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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-08-25

HSLH tNSOED RE ONIN STlHTWDI
HER oU
Horace Chambers seemed to hes
itate as though he would say more,
but held out his hat and he pressed
a $40 bill into my hand!
Il could not eXpostulate, so l
thrust it into my pocket determined
to send it back with a note in the
morning. AS Horace and his party
went out the door again was con-
sciOus of that oily voice near me.
So that is why you turned me
down, is it? You can be high and
mighty with me, but you accept yell
lowbacks from that Chambers cub.
q" I am not going to deal in yellow
backed bills, my girl, but I can give
you what you want-a place near
the top of one of my companies Bet
ter think it over, dearie.'
GO long and sell your papers,
Mr.. -, said Emma, who had come
up to us so silently that not even
had noticed her. The theatrical
manager turned quickly.
so that is why she is so indie
pendent? You have taken her under
your wing, have you, Emma? Well,
she is in luck, but Pm afraid you. will
be disappointed. She hasn't your
standing and you may be sure the
COLLINS will catch her if you don't
watch out
Emma put her arm around me or
I think I would have fallen.
Come she said, we need stay
here no longer tonight
"On our. way home showed EN- |
ma the $40 bill Horace Chambers
had given me.
II shall send it back in the morn
ing said.
You will do nothing of the kind |
asserted Emma. You cannot regu- |
late your conduct by the rules that |
go with those foolish little lovey- |
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-12-28
3erfebaft Cub Cure et9ene
Tartt.

Set, @na 1~Ht5uieben, if, bensr
Sbr fanft. &um1tt brett 81 mir,
xnb ID merbe Cad belfeu, g11l
Gmer 9eim frei bpn ieoer Scribe
rmng at neri@affeu.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-12-28

@enr1 SIR tpom, miro boS 2ano
@119 belfen uno fi@ felbit beaablen.
ST babe Elm ungebeures apeaI 6es
fr1ubbariten 2a16es in @entral.M-
berta 31 rie6rigen 8reifen unb leid~
ten 8eoingatngen 5u $500 BIS
$4,000 ben side gu %berfaufen, 2drtoe'
reien NIT geniigenoem @egenfon. Sc.
o%ingu1een ein Chronological boar, @eit
innerbab 5tpan3ig Sabren. Iu6 etn
groBes MreaI 6bnIi6er 2dnoereien
nit g11ter 8erbeiien1neen at nsdbigen
@reiien uno 8eoing11ngen. $ier lit
Cure @eIegerbeit, Cure 2tegenfdaf.
ten a11s3uoebnen 6ur4 Mrtbouf an.
g~rensen6en 2anoes u1to Cure GratHoe
Tub aIs Mobburen gu ft@ern.
@egen naberem penoe mani iitb u,
&erma1m Coles, Stro1me, M1berta.'
CANADA.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-12-28
9ie Meu gorfer 81nbes-@ rpfge'

SIG 2leU DUIltI
Idmorenen, 6ie Dor BRET W6onaten
e%inbernfen tp1r6en, uni 6ie ongeblt=
den 8%erIeBnnget1 ser Nelttralitat Der
Ser. @taaten 611r9 Musldn6er nn6
iIopale Mmertfarer fremoer Ser
funft at 11nteriuden, baben entlalle en-
mer6en miiiien. Mnflagen baben ite
nidt erbeben f0n1re1t. 8eil 6as IT.
men 11nterbreitete 8etpetsmaterial OBJ
iolut 11n3ureiden6 tpar. Sic nnter-
Il1d11ng tp1r6e etngeleitet alf 8etrei=
ben 6es bortigen Diitriftsmnpaltes,
un1 ser 0iitrifftsnrtpa1t erbielt feline
Weiiungen al1s @aibtngton. Dnr4
sic nnterfu91tng ionte Der @enets
erbradt tper6en, 6oB @raitoent Mtl<
ion GIT ben idtperen @ortpiirfen be-
redtiat tpor, 6ie er bel beri@iebenet
slnlaiien gegen bic @iirger fremoer
&erfnnft, unter 6el1tli@em Sirhpeis
a1f Die @iirger 6e1tfder &erfunf
erboben bette. Dieier 8epeis lit mib=
gIiiidft. Die &ebpreiie, 6eren 8eid1ll=
6igunger 1tn6 ger6a@tigatngen Ser
8raii6ent iid 5u eigen gennodN bottle,
1T qeridtet. Die fdtper b%elei6igten
Biirger fre1n6er Serfanft fin6 gla1-
3en6 ge%redtfertigt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-12-28
@effaIem.

