md. Mr. and Mr..
T. TAYLOR have returned to their homo
in Washington. Mrs. W. &. Harden en-
Tuesday at the parsonage A large num-
her being in attendance upon the meet
ing Mrs. William s. :. Groh of BEL
mont has been spending some time here
Mr. and Mrs Elisha Kirk and Mr.. and
Mrs 4. III. Kirk spent "Wednesday In
IeeSburg.
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FALLS CHURCH, VA.

Special Corresponds nee ~ TIE star
FALLS CHURCH, Va, September >, l'li
Mr. and Mrs George CroSsman have re-
turned from an automobile trip to Nj
apara Falls MI. and Mrs. j. 3. Gould
and Mr. George T. Mankins left Tuesday
for an automible trip through the valley
of Virginia. At Bluemont they were
Joined by Mr.. and Mrs NJ. f. Church
Mr. f. T. Fenwick left Sunday night for
a business trip to California. Mrs. NJ. z.
Grover and her brother are at Atlantic
City Mr. and Mrs. Fl. G.. Eddy and chill
dren have returned from Colonial Beach.
Miss Mae Northern of Norfolk, Va, is
the guest of Miss Catherine Steward,
East Falls Church. Miss Helen Marshall
is visiting friends in West Virginia. Rev.
W. +. Calender and family have re-
turned from Virginia Beach Mrs. W. G..
Coghill of Caroline county. Va. is visiting
her daughter, Mrs w NJ Cobb Miss
Kate Crenshaw is visiting friends i'll
Pittsburgh, Pa. Mrs. W. J. Tucker and
Miss Jessie Martyr have returned to
their Atlanta, Ga. home. after spending
a month with their sister, Mrs. A. NJ
Smith Mr. and Mrs. j. W. Garner are
camping at Colonial Beach Mrs G. A
l.. Merritield who has been travelling in
Europe for the past two months. arrived
in Boston Thursday and was met by her
husband Mrs Frank Ball of Mclean is
the guest of her sister. Mrs. r. r. Dud-
i'm the west. The District ILndeav orers
spent Labor day here on the lawn of the
PRESBYTERIAN church. and at night a pub
lie meeting was held in the church. Mr.
S f.. Hutton has he an elected president
of the Village Improvement Society. Mr..
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LAUREL, MD.
'ecial Correspondence Of The Star.

LAUREL Md, September o. 1911.
Miss Edith Stanley has returned from
Marlboro and is visiting her uncle, Mr..
Charles Fl. Stanley. Miss Annie Stanley
is visiting in Atlantic City, Miss Bertha
Butler is spending the week in Washing
ton. Mr.. Edward Boss was the guest of
his brother, Mr.. James Boss, during the
past week. Mr.. and Mrs. De Wilton
Snowden Berry and son of Philadelphia
are the guests of Mr.. Berry's mother, Mrs.
John Berry. DIR. Hooper of the Maryland
University was the guest of friends in
Laurel this week. Miss Gilbert and Miss
Kathleen Miller visited in Baltimore this
week. Mr.. Jack Naylor Of Washington
was the guest of the Tennis Club Mon
day. Miss Louise Mattingly has return
ed from visit to friends in Erie, Pa.
Mrs. James Boss visited relatives in Eli
colt City this week Mrs Yates and son,
Edwin. who have been spending the sum
mer in Virginia. have returned to Laurel.
Mrs. John Lawrence has returned home,
after visit of some Wekes in Baltimore.
Misses Louise and Evelyn Guider, who
were the guests for some weeks of the
Misses Lawrence, have returned to their
home in Washington. Miss Dora White
head of Havre DE- Grace is visiting her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. Lyddard.
Nh. mad Mrs. Charles Stanley motored
to Sandy Spring and visited friends tn 5
week.
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Railway Laborer's Grudge.

