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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-12-11
BLOOMFIELD AND
GLEN RIDGE

The Glen Ridge public schools will
close on December % for the Christ
mas vacation and viii reopen on Jan
nary 4.
A meeting of the girls department
OF the Womans Club Of Glen Ridge
will be held in the assembly hall of
the Central School on the first Mon
day in January.
Patrolman Matthew McQuaid, Of
Bloomfield, Will be tried before the
Bloomfield Town Council On Monday
evening on charges made by Elmer
Bowman, jr., of that town.
Mrs. E. Z. Reese. Of Riverton. is
the guest of her daughter. Mrs. Guy
Parker, of Douglas road, Glen Ridge.
Mrs. Charles A. Soaring, of Apple
ton place, Glen Ridge. is visiting her
slaughter, Mrs Charles Puleston, Of
Birmingham. Ala.
Mr. and Mrs. j. Marvin Hart, Of
Douglas road, Glen Ridge, will give
a dance for their son, Martyr Hart,
at the Glen Ridge Country Club on
Wednesday evening, December %.
Mr.. and Mrs. Artemus B. Luce, OF
Glen Ridge, will entertain an auction
bridge club at their home on Saturday
evening, December 49,
a recreation centre will be opened
IN the Berkeley School, Bloomfield
tonight, under the auspices of the
public welfare committee Of the
League for the Friendly Service, o.
Bloomfield and Glen Ridge.
Postmaster Edward F. Higgins, o.
Bloomfield. has announced that start
ing on Friday evening the postoftict
will be kept open until 10 o'clock IL
The evening for the mailing of Christ
mast packages, the money order anC
registry departments closing at S3
D. IN. Arrangements have been mad
, for the procuring of additional sub
stitutes for the large Christmas RUS
and extra facilities will be provide
for parcel post delivery.
The League for the Friendl
Service. of Bloomfield and Gle
Ridge, is preparing to distribute din
ners among the needy families of tn
borough and town. Many dinner
were distributed Thanksgiving day.
The annual election of officers {
William S. Pierson W. R. c. wa
held at Bloomfield yesterday Th
following officers were elected
Mabel Y. Redway, president; Es
merida Alexander, senior vice-pres
dent; Ida s. Osborn, Junior vice
president; Mary H. Bancroft, treas
urer; Mrs. Joroleman, chaplain
Kitty NJ. Davis, conductor; Mr.
smith, guard; Libbie M. Cook, dele
gate; Mrs Lozier, alternate tn
installation win take place jar
nary 10,
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-12-11
MONTCLADR

Mrs. Charles Haldane Johnson, of
Rydal place, will entertain the
Travel Club this afternoon at her
home. The study of Aspects of
Modern Drama" will be continued
and papers will be read by Mrs Ar
thur II. Bissell, jr., and Mrs. Theo-
dore Hussa.
The All Round Club will meet this
afternoon at the home of Miss Flor
ence Reeves, Claremont avenue
Holland is the country being studied
this year, and Mrs. L. LIE Roy Chinn
will present paper on Phillip of
Spain and His Policy" while Mrs
Walter Miller's subject will be "The
Van Arteveld and Their Times, and
Van Eyck and Early Flemish Art"
DR.. Richard C. Cabot, of Boston
assistant professor of clinical medi-
cine, Harvard University Medical
School, will be the speaker at q
meeting of the Associated Physician
of Montclair and Vicinity this after
noon in the parlors of the Montcla
Club, His subject win he "H'-r-
tials and Non-Essentials of Physical
Diagnosis"
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Fowler, Of
Princeton, Ind, are weekend guest
of Mrs. Isaac A. Dodd, of Green
wood avenue.
Mrs. Henry Ware Jones, of Park
street. Upper Montclair. will give
a dance on Monday evening, De-
cember %, in honor of her son and
daughter, Henry Jones and Miss
Rebecca Jones.
Mrs. Edison .. Starks, of Elm
street, will be hostess for the meet
ing of the Research Club next We'd
Eesday afternoon. ITALY, Her Glory
and Her Shame will be discussed
Papers will be read by Mrs. Edmund
B. Osborne and Mrs. Augustus c.
Studer.
A luncheon bridge club will be
! entertained next Friday by Mrs.
Theodore Van Buskirk at her home
on Claremont avenue.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-12-11
Wilson's BrOther=in-LaW
to Lecture in Bloomfield

