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NOTES

The Minnesota Equal Franchise lea
que, at an executive board meeting last
week passed the following resolution:
'Inasmuch as there are many appli-
cants for the position of head of the
woman's department of the State La
Dor bureau, be it resolved that we
heartily indorse the action of the state
administration in the past, in the adj
yancement of officials whoAhave proven
themselves capable and efficient. and
believing Miss Agnes l.. Peterson to be
eligible through having been connected
with the work during the past two
years as Mrs. Starkweather's assistant
and familiar with her plans and the
working out of the same for the best
interests of the women and children Of
the state, We respectfully recommend
her Announcements"
The phenomenal advance which the
woman suffrage movement has made in
Hungary is indicated by Miss Rosika
S~chwimmer, q prominent Hungarian
woman who is visiting England in con-
International Alliance for Woman suf-
frage. Miss Schwimmer said that the
Hungarian s~uffragettes anticipated
that they would receive the suffrage
by next year. The whole feminist
movement in Hungary is only of recent
date. Ten years ago 1t was very rare
for any girl of good birth to think of
numbers of girls work and are all the
happier for it. The universities are
open to them except in regard to the
faculties of theology and law. In Htln-
gary all public Offices are open 10 men
who had studied law, many of them
only TO such men, so that complications
would arise is women were to be adj
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FAMOUS pint OF COUGH
SYRUP" RECEIPT
No Better Remedy at Any
Price. Fully Guaranteed,

. ~. ... 5 H. EH.rsH = ...#.
Make a plain syrup by mixing one
pint of graduated sugar and II pint of
warm water and stir for two minutes.
Put 2h ounces of pure ,Pinex (ifty
cents WORTHY in a pint bottle. and fill
1t up with the Sugar Syrup. This gives
you a family supply of the best cough
syrup at a saving of 81. It never
spoils. Take a teaspoonful every one,
two or three hours. W.
The effectiveness of this simple
remedy is surprising. 1t seems to take
hold instantly, and will usually stop
the most obstinate cough in "a hours.
1t tones up the jaded appetite and Is
just laxative enough to be helpful in
a cough, and has a pleasing taste.
Also excellent for bronchial trouble,
throat tickle, sore lungs and asthma,
and an unequaled remedy for Whoop-
ing cough n croup.
This recipe for making cough
remedy with Pinex and Sugar Syrup
Cor strained honey is a. prime favorite
in thousands of homes in the United
States and Canada. The plan has been
initiated, though never successfulIy,
If you try it, use only genuine Pinex,
which is the most valuable concentrate
ed compound of Norway white pine
extract, and is rich in guaiacol and
all the natural healing pine elements.
Other preparations will not work in
this recipe.
A guaranty of absolute satisfaction,
or money promptly refunded. goes
with this recipe. Your druggist has
Pinex, or will get it for you. If not,
send to The Pinex Co., TT. Wayne,
Ind. -Advt.
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where they will make their home on
the bridegroom's farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. c. Eddy of Thir-
teenth street south who have been
visiting for the past two weeks in
Cleveland, o., with Mr.. Eddy's mother,
are expected home tomorrow.
Madam Ida Melin, the well known
Chiropodist, leaves this afternoon for
Berthold to spend Thanksgiving with
her daughter. h will be absent
about a week.
The regular classes in embroidery,
gymnasium and French will not meet
at the Y. w. G. A. on Thursday even
ing, but the classes will be continued
over for another week.
Bible class of district Nc. 80 and 3,
will meet his evening with Mrs. Ewald
on Ninth. street north. Mrs. H. NJ
Talbot will be leader. This Bible class
has a splendid record having never
missed a meeting since the. Organization
of the classes last spring and the aver.
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CLUB NOTES

