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Four Valuable Formulas

To thr Editor of WomGH's Page:
Dear Madam Here are a few seasonable for.
mulag for caid on toe Guest A nuunri dipped
IN boiling water and spripklsd with turpentne
LAID on the chsHt as quickly as possible viii ne.
lloye the most severe cold or hOarHcneBs.
never known To fan; Take a Ut OF cotton bat.
ting put upon q pinch II black pepper,
place IN the ear, Put flannel bandage over
the head to keen Il warm This will give i'm
mediate relief,
Chilblaina The following Ia an infaIible cure
for uhhroken chlhains: Hydrochorlo acid, 81.
luted, one-uuhrtor 0unce hydrOCyanlc acid,
thirty Drops camphOr water, siK OunceH. This
lotion cures mild cases BY one application.
Flasassd Lemonade for Colds -Four table
spoons naNaeed tWholeL one quart boiling water
poured on the haSased, juice OF two lemons
pitcher. kesp warm II loo thleE Out i'm rnld
water with the lemon juice and sugar.
Mrs s.
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4nrps an sRTs PERTANTNG HOME AND lIe
nate Loaf

Take a breakfast oupful Of hour
ounces OF butter, four ounces Of SUGAR. on
egg. half pound of stoned dates and snffs
ounces OF stoned raisins Cream the hutset
and sugar edd the beaten egg and quar-
Ter Of a cupful Of boiling water n whieh
has been dissolved quarter q teaspoon-
81 ~ rnrbopate OF soda Nix IN the flour,
,oeetber with half teaspoonful OF baldnR
nowder. and lastly stir In the fruit cut ~
small Bake in a moderats oven In = we'll
creased loaf tin for one hour and halt.
and when baked leave uncut for day Or
two.
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Boston Brown Bread

70 the Editor Of Woman's Pd0r'
Dear Nadam--wiii you please publish recipe
~ Wao,,ry ELIZABETH q,
This recipe il given by Miss Pearl Mae.
Donald, OF the home economies department
At Pennsylvania state College, pne cup
rye flour, one cup grnnunted cornmeal.
one cup graham -four, one and one'halt tea
spoonfuls soda (level). one teaspoonful salt,
thTee.quarters cup molasses, two cups sour
milk. Mix and aft dry ingredients Add
molasses and milk. turn into well-buttered
molds. cover tightly with bnttered llds, 80,
moids ON a rack n deep kettle Surround
with. hot water 70 half their depth cover
kettle aud cook for three aud one'half
hours.
Molds should never be filled more than
two-thlrds full. Baking powder cans are
attractive for this purpose, though hve-
pound lard pail will do
Raislns or eurrants make pleasing ad-
aition.
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One Idea Of the American Glrl