The third lecture in the series be-
ing given under the auspices of the
guild of the First Presbyterian
Church. Bloomfield, will be held on
Monday evening. Prof Stockton
Axson, a brother-in-law of President
Woodrow Wilson. and a former pro-
fessor of English literature at Prince
ton University, viii speak on THE
Spirit and Art of Robert Louis Ste
-
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-12-11
Erie Depot Robbed

The Park street station of the
Greenwood Lake branch of the Erie
railroad, Montelair, was entered by
burglars last night and $50 in
lchange and a fountain pen were
taken from a drawer in the ticket
office. An attempt had been made to
extract the cash from the telephone
booth and the chewing gum machine,
s but the thieves did not succeed. En-
trance was gained by forcing open
window In the ticket office. The
matter was reported to the police
this morning.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-12-11
Where She Got 1t

''where does Miss De Mar get her
complexion?"
"Its a gift Her sister married a
druggist. Buffalo Express.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-12-11

The Glen Ridge public schools will
close on December % for the Christ
mas vacation and will reopen on jan
nary 4.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-12-11

Large and roomy with seat
and back upholstered in best
imitation leather - black or
brown.
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,~.ANhen Norton awokc. te naturally won, %
fie. door for tue morning papers which wero
mKa!s placed in neat Pile before tLr sill
Sie sawnrd. gathered up the Aundie, was uaout
ii2eiimt back in.o bed. when headline .:,,yht
Tvs d,iil eye Twrnty.one minutes later. to
nte precise. he ram up the steps Of the llar.
eseave homc and lang the bell He was ad.
iatted 9i. by the tuciturn Jones, to whom tho
reporter had never paid amy particular atten.
ttpn. Somehow Jonea always managed 70
]. .sttand in shadows.
y = Gun add nothing to what has already
SntSf'rea IN the newspapers" replied Jones. az
. .SIftan opcr.d his batteries Of inquiries.
+; 8. MI Jones. l. tavc known your master
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5Io.eA0 FOR 100 WORDS.
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Inc 'HHiifon Eci.ar Mvsfeyv" ssorp tc,u
An jo' trcnsJ:t,oi .on:ecnfiUe. .ceeks In
Ms p'scr. W a.. ayronpen,cnt nith the
1hdnhouser Film compoav Il has been
made b0ssiLLe MT oni. 10 vcn the ,torv
this paper. tVt also to se- il each reck
~ The rarious moring picture fhtatcr,
for. the solution Of thi. aipsterp .ty,,
Sl0.00O teiH Le gircn.
CONDITIONS G0vBnNfYo TIE
CONTEST.
INC prise Of Si0.t90 lrili BE- ,eon bv sas