@mnter - Gin i4tperer nn-
gliidsfa4 ereignete iid ont 6. No~
BENDER friib bel Dem 2ar6mann
@9r0ber, genannt @anielf0tter in
Ser 8a1eridaft Dolitrltp. 8eim
Drefden 6es @etrei6es e%rplo6ierte
plobli6 Der @ampffeiie Ell Ser 2otomo'
bile nn6 Elm 15iabrigeS, 6abei be-
idGftigtes Ma6den tp11r6e geto6tet.
8pei S0bne 6es 8eiibers Der Dampf-
moidine, @ebon, tr1tgen i@tpere Ser
lebrtngen 6obon.
@erI. - @n6e De5ember Der.
l6bt Gto6tiefret1r &a11 unfere Staot;;
er lit IN Safelun11e gum @irgermei-
iter getp6bH mor6en. Mdt Sabre
er bier tbfdtttg un6 bot fih 6as
@ertrnten Ser 8iirger IN bobem Wea-
Re ertporber. Die beiten Wiinibe
begleiten i'm.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-12-28
Mltjatrs Mti9ieo.
Splpeiter=9 fi55e bon 6rie6e bon
8oetti6er.

S9nee lberau, tD0bln 0aS Muge
blidt. Sel6er, @ege un6 @raben be-
6eM cine glei6mabige, peiBe Dede
nno 1ie 8a1me beugen itb 11n6 fro
der mnter Ser 9ait; aber fein 8in6
mo9t it9 n1f urr6 bilft ibnert 6ie
2a5t abi6iitteln, 1ur menn etnrnal
cine &rGbe nit miBtoner6em @ei6rei
ibren Hlab tpe9ielt, 6ann fdiittet Ser
Sdnee in 6i6ten M5aiien berunter.
Die Gterne ant &immel flimmern
unb blinfen NUT bld11li@em faltem
59ein nn6 Der @dmee leudtet nno
erbeM 6ie mon6leere Na9t.
@s lit um sic Stun6e Der SabreS=
men6e.
911r@ 6ie eiiige @interflalte i6rei=
tet Elm 8anoerer nit gebengtem &u=
den nn6 tpeiBem @art.
Seine gdritte iin6 glei9mdbig,
mie Ser Ben6elidIag Ger nbr nn6
niemols bleibt er iteben, miemals
bliH er 5nriid.
u@rib @ott, Meiiter, mobin 10 Ell
|1ig?" ruff 90 cine frii6e @timme,
uno Elm Singing geieut ii6 at ibm
nit einem MntliB rein un6 flm mie
ei1 rnbei9riebenes 8laH.
so biit bu i6on," 1agt Der Mlte
NIT @ebm1tb, ~aber beine 8eit tit
nod ni9t Ga, eine fl1r5e Spanre lit
nod mein, 90 min i6 Ib1dieo neb=
men bon Ser @r6e> ebe ib binabitei=
gen muB ms &eib Ser @%ergangen=
beit, Inn Dir Blab 5u maiden. Sd
min nod ei11rral binein1douen IN ei=
nige @a1ier ser Meni6en, mia ieben,
tpie iie metnen Mbidie6 feiern -"
vl1no uie Tie itd riiiten 81 met
nem @mpfang," %nnterbra6 i'm Der
ssiingling nit 1trablen6en Mugen.
v@obl mer6en iie Sir entgegenlabeln>
pie iie mutt mir Dor 5tpolf Wfonoten
tboten, ODER o116 6a1 mirit piele ent=
taulden. @em bu ideibeit, miro
mander sir fl19en, Der 6i6 bente
NIT 2oden nn6 Sa1d5en begriibt,
man6 anoerer miro 6id iegnen, Der
6ir jebt NIT @angen un6 3agen emit
qeqenblidt, biele tper6en 6i@ g1ei@>
giiltig ideioen ieben, bod 6einem
Na@folger freuoig 5ui1beln nno biele
mer6en iaget: @os lit mir Meuiabr?
@us lit mir SDlpei tier? Sage, mie
an6ere Gage, nn6 Damn legen tie 1t9
OUTS DIR nn6 Derf6laf en Die Stnn=
6e Ser Sabrestpen6e.
@ieb, bier in 6ieiem Dorfe i@laftt
fat anes, MIR tpenige 2idtlein BIZ
ten 5u 1tns beriiber. Sic belen Sen=
iter BORT geboren gum @farrbons.
|Der @err @farrer iibt 10 ipdt nod IN
ieinem Gtn6ier5tmmer bel ieiner
&reoigt gum Meuiobrstag. Dieie
|6eittage moren cine 3eit idtperer Ir=
belt fir 6en often @errn, aber freu=
l6ig bot er fte bol1brodt unb nit gut
frie6enen 2ddeln erbebt ct ii6 iebt,
um ins @obn5immer biniber 5u &C.
ben. Sort bat ii9 fdon sic gan5e
|6amiIie berlmmelt, iie iteden frii6e
@er5en m1f 6en Ga1r11enba1mt, 6enn
er fon be11te nod einrnn In ieinem
@lan3e itrnblen. @or benz Sarno-
MUM iibt 6es &o11fes iiingites God
terleir, es bIdttert in ben 9soten n1tb
iu6t Elm @DIbeiterlte6, aber ibre Mns
gen 19tpeifen immer bon ben @oten
binm1f 5a 6em jangen Monn, Der
neben Dem @armonil1m lebnt nro
teim Muge tper6et bo1n Mntlib Der rel
5enben 8rmtt.
@iebft ou, sic bei6en babe i'd 5lt-
1ummenbringen biirfe1 Die iegnen
midi mnb blidert bon frober Soffn1ttg
in sic 811funft. Mogeit bu ibre Soft
nr1rg nidt 5u S@onoen tperoen lai
fen.
&6rit 6u, iebt iinger fie mir Elm
Mbi6iebslie6. @ie es 1tns nabflirrgt
5H=.#
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-12-28

