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The evening world., 1913-07-12

Ada five more Better BabieS Contests
to the big city.wids series organised oy
The Evening World and the Babies Wei
fare Association!
Five more sections q the city have
entered the race. each anxious to prove
that II has the brightest and hsaithisst
kiddie In New York.
Two Of the competing sections will -
sin to enter their contestants on Mon.
day next. Three others will open their
books for registration one week later.
In each Of these contests The Evening
World will award money prizes for the
heaithiest babies. a COMMITTEES OF well
kn0wn physicians in each case acting -
the Judges.
From z to AP. NJ. Monday afternoon
the Little Mothers Aid Association. No.
20 Second avenue. will register entrants
between the age Of three months and
five years. living In the district bounded
by seventh ana Twenty-eighth streets
and Fifth avenue to the East River.
Registrations will 10 on between, the
same hours each afternoon thereafter
except on Saturdays and sundays up to
and Including Wednesday, Aug. Is. Par
ticulars Of this contest" are published In
another place on this page.
BROOKLYN IN LINE FOR sEcoNO
CONTEST.
Brooklyn again comes to the fore on
Monday ready for its second big con-
test. And this one. like the first At Pub.
lie School 81, 10 bound to be hummer
Tho contest district includes . territory
In which eleven public and five parochia
schools are located.
The Play Ground Association Of Pub
lie School IN. At Fourth avenue and
Fourtesnth street. will b the .hsaAquas
tsrs for the strusgie. with Wesley c
Coz principal Ii charge
The boundaries Of the district are Car
roll place and Prospsct Park West
Fifteenth street. Tenth avenue, -Twen
tieth street and Seventh avenue. Twen
ty.fourth street and Fifth avenue
rhirty.sixth street and seventh avenue
rhirty.ssventh street and Eighth ave
nue.. rhirty.ninth street and 0owanu
Bay. Gowanus Canal. Fifth Street Basil
and Fourth avenue. ....
Registrations Of entrants will begil
at School No. IA Monday at p. N
and continue until p. n. Registra
| tlons will 60 on daily thereafter be
tween the same hours. except Sunday
up to and including Monday. Aug. q
| One week from Monday all the bsbie
In Manhattan, living between Four
teenth and Forty-second streets. F1ftl
avenue and the Hudson River. will
givon . chance to assert their ex
cellence.
TO ANNOUNCE THREE MoRl
coNTeorS ON MONDAY.
On that date, July q. the Chelse
The evening world., 1913-07-12
DRUG STORE FIRE
SOUND LIKE STRING
Of SMALL BOMBS
Exploding Bottles Cause Cry
of Black Hand as "a Fami.
lies Scuttle to Street.

The twenty-sour famlliss resident 10
the six-story tenement at No. n clia-
ton street know the nlack HanA ~
reputati tion. 80 one can Imagine the
commotion early to-day when Spoutsas.
Gus Combustioa sot busy In DANE
Druckmen's drus stors on the OrSun1
noor and blew up about . dossn bettIss.
Policeman oursnts. VIE wss absut
. block away whsa ths msdieiass IN
Druckman's shop vent on the vasDo2h
believed 10 vas the Black Hand. too.
Must a. bssa . bunch Of eo0bs.
tiAd like Q pack oe Aresraetsrs." ~
marked the policeman. - hs eal1sDeo
Ia the scene. He WAS met ~ wsafa
medley Of odon. He snjRsd Nsvse IN
al HE strenuous career hsd he inhoDea
any fragrance Of just that kinl u
Was not the scent Of the Dlaek nlAp1
Mingled with tAs strange s1sre vas
. chorus Of ysiis. for the tsAAa0 Vees
pouring out OF the buiidinO aal .
speishtiy hams was already swssVaas
through the drug store door ed ~
ping upward around the last Gre sesape
landing. whsrs several Derosas Vess
hsmmsd In.
0urants had turned In an alarm -
he started, and Truck Company Ne -
whose house 10 only block and . hall
away. reached the place almost - soeg
~ the policemen did., Cast HAonos
and bic men ran up ladders an1 ~
people mareonsd on the firs-ssoaps vssl
heapsd . the gyounA without aes11ooN
1hs others escaped ~ way q Ne sealss
Moody Was hurt.
The firA started ~ spoatanso0D es0'
bvstion In the drug store. Va est1n'
| guishsa AStss Il he'd done sbout ~1ol
damage. mqstiy 70 medicines. drugs aat
chemicals.
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W|FE0F BROKER
SAYS HIS AFFINITY
BROKE Up HoME
Mrs. Hall Says Neglect Also
Was Responsible for Fatal
Accident to Her Son.
SUES INAMORATA, TOO.
Husband Says Daughter Was
Recently Chum of Miss
+. Kohler of Brooklyn.
SUES lNAMORATA, TOO.

