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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-05-15
NADz1EJE WILsoNA.

Washington, Is maja. = Pre-
zydent Wilson, ktory wczoraj
wieczor odjeChai do Nowego Yof-
ku ma przeglad floty, wyrazh ma
dzieje, re Niemcy dadzs wkrotce
odpowiedz ma ostatnia note anne
rykanska i ze wzg1lsdu ma tragi-
czne rezultaty dziaialnosci nurow
przychyla sic do zadan Stanow.
Zjednoczonych.
Rad z tenn wiskszs ufnoscia
moze patrzec W przyszsose, IL cia-
gle nadchodza telegramy swiad-
czace o tenn, re caiy narod wiernie
stoi ,przy MIN i popiera 60. Guber-
nator Illinois Dunno wyrazn sic:
Prezydent jego doradcy dziaiali
z najwieksza ostroznoscia, stor--
muiowali jedynie zasadnicze "a
dania tel republiki co do obrony
jej praw zycia obywateli. Przez
note swego prezydenta przemowh
caiy nar6d amerykahski, ktory go
bedzie popierat j 1ojalnie stac
przy him.
Gubernator Stanu Michigan
Woodbridge N. Ferris Wyraza ta-
ka opinie; jestem najzupeiniej za-
|dowolony ! foty prezydenta do
Niemiec. Jest ona arcydzielem dy-
plomacyi zarazem dowodem SHY
gdyz jest pefna dyplomatycznego
taktu, a mimo to zredagowa1a z
Gala stanowczoscia. Zaznaczyl
nastepnie, ze zdaniem jego przyj-
die predzej czy pozniej do ger
wanna dyplomatycznych stosun-
kow z Niemcami ,ale cokolwiek
sic zdarzy, Stany zjednoczone be-
da mogiy bye dunno re swego
.prezydenta.
Kongresman Stone z Illinois u
waza note "a zupelne i stanowcze
zaznaczenie praw amerykanskich,
wyrazone W ten sposob, by ami
ME podburzyc opinii tutejszej ami
ME obrazic rzadu niemieckiego.
Nota ia moze bye rownoczesnie
wskaz6wka dla wszystkich wnnie-
szanych W wojne pahstw, ktoreby
chcialy ukr6cic nasze prawa.
Tel tresci pochwaiy i zapew--
nienia o lojalnosci calego narodu,
wyrazone przez najwybitniej-
szych jego przedstawicieli, mad
chodza I'll re wszystkich stron
Stan6w Zjednoczonych.
oPINIA KARDYNALA FAR
LEYA.
Buffalo, N. Y, 16 rnaja. = ]. E.
kardynai Farley, ktory przybyi tu
ma pogrzeb. X. Biskupa Coltona,
wyrazil sic W ten sposob: ,Nie
moge znalesc zadnego usprawie-
dliwienia dla zatopienia ,,Lusita-
nil. Nieszczesny ten wypadek ME
ma zadnego wytlomaczenia.. Po-
wstrzymywalem sic dotychczas z
wyrazeniem swojei opinii, gdyz u
SLIME staraiem sic znalezc jakies
usprawiedliwienie dla tego gwal-
tu, ale to mi sic ME udaio. Jego
potwornost przeraza mnie, gdyi
Jest to najwieksza tragedya, jaka
poznaiem w SVEN zyciu.
ia jestem neutralny. Ojciec sw.
dal caiemu Koscioiowi katolickie-
,mu przykiad neutralnosci ] my
"a MIN postepujemy. Zgadzam
sic najzupeiniej re stanowiskiem
prezydenta Wilsona. Narod ame-
rykahski godna podziwu lojal-
noscia zastosowai sic do jego zy-
czenia zachowania neutralnosci.
Me mysle, aby jakim inny narod
potrafii tax zapanowae mad soba
pod naciskiem podobnych okoli--
cznosci jak to uczynil narod a.
merykahski."
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S . = l E TY
Gantt-McRaa Wedding Is Ouiet Affair.