@perrfener! @s lift an 1.
Suit morgens. @ir tpiiien: Ser
@egner greift an! @oae 6energe=
ldmin6igfeit unierieits! @ans, mos
aus Sen @eidiiben bermtsgebt! 9ie
@obre gliibem, bampfem! @uS bereite
Itebenoen @lbeln tper6en 2umpen nit
@a1fer getrdnft un6 6ie &obre ge-
fiiblt. 3iidem6 iteigt Der Malier<
banrpf cuff nn6 mifdt fi6 nit oen1
8ulpergoS, sos outs 6en abgefelter=
ten &obren front.
Ser @egner fdieBt Der! Inn Die
8nterie fprtber Die Sdropneaftgeln
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-12-28

absnnirt amf ben rRsrbeern"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-12-28
Merjte 9eben
meme @QrmumQ

nGs giebt feline cinaelme Granfbeit
int gar5en &er5eidnis, bic 10 ptel
&eadtnmg in ibrer 8cbanolnmg ber=
bient, ais &egnliernng bes Stmbl'
gamgs."- uMeoical Breb."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-12-28
kirdOr 8ohrOion
MACH FLETChERS
GAS T
6arm.&

Dfe Gnr1mer8 @tate Ba11f TT bd3a,
p~orbereitet, ibre GonbS fftiir anaeiber
m1f Surm-@ieentba,m o1.3asbietm
Sic l1tterha9nrg bs e~tgenfbasnr3
un6 @efHtittigat1pg Der @iderbett sutr6
bon Beanrten Der 8o1tt eeH,odbt ,1to
nit 10 tperrig Sr,1bd ffiIir Sen &pplt'
bdrte11, .piie 1,a1r eben nsogtsd. .@eee'
Maberem teIepbo,tire, drefbe man
ont ODER fprede Dor IN Ser @anf. -
Mr3.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-12-28
Eerpenlefben.

