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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-06
Women's Organizations.

At the regular business meeting Of
me missionary society Of Trinity
Methodist church Tuesday afternoon
IN the church parlors, officers for the
ensuing year will be elected.
Miss Hedwig Matthias, whose mar
rage to Maurice Schwartz will occur
early in the new year, was the guest of
nonor at a bridge party, given by Mrs.
A. Schwartz. Saturday afternoon in the
private dining room Of Heel Paso del
Norte. The rooms were decorated with
palms and ported flowers. Miss Becky
Merkin won the high score prize. Mrs.
David Cohn won the second prize. The
first prize in bunco was won by Miss
Lena Jacobs Mrs. Max Moye won the
prize for which the players cut. A
guest prize was given the guest of
honor Refreshments were served after
the games were concluded. Corsage
bouquets Of violets were the fsvors
for the guests.
An interesting meeting OF the Col
lege Woman's club was held Saturday
afternoon at the Fl Paso School for
Girls Miss Ora ". L. Slater was the
hostess. Mrs a p. Averill the preSi-
dent presided. Mrs. Charles A. RinkeI
gave an interesting report of the con-
vention of the Association OF COLLEGIATE
Alumnae, which met in Los Angeles
during the summer Mrs. Lewis X
Underhin spoke OF the various phases
OF the work being undertaken by the
college WOmen's clubs. The next meet
ing will be held on the second Satur-
day in January at the home of Mrs
Fred W Norton. At the conclusion
Of the meeting the hostess served tea.
The Sunday school class at the First
Presbyterian church. taught by Mrs.
Howard r. Durkee. met Saturday after
noon at the home of Mrs Durkee. on
North Campbell street. and dressed
dolls. These dolls viii be included in
the Christmas baskets which are every
year distributed among the poor by the
of the Philathea class OF the
church, taught by Mrs. Henry T. Bowie.
During the sewing a business meeting
was held and the class organized and
elected the following officers: Hiss
Helen DePeu. president; Miss Thelma
SpinelI, vice president. Miss Elizabeth
kaufman. secretary: Miss Helen De
Pew. treasurer. Refreshments were
served after the work and meeting
Among those present were Misses Helen
DePeu. Helen Depew. Thelma SpinelH,
Elizabeth kaufman. Ruth Dewey. Vir-
ginia Cooper Jennie Hull, Lila Sar-
orius and Ruth Walker.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-06
Dinners. Luncheons. Teas.

D. Rossman and his daughter, Miss
Dora Rossman, Of New York, spent the
week END in FL Paso on their way to
Los Angeles Mr.. Rossman was host
at an informal dinner Sunday night
in Hotel Paso del Norte at which his
guests were Misses Roseiee Bernstein,
Miss Dora Rossman and Lester Sarger
After dinner the guests formed a box
party at the performance at the FL
PasO theater.
Chris Fox was the guest of honor at
jolly stag dinner given Saturday
night by his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. C A
Fox at their home on North Campbell
street. in honor of his 18th birthday
anniversary. The rooms were deco
rated with the high school colcrs and
high school pennants. The central dec
Grafton Of the table was a small Christ
mas tree. Tiny Christmas trees. lit
with a single candle were on top Of
the nut boxes which were the favors.
The place cards were marked with quo
tauOns chara cterIs<ic OF each guest
The guests were some of the members
Of the football team of which Chris
Fox is captain, and were John W. Don
ohue. Robert Bryant, Albert Tatum,
Cooper Mckemy and the coach l.
Evans. After the dinner the boys at
tended the Viking club dance at the
West 4sleta Country club
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-06
Parties.

