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Fw Indigestion. dyspepsia, heart.
IN belching. sour stomach. etc.
~ : teaspoonful Of Bisurafcd
Auesia after eating to neutrsiize
y excess acid which II the cause
= nearly every stomach disorder
imnedists relief; pleasant. mex.
,easive; II all druggists every
WAN, IN either powder or tablet
;orn.
Anrsfsd Magn.sia. Nc. "a z tssn 81.
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alvR BATTALION

VANCOUVER. D. C.. July T.
1T prominent Vancouver bust
- n<n subscribed $1,000 each
MIN a hour yesterday for ma
3hs guns 10 n out q new battalion
- eity ID forming.
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"S0USED," FALLS IN
BAY;LANDS IN JAIL
Ding ling -llnlel
IDi"
49, l. a.

Man drowning"
II was Henry Otis. sol Railroad
av.. on the phone at midnight They
rushed the patrol wagon to the
water front and found John Doe
floundering helplessly. They fished
him out He In at the city hospital
in an unspeakable condition.
Got soused and fell In the
drink" said the desk sergeant Mt
police headquarters.
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Face Creams and
Lotions

SOC Ponds Extract Vanishing
Cream. 20c.
Cream Eloaya, q vanishing cream,
45c.
$50 Daggett & Ramsdell's Perfect
Cold Cream, 23c.
SOC Kinds Honey and Almond
Cream, 29c.
SOC Ingram's Milkwced Cream.
29c.
Soc Daggett & Ramsdell's Perfect
Cold Cream. Zoe.
SOC French Benxoin and Almond
Lotion. 29c.
2sc Ponds Cold or Vanishing
Cream. lac.
SlO Migrants Milkwced Cream
SOC.
25c Sanitol Face Cream. lac.
$50 Daggett & Ramsdell's Perfect
Cold Cream. SOC.
25c Williams Cold Cream, in
tubes. 15c.
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new FORT PLANNED

PORT ANGELES. July 7--sites
for a new fort at some point on the
northern Olympic pensinula are be
ing inspected, It is learned. with the
arrival here OF several army men.
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Specials in Brushes

cial. Sc.
Csc HAND SCRUB
BRUSHES t5e
With backs of real ebony
or other rare woods. small or
large sizes. in many shapes.
Special. 15c.
soc HAIR BRUSHES 2ec
Solid-back Brushes. with a
good quality OF drawn bris.
ties. special 29c.
HAIR BRUSHES asc
Extra stiff bristle brushes
In several styles. with backs
OF real ebony and other fine
woods; values up TO sl.25.
Very special, tSe.
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Manicure Accessories

35c Nail Files, 1Sc.
25c Lustritc Nail Enamel. 13c.
SOC Ebony Nail Buffers. with re-
movable channels, 29c.
l5c Manicure Sets. five pieces, in
Guiding file, orange stick and 3
emery boards, Toe.
25e Nail Polishes. Marvellous. etc,
1Oc.
loo Ivy Emery Boards. dozen in
package, &c.
lsc Nail Files, many sizes and
styles, 1Oc.
l0c Orangcwood Sticks, many
sizes. per dozen, Sc.
Steel Manicure Scissors, white en-
amel handles, 25c.
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Hair Tonic and
Shampoos

SOC Pinaud's Eau dc Quinine, 29c.
2sc Saniiol Olive Oil Liquid Sham
poo, 15c.
$lo0 Newbro's Herpicide Hair
Tonic. soc.
SOC Canthrox. popular shampoo,
29c.
Sloo Pinaud's Eau dc Quinine Hair
Tonic. Csc.
SOC Ncwbro's Herpicide Hair Tonic.
zoe.
Mrs. Leyden's Celebrated Hair
Tonic, plcases every user, S1.OO.
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Trial Of Robert RosenthaiI, &C.
cused OF being a naval spy. opened
Ia London Tuesday.
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$500 HAIR BRUSHES soc
Excellent quality bristles.
set in rubber cushions; sew
eral different backs.
i5c AND zoe TOOTH
BRUSHES Toe
Imported Brushes, with
transparent handles, stiff or
medium bristles. special Zoe.
use TOOTH BRUSHES t5o
Prophylacuc model, with
best quality transparent han
dies: also bone handles. Spe-
cial, 15c.
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Miscellaneous