To the Editor of Woman's Pare!
Dear Madam-May I take this opportunity 10
express my opinion concerning the typical Amer
lean Hlrf When / speak of the typical Amerl-
can girl / think of her a. belnK Hristocratlc.
She Il proud OF her sood blood, Rs proud as
pride viii aow without being q snob, Tor the
TYPICAL American girl 10 not a snob
She 4 a lover of nature and music ana u
more Or less athletic, as rule, She ~ lnde,
pendent 70 the utmoat, fond Of good literature
and arti quick 10 act In all things but money
OF money u az stake she u as ahrewd as an
owl she iH ielal O. hsr family ana fngnas
~ ah times. and usually right. but always
willing 70 own up 20 her own mistakes and
faulta. IN later years she proves TO Be a won'
dsrtpl wife and mother always unselhsh and
Am i rlshs at alll or all wronE1 c. o.
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To the Editor of lpomdH's Page
Dear Madam--As the bread problem AZ Rres ,n
ent is a dinicult one. may I voice my oblhi9a
an ths sublectI How often nave We l,,ul heulu iu
sp read that "too much bread neytr hurl ,ns suS
eneitT 1 have found this lh not true ItytsHs,nsS
bread eaters are usually pale and gAtRTlhhl d nildd
oftsn dull. In many houaeholdH ! nHNs ~ s.,s
fhis TO be the case. ! am the mother oy nhs
.nos, usanstnntIy sstisfy their Rppsttss with
ks.sd Nupss are cheaper than Bread. a. y
tsLes iess 10 satisfy, and are AZ rNGelsnnyt
ses,iiatar if given between meals Ihen @ u,is
rsanires a iltts forethouEht 10 suPstltuls si"'' y
inv rice mRrAroni and oornmegl " suSu Su,.n ~
variety of dishes that very h!te blsan " w. Ntys
durinR the meal, So we need nol uespaah' aav
SvsraEe only three small lOateH pt, pfshu VIII
ana there IL always plenty of state bIeau NJ
which to make puddnEl, ] bnk a., III, ppS"osds
noihinE Is wasted. approve et ~ins , Wanna sa,,sd
~ "A Zig margn Ia daily eNpendltutea, ~ ~, ~ ~,
ssent method 60 overcome the u,essssi,,s
Mann IA 10 serve II a day old, thgreby toISink
Az sonsumpTs 10 eat OF the other dlsheHI WllSn
shn,,id alyaya ba thHtilN prepared h"Ne
found this works beautifully, . 80, ,h.
So housewives, use a little strhtem ~, VII WI
hish cost OF wheat and potatoes WI ~ ~, nv ~
YOU In an early grave. l hnFe unuttu "a,t1 prnn,
fui 20 contribute, and promise 70 ashu :" N"'"'
AZ thons i have on hand In return, ,,,,
CMrs,l j. j. Moo', Atahle IVY
Readers OF the page Will be very slau 10
have some OF your recipes ] feel sure
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pran1l.New Babies

.,-orxptfcW. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. T., SOS
south ninth st. a son. Harold l. IDS
,o,yr1rn NJ and Mrs simon. Ssie Pop-
lar st., a son. lbs oz.
uAyER Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob. sal Mercy
st. son. lbs oz
trApoIp. Mr.. and Mrs Harry eo22 Race
IT.. a son, Ibs. o.
urt,t.rR Mr.. and Mrs Morris, 2is Monroe
st. n daughter.
pottACK. MIR. and Mrs. Edward. 62oS
t.imeklln pike. a daughter. lbs o.
rARR. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph. 1000 South
Third IT., n daughter. lbs. OF.
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FIltlnr Up ths Gue.t Room

TO tAf EHifpf ef WainoN . FQaai
Dear Madam-rhs bsst say 10 hlrnf.h
guGat rcanl Is % aii down aHt think of aii tha
discalnfoHta that yQu haVe eKp1rlencsd III ffs
hefare yol buy : thlng, and p this VA yeu i-ili
ase4d the usual laistakc4 nlad3 N furailhlle
such FooEns.
IA the hrai place, lsaFs : place fox ths zusrt,s
truak. Have 4 n aqHie corner Nhlra II EiiI ~
most cgnfaHiaat q 4tl tql ana lf paaaibls hags
enl of ~ raeAs that afp made 10 bst Il a. III
sou canalt tlt aue. sou can sleiy go one inadz
aNd DON'T litter t1l TQpm ID With an safta 81
laiasei g d teai 3 eoalgftzkia taf4a4 g i
aftstinN -aNa an4 t@tls as4s are ali gea
as aflzI1s 4iel1zI1I1 1HH E. f5af fs..E .E'fss
aassI HH - sway EI1aIHs 1a1 flr 80 ia
teeIi4 s4 2, 8.
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Uses for Baklng Soda

70 The Editor Of pg0nan's Pagei
Dear Madam am 4 young woman, of nine
fsen and have been deeply tntaresisd IN the
WomaniH Exchange for quite a while. 4 wish
. oner few helpful hints, which have
Thsrs are many eases IN which basiuE soda
can be used other than for bread and cake
making. Lamp ehimnsyB wheh are washed In
water 70 which a PINCH ot baking soda has
bean aadsd viii ahins brilliantly, II 4 lamp
: hfrner u hollsd IN a little aeda and water II
Nh cause the lamp 20 burn wiSh ? tar brighter
scalds When milk is on The verge Of turning
4 little baklnE soda siil restore h % ils orig
hal sweetness. EDNA l.. u.
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Novel Gift for Bride

