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La Junta tribune., 1912-03-23

estinsv shown through 4 mirrorscope
ana the company was ;ked to guess
the original of each. The contest
proved an excellent Amusement, pro.
ductive of great fun, and was FOL.
lowed by the serving OF seasonable
rcfreshment.
Mrs- +. G. Edwards graciously gave
= number of piano selections thus
completing the evenings pleasure.
There were more than twenty pres.
ent.
Sugar City SaIoon.Preacher Fioht.
The bitter fight In the Sugar City
municipal campaign has caused a
breach in the Methodist church
membership and as result a peti-
ton signed by number OF members
cf the church was pr scented to
DR.. H. NJ Mayo. presiding elder for
this district, who gave a temperance
lecture at the church last evening.
The petitioners allege In their peti.
ton that the pastor. Rev. Albert
Shepherd is aiding the mayoralty
campaign of +. W. Richards, whom
they claim is supporting the wet
side Of the controversy. The row had
its Inception at the recent conven.
ton when Il. w. Richards and j. +.
Williams, both prominent members OF
the Methodist church. were candi.
dates for mayor. The members OF
the church divided In the support OF
these two. The feeling between the
two factions is bitter.
The presiding elder asserts that he
will take no action whatever in the
matter and is urging that no furth-
er discusEings be INDUCED in by
either side
La Junta tribune., 1912-03-23
Evening Whist Club.

Mrs. S. Il. Mendelson received the
members OF the Evening Whist Club
Tuesday evening in her pleasant
home on Colorado avenue.
The house was profusely dceorat-
ed with a profusion of handsome
crimson, pink and white carnations
crimson being used In the dining
room. and pink and white elsewhere
through the house.
The affair was In special compli.
ment to Mrs. Mendelson's brother.
Israel. who was her guest. and also
commemorated Mr.. and Mrs Mendel-
sons thirtieth wedding anniversary.
Twenty-Five guests were most
charmingly entertained.
La Junta tribune., 1912-03-23
l0ten Tess.

The fourth in the series OF lent N
teas Was given Saturday afternoon
last. by the ladies cf st Andr VS.
Guild at the home OF Mrs. c. a. Phil
hour. on Cimarron avenue.
Mrs. Philhour was assisted ~
Mesdamss W. c. Chiffon. Otto lar
son and Charles Kingsbury.
The decorations were In green and
white in Aoaor q the soo1 6aiat Pat
nck. and candles with artistic green
shades supplemented By profussoa
of green and white carnations were
tho means Of decoration. The color
scheme was adhered to In the dainty
menu.
This proved one OF the pleasantest
and most successful Of the teas. A
large number were In attendance and
4 neat sum was realized to be added
to the guild treasury.
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St. Pstr'ek's Asss-neen Tea.

Mrs. Emma Beacham, 523 Rice
avenue. was hostess on Monday last
At St Patrick afternoon tea. given
for the benefit Of the Woman's Re.
lief Corps.
There were twenty-five ladies pres
ent, and each lady wore the green
and related an Irish joke. resulting
In = merry time.
Dainty refreshments were served
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Finn:nduffer Crcwd.

Mrs. W. $. Morrison entertained
the Finnenduff,r Crowd Saturday ev.
ening last AT her pleasant home on
Belleview aye,ue.
Each lady had been requested to
bring the oldest photographs in her
possession Of herself and her hus-
band These were. each. very inter.
La Junta tribune., 1912-03-23

Easter comes late upon the cal.
enAar, but has arrived already In IL
Junia and has esta bitshed headqusr-
tsrs. At which interesting place ev.
crything that beautifully suggests the
sacred season may be found.
cared company land rabbits eggs BY
The dosrns,. the real liYe rabbits.
some oe them are-st least they jump
about and surely they must BE- shve.
And. o. the pretty. noddins roossers.
intsrssung enossA 70 1eiight any.
body! Then there are ~ ster post.
carls-the most beautiful 10 BE-
imagined. decorated by hand In soft
srpla toner or In delicate. artistic
cojovs. The real. l1uffy. little ducks
and chickens are st home amid the
ratbits. They have no rea ,on for
fear since NO wide winged hawk or
hooting owl 10 permitted 10 make
depredatbons. just men and women.
lads and lasslcs. wee boys and wee
siriies may succeed In capturing
them. and they only By . moderate
~ oe those magic talismrn. pennies.
These. ali these" arr. .at Easter
hsa1quartses. and - many more that
really. there is no need tha. the
La Junta tribune., 1912-03-23
W. a. .. Club.

