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Husband Declines WIFE. Cups.

WHITE PLAINS, Sept. lS.-Mrs. Francis
VI. Wilson presented two cups for hand!-
cap play against DOGGY over the thirty
SIX hole route at the kno!woud Country
club to-day. The donors husband pro-
cecded 70 tie for first place with ". H.
Brown, each finishing down 10 the
colonel. Il, r. Farchld was 6 down and
took second prize when Mr.. Wilson grace
fully Withdrew Tho sL,lrnA:
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SECOND GAME.

Runalo tF ID. q q o o o O. 2
Chicago ~ Ia. q 0 0 q o 0 o 49, o
Batturies--Shuiz and Blair, Johnson and
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TT TT, r.
Bunalo " Ia. . o o 81 .
Chicago Of. H.. u o o 2 49, 10
patter.c--Andrrs0n, Shut and Lavigne
anu Blair; Brennan and Wilson.
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first Daee on eFrOre baltlmoreJ ]. Two nass
hit-Caroll Three base hits-Tycr. >; Bue..
Stolen bases-Luque. Meyers. Left on bases
Bues and Meyers bases on balls ON Bruck.
.: off Davidson. . struck out--By Davidson,
10: by Brick, 8. Wild pitch-Davidson. I'm.
pires-Caulinower and Mullen Tune OF game
! hour and 10 minutes
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tBstted for Gibson in eighth inning
Trttsbur. ................O o n 90
Chicago ........,........0 80
Left on hases-Pittsburg .; Chicago. : Two
base hit-Wagner. Three base hit-Good Home
run-schutc stolen bas.-Fishcr. Bases on
balls on Harmon, /; on Cheney, .. Struck
out-By Cheney, 4 Time of game'-l hour and
. minutes Cmpres-Johnson and Byron.
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Detailed Standing Of the Clubs.

To-day's Schedule.
Philadelphia IN New york
Boston IN shington.
Detroit In Cleveland.
Chicago In 81. Louie.
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Two base hits--LeIhoId. L1!oiH Homo num-
Graney Sacrihoe ht--Chapman. Shn,i.n
Stolen bases -Graney, Williams Iesry, =. Rases
on bals-On COumbe, .. struck out--By james
r; by Counbe, T. Left on ba-es-St Louis. g.:
Cleveland = Time Of game hour and ~
minutes. Gmpires- Evans and Sheridan.
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Toals



fBatted for Graham tn ninth inning
ttBattcd for Douglas ia Ninth !uuiu.
-. Lous. ................o o.
Cincinnati ...............n "a
Two base hits-Groh, Douglas ! Miller. vii.
son. Stolen base--wllsou. wingo. Double
play-"roh to Gonzales 70 HerzOE Sacrifice
hit Gonzales Bases on halis-On Doak %: off
Douglas. . Hit Ivy pitched hall-Huwgus
Struck out-By Dnak I: by Douglas Passed
hall-Goulaln- Wild pitch. Douglas Tine Of
game hours AMI iG minutes t'mpres-
OConnor and Fason
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HotU To Make tire
Quickest, Simplest Couch
Remedy
Much BETTER than the Ready
soe hlnd and You save ~.

Ibis home made cough svrup l. nos,
used IN more homes than anv other con,,b
Iemeuy. its prOinptncss, ease and Ger
talhtN IN consucring distressing coughs
chesk and throat colds, ~ really remark
sDie gu can actually feel 10 take hold
daNs use viii usually overcome TIC
ordinary cqugh-relievcs even whooping
cough quickly. Splendid. too. for bron.
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- Get from any druggist ~ ounres Of
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lated sugar syrup. This gives vnu-at !,
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You viii be pleasantly surprised how
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The formation Of phleuu in The fhr,sa
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GET THE STAGE SECRET
OF HEALTHY HAIR.