Suit for q separation begun by Mrs.
Ell. L. Hall Of yhs Cornwall, apart
msnts at Broadway and Ninstieth
street. against Charles n. Hail. . ship
pint broker at No. q Wall street. went
before Justice scuddsr in the supreme'
Court in Brooklyn to-day. Mrs. Hail.
who hes three dauRhters. asked for s>oo
. month alimony and e2.oO counsel fee
Justice 0cuddsr allowed her 1900 .
month and 900 counsel fee.
In her complaint Mrs. Hail asserted
that she had lived happily with Mr.. Hall
from their marriage In 1D> until July In
1871, whom he became acquainted with
zone Miss Seaman. now known a. EN-
ma r. smith," and. because Of her At
tsntions and Establishments. was lured
away from his family. She asserts that
Emma r. smith 10 housekeeping for
M. Hall at No. $40 Lexington avenue.
that he maintains fast and thorough
bred horses and hns carriages. In which
he goes driving with said Emma II.
Smith; he goes to late parties with said
Emma r. Smith and with the same
Emma F. Smith returns to the apart
ment where they live.
Mr.. Halls salary. she said. was 0.6oo
q year and was reduced from 5000 sov-
erai years ago because he neglected the
business to pay attention to Emma r.
Smith.
Mrs. Hall also says that their fourteen.
ysar.old son would not have been KILLED
recently In . railroad crossing accident
In New Jersey he'd hs had the attention
anA care Of father.
In his answering afsdavit regarding
the alimony. 0lr. Hail asserted that his
wife was now living In far better styll
than himself and that his salary VA
eaton W b. payments Of various dsots
some Of which were contracted on hi
wies's account. lie also said that hi
wife could hardly regard him ~
negisotful husband when she tslephone<
him recently to ask that he call hsl
attorney, James p. Kohler. at who's
homo their eishtecn.ysar-old danghts'
Vivian insisted on staying. and ask M
Kohisr to send her homo.
II was Mr.. Kohler's daughter who
made sensational charges asainst q
number Of wealthy young men>Ni Brook
lyn early this summer and then refused
to back up the charges In court.
Mrs. Hall started suit against Emms
r. Smith In February. asking &3.0oo FOL
alienation OF her husbands affections
and asksd for an Injunction keepins
away from Mr.. Hall. The injunction
was not granted. The suit 10 pending.
The evening world., 1913-07-12
0ENEMA LIMO.

Nsshbprhood Association. No. in
Broadway. swings Into line with three
bag contests. Full details Of these con.
tests viii appsar IN the Evening World
On Monday. .....
Meanwhile In that section Of Brooklyn
where the hrst Setter Babies Contest
has been soinG on. the question 's'
who wen the Evening World prlses!
The last Of the .os tots In the biz
contest at Public School No. 81 was
judged yesterday by the committee OF
phyQicians and row the parents OF the
little entrants and their brothers ana
sisters and grandpas ard grandmas are
all awaiting the prize announcements.
But these carnot be made for some
days. The score cards must be taou-
lated and compared and II several hrsts
oS near firsts have been marked by the
examining physician. his Judgment must
b passed upon by the full committee
Of examiners.
The list OF prise winners with their
pictures will appear in the Evening
World upon announcement of results by
the judges. A list Of honorable men,
ton babies will also appear.
The evening world., 1913-07-12
povRs 4 POISON UPON. GIRL.

