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Fair play., 1914-05-02

Carl Schaaf of st. Mary's visited
our city last Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Lucy Downs visited St. Louis
last Friday and Saturday.
DR.. John Falk of st. Louis spent
last Sunday with relatives in our city.
Mrs. Henry Okenfnss spent several
days of last week in st. Louis.
Mrs. Il. p. Boyer of St. Louis and
G. p. Boyer OF East st. Louis visited
relatives and friends in our city and
Bloomsdale last Saturday and Sunday.
Joseph Worst and wife returned
home from visit - St. Louis Tues
day night.
Mrs. Ben Grither of Lawrenceson,
Joseph HermaL and August Herman
and wife and Mrs. John Jokerst of
Weingarten and Mrs. Joseph Winters
of Zell attended the funeral of Mrs.
Frank Kropp at East St. Louis last
Saturday.
A. c. Chandler of Minnith arrived
here Monday morning and left in the
evening for st. Louis.
Miss Isabel Wade of Pennington
attended the dance given by the
the Ste. Genevieye Club last Satur.
day night in our city. While here she
WAS the guest of Attorney c. j. Stan
ton and family.
Joseph Basler, wife and baby are
visiting relatives and friends in St
Lonis and St. Jacobs H.. this week
J. C. Herring Of Bloomsdxle was in
town last Saturday.
Mrs. Abe Rinearson aud sou
Howard, Mrs. Rose Miller. Misses
Irma and H Ida Gisi and brother Ed.
gar, George Willis and Miss Blanche
Beauclinmp, Samuel Beauchamp and
Miss Marie DePelzer made the round
"trip to Bismarck last Sunday. = ~
Mrs. George Huck and children who
has been visiting her parents in thi'
city returned to her home at Crysta
City Wednesday evening.
Rev. Fathers Vol Of Walsh, Ill.,,
Schlattmann OF Evansville, H.. DR.
Fisher, d. d. of St. Louis, Schlapfers
Of Maxwell, Fox of Monroe City, New
man of St. Msry's. Kotte of Vein
darte, van TOurenhont and Wei,lig ol
this city attended the patron feast Gel
ebration Mt Zell Wednesday.
Fair play., 1914-05-02
Regular April Term 1914.
Monday April 9th.

y ~>f''H' -'S~'
Court met in regular session pre-
sent Hon. =. II. Huok, j. W. Pip
kin, Asst. Pros. Atty. Sheriff G.. Rehm
and VIM. p. Huck.
Sheriff returns following petit jury /.
Clovis Boyer, Hy. A. Huck, Peter
Wehner, Nick Grieshaber, Jos. Vaeth,
.Ir., Jos. Siebert, Frank Gettinger,
Chas. P.trequin, Fred Miller. Jr., f.
NJ. Bayer, Mike kertz. Peter Fallert,
Thos. Heck, II. w. Barnes, j. N.
Dome, John Patterson, g. w. Fuller,
Emmit N Boyd, 6. w. Biri, James
Hamors, Samuel Thomure, Georgc
Herzog, Vim. Arbucklo and Joseph
Friedman.
Sheriff Rehm, deputies Jos. Rehm
and NJ. II. Harmon sworn in.
State of Mo. VS.. Fred Haug, plea of
guilty o. Ene of SO and cost, stayed on
payment OF cost and good behavior,
State Of Mo. vs.. Francis Wilson,
continued.
State of Mo. VS.! wm. Layton and
II. Brewer, parole continued.
j. 5. McDanie! VS., ). Valley r. h.
continued.
|. N. Mcdaniel VS.. S. Valley X. II.
continued.
Michael Rond VS. Felix G Dorlac ct
al leave granted plaintiff to amend
petition.
g. w. st. Gem ct al VS.. Lucy St.
Gem, leave granted defendant'to 10 plead
on or before August |, 1914.
Mnl,A., 4
dismissed Mt cost of surites.
Edwin r. Wall VS. p. II. Weller et al,
Defendant files answer, change Of
Fair play., 1914-05-02

