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Imperial Valley press., 1914-12-08

One Of the vocal wonders of the day
is the double-voiced singer with the
California Jubilee Quartet. He APP
pears in a handsome gown, decollette,
with all trimmings, and looks very
fetching" His numbers are particu-
larly well adapted to his voice and
are selections OF which any prime dom
ra might be proud. He scores his
biggest success in carrying the so
prano to ONE of the more difficult
classics Mr.. Payne is advertised as
the only impersonator of "Black Patti
on the Pacific coast and if the press
is to be considered the Judge he must
lie far beyond the ordinary, for the
papers give him the warmest praise
1t is no uncommon thing for this sing
cr to trill up and down the scale like
any of our best sopranos or to start
q piece in one Of his voices and finish
it in the other. People can't do him
justice in telling you of his qualities
You must hear and see for yourself
Imperial Valley press., 1914-12-08
Tennis Tournaments.


Two tennis tournaments are in pro-
eress at the FL Centre Country Club.
This is a club affair and the tourna-
ment is divided into two divisions,
there being no handicaps. The Win
ner in the first division will have
his name engraved on the Prendergast
cup and the escond division victor
Will treat his friends out of the Sic
bert trophy, a handsome new cup pre-
scented by Lee Seibert.
Four matches have been played in
the first division with the following
results:
Val Wachtel defeated Win Pier, 6-3
SO.
Charlie Hesee defeated Heinie Hunt.
er, G-3, Ga.
Harry (Pinky) Loud defeated
Heinie Plummer, 60, G-1
Major Cook defeated his brother
Jim Cook, Ga, 81.
Cook and Wachtel, and Loud ant
Hersee, will play and the winners oil
these two matches will play for The
championship.
Steve Lyons defeated Lee Seibert
in the second division, GA, rs.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-12-08
MAINLY PERSONAL

w. F. Holt has been in the city foy
. few days, looking after his large
interests.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-12-08

Firemen's Election-At a meeting
of the volunteer fire department he'll
at the city hall last night. department
officials and Officers of the govern
ing body were elected. Following is
the result Of the election. c. f. Tum
ber, chief; {. B. Folsom. first as
sistant; F. c. Winslow. second assist
ant; Van McCarreu. preident; Harry
Jones. vice president; Charles Sones,
secretary and treasurer.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-12-08

Auctions AutO-Before an interest
ed audience in front Of the court
house Undersheriff Anderson at ,
o'clock yesterday afternoon sold at
Iublic auction a foucylinder Chal-
mers automobile. The car had been
seized by creditors following the own
er's failure to meet payment on q
promissory note. The bidding was
spirited until the price neared the
$500 mark, when the offers dwindled
down between two bidders. After
long pause S525 was offered, which
was instantly raised to $500 by G. E.
Kennedy. No more bidders appeared
and the car was declared the property
of Kennedy at that price
New School District-Calipatria
residents are jubilant because they
have a school district with regularly
defined boundaries. The action Of de
termining just what the limits of the
district should be took place yester-
DAY afternoon, when P. c. Johnson and
number of North End citizens APP
peared before the board of supeTvis-
ors with their request. The district
covers the territory between the High
Line ditch to the east and the Alamo
river on the west. extends three miles
south Of Calipatria and on the north
extends to a point midway between Nj
land and Calpatria According to
Mr., johnson the new district will be
equipped with first class school facili
ties ard housing facilities will be in
creased to keep pace with the added
population.
X x X
"Shepherd of the Hills''-"The Shep
nerd of the Hills which comes to the
Opera House Friday and Saturday. is
Naturalization of Harold Bell
Wright's novel, the dramatization hay
ing been made by Mr. Wright and Ell
berry w. Reynolds, "The Shepherd
Of the Hills" is an intensely spelIbind-
inc story of love mystery and heroic
daring; it gets a Grip on life and
brings peace to the soul of any man
or woman who reads it. The woods
and hills are part of Gods handiwork.
They will give peace and strength to
all who seek them. From this play
YOU may, in some measure, feel their
influence and know eome of the ways
Of Divine Providence. You will ask
of this story: care he characters il
the play real people? Does the old
shepherd live only IN the pages ol
the book or on the stage? Is there
, Sammy Lane and i young Matt
You will say they are all very ia
miliar, and you seem fomehow to have
known them long lime. The scene.
may seem new and vet old. If yol
20 to the Ozark hills you win fin
= somewhere q sheep ranch in "Muttoi
! Hollow' and d Dewey Bald" Blu
it is from a log ho,sa above the mist
that you viii view u csc hills and for
e7ts and take of cir peace anC
strength. That inspiration Of the ole
I "shephcrd' and his triends will conn
q. to you also as you 'olow the old trai
3 that ie nobody knows how old.
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Imperial Valley press., 1914-12-08