Al Helen Kagan. . s'enographsr Of
No 600 East One Hundred and Thirty
sixth street. was returning from Q NOV
ing picture show with her sister Pau
line last night some one stole up be.
bird her and poured a scorching pow
aer down the back Of her low neck
waist
Thinking that II was a match or
cigarette. the, girl cried out. attracting
several passefsby. one OF whom sum
moned an ambulance. She was still In
axony when DR.. Slavin arrived from
Lincoln Hospital lie pronounced the
burning due to . poisonous powder. After
treatment the young woman went to
her homo. The police. who are search
Ing for the perp, traitor. say they sus-
psct Q rejected su,tor.
The evening world., 1913-07-12
LOFT BUILDING FIRE
ROUTS GUESTS Of TWO
DOWNTOWN HOTELS
Iron Shutters First Hid Flames
and Then Hampefed
Firemm.

Isoa sAatesss. a,tAs1GA Shsy ~
vsassd Q Ore 10 - iels Suiidaag at Ne.
. ceesiaaAt slssss ASo tUssaA1no =
ovAw bu1sAiaos. OAvs \ . 0es1 slass
early to-Aay. wht,s tvsaey.avs DsaAos
nsa wsss as,ssp . NJ Ssss swav y
~ AosniSssy q he os0sovssA s.sse
O1AAoa.
ylnaiiy PssrsamAa 0ssDsse - ~
h CoetianA4 sessse. eAv ~ GAoao -
sovo aa AiAsm. 0seA sn01Da0 - ~
Soats rssDsaAsA. 0sssts ia ~ a.
IdsnA tgots, q osstiaolt - Wo1e
streets and The YiaiaAsaA xseA -
CortianAt snA WasAlAgtsa Slseses. VegU
aroused BY the alAmQe q ~ en0noA
Tue iron shutters ef - sassang aalDa-
ing hampersd ths ossnaa - Woso
thsy Aasiiy gst Screams q waesP ~
the plass the Ars haA sgtso1s1 Ao0
the second 70 the thirA 0eet - -
the stairs - Tar - the AooA 0ees. AD1A0
about 0.e0 damage.
The Ars y tAeu0At - haNo o1eo
started ~ osfsetivs tnsslAa1sa u -
electric motor. standing n gssaU ~
on the second Door. eesspao4 ~ ~
Mill End Taiiosiag CeapaAy.
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$3.50 REWARD OFFERED
FOR NEWS OF LOST GIRL
Boy Scouts Join Searching Parties
in Hunt for Young Woman
Missing a Week.

GOSHEN. N. T.. July l3.-No clue has
yst hsen found to the whereabouts Of
Miss Bsuiah Reeve. who has been miss
,ng since Monday. To-day the sirIs
parents, believing she has been kid
mapped. are offering . reward Of o26o
for news OF her.
Search parties. including . number Of
hoy Scouts. are working day and night.
hunting through woods and wsdink
waist deep In swamps despite swarms
Of mosquitoes. Four ponds have been
dragged.
The young woman was supposed to bs
staying with . married sistsr At WASH
ingtonviiis. and II was not until Thurs.
day shs was known to be missing. An
other sister. Beulah's twin, wrote. ask
ing where Bsulah was and saying she
had been feeling anxious about her.
The evening world., 1913-07-12
TO WIN A GIRL pop
WHEN FIVE PINK
SPOTS APPEAR

CHICAGO, Slly ia-fe via
"ths only girl,' all you have 70
Ae 10 70 "wHseh for the ave Ss1-
a1sA.p1nk spots IN the hunao
aura" - pfoDe0s, and you1l SuHe
6st her. fer right thsn 10 wssa
eAs 70 saDeslsaetn6 . rush Of
s4sctien.
- Ds. 1dviA =. Dsokwith. %
DsoAat 8ali, selA the levsissA.
Dat sAis Art aia for spoonses
% eonAis1oSal. Ten nusS carry
Q Sensitive sosssn Of aieysnin
tAFeuGh wAleh 70 6ass ~ the
Sasi, % yeu Aay net ~ sSis -
Deees1vs ne husnsa "0lew" al
tAs Ave iistas ssaaisA Dint sDote
showing ths xush OF s9est1ea.
9Asss ass eSAsr s1Bass
" vddidttNO iimes are ptwk. they
denote health e~d pure and
Beautiful love.
Ptwk and SeiioW. scttA red dart
tN0 from Aeod. trrtsabtIity.
Yeiiosctsh green, Q lock Of meH-
taNfy.
Dvoopts0 Itses, NI keoIsA.
Plain 0vesw. sIvwess dwd croft.
Regular cu0tsf mtsfWve Of COL
ore, sOtfh dasAss Of block. ersss
anger.
The evening world., 1913-07-12
joHn G. SnEEnAn Ill 80
N BALTIMORE HOSPITAL
One Time Leader Of Tammany Has
Disease That Has PuxSled
Doctors Here,

