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The Penn's Grove record., 1911-02-10
Obituary
CHARLES HI. OSBORN,

OHARIES II OSbOhN,
died on Saturday, February 4, 1911, in
the Cumberland county hospital where
he was taken several weeks ago. He
suffered much for six months with can
GERS on his lip. He was aged 65 years.
The funeral service was held at his late
residence OH North Broad Street. Penn's
Grove OIL Wednesday morning. The re-
mains were taken to Evergreen Cemetery,
Camden, for burial.
Mr.. Osborn was a noted captain on
steam boats OIL the Delaware river for
years.
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ssr.arsa ecr is FEARS

~ o -deising stomach tronble that
lied etoIs, and resisted All remedies
9 tfleo JOAN W. Modders, Of Modders-
vile, itch, seemed doomed. Tie had to
sell Aa tam and give ue york. His
neighbors said she cant live much
longer. Whatever ] ate distressed ne. 2
nc DTJts, 'ttiH ! tried Electric Bitters,
which worked such wonders Tor nae that +
esD Do6 cat thlfies 1 could not taAe for years
is So 2 grand remedy for stomach
tranbie. just as good tor the liver and
kidneys Every bottle guaranteed. Only
5vc At Johnsoa's Dpng stone.
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Educate Yourself

to save money by opening an account in
lie saving Department of the PENIS
irove National Bank. 1t will earn you
3 per cent interest compound semi-annual
and you can draw on IA days notice. \
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Note OF Thanks

| wish to thank, our friends for their
kind assistance in my wife's accident.
OSCAR GARRISON
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Note of Thanks

We wish to thank our friends for their
kind assistance and sympathy at the
funeral OF wife and mother.
CHARLES LEAP AND CHILDREN
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az neyer cit 50 near
w. X. Patterson, o. "
when p tgigbt1ai coggi,
pulled me down to lg
OF DOCTORS t~reatuaag &
father. mother sud L.
e~onsumptioG 81 vat
is due sioeiy o Dr.
eovsry, which cowlpiesi
Nov I weigh ~ p9p
veil and sUOEg for "
sure. It's the beet re-
coughs, colds iagr3pp.
and all throat and 'Hl
81 90 Trial bottle lr
Jo.assn's Drug 60
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Note of Thanks

I wish to thank the friends for their
kindness and sympathy at the funeral of
my husband. Capt. Charles Osborn.
EMMA OSBORN.
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Note Of Thanks

l wish to publicly thank all friends for
their sympathy and ass istance at the fun
efal OF my wife, FRANK PERRY.
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gaE saALl9gy -TsgEAs ExeEa igE
Bcraagh Council Borrews 10 Hess
ErlerZeaey.

= smallpox outbreak ia Pa3ns ofeVe
Wi 5st the Borough se least 5000 and
pr ! ,ly $4,000. As the money whici IS
he. meet tls water aud gus bills -a
June as to be tr7 ,ierFed 10 sae Beard
Of Heasth socoun. "a 50 oao were Dor
rcvt Tuesday by she Borough
Gosr ! to meet b saedved and eaS'i-
ing b Is 81 81, 81 nurses sud hep
All the members sognc4l wae PICS
ent Tuesday EVENT. sld Mayor Gsntiea
presided.
III. collector reported IsgSip-2 since
jai,. lst as follows:
Delinquent taxes SSo"os
Franchise tax % ~
Il. = Shannon, dnea o-1"
Do tiou from DUPONT Co. 45oW
Total $'h@ ~
DUPONT hill for erecting the hos
pi gas as follows:
1t SZoo,Do
~ $50 50
c material zn.l3
,osal a 81, eal.I4
Other hospitaI pIIIs presented al ti'e
meeting Tuesday night amounted TO
$I,025.3 81.
DR.. Blacks bill amounting to over
s. 1000, hall of which is soon DUE the
nurses bills and other ensuing bills made
it necessary for the Council to borrow
So, 200 from bank.
Ordinances presented by the Delaware
and Atlantic Telegraph and Telephone
Companies and the Peoples Rural Tele-
phone Company, granting free use OF all
the streets in Penn's Grove for overhead
or underground wires, for fift! years were
introduced and read. AS there were OBJ
jections made to the length OF time,
height of poles and no FIRE phones
mentioned, it is probable flat amend
ments will be made before find passage.
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Salem County Has 2o, ooo Inhabitants

