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shortly. including Kansas ex
ius ,ror and his wife.
g
c,lsm society folk were among those
ont.of-town who attended the
nvn .,u,ing reception given in Woodburn
sa sss,n,Jay afternoon by Mrs. F. W. Set
Ia lamier Mrs. G. H. Beebe and Miss Lois
V. u,abe at the beautiful home Of Mrs.
SSsttIemier, SsT on Settlemier avenue, in
ss,or S of Mrs. T. T. Geer, of Portland.
Isrce Is formal bmquets of roses com
SnsI I with greenery were artistically
hanged u about the rooms. Little Mar
%ret ] POorman and Elizabeth McCord
;S,syed the guests at the door. Those
,Sisting were Mrs. }. W. Sadler, Mrs.
Il N. POorman, Mrs. 7. c.. Poorman,
lOh Mrs. o. p, Overton, Mrs. C. c..
Gsoiale, Mrs, E. P. Morcom, Mrs. A. E.
Justin and Mrs. W. A. Chapman. Miss
lila Jerman and Miss Frances Weaver
resided at the punch bowl, and Miss
shtha Bitney, Miss Leita Bents, Miss
Amy Gertsel and Miss Juanita Parker
Tpre asked to assist in serving. Mrs
h several beautiful selections, accom-
panied by Mrs Alice Kennedy at the
piano. Outof-town guests We're; Mrs.
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Corner of $. Commercial and Wash.
lngton streets, II, J., Pcmbcrton, pas.
tor. Bible school at 1000 q. m, II. e.
Miles, superintendent; meeting for wor.
snip and preaching at II q. m,, subject
" why Friends'; e. h, meeting at d,i5
p M address to the young at 7!I5;
prayer meeting Thursday, 7;lj p. m,
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jo's, S W; nj, H. Dancy and Mrs. W. AL.
rs Iney VIII remain for 10 davs
tigS,' ,'TWl,ulg9t, arriving Thursday. Last
q So %ns' . Jones entertained members
y, wy C .To families informally for her
"f'n birthday u Ms
~. Miss :, Hopkins, head of the dramatic
n | no,, VI lhe high school, is entertaininS
4 puo.,0 %Ssoers Of the class with addition
''''' with a launch party today,
G5 hntgna Long and Miss EVELYN |
h,n ;o1S. o%1o..rqciors in the high school /
tone Of sSIi y. n2stesses last night at the
q a5on, oa sae former, issuing Invitations
henc,o'-,o So VINO were for the most part
|ibps v,s IN the same institution
|htos. Sere Sfe arranged amid rose docf,
IS1'' mis-. Emily Palmer secnriuS ~" tha
|thhtGy5'e favor. During the hours n
n W.., l3mpromptu program was giv'
|tM NJ %ane Bolinger gave vocal
.alina, urS, Donald Miles and Miss Cash
|lssep5, and Miss Laura Grant niopo
asweS several course collation.
Aihe urD '''' Long presiding at the
'Nop, a pretty setting Of Caro,vp
y snte,toi Mr and Mrs. Paul Han.
asas ot '',9ed med the members and bpS.
liursday o" "ls' Hauser's sewing club !
Ihye !; evening Five hundred was
led ga, g%g awards complimenting Nrs
ll5s prssoo soot and Paul Rasmussen ,
.Ate, i F'Vpt ~, We're; Mr. ana Mrs J.
sddcb n. Hlgln Mr.. and Mrs. L. p u
q NJ. DE and Mrs. Roy Byrd Mr. !
! I IN A'yro Hussev, Mr. snJ NJ IT, ,
,s,a'n, Mr. Ny'E' snS Mr., and Mrs. Paul Ras. !,
\, and NJ, and Mrs. Lloyd Stiffler. I,
n Roma n Joseph Bach, Mr., and >
''yj Hop.on, on,unter and Mr.. and Mrs II
ip,. r,
BsVS General and Mrs. George Ii
as,i,co 70 are leaving today for San e N
Petition " VISIT the Panama Pacific p
Fm. +,
~ vii 1Pd yio'in pupils of Miss Jov Il
I ID tGbo G o%G % Presented in public re-. II
MY, WssnuuaPel Of Willamette uni.
MI evening, June 9.
.l'al T,.s. !. Wallace, who went one, ar ar
'nd fsls,.go a.go to visit her dauRh. II
y sltil tSo tSauyes' ives is mot expected Sc
'o''er part Of June. is
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Corner High and Center, Y. r. Porter
minister D;l5 q, m, Bible school Dr.
II. C.. EpIcy, director; ll:0O q. m.. wor
ship and sermon, subject. "rhe Snb.
bath : 6'ij p. m, c. h., Ruth Hans.
bro, leoderj 13lj ?. M, stcrcopticon ser
mon
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Lone Oak Mission.