Miss Virginia L. Bean gave an infor-
NAL ehildren's party Saturday after
noon at her home on Golden Hill Ter
race. The rooms were decorated in
the Christmas idea. with red carna-
tons. red and green streamers and tin
sell Games Of various kinds enter
tanned the children. Miss Minna Ed
wards. Miss Gladys Primm and Law
renee Tobias won the prizes. Violin and
piano solos were played during the at
ternoon by the guests Refreshments
were enjoyed. The ice cream was
served in the form of flower pots, con-
tanning red carnations. Mrs. V. l.
Bean assisted her daughter in enter
tanning The guests were Misses Ma
ria ROmagny. Helen Youngherg, Gladys
Primm. AIinna Edwards, Dorothy Price
Connie May Tobias and the boys, Law
renee Tobias. George Harvey and John
Cooley.
Miss Mary Caples was the guest of
honor at delightful party given Sat
urday afternoon by Mrs J. c SCHUYLER.
at her home on Prospect avenue The
rooms were decorated in plan Of red
and white The lights we're covered
with red crepe paper and streamers OF
red and white were about. Red and
white carnations in bowls and vases
were about the rooms. The guests
were received by the hostess. Miss
Caples and her mother. Mrs William
Caples. The guests We're met at the
door by little Miss Saia Rena King
Refreshments were served in the dining
room. The table was OrIfamented with
a tall vase filled with red carnations
and ferns. surrounded by red candles in
crystal sticks 4 cluny lace cloth COW
cred the table. Mrs J.. D. Love and
Mrs. J. L Esslinger poured tea Assist
ing in serving were Misses Lillian
Kleinman. Mary Kelly. Blanche Roe.
Marion Calnan. Elizabeth Kelly. Anne
Magoffin, Tama O'Keeffe and Evelyn
Ellison. Among the guests were
Misses Mary Dewey. Ruth Dewey,
Katherine Foster. Katherin Earle.
Frances Earle. Ethel Crawford, Wini-
fred Woods. Josephine March. Nellie
Weber. Rosella Driscoll. Augusta Fab
renkamp. Jane Burgess, Mary Nafe.
Mabel Shea. Merle Dale. Nellie Smith,
Marion Young. Marion Howe. Lucille
Mayer. Lucille Mckee. Birdie krupp,
Katherine Dick. Kathryn TObin- Re
gina Carson. Elizabeth Johnson,
Blanche Fuller. Helen Stewart. kath-
crime Richards, Dorothy williams,
Evelyn ProxtOn. Margaret OConnor,
Helen Krauses Jean Krause, Carrie
Adams. Margaret Powers. Ruth Bryant.
Lillian Axiom. Margaret OConnor.
LOrig, Esther Rice. Ruby Roberts.
Sadie Ruth Aldridge, Mary Magoffin
Hazel Kinney, Lily Dales Verna Malone.
Anne Pitman. Elizabeth White. Dorothy
vollersten. Helen Reading. Marion
Moses. BCrnice Brick. Ida Krupp.
Louise Welsch. Evelyn White, Louise
Mary WaddlingtOn. Esme
Grouse. Mabel McAIullen. Katherine
Richards. Irene Robertson. Myra jack
son. Ruby Collier. Alice Jones. Eliza
beth Hawkins, Grace Hawkins. Patty
Ainss- Alethea. Spellman. Ruby Collier,
Clio Russell, Peter O'Keefe and Tama
O'Keeffe.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-06
SOCIETY DOLNGS
Cards.

Mr.. and Mrs A S. Howren entertained
the Friday Night Bridge club Friday
evening at their home in the Brazos
apartments Mrs. George Taylor and
Charles F. Mathews won the high score
prizes. Refreshments were served at
the completion of the games.
8liss Wilma Elliott entertained Saturday
afternoon with an Informal bridge party at
her home on Nevada street. There were
eight tables Of players The high score nrize
was won by Miss Hattie Mae Loretz Mrs.
7. J. Stafford won the second prize. The
consolation prize went 10 Mrs Donald Rath-
bun Refreshments were enjoyed at the
completion OF the games. Assisting the
hostess we're her mother. Mrs. J. d. Elliott
Mrs. Claude 3. Hudspeth and Miss Kate
StOlzer.
Mrs D. L Ray entertained with
bridge Saturday afternoon at her home
on san Diego street in honor of her
sister, Miss Grace Hutchinson, of Waco,
who viii be her guest through the win
ter After tAe games. a supper was
served and IN, the evening a number
Of young men came for an informal
little dance In playing bridge the first
prize was won by Miss Clara Fink Miss
Mary Weeks won the second prize. The
hostess was assisted in entertaining
by Mrs. Russell ROksShr. The guests
for the bridge party were Misses Isa-
belle Springer, Margaret Bryan, Clara
Pink, Grace tleck, Hilda SorensOn,
Mary Weeks, Anne Weeks, Karma
Deane, Georgina Martin. Emile Orms-
bee, Estele Berrien, Stella Brick, Bir-
die Hawkins. Rebecca Maetze, Mary
Lewis, Hattie Mae Loretz. Emily Kemp,
Marion Young. Greta Palmer. Ella
Jackson, Fora Coggin, Margaret Hines,
Beulah Brown, Mrs. Otto Armstrong
and Mrs Donald Rathbun. Among the
young men who came in the evening
were Messrs. c. L. Sirmans, II. ".
BrOwder, Juan Smith, Howard Merrill,
Fred Hardiker, julius Hermans. J. NJ.
Allen, Russell Beautel and c. J. Simp-.
son
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-06
About Ell Pasoans.