Mrs. Forest Mayhem entertained
the w. A. h. Club Monday afternoon
at her home on San Juan avenue.
\ A1ter several gamer OF bridge whis,
06eshment was served to the
guests p were only. club members,
Mrs. Gs<{Ee Criley and Mrs. A. II.
loss.
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Open MsstinS n. D. A.

The Modern Brotherhood Of Amer
lea held an open meeting Monday e'-
ening In Woodman Hall. and gave an
excellent and especial program. More
than forty were In attendance. and
refreshment. appropriate and accept
able. was served TO conclude y happy
evening. The following interesting
numbers were on the program:
Song. Let Me CAN You SWEET
heart" e. =. E. =. Paul Harr
Miss Lucille Harr. accompanying
Reading. THE Bridal Pledge" e.
:. :. .. =. E. :. Mrs. Nell Ea on
Quartet. vocai-Mr and Mrs. $. Blev.
ins. Mrs. Smith and Mr.. Starks
Duet. plano and violin-MiSses Lois
and Edith Downer
Reading S'"et'u
Almond Heath
Reading :. 81. =. -. e. =. Selected
Clara Heath
Lecture. "Fraternnlism' e. E. ..
:. =. c. A. Robinson. Of Denver
Supplementary Lecture Mir Starks
Raster ttas Arrived q Fsrnssrs.
La Junta tribune., 1912-03-23
FURs, PELTs, HIDES.

We buy furs. peits and hides.
LA JuNTA HARDWARE co.
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ALLENSBURG
April 30, 1912.

April 20, 1912.
Thrilling Western Drama, "The
Bandits child" at the Orpheum Sat-
urday matinee.
Dan Turner, of Martinsville, is
spending few days with Milton
Holden and family.
Mrs. Virginia Ellis, of Norwood, is
spending few days with her parents,
Willard Galley and wife.
Alfred Shields, of Lynchbnrg, spent
Sunday with Coral Holden.
Miss ocie CLANCY spent Saturday
night with Miss Tessie Shaffer.
Mrs. Jane Sader and children, of
Russell, spent Sunday with Frank
Hawk and family.
John Hawk and wife spent Sunday
with their daughter, Mrs. James
Brewer, of Russell.
Miss Tessie Shaffer was shopping in
Hilsboro Saturday,
Mrs. James CraVer and son, Don,
spent Saturday night and Sunday with
her father and sisters, of Owensville
Neal Frost, of Russell, spent Sun.
day with Burley Duncanson.
VIM. Barnett and wife spent Satur-
day with the latter's sister, Mrs.
Frank Smith, of Russell.
Mrs. Emma Shaffer has returned
home after spending several weeks in
Milford. She was accompanied home
by her little grandson, Samuel Leaver.
ton.
James Carron made a business trip
to Cincinnati, Monday.
Benz Carpenter called on friends at
Boston, Sunday.
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But it isn't necessary.
With every Clothcraft Suit
or Overcoat, you can have
a guarantee signed by the
makers. This guar n tee
makes you sure of pure
wool-sure of good tailor
ing-sure that your clothes
will wear we'll and hold
their shape and sn Apply
fresh-bought appearance to
the day you discard them.
There's correct ness and
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Lawrence Warlamont, aged IS years,
died Friday evening, after short i'll
ness with peritonitis. He was pupil
in the High School and made his home
with his grandmother, Mrs. Roads, on
Johnson street. The body was taken
to Prospect cemetery for burial Sun
day.
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81 see in this paper that DR.. Wiley
says wife is entitled to one.third of
a husbands salary ?"
eyes, The trouble is that so many
wives don't seem to know which third
1t is, and take all three.-Cleveland
Plain Dealer.
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The free can of Chi. Namel offered i'm
the coupon advertisement on page two
contains enough varnish to stain and
gloss several chairs and stand. You
can ask the lady demonstrators as
many questions as you like about var
nishlng, at Stabler's.
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Guaranteed==Yet
Cost No More

