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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-04-27
scHRErBER-HoLTz xupTraLs.

The marriage of Miss Lilly Schneider
and Herman Hoitz will be solemnized
tomorrow afternoon at ST. Paufs Lu:h-
eran church in Clinton street The
hour for the ceremony is three o'clock.
The Rev. Theo Claus. pastor OF the
church will officiate and us the ring
ceremony AS the Bridal Chorus
from Lohengrin is played the bride
and groom with their attendants will
enter the church and come dewn the
long central aisle to the altar where
the ceremony will be performed in the
presence of a large company of invited
friends and relatives. In the bridal
procession will be Miss Clara Becker
who will serve as maid of honor and
the bridesmaids, Miss Claudia Schreib-
er and Miss Marie Holtz. August
Bloom, George Mayer and Edward Boo
will attend the groom. Little Lillian
Holtz. flower girl, will carry \
basket of pink aand white roses and
carnations. The basket will have
streamers of white satin ribbon am
tulle. The attendants will form ar
aisle for the bride and groom to pass
through to the altar.
The bridge will wear beautiful
gown of white duchess satin, yelled
with marquisette. Her tulle veil will
be caught with lilies of the valley anC
she Will carry a shower bouquet o.
brides roses and lilies of the valley
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ley Burchill of Pontiac, Mich. who is
Mrs. w. j. McAleer's house guest was
present as the invited. guest of the
hostess. The hours until five o'clock
were enjoyably passed with music and
needle work after which luncheon was
served. A beautifully appointed lunch
con of four courses was served. The
prevailing colors in the decorative
scheme were green and white. White
carnations and smilax trimmed the
tables. Flowers and greenery were a
pretty decoration in the living room
where the guests met in the early
hours, of the Afternoon. In two weeks
on Friday afternoon, May 10th the
members will be the guests of Mrs. II.
B. Douglas at her home in Glendale
Park. Mrs. Douglas will entertain at
a thimble party.
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SURPRISE PARTY.

\ very pleasant surprise party was
given in honor of Mabel Rundbom at
her home, $50 Truman avenue Inst
evening. The evening was spent with
games and music. At ten o'clock re-
freshments were served. Those pres
ent We're: Misses Madeline Ortt, Maude
Burke, Clara Sass, Apphia Bogard.
Mile Schulenburger, Iona Turner.
Irene Aldrich, Nellie Jones and Mabel
Rundbom, the Messrs. Leo Hansen, Ed
ward Hess. Elmer Stone. Daniel Meers,
Jacob Brussel. William Vogt. Warren
Evans, Clifford Smith and Lloyd Hess.
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PROGRAM is ANNOUNCED.

At the meeting OF the w. C. T. L,
last evening at the home of Mrs. John
Blanchard, the corner of Truman ave-
nue. and Hamiin street plans were
made for the next evening meeting 70
be held Monday. April Goth at Weis
Hall in State street. The members ex-
tend cordial invitation to the public
to attend and 1t is desired that there
is large attendance at the meeting.
The following program has been ar
ranged for the evening.
Devotional Exercises. Rev. Pollard
Piano Selection. Miss Alberta Pugh
Recitation--"A Little Maid Named
Anne. Miss Birdie beaverton
Selection. =. White Ribbon Quartette
Words of welcome and Introduction
............. Mrs. H. r. Granger
Address--"Am l My Sisters Keep
er?" Mrs. Floyd H. Adams
Piano Selection. Miss GLADYS Younger
Vocal Solo-'Star of the East ..
.......... Miss Anna Williams
Benediction.
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ENJOYABLE MEETING.

The members of the Presbyterian
Social Club entertained the members
of the Pine street Presbyterian church
at their meeting last evening in the
parlors of the church in South Hob
man street IT was the regular hi
monthly meeting postponed from
Thursday to Friday evening and many
young people were in attendance. They
spent the hours very enjoyably with
music and games after which refresh
ments were served.
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BOY SCOUT MEETING.

A number of Boy Scouts met in the
par1ors of the First Baptist church in
East Sibley street last evening for
their regular weekly meeting. Levi
Golden met with the boys and talked
to them on "Thriftiness.' The mem
bers are planning for camping trip
this summer and anticipated many
good times this spring and summer
After the business meeting various
games were played and the social hour
passed very pleasantly.
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Social News
- IN -----
III AMIN Ond
MAS. PATTON a HOSTESS.