The drama section of the Fine Arts
club met yesterday afternoon. at the
Civic Centre and Club house. The fea-
ture of the afternoon was the review of
Miss Lou Cell QufrS. s and sBe
also outlined briefly the life of ME-.
MacKaye. Miss Claire Luger read some
selections from the play which were
much enjoyed.
Arts club met this afternoon. Mrs,
Paine gave The History of Slavery in
the United states and Mrs. Doneghue
discussed The Freedmen's Bureau.
The Minot's Woman's club celebrat-
ed the seventh annual anniversary
Friday at Mrs. Carr's lovely home in
that city. The guests included all for
mer members of the club. The or
g~anization was perfected seven wears
ago, and each year since, the members
have celebrated the club. birthday with
a little social affair. The afternoon
was devoted to needlework, and visit
ing, n In two amusing guessing con-
tests, Mrs. Carr and Mrs. Swenson were
fortunate in winning the favors. The
club colors, pink and green, were
predominant about the rooms, and each
guest was given a little pink and green
during the afternoon. Mrs. Carr serv-
ed "a very delicious collation. ar <
o'clock, and the dining room table had
a handsome c~enterpiece of pink car
nations and ferns. Mrs. lean Carr
Ellison n Miss Leda Mansfield assist
ed in serving. The club colors were
carried out in the ices and CONNECTIONS,
The Norden musical at Devils Lake
held a meeting Friday evening at he
home of Mrs. S. o. Bondelid. The
society proposes to publish a cook book
in the near future, the proceeds from
which Will be used to help defray the
expense of the Saengerfest, which will
be held in Devils Lake next summer,
and the discussion of recipes, etc, took
up most of the evening. After the
business of the meeting had been dis
posed of, dainty refreshments were
served by Miss Bondelfd. The next
meeting will be held two weeks hence.
at the home of Mrs. silver Serumgard.
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PLAN Big DANCE
Annual Affair at the A. &. Expected to
BE One of the Most Important
of the Year.

Yesterday afternoon the N. d. A. c.
Cadet band held a meeting to discuss
plans and appoint committees for their
annual dance. Saturday, Dec. Z was
decided on as the date for this event,
and the following committees appoint
ed:
Invitations-Grifin, Williams, II.
Bachmann.
Programme and fIoor-ManikowsRi,
Dixon, ArVold.
Decorating-Gross, Issac, Warrington,
Bachmann. NJ. Guss.
Ticket and finanee-Colley, F%alconer
and Elmer.
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IF Interest to the Women
Can the soaetyE Editor on any q rae Forunas FOur wires ana Ak for rive

age attendance has been ten members
all through the summer.
Mrs. Charles Johnson and daughter.
Miss Esther of Sixth street south. left
today for Minneapolis, where they will
spend a week with friends. .s...-
Miss Violet Conant is expected home
to spend Thanksgiving with her par
ents, Mr.. n Mrs. Conant of Second
avenue south. Miss Conant is teaching
music and drawing at Starkweather
this year.
Mr., and Mrs. w. L. Grasse Of the
Colonial apartments returned home last
evening from La Crosse, Wis, where
Mrs. Grasse has spent the past three
weeks at the bedside of her mother,
who has been very Ill.
The Misses Hazel Young and Mabel
Peterson have issued invitations for
this evening for a parcel shower in
honor of Miss Gertrude Long whose
marriage to J. Gray Mcconnell of Bel
field. N. D., will be an event of Thanks
giving day. Twelve young ladies will
be present and a happy time is being
planned.
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To EreRhan Air.

To freshen the air of a sickroom,
ground coffee should be sprinkled on
a shovel or coal scoop previously
heated in the fire. A match should
then be held to a small piece of cam.
phor gum, and when this Is alight it
should be placed in the center Of the
shovel. The burning coffee gives an
aromatic aroma to the room which
is very refreshing.
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MARRIAGE

Marriage licenses were issued in the
county court yesterday afternoon to
John J. Gallagher of Cleveland, N. D.,
and Violette M. Miller of Mapleton;
and to William c.. Walker and VeIva
NJ. Miller, both of Mapleton. The
two ,brides-elect are sisters.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-11-26
CLEVER ELSIE

"Mamma, why did you say ssGsfs's
ssEss2'
because you mustn't"
ssYou mean because ! ean't. That's why
! like these Sunshine Takhomas-they're
the first soda crackers I've ever had that
break so nice in the middle and eGn't muss.
up everything with crumbs"
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decentralization

Observation-Disclosures.
EXecutive-Colley, Griffin. Manikow-
ski, Gross. Aramon.
Music-Dr. Putnam.
The red. white and blue was adopted
as the band cOlors. The committees
are all at work and expect to make
his the best dance of the college sea-
son.
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His Rnasnn