Williams Shaving Soap, cakes
for Csc.
Peroxide OF Hydrogen, X-pound
bottle, Sc.
Peroxide of Hydrogen, full pound
bottle. 13c.
A Soc box French Soap. 29c.
Prophylactic Tooth Brushes, 1Sc.
25c Scented Bags, 1Sc.
Sl.oo Pullman Aprons, 69c.
25c Bath Caps, 1Sc.
SOC Rubber Gloves. sizes IA to 10,
23t.
Sanitary Napkins, dozen 23c.
SOC Keepclean Hair Brushes, Soc.
25c Mentholatum, relieves inflam- /
nation. 13c.
35c Witch Hazel, full pint bottles. |
1Sc.
25c Medicated Absorbent Cotton,
half-pound sealed packages. 15c.
3sc Medicated Cotton, one-pound
sealed packages. Zoe.
Sample size Oriental Cream, 1Oc.
25c Mum. a pleasing deodorant,
lac.
25c Purola Sea Salt. S-pound bags,
15c.
35c Bauer & Blacks Absorbent
Cotton, pound rolls, 29c.
35c Pinaud's Brilliantine, 24c.
25c Bathasweet, for pertaining the
bath, 15c.
SOC "47ll" Bath Salts, 39c.
25c Williams Shaving Stick or
Cream, 1Sc.
25c Eversweet. for the bath, Ice.
60c Travelling Cases, a waterproof
cretonne roll-up, 35c.
l5c Face Chamois, in antiseptic
package, 1Oc.
sc Absorbent Cotton. iull pound |
hospital size roll, 16c.
25c Spiro Powder. good dcodor-
ant, 16c.
SOC Nonspi, prevents perspiration,
sec.
25c Amolin, an antiseptic deodor-
ant, 17c.
SOC Mascara. for darkening the
lashes. 33c.
Sl00 Crown Bathadora. violet or
crab apple, 60c.
l5c Witch Hazel, best quality,
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Toilet Soaps

loc Palmolive Soap. 4 cakes 23c.
Zoe Jergen's Bath Tablets, Violet.
etc. 4 for Csc.
lse All" White Rose Glycerine
Soap, 1Oc.
loc Physicians and Surgeons
Soap, &c.
2se Cu,icura Soap, one OF the best,
1Sc.
loc Armour's Venetian Bath Tab
lets. 4 for Csc.
l5c "47ll" White Rose Liquid
GIyeerine Soap. DC.
25e Woodbury's Facial Soap. 15c.
2Se Packers Tar Soap, the ideal
shampoo. 15c.
Toe Armour's Stork CASTLE Soap. I
for Csc.
Pears Unsccnted Glycerine Soap.
DC.
loc Jergens' Glycerine Bath Tab
lets. Sc.
Toe Jergcns' Violet Glycerine Soap.
for Csc.
l5c Williams Jersey Cream Soap.
1Oc.
loc Williams Cold Cream Soap.
&c.
l5c Armour's Certified Witch
Hazel Soap. Zoe.
Carmel CASTLE Soap. &c.
Zoe Kinks Juvenile Soap, &c.
Armour's Bath Soap. 7 for Csc.
SOC Toilet Soaps. 29c.
15c Palmer's Bath Soap. box 19c.
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SOC Ponds Extract Cold Cream,
29c.
25e Holmes fragrant Frostilla,
13c.
SOC DIR Berry's Freckle Ointment.
Csc.
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Talcum Powders

25c Jess Taloum Powder, American
Arbutus odor. 1Sc.
5oc Mary Garden Talcum Powder,
35c.
lSc Williams Talcum Powder. La
Tosca, Rose. Violet, etc, 1Oc.
lSc Roman Taloum Powder, Lilac,
etc. &c.
25c Medicated Taleum Powder,
pound size. 14c.
l5c Squibbs' Taleum Powder. Vio-
let. Borated, etc, &c.
Colgate's Taloum Powder, Eclat,
Dactylis. etc. 15c.
i5c Mennen's Talcum Powder. sew
eral doors. 1Oc.
25c Lehn & Fink's Rivers Talcum
Powder. 1Sc.
l5e Babcoek's Coylopsis Taleum
Powder. 1Oc.
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Dentifrices