Gantt-McRaa Wedding
 Is Quiet Affair.". Ssss x
 In the presence Of relatives and intimate friends only, Nicholas Jor- dan Can't, Jr., and Miss Clara Me terdav afternoon, at the home Of the brides parents, Rev. and Mrs. James Thomas, at Little Rock. The cere- mony was solemnized by Rev. C. C.. Golden of Searcy.
 Miss Florence McRae of Hope softly played the wedding march from 'Lohengrin' as the fateful words were spoken bv Dr. Golden this being the only music. The bride presented a pretty picture in aler wedding gown of white satin. with a huge boquet of brides roses.
 4 nuptial luncheon was served the bridal party.
 After the ceremony. MT. and Mrs. to Florida. where they will spend several weeks. The brides traveling costume was of blue cloth. with hat to match.
 Mr. and Mrs. Can't will be at home 10 their friends after May 1o at Pine Bluff. and later will make a journey to California and other western points. to remain over quite an ex- tended period. Bride and groom are among the k2r known young people Of the entire state. Mr. Can't is one Of Pine Bluffs most talented and most successful young attorneys. and is personally very popular. He is state president of the Elks. and fcrmer exalted ruler of the Pine Fluff lodge of that order is Mason Of high degree, and is pGtentate of the Sahara Temple of Shriners of this city. The bride is the daughter of Rev. and Mrs. James Thomas and is personally known and much be- loved here and elsewhere in hrkan- sas. 5f~ Out of town guests in attendance at the wedding were MT. and Mrs. N. J. Can't, Sr., of Magnolia, Miss Anna Can't. Mrs. Mary Browning, MT. and Mrs. W..s.'. Coleman, all of Pine Bluff; Mr. and Mrs. T. c. Me Rae Mrs. H. F. Bemiss. Mrs. Carl ton McRae, all of Prescott; MT. and Mrs. James Buchanan and Miss Mabel Buchanan of Texarkana: Mir. and Mrs. John D. Barlow, Mr. and Mrs, K. G. McRae. Miss Evelyn Me Rae and Miss Florence McRae. all Of Hope
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PERSONALS.

Dick Knox has gone to Little Rock, to attend the music festival.
 E. M. Oudin went to Camden yester day on business.
 John M. Oracle of Little Rock was here yesterday on business.
 j. T. Lloyd left yesterday for a business trip to Kenosho, Wis.
 Walter Trulock, Jr., and Felix Smart, JI., will auto to Little Rock Friday for the state track meet. Hugh Fox. who has been seriously ill with la grippe for some days past. was reported last night as much im- proved.
 Prof. Carl McCammon, principal of the Texarkana, Ark, High school, is spending several lays here with rela- tives and friends, and will attend the state track meet at Little Rock Sat- urday.
 Gus Lain, commercial superintend- ent fer Arkansas for the Southwest ern Telephone & Telegraph company with headquarters at Little Rock, ar rived in Pine Bluff last evening an( will spend several days here on busi- ness.
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Enjoy Lawn Party As Rirthday Surprise.