Little Martin Baker is i'll at Provi-
dence hospital
N. E Hard is i'll with the grip at
Providence hospital.
Miss Bess Harrison is i'll at her
/ home 371S Nations.
r H Dillon is slowly improving from
his illness at Hotel Dieu-
Mrs. C. A Smith is improving from
her illness at Hotel Dieu.
Mrs. F. Boyd is recuperating from
her illness at Hotel Dieu
NJ E OTman. who has been i'll at Ho-
I tel Dieu. is improving nicely
Mrs J. NJ Aguilar and baby daughter
are doing well at Hotel Dieu-
w A Robert is doing nicely at Hotel
Dieu. after a recent operation
Mrs }. b Matching Is doing well
after an operation at Hotel Dieu-
G. R Davey is recuperating from an
operation at Providence hospital
Mrs George Bush is rapidly improv-
ing from her illness AZ Hotel Dieu.
Mrs. D. W Clark is doing well a
Hotel Dieu. after a recent operation.
Miss V Mooney has returned to her
home, afteT an operation IN Hotel Dieu.
Mrs G. W Newman IS considerably
improved from her illness at Hotel
Mrs. E. f. Tabor. who has been i'll
for short time in Hotel Dieu. is doing
c. C Berault. who has been i'll for
brief time at Hotel Lieu, is much i'm
proved
MIS- II VI BlIuSltl- VINO was operated
upon recently at Hotel Dieu, is recover
ing satisfactorily.
Mrs D. A White is recovering nicely
at Hotel Dieu. where she has been i'll
for a short time
Mrs. L s. Glazer. who was recently
operated upon at Providence hospital.
is recovering nicely
Mrs. c. COrrell. who has been quite
i'll at Hotel Dieu. following an opera
ton. is much improved
J. Baird. who was operated upon re-
Gently at Hotel Dieu, has recuperated
sufficiently TO return to his home
Miss z. f Jarrett who was i'll with
the grip at Providence hospital, has re-
covered sufficiently TO return to her
home
DR.. J. J. Pearce is confiSed to his
home with the grip. Mrs Pesrce is
Just recovering from an attack OF
the same malady-
DR.. Carl Lee Smith. who has been
troubled with blood poisoning in his
hand and who was at Providence hos
pital for a short time. has recovered
sufficiently TO return TO his home in
the KnickerboclSer apartments.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-06
Weddings.

Miss Jennie Tyra and George y. Ash
ley We're quietly married by Rev. Ira
NJ Bryce, Saturday evening ats7:30
O'Clock al the home of Mr.. Bryce on
Sacramento street Mr.. and Mrs Ash
ley Will make their home in FL Paso
Miss Lena ButchOfsky and Her
man Keith were quietly married Sun
day afternoon at four o'clock by Rev.
T. c Williams, at the home of the
brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs. L n
Butchofsky The house was prertily
decorated in pink and white. The bride
was gowned in white crepe meteor with
chiffon over skirt and carried a bou-
Quet of brides roses Miss Jewell Deer
her bridesmaid, wore a lace dress over
pink satin and carried pink roses. Mr.
Keith was attended by the brides
brother. Leonard Butchofsky. Before
the. ceremony, Miss Kitty Burckell very
beautifully sang "A Perfect Day" Miss
Antonio Luettich played Mendelssohn's
wedding march Miss Butchofsky has
resided in Il Psso most of her life and
is a graduate Of the FL Paso high
school, class of 1914 Mr.. and Mrs
Keith left Immediately after the cere-
mony for Alabama on a honeymoon
trip They viii make their home in
Fl PasO after their return.
DR.. MOrfOrd has returned and resumed
practice, 31s Mills Bldg. Phi. s5.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-06
IMPORTS INCREASE 1926, 24G;
NOVEMBER SHOWS PROSPERITY

IMPORTS at the FL Paso custom
house jumped S295.z46 during the
Amonth of November. This is shown
by the total figures compiled at the
custom house for the past month com
pared to the totals for the month Of
October.
The increase is due to the great num-
her of cattle which have been shipped
through this port recently from north
ern Mexico. The exports show a de-
crease due TO the coal embargo which
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-06

itors developed when a man said to be
Harry Z Hall. Of Calabasas. Cal, was
struck by passenger train % miles
west OF here and killed.
His accident insurance policy hac
just lapsed according TO papers found
on his person. He is believed to have
fallen asleep after sitting down beside
the track to rest.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-06
.EI Pnsonns Amau.