Wanted-Second hand bicycle FL
Royce, G32 Main.-Adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-12-08

Fire! Fire! Firewood for sale. Ed
Royce Transfer Co.-Adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-12-08

We have moved 100 pianos in sixty
days. Ed Royce Transfer Co.-Adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-12-08

Masonic ElectiOn-The election Of
the Masonic lodge was held last even
ing with the following result: Phil
D. Swing, W. NJ; Mont J. Reid, S. W;
Il. L. Barker. j W; Franklin j.
Cole. treasurer; Earl Anderson, see
retary. Appointive offices will he
filled later. Major 5. Cook retires
from the office of master after a most
prosperous and harmonious year under
his administration.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-12-08
CLIFFORD HARRISON.
To the Voters of Imperial
County

! hereby announce myself as a can
didate for the office Of Assessor and
Tax Collector for the Imperial Irri-
cation District. Election February 3.
JAMES +. CANNON.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-12-08

lenCe at the county Jall sentence
was imposed by Justice Hoffman.
X X
Fnrglary Charge-Charged with
burglary, Miguel Hernandez and Con
stamina Saldino, both Mexicans, are
being held at the county jail. The
men were arrested at CaleXico yes
terday.
X X T.
Calipatria Ostrich Farm-F'riday,
December II will witness the intro
ouction of new industry into I'm
perial Valley, when 600 ostriches will
be unloaded from ten freight cars at
Calipatria. The birds are now en-
route from Phoenix. At present a
force of men are rushing to compile
ton temporary enclosures where the
birds will be kept pending the con-
struction of more elaborate enclosures
and houses where will be the perma
Eent site Of the ostrich farm. The
exact location has not yet been decided
upon. A whole block in the town
site of Calipatria will be the first
home of the giant birds and accord
ing to reports being received from
that city the enclosure is nearly COM
pleted. With the completion of the
permanent enclosure, however, it is
the plan Of the owners to drive the
birds overland necessitating the help
Of a number of mounted men and, ac-
cording to reports from the Salt River
district, recently the scene of an os-
trich drive, the herding Of the birds
is fraught with excitement and dan
GER. If present plans are carried out
fifty of the birds will be enclosed in
Calipatria's new park, now under con-
struction. That the ostrich farm will
prove to be a point Of great interest
to visitors to the valley is the general
opinion and it will probably, it is said
increase the number of visitors to the
San Diego exposition who will include
the Imperial Valley in their itinerary.
The new farm will be under the man
sgement of b. Dryer of Standata,
Transvaal, who is also one of the
owners
Imperial Valley press., 1914-12-08
Notice to the Public.

Having disposed of my interests III
the Pioneer Transfer Company to J.
M. Black, l will greatly appreciate 4
prompt settlement of all accounts up
to December /, 1914.
Thanking you for your liberal pat
in the past and soliciting a
continuance Of the same for my sue
cessOr. ID. II. TlMMONS.Adv
Imperial Valley press., 1914-12-08
ELECTION CARDS
NOTICE TO VOTERS

hereby announce my candidacy for
the office Of Assessor and Tax Col
lector Of the Imperial Irrigation Dis
trict at the election on February 3,
lQ1E
Imperial Valley press., 1914-12-08

Women's Auxiliary Meeting-Mem-
bers Of the Woman's Auxiliary of the
State Street Christian church are
urged to be present at the regular
meeting Of the organization Wednes
day afternoon. The meeting will be
held at the home of the president,
Mrs w. G. Conley, G7S Olive avenue.
at 2:2O. Mrs. Violette s. Campbell
will have charge of the program of
the c. w. B. NJ section, which con-
tains many interesting numbers.
With this meeting the years worl,
viii close, and it is hoped that it viii
he one of the greatest aQd best or
The entire year Following the pro
gram, reports Of the bazaar are to
re given by the various committees.
and plans for the coming year viii
he considered. All who are interested
are cordially invited to be present
tc enjoy the program and the sociar
EoW to follow.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-12-08
MeXicali ElectiOn-The result Of