Miss Martha Culpepper entertained a number of her friends Tuesday afternoon at lawn party at her home 1920 East Tenth avenue, in honor of her sister, Miss Maggie Gull pepper, whose birthday it was. Games were enjoyed until a late hour, when delicious refreshments were served, in the dining rom of the home, by Mrs. J. P. Culpepper, who was as sisted by Mrs. M. L. Culpepper.
 Those present were Misses Lillian Farrier, Sibyl Redmon, Florence Thain, Edna Thain, Lena May Huff, Allie Belle Boggs, Lily Merriam, Nell lie Cogwell, Gladys Cogwell, Maggie Culpepper, Maud Mooney, Martha Culpepper, Messrs. Jack Sandford, Wiley Albright, Hobart Young, Wiley Chadrick, Fred Young, Ray mond Young, Coy Burns, Oscar Holz- hauer, Lester Redmon, Fred Gardner. Lowery Gardner, Henry Culpepper Ben Setzer, Jewell Culpepper,/ Joe Culpepper, B. Culpepper, MT. and Mrs. Frank Guest, Mir. and Mrs. D. O. Henigan, Mrs. J. D. Young, Mrs. J. r. Lucas, Mrs. Futile, Mrs. J. w. Merriam, Mrs. 'M. l.. Culpepper and MT. and Mrs. J. B. Culpepper.
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foods. while in the case of the poor homes, the mothers do not know and do not care enough about feod to prepare those which make for strong bodies. active minds and good morals She made q strong plea for the school boy and gilr especially as re lates to their food and said many mothers thought the main thing was to fill the children rather than to feed them.
 large Hall Filled.
 The large auditorium of the Shrin CTS temple was literally packed yes terday afternoon with Pine Bluff housewives, keenly interested in the domestic science problem and eager to learn from Mrs. Vaughn whose ex- perience and study of dietetics and home economy enable her to give practical instruction as to how tc provide the m1sy nOurishment at the least cost, tue least trouble and the least labor. Regret is general that The Graphic's home economies course by Mrs. Vaughn is to close today, fo1 the attendance has increased at each session.
 It is doubtless entirely true. as one lady said yesterday, that "There arc hundreds and hundreds of women in Pine Bluff who could learn iron Mrs. Vaughn how to get along witt less money and less work and if the, all realized the opportunity that i. offered, there isn't building " town large enough to hold the crowd. that would assemble"
 School Closes Today.
 This is Mrs. Vaughn's last day ir Pine Bluff, and there will doubtless be large crowd at the Shriners temple to see and hear her this morn. ing at 9 o'clock.
 A pleasant social spirit prevails al each session of The Graphic's Homo Economies school. There is great deal of good natured rivalry eacf afternoon over the awarding of the beautiful cakes Mrs. Vaughn is pre- scouting as souvenirs of the school.
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Mrs. j. : Pertue ol 509 West Sixth avenue, won the cake at the cooking school yesterday. and sacks of flour were won by Mrs. Clifford Reeves oG S17 Walnut street and Mrs J ", Bishop eff 314 West Fourteenth avenue.
 The cakes awarded al the cooking school Tresday we're won by Mrs. T S. James. ci Sixth and Cherry street. and Mrs. w. E. Greenfield, of 12o2 West Fifth avenue. Sacks Of flour werc won Tuesday by Mrs Maud Baum, of 917 West Fi:lh avenue; Mrs. Leo C. Peek Of So. West Third avenue; and Miss Ada Balm of 1909 Pine street.
 Although the doors at Shriners' temple will be open by 9 o'clock this morning. and the demonstration and lecture will start promptly, tho ladies are being especially urged to h" pr sent not later than 9:45 o'clock There will be many vaiu- able hints given by Mrs Vaughn. and those who are late in arriving will miss some of the good things
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CT Ill West Barraque street, Rabbi Joseph Jasin officiating.
 formal announcement of the an preaching nuptials of the popular young couple had been made some flme ago,and the ceremony was to nave been said this forenoon. All ar fan&ements therefor had been complet- ed, Dut conference between bride and groom last evening brought about a hurried change in plans, to the end that their scores of friends might be surprised and circumvented. and the declslon was reached to be married early this morning. and to depart on the l o'clock Cotton Belt train this morning, for the brief wedding tour. Than the bride, there is no more popular member of the younger ranks of Jewish society in Pine Bluff, and the same might be said of the groom. Miss Joseph is niece of Mrs. Eisenkramer and is widely known and much thought of. Mir. Strauss is one of the city's rising and progressive young business men, and numbers his personal friends in the hundreds.
 In advance of the ceremony, Mr. Strauss and his bride have been hon. ored by a number of social affairs, among them a family dinner party Sunday by Mr. and Mrs. Alex Strauss at their home in West Fourth avenue, and family dinner party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. D. l.. Franklin last evening" MT. and Mrs. Strauss will visit Memphis and other cities on their bridal trip, and are expected to return in about ten days, to make their home in Pine Bluff.
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Marino-Dellmon Nupfia1s IM St. JOSeph's Church.