Ihough wigs are often used IN spe.
cial parts PLAYED by actresses. Il h n
notable fact they all have beautiful
natural hair which T. the result of
sensible care only. Their only secret
y care Not strenuous. but regular.
In washing the hair II Il not advisable
TO use q makeshift. but always use a
PREPARATION made for shampoolrg
only. You can enjoy the best that l.
known for about three cents a sham.
poo by setting n package Of canthrox
from your dlNrrist. dissolve tea
spoonful In q cup Of hot water and
your shampoo a. ready After o. ufe
the hair dries rapidly with uniform
color. Dandrun. excess OF and dirt
are dissolved and entirely disappear.
1ou hair vii be- 20 huny that h will
look much heavier than II u. its iustrs
and softncss VIII also delight you,
While the stimulated scalp gains the
health which intures hair growth
Advt.
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XMAS BAZAAR
AT Y. W. C. A.
LADIES WILL SERVE DELICIOUS
TURKEY SUPPER FIRST
EVENING.
Event VIII Pc Most Elaborate Ever
Planned Here-Followina viii
Serve the supper.

The Christmas bazaar To be- held at
the new Young Women's Christian
Association building December 3 and
4. will eclipse anything OF the kind
ever given here. The public viii rally
10 the front 20 aid In the good work.
a. the members Of the association are
more than anxious 10 get into their
new abode The various committee
have been untirinR In their efforts 10
have something n interest for old and
Young alike. Everything viii be IN
keeping with the holiday season and
something doing an the Time
The first evening. which will b. on
Thursday. a delicious turkey supper
viii BE- served All the delicaciea Of
the season viii be on the menu. The
following ladies Of the city are on
The committee for the turkey dinner
90 the new Y. W. q. a. buildlnE. De.
Mrs. Aisr Young. Chairman.
Table Mrs william Round Mrs.
iiai .speidoi Mrs ocorFe List. ATE Roy
Table u-Mrs summsr Jones wrs
Edward ffanzhelm. Mrs.. steve Rice
", r,t ii.'''iIi Wei'V Al NJ, A.
shier. Mrs. WIN Metrner
Table lN-MrH o. lsitten. Mra r.
y Waguer. Mre VIM Windsor. Mrn
Table v Sire DAWN. Mra fanrhana.
Mra Henry. Mra. NNrru. Mrs. uarufsr
Table Vi Miss Ahhie Brown. Mr. a.
81 uEden. Miss Elizabeth brown. Miss
lllruuur Greer
Table Wine ~ a. Taylor Mrs
Morgan. Mis- Ward. Miss Eva Enfrfer
Table Nfff@Mra g. W Hubbard Miss
Alicc hudy Miss Hester BRADY. MISS
Martha Irwin
Table tN Mrs. Jacob urittinghann
Mrs. PRANK Nook Mrs. 7. "a kicvea
Me- ~ o. Davis
Table Mrs. Charles NJ. Frisseii.
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Daily Chit-Chat
~ Ruth camsrOn-
On the Habit of Irritability.