Mexicali Eleetion-The result of the
election held Sunday in MexicaIi ha@
not yet been determined, according
to reports received from Calexico.
Contrary to expectation, no violence
OF military demonstrations disturbed
the peaceful atmosphere of the bor-
DER town. The Incorporation of Mex
icali, the installation Of a commission
form Of the government and the choice
OF city officials We're questions sub
mitted to the voters.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-12-08
~ IATL ~ lIAseIEN =

TOO LATE 10 CLASSIFY.
or EECHANGE-Equity in 5-room
modern house, large lot, for auto.
=. 0. Box G83, FL Ceatro. xl9}
Imperial Valley press., 1914-12-08

Sentence Thief-Convicted on Il
petit larceny charge, Henry Irwin of
Calexico is serving a ninety day SEN
tence at the county jail. Sentence
was imposed by Justice Hoffman.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-12-08

l. & s. Theatre-Mary Fuller, The
peoples favolite moving picture ae-
tress. viii be seen in The Witch
Girl" a two-reel drama at the Main
Street house tonight. The other pic
lures are In the Hollow of an Oak,
Il western drama. and partners in
Crime" a cracking crook comedy.
Coming tomorrow. Trey o Hearts.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-12-08

Preparing ENhibit-Cotton exhibits
for ,he San Francisco and San Diego
cNpoSjtions are almost completed, ac-
corjing to W. II. Compton, lecturer
al The northern exposition. From
stalk through the gin and the vari-
Gus manufacturing processes, beside
a display of cottonseed oil and by
products. Will comprise the exhibit.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-12-08
CITY AND VALLEY

Theatre Tulane-Tomorrow night
will be seen the Empire Vaudeville
Company in singing, dancing and com,
edy, This company comes highly rec
commended and good vaudeville is as
sured
Oregon Hotel Arrivals, F. Gray,
+. W. Schubert. Carlyle Wynn. Fay
Il. Boretson, 4. Barthe, Los Angeles;
G. w. Gibson, Rochester, \. y; Vie
tor c. Shaw. 4. J. Van Bwcn. Mrs
Is. f. Bassford. Mrs. H. \. Dowiing,
] Ios Angeles.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-12-15

Lowther & McGregor have received
the shipment of leather bags and
suit cases bought as a manufacturer S
Job lot This assortment of bags and
cases, while not a large one is
especially well selected. The prices
as mentioned before. will be attrac-
tive, bought as they were and they
expect to dispose of them all before
Christmas. These bags and cases
will be on sale commencing tomor-
row, they are in different colors. sizes
and shapes, Gladstones, Oxfords, Eng
lish Kit bags, etc. There is perhaps
nothing more useful suitable. or ac-
ceptable as a present than a hand
scme travelling bag or suit case. They
invite your inspection of this assort-
mCnt at their store tomorrow.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-12-15
WARDEN OF PENITENT|ARY
FREES WRONG MAN

Muskogee Dec. What are YOU
doing here?" shouted Sheriff Ledbet-
ter Monday when he noticed Charles
Simpson across the street. you
We're sent to the penitentiary about
six months ago for three years" said
the sheriff. Il was working one day.
Simpson responded frankly, when a
guard came by hollering for Charles
Simpson. The guard said Simpson
discharge had come. went up and
was turned loose. I found ont later
that they meant to free a negro simp-
son instead of me, but it was too late
to go back" Simpson has not been
as no word has come from
the penitentiary that he is a fugitive
from Justice
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Leach. The central decoration on the
table, which was laid with covers for
seventeen, was of red and green
Christmas foliage and the same colors
were used in the delicious sixzcourse
dinner. The guests were; Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Seely, Mr. and Mrs. S.
L. Spurrier. Mr.. and Mrs. j. J. Hid
reth, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. II. Burford, Dir.
and Mrs. G. A. Hughes, Mr. and Mrs.
Galen Crow and Miss May Seely.
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Cambridge Club.