Mrs. w. ID. Patton very delightfully."-
entertained company of Hammond
friends at surprise party in honor OF
Mir. Patton last evening at their home
in Highland street. n very pleasant
evening was spent at the card tables
whore several games of bridge whist
We're played. At eleven o'clock re-
freshments were served. The lunch
con was served in two courses.
Among the guests were Mr.. and Mrs
George Chaplin, MIR. and Mrs. George
Hannauer, Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Chapman,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Cohn. Miss Agnes
Meikle. Miss Mae Nelson. Miss Flor
ence Loveridee, Messrs. Charles Barry
of Chicago. Allen Twyman of East
Chicago and VIII Hastings.
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tertained about thirty friends at 4
farewell party for Mrs. Haze1wood
who left Hammond today for Pitts
burg, Pa. to join her husband and
make her future home in the east, Mrs
Hazelwood was formerly Miss Muriel
Eastwood. A pleasant time was spent
socially with games and music after
which refreshments were served.
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SOCIAL NEWS ron MONDAY.

Mrs. Fred Crumpacker will enter
tain the members of the EmbrOfd-
cry Club at thfmbIe party Mon
day at her home in Warren street.
There Will be meeting of the
alumni association of the Hammond
high school Monday evening MT
eight o'clock In the high school as
sembiy room.
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A DINNER.

Mr.. and Mrs. w. d. Ray viii be host
and hostess to the members of the
Columbia Club and their husbands =
seven o'clock dinner this evenig at
their home in Glendale Park.
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DESIRE LARGE ATTENDANCE.

An important meeting of the mem
bers of the alumni association of the
Hammond high school will take place
Monday evening in the high school as
sembly room.
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A BUSINESS MEETING.

The members of the Hammond
Woman's Club will meet in the audi
torium of the First Presbyterian
church in South Holman street this
afternoon at two-fourty-five o'clock.
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a PRETTY PARTY.

One of the prettiest parties of the
week end was given by Mrs. Frank
Hammond Yesterday afternoon at her
home in Mason street honoring the
members for meeting and twelve mem
bers were present. Mrs. Joseph stan
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A BUSINESS MEETING.

Mrs. George Hannauer will be at
home to the members of the Mozart
Club this evening at her South Hob
man street residence. It will be the
last meeting of the season and plans
for next years study will be made.
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HAMMOND COUPLE
WE'D IN CHICAGO

Chicago. April 27.-Elmer b. Pollard
and Miss Minnie Delilah. both of Ham
mond, were licensed to marry here to-
day.
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4 TEA.

AIRS. II. +. Meikle and Miss Agnes
Meikle will entertain friends at a high
tea at four o'clock this afternoon at
their Homewod residence s5S South
Holman street. Between thirty anS
forty young women will be guests.
CLUBS
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Miss celia Irish who is attending
the Lake Forest College at Lake For
est, Ill is the guest of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. J. Floyd Irish at their home
in Ada
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HONOR MRS. HAzLEwooD.

Mrs. John II. Hazelwood was the
honor guest at a party given by Mrs
James Dickson last evening at her
home in Doty street. Mrs. Dickson en-
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Mrs. Victor Dyer is entertaining her
sister, Miss Hortense Rockwell of
Crown Point at her home in South
Holman street.
Mrs. Nathan L. Thompson and little
daughter, Evelyn of Everett, Wash.
will arrive in Hammond tomorrow to
be the guest of Mrs. a. r. Merry
weather and Miss Myrtle Merryweath-
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There will be a meeting of the mem
bers of Dorcas Rebeckah Lodge this
evening in /. O. o. F. Hall in State
street.
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lodge Assemblies

A special meeting of the members of
Golden Rule Council No. d. of L.
was called for two o'clock yesterday
afternoon in the K. of p. Hall. There
were many members in attendance at
the meeting and great deal of work
was disposed of. The names of twelve
candidates fer membership Were pre-
scented and. balloted upon The mem
bers are preparing for a large class
initiation to take place early in May.
The members of Union Council No. 8
d. of L. will celebrate the seventh an
niversary of their organization in
Whiting and will initiate a large class
of candidates. The members of
Triumph Counevil No. IL ID. of l.. have
ben invited to do the initiatory work
and the members of Golden Rule
Council No. 1 D. of L. will give the
drill work.
pleasant meeting of the members
of Hammond Temple No. 70 Pythian
Sisters took place last evening in the
K. of p. Hall in South Holman street.
Six candidates for membership in the
Whiting Temple were initiated. There
was a large attendance of the mem
hership and many visitors from Whit
ing were present.
on Monday night, April 90. Ham
mond lodge No. 210 X of p. will give
another of their series of entertain
ments for the ladies. This will be
ladies night in every sense of the word.
A short program has been arranged
after which there will be lunch and
hop" All members of the K. of p
order including sojourning brothers,
their wives and families are invited to
attend.
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BAKERS VIEW
WONDERS OF
The DESERT

