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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-03-01
SOUTHERN SELLS
THREE YEAR NOTES
Proceeds to Go For Improve
ments and Betterments All
Along Line.

In reference TO lis sale of 10000
GOO of 5 per cent. three-year notes TO
j. r Morgan Il Co, of New York
the Southern Railway company an
nounces through President Fairfax
Harrison that they were sold pend
ing the Improvement Of the market
for iong-term securities and also
because the company believes I'm the
continued prosperity and growth of
the territory IL serves and recognizes
THE necessity for enlarging It's facil-
tiles 20 keep pace with that growth. ;"
The proceeds OF the notes are 20 be
used 10 complete improvements and
hetterments included in the general
plan which WAS prepared when the
development and general mortgage Of
the road VAS created in 1905. The
particular improvements Immediately
IN prospect are nrainly additional and
enlarged shops, yards and other
freight terminals. which have been
greatly desired and earnestly recon-
Enended to facilitate economical opera
ton and to enlarge the opportunity Of
the company 10 secure business. These
improvements Will be started and
completed as rapidly as possible.
Besides this program. the Southern
Railway will also carry out another
for tho bet,erment Of its rolling stock.
II has arranged 10 purchase through
an equipment trust much new equip
meDt largely OF steel construction,
and costing altogether more than $5.~
500. 600 Bids for these cars and
other roiiag stock are now being re-
cclved. contracts viii be awarded as
soon as they can be carefully con-
sidered
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-03-01
RAWLEY SPRINGS
NOW IN NEW HANDS
MtSSANETTA COMPANY pr,R.
CHASES FAMOUS VIRGINIA
RESORT.

Rawiey Springs. for seventy flva
years widely known as a summer re-s
sort located twelve miles west or Hnr-s
risonburg. has been purchased by tha
Massenetta Springs company, when
owns a popular watering place fonra
miles east of Harrisonburg Botn re-
sorts will be operated under the salaa
MANAGEMENT. The new owners ta,sa'
possession of awley May list, ana MI
conduct it during the season Of 19lA
Extensive improver.e nt3 will be MADE
to the property. details of which have
not been completed. The location ~
Rawley Springs is one of the mcxf
picturesque in the Unit. States.
James II. Lupton, general mananasI
of Massanet. Springs, who a1an
have supervision of Rawley. under
the new ownership, said Saturdays
that the mountain resort would M
placed in the best shape p0sthfS.
for the opening of the season in JuNN.
1t will be impos ible to erect new.
buildings or make o.her extensive il1x-
provements this year, but the nlfs~
mate object of the company is to en-
large the accommodations ut RaMJs4
and place II on the plane it oecupS90s
before several Of the large buildinfA
including two hotels. were burned 1us
the ground In. 1856. From the e9141s
70's unit. the year Of the fire, RMsssS
ley accommodated from 500 10 of&I
guests during the height OF the
son. sSssl
The officers and directors az 81
Massanetta Springs Coz, are: -
Ia. @. Grattan. president: Proofs
Julian A. Burruss, vlcN-pren
w. j. Dingiedine. treaSurer: M
Lupton, secretary and general
n<~ x.lx ID xH%7f4X2I
and Charles G. HarnSberger*s
name OF the company Will ~
40 the Rawiey and MaAsanettas
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-03-01
BIC WELCOME AWAITS
TRADE WEEK VISITORS
GOVERNOR AND MAYOR TO EX-
TEND KEYS AND GLAD HAND
AT GET-TOGETHER DINNER.