"'an. tromdm. or, child rEo urites tho most
aGteWda'c solution Of tho mystery. from.
nhtch INC idst f.ro reels Of motion pictIrc
+ a,amd TiH de made and The last teo
+ UdcGrafh. -
Solutions mav te sent to ihe Than.
ca9o or Ncle York. a.u tin,s M n 70 III: III
night. Dec II. They us, bear pesfo Mee
marx not intcr than thai. .dsfa., md: oiiops
IoW ieecks after tho first apt eardrca Of
tae tast FIN releases ond three seeks after
mo tdst chapter Ia paGiis.ed IN this noue,
IN schich to submit solutions.
n toard OF three judoca, .cili determine
Ih'ch .of tho hanv solutions yecefred 4;
.ne most Gccepfotle. Tho Judgment OF this
1o"" .en 0c "bsoinfe and fnai. Iofhin1
0! Hcrpry nature tciH u considered In
tae decision. nnr GiCen any preference In
fdc ae'eotion n the soinneri OF tho SiO.0Jj
prize. The last ttco reels, tchich ,eiiI oire
tho most acceptable solution 10 the mvs.
tefv, 'riI DC prcscntei. in the theafcts hGt.
mo fhis feature as soon al, II TO- practical
70 Produce sdhte. The story corf.spondiao
10 these motion pfctarcs tciit appcar in the
hefespdpers coiacidcntoilp. or as soon after
me dppeorance.bf tho pictures ds practical.
'IHh tho last tico reels rif 10 rhotcu fhe
pictures OF the scinhcr. h.s or her home.
and other tnfereatjn0 fcafnres II 10 un.
dersfood that the ncma rbrrs, so far as
practical. In printing the last sieo chan.
ter! OF the sforv bp Hdrol. ldcGrdfh.
seth also shoio picture of tho successfuI
contestant.
Solutions TO- tho mUsfcrp must NOT BE-
more than 100 ieords long. Ne-c are .ao.ne
questions to be kept in siinI In conicc.
lion te'fh the npstcrv ar an aid to sois-
!, No. I-IVhat tecom-. Of fae sniHionafter
No. e-Whds becomes o.. the 81, 200. .0o09
No. S-Whon, docs F7oreHcs f4d,rvf
( No. E-Whot 6ecumcs, Of the Hussian
coanfess3 II
:: Nobody connected etths, directly or, IN.
directly toith Tho Million Dollar I}g,,
tery" s1iH be conafdered al a conlfafdnf.,
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father but fourteen yenrs. know bntS li.,is,
Of his life prior Ia That" :
ny did LIE leave lne Ill these years With.
Out ever coming to see uv Why?y q &
1t Is pot for ne. Miss Elora,.ee.s, ID; in,
quire into your father's act. But do know
that wha'cver lie did was mean. for the best.
Aour welfare was everything to him" :.
IT Is alI very strange, suid tue girl. be-
w'ldered'. Wig didn't lie come to meet ms
instead Of you." =
Jones stared ut bis hands. misernbly. !
"hy!" she demanded; IL have thoughs
OF. him. thought of;hi:n. lie hcs hurt me y iii
oil this neglect. expected to see him ut t6s
station. to throw my arms around hi. nccs,
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Ae MILLION TOLLAP MfSTEPY 4rHaold Mac (5RHnh

