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The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1914-12-19
A SAINT FOR THE WEEK.
SAINTS NlLus AND THEoDuLus

Rich, noble, and virtuous, st. Nilus
was made governor of Constantinople
by the Emperor Theodosius. United
in marriage to a wife he tenderly
loved, he yet abdomoned everything
at the call of God. His wife consented
to separation more painful than
death, and about the year $50, leaving
her one child, Nilus took his youngest,
Theodulus, to the desert of Sinai,
where they led lives of eminent perfec.
ton, putting in practice st. Nilus's
own maxim, "We must praise God by
our words, serve Him by our actions,
and adore Him by our thoughts"
After many combats with the devils,
whom he overcame by faith, prayer,
and the sign of the Cross, he tasted
great peace; but this peace was dis
turbed by an Eruption of Saracens,
and carried off Theodulus to be sacri-
feed. After burying the martyred
solitaries, Nilus, overwhelmed with
grief, but submissive to Gods will,
long sought Theodulus in vain Hear
ing he was a slave in Eleusis, Nilus
fastened thither, and FRUSTRATED him.
self in church to thank God before he
would see the face of his son. The
Bishop of Eleusis ransomed Theodulus,
and ordained them both priests, when
they returned to Sinai and fulfilled
the VOW each had made, to serve God
yet more faithfully than before. Nilus
died in peace at great age.
When Theodulus was taken prisoner
by the Saracens, they prepared an
altar, a sword, and incense, intending
to sacrifice him to Venus at the rising
of the morning star. Rather than
attempt flight, Theodulus abandoned
himself to the will of God, and spent
the night PROSTATE in prayer. His
prayer was heard; the Saracens slept
until the hour of sacrifice was past,
and therefore determined to sell him;
but, finding no buyers, they hung a
sword around his neck as a sign that
they would kill him. Again he trusted
his life to Providence. Touched with
pity, a merchant bought him, and he
was thus finally delivered from his ter
rible foes. '-. r. r
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1914-12-19

What modern nations need at this
time. is not a new gospel. but the prac-
tice of the old one.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1914-12-19

Continued on Page s.l
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-30

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-30
CLEARED OF GRAFT
Former Detroit Alderman Arrested
For Alleged Graft Acquitted
BY the Jury.

DETROIT. Mich. Oct 29.-Alder-
man Thomas r. Gilman. former coun-
cilmanic leader and one of several
Detroit aldermen arrested in a sensa-
uonal alleged graft exposure in July.
1912. was acquitted in recorders court
today. Gilman was the only alder
man to reach trial and his acquittal.
It is said, will end the cases against
the other officials. The prosecutions
case rested on evidence secured by
representatives Of the national detec-
tive agency who came here at the re-
quest Of Mayor william b. Thompson
TO investigate alleged graft in munich.
pal affairs.
When Gilman was arrested $1,000
in marked money was taken from his
coat pocket.
Tho detectives represented them
selves as employees Of She Wabash
railroad and a decoy resolution was
introduced In the common council
ordering the closing of a street for
the benefit OF the railroad.
The defense maintained that Glin.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-30
XMAS BAZAAR
AT Y. w. G.. A.
WILL BE ELABORATE AND PUB
TIC WILL HAVE CHANCE
TO VIEW NEW HOME.
Arion Opening Ball and Concert Last
EVenins=Woman's Club Hal
lowe'en Party Today.

The big Christmas bazaar TO be
held at the new Young Woman's
Christian Association. December )
and 4. is attracting no little attention
from the general public. Not only
are they anxious to attend the event
but to Q the handsome new home
which is nearing completion and will
be ready for occupancy some time in
December. This affair will DO elab-
orateiy arranged as the committees
in charge are working TO have their
departments a success. Miss Emily
Sheppard Is chairman OF the general
committee.
The bazaar will open al 4 O'CLOCK
Thursday afternoon and supper viii
be served from 5 10 Z. Mrs. Alex
Young IL chairman OF the supper
committee and she has not her list
completed. The second day the az
fair opens at 2 o'clock and there will
be no supper. Fragrant tea and re-
!reshments will be served all during
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-30
HEALTHY HAIR,
SOFT, FLUFFY
And LUSTROUS