With arrangements completed for
the advent and reception of the mer-
chants and other visitors from the
Carolinas and other Southern points
this week, the trade extension bureau
OF the chamber of commerce.. stands
ready with the keys and the glad
hand.
Several hundred buyers are ex-
pected to get into Richmond each day
of the week. and the local committees
have everything in readiness for their
reception. Committees will be on
hand at the trains and at the depots.
They will wear badges. SO that those
who are coming may not be mistaken
nor overlooked
Governor Stuart and Mayor Ainslie
will help enlived the occasion AZ the
'get-toge her dinner" at the Business
Mems club. Tuesday. at I O'Clock.
Both these distinguished citizens will
welcome the visitors
There will be something doing every
minute Periods OF rest will he gwen
the visitors so they may make their
purchases. bat most of the time the
hosts viii have them in hand, and on
Thursday night the Grayce Scott COM
many will present "Forty-iye Minutes
From Broadway" for the special bene
fit of the guests.
All that remains now Is good wealth
or 10 make the week one not 10 be
forgotten.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-03-01
SHINE YOUR SHOES
WHILE YOU L|NGER
AUTOMATIC MACHINE ACCOM-
PLIsHES WONDERFUL THINGS.
WORTH LOOKING INTO.

Three years ago there was ex-
hibited at 72s East Main street an
automatic shoe shining machine that
was considered a wonder inasmuch
as il was something new and had
probably never been dreamed of by
hundreds who saw il. To see it~shine
Il shoe was a novel experience, and
crowds thronged the place,
But the exhibitor was not satisfied
with it. Three years OF constant
study and effort showed him its limi-
tattons and imperfections as no
casual observer could see them.
In a shop just off Main street is
the machine just completed, and rs
Incredible as ii may sound, 1t washes
of pair shoes. uses liquid backing
on them. drys and shines it, then puts
on paste, shines that with rne hair
brush and as last operation puts
on a fine hard finished shine with a
cloth. All this is done in a minute
and forty-two seconds.
This is not all the machine Is cap
able OF doing. While it is sn:n,ng i
other mems business. 1t displays one
after the other in pairs fifty-eight
cards AXIS inches These caros arc
for advertising purposes. and any
business man may use the space TO
put his wares before the public.
This machine. with it's duplicate
Just being completed, has been pur-
chased by out of town business men.
and will be shipped 20 a large South
ern city very soon. and. therefore. VIII
not he on public exhibition in Rich
mond The president Of the company
owning II. j. G. Bfasingame, will take
pleasure MT any time before the ma :
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-03-01
One Cow Produces Milk Worth
$2.68 Each Day In Year
INV w X BRNNERD. Dairy TIusbandry, V.

The Virginia Polytechnic institute
announces a worlds record among
college and experiment station nerds
Buckeye De Kol Pauline III. No 1886.
a seven year old Holstein-Friesian
cow, between February ., 1913. and
February ., 1914. produced 2o.7s4. 3
pounds Of milk containing l,1se,o1
pounds OF butter The average per
cent OF fat In her milk for the year
was 444. This would be equivalent
to s.76s.4 quarts, which Mt ten cents
per ouart would sell for $a76f4, At
the price paid for milk In many cities
IN the State. this COW has produced
sass worth of milk every day in the
gear Based upon the average con-
sumption OF milk per capita In the
cities of the United States this COW
has furnished for the past year the
milk supply for more than 100 per-
sons.
This cow Is essentially product Of
the breeding and management q cattle
taught and produced at the Virginia
Polytechnic institute. Her sire and
dam were purchased in Ohio by the
college more than ten years ago. No
ancestor either on her sire's or dam
vide has approached her record. al
though 1t should he stated that she
carries some Of the best blood Of the
breed. She has been cared or and
MIXED almost entirely by students
Fourteen students have had an
active part III her care for the year.
ana over ffve hundred have observed
her to a greater or less extent Dur
lnE this time she has been tested four
times by the State tester, once by the
State dairy and food commissioner
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-03-01