sabbath school at 9i3O. Mcctina in
Lr sne evening at 1886 also meetings ara
n'Id every Tuesday aud Friday even.
lng at $40, Opposite Fair Ground.
grocery You are welcome, Cbag
scarleS, superintendent, '
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Commons Mission

2il state street, Rev. W. j. Johnston.
the new pastor Of the Free NIethodisi
church, speaks Sunday at p. m. No
services Sunday evening Services Tues.
any, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday
at p NJ All welcome, j. D. Cook
superintendent.
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Associated Bible Students u b. .gAI

Regular weekly Bible study in upstairs
hall southwest corner High ana Ferry
streets, sunday morning o. ~ o'clock.
All Bible students welcome No collor.
ton. Phone G0s W.
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Regular gospel service in this han
Sunday May %, 1918, ~ $500 F.. m
Rev Carl H. Elliott, Of the Presbyterian
church viii speak A cordial invitation
is extended 10 an.
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First Bantist.

Morning sermon subject, ''The Min.
iSy lSSIry OF Dreams. " Evening sermon
Lies Most Beautiful Adventure
H. +. Marshall, pastor. '"
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SIMMONS, ,GERNANDT WEnn1Nn

Married, at the home Of the bride =
parents, Mr., and Mrs, A. c. Simmons
way 10, 1915, at so Clock n. M, Miss
Alpha Simmons to Walter Garnandt
~ Newport, Ore, The ceremony was
performed by Rev Father O O'Farell
and was witnessed by n few friends
ana relatives Of the bride and groom,
Immediately after which wedding
breakfast was served. The happy con-,
pile took the lO'iO train for their home
IN Newport, where the groom has busi.
ness interests The bride was the recin.
lent Of many valuable and useful pres.
ents.-Gerynis Star
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Franz y. Arenz, the eminent vocal
teacher Of New York and Mrs ArenA,
are located for the summer at their
Hood River home whore they pass
several months each year Mr.. Arenz
Is making plans for bis summer 5 WORK
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the afternoon was devoted 10 needle
work until the hostess, assisted NV Mrs
Dee Gholson served dainty c9feter.
Ia luncheon to the following guests,
Mrs, G. W. Putnam, Mrs. j. 4. Church.
Ill, Mrs, Amos Nass, Mrs. b. /. Stcycs
Mrs. Gholson Mrs DeLong. Mrs q
W. Sander Mrg ., $. East. Mrs En-.
dicott, Mrs, w. 4. Rutherford. md
Miss May Rutherford.
The public is cordially invited TO fine
graduating recital Of the school Of
music to be held in the First NJ. r.
church, Friday evening, NAV 2s
/ Three graduates in piano and one in
voice will receive diplomas Of grndua.
tlon. The program Of piano numbers
is as follow; List y 18th Rbopsodv
and the first movement of Beetbovon js .
Sonata, Op. 81, by Miss Lucille Kuptz
Chopin 8 Schcr2o in b flat minor and .
n Gondolcra by List, by Miss Louiso
Beaman, Lists nth Rhapsody apJ
his Au Bord d 'unc Source also tbe
Schulz. Eyler number on motifs by Jo.
ham Strauss, played by Miss Lena Dot
son. Miss Frances Dimick will sing
in Italian Noycrbccr's Cuvatina from
" Robert lc Diable;p o Don Fatalc,
from Verdi g "Don Carlos" and Mas.
sanet's "Eugy', with organ and yio.
lin.
Mrs Halle Parrish Hinges win .iro
at the Unitarian church sunday cycn' D
inc Nav tbirticth when tbo nroor,m J
for the sorigl service mcctin, y,,ti ~" ~"
in Keeping win Decoration Doy ouc j
~ her songs will be .iTbo grGrd "e t
Bupkor Ulv which sbo wiu atro w.. b
roape.t w." e''' "' d
,s /
woodland 5,rcin, nar,. a. ... Il
ln5o ,Lo ,,,,,s ~ S ,y, rwig - w con' II
~ ,'I L, % Wo ,,,is.n i,Jao 'a'n'aen's sar % FIX r
.u Wy '"' % ,'.' u.o ~ tne'' uIiH
rl vun" g,, anU" y . IN ~. nl'o,r Ils,U glrA
ne ',au'I i WI IT, ~, Js g''v" Nm neAt M'dnGs q
,u ~ ,o,ioms om, M n T., is.noJ moJ'e m hI' no a,
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:, shortly, including Kansas ex-
,gl arsrnor and his wife.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-22