BALTIMORE. July iA-JeAa Q. 0Ase.
han, formerly Police ce0nissisass g
New York and recognised leader q
Tammany Hall durtas ths vesstssa
Richard Croker spsn< II IsslanA vAiis
the Lsxew Comaittss vas - vssl. g.
rived In THE city yssssssas MA ~
wife and was taken 70 The JsA,s ~
kins Hospital.
II wss said he had been IN Tor sons
time and that none OF the New Yosk
physicians whom no had consulted hs1
been able to make . satisfactory dag
nosis Of the case.
Mr.. sheehan Is sixty-fivs years oi
age and q brother Of Attorney william
r. Sheehan.
For many years sheshAn has not
engaged In active politics. He 10 ~
puted to be q millionaire.
The evening world., 1913-07-12

scrubbing wherever you can reach with
hot soapsuds and by pouring Il down
the pipes. Every little while. too. you
had better pour into your drains chic.
ride OF lime or something else that you
use to kill germs. Your doctor WIN
tell you what 10 best to use.
DUST IN Nooks AND cRANNiEs
A GRAVE MENACE.
Look out for dust. You are very
likely not to notice the little dust that
gathers under beds and behind curtains.
especially inN the summer time. But
DUST II also . place for germs 70 grow
In. Dust goes all through the air and
carries these germs not only 70 your
food. but into your lungs when you
breathe the air.
"Ons good way to keep the cir clean
10 TO keep your windows opsn - much
~ possible % that the OLD air does not
stay In your rooms iong. Let the sun
into your rooms ~ much a. possible.
Sunlight helps to kill gsrma
But II 10 not enough to keep yourself
and your own home clean. Remember.
flies can tSavel and carry germs With
them. II there IL filth Just outside Of
your door. on the stairs. In the yard or
In the areaway. on the roof or on the
fire escape. flies are going to carry the
| germs In.
"So you SAealA net only seeu
your plaes elsaa. Sat tsy 70 ~
tAs janites q he houss 1.
Which yeu I've 70 hssD tAs pssu.
isss e,sa.. Sst Seoa ssamvls 70
yeuT asagheoss asa gst then 70
kssp thsds homes eisap. Yeu kasv
flass 40 . crest Asal Of haulan9
bask aaa fssth. 9Asa there - ne
store ana factory n yeas Saoek.
Thsy ny ~ A1sty. Sss u you
cant gst the psepls Who run then
20 GeaA up.
But a person can't always be sure OF
his ne,ghbors You may have neighbors
who simply won't keep clean. One
thing you can do. though-you can keep
your nelghbor's flies fr0M visiting you
and bringing his disease germs aions
with them. You should have screens
In all your windows to keep the fiisi
out: constantly fight the flies Is you
would the diseases themselves. II you
see them coming. for remember. the
! flies are disease carriers. 9. ..,,
80 you see. this matter Of keeping
The evening world., 1913-07-12
Holu Babies VIII Be Judged
For Health Contest Prizes

re ehasf ehses 0eaS - eeeeA e.ss
Aev kssy healthy DAysssy .asA
Ssss swasasA say sss bseaU s sess
vAysiSus o
xhs mother ASst
Later ~ DAyelsaaas sne
- physical aeeSsoinS ye
x eeA 80
from AsAslsne1s0
Ovso We TShS 81
% sslulssa
QnaSy
IA910vD sAi1
The evening world., 1913-07-12
y bAVH8H ARRANGED Fol
oAUohTER'S ARREST.