In our announcement column
this week will be found the follow
ing names of men who aspire to
political offices-both State and
County: John 4. Bryne, Dem. i,
for State Senator from 26th Sena.
torial District; VIM. r. Huck.
DEM, and Henry I1erzog, Rep.
for Collector Of the Revenue of
Ste. Genevieve County; Felix j.
Rigdon, Dem. for Circuit Clerk /;
A. A. Baumgartner, Rep, for
Clerk Of the County Court of Ste.
Genevieve County; and Thomas Is,
Straughan, Dem, for presiding
Judge of the County Court of Ste.
Genevieve County. All these can
didatcs have either held Offices or
are at present holding Offices and
need no word of praise as to their
efficiency as their services has
proven them worthy Office seekers.
Fair play., 1914-05-02

venue to Jackson.
Geo. HerAog excused from jury
duty at this term of court
John X. Boas VS.. p. @. Branch.
change of venue TO Hillsboro, Mo
Himmelberger Harrison Lum Co, VS.,
Sam Dallas, change of venue to Nex
Madrid. -4.l
Tuesday, April 2Sth.
Mary Buenninger ex parte, report
of sale fled and sustained.
Roxine Houstin VS. Bank of st.
Mary, dismissed.
NJ. Rond VS. Felix Dorlac, Judgment
by default, $253.0l and costs.
G.. w st. Gem ct nj VS. Lucy st.
Gem, motion to strike out suit. leave
granted to file amended petition on or
before August |, 1914.
6. Biri, Hy. A. Huck and VIM. A.
buckle. excused from jury.
Isaac Feinnan VS. Simone Smith. dis
missed by plaintiff at his cost.
Ruben 7. Cole ct al VS. Anna NJ.
Darst ct al, default as to Jno c.. Darst,
VIM. H. Miltenberger, Anna NJ. Darst.
Emily NJ. Mauntel, Alice Josephine
Cain, Mary 7. Cain and Patrick r.
Cain.
Summons ordered issued against
Octavia p. Miltenberger, Mrs. Felix
Bogy, Emile s. Guignon and Juha
Rose Guignon. Publication ordered
against Eugene Miltenberger, Mrs
Eugene Miltenberger, Emma Louisa
Taylor and +. C. Taylor.
Murphy Tie Co. VS. g Rehm. Judgment
for plaintiff in accordance with stipu-
lation filed.
N A Aubuchon VS. Aug Anbuchon ct
al, change of venue to jackson.
State VS. Clardy Edward. by leave of
court information was filed charge
murder 2nd degree.
The Judge of the court being psr.
sonally interested in certain ease r
B Whitledge was elected special Judge
Wednesday April both.
GV Thurman ct al VS. VIM Skcwes
ct al, sheriff acknowledged deed in
open court.
! State VS. Clardy Edwards, recogui-
cance in open court $1,000, j A Detch-
mendy and 7 B Straughan as securi-
/ ties.
| JOS Burton of st Louis was enrolled
as attorney at this bar.
f Lalumondiere VS. Wn A Sprag,ie,
Judgment against VIM A Sprague and
John l. Sprague for $1733 90 includ-
rent to date and taxes.
Thursday April 30th.
Lucy st Gem vs. Gustavus W st Gem
continued
! WIN p Bequette VS. Emma Bequette
ct al, decree of petition granted.
Lucinda Bull ct al VS. Mary j Clark
ct al, decree of partition granted.
/ Peter H Huck ct al VS. WIN Carpen-
ter, judgment by default
Felix Lalumondier ct at VS. WIN A
Sprague ct al--ordered that original
lease may be withdrawn.
Irene Johnson vs. Howard johnson
Decree Of divorce granted and c,,s-
tody of children awarded TO plaintiff.
! j. h. Dggs ct al VS. Leila Henson
judgement affirmed
VIM Deering VIZ Irma Juden ct al
Judgement affirmed
/ s Brinerhof ct al vs Chas G Juden
ct al, judment affirmed
J Il Fraklin vs Frank Dudley, judg-
ment affirmed
Court adjourned until court in
course.
Fair play., 1914-05-02