Last Saturday afternoon as the
guest Of Miss Mary Hunt 1856 Cbemek
eta street, the scmedi club was de-
entertained Mrs S. ". In.
dicott and Mrs. S. s. East we're asked
as additional guests. In response 70
roll call quotations were given from
A domestic science dis
cussion followed and the remainder Of
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-22

Mrs Halle Parrish Hinges will sing
at the Unitarian church Sunday even
ing May thirticth when the program
for the social service meeting will be
in keeping with Decoration Day. One
Of her songs win be "Tbe Sword Of
Bunker HiIl' which she will give by
request
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PERSONALS

Mrs. Martha NJ. McCarty. accom-
panied by her sister, hrs. George
Edmiston, will return tomorrow from
Buckhannon, where she spent the
weekend with her paren-s. Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas w. Farnsworth.
Mr.. and Mrs. David b. Carper nave
returned from three-weeks stay at
Atlantic city.
Miss Elizabeth McCarty is visiting
relatives at Buckhannos.
Mrs. H. H. MOSS, who vs. spending
the summer months with her uaugh-
ter, Mrs. Charles B. Alexander, in her
country home at the country club, Is
visiting friends in Parkersburg q rev
days.
Mrs. Maybury Harrison spent the
weekend at the fishing camp at Oral
81. L. Price, of wheeling. is bus
mess visitor here.
o. ]. Prunty. of West Union. Is In
the city on business MISSION.
s. G.. Messer. of Sistersvflle, is a
visitor in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. d. Brookover, of
New MartinsviIle. are visitors in the
Judge II. n. willis. of New Mar
tinsyille, was visitor here Monday.
]. r. Doal, OF Parkersburg. Is
transacting business here.
Leo Hood is here from Fairmont
Mrs. F. M. Afternoon. of Denver,
Colo, is guett at the Waldo.
John c. Williams, OF Steubenvtlle.
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True THE PARSONS SOUDER5 CONfFAYY