Many women envy the pretty hair
Of their friends without ever inquir-
ing the reason why their own is not
as attractive. Rats" pads ana
switches are far less assistance to-
ward a ne head OF hair than daily
care and attention.
The naruUal s%ecrctions OF the SCALP
often clCR the pores and root glands
until they mo possibly carry out
their functions. Ordinary coublng
and brushing does not get down 20 the
real roots Of the hair. and something
more is needed 10 properly keep the
hair and scalp In health and vleor.
Partisan Sape has been RECOGNIZED
Tor many years ~ one Of the most
valuable hair tonics and h daily max.
inF friends because ~ its undoubtod
efficiency. the ease with which IL may
be- applied and its cheapnuss
Fadod. DUH or ufcleas hair ie
quickly restored 90 its natural beauty.
dandrum disappears like magic. while
oiliness and sickness vanish after a
rev applications. leaving the hair per
m%anently strong. riossy. soft ana
beautiful
do no wait until your hair ls in
really bad condition before doing any
thinv TO keep o. G. d. Griest a Co.
or any drug counter can supply you
with Partisan Sage n r. such a help
ful toilet necessity that you cannot
anord TO do without IL.
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the two days. The sales will be hello
in auditorium and the large Bible
class Dol The supper will be in
the dining room.
There will be Nictrola and piano
music both days. The gymnasium
exhibition OF both The children and
adult classes is In charge of Mrs.
Bertha Caldwell and Miss Ruin
Greenwood. This will be the princi-
pal feature of the bazaar. The hand
some gym which was itted up by
Mrs. a. j. Clarke will attract more
attSption han anything in the build
ing
Committees which are completed
TO date are:
Mrs. Don Merriman. chairman: Mrs.
Arthur Sttfel. Mrs. NJ. Nelson Cecil.
Mrs. J. simmer Jones. Mrs I'd Frerz.
heim. Mrs. feiger. Mrs. Carolyn Tall
man.. Mrs William Herman.
Aprons.
airs W n. Higgins. chairman. Mrs.
\ W Miller. Airs. Guy Wagner. Mrs.
Koeder. Mrs. Root. Mrs. Ranard. Mrs.
~. =. Green. Mrs. sam Harper. Mrs. Az
Infant Booth.
Mrs. George Maxwell. chairman: Mrs.
y W Truschei. Mrs. Shewell Gibbs.
Mrs. ~ = Behrens. Mrs. VIII Caldwell.
Mrs. William Weiss. Mrs. Charles All
Mrs. Frank klieves. Mrs. Harold Young.
Miss Carrie Frazier.
Bags ana BASKETS.
MIS- Fred Farts. chairman. Mrs. ChaS.
O-brien. Mrs. Newton Waltz. Mrs. Geo.
Norton. Mrs. Jasper y. Bsum. Mrs. ~.
g f~ranzheim. Mrs. William r.. Rownd.
Mrs. = OF LatughIn. Hiss Nettie
Young. Miss MARY Caldwell. Miss Nell
Stifel Miss Ida Hubbard. Miss Jen-
ME Jepsou.
miscellaneous Fancy Booth.
Miss Elizabeth Greer and Mrs. = Z
Nndeu. chairman. Mrs. II. Euston Wood.
Mrs. George ~Laughlin. Mrs. singleton
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Woman's Club Rally.

The Woman's Club rally or Hal
ioWeen party to be held this after
noon In the a. o. U. w. Hall is at
iracting no little attention and many
reservations r coming. Sewing or
fancy work will be enjoyed b. many
with Madame Otto present TO teach
the latest stitches in knitting and
crocheting. Cards will be enjoyed by
many with many tables arranged to
accommodate four guests. All members
OF he Woman's Club will be presnn.
and each Will invite three OF their
friends TO make up a table at the
party. This affair is given that the
members OF the club may become pet
ter acquainted. exchange ideas and
make known to their friends what the
club stands for.
Reservations ma be made by call
ing Mrs. Julian Hearne, Mrs. +. C.
Ewing. Mrs. John Mcclure. Mrs. Ed
ward Stifel. Miss cecelia Speyer, Miss
Agnes Wilson. Refreshments will be
rerved which are included in the ad-
mission fee of t~hirty-ive cents. All.
are welcome to attend and should be
present at . O'Clock at the A. o. IT,.
w. Hall.
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Children's PARTY.

Master Charles Keim will entertain
a number OF his friends this after
noon at his home on the Island. Hal
lowe'en games and refreshments Will
be enjoyed. The guests include:
Misses Florence Maxwell, Helen
Smith. Helen McAlister. Marie Roll.
Jane Maxwell. Harriet Noyes. Willis
krupp. Gertrude Noyes. Elizabeth
Rownd. Masters Edward Vossle. Joe
Ralston. Kenneth Kimberland. Jack
Waterhouse. Charles Klein. Thomas
Boyd, Sherwell Gibbs. Joe Wilson.
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Entertainment at Bethlehem.