The census bureau has made known the
population of the Township in Salem
county after taking eight months to com.
plete the total.
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1aIsge. tsonl sac ep' a u catsse Oh
III nea.t!. las Deen rem M
Lis New Jersey law, Icerning vacci-
nation Is directory I'D mandatory
like the California vacci atioa law which
vsa sureslied out in ii Supreme Court
Of slist state IN 19i0, IN contest eesn
sl,e State Boara Of lea and ile oasd
Ji Trustees OF Wstsonv school : 'srict
OF Santa Cruz county Tie Cailio nian
Court deolared tIst the stats st O, 1889
providing fol Size exclusion lrom comr1oa
aeheoIa Of unyaccinated ehil3t is With
Ia the police powers 81 tIe gis tore,
aud ie co~nssisutionsl fi'a - provides
that the trustees % the fea. common
districts are directed TO GAel from lie
benefits OF the common q thsrsin
any child or person who not been
fascinated, is mandatory a et direc-
tory. The set providing f. Vaccination
; OF school children was nc spsaled by
| the compulsory education 81
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CHURCH NOTES

BETHEL ETHODIsT PROTESTANT
REV. ii. r. B%LACKwooD, Pastor
Subject Sunday morning, "The Differ
ence between Gods Church and OUR"
evening, "Neither Would they Hear a
Ghost" Revival service at the close OF
the evening sermon.
EMMANUE NJ. E. CHURCH
Rev. E. A. Miller, Pastor.
$50 A. NJ. Glass Meeting.
1880 A. M. Standardization Lin
coin.
2.30 P. M. Sunday School.
7.30 P, M. Sermon-Sowiug and Reap
ing. Revival Services will begin after
Sunday.
The fourth Quarterly Conference will
be held on Thursday, February IL, at 3
p. M. the Rev. s. M. Nichols, PHI. ID.
presiding.
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EXECUTORS SALE
-9F-
REAL ESTATE

~ virtue Of the power aud authority rested
IN ~ - Executors ~ the estate % LYDIA
Guest, u So Borough 81 2eGa's Gr0Fe,gOtnty
OF Salem. Atzie q Mes Jersey. we shall nnef
for saie7 a papl4e saon, to the highest DsG~
der. at chs FsfFpgatSs N.e Salea3 county, "a
the S.steat S-w 5sssey "a
WEDNESDAY. AlABCA ( asa
AZ the h,,uF o. tws O'Clock "a me gIiern0au b
The sAi& day, ~ tAaL esgtaia lut ~ hard aBd
PREMISES known a.
2o5-2o7 HARMONY 81. eENF'S GROVE
Ii the CoBnty OF Salem. state q Ne& Jersey
having a is0pEaae 0f sixty-iiiree feet sS% q
daptilof one hundred and five feet, together
sitfl tile tNs ana q half story ffanie double
house erected thereon.
said premises viii be sold clear 81 al en-
eum1erances, except oarreat taxes and munl
sipdt liens gT the year 1871.
Zen per cent. OF selling price in cash viii pc
required III day Of sale, balance TO re paid III
two y eeks, at the Office OF Blsakly y stock
weIl, attorneys.
0thax terms and conditions viii be mate
known st the time OF sale.
Datsa Ganaary Y. 1911
SUSANNA y. GARRISON.
HENRY G. CONRAD,
ExecutGrs OK the Estate OF Lsaia Guest.
siSasley s. ~SsoekMeil, Attorneys for E1eca-
teES. 81! Market 81. Camden, Nd. l-21-5t
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Johnson'a Sulphur ano am Tartar
LozeDges Tor sale So Johnaol 4ymncg.
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Rev. G. l. Ramsey Pastor.
Sunday Service
1870 Morning Worship, A Beautiful
Greeting, An Ideal Employer. One of
the Series Oh Ruth.
11.45 Sunday School.
7.30 Lincoln Memorial Service. The
Sons of Veterans, Grand Army, Ladies
Auxiliary, and Relief Corp will be pres
emit. The Pastor will deliver an address
on.Lincoln; the Man Of the People, by the
People, for the People.
81. PAUL's EPIsCoPA
Rev. j. w. Lee, Pastor.
Sunday Services
10 90 :. NJ. What an Unbeliver Must
3ei;eye.
2. 30 ?. NJ. song Service First Sermon
in,Series Entitled How 70 Know How.
lst Pow gc BEAD our Newspapers
tnG now to Read our Bible.
3rd Los be Say our Prayers.
4th low to Know God.
5th Ho~ ,o .cs d guide to Heaven
Thursday Feg. IS Anniversary Day,
"a. 5 Nichois viii preach al 1896
keg. Nilto4 e.ic1als. re- Philadelphia is
expectea 80 prssch at 100. Afternoon
pfsacI 10 he announced, Public
cordially lA..se
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Wells Cleaned Clean
Pumps repaired. Alvin Mills. Pedrick-
town. 8l3
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Tomato Seed.
First-clasS Earliana tomato seed. John G..
Gaventa. Pedricktown, N. j. l-21-tf
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For Sale
Reasonable, a fine building lot. 5Ox $50 feet,
good location. l.. w. Cook. 6-l7-tt
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GENT A WORD CoLuMN