9t. a., 0berlin, Sans. sept. 1915.
sdon. felt IL Sabren lit i'd an gereen.
bate iiberan @cbmer5e1, fiiblte nieoergef9la'
gen, batte aber immer guten Nppetit. Haitor
&0nie's Nerbine beireite MID bon meinen1
2eioen. Sames scott.
s. @1antann f6reibt bon 90. 4oint. Waiff.,
bob er bnr6 barte Mrbeit auf feiner Sarm
gan3 musfeli6na9 tpuroe, bagegen gebrau9te
oab er es febr ernpfleblt.
aebnli@ f6reibt elot5iloe @aer5. bon 81.
@abriel, Ser., baB iie fbredli6 on ibre1 Ser.
pen lit, 5a9eaen nit Der Mirfu!g bon galtor
&Dnigs Merbine febr 5~ufrieoen lit.
Sic bodtp. SGpeiter gatbarlne in 2a@roffe.
Misc., iaet: boB ie bon 9teroofitdt unb @9Iafs
~Ioiigfeit 6ur6 8aftor aonis's yeernine befreit
tpuroe. moran fie f9on felt 6pei Sabren ee'
Iitte1 bate.
OVAL elm tpertbbple8 BUD fir gerbenIeibenbe
1eLRk pirb etebenl ber es perlan9t, 5~ugelonbt
- Mr11e erbolten au6 Die Webi5tn umfonit.
9iefe 0tebi5in purbe feit benz Sabre 1876 BON benz
9ot,p. BaftDr aDHig. Sort mapne. .Snb.. ~auberettet
unb iebt unter feiuer @nmeitung bon Der
KOENIG MEDICINE CO., Chicago, Ill.
62 w. Lake ST., near Dearborn.
Set apsttetern au babe en- fur
500 ete Glafd)e. 6 Glafden fIr $500;
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-12-28

9urd Geritopfung miro ein Sell
Ser grfremente ms 8lut aufgeiaugt
ur6 oieles Gift gebt in jebeS @lie0
1eS &orpers> nn6 berurlad blaue
&inge INN Die Mngen, bleibe &C.
1idtsfarbe nn6 Mppetitloiigfeit.
Or. Miles' 2aratipc Sablets
fino sic erite &tlfe in aranfbeit.
sic fiibren lei6t un0 angenebm ab
un6 MAIDEN feline 2%eibihmer5en. sic
fin6 10 iiiB mie 8uder un6 geben
1em feinlten Gimme feinen Mnltob.
2eute, Die biele Sabre at Ser
ftopfung littett, fin6en in ibnen Die
i6eale @ilfe. Mnnie 81. @almer bon
@ifflington, @a., i6rieb fiir5lid:
.rS6 litt .flnfunbstpan8te Sabre an .geritos
Sin4ngg;; p11b treus mid iaaen gu ourfsn. pas pr.
ben. als iraeno ettuas fonit. mas ib nob ie ge=
braubt babe. SD leibe nidbt tnebr unb ib tpirbe
anen an @erftopfune Getoenben a%nraten. 81.
RileS' 2aratioe SabletS gu gebraudben. ba I'D
getuiB Bin. 6a6 ibnen baburb geboIfen tuiro."
81. Miles' Qagatibe Sablets
uNirntt cine gablette sur b itunb,
1tnb ertuad mursens frtfd unb 8eiunb."
@erfamft npr allen Mpptbefert fir rs
Gents per Sdadtel npI rs 9pfen. SIN
Sal 11iht 5nfrtehenfteQenb, ,uirb SIR
@elb 5nriiderftattet.
MILES MEDICAL CO., EIkhart, Indiana.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-12-28

- Drudmbette,t ie1er Mrt tper6e1
fdneM, fd1tber tr6 binig III Der Office
bes vsaor1tern~ bergefteM.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-12-28

Gin adtes 2aserbier.
gplb Spring 8iu,
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1916-04-07
Married..