Arrangements have been completed
for an entertainment to be given at
the Bethlehem Union chapel on nex;
Thursday evening. Nov. 5. The en-
tertainment is under the auspices OF
the Young Ladies' Bible class of the
Bethlehem Union Sunday school n
will be given by Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
II. kincheloe. OF the Island. After
the entertainment all kinds of re-
freshments will be served. The pro-
ceeds will be used for the benefit OF
the chapel.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-30

= IfaIIoWc en- parry was EIVcn by The
Mother's club at the South Side Kinder
garten Thursday evening. IL was IA
the nature OF "A phantom party. The
rooms were decorated In owls. bats.
pumpkins. etc. There was a ghost walk
and all kinds OF Halloween games were
enjoyed. Gingerbread. grapes. and nuts
were served the nifty guests present and
all had "a hne time. Mrs. Ada Smith
Hillary was present TO see to the en-
tertainment OF all the guests.
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been decorated in yellow and black
snd the children will arrive at Z
o'clock They will all wear pillow
cases with eyes. nose and mouth cut
in them and sheets The ghosts win
enjoy many novel Halloween games
including nut contests. fortune telling
by the black cat. old time dancing.
etc The late society dances will also
be enjoyed Halloween refreshments
will be served and n jolly good time
Is anticipated for the whole evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-30
Country Club Hanowe,en.

On Saturday a Halloween party
will take place at b Country Club.
An old fashioned roast turkey dinner
will be served with all the good things
that &c with IL included on the menu.
Manager Dimmey Is receiving reserva-
ions daily which show that the event
will be largest given for years. There
will be various Halloween games,
tany pulling. apple bobbing. and old
fashioned dances enjoyed. The club
VIII be decked in the Halloween col
ors with the brightest of autumn
used. There will be a cheerful
wood fire burning in the crate where
nuts and marsh mallows may be roast
ed. What would go to make up a
finer program for the chilly night Of
mystery?
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PLAYoRoUNos DIRECTORS.
Meeting VIII Be Held This After
noon to Outline Work.

This afternoon al aga O'Clock a
special meeting of the 1airectors OF
the Wheeling Fairgrounds Associa-
ion will be held in the assembly
rooms Of the board Of trade. The
meeting Is being held for the purpose
OF taking action on a number Of mat
tiers, pertaining 10 the recreation
work TO be carried out in the city
during the fall and winter.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-30

nan voted In favor Of the decoy reso-
luton before he had discussed the
matter with the detectives; that the
money was placed in his coat pocket
without his Knowledge and that a
large part of the evidence submitted
by the detectives was not based on
TACT. II took the jury about two hours
TO reach a verdict.
Gilman has been reelected to Of
fee since his Arrest in 1912.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-30
This Car Awakes
New Test

The Oldest motorist will feel a new in
terest when he looks at this HUDSON Six
f0-the model for 1915.
Here is a new-day car. so advanced and
so different that a hundred features will
seem unique to you.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-30
Afternoon r

Mrs. William \. ward. OF the Island.
entertained forty OF her friends with
an afternoon sewing party Thursday.
The hours were from : 20 5 during
which Halloween refreshments were
served. The amair was delightfully."- APP
pointed Halloween decorations were
used effectively.
During the afternoon Mrs. Charles
Duncan and Mrs. James =. Hanley sang
appropriate solos and Miss Rena House
gave "A pleasing reading
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-30

awarded the winners. A turke
was served. The guests in
GUIDED: Mesdames James Arbaugh of
Martins Ferry. William Reid, Andrew
Seifert. Mike Dolan. William Elig.
Herman weiske. Henry Shafer. Chris
hineman. William Burke. John Roth.
NJ. Wise, William Burke. In the
evening Mrs. Stops entertained a
number Of her friends with an eucnre
party.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-30
Rso.htion For Pastor.