AFTER the father Of the women, JHlnes
Macarthur. separated from his wife. the
chijdrsn divided into factions. the three
Stras siding with their mother and the
three sons taking their fathers part.
After Z Reno divorce the father married
again. There 10 pending . owl action.
brsu6ht BY Macarthur against bic former
vile 70 compel the restoration Of certain
Darcels Of realty which he had decided to
Aer before their differences arose. Mrs.
Totusn has been particularly influential
u the family councils.
a~When AcArthur heard OF the iHci.
ooat In Delaware County he 10 said to
Aavs related II to Attorney william E.
Stewart Of Long Island City. who rep
teosnts him in the civil action against
his wife: and II was Stewart who went
-. Delaware County and interested him
self In the swearing out Of . warrant
,skainst Mrs Tatum. After the de-
tease has Mad itS inning In court the
,sSovs facts will have been sstab.
,uahed."
Al the factory Of the Peters Manu-.
,facturtDg Co.. No. $40 East Twenty
aseond street. II was said yesterday
that Frederick w. Peters 10 In Maine
on q vacation.
John G. Tatum said yesterday he
would not discuss the matter. ,
The evening world., 1913-07-12

clean Is pretty important and It 10 not
40 simple as It may look at nrst sight
Ask the doctor and nurse al tho milk
station about II. You can tell them
about your own particular home and
the things around 1t and they can give
you similar rules that will nt right there
better than ] can"
The evening world., 1913-07-12
MAKES REAL DAYLIGHT.
Philadelphia lavsatss says Apps.
pstus Gives nays Like ssnshlao.

PHILADELPHIA. July Il. "A cialu
that a newly invented light gives oe
rays the exact equivalent Of daylight "
made by DR.. Herbert .. Ives Of Phtla,
dsiphia. an inventor. The contrivancs
consists OF an incandescent light with .
rejecting mantle At the TOP. while.
throws the light back through . ssriss
Of deiicatsiy coiorsd screens
DR.. Ives says his discovery VIII n
especially useful In various industries
which can DO carried on only Ia spp.
light. He asntiOns the sorting Of slsAss
the matching Of ARTIFICIAL teeth. thrssAs
or paper. grading nour. diamond 49,
ing and many major surgical seoee
tions- His inventtoa. - sAyA - -
vssA aayvAefA 80. ~ ~
The evening world., 1913-07-12
the germs TO humaa beiaSS.
"Without Alth there would ee no

the germs TO humaa bsiAGs.
without Alth there would es no
11ss.
"1ssp the dirt ana Aiss away
eaa you viii kssp away . great
deal Of siok1sss.
think for 4 moment about this NTH
that 10 allowed to lie around your
homes. In the streets. the cellars. the
backyards. on the hre-eScapes and on
the roofs. even. / am sorry to say. In
the hooks and corners of some homes.
Would you like to have this dirt
In your food?
''None of you would.
And yet you do!
Every ny that comes around carries
q little Of II. and every time he
touches your food he leaves . little Of
It there. Every particle Of II 10 likely
to have In Il hundreds Of microbes
that may get into your stomach and
blood. grow there and make you sick.
CLEANLINESS OFTEN MEANS
LIFE FOR BABY.
Some grown men and women. ~
have told you. are strong enough to
hght of these germs and keep We'll.
Most babies are not. II there are dirt
and flies around. the germs are pretty
likely to get At your baby.
THAT is why ! say-clean up for the
| babies.
"Then there are still other people
who understand how important It ID
to keep clean and really try to do So
But they don't know how. They scrub
and sweep every part Of their homas
that shows. They seem to think dirt
doesn't matter II you can't see It.
But remember. the germs can find Il
II you can't. The files will get 10 4
even II you don't reach It with YOU
broom.
Don't let any garbage collect Gar
bage even when Il In carefully kept II
a pail Is dangerous. The germs can bree,
there as we'll as though It was sea;
tered aroJnd your rooms.
Don't let your soiled clothes sta
around long; remember. germs breed Il
them.
Wash the baby's clothes Just aS 500
as they are soiled. Never leave any di.
| OF filth around your baby II you wan
10 keep II well. See that all cracka an
corners Of your rooms are kept thor
: oushly cleaned. You can do this Z
The evening world., 1913-07-12

LONDON. July 1.-THE Morning Post
says q marriage has been arranged be-
tween Miss Helen Goudy. only child Of
the late william Goudy of Chicago. and
Gerard Leigh. an oficer In the First
L,fs Guards.
The evening world., 1913-07-12

Monsy Pvisss to Health.
lest Children to Be
Made In Each Of Ms
Distviets-Entvjes In
T,uo Start Monday,
Others q Week Later
Whole Of Greater City
Rushins Into the Race.
The evening world., 1913-07-12
NCAnRS IA(TOIA|'S /
ARREST BY SISTER
nIAMED ON FATHER
Lawyer Says Girls Charge
Grows Out of a Civil Suit
! Between Divorced Parents.
DENIES ATTACK STORY.
Young Woman Not Beaten
Nor Urged to Marry Against
~ Her Win, He Declares.
DENIES ATTACK STORY.