q ie4uoer: and2began TO bitch thc chair to-
wara shs st table nj balf W nrross the inter
'shing spase y; Vi sernfaplcd s, the chair. ulmo..
ssniesteS :sshelstsap tle let quarter Of an
hea'r tnsas't tben gipds the Anal attuck upon
the Remaining distailse. e, IT, he succeeded ID
rcachins the desk. but be could not have stirred
an inch farther. The hair on bis hend was
danp With sw mt and Ills hands were clnmmy.
When lie felt strength returning. b. lifted
the telephone OF the hoo, with bis teeth.
"Srntrnl, ccntrnli Call the police 10 come
to this n"inigr Mt once: Hurgreuve's house
lt'er'lalr. Tell them to break in." !,
=. Where's ynmr gag7"
'.I.lrrr wasn't any."
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49," iVTSi.r lli. & l,urS swun. 10
her eyrs MS .hr spoke. ,,et.
Eyer! lhins viii be explained IL you wb-n
we reach The ho,,st. hut umn,s ielnrini;.fs
'h's' MthS Flur"nrr You wrfv ryrfi th,aa Il Il
shlH wide world tu your futlrr yuu. wlil
ntsf' .iinw Tie u,srry uni lurr!,i.ss ir. .slS,
1'le,l That yon nigh, MT, hn,y nr lr,i,rt'iiiS !,
( oEr,'-' s .,Wl'a' NJ. ron, ans' ~ ::isait,
/. abruptly, the teacher from, Miss EorIa;,.,
:! depends.": she aflsMer3d 4lsoIa > Hi, 4
hand over the gifls. 4. ss
x9n s.,- could leaye Miss farioKs on the mo
Yes" .g@.;1<ssa
,,,, '..a .aa 'siI. stay and he Mis-. F'nr.ne;
Z -, s: t,faajy.. s. ii.i'.1;.JI. y.
~; ,;,,..; Wlap ts ,a,y father 5. .ui:l.t, ! se
;.' 4 & liats frays s,nuIry tsk,isnil,..ss,'s
ast sirlssyss Nideu,d 81 :itftor s,ii,,,.in,ii.
ms Insat ,nfSa isld frenzy ot s.tL.,x d J,
sa.l tFaseIshe g AhouitSr ef her IL
,::s snss aSesnssa s M ,tisiDly* ssssslva !.
.s 3 s, lysS read Abe glory ih ihs ueus,lip.h.
!, I'D sle elder wohlnn. hsf. own .yes. ann.
.Mit s II s tears. s poor Saiia, 10 lhaylsl In
her tiesih:air. ;tlinb.t down ike ,bfs aa,
yt.as: siitlteilts hare you 10. -nsu.., mai
:: Tones produeed ,ns docanep,. do,y .,,t,.o
tS Ilarsttasas unl Witnessed ..nd .s.ale,, 4,
q notary. Rhich IL ias Ill for,h ti,nl Iisb.,
iyJahss. bu.liFt and tdiat to ,s,an:ey linr.rsy.
S bad Toll powers :of atiorhpy ins llie, wen,
his t1ipsefsaveisJ dlaapp ii,4,h. ;x.o,
'el. h. deaeh .illi s'I@r.nsa bsean,s u. irs..l
q Said Joues asshe. pu., Sse document b,l,
,;in be pocket; s:S:yLa, T. yelr nnm,si y
Il y: c Susan & -. s; M
!. = y. Do Joti love- this; childan5 -.
8. 1ll, all, 10y l heart. The poor unbap1,
i. .ehnnk you 10 -. u. t} &
inside g. t5s home he :eondueied, them ,hso,1h
tne yatlonsi rooms. az the saihs tltse ,cliin.
.nsa. what hadl takea place ilians ,hs .pss, !.
s :;rh hsse mot found Ills sbod, a,..s =
5losslss: g sss my psoFss Z pear is,d.f
E. Then hs nay bas M alissss !.' IS: %S,1f;
Please god that aAs I: sa,a ID. ta,,.,
wlth Eenpins; pietys he hnds lived he n,.n
Sho had gone ,forlb Into the .ng6t 10 bras.lv.
and go strangely. Il 5 our room IN,
father spent naA5 lyursa hcsa a,::al.s
Ing 81 for yon = = 81
sata came lata ihe EIfis e,ss asaio. and
dtsefcetly Homes left the ,aIone. -9s,s
What g shall 4 DC. susa'l syha.essr hkai
s. y. ise brave q you a:h ~ ara win eeyr,
ise you till y1ii. ftiitls min. the, y.
8 Elotspes her q: ytfilS, !. z wLn, IA
yonf; an,nion Of ilie butler. "
IS. ,lias we n,J bo.h Oh ,s,ltt lisa aheoiu,s
fl,rn Fletsnse Ieeah einlorlur it.; aoul....
sasaa = iellonssi hsrs .,,r.-l
n OF tle desk Al iiel s;isssl s2ss;
t.i!itirl ior. .ell 4i-s !.
1 assts: g saph ms i'm, sh4
ollnd gu snehr ,,is ,.efai n.
8. ans kl,al ssu.i5. s;s
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LaHTC9lWASA E2 lEN HEUseb Is pNcA