Colgate's Dental Cream. zoe.
25c Euthymol Tooth Paste, 13c.
Soc Pebeco Tooth Paste, 29c.
2Sc Kolynos Tooth Paste. 13c.
SOC Glyco-Thymoline, Mouth Wash,
SIC.
25c Sanitol Tooth Paste, or Powder,
Soc Sanitol Liquid Dcntrifice,
zoe.
25c DR. Lyons Tooth Powder,
13c.
SOC Lavoris, a liquid mouth wash.
29c.
25c Revelation Tooth Powder, 17c.
25c Glyco-Thymoline Mouth Wash,
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l21lc Bourjois Almond Cream
Soap, 90.
85e Cont CASTLE Soap, bar Of about
4 pounds, SOC.
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Toilet Waters and
Perfumes

Up to 75c Perfumes, 23c.
Sl75 Perfumes, ounce Csc.
Piver's Vegetal, Azurca. Safranor,
lie TREBLE. Floramye, soc.
Piver's Toilet Water. all odors.
$1.23.
Pinaud's Vegetal, Lilac and Violet,
49c.
7sc Piver's Azurea. lie TREBLE and
Floramye Perfumes. ounce SOC.
60c "47ll" Eau dc Cologne, 49c.
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< NE of the largest and most de.

NNE of the largest and most de-
 lightful dances of the late sum
 mer season took place last evening at the Country club and the charming hostess upon this occasion vas Miss Katherine Mccormack the at tractive daughter of MT. and Mrs George B. Mccormack. This happy event was given to introduce Miss Me- Cormacks guest, Miss Addie Small of Macon, Ga
 The club was ablaze with lights and dancing was enjoyed by about 15O young folks. Punch and other light re- treatments were served during the evening.
 The girls invitation list follows: Miss Addie Shaw, Miss Willie Mae Brandon, Miss Lucy Smith, Miss Marguerite Lewis Miss Elizabeth Davis, Miss Mar garet Davis, Miss Gillian Goodall, Miss Orlean Perkins, Miss Elizabeth Wilker- son, Miss Dins Wilkinson, Miss Mar guerite Wilkinson, Miss Leonora Has singer, Miss Virginia Hassinger, Miss Mildred Kettig, Miss Harriet Forbes, Miss Katherine Ledbetter, Miss Julia Shackleford, Miss Kitty Sibley, Miss Mildred Badham, Miss Margaret Nell son, Miss Elizabeth wyman. Miss Katt :
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SOCIETY IN
 GREATER BIRMINGHAM

I Mrs. Charles Looney and Miss Minnie Looney were joint hostesses at a five
 hundred party Tuesday afternoon at their home in West End to honor their guest
 Mrs. Jesse L.. Holcomb of Atlanta. Ferns
 and golden glow were effectively used | in the house decorations and at the con
 clusion of the game three dainty prizes
 were awarded to Miss Kathleen Mo- Geever, Mrs. James Jones and Mrs. Hol- comb. Later a salad course was served
 to IS guests. i Mrs. J. D. Proctor and children have
 returned from Nashville. 1 Mrs. Mitchell Coxwell has been removed from the Birmingham infirmary to her home.
 1 Mrs. H. c. Neal has returned to Chat
 tanooga after stay with Mrs. Harry
 Metcalfe.
 Miss Mary l.. Hopper is spending this week at Edgewater. l Mir and Mrs J. M Morgan have re.
 turned to Inglenook after a visit tc friends in Nashville l MT. and Mrs. D. w. Waide and chil- dren are at home after visit to MT. and
 Mrs. A. Boone in Virginia. l Mrs c. P. Faulkner has been called | to Iowa by the serious Illness of hei
 mother.
 Mrs. E. c. Gulley and children of Del. | | Lavender
 Mrs. E. c. Birchfiel will be hostess al the first meeting of the Pierian club Fri day afternoon. Mrs. Robert Suddith will entertain the
 Merry Needle club this afternoon at her home in East Lake. | Mrs. Leo Patterson of Pell City is the guest of Mrs. J. T. Peerson. Miss Annie Hidden has come from
 Greensboro and is at home with Mrs. G. W. Macon. l The Piquik club has issued invitations
 for dance in the clubrooms this eve ming. -a44s
 MT. Hughes Kennedy left yesterday to attend the university. MT. E. O. Smith is visiting his brother MT. o. H Smith, in Woodlawn, en route from New York to his home in Column bus. Ga.
 MT. William Dowell of Montgomery is the guest of Mir. and Mrs. W. D. Dowell Mrs. John Shahan and daughter of CTS.
 Mir. Luther Smith left yesterday for Tuscaloosa to attend the university. A delightful meeting of the Ensiey Forty Two club took place yesterday afternoon with Mrs. s. H. Mann as a charming hostess. Tables for the club game were arranged on the attractive porch, where golden rod and ferns frightened the scene. and following the game a salad and ice course was served. The members and following extra guests were present: Mrs. N. R. Baker. Mrs. J. w. McCarty. Mrs. c. K Adams and Mrs. Sam Hall. Miss Lillian Canterberry and Miss Jes- sic Canterbury have returned from a visit to Huntsville. Mrs. Fred Malloch. Mrs. N B. Taylor and Mrs T. Q. Mitchell have returned
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By JANE SHELBY