When the case Of Macarthur VI. ratum
se"callsd again in the court Of Justice
sf<shs Peace c. b. johnson Of Walton.
Dslawars County. N. T.. July II. the
deeenss' Will attribute the bringing Of
~, action to . combination Of hystsria
- the Part Of ths complainant and
Aesirs on the part Of her father to
bring about . realignment Of the fam
MN interests In order to aid In . civil
Aafasa pending against his first wifA/
4 6hs principals In the criminal action
- Walton are Mrs. John c. Tatum.
Whose husband 10 . cotton broker and
eehverter at No. 80 Church street.
rated ~ being worth several millions.
and Mrr. Tatum's sister. Kathryn No.
Arthur. daughter OF James c. MoAP-
thur. a contractor. living at No. SIC
Deech street. Richmond Hill. L. l.
Miss Macarthur told her story on the
Witness stand In Walton Thursday. She
tsstihed that because she had refused to
marry Frederick W. Peters jr. son Of .
New York manufacturer at No. 80 East
Twenty-second street. and because she
ma refused to attend q luncheon at her
sisters home In G.eat Neck. L. l.. at
which the engagement was to be Al.
nounced. her sister had beaten her.
SaIled her hair and kicked her.
NO COERCION TO MAKE GIRL
y WED, SAYS LAWYER.
Terence J. McManus Of Olcott. Gruber,
,6onynye 4 McManus. No. ITO Broad
Wy. who represented Mrs. Tatum at the
hearing In Walton. said to-day:
:. "There Was no assault made on Miss
AeArthur BY Mrs. Tatum. The facta
Nefe. a. nearly a. have bsen able Ia
aAcertain. that Mr.. and Mrs. Tatum -
Decved the engagem~nt Of Miss NoAr-
thur 10 Mr. Peters solely on the ground
Ne was ,he sort vi young man who
Would make a cred!tabie addition 70 the
AAmily. For years Miss McArthur had
uvsd on the bounty Of Mrs. ratun,. Sns
Had been sent to . select boarding school
and had been given . trip to Europa.
with q chaperon. IT the expense Of hss
slstsr and brother-in-law. In fact. neither
11r. nQ Mrs. Tatum had ever met Mr..
retery until Miss Macarthur returned
from Europe last September. when
yeters was at the pier to welcome her
- were Mr.. and Mrs. Tatum. No pres.
UUrs was being brought to bear on ths
girl to marry Mr.. Peters. although Mr.
and Mrs. Tatum believed he would make
her . good husband. ,...
"On the day the assault 10 said q
have been committed Mr.. and Xrs
Tatum had gone to Delaware County q
bring Miss Macarthur home. Miss Nc.
Arth, was In her bedroom and Ars
Tatum spoke to her about her refusal
70 attend the engagement luncheon and
shout other matters. especially the gi-rl
frisndship for . DR.. Mason. who Ars
Tatu-' understood 10 married and thl
father Of three children. Mise Near
\ thur became hystercal and her sistsI
SeAstsd to restrain her. The women hat
no sooner clinched than they were sep
esa1ed. Mrs. Tatum certainly did hsl
sister no bodily harm and witnesses vii
- produced to prove It
SAYS PATNGR ARRANGED FOL
AAasAA~Rneo AaasA~
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Williamson & Go. in5,r the In.
spSciior { the ,sdir. q. their ..nr .;
up.i5-Gatr millinery " aday. Frt -.
aly o.
The .r41ing fire Insurance com.
panies: Queen. Philadelphia Und,r.
writers. American Central. Alta,
London Assurance. Northern and
Continental They are the oldest
and best. Lester & Perry are
agents Tor hem all. adv
You are invited 10 attend the
Spring Millinery opening Friday and
Saturday. tea Il and Is. az the
White House Spruce street. Mrs.
blrcnheid. adv
The Dening E.ectuc supply Co.
has opened IL new store in the ia.
ktr building ~ Spruce stree, Full
iine Of Electrical Supplies. adv
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