maximum dairy production. Three OF
her sons and one full brother are in
service In this State at the present
time. One daughter is in this herd.
but is not vet in milk. She should
still he in service herself for five years
or more.
From an educational standpoint she
Is OF inestimable value TO the college
and the dairy hushandry department
She exemplifies the best Holstein-
Friesian form and breeding. Her
management and feeding. as shown
by the results obtained, forms the
greatest of object lessons along these
lines. II is often charged that In
struction in AGRICULTURAL branches IS
made too technical for practical APP
plications.
demonstration of this nature
gives the student confidence in his
work such as Is hard To impart in
any other way. 1t furnishes him in
SEPARATION. which must result IN sue
cessful endeavors when he attempts
to apply the principles of feeding and
management upon which this record
is based.
The Virginia Polytechnic institute
has only started on this work of
records Early In March we shall an
nounce the record of over $50 pounds
OF butter in one year from heifer
with her second calf. About June
list we hope to announce the first
record in the world Of over 1000
pounds OF butter in one year from a
cow which has been shown at the
fairs the same year her record was
made.
We also shall announce two very
high two-year-old records early in the
summer. Three four-year-old grandS
daughters Of De Kol H. Butter Boy
III have just started on yearly tests
with every assurance Of exceptional
records for all of them.
The records already made, or now
in progress. will put the Virginia
Polytechnic institute on the dairy
map of the world. and the State Of
Virginia in n very ensiable position
as breeders OF Iolstcin- Friesian cattle.
r. r. Paulsen. Webb City. Mo-, IS
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-03-01

important industry Of Chesterfield
county and one of the Industries that
is rapidly growing is the I.ithia
Springs company. which ships vast
quantity Of water to the farthermost
parts OF our country and even 70
Hawaii.
Timber is abundant. the area em-
bracing about 40 per cent of the area
of the county. Large quantities arr
annually cut and shipped TO the aj3e
joining cities The interior Of the
county abounds in its its original and
second growth timber, such as pins.
oak, popular. cedar, hickory, ASH
chestnut, beech. walnut willow, misi-
berry gum. holly and persimmon.
The county is well watered. beinH
irrigated and drained by the James
and Appomattox rivers and other
small streams. ri has been said by
good authority that Chesterfield On
to it's position, is the last county al
this section of the State to becom
dry in time of drought.
The transportation facilities of this
county are the best of any county IN
the state. because of its network III
railroads and rivers. The RichmonI
and Danville division of the Southers'.
the Seaboard Air line. Richmond ar II
Petersburg Electric line, Farmvu &
and Powhatan and Norfolk and Wes
ern which traverse every portion ~
the county. north, east. south ar
west
Fine County Roads.
The county roads are good WITH
every indication of becoming bettn-
with ensuing years. Two turnpik a
traverse the county. Midlothia turts-
Yike and Richmond and Petersburg
turnpike, which at present are in e.
cellent condition and much used by
automobiles. ssSs
There are many places of interest
and Importance in the county, 20
/ which ailusion should be made. Can
of the ancient landmarks is Salisbury.
the former residence Of Patrirk
Henry. and still another, Warwick.
which prior to the Revolution. WIS
larger than Richmond, and one of tbs
principal shippings points on fhn
James river.
Important shipping and manufes
turing points are skinquarter. on taa
Farmville and Powhatan railroad.
thrifty village from which. large aus a~s
titles of pine and oak lumber s~eA
shipped: Burmuda Hundred. the ta--
minus Of the r. and r. railroad. enss
of the best deep water harbors in shn
State, acco aodating the largest vas-S
Sels: while Swanshoro has car sIas
works and furniture factories. Glover
Hill. Ettrick and Matoaca are ~
villages of some manufacturing isyl-s
portance.
The public school system OF =,
county is in flourishing conditia.s4
rihere being no part of it destitute -
this necessity; postoffices and rusat5
routes are conveniently Distributed
also. The climate here is salubrict,s
and healthful. The character ~
morals OF the people are Of a high
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-03-01
Opens Branch Office.