erine Jones, Miss Lottie Evans, Miss Annie Moore, Miss Elizabeth Prince Miss Jordan Prince. Miss Anne Lanier, Miss Josephine Johnson, Miss Frances Adele Woodrow, Miss Louise McCor- mack, Miss Helen Bethea Miss Margaret Moore, Miss Beverly Leake,. Miss Jennie Hammond Copeland. Miss Carolyn Copeland, Miss Katherine Morrow, Mss Susie Green, Miss Margaret Bradshaw,
 Miss Laura Dean Dickerson, Miss Annie Lee and Miss Elizabeth Whatley.
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MISS BADHAM'S LUNCHEON
 AT COUNTRY CLUB

Miss Mildred Badham entertained at
 luncheon at the Country club yesterday at l o'clock to honor Miss Addie Small
 of Macon, Ga, who is visiting Miss Kath- crime Mccormack.
 A basket of garden flowers centered
 the dainty table. about which were seated congenial party, composed of Miss
 Small, Miss Badham, Miss Mccormack, Miss Marguerite Lewis, Miss Margaret Nelson. Miss Clean Perkins Miss Willie Mae Brandon, Miss Lucy Smith, Miss
 Natalie Lenk, Miss Margaret Davis, Miss
 Julia Shackleford Miss Annie Moore Provost and Mrs. w. E. B. Davis.
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ATHLETIC CLUB BARBECUE
 AND PICNIC TODAY

The Birmingham Athletic club barbecue
 and picnic will take place this afternoon
 and evening at the Birmingham Motor
 and Country club, and dancing will be employed from to o'clock and from ! 80 to Il 80 o'clock Special cars will run from the terminus of the South High lands car to the club at ?. 4:30 and G15 o'clock, besides the regular cars on the Edgewood line. Those who cannot come
 during the afternoon will find plenty of
 entertainment during the evening Chaperons for the occasion will be Dr.
 and Mrs James Dedman, MT. and Mrs Tom Pankey, MT. and Mrs D. P. Dog gett and Mir. and Mrs. J. D. Bravin.
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MISS WILSON'S DINNER
 PARTY FOR VISITOR

An interesting event of last evening was dinner party given by Miss Mar garet Nelson at the home of her parents, MT. and Mrs. Frank Nelson, Jr., com pimentary to Miss Addie Small of Ma con, Ga.. the much-feted guest of Miss Katherine Mccormack. The guests in- cluded friends of the hostess in the college set.
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as boy can go; the rest of the work is a. mans size work. I have saved up a nice little bank account out of my earn ings and think that is doing pretty well when you consider that I have only worked during two vacations-last sum- mer and this'
 I. agreed with him that it was doing unusually well for many of us work and work forever and day, and are never able to boast of a bank account at all
 Eugene Johnstons success as in busi-
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MRS. BARTON HOSTESS
 AT INFORMAL LUNCHEON

Mrs Arthur Barton was an interesting hostess of yesterday, when she enter tained informally at luncheon for Miss Louise Gunter and Miss Gladys Gurter. who are here from Denver Col, as guests of Miss Earlyne Reynolds.
 A basket of pink roses was used as a central ornament for the prettily sp- pointedw table, and the guests were: Miss Louise Gunter, Miss Gladys Gunter, Miss Juliet Foster. Miss Fife Mae Brooks. Miss Earlyne Reynolds, Mrs. M. P. Davis of Jacksonville, Fla, and Mrs. Barton.
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$1oo,o for Road Improvement