O.. an official of the Phiiirps Sheet
and Tin Plate Company, is in the
city on business for the company.
Virgil L. Highland is attending
federal court at Elkins.
John II. Smallwood was here Mon
day from WiIsonburg.
d. w. McGeorge. of Washington,
Pa, is a visitor here.
]. r. Jones, chairman of the COM
mittee on arrangements for the out
ing and picnic Clarksburg Coun-
ell No. %, United Commercial
Travellers, will have next Saturday
AFTERNOON, has addressed the follow
ing important notice to members OF
the council and others:
Your outing and picnic committee
has found 1t advisable to change the
place of our outing. which will be
held at Union park, instead OF Nor
wood park, Saturday, July II.
The tickets mailed you with invita-
ton VIII be accepted by the street
car company as fare on the Clerks
burg, Grasselli and Bridgeport car
line, on this date only. Cars Will
leave the court house corner every
fifteen minutes. Go early and avoid
the rush.
Miss Merriam Clippinger, Of Lima,
TO-, is visiting her sister, Mrs. ]. Spears.
at 452 Lee street.
DR.. e. ]. Braun. OF Pittsburg. is VS.
iting his sister, Mrs. L. j. Rosenheld,
Of this CITY,
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West virginia Day Program.

The program of West Virginia
Day. July 21. beginning ut o'clocS
in the afternoon. at the Panama-Fa'
cific exposition in San Francisco
Calf, will be as follows:
Chairmon of the Dayton. Jonn
t. McGraw. vice chairman West VIZ
ginia Commission.
Overture by band-Southern Mel
odies.
president of the exposition.
Planting of state tree by the Hon
Vernon F.. johnson, speaker OF the
West Virginia House OF Delegates
and personal representative of COY
ernor Henry Drury Hatfield of West
Virginia.
Music by band-"America.
Presentation of box OF Tower jew
els to Hon. Vernon e. Johnsol. 1oi
Governor Henry Drury Hatfield OF
West Virginia.
Vocal isolo-cwest Virginia
Adelaide L. Philips.
Address-Hon. John T. McGraw.
Original poem-,.Mouutain Stnte
Medley" by the author, the Hon
Clyde B. Johnson. OF West Virginia
Address-Hon. James Rolph, Jr.
Mayor of San Francisco.
Addresses on behalf OF West VIE
ginia Shriners-Dr. John McConl-
hay. OF Charleston. and Hon. Wind
ham Stokes, of WEIGH.
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Mr. Shelel q Guest.


MARC ANToWN, July 12-Mrs'
William Foreman was pleasantly sur
prised Saturday evening when she re
turned from a call on friends to hno
a home full of gIests. Without her
knowledge they had been invited 10
united in the celebration OF Mrs.
soreman's thirty-second birthday.
After a delightful social evening,
seasonable refreshments that had
been provided by the host were
served. The guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. James Dent, DR.. and Mrs. Mel
son Michael, Mr.. and MIS-. Harry
Dent, DIR and Mrs George Rinehart,
of Cassyille; Mr.. and Mrs. George A.
Hiser, of North Morgantown; MI.
and Mrs. George Frum, Josephine,
Charles and Georgia Frum; Mrs.
Mary Reed, Mrs. Layton Frum and
son. Harrison, and daughter, Fran
ces: Miss Emma Shelel, Mrs. Nellie
Treyillian, Mrs. Emma Dent and
daughter, Sarah; Oliver Mcclure,
Robert Mcclure, Peter Shelel, of Mt.
Glare, brother of Mrs. Foreman:
Blanche, Mabel, Elizabeth and Willie
Foreman; Mrs. Bennett Mason and
daughter.
Several vocal numbers by Miss
Emma Dent, and DR.. and Mrs. Nelson
Michael with Miss Blanche Freeman
at the piano. were greatly enjoyed.
Mrs. Foreman received many pse-
full and valuable presents with the
good wishes of her friends for many
more happy birthdays.
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A CARD OF THANKS.

We extend our sincere thanks to
our friends and neighbors Tor their
blindness and sympathy In the sick
and death of our beloved daughter
and dear sister, Lucille. We feel the
gratitude we owe them Is greater
than words can express. We also
thank those who so bountffully fur
nished flowers; and we feel truly
thankful to the Rev. DR.. Taylor for
his kind and cosoling words IN
time OF our great grief.
{ MR.. & MRS. GEO. G. MCKINLEY.
MRS. s. r. BARTLETT
MCKINNEY.
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A. P. Hall, manager of the Ca
ienza, will take a large orchestra
from Clarksburg. The musicians will
arrive at the park before s o'clock.
They will first play concert and
then dancing will start and continue
until the last car
Mr.. Hall has just returned from a
visit to eastern cities and while away
secured all the late music and dane.
numbers. The orchestra has been
rehearsing the music and tonight for
the first time a number OF these new
selections will be played.
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Hrotberhood Announcement.