Phoenix. Arizona. May :.
There is ono car at Ashfork. luck
ily owned by man quite exact in his
statements. Ho drew us a map OF our
read to Prescott. thru the Verdi VAL
ley. We measured zone stretch OF II
miles without turn or an incline
New England can offer nothing finer
even with its payements. We made our
distance Of GAL miles in record time
We ran into garage at Prescott to
enquire The way 10 the next town. The
owner OF the garage said to driver.
2s1ows the hill2" The driver said.
"oh, they can do It with this car .
Well, We did It. Tho poor old ear
climbed straight up for three miles.
then held back for four miles OF tas
steerest narroVcst rook!cst pitches
1t took twenty-oisht miles to take us
out OF the Copper Basin country--a.i
do you know-there isn't a name at
tached to that hill. tho somewhere
there must be a "dlablo" combination
that would suit it, Our stopping place
was kirkland, good example of the
extremes TO which we are subjected,
At the ElTorae at the Canyon we paid
$500 each, at Kirkland we had foar
beds. supper and oreakfagt at si.so
for all OF us, but the accommodations
we're high at that The ''persnickety'
member didn't 40 to bod. but rolled M
In dusty lap roba on top, But our
passing tho night there was real
missionary ect--nothing like u since
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SONS. Mrs. Kiskaddon presided over
the short business session. The pro-
gram followed. consisting OF music by
Mrs. Cook. the Misses Black and Miss
Helen King, and interesting readings
by AIRS. Kibbie and Mrs Hubhell
The refreshments were pressed chick
en-, hot biscuits and coffee. A visit 10
Mrs. Deweese's den to examine the
collection of eurios. where fire in
the open grqte greeted the guests was
pleasing feature Of the social hour.
Mrs. Deweese proved herself an ad-
mirable hostess aud all present enjoy
ed the afternoon to the fullest extent
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HAND MIRRORS

Mr.. ]. W. cofey and family have
moved here from Denver and are oc-
cupylng the J. Q. Macdonald place on
Elm avenue. Lincoln Park. Mr.. coffey
is an expert auctioneer having had -
years experience with Mr.. George L
Goulding of Denver. He has moved to
Canon City with his family because of
the excellent climate and because it
can combine splendid school facilities
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PERCALES

The activity Of Phoenix stirs us. Its
homes are the best We have seen. A
mole to Mr. Welsh from Col. Sellers
has put all the information of the
Chamber of Commerce within our
reach. 4LxA
We leave May Sth for our run
across the real desert, which we hope
to make in >three days.
THE BAKERS.
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the wild west shows in November. alr.
Baker found chas. Meyer. who had
been in Canon in 50. He knew Mr..
chas. Pauls. Mr.. H. Beskham. DIR.
Craven. AR. stump and the Witch
er'- .ET-
The storekeeper at Kirkland as
sured us there were good roads ahead
with one hill. the yarneIl. DR.. oren-
DORIS scheme for road to the top
OF the Greenhorn is perfectly plausi-
BILE in the light OF our travels In fact
II appeals TO ms a pleasant Sunday
afternoon jannt But the remainder OF
the road to Phoenix. that is from
wickenterg on. was a balm to our
bumps. We wound In and out on the
highest ridges making our descent on
10 percent grade. Our way lay thru
myriads of Wild flowers. We had
known the saguara. the poleiike cac-
tus of the desert so were prepared
Tor It's dominance OF the landscape
Many OF these reach a height Of fifty
feet and over The ocateno was new
to all OF us. It grows Ike willow
switch. without branches or main
trunk. leaves one-half TO an inch long
protected hy stir taorns The rowe.s.
vivid scarlet. ZIP the ends. making
what appears to be pendant Of close
ly strung uncut coral These slender
stalks. from ten to fifteen feet in
length. lend graceful motion to the
whole bewilder.ns growth Of the des-
ert We attempted some few pictures
here. but would like to have Mr.. i.iv-
Ingston with his kodak for trip thru
this garden of the desert. We were all
impressed by what appeared to be =
definite arrangement. as II the effect
had really been thought CT. We drove
for a quarter of mile thru field of
California poppics.
AS we dropped lower the vegetation
changed. on all sides We're the mes
quite bush that we had known in 1'eS-
as. We stopped AZ a railway junction
TO gct water. The agent told us OF a
dry stream ahead. He had helped pun
4 car out the day before He showed
us the tracks, leading 20 the elevated
railroad bridge. where most of the
cars cross. But knowing how the old
velle coud pull. we rlsked the sand,
and went acruss without stagg ~
We saw buildings ahead which We
hoped were Phoenix. though our mile
age was some fourteen miles short.
This proved to be wonderful stretch
OF farm land lying ON all sides OF the
town. We followed splendid drive
way into the city. refreshed by palm
trees. Towering pamegranates, honey
sucklcs. and banks OF roses lt~was an
unbelievable transition from the in
tense cold OF the Canyon. thru the ties-
cri. to world OF cool green and
heavy fragrance,
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WASH Dress GOODS