Columbus. Miss. September 7.-(Spe- cial.-Tsxpayers of the fourth supervis- or's district of Lowndes county are to expend $loo,ooo in improving their roads. and when the work is completed the dis trict, which includes some of the finest alfalfa land in the south. will have a splendid system of public highway.
 The qualified electors of the district voted to improve the roads at the regu- lar primary on August 8. and at their meeting today. which was the first held since the election, the board of supervis- ors officially authorized the issuance of the bonds. Mir W. E. Cox, MT. s. F, Potts and MT. Walter Ledbetter were appointed commissioners. and the work will be performed under their supervis- ion.
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HALLOWEEN BALL AT
 THE PRESS CLJJB

An interesting and brilliant event of the early fall season will be a mas querade ball at the Birmingham News paper club on Halloween. This will be one of the most delightful enter tain ments ever given at this popular club and extensive plans are being made for the event
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ness is only one of many opportunities that boys in the Birmingham district have, for no section of the country af- lords brighter chances, more lucrative positions or more varied interests than .'the Magic City, and It's adjacent sur roundings.
 It is nice to chronicle the results of a 15-year-old boys efforts in business, and
 it is safe to predict for the little hero of our story, a brilliant future in the commercial world.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

The weekly outdoor dance will be given ths evening at the Behrens Park play ground. Everybody is invited The chorus of the Music Study club
 will hold an Important meeting Friday morning at 10:3O o'clock at Cable hall. All members are urged to be present, MT. Robert Thach, Jr., chairman of the playground committee of the Drama
 league, calls a meeting for Thursday at 5 o'clock at the Tutwiler. All members are urged to be present.
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MRS. BURKE'S THEATRE
 PARTY FOR VISITORS

Another delightful entertainment with Miss Louise Gunter and Miss Gladys Gunter as honor guests will be theatre party this afternoon at the Lyric with Mrs. Hardin Burke as hostess.
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BIRTHDAY PARTY
 WITH JOINT HOSTESSES

Mrs. Alexander and Mrs. G. T. David son were joint hostesses recently at the home of the latter, the occasion being their birthday. A color scheme of pink and white was effectively carried put in the decorations and refreshments. The guests spent a delightful time, several music numbers being rendered at the close of the evening.
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ROBERTSON-PIKE
 INVITATIONS OUT

| Friends have received the following | invitations:
 Mrs. Edwin Burbank Pike invites you to be present at the marriage of
 her daughter, Katherine, to MT. Will liam Vans Murray Robertson, Jr., on Saturday, September 25, 1915, at s
 o'clock, Congregational church, Hayer- hill. N. H.
 Reception immediately following the ceremony at the residence Pike, N Fl An enclosed card states: Will be at home after Wednesday, October 20, at 2762 Hanover Circle, Birmingham, Ala. T
 MRS. WILSON'S TEA FOR HOUSE GUESTS
 Mrs. W. T. Wilson will be a hostess
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at tea this afternoon from to o'clock to honor her guests, Miss Emma Sue Wilson, Miss Minnie Mae Wilson and Miss Letitia Wilson of Dallas, Tex
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penny age social will be given this
 evening at the home of Mrs. Samuel Potts for the benefit of the Pratt City
 Methodist church. The w. O. w. band will give a con-
 cert Friday evening at o'clock at Pratt City park. Mrs. J. H. Meharg and her daughter have returned from stay with friends In Montgomery. Mrs. Russell Downs Is at home, after spending five weeks in Chicago Mrs. K. s. Monfee has returned from visit to Atlanta. MT F. l.. Merkle Is resting well after
 an operation at local infirmary Miss Mary DeBardeleben and Miss Clara DeBardeleben have returned from visit to Mrs J. G. Hunter in Madison.
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are spending some time in Albertville. Mir. David Barr Is i'll at St. Vincent s hospital. The Wylam W. c. T. U. will give a
 parcel post social Friday evening at tue home of Mrs. R. l.. Glasgow. Mir. Harold Walker left yesterday to attend school at Auburn. r Misc Margaret Kinsman will be a stu dent at Montevallo this winter. Miss Mamie Parker has returned to
 Florence, after visit to Mrs. Sidney Vaughn.
 MT. and Mrs. Jesse Graham of Gads- den are guests of MT. and Mrs. Will Shivers.
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SOCIETY AND HOME TOPICS FOR WOMEN
RANDOM NOTES
Mrs Howard Smith of Houston. Tex, is the guest of Mrs. Algernon Smith.