\ reception OF welcome WIS rendered
Rev and Mrs. q. n. sampson. Of the
Ben~ood NJ. r. church by the conErega-
ton In the church parlors last evening.
Rev. sampson has Just recently taken
charge OF the Benwood pastorate. com
Ing from W. Va 4 program
Of some length was capably carried out
and refreshments were served by the
ladies OF the church. The program was
as follows.
sonE-True Hesrts-whoie Hearts.
PRACTICABLE Rider.
Quartet-San On. By Messrs Leach and
Morgan. Mrs Toothman and Miss
Address or wsieome-Prof n. T. Ped
dicord
Response-Rev and Mrs. @. n. samp-
soio-Edna Cayton
Plano Solo-Cnrrie Rider.
puet-Miidrcd Carpenter ana Ethel
solo Fstner Mahood
Plano soio-MarEaret Bell
To Try Your Fortunes.
charming fortune-tellinE scheme for
HalloW zen may BE- accomplished with
English walnuta Fach pair 81 guests
~ given one walnut which they scpa-
rate into two even halves and eat the
kernel While eatinE This nut they must
wish earnestly Tor something much de-
sired Vow give them a tiny taper fsucn
half o. the she'll This little taper must
- ~ and fastened with its dripping 60
the center o. the she'll
when All are ready place n shallow
tub or water ON n stand and launch
the boats IhrV represent u rourle on
the sea ~ life. m the tiny candles burn
steadily and the hOate sail together. "
uEu well, n they separate duarreis
are imminent. lf the two hoafs cling
90 the side % the tub they are stav-nt-
homes Tho mistress ~ this pretty
ceremony ehould Do imaginative aud
well acquainted vith her guests
Hai1ows'sn Decorations
WaIIuHnrm drfnrnfiunu should emhud
the spirit ~ mischief The elves arr
out ln force Franks are the order on
fhe dnV. or rather nirhf for the witch.
inr hour Of midnight 81 October 30. g.
the fafeful Time suonfa. h~ohrobuua
rIfrMfH With hrunma black cafa and
bats. owls. ~uuIuukinF r~uhhnraa. corn
Ifunke and hIffrFawrrf ere a1l good
decorative material
orange aud black ore the mnrIraI
rulure You can run riot with them
and not Dc uNerdUue Creue uarera are
now made in = large variety ~ desirne
fnr Tits special rurroae. and are o. rrraf
help o. fhe decorator cards Co D. au.
closed With uuEes Of flowers are also
designed Including Too. wifchfs. cats
nnd brownies. Almurf every book store
cNefv stationery store aud every dcpart-
weuf store make p speciality - auupfv.
iuE waterfalls Tor W~al1owc'rn frnlirs
tAddieousi soci-tv on P.r. -
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Miss clara Habig entertained a num-
Der OF her High school. friends last
evening at her home 80 1891 Chapline
street. with a pantheon party. The house
was beautifully decorated for the oc-
casion and at a late hour refreshments
were served.
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Priscilla Improvement Club.

The Priscilla Improvement Club
met with Mrs. Warning at Waddington
Thursday afternoon. Factors modify
ing the diet and rules for computing
family dietry were discussed.
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Its history is this:

Four years ago, Howard E. Coffin start
ed to design an ideal Six. A Six without
excesses in size or weight or power. A Six
to end all over-tax in price, upkeep and
operative cost.
Since then. all the 4S HUDSON engi-
neers have devoted their time to this car.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-30

The Westminster guild OF the secons
Presbyterian church gave a ghost party
Tuesday evening at J~ohnson's barn
The following were the guests:
Mcsdames-
Thomas koontz D.. e. BocS
Charles keyscr Joe johnson
William Lyle Sam h. Johnson
Misses
Cornelia Wcimcr Mildred Major
Martha Nlctves Martha Boerner
elizabeth HcrNcy Emma Kraft
Angela Hachman Edith Boring
Anna Kelley Hanna Johnson
Della Humphrey EStellc BORING
Anna thinner Anna Johnson
Bertha thinner lima Bachnan
Media Bell Mayme Johnson
Mary \. Davidson Hilda Boring
ldabel Hunter
Mcssrs.-
George Wagner Cecil Raucrle
hill Jasper clyde Rublc
Robert blankcnsop. Harry McCausiand
Jr. EdW. Mckinney
Albert Wagner Charles TuEg
William McAdam Lawrence Magener
Fred Lawrence Roy Chambers
Frank Lyons Lawrence simpson
Arthur Morehead Tom Schoficld
Herman thinner willard linn
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the prince of the car. because of this out
put, has been reduced $500.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-30

In the II months since,
this engineering corps has
added 81 re6nements. The
output has been trebled. And
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Toys and