Mrs. T. A. Bray is in Excelsior
Springs. No. for a short time.
Airs W. P. Hawkins. wife of officer
". p. Hawkins. left Saturday night for
AlamOre. Tex. TO care for q. ". Haw-
lSins, a ranchman. who was recently
badly injured in a fall from a horse II
is probable that Mrs. Hawkins viii
bring the injured man tC FL Paso for
treatment. if the train journey is not
90 severe
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-06

prevented large shipments Of coal 20
ing across from the American side
The transport Of Villas army into
Sonora also had an effect upon the
exports, the customs officials declare,
as. great quantities Of supplies were
formerly shipped through this port
The comparative table of figures for
the two months is.
Oct Nov.
Imports .S47s.I56 S771. 4O2
Exports -..--..- 1881 l7bslbU
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-06

The. Oratcrio Nativity viii be given
by the Music Department Of Woman's
club Wednesday afternoon at > o'clock
az the Christian church. Public invited.
Non members admission, 25c.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-06
WHY NOTf

At all times OF the year. not only at
Christmas time. you will find our goods
offered at closest possible prices And
all goods genuine. just what they are
represented 10 be.
Reach's Art shop
City National Bank Building.
Advertisement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-06

Magazine Subscriptions make ideal
Xmas gifts. Club rates at the FL Paso
Book Co Mills Bldg. Its Handy
advertisement.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-06
Out OF Town Visitors.

Mrs George S. Patton. jr., and chill
dren are here from Fort Riley for a
rev days stopping at Hotel Paso del
Norte- They will leave soon for Los
angeles, where Mrs. Patton will put
lne children in school and then refOin
Lieut.. Patton who is stationed at Sier-
IA Blanca with the eighth cavalry.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-06

Christmas Gifts at Feldman's- Safety
Auto StrOp, Durham
Duplex. Mark Cross, Gem and others
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-06

Warning.
Beware OF transients claiming 10
write magazine subscription at alleged
cheap rates: you can get Club Prices
from reliable FL Paso Agents-El Paso
Book Co, Mills Bldg. It's Handy
Advertisement
WHY NOT.
A dainty, hand embroidered japanese
silk kimono for your wife's Christmas
gife. We have a complete assortment
from which TO choose, prices the lowest
offered in FL Paso.
Beach's Art shop.
City National Bank Building.
Advertisement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-06
Warning.

Christmas Gifts at FeIdman's. Framed
Pictures. $50 up.-Advertisement.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-06

Christmas Gifts at Feldman's Ko-
daks and Cameras, $1.00 up.-Ady.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-06

SuperfIuous hair & moles removed.
Grace A. Benson, Dermatologist. Eol-
Ienbeck Hotel-Advertisem
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-06

Picture OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-06

Christmas Gifts at Feldman's. Flash
Lights-Electric Cooking Utensils
Advertisement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-06

DR.. MOrfOrd has returned and resumed
practice, 31S Mills Bldg. Phi. S5.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-06

Six Telephones.
Forty delivery boys and prompt,
courteous. attention. Use your phone
during the bad weather with our store.
Phones 2-Warnerss.-Ady.
Christmas Gifts at Feldman's. Foun-
tain Pens, Pocket Knives. Reyolvers,
Rifles and Shot Guns.-Advertisem
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MISAPPLICATION
OF EXEMPTIONS
UNDER FEDERAL ANTI-sARcoT.
&C Law NOTED BV Az
THoRfTtEs
Treasury Decision Holcs That Esenp.
uens Dc Net Apply 70 PSEUDO
Prescriptions

II has come TO the attention OF the
FEDERAL authorities that exemptions
under the anti narcotic law. REGARDING
preparations In remedies which do
rot contain more than a certain
amount OF narcotics have been applied
by some druggists and physicians TO
prescriptions. This should not BE-.
done. II was declared yesterday AZ the
once OF the deputy collector OF inter
nal revenue.
according TO Treasury decision No
-tfz. u IL ruled that the exemptions
f-EArdlng preparations and remedies
are held TO apply only 20 L. = phAr-
macopoeia standard preparations or
remedies prepared under private for
nuia. such as usually ara carried in
stock by druggists and dispensed with
out prescription. and not 10 pseudo
preparations or remedies prepared
and prescribed or sold on account OF
narcotic drugs contained therein
This IL interpreted TO mean that no
prescription containing narcotics.
however smafl In quantity. OF from
Whatever source. can be filled By drug
gists unless the physician has com
Piled with the regulations which re-
quire his signature. his registry num-
per and the patients name and ad
dress
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liyered by Rabbi Norris Iazaron. On
the subject. The Spirit Of the Pass
over This morning az 10: 30 o'clock
habbi Lazaron Will speak on the
F0ur cups. and this evening az 8
o'clock the Conversational seSar
service will be held az which two
hundred are expected 20 BE- present 10
rehearse the festival Of freedom
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On Friday evening Rabbi Tazaron
Will speak on the subject. The Spring
u influence on Religious Festival
Ancient and Modern on Sunda v
afternoon ~ four O'Clock ne viii
speak on Ten Modern Plaques. a
tation is extended 70 every one 10 AZ.
tend the services
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PASSOVER FEAST

The Passover services for the week
were opened in the EoR Street Temple
last evening with q short address de-
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COUNTY COURT.
Marriage Licenses.

