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The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1914-01-06
KUNk[LY-YAD[N
Twin Falls Young Man United in Mar.
riage to ShOshOne Young Lady.

On New Years day in Shoshone, oc-
cured the marriage of Donald M. Kun
Kelly OF this city and Miss Pearl E.
4aden of Shoshone. The wedding
was solemnized at the home of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. d.
Yaden by the Rev. w. j. Barger. The
bride is charming young lady who
has lived all her life in Shoshone. The
groom is the junior member of the
firm of kunkely and Kunkely, insur-
ance agents of this city. Mr.. and Mrs
kunkely will be at home after January
5 at 552 9TH avenue East
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1914-01-06
Standing of League.
MEETING OF BUCKEYES
Fine Program Given ut Christian
Church Thursday Evening.

On last Thursday evening at the
First Christian church the first
monthly meeting of the Twin Falls
County Ohio Society was held and in
spite of the very bad weather a goodly
number was present. The meeting
was presided over by DR.. j. T. Shep-
herd, president of the society. A
splendid program was given which
was highly appreciated by the former
residents of the Buckeye state After
the program the members were invited
to the basement of the church where
lunch was served and an hour Or
more spent in getting better acQuaint-
"a. Several new members were en-
fOlled and the society bids fair to be
one OF the satrong organizations ON the
tract. pokAk meeting will be held
~ FebruneB a. Rsnce of meHtina u.
he dscido f - sss.,..
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1914-01-06
PHtlPS-AThfRTON
Well known Young People. of BuhI
Wed.

A very happy wedding occurred last
wednesday, December 81, 1913, at the
nome OF Elmore Phelps, north of
Peavy, when their daughter, Bertha,
became the bride of Dewitt Atherton,
OF Twin Falls, Rev. Mr.. Finley of Filler
pronouncing the magic words that
made them husband and wife. The
ceremony was followed by fine din
ner. Only near relatives were present.
Both bride and groom are most excel
lent young people, who start out In
life with prospects of a bright future.
Mr.. and Mrs. Atherton went to their
home in Twin Falls, which was al
ready to receive them.
The Times joins their many friends
In wishing them a long and happy
married life.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1914-01-06
CHANGING SUIT DEPARTMENT
Idaho Department Store Making Ex.
tensiye improvements.

The carpenters are busily engaged
this week making extensive interior
improvements at the Idaho Depart
ment Store. The balcony at the rear
OF the store is being enlarged to cover
the whole of the grocery department
with a central stairway leading to it.
The increased balcony space will be
used for the ladies' suit and cloak de-
partment and will be fitted up in lux
uriant style to make it attractive to
the ladies. The placing of this depart
ment away from its present conspicu-
Gus location on the first floor should
do much to popularize that already big
department Several innovations for
the balcony have been planned by
Manager Sinclair.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1914-01-06
TAXES ARE TOO HIGH

We all agree on that, and groceries
are high enough, but you will find q
big saving by trading at Wiker's Cas-
Grocery.
Coal oil only zoe per gallon. ls oa.
loaf best bread sc. Tom stoos. ,rn
and peas per can 10c. 10 socks sinur
$1O.25. Twenty pounds sugar for 81 .Oe
with $500 purchase. Try an order
and figure how much you save.-Adyi
Want ads speak |sos themselves: ,to'
arguing necessary
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1914-01-06
fine APPLES APPRECIATED
Chicago Man Well Pleased With Fruit
From Crystal Springs Orchard Co.

The Crystal Springs Orchard COM
pany is in the receipt OF a letter from
y. }. Fehling, of the National MALTA
able Casting company of Chicago, on
receipt of shipment of apples from
Twin Falls, in which he says: Refer
ring to the apples received from Twin
Falls. they are as fine looking lot
as any saw at the land show. You
certainly can raise as fine fruit in the
Twin Falls district as can be grown
anywhere in the country"
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1914-01-06
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH MEETING.
Members Of Congregation Invited 10
Discuss Building Plans.