The concert and dance given by
the Ste. Genev!eve Band last Mon
day evening at the New Grand
Theatre drew q large and appre-
ciative audience. The Offering
was something out of the Ordin-
sry as it has been a long time since
our citizens have heard a concert
of such calliber. The program
was composed Of many pleasing
numbers which were accepted by
the audience in a manner which
gave evidence Of their complete
satisfaction. Miss Erline Demp-
sey rendered two vocal selections
which were vigorously applauded.
Ste. Genevieve has a first class
band and the assistance and en-
couragement given them by the cit
izens at their concert is proof that
everybody realizes what n valuable
asset good band is to a commun-
ity.
Fair play., 1914-05-02
st. Louis Business Men will
Visit this City. =

One hundred Of the leading busi-
ness men of St. Louis will he in
this city on Saturday, May 16.
they will arrive on special train
at 1850 a. IN. and will stay until
1920 p. m.
The visitors are members Of the
Sales Managers Bureau of the Busi-
ness Mems League of St. Louis
and they intend to visit thirty
nine towns in Missouri and Arkan-
sas. Their stay here will be about
30 minutes.
VIM. W. Wilder. acting Presi-
dent Of the local Business Men 8
League, has appointed the follow.
ing men to act as reception COM
mittee:
Jos. Weller, II. l.. Rozier, F. j..
Jokerst, John W. Shaw, John w.
Schwent. Henry Okenfuss. G. w.
Meyers, John l.. Boverie, Andrew
Wilder. +. j. Huck. +. b. Stan.
ton and Felix Petrequin.
Fair play., 1914-05-02

The Committee in charge of the
Street Sprinklins assuming that
those citizens, who subscribed there
for last year will continue their
subscription this year for the same
terms have ordered the streets
sprinkled. Any person who sub
scribed therefor last year who OBJ
jects to his assessment can take
the matter mp with the Chairman
of the Committee on or before Sat
urday, May 8, 1914, otherwise the
Committee will assume all sub
soriptions renewed.
adv Felix Petrequin, Chairman
Fair play., 1914-05-02

The ste. Genevieve Club in fea-
turing Miss Gnenther and Mr..
Hofmeister in the late. dances, at
the New Grand Theatre Saturday
night offered to the large gather
ing OF dance-lovers an unusual
and highly Interesting program.
Miss Gnenther and Mr.. Hofmeister
in their several interpretations
held the OnlOokers spellbound rs
with light steps. suptle movements
and graceful posses they cleverly
illustrated the purely artistic terp-
sicbora OF the present time. The
costumes worn hy Miss Guenther
were beautiful and designed ns-
pecially so as to lend "A proper
view of the 1.-THE movements of
which the dances are an artistic
display, The 'lance was sue
cess aud aside from delighting
over the feature dancing the patel.
pants had most enjoyable time
executing the many new steps they
have recently mastered under the
able direction OF their teacher,
Miss Gnenther. The music for
the exhibition dances was furnish.
ed by Miss. Vieh while an orchns-
ira supplied music for The general
dance.
Fair play., 1914-05-02

Three prominent men Of this
city in two days canvassed Turkey,
Moro and Goose Islands and gath
cred but one neck and one half
dozen mushrooms. Now that's
gong some, considering that
mushrooms are rs plentiful this
year as grains of sand on the sand
bar. We wOnld advise these men
to arm themselves with the photo
graph of mushroom and refer to
same when looking Tor the little
plant.
Fair play., 1914-05-02
Probate Court Docket.