All day today members OF the Wo-
mans Club Will be present az the A.
o. D.. W. Hall TO receive clothing and
toys TO be sent TO the orphans of
Europe. These articles must be new
as the Government ship which leaves
brooklyn November 10 will carry no
old goods. Everything is acceptable
no matter how small as IL will help
to gladden. the hearts OF the many who
are In real need. All articles must be
at the A. o. u. W. Hall today TO in
sure shipment in time to reach the
navy yards.
The Woman's Club Is doing a noble
work and IL IL hoped the public will
donate literally. Mrs. Julian G..
Hearne Is conducting his shipment
and the work is rs noble a. the mind
that originated II.
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How Ii Differs

Old time cars. compared with this. look
crude and inartistic.
Former cars were heavy. Cars of this
capacity, built in old ways. weighed on the
average LOCO pounds more.
A new-type motor in this car has re-
duced operative cost about 30 per cent.
And here is the new idea of size. The
wheelbase Is 123 inches. Yet there are
seats for seven and ample room for seven
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-30

Last years model proved the>greatest of
HUDSON successes. II over-sold the out
put by 1900 cars, and not a
single fault developed. -
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The young lady across the way
says one OF the companies her faith
er's interested IN was unable 10 nav
its preferred dividend last time but
fortunately he owned the common
stock mostly.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-30

PAUL. Mrs. Gibson Caldwell NJ
hauncey Dewey. Mrs. Charles Pilchsr,
Miss Molly Patterson.
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Halloween Party.

Miss Alice McIlwsine. superintend-
n OF the st. Johns Sunday school
AT Echo Point arranged a Halloween
party TO please the members OF the
St Johns club. The AFFAIR takes
place in the church this evening
when the members OF the club. Dr.
q. Freeland Peter. Mr.. and Mrs.
James Ewing. Mr.. and Mrs. w. s.
BRADY VIII be present. The boys are
members OF the Manual Training de-
partnlent under the direction OF Mr..
NJ VILE. of Triadelphia. The mem
hers are:
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Arion Concert and Ball.

The opening concert and ball given
al the Arion Hall. Thursday evening.
was a decided success The soIoists
for the evening were Miss Anna Beu-
ter b sang In her usual pleasing
way Good Bye" 10. Hear the Gen
tie Lark with violin obligato by Mr..
George Greene. and responded TO en-
cores: Miss Belle Miller who played
exceptionally well violin sole "The
Son OF he Puszta-" This was Miss
Miller's first appearance and she was
heartily encored. Prof. Herman
Schockey was director. The Arion
Singing Society sang well a number
OF German choruses with solos intro
duced. The Imperial orchestra played.
Following the concert a supper wa.
served by Mrs. Charles Idahi and
dancing was enjoyed. The committee
in charge was composed OF Messrs.
Harry Schmeichei. chairman: Henry
Hackman. Alvin ~Schubart. William
Elig. A. c. Schneider. Charles Freese.
The guests included.
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Mrs George Woods. and Mrs. Eugene
nlidreth IL ehaIrmeR Mrs ]. J.. HoIlo-
Tatum. Miss Gussie Wright Miss Lane
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onost Farty Tonight.
This evening at the Elks Club. Mrs.
Maud SpoOner-Beckcr will entertain
the children OF her Saturday matinee
class. and their friends. with
a Ghost party The auditorium has
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rank Materhouse. Oryille Dewey
pItsiu.ht- Chauncey Dewey
ANA heucy' vice Dickcy Dewey
PIeslaent Earl Ditmar
iEouls N~aterhouse. Russell Ditmar
Sscre,sIY. Russell West
MliSoh N~aterhouSe Earl Vest
Charles Meade MalcoIn Vyhf,aL.-
Armistead Meade Bvron Eri,,
JUNIOR Armbruster Willard Gilpin
nix Melvin Naylor
hAries Tx John Wilson
Joseph Rorland Lucfus Wilson
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No other car on the mar
ket to-day is so fine an en-
ample of the new-type car.
Every detail will delight you.
Come see what a car. under
HUDSON methods. can be
huilt for S1,550.
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HOD To Make the
Quickest, Simplest ouoh
Remedy

hI.h BETTER thaa fhe Ready
Wade kind SD % save 81
Fully Guaraateed
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Mrs. Reed Baird. Miss Delphia YOUNG
chairmen Miss Margaret Hervey. Miss
loretta Witty. Mrs. Charles Bates.
Mrs. Guy Beabout. Mrs. William g.
akiue. Jr, Miss Clarimond Mendcl