A truck farm % acres known as the Ignas
Gaventa farm near PENIS Grove. Apply to
F.J Gaventa. Lott.
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For Service.
A register Oh. c. hog. 81 to insure. Free
Ian Titus, near Penn's Grove, Nj. ll-3O-Sm
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EAGLE STORE IS
 CLOS. J BY CREDITORS
Pine Bluff Firms Among Thcm-R. E. L. Eagle, the Proprietor,
 is Missing.

Little Rock, Ark, Dec. 1S.-Thir- ty-nine representatives of prominent business Houses of Chicago, St. Louis, Memphis, Little Rock and Pine Bluff held conference here tonight with a view of reaching a settle ment with the mercantile house of F. E. L. Eagle, of. England, Lonoke county. Eagle was president of the Merchants and Planters Bank of England which closed its " Thursday, and on the following day Judge George Chapline of Lonoke was appointed receiver of the bank by Chancellor Martineau. Eagle is also president of the mercantile company. Attorneys interested stated tonight that the liabilities of the mercantile company are $140,000 with available assets considerably less. The com pany closed It's doors yesterday to avert the action of creditors. It was stated tonight that a settlement will probably be reached some time to- morroW. Mir. Eagle left his home at England nearly a week ago, and his whereabouts are unknown to his busi- ness associates
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TO HOLD SERVICES
 IN COUNTY JAIL

At the regular meeting of the Min isterial Alliance at the Y M. c. A. yesterday morning, among other bus ness, the ministers decided to inau gurate weekly services at the county jail and the first service will be held today. The ministers who will take part are Revs w. F. Evans, pastor of the Lakeside church: J. l. Norris, of the First Presbyter an church; C. D. Wood, cf the First Baptist church, and Rev Otto Whititngton, of the io Street Baptist church, The meetings will ho seld one day eaen week. though the day has not been fully decided upon. and the ministers will take turn in conducting the ser vices. Beginning with the next meal inc 9 neTiod of ble study will 52 held after the regular business ses= sion. The first subject of study will be the Book of Revelation in tha Rih1a
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MAY PAROLE
 CHAS. w. MORSE

Washington. D. C., Dec. 1S.-lt Is probable that executive clemency VIII enable Charles w. Morse, the New York banker now Il the hospital. at Fort McPherson. to spend Christmas or at least part of the holidays a. home The plan is to parole Morse who is serving a fifteen year sen- tence. On the ground that he is ii and that further confinement might result in his deatll. He was recently transferred to Fort McPherson from the Federal prison. Morse's counsel MT. Doughtery, was here a few days ago and gave to the attorney general detailed statement as to the condition of his client.
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XMAS PRESENT
 FOR YOUNG MEN