To fhe EDITOR Qf Womuu's Pace
Dear Madam-A pretty Chriatmas or New
Years Eift iQf bride "a made ~ calendara.
these With a. many leaves desired. Instead
" wriirs yafse er aaod wian on aara ieaL
write some recipe ot your oWu for SOUP. raks.
etc, or make tie whole into q menu. Put 4
different Tecipg on each Leaf and. n poaaible, d5
this in rhyme on the outnf cover put toe pnatn-
grapha Or sketches Of well known cooks ana
mara in larga lettera, our heai Friend {" of
eiplaqfl sirltqed hq.ne, and mark. ''Thines
Worth hemalnhtFins," lArsl A. ~
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bridesmaids, Costumes

To the Editor Of FOmdH's Page.
Dear Madam am to be married during the
nfht week IN January and want to- know. when
choosing my brdtsinaids costumes, whether 10
plHn for winter hhta or summer ones.
PEGGY.
think In this case would consult the
bridesmaids themselves. Either velvet or
straw would he appropriate--ln fact any
sort OF hat may be worn The seasons are
advanced so much In tho matter OF clothes
these days that personal taste iB about the
only thing 10 be consulted for tho cos
tunes Of wedding attendants
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dst Not 20 Be Despised

% fHa HdIlor of W9maH'5 Fa0e'
Dear Madam--DFy duat IL a Valuable ahsorh.
eni. Gather Il on the surface Of the read Or
Nahs AFTER ong dry spell aud store q IN
haNaa for future use ~ - good 10 the heu-
house. u spread ever part1 q the hennsry Or
karn daily. Wheretsl thsts Rfe foln Eases snd q
Al4ed With sIoana tobacco slsins and lsayes
a1t q worth 3 s1od deal ln desslopins plants N
3 1alfy. niFs,l J. J. o'c.
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ReeIpe for peIIeIous Tarts

70 fhs Editor Of Womaa's Page.
Dear MadAm-This recipe for tarta viii preyu
delicious; One-han pound gutter, one-qnhrtsT Gun
mlk, two cakes cream eheeas, enough Hour %
hold all together. Roll thin, cut in ihree-lneh
sqaarea, put a little Jam or preserves In center
turn corners ever 10 the center over Jam and
bake. e. b. b.
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Mexican salad Brussels Sprouts


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D1aF AlaaauI--ffars kTa Two Recipes. Thd nrst
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eapke4i one sup eAoppsd npt meats, one tea.
sHaanful a4A12d Uutaui salt rtHiar, da1h Ql
c4feuna, one taQ chanIs3 caief8. one tabla-
spoonful chQpo4a sTeep repreras one cup msyon,
Eaiaaf NIX tq1aIa<f 4N4 4affe en- latt1ea leafe4
Effadsd hrns4als apIpata-tfr frh lre eHroutg
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EH0HEsI. 3na4 pat tbs zUFo1I4 Toto the PAS
SIS ltsrosEhlf Nith ne brad crumbs. azd
olra.l u =. ziec.
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THE WoMAN's EXCHANGE

b sac OF
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department d Oo areS'ca
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Is JnueF
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-01

/. When difficulty is sHperienee In cutting
fresh bread the knife may be heated and then
there will he no uoubiei this should rarely be
done, however. rs Il IL Injurious to the knife
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-01

g. wettinE the top Of the loaf Of bread win
Eilk before baking viii make the crust ''"
golden brown.
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Housewarminr at Factory