The members and those affiliating
with the Presbyterian church are
urged to attend the church meeting
Wednesday evening of thts week. Plans
for the new church building and the
campaigns for the balance to be raised
on the pipe organ will he the chief
topics.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1914-01-06
St. Louis, Mo-, Jan. End, 1918.
~

st. Louis, Mo-, Jan. End, 1913.
j. Mcmillan, Sec'y. Twin Falls Com1. !.
Club, Twin Falls, Idaho.
Will you please send me at my Of
flee in st. Louis, with charges collect
via Wells-Fargo Express, two boxes of
your best Twin Falls potatoes. Wish
you and yours and the good people Of
Twin Falls, all kinds of prosperity
during coming year.
(Signed) A. ROBERTSON,
Asst to President Mo. Pac. Ry.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1914-01-06
Faculty.

Summary-First on balls-Off Jones
8, Off Huyck 6. Struck out-By Jones
IL, by Huyck TO- Wild pitches-Jones
z, Huyck 6. Passed balls-Butler 8,
Slzer 8. Two-base hits-T. Jones 2,
Sizer, Huyck, Clark, Butler. Time
LOS. Umpire-Golden.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1914-01-06
Benedicts.

Summary-First on balls-Off John
son l, off Hoag 2. Struck out-By
Johnson IL, by Hoag 5. Wild pitch
Johnson /, Hoag 4. Passed balls-But-
Ter 1, Benoit g. Two-base hits-L.
Chaplin, Minish, Johnson, G. Chaplin
Time-45 min. Umpire-Golden.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1914-01-06

The ladies of the Baptist church will
have q cooked food sale at the City
Marketing House, Jan. 10, beginning
at ~ a. m. Jan 60 pd
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1914-01-06
COUNTY TEACHERS
HERE THIS WEEK
County Superintendent Noel
Plans Splendid Program
LARGE ATTENDANCE EXPECTED
FROM ALL OVER COUNTY,
DIR. Winship of Boston, One of the
Promised Attractions for the Two
Days Session.

large attendance of teachers and
trustees is expected at the meetings
FRIDAY and Saturday. An. excellent
program has been arranged
Miss Agnes M. Jones, Palmer writ
ing specialist, will lecture and give
demonstration work in Palmer writ
ing, which system of writing has been
adopted for schools of Idaho.
Dr. A. e. Winship, editor of the
journal of Education, Boston, and an
educator and lecturer of national re-
putation, will deliver three lectures.
Our state commissioner of education,
DR.. Edward o. Sisson, will bring a
message that school people cannot
afford to miss
The public are cordially invited to
these meetings., especially the free lee
ture Friday evening by DR.. Winship
at the high school auditorium
Program of the Teachers Meeting,
Friday. January 9th, 800 A. M.
Music-violin Solo by Miss Pauline
Alfonte.
Phonics, Reading and Dramatiza-
t1on. Glass Exercise--Miss Edith Kell,
Teacher
Reading from a Rural Teachers
Standpoint'--Miss Beulah E. Barker.
Discussion, led by Miss Alice Ccully.
"The Teaching of Agriculture in the
Grammar Grade and High Schol'-
Mac Hoke
Discussion led by Supt. E. r. Doo-
ley
Talk on Palmer Writing-Miss Ag-
mes NJ Jones, Palmer Writing Special
ist, A. N. Palmer Co.
Address-Dr. A. e. Winship. -
Noon.
Cafeteria lunch will be served by the
pupils in the Domestic Science classes
of the Twin Falls School.
1880 p. M.
Music by High School Girls Glee
Club.
Demonstration Work in Palmer
Writing-Miss Agnes NJ Jones.
Medical Inspection of Schools
DR.. w. F. Pike.
Discussion led by Supt. o. M. Elliott.
plays and Games and Playground
Equipment C. Davis.
Discussion led by r. E. Anthis.
Address-Dr E. o. Sisson, State
of Education.
$500 p. NJ.
Music-Violin Duet by Pauline and
Viola Alfonte
Vocal Solo--Wilton Peck.
Address-Dr. A. e. Winship of Bos-
on.
Program of the Trustees Meeting.
Saturday. January 10th, $500 A. M.
Music by High School Girls Glee
Club.
Roll call of districts.
Reading of minutes.
Reports of Clerk and Schol Trus-
ees'-Mrs. W. A. Gill
Discussion led by Mrs. E. L. Van
2iper
Some of the Problems of School
w. Faris.
Discussion led by Walter Forbes.
Address-Dr. A. E. Winship.
Noon.
Cafetaria lunch will be served by
he pupils of the Domestict Science
lasses.
1880 P. NJ.
Music.
A Talk on Palmer Writing-Miss
agnes M. Jones, Palmer Writing Spe-
ialist.
Qualifications and Duties of School
'rustees'-Supt ]. NJ Markell.
Discussion: Securing of Trained
nd Experienced Teachers "Improve-
nent of School Grounds and Play
,round Equipment" "The Rural High
school," Closer Supervision in the
aural School, Boys and Girls Club
Work and Contests" Free Text
Books" Managing the School Wa
,ons'-Mr. VIM. Ringert, President of
trustees Association, Leader.
Address-Dr. e. o. Sisson, State
of Education.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1914-01-06