"Now that your parents have put
you through college, why are you
waiting before you pick out a career?'
why" replied the sweet girl grad
uate, I'm waiting to see If someone
won't pick me out."-Judge. b.,
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The question of woman suffrage is
now before the Danish house of com
mons and Is arOusing widespread in
terest. The reform is bound up with
the projected general amendment of
the Danish constitution. Herr BerntSen,
the premier. has introduced the meas
ure for this purpose. Two points are
involved: One, the manner of election
for the landsthing upper house), and
two, the lowering of the qualifying
voting age for the lower house. from
30 to rs years, together with the ex-
tension of this franchise to women.
With regard to the l~andsthing, it is
proposed to abolish certain privileges.
such as the nomination Of twelve men,
bers directly by the king, n to place
the electoral power in the hands of the
municipalities. Since women have a
place on these bodies, they would also
become automatically included as vOt-
ers for the upper house. 1t is con-
ended that the proposed amendment
Is on the lines of the old Danish con-
~stitution of 1S49, into which the re-
dictionary spirit of 1866 introduced
baneful privileges. The liberals, rad
icals and socialists, who are support
ing the premier. show no wish to ex-
clude women, and the conservatives
are also said to be in favor of their
inclusion. Herr Berutsen has always
been a staunch supporter of the advent
of women into public affairs. 1t is not
long since he made the announcement
that there shall "be no amendment OF
the fundamental law of our Constitu-
ton without the grant of full suffrage
to women"
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STATE WEDDINGS

AT the home of Mr.. and Mrs. c. Stall
ey at Bismarck, occurred the marriage
on Monday evening of Miss Hazel
Smith of Garrison. and Henry Sethre of
Lone Tree.
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On Saturday evening, at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Orren T. House of Napo-
leon occurred the wedding of their
eldest daughter, Miss olive F., to Dream
j. Winjum, County Judge Bryant ofici-
ating. -.
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>. George Dennison and Miss Anna
kleinjan, of Bentley, were married
Monday, Nov. Is, at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Barry in Mott, where
the bride has spent a great deal of her
time. The, ceremony was performed
by Judge F. S. Dewey of the county
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mitted to the faculty of the law.
Medicine attracts women. a. state
appointments being open to women
doctors. AS to trades there were hard-
ly any to which women had not the
right to enter. In the textile manufaC-
turers they greatly ou~tnumbered the
men. and even in iron works some parts
of the work were done by women
Agriculture also employed them large
ly.
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Eaa View Notes.