There will be no notification sent
out for the Brotherhood meeting
Thursday evening as the same is
being given sufficient prominence
through the press: therefore, mem
bers viii please consider the same
their notice. All are requested to
take their red books as Mr.. WEIGH
and Miss Straw will be there that
evening to assist in the singing.
The evenings entertainment will
start at 1890 o'clock and all members
of the Brotherhood are urged to go
and take a lady. Children over IL
will also be admitted, ii accom-
panied by their parents.
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Vocal quartet-"In West yir,
GINA" Constant Seigrist, EDWARD
Calaure, Fred w. Ruttencutter ano
benjamin f. Snyder. !.
Drill by Beni-Kedim Patrol OF
Shriners on lot adjoining West Viz
ginia building.
itors immediately following cere-
At night. at West Virginia build
ing. 9 to 1850 O'Clock. reception.
Ten-thirty, dancing.
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In New Home,

Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. Lee. formerly
Sof -Clarksbarg, have taken up their
residence at Shinnston. Mr.. Lee holds
a responsible position with bank at
shinnston. He was for several years
connected with the Union National
Bank of this city. Mrs. Lee, nee Miss
Hazel Boardman. was for several
years musical Instructor In the city
schools here. The Lee-Boardman
wedding was an event of June. The
many friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Lee
will be glad to learn that they have
take nup their home at Shinnston:
Sunday they were the guests OF
CIarksburg friends.
Dance Tonight.
Announcement is made that the
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On MUM ST., BsUeteeH
s.2Isd and 3rd
cHILDREN's DAY
Is FittingIy Celebrated In st. Marks
lutheran Church.

tChi1dren,s Day was fittingly Gale
DRAFTED at the evening srsy1ce m st.
Marks Lutheran church Sunday even
ing. The program rendered by the
little folk was very pleasing. The au-
ditoriurn OF the church was filled ana
all present thoroughly enjoyed me
evenings program. Ahe Rev. w. ~.
Heuser, pastor of the ,churcn, made q
splendid appeal for contribution to-
ward the upkeep of the orphans,
home at LOUISVILLE. Pa.
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business matters have been discussed,
the Rev E. B. Turner. pastor OF tn ,e
church, will tell of his recent vls ,..
to Ames. Ia, where he taught a daily
Bible class Of more than 10y MN mn
listers at the Rural Life Conterenee
~ the Iowa State University.
At the social session following the
business meeting. refreshments WIN
be served and a good time for every
one is assured.
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A1nrcnto club Meeting.

At 8 O'Clock this evening menu
bers of the Marcato Music Club will
meet in the home of MISS Cora At
Gibson. on Sixth street. A full at
tendance is desired, as business of
Importance will be planned and dis
cussed for the new year.
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Ceremonial Session.

A ceremonial meeting of the Pin
nickinnick Camp Fire G;ris was held
Monday afternosl In the home Of
Miss Bertha Bland, the guardian of
the chapter, and arrangements We're
planned in regard to holding the
camp are annual camping party
some time this month.
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OF INTEREST TO WOMEN
Removing Stains.

INHuEOV4hB
Precipitation stains can be moved
from white blouses If they are soaked
before washing in cold water to
which little carbonate of soda has
been added.
Cold tea put through 9 strainer
and mixed with white starch, creams
your curtains beautifully.
To remove grease spots from SILK
velvet or any delicate fabric. rub with
a little eucalyptus oil.
Wine stains on table linen can De
removed by holding the stained part
in boiling water for few minutes
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vas are entirely avoided.