MAY TERM. MAY lltb, 1914.
Brown VIM. ", dec. Luther Brown, Adm
Reed Leola 4; mr. MyItelia y. LeClere Quar-
Roxier Walter h Adrain mrs. Sylveatev j.
RoEier, Guar.
Siebert Felix and Lawrence, mrs. Theresa
siebert Guar.
Tuesday. May 18th.
LeClede Pierre. mr. g. nj. RutledRe Quar-
Nauman Rosemary mr. Andrew Wilder Guar
Miller william mr H.J. MorganstOen Guar
Miller Emma mr.
Wednesday, May Ia
5exauer LeOnA mr. Sophia Sexauer Guar
Beifert August mr. Rudolph Ltnderer Quar-
Geller Emile dec Caroline Oeiler Adm
Babh Abel o. dec Jesse r. Babb Adm
Thursday, May 18th
Schaub Felix dec Theresa NJ. Schaub, Adm
Werner George dec VIM p. Werner Adm
Fair play., 1914-05-02

DR.. J. Scott Wolf, of Festus,
informed MS this week that he is a
candidate for the Democratic nom
ination for Congressman from the
18th Congressional District Mr..
Wolf served two terms rs Mayor
of Festus and is ut present Repre-
sentative from Jefferson County
His record in behalf of labor, the
farmer and good roads is unsur-
passed.
Fair play., 1914-05-02
The Last Chance.

The expert sewing machine re-
nairer rs going away soon and the
last and only chance of having
your sewing machine repaired by II
master mechanic will he gone
so 'Yon BETTER MAX Il
HURRY UP QUICK" aud bring
in your machine heads from the
country now to Mr.. Joe vaeth 5
place.
John II. DePelzer,
adv Chief expert from st. Louis
Fair play., 1914-05-02

The feast OF st. Joseph, the pat
ron Saint OF the zell parish, was
celebrated at Zell, Tuesday of this
week. A number of priests from
away attended the celebration.
Rev. Father Weinig, Of this city
delivered the sermon.
Fair play., 1914-05-02

Friday of last week. Lena, the
little daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Bahr. while driving a nail
in u plank had one eye severely in
juried when the nail flew hack and
struck the child. She WAS taken
to st. Louis by her father Monday
and placed in the charge of a
speciaiist.
Fair play., 1914-05-02

Kimmel Moreau run a piece Of
wire in his foot while walking
bare-footed last Sunday afternoon.
About two inches and half of rhe
wire entered the boys foot. Anti.
toxin was administered the follow
ing day to prevent blOod-pOison.
inc
Fair play., 1914-05-02

Fred HEM stabbed q druggist
at Deslogc last Friday and was
captured here on the same day.
Sheriff Williams of st. Francois
County came after the prisoner
and returned with him Saturday.
Fair play., 1914-05-02

Miss Hilda Gisi and Miss Angus
ia JOggerst, the former a teacher
mt the Kunkle school and the lat
ter a teacher at the Rigdon- -Grf.
ford school closed successful terms
last week.
Fair play., 1914-05-02

Miss Blanche Ziegler and Miss
Odile Janis arrived nome last Sun
day morning, after completing a
term in the st. Mary public
school. as teachers. Miss Janis
left Monday morning for Cape
Girardeau, where she will enter
the State Normal. Miss Iiegler
will depart next Monday for the
Cape to take up studies at the Nor
mai.
Fair play., 1914-05-02

John Basler is recovering from
a severe attack of appendicitis at
his home IN this city from which
he has been suffering for the past
week.
Fair play., 1914-05-02

jules Schseffer and Billy Will.
son employees at lime stone
quarry in this city had their
hands. severely injured while load
ing stone into cars Saturday of
last week
Fair play., 1914-05-02

Miss Anna Darrough and VIM
Robinson of Percy. ILL.,. were mar
ried in this city Wednesday after
noon by Probate Judge Huck
They were accompanied by Il. X.
Kenny.
Fair play., 1914-05-02

havo control of several hundred
ncres OF land in the Little River Drain
age District, in Stoddard County,
Missouri. This deep, black, fertile
virgin soil aud is in the best part of
this remarkably rich territory. Will
sell in small tracts ON easy terms.
H. s. SHAW,
adv Dexter. No.
Fair play., 1914-05-02
Notice..