Judge: 1t isn't expected that Am
brose Crosslotts will enjoy Thanks
giving, day overly much this year. He.
has been suffering the past three days
with shooting pains in his back. He
tried to carry off Ote Climbers prize
leggern rooster Sunday night.
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CCl-fs1s Morse-BrouRhton Co.
@eLe Is an evening gown combin-
LnS Oeaoeo chiffon with velvet orO-
cades The chiffon forms the bodice
sleeve and skirt trimming. Ths
lower part Of the skirt Is OF the bro
caus forms train and II caught up
az the right aide by a bow of black
VeIVeG The girdle and corSags or
OF black !elveG. The round
neck 10 trimmed with crystal beads
ano drops. and the double-beIl
sleeves are edged with the same
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A very pretty wedding took place
north of Mott last Sunday, the princi-
pals being Andrew J. Raab and Miss
Bessie Schwartz, two popular young
people in that neighborhood.- The GER
emony occurred at the home of the
brides parents, MIR. and Mrs. c. L.
Schwartz and was performed by Rev.
W.. c.. Hume. -
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The sociological section of the Fine
Arts club met this afternoon. Mrs,
Paine gave The History of Slavery in
the United states and Mrs. Doneghue
discussed The Freedmen's Bureau.
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Mrs. p. M. Buckley of First avenue
south, has left for Monona. Ia. where
she was called by the sudden death of
her father. y>
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Mrs. G. Dewitt Bowling left. this
afternoon for Grand Forks, where she
will participate in a programme to be
given under the auspices of the ladies
of st. Agnes guild of st. Paul's Epis-
copal church in that city. Mrs. Bowling
has been invited to give a series Of
readings.
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age attendance has been ten members
all through the summer.
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Miss Mary Weber and Frank Ham
mes were married last Wednesday
morning at he Catholic church at
Sykeston, Father Woeste officiating.
/ On Thursday afternoon at the home
Of Mrs. VIM. Geary in Cando, Rev. Geo.
b.. Denison performed the ceremony
which Joined >Axel B.. Nelson and Clara
S. Olson in the bonds of wedlock. The
bride is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Swan Olson, who live on a farm hear
Hansboro n the bridegroom is a
successful farmer living at Lake Park,
MINI.
Nels .Almos, formerly a carpenter in
Velva, was married Thursday last to
Miss Fina Jelsing at the home of the
brides parents at Cambridge.
Married, in ElIendale, on Saturday.
Nov. 16, L.. u. Kesne of Fullerton to
Miss Margaret Martin Of Chicago, for
merly OF Merricourt.
At the. home of John Kiefner, three
miles southwest of Willow City, on the
evening of Nov. 90, a very delightful
wedding occurred, at which Miss Clara
Bickel, sister of Mrs. Kiefner, was mar
ried to Oscar Fred. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. w. L. Clough.
Miss Lydia Hachhalter and G.. f. Bren-
neise both of Regain were married in
Bismarck. Tuesday afternoon by the
pastor of the German Lutheran church
of the capital city.
A pretty wedding ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. j. X. Kirker at New
Rockford, Wednesday when he Joined
the holy bonds of martimony Lem
Miss. Anna Sinkler of Tiffany.
.. 80 , aH --
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Mr.. and Mrs. L.. w. Lake of Grand
Forks are visiting friends in this city
this week, g.
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J. w. Foley has published a new
volume of his poems which will be
known as Foley Christmas book. The
Xoiume IS Just on me press ana con
during the past year in The Saturday
Evening Post, The Century magazine,
New York Times, Youths Companion,
Golfers and other eastern publica-
tons. The book is handsomely en-
bossed and bound and has already been
largely subscribed for.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-11-26

Last evening at the Sons of Norway
hail the ladies of the Royal Neighbors
gave a leap year ball and a very happy
evening was spent in dancing from 9
o'clock until IL. The ladies invited
their husbands and gentlemen friends
n did the honors of the evening very
gracefully. There was a large II
~congenial crowd and an excellent pro-
gramme of dance was played through
by one of the popular orchestras.
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Soc one pound Linen Writing
Paper and one pack Enve-
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$500 Fully Guaranteed Foun-
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14karat gold .... 9Sc
60c Coleate's Outing Comforts
for men consists of-15c box
Violet Tale Powder. 25c COL
gates Shaving Stick, 15c bar
G tabe Dental n9lle crs s01p' loe 49c
60c Colgate's Outing Comforts for
Women consists of-15c can
Cashmere Boquet Tale Powder,
25c tube Csleate's Dental Cream,
15c cake Coles Soap, 10c 40.
Vic Toilet Water . Il &c
Gem, Jr., Razor-all the men
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Tooth pastes

Brisco and Mrs. William Clay Baker
Miss Ida Camper. of Orange. spent
several days this Week with her sis
oak Grove"
Mr. Raines of Richmond was a
week-end guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Cow
herd
Mrs. b. II. Ellington, OF Monument
Avenue returned to Windsor" her
charming country home. In Albemarlc
on Wednesday Mr. Ellington will join
his family on saturday.
Alender Cameron and his family are
expected at Cameron Lodge" next
week.
Miss Courtney Partlow. who has
taught during the winter in Lynch
burg, is spending her. vacation with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Partlow.
Miss Addie Meoni has returned
home: after a delightful visit to
Miss Haseiton Roberts Is visiting
relatives in Orange. e.
Miss Cecil Tally, OF Newport News.
Estes. at her home. "Thistlewood."
Orange county.
c. L. Williams. OF Richmond: was
a guest of MIR. and Mrs. Sam w. Nc
Elroy at Maple Spring" this week.
MIR. and Mrs. w. Wilbur Osborne
Mrs. wamberse at "Charlton."
Clarce Sutton Mullen, Of Petersburg,
was week end guest OF Mrs Edward
3. Sampson at haywood" Mrs. Mullen
is spending a few weeks with her
mother and in visiting her many
friends in and near GordonsYille,
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Bath Towels and
Bath Rugs

Just received 4 complete line
of these useful articles.
S1.75 Bath Rugs, beautiful
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$500 Bath Rugs, in beauti-
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SOC Individual Guest Room
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English style Friction Tow
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Vacation Specials!!!