I'll uic htoDft Vi ifritdDiiIty.
IL you were naming the seven deadly
SINS which one would you put frstg n
deadly means deadly 10 the happiness ~
2thers. the habit OF irritability would
A woman wants me 10 help her out.
Her husband - good provider thor.
oughly temperate, absolutely honest and
we most irritable man the Lord ever
made. Peace files up the chimney the
minute he enters the door RE nnds
fault with someone or something almost
house. And even when he Is not aetWe
ally making himself disagreeabIe' his
housemates are under nervous tension
children will not stay In an othcrwfs-
pleasant home because he makes the at
borative note from The eldest I'LL ds1 S1sto-
makes IL plain that the mother herself
y not TO blame for these conditions, but
- being worn out In the effort TO act a.
n buffer between the fathers irritsbilii,,
and the children's resentment
VIII write something. they both beg.
that VIII bring the father 20 his sense
and make him realize that he h. maEine
hatred grow where love and good cheer
letter friends. ia rather be able 10
write something that would wake an
people like that than wonderful poem
tho misery and grief thar seem 10 have
- be ~ this world and then think -
nc TREMENDOUS added weight ~ wretch
caness that the people who indulge in
tho habit % irritability thrust upou
their housemates ] burn with an fndie-
nation that a. almost physically pain
Lord keep me from tho self .,nautv.
cnce 81 irritafilitv." That b. n rraver
that eterg ono uf az who o. frmpfad
land who T. not7J ought 20 say nlFht
and morning and twenty times In r.
tween u u necessary.
believe that ~ many homes are
made wretchcd ~ the men and women.
especially men. who indulge in irritahfi.
~. az By those who indulge in strong
Some 81 these people are well mean.
lnE and IN their way love thoes whom
they make miserable. After having
vented their lrritahiiify they come
around and become pleasant and com
placent enough and they think that
makes The score clean. Save the mark
~ NJ ~ being pleasant for en- hour
~ two ~ the end ~ the day they coulS
bring back ~ the precious hours that
were saddened and spoiled BY their o.
m there r. any system ~ future putl.
ishmeut believe that the man Who has
murdered home Will be- held 10 cuIp.
ahlr a. b. who has murdered n man We
have no right o. take lie but have We
any more right 20 take away the peace
End happiness that make nfe worth
~ course ~ one becomes one ~ these
happiness Killers ln day They ~ the
product Of years ~ vieldiuG 81 the in-
dulgonce ~ irritHhllfN. bay after day
the habit Eroua until the rsllef ~ tenn
Der venting hrronnes a. much n necea-
sity - any other druE
Ard a. great crime.
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Anna Strauss. daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Strauss. OF Seventeenth
street. and Mr.. Paul Winiesdorffer
will be united in marriage. Rev. Faith
er Ignatius will officiate. Miss
Strauss will wear a gown OF white silk
crepe de chine and full tuIle veil,
held in place with lilies of the valley.
She will carry prayer book. Her
maid of honor will be Miss Helen
Winiesdorffer. sister of the groom.
The maid will be attired in peach
colored crepe de chine. with a hat OF
black velvet Mr.. Fidelus Strauss,
brother of the bride. will be the best
man. and Messrs. Joseph Kirsch and
Albert Ritter aye ushers. Following
the ceremonya reception will be held
at the Strauss home. At in the
evening a dinner will be served the
wedding party. The decorations here
will be chrysanthemums and green
cry. Mr.. Winiesdorffer and bride will
make their home at No. 1922 Market
street. The bride Is a popular young
lady of the city. and Mr.. Winiesdorffer
isa well known tailor
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Mercantile Club Event.

The Mercantile club was the scene
OF an elaborate social event Tuesday
evening, when their annual Thanks.
giving bridge and ball were given. The
ball room was filed with tables IN
the early part OF the evening, where
all the guests assembled to enjoy ,he
popular diversion. There were some
eighty guests present, including a
number from out of town.
Following the games. handsome
trophies were awarded the winners
Dancing was then enjoyed. aft
which delicious luncheon was
served. The committee in charge was
composed of Messrs. Dave Kraus
chairman; Leon b. Stein, Ben Ba.r
Leo Fieisher. Louis Kraft. Among the
out-of-tcwn guests were Miss Cobbins
OF Pitts burgh. and Mrs. Max Uppen.
helm. of Niagara Falls. nee Pearl
Stein.
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AIRS. Ella F1sccus. Mrs Frank stamm.
Miss Gene Logan.
At Serving Table
Mrs. T. J. Hugus. Mrs. Harry Bond.
Miss Anna +. John Mrs. John l.. Dickey,
son. Mrs. }. &. Burke.
Mrs. Cecil Robinson. Mrs. = X. Bowers.
Mrs. John Lynch. Miss Carrie Conn.
In Charge OF Kitchen.
Mrs. Alex Young. Mrs Ethel Rraden.
Miss Mable Hos Mrs W. :. Brady.
letter. Mrs. Edward steele,
Mrs. Ihoman u. Miss Jennie Nc
Moore. Gowan.
Mrs Lee stone Miss Ethel Vyut-
Mrs. James X Hall Jams
Mrs. Albert Shahan. Miss Lila Little
Mrs. ". ~. Travis
Rsfreshmsnt Committee.
Tho following ladies are member Of
the rctrcshmcnt committee AZ the y
". G. \. BAZAAR December grd and an.
Mrs. A T.. Meyer. C'hafrrnan
Mr. ". J. W. Cow Mrs VIM Miller.
. zen. Mrs John Reed
.rafah Mc'ol- Mrs. Frank Gaus
iouEh' Mrs. I'd. Meyer.
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Music pepartment Recital