On March 26, 1916, at Lake Helen,
Florida, occurred the marriage of Miss
Irene G. Barker, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Amos E. Barker, of this city, to
Mr.. Cloyd Lybarker, of Lake Helen,
Rev. Merrill officiating.
The wedding took place at the home
of the BRIDES grandmother, Mrs. Irene
G. Adams, and amid orange blossoms
and beneath a bower of bamboo and
white roses Rev. Merrill pronounced
the words that united the happy pair,
using the beautiful and impressive ring
service.
The bride is one of Cresco's accom-
plished young women, she having spent
practically her whole life here and re-
ceived her educate in and graduated
from our city schools.
Mr. and Mrs. Lybarker will spend
the summer in Ruthland, Vermont.
May their married life be long and
happy one is the wish of their friends.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1916-04-07
implement Dealers Meet.

The Northeastern Iowa Implement
Dealers convention was held at Nc.
Gregor last Saturday. The association
comprises the dealers Of Clayton, ALA
makee, Howard and Winneshiek coun-
ties. The state secretary, T. F. Wher-
ry, of Hampton, was present. The
following officers were elected: Presi-
dent, r. Lennon, Decorah; vice presi-
dent, C. E. Shepard, McGregor: secre-
tary and treasurer, 0. j. McHugh,
Cresco.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1916-04-07
cREsCO COUNTY, IOWA. FRIDAY. APRIL T. 1916
Wedding Anniversary.

About fifty friends and neighbors
surprised Mr.. and Mrs. l. K. Richard
son Monday evening, April 3rd, the oc-
casion being their twenty-second we'd
ding anniversary. The evening was
spent in pleasant conversation and mu-
sic and at about eleven O'Clock boun-
teous lunch was served from we'll filled
lunch baskets provided by the ladies,
and to which all did ample justice.
Before the evening was over, Mr..
and Mrs. Richardson were presented
with set of dining room chairs and
numerous pieces of silverware. Short
ly after midnight the guests took their
departure, wishing Mr.. and Mrs. Rich
ardson many happy returns of the day.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1916-04-07
Methodist Notes.

The pastor will preach both morning
and evening on Sunday, April 9th, at
usual hours and will be glad to greet
all the members and friends of the
church at those services. Strangers
are welcome among us. Sunday school
will meet at II: AS, Junior League at 8
D. m., and Epworth League at 6:45.
w. H. M. S. holds its session at the
home of Mrs. Carrie Goocher Friday
afternoon.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1916-04-07
E,.av. on Road Maxim.

All of the students who have written
competitive esays on the road question
who wish to read their own at the next
road meeting are by these presents in
vited to do so. Many are very good
one by girl. This brings attention to
the equal interest women have with
men in good roads and accordingly la
dies are invited to participate. The
reading above mentioned will commence
at 10 q. m. Chairman.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1916-04-07

Those present were Reed & Lennsa
non of Decorah, McHugh & Lusson, Of
Cresco, Shepard & Knowls of McGreg-
or, j. M. Dunuing of McGregor, Mr..
Kaveny of Waukon, J. H. Hager Of
Waukon, Bullard Bros. of Ossian, Hum
phrey Bros. of Monona, w. F. DIESEL
& Son of Ossian and L. E. Bauer Of
Cresco. Owing to the road conditions
it was impossible for others to be pres
ent. .-McGregor Times.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1916-04-07
Conversational Church.

Services next Sabbath at 1920. Rev.
Gammons who has supplied the pulpit
since the first of the year, will preach
his final sermon, as the incoming pastor
Rev. Brockoven is expected the follow
ing Sabbath to take up the work of the
charge. Sermon theme: ''The Mosaic
Edict Regarding Equal Rights of the
Sexes.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1916-04-07
For Sale.

Choice Timothy Seed, 9sa per cent.
purity, free from foul Seed Enquire OF
33w4 C. D. NICHOLS.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1916-04-07
For Sale.