All those owing city tax must
paw up on 0r before May 18th.
1914. and you will avoid paving
cost.
by order Of City COnncil.
JOHN HERTER.
City Collector.
adv
Fair play., 1914-05-02
Notice of Final Settlement.

Creditors and all others Interested in tho
estate OF VIM. v. Brown, deceased, are
hereby notified that intend To make Anal
settlement thereof at the next term OF the
Probate Court of ste. Genevieve county,
Missouri; to be held at the Court House IN
said connty, on the second Monday in May,
A. D., 1914.
LUTHER BROWN,
Adminiatrator
ADr, Ie. 1914.
Fair play., 1914-05-02

Charles y. Spohr and wife. Ben
Essmulier and wife, Fred Burknrt
and wife and Miss Corinne Guenther
OF st. Louis, AS the guests of DIR. and
Mrs. A. G. Meyer attended the Ste.
Gencvieve Club Dance Saturday.
Fair play., 1914-05-02

Mrs Henry Baamann entertain
ed a number of friends and rela-
tives at her home in this city on
Monday evening, the occasion be-
ing her birthday. The evening
was pleasantly spent at different
diversi ons.
Fair play., 1914-05-02

Marriages licenses we're issued
in this city to Louis Fl. Gain and
Anna K. Schenz, Of Weingarten.
April %; and to Philip j. Gadell
and Louisa j. Grieshaber, of New
Offenburg, ON April Goth.
Fair play., 1914-05-02

Russell Rehm injured his thumb
and lst finger of the left hand
last Saturday while operating a
circular saw at the Baumann
Carpenter Company.
Fair play., 1914-05-02

Conductor William Caller of
the Illinois Southern had his right
shoulder dislocated while switch.
ing cars at Flat River last Satur-
day.
Fair play., 1914-05-02

A marriage license was issued in
st. Louis on April 20, to Edward
Langevin and Lydia Scheoanm, of
st. Louis. Edward Langevin
formerly resided in this city.
Fair play., 1914-05-02

Monday afternoon members OF
Royal Neighbors OF this city sur
prised Mrs. Albert Stelter at her
home. the occasion being the 10Th
anniversary of her marriage. A
most enjoyable time was reported.
Fair play., 1914-05-02

The feast of SIS. Phillip and
James will be celebrated at the
Catholic church in River aux
Vases to-day, (Friday).
Fair play., 1914-05-02

Rev. o. l.. Byrns will preach
Sunday at III q. IN. and 1880 ..
m. ut the Presbyterian church.
The public is, cordially invited to
attend. adv
Fair play., 1914-05-02

FOR SALE: The Goss Farm
containing 219 acres, about
miles from town on the Frederick.
town road. Apply to
adv. MRS. NARY GOss.
Fair play., 1914-05-02

am prepared to give my Gus
TONERS the best service, a high
class grade of wines, cigars, and
tie best and cheapest grades of
whiskey. Bottle and keg beer.
Adv FRANK HERZOG.
Fair play., 1914-05-02

Judge p. II. Huck, Joseph II.
Rehm, Adolph Okenfuss and
Russell Wilder, members of the
Second Degree team of the Knights
of Columbus of this Council, will
go to Bonne Terre next Sunday
to exemplify the Second Degree to
o large class of candidates.
Fair play., 1914-05-02

Forty Honr DevOtions will be
held ut the Catholic church in this
city commencing next Sunday.
Fair play., 1914-05-02