The recital to be given by the music
department of the Woman's Club takes
place this afternoon at 3 o'clock In the
A. .. u. w. hall All members OF
the Woman's Club will be admitted
upon presentation OF their member.
ship ticket. while their friends are
welcome by the payment OF twenty
hve cents. The program is in charge
OF Mrs. Flora Williams. who never
fails TO please her audience. She has
selected some of the best talent in
the club TO participate
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PECUL|ARSONGOF
WOMAN LOVE
ODD BALLAD DEMONSTRATING
FEMININE FIDELITY.

new song. now popular In New
York. which exemplines how faithful
Is woman's love Is the one just out.
called For Every Smile You Gave Me
You Caused ? Thousand Tears" Here
Is \ nicture OF the Trusting girl
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dine. assisted by Miss Julia Feinler.
OF North Main street. teaches the for
eign girls 10 speak and write English.
and give them the benefit of other
educational methods. There are %
girls In the class. and all are willing
workers.
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FOREIGN Girls Class

The class for the teaching Of for.
eign girls has been organized to meet
every Monday and Tuesday evenings
at ST. .Joseph's cathedral On Mon
day night domestic science is taught
In the basement of the church. and
on Tuesday evening Sister NJ. Berna-
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SOCIAL EVENTS
QUITE INFORMAL
MISS JAMIE GOOD ENTERTAINED
WITH BRIDGE TEA
TUESDAY
Miss Mareery Brady Continues To Be
Feted Preceding the Nuptials
TUESDAY, Afternoon

Miss jamie Good was hostess at the
Good residence in Woodlawn Tuesday
afternoon. The event was in the ma
ture OF a bridge tea. a number OF the
ladies' played bridge and at O'Clock
many called TO enjoy a cup of tea.
Mrs. Charles Milton poured tea. Miss
Mary Ellen Hazlett and Miss LYDIA
Good invited the guests TO the dining
room. Mrs. II. Euston WOOD assisted
in receiving the guests. The event
was informal yet quite enjoyable
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island Bridge Club.

Miss Carrie Frazier. of the Island.
will entertain the members of the
Island Bridge Club on Wednesday at
ternoon. All members have signified
their intentions to be present.
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Monday Nloht TANGO.

The members of the Monday Night
Tango Club met for the first time this
season at the Fort Henry Club. The
members include:
frances wildly. George List
). sumner Jones, Arthur Stifcl
Jesse speidel, Wilson Burriss.
w. =. Rownd : = Norton
Edward Franzheim Fred Behrens.
Harry Gee. Jasper Raus.
Harry Eckhart. William Weiss.
j. ID. Merriman Oscar Burdatts
A. ~. Mead, Roy Naylor.
Messrs.
George Maggie, John Stevenson.
henry Sufel. Mr.. Church.
Misses
Mary Caldwell. Mrs. Sam Hazlett
Martha Caldwell Nellie Stifei
Laura Stifcl. Alberta Stifel
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EIks' Dance.