~au you Sen ior ne'p!
tnleyes lures our neghbor. away
IRON toSn' ihe nr.f'lisHn '*sc walks this,
osn, Is ooand al'' Gagged n''t. 10 probably re-
posing oncs eiitEe billiard - the neft bloch.
Murphy. ydu watch this hmm while G:xs
call..on tue neishldrs." SUI. the officer wh6
seemed ed. t. be IN nuth"fi,y. When lie returned
ef;; M:o,tSStrewnlps 70, seriously !. We'd l,ctttt;a
teiepboIe to rho nrec,,no. 80 . 80 :, ~
nieop There's, noflbdy at = ei.snr aitaa,
house and there S nobody backsofs tho 't. 'bis1s
heattls; Unite. sman. When this was done
the oiIicer SAID Now tell us what's hap
penea; ana dont forget any of;thesde .
sones 'oD a s:'nr 2 aad t.eyin l,is ,tory !;
pYncG ositeyed iifawithoGt ai:sstion.iS. -.
beor assgan..a @ .na.: nint, tile limit, Did yoa
..I.,s,s.. e ,s',s Su.sae ~. Is. e !.
nt. 49, s. aaid zones, y strstchids
: ).ssny5s. .s!ys $ S
-. oan99itss: i 5eld di.fftp al bank MOS;
!, s2,.s ana q gqt twenty ,hoii,
n afasses; ss ~ laaast lias draws down bis
ssa.5t.S ;fy ssem % know about ~ Aud say,
-. en.l up and hhve tub flset :,oiice lodi
., Ss !. = es iaaglsas airahip Yebr master
.s .naye "a ioeen M rescue1t" turning 70 jones
az o..iz sqts9of that aiit e = =; {. s.
- 'ns ponce took, jones
. - so g act59non those Ynlans Ibid: down
o.. 49, 49, ihaE s.s nis1t: this:
shs s,ss " Red and ;fsli hsleep.
7g.haG So 81. When,s:hhtEreasa
m, a. s g hnass y MS fortahat be rad
.A do.ere rs,,s.,s9 s. y eselpaly staa man
grease home onls: 10: iiSI ss mar
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SusDUzikhts 1e1i. ey ,Eaig;d Maoara,h!.Ii !.
!. & Of5APTNR III: ~, 20 ~
IHDs 1kARTERa .1fAR.

p ROOM. faced Harti-r,ssas ;s,s,, e E
bssis:s: 1nes one ssassn. svs, ssl s;ssS' M.
cause vroon always 1siiouaa az = ls .is.ss. 81
a. his t9:tructions 10 thss inai period .aks
nsyers aildss.sppsd er edsahy fsills a. ;iiSS.
antomasismn = ~ fafeiys Hlnndsfpds Into & k,ssss
nHas fAilsd ii ssas sors the simpls; facss tSsi
ahs n.atser mind had overlooked soms sr1 easdntiai
ee.aL The o,sanira don of thss Black Hua.
Sfeo lwsa allnoas totally sS sithse
;tnsss s. sson 'sse found eut: 55t;
sne peEFelasan; es ss1 hae been trussed aplftka
ssS essea Rseon: /. q sbsys Ans shint tkay
w. pfopanly ind al you. IEat before that You
~ Fov tAtrs and
ae:.ef pafi shas money 8 $
40 E carried iitS eth HIM. Nh !;
dom sycl cs loa hslp1 s 'ss..a ~ =.
J IAss houses ons eitkesS lids tsio = toos.i II,
svay.tI smssht ysll I'm doousday .withbnt
eaing ,hsasd sys WIN !hasst hsafd ahaS niitSl
shoes = but@ Mr. Harai1r wa aivnyp 90.
haassi asths q !: vi sst &: III. ;a'
q people M those two houses hnya bSsa
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rs ,i .siss Z sisrj
A i, - - q M lie ~ stNat md
tsg ~ ~ r. sfH n $40
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4 |. saOyONstaced Harsrsave's bntier :scds.
F heriy. The. one, Eeas6ns swhs . 3,rSalha
made this man hi: ::iis1tenant \ ywsiaisrbs.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1914-03-26
NOTICE OF HEARING.