Slightly damaged on edges by
smoke.
ONE LOT "Alayflower" Batiste.
Regular special at l21sc yard.
ONE LOT Fine Cotton printed
Yoiles; also pretty mercerized
Foulards. Values 15c and 19c
yd. Fire Sale .... 10c I'd
ONE LOT Fine Summer silks
and high grade wash Voiles.
Best S5c values. Fire Sale.
....- "a. " -.. "a. l9c I'd
6iN6H4MS
Still greater reductions. These
sho. slight smoke stains on edges.
All Zoe Ginghams go at. -. &c I'd
All l21sc Ginghams go at Sc I'd
All 15c Ginghams 20 at -. Zoe yd
All CSC Imported Zephyr and
at ------... -..----.- lS9sc va
All 25c Imported Zephyr and
Egyptian Tissues. now go at
PERCALES
Only a few left and practically
undamaged.
All Sc Percales 90 at . sc yd
All i0c Percales go at ...6 &c yd
All I21sc Percales go at -. Sc yd
All l5c Percales go at -. .10c yd
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FRUITMERE
AND TOURMlLE

Mr. charlsS Gage who has been Wis
iting with his parents for the past
month, left last week for Indiana.
whege he expects to locate for the
present
w-ess...
3ir. and Mrs. Noble of Lincoln Park
are visiting friends In East Canon ,lnA
week
The East Canon Embroidery club ex-
poets to meet with Mrs Hibbard this
week. a pleasant and profitable meet
Ing is anticipated.
z-&z
Mr.. E. h. carp~ter OF East Main
has just received Fnother shipment o:
pure Ohio maple syrup.
Miss Fannie Rrcher of salida, spent
Sunday very pleasantly with her aunt
and uncle. Mr. and Mrs. Il. coney of
Dozier avenue Miss ArcheT made the
trip in the auto.
Mrs. Oscar Green and Miss Audra
castlebury spent Wednesday very
pleasantly visiting ~ith Mr. and Mrs
Robinson and daughter of Cyanide
avenue 81 srz
w-w-w
The Fourmile school will be dismiss
ed for the term next Friday. The feat
ure of Friday. the last doy Of school.
will be a picnic to Eightmile. This
school term has been very pleasant
and profitable to all the scaool pupils
w-x-w
The PhilomathIan Literary society
met last Friday evening with very
good crowd. fair program was rend-
cred which every one greatly enjoyed
The mex, meeting night viii be June
18th.
The sophomore class OF the South
Canon high school was entertained a;
the Gage residence on Fourmile. a
good number Of the class were present
and all had fine time.
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FREY & COLLINS
In The Acme Block
722-72A Main St.
HALF rRICE DRESS GOODS

HALF PRICE DRESS GOODS
Several lots On which the selv-
edge shows slight smoke stain.
55c Wool Batiste. Fire Sale.
..-.... ......... SOC I'd
5oe White Wool Mohalr. Fire
Sale ...-.-.. - ..... Soc I'd
35c Danish Cloth. Fire Sale.
25c Water Soaked Sunbonnets sc
25c perfect Sunbonnets. .-.. 15c
Handkerchiefs forN ladies, for 25c !;
8 for 25e and zee dozen.
25c Bristol Clothes Brush. 4. Zoe
Ladies' Gloves go One-FOurth on
c B. Corsets 0ne-Fourth and One
Fifth on.
MERCERIZED NAPKINS.
Slightly water soaked.
is inch size go at ...75e dOz
20 inch size 90 at ... .95c dOz
HAND MIRRORS
Worth soc to sl.00. Almost per-
feet. go at Hall Price.
sl.00 White Wool Serge Dress,
size &C. \ beautiful garment,
but slightly water stained. $500
Also = $500 Tan Wool Dress.
Almost perfect. for .... $500
si-25 perfect House Dresses for s5c
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LINCOLN PARK
NEWS NOTES