TO the Editor Of W0mans Page;
Dear Madam--My father Is having a now
factory built, and at It's completion 1 wish to
give dance. Are Invitations necessary. and,
u SO, how should they be wordcdi NJ. W.
II In always better to Bcnd invitations
for function. as otherwise you run the
risk OF having undesirable guests attend
your party, The party, | judge. would be-
on the order OF n housowarmng. would
word tho invitations accordingly as fol,
lows:
Mr. and Mrs. = W
Miss Nj W
request the pleasure of
Mr., and Mrs. -r--'s
company at housewarming
Friday, December the twenty
at o'clock
10 celebrate the completion of the
building at ---
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PATHE'S
Pearl of the Army

The worlds first great
preparedness serial, is
fiction but it is founded on fact.
Without fail SEE this great
Serial of National Life at lead
mig motion picture theatres be-
ginning December 4.
Producsd'by Astra.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-01

.. How can brass fixtures be elsansdS
.. Is there any way Of removing white spots
from Vanished surfaeesH
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-01

1. How can starch be prevented from blowing
cot Of clothes which are hung 10 dry ln a stroIw
wind?
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TODAY'S INQUIRIES

1. II II proper for a young woman TO so to
visit "a mans family on his Invitation?
2, n u woman with stout nErro wishes 20
obtain the enoct OF sllm llIrs should she wear
her clothes loose or ughtT
s. what II u good substitute for SOAP for re-
moving stains from the hands?
sRDAY'S INQUIRIES
, I, To make new shoes more comfortable
molsten the lining CT the shoes or the stockings
with alcohol and then wear tho shoes while they
arr drying. This will mold the lining Of the
shoes 10 the feet.
2.'W When engaged In painting. gardening, ETC..
n candle wnX Ia pressed under the finger nails
they eau be kept clean and white The wax cnn
| afterwaTd be easily removed.
Olive oil can he mnGc more pnlntable TO
take II q pinch Of salt IL added to the quantity
prescribed
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-01

And today we are unprepared
for defense.
In the capital Of every
country in the world today
there are busily engaged spies
and mtriguers who march only
a step ahead Of the armies of
invasion when weakness invites
invasion.
The only safety for America
is in KNOWLEDGE.
Too many other nations have
foundered on the rock of ignor.
ance and weakness.
Never shall America permit
the confiscation of its wealth.
the desecraton Of its homes.
the starvation Of its children
and the outrage Of its women.
AfOrewarned and fOrearmed
America will not invite the fate
Of Belgium. Poland and Serbia.
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ANSWERS TO Yesterdays INQUIRIES

8. What Il u good substitute for soap for RI
moving stains from the hands2
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-01

1t is the richest prize in the
history Of the world-ternpting
bait for covetous foes.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-01
AWAKE
AMERICA

America has the treasure
Of the earth.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-01

1. Il II proper for n young woman to go
visit mans family on his lnyltaton'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-01

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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-01

mTNo YOU smoke. Mrs. Graham7 I'll bet
~ ten.spot that you don't but you
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-09