Continued on page ~
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1914-10-03
Sidel High.
School.

The most interesting event to oc-
cur this week is the formal raising
of the large United States flag which
is to float from 65-foot pole stand
Ing in one corner of the school yard.
As the School improvement League
has kindly donated the flag, they viii
have charge of the ceremonies
The following is the program:
Flag song-primary grades.
Columbia, the Gem Of the Ocean"
entire school.
Patriotic selection-Hign School
Band.
Talk-By progressive citizen.
Patriotic selection-High School
Band.
Dedication of flag.
America-Everyone
Just before and after the program
the League will give a Penny Fsrty
on the school grounds. Every thing
will cost a penny. So much fun is
expected. There will be q grab bag,
Z fish pond and such games as will
create a spirit of hilarity.
In the refreshment line there will
% lce cIeaul, CAKE, caHuy anu leLAoA-
ade.
Much interest is being manifested
by the boys in their basketball work.
They are hard at work getting ready
for their first game, which they hope
to play with Madisonville on Satur-
day, October Sd.
The High School Literary Society
held its first meeting for the session
September 25th. They elected the
following officers: President, Emile
Joachim; vice president, Louise OIL
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1914-10-03

yer; secretary, Odile Cornibe; critic,
Mr.. Bond,
The society hopes that the patrons
OF the school will also become utter
ested in their work, and vii: show
their interest by attending their meet
ngs. The next one will be on Oct.
9th, at 2:30 p. m.
The school regrets the loss CT Lena
May Sloan from the seventh grade.
Edna Sloan from the fourth grade
and Paul Sloan from the third grade.
they having removed to Merryville,
La.
The following out-of-town. pupils
have registered for the session:
August Tabary, Bogalusa, La.
>Lynette Harper. Hattiesburg, Miss.
Dosh1a Porter, Pearl River, La.
leila Sharp, Bush. La.
Albert Ovens and Charles Penny.
Washington parish.
Sid Tabary and Marshal Thomp-
SON, Bonfouca, La.
Marshal Crawford, Bush, La.
Glen Seal, Nicholson, Miss.
Lloyd Vial and Nina Vial, New
Orleans, La.
! Florence Cox, Alton, La.
Leonard Hursey, Pennington, Miss.
Mabel Necaise, Delisle, Miss.
Hughline Headley, Bogalusa. La.
Elmo Jones, Bogalusa, La.
SCHOOL CORRESPONDENT.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1914-10-03
HEALTH CAR
7(Continued from page IL

scratching and working IN it's effort
To set deem down into the wound
thos. .a~r,s ,va,a throwr -, and were
nese 50. @..0 - 49,. = ~
ruDDed INTO the cilculation w .ne
vlctlm scratcnlne. ineIe1ore, uon
scratch II you get nea-Dltten anu YOU
are not nkely 70 DecoMe lnlecleu
me DOCTOR Appeared 70 Tue psople
70 Clean up ana Keep cieaneu Up;
10 away Win al trasn plles anu
stack WOOD ana c0ai SO tnat any pa.
u II - accesslpie sealcn 1ol
rats. MATS Will not Dualu neses where
Iney can De reached Dy cats or are
apt 70 De olsturDeo OF ulscoveleu
II speaAl1s or 1ne lrea.men. u
the olsease' IT. LOWING saio tnat =
SERUM was Deink useu lor lnocu.a-
lion wnlcn was proving very success.
Iul. Out OF IMenty-eisnt cases nu.
seven olea. -Four oiea oelore peins
seen ny physician. Inere were W
ueatls wnere the serum was aseu.
ne cl'eu 9 case u Wnlcn Tue level
1 ,.a ~ llo' .ne p1.'eHt Del1s sassu
~ tle use " !, eA.la la1e =. fuses u
Jecteu ln.v sne VEN. LUIS se.um
Iouiu De uo. =. - .ne .i pny 70 :,
,s eas s hn.t +. - 49,. sset W su5 =;
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1914-10-03
CARD OF THANKS.