\ most acceptable Christmas pres -nt f5r any boy from his parens would be membership ticket at t:is .ocal Y M. c. A., and several par ents have taken out memberships fo.' a.keir boys and will drop the tiekes n the young mans stocking Christ ing rapidly and the training is one of the best that could possibly be give.i 8 by as he is taugst to improve s.s morals as well as his body T. .. 5 umblay has beer assisting Secre- lary w. s. Blanton in membership work. and during the pas. four day.: 51 new members have been added t. the rolls.
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R. M. GalbTalth has returned from Atoka and Coal counties in Oklaho- ma, where he purchased several hun dred acres of land
 Mr. McManus, sales agent for the Arkansas Short Leaf Lumber Co, has gone home to spend the holidays with his wife and children.
 Attorney w. B. Sorrells has ra- turned from a successful hunting trip near Humphrey bringing home number of wild ducks,
 Mrs. Marcus Sonnenschein has re- turned from Little Rock, where she attended the bedside of her daughtas, Mrs. M Tout, who has been sick.
 Mrs. H. F. Seveke, of Parsons, Kansas, who has been visiting MT. and Mrs. Emil Hersher for several weeks, will return home tomorrow.
 w. c. Hudson yesterday filed his final report as administrator of the estate of the late Dr. S. M. Miller, the wealthy negro who died some months ago.
 Miss Mamie Nichol, who has been attending college in Florida, isI eX- peeted to arrive this week to spend Christmas with her father, William Niehol, and other relatives.
 C. A. Troupe, who has been attend. ing the medical department of the State University at Little Rock, will spend the holidays With his parents, !rr. and Mrs. A. w. Troupe.
 Mr and Mrs. V. E. Harrison will leave this afternoon for Tulia, Tex as. where they will spend the holi- ,iays with relatives. Mr Earalson is an =mplcye of the Cotton Belt shops.
 Jack Langford will probably return rome this week to spend the holidays with ,3is parents, MT. and Mrs. w. H. I1angford Mr. Langford is a student in Princeton University, Princeton. \. ].
 Frank Toney, the little son of Nr. and Mrs. w. M Toney, who under Went an operation at the Florence saiearium Saturday for an injury re- snlting from fall Thanksgiving N1y, is still in the hospital,
 X. M Suhler chief clerk at th2 l3o5el Jefferson, has returned from St Louis, where he at,ended a meet ing of governors of the Association of GfeeteTs. The visitors were ae- t.Htained with big banquet at the Hotel Jefferson and ball, given by the hotel clerks of St. Louis.
 Mrs. Borresen of P ne Bluff, Wno aas been an attractive guest d tie halne of her sister, Mrs w. L. Wood, returns home today Miss Gracs, Hho has been dividing her time b. tween Mrs Wood and Mrs H. * Webster, will remain until after til. holidays Four Stat $
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F, Neis, the we'll known well dig ger, was given a hearing yesterday before Magistrate L. E. Check on d charge of cruelty to animals and fin ed $10 and costs. He was defended by Attorney Irving Reinberger. De- putty District Attorney Parham repre- scented the state It was brought out in the evidence that Neis had taken out his pocke knife and cut dog that had been fighting his dog while the owner of the canine was holding him to keep the dogs from fighting. Neis was arrested by Humane Officer A. l.. Cason.
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BRIEF MENTION
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Mrs. k. P. Wood, of Altheimer, W1s shopping in the city yesterday.
 Asa Watson, of Tucker, Ws.s 8 boai- ness visitor in the ci,y Seste=adaA. T, w. 5oggs. of Lake Dtcs, s;ls1r yesterday ill the ely on bus;aess.
 Jesse R. Core, of Plum Bay spt yes erday in the city on business.
 Ed Maloney, of Monticello. was 3. business visitor ill the city yesterday. Tyre Richardson, ot Eastern AIR ansas, was a visitor in th ely yea- terday.
 Neo Alexander went to Sherrill yes teGdaN OF bus ness. He Will re.urA t9 day.
 John F. sennett, the Ner Gas 2osl1, planter, was business vis or in ' ely yesterday.
 Ml and Mrs. F. P keiles.. ott E,,,.... vile. are in the city visiting rel4~ tives and friends.
 C. II. Triplett sr.. has return 9d from an extended visit With friends i'll As eville,. N z.
 C. X. Troupe. of Little Rock. speat yesterday II the city with his parents. pr and Mrs. A w. Troupe.
 Miss Emma Eva2s, of Little Roc',, who has been visiting friends in th'. city. returned home Sunday.
 Vernon Guess will leave next Sat urday fo" Wesson. Miss, to spend Chris ma with his mother.
 Allen Sickle. representing tl e n5yle-L Layne Pump Company, of Stutf- gart, was in the ..city yesterday.
 Ben Richard: son, Ali Galloway and ]. w. Ferguson. of Swdeen, were business vi.itors in the city yester- day.
 Preston Carter, who is attendirs g a dental school at Memphis, will snend the holidays with his moth. her9.s
 NIr-. l.. P. Matthews, of Fayett@- Y He. is visiting her mother-ln-laW Mrs. ". A. Matthews. on West Sixth \ nre.
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A Christmas window that is a