I SN'T it worth a great deal to
Il you to be sure, before you buy
them, that your clothes are all
wool. will hold shape and style,
and give satisfactory wear and
service.
No doubt you would be willing to pay
extra for this assurance, and consider it
good investment,
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comfort in the fit, too, sure
to please you.
Yet, with all this insured
quality, Clothcraft Clothes
cost you only $40 to SIS.
In this price range you will
be surprised at what we can
give you for SIS, SIS or
$50. An investigation of
Clothcraft means better
clothes for less m ne Y.
Ready to wear, ready fit,
ready for service.
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The members Of the Sunday School
class Of Rev. w. II Shield will have a
class supper at the Highland House
Friday evening. The price of the
tickets is 35c and they can be secured
from the committee Misses Lola I'M
derwood and Mary Spencer and John
Hopkins.
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Patient-I cannot concentrate, doc
tor. My train Of thoughts keep jump
ing the track.
Doctor-Ah, nervous wreck !-Bos-
ton Trar script
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James NJ. Fettro, aged IS years, died
at his home east of town Tuesday
morning from erysipelas. He was one
of the prominent farmers of this town
ship The funeral services will be held
from the late residence this morning
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Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Mauntell, of Dan
vile, were the guests of the formers
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George Mauntell
Saturday and Sunday.
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Sixty people took advantage Of the
excursion over the Traction Friday
and went to Cincinnati to see Sothern
and Marlowe in Hamlet.
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Fred Chaney, Of Vincennes, Ind,
was called here Tues lay by the serious
illness of his mother, Mrs Henry
CLANCY.
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Hobbs-Is your wife critical?
Nobb-Frightfully She is almost
as bad as my l5'year-old daughter
Life.
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Fay Kincaide, of Amelia, has moved
to Hillsboro. lie is a brother Of Mrs
r. d. Currie and will assist Mr.. Currie
at his garage.
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Have you seen our large stock of
new style vehicles. All are invited to
call and look at them even though
they do not care to buy. Prices $S5 up.
THE M. Il. CARROLL g. SONS co.
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Only So Of the 1853 young people that
took the Patterson Examination a
week ago Saturday passed 1t.
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Mrs. Lille S. Quinn and Kirby
Smith left Wednesday afternoon for
Europe. They will go first to Paris,
France, where they will meet Mrs.
Quinn's daughter, Miss Anne. From
Paris they will 20 to London.
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Mrs. Heller and Miss Madge Evans
returned Thursday after pleasant
visit with Mrs. Walter @. Curtis, al
Mt. Vernon.
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Donald Durnell was the guest Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Harley Wilkin, at Wash
ington G.. H., Monday.
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DR.. and Mrs. w. w. Rudisill and
children spent Sunday with Mrs.
Rudisills mother, north OF town.
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The first submarine boat was in
vented and successfully tried in the
eighteenth century.
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VIII Wellbrooke, of Manchester,
spent Sunday with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Wellbrooke,
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Hon. and Mrs. j. j. Pugsley returned
last week from a visit with their
daughter, Mrs Henry Graham Brown,
at Pittsburg, Pa.
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James Barrere, who has been EN-
ployed at Norwood during the past
winter, was the guest of ; his sister,
Mrs. Joseph Miller, Tuesday and
Wednesday. He will spent the sum-
mer with his parents at New Market.
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Mrs. Jerry Hansel returned Saturday
to her home at Logan, after couple
Of weeks visit with her brother, I. b.
Worley.
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Thrilling Western Drama, "The
Bandits Child" at the Orpheum Sat
urday matinee.
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Miss Kate O'Connell and niece, Miss
Mary Hanlon, were the guests of rela
tives at Cincinnati, over Sunday
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The corner stone of the. new Car
neige Library at Mt. Sterling was laid
with impressive ceremonies Friday of
last week.
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John W. Meyers, Of Williamsport,
was the guest Of DR.. and Mrs. w.
Hoyt on Wednesday.
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A very pleasant children's party was
given by Mr.. and Mrs Wilbur Woolsey
for their little daughter Wanita,
Saturday afternoon, the occasion being
her sixth birthday.
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Judge Cyrus Newby, who is holding
court at Circleville, spent Saturday
and Sunday at home.
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Mrs. Bert Norris and son, Raymond,
of Columbus, were the guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. Oya Hopkins, from Saturday
until Tuesday.
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Don't miss the Chi.Namel Display
of wood finishes during the demonstra-
tion at Stablers. on May and I, Mon
day and Tuesday.
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You'll see some astonishing tests Of
Chi.Namel, the waterproof varnish at
the special demonstration at Stabler's
store, on May and I.
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Miss Catherine Mcintyre, of Cincin-
natl, was the guest Of her parents here
Saturday and Sunday.
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Daniel Morgan returned Monday
from Stanton, w. Va, where he had
spent few days with his daughter,
Miss Mildred, who is attending Stuart
Hall School for Girls.
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Mrs. Catherine Stockwell was the
guest of her daughter, Mrs. Ed
Cochran, at Danyllle, last week.
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Dan Murphy and family we're the
guests Of Mr.. Murphy's mother, at
Lynchburg Saturday and Sunday.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Ellsworth Wilkin, of
Danville, were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Pugh, Saturday and Sun.
day.
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Fancy market baskets 25c to 6Oc at
Tener's.
The cheapest floor covering as we'll
as the most durable, is produced by
the Chi-Namel Graining System, only
&c per square foot. Demonstration by
lady demonstrators at Stablel's, on
May 6 and I.
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For SALE-One second hand Buggy
slightly used, newly painted-new rub
ber tires-Price $50. A bargain.
THE NJ. f. CARROLL & SONS co.
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Miss Mary Walker is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Clark Cadwallader, at
Catalpa Grove.
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Braided cotton clothes lines 10c
galvanized wire clothes lines 10c to
25c at Tener's.
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DR.. and Mrs. Mercer, of New Vienna,
we're the guests Of Mrs. Mercer's par
ents, Or. and Mrs. d. n. Mcbride,
Monday.
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For good smoke try "Golden
Band" King of all &c Cigars.
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Burch d. Higgins, OF Columbus,
spent from Saturday until Monday
with his father, Judge II. NJ. higgins.
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If you want TO get something for
nothing, see the Chi.Namel advertise
ment on page two. The Free Coupon
is only good during demonstration, at
Stabler's.
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Miss Alice Latierty was the guest of
her sister, Mrs. e. e. West, at Berry
VILE, last week
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Ellis Moorhead was the guest of his
uncle at Lynchburg, Monday.
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Miss Magrete Carlin, Of Blanchester
was the guest Of her grandmother,
Mrs. Thos. Dillon, Saturday and Sun
day.
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The W. c. T. U. will hold a market
Saturday, May 4, in Swisshelm & Hunt
Meat.Market on East Main street, be-
ginning at 10 o'clock. All those inter.
ested in temperance work are request
ed to bring something.
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Thrilling Western Drama, THE
Bandits Child" at the Orpheum Sat.
urday matinee.
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y ar borough Insurance.
Muresco. sixteen colors at Tener,s.