We wish to express our heartfelt
thanks for the kindnesses shown us
by our pastor, Rev. F. Talmage, our
neighbofs and friends, when our be-
loved daughter and mother, Mrs.
Rosa Ruegger. passed away. Special
thanks are due the Christian En-
deavor Society, the Women's AuxiH-
airy, and the Presbyterian Sunday
School for floral offerings.
MOTHER AND CHILDREN.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1914-10-03
Statement Of
MADISONVlLLE BANK

Condition the MADT6ONvILlE BANK
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER ~ 1914:
RESOURCES
Demand Loans 42O,OoOy0hs
Loans Secured BY Mortgage 7BlA5es
Other Loans and Discounts 3415Ao9
Overlrafts. Secured and Unsecured 671oe
Banking House, Furniture and Fixtures 86O0.00
Due From Banks and Bankers 16OoG@As
Other Cash
Gold
National Notes and all Issues U. g. Government
s77.a7a7s
capi. In siaeoosss
6Oo0oo
Undivided Profits Expenses Paid 1605ooz
Subject Check
e7z.s7973
Theodore Dendinger, president and E. Stang assistant
is to he OF md
VIM =. WOOD, Notary Puhhe,
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1914-10-03

To relieve PANTRY BLUE LABEL
ANHSEPTIC. ask ]. L. WATKINS,
drug store
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1914-10-03

BLUE LABEL ANTIsEpTYc i Y.
ten Initiated but not yet equalied.
Ask ]. L. WATKINS. drug store.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1914-10-03

just received full line Of bov. !
knickerbocker pants made Of Sond
colors and fancy mixtures, full cut
ages 5 to Is. from soc to $500
worth much more.
At H. J. Ostendorf, Covington Baut ]
Building.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1914-10-03

not At you, It was not that you coulAs
not be fitted. It was the tailor.s
fault in not fitting you.
Miss Agnes Morris was also vith
the Health Car contingent, q -
DR.. Lee, who was on his way to =.
tablish q medical association ct Boso
lusa.
An interview with DR.. Dowlin9.
which will be interesting because Sc
its reference to our Stiles closet ~
tenn, will be found on the second
page. .8
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-16
carly next week to announces its de-
cisicn.
General News Nntcn.

largo swarm OF bees new down
INTO Sycamore Street about noon to-
cay. and aligh;vd on tho front window
CT buchanan's Jcwclry store. whcro
'hcy remained until a citizen hivcd
'hem The swarm attracted much in
tcrcst.
The Kings Daughters hold their taet
business meeting for tho season yes
'cidny afternoon, aud heard gratifying
reports of tn" work of relief and as.
ISSUANCE done during the winter and
spring. The daughters VIII not meet
"rain until September. when plans for
newt winters work will hc laid out.
Iwo Joung men from Now York are
IN the city tnQuirinE after John ".
.unnit, aged th!rty-scvcn years. who
cas- been missing since MAY 8. on which
cay he LETT Raleigh, y. G. for New
YORK. and since which time NOTHING
mas been heard OF him. His friends.
rearing he may be sick. arc searching
Inc hospitals or tho state for him
IN" commencement exercises OF the
virginia Normal and Industrial ineh-
tate closed this afternoon, with tho
presentation OF diplomas to over sixty
graduates
irauc residence on Commerce
street owned by Mrs Maggie Brock
Wei. was slightly damaged by mn acct
GENITAL i'rc early thia morning
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-16
Not Yet Decided.