The Ladies Building Fund So
ciety will give a Euchre at the
Paroclial School hall next Thurs
day MAY Z.
Fair play., 1914-05-02

The death of Fred William Vo-
gel, beloved husband of Jane Vo-
gel (nee Blandford), occurred at
Ferguson, Mo. April "a. The
deceased was Al years of age.
Mrs John Blanford of New Offen-
bug attended the funeral Monday,
April 81, in st. Louis.
Fair play., 1914-05-02
For County Clerk
We sre authorised to announce
A. A. BauMgartner

as candidate for the Republican nOmtna.
,ioa for Clerk Of the County Court OF Ste
OF the Republican party at the Primary
election on August Z. 1914.
Fair play., 1914-05-02

Andrew Crawford andN Nora
Yates, were married in this city,
on April 25, by Judge +. j. Hucx
Fair play., 1914-05-02

WANTED Two good farm
hands. Wages according.
JOSEPH HAUCK.
Fair play., 1914-05-02

FOR SALE: A gasoline stove,
with oven, in good condition, at
reasonable price. Apply at this
office. adv.
Fair play., 1914-05-02

Clean. comfortable, cool par.
lors, delicious ice cream at the
Eagle Bakery. adv.
Fair play., 1914-05-02

VIM. Herhstrieth, agent for the
Troy Laundry, will collect and de-
liver laundry in the city. adv
Fair play., 1914-05-02

Meyers Ice Cream is popular and
we'll deserves it's popularity. Try
u plate. adv
Fair play., 1914-05-02
Died.

Jacob Schnell, aged SO years,
10 months aud II days. died ut the
home of his sons near Ste. Gene-
We've, on April oath, of old age.
The funeral occurred April 20.
Fair play., 1914-05-02

Come in after the show and en-
joy u plate Of Ice Cream at the
Eagle Bakery. adv.
Fair play., 1914-05-02

The p. W. L.'s base ball club
defeated the Athletics in this city
last Sunday by n score of IL to 8.
Fair play., 1914-05-02

Nothing better can be had for
your money than Meyers Ice
Cream. adv.
Fair play., 1914-05-02

For mos. delicious plate of Ice
Cream call at Meyers drugstore. adv
Fair play., 1914-05-02

Joseph A. Schweigert died at
River aux Vases Wednesday night,
April April 20. The funeral oc-
Cured Friday at IL a. IN.
Fair play., 1914-05-02
Whest 81 per bushel.

Meyers lee Cream is the richest
and purest in town. adv
Fair play., 1914-05-02

Many out Of town lawyers and
attendants were in town for Cir
cult Court this week.
Fair play., 1914-05-02

Ice cream and fountain soda fo1
sale at the Eagle Bakery. adj
Fair play., 1914-05-02

Ice cream at the Eagle Bakery.
adv
Fair play., 1914-05-02

Eggs For Matching: From
Thoroughbred Barreg Plymouth
Rocks and Single Comb White
Orpingtons.
adv. EDw. l.. SExAuER.
Fair play., 1914-05-02
Henry Herzog
For Circuit Clerk
we are authorised to announce
F. j. Rigdon

"a Q candidate for the democratic nomination
for Clerk Of the Circuit Court OF 6to. Gene.
We've county, subject 70 the decision OF the
Democratic party at the primary election
August Z, lell.
Fair play., 1914-05-02

FOR RENT--at 81. 90 per month,
large barn for horses.
adv Ed. Cross.
Fair play., 1914-05-02

WANTED: Ladies or Gents to
handle Live Wire SpeciaIties in
every town. Good Commissions
for spare time.
l.. B. JOHNSON,
adv Ste oGenevieve. Mo.
Fair play., 1914-05-02

For Presiding Judge of the Coun-
ty Court.
We ars authorized TO announce
Thomas b. Straughan
~ candidate for the Democratic nOminn-
tion for Presiding Judge of the County
Court 0f Ste. uenevieve County. subject to
the decision of the Democratic party at the
Primary election, August 4. 1919.
Fair play., 1914-05-02