Worton Of Adena, spent Tuesday at tho
home Of Mrs. Albina Milhoan.
Mr.. Jesse Devault is slowly inprov-
Ing.
risville, spent Tuesday with their sons.
Harry and Ben.
Mr.. Logan Jackson Is confined to his
bed with acute indigestion.
Miss Anna Milhoan is spending rev
days with her uncle, Joe Ailhoan OF
Adcua-
Mr.. J. Z. Moore Of near Rayland,
was a caller at the home or hr. J. W.
Lawrence. Wednesday.
Mrs. John krenke Is visiting her
daughter. Mrs. Chester Montgomery OF
Martins Ferry.
Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. Hamilton was caller At tho
home Of Marion Dutton Thursday.
Several from this place attended tho
funeral of Mr. Albert Riddle near Adena
Thursday.
Mr.. James Harbourt was an out OF
town caller Thursday.
Several were taken In tho Emerson
grange Thursday evening.
Several from this place and vicinity
attended the grange at Emerson Thurs
Messrs Charlie Gill and Edgar King
were business callers at the homo OF
Mr.. David Buchanan Friday.
Geraldine-I hate to think Of my thir-
tieth birthday:
Gerard-Let's not bring UP the past
Chicago Herald.
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the guest Of his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
David Myers.
Miss Slare Price spent Friday and
Tuesday with ChrIchsville friends.
Cliff Reyes and family Of Detroit;
were the guests Of james Reyes ana
wife this week.
Mrs. Cliff Preston III Con"lton: was
the guest OF MIR. and Mrs. Bert smith
OH Saturday.
Miss ELLEN NJ. Sheriff was the guest
OF her parents Mr.. and Mrs. y. +. Sher-
if in Cadiz over sunday.
James Price has recently visited ms
daughter. Mrs. Robt. Harris and famliy
in Uhrichsville.
Mrs. Ruht. Pctritz OF Barbnrtnn. has
returned home after attending the
funeral Of Mrs. Catherine Lee.
Cash Morcand OF New Pht!adeiphla.
was the guest of his mother. Mrs. Mary
Murellnd the past week.
Mr. and Mrs. J. T.. TinimonS went TO
cadiz on last Friday where they expect
Mrs. r. W. Mcllish and children are
the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. f.. w. Toad
vine in Toledo this Week.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles l.egEitt OF New
Philadelphia. were. called here last wrek
BY the death Of Mrs Catherine Lee.
Fred &. Shrarer. city editor OF the
Paragraph of penn!Son. spent Sunday
with A. r. Shearer and wife.
WILDER Ciartrell Of aRrbcrton. was the
recent guest Of his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
: Ken. Gartrcll
Mir. and Mrs. T. Fl Love and Mr.. and
Mrs. II. q. Lee accompanied the remains
of Mrs, Catherine Loo to Cadiz on We'd
nesday and the remains were laid to
! rest near New Athens.
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LEESVILLE

LE;ESrILLE, O.. Dec. Sc. A Adair
has returned from visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. Hamilton in Steubenville.
w G. Sharp was In thrichSville Fri
day.
George D. Rennrdum OF Pittsburgh.
visited here this week.
Miss Effie NJ. Price visited in thrlchs-
willie Tuesday.
Layson Smith of CunOtton was In town
Saturday.
!. Merritt Prize was with relatives In
Cnrrulltnn Sunday.
Miss Vcstu Dick was at her homo IN
Conversion Sunday
ROY Sparks of Canton. has been the
guest of x. w. Cartel.
lpr. r. II. Love was In Shrrodsville on
Monday.
". T. Il"lm". was visitor in rhrichS-
willie on Monday.
Ed. Y. Hines was up from Dcnnson n
few days thiS week.
Harvey lt"nn"'lum WAS a visitor in
i'hrirhSviilo Friday.
Russell Myers Of Cant"n. has h""n
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Rr,sf~ and Personals.

AZ, Mrs. Z. a. turSeSe!I Gu ~ o,i.s
NV :: of town. spent tn rela,ives at
speid Mrs. ]. Z. Nett- o. Rrlis'r re;
Thanksgiving with W. Il. Neit u
fsTGSmcS Walton and fam,I ,yr OF E lush
Int the weekend VISITING F'"'''
mad colcrain friends: , ,is-
ing G =. Hoffman OF Tacoma. vs.
18th Mrs. Alex Johnson at Oi''o"
l,5riday ard SATURDAY ,-u.,.s
va - number If belmont Granse
o.rS arr. planning 10 a1leuo ot">
n.aSe al Newark next week. -
John Williams IL .eSpect'IS ~
info the property vacated pE Ettfe'
e the efficient agent at laCon't -, 81.
ir. Bert Bailey and lnteresas ths
n, stanley and CLANCY Spent III,
extend with her mothet' -N's'
.M1s Nm Eoyd and daughter: Hilda
ere shopping in Wheeling Frioay, ~
Misses Au5rsy and IN, i1sz r E1SmSs rents
- Mr. a and Mrs. Ernest Harris en5 oSss
>henkcCivinr dinner with their par e"''
1r and Mrs. William harris.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond DAY OIL haf Ne
lille. spent Sunday with Mr. anu ~
'Mrs Ella Eyler OF Mckeesport.
9 S:isit,ny friends and relatives IN tn'
;lciritE. NJ HOLLY. wa
MI Sm:i, ,t caiier at Tacoma Tuesday:
Mr. and Mrs. William Stotler OF d deoWs
.,mdy were shopping in Barnes''il
tuesday. 49, >.o,.,or or Earn, !
lille, visited SUNDAY WIN no
,: Mrs o. John Brooks is spending a la |
,.Ha with her mother. Mrs. Ann
EIirns Of Goshen Ridge -,,,odav III !
MIS- Mrs. VIM. Boyd visited Tn ,Hism Ir4sy
he family OF Mr.. and Mrs. Alien
- CpeidAl
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SISTERSVlLLE