The board OF directors of the Peters
buts Investment Corporation, at "a
inccting last niGht considered the three
plans chosen from many that have been
submitted for the proposed new hotel
on West Tabh street, from which the
final selection IS 10 hc made. These
three plans nrc submitted by Archi-
tccts Il \. MUud,u. of Pctcrgbur,
Wnllsei y Ward 81 New York. ana
Charles Nj. Robinson, Of Richmond.
Representatives at al the bidders were
present 80 explain the mcrits OF thsir
respective plans. but no decision va,
arrived mt. The board VIII meet
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-16
N0RDlCA ESTATE DISPOSED OF
husbnnd rnd Sisters Chief I.rgnters OF
St,OL0.OuO Fortune

Now York, May IA notable col
lection or Jewels. valued at 81 900. 600.
including the famous Nurdica urnrl
were disposed OF by Nine Lillian Nor,
dica in her viii. some details Of which
lave become known.
Madame Nord!ca's husband. George
w. Young, the New York banker. and
her three sisters. II is understood, are
her chief lcgatccs.
The singer dictated her viii to Alvn
Adams. former Governor OF Colorado.
on January |, while both were passcn-
gers aboard tho stranded steamer Tns-
man in the CUR OF pHpuo The amount
Of the estate is understood to hc
smaller than was generally supposed
because of several unfortunate invest
mputs I'm recent
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-16

Tn" Nirginin state Ortomctrv As
fnoi1i!on met In som'aunual session to-
nirhi at tho StratforG Hotel. President
Z. -. Jackson. of Norfolk in tho chair.
ana good!y number OF dclcpatcs prcs-
ent number OF the visiting retail
iwcl"rs. who have optical dcrar,,pcnts
In their stores. attended Tho cousiJ-
Grafton az matters OF LEGISLATION nf-
fectinc tho practice OF optomotrv wos
me main business OF thu meeting. and
on THIS subject there was much dis
cuSsion Several Interesting papcrs
We're rond DURING the session. as fol-
lows V. II. Gilbert. Of Richmond. on
LoFlslaticn': ~. Granger, OF Rich
mond. on ANATOMY: ! y Watkins
Of Petersburg, on the Public ana on
'omalrv."; ! w. Sleigh, OF Richmond.
on THE Course Of Optome;ry in Ga,
iumhia University"
RMS being s"mianrunl meeting OF
the association, there was no election
Of officers Following tho meeting. the
visitors partook Of fine BANQUET
served IN their honor.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-16
TWO ARE INJURED WHEN
THEIR CAR is RUN down

Nottolk Va. May l5-Airs ~. O
mitchell .iS Thirty-fourth street. and
bco' Ec MAA"s were Injured when a
car OF the P.nc Beach division ran
INTO and demolished an automobile in
Wh'ch they Were riding yc@ crdav,
ne m2chin. was occupied by Mitchell.
nor and was cross!nr IN. trocI, or
ne Atlantic Terminal division of the
virginia Railway und Power Coinpamv
Wh"i struck by n car bound for pin.
Beach. Mrs Mitchell and Mayos were
hurried to Mtchelrs residence for
mrdi ca attention. Mrs Mitchell is
suffering from hurts about the head
and shoulders and Maycs was injured
about the head.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-16
CARE OF CHilD'S
HAIR Is IMPORTANT
Needs Washing Just NJ tho RrmnIn-
der of thc Bod! Doc>--ln Case
of Rcni Dirt

one hears much regarding tho caro-
OF chilurcn's eyes. teeth. hands. but
httle about tHeir hair. one would start
early washing their heads just aa
carefully as their bodies. II n crust"
appears, grease II gently night and
morning with white vascl!nc. omit tho
water FOR two days. then wash, using
only the best quality soap and warm
water.
Rinse with warm water letting II
get gradually nearly cold.
Never rub soap on hair. IL causes
stickinesa; make soap jelly FOR sham
roo purposes. /, is Important to rinse
until the water is clear ana free from
any traces OF Soap.
When child's hair has grown any
length Il should not bc rubbed vlrur-
ously with q towel. as that pulls and
breaks II. wrap II turkish towel around
the nair and squeeze out all tho
moisture possible. Then massage the
scalp gently with The finger tips
shake ana fan the air and let the child
ST In warm place but not right In
front OF artificial heat; to sit In the
sun while drying hair. is beneficial.
Combs uud brushes.
Pay strict attention TO the back Of
Tho neci,. there is where II must be
thoroughly dried TO avoid taking cold
When perfectly dry, brush. hut do not
comb TO remove tanEles. which viii DO
Few whom hair Is treated this way =
nne comb Is Injurious, II irritates tho
scalp ana breaks the hair. II hair Is
well brushed. no other tonic should DO
necessary, as that is invigorating.
Nrter three years OF age shampoo
every two weeks is ample, unless a
child Is especially exposed 10 dirt and
dust.
Singing tho Ends.
When the ends are uneven do not
rely upon your scissors TO trim the
hair; it ought to bc sinscd by Ii pro-
fcssioual. Give grca; care 10 brush
and comb. Keeping them immaculate.
81 articles tpnrttCulRrly furnished sill
very, are unsiehtly; likewise unsani-
tary.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-16