Gienwood Springs.
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Mrs. Frank Jones left Saturday after
a HNeweeks' visit with her parents On
PA kaveaue, to join her husband who
has Job of surveying at Alamosa.
K@w-ss
ANT. MeNutt and daughter Haldon.
asioeSpying rooms with Mrs. FoOte
on Grand avenue. since their return
from California.
James cuthbert, until recently a
resident Of the Park. but now living in
South Canon. has accepted a position
for the coming year in the Penrosei
schools.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Tobler left Tues
day FOR Pagosa Springs where they
expect to meet relatives ana remain
for awhile.
q J. Lewis os the Lincoln Park
store expects to leave Friday for
visit with his parents and other rela-
tives in California and Seattle. wass
.s--s:-s
Mr.. Kendrick is here from Texas 70
lsfsfter business In connection with
his ranch recently purchased Of f. E
Floyd He expects to move his family
uP.oon for permanent residence.
w-%-.x
The ladies' prayer meeting OF sher-
man avenue. was postponed this week
on account of the storm. and win meet
next Monday afternoon with Mrs
Freidinger.
Miss Dorothy Black is home again
after teaching term of school at Co
topaz. --rs ziE
w-w-v
Mr.. VIII Piummer returned last
week from trip to Kansas to look az
ter his farming interests.
u-u-m
X. F. Nichols OF Lebanon. kss-. who
has'oeen visiting n few days with the
family of Prof Fisher. who are old ac-
quaintances. has rented place on
sogih Ninth street and located with
carr Dad OF goods Mr. Nichols expects
his family to arrive in few days and
they will make tl,eir permanent home
on Lincoln Park.
w-s-r
Mr.. and Mrs Barnhart left Saturday
for Denver where they will stay for
few days. then go on to Boulder to at
tend the C. A r. encampment
Word has been received that the
family OF < L. Floyd. who left Linoola
PAX recently to and home In Texas,
a well pleased wi, h their location
and have commenced to improve Their
new place.
w-w-E
VIM cuthbeFt IS tearing out part o;
his house on Grand avenue prepara-
tory 70 reaiodcling. His son Jim Of 5
Canon Is helping him.
NJ g-w-,s
dreAaldis,s are generally adding
solution of Paris green to the Arse
nate OF Lead tpiny this spring. hoping
,y>eci'' the leaf-rolier by this means,
Ii Is too carly yet to form definite
conclusion as to the outcome, and
opinions vary to quite an extent
w-w-g
Mr.. Th6s- johnson brought guests
down from Cripple Creek on the sun
da yexcurslon to enjoy the hospitality
OF the johnson home on Park avenue.
namely. Mr.. and Mis. Frank Collins.
Ray iIodgln and Clyde porouFhty. Mr..
johnson viii remain TO visit his fam
iiy for few days.
e n-s@
Nt' cotie Babbeit eamc Friday
frcri .Hotchl,lsr. colo, to visit at the
hcms Of her mother. Mrs. Aeker on
Sherman avenue. aud also to DC pres
-~9t at The graduating exercises Of the
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MINIS and BOYS DUCK AND
COVERT COATS.
Values SIPS, SI75. $3.50 and $500.
Collars are scorched. Now go
at .2Je, soc, Sl.00
WOOL DRESS COATS soc.
From Suits that sold at $3.50 to
$500. Shoulders burned but a
patch Will make a good work
coats for you. Choice .. soc
Boys Coats as above ....-. -25e
Buy two and use one to repair
the other.
MEMS SUITS
Coats slightly smoked and some
are scorched, but pants and
vests are perfect. Suits that
sold up TO $500 now 90 a.
from ...... $3.50 up to 500
MEMS NEW SUITS
Came in after the fire, and of
course are project All pure
wool. Values $3.50, $500
$500. We place them on
special sale at $1,000, $500
and Sl4.20.
MEMS VESTS
Almost perfect. From hight grade
suits Choice ...-....... soc
BOYS SUITS
We have about a dozen Boys
Suits in ages, 4, ;. 8. Z. 8, that
are perfect Pants straight
knee style. These we price at
about half value:
$3.50 boys suits for. s1.65
$3.50 boys suits forS1-S0 and 500
s400 boys suits for 5000 and $50
<E m hot-c' sttitG for $300
MEMS md BOYS PANTS
We have an excellent line. Every
pair that shows the least trace
OF damage goes at 0ne-Third ON
All perfect Pants go at .------.
0ne-Fourth on
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Mr.. and Mrs Everett Honlicker o:
Portland. Colorado. are the parents of
a fine baby.
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with plenty of wholesome mountain
air for his children without the trying
atmosphere of big city. In auction
eering Mr.. Golfer guarantees his work
or will return the money. His phone
number is Canon i5s. 49, 1 !
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Some Wonderful
LACE CURTAIN BARGAINS

/ LOT with folds sinsed Some
high grade. Go at. l0c each
other Lace Curtains smoke and