For Collector
We are authorized to announce
VIM. p. Huck
az Q candidate for the Democratic nomina-
fion for Collector OF the Revenue OF Ste.
GenevievS County. subject to the decision
vi the Democratic party. at the Primary
election August 4, 1914.
We are authorised TO announce
Henry Herzog
as Q candidate for the Republican nomina-
ifbn for Collector OF the Revenue OF Ste.
Genevieve County, subject to the decision
OF the Republicans party 1t tho Primary
election on August 4. 1919.
Fair play., 1914-05-02
ANNOUNCEMENT S
F6r State Senator.
We are Authorised to announce
4. 1nhn IN R,,Sno

OF JEFFERSON County, As . candidate for the
Democratic nomination for Senator from
the 2sth Senatorial District OF Missouri. sub
ject to the decision OF the Democratic party
al the Primary election August 4, 1914,
Fair play., 1914-05-02
ClrcOurt Court.

Apr. Is. 1914.
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adv
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adv Chief expert from st. Louis
New Britain herald., 1914-11-21
PROVE TT YOURSELF BY BUYING a box of Tonoline Tablets NOW.

By George, I never saw anything like the effects of that new treatment, Tonoline Tablets, for building up of weight and lost nerve force. It acted more like a miracle than a medicine" {" said a well-known gentleman yester- day in speaking of the revolution that had taken place in his condition. "I began to think that there was nothing on earth that could make me fat. tried tonics, digestives, heavy eating diets. milk, beer and almost every thing else you could thing of.
 Any man or woman who is thin can recover normal weight by the best new treatment Tonoline Tablets. 'I have been thin for years and be- gan to think it was natural for me to be that way. Finally read about the remarkable processes brought about by use of Tonoline Tablets so I decided to try myself. Well, when I look at myself in the mirror now, I thing it is somebody else. have put on just forty pounds during the last forty days. and never felt stronger Tonoline Tabs are a powerful inducer to nutrition. increases elI-growth food. increases the number of blood corpuscles and as necessary result builds up muscles, and solid healthy flesh, and rounds out the figure
 For women who can never appear stylish in anything they wear because of their thinness this remarkable treatment may prove a revelation. 1t is a beauty marker as well as a form builder and nerve strengthencr. Tonoline Tabs cost $1 for 5O-days' treatment, at druggists, or mailed by American Proprietary O., Boston, Mass.
New Britain herald., 1914-11-21
w. C. T. U. HOLDS MEETING.

A meeting of the w. C. T. U. was held yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Edwin Hitchcock on Walnut street. The general subject was Thanksgiving The devotional cX- ercises were conducted by the presi- dent. Mrs. Willis Fl. Corbin. and several papers were read by members of the union. The union voted to make a donation to the Charity Organization and also to spend $5 for Red Cross seals. The next meet ing will be held Dec. I and Mrs Hitchcock was appointed to prepare the program for that occasion.
New Britain herald., 1914-11-21
PREPARE FOR XMAS. BUSINESS

Washington, Nov. 21.---Postmastcr- General Burleson cleared the way for Santa Claus today by ordering all of- fees in the service to prepare inn mediately for quick distribution of the large bulk of Christmas mail hand ling in the history of the post office department" The postmasters were u.rected to appeal to the public 10 mail their holiday parcels early. Pach ages may bear the inscription Not to be opened until Christmas"
New Britain herald., 1914-11-21
DEED INTEREST TO CITY.

The trustees of the Children's s Home met at the Y. M. c. A. yester- day afternoon and signed the deeds which will give the city the owner ship of State street from Kensington to>Linwood street, and Linwood street from Cambridge to State streets. Other property owners will~ be asked to deed their interest over to the city in order that the street may be ac- cepted and sewer and water service obtained for the Childrens Home.