In the County Court of the State of
Oregon, for Jackson County.
In the matter of the estate of Will
liam Henry James. deceased,
Notice is hereby given that the un-
dersigned has filed her final account
in the above entitled matter and that
in pursuance of an order of the Coun-
ty Judge, made therein, the hearing
upon said matter has ben set for
Monday, April 6, 1914, at 10 o'clock
in the forenoon, at the County Court
room in said county, when and where
all parties interested may appear and
show cause. if any. why said account
should not be allowed and the prayer
of the application for discharge
granted. ELLA MAE JAMES,
Administrative of the Estate of Will
liam Henry James, deceased.
31-5t-Thur.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1914-03-26
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
OF ACCOUNTS.

In the County Court OF Jackson
County, Oregon.
In the matter of the estate of John
B. Brown, deceased.
Notice Is hereby given that the un-
dersigned, Fannie l.. Brown, admin
istratrix of the estate OF John d.
Brown, deceased, has filed in this
court her final account as admins
tratrix Of the said estate, and the
hearing of the same has been fixed
by order of this court for the 23rd
day Of April, 1914, at the hour of
10 o'clock in the forenoon OF the said
day, at the county court house at
Jacksonville, Oregon, and all persons
interested in the said estate are here
by notified to then and there appear
and file their objections to the said
account and show cause, If any they
have, why the said account should
not be fully and finally settled and
allowed and the Administrative Of the
said estate finally discharged.
Dated this 10th day of March,
1914. FANNIE L. BROWN,
Administrative.
G. G. PAGE,
Attorney for Administrative.
S3-5t-Thur.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1914-03-26

Remember that your home dealer
is here to make every promise good,
and that he can always give you a
better stock to select from. 1t is a
characteristic of the American people
to try to get something for nothing,
but the time when they can do this
has not come as yet.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1914-03-26
Talent TiGngs

the Methodist church Sunday even
ing. Mrs. ]. II. Fuller rendered a
vocal solo. There was a conference
held after church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Williston spent part
of Monday at Vandersluis & Bur-
gan's.
The Ladies Missionary Soci>ty of
the Methodist church expect to en-
tertain big delegations from Jackson
vile, Medford, Grants Pass and Ash
land
A surprise party was given at the
home of Mrs. Il. II. Jones Monday
evening for Miss Viola Jones, in
honor Of her twenty-first birthday
Those present were: Angie Bell,
Mrs. Barrett, Lavonia Mason, Linnie |
Hanscom, Grace Hanscom, Winifred /!
I Jones, Viola Jones, Mona Pace, Ted !
Seaman, Floyd Bell, George Gal
| braith, Lee Hart, Mr.. Barrett, Mr..
Baker, Henry Pace and Jack Vance.
Games were played and refreshments
served. A very nice time was re-
ported.
Joe Smith and family moved over
on the Horton place.
A creamery meeting was held at
the bank Monday afternoon. 1t was
in session for three hours, but moth
ing definite was decided.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Poleski were
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Poleski,
the foreman Of the Dale ranch ON
anderson creek, Sunday.
Mrs. Dick Hale returned to her
mountain home on Anderson geek
after spending five days in Medford.
Sam Murphy of Frederick was Wis
iting Talent Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Ware of Wagner
creek came to Talent Monday and
reported that their son Robert is re-
covering. He had a narrow escape
from being poisoned by gasoline
fumes.
Mr.. Hazelwood left for Holt, Cal,
for an extended trip Tuesday.
Mrs. Minnie Way and Miss Hattie
Dayton spent Monday in Ashland.
Rev. Van Fossen visited Mrs. Way
and Miss Dayton Monday evening.
Those who have visited the Bell
House the past few days are: w. A.
Bullock of Salem, Ore; John Bacon
and l. P. Freely of Portland, Jay
Splitter of Eagle Point, John M.
Mann of Suncrest orchard, W. A.
Morris of Gold Hill, Messrs. Parker,
Sayles and Easterly of Ashland, ]. T.
. Perry of Medford, and ]. c. Hill of
: Central Point.
Il Mr.. s-Yaunt left for klamath Falls
: Tuesday morning, where he is going
: to work for a few months.
The social event of the season in
:, Talent was the party given by Mr..
;, and Mrs. f. B. Adamson Tuesday
evening, and the amusement was
500 The first prizes were awarded
to Mrs. p. Vandersluis, who cut with
o Mrs. John Hart, and DR.. John Hart
% The consultations were given to Mrs
= John Fuller and Charles Brown
Those present were: Prof. and Mrs
G. w. Ager, DR.. and Mrs. John Hart
, DR.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Bagley, Mr.. anC
Mrs. r. ]. Luke, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Ames and Miss Lucille, Mr.. and Mrs
Louis Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie
Brown, r. and Mrs. C. M. Thomas
y Mr.. and Mrs. p. Vandersluis, an
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Fuller.
% The band boys met Tuesday even
~ ing to decide about a smoke socia
: they are intending to have in tn
near future.
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MISCELLANEOUS