A Christmas window that is at tracting much attention from holiday shoppers is that at the Mann-Tank- ersley Drug Company, Second avenue and Pine street. The window is one of the most artistic in the city and m add to two elaborate dresseI dolls, which are exhibited, there is a complete display of hot water bo.- ties. The window was done by J. f. Williamson, whose White Way Day window attracted equally as much at tention.
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A report from New Gazcony yes r.orday stated that Felix Harvey, negro, was shot in the leg by another negro named Berry last Saturday, and a. result the limb will be am- putated. The authorities here were no. notified of the shooting,
 A bale of cotton ablaze called the fire depar ment to the cornsr Of Third ayenuc. and Chestnut street late yesterday aft2rnoon. The fire was quickly extinguished by the chemical, and the damage was slight
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Trinity C!urch Association.

The members of Trinity Church Association met in regular se sion yesterday afternoon with Rev and Mrs. Charles l.. w" a tTe rec- tory. There was a !=zo7 attendance of members presided hv the president, Mrs. A. ' ace. and much important bush ss transact ed. The. Association voted $25 to- ward the repair of the pips organ in Trinity Church and decided to sist in tha furnishing of the rectory. The January Coffee will be given by Nesdames M. L. Bell and A. E. Grace al the latter's residence
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Teachers Meeting.

The officers and teachers of Trim ity Parish Sunday School held an interesting meeting with Rev, and Mrs. Charles l.. W-Reese last night, wibh a large attandanc All the plans were made for the Christmas Festi- val to be given Tuesday evening Dec 26, in Trinity church, for the members of the Sunday School.
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Social Service Club.

Miss Ethel Clement was i1ostess l., the Social Service Club of the F'ilsi Presbyterian Church Saturday after noon at her home on Vest Barra4psa- S rect The following was the l. O. gram:
 Paper, Miss Maxine Matthews.
 Auet. piano and violin, Mis*es Lloyd
 V:ca' solo, The Bosary,' Miss Nar@i Belle Atkinson
 Tie hostess served delicious fe- res n.onts. Miss Helen Hearne, as Alb n'arle, \. C, who is visiting rel tt Nes nere. was guest of the cj1;j The neNt meeting will beld the thjga saturday i'a January With Miss 'fa,- uG :'Oy
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Bridges. corresponding secretary Of the Home department; Mrs. (. A. Hing, recording secretary: Mrs. R. H. NJ. Mills, treasurer of the Foreign department; Mrs. w. D. Ferguson. treasurer Home departmenti Mrs 4. c. Jordan, agent for The Voice. " The next meeting will b. held tbe first Monday in January.
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1. (. STRIKE WILL NOT
 AFFECT OTHER LINES
Union Officials WIFI Go t0 St. Louis to Confer with Railroad
 Officials.

Chicago, H., Dec. 1S.-The strike lf shopmen of the Illinois Central and Hartman lines will not be spread to other railroads. The conference of international officials of the unions involved, now being held In St LoAis, is for the purpose of trying to settle the strike of carmen on the Missouri :, Kansas and Texas railroad.
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Deputy Constable D. ". Stewa

Deputy Constable D. w. Stewart yesterday arrested Louis Tecks and Amanda Williams, two negro women, on charge of disturbing the peace. They will be given a hearing at g o'clock this morning before Magis- trate W. D. Vance
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Young Ladies Club.