Soc Bathing Caps, all colors
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$1.00 Bathing Caps, pure rub
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Csc Jar Peroxide Cream. blcaches
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ano "niec l9c
15c bar Traele's CorylopsIs Bath
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GoRDoNsvILLE
Especial to The Times.Dispatch. ]

Gordonsviile. Va, May 25.--Mrs.
Helen F. King and her daughter. little
Miss Constance King, OF Hanover
Avenue. are spending some time at
"SprIngfi fields" Albemarle county.
Colonel Joseph Willard. of Rich
mond, was a week end guest OF Major
and Mrs. Allen Potts at Happy
Creek"
Mrs. 7. c. wambersie and Miss Mary
wambersie, of Charlton" were sat
urday visitors at Lower Springhelds."
Mrs. Virginia Osborne and Mrs. John
f. w. RufHn. of "Springfelds. were
Saturday guests of Mrs. Fleming
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MINERAL
fspeclal Tha Times.Dlsnatch.l

Especial 10 The Times-Dlspat ch.l
Mineral. va. May 25.-Mrs j. z.
Spottswood. of Petersburg. who has
been visiting her niece, Mrs. L. KEEL
Ter, left for homo Monday last
Mrs. =. II. Haskell. after two
weeks visit to New York, returned
home Monday last.
Mrs. Joyner. of LouisburG. " C..
paid Mrs London brief visit We'd
nesday
p. II. Haskell attended the State
Democratic Convention at Norfolk.
1.-The Misses Lacy. Of Apple Grove
are guests of Mrs. l.. 3. Stone.
Mrs. c. b. Glass. after three weeks
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Imported and
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Piver's Azurae. Floramye, Mugust
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Ricaud's MARY Garden" the odor
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Roger & Gallctt's Vera Violette,
per ounce ................. Use
Houbigant's Ideal, per ounce. .s1.75
keskoff's der Kiss, per ounce s5c
Hudnut's Dubarry Extract. pc!
ounce ....... S1.49
Spelhier's Lily Of the Valley. per
Woodworth's Blue Lilies and Vio-
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ENDS SUCCESSFUL YEAR.
Program OF Commencement mt Mas
sanutten Academy,
Especial to The Times-Dlspatch.l

Especial 20 The TImes-DIspatch.I
Woodstock. Va. May 25.--Mas-
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exercises will be held uno 2 to Juno
6, beginning. Sunday. June 2. with tho
baccalaureate sermon by Rev. Theo-
dore +. Herman. of the Theological
Seminary, Lancaster. Pa.
June $--Oporntic cantata, THE Hay
makers"
juno 4-Meeting of board of trus-
tees: musical recital .
June 5--Orntorical contests: class
day exercises: annual play, "Thtea
Hats"
June 6--Alumni reunions; commence
ment exercises; address by Professor
Lee Bidgood. of the faculty of the Uni-
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Drug Specials

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1 Id. Bicarb. Soda (Squibbs),
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= lb. Rochelle Salt. SC
y lib. Cream Tartar. &c
! Id. Powdered Alum. .7c
lb. Precipitated Chalk :. lac
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OF. AFRO. Spts. Ammonia. zoe
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OF. Extract Lemon ...... zoe
Soda Mint Tablets, OF. for. SC
Gum Camphor, per Id. SOC
Sugar Milk, per lb.. 29c
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several days In Richmond last week.
Mrs. Cora Doyle. OF Dinwiddie.
visited Mrs. II. C. Garrett on Saturday
and Sunday.
Miss Margaret Pierce. Of Arvonia.
is the guest OF her sister. Mrs, j. a.
Jctcr.
W. c. Nethcriand spent Wednesday
In Richmond.
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senboard.a Larea Orders.

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