From the London Chronicle.
The most expensive act of damage eyer
committed hI d railway worker Was that
of an Italian NAVY employed on the con
Strlction Of 4 tunnel through one Of tho
mountains III tho Black forest. Having
a grudge against his foreman. he sue
ceeded one night IN altering the position
Of tho stakes which marked the COURSE
of thu. work The excavators were work
ing upon the tunnel in two sections. ono
from the north and one from the south.
Owing 10 the shifting of tho stakes this
sections instead of being directed to tbs
sam" point We're found To lie tNenty-sir
feet apart when they reached the middle
of the mountain The northern half of
the tunnel had therefore to be entirely
reconstructed at a cost of G1I,W0.
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her house guest Miss Grace Buzzard
of Washington. Among the guests
we're MesdameS u. A. Mankin. Nc kie,
Tasker Mankin. Whaley. Stanford.
White. Buell.. cnamberln. \. G. Hutch
nson McGiil and Mooney and Misses
Hutchinson. Ycunt. BRADSHAW and
Mary Hutchinson.
Dr ana Mrs Frank Huddleson enter
tanned at dinner Sunday in honor of the
birthday Of Mrs. John HuddIeson. Or.
and Mrs. BENJAMIN r. Detwilcr and 40.
and Mrs. Ernest l.. RobeN left this week
for stay At Atlantic City. Miss Blanche
petr.iler is spending some time with
friends in Norristown and bridgeport.
Pa. Miss Rculah Detwiler is the house
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Taylor
of Washington Miss Mary Nicols has
returned to her home in Pureellvlle after
visit to Miss Mildred Davis. Mr. and
Mrs. Edwin Mooney entertained over the
week end Messrs. Louis Tyler Jones and
Robert Reckham. both Of Washington.
Mrs. lachc has rs guests in her SUBURBAN
home Misses Coleman of Washington.
Mrs. NJ II Beard and sons and Miss
Mary Franklin Beard of HardinshurS.
Ky. Mrs. George Wolfe of Louisville
and Mrs. Ferry and daughter of clover
port. who composed tho house party en-
Mrs. r. z. Aud. returned to their homes
Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence NJ. Wal
ker of Fioris entertained on sunday Miss
Hattie Rohey. Mr. George Robey and br
Frank R6bfN of w aShlnEton. MT AdlN
c. j. Wiehle spent the week end AT
Rock Ledge. Miss Lillian Palmer of
Washington is spending some time al
Pleasant Valley. Mrs. Stearns and fam
lily leave this week for Washington to
remain during the winter. Mrs. Millerman
and Miss Millerman have returned To their
home in Philadelphia Miss Lena Cooper OF
Stra sh,lrg Is the house guest of Mrs
Charles s. Cooper Miss Polly Steele has
returned from a months stay At Lake
Placid y. Y. Miss Margaret Van TIagan
has returned to her home in Reading, Pa.
Misses Wood of Brooklyn. \. Y have
been guests of Miss Cynthia Cummins.
Mr. and Mrs. Tasker Mankin of Wash
ington spent the week end at Rock
Ledge Mrs. Sadie Neff and Mr.. Paul
Neff and Mrs Sophia Renner have re-
turned to their homes in Pennsylvania,
after visit to Mr.. and Mrs. +. NJ.
Yount Miss Belle Simonds Is the guest
of Mrs William S Blanchard of Wash
ington. Mr.. and Mrs. Willard A ST.
monds and Miss Florence Simonds of
Petworth have returned. after visit to
relatives on Monroe street Mr.. George
bradshaw, ST. and Miss Bertha Brad
shaw gave a. large party Friday At their
home near Ryon, in honor Of the eight
cent, birthday of Miss Stella BRADSHAW.
dancing was INDUCED in until the wee
sma' hours. Mrs. Joshua Hutchinson of
Pleasant Valley is spending week with
Mrs J. W. Kephart at Quantico. Mr..
and Mrs Cassius NJ Lawrence. Mr..
Conrad Lawrence, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Ellis and Misses Amer and Elizabeth
Ellis are spending some time al Camp
Flicker. on the Potomac. Mr. and Mrs.
Carl O. N-haley and Miss Mildred VIVA
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George J.. BrjSt has moved to East Falls
Church and i occupying the cottage Of
Mrs. Maggie Is. troSSman. Misses Nan
ne and Margaret ScaN have returned
from Chesapeake Beach. where they were
the guests of Mrs. j. w. Seay. il. MI
Ambrose Moore has returned 10 Labrador
after a visit here to his mother. Mrs. NJ
II. Moore Mrs. l.. VI. Ferguson IS visit
ing her parents in Washington. - Z. The
odd Fellows enjoyed a watermelon feast
al their meeting Thursday night. Miss
Carrie Ball. on Columbia street. enter
tanned few friends at dinner Labor day.
after "A pleasant afternoon OF croquet
Miss Helen Bishop. daushter of W. L.
Bishop Of Washington. is visiting her
aunt Mrs. S. A. Ball. 5. \. l-ut-
trcli has sold his brick house on
Broad street to W. T. Edmunds. Mar
riage licenses have been issued in the
clerks office. this county, to Ira T. Por-
ter and Cora {. Self and John 7. lia"es
and Christine a. Schneider. X ~,
AIoncurc Of Falls Church delivered the
coronation address ~ Routon hall'
Vienna Saturday night Mr.. ana MIS-.
r. T.. Parker have returned from ''eii
trip north.
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SOCIETY.
ANACOSTIA.