The Cambridge club met yesterday
afternoon at the library and the pro-
gram on Turkey proved interesting
and instructive. 1t was as follows;
Roll Call--Current Events.
Leader Mrs. Houseworth.
!. Ottoman Empire Past and
Present-Mrs. Steele.
2. Ancient and Modern CONSTANT
nople-Sultan's Capital-Mrs West.
3. Biography of Constantine the
Great-Founder of the eity-Mrs.
Sharp BI5
4. Samboul-"M Moslem District
Describe scene on famous Galata
bridge-Mrs. Abel.
;. Mosque of St. Sophia. -
Sketch in detail-Mrs. Elliot Lyons
The meeting for Dec. q has been
omitted and the next meeting will
take place Dec. 2S.
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states dinner at the Methodist
church. 1t will consist of vocal, piano,
violin numbers and readings by Rus
sell Ballard, Ethel Cohagan, Banks
Hughes, Lucille Burke, Mrs. Smith,
Mrs. Rose, Fern Miles, Vira Pittinger
and a mixed chorus.
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LOST HIS TITLE;
BECOMES CRUEL NOW

Chicago, Ill. Dec. 15.-Abe Attell,
former featherweight champion pug
list. was made defendant in a suit
for divorce filed here today by Mrs.
Ethel Attell on charges of cruelty.
The couple was married March "a.
1907, and, according to Mrs. Atten
they lived happily until her husband
lost his championship title.
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Miss Fay Trumbull will arrive to-
morrow morning from Chicago. She
will take the place of Miss Ada b.
Woodward as head of the piano de-
partment at the Methodist university.
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The phi Delta Sorority will give a
miscellaneous shower for Miss Au>
gusta Houghton at the home of Miss
Ethyle Cohagan on Saturday after
noon.
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GEM THEATRE

Gen Program, Dec. 13 to 2Oth.
Monday Dec. IA.
Two reel "The Wondrous Mel
ody A drama with a heart and
soul.
Dots Elopement." A high speed
comedy. featuring Max Asher.
Two reel OF Yeomen lodge mo-
tion pictures. A trip to Yeomen
Castle at Des Moines. Iowa, show
ing arrival of delegates from 80
states and 4 provinces of Canada.
Also 1Owa's wonderful state house
and Gov Clarke's public reception
of visiting Yeomen.
Tuesday, Dec, IS.
First Episode Of The Master
Key" Read # in Saturdays Lead
er.
Extra good Nestor comedy.
'When Their Brides got Mixed"
Also (for matinee only , reel
comedy drama entitled His Tn
cle's Will" Ladies free at matt
nee.
Wednesday, Dec. IS.
Edna Watson in Sissy DObbins,
oil Magnate." A good drama Of
the oil fields
As We Journey Through Life
A dramatic novelty introducing a
startling innovation in phot0gra-
phy. presenting Murdock McQuar-
rie.
slow but Sure" 4 modern
comedy drama.
Egg matinee and don't forget
children's school playground as
the proceeds from this matinee go
10 help your children enjoy them
selves.
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Delightful Dinner Party.

Captain and)Mrs. j. w. Wheeler or
Brownsville, Texas, were the honor
guests at a delightful dinner given
last evening by Mr.. and. Mrs. l.. f.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-12-15

Come out to the Chamber of Com
merce meeting tonight and take an
active part in the discussions ana
deliberations.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-12-15

The Friday Euchre club will meet
this week with Mrs. ]. H. Cotteral
instead of Mrs, Spurlock.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-12-15

with the big public Christmas tree
idea. The tree has been secured and
it will be brilliantly lighted.
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NOTES AND PERSONALS OF
SOCIETY
Lenore Burke Phone 245
Phone 245

Are you happy now? Are you likely
to remain so till this evening or next
month or next year? Then why de-
stroy present happiness by a distant
misery which may never come at all?
Every substantial grief has twenty
shadows of your own making.-Sidney
Smith.
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Entertained Family Club.

Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Upham delight.
fully entertained the Family club last
evening At five hundred high
scores were made by Mrs. VIII Poison
and Mr.. Ed Reed. Mrs. Louise Askew
and Mrs. Charles Swanson made low
scores. A dainty two course luncheon
was served, after the games, to the
club members and Mr.. and Mrs. J. w.
Brodie as extra guests. The next
meeting which will take place in two
weeks will be with Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Swanson.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-12-15

Miss Ada Woodward will present
Miss Ethel Douglass in a piano re-
cital at the Knauss recital hall, this
evening.
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y u q w N ~ EE @E ME " So
M PERSONALS AND LOCALS. e
g ~ e @ m 8 e Z g q a m a q - =
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The Beta Alpha Phi Sorority will
give a dinner this evening at the uni
yersity
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Ladies' Auxiliary Division. No. 2.