This evening the members of the
Elks will enjoy their Thanksgiving
dance. There will be saxaphone or
chestra music and all of the members
ar expected 10 be present The
Messrs. James Dyson. chairman: Mark
klibanow. Tom Garden. Peter Erb. Jr.,
Harry Ruble
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Second U. p. Bazaar.

The bazaar to be given BY the
Kings Daughters of the Second United
Presbyterian church Tuesday, Decem
Der /. is attracting no little attention
A feature Of the bazaar Will be the de
licious lunch which the ladies will
serve from ~ to o'clock in the after
noon. On the menu will be found
baked beans. potatoes. salad. coffee
sandwiches. pie. etc. The lunch will
be served la carte. and one or all OF
the delicacies may be ordered. This
viii be a great opportunity for the
business men and clerks of the city
TO enjoy good lunch at moderate
price.
The bazaar will be interesting.
There will DE fancywork booth.
handkerchief booth. etc. In charge OF
the handkerchief booth Is Mrs. Leon.
ard Goetmann; the fsncywork. Miss
Gertrude Garden. cand, Miss Emma
Stewart. Miss Martha Hare is chair.
man in charge of the lunch. Miss
Drusvilla Garden Is chairman.
Postpone Musicale.
Owing to the Illness of Mrs. Flora
Williams. the musicale TO be given by
the choir and others at the First Pres.
byterian church Friday night, has been
postponed until Monday evening OF
next week.
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Northumberland.

The following is a copy OF cards
which will be issued to-day:
Mrs. Catherine Buchanan
announces the marriage OF her daughter
Stella Mae
TO
Mr.. Forest haywood Hickman
OF Cambridge. Ohio
Wednesday, November twenty-five
Ninteen hundred and fourteen
Wheeling. West Virginia
Messrs. and Mesdarnes
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Gym oiris' Exhibit.

The gymnasium exhibition will be
the feature OF the Christmas bazaar
to be given Mt the new Young Won.
ems Christian Association. December
and 4. Miss Ruth Greenwood. the
physical director. Is making elaborate
preparations for the exhibit. Mrs.
Bertha Caldwell is in charge of this
feature OF the entertainment. IL will
be given In connection with the va.
rious other entertainments. The
handsome new gym. which was en-
lowed by Mrs. A. J. Clarke. Is TO be
strictly up to date. Folk dances will
be included on the program of events,
and are as follows: March. mass drill
Thy all classes): apparatus work:
klap Dams; Danish Danse of Greet
ing (Shoemakers' Danse): Indian Ishi
buzzlie twar dance: Oxdansen (Swe.
dish): Mountain March (Norwegian) /:
Russian Wave: Siphitte Polka (Amer.
ican); The Girl Left Behind Me
(American) Wooden Shoe Dutch)
English Hornpipe. and Indian Sun
Dance.
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Society OF the warwood NJ. Z. church
VIII hold market at the South Var
wood hose house to-day. All the sea
sons delieacies viii be offered for
sale.
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Young hcussksspsra. ard ur.fo-dafs
old ones Zoo. uar i1flr Baking Powder
fnr pure food Eiff - because If'r
healthfal and economical gee 10.
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Enoeh Arden.


All those who are looking for a
pleasant way TO spend Thanksgiving
evening will be glad to hesr OF the
very delightful entertainment to be
given by Mrs Lima Sherman. assist
ed by Miss Jessie Wolf and Mrs
sherman's pupils at the English Luth-
eran church. on Sixteenth street. The
first part OF the program will be Mrs
SHERMAN in her reading OF "Enoch
Arden" assisted at the piano by Miss
Jessie Wolf The comedy. In two
parts. program will be comedy In
two acts. entitled Not q Man in the
House." Those taking part In this
are Misses Rene Wagner. Clara Stiles.
Ruth Petit. Mary Buckley. Alma Fell
Ter. Ruth Riley. Ray Otto. Mary and
Virginia Early and Miss Eleanor Sher-
man. Everyone is invited to attend.
Refreshments win be sold.
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Fancy Work Party