Imported Dwarf Victoria Rape Seed.
The best is none too good. Being the
first to introduce this wonderful forage
plant into this part of Iowa, we are
sure of it's great feeding qualities.
Enquire of 33w6 c. D. NICHOLS.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1916-04-07

Try a can of DUSTBANE, the sani-
tary sweeping compound. You'll like
it. 25c can. Satisfaction guaranteed.
ZBORNIK BROS.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1916-04-07

For Bargains In town dwelling, 500
Andrew Smith, Cresco, Iowa. 29tf
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-09-14
No Friday Specials
Sent c. o. D. or Mail
or Phone Orders
Filled. - -
Jewelry Specials

Soc gold filled LaVallieres.
Special Friday only :. 25c
25c Sterling silver and
gold plated hat pins. Spe-
cial Friday only ..... 15c
25c pearl bead necklaces.
Special Friday only ... 19c
Soc gold front brooches.
Special Friday only -. 25c
Sl.25 white ivory hair re-
ceivers and puff boxes. Spe-
cial Friday only ...... CSC
S1.0O guaranteed nickel
alarm clocks. Special Fri
day only ............. 500
25c hand-painted brooches
and beauty pins. Special
Friday only .......... 15c
SIPS Rogers silver plated
orange spoons. Special Fri
day only, II dozen -. 100
Dives. Pomeroy & Stewart
Street Floor. Front.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-09-14
Autumn atsAre Having Preliminary Showing and Promise
Much of Style Interest the Usual Host of Frday Shoppers
Colored Dress Goods

$l.OO wool crepe; AZ in
ches wide; all wool; fast
shades. Special Friday only,
yard. :. 400
SOC serge; So inches wide;
full range of colors. Special
Friday only, yard 80. 45c
75c shepherd checks; AZ
inches wide; in all size
checks. Special Friday
only, yard :. SOC
59c mixed suitings; AZ in
ches wide. Special Friday
only, yard ........... 400
85c diagonals; AZ inches
wide; full range of colors.
Special Friday only, yard,
100
SIPS gabardine; 43 inches
wide; navy, green and Co.
penhagen. Special Friday
only, yard :. $1.OO
$1.25 silk poplin; 40 inches
wide; best shades. Special
Friday only yard :. S1.OO
$l.75 navy serge; 81 in
ches wide; best shades.
Special Friday only, yard,
$1.59
75c wool sacking; 54 in
ches wide, in shades of blue
and grey. Special Friday
only, yard ........... SOC
Dives. Pomeroy & Stewart
Street Floor
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-09-14
Laces and
Embroideries

Swiss and cambria en-
broidery edges and inser-
tions; to 215 inches wide;
values to lOc. Special Fri
day only, yard ........ SO
Swiss and cambric en-
broidery edges; 4 to 6 in
ches wide; values to zoe.
Special Friday only, yard,
1870
Venise lace insertions; 2
to 4 inches wide; values up
to SOC. Special Friday only,
yard ................ 15c
Valenciennes lace edges
and insertions; one-inch
wide; values to 1Oc. Special
Friday only, yard 49,. So
Dives, Pomeroy & Stewart,
Street Floor.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-09-14
Basement Wash
Goods