..,..-rrSIIIr.E.. ". Va Lss ar
r pollock OF Wheelintiis the
rived here from Huntington
g,,est of Mrs. s. f. Sayre. no have
Mr.. and Mrs. w ~ + Tr andrs. Le VI
been one have loft for the'''0'''' "
Was wash S5!Dr;is' sutton enter neo and and
Carroll society Thursday Al FOR the
arrangements we're Sotnpte 18th and
annual bazaar to ne het1 w
18th Of peeemi n2.,Ts,ions ,e been Is ts-
Astr rae one Of the most q dance
go erents Of the wkinkair will
G reic, Nr. and Mrs. ia; Nell Mccoy
I've December - for Whose engage
and Mr.. Harold Stspaa a;w weeks ago.
s me Eas held wed'atsctv' dance,
TSistle hall and wascostunes to At
a the guests weast orchestra from
the occasion. Lassae music.
Parkersburg renderevheeltng has as,
.,,rncd the manager ements to have
I'D Is making ar ere,nodeled. New
fhe building entir the attractions.
music will be oneest resident. Den
Tyler county day at the county
mis- O.Day' - nieS lived until M 1an.h
n5 he would hq. a times he cas- de.
birthday. and n The century mark
sired to live tSrn in County, Clare
Mr.. o'Day %S;assIe was married twice
Ireland. in lst,r OF six children: two
and was the iEEJohn OF Basin. Nyo.:
Of whom n, sur Bakersfield; ca: snr nd
funeral serrtSfid to rest in the poor
farm. ,son has returned to her
Miss Elda Martinsville after teing
home IN Miss Elizabeth SnocgraSs,
the sSesS ind T; f. Aooley OF ene
Garter OH p Snys hsSa6ne0 from
q oustaesSne Jones entertained the
Miss Pgesday evening. Tie HAPPY
B. G. cluooncluded with tho serTtns
hours VEG refrcshment cotTse. MISS
Of 9orss :eIls were s MIS-. ,n Lt son JACK
s saint NJ j. E MsGsn0f He in1 GaSney
Misses ,,uilin. Hottie, Hin Clara Al
Edith Mccormick. Belah Irwin
der:Rs,St,,rane and ElizSeth sn0o,
grass: lillian Ne.b!tt ad .e dau snand
Miss dsvs with frieds in Wheel
ing "
ing. Jackson has retired from But
\. Y. where he etanoed Sne III
n 1s,o.t the late Gars; ; Al and Daughter
Manth Mccormick. .pent Thursday
, Wit Crottv Of the I1lley- HeEmar
J~orSs has retired from Clere
Ire wSere he spent a'eeS a. ms nome
Ia. ass Virginia Losa OF paFkerSo4 fo,
h 1 s,sizss a. ss5 *. vi SSss Virginia rss
5ne onlS f1so, and tighter. Mrs. Johr
= D; haye left & Morgantown Il
sit aR0 c B wi,scn Id HT nt,1 w. ,on E faR1
N ssGdne . ss9 a days With s Ssiasiva:
4 Wheeling 1t,h of Marietta is the
Mrs ~ her dauJter. Mrs. E. A. Dur
ham. 49, no has been VISITING
John Cnr'sSy' d Mrs. ". ". Christy
his pSrents, f. Caspar. Wyo.. where