The Southern Pipe Covering Co.
Inc, has resumed it's original name
Southern Asbestos Manufacturing Co
Inc. and has opened branch office al
Raleigh. y. c.. with ]. S. Hammack
IN charge.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-03-01

Salisbury IN c. Industrial club
plans the organization of a company
to establish knitting mill
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-03-01

r. r. Paulsen, Webb City. Mo-, -
reported az planning the establish
ment 81 = knitting MILL.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-03-01
CHAMBER IN NEED
OF SUGGESTIONS

In advancing the material interests
of Norfolk, the recently organized
chamber of commerce of that city
has begun the publication of period :
ical bulletin into which is condensed
the record of the many activities In
which the chamber Is occupied. In
the first issue of the bulletin Is an
invitation to every member of the
organization to give its executive Of
ficers the benefit OF his views, and it
says:
I'VE mention this because there Is
a considerable element in Norfolk
that could supply the officers of the
chamber with valuable suggestions for
making its work useful and could
materially benefit the city in which
they live by offering their services
when needed for work.
Some of the best work the cham
Der has done in its short history has
been as result OF suggestions from
members who offered them for what
they Were WORTH
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-03-01

The Swift Spinning Mills. Columbus.
Ga. contempiates doubling output.
This company has 14.136 ring
spifrdles. 22s0 twister spindles, etc.
driven by electric power.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-03-01
Advantages of Chester.

Continued on Sixth Page,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-07-25
FURNISHED HOUSES
LEGAL NOTICES


NOTICE OF SETTLEME OF AC-
COUNTING. s50s.-In the Supe-
rior Court OF the State of Washing
ton, in and for Pierce County Tin
probate).
In the matter of the estate OF
Anton Johnson. deceased.
Notice is hereby given that p.
Oscar Storlie, the Administrator of
the estate of Anton Johnson, de-
ceased. has rendered and presented
for settlement 10, and filed in the
superior Court of said County and
State his final account as such
Administrator; and that Saturday,
the 4th day OF August, A. ID. 1914,
at 10 o'clock a. m, at the court room
of our said Superior Court, In the
City of Tacoma. in said County.
has been duly appointed by our
said Superior Court for the Settle
ment OF the Final Account, at which
time and place any person interest
ed I'm said estate may appear and
file his exceptions in writing to the
said final account and contest the
same.
Witness, the Hon. c. NJ. Easter
day, Judge of the said superior
court. and the seal of said Court
affixed this 26th day of June. A. ID.
1914
(SeaD v. r. MCFARLAND,
County Clerk and Clerk of said
Superior Court
BY JESSE II. READ,
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NOTICE OF HEARING OF APPLI-

NOTICE OF HEARING OF APPLI-
CATION FOR A FRANCHISE
To ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN,
That the Board of County Commits
sioners of Pierce County. Washing
ton. has fixed Thursday the 30th
upon the application Of the Town
Of Steilacoom. a municipal corpora
ton. for a franchise for the cree
tion, construction and maintenance
OF the Steilacoom Pole Transmits
sion Line. on, over. along and
across the following County Roaus
In Pierce County. Washington:
Commencing at the initial point
of the Hewitt steflacoom Boule-
ward. "a monument In the East line
o. see 70. 20 ~. Range e, W; NJ.
as Slss t feet south s e ne ,, East ssc
Westerly along said Hewittsteila-
COON houlevard TO its intersection
With the ms-stetlacoom Coun-
Westerly along Taeoma-steilacoom
County Road through Sectfons 20.
- and So. 7. 20 n. r. 2 n. ". n.
eil-ftapp cosnfy Road' thence
Westerly along said Getcheil-Rupp
County Road TO its point of begin
coma steilacoom County Rosd 20
the limits Of the Town OF Stella
said hearing viii be had on said
Gay at the hour Of eleven o'clock A.
n. or as soon thereafter as the
same ear be heard. 81 the office Of
the County Commissioners In the
County Court House fn Tacoma.
Pierce County. Washington.
This Hotics + given pursuant 70
a. order OF the County Commits
stenefs entered On the End day Of
July. A d. 1914.
J. L wADswoRTH.
County AudItsF.
~ a. = Weisbaeh. Desut--
4
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ANNOUNCEMENT