WAS are entirely avoided.
To remove iron stains from mar
ble-Wet the spots with oil of vitrol
or oxalic acid diluted in alcohol OF
with lemon Juice. and after quarter
of an hour rub them dry with soft
linen cloth
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Donations Desired.

The Young Woman's Christ1an
Association just organized. desires
the donation of nuggets, library
table, a couch, pictures. chairs. and
small tables at once. Persons VINO
wish to give any OF these are re-
ouested to call Mrs. Frank L. Grove
S73-R Bell telephone.
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SERMON BIZ GOVERNOR.

Governor Martin Grove Brumbaugh,
of Pennsylvania, accompanied by his
stan, went to Meyersdale, Pa, Satur-
day as guests of Mr.. and Mrs. F. B.
MACK, of Holland Farm, and Sunday
the governor, who is an ordained min
lister OF the church, preached at the
Church of the Brethren in Meyersdale.
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Treatment az aOilcloth.

oilcloth ought never to be wet. but
merely rubbed with a flannel AID
polished with a brush of moderate
hardness exactly like mahogany Ia
BILE. and by this means the fading OF
the colors and the rotting of the can
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Macal,ees to Meet.

The Ladies of the Modern Macca-
bees will hold special meeting In
the Irwin building, corner of West
pike and Third streets. at O'Clock
tomorrow evening. All members are
urged to be present.
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Aeency foe -
New IdoA Enttarna.
100 White Wash
Skirts
$3.50 and $500
Special

For genuine merit these skirts.
brand new out of their boxes and
shown for first time tomorrow, would
be very hard to equal.
The one as ".$1 so special" is made
of rep, while those at So are OF gar
hardine and fine needle-rib Pique.
They are belted and a new treatment
of pockets. Sizes % to SO waist mea-
sure. Length SO to 43.
Almost like finding an extra dollar
bill in the pocket to buy one of these
skirts.
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Masnnic Reunion

Masons of Grafton plan for big
reunion to be held at Grafton park
late IL this month. The fraternity
iron, Ali lodges in the state will be
invited to send representatives.
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Nfont,Iv Rusiness Meeting.

Monthly Business Meeting.
The McClelland Bible class will
hold its monthly business meeting in
the First Presbyterian church at
1880 O'Clock Tuesday evening. and a
full attendance Is desired. After
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No n,ectinp This Month.

Owing to the absence from the
city of the president and the secretary
there will be no meeting OF the Har-
rison County Nurses Association this
month.
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Parsons Ouders
Czarksbur0, Non. July ~
oney Talks THE Crisp Old Adage Holds Wonderful True in

We said the other day that just much fun to put
$40 in the savings as to buy $1,000 bond
IT ia sinlv matter of feeling that you saved
thing and that you are putting by. For most of know
that earning money is easier than saving It,
Already more than times $40 have been saved by
people have bought carpets and china etc. at reduced
prices n this Rebuilding Sale
And more very has been saved by women MI
ing up their summer wardrobe.
i Sale ends with this weekend.
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Summer Blouses
o0O in Salient 81. O5

Very pretty brand-new things; in
EXQUISITE organdie and voiles; in nine
models: all sizes, "a to Al. Four mod
els, come in sizes 40 TO SO forextra
You'll be delighted with them and
the saving will pay for your coming.
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True Values
Social and Personal

welcomed. They sent
teiephoned editorial telephones:
Owing to limitations and press
runs items sometimes found
as a continuation OF this department
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Gut Glass.

Sparkling cut glass is admired by
all home makers and now that cut.
glass can be had at saving OF one
third. Enough to say the stock viii
not last long.
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Copper and Brass Goods.

Such as Charters, coffee machines,
Tea KETTLES, Trays, Vases, Statuary,
Jardineers and Smoking Sets at one
third off.
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1 500 Yards Drapel-ies
Extra. IOc Yard.

Unprecedented are thes splendid
Voiles and Scrims to sell, special at
1Oc yard Plain or fancy, in white
and Arab colors. Some have colored
figures to match walls and furniture.