George Cleis and GLADYS Harding.
both OF Pittsburgh. Pa
John Porter and Lena Bartoni. both
OF Cambridge. O.
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LOCAL ENGINEERS
GO TO CINCINNATI
MORE THAN A SCORE TRANS.
FERRED FROM WHEELING
OFFICE.
Assume Duties IN Queen City, April
First-All VIII Leave Early
This Week

More than a score Of attaches OF
the local corps OF United States army
engineers, who are in charge OF ONO
river improvement work. who have
been transferred from the Wheeling
onice TO Cincinnati. will leave within
The next few days. TO take up their
duties IN the Queen City. beginning
thursday. April ]. Among those who
have been transferred are engineers.
inspectors and clerks
The following are those VINO will
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Deed


J. ~ Merriman and wife 10 Ffie
May Smith. lot l22 in Springdale
Consideration $40.
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Deeds Of Trust
Two deeds OF trust were left for
record with the clerk OF the county
court yesterday.
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Administratrix Appointed.

Bertha Schrader was named admin
tstratriN for the estate of the late
Louis A. Schrader with bond fixed at
100000 Louis and Emma Schrader
were named as surety
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THE BEST HAMS
II you want one OF the best HAM -
Rscial1y cured for Easter. try Bohsnk's
Honey Cured High Grade Hama FOT
sale most sverywhsre.
mr-29-l =. sCHENK d SONS CO.
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BabIeS' Easter
Bonner and COQty

Bonner 0Hd COQty
From the department that understands babies
needs and mothers taste in baby things
COATS-Checks plain serges novelties and slks--the
styles varied-and just suited to little BOYS and
girls.
S1.9S, $3.50, $3.50 to $3.50
LONG COATS AND CAPES-In White made from cash
mere. crepella and silk. There nicely Of finish that
alone gives them better looks
$3.50, S2.9s, $3.9S up to Ss9S
SHORT WHITE COATS-size months TO wears cash
mere, erePella, silk bedford pique-with and with
out caPes-and in line Of styes-some are embroid-
cred.
$3.50, s1.ss, $3.50, $3.50 up to $3.50
STRAW MILLINERY of trimming and many shapes
studied effects for chubby faces
Good Broad ChOice-5Oc I'D TO SO 30
LINGERIE BONNETS- and dainty fabrics make an
uncommon show now-idea for fairy heads-avish in
flowerets ribbons
s1.3s, s1.0O, S1.9s up to 1925
BABIES WHITE CAPS-in many many types-every one
abeauty-danty from least finest
25e, soc, SOC, 75c up to 1915
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From the department that understands babies
needs and mothers taste in baby things
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Mauaolrun DEED

West Virginia American Mausoleum
company TO Anna McLain, crypts, 1.
? 3. :. >, s. in section l. Cosnidera-
tion &i.SOO
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SHORT WHITE COATS

$3.50, s1.9s, $3.50, $3.50 up to $3.50
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STRAW NIILI,INERY-wav of trimming and MAJ
studied effects for chubby faces
Good Broad ChOice-5Oc I'D
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STERLING HAT PINS-sso in gold and jet
25c To S1.OO Pair
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Novelty Hair Pins-Bracelet- Rings-ShOe y
Neck Bands with Observation-Disclosures
gerie Clasps, Etc
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DO->-NEio-snape ana dainty fabrics n
uncommon show now-deal for fairy heads
flowerets, ribbons
S1.39, SI.5O, 81. 9S I'm IN
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BABIES WHITE CAPS-in many many types-eyery one
abeauty-danty from least to finest
25e, soc, soc, 75c up to 1915
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EAR DROPS AND STUDS-pesrls, smoke pearl. JET cor
turquoise and topaz black and white, red. etc-g,
6lled and solid gold.
Poe TO $3.50 Pa
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mere. crepella and silk There is a nicely Of fnisi
alone gives them better looks
$3.50, S2.9S, 81. 9S I'D to S
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Thar LihIe Easter Gin

AUTY PINS-gold filled rhinestone and enameIed.
25e to $500 Pair
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ooAlS-Cheeks plain serges. novelties and slkS-the
styles are varied-and just to little bows and