Noddo J. Marine and Miss Bertha pellmon were married at 1 30 o'clock yesterday afternoon at St. JOseph's s Catholic churah. in the presence of large number of relatives and Trends, Rev. Father James Norton olllclated at the ceremony.
 The bride was handsomely attired Tn silk poplin wedding gown of putty color, with accessories to mach, and carried a boquet of white Killarney roses. She was attended by Miss Stella Matz, who wore a gown of grey and pink crepe meteor a'iI who carried boquet of pink "A fNIlarney roses. The groom had 'lyde McAleXander as his best man. Alter the ceremony, Mr. and Mrs. a, M9rlno left for Hot Springs, for a snort stay. and upon their return VIII be at home to their friends at dlo West Sixth avenue. Bride and s.oom are both we'll known and very popular in Pine Bluff. Miss Dellmon IS 'he daughter of MT. and Mrs. liar " U. Clayton. and was a member of tue 1909 graduating class of An annexation academy. She has lived in ,Ine ,1 Bluff many years, as also has th ,u'' Marlno, who is connected with 1n 1no wholesale department of the 'S"'c Dreyfus company here.
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TWENTY METHODIST
 BISHOPS ASSEMBLE
Expected Number Will Reach B by Today at Semi.Annual Confer.
 ence in Des MOines.

Des Moines, Ia., April 2S.-Twenty Methodist bishops. representing sec tions of the United States, China and South America, were present at the opening session here today of the semi-annual conference of the heads of that church. The conference will close next Monday. Those represent ing China and South America are Jas. w. Bashford and Homer S. stuntz It was expected 35 bishops would be in attendance by tomorrow. The churchmen will name dates and places and assign bishops for the conferences to be held this fall throughout the world.
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will give lesson on pastry making today.
 Her lecture course has been logic ally arranged, and each lecture and cookery lesson calls forth additional praise. On Monday she emphasized the need of high ideals in the home. On Tuesday she showed how great wealth is not necessary to maintain ing these ideals. Yesterday she taught forcefully and conclusively that food has much to do with home happiness. She said: "A person is as good as his food and cannot rise above it. The study Of foods is more elevating and is as important as the study of fashions, The building of menus of pleasing variety at a minimum of cost is found to afford icy in more ways than one. " Mrs. Vaughn believes that all de- genera ates come from the homes of the very ri2h or the homes of the very poor, because the children of the rich are pampered to self indulg- ence and are hampered by too rich
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FiN0RITE VATGHN RECEIPTS

POTATO SALAD Rub salad bowl with eloVe of garlic Mix ? cupfuls cold boiled potatoes cut in cubes.
 One small young onion cut in slices.
 one=half eupful celery-eut in small cubes
 One-fourth eupful nut meats.
 Toss together with boiled dressing or French dressing and sprinkle with sliced hcetS. Serve on lettuce leaf.
 RICE CROQUETTES - Onc-half cupful rec. washed and steamed. When cold add:
 On" spoonful Il cited crisco.
 Thfee~ionrth cupful grated cheese.
 Sal to taste
 One egg beaten very light.
 Form into eroqueites, roll in flour. and submerge i'll deep crisco he4ted until a crumb of bread will turn a golden brown in 40 seconds.
 OYSTER FRlTTERS-One cupful ficur, IT teasrQonfuf salt, 2-3 cupful milk or water, eggs, 1 tablespoon tul criseo Mix salt and flour Add milk gradually. beaten volks, then milk gradually, bsatcnyolks. then whites. Fry as directed for fritters.
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PSYCHOLOGICAL.
William Piikingtou,

William Pilkington, for very many years a resident Of Pine Bluff. died about 4:30 o'clock yesterday morn ing. at his home, 102 North Ash street, after an illness extending over the past several months.
 Mir. Pilkiagton was 1T years of age. and a native of Kentucky He is sur vived by his widow, two sons, Rob- ert Pilkington and William pllk,ng- ton, Jr.. one daughter, Miss Marie Pilkington, a brother, J. H. Pilking- ton, and sister, Mrs. J. D. Cherry
 The funeral will be held at 2
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Shoots Husband.