Sc prints; light and dark
shades. Special Friday only,
yard ................. SO
12Hc comfort robes; So
inches wide. Special Friday
only, yard ........... 6Hc
SC lawns; light and dark
shades; neat figures. Spe-
cial Friday only, yard -. 40
25c fancy cretonne; 36 in
ches wide. Special Friday
only, yard -. 17c
1Oc gingham; light and
dark style, neat stripes and
checks. Special Friday only,
yard ................ SHc
15c plain ginghams; 81 in
ches wide. Special Friday
only, yard -. So
12Hc fancy plaid ging-
hams. Special Friday only,
yard 1Oc
12Hc and 15c voiles and
batiste in stripes and figures.
Special Friday only, yard,
90
25c voiles; light grounds
in fancy stripes and figures;
SO inches wide. Special Fri
day only, yard 80. 1870
Remnants of wash goods
in voiles and linens in
lengths from 21z to 5 yards
at Half Price.
Dives. Pomeroy & Stewart.
Basement.
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A family reunion is In progress at
the home in this city of John G.
Smith on the Nuzum way and W. C.
Smith on Benoni avenue. Guests Of
Mcssrs. Smith are their fo,r brothers
and four sisters, namely Mr.. and Mrs,
]. l.. Smith of Lorraine, O.; Mr., and
Mrs. Fred Smith and daughter, Erma
OF ochester, Pa. Mr.. and Mrs. James
A. Thompson OF Homestead. Pa. DR..
and Mrs. W. H. Burns Of Alliance. O.,
Mrs. George S. Grim Of Saxton, Pa,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Bonze Of Ell.
wood City. Pa. This reunion is an an.
annual affair and the first reunion OF
the five sisters and four brothers was
held in the year 1905. Rev. and Mrs,
S. r. Gantz. Mrs. Gantz being a sister
who expected to attend the reunion
were detained at their home at San.
dusky. Ohio, on account of Illness.
There has been no death In this fam.
lily excepting the parents who died,
the father in 1903 and the mother In
1909. and the eldest son has reached
the age 70 sixty years. Several of
the guests came here in automobiles
and the entire gathering will return
TO their homes on Monday,
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Mrs. James Vernon OF Grafton is
the guest of her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
gJ.W. Maddox In this city.
John o. Coffey Of Akron, Ohio, is
spending a few days in this city on
business.
Mrs. Dallas Leonard who has been
quite i'll, is recovering.
Miss Fannie Millholland who had
been the guest of her aunt Mrs. Earl
il Smith at Valley Farms, has re.
turned to her home at Cumberland,
Nd.
Miss Adelaide PRESS Is the guest
OF Mrs. L. N. Price on High street.
Miss Madaline Maddox went to Man.
nington today to visit friends for a
few days.
Miss Rose Steele is spending a two
weeks vacation at Atlantic City.
The Misses Laura and Lucille Hen.
shaw who had been the guest of their
uncle John Henshaw and their grand.
mother Mrs. Mamie B. Henshaw on
Fatrmont avenue returned today to
their home In Martinsburg,
Miss Margaret Mccullough has re.
turned to her home In Louisville, KY.
after spending some time here as the
guest OF Mrs. Frank J. Bury on Wat.
son avenue.
Mrs. Cora Griffin and brother IN law
James Lewis have returned from no.
chester, Pa., where they were called
by tho death OF Mrs, or!ain's tun.
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LOCAL SOCIAL EVENTS
band. who was Killed while crossing |,

band, who was killed while crossing a
railroad track.
Miss Alva Holden is seriously Ill a,
her home 500 Field street.
Mrs. W. e. Hundley OF this city ia
spending a few days at LoLg Branch,
N. ]. Her mother Mrs. H. s. Flagg
has recovered from the effects Of a
recent operation and Is now recuper,
ating at Ozone Park, Long Island.
Mrs. Hundley and Mrs. Flagg will ar.
rive home on Tuesday Of next week,
Miss Virginia Alexander is the guest
Of her aunt Mrs. Terence Stewart In
Morgantown.
Miss Matorie Hess left this morn,
Ing for Columbus, Ohio, where she
will visit relatives for several weeks
Miss Josephine Hough spent today
with friends in Clarksburg.
Leita, the little daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. J. r. Phelps OF Fenimore
street is Ill Of typhoid fever.
Miss Bethiah Smoot OF Allingdale
w. Va, who had been the guest OF
Miss Marjorie Hess is spending a few
days as the guest Of Miss Mary Hurs,
at her home on Benoni avenue.
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Miss Doris Musgrove Of Guffey
street spent Friday at Westchester.
Miss Mary Morrison Of Bridgepor,
who has been the guest Of friends
here spent today in Mt. Lake Park
She will return here this evening.
Misses Winnie and Ruth Musgroyc
Of Morgantown avenue will spend
Sunday at Lowesville the guests OF
their sister, Mrs. Philip Lowe.
Mrs. Joheph Carpenter Is visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Fortney at Colfax.
Mrs. Arthur Rich will return to her
home at Pittsburg Monday, after a
weeks visit with her mother. Mrs,
Viola Springer at Union.
J. c. Stealey Of G~assaway is here,
having been called here by the death
Of Mrs. Emma Stealey Price.
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Mrs. Thurston Fleming was hostess
at her home on Jefferson street last
evening to the Loyal circle OF Kings
Daughters of the First Presbyterian
church. The entertainment was a re-
union of the loyal circle Of the organ.
iaation which existed several years
ago and was given in honor OF several
visitors to the city who were members
Of the organization. The members in
whose honor the affair was given are
Mrs. T. s. Lewis OF Tuscon, Ariz,.
Mrs. o. F. Jenkins, OF Jenkins. KY,
and Mrs. James Martin Of Wheeling.