-~~-~-~--~~-4-~-~~-~~~-
BEFORE you get your new FHsff
suit OF evercoat be sure and Zee
the kind Of a suit the Carlton Co
can make for see. II you have
been paying $50 for 3 suit before
just call here and sse the new idea.
1 know it's hard to believe IL.
J. A. DONALDSON. Aet.
81 SO. 9Th 1t
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SOLICITORS WANTED

GOOD proposition open for men
OF women living N every town
throughout Southwestern Wash-
inEton- All OF part Of time Good
chance Ter college students going
home fer summer. Must fnrnksh
Tacoma wa
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VETERINARY SURGEON

WHEN n need Of a veterinary sur
Eean for your horse OF COW o.
stock. or medicine for them ar =
seed Hniment for rheunla fisrn. can
At Sc So ! 81 Dr. =. u rearsall
=. : Phone Haln 7z&1.
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TIMES WANT AID
RATES


One cent q word for each &C
for ali lines of business. no
ad taken for less than 1bc. We,
will print your ad three times
for the price of two IL paid IN
advance at the counter or Dy
mall. All mail orders must be
accompanied with cash at the
rate OF one cent per word
PHONE YOUR ADS
when your want" arises
phone Main IL and one OF our
experienced Ad Phone Opera
tors will assist you in wording
your advertisement. Call Us
for any further assistance OF
information. We will send bill
to your address after ad Is puo D.
Iished. :.
The Times is the recognized
Want AID medium In Tacoma.
IL prints mere live want ads
each day than both the other
afternoon papers. Three IN
sertfons are better than one.
Results are certain from a
three-time al
Bring, Telephone. or Mail
your wants to
THE TACOMA TIMES
eth and Commerce SITS.
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For Your Vacation
$3.50, This
Means You.
$3.50

HAVE you ever been up 70 THE
MOUNTAIE7s High class tour
ing car round trip to NisQually
Canyon Canyada Lodge. Ashford
Longmire Springs, National Park
Inn. NisquaIly Glacier and back to
Tacoma Starting from Tfdewater
YOU reach the foot OF a mighty
glacier fn less than 4 hours pass
Ing through wonderful scenery.
which cannot be duplicated any
where on earth Round trip 81 So
For further information and reser-
Eations please phone Aa3n s47I
DO 1T NOW
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Your Own Terms
II. w. CADY

OWNER
COL Provfdent Bldg.
Tel. Main 1892. Res. Mad. 1928.
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$3.50


-Four rooms. water IN house. frs4fA
and outbuildings. including chick
en- house and barn Located IN -
Tacoma Best OF terms or ain
rent zos Bankers Trust BIDS.
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AUTOS

PACKARD Hight truck. $3.50. -
ders. 1912. pass. electric LIMA
new tires. wind shield, magns<n<
will demonstrate. SAYS. Auto re-
pairing. Standard Wagon A. AUS
Works. 1915 Puyaflup av. Mn
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-07-25

For sale, Broom bungalow, good
outbuildings, 2 lots. 1 blocks from
two car lines, $3.50, 500 down, bal.
81 per month. per cent interest.
S4t7 Park av.
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For rent or sale. one 5--r. cot
tage, modern, and lots; also fur
niture altogether or by the piece.
Call at 1901 East X st. f. Me-
Arthur.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-07-25

FOR SALE-A modern 7-room
So. Cakes. A. Peterson.
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FURNISHED FLATS

BROOM furnished apartment list
floor, sleeping porch, phone gas
light; close In. 1897 Il.
AN attractive furnished 4-room
flat, LIST or I'd floor, private fam
lily, North End. on Point car line.
walking distance. electric lights
telephone, gas and piano. Call
Main 1891
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MONEY To LOAN