The marriage of Miss Eva Ball to Mr..
Scion B. McGhee took place Thursday
evening of the past. week at the residence
of Mr.. and Mrs. Herfurth on Chester
street. with the Rev. Frank l.. Bardens
pastor of the Anacostia Baptist Church
officiating. After the ceremony Mr.. and
Mrs. McGhee left for northern trip and
upon their return will reside in Anacostia.
Rev. Charles NJ Bart, pastor of St
Teresa's Church here, has been in Balti
more the past week attending the re-
treat of the clergy of the diocese. Fulton
3. karr of Nichols avenue. who has been
spending the summer abroad has return
ed to his home. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward +.
Wood of 1921 Minnesota avenue spent
portion of the past week in Atlantic City.
Miss Elzaida Burch, daughter of MIR. and
Mrs. James r. Burch of Anacostia. is the
guest of her aunt and uncle. Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Burch of 1216 North Broadway.
Baltimore. Md. Mrs. \. Levey of 2011
18th street has returned from Colonial
Beach where she spent part of the past
week with friends at the Renshaw. Mrs.
George B. Bury and daughter Helen of
Nichols avenue are in Atlantic City,
where they will spend several days. Mr..
Lester G. Johnston of L street has gone
to California. where he will spend his va
cation. Miss Elsie Branson of Maple
friends in Pennsylvania. Rev. Clarence
Corkran. pastor of the Methodist churches
in the Forestvile Md. circuit has re-
turned TO his home after a trip to the
eastern shore.
Mr. and Mrs Charles +. Roberts and
Francis Roberts have returned to
their home In Maple View place after an
extended trip to Boston Mr.. and Mrs.
c. A. J. Williamson. Mrs. William Mich
olson, Mrs. Henry Emo. Miss Alma Emo,
Miss Ruth Nicholson. Miss Myrtle Mich
olson and Raymond Nicholson have re-
turned from Ocean Grove. Md. The mar
ria2e of Miss Daisy Posey of Ellenwood.
Charles county. Md. to MIR. Robert +.
SoWcrhuttS. eldest son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel SoWerbutts of Anacostia, took
place the past week at Fleetwood Mr..
and Mrs. Sowerbutts left for a northern
trip Immediately following the ceremony
and upon their return will reside at 1909
Avalon terrace, Anacostia Miss Emma
Isaac and Miss Edna Emo of Anacostia
are at Atlantic City. y. J.. for stay
of several days. Mr.. and Mrs. r. F.
Williamson, DR.. r. \. Pyes and George
Haines were members of a party that
left last evening for fishing trip t.
Pincy Point. Md. Miss Neryl Watson Of
Maple View place has returned from
New Park, Pa, and will leave shortly tor
school
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FAMOUS BEAUTIES
NEVER GET FAT

Womankind wonders why famous beauties grow
old but do not grow fat They live at silken
ease. amid the porcelain flesh pots. The wine
that puffs out obscure mortals. flows not illbcr
ally down their 1labaster throats. Yet their
life long loaf does not thicken their limbs nor
double their chns. What is the secret of the
long lived gracefulncss OF the hauton:
One-half ounce Marmola, II OF. Fl. TX. Cas-
cara Aromatic. -. OF. Peppermint Water. This
is the famous Marmola Prescription, long famil
lar the fashionable pharmacists of the world
and Their clientele. but which has only recently
penetrated To the knowledge of the ho polo
OF womankind. Since when. for convenience
sake. II has been put into elegant pocket form
the Marmola Prescription Tablet. which can
now be had OF well nigh any druggist, fashion
able and ordinary. the MarmoIa Co. 2>3
Farmer Bldg. Detroit, Mich. in large eases for
seventy five cents.
With this tablet any woman reduce. he
losing a pound a day. in few weeks: take on
fat twhere il shows most, chin. abdomen
hips etc. without need for exercising. table
restraint. fear Of wrinkles the slightest phss-
cal harm uneaslnesS.
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Something to Show.
From l.ippincott's,.

Do You mean to tell me, demanded
MI SilicuS, angrily, that YOU actually
ordered $40 worth of groceries of a total
stranger. at prices less than any whole
sale dealer can buy them. and paid for
them in advance?"
Yes. that's what | said, replied his
better half
And YOU hadn't sense enough to sec
that II was a bare-faced swindIe : roared
Sillicus. Well, your moneys gone now
and you have nothing to show for it.
why, yes, / have. JOHN said his wife
Il have the mans receipt for the money"
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Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Hilton of Baltimore
have returned after a pleasant stay with
friends in the low section of Prince
Georges county. Miss Jennie Oliver of
West Virginia Is visiting friends and rel
atives in Mount Rainier. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles G. Fenton of New York city
have returned after a pleasant stay with
friends in the lower section of Prince
Georges county.
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Anticipation.


From Tuck.
'sThe hest part Of vacation i the
looking forward to II, bromldlIally re-
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marked the young man.

And his consderate employer Eener-
ously wishing TO prolong that pleasure
postponed his vacation until next sum
meT.
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.E-%yal7..hr'
Heeaa/fh

Restores color to Gray or
Faded hair-Removes Dan
druf and invigorates the Scalp
Promotes a luxuriant,
healthy hair drowth-Stops its
falling out. Is not a dye.
Sl00 and Soc At Drus Stores or direct upon
receipt Of price and Dealers name. Send l0c.
for sample bottle.-Philo Hay Specialize Co..
Newark. N. j.. u. S. A.
Hays HaFlina Soap is uneaualed
for ShampoonG the hair and keeping the Scalp
clean and healthy. also for red. rough Chopped
hssds and face. 2Se. st Drusgis,s.
REFUSE ALL UBSTITU TBS
For sale and YecOmme ded by PEG Dle's
phar., 7th and II SITS. NM.