Little Rock. April William Page, former city fireman, was shot through the neck this morning by his wife. She says he attacked her with razor. Mrs. Page was re- leased on bond of $1,OOO, furnished by Fred Garrett, deputy circuit clerk, relative. Page is held in default Of bond for $1,000.
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Germans BOmbard Nancy

Paris. April 2S.-A dispatch from Nancy to the Temps says that a Ger man aeroplane, flying at great height. dropped three bombs on the central quarters of the town. Three persons were killed and six danger ously wounded. French aeroplanes arose, but the Germans escaped
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UP.TO.DATE MILLINERY

We want to reblock and trim your like a new one, and your best friend will fail to recognize it. The ex pense will be So small as to amaze you. Come and see us about it. Hours 1 to 8 p. m. telephone 2053. Mrs. Nell Kirchgraber, 1405 South Main street. If
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Give our economlcai laundry serv- Ice one thorough trial. and you'll decide to let us do your washinR regularly. American Excelaior Laun- drv Co W
 Don't p,,t up with unsatisfactory. Snreliahle washerwomen service. Our hundrv will do your washing in | manner that will please you. Ameri- eau Excelsior Laundry Co. W
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K. and l.. of Honor
 Enjoy Social Session.

EuJOf SVCleA JSCSslVhs
 A delightful social session was en- joyed by tie Knights and Ladies oi Honor at Fraternity hall last even- ing, tl::tt,--e being a large attendance of the members and friends of the organization. Music and refresh ments were enjoyed.
 s. A. Miller, protector; c. c. Will son. vice-crotector; Dr. J. F. Crump, medical examiner; and Mrs. Ida Wal lis, secretary, were among the off, ficers of the lodge to assist in mak- ing the evenings entertainment a most pleasant affair.
 Mrs. GNs Lain of Little Rock is the guest for several dats of Mrs. w. M Taylor.
 Mrs. V. D. webb is convalescent following a recent operation at the Davis hospital.
 w. T. Seawell Jr., is seriously ill at the home of his parents, in West Second avenue. Mrs. Charles N. Lyons of Pittshurg, Kansas. is visiting her brother, 0. D. Smith, in Chestnut street.
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Mrs. Elizabeth Miller of Jonesboro is expected today, to visit several days with MT. and Mrs. E. P. Osborne The Ssterhood of St. Martha will meet with Mrs. Claude Payne, 14OS East Sixth avenue, Thursday after noon at 2:3O o'clock. The City Bea,riful club will meet at 10 o'clock this forenoon at the Hotel Jefferson and all the members are being urged to attend.
 Mr. and Mrs w. C. Cahoon, who have been making their home at Shreveport, La. the past several months, are back in Pine Bluff again.
 MT. and Mrs. Russell Hollis and sons left yesterday afternoon for St. Louis, called there by the death yes terday forenoon of Mrs. Hollis brother, Alex Snodgrass.
 -T-
 Among those who will go to Little Rock to attend the track meet Satur- day are Mrs. G. H. Martin, Mrs. Bart Eddins, Miss Josephine Martin and Miss Mary Corinne Smart
 Miss Lillian Carter of Stuttgart is the guest of MT. and Mrs. Harry D. Clayton for few days, having come to the city to be in attendance at the Marino-DellmOn wedding.
 Miss Willie Hooker left yesterday for Fort Worth, Texas, to visit friends and relatives a while, before proceeding to Missouri and Kansas points, where she will spend the sum- mer.
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BIRTHS.

Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Howe, yesterdx3, at their home, 1909 West Pullen Street, a boy
 Born, to MT. and Mrs. c. J. Keller. yesterday, at their home, Elm and Twenty-second avenue, 9-pound boy.
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SSlra"ss-Joseph Wedding surprise to Friends.