CHAIR DOCTOR-R. H. Stanley, ex-
pert furniture repairer and up
holsterer. Carpets beat, relaid
and repaired, bed springs re-
stretched, chairs wired, rubber
tires for baby buggies. 26 First
avenue, opposite First National
Bank. Phone 413-J.
WANTED-Washing at 675 East
Main st. S4-St*
AUTO LIVERY-Floyd Dickey. Tel
ephone 342-Y. S1-1mo.
WANTED bus driver at Oregon
Hotel by April l, 1914. S5-tf
acknowledgements girls at Mrs.
Simons' millinery parlors. 79-tf
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Must take
work home. Phone 41S-R. S3-tf
GOOD board and room, $3.50 per
week. Mrs. Matte Phillips, Ill
Third st. S4-1mo.S
BILL POSTER-Win Stennett, 116
Factory st. Bill posting and dis
tributing. 54-tf
FOR CITY CARRIAGE AND GAR
DEN FLOWING see E. N. Smith,
124 Morton ST. Phone 464-J. 2tf
GONNER'S WOODWARD AND SAW
"a Fourth st. Phone ISL. Hard
wood $3.50, soft wood 81. S4-tf
900 for one or two
years; Al security, outside realty;
will pay 1910 quarterly. Write
Loan" care Tidings. S6-2t'
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For Rent or Snle.

One good 5-room modern bunga-
low with 5 u acres good garden land,
including acres peaches and " acre
berries, with windmill and good out
buildings, in the town limits Of Tai
ent. For information call or COM
municate with A. A. Moody, Talent,
Ore. S6-2t
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Miss Alice Vandersluis. Talent cor
respondent, is authorized to repre-
sent the Tidings in all business rela-
tions in this field. Headquarters,
Vandersluis & Burgan store.
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FOR SALE-Five acres unimproved
fruit land, about " miles south
east of high school. Write me for
description and location. Make me
a cash offer. w. NJ. Gies, Box 1874,
Sierra Madre, Cal. S4-2mo.'
FOR SALE-My home on Elizabeth
street, near hospital, 5000. halr
cash; my pretty spotted pony, gem
tie and we'll gated, $65; canned
fruit. Csc per can; phonograph,
etc. Mrs. X. e. Adds, city
S6-1mo.*
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FOR Millinery, up-to-date
styles. Owning my store, expenses
are lighter. so can offer goods
cheaper than would be possible
otherwise. You are invited. to call
and inspect the stock. Miss Por-
tar S2-1mo.
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TALENT S. P. TRAIN SCHEDULE.
NOrthbOund.

The PORTLAND EVENING TELE-
GRAM and Ashland Tidings one year.
$500.
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MUSIC AND ART.

SINGING-Vocal technique, tone
placing, artistic singing. Mr.. Mac
Murray, Director of Music, Pres
byterian church. Phone 1873. 30-tf