The Young Ladies Club of the Fi st Methodist church met at the home of Mrs. Wm. Crutcher Saturday ofte1- noon. After the business session th. following program was rendred
 Instrumental solo, Miss Efnua Monk.
 Vocal solo, Miss Jessie Banks.
 Instrumental solo, Miss Virginla Crutcher.
 Delicious refre Silnenfs Were served by Misses Evelyn and Nrancee Grntcher.
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WGmcn's Auxiliary Postponed.

The Women's Auxiliary of Trinity Parish, announced to 0eet tomorrow Wednesday, afternoon, with Rev. and Mrs. Charles L. 'W-Raese, at the rectory has been postponed until further notice. All members of the auxiliary are asked to make note of the pOStpGnament
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Seven cases of drunkenness were disposed of by Judge Stewart in police court yesterday morning and the of- fender in each case received fine of $5. The case of Harrison Smith. charged with vagrancy, was continu- ed. The total fines amounted to $3a.
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-Rebecca Young was arresI ed yes terday afternoon by Special Officer Oscar Parnell. The womS.. was charged with shoplifting, having taken some articles from Kress' store.
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MRS. NELL TROTTER
 S12 West Fifth Avenue.

Will make you swell hat out 0. your old one. Makes afternoon and evening hats. She carries swell line of buckram frames; makes fur hats, children and baby hats and bonne-
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.r>. Trui0ckI Hostess.

Mrs. \. B. Trulock will eatertau this afternoon at the Jefferson Hot with bridge party complimentaf 10 Mesdames Neal Martin. i4ati- ! to Mesdames Neal Martin. lutie Mont gomery and Louise Rowland.
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We can connect your stoves C eaper than any one else. Our man has years of experience. Call 30l.
 12 10 G..
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Buy a Bucks Natural Gas Rang and you will have at.sfaction and A long lived stove.-Reap & CrawtoTt F,1rD C0 'f
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ducks Natural Gas Ranges are hest because they last longer.-Reap & Crawford Furn. Co., [:
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Lydia Bible Class.

The Lydia Bible Class met y a::'- day afternoon with Mrs l. X. Me Leod, at her home on West Sixth avenue. A large number of members Were present 3nd enjoyed the lesson which was led by Mrs Robert Ky land. Several musicau numb CTS were rendered and several papers rad which were much enjoyed. The ogram %as as follows:
 Chri.tfas anthem, Misses Ethel Clement. tnaz shannon and Maxine AattheWs.. Mrs. F. r. Renfrow was accompanist
 Paprr, Cana at the Pr sent Time. " Mrs. s. Wiley.
 Vocal solo, "Compassion. Miss Miss Inez Shannon
 Paper, From Jerusalen to Caper- naum Through Sanaria,. Mrs. Co., rinne Knox
 The last named papsr was very interesting, aS Ms. Knox made this trip while she was in the Holy Land.
 After the program a social mis- sion was held and delightful refresh ments Were served by Mrs. Mcleod
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Visitors Entertained.

Miss Retta Lazarus entertained ill. fofmally at her home on Wtast Bar- raque street Sunday evening in honor of Miss Jeanette Mas 5n of Dayton, O0hio, and Miss Minnie Price of Ch. cago. Music was feature of tse eH- ening ard delightful refreshments were served Those present were: Misses Jeanne. te Mason. Minnie Price. EthAl Sehloss. iIannie Joseph, Nona Lazafrs. aud Retta Lazarus: Harold BlutheHthal. Sol Nla berg Dr. :. Frisch. Clarence Hanf Do, Kasio@, sol Bloom, Sam llilzh"im. !oTaed Strauss acd Dave Well.
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SOCIETY

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Missionary Society.


 The Ladies Home and Foreign Mi. sionarv eocie1v of the 'ir,1 \ tA- odist church held a business meet ing in the cHapel yesterday aft5r- noon Several business matters were dis M@ca Of a'l t'a ffacers for hc ensuing year were el 5c,ed. or rath r all the form officers Were re- leet- ed. Tac officer are:
 Mrs sar4h Sfranee, president; Mrs Robert Finley, first vice-n2' = ident: Mrs. |. D. Ii its. secon' i.- president: Mrs. C N' CD : ',hird vica-n sident ls. \. (. 5or dan, fourth vic -press M. C. Cross. 2orre -pond' " -"''-. O the Forei eh depar,men;; -."s, P. A,
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Promptly Filled. Courteous and Kfn<