OUR OWN MONEY
FOR CITY AND FARM LOANS
W. N. DOUB a. CO. INC.
201-2 California Bldg Main 21s3.
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statesmen WANTED

s-s~~~~~-~-~>~~~~>S>~>~~-~
SALES managers for state and
county. Income unlimited. Men
with selling experience only. EN-
elusive territory. Exclusive arti-
cles. Write for particulars now
402 Marquette Bldg, Chicago.
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SUITS dry or steam cleaned and
pressed s1.00. Ladies' suit or
dress cleaned and pressed s1.OO up.
Empire Dye Works, 2303 Pacific av.
Main 11e4.
LUCKEY'S DYE WORKS, 73s St
Helens. Gents suit, skirt or Jacket
cleaned and pressed soc Rp. Quick
calls and delivery. Satisfaction
guaranteed. Main 1851.
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and New Possibilities Without Number G
FOR SALE
MISCELLANEOUS

CLASSY horse, harness and wagon
suitable for express or delivery
purposes. SIS. 1908 So. 6sth st.
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LOOK HERE

A. NJ RICHARDS a co
Real Estate. Loans. Insurance.
60s-10 Bankers Trust Pldg.
$50 lots. No. of 72d, 32.50 mo-, Sc
fare. 20-min, service. Send for map.
Geo. @. Goodman. 404 Cal Bldg.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-10-04

After us.re laxative and cJthortic
medicines from childhood ease or
chruu, constipation yielded lo the
scientific tu.H. GrJpc-N Nuts 100 low
DAYS.
"From early childhood ! suffered
with such terrible constipation that
/ had to use luNItINes continuously
roIug from one druE to another ana
.uff,r.ur moro or less an the time.
CA prominent physician whom J
consulted told me the muscles oi inc
digestive organs were weakened ana
could NOT perform their work Win
.ut helm Of some kind. So ] have
tried 40 different times about every
laxative and Datharuc known hut
found uo help that was at all per
mauent had finally become dis
I,ouragcd and had given my case up
as hopeless when began TO use the
prc-dirostDd food. Grape-Nnts.
"Althoulh / had not expected Inn.
food to help my trouble. to my great
surprise Grlpc-Nuts dicested easily
from the first and in few days J
was convinced that this was Jus'
what my system needed.
"Tbr bnw,ls performed their func-
uons regularly and | am now com
,plet,ly and permanently cureu o'
this awful trouble.
truly the power Of scientiilc ioo'
must be unlimited" Name given 10y
Postum Co. Battle Greek. Mich.
TRIAL 10 days of Grape-Nuts "hei
regular food does not seem To sus
tain the body, works wonders
'Theres q Reason" .,
Look In pkEs for the famous ittl'
hook. The Road to Wellville-
Ever read the above letter
new one appears from time 10 INN
Thcy are genuine, true, ana iuii
human interest.
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,I ,,l,.b o., fr. Irish
l'IuIt'H '.''' w '','' ,t,..,,
people ahI"'s t""' l,' Ni N'' ,t.r.a
to name lht new ''IT ''," .H,,,,,,i,oIl "' ,,i'l
tables. io Wh,,h NI7. W. ~ ,..,'''a, ',,''', ~
was hostess W ,'I,s'..l UtyI'b
'" t.4.. t,. ,tib c,lDrs.
were carried OUT IN tlA''"l', '1'5., me-
ana f'lH'n Iuu' .'..t',, as mo
tables p.a\'h WI" i, Iosc,'h
favored game. "i I 'i,.,, -
in'"r A,-" .,,. .,.'.Io,.i ords
handmade tow WIN ''"'H'''' .Tf'
The prize I" lhr hn'l'S7 "''S 81 "'''
cato. 'h' I'i ''7,l''' .rta5 o',t
/ brick cream anu 'LN' was '', ,,..'.,s
/ in the idN"r' u'"'VIa' i ,I,is
substituted. ~. i'I ,t'.'i,,,,.s A
conReuial clrcl, l'', 'u'' .t,''...', :
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