Mr. and Mrs. James Nevin will move
to Washington g. H., today, wher e
they will m IKE their home.
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Irwin Med. Smith and Sam r. Free
spent Sunday in Cincinpati.
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Miss Anna Campbell of Cincinnati,
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
James Caniff.
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Enameled pudding pans sc to 2sc at
Tener's.
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Dishes Of all kinds and at lowest
prices at Tener's.
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Chris Brunner was the guest of his
mother at Georgetown, several days
last week.
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Born to Mr.. and Mrs. viii Shepherd,
Thursday, a daughter.
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Wall mirrors lOc to $3.50, framed
pictures lOc to $500, at Teners North
High Street.
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Misses Elizabeth Weldon and Mar
garet Barrere spen Saturday in
Cincinnati.
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Senator l.. r. Andrew ws, of Lawrence
county, recently convicted of accept
ing a bribe to influence his vote on
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Mrs. John Newly, of Marion, is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Adam Krug.
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George W. Barrere Jr., who is at
Cambridge, spent Sunday with his
family here.
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Brushes Of all kinds at Tener's.

Smoke Golden Band King of all
sc Cigars.
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legislation, was sentenced TO serve
nine months in the Penitentiary by
Judge Dillon last week.
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Blair NJ. Boyd and r ID. Kirkpatrick
have purchased Ford automobiles.
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Window screens and screen wire at
Teners.
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DIR. W. Hoyt has so far recovered
from his recent Illness as to be able TO
be at his Office part of the time.
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Sam Griffin and family spent Sunday
with Mrs. Nellie Webster, at Lynch
burg.
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Joseph Rodgers, of Cincinnati, was
the guest of relatives here Sunday.
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Mrs. J. Frank Wilson was called to
GAINESVILLE Tuesday by the serious ILL
ness of her brother, f G. Edminston.
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Mrs. Frank Haynes, of Dayton, re.
turned home Monday, after week S
visit with her mother, Mrs. Shepherd.
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Mrs. Wendell Haynie, of New York
City, spent from Friday until y onday
with Mr.. and Mrs. ID. S. Hays.
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For a good smoke try "Golden
Band" King Of all sc Cigars.
Flower pots lOc to 6Oc, jardiniers 1Oc
to $500 at Tener's.
viii Wedding, of Norwood, was the
guest of his parents here Sunday.