The color craze Is so strong just now
that mere red lobster IL voted too
ordinary. News comes from Germany
OF u new Idea, invented by Il professor
named Kornneld. which Is to add al
kali to the water in which the lob
stcvs are boiled. so that they come out
pretty sky-hlue But. after ALL IL
Is an Improvement on the heuutitu!
req, and do these blue mOnstrositics
harmonic as we'll with a green spring
sUladt
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-16
PURGE OF ASPARAGUS
How to Nuke Delicious and Timely


Soup.
Wash and scrapc tho white parts OF
" bundle Of fifty asparagus cut of tho
tips and cut the remainder of tho heads
into short pieces. RcsrrVr the tips
for another dish ur boil thcm separ-
atclS to add to the soup at the last;
Soil the other pieces TIL tender In
one quart OF white stock. with It few
well washed spinach leaves. then rub
them through a sicvetn good deal Of
the stalks viii not go through the
sieve. ana these must bc thrown
uway). Mel; two ounces of butter tn a
stcwpau add two tnblcspOonfuls OF
flour and cook FOR n few minutes
without browning add tho sieved
ASPARAGUS ana stock. and stir tin II
hoiis, then stir In about Il pint Of hot
milk and n sill OF cream, season with
salt ana pepper and dust Of castor
SUGAR and finally ndd the boiled tips
OF the ASPARAGUS or n cuptul OF boiled
younr green peas
The soup should be the consistency
of cream.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-16
PETERSBURG
NORFOLK GETS NEXT
MEETING OF JEWELLERS
St"te Association Adjourns Its Meeting
fra Petersburg After Election
of Officers.
Delegates Arc HoyntIy Entertained
nnh Thoroughly Enjoy Their Auto
mobile Ni.!e TO historic Srutu,
The Times Dispatch bureau.
Boliingbrook Street
tPhOuc 1850

i hc i IN ca 'lSiAtSh bureau.
Boliingbrook Street
phone 1850
Petersburg. Va. May 10.
The members .: tho State Retail
jewelers. Association greatly enjoyed
their autonubilo ride to historical
points IN ana around the city yesterday
afternoon. especially their visits to
beautiful Blandtord Church anu the
Crater, Which we're UHdo the more
pleasant by an appropriate historical
address delivered at each place 10y FRO
icss"i ~ IL Davis. At last nights
session resolutions were adopted ask
ms C"nErcS, to pass the WutCh-casc
| niil now pending before that body
which prevents makers from placing
guarantees on watch cases. y rcsolu-
ton was also adopted proV.dirg for the
establishment OF nm "cmploymcn; clear
inE- house" for the association.
The banquet last night was an clnb-
: crate hNe-codrsc affair, ANA wit, hunor
aud eioqueucc werc the order Of the
evening.
/ The association mot this morning.
/ after attending "a moving picture show.
| ILLUSTRATING; ia. manufacture OF thc 81
gin watch aud hearing a lecture bv a
representative OF the tlgiu Company. In
lcNplau0 ton Several resolutions were
adopted among them one offered by
Secretary stanton Pitcher, TO the cffcct
mat the association disapproNes OF sill
! yer companies dealing directly with
hotels without first Coufcrriur with the
! retail jewelers.. so That tho trade can
40 through tho regular jcwoiry bust
ness channel
The association elected tho following
officers for the ensuing year: president
| T.. H. Tiimus, Petersburg. Va: nrst
! vice-p' ostdcut. j !. Spear. Danviilc Va:
/ th'Id Nice-prcsidcnt. 6. Fred kohlcr.