;,t' Mlth relatives and only a very few n,'llla'e non1 friends present to witness the reltmony. Alex Strauss and Miss as, aullhe Joseph were married shortly %,'er hns midnight this morning, at the t'o'le or MT. and Mrs. Max Eisenkram-
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Program for Thursday Morning

# Y 7 F ' v #
 Program for Thursday Morning *
 # Subject: * "Bread and Neat Menu: * Round Steak in Cooker Spaghetti * Combination Salad * French pressing Pastry * Emily's White Cake Supreme Filling * * * *
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MESSALINE SKIRTS

One lot of Messaline Skirts in all colors, some with elastic waist line. A very excellent garment. Special, Q1 co
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Women who are inter- ested in making good pastry. and men who like good pie, and surely that includes every man in Pine Bluff, will welcome the announce
 ment that Mrs. Vaughn
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crop Mortgages, and other legal blanks for sale by Adams Printing Company. If
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o'clock this afternoon, with the fol- lowing friends serving as pall- bearers: ThO 0 Wolicrmann J. A.
 Clements, Greed Caldwell, Louis Cheek George Shelby and ]. ]. Hope.
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Mrs. J. W. Foster has as guests Mesdames Johnson and Chitwood of Pine Bluff.-Little Rock Gazette.
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Peter p, Van V[ppi.

Memphis, April 2S.-Peter P. Van Meet, Memphis wealthiest citizen, died carly today at his home here. MT. Van Vleet, who WIS 66 years of age, had been in ill health for sev- cral years. Nervous and physical breakdowns recently are said to have been directly the cause of his death.
 Besides being president Of tha Van Nleet- Mansfield Drug company, which is the second largest firm of it's kind in this country Mir. Van Nleet was director Of the Bank of Commerce and Trust company. ' Funeral services will be held We'd |nesday, after which the body will be forwarded to Sf. Louis, where it will be cremated The ashes will be re- turned to Memphis and kept in the family vault. MT. Van Vleet is sur vived by his widow and three chii- drcn
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STUDY IF FOODS MORE ELEVATlNG AND
 IMPORTANT THAN STUDY IF FASHI0NS
Mrs Kate Vaughn So Declares to Large Audience of
 Ladies at Graphic's Cooking School.
SHE BELIEVES CONCENTRATES RESULT
 FROM LACK OF PROPER NOURISHMENT

Bread and Meat' Will Be the Topic at Today's Ses sion, Which Will Begin at 9 O'clock This Morning.
 Regret General at Closing of School Today.
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Mrs. Drew White is at Little Rock visiting Mrs. J. Kirkwood Tunnah, and attending the music festival.
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WAISTS

One lot of Waists made of Lace Cloth, Jap Silk, Crepe, Lingerie Cloth, etc. All made over good mod sach s's: Special 98c
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Mrs. Elizabeth Miller of Jonesboro Is expected today, to visit several days with MT. and Mrs. E. P. Osborne
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BRASSIERES

One lot of Brassieres just received and are now sa st, sa's eaeh ---t t9c CHILDREN'S DRESSES
 100 Children's Dresses, made of Percale, Gingham, Chambray, etc. All made over good models. All sizes and styles. Regular SoT' si,Se yslass' sacS 99c
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TRIMMED HATS

One lot of Trimmed Hats in all the latest styles and colors. These sold for $7.50 co 06 each. Now ---YOsOV
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The Sisterhood of St. Martha wi.l meet with Mrs. Claude Payne, 14OS East Sixth avenue, Thursday after noon at 2:30 o'clock.
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WHITE OWT, HEADS

The latest Millinery NOvelty-We just received a large shipment of these and they are indeed beau tiful. Special @t 0k today only, each 1sZO
The Jasper news., 1915-11-18
LOCAL NEWS.
Pitts the Paint Man.

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We cell onoI sh,.c JacLson
Bros, Jasper 5 great Est store.
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The Jasper news., 1915-11-18

The News will take your sub
scriptions for the daily papers.
When you use Illinois coal vou
burn all you haul. --Schooler Ele
Vator. -
See the movies at the opera
house Wednesday and Saturday
nights.
The llinoy Heater--the best all
around heating stove on the mar
ket. See them at Sharp'S hard.
ware store.
White Loaf and Pyramid fEnur
the worlds best. Try Il sack and
you will use no other,-.fackson
Bros, Jasper'sSg greatest store
We have just received a part of
a car of the best mixed feed and
will make special low prices on SOC
and 1000 pound lots. See us be.
fore you buy. Jackson Bros, Jas
per's greatest store.