Mrs. Crawford Booth of Kirkwood
entertained a number Of her friends
Tuesday afternoon from . to O'Clock
during which fancy work was sffN15ed
The guests were:
Miss Nancy Brennan. Mesdames
Ella F'laccus. William Stifel. II. &
Burke. VIII Quimby. Arthur StifeI
Calvin Gray. Frank Henderson. Ernest
Hoge. Charles Heinlein. Frank Stamm
W. o. Alexander. Roy Naylor. r. l.
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This evening the members Of the
Carroll Club will entertain with their
annual Thanksgiving card party and
dance. Mr.. Lawrence Fitzpatrick Is
chairman of the committee In charge
Meister's orchestra will furnish the
music
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Railroad Clerks Dance.

One of the most elaborate affairs of
It's kind ever held by the railroad
clerks in this vicinity was the dance
held in Sieter's hall. on the Island.
last evening. II Is fully estimated that
over one hundred couples were pres
ent, which included railroad clerks and
their friends The large hall was
beautifully decorated for the occa-
sion. and IN connection with the dance
delightful refreshments were served.
Splendid music rendered by an orches-
ira featured the event of the evening.
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Pretty Wedding.

A wedding of pretty appointments
will be solemnized this morning at 81.
Aphonsus church. when Miss Frances
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For Miss Brady.

Miss Martha Irwin entertained with
an informal bridge and luncheon at
her home on South Chapline street.
Tuesday afternoon. for Miss Margery
Brady. who will wed Captain Mitchell.
Thursday.
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Thanksgiving Dxsrcasss.
The Longfeliow Literary society of
the Centre school will hold their
THANKSGIVING exercises from II O'Clock
10 noon today. The program is as fol-
l. Fioreine waitze-vioiin solo. go.
= The Presidents Proclamation-
;. scenes from the cc1rtship Of Niles
Characters.
Niles Standlsh. Alfred Schambra
fassSA.. 49, .......... Lila Canthers
so". Aiocn. Harold Sleeper
T. The Lord OF the Harvest-sonx
by seventh Grade. Violin ACCOM-
paniment. Sadie Adler. Haword sivitz
D. Heading by Nellie Fortney-
- when the T>bles We're Turned
Composed by a former Sth grade pupil,
.. Violin solo-"Love Throbs'' -.
!. Dialogue-@rhe schooimaster.~
Characters.
Samuel Simpson. Tom West
81 81 .uiy norm. -...-.... Harold Sleeper
III I7tiietl. Ivan Blond
D. Piano Duet-'Under MistIetoe''
.Hilda Feisnes and Clara Steber
,. THANKSGIVING song. seventh Grade
violin accompaniment-L Har-
ris, sadie Adler aud Howard Sivitz.
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Thanksgiving nxsrcasss.

Stone. Cecil Robinson. T. T. Hutchi-
son. Fred LANCE.
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Mask Ball.

II has been decided to give the an
nual mask ball Monday, January 4. at
the Stratford Springs hotel. IL is
Hansel Monday. which viii be an ap-
propriate date for the affair. Invita-
tons will be issued soon. and the com
mittee will get busy with elaborate
preparations.
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Exports OF automobiles from the Unit
ed states In the fiscal year ended June
30. amounted I'm value to Sf0.136.5s5.
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Church Market.
Division No. 2 of the Ladies' Aid
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Mrs. VIM. stifel. Mrs. Homer Hell
Mrs. otto Schenk. frick
Mrs. Cyrus Oldham,
Misses Z,
Nettie Grade. Gertrude Bard,
Martha Hare. Lou Evans
Zoe Mcclure. Della Rully
Lizzie Lawson. Lille Schmidt
Carrie Frazier. Mary Jane Meyer
Hilda HARPER. Amelia Leonard