Ladies' Auxiliary. Division No. 2.
Will meet on Thursday at two-thirty
with Mrs. Arthur Frisbie, east of the
city. All members are urged to be
present ssYEE
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Capt and Mrs Wheeler went to
Fort Sill this morning to spend the
! remainder of the week
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Remember the Chamber of Com
merce meeting tonight.
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See Patterson & Paymal Undertak-
ing Company for up-to- date novelties
in picture frames. Just the thing
for Christmas presents.
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d. p Long. oil operator in the
Muskogee field. is looking after in
terests here today.
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W. II. Metzger of Oklahoma City,
is visiting friends in Guthrie today
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Get a war map. Coupon and Ioc
at Daily Leader office.
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B. F. Miller is here today from
Oklahoma City on official business.
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CITY GARBAGE COMPANY.
Let us furnish you a Sanitary
Garbage can and keep 1t clean for
YOU Phone S32.
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visiting the family of James Smith
this week.
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Get a war mar Coupon and l0c
al Daily Leader office.
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Home Missionary Club.

Home Missionary Club.
The Womens Home Missionary
society will meet Wednesday after
noon at the home of Mrs. Payne at
1919 West Dale street.
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siTEk

Queen Esther circle viii meet at
the church Friday night at 7:30. All
young ladies Of tie congregation are
invited to attend.
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"TIe" or "She" will not get
the best Slippers to be had
unless YOU come here for
them.
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q M q M ~ q q q y ~ q ~ m g 70 -
81 OF LOCAL MOMENT. E
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Miss Elois James Of Marietta,
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Wednesday,.

Wednesday.
Song Recital by Mr. David Grosch-
Methodist church.
Cantata by NJ e. Choir, SO Voices
Methodist church.
Woman's Home Missionary Society
Mrs Payne.
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Rose Camp. No. 4l13. viii have
their meeting on December 18th in
stead Of the cath.
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Everybody has become enthused
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Musical Program.

David Grosch of Kansas City. who
comes to assist in the musical at the
First NJ. e. church, Wednesday even
ing, will sing the following program
preceding the cantata
The Horn ............... Flegier
Das Wandern ........ Schubert
Wluinung ................. Schumann
Toreador Song, Carmen" ... Bizet
| Hear a Thrush at Eve. 49,. Cadman
Mother O'Mine ..,............ Tours
The Sword of Ferrara ...... Bullard
Bedouin Love Song ... Schneider
Long Ago in Alcala .. Messenger
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Issue Wedding Invitations.

| Issue Wedding Invitations.
Invitations for the HouShton-
Houser wedding were issued this
morning: "Mr. and Mrs. F. e.
Houghton request the pleasure OF
your presence at the marriage of their
daughter, Augusta Corrine. to MN
Wilburn Walter Houser on Friday
afternoon, December twenty fifth, one
thousand nine hundred and fourteen,
at three o'clock, 1916 West Warner
avenue Guthrie Oklahoma AT home
after January fifteenth, Concordia,
Kansas
Mrs. George McGregor has returned
from Jacksonville, ILL.,, where she has
been for the past two months attend
ing her father, Mr.. J. NJ. Daub. who
passed away about two weeks ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Webb Baker are giving !
an informal dinner party this even
ing. af4gEl
The meeting of the Works Auction
Bridge club yesterday was postponed |
until after the Christmas holidays.
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.VXT + can suggest nothing
w better than Slippers
for Christmas!
We selected His Christ
mas Slippers some time ago.
Drop in to see them and
well put them aside until
Christmas, and say nothing.
W've a handsome display
Of Mems Christmas slippers.
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Ladies' Aid to Meet.

The Ladies' Aid Of the Baptist
church viii meet in the church parlor
Thursday. Dec. II. All members arc
requested to be present as officers
Tor the coming year are to be elected.
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7reparIna for states pinner.

There VIII be a program at four
thirty on Thursday proceeding the
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Opera and Everett Slippers,
in Black and Tan, Kid. Faust
Slippers. Comfy Slippers, Etc.
Csc up to s2o0
All, but we've certainly some
beautiful Christmas Slippers.
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SLIPPERS FOR HER." ALSO
Elegant Creations in Kid.
Satin, black or eolors- Some
are beautifully ornamented.