Mrs. A. w. B. Johnson have returned
 after spending four months with Mir
 and Mrs. Harrison Wilson in McLeans
 boro, Ill. They also visited other points of the north.
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Mrs. W. l.. Murdoch and her daughter, Eleanor Murdoch, ands MT. and Mrs. Jack Cranford left yesterday for a motor trip to Jasper.
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Miss Madeline Toney has returned fire visit to friends in Nashville.
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Miss Lenore Ward of Minnesota will arrive Friday to be the guest of Mrs. w. l.. Murdich.
 Mrs. George G. Adams is at home after spending the summer at Virginia Beach and New York
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men TO BLOSSOM OUT
IN SUITS OF PURE SILK
Paterson Plans for "Jubilec"
to Celebrate the InnOva-
ton in Fashion.

PATERSON, y. j.. May a,--Merc man
will blossom out In another week In
spring suits of pure silk and Paterson
will take its place In the fashion world.
John IL Bentley. head OF tho Victory
silk Company. has had several looms
busy weaving mems silk suitings and IL
now filling many orders,
lie says the new cloth is being turned
out for almost the same cost as wool
lens In the heavier weights il is much
the same as wool and possesses a
beauty never before equalled in sultings
Scores of Paterson men have ordered
pieces for suits. Among them are
Mayor Robert " Fordyce, f. Harvey
Lambert, president OF the Chamber Of
Commerce. and John J. Fitzgerald.
Billy Sunday has already sent some Of
the cloth, hun color, to his tailor in
Chicago and in another week he will
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Auto strikes Little Girl as she
Tries to Cross street.

Dorothy Ferril. four-and "A half year
old daughter of James Ferril. con-
tractor of $50 Boulevard. Rockaway
Beach received injuries that may prove
fatal yesterday afternoon when she was
Knocked down by the automobile Of
BENJAMIN Lechtman Of 469 Boulevard.
head Of the American Laundry OF Rock
away. The little girl was visiting a
chum. Bette Esther. 3is years old, at
IL Park avenue. The two children at
tempted to cross the road when the au-
tomobile. which witnesses say was going
at high speed. struck Dorothy Her
playmate saved herself by running back
to the sidewalk
Thomas WHALE. the chauffeur. picked
the child up and tried to find out where
she lived. A bystander. Robert Baker
Of 81 North Carlton avenue, took he-
from him and ordered him to drive to
the Rockaway Beach Hospital. where
pr. Chr found she had Commissions Of the
head. possible fractured skull and a
split palate. An operation was per-
formed at once by pr Garrett *. W.
Schenck. the family physician. who
sewed up the palate. The chld's condi-
ton rs serious.
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one OF hts crew leaned over the rail
and discovered comradc among some
other blue Jackets on the pier
"IIcllo. Red. What are you on now ?"
ks Where's TIE i-i, Biz
she broke an armature on tho way
up Gone to the navy yard for repairs
Where's the nearest schooner. Red >"
Right here a. Broadway thirsty
Am I? Wait, I'll be with you IN a
fifty
lie disappeared down a hole In the
submarine and the crowds heard no more
conversation by "A real submariner.
The torpedo lender Fulton came In
following the o. II was learned that
the Gl had passed in al SANDY Hook AZ
az 4. NJ. about the same time that the
CO. and the Fulton came In, but had
gone 20 the Brooklyn navy yard for re-
pairs TO the armature that was broken
while running submerged on the way
into New York.
with the arrival ~ the CO and the
Fulton the excitement AZ lSlth street
had reached It's climax for the day 50
a stroll along the waterfront was just
the thing. II one could struggle past the
men Offering 10 'putcha aboard the war
boats for a quarter or holding out the
miniature means Of making one a naval
power by Offering a toy ship with the
cry own your own battleship,'
II stroller could make his way
through the ent1nglcments OF the sellers
of the "Ooflshyal programme" one OF
whom 80 far forgot himself for mo-
ment that he shouted "Onlcial pro-
gramme can't tell horse without "a
mean, exact name and location of every
ship" or course there were candy
booths and soft drink booths. and
vendors OF navy flags and penuarts.